13 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0a1912d5dd33d2a8eab51b31d0eda650.pdf a01bb9bbf9d81bd85bceb8a40d98d223 PDF Text Text I G iis Bell Inks Pact With Cinci Ptaecrest PTA father* will modal the lataat Parisian *fasbk»s at tho PTA Fun Faatlval, March 4. A bubblegum blowing content for the youngater* win alao be featur­ ed at Mm 9:904:10 p. m. festival. Elimination contests to get the beat gum Mower* will be held ia each •chool room prior to the contest. The flnallita wtU "pop" into action on the aehoot atage at I p. m. The Pun Peattval replace! the Curbing To Start On Sanford Ave Sanford Public Work* Director Syd Htefcard hopes to bavo IanSard Ave. widened from Mte to Hth SL by AprN. Cttp workman are bearing right-of-way and utility Hue* now. They wfli start putting to enrta tar tha ritfrtdoot widening Sri* week, Richard said. ;LUCiUJC CAMPBELL is •yarn of Plnoereot Elemen­ tary'* m oot widely edu­ cated teachers. The sixth t r a d e teacher attended ^Maryville and George Pea'body Colleges, both in Ton-A M M , Stetson and Miami UafvcnUtae, Peoples Col­ late in Finland, and Haloere In Denmark. She haa traveled hi the eastern United S t a t e n , Europe, Canada and Cuba. To aee foreign languages taught MMMntaiy school# la I Campbell's pet hope, also hopaa to travel in loo and to writ* plays children. A native of wma, Miss Campbell i with her mother at Tho April finishing date ea whether the workmen os Ibe widening job. Emi like heavy rains may it from Sanford Ave. to do anee work, Richard said. Tho broadening will m ford Ave. u teat wide 19th and Mth Sts. regular February meeting of Ibe Pinecreat PTA. At an executive board meeting laat week, health chairman Ur*. Charlca Lewie re­ ported that a uted clothe* closet la being maintained to provide clothes for children who become alck or have accidents at school. Clothes from the closet recently helped Grass Fires Put Out Sanford fireman fought ii grass fir# i t * » W. Ilth St. Monday. Sunday they answered calls' for a flooded heater i f Hugh Wynn’s US E. Second St, home and for ■ grass fin at M i Park Dr. children of two families whose homes were burned. Donationi 'are asked for Ihe clothes closet. Pinecreat Beautification Chair­ man Mrs. Fred Canal said that the necessary background plants have been put around the school ground*. A student group planted nine fruit trees donated to the school. Hath grade younsters will learn how to haodle and . core for tools in the “ home repairs" class start­ ed bg teacher Freeman Baggett. The data starting this week will alio emphaiUe simple repairs and dfr-lt-yotwaolf project*. Urn PTA ie financing lb* Maas. It Paya To U m By U i M Priu lalrroaiiMal The Cincinnati Reita, hoping that slugger On* Rail U hark on tha beam, today granted the 31* year-old outfielder a pay boost. 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Y i e k i e , 11 months-old and Uvea with gar husband, Don at 112 Tangerine Dr., Ravenna Park. Mta. Reynolds la a GRITS SWIFTS PREMIUM TENDER CUBED FROZEN FOODS SHURFINE FRESHLY GROUND M « gw C P" Orange Juice 3 fa>4 j Bureau Chief Dies 4 t . abater* Taylor, Stetson Unim n fy Publicity Chief, died sudW et diet a. m., Tuesday, at Me beam d corseary thrombosis. A BftUve *| IMebfield, Kentucky, Mr. Taylor was a graduate of Coonolowu College, Fuoaral m iMm wMbe hold at U a. m., Thuradhy, at Firat Baptist Church, DeLand, Dr. J. Winston Pearce offletaHag, with burial la Oakdale BRHMvvgr« YNH haowa k Florida as a terHMT fVwridaat V tha Florid* PubSe MriMlam AaaoriatlM a n d Hmrikeaateaw Dtatriet Director at M cK e n z i e s BROCCOLI SPEARS M IX. VEGETABLES FRESH - WHOLE BOSTON BUTT m BIRDSEYE SPINACH A , BROWNIES SHURFRESH BUTTERMILK FOODMART CONTRIBUTION PLAN . Kimberly Taylor; « °* - ^ Pkg*. 14 Ox. ARMOURS STAR BREAKFAST itn o n s u i SARA LEE BISCU IT la eurvind by hla Deeper Taylor; a 2 -3 5 * HYDRO X CO O KIES ( , M ODESS YOUR PURCHASES A T FOODMART CAN BE A REAL SOURCE OF < i INCOME TO YOUR FAVORITE k CHURCH OR CHARITY i A T PRESENT W E ARE a I [ V DONATING OVER J V w e e k l y ^ ^ ^ PA B k AT IMh I ' Size m d d I C c *7 # | C # # 25* �---- -- U.S. Space Effort Called ’Illogical WASHINGTON (UPH — Tha former head af tha Army Ballis­ tic Missile Agency testified today that spilling the nation's apace effort between two government agoneia*—om military; the other civilian—to "illogical and taxorm reet." Retired MaJ. Gen. John B. Medaris told tha House Space Commit* tea that th* assumptions behind having both the Defense Depart­ ment and th* National Aeronautic* and Spare Administration carrying on spare work ar* "totally incor­ rect." Mederia railed for a single space agenog to be under Pentagon con­ trol. 0 Ha also stressed tha need for tha U. S. to achieve equality and eventually superiority in the space race with Russia. This, be said, ta "one of the moat critical and fundamental decision* of our day." ' “ I want te afBrm my personal •onvictlon,” be said, "that for psychological reasons alono the free world must attain no lest than parity and preferably a margin of superiority in the field of spare exploration and exploitation." Medaria described the present military-civilian spare structure of this country aa wotting by "a sort of hot house-nurtured or blackjackinjured coordination." • U. S. Funds To Aid c Low-Cost Home Project In County Open Mess WASHINGTON (UPI) — A congressman today bared the contents o f ntill another Air Force manual in­ structing airman on how to stage fashion ahows, round up dalea for bachelors and mix drinks. The book also advises persons who run officers' dubs to feed employes — often enlisted men — cheaper cute o f meat than those served to members. The publication, which still ia in use, is called "Open Mesa Operating Manual." It waa issued in 1957 by order o f Gen. Nathan F. Twining, then Air Force chief of staff and now chairman o f the joint Chiefs of Staff. Rep. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn.) disclosed existence of the manual in a letter urging the House Armed Scrview Committee to investigate all military training hooka. , The manual says that if getting dates for bachelor officers is a problem then "cull the nurses, women's col­ leges or the Junior League." . There ia a special drink guide explaining in detail that a large group at a party consumes fewer drinks per person than a smaller group. The guide give* seven recipes for martinis. The manual also contains this advice: On promoting food: “ A short descriptive sentence helps sell food. Por example: Just ‘ fried chicken $1.25’ doesn't mean much; however if we were to replace this with 'southern pan fried chicken, browned to ixsrfection, neatled in golden brown curls and served with piping hot biscuits snd honey,* the chances of a sale would be greatly increased.” HAVANA (UP!) - The Cuban Cabinet today refilled tha loanaad-trade agreement algaed last week by Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet First Deputy Premier Asse­ ts* Mlkoyaa. Under tha agreement Russia will buy one million tuna of sugar a year for the next five years at world market prices currently £ less than three cents a. pound as 9 compared to the five cants a Pound paid bv tha U. 8. Russia also will grant Cuba |100 million credit to ha used for pur­ chase of Soviet machinery, equip­ ment and other industrial goods. It alas will provide Ruuian techni­ cian* and aagfoaar* if requested. Unofficial reports said tha cabi­ net also discussed the possible re­ newal ef diplomatic relations with n Soviet Union. Castro may reveal 9 the derision when he reports la Mm nation by television tonight. VOL. XLIX United Prew Leased Wire A delegation ot Lake Mary residents asked tbe County Zon­ ing Board for "atricter" reslrielion* on lakcfront property at the board'* comprehensive toning Dis­ trict 3 hearing last night. Col. J. 0. Gregory, who said h# acted aa spokesman for 3« prop­ erty owners la Crystal Lake Heights, orged tha board: I—To prohibit dredging, canaling or digging In a radial direelioa from the shore for th* pur­ pose of increasing lakcfront fool- er* whose property lies adjacent to the lake shore. *««3—Not lo permit any commer­ 3—Te set minimum lehetront cial venture dependent upon the footage at 100 feet, 3— Not lo terminal* thorough­natural resource* of the lake to fares at the lake shore without b* licensed. Land developer Dan Fiver, who th* expresa consent ot M percent ef tee freeholders wkh lend ad­ said he plans to build "high grade" homos ia the area said he jacent to lake shore*. 4— Not to accept developmentwants t* improve the land, not plats V they provide for lake decrease Its values. "W* hava no intention of harm­ shore privileges for sny group other than th* Individual freehold­ ing lakcfront properly," he said. Tornado Rips West Gulf Beach PANAMA Cm r, Fla. (UPH -r A small tornado struck Bahama Beach near hare today, destroying three houses and doing extensive damage to others. Only one injury we* reported. The state patrol said JaneL Tew, 10, daughter or Mr. and 3frs. Grady Tew, was slightly cut by (lying glass at she slept. Her parents and three sisters escaped injury. The patrol esUmsled damage at about 1100,000. Bahama Beach, a summer resort ■arscly occupied at this time of the year, te popular with Georgia and Alabama residents who own moat of the homes there. Reading a petition to (he board. Col. Gregory s.ld that "unless de­ velopment ot Ibis area U scrup­ ulously managed and controlled, w* can expect exploitation which will lead to pollution, noise and Hm gradual loss of tha natural features of the lake." Th* board informed Gregory that It would consider the request and would maka a decision at a master comprehensive toning hearing scheduled in March. News Briefs Boycott Hurts NEW YORK (U Pl)-S. II. Kress k Co. said today the boycott in the South by Negroes to force service at lunch counters was culling business by 11 ta II per cent in some stores. BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - The myitery submarine which had been reported lurking in the Ar­ gentine navy's Nuevo Gulf maneu­ ver area appears to have escaped to the open aea, It waa reported today. The navy refused to confirm repurls from the gulf saying that tha sub was delected and attacked Tuesday night by Argentine war­ ships making contact with it for Citizenship Lost HAVANA (UP11 - Capt. Herman F. Marks, who officiated at tha execution of 70-odd Cubans by Premltr Fidel Castro's firing squads here last year, has been deprived his U. I. eltisenshlp, Ha did not protest. Old Rosenwald School Still Smoking After Collapse Flames Rose 100 Feet In Midnight Fire gomlnolc County School officials next week will begin planning for single sessions for the fall lean. Attendance areas will be studied with the single session goal in mind, Director af Instruction Stew­ art Gatchrl said. Almost all county schools will operate from i:4S a. m. to 3:13 p, m. on the secon­ dary level and from 1:43 a m, to 2:30 p. m. on the elementary level alerting next fall, Gatchal said. The new Seminole High School on Lake Jennie and the Lake Mery Elementary addition will relieve crowding in Sanford. Sanfortl Jr. High students will he at Hie present Seminole High. This move will make room for more elementary school students at Pinecrest, where the junior high la now. Lake Mary's addition will taka a l least >otl more students from the Sanford area. NO. 632 The board alto heard requests from other residents of tha dis­ trict. A delegation of property owner* from Altamonte Sprlnga asked that a "buffer tone" bo established to protect their land near the Altamonte School from depreciating. Oakland Shores residents also asked that their land be given top priority and that a buffer son* ha set up to "keep lower elssslflrstinna out," Ike Urged To Tell U.S. Defense Facts Mysterious Sub's Escape Reported Single School Sessions Studied SANFORD, FLORIDA WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash) today challenged President Eisenhower to give the American people "specifics" on how U. S. missile pro­ gress compares with Russia's when he goes on radio ana TV Sunday night to discuss his defense policies, As th* challenge was hurled Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. llerter warned today that Sentence ypheld TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Hie death -sentence of Hey Askew of Gainesville waa upheld Wednesday by the Florida Supreme Court. Askew, 2*, was convicted of rap­ ing a 10 year-old girl after a drinking party the night nf July M, ItM. Roy Mann Announces NEW YORK (UPI) prices el 1 p. m-: American T k T ..... American Tobsrro ... Bethlehem Steel ........ C k O Chrysler .................. Curtiss • Wright ........ DuPont . ...... . Kastman.Kodak ......... Ford Motor ............... General Electric......... General Motors........... Int. TAT .................... Lorillanl Penney Penn HR ................. Scars Roebuck .......... Standard Oil (NJ> ... U. S. Steel ............ Wostinghouso El.......... BelAfonle Honored For School Board Post F. Mann announced today that be would be n candidate for the Seminole Count, Bo.rd of Publie Instruction from District Two. Currently vice president snd di­ rector of the Sanford Atlantic Nutional Bank, Mann has lived in Seminole County since l»20, snd now resides with hia family at 121 W. IMh St., Sanford. In addition lo ills business exprrienre, Msnn pointed to bis ed qualilicatiun fur membership on the school board by having served the educaliunal system for as « trustee. Its was re elected last year for anot her lids lime he. ha« frequently attended sr.-sion* with school board mem bers and he feels that his hack ground will permit him to (it in quickly Id the operations of the Roy r rm iiM ei iiinii - L. 1 f . .I "t , ms— 'V.';; ' .. :- J bJ I 'I'n, ,w~ •ffJM _ ’•-= ~ \ ’V P£r‘k J Psj ': / f ' , .,'7® 1 MIAMI (UPD-The Miami City Commission created the job of Public Safely Director Wedneaday tbua stripping Police Chief Wal­ ter Headely of much of hla power. Headley hai been under stuck by Mayor Robert King Hfgh who, has charged that police-prole clod bolita rackets are operating and ha* demanded Headley's resignation. Forced Sale Fought f l „ M i£ M KOY H. MANN ______ ;______ ______________ f s t r ia e Pears I A s r l w e llT II* r 6 l l l M IQ C a u m I** I n A ( * i e n r f O U g i U 111 M T r iC Q LAKELAND (UPH — Florid Clints Mutual will help pay Hi expense* of a icienttat wha wi seek a possible solution in centri Africa lo one of Florida’s blggei citrus headaches, Mutual’s board of directors vo »d to underwrite 14,000 for ei pense money lo send a reprcsei taUva lr»m the slate citrus exper meat station to the Belgian Cong lo bring bark citrus-type seeds sal to be Immune to the burrowin nematode, Tbe nrmatode Is the cause < spreading decline in citrus grovet Lake Mary Man Arrested By FBI Prlfes Highlight Coffee Club Meet ntpri rwoeivod hi* 50H*U. Dnrry, 79, wl t mads • Mm m in tire ir pin at the Sanford >s«d Mr*. Dnrry n tfard Lode*- F«b- I f. Ohrtedr D tn y bin pto*sre Judga ]Fraak L. Milter. a ______ yearn, and Walter If. Haynes of Sanford, n Mason for 52 LONDON (U P h - Queen Elisa­ beth's tour doctors called on her at Buckingham Palaca today and public tensions and sxcitemenl mounted by the hour in anticipa­ tion of the Imminent birth of her third child. A source close to the palace stld the birth would occur today even H K Had te he In­ duced. Powers Reduced P ep- pv Pk p. Pj gtv* him added incentive in working for the best possible system of Instruction, Mauu pointed out. Mann la a member of tbe Kiwanis club, of which ha la a director and ofiirer. For several years ha waa traaaurar of tha Salvation Army and for two yaars has worked in a similar capacity for tb# Untied Fund. He also la a member of the UF budget committee. Ha ti ■ member of the Flral Preabylerlan church, serving Jl In the paat a* deacon and for the pact eight yeara as elder. Tha Sanford banker said Uiat bt realties tbe heavy responsibility that goes with the job he ia seeking, but bo feels that hia business experience, his working knowledge of tha school system from his service as trustee and hla deep latereat In keeping the actmoie on • high plana capable of meeting Ute challenge of enlarging enrollmeal will help him "to continue tha progressive pace that has been Royal Birth Near established in Seminole County, M,nn “ M "1,n* of his frtciM ^ e . - I I NEW YORK (UPI) - Actor folk I slngrr Harry Itelafonte was named "personality of the year" Wednes­ I day night in the first annual swards sponsored by the American A daughter a son currently Guild of Variety ArtJsla and the attending schools in the county Diners' Club. Area FHA Office Changing Location vhe office serves Seminal*, Orqp*c., Brevard, Lake, Oocoola and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1960 k’ -« 1 , • ; MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Ex President Harry I. Truman, her* to politick and vacation, said i southerner could win the Dcmocra tie presidential nomination "If he gels out and works." Truman also said ha thought a two-party system would bt "tb* best thing that could happen to tha South.” Truman said he was saving til his comments on GOP admlaialrn-l lion policies at home and abroad for a Democratic fund-raising din­ ner here Fob, IT. He said ha waa "very glad" Florida had become n two-party state, adding that a democracy functions best with a two-party aystom. Truman also said "presidential preferential primaries are all eye­ wash. . .No om la rich enough to campaign in all - Ibo states end have enough money left over lo make a nationwide campaign." director. Established 1908 The old Roaenwald Elementnry School burned to the ground last night. There are "strong indications" that arson wan involved in the burning of the Altamonte Springs Negro school, County Commisioner Lawrence Swofford said today. The blaze ntarted about midnight, and Swofford said th* entire four-room building seemed m lire et once, with Came* leaping 100 feet into the •ir. A school the sis* of the M-yesrold building would rail about (40,000, Walter Teague, county achool administrative aaalitant, aaid today. The achool waa In aured, officials aaid. Roaenwald School ia on the eait aide of Altamonte Sprlnga. The recently built school annex wai not damaged. The old school had brick walla with wood conatruelion inside. Swafford said ha was sure the school board, the county commlsslooera and the sherttTo sifted would Investigate the- flft. MSford Firs Chief Meek Cteveleaf Sr. and .school board tereraaep t lb Lake Front Restrictions Urged HST Sees Chance For Southerner As Demo Nominee The FHA’* Orlando area office will move on April l into the Myrirk Bldg., 134 E. Colonial Dr. tSR-30), Orlando, according to Hardy A. Sullivan, Central Florida J f m WEATHKR: Considerable doudinnis\nd windy with showers today and tonight. High today around 76. Ixtw tonight, 46-50. School Destroyed; Arson Is Hinted The Housing and Horn* Finance Agency hae approved use of spe­ cial federal mortgage insurance to finance up to IS units of low-cost private housing te Seminole Coun tyThe housing ie needed to help 9 re house families being displaced by building cod* enforcement and highway construction. Chamber of Commerce Manager John (Crider reported he received a letter from bousing ofUdals which said that "Effective program accomplish mania will require the maximum co-operation of local of­ ficials, builders and lavaslar-sponsors te the ooaatructien nf new housing and In the rehabilitation af re sxlriing bousing. Krirer- ampfaayttmt teat, tha aid af realtors must be enlisted In identifying existing housing and fire today.' — The MS students In tbe school building sites suitable for in all probability. will itart dou­ •tniclloa of units. ble session* Monday in the an­ nex. Taague said the school board also may rent a neighborhood church in which la conduct some ef the classes. Cuban Cabinet Okays Soviet Pact ^ a u f n r iT Th* FBI reported the arrest of Arthur Earl Osborn, 44, of Lake Mary and Beaton Harbor, Mich., on a complaint that he caused a Prise* valued ever glto were fraudulent check to move In in­ presented te secretaries at th* terstate commerce. Lae O. Teague, apeciel afeat in monthly Cut fee Club meeting held charge of tha FBI et Miami an­ this morning at tha USO Chamber nounced Osborn was arrested Wednesday and will have a hear­ ing before tha U. I. eommlaeipn ar at Orlando. He wee held la tha Orange County jal. Urn ar­ rest was mad* ea a aompia.ai NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) Lawyers for builder William LaviK say they will appeal (a the U, S. Supreme Court ■ decision forcing tha sale of homes to Negroes la Levltlown, N, J. The New Jersey Supreme Court held recently that tha atala'a anilbias law prohibited discrimina­ tion ta bousing projects Involving FHA mortgage guarantees given home builders. Wind Topples Tent On Fair Livestock Heavy gusts of winds this morn­ ing knocked over the exposition lent at the Seminole County Fair but no one waa injured, fair offi­ cial* reported. The taut was used to house live­ stock and all were guided out of the fallen tent after tbe mishap. Fair Chairman Joel Field, w.io witnessad the Ual'i collapse,' said "it was a freak gust of wind that did Iht damage." Utility compeoiea in Sanford, re­ ported the heavy gusts did no dam­ age to powar line* la the area. Firemen To Stage Lake Mary Blaze Lakn Mary ftremea will reverse their usual procedure Umlght and burn down a buildingTbe burning wUI be part af the demonstration af fire-fighting tech­ nique* during a training session which will begin at 7:30 p. m. on Urn On departs*iat grounds. world aver closer to tha possibili­ ty of "war by miscalculation." He aaid (hat to arrest thie frightening progress toward the possibility of ''general w ar^K is, urgently necessary to takq.Mpl] to create “ ■ more elabla iwpiNji environment. Jackson, a ITequent erillq ■ j p > < administration's defense M M f said he hoped the pre*ldetell M i! port to the nation "will M i g another generalised reaaiuranee that we have overall deterrent strength." "The people want In know spe­ cifically," he said. "He could tell the American people whether Rus­ sia la ahead of ui in lCBMs-* within the limit* of security. Tbn American people era entitled In know where they sUnd. yta-a-vte the Ruislaei." Harter ta » ape** W a' Na­ tional Press Club luacb, said two slaps ere heeded as seee as pota­ ble te control the dangers et "a continuing arms race" featured by "aplralllng competiUee In stra­ tegic delivery system: "The testing ef nuclear waapnqa and aventually the productlee « f nsaioeable material for waapeea purposes must be prohibited ehdor affaeUva inspection." llerter made a strong plea Inf the Soviet lo abandon Its sunsplclons and cooperate with the West la new efforts at general disarmament which begin aboot March IS at a 10-nalioa confer­ ence In Geneva. McCarty Draws Lowry Support TAMPA (UPH •— The seyreg*tiunlst support thrown to guberna­ torial candidate John McCarty el Ft. Pierca Wednesday got Imme­ diate reaction from oaa opponent, Ted David of Hollywood said! "1 will be Interested la see what course tbla campaign takes with the entrance af- Gen. Sumter 1* Lowry into the picture." Lowry, nf Tampa, a retired National Guard general, Mid Me. Cartp "moat nearly meets ear standard! and 1 will giva him my vote end support." McCarty waa stumping hla way from Tallahassee ta St, Pateraburg end wasn’t available for comment. But his campaign manager, Bunkle Blount, said at Ft. Plercet "John McCarty Is a randldat* with his own program, based an his Intimate knowledge ef our state's needs. Hla aland on all issues does not necessarily con­ form entirely with the views end alms of each supporter.” Lowry ran for governor on • strung segregationist platform ta ISM, Educational TV In State Grows TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -Educa­ tions! talc vision la now available to at least three million Florida viewers, tbe State Educational Television Commission said Wadnesdsy. The commission, ta a report (a the governor, said Its videe-Upa network now can serv* all Florida universities, 1! Junior eoUegta tad homes and schools ia S3 irentMo The facuities af Urn r e iv e * are being used te . retest reams* from elementary aches) la waiverally level*. . . <; • , . . « L ; '* ' Ha pubke ia tevitad te vatofe He demoeetriUai by llw voM itf flrcmeo and instructors from tha state Fire Gaites*- ' ■ M r't �♦ i M ir k V > '- ' 1.^ Vrratl Page fc-Thurs. FW. 1 1 ,1MO •' A Comprehcnilvt Booing Hear- M- will ta held at TsM.p. m. WUy la Um County CcmmUilo* top for two week*. During March, a matter toning bearing will be hold fur all five districts la the ceunty w hear final comeielaU m Um proposed taw before ■ a M in i board makes (ta reeommaodstlnei to the County A chicken barbecue will ta held at l:M p. m. - Saturday at tha Seaford Elks Club for tha benefit of the Seminole High School Band. Tha barbecue will na sponsored by the Seminole Bend Association •Ml the band will perform Mom • to S :» p. m. WASHINGTON (U ri)-Foond; A former diae Jockey whe admits ha took payola. House Investigator* mad* pub­ lic closed-door testimony in which Norman Prescott admitted he ac­ cepted $P,MS for playing songs of four record companiea ever WBZRadie and WBZ-TV, Boston. Prescott's testibiony was re­ leased Wednesday while the House lubrommltte met hi closeddoor section to question Harry Carter, president, treasurer, and majority slockboIdar in Music Suppliers, Inc., Boston, which Prescott said paid him $MMPrescott aald be took payola for about two years but finally quit In disgust ever, “the payola cuedltioni." Prescott, whe testified Fab. t. Is Uie only witness who hat told tha Houae group that ho cllhar gsre er received payela-Mderthe-table payments fee giving eartain records preferred trentmant. Other disc Jockeys have eoneed- LITTLE VENICE BROWNIE TROOP IN members look over their bankets made for diaplay at the County Fair. Mra. Milton Sorokowaki keepa watch over EUr Boutwell, Jo Ann Fletcher, Patty Fletcher, Deborah marched peat Ita stores and then doubled back. Groups of white persons, who had been dispersed earlier, returned and word* were exchanged. Police called in reinforcements and used their especially trained Goeraa, Candy Hart wig, Lealio Hartwig, Suxy Hertwig, Kathy Kimmons, Nancy Moore, Pamela Pigott. Carolyn Robertson, Elisabeth Rogers, Diane Sorokowski, Lucia Wallace, Beth Williams nnd Barbara Tamm. (Herald Photo) "K-* Corps" dogs to push the Negroea into a nearby field and scatter Um crowd. Demonstrations had been large­ ly peaceful except for an out­ break of fiat and chain fights here Tuesday. At Raleigh, Jf. C„ a whit* man was ebarged with assault with a deadly weapon and another with simple amault after scuffles with Negroe college students picketing drug and variety Korea along Raleigh's mala street ATLANTA (UP1>- The R#v. Uartin Luther King Jr., militant leader of Integration drive* by aouthern Negroea, waa arretted here Wedneiday nn perjury charges In ronnertlon with the filing of Alabama itata Income tax return. Xing, who moved here from{ Montgomery. Ala., earlier thli month to lead a "full scale ataaull on tha ayitem of segrega­ tion," waa arrested by two aherUfa deputlea on a warrant aworn out by Lloyd B. Hale, auditor of the Alabama Revenue Department. He wee releeaed under $Z,(M bond to await an extradition hear­ ing March 11..Gov. Ernest Van-, diver, who must algn any extradl-' tloo paper, said whan King first announced ha waa moving to At­ lanta that "ha la Mt welcome hi Georgia." Alabama officials said the two perjury charges stemmed from King's reputed failure to report about $31,000 on his MU and MSI slats income tax return*. Evasion at state Income tax la only a misdemeanor hi Alabama, tat perjury la a felony. 1 last few years, accused Alabama officials of haraatinx him beeiuaa of hi* lntagratian laaderehlp. Tbs young Nogro mhdater M a successful boycott of osgrtgated city buses la Montgomery In MM while president of the Montgom­ ery i Improvement Assn. He proawntlv la V*«s of Me fe q t t w Christian Leadership Conferee**!) with headquarters hero. SHOP PENNEY’S YOU’LL SAVE OPEN 9:00 TILL S:S0 M ONDAY THRU SATURDAY twa days af claabee. Two dims stores doted their buck counters indefinitely aid • drug star* planned to dote Its •ado fauntain at I p- m. dally. before classes and at nearby white end Negro high schools. Warren said charge* of dis­ orderly conduct were filed against M tm i g w whe ware relaasad la castady af their panatl. The trouble started when Hamit let ent Norcom High Other congrenloeal newa: Farmt Agriculture Secretary lir a T. Benton woe scheduled to spell out to the House Agriculture Committe detail* of the adminMretka's farm program. Two previous appearances by Benson wore canceled because of delays fa sanding to Congress President Elsenhower'* farm menage. Foreign Aid: Undersecretary of Stoto C. Dougina Dillon was to ap­ pear before the Hone* Foreign Affaire Committee to urge ap­ proval of President Elsenhower’s foreign aid request. Secretary of BUt* Christina A. Harter told the gnu* Wednesday the full $4,17$,• 000,000 w u needed to fight contin­ uing Communist efforts to take ever the world. Bom* lawmakers hare predicted deep cuts. The rule* deadlock waa hrekaa whan Republicans Joined northern Democrats Wednesday In agree­ ing informally I* sand the meas­ ure to the Haute floor. CoantittMMi n il H#tii§ Ini* on had derided to call up the debate. Contests Sot For Appionticos VALUE! VARIETY! IN EAR LY EASY-CARE N EW UNIFORMS! SAVINGS! GIRLS' SPRING COTTONS Fannay'a la uniform headquartern! Shown, one of many eolton poplin* that machine waab at medium act, little or no Ironing. M iuoe, Junior, half sizes. BanutifuBf mad*, daintily detailed draaaea, and ao easy to car* farl Woven ginghame, aolida, pattern*. Machin# waahhbla, medium eatting, little or no ironing l FU N 'M ^TES IN COTTON GET 100% CORD W ITH IN BABY-CARE SLACKS! TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - FlarIda apprentices wtt aampito March It la OaUeavilla U a EVEEjf BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT State ■••re Asoraatleeahln ■»Fpi ^saerewaw at Miami U July. CANADIAN CLUB TOWN CLUB , V O D KA WHISKEY G AY TOPPERS ■ -• Just made for pairing! *1 We've tope, sleevtlesa blouI aas, Jamaican, alacks 'n midcoifs. Styled for mixing. Bedford eorda machine waab, little er M lroaiag' . , ■ • ’ • ,; Q O , / 0 ta O f a . ^ PIMA COTTON One o f the Onset, most luxu­ rious fabrics available! Now A ( in Panney's plain front Uni/ f )t, verslty-Grad slacks I San* forbad, vat-dyed! W u b *» Meals Mam : wear, , , needs little iropt • ‘“ J J �* SAVf Irf&NvA’. ,T U. S. GOVERNMENT .Vi.&»■£> &••edW. 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"Dr. Crane, I wish you'd set tsr,*’ her faculty adviser tug■Hted after I had been the ekapi to speaker that aorntof.’ "Foe the la getting so neurotic •ad unstrung that I fear aha win have a nervous breakdown and lava to drop out of eollego." dsa of why she should bo nor­ ms and unstmnx. But I tactfuUyateered her along I our interview till aim finally to cry than blurted it to* following problem. Her cloeeat* friends at achool asd » they'd c b m lack to oofafter a betof holiday at , they always had exciting lances to talk about. For bad met notable stage nr 9 MfNttUUil. r fit t a k«d bo tuck socially ■g episodei ts tail, far bee »Oy waa net wealthy nor the M to bo written up frequently ton society page af too newt- ■Sea Mt a hunger togate a friends along. As the story grow bigger, Hoien would embellish It, and she des­ cribed in vivid detail the exciting party ahead. 8ha also invited Various of her ciaismates, and even bad Invlta* lions mailed to them from Long faliad In tho aamo of this Ima­ ginary aunt. Halaa was cartful enough to have a mead located then so aba could cite a real mailing address and thus neeive the acceptances of aunties Invitations. But tha gain event was now drawing near and Helen knew her gooa# was almost cooked. Bo tho naturally became almoit hysterical sad on tho verge of a nervous breakdown. Bbo had ba* m m caught la bar own trap and fr w it about to snap on bar. Penitent and tearful, ah* didn't know wkat to dn, Bbo admitted tho oven flirted with suicide. She had-also tried to figure not a way te drtw out of achMt and rtaim amnesia. Another possible solu­ tion Involved concocting a kidnap (dot with barstlf aa too victim. "Dr. Crana, I simply cannot faco a y trtenda and stay 1a eollag* if they find nut ton truth: So wknt can I doT 1’U never got Into thin dilemma again, I promise." Since aha had apparently learn­ ed her lesson, and she needed a way out with honor, her friend on Land Island dispatched n wire te Helen Informing her ef her aunt's sudden illness. . A few days later, another win said auntie had passed away, n l a Mm began telling about n waiter aunt whs wanted her to tom to Long Island for Spring tloa by the Soviet Union sod lb# United States. Dr. Leo Szilard proposes to substitute for the cur­ rent threat of motual suicide a "permissible" list uf cities In each country which would bo destroyed slier their populations had been evacuated. What gives tbs ptsn a special urgency is that Its author has only a few weeks to live, fn Memorial Cancer Hospital here he discussed it with thla reporter with the quick-ranging Intellect that kaa characterised hia remarkable ea- WASHINGTON—A costly, spread­ ing disease that*’ eating away on Capitol Hill has come under the wary eye of Sen. Allen Eilender (D-La.). Tha senator found that the Infec­ tious ailmeat hae eaten away sotthird of all the noma la the two Beanie Office Buildings. It’s n parasitical gam which foods main­ ly on taxpayers' dollars. la leglslaUvt circles it's known ts "The Committee." It comes to several dsalgaatlona—the standing committee,, the subcommittee, the special committee, the Joint com­ mittee and tha hybrid select commlttM. Tho infestation waa still tonocunun aa recently ai w o . But then it became fashionable to set up in­ vestigating committees, fn fact, Jt'a gotten to bo to fashionable that now oa The Hill wa even have an tovestigaUng committee to to* voeUgate things like Investigating committees. WUh a few exceptions (notably the Kofauver crime and McClel­ lan labor committees), those in- Last year, to make room tor more committees, tho senators built tbomselvea a new t o million building. And now everybody'a get­ ting crowded again becausn too committee! moved into ovary available nook and corner. "What happened to all tho room wo were to haver" cried tho seaalor. "I say that tho room haa tone to houst all these employee we have been putting on tha par* rolls from Uma to timo." Then Eilender grumbled: "Not only are wa confronted with tho problem of Increased staffs, and not only U there more material than senators can find out about because (hero art not enough hours to too day, but enrtato staff mom* bera do not a m know what ton other staff members are doing aimply because them are so many ‘ • * ••V,:i. / - ; ■; . Tha idea of • "ptrmUalbla" list at. cltiea te be mutually destroyed la the evaat at a war crisis has tha breathtaking logic at a great iciantifle mind. Whether It h il any practical significance la inether question. But, above all, Ballard hopes that It will waken pubUe opinion to the danger at the current drift, with nuclear aulclde e likelihood at the end. He does not believe that the eurrent talks at Oanavn to ond nuclear testing with e lystam of iaspocUoa and control can suc­ ceed. And bo feari that another failure In negotiation will only contribute te the falellitle accept­ ance of • stalemate which la peri­ lously unstable. "On general principles I am rather Inclined to agree with those who any that U would bo a miracle U man were to survive the advent of the atomic age," Ballard lays In bla article In the Bullitln of Atomic Scientists. "But a miracle, as defined by rerml. la an event which has a proba­ bility of occurrence of leas than 10 portent; people are Inclined to uaderotUmate tha probability ef Improbable event*. No matter what the probability of man's survival may appear to bo at this point, thorn (a a margin of hope and all wo can do at present la to concentrate on thla margin, bo it largo or small.’1 Th* lata Enrico Fermi, also ono of the pioneer nuclear physicists, was n partner with Szllird la Quotable Quotes By Called Press Internatienal BUENOS AIRES - Argentina Ben, Lula Recede, discussing Uto Argentina navy's effort to track* down tha mystery submarine re­ ported lurking la Nuevo Gulf: "The weapons of our army, navy and air force are evidently out of data." BAN QUENTIN, Calif. - Conviet-autbor Caryl Chessman's at­ torney, George T. Davit, an­ nouncing he would seek a re­ hearing of Chessman's clemency plea in tha California Supremo Court: "Any time a man's life hanga In the balance by one vote In a cate ai Important at this be de­ serve! th* benefit of the doubt." SACRAMENTO, Calif. - VicePresident Richard M. Nixon, eommontlng on former President Truman's prediction that any Democrat nominated could beat Nixon for tho presidency; "Of course I would dlsagroo.” livened by flashes of humor. Bui there can be no mlitakini tha almost despairing urgency with which ha posed the questions that ba believes mutt be answered If mankind la to avert catastrophes To give concreteness to hir proposals be visualizes a new war crista in the Middle East with the United States Joining Turkey and other friendly powers in a threat of nuclear war agatnat Tussle. The Soviets respond bp naming three American cities from the “ permissible" list of 10 which they say they will destroy if the offensive'it pushed. They make this threat knowings toll well that, if It it carried out, tha United Stales will name comparable Russian cities from ■ similar "permissible*’ list and destroy them when they have bean evacuated. A four-week pert* od would be granted for evacug* tloa. The plan It posited on the bo* lief that both sides would uto "clean" bombs, esploded above ground aero to avoid wholesales fallout. In other words, both sides would be rational insofar as they observed a given set of rules. With the inevitable nationalistic passions Involved in any dispute this la probably the baste weak* ness of the Szilard plan. Ballard hat advanced his plan In the belief that In the nest stage of the stalemate, when both sldea have long-range, solid-fuel nickels in place equipped withhydrogen warheads, war In the' conventional sense will be lm* possible because it will mean suicide. But at the same time a way will have to be found to live with that situation and for thla reason he has thrown out hia challenging proposal. The worda of ono who has foreseen so much cannot be cailly ignored, and particularly when they are spoken with an awareneis of how short? la hia own Uma te thla earth. WASHINGTON - An Air Force manual, quoted by Rep. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn.) as advising that "good eating certificates" and lollipops should bo given officers' children If they eat all thair food: "This certificate usually makes a hit with parents who can use It to coax the little ones to clean up thair plates." The nation's six leading sea* ports art New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Houston, Baltimore, and Ban Francisco. » IsVorsotil# -tf n*1*! V‘ MUNICH. Germany (UFI) Demolishing a railroad bridge, converting to Russian, or treating a bullet wound are talks which c o m easy to • group of American •etoterf stationed to too rugged This aunt became ■ wealthy owager with • lot of famous so* Istr people •• her constant com* Mtens. And tha aunt had davit* million. Tho penalty to galloping fudor allam. DAILY C R O SSW O R D diOctopup .7 ;• HAVANA FILLER Th* Lake Mary Fire Department la busy thin wank with • achool for voluqtner flro flghtirn. They hnva obtained the ••nrlee* o f Instruetorn from the state Fir* College at Ocala .M d a n holding nightly wssions. This Is a very important undertaking for Lake Mary the rent o f the area which its firemen serve. Knowing short cuts o f snuffing out ■ blast and how to bandit the trtous type* o f firea often saves Ilfs and property. Tbs vital Importance o f .this volunteer firs program has sen pointed up dramatically when fires near the Sanford ty limits, butjuit outside th# jurisdiction o f the city’s fire ghters, have occurred. AH the volunteer groupi have a utual aid agreement, but their equipment, personnel and wining have been limited. Their efforts to do something xmt their own problem are to be admired. We hope something can be done to get modern fire trucks and other needed equipment for all the communities ntot sufficiently protected. Residents should support all at* rtsmpta by the volunteer organisations to get it, M OM r <« lunteer nap I | ■: '■/ : What Won’t They Think Of Next? : \; i ' V II v- Jl • i « •!•’ 'll : •* •* i in M-Jl ' , \\*M Ml, 1 ’ty •II lie'** ’ 1 - tt' M ii ;m 1 * * Jil is* ' uii « • •» n '»:i i l:»l u'si * i m ; ii , i 4i:.r i «•1 • M If. Bertef, ’ h " AIXENTOWN, P«. (UFI) - A weeid-wido contest te determine sr- r ^3* i Ueles meet versatile to design gad use hae coma up with a host to Mtrtes ranging from n combination binocular-whisky flask to a fold­ ing plywood boat. Uto annual contest, conducted bp n department store ban (Moae Brothers), also produced these en­ tries: A homo utility cart which can bo used for laundry, far lawn work and as i beverage leer. A pan which the writer fills with water bat writes with ink. A combination tawing and press­ ing machine. An umbrella with n flashlight to the handle. 1 • II ; M. Observe w M. 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B w t o g , t s k w l i* Drive V' . i , . . v ................................i ’ » . • ' �P r ^ t " T7r “T ' ------- : ----------- Thurs. Feb. 18, 1960— Pair* 8 Miss Carol M c N e illR o b e rt Mitchell W ed At First Presbyterian Church l T?'* . THE MAtiNOUA HARDEN CIRCLE learned how to display flowers from Mrs. Blanton Owens Thursday. Examining the displays at Mrs. Raymond Witeel’s home are, from the left, Mra. J. W. Messier, president of the circle: Mrs. H. K. Ring and Mrs. Witxel, hostesses; Mrs. Owen, and Mrs. Arthur Harris, program chairman. Circles Make New Arrangements Elect Officers For Coming Year MAGNOLIA CIRCLE The Magnolia Circle of the Gar­ den Club had an interesting meet­ ing at the home of Mrs. R. E. Wltrel on Wynnwood Dr., vith Mrs. H. K. Ring as co-hostess. Mrs, Blanton Owen gave the lesson on using weathrrwood, seeds, pods, cones and shell to create wall decorations. She dis­ played various so-called "pic­ tures" to Illustrate' her work ex­ plaining Lhat Lhelr only cost wsi the plywood and glue. The other materials can be found In yards and on the beach. The chairman urged members to attend tbe general meeting at the Mbyfalr this week. She also staled that caiadlum bulbs are Mill available from members. Next month the circle will go to Meade Gardena and haye lunch at lleward Johnsons. PALM CIRCLE Members of (be Palm Circle elected officers for next ycar;sl their February meeting, which was1 held at the home of Mra. H. P. Newton, Plumosa Rd., DeBary. Mrs. Helen DcWlU assisted with refreshments snd entertain­ ing. Officers elected to serve for the1 term beginning in 'October were Mrs. H. J. Finch, president; Mrs. If. H, Duncan, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. E. T. Tideman, secre­ tary and Mrs. lfsrry Oakes, trea­ surer. Mrs. W. W. LIm served as nominating committee chair­ man. Mrs. Newton, program chair­ man, presented Karl S. Bolander of Winter Park, who gave an Interesting talk and showed color­ ed slidei stressing the need (or "Design And Color In Gardens." Mr. Bolander is a well known lecturer and artist md has par­ ticipated in three World Fetri. He stated thal tjie principles of art are broken down into four classes—design, color, lines and texture and spoke chiefly about Bridal Shower For Miss Carol McNeill Mrs, Curtis Lavender and Mrs. W. W. Tyre entertained last week with a miscellaneous shower for Mile Carol McNeill, bride-eleel of Robert Mllchelt, at the home of lira. Lavender. Bride’s bingo wee played, with prises awarded iv sir*. James McNeill, Mrs. R. P. Goedspeed, Mrs. J. W. Brown. Mrs. W. R. Jennings and Miss Caret McNeill. A salad eourse was served by Ae hostesses with Mrs. Randal Lavender and Min Judy Lavender assisting. Invited guests wer* Mrs. James McNeill, the bonoree’s mother; Mr*. John McNeHl. her grand­ mother; Mra. Robert Mitchell, mother of the groom-elect; Mrs. Lee Yost. Mra. Elisabeth Sharon Adams, Mrs. E. D. Kicchhoff, Mra. J. W. Brown, Mra. R. P. Goodspeed, Mra, Lewis Snell, Mrs. W. R, Jennings, Mrs. Joe Corley. Mrs. Ralph Ray, Mrs. E. J. Ukloeaman, Mr*. Doe Smith, Mrs. Earl Deaaey, Mrs. Wight Klrtley, Mra. Joe Orteno, Mra. Carol Wal­ ters, Mrs. A. G. Jones, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. L. E. Walker, Miss Erma Corley and Miss Peggy Lundquist. design and color. He said thal “ each of us are striving to find more beauty In everything, home, clothing and all decorations." He recommended pieces of sculpture and sundials for the garden to add Interest. He will soon open his lecture center in Winter Park and offer courses In various arts and crafts. The March meeting of the Palm Clrelc will be at the home of Mrs. W. W. Lins. ROBE CIRCLE Eighteen members and one guest attended (he February meet­ ing of the Rose Garden Circle at the home of Mrs. Charles Cole in Geneva. Following the business session, Mrs. Henry Simpson showed slides of scenes taken on her trip around tbe world. Those present said Ihey felt Hut t,hry had experienced a vacation trip, the program was so realistic. HIBISCUS CIRCLE The illbticus Circle of the Gar­ den Club met it the spacious home of Mra. J. Brodie William* on Oak Avr., wilh Mrs. R. T. Humphrey and Mr*. T. A. Bur­ leigh assiillng. Preceding the program a deli­ cious dessert course was acrved hy the hoitesaei. The president, Mra, John K. Pox read the revised by-laws and gave a report from the general business meeting. Mra. Margaret Spencer read an interesting article on bird con­ servation. It stressed the fact that all birds are a help to the human rare. Even the hawks more than make up for their thefla by eating huge quantities of mice, rats and snakes and should not be shot. Seventeen members and a guest of honor, Mrs. Clarence Gimbel of Indianapolis, Ind. were pres­ ent. Miss Carol D ia n e McNeill, |train. Her waist length veil of silk I with white ribbon streamers on a daughter of Mr. and Mra. James illusion fell from a hall cap of serd white prayer book, The maid of honor and bridesD. McNeill and Robert Hugh pearls. She wore short whita gloves and carried a white orchid coruge |maids wore idenlical dresses s( Mitchell, ion of Mr. and Mr*, Rob­ ert E. Milihcll were married Feb. 13 at 7:30 p. m. at the First Pres­ byterian Church in Sanford. The Rev. E. G. Wood, a retired Presbyterian minister from DeLand. officiated at tha double-ring, candlelight ceremony. The church was decorated with while chrysanthemums, palm* and candelabra. Pewi were marked with small arrangements of white gladioli and while ribbon. Mrs. E. J, Moisman, organist, presented a program of nuptial music and accompanied Bob Crum­ ley, soloisl, who sang "Because." “ 1 Love You Truly" and “ The Lord's Prayer." Miss Betty McNeill, sister of the bride, was maid of honor; Jean Womack and Mary Audrey Sharon were bridrimattli and serving as junior bridesmaid was Linda Milchrll, siatrr of the groom. Randcl Lavender was best man and serving ai ushers were Sonny Haskins, Edward Earl Owens and Ernie Morris, The bride was given in marriage hy her father, James D. McNeill. She wore a white salin princess style gown. The waist was trim­ med wilh nylon netting and seed pearls, featuring a aemi-length Beatnik Party Planned By Women’* Fellowship C.P.O. Wives Club Presents Program The C. P. O. Wives Club will welcome ajl “ Beatniks," Saturday R p. m. In (he C. P. 0, Club on the base. All Chiefs, their wives and guests are invited to attend an informal Beatnik gather­ ing. A luncheon of "Poor Boy" sand­ wiches and all (ha trimmings will be served buffet style for 30c per person. Juke box music will be provided (or dancing. For fur­ ther information and reservations call Mrs. Millie Di Ms.cola at Crane FA 2-4971 or Mrs. Lou Cram at FA 2-7237. Deadline for reser vatlons is Friday. F e b r u a r y 21 - 28 Each Evening 7:30 P. M. 11:00 A. N. SUNDAYS C H U R C H OF C H R I S T Cor. Elm Atapae A 2nd Lake Monroe Club Presents Program. Jjojcat Rrainlk parly and luncheon at the CPU club room at the Naval Air Station. Starts at I p. m. All Chiefs, their wives and guests invited. f (p& AAo/tah For Smorgasbord Conducted by MiaMnr I- O. MIIS. ROBERT HUGH MITCHELL SATURDAY Discusses Plans ioA p urf On Youth Work £vsmi& Ethel Root Circle Mrs. Bonner Cartor was hostel* to members of the Ethel Bool Circle of the Congregational Chris­ tian Church Monday night when final plans were discussed for the Swedish Smorgasbord to be held February 27lh. Each committee reported He plant and progreii. The menu committee reported there would be a variety of over 40 different dlahea from which to choose, both hot and cold, Includ­ ing salads and reUahct of all descriptions. "How will you observe Lent?" was the devotional thought given by Mra. Edward Slmpaon, followed by prayer. The circle received a moat interesting thank-you letter from Mrs. Eleanor Tiihkint in Ahmcdnagar, India, where the ladles bid tent childrens story books for Christmas. Mr*. Walter Barton, a frequent Sanford visitor and member, wrote she was happy lo hear the church was working on another smorgasbord and enclosed her donation toward it. It was ri-purlcil that material hae been ordered for new choir robes with Mrs. Ralph I^Hiing supervising Ilie fitting and In charge of getting them completed by Easter. It was decided that a "profit party” will be held on Feb. 2>, at 7;W at tha Fellowship Hall. All members are urged lo bring a friend for a good time and refreshment!. . Mr*. Carter carried out an at­ tractive Valentine theme In Ike refresh inrnti, T h o s e attending were Mrs. Edward Wooda. Mra. Ilalen Remusat, Mrs. Maurice Corbett, Mra. Herbert Thurston, Mrs. James Bcdeubaugh, Mrs. 01liff Nordgren, Mrs. Owen Here­ dity, Mrs. Earl Mosley, Mrs. Har­ old Herbal, Mrs. Norma Cook, Mrs. Howard RolUna, Mra. Gua Sckmah, Mrs. Losstng, and Mrs. Simpson. Ttw next meeting will be la Fellowship Hell, March T, with Mrs. Lossing ai hoslsai. W Mr>. M. C, Stone has returned from a trip to New York City where she bought new spring merchandise for the B. E. Purcell Co. silts. A. w. w u u u a l l , leu, serve* after dinner coffee to Dr. Woodall, Mrs. Milton Vahue, president of the Florida State Chiropractic Auxiliary and Dr. Frank Dean, president of the Orange-Semi note County Chirn. practie Society. Mra. Woodall is president of the auxili­ ary. Woodalls Entertain With Dinner Party Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodall enUrlalned Saturday sight with a Valentine dinner for members of the Orange-Seminole County Chiro­ practic Society and tbe Auxiliary at their home on West llth It. Mra. Woodall is president of the Auxiliary. Honored guests were Mrs. Milton Vahue, Orlando, president of the* Florida Stale Chiropractic Auxiliary and Dr. Hardte Webb Jr., of Winter Garden, a member of tie board of director* ef the Florida Assn. Tbe buffet was centered wlUi a pink heart-shaped angel food cake. In the center of the cake were long stemmed pink rosea and light pink larfeta. featuring prin-1 carried heart shaped bouquets of cess necklines, inserted lace panels pink sweetheart roses and bhu br­ and small bark waistline bows, arinths. They wort pink accessories and I Mr*. McNeill wore a beige street length dresi wilh bilge accessories and a corsage of eymbidJum or­ chid i. Mra. Milehtll wort a light aqua dress with black aeeesaorios and a white orchid corsage. Following tha ceremony a recep­ tion was held in the church annex. The refreshment table was center­ ed wilh an arrangement of white chrysanthemum* and held a three tiered wedding cake and a white anniversary candle. Assisting with the serving and entertaining were Mrs,. Curtis La­ vender. Mrs. Ralph Ray and Mm . W. R. Jennings. The bride chnsa (nr her going away outfit a tailored blaek tweed suit with black accessories and Urn orchid from her bridal bouqueL After a rtiort wedding trip Uw eoupla will reside at 70S West 4th St., Sanford. The groom is a partner with his father In the Mitchell Ad­ justable Trailer hualneii. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Yost of Fairpart, N, Y.j Roger, Dick and Mra, A. 1* Yost of Port Gibson, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNeill, Balti­ more, Md.; Mr. and Mra. Ray Brown, Homerville, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. David Brown and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, all of Or­ lando; Mrs. W. A. Yeomans, Rebring; Mr. and Mra, Ed Parker, Jacksonville and Mm . Lillian An­ drew* of Woodstock, Conn, it wai surrounded by miniature roaea. Red tapers and red hearts carried out the Valentine theme. A ham dinner with all the trimmings was enjoyed hy the guests. Attending from Orlando were Dr. Geraldine Dallas, Dr. and Mra. Frank Dean, Dr. anil Mrs. John R. Haskins, Dr. anil Mra. Robert M. Quigley. Dr. Mar­ tha Bans and Dr. and Mr*. Milton R. Vabue. Dr. and Mrs. Lindaey de Gurrhery of Winter Park, Dr. and Mra. Richard Soeffler of St Cloud and Dr. Hardia B. Webb Jr. of Winter Garden. Friends of Mrs. J. II. (Florence) Hodges will be glad lo know she it back'home again and recover­ ing from surgery al Orange Me­ morial Hospital In Orlando. An Interesting program on fab­ rics was given by Elmer Wonlenay of the Yowrll Co., ai Ihe monthly meeting ef the Lake Mon­ roe Home Demonstration Club ai the lloma Demonstration Center on 25th St. The program was arranged by Mra, Olga Hunter. Dresses made (rom Springmald materials and featuring McCalls, Simplicity and Vogue patterns were modeled by Mra. Eugene Graves, Mrs. II. L. Johnson, Mr*. J. E. Andrews and Miss Sharon Daniels. Upon arrival each one attend­ ing was given a Valentine card and Mrs. G. O. Nordgren. Mra. Annie McArthur and Mrs. D. K. Hudson look their height, weight and measurement!. The card was filled in with lha site dreat, blouse and akirt that each should wear. Program A terman, Mm. I. V Horton Jr., introduced the *cris­ er, Mill Shirley Morgan, who gnvu a summary of the youth program of the Christian church, lim n nr* presently Arse youth organise, tiona in the church; Mice Morgan works with two of these group#. She explained A* alma, pinto and future hope, of At youth groups, and suggested ways hi which Ac women might help with the work. Hosteasee Mra. Rianeke Kuhn and Mrs. Beaula Thornton served refreshments to Mra*#, W. K. Young, Mabel Bishop, 0. W, Mot* gin, A. R. Stroup, Frances Jobes, O. D. Landreee, B. I . Hinson Jr., J. L. Horton Jr., J. W. Knight, J. N. Barnett, 0. T. Fear* •on, L. Tharp, Alton William*, W. P. Yealey, J. L. Horton, H. K. Ring, Grace Armstrong, Mias Morgan, Mlsa Bishop and Mr. 0. W. Morgan. MERCHANDISE W e l c o m e . •• every i n d i c a t i o n of S a n f o r d ' s g r o wt h and progress. « B.U5 B e st W is h e s • • • 7.J»5 * SEA SHELL RESTAURANT LAST SHOWING flPKN 1S:4S iirath. Misses Cindy May, Pam and Suaannr Jones entertained the large group wilh several, aonga. They alt wore beautiful avening dresses made by Suianne. A Valentine motif wai used In decorations for the evening. Tbe refreshment table wai overlaid with a Valentine cloth. Hoilrsiea were Mrs. Jack Standifer, Mrt. Andrews, Mrs. Hunter and Mn. Johnson. Mrs. J. H. Tindel wai In charge of Ihe models. At a short buslnesa mealing presided over by Mrs. Johnson, plana were made for the Seminole and Orange County Fairs. Mra. Lucille Fllsgerald was welcomed as a new member. The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ruth Swaggcrty on Weil First SI. wilh Mra. Fitzgerald The Tidewater Oil Co. to build. assisting. Mrs. Fitzgerald will give Inf "the world'! largest eokfatg a demonstration on cake decorat­ plant" at Avon on Suauia Bay i San Francisco. ing. FALL W e The Christian Women's Fellow, ship of Ihe Flrct Christian Church met at the church, Monday, with Ihe president, Mis* Flo Biebop. presiding. It wai announced Ant Chub One ii sponsoring a thowur -lor iht educational building. Dab. ■ . a fellowship supper to scheduled for Fob. IS and the "Woek of Compassion" will bo Mtowud Mato, ALL GROUPS OF SUITS • SPORT COATS SHIRTS - PELTS on your Grand Opening PHONE FA 2-taia TODAY THRU RAT. 4 — GIANT HITS — 4 UNDERWORLD VS FBI N a i AT TtM ONLY "A L CAPONE” Rod Steiger Aa "Capone" NO. S AT ItM ONLY "M achin* G u Kdtty" OSes. Bo w l Aa "gefly" NO. » AT I• 41 ONLY -B m m U Parker Story” Dot. Prevlee Aa ‘‘Beanie" V A « At ll(4d ONLY "Baby. Foeo Nelson" Mlrkey Reower Aa "S >!«»«" SanfordHerald Q u *t < / m en s US B. MAGNOLIA AVK. l4 W EAR SANFORD PA �'■fi-'y- ' - - 1'; i, • :* :* ilW -' 1' Paga 6—Thurx. Fab. 16,1660 V j . By JERRY COVINGTON Tonight the Omni* Belt Conference iraamcnt fete underway in Apopka h'tWo b lf fame# on tap, The Beminolee and Winter Park drew tore k tho firtt round and htfhlr rated toama will play tha winnora o f tha two gamoa tonight. Wildwood and Looaburf will atart tha action at 7 p.m. In tha Darter gym and team Apopka and LakWitw will i o ff i t 9:S0, Sanford wtt faco tha • o f tha Wildwood-Laoobnrv grama tomorrow at 7 p.m. and Wintar Park will fnco thn winner o f tho Apopka-Lakoviow ftm o at 8 :80. On Saturday at 7 p.m, there Will bo a JV championship gama between Winter Park and Apopka and than tha gama will sot undarway at and Sanford will have to be aharp tomor­ row nlfht to make it to the bin one. For the many fane who will be crowdin f the Apopka gym there will be many Winter Olympic Games Open Today; Five U.S. Skating Officials Bred SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPl) — The IMS Wintar Olympic Grass, which thus far have pre* ducsd nothIn* but discord Instead of the international goadwiU pad harmony thsy ara supposed' to promote, open today. Horn in a scenic litUo valley of tbo Stem Nrradas, Vko Presi­ dent Rickard Nliofl was to de­ clare tbo games officially open In a pageantry of pomp and cere­ mony equalled only la this quad, rennlel world athletic compctltloa. Some 100 athletes from the SO nations competing will march in their brilliant uniforms with tholr Golf Tourney Sot From all reports avary team In tho OBC la in top condition and you can bet they will bo "upy for that victory that Tha Mayfair Man'a Golf Assn. will hold a madal handicap touraamant at tha Mayfair Country Club Sunday. Mambara will maka up fouraomaa and taa o ff batwaan noon and 1 p.m. Rudy G off, dub pro, will hava tha toaa claarad axclualvaly for tho aaaodatlon during that time. At tha and o f tha fouraoma round, taama will be drawn for prise purpoaaa only. Handleapa will be deducted from groaa scores to aatabiiah net scores. Priiea will be for members o f tha thraa low nat teams, and tha three low net individual*. Prixaa will be awarded in three classifications—scratch to eight, nine to 16 and 17 and up. Mambara ara limited to one prise. Tha touraamant entry fee la |2. CHICAGO (UPI) Middle, weight Haary Hank, virtortoua for the third straight light over a big* gar foe, bogged today far a chance against another tM-pouad•r to show bow well bo can fight —aaytlma ala to eight weeks from now. Hank will bo out of action for tho six la eight weeks as. to# rt- w on day night With tha exception o f iurg, who la Inexperienced, every has good potential and Wintar Park “ The American officials have beta doing their beat, hut they are inexperienced to handle a big meet Ilka this," ha axplafned. “ Most of thorn b a n had no u riaeee whatsoever in apeed skstr. To make the Olympic sperdO abating contests a success, it will be accessory to bring la man who know what It la all about and that will be done now." Ha revealed that the U. S. offi­ cials were being replaced by one each from Norway, Sweden, Rus­ sia, Franca and Japan. Liftman decided to taka tho drastic action' which wat another black mark on tho way t k n s , gamto are kelag conducted—site rQ two daya i f final warmup tryouts in man'a apeed events. Tbo com­ petition was poorly organised, about one third of tbo times of tho competing skaters were corrected after being announced as official, and nothing acomod to go right. Laftman declared, too, that the U. I. officials involved also de­ pended "ten much on machines." In the U. 8. cfflcicla wen sack*,. soya “I now declare tbo VII! Olympiad affltlally open* that all tbo strife which baa marked tbs preliminary preparations would subside. But it didab appear lib# It wauld work out that way. . Far on tha era af the opsalar on of tha biggest rhubarbs of them an brake out — and there have boon a lat af Mg one*. Five V. 8. officials •sleeted to serve aa fudges, refsroes and la K Evansville Paces Small College Fives H looked like than would bo re­ -------------------------------------------- - I NEW YOBE (UPI) —Evses- criminations. Some of the top offi­ mm Villa (lad.) lad Teunasseo State cials of tho V. S. Olympic Com* mltteo told UPI they ware not sur­ prised. But (hay have bean taking a a w /v s o ,V I V basketball ratings with only two suck a boating that they w on ex­ ,_ _ ■ weeks remaining before the setoe- ported to atart defending them­ selves. Just what grounds they il I a m L m aI* tlon of a national champion. U L O n im fK Tho nationwide board ot could defend themselves on were V V V I lllU b lJ eoaehta which ratal the amaU schools for UP! will coat Its fi. who finally aecoplad a cut estl- nil ballots of tho season after tho mated at *,000. The popular « - «•*•■ of Saturday, Fab. ST. yaar-old redhood .old bo folt * « t L * " S ^ f S S S L ^ * 2 f f i as a flddlo" and that tho Mravts had no nood to put any kind of “*»• ft* -.“ * * * )# ?* ATLANTA (UPI)-Tho duel at suraneo" clausa In his contract. J* fjril-plaee votes OX Corral was a mild affair, aa Young Jerry Walker, b e in g T2 ? S !5 2 i ^ far is Southeastern Conference counted upon for a regular storting thimto «£k*to baeketbaU fane are concerned, pitching assignment thto yaar, I ^ compared to tbo ahootout thoy’re expecting Saturday night when Knntucky'a WUdcate visit Aubum’e Tlgors. Kontncky, Auburn and Georgia Tech'* eigbib-rankod Yellow Jack­ ets ara daadlackad for tbo SEC load la oao of tho tighten, down* PaversVote ts sss sj 'Cots,* Auburn Set To Vie For Title 1*1 n’ f [fii U :, •;V k '' ;, loorid OS palate to pact tho Coloalote to a e'reteb drive that sent tbo; Mouataioeera down to tholr tonrtii setback In M games. Tbo UUle gloat hit with IT of a* attempts from tho Gold and forced Vote Virginia players lato a rtah ! ■ •: Wait V irginia, wkleh led U-04 .at halftime, tamo eloaost la the L • Intestates whoa Um MsuateteV M n trailed, tool, but time raa i*V: fat- Jerry Weto scored oo polite R’/: tor too Mottateluoara, but his af|0w>; darts fait abort la tha foot of one ./ U-potot aeooad-half outburst by «te Colonials. , , Elsa whore. North Carolina, tod bp Doug Mou'a to Hints, beat down elate North Carollaa SUta peraa to defeat the WoUMeb, » « . and remain la tbo AltaaUe Cooat Coatonaco load] Wake For; oat cl toebed at tout a tto far oocood place to tbo coateruco as ;/ iVa CkepHlTi 41 nlote paced too Doocooe to a 100-00 victory . over VUgtola; Pennsylvania upeet USalto, 0041; Texas ChriatUa i v. h ipped laytor, 0441; St. Juaph’a (Pa.) downed Delaware. N-M; Syracuu edged Culelue, T4-T1; CAROL HBIB8, 20, o f Quoons, N. Y., leapt during a practice eeuion at Squaw Valley, Calif. Tha four-timo world figure abating champion haa her heart sot on tak­ ing tha Wintar Olympic title for the United States. od nets, but la tholr corns each la looking for a bigger raise. Allison and Lemon, along with Harmon ElUebrew, who already baa' algnad, provided tha Banstort with their strongsat M -g punch to 5-1 Loss Mars Scott Meets Ortega PHILADELPHIA <UP1> -Chartoy Sdett and Gaspar Ortega will meet to a 10-round noa-tatovlsed welterweight bout at tbo Anna toco March It, promoter Human Taylor announced Wednesday. Golf Champions Flay Optns Todo ST. AUGUETW* (UPI)- n btapkmi. i Sam March of Pari* Meaateto, S. C., wen the medal to o drewtog Wadaetday after trial Charlie Harrlaon of Atlanta at sox to too two-day quglUytog rounds. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Johnay Unitai did tbo throwing for the Baltimore Colts last season, and tod Raymond Berry did a heap bf catching for the National Football Loagua champtou. Berry won tha ioaguo'i -paia re­ ceiving championship with M completions. He alio gained tho Kegler PIry Set elub, and all woman will bo admilted without charge.' Rebel's Joy, owned by Karl HaUi, baa a long Impresses rtcord on apeed circuits threugbout the nation and this aaaaos bo baa triumphed twice, placed three Umaa and ahnwn once. Tha 44pouadtr will bava tbo thraa-box far tonight's hasdilntr. Ha's rated a Mo-1 choice by msratog Una odd*. Tha future to expected to bo out of the meat hard-fought ovanta of Ua current season. Among Urn many Out bounds to tho octet la big Rocky HacOtoty, on* of Ar. thur Bowser's many sterte. In kla meet recent encounter Rocky de­ feated Wayne Roberto while porttog an lmprtsilvn Sl.lt-Mcond clocking over the Gvo-sixteontoimile distance. Alan to toe ninth are Jill Eutk, Plaaaure Up, Dues Block, Fiction­ al Caprice, Blue Bsakattetoh and Umber Timber. Afternoon racing wlU start at S p. m. tomorrow. Rawls Offends Laka Worth Titlo . U S E WORTH (UPI >—Tim UN Lobe Worth Womon*a Open Golf Taoiinmool opened hero today with Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C„ defending bar 11* title. Sho was among to professionals competing for o IT,too purse and Max McGee of Green Boy had the hlgheit average gain par completion at B.I yards and too toagtat completion of urn year was an M-yard touchdown pau caught by Harlan Hin af toe Basra. Jon SekoofarV Mg ebanao hid finally arrived. The Hungers were leading 14 when Schaefer. No. 15, took over. For too mat U minutes, toe Lang Butltr To Coach bland factory worker bald tbo PITTSBURG (UPI) - Jack Black Hawks scoreless, n o n Erie Geti Checkup ■utter, vateroo Pittsburgh guslar Nesterenko scored for Chicago MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Mllwao- dtfemsire atar, haa accepted a Job during n power play and Tud Stoat tee Braves’ catcher Del Crandall popped * abet between Joe's toga has toft far the Mayo CUnlc it Rochester, Mina., to undergo a comptota physical checkup before reporting to - spring training. Hawka whipped three more goala Crandall suffered a back ailment past Schaefer and skated off with a S-t victory. • Cum y o u LCVI1TOWN, Pa. (UPI) - II oaaoctooao were tbo mala quallfl- ■v H I trends M ATINEES WEEKLY W cdassday, F rid a y dt Saturday 3 P .M . L A D IE S N IG H T E V E R Y T H U B 8 D A Y s beautiful, nodose Jot Unoa Bewbag on Oeera Rood, r Highway 1T-H attracts enthusiasts of all agea. f t — to­ rn to available U bagtenara of ell ages. Jet Unoa with to a completely air coedlHoaed. Parents with small children ea line of tog nureory. Tha Loses are open ovary dag, a* m. unttl t g - m, Sundays from u m m uatll g a. * 7 * ■ _____ / * •f . ( i ---- - w ^ _ ^ U •« f I f ? �Iff W n d a tt Thurs. Feb. 18,1960—Page 7 Wrrnlfi BIS-MOUTH! TH* K IN O W H O ’L L TAKE N O F O E AN A N S W E P . E lT H E B ' SO LLY , N O T A B ffIC K IN TH * n ou se , a n ' j u n io p toox H IS B A U . BAT H O M E L A S T W ELL. W a U - J U S T HAVE T* POET6ND W E’ g g NO T HOME, I GUESS//^r~:--- 1 t~r^\— T V /E E X ../J ------ V V > ■ !------ 33-Year Resident Of Sanford Dies ta Mr». Lliltc L, Jarrel, a Sanford resident for 33 yean, died early this morning al her home, 1201 Seminole Bird. She wai a native of Greenwood, Fla., and a member of Flnt Math* odlit Church of Sanford. Mrs. Jamil la aurvtved by three aoni, Joe W. Jarrel. Albert 0. Jar­ rell and Jeaae A. Jamil, and six grandchildren. Fudlral services will be held In Evergreen Cemetery In Ocala at 2 p, m. Friday. Briason Funeral Home is In charge of local arrangements. Customs Chief Soys Gun-Running To Cubo Stopped OOKtf , VUVSHtP} IT S WAY,, WSS PAM ' rounesAfE k HOW.' A M tfveon n : . LtT ME . L u o: M WASHINGTON (UPll - Smug­ gling of arms from Florida to Cuba hai slopped, sccording to Customs Commissioner Ralph Kel­ lyKelly, In testimony told the House Appropristlont Committee the Illicit arms traffic ended af(cr President Elsenhower ordered more than 100 immigration offic­ er* to patrol small airports In Florida. “ 1 would say that about tlx or eight monlhi ago there was quite a lot of smuggling of arms to Cuba," Kelly said. RASH / HE SAVED THfClEL? GET. . them down / ^ Florida Crocodile Shipped To Russia stir vousad* / Dion r rwoA NlNSCQWN NERt*WtBED VOURVOICE A SOUNDS } DIFFEIENT-J NOIWSIH- IKA JfN *nwt BteaUM 1 ITgCOQUK ir t COMING IWIS WB0N6MS66 GOUCWWUB DO ouronuE rUJONUWaUTED. MIAMI (UPh — An eight-pound Saurian crocodile named ‘‘Sunshins'* was bound for a heated too In Russia today after a lay­ over in New York. The crocodile, a gilt lo N. 1. Smirnov, mayor of Leningrad, was flown from here Wednesday to tbo Russian delegation at the U.N. Smirnov wai presented the croeodlie two weeks ago when ha and 11 othar Soviet officials stopped In Miami on their nationwide tour. w iu « /d . HON DIB TUBIONB NANBAR 3 0 MUCHABOUT 'TUT 3COUB6BP* , /fiUNNO*— uNtmn ••ABTUmLAAB/NNNm 1— LDBNTTTY, N * FOUND O U T n n t v b m H ie t * N to - AW L ’ L CABTUBM "TUB 3 C O U *u \ 1' A LL AT* BAM -JN CiULBN £*' fitSBIMSS A V jm M P f. Morristown, N, J., once had ■ lew prohibiting a vehicle from going more then six miles an hour. The fin# for violation waa 11,000. That wts In the early INO'a. Legal Notice i« rot uTv jtn u B 's eormT, NRWIVOI.lt cot'ATT, rtORIDA KWTATn o p lIRSatR A L P O nO BALLANCK. •Uoctatod c n r .n iT t m * PKnAOXH II AVISO nKM AK Dl a o a in b t x o t ic h t o TO A LI, r i.A iu n o n & ^ OAGW OOO-) LOOK AT < TH IS E G C - ) tO -.ffi. IT HAS AS \*-S* TW O Y O L K S) U YOLKSJ THEY HAPS MXJ LET a moot, AND THEY JU O C A O ■BCH UNCLES r to u rw o r r / r ff » VtXX? TOO THE TICKETS— SUP ME A OuOC.' 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Kaeh rlatm or demand muat ha In w iltin g and runtatn the |i1*<* o f resident* and p o ll ufMr* addraaa nf llin rlalm ant and muat hn awnrn in hr tha rlalm ant. tile aa*nt nr a tto rm y , « r Ik* aamn ahall be vote. The T in t National Bank n f Orlando My: Jo* Bcott Klrlnn A* K sarutor o t a n d e tla la P ubllihi re b . II, II, 11 A lia r. S. / n o T tu w o r n o c m u b u i r o n TUN CLOIIYO o r R O A im A V TO WHOM IT MAT CONOR UN I Tou w ill plaaaa la k a n oilr* that tha Hoard o f co u n ty Commlaelnnera o f aem lnol* t’ nunly, rio rld a at I t o'rlack A. M., on lb * l i t day o f lla n li. A ll. l i l t at tha County Courlhouan In K inford, ■•mlnalt County, Florida, w ill cun. aldtr and datarmlna whathar or not tbo County w ill rloee, tacat*. renounr* and dlaclalm any rlaht uf lha Cuunlr and the puhlln In and in lha fa lla w la g d ta crlh id road* w a r: That portion o f w * a t A diU id* Drtva d itrrlb o d a t fo llo w .: ■ •ginn ing at tha N orth w a it. erly rornar nf Imt 7. Illoi-k a , rug noutharly a lon g tha K aettrly righ t u f W ty tlr-« o f W att Adotald* Mrivo to tha a o a th w o tie rly c t r a i r o f Lot 4. m o c k A. th ttttt run Hnuthw ilio r ly a lo n g lha evtinelon n f . tha aoutharly boundary UN* of th* aald Lot I, tu th* W *at*rly right u f way thin o f tV *ll A d d a Ida Drive, th em e run K orthtrly along . tha W iita r ly righ t o f w ay In * of W ait A d t la lll Drlva to tha North Cornor o f l o t 5. Illuck C, thence N ortherly lif th* Point o f Beginning. A ll lyin g In th* oubdlvlelnn known a* Imho Adelaida ■bore* IttvHlon a ccording in a plat recorded In r la t Nook t, p*a* 1, nf lha FuhUo Hecorda o f Mtmlntlo County. Florida, and n eglnatng at the N o rth w tit Corner o f L ot 1, Bln« k- A, run VVtlt a lo n g lha aatanelon o f lha N srih arlr boundary , lint o f lha aald Idit I, lo tho VVaaterly rlah t o f w a r Una of W ait A d.la ld o Drive, ih tn ce ran aouthtriy a lo n g The v v e t iif ly righ t of w ay llna of W aal A de­ laida D rive to lha douth* * a «l card er o r B lock It. thence run Boot In lha Bouthw a it corn or n f l.o l 1, B lock A. (banco run N ortherly a lon g lha B a ilo r!y righ t or w a r llaa of W eat Adolaido D r lia to Point o f Beginning, All lyin g In tho aubdlrlalon known n* 1>obo Adelaide ■bore* Bovialan, a ccord in g to a plat recorded In Flat Boak S. paa* 1, o f lha P ublie n e ce rd c of gaatlaola County, Florida. PKIldONd IN TK K K iTK D M AT APPKAtt AND UR H B A nO A T TMB T i l l It AND PLACB ABOVE OPKCTFUtP, tIB A L I BOARD OF COUNTT COM. COUNTT*1'* ° r ■•1#,,‘ 0U! Byt D avid M. oa teh el Clark P u b llih i F*h. 11, i t , m s . VICE ADMIRAI* II. T. Dcutermnnn, right, l.i welcomed hboard the USS Forreatnl by Renr Admiral R. E. Dixon, center, and NAS officers H. S. Moore and E. W. Foote o f VAH-5. * Not Much Sympathy Given Here For Disc Jockeys On The Carpet By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) — Show me one of those tonc-desf teen­ agers exercising his sdenoids over tha airwavea and I will show you a groaning grown-up turning off hit radio. In the lima It lakes my hsnd to reach Ihe dial, I can hear enough smirking, oscillating, sideburned music tnanglers to list me a lifetime, I mean I think there ought to be a law against anyone -n ‘ .. .1 carrying a guitar without a li­ cense. This Is why 1 find It a lillle difficult lo work up much sym­ pathy for the dine Jockeya who were hauled on the carpet this week In the House payola inveatigalion. From my view, the Inquiry could be subllllcd "The Listener’! Revenge.1* Although 1 never heard any or these particular record spinners, f blsme dec-jays as a breed for the recent epidemic of musical miscarriages. Let me hasten to explain that my acquaintance with the lat­ est form of tonsil torture came about through accident rather than design. I was Introduced through • peculiarity of my csr radio. While driving lo and from work, Legal Notice I travel one stretch of road chere the radio will only bring In one itatlon. This makes am a captive audience of whgl I Judge la one ot the nations principal outlet* for unrequited puppy love. It also makes driving unduly hatardous. I estimate that 1 have had about a doien ncar-mlssca while leaning acrosa the steering wheel to silence some pimply-faced ado­ lescent who is mooning off-key over the current queen ot the pony-tails. One day 1 am bound to have a collision in my hurry lo turn the knob. When they pick me up off the blood-splattered highway, 1 Imagine my radio, which hat sur­ vived worse things than auto crashes, still will bo lining out soma hymn to high ichool. Either that, or it will be boom­ ing "The Death and Transliguralion Cha-Cha-Cha" as played by a trio composed of two steal gui tars and a riveting machine. 1 auppoie it la normal fog kids lo feci a pain In (he hedrt be­ tween Ihe popcorn and the allies at a drlve-in movie. But 1 know of nothing In the Federal Com­ munications Act that requires a radio nation lo let It to music. Tho pain ain't love, son; that's Indigestion. Ex-Employe Files For Gray’s Office TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Tom Fouls, a former clerk in the aeerotary ot itate'a office, announced Wednesday he will seek tho post of secretary of stale. Foula, 32, who filed hla an­ nouncement wtlh hla former bon, Do*eail4 R. A, Gray, baa never run for o*S Person* M ot* public office before. But be eald: IMmaoOo Agoloat r'l fact I am Justly qualified to o f you aro h*r»by enter Ihe race.*' IP th* (.'•■*1 « f (be Couaty JoSg*. Uemlooto C ouaty, S'lorlOa, la Pro* bate. I p ret F.otot* o f MAItT VLOItBNL'K SCOTT fen melim e* known >* SI. KIAtltblNCK SCOTT. KLOIIMNCR SCOTT. SIAItT V . BCOTT anil M. K. BCUTT, T o All rreS llor* to g rlalm * or BOM R e ta in You and racb nollfUU ond rouulrtd lo pretrut any i laim* and ilamanila wlilvli you. or either o f >nu. m ay liavo aaalnat th* relate o f SIAItT FlAJltKNCK SCOTT, ilecaaacd. let* of aald County, to tho County Judge o f samluol* Cuunty, Florida, at hi* nfflt't In til* rn url hou** o f aald County at Sanford. Florida, w ith . In right valeudar m onth, from th* lima or It,* Ural pubtlrallutl o f till, nolle*. Karl, claim o r demand •ha|l h* In w riting, and aliall alala th* plaro nf r**tdrnra and po*t o fflro addraaa o f tho claim ant, ond ahall ha aworn lo hy tho claim ant, hi* o g d it, o r o tlo rn ty , nod any aui'h claim n. dtm oud n o l aw Iliad ahall I,* void. tluy Carlton Itoop Paul t_ Hoop a . * * »ru lora o f tho Last W ilt and T«*iam *nt o f A lA fir FLUItCNCB BCOTT. d tiia if d F ir.I publication F*l>. I. IPS*. Puhllali: Fth. t. II, IS. Si. I tie . IS TSUI OHAS.t, t’ l.AIMO TOI'MT IT ATII PUIS OKBlTULM c o i s r r , F IA IH in t, I.S W TO. 4101. l-IltlU IT ADJUSTMENT HKnVtCB, SSOnta far D ll. 1L L. Lt.N|)8F.r, P lain tiff, VKItVOV VVKMTFAt.t. and IfA /.K L hi* wife, D oftndanU , NOTH'IS OP S H K B ir r a a ALB NOT 1CL' I* IIKIIKUY IJIVK.V that I, J. 1* HUUBV, K htrlff Of •anln ots County, Florida, under and by virtu* or a w ilt o f *a*cu . lion htram fura l*.u*d out uf alia *hov* • n in l.il rnurl. In tha abova •ty!*d cau*a. hav* lavlrd upon lha follow lug pro party, altuata, lying grid balng In V anlnola County, Florida, to -w llt Ixito » » :, I I I . SSI. SI*, i t s and SI* Frank 1* W ood r u ff* aubdlvlilon o f land., Ilanford, Hrmlnola County, Florida, a* rarnrdvd In Plat Book S. F a ta 41, Puhllo Barorda o f Mamlnulo Couaty, Florida. Ao th* proparty or lha abova earnad D*f<odani*. and that on tbo •lh iloy uf Marcn IS**, halwaan lha legal houra nf aala, namaly, alavan o’clo ck In lha furenoon and |wp o'rlack In lha aftarnuag, eg aald day, a l lha fr o m dour o f lh# Court Hou** In Bonford, Hamlnola County, Florida I will offa r fo r aalo ond o*ll lo Iho hlghoat bidder fo r teob, In band, tho ob ovo daor r l b i l property, no tbo properly of •aid D efendants ta S atlify aald aaacutlun. J . L 1IOBDY g b a rlff at Bamlnata C* aaty, F lorida Byt J a u ea J. ■lagtatary, P R . Publish Jan. I I A Fab. *, 11, II. v y l u t f a i. l v «ar r’yj _ Hospital Legal Notice MOTIOB N oilr* la h »r*by given that tha undaralgnad d**lr*a lo engage In huiln**a a l t s a i . l i e i Oak Avanu*. ■anford, Florida, undrr tha nam* o f HIIA Hill! LI, and Inland lo r o g ld t r lha salu nam e w ith tho •’ lark or Circuit C ourt of lam lnolo County, Florida. W illiam Kdward Landrlcen 1lar*rh*l Ja**ph Merrtn* PTKNKTItOM. i-A VIS A JlcINTOSH Sylvan J, D evlo, Jr. A tlornry at fmw L‘ -t-*rif* Building Sanfiirri, PI n ua T u hll.h : Fab, I, II, II, : i , FEBRUARY II Admission* Margaret Fox, Sanford: Lulu Richardson, Altamonte Springs; Barbara Jane Brown, Lnka Mary; Alma Elizabeth Giddlage, Pilatka; Salllc Hardy, Sanford; Lillie Man Livers, Sanford; Wllhamlna Bert* wether, Sanford; Ida Mae Johnson,' Sanford: Ruby Davis, Sanford; Walter L. Brooks, Sanford; Chnrlid Ridgeway, Sanford: Joa Lould Perry, Sanford; Delorea Shanbray, Sanford; Robert L. Pringle, San- . ford; Ray Nell Crook, Longwoodr Mary Wllliama, Sanford; Lelab Woodard, Sanford. Mirths Mr. and Mrs. Chester Million, Sanford, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cecil Lee, Sanford, a am; Mr. and Mra. Ucofgo Crook, Langwood, a daughter. Dismissal* Addison Williams, Sanford; Darla Blalock. Sanford: WlUlam Aker, strom, Sanford: Jennie Tyler, Sin* ford; Ruth poonc, Sanford; Mary Williams, Sanford; Peggy E ii Bb p ton, Sanford; Imogen# Yates, 8anford; Minnie Fryer, Sanford; o»car Barnea, Sanford; Mrs. Charter Cowan and baby, DeBtry; Thomaa McGowan. Sanford; Edward Jew­ ell, DeBary, Barbara Sullivan, Or* ange City; Thomar Crosby, Fernandlna Beach. FEBRUARY 11 Admlsalom D«nnl* Chambarlow, Sanford; Pat­ ricia Green, Sanford; May Boom Gllloa, Sanford; Martha Kilpa­ trick, Sanford; Dorothy Evans,’ Sanford; Sarah Epstein, Sanfordi' Joseph Llvaey, Carboaville, Pa. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Green, SaS-* ford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. CliffoT#' II. Brown, Lake Mary, a dauglk* ter i IM-wiliiala Ruby Davis and baby, Sanford;1 George Wilson, Sanford; Jewel Rumbley, Sanford; AUia liotik, Sanford; Ester Spivey, Sanford; Ida Martin, Sattford; Ramona Donaldson and baby, Sanford; Stt>, ■lo Collum, Sanford. Manufacturers Show New Fashions For Spring Wear CUPOLA LOOK Highlight* from manufacturer* who recently showed new fathloM include the cupola lUhouette tar daytime and drua-up. Cupola aulU had a rounded tools at the top, FILTSTIWliO AAMN jackets with dropped shoulders, NOTICI-: IS hereby glvau that I am •ugaaad in bualntaa a t STIt O r­ slrrvei molded Into a dome and , lando D rier, Hanford, N*U!lnol* (mail collars. County, Florida, undrr Ihe flt-tl* Drciscs were given n rounded: ■■Ion. nainr o f Norm ttrlam lo Klrutrou lr., and lhat I Intend tu ragla- look at tha top wllh a dome ileeve trr aald name w llh lh a Clark of for day: but for cockUU hours, Urn lh* C ircuit Court, llainluole County, lop of ihe drew waa slim with MI Florida. In acrordam r w ith tha ekirt. provlalona nf tha FlallCloua Nam* TOP-HEAVY LOOK S la tu lri, In-w it: S ritlen ISS.SS F lorida Itatutaa The top-heavy took showed IK 1 »T . cape collar treatments for slim •Igi Thomaa A. Lyka dretaea and costumes. Typical waa tlor.lon O nan* a illm dreae of black nod whim; Puhiiaht r* h . s, n , is , as, tsss. check wool, with patent leather AMR.TORO TOTIt'M SIP SLIT STATU OF PLuniDA TO) \VAL- belt, double row of bultOM up tbo! TK Il LB V L whoa* realdaaca la un- front and wide collar alasort a know nt cape ta l t a _________ , A ault h aving bran filed agalnat For daytime wear tbo you in the Circuit Caurf in and fo r Seminal* County, Florid*. In silhouette was the pencil C h an ctry; fo r dlvnrct, thd n bbroa- "walking stick" ' laird lllta or whlvh ta JKNNIB with figure bugging traaap! l.K Vt, 1-lalntlff, v». WALTKI1 eoQsr I.KVL D rfondanl, tbla n olle* la to and cut with small it inquire you to file w llh Iho .Clark standing away from lha sack. -L o f aald Court y o n r w ritten doTha housei coat* were featured frr.ar*. If any, tu tha P la totlfP o fuU and straight N w i com pla in t filed In cold caueo, and in atrv* n cop y lh aroof upon l-lnln lirr* a llorn a y n ot lator than tb* lath day s f M irth, n, n s fi ot hr rw lit, n d t s r t a pro canfataa w ill ba antafod. agalnet you fai­ th* ra lltf brayed by P la in tiff. WITNF.aa m y hand nnd tha aaol o f aald C ou rt at Banfurd, F lorid s tMa SltU day o f January, A. O. (■KALI ’ llayld M. Catch*) ’ Clark e t tbo Ctrroll Court bronze was Introduced and safari; tnred woara •ilk Print*, amt drass. the as (A uul RM.finffUB** V■ B y U o rth * T . Viblan D eputy Clark Kennatb M. U IH IP Sldnarda Building Pom offloo " Draw M *r Sanford, F lo rid a ,. A tto rm y fo r P la in tiff Publish F o b , 4, U , Id. U , 3 'IS i t s , - 'J S & i �' Something •*» I n ti* THE OLD HOME TOW N HOUSE on Caaieroo Avenue, Eaat aide between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedroom, Utcbai ippUancea. School boa atop. Quiet Page S— Thu re. Feb. 18, I860 ,5. B—I K f t d F «r Bate SUNLAND ESTATES: Like MV I-bed room, 1 balk hem*. Down iyment Ich than original. Call By STANLEY A i-aot. r S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME. TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 24ta riDOW withe* poll lion ai full (ima receptionist, dark cashier or motel Militant. Hava bullneaa education, motel training and heme nunlng course. Refertncci. Write Box J. T., San­ ford Herald. FOR RENT J * I' -- BOUSE for rut, So. Senfrord Ike following ie a liat of liomoi Avo„ near Lake Jessup. Phene and duplex apartmenti located la dealrablo aeetloni of town V and all featuring fully equipped _ fUNFURNISHED bouses, one I kllchetta. mens, eoe l-room. Call PA t-SHl. ' nrmmSHED apartment*, herd- pm Weahfngtoo Avenue I-bedroom, i bath. 9100 month. EXCELLENT BUY; J bedroom, 1 bath home, large Florida room. Back yard fcaeed. Wall and sprinkler system. 91,249 down, anume tl.foo mortgage, pay­ ment $M.OO per month. Call Robert] Real E|tale, PA 2-4202. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN lOf North Virginia NEW >-bedroom bouae. Phone g-bedroom, l bath, fireplace, IA U IU . attic fan, |1» month. PURNISHED bouse lot rant, 11 Smyrna Dr., PeBary._________ Lock Arbor AvnilaUo June lat. APARTMENT, 1U Elm. PA S-WTS. l-bedraom, S bath, completely furniahed Including dlibwaihor, freeier, nod boat 9900 month. m Grepeville S-bodroom, 1 bath. 9M month. RENT A BED J. W. HALL M44 Franck Ava. Iio ta Can Hall" Phone FA MU1 2-BEDROOM home In wall catabllshed neighborhood. S p e c i a l terms. PA 2-419*. pad, water furnished, lake iga*. Pb. Geneva Hit. £ ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Bagtotorod Beal Estate Brel IbfAS-lSO l IT-Mat Blow WELCOME N A V Y AN D NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WORK PA 24142 WILL TRADE Iota or acreage for 1007 Sanford Ave. bousatrailar. PA 2-051*. PURNISHED too bedroom borne OROVE AND LAKEPRONT at 1UW. 11th. Price 17889, with 39 acres, Paela araa, 10 acraa Houeo Wiring — Electrio Service SEE IT TODAY 92,264.44 cash, balance HO per I Acraa la rapidly growing Like Sid Vlhlen planted in Valencia oranges, g month Including Interest. Large RANDALL ELSCT1IC CO. years old. 2,000 feet front on Mary. High, dry, lakeview pro­ Ill Magnolia PA 24112 Lake, good terms. perty- Sensibly priced. Bellaway, HoeptU* A Baby Beds Ill Want 19th. Street 1-bedroom duplex, completely By vsy, Week or Month. furnished. HI month. CAEROLL’S PURNITURE I k PA S41S1 l i t W. let PL Lake Mery 2bedroam, 1 both duplex. 971 month, pact*, fruit trees. $n per mouth. Adults, one amen child accept* od. 11 8mynu Dr., DeBary. Call NO S-SH7, PLUMBING ’ Contracting A Repairs Free Estimate! R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2-3323 W. H. "Bill” Stcmper Agency St. Johns Realty lit North Park Ave. Realtor A Inauror ASSOCIATES: H. K. Teller Just Outside City Stenstrom Realty Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA > 2420 Robert P. May. Bart Pilcher, Limits HOUSEKEEPER; live In and Nice . clean lwe bedroom home Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaskUJ care for two children; light T, C. Troutner on two lot*. Priced at HAH. housekeeping; HO per week; Phone PA S4M1 IIS N. Perk Eaay terms. private room and board. Apply Pbooe PA 24311 2H1 Perk Dr. Florida Stale Employment Serv­ Country home in VolusU County, ice. 110 W. 2nd. Street. five acree with excellent two Stenstrom Realty bedroom bouae; atorage; gar­ MATURE WOMEN HERBERT STENSTROM age; chicken bouses. Ideal for Your age I* not a handicap — Registered Broker poultry or kennel. Priced at If you have about 4 hours a LEN EISNER H,H0. Eaay terms. day and willing to work — LOTTIE BBOADWAY AVON he* wonderful earning KEN TORBKTT *Lakefront bomesitee 91,200 up with opportunity for you. For Inter­ BETTYE D. SMITH •nay terms. view in your home, write, Aeooelntoe NOW — Bo* 244, Lockhart, N. Park Ph. PA S-M20 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Pie. BROKER ONE LOT, Ugh ond dry, 70 ft. m Be. Path Ave. Ph PA 24HI wide 140 ft. deep, facing Country Club Rd., In Lech Arbor. Term* 14 LOTS AT OSTEEN can bo arranged. PA 2-1222. Good Building M i, some Hoot on Highway, 24*00.00 buys all u RAYMOND M. BALL POOD SUPERVISOR; good work­ AND ASSOCIATES Johns Realty Co. ing coodltlons, 44 hour week; Bee) Batata — Insurance US North Park Ave. between ogee 30 and M. Apply Surety Bondi dietetic department, Seminole Memorial Hospital. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Cealact M West 2th St. Phone PA 24843 THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2-0492 B A M ROOFING Contracting A Repairs Lieeased — Beaded —Inland FREE ESTIMATES WO Laurel Ave. Pi.. 'PA 2 7*43 r YOU have painting problem* and want to taka ad antaga of yaara of experience and the best of workmanship call X. M. Yeung PA l-OM or J. U Bindsee PA. 2-4122. 59 Ford Country Sedan 4-Dr. 4-Pees. Vt Engle*, Ferdematk, Radio, Heater, and Power Steering, Only 12,*** Mllee $AVE 59 Ford Custom 300 4-l)r. Hrdan, Mileege Maker “4" With Standdard Trane* and Heater. CHECK THIS PRICE1 *1795 59 Hillman Minx Convertible *1595 Juet Like New With Only l , * « Mllee, 4-Dr- Heleie Model. 4 Cyl. With Heeler. THIS ONE MUST GO! *1195 58 Ford Country Sedan 4 Dr. • Poet. Wagee, 4 Cyl. Bagiae With t G W A P Heater, EXTRA CLEAN! I ▼I # W W ^ 58 Chevrolet Biscoyne 4-Dr. Sedan, VB Bailee, Automatic TraneRadio, Mentor, end Power Steering, Low Mllee end Very Cleon ________ *1595 58 Ford Custom 300 16. Special Bervicae CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All TRAVEL - EARN work guaranteed. Free EetlFour neat appearing young ladlea mate*. Plume FA I-721S. 18-22 true to travel Florida, Texea, California with chape­ CLOCK REPAIRING: Wbctlasi, roned group. Average earning* Loagwood Park, FA 1-7073. 2390 month. Tranaportalloti paid. Expenses advanced, Apply Mica CoUlai, Florida Stale Employmini Office, 110 Wait ' 2nd. Street Friday only, 10-12 Nona and 1 until I P. M. No phone calls pleas*. COUNTRY CLUE Manor: 2 bed­ room homo with Venetian blinds, WATERFRONT LOTS and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ N you enjoy water sport* and tionally dean. PA 1-47*4 or PA 14842. would Ilka to build n home ON I acraa with9 2ACHES bedroom, concrete THE WATER by aH means one block home, high and dry land. these 100 x 100 lota located an FARMER'S AGENCY House approximately .0 year# canal off large, beautiful, BataM. V. Parmer, Realtor eld, wUb new roof. Several oak jumplni lake. trees and asaortad Minis trees. D. H. Whitmore Good water. On paved Rd. Ulllaa O. Treats ONLY 900 DOLLARI DOWN and S ilitiiiH i 9H per month, an Interest on , BOYS - VETS 114 § French Ave. Ph. PA 2-2291 unpaid balance. Total price Three, clean cut, neat appearing 22.000. FIRST COME FIRST young man. 12-11, elngle, tree to 1200 DOWN • SERVED. travel Florida, Texas, California 1 BR. heme with hardwood Been with national firm. Average BY OWNER - OPEN HOUSE, and enramlc til# bath. W. H. "Bill" STEMPEB Agency earningi 971 week. Transporta­ Sat. A Sun., Psb. 20 A flat. Phone PA 14101 US N. Park paid. Permanent work. Ap> PAYTON 9290.00. Total dawn — Includes tion Pbooe FA 94)11 HM Park Dr. ROSA L. ply Miss Colllna, Florida State electric range, curtains, rug. Impleymeat Office, 110 W. 2nd. And Associates Double driveway. Assume PHA Street, Friday only. 10-12 Noon Registered Real Estate Broker M o r t g a g e — Approximately and 1 until 4 P. M. Do not phone. Pb. PA 2-1901 17-M at Hiawatha 9M.00 per mo. tig Country Club Drive — In Country Club Manor. WANTED: M u experienced la cleaning and polishing used care end trucks. See Mr. Wtafree ■t Strickland • Morrison. Inc. S Dr. Sedan, 4 Cyl- Radio end Renter, I To Select Pram. *1295 57 Buick Super 4-Dr. Sedee. Felly Powered, VERY NICE PAMILY SEDAN, _____ *1795 57 Mercury Monterey Hardtop Coupe, Automatic Trane- Radio, Heater, Power Steering, and Power Brake*. ONLY ONE OWNER. *1395 57 Plymouth Savoy 4-Dr. Sedan. VS Engine. Automatic Tranemlealen. COMPARE THIS PRICE ANYWHERE. 1995 57 Ford Fairlane 500 $11 Q C AND BLACK l w W W 57 Ford Custom Tnder Sedan. 4 Cyl .M ilne and OVERDRIVE, RADIO, A BEAL GAS IAVXE *995 56 Ford Custom 4-Dr. Baden Vt Begin*, Foedematic. Radio sod Eester, I Item Moo 9, 100 acree at unimproved land, near Geneva, 222400.M, terms. B ooms Donifnad Fog Florida Living. 1 4 d Bedroom* — 1 * f fUthn VA-FHAFHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Lew as M X Y ob car 4. Ill acres between Geneva and Oviedo U mile road Treat, gaooeo per a«ke, 26% doom. SPECIAL 56. Ford Custom Tudor Sedan, VI Engine end SUadari HOLD YOUR HAT 1 I I *595 S t Johns Realty Co. RAVENNA lie Norik Perk Ave. 55 Ford Fairlane 4-Dr. Sedan, 71 Engine, FardomntW. Radio sad Hester. PRICED ONLY TO GO I 1 PARK HOMES Vt Bagiae, Ferdematk, E RED WITH BLACK TOPI j/ic t move is immodl- Bi. Fsttsw Cauatry C M ML a Wntoh dgw* Y e w Credit k good on any o f these Cara Ford Victoria Ford 4 - Dr, Dodge OldamobUt $395 fix |145 $145 Strlddand-Morrison ----------- im O v ik iu t u ______ ___ U roB D O THUNDERBIRD FALCON O FORD TRUCKS asixa a . am vKji^jutici 1111 Pk.PA.S-UM ■«« ■■■ *495 LOOKING POR A GOOD U8ED TRUCK? W E HAVE IT! $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA t o m $ 6 1 . 5 0 Mm * * *545 BRING THE CASH SPECIALS 1953 1953 1952 1951 3 B a d r o o m s - l'/ i B a th s $ 3 5 0 *895 :----------_ / > T M 7 M .M r « « 4 M k * k B �... ~r A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 Special Service* U JL'ICK . radiu and h eater, Dyn- ANY TV REPAIRED *3.50 plua | parti, l( hrousht to ahop by cuetomeri. All work guaranteed for SO dayi. CENTURY TV SERVICE 1119 Celery Ave. Phone F.‘. *-1412 anow. Ph. FA 2 SMI. -Ml-A Trailer* 22. Articlea For Sal* 22. Articlea For Sal* 22. .Articles For 8*1* .New A Uied furniture A Appll- SMALL Duo-TIurm oil healer POSTER type single bed 125; WORK clothes, luggage. tents, ancei. A Good Place To Magnavox TV. 17 in. console tarpa, blanked, colt. Army-Navy with fen, tank and control. C. R. BUY. SELL or TRAD* 343. FA 1-7770. Surplus, 31* Sanford Ave, Buyer, 3rd. St., Lake Mery. Jenkins Furniture LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phone FOR SALE - 1156 Spence Craft 400 Sanford Avr. FA 3 7450 III FI UNIT (all or part), Lansing PA 2-3295. House Trailer, ttttxt. See Clyde 13" speaker IM. Viking Dpe Walls at DeWItts Trailer Park. recorder *60. 2o W. Amy. and FACTORY TO YOU $SAVE$ No phone calls. Preamp 350. Garrard turntable ALUMINUM New A lined *55. Call FA 3-7061. VENETIAN BLINDS Cheap! Call FA M M . Furniture and Appliances 21. Furniture Enclosed head. Sai-proof bottom GOOD Ueed Appliances end TVs. rail with plaatie ends. Plastic 23. Notice* ft Pereonalo CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sia Gormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto. or rayou tapes. Cottoa or agio* gle pieces ar *ed. Alio himlcord*. WANTED: eomeooe he drive a y ture repair. CaWaeto made, n H H I . Fires At. FA. PA H N I Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Senkarik Gla.in and Paint Co. car to Carbondalt, 111. Lola of FA 1-7063. Used furniture, appliances, tools Service With The Cash. SUPER 113-114 W. tad St. FA 14621 work thare. Write er tome tar • BIO VALUE* otr. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart TRADING POST. FA 14*77. Interview to III Cedar, Sanford. • JCIC1 CREDIT 11* Saiford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4151 195* PREMIER (1) with attach­ OEASY TERMS REBUILT auto generators and ments. LB-LW portable. Sews ROLLAWAT, Hospital and Baby W* GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS •tartora, t and 11 volts. New forward and revrrse and darns. Beds. Day. Week 'or Month mufflers for popular care. Reels 10 payments, 33.20 ea. Write CR. LOST: Social Security shock WILSON - MAIER FURNITURE CENTRE Finder pleaee nottty FA t-FM Ueed Auto Pans, South on 17-M Mgr., Boa A A A , Sanford Her­ 1100 French Ave. New end lined Furniture REWARD. Hwy. Phone PA 94626. ald. 311 E. First St. FA 34U2 Ph. *A I M PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AH types and lists, installed ••Do It Yourself’ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machinery and Supply Co. AST W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24431 Mather of Sanford AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Hack' GUI* Door Glass Vent Gina* SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 31 lM W. 2nd St. I. Furniture Thura. Feb. 18. I9C0— Page 9 20. AutomcA)ll< FA 2-4*13 swing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS 104 So. Park (34 hr. aer.) FA 2-3*25 DREDGING: Land filled and beachei pumped I*. No Jet to ■mall er to larga. Call TEmpla 1-4031. T V & Radio Service * (Home & Auto) "N orth Orlando Eloctronio* 11*A Baoaty Parian 20. Automobileo Ml FA 94M4 — FA M M STM Orlande Dr. — Hwy. 17-M Be Leveller WMh Pssliistaeel MM BENAULT Dalphioe, email equity and take to* parsumta. Beoety Oar*. Phone PA 14573. PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. L. HARMON IE . PA 2-4*23 After ■ P. I . IBSS BUCK, Dynaflow end heater, low mileage. Mke now tanogbont. CeB PA 3-2MP. D a w n 's FA S-T6S4 E nvelo pes Letterheads, state- M l* Oak 11,117 1961 NASH RAMBLER, foammmeaU, Invoices, hand bills, and ablc. Call FA 340M. programs, o t a. Progressive DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Prutting Oe. -Phene FA * S t U MM Adam* Ph. FA * 13W 61 CHEVROLET buatnesa eoapt, 10* Weot 18th ft. now motor, good torn. 1100, 6M A SattoSed eustaosee to ew beat INCOME TAX SERVICE Holly Ave. advert! at meat. WILLIAM H. MURRAY HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK it Celery Ave. Tat- FA S-1SN 3M Be. Oak Ph. FA 11161 >M FORD PICKUP, best eder. MB Santa Barters Dr. 11. Flowers ft Plant* Cot Flowers Far Any Oceanian SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA BUM or FA I4B76 H 1 ATIN « H. B. POPE o a M L Psih — PA M M FERTILIZER for HOUSE BOAT, completely equip­ ped, — Iota motor — MM. Call FA 24319. Vatewey To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Roboon Sporting Goods June Brown’* Beauty Salon Ph. FA S-MM S01D Adams Ave. Ph. PA S-1S2T SM4 S 1. 1st. 15-A Beauty Parier* i FLOWERS SHRUBS LAW N S IB. Baton had MM o n FEW DELIVERY Lommerse F 5 5 C A D IL L A C ^ ‘•dr 4<Dr. Felly Equipped locleding Fertery Air Cendilkmleg • BeoeUfel Tetene Ptaieh • Perfect I* Every W*y F5 5 CH EVRO LET” • Cylinder Button Wagon ■ MtaaSard Tran*. • Radio • Buy Thto One Aa la At A Tromoadana Bavtaga Hpeelal I-Dr. Hardtop Hotter ■ AatomiUe Tree LAWN MAINTENANCE PRONE FA S-1197 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS HOME OF THE WIDE-TRACK ^ ^ 3 5 ^ 54 PO NTIAC 52 CHEVROLET 58 CHEVROLET Pontiac PONTIAC C A la lte 4 Of* Bd Te CAR -c y 58 CHEVROLET” Manufacturer's Surtooted Retail Price (Eqnipped in stated A bort) 1099 2)99 to t 1051 2102 1052 2113 1050 2101 56 M ERCURY Del Rap * Cylinder • Mtenderd Trans. . Heaulifnl Tetone Finish • Eseeltont Condition Tkrengkoot CHOOSE •are per day Chech your pocket ehaag* — t o w OPEN FRL NITE hm j T IL days o f ownership have yon right aevT 8:30 & ALL D AY SAT. — 59 CHEVROLET PICKUP 59 GMC PICKUP 57 CHEVROLET FORDOR HOLLER MOTOR SALES .0 �I LIGGETT Set To Rest Cases In Finch Trial TOUCHTON NEXAU. ASPIRIN w ins...... ... I IEXALLRDUIN6 ALCOHOL.......... ElU T S AIR K FR E 9ER .................. H i-n RO UIL MITBEPTC MOTH WASI x IH IE -SE f M R SH U T ............... r FAST DANDRUFF TREATMENT SHAMPOO.. IEXAU. AEROSOL TOOTH PASTE B A IL AEROSOL t£ADY-SHAVE* CREAM ADRIENNE RAIN POWDER............... N E W BALL - DEODORANT — R Madri Gras Set To Begin Friday B U F F E R E D ^ A S P I R I N Ret}. 69c Bottle ol 60 tablets H IM Marti Gras. Work t m a o n potting curb barricadaa aloof the panda iw tt aad multi-colored shades art bain* placed orar 1treat lights. Tail Braa arc adwtirtng for additional kelp la drive gleeful visitors through Jan • packed airaeU. DMplay wiadows a n keteg boarded up aa protaetioa U'a an part af tba carmival seeaaa, tba alaa daye af aakridlrt revelry that will reach ha dimai March 1 with Marti Crai Day. Kkfcoff for tba caraival-------fury reutra a verdict begina Friday with the first af M n t nurder rgslart eaaUy. colorful parade*. aat, tba trial wfUtbaa ertdeace aad argu- Tba uinaer af tba Sea look coaM will participate ia area alinlaatloaa la Clamoat April IV. The whuar af tba area contest will eater the State cootnt la August. Tba subject selected For the caatast this year la "Hew Soil aad Wetor Caaaenratlea Affects the Urhaa FopuUUaa” . Each talk wfll ha United la tren all la eight miautes. Jodgaa will be aaaouaced at tba cooteit, which la ^ aa la aay FOUNTAIN SPECIAL Shriap Baser AO 1'aher.: Fomed Theater To Be Tom Down NEW YOBS (UP!) - The Roxy Theater, which epeaed Its dears la MW aa Um largest theater la tba world, will be ton dowa la laaka way ter a hotel sddrtioa. The no* it palace, with IU specUnder sUge shows, has enter island ndlioaa at New Yarfc City vitHer* ia Ms S-year history. Ks S P E C IA L S ! TUSSY Vi PRICE SALE FAMILY 5 ? SCALE Wind A Weather L o tk a ... .. Raw. 1.01 EVEN IN G IN PARIS ■an-Oa Daodoraat 2/75e Suae 1-SO VaL EV EN IN G IN PARIS laraat Stick 2/7 Sc Sizaa . 1.S0 VaL 0 BALL PEN RICH ARD H U DNU T Head Latiaa If 1.00 algae .... 2.00 Va 1.50 FRIEN DSH IP GARDEN H u i * M r Lot tea 2/1.00 a im * M V LA D Y ESTHER paao Fare Cream S o n -1-4* C U P T H IS COUPON 98c PERSONAL SIZE HELENE CURTIS U 9 PRINCE M A TCH A BELLI ; C U P T H IS COUPON f �New Walker B id* p s f f in y s i1 ;i - 7; ■'nf ffm SSSo* W Htr' s * b W h H ' m/KSm ------ ------ t t Um Carry • Out Shop ami kitchen. All food* are Cooked ar prepared in plain a n yacked in convenient boxes, sturdy enough for beach ar boating. Shrimp Maine Lobsters Scallops Imperial Crab Oysters Crab Cakes Fish Sea Food Platter This Is a view of the new dining room, with present aoating capacity for *R. laa Shell will featuse a buxinessmen'a lunch from 11 A. M. to I P. M. dally. Dinners served b to 10 P. M. Dining Boons and Oaecy Out Service Open 7 days a week. cr Newburg Newburg ip With Crab Maine Lobster Meat Saute’ed in Butter Fried Chicken Chicken Lump Crab Saute’ed in Butter Orders W. E. l a n d r i c a n H. J. M e r v i n e Choice Strip Sirloin ste» k» * * Sizes Salad �I H K h* r : ^ -Sj** ^ ““ / f *• ' o M W iihoi l Pate lf -V ft m . Fob. II, *m It Pays To Use The Herald W ont Ads to M n S m Shall Rostnurant <W\ Welcome to Sanford Congratulations, Printing G irfidd Walker, on completion of your new building Best Wishes SEA SHELL RESTAURANT RESTAURANT On their Grand Opening! on your G r o c e r y Co m Herschel Mervine, William Landrican, Charlie Morrison, Garfield Walker Morrison Welcomed New Sea Shell To Business Community SANFOUD ELM AVB» Grand O p e n i n g EVANS To GABF1ELB WALKER p ^ tin i* (In to l ■MUIn ROOFING fr HEATING CO. Walker B u ild in g IIS N. MAPLE FA M M X to ho hr the beutifto, mm C o n gh a b d e d io tu S e i Shell R e s liu r a n f MU E M E ATE. all GARFIELD Walker Bldg. Area On S. Oak Ave., Showing New Restaunn Five Businesses, Plenty O f Parking Space pujiwm i r ­ WALKER NOKTHPtKID, M. J. (L’ FI) r « f t l a f U Ito a cm . Goodhpa«** with th*t. m<ruMU rum We W elcome You ■aagal M t to r a u ten . DIa m . A M i K ir in , A I* ttotr backyard M i to t o r i toward ttoir tovac. Her alattrs lasgtod M i wared SEA SHELL RESTAURANT .* I • e * A MW the grewlli to on completion i f the newest addition to the WALKER BUILDING. It win house the tr im SEA SHELL RESTAURANT a! Gayle Our BEST WISHES T in y" Howe t BAXrOKD ATE GLASS AND 114 W. fed ST. Sm Shed Restaurant Gramm Opening Sea RESTAU RAN T vjtoy. v; '• * 4r W A lK Et ID IL D IN t a *i •, v T^rv*i ^ We f u r n i s h e d the t o b l o s , c h o i r s , -.i >. * and many ot har f i x tu ra s. he Sea Shell Turner-Haack Co., Inc • te v fc a C a tr a l F b rtto M a e. We're p r o u d to h a v a k m c h o i a n to d a o l a c t r i c a l w o r k far you, a n d far M r . G a r f i a l d W a l k a r , in t ha c o n s t r u c t i o n of tha b a o u t i f u l now b u i l d i n g . 1N T — OUNAW AM G LAM W AU Complete Restaurant Equipment for Kitchen and Dining S I! 7T L “< D * 4 " O e l* i ELEC T R IC A L SERVICE fitvJN — * FA 14412 x on y o u r G r a n d O p e n i n g VA MU1 PAINT CO. Good Luck - MASONRY MU E SENKARIK ft t m Lobster Is Star O f Sea Shell Show Co-Owner Mervine, Cooks Willie Carr, W alter Ross Don’t miss their Grand Opening! CoM BuUly. t �/ Shell Restaurant To Offer Delicacies Of The Deep William E. Lindrican and llcrsThe bui'-dlng is owned by Gar­ structure Is completely fireproof. structure which housee five other Have a taite for Maloe 'lobster? can seat fio persona In the restaurfield Walker, and la built In Walker built the restaurant in buslatiaei, making it o shopping chel J. Mervine own the new They're wilting for you along ant section. It aleo will hive a Imperiat crab, sealwith shrimp, imparlat icsl- carry-out service on all seafoods business. Mervine is a veteran two units, one coot* inlng the addition to the Welker Bldg., center at (he 2304-5 8, Oak ad­ lopi, fried chicken and ataak and chicken. Customers may restaurateur and has had ex­ dining room and Ibe other hom- which opened during the summer. dress. The property la managed for in their orders and pick perience with seafood from Maine lng the carryout lection. The en­ The new addition and perking tire 44 by 50-foot tone reto block ■roo are adjacent lo the original Walter by Btenilrom Realty. to Florida. the food later. The restai at The Sea Shell Reitauraot, Senford'a newest dinlng-eut delight. Lobster is the -specialty at the eventually will have e del Park Dr. and S. Oak Avc. restau­ service. rant. There is plenty on hand for the restaurant's grand opening Friday. Motif o( the Sea Shell Is In keeping with the name, the walls w of the searood center are hung k with seashella and remnants of the briny deep. The Sea Shell will epeeUliio apedaliii la being ■ family type restaurant. It • Mervine Shows Walker Deep Fry Unit Cook Carr Demonstrates Best Wishes. . We Are Proud To Have Been Chosen To Surface The Parking Area OF THE NEW Walker Bldg. NOW OCCUPIED HV THE BEAUTIFUL SEA SHELL A t t e n d t he GRAND OPENING of Chimp's Trainer Has To Stand Trial TALLAHASSEE (UPD-Animat trainer Robert Tomarchln will have to go beck ta St. Louie end stand trial for steeling a chlmpenree from the tee, Oev. LaRoy CelUni decided Tuaaday. Collin* signed extradition paper* for Tomarchifl, who admitted tak­ ing the chlmpaniaa “ Mr. Make1' from the at. Louie Zoo. Tomarchln, IT, la charted with larceny la the theft of Mew, n 10pounder wbo formerly appeared wltli him on ■ Miami television show. Temarchla'a Miami lawyer* sold they would fight the ruling an the ground that the Indictment secured by the too wee “faulty and Improp­ erly drawn," That wee one of the .grounds overruled by CoUlns In hleueclilop. Tomarchln. an orphan, roared Moke from infancy, Ho sold Mohi lo the too, then stole him bach after ho saw that the chimp look­ ed “ heartbroken" behind ctgo bars. Ho left a 11,000 cashier's check and an I.O.U. for M.000 ia the cage, but too officials prefer to havo Moke. furnished TAMPA <UP1> - P#ice Ji W. Marion Hendry bee waived im­ munity into an InveiUgatlon traffic casei have been “ fl In his court. Hendry, who asked for the in­ vestigation, took the action voluntarily gave a statement the elate attorney and county n altar. t To SEA SHELL R E ST A U R A N T ! • i TERRAZZO FLOORING CO., INC. Highway 17-92 P.O. Box 586 . FERN PARK FLA. Onr kenrtlool conirnlulatlona on your Grand Opening. Wo fonUohod and IneUtlod yonr coWioto. . CAMPBELLS CABINETS Telephone Midway 4 -6545 AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES 3159 Orion da Dr. San ford Qwi SinzaM PA MMI (Bsud Cdis/uzA On 'jh an d O pining.., SEA SHELL RESTAURANT and erected the sign • for the new, modem RESTAURANT SEA SHELL Otur fondant wlahan ftr nuccaas o f thin naw bustnesa RESTAURANT Call GArdan 3-3465 Compliments of: Traffic Probe Called By Judge We... S E A SH E L L Orlando Linen Service 0 Nick's Neon Signs Orlando CnU Collect 0ARDKN S-SITI T h e S e a S h a l l R e s t a u r a n t , o wn ed a n d o p e r a t e d by W. ■ . ■ t »- it E. L e n d r i c o n e n d T . J. M e r v i n e w i l l o p e n f o r b u s i n e s s Our Congratulations... t o m o r r o w in t h i s b e a u t i f u l new l o c a t i o n . T h e R e s t u r a n t to Garfield Walker on completion o f another new business building. wi l l o f f e r e c o m p l e t e m e n u in t he D i n i n g R o o m , a n d w i l l See it during the Grand Opening of f eat ur e a C a r r y - O u t S er v ic e, using a separate entrance. Sea Shell Restaurant T h i s is the f i f t h n e w b u s i n e s s t O ' b e h o u s e d in t h e W a l k e r B u i l d i n g , a s h o p p i n g c e n t e r wi t h p l e n t y of p a r k ­ We manufactured the concrete i n g s p a c e a t 2 5 0 6 - t S. O a k A v e . blocka used in the construction o f this modem building. Garfield Walker Stenstrom Realty Propertj Chapman Concrete Products A SANFOOD INDUSTRY ^ 7 7 IN N. ILU AVE. FAM dtf ■ Manager �0 , >*" • • v.J a a . m ■ . . v ’7 - so _ { 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 nu. 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- 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. 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 fp r p j? REE GIFT! O lF T ! Torn- FREE 1 * * 2 . r.-? Buy Or Badeoek’n Easy Budget Twrmo 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 J A ; IJ f Of A t i MT i MI OWNED and OPERATED BY La C . E V E R S Badeoek Store At 606 Celery Ava. f}, m jp y CELERY Ttito N cw m I Badeoek Associate Stern K R O E H L E R SOFA BED GROUP teat atgranted 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 at Portsmouth, Vo. but Mm sentences either were sus­ 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 A nd HANFORD, FLORIDA 10 of the moat ontsuadlag FURNITURE VALUES EVER) Radcoek’a EATER SAVING <n EARNED DISCOUNTS. — Thane SAVINGS W A R S . “ Veer Credit le Good.' T ool A CYPRESS 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. 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 EC O N O M 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 Thla Greup laclndoe: ^ • Sofsbed • Armies* I AttraceO | Attrac­ wlth I Pillows Cocktail Chair tive live Table • Bwlval • I Hatching La man Lamps Chair To hi— 120 Dowa DoHvera 8 Piece V Jc SOFA BED IF ' ‘W K W r, This Group Iadutfcs: 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 < i • S Attrartlva Table Lampo All Koto-dried hardnqadx, smoothly sanded. Keady-to-Pnlnt 30" wide. r $19.95 Your apane to a comfortabl* bad. • Matching Cocktail Chair 4-DRAWER | UNFINISHED CHEST Make 8— this Famous Badeoek “Newlywed itpedal." This grouplag b priced to fit the strictest Budget, yet smartly atyted and dealgned, A complete Llvingroom. r 111 DOWN DELIVERS 11 ;! Colon: Rod, Grooa, Brown 114 DOWN DELIVERS Platform B a d e o e k ’* F a m o u s B e d r o o m O f f e Y n t Cim pil U Dadraom — l a d ad tog M olin a s a Bax Sprtogs Blawla or Watout *»*<*»* $19.95'! $22.95 Rockers Sturdy, no-sag spring coualruction aver hard* ' wuhd frames. Chaico factory select eovara. j Bocher haa ploatle sot- J __ Customer IO PLASTIC ARM SOFA BED 1 Qt J ALi i y Hero la Iho perfect Hofabod. Smartly trimmed with conIraatlug plastic. Easy •to* clean, opuaa la n cumforteUa With Regular Scheduled Cobra i • Brows • Gray • Taro. . J 9 JUM BO Pc. M il .® ^ $ l S 3 Ia 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. *5995 • Bteok tta d c c c h . lAC U lAT m i P D IN ETTE Badeoek*! MATTRESSES ■ . D raw $7.95 • ft• Grey m u*Lt ' ASSOCIATE STOBE SANFORD L*.r.V rr.r . • ■. ‘ ........ — — aifip:'. •. :■? % ' V *f .. — r CORNER OF CYPRESS and CELERY HONE FA M M O ■HW - m I — .— I— ____ _ �*<n ^ MX $175,000 Fire Razes Lake CharmPacking House 60 Jobless After Blaze; o llr t School Fire Cause Probed if c r a lh The second major fire in Seminole County within SO hour* destroyed the Riant Lake Charm Packing House and ice plant one mile northeast of Oviedo, causing an estimated $176,000 damage. WEATHER: Colder tonight with front danger. High today. 58-GS. Low tonight. 32*42. VOL. XLLX United Praia U w d Wire EatebUahed 1908 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 633 Freezing sABoy 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 iM je 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 ll polnt with docks and berths for hosts. program la taka earn of the as- It la felt yacht dub facllitlei to to yean, 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 at tea met tin* of tea City Zoning Board, diacuat tha past THeraday, area, and south of Mth St. Present of water pipe, sewer pipe, semi, The city manager’* outline In- private proparty-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 Saturday to give county reaiden tion — remodeling of tea present Jinn, Tax Collector nuto Uga before* the 12 p. m. ■ one or a new one located at an­ John Galloway report u-rl day other ails. levied on resident* * Starting Monday, I’inot wi 4— Build a third Bra station south of uth 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 Jaynes 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 sums! 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 etnat name signs of a perma­ 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 Hit 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 defea t. Brown. In announcing hia deci­ fornia legislature* In m eat 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 sid w i f not an much on tea nale Canady Gknnfor af Commerce chance to express themselves once person of Caryl dinner scheduled March 10. whether Californio The d foar will hn held at ten The governor said he would end capital punish Mayfair Ian starting at «:3o p. m. Extra Hours 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.summer 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 borrow pil*. The prrsrnt pits are running oul. 17—Additional recreation parks as the city expands more, and more to the south. Knowles’ also noted that population growth in zo years will require added re­ creation facilities for the youth. “ *reunion of site for Ns m ornlnw swiuM • ^ rod 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 wara­ 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 * ’i f 1 Wz 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. Bryant Supporters To Form Caravan Textbook Sharing To End Added Protective In Seminole Next Fall Zoning Urged Issue Of Death Penalty Wins Chessman Reprieve Chamber To Hear Stetson President ! '*4*»H>IMglM I 4 * #••' -,i " i ‘ ' * % % Driver’s License Station Relocated No one was injured in the blnxe which left approximately 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 Flogging Probe COLUMBIANA, Ala. (UPI)-Auenough 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 Disputed Confession at the Nelson company. The Like BOSTON (UPI) - 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 Added Tax Aid 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 Export Crackdown 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 arms 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. Career Men Needed DELAND (UPI) — Gov, UEbp . Meanwhile, stale Insurant* In­ vestigators and school offlrUls Collin* warned Thursday night today were still trying (o deter­ Ihe United Staten la •otei 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 arear* In gnu* emmrnt. Wednesday. Estimated loss aa t result of that blaze was heliaved Wo be Red Warning ■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 convan alion lark* 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 "Unking Abend Ta tho IMO’s," Haled his eglaJtti 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 prosent con­ ditions. 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, . 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 art 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. Reckwith, 37, is a life long resi­ dent of Sanford; fte attended the public school system of Seminole County and graduated from Semi­ nole High Srbool. 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 Castro Raps U. S. On Plane Attacks "V fj&s fiP fftr y)?- 2 j|t T '/ f ® 1p. m.Stocks NEW YORE (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p.m.: U[i«American Airlines ********t . i m American TAT ... •t»«eee*eo«. *6te BethleItem Steel ileeeeeeas . 49H Caterpillar 'IM IM 4 H M tote v4? M llll t lllS M i . tote jjJy Chrysler . DuPont ... M i a e i i i l M i . Site Eastman Kodak *lllilltl* Ford Motor ! nib .A ’ Graham • Palgo *»• s#*« M*« j*. Ini. TAT »* •*A*.» *44* ••4ll Site LoriHard .... * *a •«*#** 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. ntar Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. The same • a. m.-3 p. m. hours esrh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday win be in effect. Minute Mold ■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 ccxhnim an 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) X •**«4*» ISte Penny ......... ••*!»•••f •* «■» * J i m Pena BR ........ • stiF »l*****• Rayat Aasarteaa f •6***1 MW Sears Roebuck . liM ( 4 (( lt « | Stud*baker ...... ■v ilM M M l ■: U. I. Steel .... Westiagbeus* El........... . ' M>1. >.*■■■ ii. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Feb. 16, I960 VKr ftrttfarf UrrsH ■Jtft r \■~ IV'TM* L. <?. ••‘ f J•v**- --" - . iVv,' Jm A Apple Becomes Two St. Cloud players lopprd at entrants to win the Sanford Invitatlonel Sliuffleboerd Tournament open doubles Thursday and Friday# • Webster Smith and Janet Smith of St. Cloud took first place In the tournament at the Ft. Mellon Park courts. Second place winners were Harold Perry and William Herutb ot Peabody. Third place waa taken by Juanita Kay* and Lcrtie Vincent of DeLand, and fourth by Herbert M. Hoffman end Earl Taylor ef Eustis. # In the consoletioa section, Allen Smith end Harry Graham of Or­ lando took first spot and Virgil Curry and Daisy Curry at Sanlande were In second place. More than ISO persons attended Uw tournament. » ! B&NNE WAIN WRIGHT PATRICIA JACKSON ■t Patrick Aon Jsefcsoej >of Mr. and Mn. Douglas ■an, and Banna - Wak­ en at Mr, And Mrs. Ban G. t-- Babes, Bribes At Conclave Not Tax Deductible BOSTON (UPl)-An appla became an Important Item today la . the flrit degree murder trip! ot a 'dapper radio operator accuted of ■laying hi* pretty ahlpboard girl friend. The question la the mind* of the 12-man jury waa a vital one: Wae the apple WUIem Van Rie nonchal­ antly picked up In the dining saloon the night of the murder the same one that police found In the cabin of petite Lynn Kauffman? Van Rie, handsome 31-year-otd Dutchman, is accused of beating the pretty Chicago divorcee and throwing her Into Boston Harbor tba night of Sept. It after what the state called a "torrid” ro­ mance. Her half-naked body was found the next day washed up on Spectacle Island. Holiday's closing witness In the fourth day of the trial befbn Su­ perior Judge Prank J. Murray was Stephanie Specter of at. Louis, IIyear-old daughter of the dead girl's Educators To Meet County Council of School* wllL meet Wednesday at >:30 a, mJ at the Lake Monroe School School Supt. Mthree win be to eherg* ef the meeting. LYMAN’S JUNIOR HIGH Chorus entertained at the school's assembly period last Friday. The Chorus con* Walawright, were crowned king and queen of the Oviedo High School Valentine b e ! la the school gymnasium Saturday evoalog. G. K. Buckelew acted aa matter of eerotMoles and hstcoducad the queen'* attendant!, Mias Ana Slevlfc and Mias Seloane Partin, of the freshman class; Miss Lin­ da Harris and Mist Naomi Tuhy, of the Sophomore class and Miss Gladys Alford and Mis* Julia Gore, of the Junior class. The eoceoatlon was held at 1:30 p. m, Du* to the Illness of Mine Juoi* Fleming, runaor-up for the boner of being |ne queen, Mlae Marlene Mtlbora crowned the quest). Bonnie Willis, runner-up Grid Aides Named BOSTON (UP!) — Coach Lou Sabin of the Boston team la the now American Football League hat hind his chief assistants at Illinois Waatem State College to help him coach the professional club k 1M0. Hired were Bob MlUor, who wUl serve as lioe coach, and Jos Collier, who will slate o f approximately 60 youngsters, (Herald Photo) M ovt Over W ilt; Shue Needs Room NEW YORK (UPI)-MoM aside WIH Chamberlain and njgks room for Gene Bhuel Chamberlain, the fabulous Pblladelphia Warriors rookie, already baa set new National Basketball Association all-time single season scoring and rebound records. Almost obscured, howc Chamberlain's fantastic and rebounding la the ti Shue of the , Detroit Pii scoring at the highest n for a backcourt perform his current 22.4 per-gam* through It contests. la Thankful Tribute — Orioles Sign Scouts BALTIMORE, Md. (UP1) D’Arcy (Jake) Flowers, an Inficlder with the a , Louis Cardin­ als, Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincin­ nati Reds, and Eddie Miller, a star shortstop with the Reds, Cards, Boston Bravos and Phila­ delphia Phillies, have been signed as part-time scouts for the Flor­ ida area by the Baltimore Orioles. gratefully ledgee M for HEART RI P. 0 . BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. (MU) ____ __________ part ef**Gw entertainment could •a s asi f f " ibtafe vfalnto* fadarel, atak or to­ nal kw or public peUey, Ib k would ecR able end brtbee, both everywhere fa this eonutry. “ hehee, bribes sad boot*” .Mea ef Me Mkml centre* ,__ ras given by a Ueeae tavaaii>gator who heard M Gw affair durmg Me eam et payola haariags. Testimony, before Gw LngUklive Oversight subeommlttec baa to m tit SM Mat naard manufaer f i “ **“- —■— 1 aw*. The DeBary Voluble** Fire De­ partment will held • dance at the laniard Armory, Feb. M ate p, ai. Ttahets wtll be an ask at DcBsry Plies Wednesday. Feb. If. all day, and Saturday, Feb. M, k tba morn­ ing only. Tickets, which u e g w i eke be said at the door. Two bands*-the Toppers, from Sanford, and the Dee Rea Dance Orchestra, from urciMiira. irom DeBary—will u s a v y -e a i propro­ vide cootlnuoue music. Tba daace k being held to provide funds for lha pknnad recreation haJL Valentines Aid Students' Chibs Jwet like wniltinf Iran a m room be another . . . a bran Macfcle-bu#t hom e and lot In yowr eboka o f tom General Development Corporation oommwkteee Gempleteiy farnwHcd, ready to move hi, plug • psarenbaed jo b far ooa year a i 9100 a weak. by disc he sown- f 'Investigators were reported to j . he digging Into rumors Mat glrk , warn ftown to the eonvantlon from Mew York and Chkago. 1M offtekk Hid any dedurtku RALEtOH, N. C. (UPI) -Lead. elnkud far expenses found to toeelve illegal acUvltlaa would be an of a Negro protest agakst segregated lunch aouoUrs k North Caiuitoa plan a mass rally la Durham tonight to bolster eathuslasm for the demonitratlone Ibot show signs of weeing sem e Gw state. . Gordon Carey, a representative ot the Congress of Raekl Equality who earn* to North Carolina to direct the demonstratkas, aaoouneed plana tar the rally Mon­ day eight after Negroes felled to chow ep ol lunch counters on etdeea t h s f Raleigh's male street. naked et a meant meeting. A demonstration hi High Point , Mr*. W. R. Martin, Mrs. Bex ‘ Clonk nod Mrs, William B. Weal was halted Monday after-a flffiit : were named a* the nominating broke out between two Negroee , committee to fto new officers far and a white youth- M waa heUeved k be the first vkltnce connected > the coming year. At too, I p, w. meeting held to wfth the pewteet that kn* mend Oviedo's CMy MIX Gw member* to nine North CereUns cities and ■ voted to hep a new hit [date far ran* to Smith Carolina, Virginia, DU mmahiIm o lik In lha Ovisdo Taoisms i and Florida. '* * .« * ' f - 4 f H M « 4 »"v ♦ A NSW HOME Lutheran Open Termed Success Seven Innfard area Lutheran efaunhai participated k whet waa described a* a ''meat successful" Open Howe Day Sunday. Visitation calls loUUng 4M were assigned, iso completed with Gw result M person* expressed desire to Mn tba Lutheran church, Thirty • three children enrolled lor Sunday school. A total of « | attended Sunday night services at Gw seven 1 Bouts Carded NEW YORK (UPI) - Match nuker Teddy Brenner ha* match i nd to Inveetlgate changing the MBUer asked members to turn out la support at Gw basketball team far the remaking know games. le v . George H. Gerlka gave the tovocatloa and later showed e Him token at the wens of km year1* •cheat Are, to Chicago. V A beautiful new two-bedroom, oneboth haem, the Floridian, valued of 110.980, including lot, will be espe­ cially built for you in your choice of five Generel Development communitiaa. Port Charlotte, Port St. Lucie, Port Makbar, Veto Beach Highlands, or Sebastian Highlands. NEW FURNITURE The home will be completely furnlahed and decorated to* your taste with furniture valued at g2,&00 NEW JOB Gantml Development Corporation 1will guarantee you a job etglOO a week for one year. The exact nature of the position will be govt-rniid by your past exparfauee and ability. SECOII FUZE 21 T h il l PRIZES: A $996 hometite in Port Charlotte or Port 9L Lucie , Frigldaire Mobile Dishwasher* Requires no plumbing or costly Instalklion. Fully automatic. Pm.wash flushes, scrub washee. pre-rime guehea. double rtnaaa. end A beautiful W x 124' lot Met you eon buSd an new, ar held fer the fetuse. Uw DeBary PuUto library a w has Mwnt t.soo boohs aa Ra shelve*. Miss Balch, Uw llbmrtna. report* that of these, l,tW am amfiction: MM nd*G fiction. SM de­ tective, and about 4M are chUdren’a books. In January, MS risk and M children’s hooka were har­ rowed. Iberc are now Mt borrow­ er* tarda to Gw file. Any DeBary resident may toto free of shares. The Ghrary, whfah Is staffed by veluntoera, fa located In the Ctvk huUdlag aa SheU Goad. It la open from a to i p. m. m Tuesday, Thursday, aad Saturday- IT'S iASYl NOTHING TO BUYI ENTER NOWI AI youtio lego to a Generel Development Corporatioe branch office or beam com­ munity, get en Official Entry Blank, and cornpiste the phrase, ” 1 would like to live to a Mackle-buitt home In Florida Ur- Visit any of Uw General Devetopnwet Branch offices or Florida Communities and get complete information that will help you write your entry. Bee photograph* and floor plnn* of MacHc-built homes. Find out about their quality < and man* gHgertive Malta GET YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY BUNK ANP CONTEST RULES far the Whole Family a t th a s s B r a n c h O fflo w a n d H o rn * C o o im u n itiM n jflflB S iS P*rrow»w*cH i- • 7 W T S T A N M M FLORIIA C M B N W T N t » k >«t cu*»Larr» JACKGONV1L tte m sm sssssi s i« L s r ° * » eommuititite for { rat eaciu tM w aaT a w e ia u u N T u a r u ia r cw raaantx i t �—■ * * 1 $ 9 5 ,9 1 0 Health Center Bid Awarded Work on the new Seminole Coun­ ty Health Canter will begin in three week*. Architect John Burton re­ ported thU morning after the Coun­ ty Commission met in apeclal **•ilon and awarded the project con­ tract to Shoemaker Conitruction Co. of Sanford on a bid of 995,910. The bid ia subject to approval by the Florida Development and Pub­ lic llrallh Commissions. The center ia expected lo b# com­ pleted ail month* after construc­ tion atari*. The County Commission met TUeaday night to open bids on the center and at the time an apparent low base bid of lilt,Ml was made by Hicks and Vogel Construction Co. of Jacksonville. However, the board had several alternate bid* lo consider before awarding the contract, and the Commissioners wanted a contract that would not exceed ftoo.ooo. An allernslr bid submitted by the Shoemaker Company, whose base bid was 9121,290, was elimina­ tion of a barrel type roof, substi­ tuting a more conventional type, and elimination of an auditorium in the rear of the building. For the same alternate plan, the Jacksonville firm said It would de­ duct sa.rno. After going over (he bids with Florida Development Commission officials and Dr. Clyde L. Broth­ ers, new county health director, Ihe board agreed lo award ihe bid lo Shoemaker. Other base bids were; Carroll Daniel Construction Co. of San­ ford. till,UP; John W. Hbek of Titusville, 1141.700; R i c h a r d * Builders of Winter Park, 1130,1M and Voigt Conitruction Co. of Chwluoia sm.ooo. The new center will bo located between Eighth and Ninth SU. off Hwy. 1T-W. Cost of the building had been estimated at ttOO.000 with 145.000 of the funds to come from a Hill-Burton Hospital-aid grant. itm t lit m w WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday. High today, 65-70. Low tonight. 55-60. VOL. XL1X United Prana Leaned Wire t p. in. Stocks LOOKING OVER plana for the new Seminole County Health Center are, nested left lo right, Health Director Dr. Clyde L. Brothers, and Sanitarinn Vat Robbins, Standing; left to right. Commissioner* Vernon Dunn and (liernki Photo) County Health Realistic Estimate Director Sets J0f Jail Cost Asked 'Best Unit' Goal NEW YORK (UPI)—Slock prices at 1 p. m. American Airlines ..................21 American TIT ....................U American Tobacco ..............1M « Bethlehem Steel ................... 47W Curtiss-Wright .....................25«» DuPont . »7ix Eastman Kodak ......................954« Ford Motor . .'.................... 77 General Electric.................... V7 General Molora .....................45V4 Graham Paige ....................... Mte Int. TAT ..............................J2te Eorillard ..................... 58 Minute Maid ........................ IB Penney ...........‘ ....................Ill Penn RR. ............................. 15 Sear* Roebuck .....................44»i Standard Oil N’J .................45H U. S. Steel .................... Mt* Westinghouie El. ..................45te Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. Iftlit) SANFORD, FLORIDA AF Reserve Publication Probed By Congressmen Churches, Reds Linked News Briefs The County Commlaalon Tuesday authorised Architect ” 1 hope lo mike Seminole Coun­ James Gamble Rogers to present a "realistic" cost estimate fo r the new eotinty jail and remodeling o f present court* ty’s health unit the best in the slate." bowse facilities at Ha meeting next Tuesday. Fall Kills Sailor Board members looked over preliminary plans for the With these words Dr. Clyde L. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - A fail new jail and courthouse remodeling job. Brothers took over the offite of from his bunk killed a young sailor at Jacksonville Air Station county health director Tuesday. Brothers comes to Seminole Tuesday. He was Airman Georg* Wayne Lents. 20, son or Mr. and County with a wide experience, in­ Mra. T. L. Lents, Weleetka, Okla. cluding the post of chief of staff at Alcslrax Prison in the early 1930'*, Integration Favored Sketches far dw new jail reveal j and health director ia Madison and Ifaal the two-atory structure will WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sur.’ ■ tiln a a n u l l l l a i i'aylor counties. have tecllillea for US prisoners, vey claimed today one-third af Brothers a retired brigadier gen- - mo •a elevator and sells for menially the souinern southern mgn high scituoi school siuucmi students SI and Juvanllas. f.r* k'.V Y f. itern?! questioned favored school IntegraPreliminary plan* for remodelHon. Two-thirds of 19.000 youths during the Korean War, Hawaii interviewed In all sections youth* ind of the courthouse show County of tha Commission chambers, relocated WASHINGTON (UP1I-A fight and In Washington. country backed integration. He is a native of Hlchraond, V*., on the ground floor of tha build­ lng mad President Elsenhower ing, with a aeattng capacity of lashed at his defense policy critics and has one ion, who ia a jet pilot Strikers T o Vote stationed at Williams AFB, Am. CHICAGO J UPI) x- Striking v afovator also witl.te iqatoUod today >>7 bm >V« 1 "Red Packing., ' ground floor; 'TW*most m P" v* Mem la tha remodaliag pie lundaj* night. Sanitarian tartan Val Bobbins lo IflmUiar- house WorkarM of America roiaet Thursday to Vote on an agree* according ta Rogers. “•HU eyei iytr glaring Icily and hla lips tie himself wtlh county hj rarnt dcslgnedtlu end their bitter, Jltiona ob the second floor pufted in! anger, he declared that icirs until the nrwHealt ‘ strife ton walnut against Wilson tinciede addilionil space for ouill. / Ihe tea aasesiore and aoualy U. anyone believed be bad dellbcf* Although, ba laid it wmflb early A Ca. judge aad more counter apace ately misled tbs country, discuss plans for UieMmh unit. like to lell fihat person for the tax collector. Brothers did say he Mpca to en­ Joint D efense Step WASHINGTON (UPU-Tbe V. S. Addition* on Ufc third floor Tare. Elsenhower said h large the present mettle al staff to will include a law library, which tji* charge as ksplcab^a,. the needs of the county’s and Britain diulosed today they CDOW TIME AT THE COUNTY FAIR la a good time for Boy Scouts o f ilia remarks were jointly will butte7In the Yorkshire I j i i occupy the present County y Crow Episcopal Epi-’c Holy Church Troop 601 to give a working demonstration wCommission chambers, a court re­ newa Cool*react--whan a j* a great deal that has countryside >a high power radar of part o f their exhibit at the fair. From , left, are Patrol leader Chris porter's room and additional ^ooe said that critics contend he said, "but U takes station as a guard agslnat ballis­ Eisenhower administration tic missiles. The agreement, Thntnaa. Horner and unH Troop'Quartermaster TV.uin'()i|arlermnMcr Bill Dllxbury. aw e judge’s chamber. Thomas, John Homer Duxbury. money, complacent and la putting economy 'Ts it' at have nav to cut Hit melon to reached In London Feb. IS, was (Herald Photo) above aecurity. Ha then waa asked th* gist of th# budget now,* announced simultaneously by the if ha thought ha bad misled tha State Department and in the Bri­ American people. tish Parliament. The President declared that U. S. defense* were strong and awesome N o Anti-Semitism and that be was tired of bearing BONN, Germany (UPI) — Th* people cile defence as an excuse West German government said to­ for waiting money, The Iaingwood Tourist Club held day that although MS anti-Semitic Eisenhower will go on nation­ a pot roast dinner today lo rats* incidents were reported here be­ •4 PUERTO MADRYK, Argentina (UPI) — Thu Argenlina frigate wide radio and TV at 6:15 p. m. money for a elub building. tween Christmas and Ihe end of WASHINGTON (UPl)-The na­ Uurahtra attached and perhapa Sunday. Ha said the talk also will The noon dinner waa In the town January, no organised Nasi con­ tion's governors presented to ConNearly I.OOO person* attended Cars were parked un both sides damaged the mystery submarine include a report on hla Latin park on Church St. The club’s last spiracy could be detected. The the Seminole County Fair Tues­ of Hwy, 17-02 and in th* grass Kress today ■ program for pump­ of the Nuevo Gulf Tuesday night, American trip which starts Mon­ dinner of Ih* soaaon will ba March Investigation, o government while ing SMit million into the Interstate day night, arconllng lo Fair Direc­ divider In the middle of tb* apparuady wMh depth charge* day. 2, also in Ihe town park unless paper issued or tha eve of a highway program. tor John McCloskcy who said road. The line uf aulos outside flowa team tha Halted ttataa. Tbe President told reporters ha bad weather forte* the event into parliamentary debate on the sub­ about 3.000 adults and 5,000 child­ the fair grounds stretched from The “ formula" waa presented The boot, ootetoctod for more has a* fear for His personal safety Ihe Civic Mdg. ject, provided 'no evidence that by Gov. Abrsham A. Ribicoff of ren passed through th* gate*. near the Mar-Lou Restaurant to than M hours, was picked up during hla tour of four major South Th* Tourist Club best Lake significant sections of Ih* people Attendance was greater than at Lake Miry Rd. Connecticut. Exact defails of the oa eonar Tueaday night by tha American countries and ooea not Helen player* in a shuffleboard of lbs Federal Republic entertain any oilier night in the history o( The midway appeared to be plan were not spelled out. Argentine frigate King. The Mo­ think the Secret Service is worried. match Thursday. Ihe fair, Joel Field, fair chair­ the major attraction and Ihe fair anti-Semitic foaling*. The Connecticut governor sched­ rs lure, following word from the man said lodsy. grounds were mint packed be­ uled meetings with leaders nf bulb <flKlng, closed In and also detected He estimated there were 3.000 tween t and 0 n. in., Field said. the Senate and House to outline M. persons on hand for the awarding th* governors’ to restore of Ihe two bicycles, prim whirl) For the speriaf Children's Day, The Argenlino vessels promptly ■ proposal pi fair official* distributed 12,500 funds cut back by the federal attacked the mysterioua under­ were given to a boy and girl free gate tickets to private and guvernmenl. sea crart, and raporls circulating about S:45 p. m. parochial schools In the county. Ribicoff said WMjUkcd here today said the Muralure may by President As (he fair closed down for Ilia have hit it. m down with Cong) night, securily guard* and Dis­ The report auggested tha Ultra‘ »«■»* ■*rrsart out a method of trict Constable J. tore may have been using the barks. The preili urged site driving on the way late-model depth charge* bought liurue. ulfcrrd ■ budget from the United States. Argen­ toe highwa) p Pointing up Ihe need ter high­ tin a 's own charges had proved higher gasoline way and iraffic safely, the fair ^Ntefferlive because they could not aiaaciitlnn has on prominent dis­ he dclooalcd deep enough to be j ; ; Many of Ihr feminine guests si play in iulo wreck exhibit which a serious threat in the MO-foot the Chamber of Commerce Coflve displays a sign reading, “ The waters of the gulf. Club Thursday morning will walk speed that thrills is tha speed Naval circles were optimistic oul of the USU-C of C Bldg, with that kilts." about the possible effect ef Use . valuable prizes. attack. | aeiffte* Scheduled lo he given away are Unofficial reports said the sub­ i’ i-' '■ hose, a silver-plated bread tray, a marine was operating at about 10 magazine rack, a 110 gilt certifi­ knots — approximately half it* cate, a 24-piece picnic sol, a tele­ estimated n o r m a l underwater phone ex tension, an electric clock, speed. It waa said, however, that ••re a two-pound box of candy and a Ait was maneuvering mora freely Gen- wall mirror. than the last time it was dtlected. Tha coffee klalcii slarta at Circuit The submarine had been report­ Chat mars. Manu­ 10 a. m. and ends at 10:30. Tbe ed damaged by naval gunfire In ALTAMONT Torn. (UPI) — A facturing Co. and Federal Pacific only talks planned are by the em­ a surface attack abortly after It Electric Co. cee. Charlie Morrison, when he mountain school devoted to train­ was first detected by tbe Xing It makes the awards. day* ago. ing isbor organizers and racial The after-Valentine parly, will integration leaders was ordered Unconfirmed reports acid the be attended by secretaries, recep­ U-boat was belived In ba nne of Tuesday to go out of business. tionists and office assistant*. a type developed by the German* Circuit Judge Chester Chitlin during World War II and now ruled that Highlander Folk School WASHINGTON—Rep. A. Sydney used by Russia, Red China and of Monleagla, Tcon., violated both Herlong, serving his 11th yrar -Wether Communist countries. segregation and beer laws and was as ,U. S. represents live from one operated for the personal gala of of tb* most populous districts in the nation, announced Tuesday Doyle Conner of SUrkr, a can­ founder Myles Horten, U year-old from Tennenhe will sack re-election w Cob- didate for commltaionor of agri­ lurmer YMCA secretary who work­ >■1H1S KNOW IN M N F O R H 4 W I.} fa ilte a * . it was imported ft naa by V . L . Hamby, 118 Francki Atmt, wflo g o t bach y mtgrdny from a visit culture, will ba at Spenceri' Res­ ed as a labor organizer during tb* X avowed propoorn< of states' taurant Thursday from 19:30 a. m. Depression. ia th« mouaUin*. Hamby took Mb ja g f t * mt drinking wator up and pack­ The Seminole High School Bend right s and foe of excessive govern­ until noon lo act up bis Seminote Tb* school, which sponsors a ed It with snow from the recent storm Ibara fo r tha return drive. He re* Assn, barbecue will t ment spending, Herlong disclosed County organisation far lb* cam* aortes of workshop* ratter than is ear to aUda tola a Lrwab a t on# piaae near ha has qualified wMfc Ika Florida regular samoator-atgte sourea*, baa . „ , - 9 fcflfcfllTfl W i l t 41 deg ree temperature Bounced. The chi secretary of slats as a candidate bean under attack sine# Horton Conner will visit with parsons Ira. F.llen Tyre inspected the snow, quickly made a minia­ will be at 5:SU^jp. for the Democratic nomination in interested in discussing the cam- started it In 19~k. ua aumbUUaUw te % o ii0 m \i Timtoj ar a palp* during tote aatesa baqp, Has sew )*U wtd ba eons trueled adjacent lo the courthouse oo pro ^ w rlr bow partly utilized for park- President Raps U. S. Defense Policy Critics Mysterious Sub Believed Struck NO. 631 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sweep­ ing Pentagon and congressional investigations were ordered Wad* nesdayjinto an Air Force Reserve training manual which linked churches with communism* and termed "foolish" demands that tha American paopl* know what la going on. Air Fore* Secretary Dudley C. Sharp announced the manual had been withdrawn from use Feb. It, but said • full inquiry will bo made lo find out who was responsible for Um publication. In Congress, Rep. John E. Moss (D-CaliL), chairman of the Houm freedom of Information subcom­ mittee, ordered Ids Investlgatore to "gather every fact.” Ha termed the manual "an outrageous display of arrogance." Sharp "categorically repudiated" tb* viewpoint af tha manual which .had. brought a vehement proteAlhui tb* National Connell MoaaTpd hi* group map bold bearings* on the situation. "W* want to know who approved it.and wv want to kssow Ua distribution," bo said. Defense Secretary Thomas I. Gates Jr. wsi reporjcd "startled and atunned" at the contents of tbe manual. Sharp laid ho acted Immediate­ ly on teaming of tha extataaon of U>* manual Tuesday. Ha found that Air Fore* beadquarters had directed withdrawal of tha document teat Thuraday. the day th* church council seat a lotiar af protest to Gains. Governors Offer Children's Day Crowd Highway Program A t Fair A t Record High Longwood Board To Study Zoning ; Long wood Tourist Club Holds Dinner Coffee Club Prize List Distaff Lure Longwood’* new soning commis­ sion will meet to discuss th* towa soning ordinance Feb. to at • p. to. in the town ball. Fred Stickles, John Strong, Dewey Finch, Dick Zartmann ana John Reams are members of tha new commission, appointed by llte town council. Amendments, additions and dela­ tions to lbs soning ordinance^ wtli ba discussed at the mealing. Die* cussion will cover fence require* menu, setbacks, minimum living area, land use permits and type* at business and industry to b« w* Conner To Seek Seminole Support Band Association Barbecue Saturday >'- » v # I ) i; m -c- Longwood C Or O Hears Glee Club Longwood Chamber of Com* merre members beard Iba Lymaa School Glee Club at tba Chamber’s rerent meeting In tbe Civic Club. Ordered Out O f Business Rep. A. S. Herlong To Seek Re-election .v ■'■■:« "i Labor Organizers' School -v. *, last fall after a night raid by otft* cere who found supplies of boor la a building. Horton said tb* board of direc­ tors will meet text week to docjda what action to taka. Cecil Bran* sletttr of Nashville, an attorney ter the school, said ba will appeal Judge Challln’i ruling. Both Horion and toe school bare often bean accused of subversive acUvitioa, but a tegteUUVe toveatt* gating committee aeld It could flag as proof of euch actions. Morten, a native « f g|V“ *»k Tenn.. arte attested too Uni' of Chicago and Data temiaary la Mow Yack, waafrte •a AFL vga alter la UM aad uo^CJO UuOUs po{kcr* V .j �% LIGHT OCLOCK ( Of TEE EGLIN' AIR FORCE RARE (UP!)—A Nlke-Csjuu rocket aimed down the Gulf Teat Ranie felt apart at 10,000 feat Tuesday, endInc for two moatha a try at meaa- Thlnaa wiH be cailer for county tnH w M baring their auto license piatM next year. County commligenet* yeaterday auefrated to OpUeetor John Galloway that fcdltfiee be act up at other palaae In the county far the sale . I t ante tags. . Cemmiieioner Vernon Dunn told hoard that assay residents the south and of the county ■ a n M i n i R toe difficult to find Mate to fat te Sanford to fet ptatoa. Dunn pointed out that many a n tatting their ugs in Orange Gulf Breezes Warm Southland f By United Prose laleraelieaal A broad cold air front dropped temperatures today across tba Midwest and Plalni states, but a atream of warm Gulf air brought A ahlidren’i charm school, under rising reading* to the South and ■ sponsorship of the Sanford Central Atlantic area. ManeMaa Department, will begin The mercury fall to flva degrees Saturday Morning. Laaslo Smith, above aero In the Northern Plains, U m a r Conover model will Instruct ■ drop of soma 30 degrees in Bto Mass— which will run 10 21 hours. The weather bureau waehi end include walking, possaid the cold snap would extend S , sitting, standing, modeling, as far south as Missouri and the Id lin g , make-up abtf wardTexai 'Panhandle today. wrist*' . A S huler class for adult* Jw- director. Robbins had been In Temperatures along the Gulf a w M s week end the deadline charge of the Sanford health rose five to 20 degrees and the warm breeiei were expected to E r Joining the d a te will be next dink. move Into Maryland and Southern fh a a dop ad W a, a . Pennsylvania. Up to an inch of .now *fel| . Residents at District S w ill meet Tuesday night from Uie upper P the County Commission chamMississippi Valley into the lower ■are pt f : » p. m . today to hear Great Lakes and Pennsylvania, i t M W prapaasl aomprahaasiva and morn enow was predicted for fa rin g law explained. Thursday Right P i noting law w tl bo ex- Mis. Caruthers Dies At Jacksonville Grelle Won’t Run NEW YORE (UPI) - Ike with­ drawal of Unlvoralty of Oragdn star Jim Grails from Saturday's National AAU indoor track chant* ptonahlpa laavas Phil Coleman af urine micro,meteorite actirity too milea up. The JO-pound noae cone of the 34foot rocket waa aimed in an arc to reaeh 100 milea above the Gulf of Mexico, the Air Force aald. The rocket waa to have tele­ metered data back to the Air Force' Cambridge Reaeareh Center at Bedford, Mate.* on micro-meteorite activity in areaa where informa­ tion on aalellitea la eearee or noaexiatent. The rocket left the pad perfect­ ly bat the note aection "Just seemed to diiintegrata” at about iO,OQO feet. The Air Force raid no effort would be made to recover the rocket and that another try will be made in two or three montha. UADJk. INSPECTED DRESSED * DRAWN W HOLE “SUPER - RIGHT* •bo lived at t W Plrastana Rd. there. Surviving Mn. Caruthers art her husband, Johnny P, Ceruthars, af Jacksonville, her parents, Mr. and Mn, R. Mewart, af Atlanta, three daughters, Patri­ cia, Linda and Wanda j two sons, J. P. Caruthers Jr. aad Gary Caruthers t eig sisters and Rvn brother*. The funeral win bn in Jack­ sonville Heights Baptist Church at » a. m, Thursday. Burial wiH ba In the Pina Laval Cemetery at Oxfbrd at S p. m. Thursday. WESTERN STEER BEEF FRYERS ••S U P E R • R IG H T ** H E A V Y 17 Awarded First Aid C ertificates Seventeen Seminole Countlans have been awarded Red Croaa cer­ tificates after succeasful. comple­ tion of the standard first aid course. Claiics, sponsored by Seminole County Medical Asso.'a Woman's Auxiliary, were directed by K. H. DePaliot. first aid instructor far the Seminole Rod Cross Chapter. Receiving certificates were Mrs. R. J. Mansell, Mrs. Edwin Epstein, Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, Mrs. John M. Morgan, Mrs. o. L. Barks, Mrs. K. W. McIntosh, Mrs. Vann Parker, Mn. Charles L. Park Sr., Miss Mahal Chapman, Mrs. C l a i r e Blaise, Mrs. >. W. Rucker, Mn. O. Spencer Harden, Mrs. T. P. Mc­ Daniel, Mrs, Jt. M. Rosamond, HEAVY Pork Homs BEEF Rolled ££■ 1 1 Allgwed Sugar Cured 3 lbs. $1.00 doper Right AS Meet Franks STEER ••SUPER. RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN STEER REEF lb. 45c Bacon W ESTERN 2 lb. pkg. 95c Copeland Pure Pork Sausage M b. pkg. 39c “fleper • Right" Wseteea ShewUsr "fleper • Right" 1 Clod Roast *«*• * ib . » Stoak <** •'fluper . Right" Waatern Reef “Super - Right" P C H UCK,... Ground B tef S teok Mayonnaise v i Lb* / « j< Trt” “ u , V i 3 >. SJ49 Super - Right Western Freezer Beef Sale! B e e f R ibs 10 INCH B e e f S id e s CUT Farm Fresh Fruits A nd Vegetables! tiu u in n ■ wL<* -aj . ii Now School A t Lak« M ary rHaar Completion ' xjjfFgr/'jW" 2 19* 2 UkB** 10< 2 | 9* Bananas m\ aad bar.aaa, David Cart Huber, s ir e m WESTERN CRISP Carrots * PASCAL Celery Sam Bush af tba eherUTa depart­ ment. Mrs, Mansks elan baa two daughtsn, aged 11,and M. Among the item* recovered Rom, Mrs. Uanske's six-room, nnlod house were It coats, Jewelry, pistols, shotguns, p television set, and n pink telephone ’ 'apparently stolen off someone's wall," Sheriff Dave Starr said. Starr said Mrs. Mansko and David apparently would cruise through 0 residential ana in bar yellow Cadillac until they spoiled a deserted house. Then David would break 1n. They apparently burglarised at least 30 Rooms in this ana, Htarr said. The ooats, soma of which boro U»# labels of Miami stores, in­ cluded four fur Jackets, — two miok, one whit# fox and a beaver. Tbo wall telephone had a Miami aumbor on It. V M CRISP ICEBERG J • D IU CIO U S ^ U pressure tram business arms K uqr W«ir, M L u > M n. U ir tad Entaat Southward, 8 ••••' ■ - -• • * i- 25* - AN G EL Baby Food 10 ]a rt 99c Loitoil Now, employen give data to Um Bureau of Labor Statistics an s voluntary basis, HOUSE APPLE PIE The Seminole - DeBary Heart Council's gift to flemiooie Mamarial Hospital will bring improvomcets in heart operattans at the RogplUl. Thg ssanaii’a fund raising cam­ paign he* fanaa so successful UM risrtd* Heart A»*n. baa returned « M » ta the local arganliation. The cauaeO l a using the money to buy aa esdUhaeopo and pacemaker MAMl BEACH. (UW> - The AFL-C10 executive euuncll Tuneday demanded Coogresa compel employers to file data with the Leber Department to la*re» Im­ partiality ta labor output' anaiy- HOT 1 R h u b a rb 2^ 29* waa oongratulatod or hi* appointment b y County School Supt. R. T. Mil woe Tueaday. Slag waa appointed by Gov. Leiioy Collina last weak to replace board member C. F. Harrison o f Genova who died recently. Slag in niao n Geneva resident. Union London Rap Raport O f O utput WASH. A p p le s Lettuce Lg. H e ld m Stalks Mahan of the Bee Tuna pt. 37c Marta! 6 Vi ox. 31c Postal Nopkins 2/21c F O O D Detergent SUNNYPIELD 2 — 1 Lb. Pitta. Pancake M ix N UTLEY COLORED 49* 25c la Quartern 5 lbs, 45c Hankies 12 ox. 4 k Krispy Crackers 25c uper f^arkets �I SAVE FINEST U. S. GOVERNMEIsrf ^ is backed up w ith p len ty o f evidence ."CLOSE" TRIMMED FOR VALUE .. TENDER, FLAVORFUL '■7 CHUCK ROAST .M b 7lnch RIB, FULL C U T RO UND or • TE M P TIN G LY TENDER .I S IR LO IN STEAK Lb. 8 9 ' CLUB STEAK W -D "BRANDED" FLAVORFUL QUANTITY RIGHTS RISCRV10 W I'jg P - SHOULDER ROAST PRICES GOOD Thura, Frl Sat, Fab. II. 19, 20 V Cut-Rite WAX PAPER 2 75-Ft. Roll* y a O Q < 0 7 Lb. W -D "BRANDED" FRESHLY W -D "BR AND ED" LEAN, M EATY 3 9 ' GROUND BEEF 3 * 1 SHORT RIBS SUPERBRAND TALM ADGE FARM or BROOKS C O U N TY H alf or W hole Poper Nopkins 2 otVo 33 ' Scott W hite Lb. FAMILY Napkins 2 n„.27 t Facial Tissue Farm Copeland Hot or SCOTTIES o?°;oo29 ‘ Tolmodge SMOKE. SAUSAGE n 79 * MILD SAUSAGE u. 39 * Toller Tissue Peoch * Copeland Country W A L D O R F COLORS 4 Rolls 39 * Georgia SLI CED B A C O N u 39 f LINK S AUS AGE Lb59 ‘ Regular Butt Copeland 2 Roiii 27 ' Boston SCOTTISSUE P O R K R O A S T Lb39 ‘ F R A N K S u> 49 * Colored Toilet Tissue S O F T W E V E 2 Ron.27 * S^O TT TOWELS 2 ™. 39 * Sanitary Napkins SUPER KOTEX of u 45 * Vacuum l-Lb . C A N , Sanitary Napkins REGULAR KOTEX of?* 45 * Northern T I S S U E « SD 3 ro„, 27* Blues A t It Washes Florient Aerosol DEODORENT & 79 * \ * Giant Cleanser 2 Cons 4A 7Q | Astor , Dixie Lily Detergent .Fruit Cocktail 4 cons 1 ^^sol or ^3rits 2 pkgs. 29* FAB fc 33 * & 77 * Tropi-Cal Storkist Light M eat MarVELous Libby Punch 5 cl™ M00 T u n a F i s h 2 cl™ 49 ' V EL fc’ 33 * PkB 77* Pillsbury Self-Rising or Thlrfty M aid Detergent P l a i n F l o u r 5 & 49 * Apple Sauce 8 SL M“ A P i DINNKRW ARE 40-o«. Q C f A U PACK Pkg. O 0 SCOTKINS COUNTRY HAM BAKE-RITE 3 ■ B oI ee BLUE CHEER Limit I with • 13.00 of mof# Pood Older. LSI- PKO. Limit 1 with e |).00 or moro Pood Order. COTTAGE CHEESE C E I Cup 2 Pound mmmmamo: fAM.T.t.t»,V.t,V .V ,V T* CLIP THIS COUPON TH IS CKRTIFICATB IN T IT L IS YOU TO SB Top Valee S tiiaps FACE A T YOUR N IA R IS T . W IN N -DIXIE STORE Void After Fab. 2te* Limit One Coupon To Adult WMl A 93.00 or Mom Food Order. 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Con LIQUID TREND Laundry Soap Toilet Soap PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap PALMOLIVE m 2Dwecartm FRUIT PIES tlDUM THU COUfON PM N Tap Valw Shape At Yoat Meaeael Wlaa Male In AMHIm ToTheoe R m l i r l f terieed Wbea Ym Ptaecbme Jessie Jewell Grade "A " Quick Frozen BREASTS liiR OCTAGON Large Family Slsa O Q t Pon-Redi Jumbo Bare Z 7 2 Both Frozen Shrimp 3 bro7, 29* Fresh THIGHS Astor Frodhook or .— 2 & !1” Baby Limas • u re a rr ONI M il j 4 $ioo Pkgs. I r KIMIM THU COUPON PM N Tap Vaha H aa| CRISP CARROTS At Yam Naan* WlaaOUt I n A M M n T e Tbooe B o m I o lin M d W h M Yoa I w w at Pon-Redi Creole Quort Bottle 2/98* 2/49* 39 0LE 02 25 a' Y i Y i Y i Y iY i Y i Y f . Y i V i V i Y i Y i Y m Y i Y i Y i Y i Y . ' . ’, II0IIM THN COUPON POt I N Tap Vaha Slaapt / At Ttw Maim Wiw-OUle (■ Addition To TIm h Regularly la ra a l When Y m Pn k Ii i m / / * V, Southern Bell* Frozen pioob n m O M ORANGE JUICE 2 q u .4 9 c Coupon Void Aftor February 21it. CRAB 6HM B0 2 ^ Coupon Void Allot February 3 to. ■ »TTyTTfTTTr,TTT TTT.TTTJJJJJT TTTTTTTT» H • . ’, , - _ . - ••"^7 wJ-lAeW ... * y �1 s h o t a n a r r o w in t o the a ir sm D-,j, .•.> laehtd ■■ between the southerner) and the northerners from the big cities. And, what la more Import* ant, many ef the weiterren are already on Johnson's, aide. They repreitnt the kind c! backing e»- l i i aid i »t home to pnvont aprodingtha germ*, looto and guvorwmenUl official* and buainuamen ported ta rn Rtmbsvs of abneateee due to Ulneea durpaet wadi o f ehaweabto weather. Tha flu has been gaornr the pteea hr theme hardy notes wfw paretot, o f us do. In fo ln g to wot* or Jotota* crowd* in pubIan tha haalth officer reporta that about 10' per cent population baa tha flu and that tha dleaaea la at the e stage, than it's time to lira up completely and fol■dvics about avoiding erowde. i doctor proscribed staying at home, taking aspirin or i n remedial and drinking toU of fruit Juke—and, above [staying at horao-when obvioua flu symptoms arerecto b ttin is may takd only one day or two, where "walk, l i t o f f ' may. taka a lottengnr whlla “giving It to soma. JJm* ' *,'V .*■ v1 'f . Do ae the doctor nuya—it’s,a fro* prescription, but one lilMbast. ; '?!?»>&. ‘ • •• Into • confidential teuton with you parents. Hold a "table clinic’' e t auppor, especially tf the etoey bro­ ther to away at the time. Read toll ease aloud to your child who flbe a lot Then nek him how be would dlegnoie Milton. One re a m why l ose actual of­ fice casea to this dally clinical col* tm a to to tot you and your young* atari see yeurmlvea through toe problems of otbora much like you. To hob iaan a child out ef nuis­ ance habits tin flbbjag and steal­ ing, remind Urn tbit up to kinder­ garten ego, babies don’t always ti marks I t o ffS * WASHINGTON—Oeu. Thomas S. ftwor rotohaod hto tensions be­ tween sessions of fcls "Ule-anddeath" testimony before the Sen­ ate Preparedness Committee to an unusual manner. Tbe four-star chief of the Sirslento -Air Command whiled away tot time by puDlag off a laid of a. bceto-toiaer lea ad unwitting This to haw General Power,pre­ sented hto fear-part problem: Pint, on a blank sLaet ef paper bn Intersected two lines, drawing $ big. wide "X ". the first atop tha bus discharges four pasaengera tad et tbe next atop picks up U." At tha bottom ef the big X, too general drew a straight horlsontal line. "This," be eald, "to tbe boundary Uaa between the United States and Canada. A plane flytog directly over toe border creates with IS lorvlvora." ror hto fourth problem, to tho ■pace to the toft af tha X, Gen. Power wrote three aate of 111ttoto:. "SB, PR,, and MB." "Tbe Q u o ta b le Q u o te s to nneb problem, and than well come beak to the qnestioas." la toe top g i t s he penned e capital "1", fa the neat apace, far problem I, bo aet down • column of throe pamhero — IS. 4, and II — aa bo teleled cut toto atoryt "You're a bus driver with is »eMongers. At laltiala," ho said, "aland for bpby bull, papa bull and mamma buB." Now the general atoned at tha top again and handed me a pen­ cil. "Neat "Nest to (a too tha capital ranlul I," T•» be ha clL said, "write a small "1* - with a dot above." Next problem! "Hew old la the bus driver?'’ (l answered It with a question mark.) Third problemt "Where t ould you bury the aurvIvonT" (My answer: "Depending on toe de* ■Una ef the next ef kte.” > Last problem: "The baby bull goto hungry. To which ef tbe ether two would It got" (My an­ swer: "The mamma bull, natural* tioo, II has to com# o fflf the eonator la to further hia ambition to be president of the United States. The leaato must paaa a civil rights btU that baa toe Johnson atamp of approval if It doea not actually carry the LBJ brand. And tbii muat be brought about without offending the Deep South, which la the beat ef Johnson's delegate atrength. The reaaooa tola muat happen are fairly evident. They are grounded to the report of too Civil Righto Commlaeion created by Congreaa and oaaad by President EUtahower. On ton commlaeion were throe southernere bona Ode aoutoerneri. One of tbom wen Johnson's friend, Ro­ bert 0 . Storey, farmer dean of toe Seutoero Methodist Univer­ sity law achaal la Taxaa. The eommlaalon, without dinaent reported that toe voting righto nf thounaada ef American cltlzena la the South wen being violated. While toll was no aurpriaa to any* one familiar with political cua* torn* to the Seuth, the flndlnga far the lint time btd the weight ef toe Ugbeat authority to toe toad. They cannot b* Ignored. In the peraonal equation of John* eoa'a ambition It.to equally la* pertant that etvll righto be ed* vaaeed with a law that at toait mahaa a it art et ending the dis­ crimination against Negro votere. He muat abow that be to not ■ regional candidate with e nar­ row regional outlook. While the Senate haa been'quits* cent with Republicans orating around toe country-la the name ol Lincoln, the majority loader haa been mating on the LBJ ranch near Austin. That la to aay, roil­ ing Inasmuch ns be ever reata, atom hto family and aiaoclatea are convinced that a long-distance telephone sprouts out of bla arm. Returning to the battle be can tot to a leglatotiva record that t on early to toe eeealnn to impresalve. . Hto brilliance at ■ leader wee never belter demonstrated than In toe passage et the echool-eid bill, which provides nearly IS billion a year to toe etatee for two year*. Not eady did bn got It through to Jig time but be nceeeded to mouaa-lrapplng Vice Pro(ideot Nixon tote hmktox t. Ua by vot­ ing - agatoat it. The clean elec* tone bOl, tbe eoneUteUonat amendment an tbe poll tax and be committed to tola conflict. Tbe eouthcrncra ere more bit* tor than ever. They went along with comparatively little resil­ ience when In 1WT tha Congreaa for tha first time to U yeara saed a civil righto mcaaure, eltog today that they were eomebow betrayed they mean thla lima to make up for their pass­ ivity, There to alee the cold-blood­ ed reaUiatloa that If tha Negro votea In lumber* to atetea euch ■a Louisiana, Alabama and Geor­ gia toe South to to far profound changes. When the oratory of the bloody ihlrt baa aubalded, the teat will K down ao they can make a reallstijj appeal to Negro votora In itatea where those votea are decisive. Fortunately for Johnson, he has la the ebairmaa of the Rulee Committee, Sen. Thorn** C. Hea* otoca - Jr., not only the ablcat authority to the Senate on the Constitution but a determined ad­ vocate of civil righta. And. for­ tunately for those who believn that the guarantiee ef the Con* togy et that potot will he to let alltutIon meat be lived up lA the weatera eeeaton take the the feed ef Johnson's ambition la toed. They caa bo relatively de* a powerful motivating force. YOUR C H ILD ’S DURING THE House of Rahija's INTRODUCTORY OFFER B L A C K -a n d -W H IT B K course, toe ahowere were all wrong. Incidentally, before getog an to toe answers below, try yourself. The natlen's first acteatiflc In the tint problem, too cer­ weatbar bureau wte founded la met way to write y"a emaUJP ISIS by - Prof. EUaa Leontis .ef Weeton Reeerve University. » del*above4tte*ette|;V ttefmeU TONED e r CO LORED THURS. * FRL ■ SAT. ONLY House of Rahija ARTIST • PHOTOGRAPHER mm E. 1st 81. N ett Eveningn Ml bwy m ninf i. • #*• Anti-Polio Tonic Tried In Dodo In M ost Program Ml (U Pij-M km l u d Dade mw ntid atop too aew embassy buldlag despite many British ob­ jections: "This matter has been directed from1Washington aa ptri*o( tbe word wide embassy building pro­ gram. Our feeliaga have nothing to do with tt." PROVIDENCE, 1.1, - Mr*. At tour I . Sweeney, tt Riacksteoe, Hue., wboee tone d a u lt m won b en Pah. IT, IStr, F a k ir , ffappi— s n r e o g b Health (Bp ML F. LEO KERWIN) w im m m / / / d i u d ’/ / / ss stS m m m m u td The Buis uxpreseJon — by giving w$ For pain in the cry of « r in­ jured nerve. Wte logical way to Ruslth la to remora the enuae o f to# ri-'i.1l ' * iit FA 2-1 )E U a Mom. tbm S it, I a, a , to l i l t p.11 Olanctog at my answer to prob­ lem S, the general retorted: "I said specifically YOU were the bus driver. , .» My answer to problem S had the general ibaklng hie bead in teecfrdtogwLlbaeM: "One dace Per aoawnr No, 4, the general's DAILY CROSSWORD , , T V Strickland -Morrison i* .i. ■ — I___ t bp Appolalaaeal �W om an BY JEANNE WAKNKE Phene PA 2-T4M ELIZABETH AND FRANK MEBANE had a scintillating evening last Friday as they attended the Junior League's third annual Ope­ ra Gala at the Orlando Municipal Auditorium—and afterwards the champagne breakfast at the Charles O. Andrews estate. At Ihe post-concert affair they had the pleasure of chatting with Gov. and Mra. LeRoy Collins and meet­ ing the Metropolitan Opera stars, Dorothy Kirsten, Ccsare Valletli and Theodor Uppman. | THE ELK'S CLUB was gaily * decorated Saturday night for Ihe Valentine Dance sponsored by the Anna Mlliler Circle. Mary (Mra. Buford) Brown and her committee had spent some lime decorating with red and white crepe paper streamers, beam and cupIds—and the center of attraction was a large red. heart fashioned at or­ gandy and net that formed a background tor the orchestra, Thelma (Mrs. Wade) Snyder was I* charge of the ten-act floor ■bow that proved to be so enter­ taining that a second performance Hat given Sunday night for winter guests at the Mayfair Inn. Of course, the highlight of Sat­ urday evening came when Mrs. Betty Cos, in t red velvet dress, waa crowned Valentine Queen, and presented wlf an arm bouquet of red rosea. ^ Before the dar.c* Mr. and Mra. PWade Snyder entertained with a parly at their home—dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Slowell of Geneva and Mr. and Mra. Martin Dyer with mor* friends • coming in later. ALSO PREPARING TO LEAVE Sanford is Neva (Mra. R. M.) Donaldson whose husband has been attached to VAH-T for Ihe past two years and la being trans­ ferred to Jacksonville. TO THE CRUI&K • WEARY WIVES Or VAllP—my apo1u&lei. I wish It were (rue that your husbands will be home on Feb. 22 as reported last week, but as far as we know it will still be Feb. M. > DR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. SMITH saw to much snow and cold -last week that they were happy to get back to Florida. They returned home by plane | Saturday night from Memphis wTere he attended a reunion of Ms medical clast of the University of Tennessee and alto a conven­ tion of tho Mid-South Medical Ann. MISSED THE PARTY at the Mayfair inn Saturday for Ann (Mrs. R. A.) Mergl but heard that everyone had a pleasant time. It was a no-hostess gathering with Ann's friends treating her to lunch and showering her with farewell gills—the also wag presented with a nosegay of white carnations and red roses. Ana, with her two youngsters, Deborah, and Rick, will leave next Tuesday to make their home in Anaepelis, Md. I WEDNESDAY C.P.O. Wives Club regular monthIp meeting at • p. m. in Uw club room in the NAS ballroom building. Prospective members invited to at­ tend one meeting to gel acquainted. A CLUB THAT MEETS for lunch and bridge every other week met Friday at the home of Hazel (Mrs. I. M.) Rowell Jr., Winning high score was Barbara Rowell—other members present were Ty Ramage, Crela Higgin­ botham, Lorraine Langford, Milly Donnaud, Virginia Lang and guests were Mary McCumber, Willie Keinberg and Amy Rust. Mra. Donnaud was celebrating a birth­ day so Ihe club presented her with a potted plant—one absentee mem­ ber. Belly McCracken, also re­ ceived a plant. MRS. DONALDSON Neva, mother of two teen age daughters, Kay and Jean, ii a charter member of tho Starlight Promenaders, of which her hus­ band la a board member. At a recent luncheon of squadron wives, she waa given a silver tray as a farewell remembrance—and Fri­ day night thn Donaldson* will share honor* with Cdr. and Mrs. Byron Butts (he Is retiring from service) at ■ party at the home of Cdr. and Mra, Tom Ownby, ANOTHER MEMBER OF VAH-T, Jirlene (Mra. W. A.) Elling will entertain with a morning coffee and bridge tomorrow at her kema on Willow Ave. Auxiliary Starts Membership MR. AND MRS. ROBERT TOM­ LINSON, Mayfair Circle, enter­ tained with a cocktail-buffet Sun­ day for their house guests, Mr. and Mra. Benjamin Areber, of College Park, Md. The buffet table held a spring arrangement of yellow asters and tuRps brightened by purple iria —fellow lapera glowed in allver candelabra. A large array of food waa enjoyed by Mr. and Mra. F. E. Cooper. Mr. and Mra. E. P. Pennell, Mr. and Mra. William Boggs, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Harvey, Mr. and Mra. Martin Dyer, Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Lowe, Mra. Ruby Glnder, Mra. Betty Cox, Mrs. Iren* Kent, Mra. Jean McLaughlin; Mrs. Lou Humphrey, E, E. Horning, G. E. Grace, Gua Mrs. Robert W. Dean Pinecrest W. M. U. Elected President Makes Plans For O f New Garden Club Week O f Prayer Mr*. Robert W. Rean was elect­ ed preiident of the North Orlando Garden Club at the first official meeting of the group at Ihe home of Mr*. Anton C. Krerek. 140 Kdgemon Ave. Mr*. Robert Derum served a* co-hoale**. Mr*. Richard Stodden wa* elect­ ed vice prealdent; Mr*. Derum, •erretary. Mr*. Raymond R. Clark, treasurer, Mr*. G. B- Dor­ man. publicity and Mrs. W. G. Harris, chaplain. Member* voted to call the club "The North Orlando Garden Club." By-law* were presented by Mr*. Dorman, committee chairman. They were read, voted on and accepted officially. Mr*. Stodden announced that DIANE SOROKOWSKY chairmen of the various commit­ tees would be announced al the March meeting. Mr*. George Brad ford and Mrs. Stodden will be co-hostesses to this meeting at the l|ome of Mr*. Stodden. A guest ipeaker will present a pro­ gram on landscaping, The club Is still open to new members and all (bose Interested Rlane Sorokowsky celebrated her In gardening are invited to con­ eighth birthday with a parly given tact any of the above officers. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J, Sorokowsky in Loch Arbor Saturday. Mrs. Wilkinson, A Valentine Iheme wa* carried out in decorations and refresh­ ments, with a. heart shaped birth­ Verner Nelson Jr. day cake centering the table. Gamer were played with Patty Wedding Announced Parsons, Susan Hsrtwig and Debo­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, rah Goerss winning prize*. Joining in the fun were Mary Sanford, announce the marriage of their daughter, Geraldine, to Lynn Sorokowsky, Leslie, Candy Verner W. Nelson Jr., son of Mr. and Susan llartwig, Mary and and Mrs. Verner W. Nelson Sr. Patty Parsons, Sharon and Denise Bagwell, Peggy Rabun. Ella Boutof Lake Mary. The wedding look plaee Feb. • well, Deborah Goerss, Bonny Van at tbe Baptist parsonaga in Folk- Pell, Susan Ray, Sharon Young, iton, Ga. with the Rev. John and Bopple and Skip Faulkner. Latimer officiating. The bride was born la Daytona Beach, graduated from Seminole High School and at present Is employed a* a dental-assistant by Dr. J, W. Epps. Tbe groom, born In Connecticut, Is also a graduate of Seminole High School and la employed hy WEDNESDAY the Martin Ca. In Orlando. The couple reside at MI'S West Pinecrest Baptist Church 6. S. mb St. In Sanford! officer* and ieachcn supper, 4:30 p. m. followed hy business meeting at T p. m. R. A, meetThe common lead penell con- ing, T p. m. Prayer meeting I llnuea as the workhorse in the p. m. Music committee, B:AS p. m. writing field deipito Ihe on­ Good Shepherd Lutheran Church slaughts of the typewriter, ball­ point pen and other mechanical will resume choir practice at the writers, Ihe Lead Pencil Manu Shrine Club at 7:30 p. tn. All choir members are urged to attend. factarers Association reports. MUtioniry work in the Panama Canl Zone wan the toole of ihe program prcscnictl at Pie Febru­ ary merlin? of ihe W. M. U. of P'necrcat Biptlit Church. Takins part on the program were Mr*. V. M. Smith, Mr*. Lucille Abram*. Mr*. Jack ilarom, Mrs. Harold Davit, Mr*. C. T. R»bun. Mr*. Ron Clark, Mr*. Or­ ville Jamc< and Mr*. W. L. Gramkow. Mr*. Louis Ko*ky *ang “ Take My Life And Let It Be." accom­ panied at the piano by .Mr*. James. Mr*. Oramkow, prrtident. pre­ sided at the bu»Ine»» mcctipg when plan* were made for Ihe week of prayer scheduled for March 7 through II. A letter wa* read from the Bantist Hospital in Jacksonville, thanking the \VMU for IR clown doll* that were »ent to children In the hospital at Christina* time. They were given to children whose parent* were not able to buy presents for them. Following (hr program and busi­ ness *etiion a social hour with refreshment* was enjoyed by the group. Olhtrs attending were Mrs. Haroid Sherwood. Mrs. Har­ ley Sykes, Mrs. Lee Sallee, Mra. W. E. Kader, Mrs. Cliff Abies, Mrs. Alice McManus and Mrs. LeRoy Eslrldge. Diane Sorokowsky Celebrates Eighth Birthday Members of the Women's Auxi­ liary to the Seminole County Medi­ cal Society held their monlhly merting al Ihe home of Mrs. John Morgan on Summerlin Ave. Monday. The group dccidrd to send money to the state board of men­ tal health to support the work of the organization. Mrs. Leonard Munson reported that more than 11600 was cleared from the Rettr Davis show for the benefit of the David Fauver Surprised With Birthday Dinner Friends and neighbors of Ravld Fauier surprised him with a birthday dinner Sunday at Wa home near Lake Jessup. Mrs. Fauver arranged the party trilh the help of a few close friends snd Ihe group met him when he returned home from church services. A Valentine theme was used in decorations for the table and throughout the house. Those at­ tending war* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shumachrr and daughter, Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wall, Mr. and Mra. Waller Krohne Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tindel, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Motile, Mr. and Mrs. D. Harold Fauver and ton, David Jr., Mrs. ..Mildred case and Mrs. IT. II. Zinc of Raphlnc, Va., a houseguest of the Fauver*. Personals House guest* of Mr. and Mra. John Malroso art Mra. Beulah Small and Mrs. Raymond Cooley of Owaseo. Mich, and Mrs. Treva Muffeti of Harrison, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall, their gueait, Mr. and Mra. JanM* Beall and - Mr. and Mra. Tate Bhaffer visited in Coeoa Sunday. Mrs. -Albert Pell and Mra. Johh Juris, room mothers, gave n Valentine party for Hie children in Ihe first, second and third grades of the Oeteen school. Mr*. Juris told two stories. "The Slurp of Abe Uncoln'e Life" and "June* bo's Valentine," Refreshments and Valentine can* dies were served. The children exchanged Valentines and Mra. Harris, the teacher, gave seek one a balloon. Mrs. Marvin Riggs and Mr*. Jean Katowita, room mothers »t the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. served refreshment* to tho Mill** ren in that group. BLOCK BUSTERS! Children L a d ie s * Uniforms S P 0 R T S H IR T S COATS Approx. - H IGH PRI CES GET THI E A)( H E R E ' - DRESSES SALE 3 .9 9 6 .9 9 iROUP Approx. Studies show that a two-yearold child will eat about two level tablespoons of meet vegetables or meats, and Iwtoe as much of a mixed soup or dessert. Ladies* WERE SHIRTS 8.95 C ......... O m a JACKETS Only a few Winter Blouses WOOL and IMPORTED FLANNEL SPORT Mm u i • alda in the relief of Arthritis, Bursitis Paralysis — Tones Valentine Party l l ‘* rani George! Our nlure-wlde mil* featuring unbelievable bargain*. W o’ price** Mil they can’ t g o lower! Now it’s up |* you ! Canh la tm thoan aavinga! Don’ t tnlms out! Got hero early fo r the bent bay* — vmlaas HR* tb« Price* reduced front regular pircen! I* eUK T«k IIlk All types at daocea. KKGI8TBR NOW . CALL MASSAGE Room Mothers Give 'alendar Osteen Borne 4,400,400 babies are ex­ pected le be ben in tb*,U.i. tbit ■ and business year. Garden Chib Mayfair Ian. Ballroom by Tuesday Robison at COTILLION CLASSES General luncheon meeting of Sanford U:M p. m. at tbe Make reservations wish Mra. R. F. FA 1-0002. Officers of VAH-T meet at the borne of Mrs. W. A; Elling 2401 Willow Ave. at M a. m. for the 0 regular monthly coffee. Mra. H. H. Harrison will be co-hostess. heart fund. She also etated Mill $690 was donated to lb# heart fund at the benefit skating party this weekend. This year, wives of local doctor* have been invited ta attend th* Central Florida medical meet* ing. It is scheduled for Mareti 12 In Orlando. A luncheon and fashion show ha* been planned M the Cherry Plaaa Hotel. Wive* are encouraged to submit their hobbies for display at Me* Florida Medical meeting to be held in Jacksonville in April. Several members plan to enter their pay* ttcular talenta. The state president of the auxt> liary will be guest speaker at the March meeting, when members met at the home of Mrs. W. V, Roberts, Church Drive Member* of tho ladies Auxiliary of-tho Fleet Rootrve Assn * Uait 14T hat started a membership drive. It win continue until May >1. The person getting the largest number of new members will receive ■ year’s membership free. At the meeting at the group thia week a request was mad* for donations for the Cerebral Palsy drive March 4 and I. A donation waa givan ta the fond for the tomb of the unknown soldier. The group plans to set up a concession stand at the Sanford Armory, March II. Proceeds will be added to the treasury. A group of Ihe auxiliary mem­ bers gave a Valentina party for the patients at the County Homa. They took candy, valentines, and an assortment of cookies and cakes. Records were played and singing waa enjoyed by all. NEW SANDWICH FILLING Cottage cheese mixed with orange marmalade makes a de­ licious spread for crackers or bread, suggest Meadow Gold home economist*. Try this combination as a salad, too, (hey advise, Serve It on crisp green* and garnlih the lop with minced parsley. M e d ita l Auxiliary Holds Meeting O ONLY ONLY Reduced VAIUE SCOOPS! M en's Shoes VALUES to 12.98 mueslis kelps Improve general health. I will * Entire Stock M e n ' s J a c ke t s Approx. A LL LADIES’ fallow your Doctor's Rx. COATS & SUITS I tM M �L IM IT -1 W ITH $500 FOOD ORDER S H O R T E N IN G V *TTT CAKIS.. raMBY. BlStOH' AND nrrtNO * Eattcell Green Label TUNA FISH PILLS6URY (PLAIN OR SELF RISING) Dubuque Corned BEEF HASH KLEENEX FACIAL Three of G letler’i aatedaU t n f n m l Miaa T re *e ff. But they M t ae ever* hadowtd by C N ^ tr U t t the yreeeeuUoo ha* cemyUln•4 t k t Coop* t U dafandlap Car*U M N than m t own attorney*. > H U only match la tha tria l la On-pmacutar C lifford CralL C o o p . to w*a In tha dlatrict a tu m ty 'a •O k a to r year* hlmaelf aad tha M an ara old frlanda — aatalda a a u ri A t tha tria l. Crall haa baaa tafariatad a t C o o p o ft auaaaaa in fraaontlnc a raaaonabla atary. (W HITE OR COLOR) Rosedale Whole Kernel Rosedale Tender Sweet BOSTON <UP1) — Dahanalr ahlp'a radio afflcar WUIem Van tria l In tha daath a t a youan Chicane divorcee, hla ahlpboard awaataaart. Tha annnnnraM nt h r defence law yer W . l .eapdoa f a wore fa l­ lowed five haura a t ametienpacked testimony in tha fifth day a t tha tria l Tuaaday. : Thraa witnaeaaa taatUiad Van JUa. St, at Rotterdam, chid ad B tatty Lyn Kauffm an fa r waarin# n U y h t-flttin * lU U id ad Ohlnaaa diaaa which -ft m ma nauchty jdaea." • One a t thaaa wltnaaaaa waa B ra. Juanita Spector, 49, af Clayton, M e. wha alaa taatlfiad th a t aha had "dlffereneee a f eyiaienM w ith tha U yaar-ald divorcee mho had worked fo r M r hnabatri three y u an aa a race arch jn U t - Mix or Match 'Em ★ PEAS 2 LIMAS 2 Rosedale Garden CYPRESS GARDENS BLENDED PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT W HITE OR BLUE FROZEN FOODS BANQUET FROZEN Cast. A lbert J . B e Brnya, chip■er f t Van Bia’a ably tha Utrecht, taatlfiad fa r tha yanaacu. tlan th a t Van Rla failed in hla doty to obtain a weather ray art • CHICKEN mt • TURKEY ft J VZ Minnesota Shipped Grade “ Bn 100% GUARANTEED! FROST M AID FROZEN FRENCH FRIED 3 Prison Torms Hondod Down Jn C ircuit Court I D fU A I I FF DELUXE FROZEN : Three man fa t priaea east M d Q M jr a i put ea yrebaS Ctrenlt Court Maaday. ( VCM / / ORBIT PREMIUM “QUALITY*' ,»/ -A vCTo*lF•• 7 / / ’/ �TO V n t fir i ir r a li Wed. Feb. 17, 1960—Pago 1 *Trkfa Good Through Sat. Feb. SO. BESSEMER, Pa. (UPI) - The three milked gunmen entered the bank and announced "thll la • •Uckup," The lellert looked at the guna and grinned. The bandlta vent about thole builnen anyhow — unaware they were trying to rob a "holdup proof* bank. It all happened Tuaaday altar* noon at tho People's Bank of Lawrence County in thla peaceful Weilern Penmylvania town not far from the Ohio Mate line. Under normal crlcumsUacei, be* Ing confronted with a shotgun and a couple of revolver! in the hand! of would-be illckup men probably would have reiulted la aome trace of fear among bank amployci. But not on this oceaalon. Tha tel* leri, clerki and officials had o completa feeling of safebeing. The gunmen didn't know at first, but their intended victims were protected by o five-inch thick shield of bulletproof glaaa. A customer, noticing tha bandlta' Intention!, calmly advised: "This bank la holdup proof. That’s bulletproof gins and you can't get lnilda tha tallar'a cage." While the bandits stood dumb* founded, one of Urn bank employes leisurely picked up a telephone and called police. Tha gunmen looked at each other, shrugged and decided they had better leave. They did—empty about to years ago and Tuaaday was tha first time anyone attempt* rd lo rob the bank silica that Urns, In typical bankers' fashion, tbs official expressed __________________ belief that_tha heavy glass had been a sound In* vestment.' M *fS sea foods RED SALMON HALIBUT UAND-O-FROST SLICED CHIPPED BEEF FRESH CAUG HT FRESH CAUG HT M a M Paar Answers 'Big' Questions WEST PALM BEACH, FIs. — {UPI) — Jack Pear said Tuaaday night ha decided to go baek on hla television show for three reaaenst —His wife urged him to. —NBC brasa promised ae repetb tion of censonhJp of the show. —A sense of reipoosbUlty for at least too persons connected with the ehow. "I wrestled with this thing over and over," Paar aaid. "I faeaeetly didn't want to go baek to Urn • FRESH STANDARD LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET. MILK MAYFAIR VARIETY ALLSWEET OR STATE FAIR L IS IN QUARTERS KRAFTS TASTY CHUCK ROAST CHUCK ROAST RIB ROAST “ Sirloin STEAK" T*Bone STEAK' QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESHLY GROUND f i iA r v iy DEVIL FOOD (ICED FUDGE CHOCOLATE) BRISKET FARMER CRAY PURE PORK (HOT OR MILD) PLAIN • CINNAM ON OK POWDERED SAUSAGE 2 PIZZA PIES Nuclear Power Plant Operating By *68 Forecast WASHINGTON (UPJ) — Atomic Energy Commiseien •eld today than la "a relatively high probability" ■ certain type of mi* clear power plant will no able to compete by ltoT-OI with coovaa* HoneI plants in u. f. arena wboro fuel costs a n high. II made thla pndkUmiIs i n * port to tho House-Senate Atomio Energy Committee on ite 10-year program for devetepmtnt of nuclear power. It estimated eoet of the effort to aehlave era—ml# power at 1140 mUllea to HH mil* lion i year, with tho bulk of tho bill being paid by tho govornmooL Tho commission aoid aeveral kinds of atomio power natters an pn mixing. But tho om moot likely to auccood first. It told, la tho "light water cooled" neater with which tho ABC baa hod tho moat CHEF ALFREDO'S DELICIOUS TASTY LADY FAIR C L O V E R L E A F DAI I i BROWN'NSERVEHULL* LADY FAIR T H W SLICED CINNAM ON PASTRY PSG ALL MEAT SKINLESS F R A N K S 2 Autos Collida A t Stop Sign Hal Herbert Wayne Welle and �'air* S—Wed. Feb. 17, I960 SQUAW VALI.EY, Calif. (UP|) —The most monumental foul-up <■ Olympic hlitory today shat­ tered the peace and aercnity of 'scenic Squaw Valley, die of the 1M0 Winter Gamea opening Thurs­ day. If there waa anything right, it waa being kept secret and criti­ cism was being reaped en the U. 8. organisers of the gomes in an Increasing flow of complaints. Nothing was being done about any of them either, was ■ further complaint. It wasn’t so serious that the ac­ tual gamea were in Jeopardy, but H‘ bad reached the stage where most everyone was unhappy about one thing or another. “ There's no excusing, the poor conditions here," said a high member of 'the U. S. Olympic Committee, who aiked that his name not be used. “ We figured the organising committee would do a good Job for they had the North American Skiing champion­ ships here a year ago and we all figured that would prove a good trial run. And give them plenty of time to correct mistakes and set everything right. S + U A W VALLgy; CAUPORN/A, WH/Cttw/LL MjjjjjMB B e 7 /fe s /r e o e r //e m OlTAiPJC WMfreR OAMWS — PBB./B to£ 3 . tr * 77MB A CM H RKnm y iM /oioM t fPORTS ARBA BUS UiBCTMP BO* rHe BAMB9 P tro u <6*-n /e u .*. “ But apparently they learned nothing. Things have gotten worse instead of belter.” Here were some nf the ehief complaints few newspapers would have enough space to 'list them all:) —That Die three Ice rinks were being badly handled with the re­ sult that speed skatirs, figure skaters and the hockey teams did not have ample workout time or conditions. Each group claimed that the other was favored. —The parking situation within reasonable walking distance of the Olymple sites bad gotten to the stage that not even top officials were allowed in almost empty parking lots in the immediate area. —Nothing has been dene to keep half of the lee from the main arena from melting nnder the winter sun, preventing athletes from using half of the arena from about 11 a. m. each day. • —Eating facilities were taxed beyond capacity. The dining rooms for Olympic athletes and officials are so Jammed that persons with proper admission credentials are turned away during meal hours. , —Plans and regulations ehrnge so rapidly new ones are in effect before anyone can learn what the old ones were. At first all of the complaints were brushed off as one of those things that usually occur In btg international sporta evehts. The early complaints of the foreign officials and athletes were dis­ counted on the grounds that they would complain no matter what the conditions, But when U. 8. athletes and of­ ficials Joined the parade some figured that maybe changes would be made for Uncle Sam was talk­ ing now, But that didn't help either. So with the opening of the games only M hours away, the only sure bet seemed to be that all the confusion surrounding the games would increase rather than diminish. Through U all the 700 athletes from SO nations continued to workout. There was a world and an Olympic record broken in speed skating Tuesday, but neither will count because it was not actual competition. Biddy' All-Stars Named ' WAP S* RA7BP c m OP BBPrAMeRfCARtPRSmi comb mbpals m/ s k m m /w r q TO O ,* th at * * Coachea and playara for the Sanford Biddy League All-Star Team that will compete in the' atate tournament were an­ nounced today. Coachea for the team will be Bob WHaon, coach for Stemper and Franciaco Triado, Robson Sporting Goods mentor. Ten players were selected to play on the team and four alternates. Players named were Tommy Ley, Ron­ nie Hinson, Mike Doughtey; Billy Day, David Lanier. Tommy Cason, Ricky Walatrom, Billy Rhae, Randy Dean and Dan McCall. Alternates were Paul Filliger, Bernie Barbour, Mike Smith and Clarence John­ son. BUR MOUGHTON takes a turn in a “ K art (Herald Photo) The last few Sunday afternoons fangled litUe cars that aren't car­ formed. Safety is stressed and yea the usually quiet parking lot of rying home many groceries. will find kids, parents and evew As seen from the picture above grandmothers driving them. the Winn-Dixie store on French Ave. has become alive with new they consist mainly ef 4 wheels, an engine and driver, but don't let it fool you. The liltla cars knows as “ Karts" can obtain unbelievable speeds of 33 miles per hour and up and because of their low center of gravity ran turn corners at a very fast clip. The nearness of the driver to the One of bowling's all-time greats, pavement gives an even faster Lee Jouglard, will be at the Jet sensation of speed. All sizes and shapes can be Lanes' Bowling Lanes Feb. 28 when the bowling alley celebrates 1U Nad by the “ Karts" but the newly formed “ Go Kart Club Of Ameri­ open house. Jougland will put on* a bowling ca" has divided them into three exhibition and will bowl a series classes according to power and of three games with one of the equipment. The one shown above local keglcrs. An elimination tour­ is a class 'B' with a S o II. P. ney Is now underway to deter­ engine and can do up to 50 miles an hour on the straight away. mine who the bowler will be. Karts are now being raced on Another highlight of the after­ noon will be “ free” bowling from special tracks built for them and in Orlando a “ Kart Club” has been the hours of 1 to 4:30 p. m. Leading Bowler To Put On Exhibit A t Jet Lanes £ Georgia Took, Auburn and Ken­ tucky wound up in a forte-way 9fo for first place la foe BBC Jrtfo M records when Tennessee qnpsct Tech, Sf-BB, and Kentucky’s <Comeback Kida tu-ued back Van(derbUt, BB-BO, Tuesday night, i A aimilnr three-way tie for foe ■Southwest Conference Usd wss r tbs ANGELES (UPI) - Wei■forwelgbt champion. Don Jordan Maday awaited the remits of a physical examination foats-eould Jad hie suspension by foe CallManila Athletic Commission and ftlrir Mm to defend hie title be(girs foe NBA takes It away from R who la la ■ peck ef r various sod sundry s, underwent the exTuesday. But Dr. Abraisn, who performed the B 13-yesr-old champion, eulle wouldn't be availJeboratory testa are iHphe click punching welterweight rises ordered by the National BoxJM Aeen. to furnish official proof JbTM s physical fitness by Friday V forfeit foe title he won In IBM Bronx ft. Louie' VlrgU Aklni. * produced when Teaaa shocked Texas AIkIf, TM3, and Southern Methodist upended Rice, 7S-W. That left Texas sharing first place with the Aggies and SMU, each boasting 7-1 league marks. Glenn Campbell and Dalen Bhowaiter teamed up to earn Ten­ nessee Its surprise victory over Georgia Tech at Knoxville. The eighth-ranked Engineers w e r e leading M-S3 in the closing min­ utes when Showalter broke through for a free throw and a basket to reduce the Vola deficit to one point. Seconds later, n Tech player accidentally kicked the ball out of bounds. The Vols relayed the ball to Campbell, who barreled down the middle of the court and tossed la the winning basket oa a twistlag lay-up at the final buster. Showalter wound un with II points and II rebounds for Ten­ nessee while Jump-shooting Roger Kaiser had 21 points for the dis­ appointed Engineers. Holy Cross, named along with St. John'a to the field for the National Invitation Tournament earlier la the day, celebrated with an 13-71 trlumph-gyer Boston Uni­ versity. It was Urn Hth straight victory for the Crusaders, who were led by soph Jackie Foley's M points. Three other NIT nominees also soared to impressive victories. Providence whipped Rhode Island, 71-BO; Detroit trampled BaldwinWallace, It 11, and Memphis State outclassed Loyola of the South, 84 31. Eastern Kentucky forfeited a key Ohio Valley Conference game to Western Kentucky when Coach Paul McBrayer pulled Ms team off the floor following a brief jdajrer scuffle late In Use first McBrayer charged that West­ ern Kentucky Coach Ed Diddle shoved one ef the Eastern play­ ers during the fracas. Western bald a M M leav. at the time. After ordering hla players to the dressing room, McBrayer adviaed the officials he was forfeiting foe game. Mather of Sanford practically clinched the title of the Sanford City League last Wednesday by taking two gamos, while both Harry's Liquors and Burnett Painters managed to lose all three games to their opponents. This left the Furniture Uam six games In front with six weeks to roll. Big John Uhr led the Mather team In their victory over New York Life Insurance with n 103B87, While Jim Maloney helped the Assurors to their one victory with a 203-310 total. In other league action, Hal Ullstfap bad n 331 aeries to help the Celery City Printing Company five to their sweep over Harry's Liquors, in spite of the 234.611 evening en­ joyed by Carl Von Herbuelis of the Liquor team. Carl’s 934, la a new league high for the season. Claude Foster rolled n BIB in n losing cause for Burnett Painters because Buck Forguson had n good night with a 202-336 for the team represent­ ing Gene'a Seminole Cleaners and Laundry. Will Pick Coach GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) — The University or Florida expecls to name its new basketball coach in about Ihrea weeks, Athletic Di­ rector Ray GraVcs said Tussday. The present conch, John Mautr, will remain in Ms post until the current season ends. 2 Mora Broncos DENVER (UPI) - Um Denver Broncos of thn American Football League have added two more play­ ers, bringing its roster to 30. The new Broncos art John Lane, M, center and guard, from foe Univer­ sity of Dayton. and John Wolff, S4, quarterback, from Colorado State University. One of the finest Grade-A fields to be assembled this year at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Is slated for action In tonight’s ninth race, one of two lop-quality events on the 10-race program opening at 1:10. Leading the stars In the hot LeBaron Announces He'll Quit Football WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ths Washington Redskins Manned ri­ val National Football Laagus ros­ ters today in hopes of filling tbs gaping hols left by the retirement of foo league’s smallest player. Coach Mlko Nixon said ho would go with Ralph Gugllelml next sea­ son after 143-pound quarterback Eddie LeBaron announced ho Is quitting pm football to begin a law career la Texas, but Informtd NFL sources said tbo Rodsklns un­ doubtedly will try to swing a deal for another quarterback. Among those tbo Redskins can be expected to try for are Don Heinrich and Loo Grosicup of foe New York Giants, Rudy Bucleh of the Chicago Bears, and Bart Starr and Lamar Mcllan of ths Green Bay Packers. The Redskins may “ sweeten" the package they offer with one of their hard-run­ ning backs — Jim I'odolry, Don Bosseler or Kddia Sutton. LeBaron, who recently passed the California bar exam, gave the Redskins the bad news Tussday after thinking (he matter over for about throe months. ninth, according to morning line odds of 3-to-2, Is A. R. Ewbsnkt, one of Carl O. Tracy's outstanding pups. This brlndle two-year-old ent has marched to victory six mes in nine starts this season. Hla racing prowess earned him a spot on the local match-race team which battled Jacksonville champs last week. The 67-pounder will move out from the fifth post position. Second-best esrly figures of 4to t are assigned to veteran star Happy Joe Lucky of the Race 8treet Kennel. As ont of ths club's most consistent hounds for the past two years. Happy Joe has finished in tbo cash trio It times out of a dozen starts this season. The husky M-pounder's record In­ cludes four triumphs over topranked racers. . In recent weeks ths hottest ken­ nel at the club has been the Oswald Brothars dog bouse and two of IU stalwarts will see action In the ninth tonight. They are O. B.'e Argos and O. B.'s Sincere, •ach rated a 6-to-t shot. S Teams Almost Set For N IT NEW YORK (UPI)—Officials of the National Invitation Basketball tournament have virtually com­ pleted tbo lineup for their annual show starting at Madison Square Garden March 10. Ths addition of St. John's and Holy Cross to the field Tuesday left only four berths open in the 12-team lineup. Two of the remaining invitations art expected to be awarded to the second and third piece finishere in the Missouri Valley Conference, Boston Patriots BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston where Bradley, CfhcinnatJ end St. Patriots will be foe m ms of this Louis once again are bidding for city's Amrrican Football League the crown. entry, U was announced Tuesday. A poll ef New England sports writ­ ers selected the nick name "Pat­ riots" over such suggested names as “ Bulls,' “ Pilgrims," “ BeaMrs," “Terriers” and "Braves." the slickest fielding first basomen that baseball has ever known. Mctnnls once went through an entire season in 1121 for ths Boston Red Sox and mads only one error. Another time he went 1(3 games and handled 1.123 chance* without an arror. Both records still stand. “ I got tired of watching those six-feet first basemen fail to make the catch," he eoee reminisced. "So I decided io become a first baseman myself.” . Stuffy played In the major lea­ gues for IB yssrs and compiled WASHINGTON (UPI) - -Who a .MO fielding average. He held says the Internal Revenue Service a lifetime batting mark of .206. A little man among the “ giants" doesn't have a heart? The service had admitted closing of his day, he played on alx the books on -its Jong drive to col­ lect back income taxes from formsr heavyweight champion Joe Louis because "his earning days are over." "We have gotten all we could possibly get from Mr. Louis, leav­ ing him with some hop* that he can live," said Internal Revenue Commissioner Dana Latham. IPSWICH, Mast. (UP1) —“ Stuf­ fy" Mclnnls,* the stylish, Utile target of Connie Mack’s (100,000 infield" on ths Philadelphia Athle­ tics half a century ago. died Tues­ day at foe age of M. Stuffy, whose real ns ms was John P. Mrlnnis, stood only 3 feet ■ Inches, but overcame bis height handicap to become on* of Louis Gets Break From Tax People W l K O M I W A G O N •>/r lightly K 8:10 P.A 3 MAflNEES Plant Your Savings WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Bowlin* eInsane ore wow being termed for led!* and other betinMrs at the wow Jot Lone*, where the Formal Grand Opemtac Is scheduled for Saturday nod Sunday, February 27 nod 23th. The beautiful, modem Jet Laoaa Bowling an Onors fiaof Just off Hlftiway 17-91 attract* enthusiasts ef ell ages. Free In. strurtion la available to beginner* of nil ages. Jet Lonee with 20 alleys is completely air conditianod. Parents wMk small chit, drea have free use of foe nursery. The Lanee are open evoey day, including Sunday from B u . until t a r». IMPERIAL FLOOR COVERING I �0 Wed. Feb. IT. 1080—rage fl • If •tnTarl frrtTfe Proclamation PAR Tour Recalk History The gentle, grey-haired lady ■tood acron from Seminole Me­ morial Hoapltal and told the atory I of how iOO Seminole Indiana fought U. S. aoldlera there UT ye era ago thla month. She vat Mra. J. B. Ray of Iho Daughter! of the American Revolution, and her Intent llatenara vara DAR members and Seminola High School atudenti. Sur­ rounded by peaceful hornet and green lavnt, Mra. Ray thowed the group vhere howling braves led by King Philip and Coacoochee 1 killed Capt, Andrew Mellon and many of hta bluecoata. Mrs. Ray's recounts! vat the climax of a DAR tour or eight Sanford hlatorieal sites. Members of the •Sanford's Sallle Harrlaon DAR chapter vlalted the hlatorieal monuments they helped piece around town. The Seminole High atudcnle were busy with their notebook! Jotting down the local hlatory. It wai neve to many 1of them. The first atop vat (he General ianford Memorial Library whteh the Sanford DAR chapter vat Instrumental in building. Next came a tree planted nearby In honor of Mra. H. J. Lehman, ex-regent of the Sanford chapter and first chairman of Sanford Founders* Day. The DAR members walked to a marker Just veil ot the library, commemorating tho first aettlement In 1137 on tho ahorea ot Lake Monroe in Ft. Mellon Park. A cannon which blew up when fired In celebration ot the (bund­ ing of Seminole County waa the next atop. The cannon's mouth holds tho flag pole In front of the Chamber ot Commerce Bldg, and la the only part of the gun left. The rest blew up in l>13 when rambunctioua county dtlreni overcharged it while mark­ ing Seminole'a teparatlon from Orange County. DAR member Mra. W. H. Harvy gave the cannon mouth to xupport the Hag pole. The alte of Sanford’s claim on Roll ini College waa the next atop. A plaque on Park Are, near city hall telli bow the college waa organised la the Lyman Bank WHEREAS, th e DAUGHTERS OP THE AMERICAN REVOLU­ TION feel that this U a time for tho general public all over Ameri­ ca la refresh themselves on Ame­ rican History, and WHEREAS, It la felt that It la the duty and privilege of all Americana la help preserve the history of our Country and the everlasting fact that America came up from a struggle, NOW THEREFORE, In appreci­ ation of the local chapter ot the DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERI­ CAN REVOLUTION recognising the importance of the preservation of tha happenings of our land, Bldg, here in IMS. The Florida State Bank now stands on the site. Sludenti and DAR'membera then rode to Speer Grave Park. Dr. Algernon Speer, ancestor of a long line of Sanford Speers, lamed orange trees In the park 1 1143. Mra. Ivie Rucker told how the city of Sanford, the Sallie Harrison chapter and Sidney O. Chase later erected a marker in the park at 20th St. and Mellonvllle Ave. The Old Ft. Reade site on Mellonville waa the next atop. Only a atone marker remains where troopa once manned this link In the Florida fort chain. The fort waa built In 1B3S to hold back the fierce Semlnolea. The site of Capt. Mellon'* death and the big Indian battle ended the DAR tour which had sUrted with a luncheon for state DAR regent, Mrs. Jackson Stewart, at the Mayfair Inn. Speakera at the historical tilra were Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, Mr*. Robert A. Lyman. Mra. Lena Rell Jennings, Mra. Ivie Rucker, Mr*. C. R. Dawson, and Mra. Ray. B SoApsd VYlsudinq Conducted Bach BET IE ftF00PS qN Evening STOCKS • BONDS I MUTUAL • FUNDS FA MOB P. M. - BIGGER SAVINGS l Plump Tender Birds KKAFTH OLD PARH10NBD CHEDDAR . MKATV - ; LYKEJ) THIUFTT PIG FEET ... 5C | BACON u. 49c CHEESE (Whole Only • Limit gl.ba.) BABY BEEF SALE - Guaranteed Tender RLTCKD 25c CHUCK STEAK - 4 4 ' = ROAST "TOHJJVHOTTnJKff Humpty Dumpty Gr. “A” Large LARD Lb. Ctn. (Limit On* Plaass) 8HURPRESH BISCUITS A ONE Hlrdecye Garden Peas 10 oz. 2/43c Bleach Blrdeeye Blrdeeye 1 * ftrt Martha Filbart'i d a y , Ilia margarinarmat paopl* bought to aava money war* ten than dtlkJous. (Limit S Plena*) _ SARDINES S For 3* That wot delkloua. Shi collad it, oddly enough, "Mrr. FHbert’a Morgorln*." qts. 51c 1* Os. g(f# ^ Green Glint Cream Hlyl* Ne. Ml Corn M Ua. , 79c _ , C“* 2/35c Beans No. 303 21c Helm Knahrr Stokely Cat Nn. MS 25 oz. 41c Beets SUPER VALUE BREAD 2 Loaves 2/29c U. S. No. 1 SEE - ALL FLOUR Finest Lbs. Quality 2/39c O il Strawberries 29c Brownies Dills 3 . So the blended tha high* sat quality Ingredient* . •« and made • morgorln#. . . qt. 18c II Os. g rlft Spinach (aadtkaworWMtotfdl) "13" 0* Whan you buy and try Ml*. Filbert's, choncet or# that you’ll ba delighted. POTATOES 6 9 10 Lbs. high NOW 2 Fabulous Markets A s s o c ia t e s , in c . - 7:30 U.S.D.A. INSPECTED TENDER CHICK By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U P!) - Nothtag tea make my tarts hods tiaglc like the sight of lea. Allen J. Blinder presiding ever a gam- s e c u r it y I.. 0 . Snndernon STOCK€f£> Taste Buds Tingle When Senator Swaps Gavel For Ladle And Apron Fourth Baby , Expected Today Minister M arker O f Indian Battle N ear Present Hospital Mrs. J. B. Kay Tells O f This Historic Sanford Spot SAN QUENTIN. Calif. (UP!)— Convict • author Caryl Chessman played a longshut today by stak­ ing hi* life on the •‘conscience" of the few official* with the legal power to prevent hi* execution In ju*t two day*. These same official* have indi­ cated many time* in the pest 11S year* that death ia a Ju*t penalty under the law for the crimes of the 38-yetr-old robberrapist. But longshota have paid off for Chessman since he was convicted in Lot Angclc* in 1D4R. lie has sidestepped seven previous date* with the gas chamber — and four uf those occasions came within two day* of the execution date. Chessman's present hopes He with Justice Felix Frankfurter of the U. S. Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court and Gov. Edmund G. Hi own. Attorney Rosalie Asher made the lGth and “ last chanca" appeal to the Supreme Court in Wash­ DAE OFFICERS signing tha registry at tha Sanford Memorial Library ington Tuesday. Tha bd-pag* plea during tha meant hlatorieal ilta tour am, loft to right, Mra. F. E. Roumll* and lb pound* of supporting evi­ dence were presented to Frank­ lat, ragant of tha Sanford chapter; Mra. Jamci H. Whitaker, DAR atate furter as "tha senior Justice avail­ program chairman; Mm. H. J. Lehman, ox-regent of the Sanford chapter; able." There was no Immediate ac­ and Jim. Jackaon E. Stewart, atate DAR mgenL - ................... tion on the plea. Attorney Georg* T. Davie an* American boating enthusiasts nounced here Chessmen requested spent more then two billion dol­ that no mure legal move* he mad* until a ruling wu handed lars last year for new and used down by Frankfurter. boats, accessories, repairs, fees and miscellaneous expenses, ac­ Robert Fulton built a aubmncording to the National Automo­ rine which he called the Nautilus. bile Club. paring to entartala II female newspaper correspondent* at lunch, Thla was on* ef a aeries ef about ID meals that Ellsndtr whips up during eaeh congres­ V m * . Democrat and sional aetaioa far various preat, gaatraanm* M probably the oady legislative a n d governmental •east* committee chairman who groups. ie at mack at home with ■ ladle I waa greeted at the door by as a gavel. the enticing fumea of Louisiana If ccnators stll wore togas, I crab meat fraternlxing In a Creole m Imagine EUendcr would uac hla sauce with a Judicious selection lor an apron. of shrimp tails. A tool table was I stooped by to tee the Senate's spread across th* room in (rout tooct famous ehet la Ms priests of tha Senator'* desk. Capital office when ha was preMaking for the lavatory, which Ellender has converted into a kitchenette, I found the cook •landing ovar an electric hot plate, affectionately stirring a gumbo. "Thla la a meal la Itself," he ■aid, and proceeded to identify th* ingredients. Bcsldet tha PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP1) — shrimp and crab, th* pot con­ Om Fek 17, 1NT Mrs. Arthur K. tained bacon, ham, flour, ontool, Sweeney ef Bleekatone, Me**-, peppers, lamon, garlic, tabasco, gave birth to n dsttgbter whom thyme, bay leaves, salt, okra and parsley. •he named Doris. On Feb. 17, IBM, Mrs. Sweeney It sounded to me like enough bed another daughtar end named tor two meals. As a native of Terrebonne Par­ her banana. And lee* peer, on Feb. 17, Mr*, gwesosp hod Lu­ iah, EUender naturally leans to­ ward Creole dlahea — French cui­ cille. But mather w on t he heme to sine with • southern aeeent. In ►help celebrate the three birthdays. addition to gumbo, he specialties She ie nt r rertdaare Lying-In in jambalaya, chicken sauce Hospital whore dectora said aha piquant*, shrimp Creola, courtwaa atpected to have a baby— boullon and Creole praUiua. Short, stocky and suntanned, Mr*. Sweeney, wife ot a factory the veteran chairman of tho Sen­ worker, contends the date has ate Agriculture Committee made a picture ef domastlcUy in tweed “ no apodal eifnlfleance." “They Just eeam to always ar­ vert and rolled ap iblrtaleevee as he practiced hla cuUnory art rive on Peh. 17," eh# laid. midnight last w w u up until .................. king praline* tor dee ni|M rnakla 1' Th* alaetric utility industry, sort," be said. Soma ef the lady Journalists both V. ■- government-owned and private oUlUici. generated e me- whs attended the lunch told me erd m.eoe.aoo.eoe kilowatt hours Uut when they departed they nbm Up In 1MB, an Increase of M per wore more concerned •beat lines than deadlines. seat over IMS. by F e b r u o r y 21 - 28 Chessman Making Final Efforts To Beat Execution a * 1, EARL HIGGINBOTHAM. Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, under the authority in me duly vested, do hereby proclaim and designate the month of February, I960 as AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH, and respectfully urge ell eitliens of the City of Sanford, Florida and all atudenti la th# local schools to individually or collectively acquaint themselves with our American Hlatory. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto ael my hand and caued the Seal of the City of Sanford, Florida to be affixed, this third day of February in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nina Hun* drert Sixty. SAVINGS 1100 -1 3 th St. Goldsboro MARKETS Sanford Avo. i f 4th St. �1 ; F i f e 1 0 -W e d . Feb'. 17, 1980 he say that? f ' om. mya *r ^ x ' appreciation i TEACHBCLCWMtftP: l V w y ©WAP», O f AILS J By PIED DANZIG H-M... ANOTHER W ELL, J I X J U S T G O OVER AN* PUT TH* R ASCAL IN HIS PLACE NAUGHTY POU.V/ WHISTLIN'AT EVERY­ ONE W HO HASSES/ mflU « v 5 y t /fa c y e / r«ve **v3! SOTAl^E-TO, fail tsro ‘ ihvkhmos! — K V .../ \ VAV/r.YP/ NEW YORK (UPI) Prank Sinatra, who owes a great debt to Ota ladles of tho land, de­ livered a email "thank you" Mon­ day night. In a atartlinf break from fall uaual hip, fingers napping, aprung wriit atyle, Frankie surrounded himself with tadlea, lace and love aooga for hia ABC-TV apeeial. Instead of the usual Sinatra aco­ lytes — Dean Martin and Peter Lswford — Sinatra was host to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Lena Horne, opera singer Mary Costa, daneer Juliet Prowse (hi answer to Brigitte Bardot), and comedi­ enne Barbara Heller. The theme, “ Here's to the Ladles,” was ele­ gantly sustained by the tasteful songs, excellently arranged by Nelson Riddle, cleanly mounted by art director Jim Trittipo and sparingly, imaginatively directed by Richard Dunlap, One sequence by Sinatra and Miss Home came up as blurrededge portraits that fit the mood of the songs they sang: "Lonely Town” aod “ But Beautiful.” A minimum of uptempo tunes were heard. The awingln'est was Legal Notice •IM(»MtN6yvWA7ST*Vl«,V DOWN THEBE/ HER 4 MV&ELFf Jd NAME p NOfAKtP J lAt S. niork “A". LITTI.fi WKK1WA KSTATKS M’U< nan ONE, accord Ino la plat th»r#of, aa rarnrdul In plat Honk t, Tana IS. 1'ublln II*rorda at dtmlnol* County, florid*. Tou ara r*<iu1r*d la flla ynur Aa. iw*r or nih*r pUadlnf will) til* CUrk of th* abavo Court and to ■•rva • ropy Hi*r*of upon Nathan l.o*l., 1011 SI*leal f Hulldlna, Or. Undo. Florida, altorn*y for th* plalntirr, on or hafnr* March lllh issn. II you fait to da ao a R*rroa Pro fonfcian will b* antarad aaainat you for Ih* r*M*f dtmand«d In tha Complaint WITNKSS my hand and Ihn *aa> of aald Court In Hnnrord. fltmlnnla County, Florida, thia Ith day of Fabruary, Its*, Pavld U. natchtl CUrk of ih* Circuit Ceurt Ryi Martha T; VlhUn Ixputy CUrk (■KALI NATHAN I.OKB lilt Matcalf Uulldln* Orlando, Florida Allornay for Plalntlrf publUht F*h. IS, IT, IS * Mar. I. a flashy cha-cha number by Miss Prowse. The show's only lapse came at, that point, when Miss Prowse's dance was abruptly cut In favor of a taped commercial. Mrs. Roosevelt and Sinatra par ticipated in a stilted exchange of compliments and then Mrs. R — who never looked lovelier — re­ cited some special words to the song, "High Hopes.” The song, written by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen, executive producers of the show, is the Sin­ atra number with which all con­ cerned have high hopes of win­ ning an Academy Award this year. Mrs. Roosevelt helped launch their campaign. Sinatra was in his usual vocal form — good, that is — although he seemed worried and detached during some of the dialogues. I couldn't help thinking that per­ haps he was wondering about bow the Las Vegas crowd would react to his artistic, distinctive and attractive production. The sixth hour In the CBS Re­ ports series, "The reedom Ex­ plosion,” Monday night presented an engrailing closeup of the recently • concluded election cam­ paign in Nigeria. Narrator Erie Sevareid tied many of the acencs and speeches to early and current campaigns in America. We’ve been getting a fine look at Afri­ can nationalism through such specials on each of the networks and U this goes on, perhaps we'll be as conversant with Africa's problems as we are, aay, with Jack Paar'a problems. ' VALENTINE QUEEN at the Elks Club was Mrs. Betty Cox, shown just after she was crowned by Mrs. M. Moses as one o f the highlights of the annual Valentine Dance. Members of the Anna Miller Circle staged a floor show for the Elks and guests and one of the Gay Nineties Belles performing wns Mrs. Hulon Hale. The show recolved such applause that It was repeated Sun­ day for guests at the Mayfair Hotel. (Herald Photos) The Channel Swims After five seaiona with CBS-TV,.the Alfred Hitchcock suspense series moves lo NBC-TV starling next fall;... CBS-TV’a fail plana indicate the Robert Young seriea, Father Knows Best, is going out of production...And ABC - TVs 1MO • «1 schedule would replace the Char* ley Weaver show with Ltiva It To Beaver. Jack Bcnny'a displeasure with CBS-TVa “ canned laughter can­ dor” haa abated. He now reports that hia negotiations with ABC TV are off and ha expects to re­ main on CBS • TV,..Meanwhile, NBC • TVs Bob Hope, whose 10year contract expires in June, Is sounding out tho rival networks for contract offara...Tho Feb. 4 "adual" on CBS-TVa Armstrong Circla Theater dealt with the "ghost bomber” discovered in the Libyan desert. Wednesday, the show will add a brief follow-up re­ port bn that atory...Comedian John Wayne of the Wayne and Shuster team suffered a alight in* Jury to hia cheek Monday when a prop TV camara exploded during a sketch rehearsal for a summertime Ed Sullivan show. Make Your Customer M ia n w h u b , in U w v ir M M B 'o m e t I'LLSNEAK UP BEHIND BLONOiE AND SURPRISE *Trf HER WITH A HELLO n K l « nf Jamaica manufacture! 1.1 mil­ lion gallons of rum annually. Legal Notice Scheduled Advertising I'HONB FA I-1SU So Ih* mart or th* Cnaty J*ds*. IKMIhOl.R r-ooly, etai* or Florid*. Ih mnRATR la t* th* ICalat* *f FRANCES F. FItKNETTR D*(*a**d. FINAL NOTIrlS Nollra I* b*r*by tlvch that th* und*r*l«n*d trill, on th* 1Sth day of Marth, A- P. IMA pr***nt to th* llnnorabl* County Juda* of Kfmlnol* County, Flarl.1*, htr final r*lurn, account and vouchor*, aa Admlnlatralrlx of th* Kalat* of Kftmti F. S'ranatta, .Irataacd, and nt **ld tlm*. than and lh*r*. maka application to th* Mid Juda* for a final attlltmcnt or har admlal. atratlnn of aatd **tala, and fnr an ordar dUcharalnn htr aa auch A4mlnlrtratrU. Kalrd thl* th* Slh day of Fth* ruary, A. n, n i l /*/ In* OoiHlman McCarthy Aa Administratrix of th* RitiH of FRANCL-I F. FRENKTTIt Pacaaaad. n-tlCMITROM, PAVIK A MrINTOSH Atlornryi for Administratrix LAST TIMES TONITE AT TiM AND 114* “ NEVER SO FEW** FRANK SINATRA CO-FEATURE AT t:M ONLY H oum Of The 7 Hawlu' ROBERT TAYLOR 4 — GIANT HITS — 4 STARTING TUURS. PUBLIC ENEMIES VS FBI NO. 1 AT 7.-M ONLY “ AL CAPONE'* ROD STEIGER AS “CAPONE' NO. t AT tat ONLY NO. I AT ItiU ONLY Bonnie Parker Story1 NO. 4 AT 11:11 ONLY “BABY FACE NEI40N” Starring Mickey Bnnwey NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:43 WHATCOES Y t DATEDMED C H O P T D P .'- H IR E ^ COMES A CUTE KITTEN J WANT YOU TO M EET/, ON HEBE-A ) ONCE-SHE WAS COLO WAR f / A N IMFIlUOBirY —SHE THINKS NO SOY IS OOOO BMOUBH roa Hta S an fo rd COMING ATTRACTIONS * M ii o U FEB. 26th THRU MARCH 2ni “OPERATION PETTICOAT* County’s Only Daily N m paper* m m loth ^ u T H P A c i n e MARCH l l l h THRU 18th “ON THE BEACH** ’ MARCH IMk THRU 25th “ THE BIG FISHERMAN** SticssrrMSi i i �A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA 2-2611 • Classified 8. Rial Estate For Salt CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Gwad Food 3. Far Root 2. Wanted to Rent 4. Real Eatata Waatad I. Raal Eatata Far lata 4. Mortgage Laaaa T. Bualaaaa OpportualUr* 7-A laaaraaca I. Frmal# Help Waalad t. Mala Haig Waatad DEADLINES II. Mala ar Fraiala • CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! 11. Wark Waatad 12. Pluatkiag Sarvkaa Tum.. Mini Frt • f P. M. toy It. Elartrical Sarritaa f t * in*rrtio#. Me#. • W . »*» 14. Build. Fatal A Eapalr STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 15. Sparlal Sarvlrra •Tu m . thru Frl. • I F. M. day 1S-A Beauty Parlors f t * ln»rrtlo«. Me#. • Sat. 14. Flawara A rianta IT. Pats • Lirratock • SvpptlM RESFONSniUTY I 15. Machiatry • Toala Tha Herald will Ml lM II. Boats aad Motor* E f t n m ih u mm Im cn et la M. Auto mobIlea lion, of your od, Ud reserve* M-A Trallrra right to revia# or rrjort o»r od 21. Faraitura Tortiftrmrnt fr«M thot actor* to 22. Artlclro Far Sal* oMifom to tho poHclaa of 22-A Article Waatad ••Mr. U. NMicro A Ptraaaala 24. l-oat A Found IS. Edacatlaa • Inal met lou It Paye Phone FA 2-2611 To Um 2. For Rent She W ATERFRONT I.OTS If you rnjoy water sports and would like to build a home ON THE WATER by all meant see these 100 i 200 lots located on canal off large, beautiful, BastJumping lake. tn fir l fe r a l! Wed. Feb. 17. 1960— Page 11 14, nulld. Paint ft Repair WALL PAPERtNG * PAINTING June Brown’s Reautv Salon Work Guaranteed Rod Beard 2010 Adami Avr. Ph. FA 3-1627 itaa: Contact 509 West Ith St. IS. Flowers ft Plant* Phone FA 2 9643 Cut Flowers For A.:y Oeeaisioa THOS. E. THOMPSON SANFORD •'LOWER SHOP General Contractor FA 2 1823 or FA 20270 Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding 19. Boats and Motors Phone FA 2 6433 HOUSE BOAT, completely equip­ B A M ROOFING ped, — leu motor — $950. Call Contracting A Repairs FA 2-4319. Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES Gateway To The Waterway SM Laurel Ave. ^PL. FA 2 7943 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Gooda IF YOU have painting problems Th. FA 2-3991 and want to take ad antage of 30444 E. lat. years of experience and the best MUST SELL Adam Skier in per­ of workmanship call K. M. fect condition, new cover, like Young FA 2 0596 or J. L. Bled­ new trailer, aki tow. Complete soe FA 2-4122. outfit 5900 or be*t offer. G. C. Crandel, 134 Shannon Dr. 15. Special Service* LAflF'A*DAY ONLY 300 DOLLARS DOWN and S50 per month, no intrrest on unpaid halsnce. Total price 12.000. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. W. N. ' Bill" STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2 4101 112 N. Park Phone fA 2 6331 2601 Park Dr. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore LUlian G. Trams Associates. 116 I. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1221 After boon, FA 2-3919, FA 2-4621, FA 3-0M1 TV and RADIO REPAIR af *r 20. Automobile* 5:00 nights and weekend!; Boaford, Lake Mary and Longwood. '59 BUICK, radio and heater, Dyn•flow. Ph. FA 2 8661. PA 2-2772 and FA 34616. 1651 RENAULT Dalphlne, amall PUMPS - SPRINKLERS equity and lake up payment*. AH types and aixes, installed Phone FA 3 4573. "Do It Yourself WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1858 BUICK. Dynaflow and heater, STINE low mileage, like new throufhMachinery aad Supply Co. out. Call FA 2-1 291 W. 2nd St. PH. FA 24452 1991 NASH RAMBLER, reatonable. Call FA 24090. ANY TV REPAIRED 53.50 plus parts, If broufht lo shop by cus­ tomers. All work guaranteed for 20-A Trailer* 90 days. FOR SALE — 1959 Spenrt Craft CENTURY TV SERVICE House Trailer. 4614x9. See Clyde lilt Celery Ave. Phone FA '-1412 Walla at DeWilts Trailer Park. No phono calla. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: Alt work guaranteed. Free Esti­ MUST SELL I960 33 ft. Flag Ship mates. Phone FA 2-7911. mobile home, modem through­ out, deluxe color fixture*, full AU TO GLASS bath. Front of DeWitt’9 Trailer Park, Rt. 17-92 So. Mrs. James INSTALLED DeVlne. I ACRES 2 acres with 2 bedroom, concreir block homt, high and dry land. House approximately .0 years old, with new roof. Several oak trres and assorted "liru* trees. Good water. On paved Rd. flO.100 arith amall down pay­ 5. Rent Eatato For Solo ment. 8. Female Hafp Wantad HOUSE for rrnt, So. Sanfrord NEW two bedroom bouse; natural WANTED: Reliable woman to *200 DOWN Avr., near Laka Jceiup. Phone rare for children la return for wood finish. Separata well. 1 BR. homaxwith hardwood floors FA 2 5*64. room and board FA 2-7930 or 26.500. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, and reramie tile bath. FA 2-0995. 3rd Strrei, Laka Mary. 2-UN'FURNISHED bourn*. one I L. PAYTO N 2-REDROOM home In well estab­ rOOD SUPERVISOR:""good work room, ona S-room. Call FA 3-3329. ROSA n cw m jr iM if m u t , ing conditions, 44 hour week; lished neighborhood. S p e c i a l in i r lu i w r m , n to r e i And Associates FURNISHED apartment*, hard­ between aces 20 and 56. Apply vutatr o r terms. FA 24159.____________ wood floor*, tile bath*. 102 W. Registered Real Estate Rroker dietetic department, Seminole ARXRUA M. DRORM, rth. Street. Fh. FA 2 1301 17-12 at Hiawatha Memorial Hospital. N O T IO B T O O O R M T O R I S te n s tro m R e a lty NEW 3-bedraon house. Phone TO 41.1. n i M t l H A V I4 0 a t l M O B DOM A R M A S A IO tT TRAVEL . BARN HERBERT STENSTROM FA S-T213. Just Outside City MtB KRTATOl Four neat appearing young ladies Registered Broker Tou and ooch of yoa ara horobr 4-ROOM apartment with screened Limits 19-22 free to travel Florida, LEN RISNER asilft.d and r.qulr.d to ftla any porch, furnished ar an/urelched Nice clean two hedroom home Tesas, California with chape­ claim* aad damaada which you, or LOTTIE BROADWAY Hack Glata FA 2-7680. OlUiar of you, aaay havo aaalaat roned group. Avrrage earnings WimlHhleld KEN TORBETT on iwo lola. Priced at M.665. aald oouta to tho otflao of Hoa. Door Glaan Vent Glata 2350 month. Transportation paid. BETTYE D. SMITH Easy term*. Oaanty Judao of Oamlaela County, 2-BEDROOM housa wall located SERVICE Expenses advanced. Apply Miss Associates Ot hta office la tho Coart Boua* in Winter Park, near school la Hanford, Florida, within olgin Collins, Florida Stale Employ­ Senkarik Glass and Pnint Co. Ph. FA 3-2420 Country home in Volusia County, 1! N. Park housa and business saciioo, with­ calendar aaeatha from tho time of FA 2 4622 ment Office, 110 West 2nd. II 114 W. 2nd 84. five acres with excellent two tho firat pahlleatloa of thla notlr*. in I block* of bM line. Call Street Friday only, 10-11 Noon bedroom house; storage; gar­ ONE LOT, high and dry, 70 ft. Xanh alalra or demand muat ha In TE 1-3153. wida 146 ft. deep, facing Country and 1 until 4 P. M. No phone Sewing: Mach. Repairs writing and aontaln tho plaoo of age; chicken houses, ideal for raaldanra aad poet offlca addroaa FURNISHED house for rent, 11 Club Rd., in Loch Arbor. Terma calls please. poultry or kennel. Priced at ALL MAKES * MODELS of tho claimant and mitt ho awara can be arranged. FA 2-1121. Smyrna Dr., DeBary. 29,000. Easy term*. to by tho elatmaat, hla agaat or 194 So. Park (24 hr. ear.) 9. Male Help Wantad attorney, or tho aamo ahaII ho FA 2-3625 APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0371. La kefroot homeaitos 21,300 op wtth RA YM O N D M. B A L L tliaadora J. Domcra BOYS VETS easy terms. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE AND ASSOCIATES Aa Kxarutor of aald oatAl* FURN. apt 2300 McUonvUlo: Three, dean eut, neat appearing Ftrat publication ao January gTIh, Stneo 1949 Real Estate — Insurance Itia. young men. 11-22, single, free to FURNISHED cottafe at Flvt C. A. Whiddon, Sr. A. HARE DEBARY Surety Bonds PANDERS, McKWAX, BCIIWAXS travel Florida, Texas, California NOrth 94422 Points. Phone FA 2-1497. NOrth 94711 BROKER 111 Be. Park Are. Pb. FA I-M41 * XtIMfl with national firm. Average Poat Offlca Boa Ttt d 301 le. Park Ave. Ph FA 1-JM1 RENT A BED earaiage 216 week, Transporta­ DREDGING: Und tilled and Orlando. Florida Evans Bldg. Ink# Mary ■aliaway, Hosplla' A Baby Bed* Attorney* for KiMnbor beachrs pumped in. No Job lo tion paid. Permaoent work. Ap­ FURNISHED two bedroom home Fh. FA 1-1220 By Dty, Week or Month. amall or to large. Call TEmple ply Mlaa Collins. Florida Stale aoTicn of grrr at 111W. 12th. Price 27665. with 8. Real Eatato For Halo 1-4039. CABROLL'S FURNITURE Employment Office, ItO W. 2nd. TOt X. Oleno (lrota 23.264.66 cash, balance 260 per Addrooo llnhnowi Ph. PA 2-1111 110 W. lit It. Street. Friday anly. 19-12 Noon month including interest. Large THREE bedroom home an two and and 1 until 4 P. M. Do not phone. lot soned for business and in Itiith J. Otoa* lota, rorner So. Sanford and a, 3 and 4 BR. houses, 2 BR T V & Radio Service c/o aidaey grown good neighborhood, By owner. 14th. 8t. Coma, look, make of­ . tornished apartment. WANTKD: Man- experienced in . xetid W. a .Mila Band' Phone FA 2 2054. fer. T. V. Cantrell. cleaning and polishing used care Farmlagton, Michigan (H om e & A u to) ▼oa ara hereby notified that a ROSA L. PA Y TO N and truck*. See Mr. Winfrry North Orlnndo Electronics •ult to fororloeo a mortgeao an 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath, double ear- BY OWNER: I bedroom CB home; at Strickland • Morrison, Inc. tho hclow rteocrlhcd property hoc Ph. FA 24S54 - FA 3 9991 porta, extra large utility room, And Associates corner lot; feared back yard. Only experienced need apply. No been rommenred aaalaat you In 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-92 Florida room. 111 Shannon Dr. Registered Rial Eatata Broker 2350 down. Phone FA 1-1363. tho Circuit Court or tha Ninth phono calla. FA 2-1372. Judicial Circuit, PeaOnola County, Pb. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING Florida. BY OWNER — OPEN HOUSE, 10. Mato or Foxutlo Tha abbreviated Mil* bo tho t-IEDROOM, kitchen furnlehed, W. L. HARMON V. A. FINANCING Sat. A Sun., Fob. 30 A list. •auao to Hub Builder*. In*, ve. II. MS month. FA 3 1993. NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME 9250.00. Total down - includes WANTED; Reliable couple to re­ PH. FA 24223 Alter I P. M. Oltnn riroea and Ruth J. Oroaa, Pay rloslng coils of 5315.60 and hi* wife. electric range, curtains, rug. lieve motel operator* part time. ENVELOPES, Letterhead!, atataTh* deacrlplloa af tha raal prn- FURNISHED Apt. S00 Park. move into thla home with terCell FA 2 4191. Double driveway. Aiaume FHA menls, Invoice*, hand bills, and porty proraadad aaalaat l*< raxao floors, oil furnace, Hie M o r t g a g e — Approximately WELAKA AFAETMENTIt reems Let 111., I.AKK HARRIET programs, et c. Prtgresilv* bath.. Located outside City 945.00 per mo. ltd Country Club 11. Work Waatad KPTA1 Kd. Remlnnle County, private baths, 114 W. First St Printing Co. Phono FA 2-3951Limit* In West Haven SubdiviFlorida accardlng to Flat Drive — In Country Club Manor. 309 West 13th St. thereof, recorded In Plat WIDOW wlshrs position as full HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East •ion. Total Price 111,500. Hook It. Page* tl and If. of time receptionist, clerk cashier aide between Celery and Geneva SUNLAND ESTATES: Like new the Public Rcrordi of fomlINCOME TAX SERVICE or motel assistant. Have busi­ Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchei ap­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor l-hedroom, I hath home. Down nola County, Florida. WILLIAM H. MURRAY Raymond Lundqulet. Asaoc. ness education, motel training Ton are required la fll* your pliances. School bus stop. Quiet payment leu than original. Call 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 21294 Anaaar or other pleading with th* PA 23251 Atlantic Bank Bldg. and homo nursing course. Ref­ neighborhood. STS per month. FA 2-2609. Clark of th* above Court aad to ormed. Write Box J. T., San­ SERVICE CALLS 9150. For de­ Phono FA 2-I14S. aorve a copy thereof apoa Na­ COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 2 bed­ ford Herald. than bo*t>. jail Metcalf Balldlag. room home with Venetian blinds, pendable TV service rail San­ •-ROOM house, unfurnished. 1301 Orlando, Florida, attorney for the S t Johns Realty Co. DAYS WORK Ph. FA 2 9753. ford TV Crnter, tth. and San­ and plenty of shrubbery, excepplaintiff, on or before March Sid. Elliott Ave. Phone FA 2-4105. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ford Ave. FA 1-9741. tionally clean. FA 2-4724 or Itit. If you fait to da aa a Overt* 119 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 24123 12. Plumbing Sorvlcen Fro Coafaate win h* entered SALE or RENT: 2bedroom CBS FA 1 6642. agnlaat you for the rollof demand­ HRATINO home, kitchen equipped, near l-BEDROOM furnished ho us e . ed la llio complaint. H. H. POPE CO. PLUMBING REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Pinecrest School. 2704 Magnolia. WITNESS my haad aad lha aeal Owner mutt leave elate. Reason­ 2-tO S. Park — FA 24294 Oaatrartiag A Repairs od aald Court In Sanford. Seminole Phone FA 2-1277. J. W . H A LL able price. Bee after 10:00 A. M., County, Florida, thla lad day of Free Estimates 409 Staple. 2S44 French Ave. Fohruary, Itt". BALE or BENT: ■ room house, 15-A Itoauly Parlor* R. L. HARVEY AHEAD ReiiLr large corner lot. Ph. FA 2-1410. 304 Sanford Ave Phone FA 2-3361 EXCELLENT BUY: 3 bedroom. 1 PAVIO M. OATCHEL “ CiU Hall" P'tona FA 2-3641 Be Lovelier With Prefctetoail Clerk of Iho Circuit Ooart bath homt. large Florida room. 8-BEDROOM unfurnished houee. Xyt Martha T. Tihlen Beauty Cara. Back yard fenced. Well and Phone FA 3 MM dayt, FA 2 0573 3-BEDROOM CB Home, kitchen Deputy Clark sprinkler system. 21.943 down, equipped, terrario floors. Large NATHAN IAJKII after d:0| P. M. tail llatcalf Hulldlng assume 26,909 mortgage, pay­ corner lot. Low down paymenl Orlando, Florida ment 116.99 per month. Call NICE 3-bedroom untarnished house and m o n l h I y paymepts. Plumbing & Heating Attorney for Flalatlff Reberte Real Estate, FA 2 4901. in Pinecrest, fenced yard, child­ FA 2 4126. AIR CONDITIONING Fuhlleh: Pah. t. !•. IT. M. Itil. Beauty Salon ren welrome. Call FA I-0M7. CONTRACT and REP'IR WORK 2510 Oak FA S-7494 1997 Sanford Ave. FA 24592 OARAGE apartment, furnished, SEE IT TODAY ■K? DORIS' HKAUTY SHOP MS per month. 201 Pomgranite. I Acres in rapidly growing Lake COLORED MAID under 50, singlr: IS. Etoctrieal Service* 3004 Adams Ph._______ FA • ~593 Mary- High. dry. lakrvlew pro­ must live on premises. Salary 3 ROOMS A Bath, nicely furnishperty. Sensibly priced. 2125 per month and hoard. Call House Wiring — Electric Service |A Satisfied customer Is mm bail Od. MO- Apt. 1, dOT'v W. lit., advertisement. Sid Vlhlea Grady Scott, Semlnolt County manager at lit W. 9th. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Home, FA 24985. W. H. "Bill" Stempcr A u n ty Ph FA 1-5741 112 Magnolia FA 24915 105 So Oak Realtor 4k Insurer FURN. Apt. 2014 W. let It. HOUSEKEEPER; live In and ASSOCIATES; H. K. Taffer care for Iwo children; light Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper S. Wanted to Real housekeeping; 230 per week: Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, private room and board. Apply Ceoy * H. Garrison PROFESSIONAL working eouple Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaikill Florida Stale Employment Serv­ want 1 or 2 bedroom, house, kit­ T. C. Troutner Dovolopor ice, 119 W. 2nd. Street. III N. Farh chen furnished, in Lake Mary. Phase FA 2-4991 PRESENTS Write Boa O. Sinfqrd Heraldv Phone FA 2-1331 3601 Park Dr. Tho HERALD Wont Adi. Legal Notice W all D a w n 's NEW RAVENNA PARK HO M ES • • Quid! Community Near Golf Count# $450 Down Turx West Cm 20th SI. Follow Country Hub Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . . OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Til Dark ShaurudutA C aaalractlaa C#.. la c. 141 Wool 26th St r«a( PhMv FA S-IIH MATURE WOMEN kww vwseatM^, ID EAL FAM ILY HOMES SSI KNOLLS 3 BEDROOM • V/2 & 2 BATHS $550 D O W N x u ic t Fla, 3 B o d r o o m s - P / a B a th s OUTITANDWa MATUtlf Hlo bwtha. eeroonod porah, JrtHRyrmj, torntiio floor*, eorporte, #w*l*g wlutomre. FHA FINANCED Prom 8 1 0 , 6 5 0 FHA Drive Poor Blocks West Off French Ave. On Mth St. A Stm b per Associate la On The Premleao Daily, 8 3 5 0 Down STEMPER AGENCY Phone FA 3-4991 hone FA 2-1121 III. N. 2M1 Perk Ave. Ave. MODES 0NN D U Y /* -1 X 1 W. tfth. to. Sh.MB.F6M laalord, Be. P .O B m PB J # Sell Us Your rami turn. Quirk Service With The Cash. SUPEB TRADING POST. FA B40TT. —- . ' GOOD Used AppUaacoa aad TV’S. Gormly, lae., Third 4 Palmetto. POSTER type single bed 025; Magnavox TV, IV lu. 245. FA 2-7776. SMALL Duo-Therm oil with fan, tank and control. C. R. Buyer, 3rd. St., Lake Mary. REBUILT auto generators and starters, 9 and 12 volt*. Now mufflers for popular car*. Rosie Used Auto Parts, South au 1742 ltwy. Phone FA 2-0929. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDB Enclosed haad. Sag-praol rail with ptactie ends. Flattie or rayon tapes. Cotton or arise cords. Senkarik Gian* and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St FA ECONOMY paint 92-«8 par gal­ lon, 2nd gallon fret. ARMYNAVY Surplus. 319 Sanford Avo. '59 ALLSTATE motor scooter, windshield, buddy teal, twin mir. rors. 22" x 18" baikot; 1199. 919 Locust Ave. 52,000 BTU oil circulator Hooter, has to be seen to appreciate. Cheap! Call FA 2-4397. 1959 PREMIER (1) with aMtchmenu. LB-LW portable. Sews forward and reverse and dams. 10 payments, 95-20 ea. Write CR. Mgr., Box A 4 A, Sanford Her­ ald. LIKE NEW hospital bod. FA 2-3296. 28. Notice* ft Permmato WANTED: Mmeouo to Brim my car to Carbondale, IU. Lota o( work there. Writ* or coma for Used furniture, appliances, tools Interview to 111 Cedar, Sanford. ate. Bought Sold Larry * Mari >15 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA >4199 24. I.oat ft Found New * Used Furniture 4 Appli­ LOST: Brown (older ooetllutog 4 ance*. A Good Plaeo To or 9 key* Including A.C.L. twitch BUY. BELL or TRADE key No. 4992. Finder pioato re­ Jenkins Furniture turn to Sanfard Herald. RE­ 490 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 WARD. • BIO VALUES LOST: Social Security • 1UICK CREDIT Finder pleaeo notify FA • EASY TERMS REWARD. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Mane billfold W ILSON - M AIER LOST: drivers license and soma New and Used Furniture Ph. TEmple 1-IBd. >11 E. First BL FA 2 5422 $SAVE$ New ft UaeiF • Furnitur# and Appliance* WELCOME Mather of Sanford NAVY AND 960-990 B. Ftrto Bt. Ph. FA 9-0999 CUSTOM BUILT furnitur* -sin ­ gle pieces or sots. Also furni­ ture repair. Cabinets made. FA 8-7063. ROLLAWAY, Hoepltal and Baby Bede. Day, Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. » A 3-7939 NEW COM ERS TO SA N FO R D W* lavlta ye# to ha mm n e e * •boelately free without akllOOlt#« at e*e af Beaferd'e Madias Metel* while yea lento uuH able heurinx far yeereelf am family. Pkh ap year hag p our Sale# Office. 22. Article* For Salt PORTABLE IT in. Hotpoint TV, VHF and UllF. Phone FA 2-2799. F E R T IforL I Z E R FLOW ERS SHRUBS LAW NS FREE DELIVERY SUNLAND Estates & LAWN MAINTENANCE PHONE PA 1-7167 South PINECREST See it! T ry it! 4th Addition Lommerse C ORVAIR Club Coupe wmm AT NEW LOW PRICES Don’t wait! Sm tho new Corvnir 5-P«**enger Club Coup# today I The one U.8.built compact car with tha look and feel of aporta-cor fun. F u l l 8 - panaengor mom and comfort! We'va got it at a lower price you’ll like! Coma in and drive it now! Prom $ 6 8 . 5 0 Monthly PRICED UNJ;*’ R l* * JRNT MARKET 8 m Or CaN Today 22. Articles For Sato 21. Fnrnitnre t w o -d o o r Your ace is not a handicap — If you have about 4 hours a day and willing to work — AVON baa wonderful earning opportunity for you. For inter­ view In your homr, write, NOW - Box 249, Lockhart, SOCIAL HOSTESS to direct enter­ tainment program In wialrr re­ sort hotel. Write giving experi­ ence and include recent sninabet lo, Manager. Personal, P. O. Bos 1492. Sanford, Florida. 15-A Beauty Parlors HOLLER MOTOR BAI.BS M lh lM la n . FA M i l l Home# Designed fm Florid* Living. I ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft S Bathe VA-FHAFHA In S t n r lc t Conventional Financing Down Payments Low m *425 You can move in immedi­ ately while tho pop*** bfb being proeeeMd. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Yonr Homo For The Firot Year — Or Your Down Payment And Ctoslaf Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. IteeTU lioe Office Ope# nee r. m. h i neck am Car. Hwy. I M S * I T * M . Phooe FA 2 -lttt ' 7 . - �I Giis Bell Inks Pact W ith Cinci Ptaecrest PTA father* will modal the lataat Parisian *fasbk»s at tho PTA Fun Faatlval, March 4. A bubblegum blowing content for the youngater* win alao be featur­ ed at Mm 9:904:10 p. m. festival. Elimination contests to get the beat gum Mower* will be held ia each •chool room prior to the contest. The flnallita wtU "pop" into action on the aehoot atage at I p. m. The Pun Peattval replace! the Curbing To Start On Sanford Ave Sanford Public Work* Director Syd Htefcard hopes to bavo IanSard Ave. widened from Mte to Hth SL by AprN. Cttp workman are bearing right-of-way and utility Hue* now. They wfli start putting to enrta tar tha ritfrtdoot widening Sri* week, Richard said. ;LUCiUJC CAMPBELL is •yarn of Plnoereot Elemen­ tary'* moot widely edu­ cated teachers. The sixth t r a d e teacher attended ^Maryville and George Pea'body Colleges, both in Ton-A M M , Stetson and Miami UafvcnUtae, Peoples Col­ late in Finland, and Haloere In Denmark. She haa traveled hi the eastern United S t a t e n , Europe, Canada and Cuba. To aee foreign languages taught MMMntaiy school# la I Campbell's pet hope, also hopaa to travel in loo and to writ* plays children. A native of wma, Miss Campbell i with her mother at Tho April finishing date ea whether the workmen os Ibe widening job. Emi like heavy rains may it from Sanford Ave. to do anee work, Richard said. Tho broadening will m ford Ave. u teat wide 19th and Mth Sts. regular February meeting of Ibe Pinecreat PTA. At an executive board meeting laat week, health chairman Ur*. Charlca Lewie re­ ported that a uted clothe* closet la being maintained to provide clothes for children who become alck or have accidents at school. Clothes from the closet recently helped Grass Fires Put Out Sanford fireman fought ii grass fir# i t * » W. Ilth St. Monday. Sunday they answered calls' for a flooded heater i f Hugh Wynn’s US E. Second St, home and for ■ grass fin at M i Park Dr. children of two families whose homes were burned. Donationi 'are asked for Ihe clothes closet. Pinecreat Beautification Chair­ man Mrs. Fred Canal said that the necessary background plants have been put around the school ground*. A student group planted nine fruit trees donated to the school. Hath grade younsters will learn how to haodle and . core for tools in the “ home repairs" class start­ ed bg teacher Freeman Baggett. The data starting this week will alio emphaiUe simple repairs and dfr-lt-yotwaolf project*. Urn PTA ie financing lb* Maas. It Paya To Um The Herald Want Ada By U i M Priu lalrroaiiMal The Cincinnati Reita, hoping that slugger On* Rail U hark on tha beam, today granted the 31* year-old outfielder a pay boost. Bell, after a poor aeaaon In 1958, came back Iait year to post a .292 hatting average. NOTICE WALT OATMAN HEARING CONSULTANT — will check your hearing or hearing aid — FREE—Thorn. I In 4 *.**,At — FAUST* DRUG STORE Balterlee, Cent, and Accenanef o For AS Hearing Alda CUSTOM MADE Designed to fit YOUR heme and harmonise with The Fabric Shop WAYS FOODKING CRISCO VTOODMART^ W ILL GIVE UP TO (LIMIT « LBS. AT THIS PRICE) SEALTEST SHURFINE WHEN A RED STAR APPEARS ON TOUR REGISTER TAPE BLUE PLATE 42 BIG WINNERS W IN 10 DAYS WERE YOU ONE? . MAXWELL HOUSE DRESSING COFFEE 8AVE NORTHERN (LIMIT 1 WITH 95.00 OR MORE ORDER) (ALL COLORS) HARTS HUNTS COUPONS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS s l ic e d REDEEMED RIGHT HERE AT _ FOODMART grade teacher ring In her de­ lta. Mrs. Rey■ught physical w f modern ■ammeni studying dancing fe Now York CUy- edu­ cated at Stwtaon Uolveratty, Mrs. *e; Is haa United States. ib e h l^ J E daughter. Y i e k i e , 11 months-old and Uvea with gar husband, Don at 112 Tangerine Dr., Ravenna Park. Mta. Reynolds la a REDWOOD DIXIE LILY MEAL GRITS SWIFTS PREMIUM TENDER CUBED FROZEN FOODS SHURFINE FRESHLY GROUND M « gw P" C Orange Juice 3 fa>4 j McK e n z ie s BROCCOLI SPEARS MIX. VEGETABLES Bureau Chief Dies 4 t. abater* Taylor, Stetson Unim n fy Publicity Chief, died sudW et diet a. m., Tuesday, at Me beam d corseary thrombosis. A BftUve *| IMebfield, Kentucky, Mr. Taylor was a graduate of Coonolowu College, Fuoaral miMm wMbe hold at U a. m., Thuradhy, at Firat Baptist Church, DeLand, Dr. J. Winston Pearce offletaHag, with burial la Oakdale BRHMvvgr« YNH haowa k Florida as a terHMT fVwridaat V tha Florid* PubSe MriMlam AaaoriatlM a n d Hmrikeaateaw Dtatriet Director at FRESH - WHOLE BOSTON BUTT BIRDSEYE SPINACH 14 Ox. BROW NIES SHURFRESH BUTTERMILK ARMOURS STAR BREAKFAST FOODMART CONTRIBUTION PLAN i. tKimberly n o n Taylor; su HYDROX COOKIES ( , MODESS YOUR PURCHASES AT FOODMART CAN BE A REAL SOURCE OF < i INCOME TO YOUR FAVORITE k CHURCH OR CHARITY i AT PRESENT WE ARE a I [ V DONATING OVER J V w e e k l y ^ ^ ^ PA B k AT IMh I « °* - ^ Pkg*. A, SARA LEE BISCUIT la eurvind by hla Deeper Taylor; a 2 -3 5 * m i Cc ' Size m d d I *7#| C # # 25* �--- - U.S. Space E ffort Called ’ Illogical WASHINGTON (UPH — Tha former head af tha Army Ballis­ tic Missile Agency testified today that spilling the nation's apace effort between two government agoneia*—om military; the other civilian—to "illogical and taxorm reet." Retired MaJ. Gen. John B. Medaris told tha House Space Commit* tea that th* assumptions behind having both the Defense Depart­ ment and th* National Aeronautic* and Spare Administration carrying on spare work ar* "totally incor­ rect." Mederia railed for a single space agenog to be under Pentagon con­ trol. 0 Ha also stressed tha need for tha U. S. to achieve equality and eventually superiority in the space race with Russia. This, be said, ta "one of the moat critical and fundamental decision* of our day." ' “ I want te afBrm my personal •onvictlon,” be said, "that for psychological reasons alono the free world must attain no lest than parity and preferably a margin of superiority in the field of spare exploration and exploitation." Medaria described the present military-civilian spare structure of this country aa wotting by "a sort of hot house-nurtured or blackjackinjured coordination." • U. S. Funds To Aid c Low-Cost Home Project In County Open Mess WASHINGTON (UPI) — A congressman today bared the contents o f ntill another Air Force manual in­ structing airman on how to stage fashion ahows, round up dalea for bachelors and mix drinks. The book also advises persons who run officers' dubs to feed employes — often enlisted men — cheaper cute o f meat than those served to members. The publication, which still ia in use, is called "Open Mesa Operating Manual." It waa issued in 1957 by order o f Gen. Nathan F. Twining, then Air Force chief of staff and now chairman o f the joint Chiefs of Staff. Rep. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn.) disclosed existence of the manual in a letter urging the House Armed Scrview Committee to investigate all military training hooka. , The manual says that if getting dates for bachelor officers is a problem then "cull the nurses, women's col­ leges or the Junior League." . There ia a special drink guide explaining in detail that a large group at a party consumes fewer drinks per person than a smaller group. The guide give* seven recipes for martinis. The manual also contains this advice: On promoting food: “ A short descriptive sentence helps sell food. Por example: Just ‘ fried chicken $1.25’ doesn't mean much; however if we were to replace this with 'southern pan fried chicken, browned to ixsrfection, neatled in golden brown curls and served with piping hot biscuits snd honey,* the chances of a sale would be greatly increased.” HAVANA (UP!) - The Cuban Cabinet today refilled tha loanaad-trade agreement algaed last week by Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet First Deputy Premier Asse­ ts* Mlkoyaa. Under tha agreement Russia will buy one million tuna of sugar a year for the next five years at world market prices currently £ less than three cents a. pound as 9 compared to the five cants a Pound paid bv tha U. 8. Russia also will grant Cuba |100 million credit to ha used for pur­ chase of Soviet machinery, equip­ ment and other industrial goods. It alas will provide Ruuian techni­ cian* and aagfoaar* if requested. Unofficial reports said tha cabi­ net also discussed the possible re­ newal ef diplomatic relations with n Soviet Union. Castro may reveal 9 the derision when he reports la Mm nation by television tonight. VOL. XLIX United Prew Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1960 A delegation ot Lake Mary residents asked tbe County Zon­ ing Board for "atricter" reslrielion* on lakcfront property at the board'* comprehensive toning Dis­ trict 3 hearing last night. Col. J. 0. Gregory, who said h# acted aa spokesman for 3« prop­ erty owners la Crystal Lake Heights, orged tha board: I—To prohibit dredging, canaling or digging In a radial direelioa from the shore for th* pur­ pose of increasing lakcfront fool- er* whose property lies adjacent to the lake shore. *««3—Not lo permit any commer­ 3—Te set minimum lehetront cial venture dependent upon the footage at 100 feet, 3— Not lo terminal* thorough­natural resource* of the lake to fares at the lake shore without b* licensed. Land developer Dan Fiver, who th* expresa consent ot M percent ef tee freeholders wkh lend ad­ said he plans to build "high grade" homos ia the area said he jacent to lake shore*. 4— Not to accept developmentwants t* improve the land, not plats V they provide for lake decrease Its values. "W* hava no intention of harm­ shore privileges for sny group other than th* Individual freehold­ ing lakcfront properly," he said. Tornado Rips West Gulf Beach PANAMA Cm r, Fla. (UPH -r A small tornado struck Bahama Beach near hare today, destroying three houses and doing extensive damage to others. Only one injury we* reported. The state patrol said JaneL Tew, 10, daughter or Mr. and 3frs. Grady Tew, was slightly cut by (lying glass at she slept. Her parents and three sisters escaped injury. The patrol esUmsled damage at about 1100,000. Bahama Beach, a summer resort ■arscly occupied at this time of the year, te popular with Georgia and Alabama residents who own moat of the homes there. News Briefs B oycott Hurts NEW YORK (U Pl)-S. II. Kress k Co. said today the boycott in the South by Negroes to force service at lunch counters was culling business by 11 ta II per cent in some stores. BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - The myitery submarine which had been reported lurking in the Ar­ gentine navy's Nuevo Gulf maneu­ ver area appears to have escaped to the open aea, It waa reported today. The navy refused to confirm repurls from the gulf saying that tha sub was delected and attacked Tuesday night by Argentine war­ ships making contact with it for Citizenship Lost HAVANA (UP11 - Capt. Herman F. Marks, who officiated at tha execution of 70-odd Cubans by Premltr Fidel Castro's firing squads here last year, has been deprived his U. I. eltisenshlp, Ha did not protest. Old Rosenwald School Still Sm oking A fte r Collapse Sentence y p h e ld Flames Rose 100 F eet In M idnight Fire gomlnolc County School officials next week will begin planning for single sessions for the fall lean. Attendance areas will be studied with the single session goal in mind, Director af Instruction Stew­ art Gatchrl said. Almost all county schools will operate from i:4S a. m. to 3:13 p, m. on the secon­ dary level and from 1:43 a m, to 2:30 p. m. on the elementary level alerting next fall, Gatchal said. The new Seminole High School on Lake Jennie and the Lake Mery Elementary addition will relieve crowding in Sanford. Sanfortl Jr. High students will he at Hie present Seminole High. This move will make room for more elementary school students at Pinecrest, where the junior high la now. Lake Mary's addition will taka a l least >otl more students from the Sanford area. Reading a petition to (he board. Col. Gregory s.ld that "unless de­ velopment ot Ibis area U scrup­ ulously managed and controlled, w* can expect exploitation which will lead to pollution, noise and Hm gradual loss of tha natural features of the lake." Th* board informed Gregory that It would consider the request and would maka a decision at a master comprehensive toning hearing scheduled in March. The board alto heard requests from other residents of tha dis­ trict. A delegation of property owner* from Altamonte Sprlnga asked that a "buffer tone" bo established to protect their land near the Altamonte School from depreciating. Oakland Shores residents also asked that their land be given top priority and that a buffer son* ha set up to "keep lower elssslflrstinna out," WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash) today challenged President Eisenhower to give the American people "specifics" on how U. S. missile pro­ gress compares with Russia's when he goes on radio ana TV Sunday night to discuss his defense policies, As th* challenge was hurled Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. llerter warned today that Mysterious Sub's Escape Reported Single School Sessions Studied NO. 632 Ike Urged To Tell U.S. Defense Facts k’ -« 1 , • ; The old Roaenwald Elementnry School burned to the ground last night. There are "strong indications" that arson wan involved in the burning of the Altamonte Springs Negro school, County Commisioner Lawrence Swofford said today. The blaze ntarted about midnight, and Swofford said th* entire four-room building seemed m lire et once, with Came* leaping 100 feet into the •ir. A school the sis* of the M-yesrold building would rail about (40,000, Walter Teague, county achool administrative aaalitant, aaid today. The achool waa In aured, officials aaid. Roaenwald School ia on the eait aide of Altamonte Sprlnga. The recently built school annex wai not damaged. The old school had brick walla with wood conatruelion inside. Swafford said ha was sure the school board, the county commlsslooera and the sherttTo sifted would Investigate the- flft. MSford Firs Chief Meek Cteveleaf Sr. and .school board tereraaep SANFORD, FLORIDA Lake Front Restrictions Urged NEW YORK (UPI) prices el 1 p. m-: American T k T ..... American Tobsrro ... Bethlehem Steel ........ C k O Chrysler .................. Curtiss • Wright ........ DuPont . ...... . Kastman.Kodak ......... Ford Motor ............... General Electric......... General Motors........... Int. TAT .................... Lorillanl Penney Penn HR ................. Scars Roebuck .......... Standard Oil (NJ> ... U. S. Steel ............ Wostinghouso El.......... BelAfonle Honored the Seminole Count, Bo.rd of Publie Instruction from District Two. Currently vice president snd di­ rector of the Sanford Atlantic Nutional Bank, Mann has lived in Seminole County since l»20, snd now resides with hia family at 121 W. IMh St., Sanford. In addition lo ills business exprrienre, Msnn pointed to bis ed qualilicatiun fur membership on the school board by having served the educaliunal system for as « trustee. Its was re elected last year for anot her lids lime he. ha« frequently attended sr.-sion* with school board mem bers and he feels that his hack ground will permit him to (it in quickly Id the operations of the ^ e . r ntpri rwoeivod hi* 50H*U. Dnrry, 79, wl t m ads • Mm m in tire ir pin at the Sanford >s « d M r*. Dnrry n tfard Lode*- F«b- I f . Ohrtedr D tn y bin pto*sre Judga ]Fraak L . M ilter. a _______ yearn, and W alter I f. Haynes o f Sanford, n Mason fo r 52 rm iiM ei iiinii - ms— L. 1 f . .I "t , 'V.';; ' .. :Pk p. Pj J bJ 'I'n, ,w~ •ffJM _ ’•-= ~ \ ’V P£r‘k J Psj ': / f ' , .,'7® LONDON (U P h - Queen Elisa­ beth's tour doctors called on her at Buckingham Palaca today and public tensions and sxcitemenl mounted by the hour in anticipa­ tion of the Imminent birth of her third child. A source close to the palace stld the birth would occur today even H K Had te he In­ duced. Powers Reduced Pep-pv I 1 MIAMI (UPD-The Miami City Commission created the job of Public Safely Director Wedneaday tbua stripping Police Chief Wal­ ter Headely of much of hla power. Headley hai been under stuck by Mayor Robert King Hfgh who, has charged that police-prole clod bolita rackets are operating and ha* demanded Headley's resignation. Forced Sale Fought fl „ M gtv* him added incentive in working for the best possible system of Lake Mary Man Arrested By FBI Area FHA O ffice Changing Location Royal Birth N ear Roy F. Mann announced today established in Seminole County, that be would be n candidate for M,nn “ M "1,n* of his frtciM Instruction, Mauu pointed out. Mann la a member of tbe Kiwanis club, of which ha la a director and ofiirer. For several years ha waa traaaurar of tha Salvation Army and for two yaars has worked in a similar capacity for tb# Untied Fund. He also la a member of the UF budget committee. Ha ti ■ member of the Flral Preabylerlan church, serving Jl In the paat a* deacon and for the pact eight yeara as elder. Tha Sanford banker said Uiat bt realties tbe heavy responsibility that goes with the job he ia seeking, but bo feels that hia business experience, his working knowledge of tha school system from his service as trustee and hla deep latereat In keeping the actmoie on • high plana capable of meeting Ute challenge of enlarging enrollmeal will help him "to continue tha progressive pace that has been MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Ex President Harry I. Truman, her* to politick and vacation, said i southerner could win the Dcmocra tie presidential nomination "If he gels out and works." Truman also said ha thought a two-party system would bt "tb* best thing that could happen to tha South.” Truman said he was saving til his comments on GOP admlaialrn-l lion policies at home and abroad for a Democratic fund-raising din­ ner here Fob, IT. He said ha waa "very glad" Florida had become n two-party state, adding that a democracy functions best with a two-party aystom. Truman also said "presidential preferential primaries are all eye­ wash. . .No om la rich enough to campaign in all - Ibo states end have enough money left over lo make a nationwide campaign." TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Hie death -sentence of Hey Askew of Gainesville waa upheld Wednesday by the Florida Supreme Court. Askew, 2*, was convicted of rap­ ing a 10 year-old girl after a drinking party the night nf July M, ItM. Roy M ann Announces For School Board Post I I NEW YORK (UPI) - Actor folk I slngrr Harry Itelafonte was named "personality of the year" Wednes­ I day night in the first annual swards sponsored by the American A daughter a son currently Guild of Variety ArtJsla and the attending schools in the county Diners' Club. HST Sees Chance For Southerner As Demo Nominee The FHA’* Orlando area office will move on April l into the Myrirk Bldg., 134 E. Colonial Dr. tSR-30), Orlando, according to Hardy A. Sullivan, Central Florida director. vhe office serves Seminal*, Orqp*c., Brevard, Lake, Oocoola and J f m t lb WEAT HKR: Considerable doudinnis\nd windy with showers today and tonight. High today around 76. Ixtw tonight, 46-50. School Destroyed; Arson Is Hinted The Housing and Horn* Finance Agency hae approved use of spe­ cial federal mortgage insurance to finance up to IS units of low-cost private housing te Seminole Coun tyThe housing ie needed to help 9 re house families being displaced by building cod* enforcement and highway construction. Chamber of Commerce Manager John (Crider reported he received a letter from bousing ofUdals which said that "Effective program accomplish mania will require the maximum co-operation of local of­ ficials, builders and lavaslar-sponsors te the ooaatructien nf new housing and In the rehabilitation af re sxlriing bousing. Krirer- ampfaayttmt teat, tha aid af realtors must be enlisted In identifying existing housing and fire today.' — The MS students In tbe school building sites suitable for in all probability. will itart dou­ •tniclloa of units. ble session* Monday in the an­ nex. Taague said the school board also may rent a neighborhood church in which la conduct some ef the classes. Cuban Cabinet Okays Soviet Pact ^ a u f n r iT i£ M KOY H. MANN ______ ;______ ______________ f s t r ia e Pears I A s r l w e llT II* r 6 l l l M IQ C a u m I** I n A ( * i e n r f O U g i U 111 M T r iC Q LAKELAND (UPH — Florid Clints Mutual will help pay Hi expense* of a icienttat wha wi seek a possible solution in centri Africa lo one of Florida’s blggei citrus headaches, Mutual’s board of directors vo »d to underwrite 14,000 for ei pense money lo send a reprcsei taUva lr»m the slate citrus exper meat station to the Belgian Cong lo bring bark citrus-type seeds sal to be Immune to the burrowin n e m a to d e , Tbe nrmatode Is the cause < spreading decline in citrus grovet NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) Lawyers for builder William LaviK say they will appeal (a the U, S. Supreme Court ■ decision forcing tha sale of homes to Negroes la Levltlown, N, J. The New Jersey Supreme Court held recently that tha atala'a anilbias law prohibited discrimina­ tion ta bousing projects Involving FHA mortgage guarantees given home builders. Wind Topples Tent On Fair Livestock Heavy gusts of winds this morn­ ing knocked over the exposition lent at the Seminole County Fair but no one waa injured, fair offi­ cial* reported. The taut was used to house live­ stock and all were guided out of the fallen tent after tbe mishap. Fair Chairman Joel Field, w.io witnessad the Ual'i collapse,' said "it was a freak gust of wind that did Iht damage." Utility compeoiea in Sanford, re­ ported the heavy gusts did no dam­ age to powar line* la the area. Firemen To Stage Prlfes H ighlight Mary Blaze Coffee Club Meet Lake Lakn Mary ftremea will reverse Th* FBI reported the arrest of Arthur Earl Osborn, 44, of Lake Mary and Beaton Harbor, Mich., on a complaint that he caused a Prise* valued ever glto were fraudulent check to move In in­ presented te secretaries at th* terstate commerce. Lae O. Teague, apeciel afeat in monthly Cut fee Club meeting held charge of tha FBI et Miami an­ this morning at tha USO Chamber nounced Osborn was arrested Wednesday and will have a hear­ ing before tha U. I. eommlaeipn ar at Orlando. He wee held la tha Orange County jal. Urn ar­ rest was mad* ea a aompia.ai their usual procedure Umlght and burn down a buildingTbe burning wUI be part af the demonstration af fire-fighting tech­ nique* during a training session which will begin at 7:30 p. m. on Urn On departs*iat grounds. H a pubke ia tevitad te vatofe He demoeetriUai by llw v o M itf flrcmeo and instructors from tha state Fire Gaites*- world aver closer to tha possibili­ ty of "war by miscalculation." He aaid (hat to arrest thie frightening progress toward the possibility of ''general w ar^K is, urgently necessary to takq.Mpl] to create “ ■ more elabla iwpiNji environment. Jackson, a ITequent erillq ■ j p > < administration's defense M M f said he hoped the pre*ldetell M i! port to the nation "will M i g another generalised reaaiuranee that we have overall deterrent strength." "The people want In know spe­ cifically," he said. "He could tell the American people whether Rus­ sia la ahead of ui in lCBMs-* within the limit* of security. Tbn American people era entitled In know where they sUnd. yta-a-vte the Ruislaei." Harter ta » ape** W a' Na­ tional Press Club luacb, said two slaps ere heeded as seee as pota­ ble te control the dangers et "a continuing arms race" featured by "aplralllng competiUee In stra­ tegic delivery system: "The testing ef nuclear waapnqa and aventually the productlee « f nsaioeable material for waapeea purposes must be prohibited ehdor affaeUva inspection." llerter made a strong plea Inf the Soviet lo abandon Its sunsplclons and cooperate with the West la new efforts at general disarmament which begin aboot March IS at a 10-nalioa confer­ ence In Geneva. McCarty Draws Lowry Support TAMPA (UPH •— The seyreg*tiunlst support thrown to guberna­ torial candidate John McCarty el Ft. Pierca Wednesday got Imme­ diate reaction from oaa opponent, Ted David of Hollywood said! "1 will be Interested la see what course tbla campaign takes with the entrance af- Gen. Sumter 1* Lowry into the picture." Lowry, nf Tampa, a retired National Guard general, Mid Me. Cartp "moat nearly meets ear standard! and 1 will giva him my vote end support." McCarty waa stumping hla way from Tallahassee ta St, Pateraburg end wasn’t available for comment. But his campaign manager, Bunkle Blount, said at Ft. Plercet "John McCarty Is a randldat* with his own program, based an his Intimate knowledge ef our state's needs. Hla aland on all issues does not necessarily con­ form entirely with the views end alms of each supporter.” Lowry ran for governor on • strung segregationist platform ta ISM, Educational TV In State Grows TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -Educa­ tions! talc vision la now available to at least three million Florida viewers, tbe State Educational Television Commission said Wadnesdsy. The commission, ta a report (a the governor, said Its videe-Upa network now can serv* all Florida universities, 1! Junior eoUegta tad homes and schools ia S3 irentMo The facuities af Urn r e iv e * are being used te . retest reams* from elementary aches) la waiverally level*. . . <; • , . . « L ; '* ' ' ■ M r'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 17, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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LIQUtO C LEA N H R CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 LIQUID DETI PINK 37* C R EA M CAMAY TOILET SOAP 2 1 �5 Candidates Open Race For Governor ( F li? > 'VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 6-1-G9. Little warmer tonight with a low of BS. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 SA N FO R D , FLORIDA NO. 630 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tire of th« nine announced candidates for governor qualified today, offi­ cially opening the 1980 political aeaton. But though the gubernatorial candidates were on hand at noon. Sen. Tont Adam* of Orange Park stole a march on them and was the first eandldste to actually qua­ lify. Adam* waa in line at I a. m. and Secretary of State R. A. Gray accepted his qualifying money and papers the instant the dock struck noon. Adams is a candidate to succeed Gray, who la retiring nest January. Southeast C of C Given Ad Funds The County Commission today agreed to give the South­ east Seminole Chamber of Commerce S1.000 to be need for printing and distribution of brochure* for advertising pur­ poses. The Southeant C of C which induden Oviedo, Slavia and Chultloin, had anked the bonrd at an earlier meeting for the fund* but wai turned down until the chamber could eome up with a budget for tha year. Hen Junes, president of the chamber, presented Us* budget lo lb* board today. It Included 3870 for membership dues and contribu­ tions and Ibe board quickly ap­ proved $1,000 for advertising. The board also beard two requrils from the Lake Mary cham­ ber. which asked that a traffic sur­ vey he conducted at the intersec­ tion of Lake Mary Blvd. and Coun­ try Club Rd. to a letter ‘ to lha board, Mm chamber said that from 3:30 to 3 p. m. (bar* is heavy congestion at the intersection due to the unload­ ing of school buses, return of NAS personnel to their homes and avtnlng shoppers. Tha chamber stress­ ed tha need for a series of traffic control aid*. Tlie board agreed to ask Mm State Road Department to conduct the traffic aurvey aa tha drat stop in aiimlnattog traffic song* ation to the area. Tha board also approved another roqueat by tha Laka Mary group to slop night parking ia Uia iron ad­ jacent to Cryatal Laka Beach. Tha board authorised Commis­ sioner Lawrence Swafford to work with Sheriff J. L. Hobby to pulling up n sign dosing lha a n a to night parking. 4 i|£ *''***»**; OPENING T H E COUNTY FAIR, County C o m m it,» i .... ifuun John Krider cut the ribbon while, from left, J. Q. Galloway, chairmun of the security guard; F. J. Demers, space chairman; Joel Field, general fair chairman; John McCloskey, director, and W. 0. Page, midway owner, stood by. At right is a first place blue ribbon winning knife rack being shown by Home Demonntration Agent Myrtle Wilson. It was made by Mrs. JUy Sassman of Lake Mary(Herald Photos) * •Children Have Their Day At County Fair Is Children's Dap at Mm w Seminole County fair. Two hteky youagatere « ■ B*t bicycle* at Mm lair. Joel field, president of Mm fair, aald be es­ parto s “tremeodoui mob" af yeeagetere at the gtls eveat. The fa ir Association has given 11,300 (ret Mcketo to county school child­ ren. Children under 3$ will be ade m itte d to Mm lltr tree tpday. w Special hours lor the yeungsSera are 4 te T p. m. field said that sold weathar bapt many people away from the lair h i t eight, when about 1,000 attended. fa ir officials awarded prista la as many homt sad harm produce entries Monday, that they ran nut at ribbon. Morn ribbons have been ordered. More than 100 first prises havn beta given out. and 338 ribbons wsnt to the women's division alone. Prises are still being given and award money will be presented Saturday. • Board To Probe Refuse Dumping # The County Commission plans In crackdown on garbage collec­ tor* dumping garbage la the Sanlando dumping area. The commission wM begin a probe to regulate toee h r dampm$ grouodi. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told Mm board that Collectors from O m an Count/ have been using Mm Sanlando pk. In many Instances (he area la becoming a V "h*slth hatard" ai dead animals, are pat tbeea by residents, Dana said. The board authorised Clerk Dav­ id Gatchei to write to boards la West Palm, Orange, Volusia and Brevard Counties asking informa­ tion aa bow the/ have eoped with tbit problem. Under a recent set passed by the hglatietoro, the board baa the authority to regulate tad pro+ scribe methods of collecting, trans­ porting, and disposing ad garbage, refuse and debris. Attorney Mack Ctovetoad dr. emphasised that the board Is spaelites Uf authorised to polioe aad license garbage and trash ret­ ire tors. 1 * WASHINGTON (UP!) - «ea. George A. 1m a there (D-fla.) was expected to announce today be wUI become floridn'a reluctant "favor­ ite aoo" preeidential candidate. Smalhert' effice said an an­ nouncement was due Tuesday but declined to divailge ita subject. However, previooe statement* by Smathers left no doubt that hia long-awaited decision will be to en­ ter florida's primary. * Imatbera repeatedly ha* said he would not run as a "favorite son" candidate if two or more of the Democratic presidential hopefuls entered the Florida primary and waged "a meaningful campaign up and down the state." None at the Democratic presi­ dential hopefuls — announced or otherwise—has indicated any inter­ est la the deep South primary. Both Sena. Hubert li. Humphrey (D-Minn.) and John F. Kennedy (D-Mats.), the only announced can­ didates, have said they haven’t made up their mind* about Florida. But they were reported shying away because they weren't certain Smalbers would kpep out. ' With only about 15 days left until the filing deadline, Smathers ap­ Mrs. Blanton Owen of Sanford parently gave up any hopes he will discuss wood, shell and other might have had that Kennedy and crafts at the Sanford Art Assn, Humphrey would enter. meeting Monday in the Crafts Hut at f t Mellon Park. Tha 7:30 p. m. meeting will be a crafts workshop, Mrs. Helen DeWit, president of the association said. The art group has decided to add craila lo its activities agenda and the Sanford Recreation Dept, has permitted use of the Crafts Hut The County Commi-sion will each Monday night, she said. . Crafts workshops will be held on open bids on a new $100,000 Hcallh the third Monday night of each Center at a specially called meet­ month and on the fifth Monday of ing at S p. m. today. The center will be located be­ months which havs them. Mr. and Mrs. f . H. Galiancy will be in tween Eighth and Ninth Sts. on charge of the sessions, and par­ Hwy. 17-92 and Architect John ticipants are asked to bring their Burton said construction should start within 30 days after bid let­ own material*. Mrs. DcWit also announced a ting. The newly-named county health new schedule of meclinga for the association. The first Monday of director, Dr. Clyde Brothers, was each month will be the date of the due to arrive in the city today to eaecutivo board meeting; the sec­ lake up his new post and sit In at ond Monday general meetings, with the bid opening. speakers, business and critiques in the Civic Center; and painting workshop* supervised by Joe Mathieux on fourth Mondays. All meetings will be at 7:30 p. at. in the Crafts Hut except the gen­ eral meeting* la the Civic Center; Tha association invites new mem­ bers and especially at this time Three Osteen children on their those interested ia crafts, Mrs, Deway to school this morning found a Wit aaid. body later identified as that of an elderly Osteen resident, Everett Hail. 13,428 County Officer* were investigating the death at Hall, reportedly last seen Auto Tags Sold alive early Monday night by the Tax Collector John Galloway re­ Oateen postmaster, Mr*, t^ili ported today that II,<31 1380 auto Brooke. Ronnie, Carol and Susie Sapp, license tags had been issued up children of Mr. and Mr*. J, A. to Uat Friday. Galloway said that thus far, Sapp, said they saw the body lying |Mf,>11 has been collected from beside the road aa they went to tag ante*. Laat year’a sales total­ school aad reported their discovery ed 1813,131 and 31,430 tags were lo the owner of n grocery etore. sold. Saturday ia the final day The man was identified at Hall, believtd to he about M years old. • for buying the license*. Crafts To Be Topic At Art Meeting Health Center Bid Opening Tonight Osteen Pupils Find Man's Body by Mr. and Mrs. AI Decker, Jack •oavUto; second, Southere*! Merry Lass, owned by Mr. Green, Bra­ denton: third, Garyiyn'a Blue Sta­ tion Break, owned by Mf. and Mrs. Garry Fox; fourth, Hi-Fi Blu O'Garylyn, owned by Mrt. Jeanne Williams. Cocoa. Open dogs: First, Chtrrivale Thunderstorm; second. Garyiyn'a Copper Commander, Mrs. Carry Fox; third, Garyiyn'a Blue Broad­ caster, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fox; Goldcresl Music Maker, Beverly Gresbman. Bitches over aix months old but lass than IS mouth*; First, Southcrest Ebony Jewel, Joni Hunt, Tampa: Second, Kilmarnock's Stack Troon, Mrs. Mildred Stag, Philadelphia. Fa.; third, Bonnie La is of Pones, Mrs. A. C. Doud- Dogs over sli months but lei* thin 13: First, Oray Sun Chief Charmer; second. King Prince, owned by Ed Voeglea, Mt. Dora. Bitches under six months; Kir«t, Garyiyn'a Button Popper, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fox; second. Gray Sun Try Me, Mr. and Mrt. Ralph Grayson; third, Tammy, owned by Darlene Sparl­ ing. Doga under six months: First, Goldcresl Music Maker; second, Garyiyn'a Riag-a-DIng, owned by Ur. and Mrs. Garry- Fox; third. Jeanne's Mr. Blupriat, Mrs. Jen­ nie Williami; fourth, Gray Sun’s Stargazer, Mr. aad Mra. Ralph Crayton. Smooth coUtoo: First, Sham­ rock's Smooth Bluatte, owned by Mr. and Mrs. V jfbtrt F.-ymin, 1 Gov. LcRoy Collins’ recent state­ ment that the Smathers "favorite son" candidacy might not be a good idea apparently had little ef­ fect on the senator’s decision. Both Collins and Smathers have been mentioned at possible vicepresidential candidate!. I p. m. Stocks NEW YOnK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. in.: American Airlines •teoaoeot* 31 American T * T •eeeeaeeei i t h Uethlrhrm Strel ••taiiiM • 43th ? W "'r :r r » £ r 'i5R' Curtias-Wright *•#****0*800*0 DuPont ••aaaaa•aaana•• Ford Motor General Electric General Motora •••••••a* lo t T A T ........ Lorillard ........ •**»•***•• Minute Maid *••••*••*•••••• Penney **•*•**•••••*** Penn lilt ........ •••eaqaaa Royal American Sear* Roebuck . U. S Steel Wratlnghousc El 2$\ 330* 78* S3'i 4S»fc 33* 30>« 19*. 1ISV* J.Y, Hi 45 «3 48* Petition To Ask New Fire District The need for a (Ire dialrict in the southwest area of Seminole County was stressed before the County Commission today. A resident of Ibe area complain­ ed that a tiled In his yard burned to (hr ground last year because he could not get help from fire­ fighting unit*. Commissioner Lawrence Swofford reported that a meeting Is planned within the next two weeks in the Rear Laka area to draw up a petition to present lo the board asking that a referendum be placed on the ballot in Novem­ ber to set up a fire district. "If the majority of residents in the area want a fire district there i* no reason why it shouldn't pais" Swofford said. At present the only fire district in Uie county ia in Lake Mary. Ed Zimmerman, fire commis­ sioner from that distrirt. told the board that two fire commi-sionare resigned their poll* and re­ commended that Bill Gray and John Fitzpatrick be appointed. They would succeed Charles Krrug*r and Richard Iver* who resigned. The board agreed lo approve the appointment*. Casselberry Fire Damage $35*000 About 335,000 damage was caused by a Canelberry ware­ house fire Friday, Fire Chief Paul Bates said today. The warehouse, near Ike ACL railrokd, belonged to town devel­ oper Hibbard Casselberry. Tha fire started at 3:15 a. m. The 5.000 square foot warehouse was a total loss. Bates said. Origin at the blase has not hern determined, be said. A truck and a car nearby also were burned. Loagwood firemen feme to the assistance of the Casselberry fir* dep artment. TB Group Meets Samtool# County Tubcrcnloaia and Health Atsoelalioa members will meet in the /Irat Baptist Church it I p . n _. w Paar To Return To NBC Late Spot March 7 Smathers Decision Near .Seminole Collies W in Show Honors Cberrivata Thunderstorm, owned bp Mr. and Mr*. AI Deeknr, Jacksonville, took lop honor* of beet to match M the Colli# Fanc­ iers of Central Florida colli* show of the Mayfair Ian Sunday. The reserve winner was Gray Bun Chief Charmer, owned by Mt. and Mrs. Ralph Griyioo, San­ ford. _ With an entry hst of 35-one Wfrnm aa far away at Pennsylvania —It waa tha largest collie show to be held to data to the atata, according tn officials of tha asso­ ciation of which Mrs. Garry Fox, Geneva, is preaident. Garry Fox, Geneva, waa chair­ man of the show, and Mr*. Peggy Loots, Titusville, secretary, winner* ware: Open bitch#*: first place, D* ^ S i ' a Fancy H i* K sn NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack Paar has agreed to return to hia late night television show Mareh 7, the Nalional Broadcasting Co. an­ nounced today. The agreement was reached at a Florida conference today be­ tween Paar and NBC's two top executives, President Robert K. Kinlner and Board Chairman Robert Sarnoff. The NBQ announcement, tram r'* * ‘n *'*• - • - • v w y :' ' )"Jtcl> (Uraolf, chairman of th*. National Broadcasting Co., and f I met in Florida today with Jack Paar. On behalf of bit large and ’ loyal audlenca we asked Jack In return lo tb* Jack Paar Show. Jack agreed lo eome back on Preliminary plana tor Mm new Monday, March 7, after a three- county jail are aomplated aad wrek vacation. Bob Sarnoff and I were to be presented to the county arc dcllghled." at their afternoon Thus apparently ended one of commissioner! session today. (he most widely-vie wed spit* to Architect James Gambia Ragan entertainment history, Paar walkrd off hia program in •ant ■ message to tha hoard this that lha plana are road/ front of viewers across Ihe coun­ morning toapacMoo. No detail* wan try last Thursday pight in a tear­ for discussed. ful protest at the manner in which For th* peat month, tha board NBC had censored a questionable haa baao surveying Jails to Mia joke from hia previous night’s pro­ atata tad have boon passing on gram. For Uie following hour end 30 their rocommandallons In Roger*. minutes, Ida guests bitterly casti­ gated the network and defended I’aar's action. The show went on Monday night without Paar, and alto without censorship. (Another ilory on page Plans For New Jail Orlando Jury Starts Probe Of Hoffa 2 ). Board To Ask New District 5 Hearing The County Commission today agreed to request lha toning board lo conduct another comprehensive toning hearing for District > be­ cause an "overlapping meeting" was held at tha same time. The hearing was held last Tues­ day at the same time that a Dis­ trict 5 Voters League mealing was held. Commissioner Homer Little of Distrirt 5 said many people have called him to aay that they misted the toning hearing became of tha conflicting lima element. Coffee Klatch Features Prizes ORLANDO (UPI) - A grand Jury to expected to taka at toast «o days to investigate ahnrgaa that Teamsters President James R. Hoffs waa toonoctod with an Ki­ ttled Tltuxvitia bousing project. Tha Jury, amps naiad Monday. wMI Investigate Mm charge brought by th* Florida National Bank to Orlando, which the Teamsters a n suing to gato roles** af 1488,888 to union deposits. Tha bank has rofuaad to return tha money. It alaima lha union daposited the moaay with tha agrtament It would tot lha funds remain in tha banh until a loan to Bun Valley Inc., developers of lha Tituevilla project, waa repaid. The Sun Valley ttna, now bank­ rupt. at ill ewes 1838,888 on the lean. Haifa and Mm onion, to their suit to release Mm money, deny they had any cooiMCtinna with Sun Val­ ley. The project waa to have bean • development far “ ' members. Secretarial, rocaptionlata and of­ fice aisistanli will be gueata Thursday at an nfler-Valealinr-Day meeting of the Coffee Club in th* USO-Chamber at Commerce Bldg, at 10 a. m. Valuable prises will ba awarded at Um meeting which substitute* for the regularly scheduled coffee klatch sponsored by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, ac­ cording to Charlto Morrison, pub­ lic relations director af tha cham­ The County .Commission today ber. opeaed bids to par* Booth Bt. hut delayed awarding any contract an tbe Job Is see U K would b* morn DeBory C O f C economical for Mm county to do tbs Meets Wednesday work with Us own crows. Apparent low hid on tbs project DeBsry Civic clubs will gel money from • fund raising dinner was turned to by tbs L. L. Hall at tha DeBary Civic Aaarolatioa Paving Co. of Oranus Park far S20.3BS.50. building tonight. Conimltsioosf Vsn«o Doan safe About 125 poraoat will be served, with money from tha dtaanr going ad M A would ha shsapor g tM la town clubs. A spaabar from a food service company will add IP tha program. News Briefs Fire Rates To Drop TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fir# aad extended coverage Insurance ralea ia Florida will be decreased effective April 1. Stale Insurance Commissioner J. Edwin Larson said Monday fir* rates will go down 1.3 per rent and extended coverage ratoe 18.1 per cent. Rate Hearing Asked TALLAHAS8EE (UPI) — The Stale Utilities Commission took under advisement Monday a re­ quest by Miami afficiala far a prompt public hearing on rate* charged by Mm Houston Natural Gas Co. Comml'iion Chairman Jerry Carter said ha hoped for a dec leion to lesa Mian 38 days. Labor Fights Racism MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Tha AFL-CIO today etlffeocd Ua stand •gainst racial discrimination by unions and called on tbe federal government to penalise business­ men wbo refute Job* to Negroes. The "get tough" approach to reduf# hiss to Joh hiring and pro­ motions ws» disclosed by George Meany, president af tha 14-milRon mambtr M m federation. BaVmesi Lukewarm RANGOON, Burma (UPI) - Sovfet Premier Nikita Khru-ihebe* arrived to Burma today and re­ ceived p welcome that waa for tha mom part qutat and lethargic. Only 3,888 peraona war* at the airport to ana th* Soviet leader arrive. Along Mm rout* to Mm proaldent'e office the turnout waa eetimaled at 38,800, a friction of lha number that welcomed him to 1884. Britain Girding it Drainage Need In Bear Lake Area Stressed . District 3 County Commission** La wrens* Swafford today ask s i the hoard for a coastal effort to get tbs sonnty engfnsnrtog depart­ ment to relists drainage condi­ tions In Mm Bear Lain tre t. Bwsfferd mods Bn' request a t tar County Engineer Robert Oavfe reported ba Imp** to advert!so for bide an drsiuago wi Loch Arbor, . iuyffoad.afed to rt m MvWWMMI V i ^ Bear Lake area wn4ar to water to poor a Rve feet tovai SwoMord *Uad Um danpermw condition* to Nto area and Ontomitttoner Vernon Dunn added tha* ^tob*outbr^MAM nMmnAl^m OOi | wb*mb wichihi |w log pnofiffc Moweror, Chairman Mm said there is Just an much available and Kills ms taks ears of oB Nm used* at However, Mm bonrd agrrod ask Davis to Bear Lab* LONDON (UPI) - Britain today announced a $124,880,080 booet to Th* board also was Informed bar defense apaudtog, bringing Mm Mm Freeh Valor Oemmtoalau annual defense bill to a record that wUI start p r if ls i toko* to Mm 33,738,834,080, nearly a third Of eeuaty within tbe aout Boa weak*. her entire budget The toereaa* was announmd to a government white paper which eaid Britain also waa toortastog Ma conven­ tional weapons instead of relying nxcluaivaly an the massive west­ ern nnetoar deterrent. Snowstorm Loses Punch Rhee Opponent Diet MOUL, la re s (UPI) - The Korean enbiiwt mat today to dis­ cuss political ImpUealloaa af Mm death of President Byagmsn R W s only epp-ment to the Mareh prasideniial oloclions. Rhee, 84, was shocked at Mm d*04h Monday to tho U. I. af Dr. Chough Pyung Ok, 81, leader of th* opposition Democratic Party, hot predicted widespread defection f r o m Chough's to hia own ruling Liberal P*rtp._________________ Food Fair Staffs To Meat Hera Food Fair employes from Banford and surrounding Okies will meat hero Feb, gt. U m meeting will bo to "talk •hep" aad discuss ways lo improvs the bualoeas, Sanford Food Fair Manager Cons Ash loo said today. About 38 oompany employes nrs •xpectod tor too mooting. County Delays Awarding Contract For Paving Job 'L'M ift Gubernatorial candid* les Mini made it official were Sen*. Doyle Carlton and Fred O. Dickinson, former House Speakers Ted David and Farris Bryant and ea-circuit Judge John McCarty. Dickinson mailed hit paper* to. The rest came in person to sign. McCarty waa th* firet candidal# for governor to band his qualify­ ing papers to Gray. He was fol­ lowed by Carlton, David and Bry­ ant. It was Uie first time the opening day of qualifying attracted such a large crop of candidate!. Doxeni of stale employes sad local residents Interested In polltics flocked into the office to watch. Cardidstes shook hands, smiled and posed together fee photographer*. Th* entire announced field for commissioner of agriculture showed np to qualify. They nr* former House Speaker Doyle Con­ ner, W. R. Hancock, C. H. Rare, •nd Loran Carlton. Qualifying after Adams waa Ed Hornsby of Tallahassen, who ran unsuccessfully agalait Gray four years ago. Another to (he largo Meld tor secretary of Mate, Eugene Fisher, also was among the early quali­ fier*. A large group of candidates for iegislaUva races stopped by aad paid their fees, almoat lost to Um crowds surrounding the candidate# for governor. One of th# firet to qualify waa Rep. W. C. Harrell of Dade, to running h r the -m Th* notion's third • week a> b the Ohto Valley today, Th* storm, a cream to Ita predecessors, tost Ba punch wbtn M waa hosed to by two high proamms system* neat Um Carolises and Texas. Onto light mow was forecast lay aouthffra Ohio, Ksutoihy aad part* of Tennessee. Rato mss expasted la the Booth nod Pacific North­ west. U m now storm moved quickly out of Mm Boutowoet Monday and dumped up to nto# inches of anew on parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas. Highways wore practically laepassable to western Arkansas and •attorn Oklahoma and VaBla aneldest* mounted rapidly to south­ west Missouri, although there wore no fatnUtiai. Th* tail af weathar — blamed deaths from Um wnaktang aerial af atoraaa was placed at more than US, Including IB ntoaa leal Friday. DrifUag mows from a storm laa$ weokrod hampered cleanup opera­ tions In the tart. Schools war* rioted Monday ta parte af Nov York Stale, Virgiala, Norik Caro­ lina. Tennessee. Veit Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia aad South Carolina. believed toil tbs county could do the work *t 8 smaller cost, but that DaBory Sat* Fund Um Job would lake Jaager. The board held qff any decittan Roising Dinnar until Davis can make coat esti­ Tha DeBary Chamber af mate* on th* work. macro will hold ita monthly U m heard also agreed to study a tag ta tha Stetson University Stated request to resurface a read is Ik* room at 7 p. a . , Wednesday. Fsreet Labs art* with; i supsity The penmans wiB todado a tafc owners sharing Um sms m tbs p ro Jsst. Tbsy bh ••fe ts IlM “w r a s f f R i . Cigitjf |H ;• A �w .— • PARIS (U PI)-A new farm and . laker crisis boiled up today In . . .ftonnea nod,(anted government atMotion away from the mounting A m t l U criticism of its atomic ,h ag ib lo a t end Um threat af a an* . . ana- af diplomatic ruptures. • Another sharp split was reported hfcflnihln the cabinet with Finance ■Mlater Wilfrid Baumgartner and ,M a a try Minister Jean * Marcel Janaastuy at odds ovtr hew to Meat growing demand! for revised . ftiao policies. :. , - Thousands of farmers rioted last .Thursday la the northern city of , Amiens against government price fctpaee. New mats protest rallies wnra called- for thla Thursday in ----------- - __ — - - -______ _______________________ Clermont, Forrand and Chartres. Against the demand for higher farm prices were demands from powerful unions that the govern, ment make good its pledge for an acroas>tbe.board raise in Uw big state-run gas and electric industry. While President Charles Oe* Oaulia struggled with the acute economic problems at home, dan* gerous developments were report* •d In Africa where a aarlai of diplomatic breaks threatened M he Ioea ahead with plaaa lor farther atomic testa. Informed sources said France would follow up its first- atomic test with the explosion of a tactical nuclear weapon within two months despite the diplomatic reaction. The lin t major reaction came from Morocco, MO miles north of the French Sahara Desert bomb site at Heggane. Morocco recalled Ambassador Abdeliatlf Bendjelloun Monday and renounced a FrancoMoroccan accord of May S , IBM. Protests pound in from Ghana, The Sudan, Japan and ether Afro* Asia nations and the Algerian re* ttel government announced it would make an "Important declaration" sometime today. M b . Mary Hasty Dies Al Her Home • BEDROOM UVING ROOM CO M PLETE CO M PARE ANYW H ERE A T $250 OR M ORE 4-Pe. Foam Rubber SE C T IO N A L $1 1 Only ............ HOY SCOUT TROOP 500 hald their court of honor recently with 10 ecouts honored. Bcoute who received honore were front row, left to right, Leon­ ard Eckhart, Danny Leads, Jimmy.Winter* and Ricky Banton. Center row, left to right, Rod Laney, Steve Piggat, Jim Sexton and Tommy Kennedy. Back row, left to right, Harvey Francisco and Wayne Stankiewiey. P to d f J e * ) WASHINGTON (UPI) - gen. Kenneth B. Keating (1-N. V.) said ha would make a renewed effort today to gat the Senate Judiciary Ownettc Ana; father, Colquitt Committee to act an some Jana ferii tiro s brothers, a to. Joe af o(vM rights hill. Ototoa, and sister, Mrs, Ethel The Now Yorker, a eo-ipoaaor Of Uw edmlaidtratioa bill, said ha would ooek a vote at the tommiUce'a first meeting of the year called by Chairman Jamea 0. Eastland (D-MUl ) Keating conceded that spproygt was unlikely. M hi* motion faded, ha said, ho would aook actiao on a wild two-part MU approved UK year by ■ subcommittee. The teeoad meaiure would exteed Uw Civil Righto Comm in loo , Surviving Margaret are her parep lij giro brothers, Mtohbel gad lean; a sister, Deborah, and bar MMbMttwv, Mrs. Walter W. Mehoar of Sovs— h, a t , ! Fsmsrat m nlsos wilt ho bold •«t ftM a. m. Wednesday at Uw ffraverido hi AM Seals Cemetery, •with ft. Richard Lyons and FT. NJhsa Hubble oSUUtieg. . Fans Pushjog For Paar Return NEW YORK (UPI)—The •‘Jack Paar Show" woat or Moadoy Right without Jack Poor and without ooRaorshlp. Artist-author SkraRilar Ktog made Ms swbr scat as a guest oa the show “antS Jack comas baek," with a broadside verbal barrage an censorship and tele­ vision programming. King spiced his oefsnec af Paar G tn t Humphrey with risque references to Mini* iKadftts Commander nudes and charged that television shows today "are for morons and backward chUdrca." National Broadcasting Co. cen­ sors started Uw controversy last Wednesday when Uw network cut five minutes from Pear's show dieting • Joke about a water elooot. Paar quit Uw program ■Mi from the entire tba next night » protest and has Svtoton attended Uw said bo will not return to tho Monday through Friday late night show. Anneuqcer Hugh Downs, substi­ tuting for the missing star, faced Greap Soys Ha’ll a sea of "Come Back Jack" butlooa that adorned the lapels of Seek Re-election tho studio audience. TALLAHAJMRR (y p f))_ R #y E Downs said ha was not there to ? Onen, Mato comptroller, announc- taka over the.abow from Paar but <ad Monday that bo will run for to carry on tor him. • King aald talent must have the • * V |, t ooid " f deeply appreciate '. tiw trust Maced to me by Uw i f t t f k at Florida ,and will strive legislation—and require that rot eivil tights action than the minor, unrelated bill brought up Monday by* Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson so a otvil rights vahiole. Johnson's actioa, opening the Bonata's long-awaited, election* year debate on afvil rights, stir­ red up a storm at criticism from souths roars and soma civil righto backtre who opposed tho proce­ dure ko adopted. Southern forces Uned up their verbal artillery behind a delayed move to pootpone Senate actioa on Uw entire eivil righto question for a week. Arguing that Uw Sonata was de­ bating d v i righto proposals that woron't avaa aa ha taleodar, the southerners sought support for a motion by Sea. Richard B. Rus­ sell (D-Oa.) to put off uatll Fob. ■ the MU called op by Johaaon. In a parallel move, Son. Wayne L. Mono (D-Oro.) drafted a motion to relieve Uw Senile Judiciary and Rules eommltteos af Jurisdiction over various civil rights bills If they have aot reported to the Senate by Fab. B. ' Johnson drew fire from both Morse and Russell when ke brought'up n local Missouri MU and Invited eivU rights supporters to offer amendments. The measure would lot a Station Mo.. school __ district temporarily laase part of Ft. Crowder, Mo., f a school pur­ poses. License Plate* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Used out-of-stoto license plates are use­ ful to Florida. The Development Cuiu mission counts them and breaks them dowa by stale, (bus getting a fair idea of bow many people from what statoa settle in Florida. Mora titan an* third or Uw 1M.M motorists who swapped their plates for Florida pules last ysar were from New York, Georgia, Ohio and Michigan. Carrie’• cross-cxsmlnalien was la direct contrast to that of Uw sargooa. Flack Was oa the wit­ ness stead sli days. His crossexamination by CraU's colleague, Fred Whidwlio, wac so gentlemaaly Whlehalto has woa the aickaame, "Cream Puff." Carole's breaking point caasa whoa CraU alhad bar sto w the scone to the gars go whoa riw aad Flack ariw dM re. Ftoeh If titoy eattid Ulk to bar a beat • diverse. "She aald ‘aa’ ar aomathtog Uke ■ a i r Carrie ropltod. She hcs*n crying. CraU said ha didn’t want to continue undor t h o s e circumstances. Carole straightened bar shoulder* tad said she could go oa. Still tb ho Moored by the prosecutloa were those points: Carole contracting sad paying | 1 , t o convict John Patrick Cody in Las Vegas. She and Finch My It wag to trail Mrs. Finch for divorce avlddaco. Cody sayk H w u far murder. The Mg question Is why Carole paid the full amouat |f - i y giifgaf Crouching la the bushes far six boars nautda ' tiw Fiaeh boms whlto petite swarmed about It If alto wm toaar sat, why djd aha Ortho Restive 20-Yr. Guar. Full Size M ATTRESS a n d C ^ P BO X SPRIN G S / 1 M ATTRESS and BO X SPRIN G S J O nly............ FEBRUARY 14 Admisetona aswwmsu v, Whitney, VTSUiSSV/g 1/ED1 Howard B. DeBary Thomas McOovoro. Sanford Addison Wllllsmi, Sanford Judy Robbins, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowan, DeBary, a son Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Donald­ son, Sanford, a son Dismissals Elaine Sexton and baby, Sanford Carrie Elisabeth Walker, FEBRUARY IS * Admissions Theoble Wells, Sanford Anthony Rtddkk, Sanford LaVaun Ringer, Lake Mo Rsba McLellan, Sanford Ooftrge Wilson, Isatord Marjorie Hughes, DeBary Marilyn Joan Leo, la aft DESKS CH ESTS S Only . S Only DOUBLE DRESSER with MIRROR t treat mant. She thought working and living in the count's bugs but quiet country house would bo Just Uw thing for her nerves. But tho vsry silence of the bouse began to got bar. She thought of quitting, oho told police, but bar employers doted on her and aha was fond of thorn. Maybe if she would do some* thing Uwv didn't like, she thought, they would fire her. The solution dawned oa her loot Saturday while she was cooking a pot of the soup her employers liked so much, Spoil It, aho said to her* self, and the would got away from Uw eerie atmosphere. She found soma rat poison and a waad killer. Tba weed killer, aha ■aid, appeared to be the least harmful so she* dumped soma in tho ioup. "1 Just wanted to make it testa bad," sba said, " i just wanted to make them discharge me." Shortly after dinner Saturday night the count’s son stopped by to see bis parents, lie found his father dead, his mother writhing in agony. She died shortly after. Arietta was returned today to psychiatric treatment. Unfinished 3-Drmwer ALENCOff, France (U P I) -A tlotto Paris couldn't stand Uw quiet of country living bat oho was too devoted to her aged employo n to resign as cook. Arlotto took up Uw job of tooking for Count Chevroi do Wileuse, 10, and hi* wife, Kltxabeth, VS, ■ooo after completing psychiatric Hospital Notes over. Within aa hour Carole wag la tears and sobbing. Crail says then t left." bo has perhaps another full day Cook Poisons Employers To Get Fired I CHEST • REAL BUY! BOOKCASE BED Odd Full 4-f t x 6-in. Odd Twin Size 3-ft. x 3-in. HEADBOARDS HEADBOARDS $1 3 Only ...... 6 6 O n ly ___ 24X 3 6 Floor-Stand Typt • THRO W RUGS A SH TRAYS 2 to * Customer___ A 2 to a Customer Odd Group of 3 LAMPS TABLES • 2 to ft Customer DOUBLK DREMKft • Complete MATCHING MIRROR • ( For Only BOOKCABK BED Saa! Com port! SHOP AND COMPARE F-ence* Williams. Mt. Dora Bobby Austin, Sanford Eva Johnson. Lake Mary Lawrence Livingston, Sanford Chester Harper, Orlando Patricia Williams, laniard Wyneile White end baby, Saafard Eva Stephens, Sanford Florence S)wlnberger, Sanford D ona Montano sad baby, Sanford J. C. Lawrence Jr., Sanford Poult Hilt, Sanford M roO . H. Hoes and bahf. Sanford Mao Gordon, Sanford | �! Sorority Plans Leap Year Party Garden Circles Make Plans For Luncheon And Tours CENTRAL CIRCLE Miss Selma Lawson Johnson of DeBary was guest speaker al the Central Circle of the Sanford Garden Club at the home of Mrs. R. W. Turner on Park Avc. Mist Johnson used as her subject “ Conservation of Trees." Plsnt were discussed for the “ tour of homes” scheduled for *M rs. Bach Hostess T o Sorority Chapter Members of the Zcta Mi Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi made plans for a Valentine party when they met for their bi-monthly session at the home of Mrs. Phil R Bach In Loch Arbor. A The party will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wes­ son in Geneva. Mrs. Ralph Betts, representing the Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, made an appeal lo the chapter for clothes for the “ clothes closet" project and Mrs. W. G. Fleming presented the pro­ gram on drama. A program on "dram a" was pre­ sented at the meeting of the Gam­ ma Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi when the group met at thr home of Mrs. Faye Stetson in Loch Arbor. Mr*. Pauline White, Mrs. Belly McKee and Mrs. Stetson were in charge of the program. Mrs. White gave an informative talk on the phase of comedy aa employed in drama. She explained that it de­ notes a light amusing aide of life with the farce element employing an exaggeration of comedy. Mrs. Stetson reported on the tra ­ gedy aspect of drama. Pity and terror are employed about unhappy March 22 to 24. Mrs. George Mc­ treasurer. Mrs. Wendell Holmes Call wa* appointed to decorate for the February meeting. one of the tablet for the annual Dr. J. F. Darby gave an Inter­ luncheon Thursday at the May- esting talk on the “ growth and fair Inn. Prizes will be given for care of plants and trees.” the best arrangements. Mrs. D. K, Dorman, president, Members were reminded of the presided at a short business ses­ state (lower show lo be held In sion. Sanford next December. AZALEA CIRCLE Mra. Turner and her ci-hortc**. .Mrs. W. P. Fields and Mrs. John Mr*. J. B. Fields, served refresh­ Clark were co-hostesics al the ments to Members and guests pre­ Azalea Circle or the Garden Club sent. Mrs. Orrin Fass was a at the home of Mrs. Fields. Upon visitor. • arrival guests were given Valen­ Members attending were Mr*. tine rupids for name tags and Mra. Lawrence Tlnaley, Mr*. A. souvenirs. C. Benton. Mrs. E. M. Hoke, Mrs. John Callahan, vice chair­ Mrs. Voile Williams Sr.. Mrs. J. man. presided at the business H. Mitchell, Mrs. E. R. Wood. meeting and gave out ticket* for Mrs. E. R. Bollck, Mrs. Frank the buxine** luncheon and ibe Evans, Mrs. Hazel Moughton, , garden tour. Mr*. W. W. Warner and the hoiMember* made aeveral arrange­ teasei. ments of dried material. Mra. WOOUROSE CIRCLE Henry A. Russell made one for The Woodrose Circle of the Gar­ den Club met at the home of the Sorority Chapter Sells Recipes A t R ecent Meeting AFTER DINNER TREAT OFFICERS OF THE CENTRAL CIRCLE of tho Sanford Garden Club are shown with the hostess, Mrs. R. W. Turner at the meeting this week. Left to right (seated) they are. Mrs. Volie Williams, president; Mrs. Turner, Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, treasurer and standing, Mrs. E. R. Wood, vice president. (Herald Photo) Candy la a fine dessert, if the candy served it the wholesome variety which satisfies the sweet tooth following a well balanced meal. A “Tasty Rlt Recipo” sale high, lighted the meeting of XI Beta Eta Chapter- of Beta Sigma Phi when tha group mat at the home of Mrs. Geurge Speer. Members voted to send a sou* tribution to the Beta Sigma Phi idowment fund which support* any charities. Mr*. Don Bales, Mrs. Carlton Bliss and Mr*. Mai. rolm Lodge Jr., were selected to serve on the nominating commit­ tee to present a alate of officer* for the coming season. Mr*. C. M. Nichols presented a program on “Understanding Art.” She gave many Interesting farta concerning famous compos* era of music, mosaic a rt and the top in books which moat affect the live* of people. The next meeting will be al the home of Mrs. Dan Batten. Tasty bit* were sampled and raripes sold to the following members, Mr*. Speer, Mra. Bliaa, Mra. Ntchola, Mra. J. I„ Horton Jr., Mr*. Harold Chapman, Mr*. Robtrt Cuahing, S Church ■A nna Miller Circle Calendar TUESDAY Pioneer Fellow ship of First Prcibylerian Church meets • p. m. Men of the Church with their ladiea meet al 7 p. m. WEDNESDAY Mixtion iludy on Africa by W. S. C. S. of First Mdthodiit Church, 9:30 lo 11 a. m. in Mc­ Kinley Hall. Girl Scout Troop 233 at First Presbyterian Church, "SilS p. m. Senior High Choir supper. 6 p. m. Mid-week bihle hour. 7 p. m. Pinrcrcit Daptiat Church S. S. officers and teacher* supper, 6:30 p. m. followed by business meeting at 7 p. m. R. A. meet­ ing, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting > p. m. Music committee, 1:43 p. m. Enterprise NEW OFFICERS OF THE CPO WIVES CLUB are looking over some nolea before the firat meeting of the new year. Left to right they are, Dauphine Beauchamp, president; Sylvia Bratton, aecretary-treaaurer, Verna Bolton, vice president and Lou Shanks, publicity chairman. (Herald Photo) P e rso n a ls Ry HELEN SNODGRASS Recent guest* of MV. and Mr*. Fred Harria and Mr*. M. It. Ryan were Mrs. Raymond Spaulding and C.P.O. Wives Club Starts Bowling League For Members The C. P. O. Wlvea Club met at the C. P. Club meeting room for their February get-together with new officers preiiding for (he first time. Mra. Dau­ phine Beauchamp, president, call- cd the meeting lo order. Plant were made to form a bowling league for recreation for the wives while tbeir husbands are aboard ship. The firat session will be held tbla week. Mrs. Kay Thompson was named Officers’ Wives PHONE FA 2*t2ti NOW SHOWING AT 7:ta A 11:00 P. M. FIRST SANFORD RUN Plan V A H -7 Coffee Officers Wives of VAH-7 will hold the monthly coffee al the home of Mrs. W. A. Elllng, 2406 Willow Ave. at 10 a. m. Thursday with Mra. H. H. Harrison as cohostess. CO-FEATURE AT ONLY “THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN HAWKS" ROBERT TAYLOR NICOLE MAURBY Children’s Home Mrmbcra of the Anna Miller Circle made plana lo visit the Harry Anna Crippled Children’* Home in Umatilla at their meeting this week. Assisting the home la tin cir­ cle’* m*ln project. The visit ii scheduled for March IS. Mem­ ber* will meet *t thr Elk* Club at 1 p. m. where a motorcade will he formed lo make the trip. Mr*. Thomai Sprouie wa* ap­ pointed chairman of a covered dish supper lo precede the next meeting, Feb. 23, Serving will atari at 6:30 p. m. and all mem­ bers and thrtr husband* are invit­ ed to attend. Members attending included the Mmcs. Harry Adair, president; Ralph Wight II, Wade Snyder, Roy Chorpcntng, J. R. Ilollahan Jrr, Jamr* Via, Chrla Blanken­ ship, llulon Hale, John Cameron, Elsie Mcnendcz, Irene Kent, Bu­ ford Brown, nrrnard Wolford Sr., Wesley Flllinon, E. J. Moughton Jr., J. R, Ilollahan Sr., Edward Cox, Ray Ozler, Robert Tomlin­ son, Thumas Sprouse, Jean. WalInn and Clayton Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Gatnc*. Miami, were weekend gucata of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. Dr. and Mr*. A. D. Munger of Lincoln, N. Y. and Meeker Park, Colo, were guest* of Dr. and Mr*. W. Walsh at their home on Stone Island last week. They left fur a visit in the southern part of the state and will stop over (or several days on thelrw ay home. Mr. and Mrs. Ardo Wlitiler, Find­ lay, Ohio, arrived this week for a short visit. They have purchased the Davit property at the end of Clark St. on Lake Monroe. Frank Plckcnv, Mra. R. Woodson, daughter, Nancy, and Mrs. A. Johnson, all of DcLand visited friends here last weekend. Miss Linda Dunn and Rascom ( Happy t pirlton Jr. attended the retreat for M. Y. F. member* ami officers at the Methodist Camp in Leesburg last week. Mr*. Alfred Clapp has returned to her home in Montclair, N. J. after a week’* visit wtUi Mist Dorli Faber BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Urall and Mr. and Mrs. Tale Shatlrr of Charleston. W. Va. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.’ Guy Beall for two weeks James is the ton of Mr. and Mra. Guy Beall. The entire group with Mr. aid Mra. Kenneth Clark visited Salt Springs and Silver Springs. Mrs. Sarah ilrunelll of DeRary visited Mr*. Harry Oiteen. Mrs. Clarence Snyder attended the conference of District 1, A'omen of the Church of St. John's Presbytery In Daytona Beach, Monday. Mr*. Alma Walker and Mrs. Raymond Pell visited their sit­ ters in Daylona Beach this week. SECURITY Substitute milk for half of tha boiling wpler called for when preparing oatmeal. It make* a more nourishing breakfast starter and the cereal cook* in the same length of Uma. C f a iu & m J L . Children from two to six years old oflen prefer .aw fruits and vegetables lo (he cooked variety, Thorn's s tilt n o th in g Tha onca-a-yrar event you've beta waiting feet Fleet quelriy hostary. , , feshion-rtght eotart. . . proportioned LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:41 a i m . . . al at tow, lew pnoesl A perfect opportuney to replenish your traetoey wardrobe. , . buy those “extra" stylos and colors you've alwaya wanted. And don't forget those grits you'd bo weeritngl FEATURE: 1:39 - 4:10 6:41- l i t * TtCSWritOMA" ***TMIRItOHI* CARROLL BALER • ROGER MOOSE VMLT6RSLE2UKATWA PM1HM HENRY MiNtf « ANYTHING SMALL** THURSDAY General luncheon and business meeting of Sanrord Garden Club 12:30 p. m. at the Mayfair Inn. Make reservations by Tuesday with Mra. R. F. Robison at FA 2 0602. Officer* of VAH-7 meet al the home of Mrx. W. A. Elllng 2406 Willow Ave. at 10 a. m. for the regular monthly cotfee. Mr*. H. H. Harrison will be eo-hosteii. Personals camper* wririk rite thrill al riririag • Hack* fmgima ObUmakila! The "M Olrii rapier** lb* speak Bad spirit of prulsu. Rerkrls . , , pies • MS asesMirr af acunamy and quietness. Try ll . • , yea'll M r kl WED. a THURSDAY MNEVER STEAL WEDNESDAY rivle Department of Sanford Woman's Club meet* at 12 o'clock at the Club house for covered dish luncheon and program. C.P.O. Wive* Club regular month­ ly meeting at 6 p. m. in thr club room In the NAS ballroom building. Prospective memoera invited to at­ tend one meeting to get acquainted. Osteen chairman of the Health and Wel­ fare committee to replace Mrs. Polly Shield* who resigned. Mrs. Helen Du Bolt reported that the attended a meeting of Uia Asso­ ciation for Retarded Children at a representative from VAH-ll. The group laid “ goodbye” to Delores Miller who Is leaving with her husband for Seattle, Waah. Hostesses for the evening were Julia GirUer, Verna Bolton and Lll Spain. members Welcomed were Jackie Filzner, Kay Thomp­ son. Helen Du Bols, Penny Feeback, Eva Ailstock, Shirley Burk­ holder, Lit Sides, Flora McNulty, Pretty, tasty but not too sweet Is this milk punch designed for amallfry. Dissolve about ten pastel mints In U cut boiling water; coot and add 3 cups chilled milk. Plans T o Visit Jjoazf HOLLER M O TO R SALES. Corner 2nd and Palmetto events. She also explained t u t tragedy originated with the Greeks who portrayed adventiares af their Gods. Mrs. McKee’s report concerned melodrama whieh la ■ romantic and exciting incident whieh in stressed in the play. Hie program chairmen concluded the program with a short play ontiUod, T in Curious Courtship Of Captata Cmrad". During the business aeasloa mem­ ber* voted to donata t i l to the National Endowment fund ta ho used by the National Cjrelie Fibs*, sit Ann., Girls' State and Mm Bata Sigma Phi old folk* home. The social rommlttaa repeated that a leap yaar party wtl he held Feb. l» at the home ad Mra. Betty Brueitla in Lake Mary. A steak cook-out will ba featured and the husbands will ba lavtted. Mr*. Virginia Robartaoe waa ap­ pointed corresponding secretary. A nominating committee wag elected to present a slate of adttcsn Mr the coming year. They are Mga. Pat Larger, Mr*. Virgtata son, Mra, BnteaUg, Mra. and Mr*. Darlene Tye. The chapter unanlmeualy lo assist Dm Seminole Aa Retarded ChMrwi ta ratal to raise mooey for their Auxiliary Change* Meeting D ate Mrs. R. E. White Sr. and Mra. J. R. Craw were tit hnriiirai ta the February meeting of the legford Fire me n’t Ladtaa Autakary at tha White b o a t. The devotion was ftvea by tao chaplain, Mrs. Cynthia Otatar* Mra. R. L. Thomas, pcqeldsta prosided at tha buaizMt* rasa tea. M bers voted te ekange the aa a date lo tha ftrta Tuesday ta 1 month. it wai also decidad ta aaa Mrs. Betty Orr, district vtra ft dent, and arrange a data tar visit ta tha auxiliary. Ik a i meeting wU bo. at Mra karat Mra. H. D. Fatal Jr. SSOC1ATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS �1 < • —— r A1♦ / I 1 j iff BIRDS O F A FEATHER M M V SfltK * The time is here for qualifying by candidate* for state Offices, who must put up.thelr feet shortly or shut up about what they are going to do "when elected." out < Reported ready to poet the fee for the governor race are S ea. Doyle Carlton Jr. of Wauehula, John McCarty of F t Pfnren, Haydon B u n a of Jacksonville, Sen. Fred Dickinson of y e et Palm Beach, Farris Byrant of Ocala and Tad David of ^ T h ia w ill be the big ona statewide end moat of those who aay they will he candidates ere well known In Florida politiea. That could be today. ■y PICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPIf - Gees, this U a relief. According to tbo annual test made thin week, ths U J. mint is still turning out good Like ovary other good clUxra, I apond a lot of time worrying about know that In this branch of the Mtfenal monetary system everytw ig la oo the Kp-snd-up. T U sola toot waa' made at the Htfladelphli mint by an 18-mamhor dossy commission which Prosf f i f f i jfiM liw sr appointed last Actually, the commission hasn't Wood its formal report yet. But 1 aaNda’t atom! the suspense aay Motor. Bo I called up Lcland Heworal sseisUpt director of the Bu­ reau of the Mlat, to sat If ha hod any advaseo ward oo tbo results of ft* tost. haven't heard anyone say anything was wrong," Howard ash! soothingly. In too absence of any evidence to tho contrary, ho thought It would bo sale to atatime that nothing was amiss. *For that metier, Howard said, fto coin tost nowaday* is more gymbolls than practical anyhow. I t mostly Just carries oa a tradltton that atarted back In tha days When .the nation waa young and Was■trying to build a, reputation flK sound currency. minting moths i waalttflcutt and weight in gold and silver i. I moan ono silver dollar it bo worth only N cents a another would asssy out to The xavaramsat thought It would help build confideaeo in ths cola of the realm if it called la s group of prominent cHJten* •sc i year so they could tea for thamselvts that nobody waa f i t ­ ting short chaaftd. Sine# then, the mlat has davelopod precision equipment for cola produeUon. But the assay commitsloa has continued Its coromonltl testing, at required by in 1171 law. For this purpose, the Fhlladalphis and Denver mints, which will turn out about 1,788,888,000 colas Uis year, hold bach ono out of ovsry to,ON produced. Theta «ampits aro turned over to the com­ mission en the appointed day. The testing Is more scionUfle than biting the colas and dropping thorn oa the floor to see if they ring true. Officials of Urn Bureau of Standards sad U.S. Assay Of­ fice- ore on hand to assist the commission. The commissioners receive no pay for their servlets, not svsu an allowaaco for travel expense*. "All wo flvo them Is lunch,” Howard said. Safeguards aro provided to make sura that nobody loaves (ho mlat with aay stmptes. But ths testers do not go.home empty* handed. They are presentsd with a presidential conlfleate and 8 hrmuo modal la honor of their labor. la ancient Umei, a money-mak­ er whose colas provod defective might have bis hands cut off, by order of the king. But I don’t think President Elsenhower would bo that severe. D A ILY C R O SSW O R D 5$ SI ! i 1 . : i ( . . ACROSS DOWN ai.Ekcto1.A Street L Greeting*, ms___ nt Waikiki lion B. rilfrr* f. The Nile f t Hovel (slang) • .P r o m t 88. Thu* SL Kind of TV d. flex 18. Kettle. broadcast S.M**lUl drums St,Tropical hat -m a rt w M.N.Y.. 18. Baking d.RooaBOWt m rtvar chamber winner tT.Moadoo 14. Starry T.lnsldo ft.U k e >jB. Flocks 8. Equal U . Twelve 17. Exclamation t . spring tertian 18. Negative 18. Muted _ (ahht.) n tM ' l 33. Glowing 31. Entrances so. Letter 8l.Nowto ■ 11. Prescription term Jarre is a smart girl far she knows there Is a proper way te Write a letter of application for a Jab. Bat please remember each a letter’s purpose Is to win an iatervlew. Thro, daring the Interview, you answer detailed age, hsalth, m a r i t a l status, weight and height, plus ths amount of Insuranes you carry. That Insuranes Itsm carries a lot of weight, for It suggests you bsve psssed a medical test and that you are financially thoughtful and farsighted. Under this heeding, too, you esn attach a good snspshot of yourself, but don’t use a bathing suit pleturs if you wish to appear serious and mature. But there are often startling excep­ tions! References. If you wish to cite the names of recommsndcrs, be sure to ask their permtylon first. Then try to use references with “handles" on tbslr names, mean­ ing some title such as Judge, or reverend, or sales manager, etc. The caliber of your references Is deduced from those handles, so you may be asked far an Interview and even hired before your refer­ ences are contacted. For further pertinent sugges­ tions, send for my “Vocational Guidance Kit," enclosing a stamp­ ed return envsloope, plus 20c (non-profit). I t offers a specimen letter pee can imitate. tangible expression or continuing confidence s w respect of the American people through their elected representatives in Congress for his leadership in building n law enforcement agency of uaparalolled efficiency and Integrity; one which is constantly oa tbo alert in order to safeguard our national security sad premetlng and engen­ dering a closer spirit of coopera­ tion between law enforcement agencies nt ell levels of govern­ ment.” When Congressman Charlie Boanett road that the Ambassador from England, Sir Harold Caecla, had boon invited to apeak at the homecoming ceremonies of Jack­ sonville University, ho wrote him n. loiter and offered to assist in any way possiblo. Since tbo ambassador was anxious to leans all ho could about Florida and Jackson­ ville, bo invited Mr. asd Mrs. Ben­ nett for lunch. Ths luncheon turned out to bo a formal affair with mart than SOother persons present and with the Bennetts os tbo hooorod guests. (This was n "three* dessert" luncheon—creptf suselte, followed by chooses then by fresh fruit. A lesser luncheon would have had only two desserts—end n cas­ ual luncheon only ono). Use conversation nt luncheon bo- Quotable Quotes By United Proas laiemsMaosl NEW YORK - Artist - author Alexander King, vowing not to ap­ pear again on too Jack Faar Show until Paar comes back: "Until then, I'll see you in ehureh — or perhaps a waysido chap#!.” V LOS ANOELES—James Pappa, former husband of Carole Trogoff, discussing tbo murder trial of Carole and Dr. R. Bernard Finch for the slaying of Finch’s wife: "If they do both got out of this and they got married—they de­ serve each other." ALECON, Franco — Cook Arietta Paris, explaining why she put deadly wood killer in the soup she prepared for Count Chtvral do rrifeuse, N, and his wit* Elisa­ beth, 78: "I Just wanted to make it taste bad. I Just wanted to make them discharge me.” HOLLYWOOD—Cornedlsn Wally Cos, noting that ho sun Is getting NOAM a year from the National BroadcasUag Co. evta though ho appeared only infroquontly since tha flop of hi* second striss throe years ago: “I don't expert to sign soother wondorful contract Uko this ona for the rest of my life." sights. Result of all this is a side trip to It. Augustine for the ambas­ sador—then a visit to Fort Caroline oa (ho St. Johns River fatublithad through tbo poreooal efforts of Bennett). After that, the am bussdor will travel to TnUahaegeo where ho will ho a guest of Gover­ nor Collins. Last week, the Congress was la recess so that tbo Republican mombora could return to their districts to attend the various Lincoln Day dinners. Many of the others—most­ ly Democrats—used the few days recess for relaxation. Something like » of these followed Syd Herlong to Leesburg, whore they en­ tered the aaausl Silver Lakes in­ vitational Golf Tournament. Al­ though Syd was too .unofficial host to those Congressional golfers, he had not Urns for golf himself duo to a heavy schedule of speaking engagements. Urn National Association of Suporvtoors. handed by John F. Gar­ ner. af the Pensacola Air Statioa, hold their annual business meeting and banquet here this wook. Also scheduled from Pensacola —Mayor H 8UIIVB UUk Wtlft Mill, VyVIilUf sentence, “Since 1 om looking for • position with • company whleh holds out o future for a person of my experience, I wish to cite ths following qualifications:" Let that sentanca bo your opon. Ing paragraph. Then indent deep, ly and enumerate these major headings, which can bo capitalised in your letter: Business Experience, cite your previous work record, listing a few of your major positions. If you or* n student who h u n t worked steadily, then Indicate a few of your summer occupations or other practical oxperisnet that might enlist the interest of the prospective employer. Education Experience. Hero yea om cite your degree* or technical training. You may alio Include college honore, and other pertinent date, auch aa the fact you were editor of tha achool paper, or win. nor of n fetter in eporta, or mem­ ber of tho glee club, etc. Peraonal Dote. Hero ia tha place for • brief liating of your But the witrdest assignment of •1! « u the IMS diamond bunt on a hillside near Mount Carmel, Pa. A United Airlines DC-8 cnouta to New York alammed through high tension wires and churned Into the hillside with propellers atA full speed. Forty-three peraon»,W mostly Hollywood celebrities, ineluding producer Earl Carroll, were killed. Wreckage was burled deep. Quite a distance from the impact, postal Inspectors kicked some mall locks from near the surface of the soil. They surmised that mall must bo burled nearby. They started to dig. Soon they came upon a handful of diamonds, They kept at It for weeks, sifting every Inch of earth within hun. deds of yards. The earth yielded 182 diamonds and 26 gold rings— nearly a quarter-mllliotf dollars' worth of jewerly. This was part of a cargo en route to New York by registered mall. An even more bltarre diamond hunt came after another plana crash In Pennsylvania In the late . ’40s. § One thousand pounds of mall vas known to hava been on the plr^e. But only 10 pounds of it was recovered by postal detectives. They knew the plane carried some diamonds In registered packages. Before they closed down their operations, they had dug up 47 stones, some worth up to 81,000. After they packed up and left, the bystsutders moved la with picks and shovels. 9 Some time later, the inspectors began to hear rumors that mere diamonds *wore’ found. They re­ turned and eaaVavsed the neighbor. Ing homes. ; The house-to-house search net­ ted Oil additional diamonds—from 100 finders. In all the voluminous regula­ tions of the United States Post Office Department, sad U 4 ay , A there is no provision for finders- 9 keepers. "Man I Juat like the values you c«tch when shop*' piny Mather of Sanford 1 . . . . If you hifirry you can catch a real Hollywood Bed Outfit for only |B 8J8, in­ cluding Foam Rubber Topped Innerapriny Mattress, Matching Box Sprlnys, Plastie Headboard and Leys. . . . . In full or twin aise............They will even five you a full year to pay for it! Wo Carry And Service Our Own AecnwRlg Jaat A Short Block From Sanford’s Big Free Parking U4 | Collins Seeks Migrant Help MIAMI (UP1) — Gc Gov. LiRoy Collins has discussed pushing for nsw lows governing big farmer* and thslr migrant help. Collins Indicated ho might do this II tho growers do not do more about helping thslr migrant workers to Urns* of un­ PraducUan of men’s suits and employment. easts declined II per cent beth e January frees* Idled more than i.ooo migrants to Dad# Cous- 84. Japanese “ ■tateaman U . Bowlike 1 cum ! gan with talk of Sir Harold'e days at Oxford—where ha was a top alhleta. Hie favorite eport waa cric­ ket; also rugby—with a bit of I hootlag. Talk finally got around to the early history of Florida—and Sir Harold said ho would like to see some of our more historical JACKSONVILLE (U P D -F lo ­ rida increased again in 1969 in economfe categories ranging from ales trie power production te aalea tax eolfecUons, Tha State Chamber of Commeres reported n II per cent Increase in elsctrle power and n 18 per cent Incroan in salts tax collection. Business incorporation* ware up 27 per cent end the dotlar value of residential mortgages SI per cent. Employment rota 7 per cent, grass farm Income I t per cent, and mater Vehicle licenses g per cent. language lines crash near Wilmington, N.C., noticed strange things that led them to report to their superiors that it looked like a bomb had « plodcd* When the Andrea Dorla sank In the Atlantic, among the first peo­ ple a t the scene was a postal inapector, bobbing around, spearing mail that floated around the site of the tragedy. Stephens spoke proudly of the fishing prowess of his men in the Oulf of Mexico. The postal detec­ tives, he said, fished out 90 per­ cent of the entire mail cargo on the National Airlines plane that crashed far off the coast several months ago. i lien. So hold your application letter to one page, typed. CASE D - 478: Joyce J.' aged 30, Is soon to graduate from col­ lege. r\**Dr. Crons,” she began, ”1 don't know how to wrlto n good letter of application for a position. “The past few weeks I have been reading the ada in our dally newspaper and hare seen several interesting Jobs. “But they ask the applicgnt to State Increases Economic Output 83. Mongoloid WASHINGTON — The peculiar situations a postal Inspector finds himself In! Digging for diamonds in hill* sides, dislodging letters from muck, fishing for mail In the Gulf, er sailing the high seas plucking envelopes off the waves. Chief Postal Inspector David H. Stephens was telling about soma of these oddball jobs when ha ap­ peared before the Committee of Post Office Appropriations. Later, in his office, ha had some further disclosures. For example, Just the other week his inspectors salvaging mall at the scene of the National Air- 88. Ex'e. ,40. Atr: river dl. Judicial Inquest 41. Corn meal 48. Dull gray .47.Tha owaote nop (P.L) 41. Conduits Paye 4—Tuna. Fab. 18, 1860 SALES A S E R V IC E fg ( •ftrfsrl **------— Stan— '------------------------- -------------------------------— Bernik ~ PARTS W k X u O fla b A f a CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP sta B B sem ' �•* •v Lundquist Sets Mark As Seminoles Win locals Top Jlje Oviedo The fait breaking Sanford Seminolei picked bp their 14th vic­ tory of the aeaton in Oviedo last night by dafeating the Lion* 78-35 in a contest that was in doubt un/Mil the final quarter. w In tha JV game, the Sanford yeungatcra rapped out a 49-37 win ovar tha Oriado equad. In tha contaat little Ray Lund­ quist ripped the cords for 33 points and established a new S118 scoring record. The previous record was 31 points held by Jim Gracey In the Leesburg game last year. The hard driving Lundquist made them from all over the court f l i t t i n g layups and shots from the w outaide. He also had tremendoua succasa from the foul line drop­ ping in 11 out of 15. Ha had 11 flald goals. It was a tremendoua effort by tha littla fireball and he aeems all aat to lead the local aquad Into the OBC tournament with plenty of spark. Gracsy, who saw his record tumble, didn't do badly either. The six foot ace dropped in 11 field f i o a l s and two free throws for 24 points. His work on the boards was also one of the big factors in tha victory and this was probably hia best effort this year. .Forward Terry Christensen was also a great help for the local causa. He hit 10 points for tha evening and hia passing sat up many of tha points by Gracey and Lundquist. Husky Alike Duda paced Taul Qhliklcr's Lions with a 26 point out­ pour of buckets. In tha second quarter ha put tha Lions back in tha game when ha hit 15 of his points and a t tha end of the half tha Seminoles held a three point edge, 32-26. John Teslnsky was second in scoring for tha Lions with 10 points. In tha JV gams Mutt Johnson paced tha Seminoles with a 17 point spree hitting seven field Vgoals and three free shots, fiubba Davis was second in tha scoring with 13 points along with John Boniface who scored tha identical amount. F or the looters, Mike Teslnsky made a tremendous ef­ fo rt dropping In 19 points. The n a it action the high flying Seminoles will ace will be In the OBC tournment when they will fare the winner of the WildwoodLeesburg game a t 7 p. m. Friday • l « the ^kpqpka g y q ii.... *• . Fleck Takes Phoenix Open PHOENIX, Aria. (U P D -"It was • long time between victories," m commented Jack Fleck as he • pocketed the winner's share of the $22,500 Phoenix Open golf tourna­ ment. Fleck, a Los Angeles shotmaker whose last victory was In the pressure-packed 1955 Open when he edged Ben Hogan in a play­ off, got back into top money Mon­ day when he bested Bill Collins, Crystal River, In a championship playoff hare. They were dead­ locked after the regulation 72 holes • >t 273. Fleck shot a three-under par M and cashed in on Collins' mistakes te win it. Collins had a par 71 with a double bogle on the 14th bOlVa Fleek won $3,500 for first plsce and an additional $l,$oo as his share from the gste receipts for the playoff. Collins won $2,100 and •1.909. ,Hanford Tuea. Feb. 16, 1060—Page 6 Wrralb fovim fion By JERRY COVINGTON All eyes are now focused upon the Orange Belt Conference Tournament that gets underway Thursday night in Apop­ ka. For the first time since joining the OBC the Snnford Seminoles go into action seeded second only to Winter Park and it looks ns though these arc the two teams thnt will bo battling It out fot^the crown. The Wildcats took the conference during the regular season with only a single de­ feat to Lnkcvicw while tho Seminoles finished n fast second with only two de. feats. These two defeats were by the Wildcats but the last ono was n game that could have gone cither way. The fast breaking Seminoles fell short by only three points in a game that ended. 76*72. While tho Wildcats nnd the Seminoles are set as the teams most likely to suc­ ceed, a tournament always puts a differ* ent spirit in most teams and they should all be tough. Apopka is comparatively small this year but they nro well couched by Joe Sterling and they will be on their home court which will be a big advantage. Lakcview has also shown signs that they, too, can be rough and they are the team thnt managed to defeat the Wildcats of Covers Sports Winter Park In their only loss.* Of eourse, this 61*60 victory came while rugged Mike Mosher was out of the lineup and this probably hid a great deal to do with it. Wildwood can also be rugged If they happen to be hitting and Lucas happens to be on the pivot spot. The club that is the least likely to do anything is Leesburg. They have good height but very little ex­ perience. The Parkers have a well balanced at­ tack with Carl Dunn, Mike Mosher, Irv Broughton, and Danny Wiser all big scor­ ers and excellent reboundera. The Seminoles have tho leading scorer in the OBC in the person of Jim Gracey nnd his little buddy Ray Lundquist can also drop in a ftw. Terry Christensen and George Perides are also scorers in the double figure department nnd now that young xAlex McKIbbln has found the range, they should be able to match the rkera point for point. If there is a difference in the two ball clubs it is in the rebounding department. Cowboy Oravetz fits been more than ade­ quate all season and has done a fino job on most occasions but Mosher is far auperior to anyone in the OBC when it comes to taking the ball off the boards. Bears, Cinci Pace Ratings 'Whiz Kids'Closing In On One Of Big Ten's Top Cage Marks Usited Presi Ialera.Uonal WHO'S GOT the ball? Oviedo’s Johnny Tcsinsky, loft, and Ronnio Willis jump up for a loose basketball in last night's action between Sunford nnd Oviedo. (Herald Photo) Moore, Jordan Rapped By NBA Winter Olympic Games Turning into Political Battleground . SQUAW VALLEV, Calif. fUPl) —A "near ravolutlon" among the East and West Germans turned the 1960 Winter Olympic gsmes into a political battleground again today. With added strife among the Koreans and also the Chinese, the games which were designed to pro­ mote International harmony were following a pattern long preval­ ent in this biggest of all winter sports events. This latest battle — plaguing the games along with Injuries and a melting sun — developed when East German officials refused to recognize the official ratings of the International Ski Federation. (FIS). Meanwhile, South Korea fought to compete as a separate entry and Nationalist China battled to be recognized and permit its four athletes to compete in tha games starting Thursday. G e r m a n y , divided politically since World War II, was equally far apart even Li sports. Communist-dominated East Ger­ many won this latest dispute — and succeeded in naming one of its men te the downhill ski com­ petition — although the West Ger­ man who was ousted, Fritz Wag­ nerberger, is one of the outstand­ ing favorites in the event. Wwgnerberger and three of his West German teammates — Hanspeler Lanig, Willi Uogner and Ludwig Leitntr — all were rated ahead of the East German down­ hill skiers in the FIS ratings an­ nounced Sunday. The East Germane contended that one of their downhill sklera, Ebcrhard Riedel, should be select­ ed ahead of Wagnerberger al­ though Wagnerberger was ranked 17th while Riedel was ranked 20th. The West Germans charged by Intimation that West German law­ yer Herbert Kunie, chief of the overall German team, had "sold out" te the Communists. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U P l)-T he National Boxing Assn., which va­ cated Archie Moorc'a light-heavy­ weight championship M o n d a y night, threatened similar action today against welterweight cham­ pion Don Jonlan unless he can furnish official proof by Friday that he's fit to fight. Anothony Maccroni, president of the NBA, announced that: —The NBA had withdrawn title recognition from 40-year-old Moore because of hia failure to dcicnd the 175-pound crown within the prescribed six months, and a tour­ ney would be arranged March 5 to determine his successor. —Jordan facet loss of his 147pound crown unless h e . provides medical certification from tha California commission by Friday that he's fit lo defend against Cu­ ban Benny (Kid) Parel at Lai Vegas, N'ev., on 5!ay 20 or 27. Those Ohio State "Whiz Kldi" are slowly doting In on ono ot the Big Ten Conlerence'a most notable recordi. No Big Ten basketball team has gone unbeaten in conference play since the Illinois Whis Kids gal­ loped te the 1943 championship behind the sharp-shooting ol Andy Phillip and Art Mathlescn. Indiana came dose in 1953, los­ ing only one o( 19 league games and climaxing Its season by win­ ning Uie NCAA championship. Ohio State, though, la given a belter than even chance ol achiev­ ing an unbeaten league record thia season. The Buckeye*, with sophomore Jorry Lucas dropping In 31 points, recorded their 10th straight conference victory Mon­ day night by whipping Illinois, 109-91. Indians retained Its hold on sec­ ond place in (he Big Ten by hand­ ing Michigan its ninth confer­ ence loss, 14-69, at Bloomington. Walt Bellamy paced .he Boosters with 28 points, one lest than Michigan’s John Tidwell. Ron Johnson outscored Purdue's Terry Diichlnger, tha Big Ttn'a top scorar, 25-22, in leading Min­ nesota te a 71-89 triumph ovar the Boilermakers and Wisconsin mapped an cight-gama losing streak by downing Iowa, 8I-58. Xavier Ohio, hoping lor a bid to the National Invitation Tourna­ ment, presented Coach Jim MeCafferty with bit 100th victory by turning back Marquette, 79-75. BUI Klrvln scored II points (or tha Musketeers, who now have a 18-1 record, while Don Kojla had 25 for Marquette. Kansas State and Colorado re­ mained tied for tho Big Eight Conference lead whan the Wild­ cats edged Iowa State, 72-70, and Colorado nipped Missouri, 83-82. Kansas remalnsd on the heal* ol tho co-loaders by downing Okla­ homa, 54-83, on a free throw by Wayno Hightower after tha final buuer. WORTH MORE BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! Cleveland Owner Frankie Lane Spends Busy Day By United Press Frank Lane signed one. sold too and tat tight with two, but tfctaft two ran have a lot to do With whether Cleveland flaUbCs ono* two this year. Tb* player Lana signed was catcher John Romano. obtglaOfi this winter from the While Sox for whom he hit .294 last testae. Romano's signing left only thre* Cleveland players who $1111 hadn't agreed to term* end L484 ent that Rat to two by tailing edeond bled* man Jim Baxes to 8an Dl**e *t the Paelflc Coast Lean*. Only unsigned Indian now are outfielder Rockyr tColes . vito gbd plteher Gary Ben, a Id* game winner lest season. Land *. says he expects Bell te sign e contract any day but he'a not to confident in the ease of CoUvito, who earned approximately In lMd end li said to be 945,000 this year. The world ebamplon Dodger* at* nounced the ilgnlng of three pitch* ere and dew hive a total of td player* undar contract. Vetera* reliever Johnny Kllppetela we* end' of the three ot l i h and Ute Other two were rookie* Ford Young dad Scott Broaden. PRFSTIGf NEW YORK (U Pl) — Califor­ nia and Cincinnati, two basket­ ball teams with 19-1 record*, re­ malnsd 1-2 today In United Prose International's major colleaa ra t­ ing but Ohio Stata replaced Brad­ ley In third place. Bradley slip­ ped to fourth. Thero ware no newcomers In the top 10, but several taams in the select group switched pieces In the latest balloting by the SB leading roaches who rat* the teams fo r UPL Wost Virginia, beattn by 8L John's last w ttk, received less points in the voting but remalnod fifth. Utah and Utah 8tate of tho Skyline Conference conunued their steady elimb In the ratings. Utah moved from seventh to sixth and Utah from ninth to ssventh. Georgia Tech remained eighth. Vlllanovm slipped from sixth to ninth following it* Saturday night lota to Naw York University. Tex­ as Afikf remained 10th. THIS IdcntMos your WELCOME WASON woo w i k o m i wni/ON iH M N n u n Chevy’s 6-cyUnder engine* ore aot to aquoaxa oitra mUee out of ovary drop of fuel. They’re long famous for low fu el co n su m p tio n , high perform one*. Ir a n i v rs Power-peeked for peek par* formenct, Chevy'* husky V t'a moke child's play out of tho tougboat hauls. They have n mind Hoed to aeon* omy, too, th at keep* ooete down, profits up. m m it CbovroUt’e low primp make big truck newe for 1 0 . They money in your peeked on model after model. Stop* Vans, 4*Wheel Driven, many light-duty modoie with auto* lower oricod. Also, neteae have beau redueed eu dll eplloual Vfi'o. With independent front aue* pension there'* a brand-new, smoother, easier btndiiag feel behind the wheel. i MATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY. 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For work or for pleasure, thaoo double-duty beiutiea nre best (or both! PA S-dlll HOLLER Cor. 2nd ft Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD. F U . SALES ^ e 28 �Page 8—Tuen. Feb. 16, 1666 T H »P «B iP »rrc ■h p u st b y o u 9 -Y.LB I > o rA T e M URAT AMI AS BACK? WATCH THAT 1 TO O JsumwBP. HB P R O V E BV7 W ELL, O P A L L T H IN G S / H O W C O M S S O M ANY K IP S A L L W H A P I N '/ r ; G L O V E S ? t '■ ~yh TH EY M U ST O 'L E A B N B D I J U S T B O U G H T A JU N IO R 1 F IN G E R P R IN T O U T F IT ... / ...T * T R Y A N ' F IN D O U T W H O H A S B E E N SNITCW IN* MY C O O K I E S / C--------- -------- i t / WAIT... WAIT T f M3 V A \l!tiO NOT KM m : J l U T THtM T A X I. f> ' A THf tHP tS Mf-HEAC I t AVI! .MAJOR RALPH C. WOOD, right commanding officer of the Marine Bar* rack* at the Sanford Naval Air Station, is congratulated by Capt. Robert W. Slye, NAS commanding officer, upon presentation of the John H. Bear Memorial Safe Driving Plaque. Oviedo you Arne, * * « / Personals BY MARIAN R. JONES By PIIIL NEWSOM passengers in Los Angeles en UPI Foreign F.dltor route to the f i t East has rubbed U. S. Refusal to permit KLM an old sore spot, in Montreal, Royal Dutch Airlines to pick up headquarters for the United Na­ tions' International Civil Aviation Organization and the Airlines' In­ ternational Air Transport Assn., aviation sources la y they would FEBRUARY IX not be surprised if a number of Admissions nations retaliate against what they Chester Harper, North Orlando; regard as an unreasonably protec­ Florence Schclbcnbergcr, Sanford; tive U.S. attitude. These countries Paula Hill, Sanford; Betty Drum­ may stall possible U.S. applica­ mond, Sanrord; Jesse Thompson, tions for corresponding rights In Sanford; Shirley Childs, DcBary; Europe until the U.S. government Abner Frleson, Sanford; Rosetta relaxes its attitude. Daniels, Oviedo; Julia Medler, Despite Washington optimism Sanford: George Lewis, Long wood. that Russia ultimately will accept Births President Eisenhower’s proposal Mr. and Mrs. Winton White, San­ for a ban on all nuclear tests ex­ ford, a daughter cept the smallest underground Dismissals ones, sources in Geneva where Bertha Annie Jackson, Sanford; the nuclear talks are being con­ Mona Lee Wiggins, Sanford; Pat­ ducted see little hope for any ricia Wiggins, Sanford; Aaron such Russian about-face. Instead, Washington, Oviedo: Wcndel they think Britain, as the middle Wynn, Sanford; Denise Swain, nation in the controversy, may try Sanford; Harold Mclnnes, Sanford: to reconcile U.S.-Soviet differences Roy Frleson, Sanford; Herbert and bring about a giant horseJones, Tampa; Patricia Burke, trade. Otherwise, they say, the Sanford; Mrs. William Holcombe deadlock is complete. and baby, Sanford; Mrs. Donald The London conference to a r­ Rosey and baby, Sanford; Jane McKibbln, Sanford; John Me- range independence for Great Britain's African Kenya colony Naughton. Sanford. swiftly Is getting nowhere. How­ FEBRUARY IS ever, it generally Is agreed that Admissions Alton Burke, Sanford; Ruth African control Is coming soon Boone, Sanford; Victor Hill, Alta­ and that white rule is on the way monte Springs; Opal Cowan, De- out. West Germany's opposition So­ Bary; Clifford Grooms, Sanford; Doris Blalock, Sanford; Ellen cialists are going to bring .their Donaldson, Sanford; Louise I.a big guns to bear on Chancellor Fountains, Sanford; Isa Marie Konrad Adenauer's government in an early parliamentary debate on Roberts, Sanford. anti-Semitism. The government Births Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montano, San­ will weather the storm, but the Socialists • plan to charge it with ford, a son doing nothing during the recent Dismissals Mary Doucette, Sanford; Parker- anti-Semitic outbreak and with re­ Anderson, Lake Mary; Clifford fusing to clean out Nazis from its own ranks. Hospital Notes YOU*ARE TOE UNKNOWN OMMANDEftOf * JUNGLE ~ ■v RATBOLT / AW>VOUARETHEWRITERWHOfc BEERPRYINGINTOTHESECRETS Of THEtoTHOt-ANINDEPENDENT* MILITARYORGANIZATION-- ^ DO VOU ttJD W W iVl NO SPY/ I’M WHAT USUALLY 1 ONLY WEIPN6A BtAKE- ANSWER ME t WHAT ARB VOU COINS PC M THEBE' j f f M HAPPEMfl » M MA6A2IWE 9CSV THIS HAS GONEON . S P I E S ' „ 10/J6 FNOUGHT AMA J U S T LOOK A T ALL V i c E s e HUNGRY C IT T u e MOUTHS YOU HAVE TO L C H IL D R E N -.’ EVEPV BO D V J r COMB IN v [ HERE A T S ONCE \ J •2 T H E Y D O N 'T LOOK S O v " t L IT T L E J v* - t Mrs. Gormon Wilson, of SI. Aug* inline, visited in Oviedo recently. Mrs. J. W. Martin is a patient i t an Orlando hospital. Lynn Mosier is able to be up after having been confined with the flu. Mrs. L. V. Hart has returned from Atlanta, Ga., where she went due to the illness of her mother, Mrs. E. T. Bailey, Sr. Mrs. J. S. Means, mother of George C. Means, has been quite ill at her Gainesville, Fla., home. Mr. ami Mrs. George nettle, of Ft. Lauderdale, are living here while he is busy with the new con­ struction work at the Oviedo High School. Word comes from Jimmy Brook* shire that Dick Pace, well known in this circle of basketball fans, refereed the Georgia Tech*Kentuc* ky basketball game in Atlanta. Mr. and Mry. Johnny Jones were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B Jones. The occasion was in honor of Mrs. Johnny Jones' birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ragsdale and son, Stevie of Titusville spent Sun* day with Mrs. Hettie Ragsdale. Mr. and Mrs. J . B Jones and Mrs. Ruby Jones motored to Lees­ burg recently, to visit Mrs. Arthur Newett, wife of the former Lees­ burg postmaster. Little Christy Mikler and a group of friends, George Martin, Susan Clonts, Susan and Mary Lynn Xocrner and Pat Buckelew enjoyed a trip to the zoo in Sanford in honor of Christy’s birthday, accompanied by mother, Mre. Paul Mikler. Mrs. Joe Battle and Mrs. Jam es E. Brookshire ealled by Christy’s home to wish her a happy birthday while the group was assembled before departing for home. TV marvel scans the skies y like radar to pull in better R7WNHIU.I L _ 4 _______ t e tr a c k d aw n th e b e st possible p ic tu re on « * sry c h an n e l. 71 A IM S Y O U R A N T E N N A s t r a ig h t a t Rtc a ae d to g to w e r e f th e e h e n a a l I j jJ a i A * i t * * * w * * t- MAI BOAT ACTUAL M ill SAW "stasis" a* aa away chaaatUI Lika suet paaplt, yau'ra prabably la a laaaMea wktrt T V signals sean fraai away diractiaaa • H i ]ast tha aa# pair aaUana was aat up te fees. N<Wrth «/ Ufu***d* •/ CDS Raters are aaw <a tua sad ta TV raaapNaa was? Tl as Steer IT? Maks year saunas wstk t ar 4 tlaiss mere endsaUy sad briag la tha bast peeaible pleura fraai aay dlraetlsa. What yes Seed is tha TV marvel that caasta year eataaaa U Circle aad Detect Ilka Radar-tka CDR ROTOR. ■1ST SI •M-Tna-raassi Hen'S aH yea da la paU la dearer, •harper, street*? pktaraai -nasi sisTieas, atm* ristmu. Ws have S. Tara beads Rbpamsp JMrwtfea M*1*4Ur aa CD#* WeeM M RHla Deefref CeMsel. R Rater el tie As m af gear reef-naissM Laras it id a earnplats afrele MR paw aaa Us pfrtare slserea Uaa arar Wfeae. So pfnMtn# •Impte, tret UT Re why settle far half-way TV t PaU U alt tha abetsals year sat Is evmlyped te m elrs-w H h a thrifty COR ROTOR. N O W I Start getting perfect TV pictures W M ttV O O N T T R IL - MOMS - t t e x r r t S RAW HIM SNOOPista ABOUND TV* JRMCLQV GIVING ME TORbW “ DlHTMOM- —— X C O U N T tH - f S O T A 9 K R O T H I STORE o c re c riv R t o w a t c h s ^W H A f h r b o u g h t * IsU af company frsm far sad atsr, sad U ty sll say as gat mars sUUaas sad bevt a b«ltcr<#lctar» Shan they da. The c m SOTOS con net be hot." -Mrs. C. J. • I ta lia n s n s s e n s AbU m s . X*mi « m um s as s i n n s c a n s is data sad dear. Ws atver received real pUasare eat at T V tail we pat tbs sew CM SOTOS." -Cadis Cast. Braise, IB. " t e a a a a a t i a ay n u n M i u m a i . E v e a theugh my eaUass U a vary gaad ane, I cealdn't gat s tree, sharp lauge. glace lasUillnt • c m botoc, say pietsres are d o rtr, sharper, stssdlsr. My set behaves Uke s bread saw aat, arts Uaafh Us aorsetT V sUtlas la aver 41 miles sway." -Mslrta A. If ms. Pitas. Mist. By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Jon Harris and children of Orlando, Mrs. B asils# Haynes and children, Mrs. Gar­ land Roberto and saw of Euatie and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Knight and sons of Sanford were week­ end visitors of Mr. and M n. Leon Kael. Mr. and Mr*. William Frilaia. Cleveland, Ohio, havo been relied here to be with Mr. Fritsle'e uncle, John Probat, who Is Bl hi Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Cart Autrey of H attlaa# bury. Mist., Mr. and Mrs. Alton Martin and Mrs. Wesley Johnson of Cocoa and Mre. J . A. Johnson worn recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mre. Hubert Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Debit and family who have been residing make their home here. Mrs. George Poff has received word that her son, Don Brown, Is seriously ill in a Roanoke, V a.A hospital. Mr. and Mra. Joseph T. Lon of Jeckson, Mich., are visiting at tha home of Mrs. Allca Rush. They a rt making a tour of sonthem cities and will ba with Men. Ruth until the first nf March. Dickinson Vows Strong Campaign m WEST PALMBEACH BEACH(UPI) (U P I)-J* ____ ______ Sen. Fred O. Dickinson vows bn will begin "the most aggressive litlcal campaign In Florida's itory" here Wednesday, H. Elmo Robinson, Dickinson's campaign manager, estimated that 6,000 persons will attend a twehour parade and rally for Dickin­ son in Flagler Park. Dickinson, one of 10 man run­ ning for governor, lives In W as# Palm Beach. K RO TO R @ s t u i m o Q m c T t 'i m a I . •festassi Is PsrlM msessewa’^*3 Hoover Radio ft TV, 504 S. Sanford Ave. K«ck TV, SOU S . Park A yr. Winn*f TV ft Radio Service, 909 Second S t Seminole Radio ft TV, 501 Celery Ave. W. A. Norris, R t 1, Bo# 4J0-H, Lnksview Drive Paul's Town ft Country, 255S Orlando Drive m— \r Lake Monroe Personals COR ROTOR R O T A T E S A lf T O M A T tC A L L Y Personals By FRANCE! WESTER Th« 4-H Boyt of Lake Mary wrote carda to H. P. Thompsons lo tbsnk him for the 4-H calen­ dars at a regular meeting at tha Lake Mary School. They discussed past 4-H projects with Mrs. Cecty Mixon, leader, and what they wanted to put ip the Seminole County Fair at Sanfoed. The Intermediate Department i Nuclear Ban Urged BUKNOB AIMES, (UPI) - The twelve member executive committoo of the World Council el Churche*. In a meeting hern last week, urged the world's neclear power* In eenUnee te makf every etU ei �v'r: A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA2-2611 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 2. For Rent 2. For Rent 5. Real Estate For Sale FURN. Apt. MIH W. lat St. BY OWNER: House. <5,700. If you want a real buy call FA 2-6236 3. 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ALUMINUM Crendel, 124 Shannon Dr. VENETIAN BUNDS Enclosed head. Bag-prate 20. Automobllta rail with plastic m i*, or rayon tapes. Patton • ’35 BUICK. radio and hcatar, Dyn cords. 204-64 E. tat. a flow. Ph. FA 1-0661, Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. FA ! SHARP 1136 modal • passenger 112-114 W. 2nd St Custom Plymouth statloo wagon, COTS $4.96. Sale, pants $1JS per all whita, power steering, power pair. Army Navy Surplus, S16 brakes, tinted glass, automatic Sanford Ava. transmission, other equipment. ’59 ALLSTATE motor scooter, One owner. GUARANTEED, $.000 actual mileage. See to ap­ windshield, buddy seat, twin mlr. rors, 32 ’ x 16" basket; $t$6. « • preciate. Call FA 2-0614. Locust Av*. 1958 RENAULT Dslphlne, small equity and take up payments. $2,000 BTU oil circulator Heater, hai to be seen to appreciate. Phone FA 2 4373. Cheap! CaU FA 2-4207. ’SI CHEVROLET to ton piekup 1M0 PREMIER (1) wtth attacktruck, 6 cylinder, very good eon* ments. LB-LW portable. Sates ditlon, $400 cash. Can be aeen forward and reverse and darns. at 119 Lake Dot Dr. FA 2-1164. 10 payments, $3.20 ea. Writ* CB. Mgr., Box A ft A, Sanford Her­ 20-A Trailer* ald. FOR SALE — 1936 Spence Craft House Trailer. 46toxl. See Clyde LIKE NEW hospital tted, FA 2-3295. Welle at DaWitta Trailer Park. No phone call*. 12’ ADMIRAL reft-igarator wtto targe f free s* r computes ate, MUST SELL I960 33 fL Flag Ship clean and in excellent condition, mobile home, modern through* cheap FA 2-0340. out, deluxe color fixture*, full hath. Front of DaWitt’a Trailer Park, Rt. 17-02 So. Mr*. Jam il 2$. Notice* * P tTl — to DaVlne. WANTED: someone to drive ay t e car te Carbondata, HL 21. Furniture work thara. Write or some m interview te U l Cedar, tanferd Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 31$ Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4U6 24. Loot A Found New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ LOST: Sm al black and tm I has some blue tick under aeck. ances. ft Good Place To Lost ta vicinity te Bakar’i Dairy BUY, SELL or TRADI Mon. night. .Verne aad phene Jenkins Furniture number on eteler. REWARD tor 400 Sanford Av*. FA 1-74*0 Information. CaS C. D. Waits, FA 9-3441. • BIG VALUES • IUICK CREDIT LOST: Brow n____ __ __ • RASY TRIMS ar S keys laclwdtaf A.C.L. i_____ WI GIVE TOP VALUX STAMPS key No. 4603. Finder ptaaw re ­ turn to Sanford Herald. RE­ WILSON - MAIER WARD. New and Used F onto ar e 111 B. Flret SL FA MRS LOST: Social Security Finder please eotify FA ISAVE* REWARD. S PARE TI ME SERVICING ROUTE WITH HERSHEY CANDY Wa will selact a responsible par­ son in their local area servicing NEW CANDY MACHINES USING HERSHEY PRODUCTS. No experience necessary. Qualified person will hive opportunity of taming BIG MONEY dsvotlng Plumbing* & Repairs SERVICE CALLS $1.30. For d* only spare time to start. About pendable TV sonic* call San Now A Uaod fee C Themes 6 hours per week required fo 1031 Barite Rt. ford TV Center, 0th, and San Furniture and Applisnct* LOST: Mon* FA t-0440 service route and manage busi­ ford Ave. FA 2-1741. driver* Uceua aad ness. To be eligible you must Ph. TEmpto 1 H E A T I N G be able to make smell invest­ H. B. POPE CO. ment of $364 06 cash to handle. B. P tm Rt. Pto FA 0-0063 700 I. Park - FA 1-4264 For personal Interview write, Uwr* —ateCUSTOM BUILT giving particular* and phone ' Plumbing & Heating gta piece* or sots Alao flernt15-A Beauty Parlors to: Box 13, c/o Sanford Herald. AIR COVDITIONING ture repair. Catenate CONTRACT and REP HR WORK Bo Leveller With Professional FA f-T0«. H. Fem nle Help Wanted 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 34542 NAVY AND Beauty Cara. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby COLORED MAID under 50,.tingle; 13. Electrical Service* NEWCOMERS Beds. Day, Waek or must live on promises. Salary FURNITURE CENTER $123 per month and'board. Call House Wiring — Klectrie Service TOSANFORD 1100 French Ave. Grady Scott, Seminole County Sid Vihlen Beauty Baton Ph. TA 3-7*0 Home, FA 24)665. We invite yea to he nor RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 2110 Oak FA 1-7044 ehatantoly froe wtthent 112 Magnolia FA 2 0915 22. Artletaa For Bait tlm at m e te Rnafeedh DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP MATURE WOMEN Meteta while yen toe* Id. Build, Paint A Repair 2004 Adams Ph. FA ' 'SIS GOOD Used Appliances and TV.’*. able Your ago U not a handicap — honsteg to r yasnoeV m If you have about 4 hours ■ Germly. lac-, Third ft Palmetto. family. Fisk op poor top ■ day and willing to work — WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING A Satisfied easterner Is ear host advertisement. Work Guaranteed Rod Beard CHICKERINO Upright Pia*6, ax- onr Sales Office, AVON has wonderful earning HARRIETT! BEAUTY NOOK Contact 506 West 6th St. cellcnt condition. P l u s opportunity for you. For inter­ 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 14T41 Phone FA 2-0643 FA >404. view In your home, write, NOW — Box 246, Lockhart, June Brown's Beauty Salon PORTABLE IT !o. Hotpolnt TV. THOS. E. THOMPSON Fie. 2010 Adams Avt. Ph. FA 2-1627 VHF and UHF. Phono FA ft2796. General Contractor lioma Carpentry Repair* 16. Flower* ft Plante SOCIAL HOSTESS to direct enter­ Roofing A Siding tainment program in winter re­ Phone FA 3 6432 Cut Flowers For Any Oeeatttoa sort hotel. Write giving experi­ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP ence end include recent snap­ B ft M ROOFING for FA 2-1622 or FA I-6070 shot to, Manager, Personal, P. Contracting ft Repairs O. Box 1462, Sanford, Florida, FLOWERS Uceased — Bonded -Insured 17. Pels, Livestock, Supplies FREE ESTIMATES SHRUBS POOD SUPERVISOR: good work­ 500 Laurel Ave. PL. FA 2-7*43 MALE PEKINESE, pedigree, one ing conditions, 44 hour week; LAWNS year old. Phone FA 20214. between ages 20 and 55. Apply IF YOU have painting problems dietetic department, Seminole end want to take ad antage of 19. Boat* and Motora Memorial Hospital. years of axpertenca and the best of workmanship call K. M. HOUSE BOAT, completely equip LAWN MAINTENANCE Young FA 3-03*8 or J. L. Bledped, — lest motor — $050. Call TRAVEL - EARN PHONE FA S-710T so* FA 2-4133. FA 2 4219. Four neat appearing young ladle* 11-22 free to travel Florida, Texas, California with chape' roned group. Average earnings See it! Try H! 4th Addition $350 month. Transportation paid. Eapenses advanced. Apply Miss Collins, Florida State EmployHomos Daajgnsd tm ment Office, 110 West 2nd. ORVAIR Florida Living, Street Friday only. 10-12 Noon t * 4 Bedroom* — and 1 until 4 F. M. No phone | I A S Baths Club Coupe calls please. Mather of Sanford Wall WELCOME D a w n 's FERTILIZER Lommerse IT S the "M O S T " C ROUTE SALESMAN: Good oppar- I (unity for right men. Establish­ ed route. Guaranteed tilery plus commission. Vacation with psy. Hospital Insurance available. Apply In person to Philips ColonUl Cleaners, 110 So, Palmetto, Seaferd, Florida. H O M E S • • AUTO GLASS INSTALLED II. Mal« Help Wanted H* PARK PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AR types and sites, installed "Do It Yourself" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machinery end Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-6432 ANY TV REPAIRED $3.50 plus parts, if brought to shop by cut tomers. All work guaranteed for 90 days. CENTURY TV SERVICE 1319 Celery Ave. Phone F.\ •-1412 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti mates. Phone FA 2-7611. 2544 French Art. N EW 19. Boat* and Motora TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ ford, Like Mary and Longwood FA 2-2772 and FA 1-6611. lAff-A-DAY J. W. HALL ‘CaU Hall" AGENCY Tue*. Feb. 16, 1960—Page 7 15. Special Service* BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 1001 Park Ave., FA IU H or FA $-2246 evenings. FARMER'S Qmlft COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 2 bed room borne with venelien blinds, and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ tionally clean. FA 2-47*4 or FA 2-6642. Pboaa FA 2-3641 N. V. Farmer, Realtor S-BEDROOM CB nome. kitchen D. H. Whitmore equipped, terrains floors. Largo Lillian O. Trams rorntr lot. Low down payment •-UNFURNISHED houaea. one 3Associates. and m o n t h I y payments. room, one I-room. Call PA 2-3326. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 1 -lttl FA 2-4520. hours, FA 2-2611, FA 2-4621, FURNISHED apartmenta, hard­ After FA 2-0661 wood floor a, tile batha. *02 W. THE 8ANDS OF TIME 27th. Street. ARE RUNNING OUT a ACRES NEW 3-bedroom house. Phone 2 teres with 2 bedroom, cont rite There are only three homes left In exclusive SAN 8EM KNOLLS 0 FA 2-7213.__________________ block home, high end dry lead. This means that only Ihreu more House approulmately .0 yeart 6-ROOM apartment with screened famillee will be able to old, with new roof. Several oak happy porch, furnished or unfurnished sty: trees and asaortad citrus trass. FA 2-7660. Good wster. On pared Rd. *’!n looking for a home we tew 210,600 with email down pay­ many ftBEDROOM house well located with MANY of the fee ment. la WlnteP Perk, near echool tures of SAN SE’I KNOLl-S, but house and business section, with­ none with ALL of them. For $200 DOWN in 2 blocks te hoe Mae. Call instance there were many with 2 RR. home with hardwood floors TE 1-3153. $ bedrooms, 2 or He baths, end eersmie tile hath. electric kitchens, terrano floors FURNISHED house h r tost, 11 etc., l i k e SAN SEM ROSA L. PAYTON and KNOLLS, and some even had the same FHA financing with APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0576. And Associates low down pa) ment and low Registered Real Estate Broker SIT ESCAMBIA Dr., 2 bedroom monthly paymeots. Rut thara booaa. Phono FA 96026 after Ph. FA 2-1201 17-02 at Hiawatha was always SOMETHING wrong 2:06. — ilka not having eity water NEW two bedroom house; natural and sewers, or not having tho wood finish. Separate well, g-BEDROOM bouse, Florida room, large, covered patios you see In 26,300. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, kitchen tarnished. 206 Grapcville SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being 3rd Street, Lake Mary. Ave. Phone FA 2-3136. located in a noisy neighborhood. V. A. FINANCING APARTMENT and house traftor; NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME That Is ons thing we tova about Rlverview Ave. Phone FA 2-2467. Pay closing coate of 2615 60 and SAN SEM KNOLLS - ,t U more late this home with torQUIET. Another thing, wa ran AVAILABLE February IStb; S rasao floors, oQ furnace, tile let our children play in front room cottage completely Banbath.. Located outside City because our home is on a dead tabed. ell ntilittae, ready to awes Limit, in West 11aran Subdivi­ end atreet and / e don’t liva to. Adults only. 2606 Parte. sion. Total Price $11,100. in constant fear that a speeding T u r n , a p t 2300 MtatonrinT' ear will run them down. IT IS ROBERT A. WIUAAMS, Realtor LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE F u r n is h e d > M m VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! ment, first Boor, 211 W. Mth St. FA 3-2061 Atlantic Ratal Bldg. And, last but not least, the con­ OoM FA M6S0. struction to guaranteed to be the very beet because every bit ta T u r n w h p d oottaga at Five J u tt Outbid* City k was personally supervised by I Points. Phone FA 21667. Limits the builder, Philip Zculi.’’ — atoon two bedroom home RENT A BED on two lota. Priced at MAN. SAN SEM KNOLLS is four blocks ray, Hospital * Bali Eaey terms. west of French Ave. on Twen­ By Day, Waek ae Meath. tieth Street. A Stemper associate CARROLL’S F tn u v m m i to on the premises daily. 1%. FA 2-1131 u s W. la* BL t Bedroom barn* near bom. terrasao floors. Priced at $0,100, cash down $100, balance $77.30 W. H. “Bill" Stemper Agency 2. 2 and 6 BR. houses, 2 BR Realtor A Insuror per reoath. furnished apartment. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffar home to Tabula County, Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper ROSA L. PAYTON lamtor Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Bra acres with mmllont two r And Associates bedroom house; storage; gar­ Baton E. Noonan. R. T. MeCeskill T. C. Troulner Registered Real Estate Broker age; thicken bouses. Ideal for 112 M. Perk Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha poultry or kennel. Priced at Phene FA S-490I Phone FA 2S33I 2Mt Park Dr. $0,660. Baep tonne. S-BEDROOM, kitchen furnished, 2-BEDROOM home In well estab­ 166 month. FA 2-1166. Laktakwnt ho mesitee H.3M up with lished neighborhood. I p a e 1 a 1 easy terms. S-ROOM furnished apartment. Ayterm*. FA 2-0110. ply apartment 2, 2611 Sanford C A. Whiddon, Sr. Ave. or cell FA 2-07M. Stenstrom Realty BROKER ^FURNISHED 3-bedrooaa home m Bo. Park Art. Ph FA l-NSl • HERBERT STENSTROM at 2004 French Ave hnmediate Ragtstarnd Broker I possession. Contact Doa Royer FURNISHED turn bedroom home LEN RISNER at Burgar King at U1W. 13th. Prise $TMI. with LOTTIE BROADWAY $3.10166 ratal, balance 060 per KEN TORBETT FURNISHED Apt Mi Park! meMh Including Interest. Large BETTYE D. SMITH tot aoned for business end in Associates IrHLAKA APARTMENTS: room neighborhood. By owner. 11 N. Park Ph. FA 2-I4M private hatha, 114 W. Vbte Bt FA 2-0054. MOVING AWAY. See this nice MOUSE oa Cameron Avenue, East Urge heme and make an offer. 4V*>% Financing aide bat ween Calory sad Oeaava Low terms. FA 2-S666.. Arenas; 6 bedrooms, Utahan ap­ Navy Officer most anxious to pliances. Scliad but atop. Quid bring his family to nsw duty ONE LOT, high and dry, 70 ft. neighborhood. t7f par station haa Juat reduced price wida 146 ft. deep, facing Country I Phono FA 2-M4C. on lovely 6 bedroom 2 both Club Rd., to Loch Arbor. Tarmi kitchen equipped home to hate­ can bt arranged. FA 2-1122. •-ROOM unfurnished house with ful Drsamweld section. Among sleeping porch. Call FA 2-1266. outstanding features are tiled RAYMOND M. BALL f. 2 fulllly tiled baths, large IlNFURNISHED house PA S-IM6. AND ASSOCIATES family room, dishwasher, and Real Estate — Insurance •-ROOM house, unfurniihed. 1267 disposal, corner lot. If you arc Surely Bonds Elliott Art. Phone FA MMI. looking for a true value, this Ave. Ph., FA 2-6641 to it — requires $2510 down, SIS So. Park Sanford 1 SALE or BENT: f-bedieoai CBS balance $07.00 monthly — no Evans Bldg. Lake Mary home, kitchen equipped, near dosing costs. Soma terms can PineCroat Schod. 1704 Magnolia, Ph. FA 2-1200 be arranged on down payment. t Phone FA 2-3277. 5. Real Estate For Halo Odfered by Seminole Realty THREE bedroom home on two loti, corner So, Sanford and M001 Perk Ave. FA I-I2S3- or 14th. St. Come, look, make of­ PA 2-2240 Evening fer. T. V. Cantrell. 3-BBDROOM, S both, double car­ ports. extra large utility room, BY OWNER: 2-bcdroom CB heme; Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr, comer lot; fenced back yard. PA 2-127P. $250 down. Phone FA 2-1262. HOUSE for rent. So. Sanfrord Ave.. near Lake Jcuup. Thone r A 2-3194. WaferS TWO-POOP BOYS - VETS Three, clean cut, neat appearing young men, 10-22, single, free to travel Florida, Texet, California with national firm. Average earnings $7$ week. Transporta­ tion paid. Permanent work. Ap­ ply Mitt Rollins, Florida Stats Employment Office, IIO W. 2nd. Street. Friday only. 10-12 No n and 1 uatU 4 P.M . D e is t phono. AT NBW LOW PRICES Chock and YOU wiU see for yoerseir. It la the MOST BOMB IN ■ANFORD FOB THB MONEY. $1,000.0* to Ibd TOTAL BALK Price. C l o e e ta SHOPPING CENTER, SCHOOLS s e t CHURCURM, 100% AIR CONDITIONED with S tan York beet pump duct to each room. KITCHEN equipped wHh Blactrie Rang* and Refrigerator, BY OWNER 2417 So. Myrtle St. Phono FA 2-5fl$9 for app&intment. Don't waltt See the nsw Corvsir 6-Paeaenger Club Coup* today I The on* U.8.. built compact car with tha look and foal of *porta-car fun. F u l l • - paaaenfftr room and aotofortl Wa’va got it at a lower prion you'll Ilka! Coma In and drlvs K I S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECREST VA-FHAFHA In Servlet Conventional' Financing Down Payment! Low ae $ W You u i move la atafy whlla tha Wa Guara»taa SstUfaetloa Oh Tha Construction Of Ytar Horn* For Tito Ftoyi Yaar — Op Yom Datm Payment A nd CM rh Coat Will Bo Chaarfalr Rafundsd. Odbam 4 Tudor, Inc. Offtc* Open StaS TR StaS IhAy HOLLER Sad ft Fatasetta Ph PA Stoll Itat F. M. TM Bilh ItatV OBF.awr.tv«Ma sub fk V �I BJt P \ B-Ttigg. ■ 16. 1960 Ifr . Uarfarl frr.Il Sf. Cloud Takes Play |^ p p |g BCCOfflCS ffa W , BBNNE WAIN WRIGHT Babes, Bribes At Conclave Not Tax Deductible everywhere in'this country PATRICIA JACKSON Waiowright, were crowned king aad queen of the Oviedo High School Valentine b a l ia the school gymoatium Saturday evening. C. K. Buckelew acted ae meeter of ceremonies and totoeduted the queer't attendants, Mias Ana Slavik and Mia* Sukaane Partin, of tho freshman class; Miss Lin­ de Harris and Mlaa Naomi Tuhy, of tho Sophomore cleat and Mlaa Gladys Alford and Mlaa Julie Gore, of the .Junior deal. The oorooatloo waa held at 1:20 p. ra. Due to the Illness of Mice Juaic Fleming, runner-up for the honor of being fee queen, Mlae Marlene Betlhorn crowned the queen. Bonnie Willis, runner-up Tbs DeJery Volunteer Fire De­ partment win hold s dance a t the Sanford Armory, Feb. M etS p, m. Tlaheta will be an sale at DcBary Plasa Wedoeeday, Fob. M, ail day, end Saturday, Fob. to, to the morn- BOSTON (U PI)-A a apple be­ came an Important Item today la the first degree murder trial of a dapper radio operator accuted of ■laying hli pretty shipboard girl friend. The queitlon In the mlndi of the 12-man Jury waa a vital one: Wai the apple Willem Van Rle nonchal­ antly picked up In the dining aalooa the night of the murder the lame one that police found In the eabia of petite Lynn Kauffman? Van Rle, hand tome 3t-year-old Dutchman, la accuted of beating the pretty Chicago dlvoreee and throwing her into Boiton Harbor the night of Sept. I t after what the atate called a “torrid” ro­ mance. Her half-naked body wai found the next day wathed up on Spectacle Jaland. Monday't rioting witneia in the fourth day of the trial befbre Su­ perior fudge Frank J. Murray wai Stephanie Specter of -'ll. Loula, Ityear-old daughter of die dead girl'a employer. She aaid Van Rle picked up the spple ss he left the dining saloon of the Dutch peeaenger-carrying freighter Utrecht and "towed M in the nlr a couple of timee" aa ha mu um room* im Two St. Cloud players topped at entrants to win the Sanford Imi­ tations! Shufflebosrd Tournament open doubles Thursday and Friday# k Webster Smith and Janet Smith of St. Cloud took first place in the tournament at the Ft. Mellon Park courts. Second place winners were Harold Perry and William Heruth of Peabody. Third place waa token by Juanita Kayi and Leslie Vincent of DeLand. and fourth by Herbert M. Hoffman and Earl Taylor o( Eustis. 9 In the consolation section. Alien Smith and Harry Graham of OrUndo took first spot and Virgil Curry and DaUy Curry to Sanltndo were In second place. More than UO persons attended the tournament. Educators To Meet County Council of Seboola wilL meet Wednetday at t:30 a. mJ at the Lake Monroe School School Supt. Milwee win be hi charge of the meeting. LYMAN’S JUNIOR HIGH Chorus entertained at the school’s assembly period last Friday. The Chorus con* a m BOSTON (UPI) — Coach Lou Sabaa of the Boston team la the new American Football League has hired his chief aesiatants at Illinois Western State Collage to help him coach the professional slob is IMS. Hired were Bob Miller, who will serve as line coach, end Joe Collier, who will work with tho ends. Valentines Aid Students' Clubs sista of approximately 60 youngsters, Move Over Wilt; Shue Needs Room NEW YORK (UPI)—Mo<b aside Wilt Chamberlain and iqflke room for Gene Shue! Chamberlain, the fabulous Pblladelphia Warriors rookie, already has act new National Baskatball Association all-tlma single season scoring and rebound records. Almost obscured, howc Chamberlain’s fantastic and rebounding ia tho fi Shut of the . Detroit Pit scoring at the highest ri for a backcourt perform hl« current 22.4 per-game through II contests. ' Ia Thankful Tribute — (Herald Photo) mm M Orioles Sign Scouts BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) D'Arcy (Jake) Flowers, an infielder with (be St. Louis Cardin­ als, Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincin­ nati Reds, and Eddie Miller, a star ahortstop with the Reds, Cards, Boston Braves and Phila­ delphia Phillies, have been signed at part-time icouti for the Flor­ ida area by the Baltimore Orioles. A gratefully lodges menu for HEART RBBIARCM. P. O. BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. dost litis walking bom on* room bo another . . . a bran Macfcto-butk houaa and lot In yam ahoica of lour General Development Corporation oomimanMaa Somplatoly furnieHH, raady bo move in, plus a p u ranbeed job fer one year a t $100 a weak. Investigators were reported to . he digging tote rumors that glris , wore flaws to the eoavaatiou from f jM E rtk J L f * v + ♦ *• v. * * ♦ Jfew York and Chieago. IMS officiate Mid any deductions RALEIOH, N. C, (UPI) -Lead; elelmed for expenses found to to­ f t vtovt illegal activities would bo era of a Negro protest against segregated lunch eountera ia North ■ w m m eat with**i*t hesiiailon. Carotins plan n mass rally la Durham tonight to bolster etebusisam for tho domonitratiooo that show signs of waotog to o n Sm atate. . Gordon Carey, e representative of the Congress of Bernal Equality who came to North Caroline to direct the demonstrations, aaThe Ovtodo P-TO now Ime MO aouneod plans tor tho roily Mon­ day night after Negroes failed toembors. The count tonnt numbers hip to show up at luneh counters •htirm aa Min. Bohori Lw watt rs- on states along Raleigh's main street. Mivsd nt a ronsot mooting. ■Mis Mrs. W. Wo Us H. M Martin, BtogMBg toll Mrs. ■# M Rex CA A demonstration to High Point I Ctonte and Mrs, William B. Wait waa halted Monday after-n fight : w on named go Urn nominating broke out between tom Negroes , oommltteo to a*4 now officers tor and a white yenih. M wee believed to be the first violence connected > too coming poor. At tho,I p,.at. mooting bold to Oviedo's CMr MAH the members to aiao North Carolina cities aad ■ voted to buy a now hto plate tor boom to South Carolina, Vtrgiaio, Tsnoimss and Florida. Lutheran Open House Day Termed Success fi«f.povt iiHiuaini IOI, will DV npr* daily built for you in your choice of five General D evelopm ent com­ munities, Port Charlotte, Port St. l-ucio, Port Malabar, Vero Beach Highlands, or Hebastian Highlands ■even Sanford ares Lutheran chnrehai participated to whet wai described aa a “ most successful" Opm Houm Day Sunday. Visitation calls totaling 400 wero assigned, MS completed with the result l l persona expressed desire to Join the Lutheran church. Thirty*throe children enrolled tor Sunday school. A total of « | attended Sunday NSW FURNITURE The homo wiU bo completely fur­ nished and decorated to vour taste with furwltura valued a t $2,600 NEW JOB General Development Corporation wHI guarantee you a job a t $100 a week for on# year. The exact nature of tho poaition will be governed by your peat eapariassca and obdity. SECO IB M IZ E t Bouts Carded A $966 homofito to Port dwrtotog or Port S t Lucto , NBW YORK (UPI) - Match maker Toddy Browner has matchod Victor Solaaor against Yams Bahama aad Antonio MmiUa against looao Legato to two to ronod boots of Modtoon agnosw Garden, March 4. grade oU bsm waa too room oosmt tor too toted ttiao to o row. Paul MlfcJer atkod mem bora to turn out to support of too basketball team tor Uu remaining kouu games. Rev. George H. Oariion gave too HVWIVIWU MB JIMM ahowod Wm tovocotioo and later o film taken at tho acano to . school firs, to Chicago. Now X I T N IR I PRIZES: Frigldairt Mobil* Dfohwathert Requires no plumbing or cootiy installslion. Fully automatic. Pro-wash fluehas, ocrub washos. pro-rinoo gushso, doubto rinsis, and dnao. • IT'S EASYI NOTHING TO i UYI ENTER NOWI AS you do lego to a Conoral Davatopmsnt Corpooation branch office or homo com­ munity, got on Official Entry Blank, and complete the phrase, “ I would like to live ia a MackU-built homo in Florida tw- tectivo, and about 4B$ a r t chtidren'a books. In Jansury, MS adult and to children's books wore bar* rowed. There are now Mt borrow­ er* cards to too Ola. Any DoBnry resident atop Join fro# of charge. Urn library, whith is staffed by voinatoort, to located in tho avia building aa Null Mood. Tuesdi D o lo iy Vote A beautiful SO' x 1S$* tot toot you s m buM on now, or hold far the future. Vieit any of the Genera! Development Branch offices or Florida Communities and get complete information th at will halu you write your entry. Use photos rs pits and floor plane of MacMe-built homes. Find out about their quality < and max " ’ 1 ~ to i p. m. w nad Saturday. 7 WTSTMMM flMNM tMMIHTKt PORT CHARLOTTE I v r s r f lM) m u c m (M M IT I I I f l l l l ^ l N V U m U IV CMMBAVIM a t » wow » < • ’ r—,a n ♦.T ♦ <—■w I - ■j\ §5 m m m aaMmmtona SEMINOLB s' �: 'v ■ *- - - - - - - *- - - - - - - - - - - - *- -- — $ 9 5 ,9 1 0 Health Center Bid Awarded Work on Uie nrw Seminole Countr Health Center will begin in three weeks. Architect John Burton re­ ported this morning after the Coun­ ty Commission met in special ses­ sion and awarded the project con­ tract to Shoemaker Construction Co. of Sanford on a bid of $95,910. The bid la subject to approval by the Florida Development and Pub­ lic Health Commissions. The center ia expected to be com­ pleted six months after construc­ tion starts. The County Commission met Tuesday night to open bids on the center and at the time an apparent low base bid of $114,521 was made by Hicks and Vogel Construction Co. of Jacksonville. However, the board had several (Eh? VOL XLIX County Health Realistic Estimate Director Sets J0f Jail Cost Asked Best Unit' Goal The County Commission Tuesday authorized Architect Jamea Gamble Rogers to present a “realistic’' cost estimate for the new county jail and remodeling of present court* ho wee facilities at He meeting next Tuesday. Board members looked over preliminary plans for the new jail and eourthouse remodeling job. Tbs atw jell win be sooslructed adjacent to the eourthouse on pro^gerty bow partly utilized for parkSkeUbce for the aew jail reveal that the two-atory structure will have feclliliee for 118 prisoners, on elevator and oatla for mentally Bi and juvenllaa. Preliminary plana for remodel­ ing of the eourthouse show County Commission cham ber!. relocated on the ground floor of the build­ ing, with a seating capacity of • -so elevator algo wm.be toaUiMl ' ground floor, Ik e -m o st ve turn in the reaiodeUag it according te Roger*. Iltiona on the second floor tine hide additional space for Mm lea ■ssriinra and county judge and more count* apace lor the tea collector. Additions on ttto third floor will Include a law library, which ( j wtM occupy the present County wCom m luion chambers,,* court rea room aod additional jw igt'a chamber. err Mysterious Sub Believed Struck •to PUERTO MADRYff, Argentina (UPD — The Argentine frigate Murature attacked and perhapa damaged the mystery submarine of the Nuevo Gulf Tuesday night, ropsr—Mr with depth chargaa flown ftraaa the United Utatea. The boat, undetected for more than M hours, was picked up on sonar Tuesday tight h r the Argentine frigate King. The Masrature, following word from the 4K ing, dosed in and also detected '*1 hope to make. Seminole Coun­ ty's health unit the best ia the state.” With these words Dr. Clyde L. Brothers took over the office of county health director Tuesday. Brotheri cornea to Seminole County with a wide experience, in­ cluding the post of chief of staff at Alcatraz Prison in the early 1930's, and health director in Madison and Taylor counties. Urotbers a retired brigadier gen­ eral, served in commands spanning ilia Far East theater of operations during ihe Korean War, Hawaii WASHINGTON (U P D -A fight­ and in Waihington. He is a native of Hichmond, Va., ing mad President Elienhower and has one son, who is a Jet pilot lathed at his defense policy critics stationed at Williams AFB, Arlz. President Raps U. S. Defense Policy Critics j'&JwSffrlr$ NEW YORK (UPD—Slock price* at t p. m. American Airlines ....................2t American TAT ...................... 85 American Tobacco ................IH « Bethlehem Steel ..................... 47V* Curtiss-Wright .......................... 2SV4 DuPont . ..................... 2271X Eastman Kodak ,..................... 954« Ford Motor ..'.......................77 General E le c tric .......................07 General Motors ....................... 4514 Graham Paiga ..........................MU Int. TAT .................................S2to I»rillard ........................... 36 Minute Maid ........................... 19 Penney ............ *......................113 Penn RR..................................... 15 Sears Roebuck .......................44*i Standard Oil NJ ................ .454* U. S. Steel ........................... MW Westlnghouse El........................45V* The Seminole High Scbaol Bead Assn, barbecue will ha bald flatur- f 5 U ' eticIwn^baSerae will be ^ 3 ; 3 0 ^ . Reds Linked Strikers To Vote Step CtfoW TIME AT THE COUNTY FAIR la a good lime for Boy Scout* of Holy ' y Grot* Croaa Kp Epi copal‘ Church “ Troop 601 -----to give a working demonstration ...... of part of the their exhibit at the fair. From left, are Patrol leader Chris Th n m if. John John Horner Unrn*r and anH Troop'Qunrtermaster Trn m vO i Thomas, Bill Duxbury. (Herald Photo) C # ,. Price ft ToS f f i II •j j r J w * r k j : '«*o*» * '** <; -VV ' f * ^ M j^ t fig s ■ R r o u - ‘AV <V W ’ ^ fki&t T H IS S N O W IN S A N F O R D d id n 't fall k a ra . H w aa Im p o rte d from f Tenneaaa a by V . L H a m b y , 118 F re n c h A v*., w ho g o t b ack y M k f i i y fro m a v isit io th e m o u n ta in * . H am b y to o k kio hifl jag j a g f a t a f driakiag water up and pack. e d i t w ith anow fro m th a re c e n t a t o m tb a r a f o r th a r e tu r n drive. Jla re­ p o rte d t h a t k g g o ad s aatsaad te a o a r l a aUda In to • tr a c k a t < JfaahviU a g a d a m d a h im a n ja g k t f i f f i m oM rt U k M t v e ry m u c h T lI r a . EUen T yre Insp ected t h a anow , quickly m ad e a minia$ B — III PtouteJ WASHINGTON (UPD — Sweep­ ing Pentagon and congressional investigations wera ordered Wednesdayfinto an Air Force Reserve training manual which linked churches with communism - and termed “foolish” demands that Ih* American people know what ia going on. Air Force Secretary Dudley C. Sharp announced the manual had been withdrawn from use Feb. tl, but *aid a full Inquiry will be made to find out who waa responsible for lb* publication. In Congress, Rep. John E. Moss (D-Calif.j, chairman of the House freedom of information subcom­ mittee, ordered his investigator* t* “ gather every fact.” Ha termed Ihe manual “ an outrageoua display of arrogance.” Sharp “ categorically repudiated" the viewpoint ef the manual which .had. brought a vehement pro leA lig g i Tbe National Conned of ChukJTs. Most Wild hla grot# may bold hearing*' on tbe situation. “ W* want to know who approved It and wv want to know its distribution,” he said. Defense Secretary Thomas I. Gates Jr. was repor)ed “ startled and stunntd” a t the conteala a t the manual. Sharp said be acted immediate­ ly on learning of the cxtoteaM of the manual Tuesday, He found that Air Force handquarters had directed withdrawn! of tha document last Thursday, the day the church council sent a totter ef protoM In Oates. Were GenCircuit Chalmers. Manu­ facturing Co. and Fedtral Pacific F.lectric Co. Rep. A. S. Herlong To Seek Re-election Nearly l.ooo perrons attended Ihe Seminole •County Fair Tues­ day night, aceonllng to Fair Direc­ tor John McCloskey who said about 3.000 adults and 3,000 child­ ren passed through tho gates. Attendance was greater than at any other night in the history of the fair, Joel Field, fair chair­ man said today. lie estimated there were 3,000 persons on hand for the awarding of Uie two bicycles, prizes which were given to a boy and girl about 6:45 p. in. Coffee Club Prize List Distaff Lure Many of the feminine guests si Die Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club Thursday morning will walk out of the USO-C of C Bldg, with valuable prizes. Scheduled to be given away are hose, a silver-plated bread tray, a magazine rack, a $10 gilt rertillrate, a 24-piece picnic set, a tele­ phone extension, an electric clock, a two-pound box of candy and a wall mirror. Tha coffee klatch starts at 10 a. m. and ends at 10:30. The only talks planned are by the em ­ cee, Charlie Morrison, when he makes the awards. Tha after-Valentine parly, will be attended by secretaries, recep­ tionists and office assistants. Cars were parked on both side* of Hwy, 17 92 and in the grasi divider in the middle of tho road. The line of autos outsid* tha fair grounds stretched from near the Mar-Lou Restaurant to Lake Mary Rd. The midway appeared to be the major attraction and the fair grounds were most packed be­ tween 6 and 9 p, m., Fiald said. For Ihe special Children's Day, fair officials distributed 12.500 free gale tickets to private and parochial schools in the county. As Ihe fair closed down for the night, security guards and Dis­ trict Constable J. Q. Galloway urged safe driving on the way home. Pointing up the nerd for high­ way and traffic safety, the fair association has on prominent dis­ play an auto wreck exhibit which displays a sign reading, "The speed that thrills is the speed tha l kills.” ■ •V swi Longwood C O f C Hears Glee Club Longwood Chamber nf Com­ merce members heard Ih* Lymaa School Glee Club at the Chamber's recent meeting la the Civic Club. Labor Organizers' School Ordered Out O f Business ALTAMONT Tcnn. (UPI) - A mountain school devoted to train­ ing labor organizers and racial integration leaders was ordered Tuesday to go out of business. Circuit Judge Cheater CbstUfl ruled that Highlands* Folk School WASHINGTON—Rep. A. Sydney of Monteagle, Tcnn., violated both Herlong, serving his IMh year segregation and beer laws ta d waa a* ,U. 8. representative from one operated for the personal gal* of of the most populous district* in Ihe nation, announced Tuesday Doyle Conner *f Starke, a can- founder Myles Horton, 33-yoar-oid he will seek rc-elacUaa Id Con- didata for commisaionar of agri­ farmer YMCA secretary who work­ culture, will be at Spencers' Res­ ed oa a labor organizer during the X avowad proponent of Mates' taurant Thursday from 10:30 a. m. Dtpreaslaa. Tho school, which sponsors a rights and foe of excessive govern­ until noon to set up hia Seminole ment spending, Herlong disclosed County organization tor the cam­ aorto* of workshop* rather than he baa qualified with dw florid* paign. regular romoalor-atyto course*, has secretary of state as a candidate Conner will visit with perrons beta under attack sine# Honoa for the Democratic nomination In interested in discussing the cam- stoned it in ll~r. u s aumuiauaLwa ihe Map Jed polfls during M s aafbo hmm. ■r'« Conner To Seek Seminole Support Longwood'* new toning commis­ sion will meet to diseuse the totes toning ordinance Feb. a at • p. at. la the town balL Fred Stickles, John Strong. Dewey Finch, Dick Zartmann and John Reams are members of tha new commission, appointed by thn town council. Amendmcnls, additions and dela­ tion* to tha toning ordinance, will bo discussed at the meeting. Dis­ cussion will covar fence require­ ments, setbacks, minimum living area, land use permits and type* ef butineta and industry in be ex­ cluded from Longwood. last fall aftar a night raid by offi­ cers who found supplies of boor is a building. Horton laid tho board of direc­ tors will meat next week to decide what action to take. Cecil Branstellar of Nashville, an attorney for the school, aaid ho will eyp Judge Chatlin'a ruling. Both Horloo and tho tehee! have often boon accused of subversive activities, but g jogtalaUva tovosG- gating committee agid R could tied no proof of inch actions. Morton, * native of Eovaanalq Tea*., who attended lb* University 4)1 ||| IlM k llllt geasiaaiy to New Vert, watted eg sa AFL srgaaiser to ISM and far u o CIO texlito workers uatoa to ito fra d lM . i ‘i:‘ .-veXi.' u. ■ Governors Offer Children's Day Crowd Longwood Board Highway Program A t Fair A t Record High To Study Zoning ; Sr a# ; v V .« 5 ‘ _________ Churches, WASHINGTON (U PD -T he na­ tion's governors presentsd to Con­ gress today a program for pump­ ing $900 million Into the interstate highway program. The "formula” was presented by Gov. Abraham A. Riblcoif of Connecticut. Exact details of (he plan wera not spelled out. The Connecticut rovernor sched­ uled meetings with leaders of both tha Senate and House to outline Ihe governors' proposal to restore funds cut back by the federal government. Ribicolf said toW aajjikr.l by President B down with Congt out a method of barks. The prcsii offered a budget i oe Hlghwa) p higher gasoline ■4R r v & d l r / j j y - . _____ WASHINGTON (UPI) — A survcy claimed today one-third ef Ihe southern high school students questioned favored school integra­ tion. Two-lhlrds of to.ooo youths interviewed In all sections of tha country backed integration. ' m* _____ Integration Favored M. Band Association Barbecua Saturday •______ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - A fall from his bunk killed a young sailor at Jacksonville Air Station Tuesday. He was Airman Gcorga Wayne Lentz. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lentz, Welrclka, Okla. Longwood Tourist No Anti-Semitism Club Holds Dinner 23 NO. 631 AF Reserve Publication Probed By Congressmen Full Kills Sailor Joint ford. $1I»,U0; John W. Hock «f Titusville. 1148.700; R I e h a r d ■ Builders of Winter Park, 8l30,lto and Voigt Construction Co. of Chaluota $133,000. The new rrn ter will bo located between Eighth and Ninth Sts. off Hwy. 17-92. Cost of the building had been estimated at $100,000 with $45,000 of the funds to come from ■ Hill-Hurtort Hospital-aid grant. j^ a ttfo r fr News Briefs CHICAGO 4UPD Striking ■Ui o,-Kir United P acking w Wori Workeif of A n m c i mMt ' Sanitarian Val Rohkiaa to ffitlUar- hous# pie Sunday nighu Thursday to9 Vole Vote on an agraeite himself wtlh county lie ••Hi* eye#glaring Icily and his lips, mrnt dcslgnedjlu _ 1i»u end their bitter, pu(ted In anger, he declared that ! "* * * & strlfe-tora walnut againat Wilson * C*. if. anyone beitoved be had deliber­ AHhough.be said it w iu flb early ately mi*Ied the country, ha m t l d to discuss 111101 for th e n fllth sail, Defense like to tell that perron off RtruMv druthers'did say he rape* to en­ fare. Elsenhower said he r s | a l M large the present imeflcsl staff to WASHINGTON tUIM )-Tbc U.S. the charge as lesplcab " ..the needs of the county'* and Britain dlltooted today they His remarks were jointly will buikf in the Yorkshire newa Conference when a if* a great dost that has countryside »a high-power radar said that critics contend he said, "but it takes station as a guard against ballis­ Eisenhower administration ia _ tic missiles. The agreement, money, complacent and ia putting economy I'M'have to cut the melon to reached in l-ondon Feb. 1$, was above security. Ha then was asked the plat of the budget now.' announced simultaneously by the if he thought be bad misled the Stata Department and in the Bri­ American people. tish Parliament. The President declared that U. S. defenses were strong and awesome and that be was tired of hearing BONN, Garmany (UPI) - Tha people cite defense as an axcusc West German government said to­ for waiting money. The l»ngwood Tourist Club held day that although *65 anti-Semitic Elsenhower will go on nation­ a pot roast dinner today to raise Incidents were reported here be­ wide radio and TV at 6:15 p. m. money for a club building. tween Christmas aod the end of Sunday. Ha said the talk also will Ttic noon dinner was in the (own January, no organized Nazi con­ include * report on his Latin park on Church St. The club's last spiracy could be detected. The American trip which starts Mon­ dinner of tha season will be March Investigation, a government white day. 2, also in the town park unless paper Issued on Ihe eve of a The President told reporters he bad weather forte* Ike event into parliamentary debate on the sub­ has no fear for hi* perrons! safety the Civic Bldg. ject. provided 'no evidence that during hla tour of four major South The Tourist Club beat Lake significant sections of Ih* peoplt American countries and dors not Helen players ia a shufftoboard of the Federal Rapublic entertain think the Secret Service ia worried. match Thursday. anti-flemitie feelings. The Argentine vessels promptly attacked the mysterious under­ sea craft, and reports circulating here today said the Murature may have bit it. The report suggested the Muralure may have been uaing the late-model death charge* bought from the United States. Argen­ t i n a 's own charges had proved ^fatoffertive because they could not he detonated deep enough to be a serious threat in the $00-foot water* of the gulf, i Naval circles were optimistic about the possibla effect of the attack. Unofficial report* said the sub­ marine was operating at about 10 knots — approximately half its estimated n o r m a l umtorwator speed. It was said, however, that A it was maneuvering more freely than the last time it -v*s detected. The submariM had been report­ ed damaged by naval gunfire la a surface attack ihorlly after it was first detected by the King I t days ago. Unconfirmed reports said the U-boat was belived to be one of a type developed by the Germans during World War II and now used by Russia, Red China and .|p lh c r Communist countries. For the same alternate plan, the Jacksonville firm said it would de­ duct $8,000. After going over the bids with Florida Development Commission officials and Dr. Clyde L. Broth­ ers, new county health director, the board agreed to award the bid to Shoemaker. Other base bids were: Carroll Daniel Construction Co. of San­ WEATHER: Partly cloudy throuKh Thumday. Hlith today. f>5-70. Low tonight, 55-60. United Prwa Leaned Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 19(10 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks LOOKING OVER plana for the new Seminole County Health Center are, seat«id loft to right, Health Director Dr. Clyde L. Brothers, and Sanitarinn Val Robbins. Standing, left to right, Commissioner* Vernon Dunn and (Herald Photo) alternate bids to consider before awarding the contract, and the Commissioners wanted a contract that would not exceed $100,000. An alternate bid submitted by the Shoemaker Company, whose base bid was $121,290, was elimina­ tion of a barrel type roof, substi­ tuting a more conventional type, and elimination of an auditorium in the rear of the building. g o * ; � 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 16, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 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 16, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/af8af37583a506433fcdd2474eca8548.pdf c844f54ef42c69247659c416940c90f7 PDF Text Text Gary Donald ion Lake Mary, la • mighty disappointed lad today. Gary, a member af tba Laka Mary 4-H Club, bad planned to *n- LG* ANGELEfi (U P I)-C arola Tregoff, the other woman and co­ defendant In the Finch murder trial, wiU be hard preaaed to mateh bar lover’* dramatic-performance whan ahe take* tba ataga next week. Dr. B. Bernard Finch wound up hia taatimony before the holiday weekend receia Thuraday with as­ surances ’ ha atilt lovea Carola, want* to marry her, and ia confi­ dent be will have the chance to do ao If truth win* out Carole, U, figured atrongly to the 42-year old doctor'* aaventh and final day on the *U*d. Ha aaid ha waa perbapa aa concerned with bar fato.ee hie awa. A high point came whan ba fixed hia aincere blue aye* on the sUte'a chief prose­ cutor and aaid: "Mr. Wiohelio, the only arma­ ment 1 hava is to tall tha whole truth. God wiUlng, 1 will bo free if J do tell toe truth." Deputy Dial. Atty. Fred M. Wicbello had juat cast aside the gentle manner which eharactcHied hia crau-cxamtoation, and con­ fronted tha aurgeoo with a secret tape recording ho clalmod showed Finch had Invented a tearful death scene with his wife. much tor to the fries* ao Us pet wtM spend next week to hie cage instead ef vying tor fair booora. The 1### auto license deadline la feat approaching. County reaidents have only right more days to get their togs from the Ux collector's office. The deadline la Feb, 30. Eighteen Seminole County Scout troops participated to the St. John's Elver District Scout Circus to DaLjind last Saturday. 18168865 WASHINGTON (UPI) The Asian flu epidemic, now striking vietliM in almost half the states, M causing an Increasing number o f deaths Worn influents and pneu­ monia. During tho first five weak* at Bis year, 4,OSS persons were reportod to kavs died of flu and pnaumoois in 1M largo elUas, and aa toersaaa af 44 per cent aver Ba aanrn period last year. Tba UN death, total waa M par cant higher than In the first five weeks ef MM when the original Aslan flu apMemte atm wag In progress. Surgeon General Leroy Burney Mid the figures, released Ttsrsday by the Public Health Serv­ let, "stem to bear out clliiieal lmprenlani of aom* phyatetoni that Bay are encountering 6 •ora Ban normal amount 6f He Mid that to contract toy the 1M7-M Aslan flu outbreak, reagiratory totoetiona this year are at­ tacking adults more than #hUdree. Soma reports indicate most pneumonia and flu futaUUaa gre over 63 years old. The health service said tho-flu epidemic bad begun to gubtlde M ceuthern California, Texas, Ala­ bama, MaiiachuMtts and some parte of Woit Virginia. But northern Texas maintained a high level of flu infections and Mississippi showed an increase. Cities reporting an upsurge to flu case* included Denver, Cleve­ land, Atlanta, Washington, Dal* toa, Houston and El Paso. The health acrvlco said Ha re* parts Indicated this, year's cpi* demlc was following a pattern of localised outbreaks rather than tho nationwide sweep of 1937-M. The association has 16,066 tor ito woit and should get *10,006 toon the county to do as adequate Jab, Mr*. Lorraine Graham, accretery, BTC Morris M. Motts, Sanford, la the "beat drilled aoldior to the Second Armored Rifle Battalion. 134th Infantry, Army National Guard. Tba Sanford Guard unit member woo the honor recently In competi­ tion with outstanding guardsmen of other Central Florida unite. GAPE C A N A V E R A L , Fla. (U P lj—An Atlas mlasila which canto close to disaster the eight baton President Eisenhower's vis­ it bora soared 6,300 milts on Ms attend try Thursday eight. Tba "vary minor" difficulty which caused a malfunction to the missile Tuesday night was correc­ ted, and tha Atlas roared off shortly before midnight' for Ha llth conaecuUva auccsaaful flight This is the outstanding record among America's big missiles. To data, RUsala has not Indicated whether her rockets, despite their massive power, ana match tho At­ las to long-rang* consistency, Tba Air Fares added balance to Ha tost program with the ninth straight success foe. Me advancedmodel Mace, a 44-foot-long guided missile. The Mato waa put through a gruelling aerformaaee tost Is martial guidance aystem. Tho misalto blasted off la on# direction, then curved around to bead toward tha desired target to tho Firemen’s Course To Start Monday Burning of g building and other Marino SgL Richard K. friwddt will ba recruiting at the Sanford demonstration! and lecture* on postoffire each Friday from 6:M fire fighting will ba Included to a. m. until 6 p; m., starling March Be Lake Mery Fire Department observance of Fire Prevention Week which begins Monday. lpetructora for tba week's course Is fighting aad preventing Area will bo from the State Fir* Collage day delay enlistment •program. Tht Sanford Moose Lodge will Thja la designed ao youths whs at Ocala. Sessions are scheduled hove a "bard Umea party" Satur­ want to enlist can finish high Aram V:M to 16:M p. m. each night. day and will sues* members show­ school before joining up. The Lake Mary volunteers will ing up In good clothes 60 cents. Those appearing la old clothing or Pete Bukur, the musk man climax Fire Prevention Week with tacky costumes will ba admitted whoa# Populate#* play st Bs May- a barbecue Feb. M st 6:M p. free for the danco to tho vacant fair inn, la recuperating from gup*rex building across from the bruises and atltchaa ha sustained Lodge at 6666 Park Dr., formerly whan hU ear aad toolbar vehicle Orlando Dr. Tb* party will begin collided a* h# waa driving home Guest Soloist from a dance. at • p. H. Einhard MoHiclaw wIE bo guest aalatet at Ba Grata Methodist Church sarvieo at 11 a. as. Sunday. Mr. DriUdaw has sung with tha s « l lM mi Publl# I l M i i i f Baa Francisco Opera Oa. and New S p l i t . U b . r . b * a lv .n lu n coord.n ro with Mtiitlun S a f the StsaU malt Connty S on in s H tsuUHonn, Board nf O u n ty O itim lttlo n .rs af York Opera Ensemble. ‘Hard Times’ Party Slated Tha trial wai recessed tor Lin­ coln'* birthday until Monday, Grant B. Cooper, Finch'* attorney, aaid ha would have only about thraa more witnesses to oaM whoa the trial rciumei. Then it will ba Miae Treiolfa turn. Her attorney* to far hava de­ clined to aay whether aha will toatiip to bar own behalf. Finch'* calm aaaertlon that truth waa hi* only weapon against com vktion and poaaible death to the gaa chamber ended aevan gruelling day* on the witnaaa atand for him. Ha appeared ae nnrufflad, aaraoe and self-possessed aa the day be began telling about hia varied love Ufa which lad to tba death of hi* wife, Barbara Jean Finch. Deapite glaring aootradicUon* be­ tween hia leaiimony and atatomanla ha made to police altar hie arraat concerning hia wifa'a daatb, Finch malnlalned hia aompleta In­ nocence— not aelf defence or any degree of reaponalblllty to hi* wife'* death. Sha waa ahot accidentally a* ba atrugglad with her on the lawn of their Waat Covina homo, bo claim­ ed. Iba gun went off accidentally a* he tried to throw U away. That waa the aubatanc* of Finch'* toaUmony which caret to a breath-taking climax Thuraday. RALEIGH, N. « . (UPI) - A Negro - protest against tensh counter segregation in dim* and variety stores swept Into Virginia today as tha movomant began to wan* .In North Carolina. Demonstrator* to two Norik Carotins cities' called a abort trace. and com* lunch countan reopened Into Thursday to serve X-15 Rocket Soars To New High BOWARDE ATE, Calif. (UPI)— Tho X U osperimeotal yoekotakip soared to 00,000 fact about 11 miles — above the desert Thurs­ day is Its fifth powered tost flight. It waa tha fieri Urn* tha steak, 10-foot craft had flows ao high. Its speed was sot revealed bst woe more tha* 1,400 mile# ao botur* Only two 6,000 • pound threat rocket engines propelled the X-U to the powered flight which lasted four minutes. When the , stub­ winged rockstahip makes Ma plan­ ned nisauM sp to 100 mites high st speeds of 4,000 mil** an hour R wIE ho powered hr on* giant ■0400 to 60,000-pound rocket an- SECURITY Nikita, Nehru Set To Discuss Border Problems V. 8. P. HAMMOND of JndtooavBie wlM speak at tba U a. m. Sunday ser­ vice at Mte First Presby­ terian Church o f Sanford. Mr. Hammond in Sunday school superintendent of tha Riverside Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville. Mr. Hammond will speak on the subject ’T h e Light That Never Faila." while customer* only, without in­ terference toom Negroes. But at Hamptoo, Va., Negro students from Hampton Institute planned to work to shifts to dram­ atise thalr protest at the whiteonly lunch counter of an F. W. Wool worth store. Manager G. A. Marks alosed the counter Thurs­ day when about 30 Negroes took state and began reading hooka and magaxinos. There wore indications tha pro­ tori movement would spread to other southern states. Tba Con­ gress on Raeial Equality also announced plane to begin picketing Woolworth store* to New York OMp Saturday. Tht demonstrators, largely etudents from various Negro colleges, converged on lunch counter* In dime storee, variety stores and some drug stores in Greeniboro, Fayetteville, Durham, Raleigh, Wtnaton*8alem, High Point, Char­ lotte and Elisabeth City, N. G. Fellowship Party Scheduled Sunday The Good Shepherd Lutheran Churchwomen will sponsor a fel­ lowship birthday party at 6:30 p. m. Sunday at the Shrine Club. Entertainment, Including folk and hymn ringing, will bo fea­ tured during tha evening. SSOC1ATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS NEW DELHI (UPI) — Indian Prim* Minuter Jawaharlal Nehru mat with visiting Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khruehchev .today for what Informed sources said was a wide-range review of the interna­ tional situation. The eources aaid tha talks would Include India's recent border trou­ ble* with Communist China—a dis­ pute which has put a heavy strain on relation! between New Delhi and Peiping. Khrushchev arrived at Nehru’s residence accompanied by hia top advisers, including Foreign Min­ ister Andrei Gromyko. The Soviet Premier had a rela­ tively light schedule today. Follow­ ing tha talks be la scheduled to lunch with Nehru and than address a civic reception. Khrushchev arrived .Thursday to New Delhi on the first stop of bU three-week tour of "goodwill and friendship" through Southeast Asia. The. trip also will tako him to Burma, Indonesia and Afghanistan. Khrushchev talked with Nehru for 40 minutes Thursday before ad­ dressing Parliament. In hit ad­ dress, he emphasised Soviet-lndian cooperation In tha causa of peace and disarmament. But be also boasted of the Soviet Union'a military proweis. Ha warn­ ed that any nation that started a war to this nuclear age would be badly hurt himself. Thai, he said, man must learn to keep the atom securely under eontxol." Pastor G. Bay James of Orlando, Missionary Volunteer Lrader of the Florida Conference will be the guest speaker at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church tonight. Addressing the 7:30 p. m. serv­ ice, Mr. James will have a mes­ sage especially for the young peo­ ple of the church. The speaker directs tha Young People's work of the denomination throughout Florida. He has re­ cently coma from California whan ba held a similar position. Mr. Jamas la from a family of ministers. His father, both grand­ fathers and a great grandfather were all ministers. His slaters have both married mlniaters. As a ion of missionary parents, hs Uved as a boy to New Hebrides and In New Guinea. Hs received hia education in Australia. Tha evening service will be opoa to the public. It Pay* To Use Tht Herald Want Ads EASTWOOD TERRACE HOTEL DELAND 442 East New York Avc. NITE 7:30 MONDAY, PER IS M FURNISHED BOOMS, R BATMS DINING ROOM Sooting w r WO LARGE LOBBY wit* HUGE FIBEPLACM COMPLETELY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, torliriing Butler's Pantry, Food ATTRACTIVE LOBBY, BUM BOOM 2-STORY OWNER or INCOME HOME Currently used aa year 'rouad Income Property, eonaMu of S bedrooms, livlnf room, dinlag room, both, Wtebsn. screened porch — many built-in feature*. Properly could easily and ineapenrircley be aanvortad to most any o<htr lypt inromt mb: Print# Schott* Nursing Home. Retirement Homo. Clinic, AptHauaftn, OHIee Ruiidin# wde TOP LOCATION doe* U DOWNTOWN. BBOPPIHC CKNTKKH across from PUBLIC LIBRARY, S bibs to Hospital, Rtetaoa Ualvaretty I t I Path *f Bapaaawa, Travel. OTHER COMING HANSRROUGH AUCTIONS MONDAY. FEB. S3. 14# P. M. — MASONRY HOME. ORANGE CITY. U rge Corner Let, WeM-eared-tov, AMeaelive property, 101 Aapcu HI. TUE8DAY. FEB. 33. 1:30 P. M. — ALINA MOTBL HWJ. 301. 8ARABOTA. II Furnished Unite, ROOM TO MEI'AND, Beet Location, way to BRADENTON. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 34. 146 P. M. — WINTER PARK HOME, Exclusive. Lake Knowles eritton, 6 Badeeow Masonry. THURSDAY. FEB. 33. 140 P. M. — DUPLEX, DEI.AND, 837 N. Woodland (17-93) complelly furnished I-story Masonry. FRIDAY, FEB. 36, 1:36 P. M. — ATLANTIC 8EANDE COURT, Frontage both sides AtA. and Atlantic Ocean. 6 Cottage*. 16 unite, Weet aide At A frontage may b# pur­ chased separately. |_|A N SB R O U G |__| A M ESSAGE T O OUR FRIENDS A N D CU STO M ERS WE HAVE BEEN ASKED MANY TIMES — WHY DOESN’T FOODMART GIVE TRADING STAMPS. FRANKLY, IF OUR CUSTOMERS WANT THEM, WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO GIVE TRADING STAMPS — HOWEVER — ALL SO-CALLED POPULAR TRADING STAMPS IN THE CENTRAL FLOR. IDA AREA ARE CONTROLLED BY CHAIN SUPER MARKETB, IN TOE GROC­ ERY FIELD AND FOODMART IS DENIED THE RIGHT TO (HVE THEM. IN OTHER WORDS, WE WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE THEM TO YOU WITH YOUR PURCHASES IF WE WERE NOT DENIED THE RIGHT TO DO 8 0. FOODMART NOW HAS TWO PROGRAMS WHICH WE FEEL ARE DEFINITE­ LY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN TRADING STAMPS. WE PRESENT THEM FOR YOUR FULL CONSIDERATION. Legal Notic# Seminal* County, Fl.rlSn. propasts to sm .n d B U a lrltel C .e # aa fotlsw ai Fata: F o r OulUta .4 w klck c u r r .a t te .untrolltit e r eon au w .4 ................—--------— — ----------------Far nook LlaH llns F ix tu re n ot Including wall rsm plu. or F o r o .l.ln F ls tu r * . not knvln* Ik . M tmln.ls Count* H 4c/iu o f vm lusll.u .)i. n**.**e ) l l c / m o f valuation ) (o r U * u n it IIH .H t ,ll* r/m o f valuation )fo r nil o v .r IS**,*** Publl* kaarl i* wMl k . k*U to tk . P«mlnuU County Daurt Haas*. Sautoiri, F lo r id ., ta Iks Count* C onm ilstlon.i* room ou Marik 1, IMS Bt IS M A. M. o f as soon tktrpattrr ■■ poaalbla Board or County Commlaalontr, Samlnole Cunnty, Florida « r John Kridar, Okplrmnu A Mast David (latch .1 FuMIstii F fb ru n rr I f . 1**’ IS WORTH I N iV E S T I G A T I N G s U* ID . W E. 118.00 , THROUGH F. C. P. FOODMART GAVE APPROXIMATELY $5,000.00 IN 1050, TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS (PLUS MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO L O T ) INQUIRE TODAY ABOUT FOODMARFS CONTRIBUTION PLAN (F C. P ) CHAR,TV ° * l h u r c h c a n b e n e f i t (C a l “Chwek" Atkianna nr Tnny Train* at FAirfaa X-265S far D aU te) REMEM BER - AT FOODMART IT'S » SAV M O R C O U PO N S FOR VALUABLE PREM IU M S F. C. P. FOR YO U R C H U R C H OR C H A R IT Y ODMART — PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. SAN FO RD’S H O M E OF Q U A LIT Y M EATS •u: I ftM * �Flu At Epidemic Stage Here—Stay In If You're Asian flu has reaoed “ epidemic pro­ portions” in Sanford,t>r. Robert Smith, acting health officer kid today. Smith said that aring the past few weeks at least one-tenh of the city’s pop­ ulation has been hit i th the flu bug:. He said that this was a/onservative figrure as this type o f virus asts only 36 hours and most cases are t eated at home and many are not report*. Cold, M isery Plague Parts O f Deep South ■y IW M Pr*M latensalioeoi Th* winter’i wont snowstorm in th* South closed schools in Vir­ ginia, Georgia and Tennessee, North Carolina and West Virginia Inday and spread misery and death from Texas to New England. A warm sun begaa malting the snow in the Deep South states of '9 Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia but the process of clearing blocked •oadi was a bigger job to the torth. j Virginia state police blamed leven deaths on th* weather, fey Virginia highways prompted 40 Jown and country school systems to Pertere a holiday. Authorities rerted primary roads clear today t said chains were a must on many secondary roads. More than half the schools in C Much Hostility News Briefs Racial Issue Greets French "Nuclear Blast Industry Wins Battle TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The (State Board of Control will take up the application of white student Al Breitler to enter all-Negro Flor­ ida A A M University this week. PARIS (UPI)—France's exults tion over Hi first atomic explosion gave way to some misgivings as reports poured in from around the world of th* chilly and even hos­ tile impact the tost made an other _ nations. V France was openly committed to an intense program of building nuclear weapon* for its armed Ibrcee "la make our national In­ dependence retpccled la all - cir­ cumstances," but already there wore dam and* Franco concentrate r peace." Charlee DeOeulle ______ ____ ift resclioo to Use bloat whan ho telegraphed "Hur­ rah lor IF— a" greeting* to the - TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - Th# prlcing method* of the U. S. oil indus­ try stood intact today alter a fede­ ral district judge tossed out price­ fixing charges against 2i of the nation's biggest petroleum firms. Bootlegger Kidnaped DELAND (UPI) — Deputies re­ ported two Negroes intent on hi­ jacking a load of illegal whisky kidnaped tha bootlegger and his family Sunday. The two were cap­ tured after driving through acveral countioa with their victims. Both th* alleged kidnapers and the man who had the whisky were jailed. Payoff Probed between Miami's mayor irad police chief over chargee of gambler pro­ tection payoffs to police. Gerstein questioned Mayor Robert King High and City Manager Meyer I . Stoiler. They wiU review allega­ tions that numbers racketeers pay French daUiee noted the teat police an estimated $I0,UU) a week was greeted with "reserve" in for protection. ^Washington and London and open­ l y condemned by Moscow, whieh Unexciting Reception said the explosion confronted the CALCUTTA, India (UPI) — African peopfce with "imminent hazards of terrible food poisoning Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in this Indian stronghold with 1U terrible consequences." It was noteworthy that th* first of communism today to a gen­ Moscow denunciation wa* broad­ erally unexciting reception. The cast in English to tba nation* of Soviet news agency Tase said Africa. Moat of thee* countries al­ Khrushchev and bis party were ready had Teacted sharply. The welcomed at the airport by the United Arab Republic was taking governor and the chief minister lead in protests and there of the states of West Bengal on ro demonstrations in the street* this lag of his lour > nation Asia* goodwill tour. of •Damascus. DeGaull* said France would now b* better able to "make Its Faubus A Candidate? LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A "Fauaction felt" for nuclear disarma­ ment—a hint of French displeaV bus for president" campaign was wro at aft being admitted to th* in progress her* today, heralding U. I., British and Russian talks the Arkansas governor as "Chrison banning further nuclear tests. tian patriot and devotee of racial seif respect in the tradition ol Abraham Lincoln." Backers hi thr southern governor, some 130 strong, unanimously adopted a resolution asking Faubus to enter thr California primary against favorite son candidate 6ov. Edmund G. Brown. eONDUN lUPI) — Crowds of curious ''baby watchers" increased la size today outside •Buckingham Pallet where Queen Elizabeth II awaited the birth of ber third child. Both Britons and tourista alike Ignored prospects of farther die' Mb si weather and cautious warn• ings that the birth might not come HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - I t was till Tuesday or the next day or per­ the least logical thing that a mouse could possibly bava done. haps even the next. Thq baby will be the fust bora But just as the judge was about to a reigning monarch in 103 years to name the "best cat" Sunday night at thr 10th annual triple 1 —since Queen Victoria. Anticipation was fanned by the rhampioaship charity eat show of arrival at the palaco Sunday of th* Houston Cat Club, a mouse j Sister Helen Rowe, the Cockney- scampered across the room, fillaccented royal midwifa, who at­ ed with M) cate. Pandemonium la the only word tended the Queen at tbs births of p rin c e Charles, now II, and Prin­ to describe the next few minutes. cess Annr, ». The 52-ycar-old nurse The 300 eats screeched and snarlhad been (tending by in an apart­ ed in disorder until they were ment, in nearby Kensington for caged. Th* little grey mouse had dis­ more than a week for the royal appeared, before anyone could say summons. "•cat." C ^Baby Watchers’ Awaiting Birth O f Queen’s Child Errant Mouse Fouls Texas Show Of Cats 7 Fire Stations Answer Call Seven fire department* fought a use fire in south Seminole County Sunday. Eugene Jane's home on Lake Howell Lane, Maitland, was gutted and the roof burned off. Two Goldcnrod firemen were injured w iie"th e ladder they were on broke. Firemen from Uoldenrod. tha Florida rarest Service, Cassel­ berry, Lbngwood, the Sanford NAS, Laae Mary and Union Park t Ervin Says He’ll Seek Re-Election TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Atly. Gen. Richard W. Ervin will seek election to a fourth term this year on a pledge of continued effort to •uppress organized crime and to maintain state* rights. Ervin, current president of the National Association of Attorneys General, was elected to his first four-year term In IMS. lie previ­ ously bad served in several state The tests sponsored by the Uni versity of Pittsburgh would be too expensive to give locally. They cost |3-|4 per student, guidance Edward Christensen said. Seminole High ia one o( If Flor­ ida high schools selected for the teste. The exemi given to grades 1-12 are to determine the guidance procedures best suited to help a student choole his career. Th* two-day tests will be given March 7 9. 10 11. and March 14 15 for atudents absent during the fir*| two session*. About 1,000 U, S. schools will join In Ihe tests. No special preparation is nrccs sary for Ihe project which seeks to find what young people are do ing in their Jobs and education a year after graduation from high school. Results expected from Ihe tests are an inventory of human re­ sources, a set of standard* for educational a n d psycltolugical measurement, a counseling guide on what talent patterns predict success, and a better understand­ ing of how young people choose their life work. United Press Leased Wirt t lit Established 1908 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 11)60 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 629 Games, Rides Installed As Midway Takes Shape For Fair Fun, Exhibits To Be Attractions All .This Wsek Coffee Club1' " • Session Thursday An aftrr-Valenllne-Day meeting of th* Coffee Club sponsored by th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will he held at to a. m. Thursday al the USO-Chsmher of Commrrre lllilg. Guest* will be all secretaries, receptionists and offire assistants with as many of their bossrs si (hey can round up. The meeting, whirh will take place of the regularly scheduled coffee klark on the last Thurs­ day of each month, will feature tha awarding of valuable prizes, according to Charlie. Morrison, public rclaliuns director of the Chamiter and master of ecremonles for the affairs which have drawn large attendances. Due to the large crowd expected, the "coffee" It being moved from Ihe usual meeting place at Mrs. Appleby'* Restaurant in tl.r Val­ dez Hotel to the USO-Chatnher ol Commerce Bldg. There ara no individual invita­ tions. A blanket hid to all office assistants, secretaries and receptioniuls is tendered for the halfSeminole High School student hour coffee break program. l-srry A. Davis was named district representative for DCT studrnls at a meeting of the organization Sat­ Charm School urday in Winter Park. The Sanford Recreation Depart­ The organization also saw a di­ ment's Charm School will start rect dialing exhibition which in­ at 10 a. m. Tuesday at the Civic cluded a long distance tclcpliunr Center and all women interested talk with disr jockey Dick Clark in taking the course are urged to in New York. allrnd. Seminole High Pupil DCT Chief Argentines Launch Sink-Subs Campaign PUERTO MADRYN, Argentina (UPI) — Th* navy canceled of­ ficers' leaves in southern Argen­ tina today in apparent prepara­ tion for an all-out attack on two foreign submarines believed trap­ ped in the Nuevo Gulf. Two Argentine warships wrre reported to have fired oo — but not bit — one of the two subs when it surfaced 10 miles west of here Sunday. night. The U-boat is believed to have been dam­ aged in a previous attack. Unofficial reports published ia Bueno* Aires Sunday said tha navy has recovered the body of a frogman, apparently killed by a depth charge, from the waters of the golf. Observers speculated he might here been trying to re­ pair damage to t-e suomsr.oe lim W E A T H E R : F air today, slightly h igh er tompernturea. H igh today, GO-66. L ow tonight, 45-52. Guidance Tests To Determine Sti itt ed “ below normal” by school officials, who blame the excessive absenteeism on the flu bug. Flu also has taken a heavy toll in business places and industries in the area and governmental offices reported num­ erous staff members ill. A large number of flu cases also were reported in other areas of Seminole County. O ft)? Virginia were closed today. Hun­ VOL. XL1X dreds of rural homes still were isolated this morning by more than a foot of snow. North Carolina had a partial thaw Sunday hut a hard overnight freeze coated the snow with a rniat of ice. The weatherman promised a gra­ dual warmup but vaki it would take some of the harder hit por­ tion* of Dixie keveral days to get rid of the unfamiliar tnow. Hundreds were stranded, puhlir transportation paralyzed and electrical and telephone service dis­ rupted a* the storm had stabbed through the heart o( Dixie Saturday ami moved on North. A warming sun turned the blan­ ket of snow into slush in many parts of Dixie. The Weather Bu­ reau warned of minor Hooding in the Carolina* at the melting snow swells rivers and stream*. The storm pounded the south in near record force. Eastern Tonne* see wa* paralyzed with 18 8 incites of snow, the heaviest in 20 years. Temperatures in Keminule Cotin ty dipped to 43 degrees this morn ing with no frost reported. lowed ekpward •aturtdrmoratng. entered lib Tlngtoday in the tight Today, newspapers began In­ forming French soadera lb* lest explosion mot a chilly reception In many foreign countries end ebsrp safer In eom*. especially the Arab ooontrioa of North At- run a fever should contact their physi­ cians. However, he emphasized that the best cure is to remain at home, take as­ pirin and drink plenty of liquids. Symptoms of Asian flu are fever, coug:hingr and vomiting, Dr. Smith said. He also urged all parents to keep their children at home if they are run­ ning a fever or have any other flu signs. Attendance in city schools is report­ Smith warned all residents who think they have contacted the flu to “ stay out of crowded places and remain in bed." Smith is acting: as county health o f­ ficer until Dr. Clyde Brothers, who was named health officer by the County Com­ mission last month, arrives here. Smith said persons who continue to Two planeloads of modern depth charges and drtretion equipment purchased from tha U. S. -arrived Sunday night, and it was behaved the new weapons would b* pul to use today. The navy dropped patterns of depth charges every 10 minute* or so ail werkrnd for Ibrlr haras slug effect, but the Argentina depth charges could not be set to explode deep enough to lie • serious threat to the subs. The U. S. charges can be ex­ ploded Is deep as 830 feel—IV) feel more than tha maximum depth of the guU. Rear Adm. Benjamin Morti* Coltnan. commander of the antisub operation, said oo* or both of tha submarines had been pick•d up peridically by sonar. "We plan to attack in a matter of haem," la County Fair Opens Tonight “ "W .11 A ribbon cutting will open the Seminole County Fair at I p. m. today. County, Ctly and American Le­ gion officials will open the fair at Sanford's Campbell • l-osslng Post 53 headquarters on Hwy. IT92. The combination of entertain­ ment sod home and farm pro­ duce exhibition will open at 5 p. in. each afternoon through Friday, Ihe exhibit building will be clos­ ed at 10 p. m. each night. Award ribbons and 1741 in prire money will be given to best en­ trees in 4 11, largest fruit or vege­ table, livestock, home economics, Girl and Boy Seoul, educational and miscellaneous divisions. Top individual priza money range* from 13 for first place home made lamps to 23 cents for third prizes In the largest fruit and vegrtahl* division. Prize, beef, poultry, rabbits, layer rake, randy, cake, table cloths, tea towels, bedspreads, rugs, rlay and wood models, ntagasine racks, bird houses, dolls, and "things that go" arr only a few of the items that the Legion has given permission to show in the fair. Boys and girl* under IS will have their big day Tuesday when Uie> will hr admitted to the fair frre. Special hour* for Ihe young alrrs on rhildren’i day will lie (rum 4 to 7 p. m. Regular ad­ mission price is 23 cent* for adults and 13 cent* for children. Out of town judges will pick winner* in Ihe exhibitions. Seminole Band Planning Barbecue A stream af county handiwork came Into the exhibition building Saturday and Sunday, the two days when exhibits eovlid be plac­ ed. Tha exhibit* may be removed nail Saturday after 10 p. m„ Sunday from I to ) p. m., and Monday from 9 a. m. until noon. Th* Fair Association "will not Million-Dollar Race For Governor Forecast TALLAHASSEE (UlM) — At li*M«t five, jwi'liup* nix men will be in the office of the Florida secretary of state at noon Tuenriny, seeking permission to spend more tlmn « million dollars. They are candidates for governor qualifying to run. Thus far, state law has tightly limited their expenditures. I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) price* al l p. m.: American TAT .............. Arnrrican Tobacco M lltlk ) Belhlethem Steel . Caterpillar ......... . C A 0 .................... Chrysler ... ... Curtis* • Wright ... DuPont ........... Eastman Kodak .. Ford Motor .... General Electric .. General Motors ... . Ini. TAT ... . >•■*•#•(***• Lorillard ...... Minute Maid •*#•******• Penney ................ Penn RR ............ Sears Roebuck ... Standard Oil (NJ) Sludebakrr .......... U. 8. Steel .......... Westinahouse El. . Stuck 83'. 1031* tv . 29'« S31* 4I' « 26 2JI «7'V 7»»* 90 >« 48 »• 33H 38’ . 20 118 The Seminole High School Band 1SH Assn, will hold a chicken barbecue 43' . Friday at Ihe Elks’ Club grounds. 48'ft Receipts from (be 3:30 p. m. bar­ 17‘ * becue will go to the band fund. A M half chicken eole slaw, baked 491* beans, bread, buller, celery and tea or coffee are on the menu. Tic­ kets will be sold by parent* of band players for 91.90 each. Take­ out "boxes" will be featured. This is the sixth year parents of band members have held a Casselberry's Lions Club will barbecue to raise money for the have a Ladies Night dinner young musicians. Thursday. Ladies Night At Casselberry D. Massey, one of tb* new own­ ers of the Seminole Raceway will speak after tha 7:30 p. m. dinner at Lyman School. Entertainment will be proVidad by lb# Lyman Men of Ssnfoid's First Presby­ School orchestra. Presbyterian ’Ladies Night’ terian Church will give their wives a "ladles' night" treat Tuesday night. The men are Invited to bring Ibeir ladies to the } p. m. dinner in Use church educational betid­ ing. Robert A. Spear, Sanford Church of tb* Nazarene pastor, will be tba ape alter. be responsible for articles placed oo exhibit, but wilt take every precaution to save them from theft or danthge." The associa­ tion also will wot assume liability for anyone injured at the fair. Con­ stable J. Q. Galloway will head ■ squad of Legion members who will police the fair grounds. TV Set Award Casselberry's Veterans of Forsign Wars Worn**’* Auxiliary will award a 17-inch television set March 19 aa the highlight of th* orgahizalion's fuod raising cam- Rut alter they pay 11,123 to qualify Tuesday the lid is off. The nine Democrats and one Republi­ can in the race are expected tu spend a total of more than $2,300,000. Those planning to qualify as soon as the bouks open at noon are Sens. Fred Dickinson, West Palm Beach, Doyle Carltun Jr.. Waurltula; former Circuit Judge John MeCarty, Ft. Pierce; Mayor Haydon Burns. Jacksonville; and former House Speakers LY Karris Bryant, Ocala, and Ted David, Hollywood. All except David say tliev will personal)- qualify. David saio lie would either come ur mall in Ida fee. The only Republican in the race, Uernard Sbotkin, Munti Beach, has nut indicated whea he will qualify, Nor have Democrat! liarvie Belter, Bunifsy; G e o r g e Downs, Winter Park; and Bill liradrix, Ku Xlux Klan Iradrr from Oldtmar. The qualifying period closes March I. Besides voting tor gover­ nor. Floridians will ballot In Ihe firat primary May 3 for six cabinet offices, three Florida Supreme Court seals, and a post on tha Railroad and Public UtUillea Com­ mission. Also to be elected are eight con­ gressmen, three district appelate judges, 19 state senators and 95 state representatives, and many court and county officials. Nine men arc in a crowded race for the secretary of state post be­ ing vacated by R. A. Gray. Four want ihe commissioner of agricul­ ture job Nathan Mayo is leaving. Of the cabinet officials seeking re-election, only Treasurer and In­ surance Commissioner J. Edwin Ur*«M is eapccted to have opposi­ tion. Dade Cotrnly Commissioner Arthur Fatten Jr., former Duval County Sheriff Al Cahill, and Er­ nest C. Collins, Ta.lahassea, are his potential upponcala. Feud Begins WASHINGTON (UPI) Th* Senate afHti*lly begaa Ite elselion year sivil rights feud today, N* civil rights la-on (be Sen. ata calendar for today but, un­ der an agreement reached last year, Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) might ealt tip a minor House-approved measure as a vehicle to which civil rlghla legislation could be attached. First, however, the chsmbqy wee scheduled to consider a tobacco MU and a House-Senate compromise measure to boost federal spending lo prevent water pollution. Battlelines for the civil righto skirmish were formed during tho weekend. Southerners served no­ tice they could fight the pro­ posals at every turn and north­ erners stepped up their drive for nrw legislation. Th* Senate was expected to pass the water pollution bill but it appearrd certain to be vetoed by President Eisenhower. Tha measure would provide for a Stoomillion increase to $900 million in federal contributions for a longrange aid to loealitifi for build­ ing disposal planta. Elsenhower's budget called for only $20 million in fiscal 1981 and none the following year. He has hern trying, without success, for the past several years to scrap the proaram. Enrollment Day For Youngsters Set Principal of Ihe Osteen School, 31rs. Harold ilarria announced to­ day that registration day for en­ rolling youngsters in kindrrgarten for th* next school .ear la Feb. 24. Osteen parents whs wish to register their children in kinder­ garten classes for next year are urged to be at the school between Ihe hours of to a. m. and noon. All children born on or before Jao. I, 1938, are eligible to at­ tend the classes. Tbs classes will be held al the Enterprise School. Sanford Motorist Injured Slightly Anderson W. Williams. SI, San­ ford, was Injured Saturday after­ noon when his ear turned over on Hwy. IT-92, one mite south a< Sanford. Williams was treated for ante and bruises at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released sbertty ni­ ter Um accident.' Florida Highway Patrolman I. L. Sikes charged Williams wllb reckless driving end driving wllb n revoked license. v l,f\ rflmTi «f> �, TRIPOLI, Libya (U P I)-T h ir. •My k i n been wisecracks at first end typical G. 1. jokes about cold b*«r before tha deskrt heat parch* od and silenced tho lip* of tha nine crow member* of the bomber "Lady Bo Good." • H waa April. 1643, and the v Liberator bomber had made it Baldly back acroaa tha Medltet* ranean from a million againit . Maple* Harbor. But the whale* bodied B-24 with the alim taper, fng wing* wa* loit and unable to find the home bare of Benghaxl. Then their misgivings aettled Into a fear that knotted tha atom* acha of the nine men. Fuel w*a running low and below there waa only tha endleax reache* of tha aun-baked treachery known aa the Sahara DsserL The crew calmly waited the order to hall out, knowing that tha Air Force — the Army Air Corp* then — had taught them tho rudiment* o f aurviral under all aorta of condition*. But the Sahaia la a man-eater•and they muai have known that. Details of the laat daya of the men of the “ Lady Be Good" were pieced together by Air Force ex* pert* — their piobable thought* and laat action* reconstructed aa they made their death march that downed plane. The bodies of five of the mrn were ditcoverrd laat Thur*day by an American oil exploration work­ er, Jamea Backhaua of Burge, Caryl Chessman In Last Battle To Escape Death \ SAN FRANCISCO (tJPI) -W ill Caryl Whittier Cbeiiman, aelf* taught legal magician, eicapa the .California gaa chamber Friday fcr'th a eighth time in Marly II Wyo., after 17 year* of myatery. The fate of the four other crew member* may never be known. Their bomber, oi.ty allghtly damaged by impact, waa found laat May In the deiert. At firat there waa no trace o f the nine men and no grave* were found wax to end 86 mile* from the nearby to indicate they may have been killed in combat or died near the plane. Probably, Air Forte obierver* believe, the crew balled out into the deaert minute* before the "Lady Be Good" thudded into the aand. At leaat five of the crew joined force*, pooled their food and water and aet out on an Im­ possible trek to aalvatlon. The end came after a heroic trek of 86 milea. Five men re* malned together till the end. The other four may have died firat and been buried aomewhere un­ der tha deaert aand. Laat Friday Col. William* Wood* of Oakland, Calif., chap­ lain at the U. 8. Wheelua Air Force Bate near Tripoli, aaid a prayer over the bodiea of the men from the "Lady Be Good.', Their 17*yoar myatery waa at an L Y M A N SCHOOL organized a B et* Club recently. J!**"* . Several Million ptraoni, mortly toraigaers, hava aigned petition* •rgiai mercy. But experienced public-opinion guenon aay the :auferltr af Callfonlafla want him Hie U. 8. baby Induatry predict (bat an average of 61,000 will b »pent on each m w child in 1H by parenti, grandparent*, rale Uvea and frlcnda. Cheats aa'a caaa la atm In tha aserte an late-hour plaai. Tboio effort* oould win him anotbor do* ;iay, although practically nobody w a k s M baa a chanca of having .Bla two death aantanca eonWe* Mom uvarrulad by tha judge*, i M he la In ha gives elemancy — and hu dadtsea In aik tt-hla Ufa would have to hu aparod by i p a w s i of the California Suareme Court ead Gey. Edmund THE SANFORD WOMEN'S CLUB American Horn* department had their annuel Valentine party for members o f the Serepte Rest Home lest Thundey. Enjoying the feetivitiee, are, from the left, M n . Marte Menk, J. P. Stewart, hoetesa M n . Madeleine Kuhn, J. M . Burdick, M n. Betty Flamm, chairman o f tha American Home Department and Peter Savoie. (Herald Photo) MONTEROS, ArgMUaa (U P D A M-yaar-dd itooa maaon hag ad­ RALEIGH, N. C. (U P I )- Nagra mitted to police that bn is the college student* who called n kail "vamplrs" who Mt the areata ead to demonstration* against segrejucksd the blood of at Meat U ted sating facilities to a auburwomen hare In recent weeks. n shopping center continued "I don't knew what made a e do R," Plorencio Roque Fernandee •aid. Two policemen, alerted by a woman'* scream, chased Roque la­ convicted as Los Angeles' te e cave on the outikirti of this light Bandit" who terror- north-central Argentina town Satur­ BUglii on lovers’ lenes. The day night On# remained on guard light Bandit" waa aa asmMIAMI BEACH (UPD-Anothhr m om b e aqutoped Ms aato* littla stoh girt from tha same York society set faced mount­ ing odd* today against keeping the man sha loves, Tba Btrikh* similarity of tha robbing Roberta (Rounlo) Elisabeth Orr Brady ease to tha Gambia Bene­ dict affair increa^d when ques­ tion was railed whether Roberta’ ! lover bad obtained • divorce from a f|rot wile. But the Orr ease had •a additional factor—the central figure, only W, is expecting a baby in three month*. Ronnla and Gambia used to dou­ ble-data to Now York and. an Lang Island. toMam two ecoianee* af Ilia withDespite her predicament, the •at paoMMIhy af parato, eight heiress to an advertising fortune aaatoneaa af flva year* to Ufa to ■wore undying love for A1 Brady, ba served consecutively, and Rosalia Brown, • natlva of Baaattar aaalanroa with a maximum Ion!, will ba featured with tha Flor­ a 18-year-old grocery clerk with whom she eloped last summer. total af 66 years. ida A A M University Choir In a 8ha said she had turned bar back Che um an waa takan to daath performance Sunday at St. John for good on fortune, social stand­ ipw an July I, 1646. Hia Imagina­ Baptist Church, corner Cypren ing and tba scotch • drinking tive manuavel* won grudging Ave. and loth 81, The concert will "snobs” of hsr Park Avenue and aampUminii from Judges and bis ba at 4:30 p. m. and tho public la Southampton aet. , aanrtrasm appearances attracted "1 like people to bo real, to be afiirlaarnl attorney* as admlrthemselves Uka my husband . tog spectator*. ■ha said. "I'm happy with my And these petition* have posthusband . . We don't want money M tod death tor tha Uto years. . . Tba baby is more important to us than anything." MIAMI (UPI) - Funeral ser­ vices will be held Tuesday (or Don Leaning, one time Broadway MEMPHIS. Tana.-R onald E star who died Sunday of cancer. Leaning, husband of night club Smith, airman apprentice, USN, •on of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Heigh' performer Roberta Sherwood, died way. IM Garrison Dr., Sanford, at hie home at tho age of It. Helen Hughson. DeUary graduated Jan, » , from Um avia Tba valaran trouper, atarred In Patrlcla Ann Williams, Sanford flon familiarisation school at tba a Broadway production of "Good Mona Lee Wiggins, Sanford Naval Air Technical Training Can­ News" In II6T. Ha cam* to Miami Dorothy F. Dysr, Sanford tor, Memphis, Tenn. In 1MI and opened ■ restaurant, Wynall White, Sanford ■ Tha two-week course prepares TbeAillvcr Slipper. Later he ran Mary E. Williams, Sanford atudanta for specialised training la Detr Lannlng's, a dining and Mary Doucette, Sanford show place. Kitty Boom, Ostean DfcalettJi Clnda Talar, Loagwood Hspplaeai Through Health Mabel Barnes and baby, Sanford (Bp DR. F. LEO K ERW M ) Troy Lea Cannon, Greenville, N. C. Sylvia Bergstrom, Sanford This May Answer Your Question Slurry Rogers, Sanford Alan Harkey. Sanford Someone ratnarkad tha other Chiropractor# realise fully Susaane Welgle, Sanford d s r that ha didn't know that them art condition* neArlan Tetonbaum and baby, : Chiropractors oould do any- fcaaiUting certain medlcaSanford John Probst, Sanford .thing lo r headaches. Similar tlon or surgery, and will not foes Smiley, Sanford .Nmarks art made concerning hesitate to recommend th tM Willie Bumbalougb. Sanford stomach trouble, rheumatism wrvicea when they deem it Jane Flyni, Sanford J b m i Geiger and baby, K C University Choir To Perform Hore Sanford Airman Finishes Course Landing Rites Scheduled Tuesday Hospital Notes f t other *eonditionV in^nlnd, however, that I p Ia n M tlw S moat casea that come to tha I ..... Chiropractor had triad every* ■ s S sr— h.v : their sitdown protest* today at tour lunch counters oa Raleigh's mala atrset. * Tha Intelligence Gemmitlee at Shaw University said the protest* at Cameron Village shopping cen­ ter had been called off, pending dlxpoeal of trespassing charges against 41 Negroes. The 41 were arrested Friday and Saturday for refusing to move off a prlvately-ovend sidewalk in front of a shopping cqntor dim* store. "Tho atudaat movement will disaaotlnue activities in Cameron Vil­ lage, not through Intimidation, but pending eourt action," the committoe aaid. Trial to act tor Feb. 29. Many af those arrested during the weekend were students at Shew and 8L Augustine College. Sitdown demonstrations which began i f daya ago bava spread to atoa North Carolina cities and four other southern states. Chain store manager* have usually fol­ lowed the same procedure, closing (ho counters Immediately after refusing eorvice. The Negro demonstration* at lunch counters moved into Ten­ nessee Saturday when about ISO Negroes entsred three Nashville dime stores. The facilities were Im­ mediately cloaed. Sildown strikes have also spread to Rock Hill, 8. C.. Norfolk and Hampton, Va„ and Tampa. The arrests in Halcigh came af­ ter stale officials advised store managers they could us* the tres­ pass laws to stop thi demonstra­ tions. An official of the shopping center, however, end not a store manager, made the complaint. Several whites joined Negroes la New York'e liarlcm Saturday when picket lines were strung around two dime stores. The demonstra­ tors were said to be In sympathy with the sitdown strikes. Tha pickets banded out leaflet* which said: "Wa call upon the peo­ ple of East Harlem to protest by relusing to patronise a chain atore that makes money from minority groups in the North while refusing (ham service la the 8eulh." PITTSBURGH (UPI) — lira. Elaanor Rooaevalt waa atranded aboard e charterad bua along a •now tad trafftc*boggad highway for almoat two hours'gunday night bafora atate polica want to bar Two cIm in-equipped petrel sera anchored a round-about trip kero for the former PIrat Ledy, who arrived 416 houra too late for a apeaklng engagement. She wearily boarded a train to Naw York shortly after 11 p.au Mrs. Roosevelt’* boa waa ma­ rooned hopelessly by a maae .of cart and heavy trucks which blocked hilly Route 40 near tha Panoaylvaala-Waat Virginia her- dor following a 11-lneh snowfall. Tha polica crutlars w o u n d through Mveral mil** of anowy, traffic-anarlad rood* to reach tha bua and carry Mr*. RooaeveR the final 46 mile* of bar trip which had begun by air. Shew cloaed Greeter Pittcburgh Airport, fore* ing her airliner to lend at Cotum. bua, Ohio, £16 milea waet of here. Gov. David L. Lawrence, wait* ing with Mayor Joeeph Barr and other dignitariee to greet Mra. Rooaevalt, ordered atate police to bar aid wtwa ha learned af her plight. Mra. Rooaevalt, ecbade led to ad* dree* aa laraall bond drive din* Mr in a downtown hotel at 6:90 p.m., finally reached the city at II p.m. 8he waa driven directly to Pennaylvanle Station where aha boarded tha Wahl tor Naw York City. Downy - Soft Foam FiHod VARIETY a f BEAUTIFUL COLORS Sm cM $ 1 .0 0 At •e e •e Dynatroniee Inc., presently un­ dergoing a giant expansion move has received a boost in tha arm with tho bnaoutfedment'lhatf the electronic! firm has been awarded a $606,400 contract by Um Air Force. George 8. Daaaali, vie* prertdant, aaid tha contract la tor the development of a high gain auto­ matic (racking telematry antenna system which tba Air Perce will use in connection with tta world­ wide mtoeO* track** * stoat. A promotion offering n complete­ ly furnished home, a job tor oos year and other prises waa started this week by General Development Corp. In a atatowlda advertising campaign to eeQ Hackto • built homes. Contestant* are asked to com­ plete in to words or lesi a sentence which begins "1 would Hka to liv* in n Msckie-bulM home hi Florida because. .1 The prise heme, valued at 111,060, plus 63,900 la furnishings, can ba selected on a site la Port Charlotto. Port 8L Lucia, 8*hastlan Highlands, Port Malabar or Ver* Beach Highlands. Lot for tha home will ba a minimum of II by IM fact. Tho contest feature* numerous other gifts and will run until April 17. Entry blanks can ba abtaloed from General Davalopmant Corp. office* at Miami, Miami Beach, Hollywood, f t . Lauderdale, Wait Palm Btacb, Daytona Baacb, Jack­ sonville, Silver Springe, Tampa and I B ack NATURAL GAS CO. SOS Sanford A va . PA S-0282 tha entire tJOO-mtta border had never been marked properly and was to be settled through negotia­ tions. The disclosure followed th* visit to New Delhi by Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev. Khrushchev mad* no public reference to tbe dispute but ha believed to have discussed It in talks with Nehru. NOT RESPONSIBLE I wUl M t bo responsible for any debt* incurred by anyone other than myself. Job* M. Scott Jr. Class A fires are those that originate la wood, paper, textiles, etc. They can bait bo exUagulehad by water, Clasa B fires are those caused by flammable liquids such •a gasoline, kerosene, etc., and should be smoothsred. Our Many Years EXPERIENCE canfideaca I* ae. Wa cu t recommend a MUTUAL FUND for YOU wi(h a prwvew record for la rami, growth or hoik. V llA M C I« * * >-0371 Mrs. Stan Comstock U16 Ceaway Read £ I H "n c everything feiliiag delivery of Tba faxford Herald. I �I V fr Mon. Feb. 15. 1960—Page 8 #»n?orh ' % is basked up with plenty of evidense V A t0 r j? i3 » - W -D "Branded" Tender, Flavorful W-D “ Branded” W -D "Branded" Temptingly Tender ROUND BONE SHOULDER CUT RIB or FULL CUT ROUND CLIP THIS COUPON TH IS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO PILOT CLUB SAFETY AWARD winner Robert Corbin shows his award dtertificate to his tiacher Mrs. Eula Grantham at Sanford Grnmmnr School. Tha fifth trade nsfety patrolman won the January award and a silver dollar from the P iot Club’* Sanford Chapter. (Herald Photo) DELICIOUS CLUB LEAN, FLAVORFUL PLATE LEAN. M EATY SHORT FRESHLY GROUND Garden Club Meets Thursday NEW YORK (UPI) — Announrcr Hugh Downs celebrates his 39th birthday today with the with that Jack Paar would return to his popular lata night TV show. Downs is' alated to fill in for the temperamental Paar on the National Broadcasting Co. net­ work show tonight. *T do hope Jack returns,” Downs said. “ On the basis o f his past record he’ll be back. He doesn’t hold a grudge.” Down also said ha thinks NBC would be willing to taka the comedian back. "There is evidence that H al­ ready ia in the works,” ho aald. Paar, however, indicated he has not changed hia mind about not returning to tha Mooday-throughFriday show. Ho told tha UPI late Bunday he seas "very tired’’ and plannad to Iears today or Tuesday with hJs wife Miriam, for a South Amariran vacation. Paar quit his own program, **Tha Jack Paar Show,” last Thusday night in an amotional outburst against tha network for £ # LPGA Tourney FRENCH LICK, Ind. (UPI) — The alath Ladies Professional Golfers' Assn, championship will be played at tha Sheraton Coun­ try, Club here during the July 4th weekend, U was announced today. A field of M la expected to com­ pete In tho W.soo. 72-hole medal tournament July 1-4. V you are wider I t and wo ik­ ing for a living, tha chances are seven to throo that you will auffer one or more disabling injuries before you reach retirement age, according to tha U. 8. Department of I-abor. »“c i£ 4 PEN VINYL Mltdow Resistant censoring one of hia jokes. ’P'* previous night NBC had deleted a Joke about a water closet on grounda it was in poor taste. Paar said the censorship reflect­ ed on hia Integrity. NBC apologised for its failure to notify Paar in advance, but defended its action in making the deletion. Downs, the announcer on Paar's program carried on for the tearyeyed comedian after ha stalked off the sUge. An NRC spokesman said to­ night’s show would be taped at • :lt p.m.—the regular time—and that if Paar does not show up “ it w ill. go with Hugh Downs,, and that's that.” The general luncheon and buaineia meeting of the Sanford Gar­ dena Club will meet Thursday at 12:30 p. m. at the Mayfair Inn. Mra. Charlea H. Frlereon of Daytona Beach will present the program on Egypt and the Arab World. Reservations must be made no later than Tuesday to Mrs. R. F. Robison. Call FA 2-0602. m ■ V a p CAL. 'FLORIDA MADE Georgia Peach ASTHMA LIGGETT • TOIXIITON McRF.YNOI.DS DRUG CO, PENPROCOTE Mildew Resistant Outsi de W hitt JESSIE JEWELL FROZEN HOUSE PAINT For FLORIDA** PAINT and PAINT SUPPLIES REGISTER M IN U T E M A ID FROZEN at ear exhibit at the Fair N othlet te Bay! Fresh, Firm, Green CABBAGE Volley HI Whole Unsweetened FA 2-4622 �i ______________________________________ - Does A Service ; The Seminole County Fair In to be commended for en* •outraging people, especially tha youngsters In tha d*H Club, jfeouts and other organizations, to show o ff their skills and product* in group and Individual exhibits. » There are a lot o f those serious-minded>teenagers who do skillful and artistic work and others in agricultural fields. Everything possible should be done to keep them Interested Id this type o f endeavor, becauaa they’re building community m e re s t at tha lame time they improve their own attitudes well aa their skilla. Quotable Quotes f : The American Legion poet and all those who work with It* members to stage the fair and provide tha |7dl In cash prices and other awards are doing a real service. Wa hope •n the county communities will tnka part in and attend the at tha Legion grounds on Hwy. 17-92, only daughter. « ifti home for a visit re­ ly, with her now baby, Matr. Incidentally, she vows If has •more boys, aba'll call next three Mark, Luka and ' White w* were riding down from Chicago to our summer homo In fadUaa, ah* mentioned that she had dreamed the night before ■heat her elder brother, George, who crashed to hi* death ia o tot plena three years ago. • "la my dream," she began, "1 Sssmid to be strolling through the M d s that war* full of yellow Powers like wild mustard bios, some; '.’Suddenly, up ahead, I saw Merge walking sIo m . Ha was Wearing a familiar shirt tad trou* m%t ,"I waa so ovorioyod I ran ai |gfd as 1 could tin I eaught up lth him tad maned him. Then f ,w ,y . M ite * ."Wall, 1 was so surprised be- •SUM I remembered ha had died g » u before my marriage, so I naked, 'Why, did you know about lutthewT' "And Oanrgn replied, ‘Yes, I lava bean welching him.' - "Deddy," Judy then asked mo, suppose George knows mated her aside and bar much attention, ion among th# oldest JTOUBftf lifttn. i lest child tends to b* ', ‘ and thus seldom indulges In open praise or affec­ tion for either bis parents or bis siblings. In fact, tbs oldest child may af­ fect brusqusnes* end (peak slurply, though deep down Inside that oldest child may b* more Mallmental than the younger children la the family sequence. But Judy’s drtarn shows bow wo eaa manipulate Ideas and concoct m w thought processes during our dreams. • We psychologists would not deecrib* any occult interpretation to her dream. Subconsciously, iha may Hava wished gt tints that Otorge could have eceh Matthew, to the may hav# evolved tha dream without eonidouily knowing how, On the other hand, It Is possible that our departed loved ones might be granted a ehknet to look back at this earth for momentary gllmpMf, though wa have no proof. Sine* mankind's evolution baa bean fettered by wooty thinking, voodoolim and notions that my­ stical influences can cause disease as well ae Insanity, etc, scient­ ists tend to be Doubting Thomases. Aa muy uuuiuui In say dubious cisv, cam, wvmuiv, therefore. they put tholr influence behind S denial af supernatural Inter­ vention In thla world's orderly conduct, and I adhere ta that asm* attitude, for It* produces far •tore good m long od In D th* Ion run. *ur departed aver da gat a chance at n brief glimpea back here, I feel they would bo permitted to see ua only at our best. That means, when wo Ira performing an un­ selfish deed or attending church and contemplating atoms! veri­ ties. What da you rtadrra think about Judy's* dream? And do you ba­ ll*** George knows about hls ale’.tor's marriage atoca bis death ip* and Me to cover printing taste whan r ea n efn la testtoto. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D Itfittor SS.Oon.unte o f. Type measure saying BLBxriam XS. Timid BA Young St, Drank Isttap WASHINGTON - iFor Lester Lanin, th* society orchestra lead•r, exposure Is something grand . . . "Ilka a can of soup. Once you gat to know it, you'll buy It" And now tho thln-faesd, ner­ vous Idol e f th* teen-agers was getting mar* exposure than any can of ooup ever drew from the halls o f Congress. Tho recording maestro had com* from Now York to expose hlnuelf ta the limelight af tha Ovaralght Committee af Congress which la looking lata phonographic payola. There was no payola on Lanin's platter—not directly, anyway. As a matter of fact, he came o ff $000 short on a little matter o f pay that bought him down to Wash­ ington In tho first place, It happened at a block party in Brockton, Mass., on Sept. 20, 10$8. A charity had won Lester Lanin's band with a 20-word osaay. Wall, they didn't win him for keeps. Just for a one-night •tend—at a reduced rate. The winning slogan wa* sub­ mitted by tha Mentally Retarded Children's Aain. of Brockton. Whit all thla has ta do with payola ramalnad vague, unices you count exposure aa payola. Lester's band got exposure up there In a lot of ways. This ia tha way tha Fhlladslphla-bom band leadar explained It to th* committee In accents strangely British: Don Dumont, president of tha Dumont Record Distributing Co. asked Las if ha'd allow himself ta ba won—Jar charity. Th* Jaesman said hla going rate was IM 00 a night—and ha's booked for coming-out parties until 1008 —hut for charily tha price would ba right at fl.000. Thar* would ba a bonus in this arrangemsnt: plenty of exposure of Lanin’s Epic Records over Ra­ dio Station WBZ, Boston. Now on tha stand, tbs musician was aaying wlsplly of this charit­ able vanture: "I would say It was strictly commercial." Th* winning tharity did gat tha chance to set out empty barrels at th* block party. But thslr nst take waa * pittance. However, 81,000 people jammed th* epan-air concert, thus giving Lanin further exposure. Ha than submitted hie bill for $1,000 to Dumont and to date ha* received only $400 on account. Exposure and $400 Is far below union ecale, a point that troubled th* band leader—until th* payola probe. The Investigators bad summon­ ed tha alleged debtor, Don Du­ mont, who eat quietly among tho spectators. Now, tbo orchestra leader wai tailing tha committee Ilk* a fat eat bap to a secret: "1 saw Mr. Dumont her* yesterday add 1 don't think them I* any doubt that thar* will be a check in tha mall* today or tomorrow." Chairman Oran Harris got the point. "1 think," he m m , "you ought to thank the committee for collecting that debt for you." Tha witness smiled, bowed and sped off for the hallway where light* and cameras waited. Hls latest album was clasped to hls breast. As I passed by, 1 heard hla man­ ager-In th* shadows prompting: "Hold tho album up higher eo the eamerai will catch it." No can of soup ever had It thla good. t rha ghoat o f MeCarthyiim h unt* the political campaign. 1 my DemaaraU, among them h o . Elcanor Rooesvslt, believe tlit Ben. John F. Kennedy, the fnnt runner for the preildentlel nmlnatlon, failed to faco up t* 0 1 McCarthy iesua in tha Sanata. Ha supporters aay that while h* w a unable to vote on tha cenmra rwolution h* ha* repeatedly caat h i vote agalnat McCarthylat mss•irea and ia today an actlv* op* pi aent at tha atudent loyalty of Sen. Style* Bridges, one of Vico Pksident Mixon’s principal back* tk , a one-man un-American aetl itlea crusade by State Attorney Gncral Louie Wyman resulted in Jail sentences in two Initanees In wilch the American Civil Liberties Utlon intervened. The ACLU charged that In both eases the charge Involved freedom of crime or whether he was a vie* tin of the emotionalism surround* Ing the Rosenberg case. With the clearing atmosphere there Is a growing realisation that freedom ia not something wa periodically pat ourselves on tha back about. It la a creative set t* be constantly renewed. In regards lo the County Horns and the spending of the money to support the people of the county home, I will say to tbo boat of my knowledge and past rocords that is my estimation $1,000 per year will ba tha leant anyone can keep n person for. Thar* are Items like food, clothing, medical care, diets and many other things, As far as th* construction of tha building and plumbing is concerned, it li In great need of repair. I would like to say lo the taxyers of Seminols County: "Aa ig as I am superintendent of th* County Homo, t am going to give the best service that I pos­ sibly can. I am going to seo that tho old folks bar* gat medical treatment, plenty of food and a dean comfortable bad." Meanwhile, 1 would Ilka to thank all (he church circles, clubs, Navy, and othar organisations for tholr gifts, presents, food, and other items. Especially tho county com­ missioners for their wonderful cooperation toward tha County Horn*. But I would Ilk* to state ggaln: it la Impossible to keep any person for the sum of uoo r year, and give them the right id of cara. Grady Scott Supt., Seminole County Horn* K B i i. : 1 S si Pan 4—KM fab. 11, 1N0 Am ELECTRIC DRYER wffl do the job better . . . tabs* Mm ttotah «ad atreia out of waahdaya. "EWctric Sumhina" baada •1 outdoors (rv«n ia boautifttl Florida) for drying dothas gsntkr, fluffiar and swatter••mailing. 1 t Bitter wU bt th# “MitchIbis Four" m m gutry WBahdsy cborn. Go Bbodgrn tht AU*Etectrie way—waahir, dryar, "git-down" irons* tad automatic water haateMuid mtty Urnlatter/ V friondly M p * t hay • <•* otherwise sbra and fanatical youth* a forum chart* that tha United SUt*s r*pr*a*int freedom- of thought, .ha Supreme Court atruck down i curity procedure* which had lollferated eo rapidly In d i f n n a lluetry. Thla wa* on the*score w t it the accuitd wa* not permit* 11 to confront hie accuier and » li uitice* were often don*. Thera Man effort today to reinatitut* tl is* procedures in a modified fi m that may gat by tha court. Editor: wstjaa antsv, mas yra TaiYltlU * A^Tni*,,c5S35* jjriauma SssSsty MHw / ♦ •1 i . \ . ' r, . .Vv *J SanMok Md iibaistoMsi MBUsaed .-a * *' ' J WAUUNQTON — Aa ennivsr- munlata etated d youth feetival •ary ha* juat patted that went un- In Vienna moat young American* who went there joined with Wee■unt and unheralded. It wee 10 tern European* to ehow what a year* ago on February t that the phony propaganda operation thl* lata Senator Joeaph McCarthy of wa*. Yet, tha Hou** Un-AmeriWlaeomala let loot* hie charge can Aetiritlaa Committee rah* that there were "SOI Communlit*" poenaed the handful of Americana who went to-parrot the party line. In the State Department, initiat­ ing tha thereby brief but tragie era that bear* hla name. Tha SOI dropped to Bl, to 17 and finally on the Sonata floor to thro* caaoo McCarthy aald he would p m * . But it mattered little, elnc* tha aenator had the headline* and under tha atricturee of objective By United Free* latsrasttsaal reparting hla word* traveled far. LONDON- Sitter Helen Rowe, Tha faar that McCarthy exploit* *d waa not aurprltlng in view of who attended Queen Elisabeth 11 the Hit* cai* and the feet that ai midwife at the births of Princo Judith Coploa had been found Charlei and Princesa Anna, elat­ peaeing out document* from in•id* tha Department e f Juitice. ing the wa* not narvoue about tbo Thla waa g revelation of some- approaching birth of the Queen’* thing now and profoundly dis­ third child: turbing in an America that never "I have delivered hundredi of since tha Civil War had reason to beblei, to many 1 cannot remem­ examine ita awn allegiances. Here waa a foreign conspiracy that had ber esactly. 1 ehall treat the royal wen m m American* to It* car- birth the same ae any ether." vice. ROME— Singer Abbe Lane, lay­ What was aurprislng wa* that ing she “ juit love*" the Idea of McCarthy went eo far with so a hurricane being given her name little. President Eisenhower and by th* U. 8. Weather Bureau: tha member* of his administration "Ths only trouble Is, they’d writhed in anger as they saw tha damage ha dla at home and have to call It ‘Hurricane Abbeabroad. But they failed to move Cha Cha Cha’.’* against him and the wild spree NORTHFIELD, N. J— Twowent on. A few lonely men in the Sen- and-one-half year old EUeen Ben­ ate — William Benton of Connecti­ gal, who climber a 50-ft TV towar cut, Thonu* C. Henning* Jr. of because she wanted to get to the Mlisourl, Millard Tydlng* of moon, promising her mother the Maryland, Ralph Flanders of Ver­ wouldn't try It again: "I'll never go to the moon, Mom­ mont —• challenged McCarthy and the threat he posed to America’* my. Not until I get big." position In the world and our liber­ LONDON— Hong Kong ballet ties si home. sicb it iiumr. It was wav not, nut, however, nuwcvci| until he had exposed himself to dancer Nancy Kwan, chosen to the public in the Army-McCarthy replace actresi France Nuyen ae hearings that the Senate voted to iter of the movie "Tb* World of Susie Wong," discussing bow math censure him. ihe wanted the part: While moat Americana would "I never gave up hop* of play­ probably Ilka to forgot tha whole grisly mete there are other* who ing Susie because a Kowloon for­ f u r that th* heritage of MeCar­ tune teller said I would." thyiim ie still a damper on Amer­ ican freedom, conscience and Ini­ Mexico bat made a deal lo ex­ tiative. This goes to tha deep con­ change $200,000 worth of cotton cern that Amaricana are being and $272,000 worth of sugar for prosecuted not for any act but 8,000 toot of newsprint from ChUt, for what they profess to believe. reports the International Federa­ Last summer when the Corn- tion of Agricultural Producers. \ �VH» Oaotorf V m ll Mon. Feb. 15. 1050— Fajre 5 Furniture Cleaning Teachers’ Sorority Studied By HD Club Meets At Mayfair Inn Sauiord membera of Bala chap­ ter of Delta Kappa Gamma, inter­ national provisional organization for women teachers, entertained the entile chapter at a luncheon meeting at the Mayfair Hotel rec­ ently. About fifty membera attend­ ed from Volusia, Lake, and Semi­ nole Counties. Featuring a Valcntiue “ hearts and flowers” motif, the tables were decorated with a profusion of many colorful varieties of Camellias. A beautiful centerpiece of huge flow­ er-covered heerta with a saucy red cupid waa arranged on the head table and was flanked by dainty floral, nosegays. Each guest re­ ceived a camellia corsage. Miss Betty Foard, chapter presi­ dent from Deland, presided. Mrs. Aldia Milwee of Longwood led the group singine. Annual Smorgasbord j* Scheduled Feb. 27 Special recognition was given to Miss Alice Van Cleef, chapter member from prtand. who Just re­ ceived an award as outstanding 'chemistry teacher in Florida. Miss Agnes Johnson, field repre­ sentative of the State Department of Education, presented a panel discussion. “ Appraisal of the Teacher Training Program.’* as­ sisted by Mrs. Anne Sams Gautier, well-known civic leader from New Smyrna Beach, and Mrs. Dottle Head, home economic instructor at Deland High School. Tha program was followed by a buainesa session at which time plana were discussed for the in­ ternational convention to be held at the Americana Hotel in Miami in August. Mrs. Nancy Brock was chairman of the hoatesi committee assisted by Miss Ethel Riser and Mrs. Alicia Schmidt. Decorations were arranged by Mrs. Hilda Wray with the help of Miss Edna Chittenden and Mias Barbara Ruprecht. far* and cleaning at furnitur* waa Mi* lubject discussed at the February meeting of the Lake Mary Horn* Demonstration Club. Mra. Holland DeJong of the Sem. tnolr Evening Club gave membera a demonstration by cleaning a dirty chair. Wool eloths make the best pol­ ishing cloths she staled and rec­ ommended the following mixture at a homemade polish: Mix equal Church S. S. Class Observes Annual Valentine Banquet MRS. R. A. MKRGI, was given a farewell party by * group o f friend* Saturday at the Mayfair Inn. At the luncheon and going-away present opening were Mr*. C. J. Youngblade, Mrs. H. F. llryant, Mr*. D. L. Jarrell, By Church Circle Mr*. N. S. Pruden. Mra. M. D. McPherson, Mrs. M. I,. Lilleboe, Mrs. F. H. Wizard, Mr*. D. G. Faulkner, Mr*. Ken Rowell, Mr*. H. F. Lang and tha honoree. shown admirinjr a Valentine corsage. ( Herald Photo) Mrs. John Melrose A tempting array of delicious food waa diicusaed during the com­ mittee meeting of the Ethel Root C I r c I a of tha Congregational Chureh when they met to make plans for the sixth annual “ Swediih Smorgasbord", scheduled for Feb. 27 at the church. The group met at the home of Mrs. Harold Herbif. Mrs. Herbal and Mrs. Herbert Thurston are co-chairmen of the event. Mrs. 01tiff Nordgren, Mrs. Maurice Cor­ bett and Mrs. Howard Rollins com­ pose the menu committee. Among various authentic Swed­ ish dishes to be offered at the Smorgasbord will be asaortad cold meats, Swedish onion pie (Lok PaJ), sardines, anchovies, herring, kepper, laux and numerous hot cas­ seroles, including herring au gratin (Sillgralln), relishes, spiced crab apples and the ever popular Swcd- Girl Scout Diary Woman's Club Holds Annual i . , Valentine Luncheon Bridge More than 65 members and nesday for the annual Valentina guests of the Sanford Woman’ * luncheon and bridge party. Club met at the club house Wed­ Aa gucsU arrived they were greeted in the foyer by Mrs. James Huff, chairman o f lha Circle Chairman Social Department which sponsors the party; Mrs. D. C. Howard, Surprised With Mrs. Cora Brown and Mrs. E. D. Rinehart. A delicious salsd course and Card Shower strawberry abnrtcake was served Mra. F. J. Harrla was hostess by Mrs. Roy Tillis and her com­ to Circle No. S or the W. S. C. S. of First Methodist Church at her home in Ravenna Park. The chairman, Mr*. M. E. Ra­ ker, railed Ihe meeling to order and was interrupted before the could proceed with the regular bualncss, by the social chairman who asked for the floor. The members all began singing "Happy Birthday To Our Chair­ MONDAY man,*" while Ibey marched around her chair and filled her lap with American Home Department of a shower of birthday cards. Saltford Woman's Club meets at Reports and announcements for g p. m. for a program on “ Figure tha coming week were heard. Analysis.” Mra. W. P. Chapman presented National Hairdressers and Cos­ the lesson study from Ihe book metologists Assn. Unit 31 meets at of Luke. The hostess assisted by Mrs. I p. m. at Tba Lovely Lady Beauty Lois Taylor served refreshments to members and guests attend­ ing. The U. S. la expected to hava a 243,000,000- kilowatt- hour gener­ ating capacity in I960 compared with a Russian goal of 112,000,000 kilowatts. mittee,'including Mrs. R. T. Warren, Mrs, W. B. Hrinion, Mrs. J. K. Hiker, Mrs. N. R. Whitney, Mrs. E. A. Monfortnn and Miss Ellalce Kirchhoff. Miss Kirchhoff, chstrman of the decorations, used a Valentine mo lif. Heart shaped arrangements of red and while flowers, camel­ lias predominating, were placed on each table and throughout the club house. Mrs. Huff railed a brief busi­ ness meeting following the lunch­ eon. An election of officers was held and those elected to serve next year are Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, chairman; Mr*. W. B Brin­ son, vice chairman; Mrs. il. W. Rucker, secretary, Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, finance chairman; Mra. W. D. Hofmann, memberahip chairman and Mrs. Charles Wine, program chairman. Winnera of the high score awards at tha card party were Mrs. C. M. Flowers at bridge, Mrs. George Quinn, canasta and Mrt. A! Hunt, acrccno. SHKUYli T H O M P 8 0 N , three year old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. V, Thotnpnon was supposed to have a birthday party this week­ end, hut her mother wa* in lied with the flu *n ahe had to celebrate with her doll "Cindy 1*011." Her gramlpurcnt*. Mr. and Mra, John Carver brought a pink and white birthday cake decorated with minia­ ture animal* and a family birtInlay aupper waa serv­ ed. The only other young guest* present were her older *i*tcr and brother, Patsy and Rohie. NOW SHOWING AT 7,-M AND 11:09 I*. M FIRST . HANFORD SHOWING Calendar MONDAY C. W. F. of *First Christian Church meets at 7:30 p. m. at Ihe Church. Mils Shirley Morgan will speak on "what ihe church of­ fers to young people." Mr*. Mary Elizabeth Thompson, :«I7 Laurel Avr., has been very The Ethel Root CircU of the ill with the flu for the past two Congregational Christian Church weeks. She is able to be up now but will not resume her Job as will meet at 7:43 p. m. at the teacher at the Pinrrrcst School home of Mrs. Bonner Carter, lot for about another week or ten S. Sunland Dr. Plana for a new days. money making projrrt and the Mr. and Mr*. Thomas J. Paskins smorgasbord will he discussed. announce the birth of a ion, Bart Joseph, at Seminole Memorial Pinrcrest Baptist Church Win­ Hospital Frh. 3. Mrs Paskins some Sunday School data dinner is tho former Carole Petty. at the church 6:30 p. ra. (P&MoncdA TUESDAY Tbe Bureau of Mines estimates that tha L'.S. haa 190.000 mile* Pioneer Fellowship of First of pipelines for the distribution Presbyterian Church meets g p. m. of crude oil and refined petrole­ Men of the Churrh with their um products, ! ladies meet at T p. m. Tan UWSYS LHtt TWI a m w m . Ponnoy’s “ brings out Support Nylons first timo at this prico FEATUREt 1:39 . 4:10 0:41 . 9:12 T* AM Of Visited Ua Naliaoal Yaa 4 Who During Beauty OeJrMi Weak. COTILLION CLASSES la atari Fata. 144b AM typaa at daacaa. REGISTER NOW . CALL a WAR94MH 0 0 0 0 . k t w i . KCWlUMt* to 0Kcmor im CA&WUIMCR•ROGERMOOtC Mrs. White, Mrs. Galloway, Church NOW SHOWINf OPEN 12:45 PHONE PA 2-1214 Continues Project The February buoineso mooiiag of tho Gamma Omega Chapter af Epsiloa Sigma Alpha was boM at tha horn* of Mlao Patty W ater on Oak Ava. H was revealed that lotion bad been cent to tha principal af tha Lake Mary, Lake Monro# and Paola schools raquaetiug naataa of childraa needing abacs. Mrs. Gwen Freeman waa we*, corned as a guest far tisa evsriag Mrs. I. E. Eetridge Ilf, vice arealdent, announced that • pledge meeting will bo hold this mows. . The m x * meeting wlM be a aaclal Fab. * at tin homo at Mas. Kirby Fite tat Look Alter. Mat­ ing adjournment af *M mooting tha hostesa served rtfi aatamatiM I* tha M membera present. A t Osteen H D Culb Mrs. John Mrlro*e Instructed members of the Oitrcn Home Demonstration Club on the care of various types of floors at the February meeting. Mrs. John Uradin was hostess to the group at her home on Lake Butler. Following the program a aurprise stork shower was given for Mrs. Robert Workman. A Valcntic motif was u^cd (of decora­ tions and a salad course served to those present: Mrs. Norman Miller. Mrs. Henry Osteen, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. John Jurss, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Workman. Mrs. Melrose, Mrs. Clifford Melrose, Mrs. Julius Gcrheard!, Mra. Henry Nixon, Mrs. Albert Stone, and Mrs. John Mel­ rose. Gamma Om ega For N eedy Children Presents Program SANFORD WOMAN’S C1<UB members had their annual social department Valentine luncheon at the club Wednesday. From the left are, Mr*. R. T. Warren, Mr*. J, O. Huff, social'department chairman; Mrs. Roy Tillls, Mrs. W. B. Brinson and Mrs. J. K. Baker. All were hostesses except Mrs. BY MURIEL OteORNE INTERMEDIATE TROOP 1*4Aa enjoyable overnight camping trip was enjoyed by Miaa Frances Cobb's Intermediate girl scouts this past week at Camp Tlcoche* near BarberviUe. This la tha eamp that ia malaUiaad and grows from tha fuads rataad by tha Girl Scout cookie sales. Girls mak­ ing tha trip ware; Martha Hoblit* xell. Susan Parkins, Rowan* Van Pelt, Und* Stapler, Sue Oraano, Linda Webb, Mary Jean Tumor, Sally Robertson, . Vicki Boyd, Wanda and Linda Bedenbaugh. # They took an elght-and-ona-halfmile bike and cooked all their meals outdoors. BROWNIE TROOP IM - The Seminole Comity Fair will be the meeting place of tbit brownie troop at Its neat regular meeting today from six to eight p. m. They will enter displays at pro­ ject* they Hava been working on * this year. They will also make May baskets under the supervision 0 af Mr*. Irving Pryor. Girl* In ttaia troop are: Daria Bath, Ella Boulwell, Sally Carman, Joanne FMfehar, Patty Flatetaer. Deborah Goeras, Candy Hartwig, Leslie Hartwig, Susan Hartwif, Kathy Kimmoas, Nancy Moore, Pamela Plgott. Carolyn Robertson, Elisa­ beth Rodgers, Diana Sovokowski, Bonny Van Pell, Lucia Wallace and Mary Roth Williams. Their Waders am Mra. Olaa Boutwcll A aad Mrs. Milton Serokowskl. BROWNIE TROOP gTt-These brownies have been busy making valentines for their mothers out of construction paper and doilies. Their previous moating waa taken up with a visit in Fisher's Nurse­ ry when they war* each given a plant and an axpbnation an ha car*. Mrs. R. A. Smith la their Wader and Mrs. C. D. Schoonover W tha aaalsUnt. The** % brownies am: Tarry ChaValWr. Constance Da Jang, Valeri# HamitIon, Starr Harriaan. Merry Hastla#a. Mary Bilan Hoffman, Man* Hnskin, Joyce Jon**, Janet Lewis, Mary Margaret Reynolda, Dahrn Rotiand, Linda Smith, Kathy Todd, Judy Wgshbnm. aad Sanaa Whit*. The annual banquet of the Golden Cirri* Sunday School Class of First Baptist Chureh waa held in the •durational building of the church. Membera and their husbands en­ joyed ■ southern fried ehieken dinner and cherry torts. Vaten- parts of eider vinegar, turpentine and boiled linseed oil. She also told the group that a good homemade cleaner could be made by mixing on* tablespoea each of cider vinegar, linseed 08 and turpentine with one ptati at warm water. James P. Avery of Lake Mary told the history and method of cut. ting diamonds. H* displayed a beautiful one-carat diamoad ring and told members bow to buy aai recognise a first class diamond. Mrs. George Otto of the Lootwood club and praaident at tha county council was welcomed as a visitor. She told tha group about council plana. Mrs. William Hetabnob aad Mra. Raymond llaialar, hostesses for Mm day, served a fried chicken loachcon. Table decorationa worn ia keeping with the Valeattae then* and featured a reater arraopauMag of red and white (smalllaa. (Down A Beauty Salon V raaftU kM pportR ytoas coat r fortune—m om In* look at UwmI Oalp S 4S yet thcjf'ra loadeti w ith Quality] t o a p a n \bate a oftem , ding, Sna aaaaa. aomfortabla cotton aabal •aa tha Yalua Panaty’ a stvaiyoiil /t e a i fc B tJ a 1 �I 4 r»* , jl ' r— —■■■- . P i| i 8—Won. F®K 15| 196C By JERRY COVINGTON Tonight Coach Bud Layer and hia high flying Seminole* travel to Oviedo for a basketball tilt and are expecting plenty o f trouble from Coach Paul Mikler’a Lions. The 8eminolea have been riding high all seaaon. They knocked out a victory by a slim margin over the Lions in the early part o f the seaaon. The Oviedo gym is poorly proportioned and it usually gives the visiting team a big disadvantage. The youngsters from Oviedo know the court like a book and they are usually able to give anyone a rough time when they play there. Although this is one o f the poorest seasons that Milder and his charges have had in some time, they have several o f the finest players in the area. Mike Duda, who represents the last o f this famous clan at the Oviedo school, has been dropping in the points with the greatest o f ease all season. He has hit around the 20 point mark consistently all season and will give the Seminole defense a big test. Along with Duda, Mlkler will be count­ ing heavily on Johnny Tea insky and Roy DAYTONA BEACH (UN) Robert (Junior) Johnson of Ronds, N. C., was 990.900 richer tod ay Ihsaks to s skid tbst allowed him la finish SI seeosds ahead of Bobby Johns of Miami In a SOS.-mils stock car marathon at Dayteas International Speedway Sun­ day. •Johns, driving a IMS TonUsc, bad overtaken Johnson with SO laps remaining la the race and appeared on his way to victory. But the Miami driver skidded off the track coming out of the secend turn an the high-banked two aad one-half mOa track and John­ son poshed ahead with to laps to Johnaoa, a , averaged 124.740 milei per hour ia winning the lisa’s share of ISS.SOS la prise mosey. Johns, IT, recovered fast and was gaining on Johnson la the stretch, but the North Carolinian brought Us IMS Chevrolet ia 8 seconds ahead of Johns. Johnson had led most of the wsy hi the long race, until Jehu made his " v a ia g Richard Polly, 8 , of Raadiemaa, N. C.. finished third, just ahead of his father, Lee Pet­ ty /R oth w e driving lSSO Plymouths, Johany Allen, Atlanta, ia a UdO Chevrolet, was fifth, fob lowed by Ned Jarrett, Newton, N, C. la a IMS Ford, Curtis Turn­ er. Roanoke, Va., ia a 189 Ford, A n d Lertama, Elmhurst, XU-, la Ford, aad Red V/hlta, flgrtaaborg, S.C., la a ISM Chav- g mo A^crewd of IT,loo fans watched tba eumbaksdrace which wss de­ layed several times by the yellow eaeSaa flag. At least two sC the BMldoata wore feared serious. Ia the final lap, Tom Plstooe of Chicago, veered off the track aad trashed tale aa abandoned ear. The extent of Me Injuries was not immediately determined. Earlier, Tammy Herbert of Miami suffered a fractured arm aad aa injured eve when Ida UN Thunderhlrd crashed late a faiL A M S Chem ist drives by H. T. (Pappy) Crane of Long Bosch, Mis*-, flipped over when it swerv* td to miss Herbert's overturned vehicle, but Crane walked away from his car. Two of tho pre-race tavoritoi, Gita (Fireball) Roberta of Day* teas Batch ami tons Boaeh pad Cettoa Oweaa of b T d ^ r i V t t e car trouble; Tho busiest weekend of tho in­ door traek mason, which pro­ duced u historic ipriat-hurdtea "double" on tho East Coast and n hair of world records la the Wait, Mt tho stage today for a alulteg record atioult ia the National AAU indoor championships, Hayos Jonas, who became tee THERE W AS BASKETBALL APLENTY in the Semin­ ole Gym Friday night. A t left, a Seminole JV eager takes one o ff the boards in their tilt with Lyman J r ’s. Cen­ ter, Ray Lundquiat dumps two points through as he Tho fait breaking Sanford Seminoloi picked up their 13th win of the eeaton hors Friday night by dtloatlag tea Lyman Greyhounds by s score of 70-44. Tonight tho Locale travel to aoighboriag Oviedo for another latra-county baltlo against tee stubborn Lions. Tho JV’s will be­ gin tho action In ‘tho Oviedo gym and tea varsity squads will square i f f at 1:30. In tba Impressive victory Fri­ day It was Junior forward Alex McKIbbln who led the atteek. The yauxgster got nlno field goal* and thro* free throws for a total of II point*—bJi high for tee season. Although Alex hai not been in the starting lineup tele season, in re­ cant games b* has seen a great deal of aetlon and has shown Steady ImprovimiaL , Ha. made moat of hu point! with* a neat mp shot from tho sldo and ha I with deadly accuracy. a Mra. Jam** Mackey wai elected president of th* newly formed Ten-Team Woman'* League made up primarily of Navy wlvae. Other officara elected at the matting bold last Wednesday at te* Jat Lanes were Mrs. Howard Harriton, vie* president and Mrs. Hobart Satre, secretary-treasurer. Th* loaguo agrotd to bowl Wed­ nesdays at 9:90 a. ra. Soccer Tour Ends NEW YORK (UPI) -Tha Aus­ tria Football Club of Vionna head­ ed back home today after a North and South American tour In which thay won six gamai, lost five and played alx Uas. Tba Austriani wound up tholr tour hare Sunday by gaining a 2-3 Ua with tha Colombo club of th* American Soccer Loaguo. gala* Time* moot* Biiuroay. »ux then war* ttverpl other brilliant performance! by Olympic hope­ fuls aad the AAU mast premia** I# b# i blf ont. Other N.Y.A.C. feature! includ­ ed a ent-mila r e ly matt mark Of 1:174 by Vlllanava; • U-foet vault by Mil Schwart ef tea Ma­ rinas; Jim Beatty's eytlaih upael at Dyroi Burleson ia n 4:06.4 meel record mil#; and Wlcblte'e Low Morrimaa's 1:624 half-mU. win when ailing favorite Tom Murphy * At*Toa0 Angetei, Phil Coltman look the mite te 4:03.8 and Gaorna Kerr of Illinois »tapped tba 269 la |f You Are Under 80 : You Are Not Too Old | For Life Insurance Lot us tell you how you can atm apply *** • 11409 W* tesure**# poltey to h*l» taka can g ~ 4 # flnfl expo**** without burden' |nc ypur family. ff’t # ii ‘ V; £ :'\ '• Evas though you a n te your lO’a, 90's, or 70’a you likely need find w ail Ufa Insurance coverage ,|u st a* muck a* anyone olsa, . Bo tear out this ad aad mail it today with your name, address aad v Fear*# birth to Old American In",*.•/ naronee Company, 4900 Oak, Dept. Although tho starting five saw only about half th* action, all of them managed to get their share of tho points. High scoring Jim Graeoy hit 14, Terry Christensen, 12, Ray Lundqulit 11, and Georgs Peridts, tight. Cowboy OravtU TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flor­ ida State University football play­ er Bobby Conrad wai killed Sat­ urday when ho leaned his head out a car window and struck a concrete sign post. Conrad, 20, suffered a fatal concussion. He was driven In the car to the FSU Infirmary, A physi­ cian then rushed him to the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital but he was dead on arrival. Driving the car was Jack Eipenship, 20, Lake City, also an FSU football player. Twn other team members, Abner Blgble, 21, West Palm Beach, and Denny Schou, Fort Lauderdale, were in tho car along with Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson of Tallahassee. The group hid attended the wedding and reception of FSU grid star Bobby Renn. They were returning home when the accident occurred Just off tho echool campus. The others in the car said Conrad leaned his head far out the car, apparently to get fresh air, just a a the car rounded a turn. The sign post struck hia right temple. The others pulled him back In the car, asw blood on his head, and drove to the Infir­ mary. Conrad had Just roturned to Ulrich Cops Title PARIS (UPI) -Jorgtn Ulrich o( Denmark won th* men's sin­ gles title by defeating BUly Knight of Britain, 21. 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, In tee French Indoor tennis cham­ pionships Sunday. Angela Morti­ mer took tho women's crown with a 6-4, 9-7 victory over country­ woman Ann Heydon. paces the Seminole vanity squad to a win over Lyman. Right, a Seminole Sporting Goods playar scores for his taam in a Biddy League game against Sanford Electric’s team. (H en ld Photos) Heavies Favored In Kennel Action only picked up a single point, from the free throw lint but did a fine Job.on tho boards. Doug Tamny, Mika Roberts, John Taylor, and A pair of boavywolghta art Eddie Fuhrmen were also very favorod to provldo a fait quintals •fftclivo on tho board* throughout tonight In tho foatund ninth en­ Ibt action. counter at Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club. Tho 16-event card, start­ ing at I:t0, will begin the ninth week in what appears to .ba tea finest season In the local oval's history, • Asst, Mgr. Jack Ledoux said FSU Monday after six months this morning that both attendance In the Marine Corps. He was and baiting totals aro tunning starting halfback on the 1932 Semi­ raor* than 20 par cant ahead of nole squad but did not play in last year's figures. 1939 because he was in the ser­ Tho favored Grado-A heavy vice. He Was on the 1980 team. gents In .tea feature tonight aro Athletic Director Vaughn Man­ Rocky MacOinty. owned by Ar­ cha said "all of us ate saddened thur Bowser, and O. B.'a Mort­ by the loss of Bob. He had great gage, a 71-pound product of the promise and it Is a great loss to star-studded Oswald Brothers tho university." Kennel. Rocky la givtn top morning lino odds of 2-to-l In the hoadlintr. The S7-pound rad brindla fellow will move out from the four-box O. B.'a Mortgage la assigned 3to-1 early digits. Ha'll be waiting for tet mecbanical rabbit from tee winsome two-spot. Oviedo felled by three points lo avenge ill worst basketball de­ feat In the icbool's history when it lost to the Mt. Dora Bible School Friday night by 83-40 score. Shooting for revenge against the Mt. Dora team which previously had won a 101-70 tilt, Oviedo took a first quarter lead but fell be­ hind at halftime, 28-24. Mt. Dora kept the lead the reat of the game, although Oviedo put on a scrappy finish and during the final minutes pulled within one point of tying it. Mike Duda scored 16 points, Roy Walnwrlght 12,. Kenneth Sperk's 12 and Johnny Teslnsky 11 for Oviedo. Th* Oviedo JVa also lost to tho Mt. Dora school and the Oviedo girls were beaten by Umatilla. Tha JVs went down by a 44-2) margin and the girls lost 36-30. Wainwright. Like Dude, Teeineky hat been one o f the big jruns all season and in the past few games Walnwrlght has be. come a big scorer. The Scminoles are coasting along with their finest record in the history of SHS with thirteen wins against two losses. • • • The OBC coaches met last Thursday night to draw for the tournament match* ings. At the meeting DeLand and Titus* ville were also rejected as new members in the OBC. Bishop Moore also has requested entry into the conference but they will be voted upon at a later date. The tournament will get underway Thursday night with Lakcvlew and Apop. ka squaring o ff in the first game and Wildwood and Leesburg second. The Me. minoles will face the winner o f the Wild* wood-Leesburg game at 7 p. m. on Friday and Winter Park will face the winner of the other match at 8:30. On Saturday there will be a championship game between the JV teams o f Winter Park and Apopka at 7 p. m. and then the winners from the varsity games on Friday will meet at 8:30 for the OBC crown. SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) Tho American hockey taam —Tho official "groupies" for all- blanked tho Japantie, 10-0, with Important starting pitots ia tho man's aad women's downhill races maay of tho stvoral hundred spec­ of the Olympic Qamta wort an­ tators analog their flrit game. num , Finn* and Norweglaai tried to out-do themialves again. For the second straight day, Ger­ many's young Holmut Keckneiel In the ski Jumping, the Gar- led the way with two lespi of II meters — about 295 feet. But the others ware right on his trial. Several Finns aad Norwe. A gians each bettered (be old offi­ cially recognized mark for thii Jump of SSH meters. nouncod today. And Indications art (hat the United States fominlnt racers will be la the thick of tho battlo for gold models. But the man aren't given a chance to finish in the firat SO. Oa tea woman's team, Peaay Pltou of Lanconia, N. H., Is rated fourth ia tea international rank­ B. Edwards Builders Supplies ings aad Betsy Balte, Norwich, lost a little of their load ia Tb* Vt.. is listed seventh. The ratings aro sat by the In- Thursday Night Mixtd League last wash, as they gave up three win* to Sualand Estates. This leaves tee league leaders cut up late la Ura competition, tee with 40te games wen, followed boat ipots for competitors ia the by Stelameyor Roofing with 34)4, first "unit" of 12 in th* womoa'a Sualand, 34, The Furniture Center 30, Florida State Bank SO, tad aad 11 la tb* moa'a. But no American men wan list­ South Platers*t, a . Sualand loavts llttl* doubt in ed la th* first unit for the males. Highest rated la Gordon Eaton, anyono'o mind, teat thay a n tho Littleton, Vt., and ba is way taam to boat, aa thay combine a largo handicap with bowlers who down ia 24th place. . Pit Rlva of Italy toppod tba aro raising (heir averages each woman's rating*. Carl Sc brass of week. In Just four weeks, this team T>as com* from the base­ Austria, te* man's. Th* valley got another beautiful, ment to within one half gafie Of sunny Sunday and tea athletes got second spot, winning their last in excellent workouts on all /an- eight games in n raw. Stelnmcyer Roofing - took two ues. Th* highlights were a hockey wins from South Pinecreat, this game between United States and week,-behind th* big aeries af Japan, and te* spirited exhibition John Ogdon. Ed Callan turned In battle of the ski Jumpers who n 302-301 to load Plnecrcst, and eked up the 3-10 split twice durseem Intent upon bettering 'each g tho evening. other’ s marks. Furniture Center took twn wins from th* bankers, in n match that Moore Considering was evenly matched all tea way. DORTMUND, Germany (U P H - Georg* Swann was high for the Plana were underway today for bankers and Howard Harrison was a world ligbt-hoavysrelght cham­ top man on the furniture team. pionship bout botsreen titleholdsr Frank H u b made tea 4-7-9 pick­ Archie Moor* and Erich SchMp- up and Louise Hosford toppled ten paar-of Germany. 6 MIAMI (UPI) - Stay dose io Jim Hearn and you'll beat him. That was what they whispered in National League dugouta whan th* big righthander pitched for the Now York Giant* a few years back, but it didn't work out that way Sunday when Hearn cam* oa to win th* baseball playara golf tournament. Trailing Alvin Dark .by on* stroke going into the final round of tho 72-hola tournament, Hearn, now out of baseball, shot a fiveover-par 73 in high wind* to boat Dark by on* stroke with a Ml total. MBOnmfOenMIMOnmU with week** anew? platan aad “ i Sh U" i s te m ay cksaaeUI Uha met people, yee've fistably ia a losstios whoso TV rigsals otm from m ay direct!*** - a i l lost the h i yoar iatesaa was aot up 4* loco. •MT 19 M tMOT Itt MekvyviirvaUeMwdrkavrdUMtMert •RctesUy aad briag la tea best omitla yUtare (row say directive. What yaa aeod la tea TV a u n t teat h u m yoar satoaaa to Ciitlo aad Detect like Badar-lko CDS XOTO*. MOV |6 2MW2W2I Revo's all yoa do te poll ia cleaver, g lifyi Yj. Hr—n r phtiTiil f. Tens boody gbytwevp Wroctte* Motive oa COJti 2teaMM Ktito Cool*! Cbltest. Nightly S 3 MATINEES 9. Jlvtee at the lev* #/ t*ur rM /v a liiu Verov <1 te a tem­ plet# aVrete MO yea see SA« pfctar* clearer Uoa star k/ere. 8:10 P.M 8 Lift noao gaper /rets «te Meeter aad pear aalsaaa oat*. M tifilJtf ta k l (fl WEEKLY Wednesday Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY CluMtouno • Hooted Stand* • Valet Parkinf Jerry Collina, Co-Owner Sorry, No Minors a •Mote, teat Itt f o why oottte fee hali-vey TVt Frit la att tea ebaaaete year eel te equipped to eteetet* vtte a thrifty CDBBOTOR. m sm The beautiful, modem Jet Lanea Bowling aa Oaera Road Just off Highway 17-92 attracts enthusiasts of all ages. Fro* in. atnictlen Is available to begliutera ef *U ages. Jat Lane* with 20 alley* la completely air conditioned. Parents with small chil­ dren have free uae of tha nursery, Tha Lanes are open every day, Including Sunday from 9 a.m. until t am. LINEN aad INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM! by — STATE jH R Zm r UNEN SUPPLY 21 N. ParM BM * Orlando C H 14991 1 thinky*o should hero b i t riiadooewiderT PLAN CAREFULLY — GET MATERIALS AT GATOR V - I HMUf H (. 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STA N D IN G „ BOON O N L Y .S — ^ / BEFORE THAT] ► T IM E C O M E * S i m s e coveaeo . WITH CARS > �■ ■ . •thing N «w , Something Old ®h* HOUSE for rent, So. Sanfrord FURN. Apt. 291V4 W. lit 8t. Ave., near Lake Jeaaup. Phone FURNISHED 2 bedroom ‘ apart FA 2-54»4. ment, flrat floor, 211 W. 16th St. Call PA 2-5450. 2-UNFURNI5HED houses, one 2 room, one S-room. Call FA 2-5226. FURNISHED cottage at Points, Phone FA 2-1467. #SRtorft Rrrilfe Pave 8— Mon. Feb. 16, 1060 THE OLD HOME TO W N By STANLEY ^ HW C A LLS I T HIS m w COMPACT c a r - r r i F tv s r * mchms ur+mm. THAN HIS O L D RENT A BED Rollaway, Hosplta' A Baby Beds By Diy, Week or Month. NEW 3-bedroom houee. Phone CARROLL'S FURNITURE FA 2-7213. Ph. FA M i l l HO W. 1st SL 4-ROOM apartment with screened porch, furnished or unfurnished 2, I and, 4 BR. houses, 2 BR furnished apartment. FA 2-7660. 2-BEDROOM house well located ROSA L. PAYTON In Winter Park,. near school And Associates house and business section, with­ : Toes, thru Fri. . I P. M. day beRegistered Real Estate Broker in I blocks ef bee Une. Call * fere lasertlos. Men. • Bat neon. Ph. FA 2.1301 17-02 at Hiawatha TE MIS!. RESPONSIBILITY: FURNISHED house for rent, $1 UPSTAIRS furnished apartment, private entrance, electric kit­ Smyrna Dr., DeBary. The Herald will not be responsible chen. S e e Mrs. Appleby, j h r mere than mm lacerm t InnerFA 24661 or FA M N $ ties e l year ad, end reeerree the right to revlee er reject nay adrertieemesrt from that ordered te I-BEDROOM tarnished home $100 S-BEDROOM, kitchen furnished, per month, re sponsible people $66 month. FA 2 1963. ; eastern to the pelklee at this STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Idteben furnished. 306 Grapevllle Ave. Phone FA 2-3126. AVAILABLE February 15th; 2 room cottage completely furn­ ished, ell utilities, reedy to move in. Adulte only. 2406 Perk. Carole Expected Te Take Stand LOS ANOELES (UPI) - Carole Tregoff le exposed to take the witness stand today to tell of her past In tho "accidental" slaying of tho wife ef bar lover, Dr. R. Barnard Finch. Lawyera for the 23-year-old red­ head were playing It esgy up lo the laet minute on definite word whether Mies Tregoff would tesUfy in thle trial that started with Jury selection lest Dee. I. But tho feet that Carole came twice front her Jail cell to the court-house, over the three • day weekend layoff for long confer­ ence* with her lawyera Indicated strongly she was being briefed for her appearance. The law states UUt a defen­ dant# decision net to testify should not bo takon aa any avldenee ef guilt. That may ba tho theory but tha Jary is bound ta woodsy s( siltnco by Carole after the seven-day narrative told by the 42-year-old doctor. Finch's testimony oa ths actual killing of Mrs. Barbara Jean Finch on July 11 implicated Co* pole only to Mw oatoot that the carried an attaebe ease ap tha drivaway to the West Covina, Calif., home. Legal Notica NOTICK IS HKRKRT OIVKN. That N. J. Bahr Ih* holdar nf th*t fo llo w . Ins ca rtlflcal* ha* flltd aald oartlfinal* fnr ta t daad Is h* laauad thartou. Tha rarllflaat* numbar and yaar af laauanca, th* description a f lha proparty, and tha nama In which It waa aaaaaaad a* follow ai C arllflcala No, SIT T o r or laauanca J u s t 9*, A. D. D eorriptloa wf Paapaafyt Lola t to f, B lock K, Tram f t Sanlandn Hprlns* Aecordlns lo Plots Tha roof Raeordad upon Iho Publlo RocorSs at Bamlnolo County, Florida Nam* l« w hich aaaaaaad darapte I nr. All o f aold proparty balug la lha C o a s iy a f Samlnola, K a ta o f F lo r­ ida. Uniats au*h oartlfleata shall ba radaamad s e e o rlln g I* law thd proparty daaerlbad le auch ra rtlfl. oal* will b* sold lo lb* hlshaat bidder at th* fron t daor nf th* Samlnol* County Court M oot* s i Sanford, Florida, on iho Flrat M on­ day In Ih* month o f Marob. Its*, whlrh I* ih* fth dap a f March. i l l a**"* ,hl* *,M| NOT ICR OF APPLICATION rot* TAX in*sin (Baa. 104.10 Flarlea Btatataa o f 1040) NOTICK 10 HF-RKBT OIVKK, That .V. J. It.h r tha hotitar nf tha fo llo w . Inv rtrtlflra ta haa ftlad aald rar­ tlflrata fo r la s 4aad to ba Issued lharaon. Tha earltricata numbar and yra r of Ifauanr*, lha dasrrlpitoe nf lha proparty, and tha nama In whirl* It v i i aaaiaacd ara aa follow ai Carllflrata Nn. 114 Taar o f Issuance Juna> la, A. D. till Desert* H#o a f P o p a r t ) i N IIS Ft. af £ I t - n o f Lai I Cantral Park Plat Book S P a so SI Nama te wklch aaaaattd Marias A llaart Palanlua Alt o f aald proparty begin In tha CnunlF n f Seminole, Flala at F lor­ ida. Unless aurh la rtlflra la ahall ba radtrmad according In law tha proparty described In auch rartlflr a lt will ha anld to tlia highest hlddrr at th* front door nf tha Bamluol* County Court lloue* at Sanford. Florida, on tha flrat Mon­ day In tha month o f Marrh, 1*4*. whlrh la lha fth day o f Marrh, 1*44. Datad thla t lt k day o l January, 1144. D e v il M. Oalchal Clark Circuit Court, Samlnola Cauuty, Florida (O fficial Clark’a Saal) Puhllah Fab. t-S-IS-IS, tldd NOTICE IS HKRKRT OIVKN, Thai N. J. Bahr Ih* holder o f th , follow ln s ro rllflra t* haa filed aald ■artlflrat* for ta t dead to ba Itauad tharaon. Tha earilflcata number and yaar at laauanca, th* dttcrlptlon et lha proparly, and Iho nemo In which It wao aaaaaaad ara aa follow *! Carllflcala No. 114 Yaar at laauanca Juna fa, A. R. t»IT Oaoratpttwa at Property ■ Lot# t, i, a f, Block JL Traot IT Sanlandn Sprlaea A ecordlns lo Plata T h traaf Raeordad upon tha Public Raaorda af Sami, nsla County. Florida Nam* lu which aaaaaaad Habart W. W eldon at at AR * f said properly h alos In th* County o f Samlnola, s ta le o f F lor­ id*. Uulaaa such ce rtifica te ahall ba rtdrrm td a ccording to law tha pro­ perty daaerlbad In sueh csrtlllcata will b* sold ta tha hlshaat blddar e l th* front d oor o f tho Samlnolo County Court Houao ot Sanford, Florida, ou th* flrat Monday In Ih* month at March, I f l t , whlah I* lha Tih day o f March, lf«* . Dated thla 94th day at January, David M. Oalchal Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnol* Cauuty. Florida (O fficia l C la rk * Seal) Puhllah Fob. 1 -S -ll-M , ISIS ISm. IS4.t 4 Vfortda IP4SI NOTICE la H KRCBT OIVKN. That N. J. Bahr tha holdar o f tho follow in g ca rllflca la ba* filed a* 14 cartlflcal* far 1st 4«*4 la b* Issued th*r**n. Th* ........... ca rllflcet* number slid year e f leeuenc*, the dseortptlu* at th* property, aad th* asm * la which It waa a***s**d or* at fallow* t Cartttlrat* No. ITS Tear pf Isauaac* Jua* M, A. D I94T . M I f FL at ■ 114 Ft. a f W 144 Ft. at U 4/4 a f N W ti a f NW U Soolloa I I —Tow nship |i South — Range I t Kaat Nam* la which a eoa* tad Mahal O allow *y A ll at aald property bolng ta the Couaty a f Samlaol*, Slat* a f FI ar­ il* . Unlaaa *ueh cartlflcal* ahtll ha r * le * m * l a*c*rdtag to taw th* property loaurtbod ta such **rtl•si* WUI b* **id ta U s high set b id is r a t Ut* fr * s t door *r th* ■•sstasta C ssa ty C asrt Mpusa at fs a t a N , Florida, o s th* first l i e s . 4 fy is U s taSBth o f March. IM A Whleh ta tha TU day at Marsh. Dalog Uta Mth Say at Jaauary, Legal Notice UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, call FA 2-3651. 6-ROOM unfurnished house with sleeping porch. Cell FA 2-139S. Legal Notice r*rtlflc*l* for t * i d*«d ta b* issued thereon, lb * * *rtlflc*i* number and year o f Iseusnc*. th* description o f lb* proparty, eud ih* nsm * lu whleh It w e* e***(**d sr* a* fallow *: O r t lfic e t * No. I l l T **r of iM usnr* Jun* I t A. a t i f f Deoartpttow o f P roperty L et I, lLee* N*ly I* Ft. o f K 1*4 Ft. a S I f F t.) Block I , Hay m in '* Add. to A lt*. i>mnl»k Plat Book I P « s * R N jk u Ib whlah aaaaaaad D. B. Kelgaaa Hair* A ll a f M id property being la th* C*uaty o f S*mln*l*. S lst* o f F lo r­ ida. Ual*** aurh cartlflcal* shall ba redeemed *i«a rd ln g to law U * properly d»**rtb*d ta *ucb c* rilfirst* w ill b* told 1* Ik* hlgbatt bidder at th* fr o s t door * f th* S«m la*l* C sunty Court Houee at S aaforA Florida, an tha first M *ad * r la th* si*a ih at March. IM A whleh I* tha I U day at HaraK III*. V Datad thla !» th day ot January, THREE bedroom home on two loti, eorner So. San.'ord indi 14th. SL Come, look, make offer. T. V. Cantrell. BY OWNER: 2-bHroom CR home; corner lot; fenced back yard. $350 down. 1 hone FA 2-1263. S t Johns Realty'Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1M N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6121 MOVING AWAY. See this nice • large home and make an offer. Low terms. FA 2-5660. for ta i il»»it to ha laatiad thereon. Tha rartlflrata nurnhar anil ynar o f leeusnre, lha daerrlpllnn o f lha property, and tha nama In which It wae a a ia a x d ara aa folldw ai Carllflrata No. I f* Yaar nf leeuenre Juna !A. A. D. IIS’ NOTICK IS IIKflKIIT OIVKN, That N. J. Ilahr tha holdar nf tha fnllnwlns carllflcala haa filed aald certificate for la* d e „ l to ba to ba laauad tlirrrun. Tha ce r llflrala number and yaar o f laauant-#, lha dracrlptlon o f lha proparty, and tha nama In whleh It waa aaaaaard ara a* follow *: , C artlflcal* Nn. I l l Year o f Iaauanra Juna I*, A. D. 10AT Uaarrlpllop at Property i Lot It, llloi-k A. Itaplat a f L ki Mobil* Hhoraa, H at Ida. Unlaaa aurh certlflca t* ahall ba radaamad a rrord lns to law lha property described In aurh rartlfl•ata will ' a aold lo tht hlshral bidder at th* front door o f tha Samlnola County Court Houaa at Sanford, Florida, on tha flrat Mon­ day In lha month a f March. ISft, which la lha fth day o f March. Itl*. Datad thla llt h day af January, 114*. (HKAt.) , D A V ID ' M HATCH EL Clark Circuit Court Samlnola County Florida Puhllah Fab. I, S. 11. II. m e . PATK tintPFIN, P lain tiff W. NOAH OR1PFIK, JR.. Dafrndant NOTICK TO DKPMNO 1 IIR STATE o r FLORIDA TOl W . NOAH <1HI FKIN, JR. Harlavllla, (leorgl* A Sworn Complaint bavins b»»n flltd asalnat you In Ih* Circuit t’ ourt In and for Samlnola County, Florida, In Chancery, for Divorce, tha abort till* o f aald artloa bains PATK (IfffPPIN", natntkft, va. W. Defend* NOAH (IllIPP IN . J » . ~ ' ‘ nl. thaaa praaanla uro to cauaa and raqulr* you to fll* your written ri,f,naaa. If any, la tha Complaint fllad haraln, and narva a copy tnoraof upon PU Iutln'a Attorney nn o r hrfnr* tho llt h day o f March. A. D. ISIS, otbarwla* a Door** Pro Confaiao will bo ootarad against you ami th* cauaa praoaad as part*. IVITN'KHH my hand and o fficia l Saal at Hanford. Hamlnnl* County, Florida, thla Itk day o f February, IIS*. (HEAL) David M. (latch*! Clark o f th* Circuit Court, Hamlnolo County, Florida B y: Martha T, Vlhlan Deputy Clark Oordon V. Frsdorlrk Attorney for P lain tiff P. O B os IIS* s u i- is i North Park Avanu* Hanfuid, Florida Puhllah: Fah. I, I f. t|. IS, |M*. Legal Notice ■KMIhOUH COUNTY SONINS CONHIBSIO* Nolle* o f PobM* M e ertoi To whom k may eoncerat Nolle* |* hereby g l« * a la an-ordanco with Seetloa 1* e f Ih* Xaning Rasuletlon* that Sc*tt K- Strahaa bee r*qu*et*4 the fellaw lng daecrlbtd property to be snnad M-l Induetrlel: Lot T o f Slevla Farms and SKU o f NW>f (U ta N II* ft o f • I l f ft ut W I** ft. ar K « j f ) Section tt-J IS -IIK . Public hearing will b* bald In tho Samlnol* County Court Houa*. County Cnnnnloelonaro r»«m , Wednaedey, February It, I f f* *1 7:1* P, M. nr ** soon tharaofter *• poeelble. Uemlnnl* c* u n ty Ennius Com m Uilou By R obert B Brown Somlnol* Caualy Xualag Diroatar Hrmlnola County, Florida (O fficial C lark # Hail) Puhllah February 1 - l - t l - l l - l t l * in Tine n n c u i T c o t n r n in t h j u d ic ia l BROKER 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-5961 REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN J. W. HALL 2544 French Ave. RsaiLr "Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 BEDROOM CB nome, kitchen equipped, terreszo floors. Large eorner lot. Low down payment and m o n t h l y payments. FA 2-4531. Stenstrom Realty • HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates N. Park - - Ph. FA 2-24* Seminole Realty o p tn m c ir c u it C. A. Whiddon, Sr. kiteben equipped home in beauful Dreamwold section. Among outstanding features are tiled roof, 3 fully tiled baths, large family room, dishwasher, end disposal, eorner lot. If you are looking for a true value, this is It — requires $3550 down, balance $97.00 monthly — no doling cost*. Some terms can bo arranged on down payment. Offered by OP APPLICATION POM TAX DF.KD 1*1.1# P larldo lla lu lr a at IN TH K CIRCUIT COURT NINTH J I D ir lA I . CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOR UP.MINOI.B COUNTY ('HANL'KRV NO. 10000. NOTICK IS HKRKRT I11VKN. That Jan* Adrlatlnt th* holdar ot tha fnllnw lns rertlflcat* haa filed aald ca rllflca la for la * riard lo b* lam ad lharaon. Th* rarllllrata nurnhar and > tar nf laeuanc*. th* daarrlptlon o f Ih* proparty, and Ih* natn* In which It waa aaaaaaad ar* aa follow ai C arllflcala No. I ts Trar o f U auam * Juna t ), A. D. l i l t Doootlptton ml Properly i BIVIA nf XIV *i of NWt* tLoas Rd.) Hanlon ll-T o w n ■bin It South- R ans* f t Kaat ta Acraa. Nama In which *•»•••»« W illiam i , Richard* All at aald property bring In Ih* County ot Samlnol*, Slat* o f F lo r­ ida. Unlaaa auch rertlflrata ahall ba radaamad acrordlns lo law Ih* properly d*arrlh,d In auch rartlfico la will ba aald lo th* hlshaat bidder at tha front dour o f tha Seminal* County Court Houa* at Sanford, Florida, an th* flrat Mon­ day In th* month o f March, t li* . which I* Ih* fth day * ( M a r * 1191. Legal Notice MITICR (#rr. NOTICK IS IIKRKBT OIVKN, That N. J. Halir tha holdar o l lha lu llow ln s cartltlcala haa filed aald rartllloata for ta* dead In ba laauad lharaon. Tha cartltlcala numbar and yaar o f laauanca, lha daecrlplion nf Hi# proparty, and lha nama In whlrh II waa aaaaaaad ar# aa follow *: Cartlflcal# No. 114 Taar at laauanca Juna I#, A.D. 1017 Daarrlpllau e f P roperty! NH or NKI4 a f H tV'i e f N tvti Baction 11 — Tow n•hip It South — B ans* >1 Kaat I Acraa Nama In which aaaaisad Asnaa Olarkahaar Halra A ll af- aald proparty bains In lha County o f Satnlnolt, State nf Florida. Unlees aurh rarllflcala •hall ba radaam.d arrord ln s lo law tha proparty draertbad la aurh rartlflrata will ba aold lo lha hlshaat blddar at tha front door nf lha M.mlnnla County Court 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double car­ 2-Bedrooms, lit baths, concrete port*, extra large utility room, block construction, hardwood Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. floors. Large living room has FA 2-1372. w g ltci ll tcedar i u a i panelling pgiscuisiB and fsuu firesu v ^ western place. Home la equipped w ith# wall furnace, ran$e end redrigeJust Outside City* retor. Large lot with many RwR trees. Special building la rear Limits used for workshop or hobby Niee dean two bedroom home $200 DOWN shop. $14,800 with terms. Contest oo two lots. Priced at $6,905. $ BR. home with hardwood Boors Easy terms. Seminole Realty and ceramic tile bath.* 1901 Park Ave. Ph. FA $-$t$2 Bedroom home near base, terROSA L. PAYTON 2 ratto ONE LOT, high and dry, 70 ft. floors. Priced at $9,500, wide 146 ft. deep, facing Country cash down $500, balance $77.50 And Associates Club Rd., in Loch Arbor. Term* per month. Registered Rest Estate Broker can be arranged. FA 2-1133. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha Country home In Volusia County, five acres with excellent two RAYMOND M. BALL bedroom house; storage; gar­ AND ASSOCIATES age; chicken home*. Ideal for Real Estate — Insurance M » m n f»r a r r i.ir v r io v poultry or kennel. Priced at Surely Bonds r i m t a x nr.Kti $9,000. Easy terms. H w . 104.1a Florida etalulaa a f 21$ So. Perk Ave. Ph. FA t-M4t la m Hanford NOTICK III IIKHKIir aiVIJ.W That Lakcfront homesites $1,200 up with Evans Bldg. Lake Mery 17. Jaffa tha holitar o f Ilia follow in g easy terms. Ph. FA 2-1290 certlflca t* haa flin t aalil r.rtlflra ta Seminole t'nunty, Florida, undar lha flctllloua nama of, R h l. Hlalrltiutora. and that I Inland to regietar aald nama with tha Clark o f lha Circuit Court, Hcmlnola County, Florida, In a rcord tn ro with tha prnvlalona of tha Flctllloua Nama Htelute*, lo -w lt: Kactlon S lf.*f Florida fllatutaa U K . laiai (SE A L) DAVID M. HATCHKL Clark Clreult Court Kamliiola County Florida Publlak F#K J, 4, is. I f . 114*. IMA H erb (B rea k Quart. Samlaol* C *uaty, Ftarlda (O fficia l Clark'* M i l l 3-ROOM tarnished apartment. Ap- 2-BEDROOM CBS home, kitchen equipped, near Pineerest School. ply apartment 3, 2015 Sanford Cash or terms. 2704 Magnolia. Ave. or call FA 2-0753. Phone FA 2 3377. NICE quiet furnished apartment COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 2 bed­ for couple, $50 per month. Cell room home with Venetian blinds, and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ tionally clean. FA 2-4764 or UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom home FA 2 6642. at 2004 French Ave Immediate possession. Contaet Don Royer FURNISHED two bedroom home at Burger King. at 111W. 12th. Price <7685, with $3,994.68 cash, balance $60 per month including interest. Large lot zoned for business and in WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms good neighborhood. By owner. private bathe, 114 W. First 8tPhone FA 2-6054. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East side between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchei ap­ pliances. School bus stop. Quiet P ltT I T I U I * NAME neighborhood. $7$ per month. NOTICE IH htraby given that 1 am ansae*'! In buelneee at Oviedo. Phone FA 2-6145. 1^Datad this llth day ef January ststsrts at 10 ACRE FARM, plus frame NEW two bedroom house: natural ( dwelling, surrounded by aeveral wood finish. Separate well. well. bearing citrus trees — ideal for $1,500. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, the handyman. To settle estate 3rd Street, Lake Mary. at 65000.00 cash. Contact V. A. FINANCING Seminole Realty 1001 Park Ave., FA 2 5222 or NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME Pay closing eosta of $315.00 and FA 2-2241 evenings. move Into this home with terratio floors, oil furnace, tlie FARMERS AGENCY bath.. Located outside City H. V. Farmer, Realtor Limits in West Haven Subdivi­ D. H. Whitmore sion. Total Priee $11,500. Lillian G. Trama ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Associates. Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 Atlantic Bank Bldg. After hours, FA 2-261S, FA 2-6021, FA 2-3051 FA 2-0261 Outstanding Modem Country Home Legal Notice fa (b e Caere a f IM C a e it r Je4#a. e fttfffr o t.tl County. m a rts a. la l*rabalr. Ta AM CrrSItara aaS Persona M arla* Cfalaaa ar UraiaaSa Aealaat sa ls Katatai fa rai Ratal# a f □ L A D Y ! a. HALL Dtcaaaad. Tou aaS each af you are harabr notified and required to praaant any elalma and damanda whlah you. or oltbai o f you, may hava a ea in it lha •■(•ta o f OLADYfl H. H A L L darraaad. lata o f oald Coun­ ty, to tho C o u n t y Judeo o f iom ln olo County, Florida, at hla offlea In tha rourt hnuao o f aald County at Sanford. Florida, within alsht ralandar month# from tha tint# o f the flrat publication o f thlo nntlca. Carh claim o r do. mend (halt ba In w riting, and ahall atata tha plao# o f rtaldonce and p o ll afflca addraaa o f tho claim ant, and ahall ba aworn to by iho claim ant, hla asant. o r a t. lornay, and any auch claim nr dtmand not ao flL d ahall ba void. /• / n ou sla a Btonalrom Aa a tacu lor o f tha La at W ill and Toalamant of OLADTa S. H A L L drrataad HTHNSTOOM, DAVIS A MdNTOSH Atiurnaya far Kaacutar Mdwarda Rulldlng Sanford, Plorlda S. Real Estate For Salt 10901 Park Ave. FA 15232- or FA 2-2349 Evening op P l.o n il)A IN AND P O a BBWINOLH C O f NTT. IN CHANCKMV NO. 1M I0 SUIT TO a t IKT TITI.B JANK tv. THOMPSON, Plaintiff, va. M AflT MOAKI.KT, If alive and If daad, bar unknown halra at law, davlaaaa or grant***. ------ UOAKLKT. husband a f Mary M oaklty, If • live, and If dead, hla unknown Lot T, Hlnck II o f th* Fourth Strtlon o f Dreamwold San. ford, Florida, aecordlns to Plat In Plat Bonk 4, pa s* SS, nf Publln R ecord , o f Samlnola County, Florida. Defendant*. OTIPM OP rilN STB l'C TIV H BKBVH'B MART MOAKI.KT. If all** and If daad. har unknown kalra at law. davlaaaa or grant***.-— MOAKI.KT. huaband o f Mary M oaklty, If alive, and If daad, hit unknown halra at law, d tv la tti nr arantaaa. and alt partita rlalm ln* Intaraat hy. _ . under and asalnat through, each o f tk* aforem entioned parti** and all partial, natural or artificial, b a v in s or claim Ins to hova any rlsh t. till* or internal In lha land* altuat*. Irln s and bains la Samlaol* Cauuty, Florida. Tou or* harrhy nollflad that th* Plaintiff, JANK TV. THOMP­ SON. haa filed In lb* cir c u it Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Clreult o f Florida la and fo r th* County of Hamlnolo, bar Complaint ask ing lo Mulat Hit* m tha In la w in g des­ cribed property! . lavt T. Hlnck I f o f th* Fourth Section nf Draamwold. San­ ford.. Florid*, according to Plot In Plat Book 4, pas* SS, o f th* rublk- Record* of Samlnola County, Florida. Tou uro required In fll* your Anawar or olhar Pleading* lo Ih* Clark of th* Circuit Court o f Saml­ nol* co u n ty, Florida, with a c* p > nf Min* upon tho Attorney for lb* P lain tiff. Chaster K. Whittle. 4*4 F lorid* National Bank BuildIns. Orlando, Florid*, on nr bofor* ih* lath d o r o f March! is**, oth erwloo th* otlasatlon e f said Com ­ plaint w ill b* taken a* coafaaaad hy you. Thla natlr* ahall b* publlahad one# a week for four ranoecutlvo weak* by th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper publlahad lo Samlnola County, Florida. D oled at Hanford. Hemlnola County. Florida, this llt h day af February, III*. (SKA 1.1 DAVID M HATCH K L Clark o f Circuit Court Somluut* County, Florida Byi Martha 1'. Vfblaa Deputy Clark Puhllah Fah. II. I f . IS * Mur. T. Legal Notica NOTIl'M OP APPLICATION TAX DKBO FOB (Bar. 104.IS PI aald* Blatutae at IS iei NOTICK IS HKRKBT aiVB.V. That N. J. Brhr lha holdar a f tha fo llo w ln s aartlflcata haa filed aald rartlflrata far la * daad ta ba laauad tharaon. T h t carllflcala numbar and yaar o f laauanca, lha daacrlp. tlon o f tha proparty. and ih* name ■B w hich H was aaaaaaad ar* aa ftitow a! Cartlflcal# Nn. IIS Taar at laauanca Juna t*. A. D. IttT Oaaealptlea at Prepaatyi N 1*1 PL at 1 A cre B luer* la HW cor. or NH at NW U o f SK«» at I W 'i Sartloa II — Tow nship M South— B ans* 11 Kaat Nama In which aaaaaaad Babart B Baaal* Garrison All o f aald proparly ba la s Is Ih* C aualy a f eamlnola, etata *T Florida. Units* auch carllfleata ahall ha radaamad arrord ln s lo law tha proparty daaerlbad In auch ca rtlflcal* w ill b* sold le tha hlshaat blddar at tha front door ar tha Samlnola County Court Houa* at Sanford, Florida, aa lha flrat M onday In tha month of March. IIS*, whlah la tha 7th day o f Marsh. I»»«. Datad this llt h day at Jaauary, III*. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We iavHe yen te he eer gwaeta aheolatoly free withaot ehHgeUoo et eoa of Sasf art's Isrtlaf Metals while yea leaaAa eadtahlo keaelag tar yaareoM s a l family. Pkk a » year her •* ear Belee Office. (SEAL) DAVID M. (latahal Clark Ctrault Court Samlnal# County Florida Puhllah Fab. t, S, II SI. 11*1 RAVENNA PARK HOMES Horns i DMtarnsd fm Florida Lirtaff. t k 4 Bedrooms — 1 A S Baths VA - FHA FHA In Serrict Conventiontl Financing Down Payments Low as 9425 You can id ova te immodiataljr white tha papara a n bailiff proctsssd. T u n Wggt Oa 20th St. Foltew Couatry Club Rd. A Watch1 Far Our SlffM . . . OPEN D A ILY Wa Guanntac Parsoaal Satisfaction Oa A a Conatructioa Of Your Homo For Tha First Yaar — Or Your Dowa Paymant And Cloateff Coat Will Ba ChomrfaUy iofundad. 9tM A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY t : N P. M. TU Dark DavM M. Oalchtl Clark Circuit caarL Samlael* Caualy, Ftarlda (Official curb's s*ai , ll 3* Real Estate For Sale f �*' r *tu n rn — . . ____ .. ’~rrs*' ------- A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale 10. Male or Female tip ftanforb l-DDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood WANTED: Reliable ejupla to re­ floors, stove: air coadltlooer op­ lieve motel operators part tlma. tional. 359 mo. FA 2-0191. Call FA 2-43*1. THK SANDS OF TIME ARE RUNNING OUT There are only three hemes left in exclusive SAN SEM KNOLLS. This means that only three more happy families will be able to •ay: "In looking for a home we saw many with MANY of the feam tures of SAN SEM KNOLLS, but none with ALL of them. For instance there were many with 3 bedrooms, S or m baths, electric kitchens, terratto floors and etc., l i k e SAN SEM KNOLLS, and some even bad the same FHA financing with low down pa>mcnt and low monthly payments. Rut there was always SOMETHING wrong — like not having eity water and sewers, or not having the large, covered patios you see In SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being loeated In a noisy neighborhood. • That la ooe thing we lave about SAN SEM KNOLLS — it to QUIET. Another thing, we can let our children play la front because our home is on a dead end etreet and ve don't live in constant fear that a speeding car will run them down. IT IS LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY1 And, last but not leaat, the con­ struction is guaranteed to be the very heat because every bit of It was personally supervised by slider, Phili “ ‘ the bull Philip Zeuti." § EXCLUSIVE: *Man, or man and wife with previous direct aellini experience, to lake over Sanford. Light car and 9300 working capi­ tal necessary — officially ap­ proved. Earn over ITS weekly. Permanent. Write P. 0. Box 2411, Orlando. npnT ^ 11. Work Wanted m PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Freo Estimates R. U HARVEY 9M Sanford Av*. Phono FA 943M Plumbing: ft Repairs Jot C. Thomas Saril a 81 FA 9-9M9 Heating IS. Electrical Services Housa Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. lit Magnolia FA 34*13 "My father got me a job that promlaea travel, ad* ventura and further aducation!" I5-A Beauty Parlors T V & Radio Service (Home & Auto) North Orlando Electronica Ph. TA 2-9934 — FA 2 8913 2T1I Orlando Dr. - - Hwy. 17-92 ? D aw n's CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH guaranteed. Free EaUiotas, rheas PA M ill. SOCIAL HOSTESS te direst enter­ tainment program in wlntar re­ sort hotel. Write giving experi­ ence and include recent snapanot u>, Manager. Personal, P. O. Box 1M2. Sanford, Florid*. 9. Mai* Help Wantad WANTED: Eipelrenced automobile salesman. Apply Tth A French Av*., Brass Motors. DORIS' BEAUTY 2004 Adami Ph. Jenkins SHOP 400 Sanford Ave. FA 3-7430 • BIG VALUES A Satisfied customer la ear be* • JUICK CREDIT advertisement. • EASY TERMS HARRIETT'S SEAUTY NOOK WC GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 105 So. Oak Pk. FA *-IT4t WILSON - MAIER June Brown’* Beauty Salon MAHOGANY drop leaf labia and four chairs 929; club chair 97. FA 2-3033. ROYAL Canadian full tkins mink atole, very reasonable. Phon# FA 2 3047 after *:00 P. M. Mather of Sanford n. mm 9 £a twin Tloiv! ■* 58 MERCURY Toy agar Nine PaMeager Station Waxen - AN Fortory Arroeaerlae - Vary l.*w Mlloape • Perfect fn Every Wap ft|^^ ft 58 CHEVROLET Hel-Air Ferder Y-8 . Radio and Heater • Automatic Tranamlaaien • Porfort Tut an* Finiah. d j 1 1995 58 CHEVROLET M a c a y n r Fordor Se dan• n Fatly Equipped In* d rinding Air Conditionor . n dPower Masttag • 1 New Tire* • A Real Ray At | 1895 58 VOLVO Tudor • Radio and Heater - Hwsdtah Impart • Thrifty 4 Cylinder Engine With Sport* Cor Porfnrmanre • Perfect Dark Green Finish • WhH* SidewaNa Stationa Wapen . Badfo • Heater • Antamalfo Tea namioaiea . Bxtra tleaa COUPE g 1 | 1495 d 1 I 1695 g I 1 1495 fl f t I J 56 C h e v r o l e t 1 1395 56 FORD Fairlaae Victoria Tudor Hardtop Y-B Perfect Tutoao Finiah - Spetleoa Interior 55 CADILLAC BEBARY NOvth 9-4711 "81" Ferder * AH Factory Acccaaeriea Ior ledin* Air Conditioner • I'rifoet Tutona Finiah With Whit* Hidewall*. A Meal Huy At DREDGING: Lan«* filled znd beachea pumped in. No fob to small or to large. Call TEmpis 55 FORD 1-4039. Cuolomliu* • Radio - Heater . Automatic Tranamlaalon • New Soot Cevora • Extra (’Iran Get the Compact Car All America’s Going For! 1295 f n fat*} IaL•ioffj 1695 '?< 795 54 CADILLAC . . . AT NEW LOW PRICES! IT O JIE R B -W ITH SPORTS- SEE ITS FULL FlYR-PASSEM* RNJOT ITS OUTSANIUNG CAR STYLING . . . GBR ROOM ANB COMFORT . . . BRAR-RNGI.NE ECONOMY . • . Hurry In to ••* She new Corviir l-Paaaengtr Club Coupe, the on* U.S.-built compact eer with the look and feel of iport*-ear fun, and wo’ee get H nt a lewer price! Put three In front, twe in h a ck find plenty of room fur all. There’s plenty ef atowag* spare, toe, with Corvair’a reomy front luggar* pertinent nnd fold-du+n rear Check for economy, too! Baaldaa lew initial root, you save on g u and maintainnr•. Air-cooled rear engine eliminate* ceat ef radiator, kosea, pump, aaU/raes*. PHA Dow n s h a y m oors M1 ^ | 56 B U IC K BY SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Sine* 1949 Pram $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 NOW - TEST THE CORVAIR ClUB COUPE AT . . . M on th ly ora i o u y ^ 1 HOLIER Second ft Palmetto e 58 CHEVROLET Impel* Specie Oiupe • Fxlly Equipped * Bran9lfs*1 Tutnnr Turqueio* and White Flnlah • Spetlea* laalde and Out "MT Fader Sedan - FuNy Equipped Hiriudkug Power Window* end Air CMidlliaaer • Veep Lew Miloago • l.lke New laalde aad Owt ALL MAKES k MODELS 104 So. Park (94 hr. sar.) FA 2 3*23 fr o m S 6 S . 5 0 SAVE 57 PONTIAC PA 2-4*92 3 Bedrooms-! Va Baths • 58 CADILLAC Sedan • AM Faetery Acceoonele* including Air Conritioncr • Veer Low Mileage • I.fc# New Condition Throughout Sewing: Mach. Repairs A. HARE NOrUk 9-44t l SAVE 56 OLDSMOBILC 2-DOOR ^ 60 CHEVROLET H Tnn I'let up . Driven only t.*** Mila* By Prevloua Owner Wkc No Leagccr Need* A Track Mar fWlo# Convortihie . FnNy Equipped In* eluding Power Maeriug • Power Rraboa • Yerjr Low Mileage • Like New laalde and Ont D lV fldO ff K I've Got To Many Used Cars. . . These New Car Salemsen Are Trading: Them In Faster Than I Can Sell 'Em! n*l Air Sparta Cenpe -Fully Equipped • Perfeel Tulena Finiah • Ho Haro aad See This On#! • • «* ■ • H. Own $ 3 5 0 Gosh S a k e s... and mattaaa ta good condition, 330. TA 2-1 New and Usod Furniture FA 1-3433 LIKE NEW hospital bed. Phona 3010 Adams Ave. Ph. FA MIST Sit E. First St. FA 2 3293. IS. Flower* k Plant* $SAVE* DINING ROOM Sulla; china buf­ New A Ueed Cat Flower* For Auy Oceassloa fet, table and four chairs. Call Furniture and Appliances SANFORD *I-OWER SHOP FA 2 2320 after 9:3* P. M. FA 3-1132 or FA I4C70 12' ADMIRAL refrigerator with 17. Pot*, Livestock, Supplies large freeter compartment, s- f m a t fa m m clean and in excellent condition, COLLIE PUPPIES, sevoa week* ehaap FA 2 0*4*. CUSTOM BUILT furaMura -s in ­ old. 2408 Steven* Av*. gle pieces or sots. Also furni­ MALE PEKINESE, pedigree, one ture repair. Cahtarta mad*. 24. Loot k Found year old. Phone FA 2^)234. FA 1-7088. LOST: Btaek and whit* BuH Dog; aniwtra to name of "Lady"! 19. Boat* and Melons ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby •xpectlng puppies. REWARD. Beds. Day. Week or Month— Mercury Outboard Motors 404 Maple. FURNITURE CENTER WOODRUFF MARINE It00 French Ave. LOST: Small black and Ian hound, 2401 French Ave. FA 2*18*2 Ph. *A 3-7*93 has some blue tick under neck. Lost in vlrlntly of Baker's Dairy 22. Artlcloi F ar Sals Gateway To The Waterway Mon. night. Name and phone Your EVINRUDE Dealer number on collar. REWARD for 1? la. MAONAVOX T.V.. aonsola R oImkm Sporting Good* Informatioa. CaR C. D. Waits, type. Good Cond. 933 FA ITT?*. 3044 8 E. let. Ph. FA 1-38*1 FA 13441. GOOD Used Appliancea and TV’a. LOST: Brows folder containing 4 MUST SELL Adam Ikiar in per­ Gormly, Inc., Third 4k Palmetto. or I keys including ACL. switch fect condition, now cover, liky key No. 46*2. Finder ptraao re­ new trailer, ski taw. Complete CH1CKKRING Upright PlaM, ex­ turn to Sanford Herald. RE* cellent condition. F h o n • outfit 9900 or beet offer. G. C. WARD. FA 14134. Crandel. 184 Shannon Dr. CLUB Windahiald Back Qtasa Door Glass Vent Glata SERVICE Sankurik Glass and Paint Co. Furniture FA * *331 ORVAIR AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 11 114 W. 2nd St. 1*38 PREMIER (1) with attach­ ment*. LB-LW portable. Sewa forward and reveraa and darns. 10 payments, 93.20 ea. Write CR. Mgr., Box A A A , Sanford Her­ ald. New A Used Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Plsce To SINGLE RED, poster type, spring BUY. SELL or TRADE Used forxlture. appliances, tools ete. Bought-Sold I.arry’a Mart IIS Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4139 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING IAN SEM KNOLLS is lour blocks W. L. HARMON west of French Are. on Twen­ WALL PAPERING A PAINTING tieth Street. A Stamper associate Wark Guaranteed Bod Beard PH. PA 2 - t m After I P. M. ie en the premises daily. Contact MS West Mb St. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Phone FA 3-1*43 * W . H. “ Bill" Stemper Agenay ments, invoices, hand bills, and Resit or ft Insular THOS. E. THOMPSON programs, ut c . Pr-tgrttilvo ASSOCIATE8: H. K. Teffor General Contractor Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2831Noma Carpentry Repairs Arthur T. Day, Everett Harper 30* West 13th St. Roofing A Siding Robert F. May, Bert Pilcher, INCOME TAX SERVICE Phono FA 24433 ■ilea ■. Noonan, R. T. MsCesUi WILLIAM H. MURRAY T. C. Treetour B A M ROOFING 1IU Celery Ave. Tel FA 3-13*4 Phono PA S-4M1 l i t K. Pash Coairactiaf A Repairs Phone FA 1-031 OH Park Dr. SERVICE CALLS 11.3*. For de­ pendable TV service call San­ FREE ESTIMATES S-BEDROOM house, largo family 300 Laurel Ave. ford TV Center, tth. and San­ PL. FA 3 7*43 | room with fireplace, corner lot ford Ave. FA 1-9741. FA 2-0197. IF YOU bav* painting problems HEATING and want to take ad-antage of H. B. POPE CO. S-BEDROOM home lu weS estab­ years of experienco and the beat lished neighborhood. S p • • 1 a 1 of workmanship call K. M. mo s. Park - f a s4 M terms. FA 1-flO. Young FA 2-OS** or J. L. Btod15-A Beauty Parlor* see FA S4m . Buainean Opportunities Be Lovelier With Profoeafoaal 15. 8 p * c W Services SPARE TIMS Beauty Caro. SERVICING ROUTE TV and RADIO REFAIR *f w WITH i t* aighta and weekends; St HERSHEY CANDY *ard, Lake Mary and Loagweod. A V s v t t select a raapaaslbfo per­ FA UTTi and FA H U L Beeaty galea son la their local nrea'senricMg III* Oak FA 1-76*4 NEW CANDY MACHINES USPUMPS - SPRINKLERS 1NG HERSHEY PRODUCTS. No A1 types and aiscs, installed . experience necessary. Qualified "Da R Tourralf” person will hero opportunity of WB REPAIR AND SRRTKH earning BIG MONEY devoting ST I N ■ only apart than la start. About Machinery and Supply 0*. • hours per wewk required to NT W. had St. Pb. PA ‘ service route and manage baeiboos. To be eligible you must ANY TV REPAIRED 99.9* pka ha able to Ask* email parts. If brought ta shop by cus­ M meat of I M N e a * to tomers. AH worit guaranteed for Far personal later view M days. giving particulars and CENTURY TV SERVICE to: Box II, e /e Sanford Herald, 1319 Oalary Ave. Phase FA *1411 •la. Pi nacreat — Wynnewood — Loch Arbor Women who want to ha suc­ cessful and tarn good money la three or four hours per day? TV makea AVON COSMETICS vary much in dtmand and •aay to sell. Write, Mr*. Jean Milanich, Box 216, Lockhart, Fla. FA 2-4622 21. Furniture AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REF‘SR WORK 15. Special Service* 1007 Sanford Avt. FA 3-63«2 AVON CALLING 112-114 W. 2nd St FOR SALE — 1956 Spence Craft FOAM rubber 31.00 per lb., G. I. shovels $1.49 csch. Army Navy House Trailer. 46»»x8. See Clyde Surplus. 3to Sanford Ave. Walla at DeWltti Trailer Park. No phone calls. '39 ALLSTATE mntor scooter, windshield, buddy sesl, twin mlr. MUST SELL i960 33 ft. Flag Ship rors, 22" x 19" basket; 91*3. 610 mobile home, modern through­ Locust Ave. out, deluxe color fixture*, full bath. Front of DeWttt’s Trailer Park. Rt. 17-92 So. Mrt. James Large 2 burner ail porcelain heater, nearly new. 110.00. DaVtne. FA 2-4387. 48 ft. 2 BR Tralltr, will sell or trad* equity for furniture or 32,000 RTU oil circulator Heater, has to he seen to appreciate. equity in house. Ph. PA 2-7384. Cheap! Call FA 2 43*7, 12. Plumbing Service* Wall ' wT Srnknrik Gin** and Paint Co. 20*A Trailer* 14. Build. Paint k Repair L F r a n k Help Wairtad *33 BUICK. radio and heater, Dyn- Sell Us Your rurniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER aflow. Ph. FA 2-9161, TRADING POST. FA 24677. SHARP 1*3* model 9 passenger FA TORY TO YOU Custom Plymouth station wagon, ALUMINUM all white, power steering, power VENETIAN BLINDS brakes, tinted gl»M. automatic transmliilon, other equipment. : Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends, Plastie One owner. GUARANTEED, l.ooo actual mileage. See to ap­ or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon cords. preciate. Call FA 2-0914. IAFF-A-DAY BABYSITTING evenings or week­ ends; also tutoring, elementary g r a d e s : by young teacher. FA 2-1343 after 3:00.. Plumbing k 22. Article* For Sale Mon. Feb. 15, 1060— Pnge 0 20. Automobile;* feral* MOTOR SALES Ph. FA 2-0711 Fleetwood Feeder Soda* • AN Faetery An saeorioo fnriudfog Air Cenditiaalag • Perfect Tutea* Flnlah • Mi Spot loon Imold* and Out. NTUIIBBAKER Pick-Up . Im*ka 1495 Ton |QQ Holf-Toa N CHEVROLET Pickup — tireen and While Tutouo Finiah — Lew Mlloago — Perfect I In Every Way. * CMC Half-Tea Pickup — Lea* Wheal — Y -l Engine. GMC Half-Tea Pickup * Cylinder — Automatic Transmission — New ■ ■ ■ Tiro*. W 2nd k Palm etto U. C. U i F A L 4 U 1 O f*. F A t - # 7 I l C’ hfvrnlet — OidasnobU* — Cadillac T rad * I— 11 Al It HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■ �T y n e -T e x Q u a lity L iq u id FARMER CRAY PURE PORK HOT O R M ILD SAUSAGE 2 LANO-O-FROST SLICED (REGULAR OR GARLIC) CHIPPED BEEF 2 SLICED TENDER CALVES LIVER CHEF ALFREDO TASTY PIZZA PIES M AY FAIR CREAM ED CO TTAG E CHEESE * S. NO. 1 FANCY S E A FOODS STEAK STEAK B U. S. CHOICE gHOULDEB ean cy emu 69 Chops U. 1. CHOICE U. I . CHOICE LAMB Lamb Stew A c y </ S £ f O j / s DCVH_ FOOD • ICED FUDGE CHOCOLATE U. 8. CHOICE LAMB Rib j » ui 19* MR. FROSTY FROZEN Food Fair or JflChase &Sanborn Giant 2 lb VACUUM PACKED C e llo u CAN A J P ackage BERRIES J " * i 10* OFF, W ASH DAY M IRACLE IVORY SOAP T O O T JCAP Fl^slE •'S’* SLICED TIDE DETERGENT ; “J 1 * OFF. N EW BLUE IVORY SOAP CHEER DETERGENT TOILET SOAP DOES EVERYTHING IVORY SOAP DUZ DETERGENT T O O T SOAP ^ AUTOMATIC WASHERS DASH DETERGENT * £ OFF. IT S HANDY! CASCADE DETERGENT ; HOUSEHOLD CLEANMR SPIC & SPAN HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER - COMET CLEANSER 1,01 2 DfTWGENT IT 1 NEW! fT*S DIFFERENT OXYDOL DETERGENT — N EW ! LIQUtO CLEANHR IVORY FLAKES PLAVORKtVT MR. CLEAN LIQUID DETERGENT, * • CHOCOLATE • MANILLA " STRAWBERRY ASSORTED OOCfttf OFF ■ *£ CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 LIQUID DETI PINK 37* C R EA M CAMAY TOILET SOAP 2 1 �5 Candidates Open Race For Governor ( F li? > WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 6-1-G9. Little warmer tonight with a low of BS. 'VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 FLORIDA SANFORD, NO. 630 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tire of th« nine announced candidates for governor qualified today, offi­ cially opening the 1980 political aeaton. But though the gubernatorial candidates were on hand at noon. Sen. Tont Adam* of Orange Park stole a march on them and was the first eandldste to actually qua­ lify. Adam* waa in line at I a. m. and Secretary of State R. A. Gray accepted his qualifying money and papers the instant the dock struck noon. Adams is a candidate to succeed Gray, who la retiring nest January. Southeast C of C Given Ad Funds The County Commission today agreed to give the South­ east Seminole Chamber of Commerce S1.000 to be need for printing and distribution o f brochure* for advertising pur­ poses. The Southeant C of C which induden Oviedo, Slavia and Chultloin, had anked the bonrd at an earlier meeting for the fund* but wai turned down until the chamber could eome up with a budget for tha year. Hen Junes, president of the chamber, presented Us* budget lo lb* board today. It Included 3870 for membership dues and contribu­ tions and Ibe board quickly ap­ proved $1,000 for advertising. The board also beard two requrils from the Lake Mary cham­ ber. which asked that a traffic sur­ vey he conducted at the intersec­ tion of Lake Mary Blvd. and Coun­ try Club Rd. to a letter ‘ to lha board, Mm chamber said that from 3:30 to 3 p. m. (bar* is heavy congestion at the intersection due to the unload­ ing of school buses, return of NAS personnel to their homes and avtnlng shoppers. Tha chamber stress­ ed tha need for a series of traffic control aid*. Tlie board agreed to ask Mm State Road Department to conduct the traffic aurvey aa tha drat stop in aiimlnattog traffic song* ation to the area. Tha board also approved another roqueat by tha Laka Mary group to slop night parking ia Uia iron ad­ jacent to Cryatal Laka Beach. Tha board authorised Commis­ sioner Lawrence Swafford to work with Sheriff J. L. Hobby to pulling up n sign dosing lha ana to night parking. 4i|£ *''***»**; OPENING THE COUNTY FAIR, County C o m m i t , » i .... ifuun John Krider cut the ribbon while, from left, J. Q. Galloway, chairmun of the security guard; F. J. Demers, space chairman; Joel Field, general fair chairman; John McCloskey, director, and W. 0. Page, midway owner, stood by. At right is a first place blue ribbon winning knife rack being shown by Home Demonntration Agent Myrtle Wilson. It was made by Mrs. JUy Sassman of Lake Mary(Herald Photos) * •Children Have Their Day At County Fair Is Children's Dap at Mm w Seminole County fair. Two hteky youagatere « ■ B*t bicycle* at Mm lair. Joel field, president of Mm fair, aald be es­ parto s “ tremeodoui mob" af yeeagetere at the gtls eveat. The fair Association has given 11,300 (ret Mcketo to county school child­ ren. Children under 3$ will be ade m itte d to Mm lltr tree tpday. w Special hours lor the yeungsSera are 4 te T p. m. field said that sold weathar bapt many people away from the lair h it eight, when about 1,000 attended. fa ir officials awarded prista la as many homt sad harm produce entries Monday, that they ran nut at ribbon. Morn ribbons have been ordered. More than 100 first prises havn beta given out. and 338 ribbons wsnt to the women's division alone. Prises are still being given and award money will be presented Saturday. • Board To Probe Refuse Dumping # The County Commission plans In crackdown on garbage collec­ tor* dumping garbage la the Sanlando dumping area. The commission wM begin a probe to regulate toee h r dampm$ grouodi. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told Mm board that Collectors from O m an Count/ have been using Mm Sanlando pk. In many Instances (he area la becoming a V "h *slth hatard" ai dead animals, are pat tbeea by residents, Dana said. The board authorised Clerk Dav­ id Gatchei to write to boards la West Palm, Orange, Volusia and Brevard Counties asking informa­ tion aa bow the/ have eoped with tbit problem. Under a recent set passed by the hglatietoro, the board baa the authority to regulate tad pro+ scribe methods of collecting, trans­ porting, and disposing ad garbage, refuse and debris. Attorney Mack Ctovetoad dr. emphasised that the board Is spaelites Uf authorised to polioe aad license garbage and trash ret­ ire tors. 1 * WASHINGTON (UP!) - «ea. George A. 1m athere (D -fla.) was expected to announce today be wUI become floridn'a reluctant "favor­ ite aoo" preeidential candidate. Smalhert' effice said an an­ nouncement was due Tuesday but declined to divailge ita subject. However, previooe statement* by Smathers left no doubt that hia long-awaited decision will be to en­ ter florida's primary. * Imatbera repeatedly ha* said he would not run as a "favorite son" candidate if two or more of the Democratic presidential hopefuls entered the Florida primary and waged "a meaningful campaign up and down the state." None at the Democratic presi­ dential hopefuls — announced or otherwise—has indicated any inter­ est la the deep South primary. Both Sena. Hubert li. Humphrey (D-Minn.) and John F. Kennedy (D-Mats.), the only announced can­ didates, have said they haven’t made up their mind* about Florida. But they were reported shying away because they weren't certain Smalbers would kpep out. ' With only about 15 days left until the filing deadline, Smathers ap­ Mrs. Blanton Owen of Sanford parently gave up any hopes he will discuss wood, shell and other might have had that Kennedy and crafts at the Sanford Art Assn, Humphrey would enter. meeting Monday in the Crafts Hut at f t Mellon Park. Tha 7:30 p. m. meeting will be a crafts workshop, Mrs. Helen DeWit, president of the association said. The art group has decided to add craila lo its activities agenda and the Sanford Recreation Dept, has permitted use of the Crafts Hut The County Commi-sion will each Monday night, she said. . Crafts workshops will be held on open bids on a new $100,000 Hcallh the third Monday night of each Center at a specially called meet­ month and on the fifth Monday of ing at S p. m. today. The center will be located be­ months which havs them. Mr. and Mrs. f . H. Galiancy will be in tween Eighth and Ninth Sts. on charge of the sessions, and par­ Hwy. 17-92 and Architect John ticipants are asked to bring their Burton said construction should start within 30 days after bid let­ own material*. Mrs. DcWit also announced a ting. The newly-named county health new schedule of meclinga for the association. The first Monday of director, Dr. Clyde Brothers, was each month will be the date of the due to arrive in the city today to eaecutivo board meeting; the sec­ lake up his new post and sit In at ond Monday general meetings, with the bid opening. speakers, business and critiques in the Civic Center; and painting workshop* supervised by Joe Mathieux on fourth Mondays. All meetings will be at 7:30 p. at. in the Crafts Hut except the gen­ eral meeting* la the Civic Center; Tha association invites new mem­ bers and especially at this time Three Osteen children on their those interested ia crafts, Mrs, Deway to school this morning found a Wit aaid. body later identified as that of an elderly Osteen resident, Everett Hail. Officer* were investigating the death at Hall, reportedly last seen alive early Monday night by the Tax Collector John Galloway re­ Oateen postmaster, Mr*, t^ili ported today that II,<31 1380 auto Brooke. Ronnie, Carol and Susie Sapp, license tags had been issued up children of Mr. and Mr*. J, A. to Uat Friday. Galloway said that thus far, Sapp, said they saw the body lying |Mf,>11 has been collected from beside the road aa they went to tag ante*. Laat year’a sales total­ school aad reported their discovery ed 1813,131 and 31,430 tags were lo the owner of n grocery etore. sold. Saturday ia the final day The man was identified at Hall, believtd to he about M years old. • for buying the license*. Crafts To Be Topic At Art Meeting Health Center Bid Opening Tonight Osteen Pupils Find Man's Body 13,428 County Auto Tags Sold by Mr. and Mrs. AI Decker, Jack •oavUto; second, Southere*! Merry Lass, owned by Mr. Green, Bra­ denton: third, Garyiyn'a Blue Sta­ tion Break, owned by Mf. and Mrs. Garry Fox; fourth, Hi-Fi Blu O'Garylyn, owned by Mrt. Jeanne Williams. Cocoa. Open dogs: First, Chtrrivale Thunderstorm; second. Garyiyn'a Copper Commander, Mrs. Carry Fox; third, Garyiyn'a Blue Broad­ caster, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fox; Goldcresl Music Maker, Beverly Gresbman. Bitches over aix months old but lass than IS mouth*; First, Southcrest Ebony Jewel, Joni Hunt, Tampa: Second, Kilmarnock's Stack Troon, Mrs. Mildred Stag, Philadelphia. Fa.; third, Bonnie La is of Pones, Mrs. A. C. Doud- Dogs over sli months but lei* thin 13: First, Oray Sun Chief Charmer; second. King Prince, owned by Ed Voeglea, Mt. Dora. Bitches under six months; Kir«t, Garyiyn'a Button Popper, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fox; second. Gray Sun Try Me, Mr. and Mrt. Ralph Grayson; third, Tammy, owned by Darlene Sparl­ ing. Doga under six months: First, Goldcresl Music Maker; second, Garyiyn'a Riag-a-DIng, owned by Ur. and Mrs. Garry- Fox; third. Jeanne's Mr. Blupriat, Mrs. Jen­ nie Williami; fourth, Gray Sun’ s Stargazer, Mr. aad Mra. Ralph Crayton. Smooth coUtoo: First, Sham­ rock's Smooth Bluatte, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Vjfbtrt F.-ymin, 1 Gov. LcRoy Collins’ recent state­ ment that the Smathers "favorite son" candidacy might not be a good idea apparently had little ef­ fect on the senator’s decision. Both Collins and Smathers have been mentioned at possible vicepresidential candidate!. I p. m. Stocks NEW YOnK (UPI) prices at 1 p. in.: American Airlines •teoaoeot* American T * T •eeeeaeeei Uethlrhrm Strel •• ta iiiM • Stock 31 ith 43th ? W " 'r : r r » £ r 'i5R' Curtias-Wright *•#****0*800*0 2$\ DuPont ••aaaaa•aaana•• 330* Ford Motor 78* General Electric S3'i General Motora •••••••a* 4S»fc lo t T A T ........ 33* Lorillard ........ •**»•***•• 30>« Minute Maid *••••*••*•••••• 19*. Penney **•*•**•••••*** 1ISV* Penn lilt ........ •••eaqaaa J.Y, Royal American Hi Sear* Roebuck . 45 U. S Steel «3 Wratlnghousc El 48* Petition To Ask New Fire District The need for a (Ire dialrict in the southwest area of Seminole County was stressed before the County Commission today. A resident of Ibe area complain­ ed that a tiled In his yard burned to (hr ground last year because he could not get help from fire­ fighting unit*. Commissioner Lawrence Swofford reported that a meeting Is planned within the next two weeks in the Rear Laka area to draw up a petition to present lo the board asking that a referendum be placed on the ballot in Novem­ ber to set up a fire district. "If the majority of residents in the area want a fire district there i* no reason why it shouldn't pais" Swofford said. At present the only fire district in Uie county ia in Lake Mary. Ed Zimmerman, fire commis­ sioner from that distrirt. told the board that two fire commi-sionare resigned their poll* and re­ commended that Bill Gray and John Fitzpatrick be appointed. They would succeed Charles Krrug*r and Richard Iver* who resigned. The board agreed lo approve the appointment*. Casselberry Fire Damage $35*000 About 335,000 damage was caused by a Canelberry ware­ house fire Friday, Fire Chief Paul Bates said today. The warehouse, near Ike ACL railrokd, belonged to town devel­ oper Hibbard Casselberry. Tha fire started at 3:15 a. m. The 5.000 square foot warehouse was a total loss. Bates said. Origin at the blase has not hern determined, be said. A truck and a car nearby also were burned. Loagwood firemen feme to the assistance of the Casselberry fir* dep artment. TB Group Meets Samtool# County Tubcrcnloaia and Health Atsoelalioa members will meet in the /Irat Baptist Church it I p . n _. w Paar To Return To NBC Late Spot March 7 Smathers Decision Near .Seminole Collies Win Show Honors Cberrivata Thunderstorm, owned bp Mr. and Mr*. AI Deeknr, Jacksonville, took lop honor* of beet to match M the Colli# Fanc­ iers of Central Florida colli* show of the Mayfair Ian Sunday. The reserve winner was Gray Bun Chief Charmer, owned by Mt. and Mrs. Ralph Griyioo, San­ ford. _ With an entry hst of 35-one Wfrnm aa far away at Pennsylvania —It waa tha largest collie show to be held to data to the atata, according tn officials of tha asso­ ciation of which Mrs. Garry Fox, Geneva, is preaident. Garry Fox, Geneva, waa chair­ man of the show, and Mr*. Peggy Loots, Titusville, secretary, winner* ware: Open bitch#*: first place, D* ^ S i ' a Fancy H i* K sn NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack Paar has agreed to return to hia late night television show Mareh 7, the Nalional Broadcasting Co. an­ nounced today. The agreement was reached at a Florida conference today be­ tween Paar and NBC's two top executives, President Robert K. Kinlner and Board Chairman Robert Sarnoff. The NBQ announcement, tram r '* * ‘ n *'*• - • - • v w y :' ' )"Jtcl> (Uraolf, chairman of th*. National Broadcasting Co., and f I met in Florida today with Jack Paar. On behalf of bit large and ’ loyal audlenca we asked Jack In return lo tb* Jack Paar Show. Jack agreed lo eome back on Preliminary plana tor Mm new Monday, March 7, after a threecounty jail are aomplated aad wrek vacation. Bob Sarnoff and I were to be presented to the county arc dcllghled." commissioner! at their afternoon Thus apparently ended one of session today. (he most widely-vie wed spit* to Architect James Gambia Ragan entertainment history, •ant ■ message to tha hoard this Paar walkrd off hia program in front of viewers across Ihe coun­ morning that lha plana are road/ for toapacMoo. No detail* wan try last Thursday pight in a tear­ discussed. ful protest at the manner in which For th* peat month, tha board NBC had censored a questionable haa baao surveying Jails to Mia joke from hia previous night’s pro­ atata tad have boon passing on gram. their rocommandallons In Roger*. For Uie following hour end 30 minutes, Ida guests bitterly casti­ gated the network and defended I’ aar's action. The show went on Monday night without Paar, and alto without censorship. (Another ilory on page Plans For New Jail 2 Orlando Jury Starts Probe Of Hoffa ). Board To Ask New District 5 Hearing The County Commission today agreed to request lha toning board lo conduct another comprehensive toning hearing for District > be­ cause an "overlapping meeting" was held at tha same time. The hearing was held last Tues­ day at the same time that a Dis­ trict 5 Voters League mealing was held. Commissioner Homer Little of Distrirt 5 said many people have called him to aay that they misted the toning hearing became of tha conflicting lima element. Coffee Klatch Features Prizes ORLANDO (UPI) - A grand Jury to expected to taka at toast «o days to investigate ahnrgaa that Teamsters President James R. Hoffs waa toonoctod with an Ki­ ttled Tltuxvitia bousing project. Tha Jury, ampsnaiad Monday. wMI Investigate Mm charge brought by th* Florida National Bank to Orlando, which the Teamsters a n suing to gato roles** af 1488,888 to union deposits. Tha bank has rofuaad to return tha money. It alaima lha union daposited the moaay with tha agrtament It would tot lha funds remain in tha banh until a loan to Bun Valley Inc., developers of lha Tituevilla project, waa repaid. The Sun Valley ttna, now bank­ rupt. atill ewes 1838,888 on the lean. Haifa and Mm onion, to their suit to release Mm money, deny they had any cooiMCtinna with Sun Val­ ley. The project waa to have bean • development far “ ' members. Secretarial, rocaptionlata and of­ fice aisistanli will be gueata Thursday at an nfler-Valealinr-Day meeting of the Coffee Club in th* USO-Chamber at Commerce Bldg, at 10 a. m. Valuable prises will ba awarded at Um meeting which substitute* for the regularly scheduled coffee klatch sponsored by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, ac­ cording to Charlto Morrison, pub­ The County .Commission today lic relations director af tha cham­ ber. opeaed bids to par* Booth Bt. hut delayed awarding any contract an tbe Job Is see U K would b* morn economical for Mm county to do tbs work with Us own crows. Apparent low hid on tbs project DeBsry Civic clubs will gel money from • fund raising dinner was turned to by tbs L. L. Hall at tha DeBary Civic Aaarolatioa Paving Co. of Oranus Park far S20.3BS.50. building tonight. Conimltsioosf V sn «o Doan safe About 125 poraoat will be served, with money from tha dtaanr going ad M A would ha shsapor g tM la town clubs. A spaabar from a food service company will add IP tha program. News Briefs Fire Rates To Drop 'L'Mift it TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fir# aad extended coverage Insurance ralea ia Florida will be decreased effective April 1. Stale Insurance Commissioner J. Edwin Larson said Monday fir* rates will go down 1.3 per rent and extended One of th# firet to qualify waa coverage ratoe 18.1 per cent. Rep. W. C. Harrell of Dade, to running h r the Rate Hearing Asked TALLAHAS8EE (UPI) — The Stale Utilities Commission took under advisement Monday a re­ quest by Miami afficiala far a prompt public hearing on rate* charged by Mm Houston Natural Gas Co. Comml'iion Chairman Jerry Carter said ha hoped for a dec leion to lesa Mian 38 days. Labor Fights Racism MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Tha AFL-CIO today etlffeocd Ua stand •gainst racial discrimination by unions and called on tbe federal government to penalise business­ men wbo refute Job* to Negroes. The "get tough" approach to reduf# hiss to Joh hiring and pro­ motions ws» disclosed by George Meany, president af tha 14-milRon mambtr M m federation. BaVmesi Lukewarm RANGOON, Burma (UPI) - Sovfet Premier Nikita Khru-ihebe* arrived to Burma today and re­ ceived p welcome that waa for tha mom part qutat and lethargic. Only 3,888 peraona war* at the airport to ana th* Soviet leader arrive. Along Mm rout* to Mm proaldent'e office the turnout waa eetimaled at 38,800, a friction of lha number that welcomed him to 1884. Britain Girding Drainage Need In Bear Lake Area Stressed . District 3 County Commission** La wrens* Swafford today asks i the hoard for a coastal effort to get tbs sonnty engfnsnrtog depart­ ment to relists drainage condi­ tions In Mm Bear Lain tret. Bwsfferd mods Bn' request a t tar County Engineer Robert Oavfe reported ba Imp** to advert!so for bide an drsiuago wi Loch Arbor, . iuyffoad.afed tort m MvWWMMI V i ^ Bear Lake area wn4ar to water to poor a Rve feet tovai SwoMord *Uad Um danpermw condition* to Nto area and Ontomitttoner Vernon Dunn added tha* ^tob*outbr^MAM nMmnAl^m OOi | wb*mb wichihi |w log pnofiffc Moweror, Chairman M m said there is Just an much available and Kills ms taks ears of oB Nm used* at However, Mm bonrd agrrod ask Davis to Bear Lab* LONDON (UPI) - Britain today announced a $124,880,080 booet to Th* board also was Informed bar defense apaudtog, bringing Mm that Mm Freeh Valor Oemmtoalau annual defense bill to a record wUI start p r if ls i toko* to Mm 33,738,834,080, nearly a third Of eeuaty within tbe aout Boa weak*. her entire budget The toereaa* was announmd to a government white paper which eaid Britain also waa toortastog Ma conven­ tional weapons instead of relying nxcluaivaly an the massive west­ ern nnetoar deterrent. Snowstorm Loses Punch Rhee Opponent Diet MOUL, lares (UPI) - The Korean enbiiwt mat today to dis­ cuss political ImpUealloaa af Mm death of President Byagmsn R W s only epp-ment to the Mareh prasideniial oloclions. Rhee, 84, was shocked at Mm d*04h Monday to tho U. I. af Dr. Chough Pyung Ok, 81, leader of th* opposition Democratic Party, hot predicted widespread defection f r o m Chough's to hia own ruling Liberal P*rtp.___________________ Food Fair Staffs To Meat Hera Food Fair employes from Banford and surrounding Okies will meat hero Feb, gt. U m meeting will bo to "talk •hep" aad discuss ways lo improvs the bualoeas, Sanford Food Fair Manager Cons Ash loo said today. About 38 oompany employes nrs •xpectod tor too mooting. County Delays Awarding Contract For Paving Job DeBory C O f C Meets Wednesday Gubernatorial candid* les Mini made it official were Sen*. Doyle Carlton and Fred O. Dickinson, former House Speakers Ted David and Farris Bryant and ea-circuit Judge John McCarty. Dickinson mailed hit paper* to. The rest came in person to sign. McCarty waa th* firet candidal# for governor to band his qualify­ ing papers to Gray. He was fol­ lowed by Carlton, David and Bry­ ant. It was Uie first time the opening day of qualifying attracted such a large crop of candidate!. Doxeni of stale employes sad local residents Interested In polltics flocked into the office to watch. Cardidstes shook hands, smiled and posed together fee photographer*. Th* entire announced field for commissioner of agriculture showed np to qualify. They nr* former House Speaker Doyle Con­ ner, W. R. Hancock, C. H. Rare, •nd Loran Carlton. Qualifying after Adams waa Ed Hornsby of Tallahassen, who ran unsuccessfully agalait Gray four years ago. Another to (he largo Meld tor secretary of Mate, Eugene Fisher, also was among the early quali­ fier*. A large group of candidates for iegislaUva races stopped by aad paid their fees, almoat lost to Um crowds surrounding the candidate# for governor. -m Th* notion's third • week a> b the Ohto Valley today, Th* storm, a cream to Ita predecessors, tost Ba punch wbtn M waa hosed to by two high proamms system* neat Um Carolises and Texas. Onto light mow was forecast lay aouthffra Ohio, Ksutoihy aad part* of Tennessee. Rato mss ex pasted la the Booth nod Pacific North­ west. U m now storm moved quickly out of Mm Boutowoet Monday and dumped up to nto# inches of anew on parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas. Highways wore practically laepassable to western Arkansas and •attorn Oklahoma and VaBla aneldest* mounted rapidly to south­ west Missouri, although there wore no fatnUtiai. Th* tail af weathar — blamed deaths from Um wnaktang aerial af atoraaa was placed at more than US, Including IB ntoaa leal Friday. DrifUag mows from a storm laa$ weokrod hampered cleanup opera­ tions In the tart. Schools war* rioted Monday ta parte af Nov York Stale, Virgiala, Norik Caro­ lina. Tennessee. Veit Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia aad South Carolina. believed toil tbs county could do the work *t 8 smaller cost, but that Um Job would lake Jaager. The board held qff any decittan until Davis can make coat esti­ Tha DeBary Chamber af mate* on th* work. macro will hold ita monthly U m heard also agreed to study a tag ta tha Stetson University Stated request to resurface a read is Ik* room at 7 p. a ., Wednesday. Fsreet Labs art* with; i supsity The penmans wiB todado a tafc owners sharing Um sms m tbs p ro DaBory Sat* Fund Roising Dinnar Jsst. Tbsy bh ••fets IlM “w r a s ffR i. Cigitjf |H ;• A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/70b9dba93f0cc1e2e5adad990dc5b9ae.pdf c43c29c930ca5f8b44c8382f1022b5e8 PDF Text Text YES, ONCE AGAIN McMILLAN’S HAVE DONE I T !...T h e y have set the furniture world on its ear with prices blasted to new, unbelieveable low s. . . Thousands o f dollars worth o f furniture on our floors MUST BE CLEARED OUT IN THE NEXT THREE D A Y S. . . “Clear it out, if you have to blast,” says the Bose. So — like the highway en­ gineers do when they want to move something out o f the way in a harry — WE’RE B L A S T IN G !!! COMPLETE LIVING ROOM CONSISTS OF • Sofa • S Step Bad T ibbs • Chair • 2 Living Room Immps • Caffes Table* 2 Throw Pillows # ONE THROW RUG Sofa Converts To Bed i .... # Beautiful Roomy Matching Chair # Foam Back and Foam Cushions PRICE BLASTED T O ............ 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You'll Never Buy Better For Less Than A t M cM illans! V h i |. >/ fc, ■ ■ i m Hu f l , I 1»• • Ii . tL o .. )■f'- 11 1 LV •r 1t Y» 1' ••* • 1; it;- f l ill 1 1 tl |M' fl 1* . . j ei‘K? icgshv ■ ■ j4‘*-hlir. IK ■ i R «i > rv • B 1 <K f �■* Sub-Zero Fair Prize Cold Grips M idwest Awards , Total $ 7 4 1 Mr V H M Freaa A tub-saro cold wav* today tight•Ofd Ma grip a* tha we*ther-b«t(•red Midwest, still digging out Iran a dcitructiva storm that kill* od more than So persons oa Mi trauding trip from California to i Groat Lakos. For tha atcond consecutive day. tho tamperatura drop pad to below xaro ia parti of Uinneiota and North Dakota. Reading! near aero ware common throughout tha Mid* weit la tha waka of winter’! deadlicit atorm. A United Praia International count Rated I t death! uooe tha atorm roared aut at tha Paclfl* M art weekend and tubed California with torrential raina and 40-toot ocean waves. Thera ware IS dead ia WUcooiia. the hardest hit atata. Road erewa were near collapee aad mow plowa broke down from tha lang battle agaiaat a snowfall that reached SI inches in seme comraaaitiea. Milwaukee, lathed by tha iccond w on t atorm ia ita history, eilled for voluntoere to dig out fire hy ■ fra n ti buried by U-foot drift*. City ofl/ciali wore fearful tha hydrinti couldn't bo found Mi Rmo if a fire broke out. Lawmen in loutheaat Wiicooiin answered dozens of pleas for help in getting tick and injured peraons to hospitals. Small foreign ears ail but dis­ appeared under tha mountainous drifts. One snow plow dug into what appeared to be a mound at mmww and badly damaged a am all S p o r t s car. Most main highways ia the •torm'a t rack w a r e reopened Thursday, but hundreds at rural roads remained snow-clogged. Tho storm, which sauted dam­ age estimated in tha millions of dollars, blew itself out over Canada. Only a few snow flurries war* ex­ pected today in Michigan and parti of Naw SngJaad and Naw York « . ____________ Ike May Arbitrate Watch Dispute WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower baa been asked to srbitarata a dispute between the APsntagaa aad. State Dapartmal over sale ad | M watches, Ara­ biaa carpets aad Oriental wood carving* Mi military post aschanges io tha Panama Caaal Zona. The twe. agencies have debated tb* problem far months. This weak thoy soot separate policy recommendations to tba While House. Panamanian businessmen have m complained that sals at luxury w Items, duty and tax free, ia the PXa baa harmad their busiaaaa la Panama City. W hitt Youth To Attend A & M In Protest Move TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A • white. M-yaaruld student at Floeids Slate University said today hia decision to enroll in a Negro aoilogo 'was not a hasty oa t." A1 BreiUcr, a senior physic* ma­ jor, Thursday disclosed plana to sigo up ia Florida A R M Unlverslty for Negroes bars east sum­ mer. The youth who will graduate from FSU ia June, has vigorously protested segregated education. N wtil be the first cssa ia Florida • where a while student haa triad to enter a Negro university. Negroes have gained admittance to tho Uni­ versity at Florida at OalaaaviUa, but a* Negro haa beaa enrolled at FSU. Braider said his decision to ea­ ter Um all-Negro school was a “ gradual pracusa" which started last November. He said ha talked to a let ad people about it “ aad I ^ pot a lot af advice." J A native of Naw York, Braider moved to Miami Beach with Us family ta 1*51. Deacon Sentenced For Murder Try ATLANTA (UPI) - A Bspdst drscoo pleaded guilty today to rigging a bomb in bis preacher’s • car and was sentenced to three to fiva years ia prison for attemptod murder. 2 F lt? EARL HKifilNBOTHAM Bryant Names Sanford Mayor Campaign Aide Earl Higginbotham, local ofl distributor and mayor of Sanford, was appointed gubernatorial can­ didate Farris Bryant's eampaign manager In Seminole County, Brysat announced today at hi* state headquarters la Ocala. Bryant's Seminole County beadquartan win be at 106 N. Pal­ metto Ave. Bryant alas announced that Stanley Brumley will be Semi­ nole campaign, treasurer. Tha San­ ford Atlantic National Bank baa bean named as depository for funds obtained In tho campaign Mi the county. "Farris Bryant’s experiences and leadership in atata government over tha past l i year* well quallftei U a far tha high posMioa b* seeks, and I honestly believe that ha will do mors for tho peopla 'of Florida than any other candidate for governor," Higginbotham aaid. He added that tba first big pro­ ject o f Bryant supporters Mi Semi­ nole will b* ia organise a caval­ cade to attend the statewide kickeft rullr for Bryant in Oriande at tha Cherry Plain Hotel at • p.m. Fab. 90. Higginbotham aaid at least 100 supporters from Baminola are ex­ pected to attend lb* rally Bryant w ii be ia Sanford and Seminole County Mi IM* near fu­ ture to swat and great support­ ers, bis headquarters reported. Negroes Seek To Integrate DeLond Lunch Counter DELAND (UPI) About 40 Negross, mostly teenagers, tried un­ successfully Thursday to be serv­ ed at a white luneh counter. They marched into the F. W. Wool worth store about t p.m. aod sat at the counter reading school books aod talking some SO min­ utes. Thoy left wjlhout service or further incident soon after a store mauagar announced the counter It was the third day ia a row Negroes attemptod to obtain serv­ ice at the Much counter. Sm alter groups turned oat Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon with similar results. Similar lunch room attempts have been mad* la the past at various other oittea around the state and a eoacantrated drive for lunch counter Integration has bean underway hi North Care- Commeadatory ribbons and 3741 1ia prises will bo awarded si Hie Seminol* County Fair. In the boy’ s 4-H Club exhibits there will be 43 rash prises, rang­ ing from |l for most first prises is f l for alt but one of the fifth prises. Each creditable 4-11 club Mmmunlty exhibit will get a 910 premium. Fifty-one cash prises will be given for the largest iruits or vegetables of 17 types. The largest examples w i l l be awarded SI prises, and the third largest in each class 2S cents. Blue ribbon winners in the poul­ try exhibition will got 91-TS. Red ribbon winners will got S1.2S and white ribbon winners 73 cents. Blue, red sod white ribbon win­ ners in the rabbit show will get from S2 to 7S cents. Seventy-five prises from St for first priio to 7S reals for third will be given fur the best cakes, cookie* and esndy entered by 4-11 club girls. Thirty-three swards in tbr same fund range will he given in the needle work and crafts sec­ tion. The best and second-best table linens, textile paintings, bedroom furnishings, quills and bedspreads, knitting, rugs and crafts exhibited in tb* woman's department will receive 138 awards ranging from S3 to SS cents. Blue and red rib­ bons also will be given Ml the di­ vision. Pictorial art and ceramic edu­ cational division exhibits prises range from tt-90 to 30 cents. Individual Cub Scout projects will receive 45 prises, from tS cents for first prises to 23 cents for third place exhibits In IS classes. In the Roy Scout troop exhibits, each creditable troop exhibit will receive S3. Exhibits may be placed at the Campbell-Losslng Post 33 fair­ grounds an Hwy. 17-92 Saturday t a. m. until noon and from 2-3 p. m. Sunday. The Legion post Is sponsoring the fair. Zoning Change Given District t A delegation of 12 residents from Dlstriet 1 asked tha toning board at lla comprehensive sonlag hearing last night to teava a parcel efla n d between Lake Blvd. and tba county home commercial. The delegation appeared at tba second In a aarles of four hear­ ings on tho new toning program. County Zoning Director Robert Brown told the delegation the board will consider keeping the area commercial and not change it to R-3, multiple dwelling. Residents of the Lake Blvd. section complained that if tba •ret were changed to R-3 toning the land would decrease in value. Tba next aoolng hearing will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. for DUtrict 6 at tha courthouse. After tho hearings are com ­ pleted, the zoning program will go before tho county com missloners for adoption. Board Stands By Refund Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The State Utilities Commission today stuck by tn earlier ruling order­ ing the Houston Gas Corp. to re­ fund several thousand dollars in ovarchargaa mad* at Daytona Beach for eala at manufactured CMy offices started getting a g * iy The commission refused to re­ face lifting this week. Early in the weak, toe police consider the earlier order which station and Jail was given a fresh directed the company to repay •oat at paint and ally work crews to Ms customer* tba difference a n now paiaUng various afficaa between a to cants minimum charge levied since last July. te CMf HaU. Houston cool ended tha charga* Tba city mane gar's atflca was painted Ibis marizing and by tha ware increased with authority of and at sax 1 weak, moat at tba the oommlssion. Mi CMy HaU will have a it t i pa tot, CMy Manager Knawtea aaid. City Offices Get Face Lifting Dominican Action Tp Be Probed WASHINGTON (UPI) - A aemmlttoa at tba Organisation at Ame­ rican States has voted to rater la tba lntar-Amarlcan Peace Commis­ sion Vanasuala'a charge that tba Dominican RopubUa baa vtela ted bumaa riahte. A resolution stating that tba commlmten was tba proper agency to look Into tko charges was approved Thursday night by ia o f Urn 11 nation* forming tha $24,657 Street Project Completed Tbe city recently completed a street resurfacing program which coot 114,537, City Mgr. Warren Knowles reported today. Knowles said work was com­ pleted on MallonviUa Ave. from 3Mb to SSth St.; Second it. from Mallonvilte to Sanford Ave.; Ninth St. from Saafofd to Park Ava.t E. Third It. from Preach to Per­ simmon Aval, and Persimmon Ava. from First to Third St. Tba program started in early 1*M and was completed last tb. VOL. XLIX ifm WEATHER: Cloudy with Mattered ahowarn tonight. High today in the upper 60.s. Low tonight, 55-60. United Preaa Leaned Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1060 •od iecatiaw listed aod at Browa'o fingertips. Long-raoga plans will call for rbangat io many at tha street names to avoid aaadloee duplica­ tion aad aid postal officials. "Magnolia is JuOt an* of tha big headaches, tho lodes disclosed,“ Brown said. Thera are Magnolia Drive*, Avenues, lanes, aod oquaras. Magnolia otrooto coa ho found Tho purpose at tho iodax Is Io from Alta monte Springs to Cbnpinpoint all the streets in tba luoia, from Inn#wood to ood lo hove (Bair IM mh street as mas that are commoa ia tha county is San­ ford Ava., or Bt., which appears 39 lima* ia tho iodax; Scmlnola Blvd., which la ia tha index U timaa; Lake Ava., Drivo or Blvd., which appears 30 timaa; Oak, Palm and Palmetto Ave*. aad Drives, which appear more that 30 timaa. "Whot wo plan to do whoa wo flaiah compiling all thla data to otrtatoally change many of the •hot SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 628 City Studies Ring O f Roads To Handle Increased traffic The City Zoning and Planning] It would create a giant perimet­ Commission was presented with a er around the city whereby a large ecale plan last night to pre-1 combination of rose* would be vent traffic congestion in tho city. | built. The zoning board agreed to The plen wee presented hy plan­ ners George Simone and Gerald study the matter. The State Road Department al­ Dike. ready his seen the plan and has been “ extremely pleased,'' City Manager Warren Knowles said to­ day. Dike said the plan would de­ crease the volumn of traffic on French Ave. by by-passing that area. Combination roads in the plan would include Seminole Blvd.. the Old Orlando Highway, and Cameron Ave. Dike explained that the plen could be put Into operation in two News Briefs Jaycees Meet JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - Tbr Florida Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Ihrre-day winter conference got underwey today as S00 dele­ gates began registering. Tongue-In-Cheek WASHINGTON (U PD -Pranklln ! D. Roosevelt Jr. and 3laJ. John S. Eisenhower drew 23 per cent o f : the votes in a tongue-in-cheek presidrnliel poll conducted here by Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.). Van Rie Charged BOSTON (UPI) —The prosecutor charged today that Dutch radio operator Willem van Rio boat a gay divorcee “ Into helplessness" in her shipboard cabin and dump­ ed her body overboard. Money Bill Okayed WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Appropriations Committee lodgy approved a money bill to run the Interior Department and a batch of related agendas that was almost 7 per cent above their current budget— and apologised for not giving lham more. Cubans Rapped MIAMI (UPI) - Sen. Georgs Smathars (D-Fla.) Thursday night characterised Premier Fidel Cas­ tro’s Cuban government as “ Com.moatit-domlnaled." and n td ljto pfefers Rifkat "Trujlrto’ * Domi­ nican dictatorship to tha Cuban regime. Comedian* Clark Dies NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Clark, 72, famed comedian whoic trademark was a pair of paintedon spectacles, died this morning of a heart attack. The wiry little man who had entertained three generations of theater goers hid been bedded by a virus infection for three weeks. WE'RE NOT 8BNU1NU OUT VALENTINES, but would like to acknow* ledge the day with theae three candidates for Valentine Queen of the Anna Miller Circle to be named Saturday nifht at the Elka Club. Mrs, Wade Snyder. Mm. Betty Cox or Mm. Harry Adair will wear the big heart and sntin* Dance. i crown after the iclectloa Is made at the annual Elka Valentine Id Photo) 3= 1 p. m. Stocks $100,000 Dre t h e dreufn u M » Coufl^v ticH llh ^ m ittf^ ' W nrim&e closer to renlity Tuesday when the Board o f County Commissioners meets at 8 a. m. in special session to award bids on the project. Architect John Burton suid construction on tha 8100,000 building will begin within two weeks after the bids are let. The new health center will be located between Eighth and Ninth Sts. on Hwy. 17-92. The county's new health director, Dr. Clyde Broth­ ers, will be present for the opening of bids Tuesday. The Florida Development Commission and the Pub­ lic Health Department already haa approved construc­ tion of the building. Mr. Charles Hay, New Resident, Dies Longwood Votes To Draw Interest On Bond Money Charles I. Hay of Lake Mary died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital last night. Mr. Hay came to Lake Mery shout s month ago. He was 34 years old. He was born in Cherry Corner, Ky., but lived in Algonec, Mich., for a number at years, where ha was a eontlruclion en­ gineer. He was a member of (he Masonic Lodge in Marine City, Mich. Surviving are hie wife, Mrs. Alice Hay at Lake Mery; three sifters, Mrs. H. F. Walker of Mayfield, Ky., Mrs. J. R. McDan­ iel at Eddyvllle. Ky., Mrs. George Pfeiffer of Detroit, Mich.; and several nieces ind nephews. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. a . Sunday at Brisson Funeral Horn*, with tha Rev. Willlerd Bow­ man officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Kadets Plan Command Change Tha Sanford unit of the Kadets of America will hold a change at command ceremony et the San­ ford Armory - Friday night The Veterans at Foreign Wars will repiaca tha National Guard as sponsors of the youthful San­ ford military group. The Kadets will alio perform drill maneuvers for tba public at tha 7 p. m. ceremony. Longwood will Invest 933,000 at its recent 970,000 bond issue la 90 day U. S. government notes. Tha Town Council tail night de­ cided (hit lha money won't be needed for 90 dsya end agreed to get the interest on it. The investment will bring (he town about 9330. Councilman II. C. Carlson said tha bond issue ordi­ nance permit* investment of the 970,000 in U. 8. government notes for a period up to 11 months. The securities are negotiable and can be sold immediately if moosy is needed. Carlson said the town won't need the money io pay off con­ tractor! of the street and water Improvement* for 90 days. The bids must still be lei, grading and filing done and 30 days al­ lowed longwood to pay its bills. Robert Stanton of O'Neal and Associates, engineers, gave a cost estimate on tho paving and the water improvements. The a.ooo feel of street' paving will be on Grant Avo. from Wildmere to Georgia Ave-, Palmetto Ave. from Grant west to tbe rail­ road, and Wilma Ave. from Molnar Ave. to Church Bt. The water improvements will be on Church 81. from Grant Ave. to Lake view Ave. and on Great from Church (o Orange Avs. Bide will be opened si the March 3 council meeting. They will in oa single, double snd asphaltic con­ crete surfaces. Stanton skid lb# council will negotiate with centriclore to get the best bid. The counrll was atked about getting water to a Negro aobdivision being planned for tha Haynes property oa the odga of Longwood. The developeri said they are buying lha property to pul in 130 homes in the ll.ooo price range. The homes will be 730-000 square feat end will have three bedrooms. The properly site Is 40 aeraa. Kslmanaon and Aaronson, da\elopers, said they gut F1IA ap­ proval tor the homes Wednesday. They are Ihinking of donating pari of the land for a school site. Mayor A. R. Lormaaa said 73dsquare feet is a rather small house in which to put three bedrooms. The council said it would ider the inquiry. Assn. To Expand Art Activities Hie Sanford Art Associatioa will encourage including nZ trails ia its activities. Art associatioa officials dneided lo enlarge their activitiee Monday, after Paul Bitsel urged (hem not to limit association membership to painters and painting. Tba crafts Brawn said ha will work closo activities may include n separate workshop mealing and an annual with counly postmasters io recom­ show. The association will hold n mending name chaogei and also painting workshop in Um crafts hut with poilmasteri from Orange Fab. 32. Counly who are concerned with postal routes in Seminole. “ Thla has been a serious pro­ TALLAHA88EE (U PI) — Slate blem for (b« . po-'.al service for a long lime and' we hope to cor­ Bep. Ralph J. Blank af Wait rect this in (ha not too distant Palm Beach today aotlfted Secre­ tary of fonts B. A. Grey bn will future,” Brows emphasized. Work on tha index to at meet bn a candidate for foa senatorial complete end more than 100 pages scat of Prrd O. Dickinson, wha of street names have bare listed. to ruunin. for povarMr. Magnolia Much Too Heady For Zoning Chief Magnolia, according to Web. ster, is a tree or shrub. But to ▼ County Zoning Director Robert Brown it's Just one big headache. After spending twe years work­ ing out a comprehensive sonlag plan, Brown and his crew snd are now engaged io an equally diffi­ cult task—a complete lodes of all streets ia tha county. Aad Mag- tlh •re not so common a* these," Brown said. The toning director added that no changes will be made without first discussing the problems with residents of Ibo areas and with the board of county commissioners which has the final word. Another problem Brown faces Is that there are many streets and arena that hare base known throughout lit* county by “ popu­ lar'' names snd not by their pro­ per names. Blank To Run *r$<r,‘ r u Slock ■* 'W a g , American Airlines . •*•••*•• •• t m aenaa•a 0* Bite American TAT ,, IMte American Tobarre ,, 45H Bethlehem Steel . Caterpillar......... *••••*•••• aa 23' i C A O .............. •••••••a ,, UM ,, » ’ k Chrysler ............ •, 23H Curliss • Wright DuPont ............ •••*•••• t, 230 7SH Ford Motor i. aaaa••a Ginrrel Electric •••••••a M m h General Motors •••••ape 45ia •, 2*. Graham • Paige Ini. TAT ; ......... aa 33* Lorillard ... a•••••*••*•a• 34(3 Minute Maid •••••••••a ,, MH -*-••••*•••a• 1I3H Penney . . . . P a n RR ............ . aa I3H ,, 3H Royal Amerlran .. Sears Roebuck *•••••sa* 43* ,, 43%« Standerd Oil (NJ) •, 17H Studebaker .......... Tax Agents Seek Share Of Payola WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha In­ ternational Revenue Service to nut to get lie “ sh ire" of peyoto. Agents are giving extra attention to lha Income lax return of disc Jockeys and ethers who may have been “ fnrgelllng" to tell Unrla Sam about their sideline sources of in­ come. IRS headquarter* assigned sit agent from its intelligence division to aitend payola hearings before the House togislative oversight subcommittee this wash. Tha House group has been questioning disc Jockeys about umlcr-the-tabla payment! of gifts from record com­ panies. Whelher in cash, new care, vaca­ tions, trips ar anything alia of value, aueb income to aa fully tax­ able ae salary. Agent* In the field already have begun taking a closer look at pay­ ola. according to IRS sources. Thai* sources emphasised tba service to not launching a major drive or crackdown ow disc Joc­ keys. years with hinds from Joint elly and state participation. Knowles said Ibis morning that ha is enthusiastic about lha pita as il would eliminate lha Increas­ ing traffic flow through Um city. One portion of the overall plan has already been unlsken by Um SRD, linking SR 413 to SR 45. . The zoning board agreed to dis­ cus* (he plan with county and school olficials at a special meet­ ing next Thursday night. The bosrd decided to invite tha other official* because 11 would ho a big help to school and county growth, Knowles said. Other business at tha meeting included a request hy Joseph Gaall lo razone five lots on the northwell corner of MellonvUle and Celery Aves. for a shopping area. The board agreed to recom­ mend the change lo the City Com­ mission at Hi next mealing. The board also discussed several. changes lo lha present soning ordinance but no aetlo* was taken. One of Ihe problems was desig­ nation of aa area for duplaxaa only. Argentines Move To 'Destroy' Mysterious Sub BUKNOB AIRES (U F I)-T w elv * warship* and 90 air force plasaa swap! tba Nuavo Gulf today, u*. der order* to soak, strike and da* story Um mysterious aubmariim believed to bo harking I* II* depths. A planeload of modem *apik charge* was on lha way from , m tk« -United Stelae to lggreasa tb* •(rife strife v lag power o f lha Argentina (ask force. H was not certain haw soon It would arrive. President Arturo Frondisl of* derad tba Navy Thursday la de­ stroy "sa y warship found la ter­ ritorial water*.", lla also Instruct­ ed Um Foreign Minister to break relations at ones with Ibo aountry owning the submarine. A high government source told UPI Tburiday night that lha submarina believed to ba (rapped ia the Nuavo Gulf definitely does not belong to any nation 1* the Western Hemisphere. He said that K might ogme from any of four Communist n*> Uons — Russia, Poland, East Ger­ many or Rad China. Reports reaching bare aaid a second submarine spotted outside Ihe gulf, appsreatly hoping to aa* sill tha one irappml Inside, had been driven nut of Argentine lee* rltorial waters. Observers wondered whether tli* sub's craw would follow tbe esampla set by German navy man in two ware and sauUla their ship rather than aurrandar. Tha submarine haa baas picked up by Argentina naval research gear off and on for two weeks. It Is believed lo have been attack* •d several timai, but there wsa nothing to Indicate R haa baas damaged, Queen Of Hearts' Contest Sunday Girls from Sanford, Longwood, Slavia, Oviedo, Fern Park, Alta* monte Springs, Orlando and DayIona Beach will compete for the "Queen of Heart*" title at Skate City Sunday. Proceeds af the 7:30 p. m. party will go to Ihe Seminole-DeBary Heart Counrll. A 9 p. m. roller skating exhibition will precede the crowning of tba "quern." Skaters from Jackeonvilla and Day tone Beech will perform. Tho "queen" will be chosen by Ihe number of votes that Um con* iaalanl haa In bar "hank" la the ring and by advance tickets aold ia bar campaign, foate Senator Two Sheriffs deputies left Sin- Douglas Bianitram will crew* the ford Ibis morning to bring sus­ “ queen" 'at 15 p. a . pected murderer Aaron Anderson bark from SI. Petersburg. Anderson will bo lakaa directly from bora to Raiford prison, the Sheriff* office reported. An A group of peopla who hare autopsy report from an Orlaadn doctor to Joule* of Paaen Hugh learned to talk without weal Duacaa revealed that there was chords wiU meet here Fob. g l. The sxocutiva cwmmitte e f Ihe no evidence af sexual assault la Um killing at AlUmts Parkins Florida at the ganfenl howm e f Monday. Tha 19-yaar-atd Ovtoda girl died from Internal hemor­ •ad Mrs. Haary McLaiUi*. Association mansbare Wore asm rhage aauead hy knUa stabs, tha pkagael speech, M fort aaid. Deputies Onorga Kelsey aad hi Jamsi Moore ware sent ta bring o f their vocal chord*. The f h association haa 830 niemW % Anderson hack. Murdar Suspect To Be Returned Voice Handicap Group To M eet * 9 �Church O f Christ church G o> c r r ib t A N s z s re n e LACK MARY ca u ses o r m naxahene Ralph Braver Jr.......Evangelist Labe Wary BlhW School ........... 10:00 a. a. Maniac Warship ..... 11:00 a. a. S. L. Orawdy ....... ... Pastor Ermine Warship ...... 7:30 p. a Sunday School ....... 10:0# a. a. Wad. Prayer Santee .. 7:30 p. a Morning Worship .. 11:10 a. a. Christiaa Sorrica Trainiag 0:00 causes or cisist Craning Worship.......7:00 p. a. paste Kira Duacaa ...... ....... Mialitar Wad. rrajpar Sarrteo 7:30 p. a . ' Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m. Evtaiif Worship.......0:oo p. a. P re s b y te ris n linn. dibit Mod/ .... 7:3# p. a. ' CMUKCS o r CHRIST WEST PSKSBYTKSIAN ca u ses Oak Art. and Third St Moruisg Worship 1C:3# a. a. Memiag Worship .... 3:43 a. at Create! Warship .... 7:10 p. a. Snadar Sahael..........• ;« a. at Morning Warship .... lltOte a. a. K d Is c o d s I ■ oly cross rm r to pal CHUtCS Part Ava. M 411 St Bar. Jala W. Theaus .. Pastor Hoip Koebarial....... 7:30 a. ja. Family Ssnrteo— Charth School ....... 0:0# a. a . REV. R. H. ROSBNAU Nursery Araflsblt Lutherans Name Guest Missioner The Rsr. Robert H. Roseaan ol Minneapolis, Minn, will servo as guest alsslonsr at tils Luthsrsn Open House at tea Lutheran Church at tea Radaaa ar, l#3 W. 3#th Place. The week's aciirMtea will atari Sunday at the chnnh with aarvIcos la begia at I p. a. Rack evening teen wMha a dMJoreat aarrica held. Among tho topics Rar. Reaaaau wifi discuss win be: "Oad's Cballaajee," "Do Wo Saw Profit or LeeaT” , "Your Grasteat Tressure" aad "Tho Mtatao of LRUs Roberts Crusade Opens In Orlando Questions do a ot w orry Mute— they know ! they be aa otaMate wham te obrmo ho tho i m string ot adult l i f e ! Tbooo who gtm ap hi tba Chareh m i Hte rightfal plaao a n hoildiac OR a flm loaudateot la Hia House they Inereaso la wtedaa aad okaMaa aad is dowot' Witt questions gin# God of o n la Sanford. Ror. H. M. Saow, teo pastor, said tndsnasRea about tea crusade caa ha iteilai l hp saHteg, PA S4RI0. Churchmen Invite Wives To Meet The support o f ths Church Series is aponsored by the following Business Firms: Other Churches Negro Churches Pint, fhtei Saad Usher Beard. Tm Chair Reheareel, Tuaadsp . . Juaior Church. Wodaoodsy ... Itttim i Meeting wwvasasm PrUUj^jwaaadiag T:4S p. ■ IM Itip I �•ba BaaforS Ifrrati Frl. Feeb. 12, 1060—Fajre 3 Valentine Formal Enjoyed By Oviedo Junior High Member* nf the student body of the Oviedo Junior High School en­ joyed their Valentine formal Satur­ day evening at the tchool gymna­ sium. The West end of the gymnasium was decorated with white crepe paper and various sizes of red hearts. Moss interwoven with aza­ r By JEANNE WARNKE leas marked off the ballroom di­ THE HEAD-TURNING EVENT mensions. Individual tables, cover­ of the season was at the Mayfair ed with red and while cloths, wire centered with red and white can­ Inn yrsterday when members and guests of the Officer's Wives* Clib dles. Dancing was enjoyed by ih l large group attending, after which re­ freshments were served. Assisting with arrangements and chaperon­ ing the group were Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Wesley Swenson, Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. Theo­ dore Auiin Jr., Mrs. John Courier Jr., and Mrs. Joe 1. Beasley. Students assisting with the ar. rangements and decorating includ­ ed Nancy Swenson, Marilyn Partin, Jane Lundy, Gay Ulrey, Jan Beas­ ley, Jimmy Courier, Ted Auiin, Alvie Edge and Arthur Evans. Enlisted Wives “ FIGURE ANALYSIS” is the topic of the program • sponsored by the American Home Department o f the Sanford Woman’s Club, Monday night at 8 p. m. Mrs. A. W. Woodall, program chairman for the month, looks over one of the exercise bicycles at the Trim-ctto Figure f t Salon. Mrs. S. A. Ridley and Mrs. Paul Drayton, of the Salon, will be guest speakers at the program. They will give members imi>ortant ideas on figure control for lyoth underweight and overweight. (Herald Photo) McNeill, Mitchell Wedding Announced ehell, 417 W. Third St. The double-ring candlelight cere­ mony will take place Saturday at 7:30 p. m. at the Ftrit Presbyter­ ian Church, with the Rev. E. G. Wood, of Deland, officiating. Mrs. Edward J. Mossman, orga­ nist. will present a program of wedding music and accompany Bob Crqmley, soloist. Mias Betty McNeill, slater of the bride-elect, will be maid o f honor and serving as best man will be Randall Lavender. No formal invitation* are being sent and all friends of the couple Wanda Mixon reported on the arc invited to attend both the county counell meeting at the 4-H wedding and reception which will Girls Club meeting thii week at follow in the church annex. the home of the leader, Mrs. Ted — Brooklyn la Lake Mary. Pet Wlllfs called (he meeting to enter, followed by a roll call of members. Saundra Humphrey led the 4-H pledge and the group sang “ Tammcy." A “ Sweetheart'’ banquet is sched­ A list of projects to be entered uled tor Saturday night at 7 o'clock in the Seminole County Fair was at the Oviedo Baptist Church. Mrs. dlicusied. A committee was ap­ George C. Means and Mra. Elsie pointed to give the demonstration Fleming will be in charge o f the at the fair. They are Pat Willis, program, including the election and Saundra Humphrey and Stephanie coronation ceremonies for two f t Lankford. kings and queens, chosen from the adult and young people's groups. The WMU president, chairmen and social chairmen of the four circles anlated by members will complete tha arrangaments. Final plan* are being announced for the wedding of Miss Carol Diane McNeill, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. D. McNeill, 2400 Elm Ave. and Robert Hugh Mitchell, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mlt- •Lake Mary Girls Appoint Committee For County Fair Banquet Scheduled By O viedo Church 4-H Girls' Club Elects Officers The 411 Girls' Club of North Orlando held an election of officer* at their monthly meeting. Mias Mauhnc McVay was elected presi­ d e n t ; Martha Dean, vice president: Cathy Dean, long leader; Mary vwHui'ii;, icia ij'iica a u iv i , u ii' Connelly, act secretary-treasurer; Gladys Clark, county couneil delegate and Barbara Derum, reporter. Plans for the fair were discussed and tjie clothing project atudied with a demonstration on “ cloth •traightening." Material on other roject* was distributed Including ealth, gardening, entomology and bom* Improvement*. P Sponsor Coffee The C. P. O. club room at the Naval Air Station was the scene of a 'Get-a‘cquainted'' roffee spon­ sored by the VAH-11 Enlisted Wives Club. All wives or VAH-11 enlisted men were invited to attend the regular monthly meeting this weclu ■ i» n att fha* the rC, P. O. ris.k Club. Hostesses' will be Verna Bolton, Lillie Spain and Julia Girtier. New member* welcomed at the coffee were Eva Allstork, Shirley Burkholler, Helen Dubois, Marion Fccback, Helen Fowler, K a y Thompson and Rila Holmes. Other members attending includ­ ed Daphene Beauchamp, president of the group; Verna Bolton. Sylvia Bratton, Kay McLeod, Faye Ford. Janice Lewis, Jackie Fitzner and Polly Shields. Hostesses w e r e Mmca. Beauchamp, Ford, McLeod, Lewis and Ann Sieczkowaki. MRS. KOEN met for a Valentine Luncheon— and entered into a crazy hat parade that added much merri­ ment to the party. Taking top prize for the craz­ iest hat was Melissa Nelson who won by cresting a nautical scene complete with lighthouse (that actually had a beacon light), fish­ ing pole and dead fish (probably the only Smelt to undergo a deordorizing p roccii for a lunch­ eon!) Instead of aUending the lloweyin-the-Hills golf tournament with her fellow golfers, Barbara Row­ ell put her clubs and golf balls atop her head to eomc in for second place. Most original hat, a black and gold model depicting llatWing One, was fashioned by Betty Fitzwatcr and Edie Koen took honors for creating the pret­ tiest bat, which was a profusion Officers wives af VAH-7 met at of red hearts nestled In a wide Gene’s Restaurant la Orange City expanaa of whila tulle. for their regular monthly luncheon with Mra. M. W. Otto and Mra. F. W. Burton serving a* hostesses. The tables were beautifully deco­ rated with Valentine cupid* and dishes of Valentine candy. Mr*. R. M. Donaldson was presented a silver tray by Mr*. K. F. Rowell; a* a going away gift from all tha wives. Others attending were Mrs. W. A. tiling. Mr*. F. 11. Galloway, Mrs. IT. If. Harrison, Mrs. M. D. McPherson. Mra. F. D. Milner, Mra. W. Robinson, Mr*. T. P. Stewart, Mr*. J. R. Swope, Mrs. R. If. Rozsa, Mr*. H. F ; Lang, Mra. W. Collier add Mr*. T. W. Ownby. MRS. ROWELL P. D. Anderson la back la the hospital, tha Seminole Memorial this time, with flu complications. Mary Donaldson 1a home from the hospital and recovering from her recent operation. Sha will en­ joy having company. Bill Holly is very siek. He was taken by ambulanct to a Tampa hospital Tuesday. Arrangements The executive board of the Semi­ are being made for him ta go to a veterans hospital. nole Memorial Hospital will meet Mra. Rowland Gobla and family Tuesday (Feb. 16) at 9:30 a. in. had a surprise visit from her mo- in the hospital dining room. (her, Mrs. Eva Smith, of Raleigh, N. C. last week, when she Mop­ ped in Lake Mary to aea them on her way from a trip ta Hollywood, Fla. . Mra. Emma Wing, a former resident of Lake Mary, has moved back to her home here after being away for twa years. Welcome ta newcomera, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridley, who have Just rented the Zimmerman house. Hospital Board FRIDAY MONDAY Church American Home Department nf Sanford Woman'* Club meets at • p. m. for a program on "Figure Analysis." National Hairdressers and Cos­ metologists Assn. Unit It meets at FRIDAY First Baptist Church Bible sur­ a p. m. at The Lovely Lady Beauty Salon. 2337 OrianEo Dr. vey, 7:20 p. m. Pineereat Baptist Church yeung tarried people S. S. class party at tha church, 1:30 p. m. Lake Mary Baptist Church, jun­ ior and intermediates choir rehear­ sal T p. m. Calendar T o Meet Tuesday //a*6&s Beautiful fancy handkerchiefs. Boxed or separata. A real nleo r i f t hata, a silver service set and por­ trait were donated by Kader's and Rahija's studio. A BRIDGE CLUB that metis •very other week had an enjoy­ able session of cards Wednesday afternoon at tho boma of Mrs. A. R. Key—Scoring high waa Mrs. R. A. Newman Sr., with Mr*. Howard Brewer taking second prize and Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer winning the scrceno ward. WIVES OF VAH-t will meet (or a pot-luck supper tomorrow night at the home of-Lucy (Mrs. E. P.) Yales with Lois (Mra. Floyd) Blitard at co-hostess. The conversation, no doubt, will re­ volve around the squadron'! home coming on the 22nd of thla month. MRS. NELSON Navy Wives Plan Monthly Social A large number of. members of tha Navy Wivea Club met at tha naval Air Station for their, monthly business session. Three new mem­ bers were welcomed. They wera Loursnne Elliott, Daphene Beau­ champ and Joanna Talkamp. Rita Holme* and Lilly Spain were also welcomed as guests. Hostesses for the evening were Edith Price and Mary Fucito. A social is scheduled for Feb. II at the home of Dorothy Holbrook, 222 Bradshaw Dr., in Country Club Manor. Members are requested to bring a covered dish. All eligible member* are also invited. For fur­ ther information call, FA 2-0696. Whit* and yellow fold. G in • February 12-2! • • SSOO W. Colonial Dr. • • Orlando, Fla. • Hairdressers Assn. T o Meet Monday Member* of the National Hair­ dressers and Cosmetologists Asso­ ciation Unit 31 will meet Monday at 0 p. m. at the liv e ly Lady Beauty Salon, 2337 Orlando Dr. All membera art urged tn at* lend as important business matters will be discussed. M’« are one of Ikt Sponsoring Churrhm Pineereat Aanembly Of God Two cents out of every American food dollar goea for carbonated beverages. Elegant Dawnofla florae, tk* gift aha knows about and really want*. Pnnlor — Rev. H. M. Snow FA 2-5130 B r Clauantr and Phoenix. A box of ah*ar, ahoar ho—— porfaet for ovary Valentin*. MONDAY COTILLION CLASSES 4e start Feb. lltk All types of dances. Bracelet!, Naeklacaa, B—Ttoji C H liSA llI W e'll fiv e you a minimum o f (THB FIRST 910.0ft OF YOUR PURCHASE) fo r Kadin and LatUit*. SOU! W INNING Pineereat Baptist Church Juakr choir practice 3:20 p m. Youth Fellowship I p. m. C. W. F. of First Christian .Church meets at 7:20 p. m. at f t h e Church. Mias Shirley Morgan will speak on “ what tho church of­ fers to young people.’ ’ Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meal at 2:22 p. m. for Bible study. Business meeting at g p. m. Whiting A Davis, Garay, her a gift of glitter. DURING FEB R U A R Y SUNDAY Patent and straw importa bjr MR. AND MRS. It. W. NORDIN of Pittsburg, ra.,.h ave been tour­ ing Florida and are now settled in Sanford for a ten-day visit with their daughter, Mra. Robert Shedden, and her family. Hold Luncheon Personals Warnke, Ann Tamny and Betty Fitzwatcr. They were donated by the Mayfair Inn, Eve Proctor's, Mary-Esther's, Lclanl House of Beauty and the Sanford Florist The prizes for the two craziest MRS. FITZWATER V A H -7 Wives Club ALSO ATTRACTING murh at­ tention was Mary McCumher, who wore a pilot'* helmet that held, on a (tick, a big valcntlna that read Membera of the Jacaranda Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, 1104 Elm Ave. and go in a group to the home of Mrs. R. L. Andrews on Sanford Ave. for the meeting at 7:20 p. m. Mra, Peurifoy will ba la charge of the program. •Calling My Tlger“ -M e g Urqu hart proclaimed her interest In nil painting by arranging a pa­ lette with brushes on her hat and Frances Robertson expressed her yen tor a second trip to Europe by wearing a globe—Cleverly done was the valentine tree that per­ ched on the blonde head of Joni Higginbotham. Muriel Osborne's three yellow chicks in a basket chirped merrily all during lunch! One could go on and on about the ingenious styles— but some­ thing has to be said about the pretty decorations and food so well planned by the party com­ mittee of Betty Fitzwatcr. Doris Faulkner. Tv Ramage, Melissa Nelson and Lillian llcarnc. Large white hearts adorned the walls and red and wiiite valentines and fluffs of pale pink in frilly white doilies made lovely table decora­ tions. The three-course ham din­ ner was full of calories—but so delicious! Door prizes were won by Edie Korn, Muriel Osborn, Jeanne any car in drivable co when you buy a new WHEN ON A YOUR RED STAR CASH APPEARS REG ISTER TAPE — THERE WILL BE MANY WINNERS — DON'T MISS IT Dauphine or 4CVJ REGISTER NOW - CALL 7YUJ(ju2 VJZata/i Qo. F O O D M SAN FO RD 'S A R T - HOME PARK A V E. A T 25th ST. OF Q U A LITY MEAT �RISING BAROMETER je o ix o tfg * f 89X 8 A , \ V / -& for the first time in S5 years, titer® wns • safe W e n for faada assuring high income! "Many larg® institutional and other inveatora,. desiring Ugh income, hav® mov®d from stock® into bonds. ; **2. Many glamour and blua chip atocka had reached lUculous price®, to sell at so to 50 time® estimated earnings tft return on® to two per cent. With new corporate and roreni&senta now available to offer three timea the yield of rerioua glamour and blue .chip atocka, and greater stability if pinclpw, iftany investor* with fine long-term profit® have teKed down these profits and gone Into high grade bonds, rkenea they alt on t$e sidelines, with five par cent on their [*ly on labor’s terms. It spells higher coats, md a further opening of the door to foreign January car sales are far. below previous be 7,600,000 year may well trim out to be a BUalnsaa la good. Make no bones about it. Quality stocks or Blocks in growth fields with good long term outlooks, bought at lower, realistic levels, should be held. . I t this letter It was suggested that a conservative InW t or keep • minimum of 60 per cent In abort term (flvo years or less) government bonds paying 4% to five per cent, o r ia g free municipal bonds paying four per cent, or federal MmMat&d lobn hseoeUtlann presently paying four per cent; tntJwnnM 80 per seat, la a diversified Uat o f growth stocks with a a m t li on banks, electric, utility, chemical, electronic, fararuee and natural gaa atocka. Stocks In these cate­ gories that ware suggested are Bank o f America or Chase fcssh stto , Allied chemical, Litton Industries, At T. ft T„ National Old Lin® Insurance, El Paso I* Power ft Light. 'alter I* a, president of American Fir® end CasualuJMd thst the board o f directors F®b. 10 1 shell -dividend of one dollar per share, on th® outstanding common stock. Th® yment o f 26 cents per shsr® Is payable — holders o f record at the close of business V n 29. Th* "American" has paid cash dividends for 26 Hays said that 760 American representatives, in i960 » net premiums o f ever 18Vg million to make it th* bigyser » the company’s history. This was an increase of ’ |2 mlllloft, or 18 per cent, over 1968. D A ILY Mi A wistunt IL Tautest® ged of tho CRO SSW O RD HmW eamssrt g, Were* I t. Thousand4m o T armed H ast _ *M ta . (Htsdu) T. Turkish It. Proclaim* _ title* loudly S-Bog lB»Nut covortsf MFrovrat ST. Dsnomln*-^ 24. BoM / lion 10, Place IS. Shed,aa fo r m ® foathors Clouse 2-M u m cn oU M-Btaotdl gg. Juleeoof e S lltth plant . hshorts BS. A a id Scout w e e - H activity f I* I' 8S. Crotchety L l-l. ’ ».• V•. I-1. • I ll \\ -J 1- . •-1' II • Is*" Id‘1i iri». r»wm i l t 'of 1*»’ * '’ii 1 «-« 4 i i .. • .' i hi 'R’ I1l 'If .M. II.’ ’ ( 1 .114 • 4J J ltd i 111 1' I- 1 IT. Protect of m e r mmmi aUNtokrt (oym.) S I Norse ■ETHESDA, Md.—Take the In­ gredients — one school day morn­ ing, one email boy, threa big adults —and m il them up together. I can remember hla vows all through Inst year. . ."Whan I'm eight years old, I’U really bo grown up." Wall, he turned eight, and It’s Just aa bad aa avar. Hia grandma, who was vlsitisg overnight, wouldn’t have believed it If aha hadn’t aeen It. And before aha knew it aha was In eo the rat race, ten. • It’n 1:10 a. m. He's in Ua paja­ mas nt the breakfast tablo. " I want another sweat roll." "Y oo’ve got to not dressed first Juat givaa ua more headaches to try to keep both huaband and children occupied around the house. "M y huaband tails me that at tha mill ia Gary, Urn fallows simply equaador any extra money they get by betting on the horses or playing tha pulley games. "Bo gambling iacraases with tho extra money, if any is left over after we pay Urn higher union duoa and the rising costs far groceries which Inflation brings. " I f man art underpaid, they deserve more money, but that number of votes whleh labor can wield la eoatrast to management. "M y sister la California lo mar­ ried to a newspaper guild mem­ ber. They struck recently for over (our months. Even . before tho •trike, bo mad* g ll? for n S?H I caved SMI out of my husband's hour weak, whleh la t sec Dent pay pay checks to protect ua against a rainy day and help send our first eon to collage Utor on. "Ttioa a strike was called by tho labor loaders, though my busbead end stoat o f hU co-workers grumbled againat having to quit work. "H e was being paid a good wage. Besides, If the leaders win, tboy Just Jump tha union dues and prices sloe go up, so wo M tell your roadors to or* no bettor oft than before. for a secret strike ballot and "But my real pot peovo ia the equal suffrage for tho wivM of fact I lost that IMS savings. It all strikers." was a bitter pUl to twollow, for (Always writs to Dr. Grow to wo bad to um all our saving* car* of this newspaper, node*to pay our bills. And then Wo also borrowed $400 more from dm ood *rattiopo * 0® /* Me *i* my dad to tide ns along. mvot typing and prietMg aorta "WoU, when tho strike was set­ who* yeo **od tar rao of Ms tled, I slowly paid back my dnd •ad finally had another $T23 la my .snviaga whoa this Uni strike •Stub WASHINGTON — For ail tha tbouaanda o f word, apoken before Coagreaaional committee, and the hot debate ia print, the cool judg­ ment af thoea who will direct the Republican campaign in tha fall la that defenae and national sectirIty will not be a algnlficant ia.ue. Tha reaeon ia not hard to find. In the White Houee ia a military man with n towering reputation who led tha Allied forcea to vic­ tory la World War II. The word, o f hia critic., even when they are decumented by top men out of hla own* administration, do not get through thia barrier, ‘Among both the preaident’a eritica and hia hero-worehlppara there le profeaaed puxxlement over why h|a popularity should bo ao high ia tha polia. Isn't it extraordiaary, incredible, they say, that hla rating ahould ba 72 percent, at least 12 to IS polnta above hia low o f tha 1B67-5S recession T Thero le nothing in the least myaterioua about it. The president la saying Just what moat o f his ; fcllow-citlaena want to hear. This I i. that we are spending enough to give the nation security in all the arexa that really matter; that our fracdoma and our spiritual values giva ua an edga that ia bound to keep ua ahead o f atheistic, ma­ terialistic communism. Wo are prosperous and if only tha Con­ gress follows tha ' Elsenhower budgetary formula we ahould have S surplus thia year with a possible tax cut next year. From tha sounding board of tha White House, far and nway the moat powerful amplifier in tha country, that la tha philosophy constantly reiterated. It la ex­ From upstairs: '"Whleh cloths, pressed by S friendly, warm-heart­ ed man whoa# homely and often should I w aar?" "Gat daaa anas out of tha draw­ awkward and impracise uaa o f the English language, far from o f. er I" "What If I don't match 'am right?" (And ba doesn’t.) "Where are my sh ots?" "Grandma's got them ia the basement cleaning off the mud." "Now caa I bava that roll?" GOLDEN, Colo. (UPI) - The ."Oh, for heaven's sakes, a o . . . Fedaral Bureau of Inveiticatlon Where’s your belt?" Grandma: "Look at your faee. and local autboritlaa worked today oa tho theory that millionaire It baa dried paste on It left over blower Adolph Coora III. m in ­ from last eight." ing sinca Tuesday, was kidnaped. "But, I haven't got Uma to wash The Coora family, ona o f tba my face. . .Can 1 have a roll?" wealthiest la tho west, was eon"Did you brush your tooth?" vlactd "A d " has boon kidnaped "No. Mamma, I eaa’t find my or waylaid. Adolph Coora Jr., who pocket book. Where’s the two coats flaw home Wednesday night from for my m ilk?" And from tha bath- a Hawaiian vacation, said "money room: "Hurry, got my lunch ready. la tecoodary. The main thing is I think I hear the bus." to got my son back alive." New mamma la sayiag to grandTm FBI tutored tho case oa ma: "Mather, you know thero iaa't tho assumption that tha mining time to scrub hla sails this m o n - millionaire had beau kidnaped. lag." lb * keeps scrubbing anyway, But U any ransom demand or and la a meanest he fUaa out, drip­ ether communication from kidping eeapy water. napors bed boon rtcoivad by tho " I eaart Had my hsmework. . . family, nalthor they nor authori­ Daddy, please — please Bad my ties gave any Indication of it. homework or Mrs. Cohos will give Adolph Coora III, 41, la board me a •halrman of Adolph Coora Co., owned by Adolph Coora Jr. and hla thro* sons. Tba brothers ople the eve® — aed fled M behind oral* one of the nation's largest the d roits. Independent breweries and a por­ There's grandma running after celain plant at Golden. him, trying te staff in his shirt tail. Coora laft home Tuesday at I New I’ai under the bed looking 8. m. for the brewery, driving n far hia belt Petty haa n e e d heck carryall truck. te Ifto kitchen. She bed forgotten HU brothers, WillUm and Jo­ te path the eheeelate-eevered cup­ seph, expected h la at a t a. m. cake with little pink things an top conference, but were not Imme­ for hla dessert. > diately concerned when he did Now ho’a grabbing for hla coat. not appear. Hia mother is speeding te the eleeet A few minutes after • o'clock far hla cep. "D o yen have yeur s poarisg veterinarian noticed library book? Remember, today C oon ' truck parked at the ap­ you're going to behove la ochool proach to e bridge over Turkey . . .Do you have yeur purse?. , , Croak, not far from hie reach and Don’t pull that hat down ever your • mUa end • half south of tho eyas. . .Zip up your coott" town of Morrison. Tho veterinar­ Grandma: " I think I hear tho ian Mid he saw no eeo around hue." tho truck. The child: "1 forgot to go to tho Three hours later n milkman reported to Sheriff Art Wermuth's bathroom." Wot), ho made K — all around. •m et at Golden that tho truck, I peeked out tha wlodow and saw 1U motor running, was still h la skip to tho corner as though parked at tho hridgs. tho morning w i i gliding os a cloud There wore traces of blood on tho Wont M at o f tho truck, and of calm. Inside the house them was ex­ bloodstains on tho ground near­ haustion. Dotty fell 1st* a chair by. A section of bridge railing and muttered: "One small h oy !" was bloodstained. fending tha average citizen, prob­ ably aervaa to endear him more. Add to thia that tha eritlca of the mlaaila and apaca program! are divided aa to what ia wrong and what to do about It. Tha ro> ault ia a confuaion of tonguea, echoing the preaident’a preaa con­ ference remark that there are too many generala around hero with all aorta o f ideaa, moat of them parochial in viewpoint. Going be­ hind tha headllnea involve, explor­ ation of a world the average reader Q u d ta b le Q u o te s By liaised Frees tatenatioaal BRPNXV1LLE, N. Y. — JackPaar, watching the telecast of the end of the NBC show he walked out of near the beginning: , "Thq ahow was born on the' air and grew on tha air. Why not aay goodbye on the air?" RENO, Nev. -A c t o r Mickey Rooney, once ordered off the Jack Paar ahow by Paar, with a Job offer for the newly employed funnyman: . "I think he ought to have a drink and get a cool bead be­ cause I've always got room for him in my tire bualnen." NEW YORK — Comedian Orion Bean attacking the censorship of a Joke by the National Broad­ casting Co. which resulted In Peer’s quitting: "The whole thing la rotten, if atinka, and NBC baa no guta." LOS AN G E LES- Accused wifeslayer Dr. R. Bernard Finch winding up hia .testimony in his trial for murdef. "The only armament I have la to tell the whole truth. God will­ ing, I will be free If 1 do tell the truth." GARDENA, C a lif.- Mrs. Irene Robbins, who gained a reputation aa a model mother during II years as a fuglUve, on receiving a full pardon for parole violaUon Thursday: "It's been more than hectic, but In the end it'i more than 1 could have hoped for." The U. S. gss industry, counted out decades ago with the p in in g of gaa lights, now has 520,000 miles of pipelines serving all states, 104,000,000 gaa appliances in use, 28,000 uses as an indus­ trial tool, 41,500,000 customers and a capital investment o f more than $22,000,ooo,boo. * ASSIST VA YOU IN Health Headaches Often Are Danger Signals] Although s hesdachs is s painful experience, o f t e n times the one who euffers from it should be thankful for it is an Indication that something ia wrong with the tom nt a r te H 9 T .‘ . " M GETT LOAN Page 4—Fri. Feb. It, 1986 VA ft FMA FINANCING AVAILABLE IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARK A QUIRT COMMUNITY NEAR GOLF COURSE. 8 ft 4 RIDftOOMf — 1 ft 2 BATHE MRDALUON HOMES WITH MANY PLUS FEATURES FOR YOU ft YOUR FAMILY TO BNJOY HAPPIER FLORIDA UVING. J A new breakthrough in May Juna might pass out o f tho pulir lie consciousness by the time tho campaign begins. But a sensation, al achievement in October would be aometblng else again. This aug. geata the power the Soviet, have—• regardla.a o f whether they con. aeioualy.us* It or no— to influence the American election. Whatever hit private opinion* may be. Nison mu.t champion the admlnlitratlon record on do" .__ .___ _______ _ ui fento along with ovarythlng •!••? and thl* helps to explain why he ia working so bard nt creating tho Identity o f the virtuous Eisenhow­ er heir. He is going out to Squaw Val­ ley reb. II for tha opening of tha Winter Olympics. While ho has never been a skier, those who have followed his career are gtv.; in f odds that ho will bo able to show some form on the gentler- (By OR. F. LEO KERWIN) TO FINANCE THE CONETHUCTION OP YOUR HOME ON YOUR OWN LOT. IF YOU DON’T HAVE A LOT, WE’LL HELP YOU FIND ONE. NO WAITING t WE CAM QUALIFY YOU Of M MINUTES. •6$ Restart grttlh this planet and transmitting tho results back to Moscow, But even with auch sensations timing ia a factor In calculating tha emotional and political ron-j sequences. The public haa shown ^ great capacity to recover from a P initial shoek reaction. This has] been helped along by tho counter propaganda put out by tha ad. ministration. Thu. when the first' sputnik penetrated outer .pace, prominent figures dismissed it as a stunt, implying that to compete in an outer apace tvaaketbaii game would be beneath America’* dignl. Happiness Through VETERANS -L WE CAN mu»t feel la beyond him. A fttr all, the president ahould know. Vico President Nixon add. ona vary important qualification to tha conviction that dafania not ba an iaaua in tha fail. I f tha Ruaalana come bp with another ipectaeufVr achirvemant, auch aa tha lunfk ahota and tha photo.; graphy o f tha far alda o f tho( moon,' tha public may ba reallpi aroused. And this will ba especially true againat tha barrage of ert-’ ticiam that haa bean laid down. | Furthermore, there ia a great, likelihood thia will happen. F o r oome time acientieta here Hava b d l llavad that tha Soviet, could send a man into apace and they have' expected an announcement o f auch; a aucceaa. Several unconfirmed re.j porta out o f Moscow have told «d attampta that failed. I Merely to aend a man into apaca and then bring him back might | not produce a ahock affect. Tha United Statea ia moving toward a almilar achievement. Sanding * apaca man into orbit Would VJ more Impreaaive. Landing inatru. f th# ultimate consequences, Taking an sspirin or othe* drug to relieve the headache i« Hk« the ostrich putting his head in a hole in the ground to avoid danger. The drug may temporarily relieves the it to S s d * w‘“ Mt n m n ,h* l 'S ™ ” Pr,*h^ cI d u1“ , ' T ™ .^ �Frl. Feb. 1*. 1960—Fa** S By JERRY COVINGTON Tonljrht the Seminole* take on neigh­ boring Lyman in a non-conferenca tilt at the local gym. Monday they will travel to Oviedo for their last action before the Orange Belt Conference tournament get* underway Friday in Apopka. Tonight’* game against the Grey# hounds could be their 13th victory of the season againnt two defeats. They opened their season against the Greyhound* with an impressive victory and since then the only losses they have suffered were against Winter Park in OBC action. Beside* the games in the OBC and district tournumenta. the Seminole* still have home games against DeLand Feb. 23 and against vastly improved New _ Smyrna Feb. 26. Tuesday night’s win • over Lakeview closed out the OBC regular season action and they finished with an 8-2 record. ■nil* year’s OBC tournament promise* to be one of the finest in recent years and it is the first time the local eager* have ne into the action as a strong favorite. course, Winter Park is the team to beat fo r the championship, but the Semin. S NEW YORK (U Pt) Tom Sanders of New York Univer­ sity’ s NCAA tournament • bound basketball team today blamed Manhattan Coach Ken Norton for touching off one of the biggest free-for-all* in Madison Square Garden history. "Norton is to blame for the whole thing," said Sanders after oles have improved steadily since the first two meetings and they could take home all the honors. In the last contest, the Wildcats aqueesed by in a thriller, 76-72, and the gama could have gone either way. The district tournament, which is the route to the state tournament later in Gainesville, also promises to be the finest in the entire state. Powerful Seabreeze, which haa been a permanent fixture in the atata playoffs, really has its work cut out for it. with Cocoa and Sanford there to give'plenty of trouble. The folks who plan to travel to Ft. Pierce for the tourney will get a look at some o f the gnme's finest individual stars around the atate. Duncan Dowling of Sea­ breeze, Danny Tharp o f Cocoa and Jim Gracey and Ray Lundquiat of Spnford will provide -plenty of thrills in the point tnak. ing department. When these youngsters score less than 20 points in a game you can consider them ss having a bad night. For as long ss this writer can remem­ ber we have been looking forward to the tournament in hopes for a trip to state— but it haa usually been just a long trip for nothing at all. New Kegler Loop WILT CHAMBERLAIN of the Philadelphia Warriors lets fly with the shot that broke the NBA individual scoring mark of 2,105 points in a gams early this week. The n e x t night Chamberlain was injured. Doctors reported today that Chamberlain will I* nut of action until next week. V£NTUR/} Hurler Wasting No Time Getting Jump On Mates 2 8 - YBAR- OCP PRO PROM SAM HUtil PRARC/SCO, p o t a po o p +TART RM TOVARP f c '> l M OR /Or.¥ KACSVoRgy H J j ,IT /MPROM/R9 w B|r ■y United Pres* International P/R/SR Jack Sanford, the San Francis­ co Giants’ hard throwing right­ hander, can hardly wail for the start of spring (raining. The 30 ) car-old New Englander returned hi* signed contract Thursday and advised the Giants he plans to leave shortly for Aritons In order to get a jump on some of his teammate*. . Although lie was knocked out of action for more than a month last season with a fractured hand. San­ ford wound up with a 13-12 won and lost record, 132 strikeout* and a J.1S earned run average. The Los Angeles Dodgers an­ nounced the signing of outftrlder Don Demrler, who gut off to a flying start during the 1939 season hut then tailed off, winding up with 18 homers. 70 runs-liatlrd-in and a .23* balling average. The New York Yankees cor­ ralled rookie pitchers Johnny James and Jim llronslad, both of whom lulled for Richmond of the International league last year. Dick Groat, on* of the National league’s slickest fielders, came to termi with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Groat led all N. I„ shortstops last year with 301 putouts, S03 total chance* and figured In 27 double plays. Hr batlrd .273. The Baltimore Oriole* received signed contracts from a pair of 11-year old rookie piichers— Arne Thorsland and Dean Chance—and second baseman Marx Breeding. L /l o - L A s r ygA R jV v ;. 3 YM RR/M S M M ! -ru e a-/*? cR osg y TooRMgy. iwM safi'S -e ***** ro c o r n e r Rtr/L ACrgR TMg U. A o ppr /R f9 * 7 m rr A W ftg .r u . tR & SB tte still PJCRertPf 96,247 roPtRtg/f m ,9 5 9 T A K f V A t o tr J w a /p e p my a yttw porrep A t P tV M P \ %\\ tt/Mseip. /r#v PlCXgp UP iJ m .CLAM B AX g. Sr *em a A/ r m PRO-AM A R P A hot Mar-sectional Mvelry be­ tween Central Florida and Mm Beat Qoaat wilt bo continued to­ night when a eaxtat of champions oves to Mm bomofront for • itch-race X Sanford • Orlando Kennat Club. The unusual event will bo Mm tOU contest tonight en an M event card Martini X 2:10. The fh-M half at Florida's worldseries at greyhound racing waa iwn isM Friday to Jacksonville. Led by Mr. Thto Mao, who Is owned by II. K. Heaton, Mm Caat dsoaitera nabbed nutoiato honors, w Aetton Milo weak, however, todicates Mm home aito may provida s revoraalBr winner*, SOKC'i A. I . Kwbanka, one at Mm i s - C (ton's top pups, apod around the flvo-aixteentha-milo distance Is 91.IT aeconda Tuesday sight while boating teammate Happy Joe Lucky bp throe and one-halt lengths. In a practice run at the loeal ehtb Wednesday night, Mr. Thin Man posted ■ 21.20-second docking. Also on Jacksonville's three-star lineup are Chlptoe, owned by the Star Club Kennel, and Maskin'* Boy, A Davis snd Shaw runnar. Rounding out the local team is fast-broaklng Saddle Mark. Mr. Thin Mao la rated tba fa­ vorite by morning lino odds at S-ta-k, while A. R. Kwbanka is con. aldorod the aocond-bost choice X S-to-1 digits. SPECIAL INTER-CITY MATCH RACE -TONIGHT S O K C vs. J a c k s o n v i l l e NOW - 3 M A TIN EES W E E K LY Wednesday - Friday - Saturday Post - Time 2 P. M. KKADY FOR BOWLINS, fssli set o f pie* t* in exact position on nUey bod. Ton mote are randp to SpXMoc table fo r nee after •trike, foul, second boll. This ta aa eaample of the latest AMF automatic equipment new to operation at the new Jat Lone* on Onora Road. Sanford. The Grand Opra lag is i theAt led for Sun­ day Fob. ttth. the near-riot that marred NYU’ s 75 - M victory over Manhattan Thursday night. "I heard him engine his playara on all during the gam e." The game-long tension reached a climax with l 27 to go whrn players and fans from both schools poured onto the floor and broke up into shout 10 different W. Dewitt w h s elected president of the Seminole County Businessmen's Bowling League at an organi­ zational meeting earlier in the week. Other officers elected at the meeting held at the Jet lanes Bowling Alley were, Jesa Carat hers, vice president and Mrs. Marge Woods, secretary-treasurer. The league will lie made up o f five man teama and bowl on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. League play will start Mar. 16 and continue through July 26. Anyone interested in entering a team in the league is requested to attend another meeting of (he group al 9 p.m„ Mar. 1. Roumillat'a and Robson Sport­ ing Goods are still lighting it out tor first place in the Biddy Bas­ ketball 1-oop. Both teama took their gamea in action laat weekend. Rouintllals knocked off .ligginboihain'i, 22-20 while Rohson'i defeated Seminole Sporting Goods, 27-24. An all star Iram will be select­ ed Saturday by the coaches to fights. The bail)*, which Marled when Charlie Koenig at Manhattan traded punches with Sandora, lift ­ ed about three minutee before the Garden’s special police ra­ stored order. Norton sod Koenig claimed that Sanders, a C-foot, e-inch. 210pound pivotman, created the trou­ ble by elbowing Manhattan playe n under both baskets through­ out the game but NYU Coaeh Lou Rossini backed up hi* team cap­ tain. "Sure I used my etbowo wider the basket—Just aa any ether pivot-man does," aaid Sanders. "But all during the game t heard Norton telling hie playen, i f he does than again, hit 'em back’ .” An estimated #0 fans and play­ er* from both teama took part to the fighting but only Sanders snd Koenig were elected from the game. represent Ssntoed In tttc State Bid. dy Basketball tournament acheduled in Tallahaasee later in the month. Sanford wig meet Panama City in opening round play, NEW YORK (UPli - Young Emile Griffith of New York will match hla punch and clast tonight It waa a close match between against the •aperient'* and ntg(he two top team* in The Sand- gednrse of Gasper Ortega, Mexi­ spur Bowling League. Tuesday can welterweight contender, *< night, aa the league leading Food- Madiiort Square Garden. mart gave up two win* to the Although 22-year-old Griffith Is aecond place Irving Pryor’s In­ attempting his first mat* eveiu, surance learn. the betting it al "even money” This puts the underwriter* Just because of hla power and akill. one half game behind the grocers, Their 10-rounder will be tele­ aa Foodmart ended with a total of vised end broadcast nationally bp to win* to Pryora 32l». NBC X M p. m. Robson Sporting Goods etill Close Match Sparks Play Wilson • Maler Furniture moved into the fourth spol with 33 wina. and The Pig N’ Whistle took over the fifth place with 321*. leaving Roumlllat * Anderson Drug. h. the basement with 28. In the other two matches, thii week. Wtlson-Maier won two from The Pig. and Houmillata won two from Rohsons. Lflfl b u y I . W o iT I G I t’ t O o G l t , n " w m , n * w r 1 ,n ST. PET KB SOU KG, Fla. (UPI) —The favor**, went Into Mm eecond round of Mm 27,600 St. Peurwbur* Women’* Open today troliteg a pair of eub-por (Me eoedod bp two youngsters. Vice Chairman NEW YORK (U P !) — Vie Snxas has been appointed vicechairman of the country’s 12*0 Da­ Veteran* l*atty Barg of I t, An­ vis Cup Commute*. He l* the former United Stale* and Wimble­ drews, III., and Kathy Cornelius of don tennis champion and a for­ lakeland, Fla., were deadlocked in second place with 70s. mer Davis Cup star. Clqsnctj ut ffo/udd �I ' •' ••-•T ••• ’ ••■■• » •:.. • • ’ ■.- Cl, t « :ll ID ** m il 11:11 (I ) W ichita Taw * i d To Tall Th* Truth (D apart* (D (D (I ) Maw* (D M a m (D Marl* (•I (I ) Jack Paar THURSDAY A. M. PRIDAY P. M. liM 'I D 'R lt h w a r ralrol (I ) Chanarl Sit Ktwiraam d ill (D LH* of Rllry 1:1* ( l l Crntral PI*. Nawa d l Nawa , D id (D Wraihrr . 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I n It* Annnunrtd llill I ptrenn t* Perann Mbyklng HiH l (D (I) m n • Width* 11:11 ii*> n Try* glory HI Soupy toll* — Kilo llill j llill (I) n u ll* * * Onn Ml II.K rill* * Dior? (*i II * Hi* U W M l III Mr Wliaril L eg a l N o tic e Malurday Ktwr - - n o m o i in a n b ____ i c b i n t t , r u n * iamc-r h y n o . iM ali . to e r r o r r r r ta r e * C. WITTB m ( M. WITTR nKUUIATt iVr m w H i Karloon K aptrt lilt Plaluro i : i Douhla Pftturo 1:11 <l> Pro Hotkey ('hlratn v*. Naw Tark ( ! ) tVraetllng « ( II Nan Pranrlaro Boat L e g a l N o tic e htlra, dart****, lasatees. pranI***, rradllera ar etkar part* l**l alalmlna by, thrnuoh, un> Her nr aaalnal ANfll.’M H, r h it h and roR N fll.lA r . n nui'K , aim knawa a* c . r. flRCCR, hi* wlfai JCDMON lxtOMin and ------ i a k im in. # • ' *l ‘ 'b a f.n d d .lA K l t i r a TB DRFHKR v. Ai.niJi: i m M i n t W p KB, aim knew# •* - At.KKK. h i*' wlfai M A R T r. V' 4 hi* wir*. If anyt. IIKltAM. UtOMIH. aim known a* III* IIAM LOOMta: KMILT U FINER. ala* known aa KM* If.r I, PINAtll KMILT RtlOOKK PINAtll II. 0. IHKTKRICII and MAR PARR IHKTRRtCtf, hla wltat IRA J. PULTONand VIOLIST C. PULTON, hi* Wlf*. AVKl.lNO M I X *n« MIRIAM r . , alia known •• rr.Nt.KT c r i p p e n . | JOHN C. BnOOKK, know* •• J. c . BnooKM, B a h i a n h r o o k i :. hit I JOHN Wit,I, I AM PINKR M TKLLA D. PINKR. hi* MART A. W N Sn. W. WFORD *n« JKtNA VnTc'l' It. o_______ fr R R ,, hi* Wir«i IM unknown toot HoorO of niraei. * the otnen.KBi.uir r CORPORATION. o »*0 tofootollon i C. A. .IKDOBHN onil — — UN* l ?tt T b ^ i b u »V »i itO. hi* BBN. till] waturd BRKJAM. iL -fcin ifo'i^MRA -s UAH P. known to MAT ALICE PAL’ t.. A m . ------- *ASS!bnT v i ( : : . ( t * K 1h A,« aucV V a^ link AI.HINl HMHIl MKNIINTir.r.i JUXXII1 BOON, o il* known no SARAH I. ROONIC. and CALVIM M. BOON, at** known a* CALVIN M. BOONK. hay hat. M*<| PRANCIi rOOTBR B*d POSTKn. hi* wlfai It .„m *Tix>omlf*Wh**4 »*(•! ALIO * 0. IIANIK and W IL. MAM r . HAXItt. h*r huebandi CIIARt.KB A. CLOIVKH and — r u iW K A hla wirt. If aayt j o iin h . l o u >iix . at** known a* JOHN HOWARD LOOM Id, a n d ------LO-.HIIB, kl* Wit*. It o a r i THRU KU1.« PCI __ 1AT.U __ U F. rON. alnalat r. CUNK. onO — CONKLIN, h«r hto wlfai BTHKIa P ilS . . . DONALD H. FKKNTt t.lHA IIHNJAMtNt N. LHROT CAIITKR and U D A BKN< JAUIN. Trniito* *ad*r |h* M i l Will and Testament at W. A. RATNOR. d»«****d. WILLIAM T. nATNon. JH.| iionK R T iic d u o x i i a y n o h : and oack of ihtm If ally*, and It any vt Horn b* daad, kl*. kar or ik»lr ra.p*tii»* an* known rpoueee. hair* at law, U ssiest, deeiteta, grantM*. llenata, eredltare, trustee* ar otn*r rlatmaota h». ihrauah, nnd*r ar aaalnal him, bar ar them. (kl Tka unknawn apoutaa. Lin GIANT FO O D STORES Florida's PriotMlIlaat Mm I CBRTMlmt P M / ’ MKNKNHKZl W. A. HATNon and LUt.tf H. RATNOIL hi* w ilt: 1IRNRT NICKEL: all at whom Plaintiff* b tlltvt la h* drrtartd. (r l Alt parana*. natural, or artificial havlac. alalmlna t* hat* nr purpm tlnr I* hav* any riaht, tlllt ar latrraal In lb* land In Bamlnnla Coun­ ty, Plarlda, datcrihad la tbla Nntlr* to Defend, la-w ll: All that panlen ar Barilaaa T and I, T*wn*hlp I* iauth, Ranaa II Rail, ■»mla*l* I'nuniy, florid*, daacrlbad a* follnwat Baalnnlna at Ik* Routhwaal rarnar *f th* Narlhwaat not* quarter nf lha Rnulhwaat nn*,quart*r of Paatton I, Town*hla I* Mouth, R abia It KatL lhaara run K**t alnnp lh* r*nl*r Itn* o f MIU*r Lab* Drlr* I IM f**l la lb* rtnlar o f Ohio A t*, auo, Ihrnro North alona IhO o tn u r lino of aald Ohio Ar*. aa* ITM ftai. lhaara aauih •l dtartta Wtai tld.P f**i, thtnr* North II d»ar*a* II mlaulta Waal M 4.fl 1**1 I* lh* Nartk lia* at lha North. *a*l ona.quarltr of lha Mauthaaal oaa.quartar. P*r. Ilan T o f aald Tawnahlp and R an(*i lhaara Waal I I M flat mar* ar It** t th* Nonhwrai rarnir of lh* Norlhaaat *a*-qu*rt*r * f lh* ■aalhaaat ana.quartar, aald Mmllan t. lhaara Month t t l.l foot. Ihrne* Mouth I f 4*. tr**a and 41 m'autta Raal M il.* ff t t to Iauth lla* af aald Northaaal aaa-quart*r of Moulhaatl ona.quarltr. Ihano* North II iHartta I* mlnalaa Kaal at*n • aald Mouth tin* ITI.f f**t la pulnt •f hoainalna. Ton Ann hriikrt notipikd that lh* Plaintiff* htrtln hart In* alllultd a dull aaalnal you In lh* Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and far nominal* Coun­ ty, florid*. I* qul»t Ibtlr till* la Iho *hn»* da»rrlh*<l prop*rly alluat*d, Iytap and haiaa In Mamlnal* County, Plarlda. aa haralaahar* mar* particular)) tat out. You ar* h*t*hr rrqulrad I* III* >our Antwar with tht Cltrk *f lh* circuit Court, la and for atmlaolo County. Plarlda. and **rro a ropy iboraaf upon Wlnd*rw**dl*, Hainan, Hunt, ar * Ward, t t l Park Artnu*. Mouth. Wlnt*r Park. Plarlda. Attain*)* for the Plaintiff* In th* akor* tall**, aa ar fcafor* th* Mnd day a f Pabraary. I ll* , alt* a Darra* Pr* t?aaf**a* will b* tatartd ai*la*t_ you. IT U ORDRRCD lhal Ml* k* publlahad In tk* MANftiltH lIR n ALP. a **w*p*p*r pufcllaktd la Mamlaala Cauaiy, Plarlda, oar* oark waak far faar caaaaruiira waak*. S t ir * • Q ile k S o r o k a I M A A rt. t l I M 4iM i n Baadataad l i f t III Indualrp On Parad* f t ) jtaelna from •flaltih f i l l II) CkamalanthlB Bawllnp l i f t l» ) AII lia r Oalf (t> Hopalaaa Caaa'dr 1:11 III Tuabaat Aqnla ( : l l (l| Channal Mia Nawaraam !:(• I(| Mario— W a .K f* III African Patrol II) Dannla Iho M in in * :lt (I ) Mmall World I f) lu nch Party 111# (I ) Central Florida Mhawcat* it ) iRay Htgara t i l* (I ) Beaaaaa i l l Dlea Clark Okaw it ) Parrp Maaen 1:11 (I ) Tka Hl*h Rand U K ( f ) Waatad Daad ar Alloo II) Man tad lh* CkalltliM* IP) Olaataaaaa l i l t CB) Mr. L uomp ft ) Th* Deputy c u ll! it ) K ill (I ) ID l l i l l ID ft ) St* a. OWN 7 A. M. • 11 P. M. EVERYDAY I f - a T T O . ’ V l'll T r a c t Warld IVId* «« aunamah* Jublla* DMA Mbalgan Mlada Man Pram fnttrptl Urt* *,v, w , : ID Mari* SUNDAY P. M. lilt (l) |i*oth Vollay bay* F ® UH h i. t ill* ft ) Chrtaiaphara id) TV Wofkahap (I ) Cartoon* I t i l l i t ) oral Raharta ID Florida Mymphtny 11:11 (II CBM Nawa l i l t (D Thla la TMP Ll(* ( t l Cartoon* t*i linubla Paatur* Tkaator t i l l i l l Hanaal Lanrara III Command Parformanc* S;«0 (t l Klaadom o f th* ■•* t i l n* ou r nu**i tit* i n Kilory guton (I ) Th* Dap U.for* Tomorrow 1:14 (D chlroprartle Forum t i l l i l l Nunday Murl* t l ) CBM apart* Mpatlaaular ID Sunday With Sally 1:11 (I ) Champlenahlp' Brldaa 4:*( it ) llrokan Arrow 4 ilt ID It I* Written tti fa r * Th* Kalian 4 :l( tt l Champloaohlp Half 4:** ID itatiy'a Punnlta 1:1* Itl Tim* Pr***nt (II U*nqu**t f i l l (I ) (IB Pa* Ihall Quia (» l Th* Karly Shew <:M ID la w or tht Plalnamaa (D Cruttdt la Barapa dit* (I ) Twantlata Caataro L egal N o tic e Tht nttura o f Ikla ault and lh* rallaf anuihl tharaby I* Ik* q u in ­ ine o f tha IIIU In and th* removal af lh* claudt (ram lh* ab ort d*irrlbrd land* nwntd hy lha Plain­ tiff* la Mamlnal* Caunly, Plarlda and far sanaral aqultaht* rallaf la lh* promltat. WITNKMM my hand and affinal anal aa tht Clark af M* circuit Court nf Mamlnal* County, Plarlda, Mia talk day af Januarr, ill* . (■B A D DAVID M. (1ATCHRI. f b r k af th* circuit Canrt ■•mlanl* County, Florida . Birt Marika T. Vlhlan, DC. Wlndarwaadlib Halaaa, Hunlar d Ward. Allornay for Plalnltffa P. a Bnc t t f t f l Park Aronna Moulk Winter Park, Plarlda in r a n r m c c r r o a t a r o p r a a kikTM 4 V M C IM c i B c t r r w r r u a i o i , in A k ti p a r b r w i klH.W CWPkTT. tk CMAkCRBT. d i v m i i h k « , taaaa DAVID R. IIATWARD, Plaintiff aa JOTCK M. HATWARD, Dafondaat n o t ic r a r p i b i .ic a t io n Tat Joyc* M. Hayward t i l l Nawporl Detroit II. Michigan Y*it ar* horoby notlfitJ Mat a Rill *r Complaint tor D lrorrt hat born filed *a*ln*t you. and yon art rrqulrod I* tort* a copy at onr . ( a lt e r or PHadlna I* M* III *f com plalai on Plalnllfra Allornay. Jpoanh >1. Muraako. p. n Dai No. It). Pirn Park. Ptar. Ida. and flit th* nrlalnot Antwor or Ploadlna In Mo otflr* of Mo Clork A f th* Circuit Court an ar htlara th* U ad day o f February, HM. tad If ) ou fall In 4* »a. )uda*m*nttby daftult w ill h* tak­ en taotaot you far Mo rollrf domkndtd In Mo Bill of Complaint. . Thlt rotli# oh a11 b* pu*ll*h*4 on<o oarh rrtak for four con**> rail** waak* la TUB MANruRU HERALD. DONR AND ORDRRKD ta Manfard. Plarlda. tkla 14M day af January, til* . (BEAD DAVID M. ft A TC llill. Circuit Court, aomlnol* CouB. I f Sanford. Ptorlda By: Martha T. Vlklfn Deputy Clark J*a*ph M. Muraako Atioraay far piaim iff P. a Bov No. I l l Par* Park, Plarlda Publlak Jam. 11. IP * Fob. I. t l 6 N1W OPEN COLD BEER or Coro 1* Cut? OR ORf A rttMlawM* HARRELL r w a * | Trip. A BEVERLY Or r k i A u to m o tiv e S e r v ic e » - •» 4:11 f t ) Mahor af ‘ <nd*n William Tall fllrtrbaat f^atl* Call .41 Mar trick Pour Juat Mm Kd Sullivan Sunday Mhawaaaa Th* Lawman Chary Bhaw OR Thaatra Th* flahtl Atfrad llltchcaeb Th* Alatkana Leratu Touna Jack Baany t l Raacaii Strati Marl* What'a My Lla* Naw* ID DM ( t ) (I t (D Till (D (I ) I II (D it l 1:41 (D DM I t) (D ID (tit (D (it* i f ) 11:1* ( t l (D l l i l l (D (t ) ID Hi4# (I ) mu (4) t'auTlaa Kurapa MONDAY A. M. •ltd !:*♦ D id T ill T ill lil * ill * D ll (I ) (t) Id) (I ) (D ID l i tI It) C anllatnu i Oaaara Today Waathar Cartoon* Naw* * W aaUtr Nawi CapL _Kdnaaroa Maralaa TkM ftrd dtli III?; i t l Rdddars D°n*it *:!• Ml Now* D l l f t ) Nawa and Intarrlawa ID Mctenc* tf.'op# I t l l (D Naw* * Waathar l(ttt l i t (Uuqb It* Ml (I) Had Row* Mhaw 1*111 (D Karloon Kapora 14:11 (11 Play Tour Hunch (It On Th* O# (D Marl* l l i l l (D Prlc* la Riaht (D * f Lot* Lucy It lit (I ) Concantratlnn l l i l l (I ) Daeambar Brld* MONDAY P. M. ll i l l ft) (D III till# 111 (D tD l l i l l ID !:** (D tl) ID t i l l (D (I ) (i) »:•» ft ) tdi ID tiM (•> tl) . (D Truth ar Coaaaquaaaaa (A t* af Ltf* Haiti*** O ut It Could B* Ton laarch rwr womarrew Lor* That Dob (luldlna U on t Optn Window Tapptr About Parra A* M* World Turaa Mr. 4b Mra. North Olamaurama Quran tar a Day Par Battar ar Wtrae Day la Coart Kouta Party lAratta Touna Thrattr aa ia durar w , u, ■ !l! t!..V V !.,. (D Vordlrt l* Tatra (D w i t Da _Tau T raalt 4.1# tlp c o m r d y Playhaur* (D Brlaktar Day (D Amarltaa B tadauad 4:11 ID ■ acral Harm 4)1* (D Pda* of Night 111 AdrtM urt Tim* • ltd (11 Marl# (D Thrra Mlaaa** ID Ponara Playkaaa* 1:11 ID Pllrka (D Canaan* d:*f (D Highway Patrol Id) WaoMai—w*w»—daarta • : l l «•) (m a t *N* Andy • ;l( ( ! ) Nawa ID Ctniral Pin. Nawa • :!• (D Waathar S ill (D Nawa ID Waakly Nawa Rarlaw d ill ID John Daly TiN (1) Id Man Id) Dlattt (D Thit dlaa Bawtra T ill (D Nawa t i l l ID atata Traopar (d l CBM ntnarla ID (Ntayanaa It** (I ) Manhaat 1:11 111 Wall* Para* (D Father Knot** Baal It) Baurban Mtrarl Baal •iN (It PaMr Ouan ID Daaay tTkaaaaa 1:11 (1) Tambrtan* Ttrrltary ( ( ) Ann aathtrn (D Prank Sinatra Mpaclal 14:41 ID Slav* Allan ( ! ) Iltnaratty K i l l (D Man WIM A Camara (D Juaa Atlyaaa It Ad (1) Nawa ( l ) Naw* and Waalbar l !)• Naw* l l i l l ID Marl* t l ) Rap. H arlonc I I :«•(«* Heart o( Ik* City l l . l t t l ) Jack Paar TUESDAY A. M. till T:*t T :!l T ill Tilt Til* T ill ■:*• 1:11 DM MI ft) ft) (I ) (I) (t> 111 Id) (D (•> (I ) Id) Canttaaatat Claaaroam Today — Cat* Oarrawdy Waathar farm Marktt Rtp-LL can a oa a Today Nawa Nawa Captain Kaaodro* Maralaa Thaaue Ramarr Rawm \\\„SiwVaad^ataaq __________ atarrlawa 1:4* I I ) ID## «•) (It ID t lild ID (I ) (D It iN ID Id) t l ; l i ID (It Nawa • W paMtr Do Bo Ml Rad Raw* Mkaw Kart*** Kapar* Play Tour Munch On Tk* Oo Mori* Prlc* la Riaht I Lor# Luty Caatontratlaa DoadWkar Brldo TUESDAY P. M. Hi.** (It Truta or Coaoaauaaooo t l ) Lor* at U fa _________ L egal N o tic e Ik 4-4)1 kT » 41 M itre cat bt •a u u a u t cru arr, p l b r ib a ESTATt: OP LLOTD L RITC1HK. DECKABKD NOTtCB TO rWRIHTAna TD all PERMONM IIAVtNn .*tjt:M « o r . pB M dN oa A aatN or MAID KBTATK: You and ear* af you ar* karakr aotlflad and required la ft)a oay claim* and demand* which you or *IM*r of you, may k t t t aaalntt •aid oatal* In M * otflr* af lla* WII»o« A lridadtr, Couaty Jw tt* of Seminal* i'ounty, at hla olftr* I* ta* Coart Kaaea la Baafard. Ptor. Ida. wiMla *iaat caDadar wmathh from tho ttmo o f tho m o t pwhlirotlaa o f thD aatlrO. Back claim or dam*a4 moot b* ta wrltlwf and contain Mw ptar* a f roaldaac* •ad poat attic* addraaa o f tka claimant ta d a m t bt owora la by th* rlaUwoat. kl* a***t or attacoty. *r tho earn* ■Wall ba wold J*/ ROBKRT WALLIN Aa Kn*r*t*r o f aald dDal* ROBERT WAIJ.1N Attorary *1 Low * ltd X*w England Rldg. W tattr Park. Florida P in t SablMoiloo ow Jan. I». (M l (D tD t l) (I ) fdl ID ID (1) (1) (D (D (D (I ) (4) (1) 11:1* fi ll !:•• till till lilt Raatlaao Ouo starch for Tamorrow Ia c * Thai Bab ft could Ba Taa Ouldlna IJnht U fa o f ItlTty About Pacta Toppar Matin** Thoatr* Man Pennclacn Bant A t Tha World Turaa Day la Court Quttn Par A Dap Par Bailor or W ort* LortIM Touna T h ta ltf \\\ Storm a o r . Maloa* DM ( (I ) dU flaailra liitm. .... (D ID 4:4* t l ) (D . I ll 4 :tl f l ) 4tl* f t ) it) •tl* (It ID ID t i l t (D , ID •it* fa» ID *:)■ ( i t tit* ( t l (D •:4a ID • i l l It) (I ) ID T:M (1) (D T ill ID Til* ID ID It) •:*• ( ( ) • i l l ID It) Verdict la Tear* Who o * Too T r a il Comedy Playhoutt Brtthtor Day Amortoaa Bandaltrad a * c m storm Edo* o f Nlokf A dn n tu r* Tim* Marl* T h rtt S laaita Paoaro Plarknaa* Quick Draw MeQraw Rln Tin Tin W aathar.N*w*-a**ru IflMbwny Patrol Paaata'a Cdtlaa Naw* Central Pit. Nawa waathar Now* Lana Ranatr John Daly Net Par Ulr* Dab Lynn Mkaw Naw* Laraml* Man lata Spec* Rronro Vlktna* Dahl* aim * Rtartlmt DM X 1:1* «** PhVlt**Marlaw* ID Red Mkaltan (I ) Arthur Murray I t :* * (!) >1 Squad (D (lary Jlorrr Mkaw ID Alcoa Praaonta lt:t* ID Kaay Talktna 111 TI1A It:** 111 and Id) (D Nawa tl:d l (t l Waathar 11:14 It) Marl* i l ) Marl* tt:t* (1) Jack r e a r DM l l ) Nawa WEDNESDAY A. M. (I) fantlnaatal Claaaroam (1) Today— Dava Oarraway (D waathar ID Cartaaaa («> Nawa ID Nawa ft ) Captala Kangaroo (T) Maralaa T n ta u o omnor Roam •adar'a Dltart t i l l t l ) Nawa Intarrlawa • ill (D ‘ Naw* A Waathar I I M (It Daufh R* Ml (D Rad Raw* Bhow (I ) Kartoea Kapar* 11:11 (II Play Tour Munch (D On Tht a * (I ) Marl* t i ll* fl* Prlc* U Right i l l V I marm f.----- R •Id(V)___ rid* WEDNESDAY P. M. ItiM (It Truth *r Conrrquaact* (D Lara at U t* (D Raallaaa Qua Hid* 11.41 til* <Si (D ID DM (D (4) (I ) III* Abeat Pact* Tapptr Baa Fraaetaon Boat Aa Th* Warld Taiaa Mr. * Mra. North (I ) t i l l (D ID ID I.M (D Dap la Caart liaua* Party aala Btarm Lordtta Touna Show MUlianatr# '.V, W L R K 1:1* ft W )% .^ *D r?T d l •mre lit t m t js n s s i (*) Buparman *••• (D W anaar-Nrw* (D Hiahway patrol Oil lit cs (I ) Caatrat d;4d ID waathar • Pin. Now* iV‘ f t T r r . .WM (»> Jak* Daly Hi % Ron* Truth or CauMdueae L*»# uf U fa RaatltM Oua l l Could Ba Tan uaarek Per Tamer Lot* That it Bah Outdlua Light U f* Of RUty Tapptr About Pacts Mr. A Mrs. Nartk As Tb* W arU Taras Baa Praatiata Badk Oasea Par A Oar . Par Battar ar e a r Wars* US ROYAL 1 I HI 5 T r DBTUBUTOK I.M X Enratta r t : V . Bhaw (D Heat* Party * T.M ft ) ROMUB I (D HI Spartamaa T,u f e L e g o l N o tic e IT TMB C IR C riT COCRT OP TMB for th* plaintiff, on ar before M tT M J t n t c iA t . c i n c t r T o p February 11. 114*. If you fAll to FLORIDA, IK AND FOR BRRL da aa a Dtcra* Pra Conftteo will KOLB COt'NTT. FLORIDA. CHAN. b* antrrtd against you for the taller demanded In th* Complaint. 4F.RV no. teens. (I ) John Dnty TT11XRM my hand and the eeel PI HOT FEDERAL MAV1N0M AND 1:4* (*) Weather MIAN AMOOCIATION Oil ORLAN­ of aald Court la Manford. Bemlnolw Tit* tt) A4r. Jim Bowl* County, Plnrlda. tbla l*th day e r DO, a corporation. T:t« (D Stanley Itroe. llu tle Plaintiff, Januarr, lM f. f i l l i t ) Newe— Daugtaa Edwards (BEAL) T:l* Itl Cnrnnnd* I DAVID Jf QATCHEL PAUL K. PALMER and RUBT (D I.ark Up Clark nf tb# Clreult Court, PALUBR. hit wlf*. FIRST NAf l ) Oat* Storm Seminal*. Caunly. Florida TIONAL BANK AT WIXTER PARK 1:44(1) Bat 'Maatoraen fly. Martha T. Vlhlan a corporation: R. J. BEABOUT, (I ) Batty Hutton Dapuly Clark * and NKLUB CARTER, ( I ) Dana* Read Dtftadanla. David W. ltedrlrk. af the firm of d ill (D Caaaoaball dlLES. HEDRICK A ROBINMON t o n e * o r Bi*rr (D Raal M cfara 114 Mouth Court Street, Orlando, TO: Paul S. Palmar t l ) Johnny atneento Florida r /o Louisa Blahaf. DM It) Meet Mr. Llncntn Atternty far Plaintiff Raul* 1. Baa ll-C Fits'.-raid, Ororala ana l:M (D Markham Ruby Palmar (D Drain Par* CAMERAS r/a I^iulee Btahap (*> Th* (Tnteuchablaa PhotofrMfcjr Supplio* Rout* 1. Bex df.C IDM ft ) Orcucho Mars Flltstrald, Drorsla it ) Variety Berlee a 1 • Day DevaUpUg Servica Tou ar* hereby notified that a IDM (1) L aw lau Tear* tD Taka n good Look W1EB0LDT CAMERA •ult In farecloe* a m erlgas* aa 11:4* (!)(• )(• ) Nawa th* btlow .dearrtbad praparty kaa SHOP been rammanetd agalaat you la 11:11 ID Marl* SIS 8 . Park Sa aforA FIl ID Movl* the Circuit Court at th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, nominal* County, IDM (I ) Jack Paar Florida. FRIDAY A. M. Th* abbreviated till* t* th* rauaa le Plrat Federal Kavlns* and I:M (1) Caatlaaatal CIIMroem Lean Ataecl-tlab a f Orlande v. DM (I ) Today— Dave Oarraway Paul K. Palmar, at *1. T:M (•) Waathar • Nawa Tp# deecrlptlaa a f th* raal pro­ DM f t ) Cartaaaa perty prot-aaded agalaat la: D ll I.et It, Black A, a f UttM ■:•• own Bl­ IVeklwa Ketalee. Number (•) Captain Kangaroo Oat, Kemtnola Cauaiy, Plar. IlM ft) eMaralaa te n u e f - Tbtntrr eem r, Ida. according ta tht plat (team I t ■{tamper “ DM ((D thereof, aa raeerdad In Plat Myetary Houa* • HI (D Naw—latarvtawa Rook ». paga l l . Public R*. D l* (D Now* • Waathar rarda o f Maalatl* County, IDM (I ) Dough R* Ml Plarlda. Ten ar* required t* Rl* yaur (•) Rad Raw* Mhaw (•) Kartaan Kaptra An.mar er other ptaadlng with th* IDM ID On Tk* O* Cltrk at th* abey* Court sad aarva (•) Mart* a copy thereof upon Ollta. Hadrlek A Iteblneen. l i t Peuth Court (1) fla y T«ur Hunch Street. Orlaade, Plarlda. attaraty* H i m (1) Price 4* R isk ! i f ) I t a r * Lary U : l l ( l l Caaeantratlaa (D December Drlde t i ll* (1) If) (i) 1141 ID id ) (•) 11)41 ( D DM (D (If (D 141 (1) (D tt) •4* ( l l (•) w . \U ft T a * D * lJ ? tk , (I ) Adraatara Tim* ltd* ;m s s r i r a s ? ,R ? <Tasrr • * ” » D l l ft ) W aaaa Train ID Hotel dtPor** ID Caart af Lari Rrtort liM (D Chartl* Waarai Bk*w (D Tk* Taaaa 1:1* (D Oar)* and H arriot (D tr A Marahati i l l Prlr* la Rlakt . DM (D P*rry Com* (D Hawaiian Era (* ) MMIoadlrd DM «D P ro a n a S t e m 1DM 41) Thlo l l Tour U f* (D Walter Wlacholl Pit* fl> Baalaa D M [\\ ? ^ ,. s* ‘ ,dT ( ! ) MUUenAlr* Malta* A L U M IN U M A W N IN O S a DM f t ) Bdoa at Nlgn* ( I ) Advaatar* Tim# • r it; (I ) Cartaaaa • 4* f i t Waathar . » # w . (* ) Kigharay Patrol >« A Moving Up ? N ATU RAL GAB 0 0 . i n . — -q • # ------- — same PA I N V E S T M E N T .I N ICE COLD PO O P E N AN D F O P .N a d * k m fur * mew bmdmm txnUtrt? SAN FORD s ATLANTIC NATW ATe SAMB FA H i k L IF E T IM E HOM E CO M FO RT TOE GW ALTNET 4 I . Poek A NOW! > .* * «• . BIZ N E S S R E P A I R I N G Tha teleriiiok rtar’s tekrful eight-minute U lk Included a da. fe m e o f his handling o f th* pr<£ gram, an atU ck a g a lm t new tpa. per arriter* w ho have criticized him and the cortrov erriei he has engaged in. Paar la id he nevrr sought con­ troversy and w ent out o f h it way to avoid it. " I t ii tough on my wife and daughter," he n id . “ I don’t need IL There m u it he g better w ay o f m aking a living than thU.” Th* audience applauded th* d f/V parting Paar fo r a fu ll minute enu^ thin Down* took over. He raid h* had tried before th* ahow to dir. ■uad* Paar from quitting and hoped that Paar would change hie mind and return to th* program . Downs s a id ' later that “ many things on tha ahow were o f « much w ort* nature” than the cansored Joke. In defending th* jok e r e a r Mid it was on* o f the funnieet he ha«gever heard. Ha said U waa not obieen* In his opinion and had been passed on to him hy an un. ela who hoard it from a niece who in turn had heard it from her school teacher. Paar said th* jok e w ar Just a play on words about a schoolmas­ ter who didn't know tho initial* “ W .C." meant “ water closet." “ I could read it in any church ” Paar said. “ Four hundred p*opl£] (in the studio audience) hoard it, saw it and laughed" without btin g offended he said. Itiahway Patrol Honarmaaaara Waathar -• New* Central PI*. Now* K un M u ana Plahlna FRIDAY P. M. l:M ID Comady Playhaur* 111 Brlaktar Day ID Amartcaa Bandit*** III* By PRK D DANZIG N E W Y O R K (U F I) — Talarialon star Jack Faar mad* a dra­ matic, tearful far*w *!l appearanea on hla lata-hour T V »how Thuraday n ight and »talked out o f tha studio In a bitter e*n»or*hlp dis­ pute with th* National Broadcasting Co. Paar walked out after telling viewers “ IV a mad* a dedalon. Nobody knows about It oxeept Hugh Down* (th* program '* an­ nouncer,) n ot even my w lf*. But I'm leaving the Tonight Show ." In referrin g to th* program P eer called It th* “ T onight Show " THURSDAY P. M. although the name o f th* program l l i l l ( ! ) Truth ar ConaaqaaaM* had bM n changed to “ The Jack (D f « r * o f Ltf* Paar 8h ow ." It originally war (I ) Raatlaao Oua callod th* “ Tonight 8how " when IDM (I ) It Coald Ba Taa (D Loro That Boh Steve Allen w as th* program ’s (D Htarch for Tomarrow star. H e said h* made up hla mind l l ) About Pacta during SO alaepleta hours and re­ ( t l T opf*r counted som e o f th* event* o f that D l l (D A* Tha World Turn* (D Baa. Pranrlacn Bant period( t ) Matlntn Tkantar I t began when NBC eliminated 14# (D Day la Court th* joke from hla taped program ID Q tM n far a Day (D Par Bailor ar Wart* Wednesday night becauie the net­ t i l l (D Haul* Party w ork fe lt it w a i In peor taet*. A (D Oat* Btarm (D Lnratta Y ount Theater fiv e minute new scait wea Inserted !:•• (•) Millionaire In place o f the joke. It) Rail th* Clock Paar aald ba aiked NBC Thura11) Touna Dr. Mnlon 1:11 I f) Verdict 1* Tour* day to let .him show th* contro­ (D Who D* Ted True! versial tap# so tha tha im plies, (1) Prom That* Raeta lion that h* was guilty o f bad 4:M ID Amtrlean Randrtand (|> Brlnhtar 6 a r toat*.could ba erased. He said the 111 Comady rlayhout* patwork refused and told bhn to D l l i n i t e m Storm 4:11 t t l Advanturo Tim* pass tha eplaoda o f f with a joke. l l ) Rdaa of Nlsbt “ Thl* T cannot and w ill not do,” l i t ! (1) Marta—Wettara Thro* Btoogta Paar said. i:it i.i* iV) w sf.t'.v.U w .".":.-?,. • :lt T:*• 7:1* T ill Ttl* • •it* • ill mi* Jack Paar Quits IV Show After Network Kills 'Offensive Joke • ill (t ) CaatlaaaMl Claaaraam T:t* (I ) Dara Oarraway T :l« (I ) Waathar 7 :!t (D Cartaona T ill ID Nawa D ot (•) Now* •t il (D Cant. Kangaroo •:•• (1) Marnlaa Tbadiro (•) Rom otr Room f:t a (« ) ttaadafg ploau ( : l l (D Nawa — Intarrlawa D l l ID Nawa A Waathar IDM (D Dough R* Ml (D Rrd now * ahow IDM (D Play Tour Hunch M il* ID Traaturt Kuat (D Mart* (D Oa Th* Oo t i ll* (I t Prlc* ta Hlokt (D 1 Lara Lucy 1141 ft ) Concentration (I ) Daeambar Brtd* ID 1:11 (•) d:M f t , ID 1:41 (D . • < 1WV y w w t APPEARAN CE! �Frf. Feb’. 12, 1960—Pege 7 WHAT?/ M X) BROUGHT t s O fT T iN ® OUTtMTHK^— .1 Frank Sinatra and Italy's beau­ tiful (iina Lollobrigida, in her first Hollywood-made picture, form the exciting romantic com­ bination o f “ Never So Few," com­ ing to the Movicland Drive-In Saturday. Also playing leading rotes In the production are Peter I.awfoid. Steve McQueen, Kichard Johnson. Paul Henreid, Brian Donlcvy and Dean Jones. TH«MOUTf THE WHOtB PLATOON > JMPFf c D s f f c &U .V , H U E IS A N EXTRA L AMP F O g T H ’ S W A C K ,IF Y A C A R E F O R l V / r— W C - L - L . . . I BELIEVE W E HAVE E N O U G H , LAM P S , GRAN PM A / O W Sfl.ir rnf-VJ l BETTER UGHT1N3 OVERTWERE... C— Telling the story o f an Amerlran Captain in command o f 600 Kachin guerillas assigned to harass 40,000 Japanese troops in North Burma during World War II, the story combines a vivid drama o f fighting courage with a behind-the-line love story. The other feature on the program is “ House o f Seven Hawks" starring Hol>ert Taylor. CLEANIN’ AN* DUSTIN* U P A B IT / C “ -------------- ROGER MOORE and Cnrroll Baker atar In "Th* Miiw aclc” coming to the Ritz Tlicatre Sunday. FATMHPWHATR hAPrewor . f ITS Fl*W.» \ [ IRVINS TO I » SAVE THAT*/ o <rl7 n e s THROWINo AWAV , — hi* u re/. v x im t h FRANK SINATRA and Italy’* beautiful Gina Lollobrigklu, in n scene from “ Never So Few" coming to the Movieluml Drive-In Saturday. mu cxfATv*c 11 mm; CCM£9r V V Legal Notice tv T im n n r t 'i T c o t n r os’ Tits: .NINTH Jt ISIS'S VI. en terIT . IN ANil ru n sL X ivui.t: s o t .NTt, "The Miracle," the famous Internatiunal spectacle coming to tha Hitt Theatre Sunday has been given full screen life by Warner Brothers in a production as color­ ful, as exciting and as provocative as any in the motion picture his­ tory. For "The Miracle" W a r n e r Brothers has assembled an impresalve caat of gifted performers, be­ ginning with Carroll Baker as the gypsy girl who flees a village convent to seek worldly love, excitment end fame. IN CIIVNCSSMV NO. IO »l ■I, (YES, I ve found ? SOMETHING WAIF W»V DOWN TUEWEUv A * — . ITCOULD BE A POOR* IF I O N ■ FINO A W W » OPEN It TIMS BOCK SEEMS AUTRE LOOSE VW/lf Atom*, u m c» um HBM90HSCOUtO IT SHOES OPENfTHEKS A TUNNEL HECE,MA96V^ 00 mmto m m r ts t m w A s o u r --------- r •ths tvll I T S COOKIE ST C 3M . T O W AK E O A O O V * THIS M ORN IN S . TVlEN ALEXANDERS ITS MV TURN , ___ - TOMORROW ‘ f CHILDREN, STOP TH ATS S O M UCH FUN/ _ lirfr m lan ta . NOTIrS: OS* M IT T O! J. Tt. K K N N K r en<l FltANCKM MARION K K N N K Y , his wife . If s llv r , sm 4 If dead. Ihs lr u n k n o w n h t lr s at law , li-g »lr r «. drvlari-s. gran te e*, e s s l e n r s . , I lm u ts , sp ou sr t, cred itors, trueti-rr, or, o ll i r r c la im ants, by, Ihrnuah, nnilar nr a g a l n t l lha said J. It. K en n ey and F r a m e s Marian K * n n « y ; and tha h a u sflcla rlaa o f a T r u a l o f wlilili Tha S'lrat Nat iona l Hank at O rland o la t r u s ­ tor. 1.CCILH It. M A I , T i m : and _____ _____ hta w l f s ; M ARY I-GCIHK MAI.TIIIK and . .hrr h u sb a n d ; VVU.I.IAM II. TA NNK II and ............ T ANNK II. Ms w l f a ! and V | l t U I M A S'. TANNKII and ............ ........ h r r h u t b a m l; If allv r, and If drad, ll irlr u n k o w n h rlrr at t a n . Irga tsea. d r v l t r r r , a r a n tr r a , a s s i g n o r . , Ilrnurr, apuuar t. cradlturs, trualara, o r otlirr ilalm anta. by. tlirou nh, u n d r r or aaalnat tha said l.urlua II. XlallM r and ...........................Mallhla, hla w l f r ; M a r y laiu l-* Mallhla and II. T a n n r r and . . .. ... T an ner ., hla w l f a ; and V ir g in ia K. T a u n s r and .......... ...... h r r hu*liaud| and M A II(I A IIKT I . MOOIIK. and .. . . . . . h r r huthan d, If an y, If aliv e, and If dead, t h r lr u n k n o w n lirlra at Jaw. I r g a lr r a . d s v lr e r r , a l a m o r t , as s ign or s. Ilrnnrr, apnuara, c r e d i ­ tors, trualara. o r e l l i r r rlalnianta, by, th r o u g h , u n drr nr a g a ln r t lha ■aid M ar g ar at I - Moo ra and h r r huthan d, If an yt and a ll p a r ­ t ita h a v in g , o r r l a l m l n g to h a s t a n y right, tllla iw Intareat In Ilia p r o p m y In Hamlnnla C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida, h r r t l n d rs cr lb r d , o r a n y p ar t t hrra nf; Y ou and rat li o f y o u hereby la k a nolle* that a au ll haa hstii fllad In lha ah u\ » C ou r t, lha natura o f w h l/ lt aull o r p r o c r d u i a la In uulrt. p e rf e ct and c o n f i r m lha lltla I In tha P l a i n t i f f s l o lha h a ra ln aflrr dracrlhad p r o p e r ly . T h a Hama o f tha Court In w h ic h lha aull or p ru ca rd ln g la p o n d in g la tha C i r ­ c u it C o u r t o f lha Ninth Ju dic ial Circuit. In and f o r Hmilimla C oun ty , Flori d a. In C h a n c e r y No. 1010J. T h s a b h r a v la t td tllla In this suit QUARRCUJNfi H I S S HA55LV A DiONTCOMCMf J yO U U H M W < IMS HRRCLASS/ Archie To Run NEW YORK (D PI) Arehltf San Romani Jr., 1(-year-old freak* man at Wichita Unlveralty, hat entered the National Indoor MU* at Madison Square Garden Yek. 20- He It also scheduled te run in Saturday’i Baxter Mile nt the New York Athletic Club gamee. Legal Notice ST.011111%, CMAttl.K!* II ItonroN » n .1 CA1IIKIU.VK V. M o lt TON, his wlf*. IMstntItts, vs. J. It. KKXN'KT an-t F R A N C K * M A ll t o N K K N N K r , his w ife , e t c , st Koger Moore playe the r t a a v tic lead of Captain Stuart, a British grenadier whoa* attack* ment for Mlsa Baker prompts k ef to abandon the convent. in t i i i : e m e i it coi h t , ninth GARDENA, Calif. (UPI>— To­ J l OUT VI. (TIUTTT. in %nit s-on day for the first time In 18 years ai-.wiNoi.i: r o t NTS, ST.oillllA I'll %M'ltll Y NO. issee Irene Robbins woke up without IN ll K I l l l K I t T II. HTl lllll.MIH fear. Plaintiff, She stepped into a brighter new vs DOMIN'IK KflAHOVKC and ADNKS world with a clear conscience, a KtlA H 'lY K C , hla n l f a , and happy,loving family and with but K n i l A l l II. lAMII'i: and M A I t r c . I.IXIL'K, hla w lfr , one life to live, D t fr n d a n t a . "It is wonderful," the laid. n.STII.'S NOTII'Sl OF 1AI.H n o t i c e : in H K i i K i ir u iv r n "Bright and freah and clean." lh a t u n d r r a D rcrr a o f S'ora< loau rr She la no longer a fugitive from and aala antarrd by lha J u da a o f justice. She needn't worry any tha C ir cu it Court o f ilia Ninth more about being torn from her J u d ic ia l Circuit. In and f o r 5rm l* is l ’m in iv , Florida, on tha Slh children and aent to priion. She un d a y or February . IMS. In a rar no longer livea with a secret. talli i r u . a h r l a r r n I t K flllt U ’. T It. Mrs. Robbins, 41, received a HTl'IIIIINHH. Ptalntirr, and JyOMlN I K KIIAMOVKC and AONKR K It A • full pardon Thuraday from Gov. HOVKr. hla n lfa . and K D O A Il It. William Stratton of Illinois for a UKt lTK and XIAIIT F. I.OOPK. h i . larceny conviction and for leaving wlfa , Dafendant*. b e in g t 'h a n r r r y the atate illegally with her new I’ aaa No. 10ISJ, I will aril at p ublic hlghrat b ld d s r f o r husband Franklyn IS yeara ago. raauscht io nal InlhathrVVrrt fr o n t d o o r o f She thinks it la symbolic that tha I 'o u r t llnuar, in iha C ity o f hrr emancipation from fear and Hanford, Hsnitnnla C oun ty , F l o r ­ ida, a l lha ho u r o f H i t s o ' c l o c k guilt ahould have Ba first full day A. M. on Friday , F e b r u a r y : s , ISIS, on Lincoln’s birthday. that r a r ts ln parra l o f r ra l p r o - TODAY & SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1:00 • 3:40 - 6 :2 0 .9 :0 0 “ SHE DEMONS’* p a r ly daterlhrd ------------- sa follewai T h a Mouth i t s fs a t o f the N or th m e ft e f t h e K K Q e r Ilia N K ' i Hart Inn I f , T o w n * •hip II Mouth. R an t* It '•**•. ly in g L a s t o f U. a. H ig h w ay J M * . I n . t h s f o l . l o w i n g ! Tha N or th t l f t e f ‘ h* . W « a « I t M l fa st s f t h e Houth : » • ft o r t h e K f r t h (•>« ft nt the N E U o f t h e NK t . ’' r, Hactlnn I f . T o w n s h i p SI Houlh. R s n g s I t Fast . |y. .c In l-I J, ( 8 E A I .I uf L’’ *• Mlehwar David M. fla te h al n . r k o f iha C ir cu it e # » M l l y : Martha T. V lh lt n TV INDKIUY K BUMS, M AINE*. IIU NTK It * W A R D ' I'. I>. lin t JIT 'V iolor park. Florida P u b lish Fab. Jl, JM». PHONE FA 1-1118 LAST TIMES TONITS 7:88 AND 18:88 P. M. "SPEED CRAZY* CO-FEATURE AT 8:4* ONLY "THE REBEL BBT" 8 BIG DAYS STARTING SATURDAY I GIANT FEATUBBB FIRST SANFORD SHOWING ALSO FEATURE: 2 :1 6 - 4 :5 6 .7 :3 6 - 10:10 SATURDAY SCHEDULE Thle Feelers A t 111* <Mjr GIANT FROM THE UNKNOWN’* ' STARTS SUNDAY FEATURE: 1:39 - 4:10 - 6:41 - 9:12 n i Bl|htktt itefj if fati a«4 MMflttb kMMtoNrtkMl I.'»i. 17 and II. In lllnck M V , T r a n I I . o f * A N I. A N It O M 'll lNilH . Hamlnola C o u n iy , Flori d a, ac r u r d ln g t o l l l i o plat th tra nf r r r o r d r d In I'lat llonk I, |>aga I t , n f tha pulille r t r nrda o f Btrulnola C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida. T o u and - a c h n f yrou ara i r <|Ulrrd to flla w it h tha r l * r k nf ths ah ov a C o u r t f o u r A m a r r In aald p ro c t a d ln g a , and l o aarva a r o p y t h r r r o f upon I'lainlUfa* A llo r n r y a, ilu r n r y , M cD o n a ld A Handlay. at lha addraaa ah ow u hr-low. uni l a t t r than lha I t ll i d a y e f March, A. D. Issu; olh r r w la a , a Harrra P ro Conf aa rn w ill ba i n lar td ag a in s t y o u and rarlt o f you. T his N o llc s shall ha poalad, p ub llabr d, blllrd anil o l l i a r w l . a p roraaanl In ar.corda nrs w it h lha L i a s and llulaa o f this Court W J T N K M lha hand o f lha Clark and tha hral o f Ilia aald C ourt, this tha Ir d d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. II. IMS. al Hanford, Hamlnola C o u n ­ ty, Flotilla llav ld XI. (Jatrlirl Clerk n f tha C ircu it C ou r t o f Hrmlonla C o u n ty , Flori d a l l y : M arth a T . V lh lt n I>tputy C lark (B K A L ) I lu r n r y , M cD onald * Hand ley l « l N o r m M ain S u m P. O. l l o , I I I Or land o, F lo rid a A ttorney a f o r P l a in t iff* Publish! Fab. I , ! ! . I f , Id. Ilf * . SUNDAY BCHEDULB "NEVER SO YEW* AT lt(8 AND 1*146 “ ] > « Him1 w h o 18 , w i t k e u t aln car* t h e f i r t i it o n i.f* a WANNIN ■ROB.tnenme fMaUCN«IIUM*tmklEC«W(OtOlt* CARROLLBAKER•ROQER MOORE-WALTERSLEZAK. 1RI0 CASSMAN•KATINAPAMNOUowrHiunum .a m l W d V H l t — . l o n u m i O-Feelure At 11:48 P.M. Bet. HUNDAY AT t ill ONLY THE BAT. EVE POST SUSPENSE THRILLER “THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN HAWKE" STARRING ROBERT TAYLOR NICOLE MAURBY -----PLUS------THIS ADDED FEATURE SHOWING SAT. ONLY — “FRANKENSTE1NB DAUGHTER* Come to the FEATURING SCHOOL CHILDREN’S MATINEE 4 - 7 P. M, Tueadty Feb. 16 �King New, Something O ld - WANT ADS A re A s Good A s Gold 14. Build. Paint ft R«P«Jr FURNISHED bonae for rent. 11 Smyrna Dr.. DeBary. ••ROOM bouac, unfurnished, modera, on lake located In Geneva, Fla. MS per month. FO S-3S1I, EW 2-bedroom CB heme an large Oviedo. private lot for country living with elty convenience*, kitchen FURNISHED 2 bedroom ulpped, furnished or unfuralsbment, first floor, 211 W. II to desirable iraants; located Can FA S-54S0. near Sanford’s country club, an the Vlhlen Road. Price, ITS per FURNISHED cottage at Five Points. Phone FA 2-1487. month. Immediate occupancy. Call owner, FA S-MB3. THE OLD HOME T< By STANLEY COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re­ sales available from $1M down —asaume SST.SO monthly pay­ ments. Inquire at office ar phone FA 2-7808. a DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! m , flwu FrL • S P. M. day bea taesrtlaa, Mon. • Bat noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ■ . thru FrL • S P . M. day beRESPONSIBILITY: KaraId will net be responsible •ere then one Incorrect Interuf your ad, ead raeervau the l to sevfao or reject any ed. learn iat freoa that ordered te arm to the poUctea o f this RENT A S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1M N. Park Ave. Fh. FA M i l l BED S-BEDROOM furnlahod home 91M ReUaway, HoapHa' A Baby I per month, responsible people By Dty, Waek or Month. only. PA 2 MM. CARROLL’S FURNITURE ■ IIS W. lal I1T ESCAMBIA Dr., 2 bedroom Ph. FA 2-8111 houM. Phone PA M U ) after 2, S and 4 BR. boutei, 2 BR 2:00. furnished apartment. GOOD sleeping room, private eo trance, for gentlemen employed of good morals, with car. FA 2-M49. Registered Real Estate Broker S-BEDROOM house, Florida room, Ph. FA 2-1101 17-02 at Hiawatha kitchen furnished. 2M Grapevine UNFURNISHED 2-bedrcom house, Ave. Phone PA 2-1112. FA 2-3830. AVAILABLE February 1Mb; 2 UPSTAIRS furnished apartment, room cottage completely furn­ private entrance, electric kit ished, all utilities, ready to move chen. S e e Mrs. Appleby; In. Adults only. 2tM Park. PA 2 6M1 or FA 2-3961. 2-BEDROOM, kitchen furnished, FUI' ISHED garage apartment, NEW two bedroom house; natural 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Ap­ MS month. FA 1-1288. wood finish. Separate welt. 2545* Palmetto Ave. C a l ! ply apartment 2, 2015 Sanford M.SOO. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, FA 2-3254 or FA 2-0523. Ave. or call FA 2 0753. 3rd Street, Lake Mary. UNFURNISHED 3-bcdroom home NICELY furnished two bedroom V. A. FINANCING at 2004 French Ave Immediate and two bath apartment. Adults. possession. Contact Don Royer NEW THREE BEDROOM HOME J. O. Lancy, 1*12 Sanford Ave., It Paya Pay dosing costa at *313 00 and at Burger King. move Into this boms with ter­ To Uaa FURNISHED Apt.- 500 Park. rain: floors, oil furnace, tile LARGE two bedroom house, kit­ bath.. Located outside City Tha HERALD chen equipped; lake privileges; FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, Limits in West llaven Subdivi­ all electric kitchen, near good water furnished. *50 per month. sion. Total Prica 111,500. Want Ads. grocery store In Floral Heights. Phone 2451, Geneva. Phone FA 2-2097 or FA 2-37S0. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Atlantic Bank Bldg. private baths, lid W. First 8 l FA 2-3931 ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Legal Notice Legal Notice la Ik* Caart •* Ik* Caaatf *•*■«, S i a la ilf FlirlSa, la P n k ili. la r*i K ita lf at IIKNtlT L im n , to all c u iu s NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa la vita yea te be ear gw ahaobtaiy free wllheat ebU Ham ot am at fleaferd’a M e d ... ■eieta while yen ieeets autta b b heutaag fee yearaelf and family. Ptah up year hag al am Baba Office. rsen aou s H a v i.ia on tmitA.vue a o s in s t ■AID KSTATfti Tou and *ach ot you *r* harakjr ■“ lifted and required to fit* any claim* and dtmanda which you, ar althar of you, may liav* against •aid astat* In lha offlea af Hon. Wllaon Alexander Coonly Judaa of Uamlnola County, at hla offlea la lha Court Houa* In Sanford. Florida, wllhln aleht calendar month* from the lima of the first publication of thla aotlie. Kach claim ar demand n u ll be In writ-* Inc and contain the plara o f reddane* and post offlea addraas of tha claimant and muit he swam to by ih* claimant, hla scant ar attorney, nr tha asms ahall . b« VOlft* / * / Verll* Mas Hamit Aa Haacutrls of said aatalt Oladaloiia L. Kohluaa Atloraay for KalaU l i t North Main Ulra«t Orlando, Florid* HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East GOSH MOM! aide betweed Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kltcbei ap­ What a bargainl Thla 2 bedroom frame home has everything you pliances. School bus atop. Quiet llt C f lll* . want -except a ’ fresh coat of neighborhood. 271 per month. T a A ll CraCItara a a * l*vraaaa M a t paint, and If you're handy you l a a 't 'la la ia a r U i a a t S * A aala at Phone FA 24145. •aid Katatat can do that yourself and aave Tnu and aark o f yo u a r t hrrab y money. Total prica 17995—terms. a o t lfla d and r x q u lr .d t o praaanl 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near schools and Korea. an y rlalaia and dtm an da which y e a . a r alther o f you, m ay hava W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Ageocy 2813 Elm. No pots pleats. a g a in s t tha rata l* ol IIKM IV Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park I.UMIl, daoaaatd, lata at aald UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, Phona FA 2-8331 2801 Park Dr. C oun ty, to lha C ou n ty J u d e a o f call FA 2-3631. Him lnola Coun ty, Flori d a, at hla ntfle a In lha c o u r t h o u t r e l aald C o u n ty a t kaa to rd , Flprld x, w lthla a l t h t r alan da r m on th* f r o m tha t lm * o f th* flrat p u b lic a t io n or thla n olle*. Karh c laim o r dam and ahall b* la w r itin g , and ahall at al* the plae* o f r x . l d . n r . and poal n f fl r * a d d r n * of Ih* claim a nt, and ahall b* a w o r a l a by lha cl aim a nt, hi* a p r n l , nr atto rn ey , and a n y aucb c la im o r dam and mat a* fll*d ahall k* void. * / KMMA R IIA IllA tV I.IIM g A t a i f u i i t r l s nf lha Laat W ill s a d T esta m en t o f HK.NRY Lb’ MH, drrraard. •-ROOM unfurnished houa* with sleeping porch. Call FA 2-1395. LOOKING for something nice. Liv­ 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double earportc. extra larga utility room, ing room, fireplace, knotty pine Florida room. 118 Shannon Dr. walls, mailer bedroom tile FA 2-1379. bath, large kitchen, clean and nicely furnished. Call NO 1-2287 Just Outside City Limits Nice clean two bedroom home on two lot*. Priced at 88,883. Easy terms. 2 Bedroom homo ntar bass, terratio floors. Prieed at 18,300, caah down 8388, balance 277.38 per month. ^ 3 LAKEFRONT LOTS on Hwy. Country borne in Volusia County, fiva acres with excellent two 428, 10 miles from Sanford, 18 bedroom houte; itoraie; gar­ miles to Orlando. Good fishing age; chicken bouses. Ideal for and skiing. >3,300, no down pay­ poultry or kennel. Priced at ment, terms. J. L. Thomas, 88.000. Easy terms. phone 1431, Geneva. Lakafront homesite* 91,200 up with easy terms.' S U N LA N D Estates & South IPINECREST 4th Addition la m a D m in a d V w p & iS T iE E t I ft 4 Bndroomc — 1 ft S Bathg TA-FHAFHA In Senrtee O tR flR tiO M l ffa u u M te g Dow* Payment* h& w In cab m 94M m o re la BY OWNER: 2-btdroom CB hem*; corner lot; fenced back yard. tUO down. 1 hooe FA MM3. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 2-BEDROOM CBS home, kitchen equipped, near Plnccrest School. BROKER Cash or terms. 2704 Magnolia. 203 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 3 -M l Phone FA 1-3277. 2 ACRES acrea with 2 bedroom, concrete block homt-, high and dry land. House approximately .8 years old, with now roof. Several oak trees and assorted -itrua trees. Good water. On pavad Rd. 110,808 with amall down pay- 2200 DOWN 2 BR. home with hardwood floors and ceramic Ula bath. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 2 bed­ room homo with Venetian blinds, and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ tionally clean. FA 2-4794 or FA 2-8442. Outstanding Modern Country Home ONE LOT, high end dry, 70 ft. wide 1M ft. deep, facing Country Club R d , in Loch Arbor. Term* can be arranged. FA S-1B23. RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES D. H. Whitmire 111Uaa G. Trams T V & Radio Service (Home & Auto) room with fireplace, eorner lot. FA 2-0217. North Orlando Electronlon Ph. FA 1-2834 - FA 18888 2711 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-88 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON FH. FA 2-4222 After I F. M. AVON CALLING So. Fineereat — Wynoewood Lock Arbor Real Estate — Insurance Womsa wh# want to bo suc­ Surety Bonds cessful and earn good money l i t Bo. Park Ave. Ph. FA S-M41 la three or four hours per day? Ranford TV makes AVON COSMETICS Evans Bldg. Laka Mary vary much la demand and Ph. FA 1-1299 easy to sell. Write, Mrs. Jean 3-BDRM., Fla. Rm.. hardwood Milanicb, Bos 241, Lockhart, floors, stove; air conditioner op­ Fla. tional. 259 mo. FA 2-0193. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, Metemanta, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, J 1 1. Prigresiiva Printing Co. Phone FA 2-MM— >04 West 13th 84. SERVICE CALLS |1.50. For doprndabte TV service call San- £ ford TV Canter, 0th. and Sonford Ave. FA 2-9741.__________ THE SANDS OF TIME ARE RUNNING OUT DREDGING: Land filled and beaches pumped hi. No Job te smalt or to large. Call TEmple 1-4038. WANTED: Expeirenced automobile There are only three homes left talesman. Apply 7th ft French In exclusive SAN SEM KNOLLS. Ave., Brass Motors. Thla means that only three more ARE YOU EARNING M.000 per happy famillas will be ebl* to year. 2 married men for San­ lay: ford. $323 mo. plus commission: 3 day week; paid vacation and "In looking for ■ home wa aaw bonus: other benefit*. Mutt be many with MANY of lha fea­ reputable character, h i g h ture* of SAN SE’ f KNOLLS, but school or better education. Ap­ none with ALL of them. For ply Thursday and Friday, >020 instance there were many with CoiTia* Dr., Orlando, Fla. 3 bedrooms, I or lVh baths, electric kitehens, terraxxo floor* aod etc., l i k e SAN SEM KNOLLS, and Mm* avaa bad tba asms FHA financing with DRUG CLERK — Experience pre­ ferred. Apply in person to low down payment and low Fault's Drug Store, FA 2-8714. monthly payments. But there was always SOMETHING wrong WANTED: RtUable eoupla to re­ — like not having eily water lieve metal operators part lima. and aawara, or not having tha Call FA 2-4M1. larga, eovarad patios you **• in SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being located in a noisy neighborhood. BABYSITTING evening* or week­ That la ooa thing wa lova about ends; also tutoring, alemsntary SAN SEM KNOLLS ,t la g r a d e s ; by young teacher. QUIET. Another thiag, w* can FA 1-1343 after 2:00. let our children play In front becauae our home ta on a dead and street and ta don't Uva la constant faar that a speeding ear will run them down. IT IS LIKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! And, last but not Wait, tha con­ struction la guaranteed ta be the very beet beca-ao every bit at * waa personally supervised kg the builder. Philip Soull." IN I B u 4 ta I t . FA 2 4 8 4 2 N EW R AV EN N A PARK HOMES Quiei Coenat unity • Naetr G n tf C ea n i $450 Down Tmra Wend On 10th ft Wnblt Far Oar fUgna . . . OPEN D A IL Y SAN SEM KNOLLS ta leer blocks west at Freneh Ave. ea Twen­ tieth Street. A Stamper associate ta ea the promisee daily. Navy Officer most anxious In Plumbinv ft Heating bring hla family to now duty AIR COVDITIONINQ W. H. ,,BilT Slomper Agency station haa Just reduced price TTEACT and KEPtfE WOKE Realtor ft Insurer on lovely 4 bedroom. 2 bath kitchoa equipped homo In beauful Dreamwold section. Among outstanding feature* are tiled root, 1 fully tiled baths, large House Wiring — Electric Bar family mesa, dishwasher, and Bid Vlhlen disposal, corner lot. If you are BANDALL ELECTRIC OO. looking for a true value, thla A ll Magnolia FA U la It — requires f>3M gown, balance 297.81 monthly — no cloeiag coats. Some terms can ha arrangod am down payment. BEAL ESTATE DEIVE-M Offered hr •>M A. M. T d Dark SUNDAY StM P. M. T i Dart 4V6% Financing Seminol# Realty ShatmakaA Caewtrnribn Cn, baa. •M Weal Mth Ms FA 1-8188 YOUR J. W. HALL ■84 Freneh Ave. BEST 16881 Park Ave. FA 24M2— ar, FA 1-2248 Evening BUY IS HERE 57 BUICK Convartibb Radio and. Heater • AntoauUr Tranamianioa • New Titan • Going Far Only fancy, 3 B n d ro o m s—J '/ i B a th s Fnrdnr • Rndin and Hanter • Automatic Trans• Going For Only 112 ft French Ave. Ph. PA 2-82B1 After b y . FA A28M. FA S9 JEEP $ 1 0 , 6 5 0 FMA & Tudor • Plumbing A Repairs Seminole Realty AGENCY Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty 1981 Park Ave., FA 2-MS or FA 3 2241 evenings. M. V. Fnnanr, BaaHer Conveniently located c o u n t r y . Home on Ite acre*. Houte ta WALL PAPERING k PAINTING Bod Beard need of a Handy Mane Touch. Work Guaranteed Contact V* West Mb S t The water U good. The Shade Phooe FA 2-MU treei numerous. Don't waltl Cat] Now! See thii at Today’ ! re allsTHOS. E. THOMPSON # tie Price of SUM with Term*. General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs W. H. "B in " STEHPER Agency Roofing * Siding Phooe FA 2-4901 111 N. Park Phone FA M W Phone FA M U 1 M il Park Dr. B A M ROOFING t-BEDROOM home m waU estab­ ^ C o n tr a c tin g ^ A ^Repairs lished neighborhood. I p e c l e l Urm*. PA 3-S1M. U , t1f r e b ’ e s t i m a t e s MO Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 9-1 IF YOU bav# painting problame HERBERT STENSTROM and want to take ed-aataga of Registered Broker years of eiperieoee end tAe beat LEN RISNER 1-Bedrooms, baths, concrete of workmanship call K. M. LOTTIE BROADWAY bloek construction, hardwood Young FA 2-03M or 4. V, BM4> KEN TORBETT. doors. Largo living room has BETTY I D. SMITH western eedsr panelling tnd fire­ Associate* IS . S p ecial S erv ice# place. Home le equipped with Ph. PA 2-24 wall furnace, rang* and refrige­ II N. Pack INCOME TAX SERVICE rator. Largo lot with many fruit 1-BEDROOM CB n on e, kitchen WILLIAM H. MURRAY trees. Special building in rear equipped, terratso floors. Largo used for workshop or hobby eorner lot. Low down payment n i l Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-M84 shop. $14,IN with termt. Contact and m o n t h l y payments. FA 1-45*. 1M1 Park Ava. Ph. PA 2-1232 2-BEDROOM house, larga family 18 ACRE FAUM, plus frame dwelling, surrounded by several bearing citrua tree* — .Ideal for the handyman. To settle estate at $5800 08 caib. Contact PARMER’S RAINBOW Painter* A Decoretor* —Free EMinuter. Ph. FA 2-8308. Today’a Country Home Buy! Sint Inn Wagun *1795 *1395 *2295 Uka Now . Fanr Wheel Drive Going Far Only $ 3 5 0 owwn h m t $ 6 3 . 5 0 MftftaKly 151 0 F R E N C H S! - ■ AVE �A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll B u sin ess P a y ! P h. F A2-2611 15. Special Services 19. Boats and Motors ®t|f Ganferd frralh Fri. Feb. 12, 1060—Papa 9 22. Articles For Sale TV a ad RADIO REPAIR at ( MUST SELL Adam Skier in per* 3:00 nights and weekends; San feet condition, new cover, like ford. Lake Mary and Loogwood. new trailer, ski tow. Complete p a i - r m and p a s-eeii. outfit »»oo or best offer. G. C. Crandel, 124 Shannon Dr. PUMFI - SPRINKLERS 4R types and sizes, installed 20. Automobllen "D o tt Yourself" WE REPAIR AND SLRVICI 'St BL’ICK 4-door LaSaber, power S T I N E steering, radio, heater, other exMachinery and Supply Co. tras. Call FA 2 3366. I f f W. md St. Ph. PA 2-0412 33 BUICK. radio and heater, Dyn ANY TV REPAIRED $3.30 plus aflow. Ph. FA 2-Mil. parte. If brought to shop by cus­ tomers. All work guaranteed for lis t HILLMAN MINX Convertible, only 4300 mile*, like new con $0 days. dition. Price .$1393.00 300 Elm. CENTURY TV SERVICE Iff* Celery Ave. Phone PA *1411 '31 UNIVERSAL JEEP; '3 i Port CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING; AQ Pickup, both in excellent condi­ tion. To see call FA 2*1431. work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phone PA 2*7811. ’3* RENAULT, $400 down, Uke up payments, or will trade equity for older car. PA 1-4373. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Whtdahield Hack Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. I I : 2*4 W. Md 9L FA 2-4*33 Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAXES ft MODELS to* So. Park (24 hr. ear.) FA 2 3633 DEBARY NOrift 1-4711 DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP I960 RAMBLER custom fordor sedan, radio, heater, * cylinder, push button drive, tinted glass, whitewalls, low mileage. Only I months old. FA 2-7919. 1955 CHEVROLET fordor Bel Air, good condition, good* tires, saerifiee for $600, 3223 down. hal. 341 per mo. Phone FA 3-6134, or FA 2*1X31. SHARP 1939 model • paaeenger Custom Plymouth station wagon, all white, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, automatic transmission, other equipment. One owner. GUARANTEED, 1,000 actual mileage. See *e ap­ preciate. Cell PA 2-0614. 20-A Trailer* Be Lovelier FOR SALE: .Large sturdy luggage trailer, «• a $* a IV*'. Complete lighting lystam. $100. 1M Ptoecreet Drive, PA l-ttm . HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ■ So. Oek Ph. PA 3 -ffff Tune Brown's Beauty Salon Flowers 4 Plants 22. Articles For Sole WORK clothes, luggage, tent*, tarp*. blankets, cot*. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. HOMC SINGLE BED, potter type, spring and mattess In good condition, *30. PA 17770. ALLSTATE motor scooter, MAHOGANY drop leaf table and windshield, buddy aeat. twin mlr. four chairs $13; club ehair 97. rora. 23" a l l " basket; ftN . SIO PA 11033. Locust Ave. ROYAL Canadian full skint mink stole, very reasonable. Phone THE HEAT IS ON! PA 2-3047 after $:M P. M. Large l burner all poreelain LIKE NEW hospital hod. Phono heater, nearly new. S10.M. PA 2-3S3. Art DINING ROOM Suite; china buf­ fet, table and four chairs. Call 32.000 BTU oil circulator Heater, PA 2*2110 after 3:10 P. M. like new, haa to he aeen to ap­ preciate. Cheap! Call PA 1-43*7. 11* ADMIRAL refrigerator with large freezer compartment, DOUBLE day bed, brand new clean and in ezcellent condition, covers. $13.00; small radio; 2 cheap PA 2*034*. pr. criss-cross curtains; reason­ able. Call PA 2-32M. Cuttinr Our Used Cstr Investor? To Get Rood? For Dodge's Biggent Year In Seminole County. DEEP FREEZE $73; email Tower adding machine $43; Johnson SMALL utility building that can be moved, not less than 10'xlt* outboard motor, I H. P., $33; Phone PA 2-4334 or FA 2-lfft. console Crosley radio $23. Call PA 3-63M. R £ C L M ia J O CR Aies 2 - /3 e isaa, **• y«**wM Weeatu. t**, Wwta mm* HMme T h e money that your guests losse la ft trii more than meet the monthly payments.1* $SAVE$ New 4 Used Furniture and Appliance* Mather of Sanford 23. Notices 4 Personals HOTPOINT used refrigerator, good condition..................................375 WANTED: Riders; itave Sanford 1:30 A. M., Wave Orlando 1:00 PHILCO ueed refrigerator, work a P. M. Phone FA 3-7920. g o o d .............................. |nj GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 333 West P in t M. DOUBLE BED. box springs $11; LOST: Black and white Bull Dog; white shoe skates, aite •, 313; answers la same of “ Lady"; CHICKERING Upright Plano, ex­ expecting puppies. REWARD. Stuffed chair $11; aalarger, cellent condition. P h o n e timer and accaaaoriea for devel­ 404 Maple. FA 2-0234. oping $30 or wtil swap for old REGULATION H in. plywood ping pong table with net and four SINGER PORTABLE to roepoa paddlea >43. CaR PA 3-2306. •ible party in thia vielnlty. ever g payments af $3.41. Sell Ue Your rnraitaeo. Quick Two year guarantee remaining Service With The Cash. SUPER Phone PA 3-3623. TRADING POST. PA 3-0377. 4 Daw Hardtop, AR Power and AW One Owner Cleon Cor. Rani Riding Comfort. 55 DODGE 58 C H E V R O L E T Ret Akr 4 Door Hardly, A atomaMt | FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS ROLLAWAY, HoapHal and Baby Beds. Day. Week ar Month— ■ecloeed head. Sag-proa* betloaa FOR SALE — 1936 Spence Craft rail with plastic code. PUatte FURNITURR, CENTER Houee Trailer. 44MxS. See Clyde or rayon tape*. Cotton ar nylon 1100 Preach Ave. Walla at DeWitta Trailer Park. cords. Ph. 7 A 3-7*33 No phone calls. Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 111-114 W. Md S t PA $-4033 MUST SELL 1300 33 ft. Flag Ship 22. Articles For Sale mobile home, modern through­ REFRIGERATOR, 10 fu. ft. Hot out, deluxe color fixtures, full 17 in. MAGNAVOX T.V., console point; delust model gat range; type. Good Cond. $33 PA 1-7770. bath. Front of DeWItfe Trailer Smith Corona portable type­ Park, Rt. 17-92 So. Mrs. James GOOD Uaad Appliances and TV*. writer; Uke new, roaaooahle DeVtae. >40$ Adame Ot. or PA 3 *37. Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmotia. 57 DODGE Oeraeei • Dear Hardtop. AatamatW f « ? • £ "■** ,*1K 595 1385 £ 1 57 DODGE P u tin 1 Door Hardtop Awtomaiia, f Power Steeftog, Radto aad A k Dee- |l dittontag. E5 F1H 2 A — Radis, Hector, On* Owner. Used furniture, appliance*, tooil toe. BoogM-feid Larry’* Mart Xlt Sanford Ava. Ph. PA 14111 COLLIE PUPPIES, tevi old. 240* Stevana Ave. WOODRUFF MARINE Furniture S4M Pronah At*. PA S-1IM t Dear Sedas, Asternal* Trans. • 1UICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS Wft GIVE TOT VALUE ETAMPt WILSON - MAIER New M d Ubed Fnmfture am 1 . pin* at fa m FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCR 1911 55 O LD S | “to" f Dear Hardtop Aatamstto TranamMalae. Radto, Ranter. 1957 DODGE % T O N i « ^ F JO rM O U T H \] (6 CHEVROLET matic Trans. • Radio • Healer • White Wail Tiroe • A -l CondiUm - ONLY 57PLYM O U TH || 56 C H E V R O L E T <« II 57 DODGE Poorortihle, Caatom Royal AH Paw* 11 er, New Tap, Good Tlren, One Owner, II Only *3.404 Mile*. PUkep $ Cylinder. Res A Maaaaite Covered Body. Ready To Go To Work. Fordor Caw*try Sedan — Radio and Healer — Steering — Power Brakes — Fordomatle Trai aloft — Original Red and Whit* Flaleh Chaanle Cah Y-* Bogina, Daal Rear Whoela, ■navy Datp S Booed Tronaatosiae. Goad BoHd Truck. W PLYMOUTH ■ohrodooe Sports Hardtop Automatic Tran*. - P o w t Hleeriag • Radio • Hm Iw White Waft Tim* . Tutoi Faint • Low Miking* 59 SIM C A » * , « . 4 B— M - K 14 7 1 K 11 m . I M t * * m tm . n r* Yadov SedM • • CyBaar • Standard Trans. • Heat r • Tutouo Paint 55 PLYMOUTH Y -i, 4-Door Sadsa. Heater Good Tirno aad Paint « M OLDSMOBILE 57 FORD Ma*" Hardtop • Aatomatir Trans. • Radio - Heater • Good Tirse aad Talone Paint Caalnmllaa Tudor • Cyliador Standard T r a a a . - Good Paint v Priced to Sell at Only BIANCHINA M FIAT Beelgtod Witk Heater, White Sidewall Tiro*. B ert rtf Wind ohleId Wipers, Oil Filter aad Taru Signal*. * | B | 1 SA LE « * 995 » I 9951 LOW C O S T SP EC IA LS Come la Or Cal One Of Our /FRIENDLY FORI) SALESMAN TODAY! Jack Rente* Walter Bit Lea Berlieu Ed Taft Duane Tlllla FIAT “MO" Bovtaw Eqtoppad with Heat­ er. White Mdewalt Tires, Bectrto Windshield Wipers. Oil fiber aad Tare Sigaito. 119 9 S T A T IO N W AGONS — 2 LK ! 2 JK £ 1952 FORD F-8 T R A C T O R Y -t Eagiao, I Bpaad Transmiaoion, g Rpood Heavy Daly Rear A ale. 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Gary, a member af tba Laka Mary 4-H Club, bad planned to *n- LG* ANGELEfi (U P I )-C a r o la Tregoff, the other woman and co­ defendant In the Finch murder trial, wiU be hard preaaed to mateh bar lover’* dramatic-performance whan ahe take* tba ataga next week. Dr. B. Bernard Finch wound up hia taatimony before the holiday weekend receia Thuraday with as­ surances ’ ha atilt lovea Carola, want* to marry her, and ia confi­ dent be will have the chance to do ao If truth win* ou t Carole, U, figured atrongly to the 42-year old doctor'* aaventh and final day on the *U*d. Ha aaid ha waa perbapa aa concerned with bar fato.ee hie awa. A high point came whan ba fixed hia aincere blue aye* on the sUte'a chief prose­ cutor and aaid: "M r. Wiohelio, the only arma­ ment 1 hava is to tall tha whole truth. God wiUlng, 1 will bo free if J do tell toe truth." Deputy Dial. Atty. Fred M. Wicbello had juat cast aside the gentle manner which eharactcHied hia crau-cxamtoation, and con­ fronted tha aurgeoo with a secret tape recording ho clalmod showed Finch had Invented a tearful death scene with his wife. much tor to the fries* ao Us pet wtM spend next week to hie cage instead ef vying tor fair booora. The 1### auto license deadline la feat approaching. County reaidents have only right more days to get their togs from the U x collector's office. The deadline la Feb, 30. Eighteen Seminole County Scout troops participated to the St. John's Elver District Scout Circus to DaLjind last Saturday. 18168865 WASHINGTON (U PI) The Asian flu epidemic, now striking vietliM in almost half the states, M causing an Increasing number o f deaths Worn influents and pneu­ monia. During tho first five weak* at B is year, 4,OSS persons were reportod to kavs died of flu and pnaumoois in 1M largo elUas, and aa toersaaa af 44 per cent aver B a aanrn period last year. Tba U N death, total waa M par cant higher than In the first five weeks ef MM when the original Aslan flu apMemte atm wag In progress. Surgeon General Leroy Burney Mid the figures, released Ttsrsday by the Public Health Serv­ let, "stem to bear out clliiieal lmprenlani o f aom* phyatetoni that Bay are encountering 6 •ora Ban normal amount 6f He Mid that to contract toy the 1M7-M Aslan flu outbreak, reagiratory totoetiona this year are at­ tacking adults more than #hUdree. Soma reports indicate most pneumonia and flu futaUUaa gre over 63 years old. The health service said tho-flu epidemic bad begun to gubtlde M ceuthern California, Texas, Ala­ bama, MaiiachuMtts and some parte o f W oit Virginia. But northern Texas maintained a high level of flu infections and Mississippi showed an increase. Cities reporting an upsurge to flu case* included Denver, Cleve­ land, Atlanta, Washington, Dal* toa, Houston and El Paso. The health acrvlco said Ha re* parts Indicated th is, year's cpi* demlc was following a pattern o f localised outbreaks rather than tho nationwide sweep of 1937-M. ‘Hard Tim es’ Party Slated Tht Sanford Moose Lodge will hove a "bard Umea party" Satur­ day and will su e s* members show­ ing up In good clothes 60 cents. Those appearing la old clothing or tacky costumes will ba admitted free for the danco to tho vacant gup*rex building across from the Lodge at 6666 Park Dr., formerly Orlando Dr. Tb* party will begin at • p. H . The association has 16,066 tor ito w oit and should get *10,006 toon the county to do as adequate Jab, Mr*. Lorraine Graham, accretery, BTC Morris M. Motts, Sanford, la the "beat drilled aoldior to the Second Armored Rifle Battalion. 134th Infantry, Army National Guard. Tba Sanford Guard unit member woo the honor recently In competi­ tion with outstanding guardsmen of other Central Florida unite. GAPE C A N A V E R A L , Fla. (U P lj—An Atlas mlasila which canto close to disaster the eight baton President Eisenhower's vis­ it bora soared 6,300 milts on Ms attend try Thursday eight. Tba "vary minor" difficulty which caused a malfunction to the missile Tuesday night was correc­ ted, and tha Atlas roared o ff shortly before midnight' for Ha llt h conaecuUva auccsaaful fligh t This is the outstanding record among America's big missiles. To data, RUsala has not Indicated whether her rockets, despite their massive power, ana match tho A t­ las to long-rang* consistency, Tba A ir Fares added balance to Ha tost program with the ninth straight success foe. Me advancedmodel Mace, a 44-foot-long guided missile. The Mato waa put through a gruelling aerformaaee tost Is martial guidance aystem. Tho misalto blasted o ff la on# direction, then curved around to bead toward tha desired target to tho Firemen’s Course To Start Monday Burning o f g building and other Marino SgL Richard K. friw ddt will ba recruiting at the Sanford demonstration! and lecture* on postoffire each Friday from 6:M fire fighting will ba Included to a. m. until 6 p; m., starling March B e Lake Mery Fire Department observance of Fire Prevention Week which begins Monday. lpetructora for tba week's course Is fighting aad preventing Area will bo from the State Fir* Collage day delay enlistment •program. at Ocala. Sessions are scheduled Thja la designed ao youths whs Aram V:M to 16:M p. m. each want to enlist can finish high night. school before joining up. The Lake Mary volunteers will Pete Bukur, the musk man climax Fire Prevention Week with whoa# Populate#* play st B s May- a barbecue Feb. M st 6:M p. fair inn, la recuperating from bruises and atltchaa ha sustained whan hU ear aad toolbar vehicle collided a* h# waa driving home from a dance. Einhard MoHiclaw wIE bo guest Guest Soloist Legal Notic# s « l l M mi P u bll# I l M i i i f S p l i t . U b . r . b * a l v . n lu n c o o r d . n r o with Mtiitlun S a f the StsaU malt C on n ty S o n i n s H t s u U H o n n , Board nf O u n t y O i t i m l t t l o n . r s a f Sem in al* C o u n ty , F l.r lS n . p r o p a s t s to s m . n d I k . M tm ln .l s C o u n t* B U a l r l t e l C . e # aa fo t ls w a i Fata: F o r O u lU ta . 4 w k l c k c u r r . a t te .untrolltit H4c/iu of vmlusll.u e r e o n a u w . 4 .................—------- -— — -----------------.) i. n**.**e F a r nook L la H lln s F i x t u r e n o t Including wall )llc /m of valuation r s m p lu . or F o r o . l . l n F l s t u r * . not knvln * )(o r U * unit IIH .H t Tha trial wai recessed tor Lin­ coln'* birthday until Monday, Grant B. Cooper, Finch'* attorney, aaid ha would have only about thraa more witnesses to oaM whoa the trial rcium ei. Then it will ba Miae T re io lfa turn. Her attorney* to far hava de­ clined to aay whether aha will toatiip to bar own behalf. Finch'* calm aaaertlon that truth waa hi* only weapon against com vktion and poaaible death to the gaa chamber ended aevan gruelling day* on the witnaaa atand for him. Ha appeared ae nnrufflad, aaraoe and self-possessed aa the day be began telling about hia varied love Ufa which lad to tba death of hi* wife, Barbara Jean Finch. Deapite glaring aootradicUon* be­ tween hia leaiimony and atatomanla ha made to police altar hie arraat concerning hia wifa'a daatb, Finch malnlalned hia aompleta In­ nocence— not aelf defence or any degree of reaponalblllty to hi* wife'* death. Sha waa ahot accidentally a* ba atrugglad with her on the lawn of their Waat Covina homo, bo claim­ ed. Ib a gun went off accidentally a* he tried to throw U away. That waa the aubatanc* of Finch'* toaUmony which caret to a breath-taking climax Thuraday. RALEIGH, N. « . (UPI) - A Negro - protest against tensh counter segregation in dim* and variety stores swept Into Virginia today as tha movomant began to wan* .In North Carolina. Demonstrator* to two Norik Carotins cities' called a abort trace. and com* lunch countan reopened Into Thursday to serve X-15 Rocket Soars To New High BOWARDE ATE, Calif. (U PI)— Tho X U osperimeotal yoekotakip soared to 00,000 fact about 11 miles — above the desert Thurs­ day is Its fifth powered tost flight. It waa tha fieri Urn* tha steak, 10-foot cra ft had flows ao high. Its speed was sot revealed bst woe more tha* 1,400 mile# ao botur* Only two 6,000 • pound threat rocket engines propelled the X-U to the powered flight which lasted four minutes. When the , stub­ winged rockstahip makes Ma plan­ ned nisauM sp to 100 mites high st speeds o f 4,000 mil** an hour R wIE ho powered hr on* giant ■0400 to 60,000-pound rocket an- SECURITY Nikita, Nehru Set To Discuss Border Problems V. 8. P. HAMMOND of JndtooavBie wlM speak at tba U a. m. Sunday ser­ v ic e a t Mte First Presby­ terian Church of Sanford. Mr. Hammond in Sunday school superintendent of tha Riverside Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville. Mr. Hammond will speak on the subject ’The Light That Never Faila." while customer* only, without in­ terference toom Negroes. But at Hamptoo, Va., Negro students from Hampton Institute planned to work to shifts to dram­ atise thalr protest at the whiteonly lunch counter of an F. W. Wool worth store. Manager G. A. Marks alosed the counter Thurs­ day when about 30 Negroes took state and began reading hooka and magaxinos. There wore indications tha pro­ tori movement would spread to other southern states. Tba Con­ gress on Raeial Equality also announced plane to begin picketing Woolworth store* to New York OMp Saturday. Tht demonstrators, largely etudents from various Negro colleges, converged on lunch counter* In dime storee, variety stores and some drug stores in Greeniboro, Fayetteville, Durham, Raleigh, Wtnaton*8alem, High Point, Char­ lotte and Elisabeth City, N. G. Fellowship Party Scheduled Sunday The Good Shepherd Lutheran Churchwomen will sponsor a fel­ lowship birthday party at 6:30 p. m. Sunday at the Shrine Club. Entertainment, Including folk and hymn ringing, will bo fea­ tured during tha evening. SSOC1ATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS NEW DELHI (UPI) — Indian Prim* Minuter Jawaharlal Nehru mat with visiting Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khruehchev .today for what Informed sources said was a wide-range review of the interna­ tional situation. The eources aaid tha talks would Include India's recent border trou­ ble* with Communist China—a dis­ pute which has put a heavy strain on relation! between New Delhi and Peiping. Khrushchev arrived at Nehru’s residence accompanied by hia top advisers, including Foreign Min­ ister Andrei Gromyko. The Soviet Premier had a rela­ tively light schedule today. Follow­ ing tha talks be la scheduled to lunch with Nehru and than address a civic reception. Khrushchev arrived .Thursday to New Delhi on the first stop of bU three-week tour of "goodwill and friendship" through Southeast Asia. The. trip also will tako him to Burma, Indonesia and Afghanistan. Khrushchev talked with Nehru for 40 minutes Thursday before ad­ dressing Parliament. In hit ad­ dress, he emphasised Soviet-lndian cooperation In tha causa of peace and disarmament. But be also boasted of the Soviet Union'a military proweis. Ha warn­ ed that any nation that started a war to this nuclear age would be badly hurt himself. Thai, he said, man must learn to keep the atom securely under eontxol." Pastor G. Bay James of Orlando, Missionary Volunteer Lrader of the Florida Conference will be the guest speaker at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church tonight. Addressing the 7:30 p. m. serv­ ice, Mr. James will have a mes­ sage especially for the young peo­ ple of the church. The speaker directs tha Young People's work of the denomination throughout Florida. He has re­ cently coma from California whan ba held a similar position. Mr. Jamas la from a family of ministers. His father, both grand­ fathers and a great grandfather were all ministers. His slaters have both married mlniaters. As a ion of missionary parents, hs Uved as a boy to New Hebrides and In New Guinea. Hs received hia education in Australia. Tha evening service will be opoa to the public. It Pay* To Use Tht Herald Want Ads EASTWOOD TER R A C E H O T E L DELAND 442 East New York Avc. NITE 7:30 MONDAY, PER IS M FURNISHED BOOMS, R BATMS DINING ROOM Sooting w r WO LARGE LOBBY wit* HUGE FIBEPLACM COMPLETELY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, torliriing Butler's Pantry, Food ATTRACTIVE LOBBY, BUM BOOM 2-STORY OWNER or INCOME HOME Currently used aa year 'rouad Income Property, eonaMu o f S bedrooms, livlnf room, dinlag room, both, Wtebsn. screened porch — many built-in feature*. Properly could easily and ineapenrircley be aanvortad to most any o<htr lypt inromt mb: P rin t# Schott* Nursing Home. Retirement Homo. Clinic, AptHauaftn, OHIee Ruiidin# wde TOP LOCATION doe* U DOWNTOWN. BBOPPIHC CKNTKKH across from PUBLIC LIBRARY, S bibs to Hospital, Rtetaoa Ualvaretty I t I Path * f Bapaaawa, Travel. OTHER COMING HANSRROUGH AUCTIONS MONDAY. FEB. S3. 14# P. M. — MASONRY HOME. ORANGE CITY. U rg e Corner Let, WeM-eared-tov, AMeaelive property, 101 Aapcu HI. TUE8DAY. FEB. 33. 1:30 P. M. — ALINA MOTBL HW J. 301. 8ARABOTA. II Furnished Unite, ROOM TO MEI'AND, Beet Location, way to BRADENTON. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 34. 146 P. M. — WINTER PARK HOME, Exclusive. Lake Knowles eritton, 6 Badeeow Masonry. THURSDAY. FEB. 33. 140 P. M. — DUPLEX, DEI.AND, 837 N. Woodland (17-93) complelly furnished I-story Masonry. FRIDAY, FEB. 36, 1:36 P. M. — ATLANTIC 8EAN D E COURT, Frontage both sides A tA. and Atlantic Ocean. 6 Cottage*. 16 unite, Weet aide At A frontage may b# pur­ chased separately. |_|ANSBROUG|__| A M ESSAGE T O OUR FRIEN DS A N D CU STO M ERS WE HAVE BEEN ASKED MANY TIMES — WHY DOESN’T FOODMART GIVE TRADING STAMPS. FRANKLY, IF OUR CUSTOMERS WANT THEM, WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO GIVE TRADING STAMPS — HOWEVER — ALL SO-CALLED POPULAR TRADING STAMPS IN THE CENTRAL FLOR. IDA AREA ARE CONTROLLED BY CHAIN SUPER MARKETB, IN TOE GROC­ ERY FIELD AND FOODMART IS DENIED THE RIGHT TO (HVE THEM. IN OTHER WORDS, WE WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE THEM TO YOU WITH YOUR PURCHASES IF WE WERE NOT DENIED THE RIGHT TO DO 80. FOODMART NOW HAS TWO PROGRAMS WHICH WE FEEL ARE DEFINITE­ LY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN TRADING STAMPS. WE PRESENT THEM FOR YOUR FULL CONSIDERATION. aalatet at B a Grata Methodist Church sarvieo at 11 a. as. Sunday. Mr. DriUdaw has sung with tha Baa Francisco Opera Oa. and New York Opera Ensemble. ,ll*r/m of valuation )for nil o v .r IS**,*** Publl* kaarl i* wMl k . k*U to tk. P«mlnuU County Daurt Haas*. Sautoiri, Florid., ta Iks Count* Conmilstlon.i* room ou Marik 1, IMS Bt ISM A. M. o f as soon tktrpattrr ■■ poaalbla Board or County Commlaalontr, Samlnole Cunnty, Florida « r John Kridar, Okplrmnu AMast David (latch .1 FuMIstii Ffbrunrr If. 1**’ IS WORTH U* IN VESTIG ATIN G i s ID .W E. 118.00 , THROUGH F. C. P. FOODMART GAVE APPROXIMATELY $5,000.00 IN 1050, TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS (PLUS MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO LOT) INQUIRE TODAY ABOUT FOODMARFS CONTRIBUTION PLAN (F C. P ) CHAR,TV ° * l h u r c h c a n b e n e f it (Cal “Chwek" Atkianna nr Tnny Train* at FAirfaa X-265S far DaUte) REM EM BER - AT FOODM ART IT'S » SAV MOR CO U PO N S FOR V A LU A B LE PREMIUMS F. C . P. FOR Y O U R C H U R C H OR C H A R IT Y ODMART — PARK A VE. A T 25th ST. SA N FO RD ’S HOM E O F Q U A L IT Y M EATS •u: I ftM * �Flu A t Epidemic Stage Here—Stay In If You're Asian flu has reaoed “ epidemic pro­ portions” in Sanford,t>r. Robert Smith, acting health officer kid today. Smith said that aring the past few weeks at least one-tenh of the city’s pop­ ulation has been hit i th the flu bug:. He said that this was a/onservative figrure as this type o f virus asts only 36 hours and most cases are t eated at home and many are not report*. Cold, Misery Plague Parts O f Deep South ■y I W M Pr*M latensalioeoi Th* winter’i wont snowstorm in th* South closed schools in Vir­ ginia, Georgia and Tennessee, North Carolina and West Virginia Inday and spread misery and death from Texas to New England. A warm sun begaa malting the snow in the Deep South states of '9 Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia but the process of clearing blocked Much Hostility Greets French "Nuclear Blast PARIS (U PI)—France's exults tion over Hi first atomic explosion gave way to some misgivings as reports poured in from around the world of th* chilly and even hos­ tile impact the tost made an other _ nations. V France was openly committed to an intense program of building nuclear weapon* for its armed Ibrcee "la make our national In­ dependence retpccled la all - cir­ cumstances," but already there wore dam and* Franco concentrate r peace." Charlee DeOeulle ______ _____ift resclioo to Use bloat whan ho telegraphed "Hur­ rah lor IF— a" greeting* to the - •oadi was a bigger job to the torth. j Virginia state police blamed leven deaths on th* weather, fey Virginia highways prompted 40 Jown and country school systems to Pertere a holiday. Authorities rerted primary roads clear today t said chains were a must on many secondary roads. More than half the schools in C News Briefs Racial Issue TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The (State Board of Control will take up the application of white student Al Breitler to enter all-Negro Flor­ ida A A M University this week. Industry Wins Battle TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - Th# prlcing method* of the U. S. oil indus­ try stood intact today alter a fede­ ral district judge tossed out price­ fixing charges against 2i of the nation's biggest petroleum firms. Bootlegger Kidnaped DELAND (UPI) — Deputies re­ ported two Negroes intent on hi­ jacking a load of illegal whisky kidnaped tha bootlegger and his family Sunday. The two were cap­ tured after driving through acveral countioa with their victims. Both th* alleged kidnapers and the man who had the whisky were jailed. Payoff Probed Virginia were closed today. Hun­ dreds of rural homes still were isolated this morning by more than a foot of snow. North Carolina had a partial thaw Sunday hut a hard overnight freeze coated the snow with a rniat of ice. The weatherman promised a gra­ dual warmup but vaki it would take some of the harder hit por­ tion* of Dixie keveral days to get rid of the unfamiliar tnow. Hundreds were stranded, puhlir transportation paralyzed and electrical and telephone service dis­ rupted a* the storm had stabbed through the heart o( Dixie Saturday ami moved on North. A warming sun turned the blan­ ket of snow into slush in many parts of Dixie. The Weather Bu­ reau warned of minor Hooding in the Carolina* at the melting snow swells rivers and stream*. The storm pounded the south in near record force. Eastern Tonne* see wa* paralyzed with 18 8 incites of snow, the heaviest in 20 years. Temperatures in Keminule Cotin ty dipped to 43 degrees this morn ing with no frost reported. entered lib Tlngtoday in the tight between Miami's mayor irad police chief over chargee o f gambler pro­ tection payoffs to police. Gerstein questioned Mayor Robert King High and City Manager Meyer I . Stoiler. They wiU review allega­ tions that numbers racketeers pay French daUiee noted the teat police an estimated $I0,UU) a week was greeted with "reserve" in for protection. ^Washington and London and open­ l y condemned by Moscow, whieh said the explosion confronted the CALCUTTA, India (UPI) — African peopfce with "imminent hazards of terrible food poisoning Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in this Indian stronghold with 1U terrible consequences." It was noteworthy that th* first of communism today to a gen­ Moscow denunciation wa* broad­ erally unexciting reception. The cast in English to tba nation* of Soviet news agency Tase said Africa. Moat of thee* countries al­ Khrushchev and bis party were ready had Teacted sharply. The welcomed at the airport by the United Arab Republic was taking governor and the chief minister lead in protests and there of the states of West Bengal on ro demonstrations in the street* this lag of his lour > nation Asia* goodwill tour. of •Damascus. DeGaull* said France would now b* better able to "make Its LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A "Fauaction felt" for nuclear disarma­ ment—a hint of French displeaV bus for president" campaign was wro at aft being admitted to th* in progress her* today, heralding U. I., British and Russian talks the Arkansas governor as "Chrison banning further nuclear tests. tian patriot and devotee of racial seif respect in the tradition ol Abraham Lincoln." Backers hi thr southern governor, some 130 strong, unanimously adopted a resolution asking Faubus to enter thr California primary against favorite son candidate 6ov. Edmund G. Brown. eONDUN lUPI) — Crowds of curious ''baby watchers" increased la size today outside •Buckingham P allet where Queen Elizabeth II awaited the birth of ber third child. Both Britons and tourista alike Ignored prospects of farther die' Mb si weather and cautious warn• ings that the birth might not come HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - I t was till Tuesday or the next day or per­ the least logical thing that a mouse could possibly bava done. haps even the next. Thq baby will be the fust bora But just as the judge was about to a reigning monarch in 103 years to name the "best cat" Sunday night at thr 10th annual triple 1 —since Queen Victoria. Anticipation was fanned by the rhampioaship charity eat show of arrival at the palaco Sunday of th* Houston Cat Club, a mouse j Sister Helen Rowe, the Cockney- scampered across the room, fillaccented royal midwifa, who at­ ed with M ) cate. Pandemonium la the only word tended the Queen at tbs births of p r in c e Charles, now II, and Prin­ to describe the next few minutes. cess Annr, ». The 52-ycar-old nurse The 300 eats screeched and snarlhad been (tending by in an apart­ ed in disorder until they were m en t, in nearby Kensington for caged. Th* little grey mouse had dis­ more than a week for the royal appeared, before anyone could say summons. "•cat." Unexciting Reception C Faubus A Candidate? ^Baby Watchers’ Awaiting Birth O f Queen’s Child Errant Mouse Fouls Texas Show O f C ats 7 Fire Stations Answer Call Seven fire department* fought a use fire in south Seminole County Sunday. Eugene Jane's home on Lake Howell Lane, Maitland, was gutted and the roof burned off. Two Goldcnrod firemen were injured w iie " th e ladder they were on broke. Firemen from Uoldenrod. tha Florida rarest Service, Cassel­ berry, Lbngwood, the Sanford NAS, Laae Mary and Union Park t Ervin Says He’ll Seek Re-Election TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Atly. Gen. Richard W. Ervin will seek election to a fourth term this year on a pledge of continued effort to •uppress organized crime and to maintain state* rights. Ervin, current president of the National Association of Attorneys General, was elected to his first four-year term In IMS. lie previ­ ously bad served in several state The tests sponsored by the Uni versity of Pittsburgh would be too expensive to give locally. They cost |3-|4 per student, guidance Edward Christensen said. Seminole High ia one o( If Flor­ ida high schools selected for the teste. The exem i given to grades 1-12 are to determine the guidance procedures best suited to help a student choole his career. Th* two-day tests will be given March 7 9. 10 11. and March 14 15 for atudents absent during the fir*| two session*. About 1,000 U, S. schools will join In Ihe tests. No special preparation is nrccs sary for Ihe project which seeks to find what young people are do ing in their Jobs and education a year after graduation from high school. Results expected from Ihe tests are an inventory of human re­ sources, a set of standard* for educational a n d psycltolugical measurement, a counseling guide on what talent patterns predict success, and a better understand­ ing of how young people choose their life work. lim t lit WEATHER: Fair today, slightly higher to m p e rn t urea. High today, GO-66. Low tonight, 45-52. VOL. XL1X United Press Leased Wirt Established 1908 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 11)60 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 629 Games, Rides Installed As Midway Takes Shape For Fair Fun, Exhibits To Be Attractions All .This Wsek Coffee Club1' " • Session Thursday An aftrr-Valenllne-Day meeting of th* Coffee Club sponsored by th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will he held at to a. m. Thursday al the USO-Chsmher of Commrrre lllilg. Guest* will be all secretaries, receptionists and offire assistants with as many of their bossrs si (hey can round up. The meeting, whirh will take place of the regularly scheduled coffee klark on the last Thurs­ day of each month, will feature tha awarding of valuable prizes, according to Charlie. Morrison, public rclaliuns director of the Chamiter and master of ecremonles for the affairs which have drawn large attendances. Due to the large crowd expected, the "coffee" It being moved from Ihe usual meeting place at Mrs. Appleby'* Restaurant in tl.r Val­ dez Hotel to the USO-Chatnher ol Commerce Bldg. There ara no individual invita­ tions. A blanket hid to all office assistants, secretaries and receptioniuls is tendered for the halfSeminole High School student hour coffee break program. l-srry A. Davis was named district representative for DCT studrnls at a meeting of the organization Sat­ urday in Winter Park. The Sanford Recreation Depart­ The organization also saw a di­ ment's Charm School will start rect dialing exhibition which in­ at 10 a. m. Tuesday at the Civic cluded a long distance tclcpliunr Center and all women interested talk with disr jockey Dick Clark in taking the course are urged to in New York. allrnd. Seminole High Pupil D C T Chief Charm School Argentines Launch Sink-Subs Campaign PUERTO MADRYN, Argentina (UPI) — Th* navy canceled of­ ficers' leaves in southern Argen­ tina today in apparent prepara­ tion for an all-out attack on two foreign submarines believed trap­ ped in the Nuevo Gulf. Two Argentine warships wrre reported to have fired oo — but not bit — one of the two subs when it surfaced 10 miles west of here Sunday. night. The U-boat is believed to have been dam­ aged in a previous attack. Unofficial reports published ia Bueno* Aires Sunday said tha navy has recovered the body of a frogman, apparently killed by a depth charge, from the waters of the golf. Observers speculated he might here been trying to re­ pair damage to t-e suomsr.oe ed “ below normal” by school officials, who blame the excessive absenteeism on the flu bug. Flu also has taken a heavy toll in business places and industries in the area and governmental offices reported num­ erous staff members ill. A large number of flu cases also were reported in other areas of Seminole County. O ft)? Guidance Tests To Determine Sti itt lowed ekpward •aturtdrmoratng. Today, newspapers began In­ forming French soadera lb* lest explosion mot a chilly reception In many foreign countries end ebsrp sa fer In eom*. especially the Arab ooontrioa of North At- run a fever should contact their physi­ cians. However, he emphasized that the best cure is to remain at home, take as­ pirin and drink plenty of liquids. Symptoms of Asian flu are fever, coug:hingr and vomiting, Dr. Smith said. He also urged all parents to keep their children at home if they are run­ ning a fever or have any other flu signs. Attendance in city schools is report­ Smith warned all residents who think they have contacted the flu to “ stay out of crowded places and remain in bed." Smith is acting: as county health o f­ ficer until Dr. Clyde Brothers, who was named health officer by the County Com­ mission last month, arrives here. Smith said persons who continue to Two planeloads of modern depth charges and drtretion equipment purchased from tha U. S. -arrived Sunday night, and it was behaved the new weapons would b* pul to use today. The navy dropped patterns of depth charges every 10 minute* or so ail werkrnd for Ibrlr haras slug effect, but the Argentina depth charges could not be set to explode deep enough to lie • serious threat to the subs. The U. S. charges can be ex­ ploded Is deep as 830 feel—IV) feel more than tha maximum depth of the guU. Rear Adm. Benjamin Morti* Coltnan. commander of the antisub operation, said oo* or both of tha submarines had been pick•d up peridically by sonar. "We plan to attack in a matter of haem," la County Fair Opens Tonight “ "W .1 1 A ribbon cutting will open the Seminole County Fair at I p. m. today. County, Ctly and American Le­ gion officials will open the fair at Sanford's Campbell • l-osslng Post 53 headquarters on Hwy. IT92. The combination of entertain­ ment sod home and farm pro­ duce exhibition will open at 5 p. in. each afternoon through Friday, Ihe exhibit building will be clos­ ed at 10 p. m. each night. Award ribbons and 1741 in prire money will be given to best en­ trees in 4 11, largest fruit or vege­ table, livestock, home economics, Girl and Boy Seoul, educational and miscellaneous divisions. Top individual priza money range* from 13 for first place home made lamps to 23 cents for third prizes In the largest fruit and vegrtahl* division. Prize, beef, poultry, rabbits, layer rake, randy, cake, table cloths, tea towels, bedspreads, rugs, rlay and wood models, ntagasine racks, bird houses, dolls, and "things that go" arr only a few of the items that the Legion has given permission to show in the fair. Boys and girl* under IS will have their big day Tuesday when Uie> will hr admitted to the fair frre. Special hour* for Ihe young alrrs on rhildren’i day will lie (rum 4 to 7 p. m. Regular ad­ mission price is 23 cent* for adults and 13 cent* for children. Out of town judges will pick winner* in Ihe exhibitions. Seminole Band Planning Barbecue A stream af county handiwork be responsible for articles placed came Into the exhibition building oo exhibit, but wilt take every Saturday and Sunday, the two precaution to save them from days when exhibits eovlid be plac­ theft or danthge." The associa­ ed. Tha exhibit* may be removed tion also will wot assume liability nail Saturday after 10 p. m „ for anyone injured at the fair. Con­ Sunday from I to ) p. m., and stable J. Q. Galloway will head Monday from 9 a. m. until noon. ■ squad of Legion members who Th* Fair Association "will not will police the fair grounds. Million-Dollar Race For Governor Forecast TALLAHASSEE (UlM) — At li*M«t five, jwi'liup* nix men will be in the office of the Florida secretary of state at noon Tuenriny, seeking permission to spend more tlmn « million dollars. They are candidates for governor qualifying to run. Thus far, state law has tightly limited their expenditures. I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) price* al l p. m.: American TAT ............... Arnrrican Tobacco Mlltl k) Belhlethem Steel . Caterpillar .......... . C A 0 ..................... Chrysler ... .. . Curtis* • Wright .. . DuPont ............ Eastman Kodak .. Ford Motor .... General Electric .. General Motors . . . . Ini. TAT . . . . >•■*•#•(***• Lorillard ....... Minute Maid •*#•******• Penney ................. Penn RR .............. Sears Roebuck .. . Standard Oil (NJ) Sludebakrr ........... U. 8. Steel ........... Westinahouse El. . Stuck 83'. 1031* tv . 29'« S31* 4I' « 26 2JI «7'V 7»»* 90 >« 48 »• 33H 38’ . 20 118 The Seminole High School Band 1SH Assn, will hold a chicken barbecue 4 3 '. Friday at Ihe Elks’ Club grounds. 48'ft Receipts from (be 3:30 p. m. bar­ 17‘ * becue will go to the band fund. A M half chicken eole slaw, baked 491* beans, bread, buller, celery and tea or coffee are on the menu. Tic­ kets will be sold by parent* of band players for 91.90 each. Take­ out "boxes" will be featured. This is the sixth year parents of band members have held a Casselberry's Lions Club will barbecue to raise money for the have a Ladies Night dinner young musicians. Thursday. D. Massey, one tb* new own­ ers the Seminole Raceway will speak after tha 7:30 p. m. dinner at Lyman School. Entertainment will be proVidad by lb# Lyman Men of Ssnfoid's First Presby­ School orchestra. terian Church will give their wives a "ladles' night" treat Tuesday night. The men are Invited to bring Casselberry's Veterans of ForIbeir ladies to the } p. m. dinner sign Wars Worn**’* Auxiliary will in Use church educational betid­ award a 17-inch television set ing. Robert A. Spear, Sanford March 19 aa the highlight of th* Church of tb* Nazarene pastor, orgahizalion's fuod raising camwill be tba ape alter. Ladies Night At Casselberry Presbyterian ’Ladies Night’ of of TV Set Award Rut alter they pay 11,123 to qualify Tuesday the lid is off. The nine Democrats and one Republi­ can in the race are expected tu spend a total of more than $2,300,000. Those planning to qualify as soon as the bouks open at noon are Sens. Fred Dickinson, West Palm Beach, Doyle Carltun Jr.. Waurltula; former Circuit Judge John MeCarty, Ft. Pierce; Mayor Haydon Burns. Jacksonville; and former House Speakers LY Karris Bryant, Ocala, and Ted David, Hollywood. All except David say tliev will personal)- qualify. David saio lie would either come ur mall in Ida fee. The only Republican in the race, Uernard Sbotkin, Munti Beach, has nut indicated whea he will qualify, Nor have Democrat! liarvie Belter, Bunifsy; G e o r g e Downs, Winter Park; and Bill liradrix, Ku Xlux Klan Iradrr from Oldtmar. The qualifying period closes March I. Besides voting tor gover­ nor. Floridians will ballot In Ihe firat primary May 3 for six cabinet offices, three Florida Supreme Court seals, and a post on tha Railroad and Public UtUillea Com­ mission. Also to be elected are eight con­ gressmen, three district appelate judges, 19 state senators and 95 state representatives, and many court and county officials. Nine men arc in a crowded race for the secretary of state post be­ ing vacated by R. A. Gray. Four want ihe commissioner of agricul­ ture job Nathan Mayo is leaving. Of the cabinet officials seeking re-election, only Treasurer and In­ surance Commissioner J. Edwin Ur*«M is eapccted to have opposi­ tion. Dade Cotrnly Commissioner Arthur Fatten Jr., former Duval County Sheriff Al Cahill, and Er­ nest C. Collins, Ta.lahassea, are his potential upponcala. Feud Begins WASHINGTON (UPI) Th* Senate afHti*lly begaa Ite elselion year sivil rights feud today, N* civil rights la-on (be Sen. ata calendar for today but, un­ der an agreement reached last year, Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) might ealt tip a minor House-approved measure as a vehicle to which civil rlghla legislation could be attached. First, however, the chsmbqy wee scheduled to consider a tobacco MU and a House-Senate compromise measure to boost federal spending lo prevent water pollution. Battlelines for the civil righto skirmish were formed during tho weekend. Southerners served no­ tice they could fight the pro­ posals at every turn and north­ erners stepped up their drive for nrw legislation. Th* Senate was expected to pass the water pollution bill but it appearrd certain to be vetoed by President Eisenhower. Tha measure would provide for a Stoomillion increase to $900 million in federal contributions for a longrange aid to loealitifi for build­ ing disposal planta. Elsenhower's budget called for only $20 million in fiscal 1981 and none the following year. He has hern trying, without success, for the past several years to scrap the proaram. Enrollment Day For Youngsters Set Principal of Ihe Osteen School, 31rs. Harold ilarria announced to­ day that registration day for en­ rolling youngsters in kindrrgarten for th* next school .ea r la Feb. 24. Osteen parents whs wish to register their children in kinder­ garten classes for next year are urged to be at the school between Ihe hours of to a. m. and noon. All children born on or before Jao. I, 1938, are eligible to at­ tend the classes. Tbs classes will be held al the Enterprise School. Sanford Motorist Injured Slightly Anderson W. Williams. SI, San­ ford, was Injured Saturday after­ noon when his ear turned over on Hwy. IT-92, one mite south a< Sanford. Williams was treated for ante and bruises at Seminole Memorial Hospital and released sbertty ni­ ter Um accident.' Florida Highway Patrolman I. L. Sikes charged Williams wllb reckless driving end driving wllb n revoked license. v l,f\ rflmTi «f> � 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 12, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 12, 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 12, 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/ed71ad5a889ccdada8774b2234770101.pdf 2a4e8dc1bc6ed5d6fe1a75b057e1cd34 PDF Text Text — to neat season's npfaodea to B o P fito practice to lav in the office to Mato d a re land Jr. Jahnssn, the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Johns ret, ia a graduate of the <totems University College to Low mid paaito the Florida bar exa­ mination* in November. He nttoadto Sanford schools and was prodsst/d from Seminole High School in 1P4S. He later attended Mnrrsy State College. Murray, t a i l Be ia a member to Phi Delta fM la p a l fraternity. Hesrt-sbapcd n d plastic erne b /t» i to Sanford t it«rt« shew Heart Month i* here. The k m i , distributed hr Mr* Lm u H Munson. Mr*. fid 1 M «sy, Mim Barbara Ruprecbt a ad rttoatatri fro* B t Fetor* ftor*** Ai m , arfll remits m display through Fab. S , Haart I — day. T V com V u a vara placed to baaha, stars*, service stotton*. restaurant* aid pcofeiiiowal to' l « i i . T V Heart Fend dnvt will reach iu peak aa Heart W a y when total eelant ana* w * canvas* county residential arena la pat In d t to fight heart disease. Television Night Reruns New Appearing In Daytim e Slots *rw r o w <urn-ojd aiiht time TV shows sever die. They >ato mo * to fade into the day­ time schedule* Monday. NBC-7V begs a substitsting second-hand Loretu Young episode* — old Youngs, we e*D these reruns — sod repeats to "Yasry Derringer" for "The House an High Strato** and ‘ Spirt Personality." "The Haul* on High Street" was to surprisingly high ousirty far daytime while "Split Personality" offered os the dubi­ ous advantage to watching brand new asedtoenty in place to aid mediocrity. There ia • tradeary to regard t the slag heap to daytime TV a* ‘ a shocking commentary on the TV iadus:ry and an insult to the housewife's intelligence. I disagree. I believe those who |must watch daytime TV, regard­ less to their reasons, are ntber eayoyrng what they see and are not feeling insulted The t.aple fact m that, compared to night am diesces. daytime audiences nr* small. T V rt meat be some time­ killing hours on TV and. in gen­ eral, I take that to V the func­ tion to the daytime schedule. After all. ant every motion pic­ ture mesas something. Yes. even TV columnists sometimes turn out copy that doesn't make a literary anthology. Why varta time shoe!Opes ap those caas to leugbier. mi for hither gaaMy daytime boy*, the comedy vbowi are comprogramming when the artwork* tag back. art bating troabir enough upgrsdT V antberiUtive trade public atog their *.ghtti*e rosters? Uoc. Television Digest, tell* at Me? r e t aade my adjustment that 71 V pefal comedy *ehes now to this fact to He. 1 give the art- are ta preparation oat to approxiworka their daytime hour* tor rat- maieiy toe half hour pilot films ting coraera and saving dough being made to Hollywood for pot with reruni . la return for this tol- aibie s*e next aeaaaa. There are eraace. 1 caa expect the* to roe ! only to eew weateraj and three tiawe improving their nighttime , private eye series oo the bat. schedules. Improvement to night-1 The emphasis for IMS-*: is on time TV ultimately wiO improve ' comedy. action and sdicnture daytime TV because to the traffic Eire Jim Amen, the Matt DiRon pattern oo repeats that has cm erg of Cuts moke.” is choosing a ed By and large, that'a how M, comedy format tor his prodaettoa works out. i company's initial pilot film. OWN FOODMART m ■» F O O D M A R T W IL L G IV E - U P TO M O " A B S O L U T E L Y FREE T ftn rr; FOLGKR’S COFFEE (THE FIRST 110.00 O F VOIR PURCHASE) (WITH FOOD ORDER) W H E N A RED S T A R A P P E A R S ON YOUR CASH REGISTER TAPE HAROLD JOHNSON 9 . K. MeNab, w n o r and manair to the Credit Birtaa to Sanvd, has announced the appointmat to Paul D, Levis Jr. as a * Unto manager to the Bureau. Lovie la a native to Jarkaonville. Bar anmpteUng his schooling at Bishop Kenny High School there, V attended Maonii Collage to MuBe in Nev York City. Ha has had experience in the •sndit field and banking, having V an associated with the Florida Ballanal grows to banka; Citizens BaManal Bairn, dearwator; Bank to A s Manhattan Company and fhaaa Manhattan Bank to New m a t OMp. Far the peat two years i t vaa with Jtetall Credit ComBMP'S branch attire, Jaekaonvilla, aa m Inapaetar Stipervlsor. M s M married and baa a fourBMdhtod aas. (to plana to mart ■ a toaaMy In Sanford toon. WE GIVE AND REDEEM SAV-MOR COUPONS SWIFTS PREMIUM OUR OWN TOMATO SOUP FLAVOR SWEET 10 IM CAPSULES m o n k y hack g u a r a n t e e BACON 4 IK c«». PLUMS l'/t Can. I SMALL LEAN TASTY H [ VAN CAMP Can. PORK A BEANS 2 Vi GROUND 9 49 A . SOS DELMONTE Cans FRUIT COCKTAIL ‘ RIBS i YOUR CHOICE 4 Cana ‘ WINTER GARDEN Biff 24 Ok. GIVE AND WITH 69 ( DETERGENT F. F. V. TUNA 4 MACAROON *“ KRISP8 HENNY PEN BIG DOG 7 r . , F O O D '-- BATH SIZE CAMAY W V vV ! SAVE p r ie Ba s Giant FLAGA BLACKEYE FROZEN SPECIALS i TREND FOOD KING - SPAR E Dll POOD KING PEACHES FRESH 1 RYER ^ 0DRUMSTICKS APPLE PEACH CHERRY Ctuu 99c BID ROSE PURPLE FRYER BREASTS OLEO YOUR CHOICE FLA. GRADE A 1 tar 1 tost I mm • 11 111g 1 rf'1* 17 a ¥}i y | CAMPBELLS SWIFTS PREMIUM AGED BEEF ROUND STEA K ' UPTO$600 LAST WEEK WE HAD 20 HAPPY WINNERS WERE YOU ONE OF THEM ? IN MEATS BREAKFAST phoM: f lir t * 2-4112 btfoci nooit to irren gt for m any lb h im M y I THERE W ill, BE MANY WINNERS — BUNT MISS IT WE FEATURE ONLY THE BEST FULL CUT — TRIMMED wh«t you d o . . . visit FAMILY! H you ONd !>wood, having cem pl'’ td the currant schedule to X . Walt Disney Presents, now a Pridsy night fix­ ture on ABC-TV, mores into the T V Channel Swim: "The Bar­ Sunday evening a'twork schedule barians." a full hour weekly senes in the fall. sec ia tiie Roman Empire era, is beisg produced by NBC-TV for next fall's night schedule. Jack Palasce will star ia the series, which is based an a Vaa Wyck Brooks' best-selling nose!. A half-hour weekly senes called “ The Great Barnum,” bated on the life to showman Phineas T. Barnum. is planned for next fall by ABC-TV. I V Riagiiag Broth­ er* Cirrus will float through the CBS-TV air on Friday. May 2) ia a one hour sideotaped special em­ ceed by Bart Parka. ABCTV'a Maverick now is filming the first MUSSELMANB TISSUE APPLE SAUCE F.C.P. THROUGH BIRDSEYE | OODMART8, CONTRIBUTION ■ GREEN PEAS H i-W E S T W E GIVE 1% OF YOUR PURCUHASES TO YOUR K IT E FAVORITE ORGANIZATION fc O M O U * _ O tS P tA V / CORN McKe n zie s CHOPPED SPINACH , TURNIP GREENS KALE INQUIRE TODAY F R E E CRUNCHY SMOOTH GBUnM.BTRAINUD la M R a rM i IA IY POODS SANFORD A T 25th :V’ "i & % j J * �/ (F it? j^ a n f o r b ij m t lf o WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered showers today and tonight. High today, 70-76. Low tonight, 50-55. VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 627 S t P ete Police Nab Oviedo M u rd er Suspect M. Petersburg police arrested today the man suspected of mur­ dering an Oviedo Negro girl Mon­ day. jaAaron Anderson, a 42 year old Negro, is being held In St. Peters­ burg on an aggravated assault charge. St. Petersburg police stUi have to determine whether they will hold Anderson on the aggra­ vated assault tharge before turn­ ing him over to Sheriff Hobby's office. Sheriff's offices, the FBI and Highway Patrol Offices over Florida were notified that Ander­ son was wanted for murder, Sher­ iff Hobby’s office reported today. Anderson ia suspected of imydering 16-year-old Altames Perkins whose body was found just off SR 416 in north Oviedo yesterday. The girl, daughter of Leola Perkins of Franklin St.. Oviedo, was found stabbed with a butcher knife, found Anti-Payola Law Proposed « WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Federal Communication* CommUflion today proponed new legislation which would make "payola" and deceptive broadcasting practices, such as rigged quiz shows, criminal offenses. The FCC proposal waa announced shortly after Presi­ dent Eisenhower, at his news conference, condemned "payola’* as an abuse of public News Briefs C ack To Port SAN FRANCISCO (UPi) -Three tugs were heading te port here to­ day with the 31,600 • ton tanker Angelo Petri which waa awamped two days ago at the start of a trip to the East Cosst. Cardinal Mourned BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —'Yugoslavia') seven million Rowanna Catholics swarmed ta their % bu rd »a today to mount for Aloyslua Cardinal Mspinac, who died Wadnasdap at poaumonla. Earth T rem or.. SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) - A violas* north traitor shook Santi­ ago and oUtor oitioo of Central Chile at a. as. today. Police said first reports made no men­ tion of as sueHies or property damr « ' ■ Hope Dime MIAMI (UPI) - C o s * Guard planes and aircraft searched the Florida Straits with dimming hopes today k r tte personal plana of Oaten Premier Fidel Centre, missing since Sunday with two man aboard. Juvenile Hearing # MIAMI (UPI) — A Senate sub­ committee opened a two - day hearing today on juvenile delin­ quency in Miami as part of I nationwide inquiry into the methods of lie problem Lake Conference x* f & ■ Seminole County was expecting an autopsy report this morning, telling the cause of death and whether rape had also been committed. A coroner's inquest is set for 6 p. m. Monday in the courthouse. State's Attorney Tom Waddell and Assistant State's Attorney Anthony Hoscman Jr. of Titusville will queslion witnesses to legally determine the cause of death. V , H morality. w vr "Payola;" currently the topi: of a congressional investigation, ie a term for sido paymeols to broad­ casters for plugging phonograph records or other unsponsored pro­ ducts. The FCC proposals would amend laws to provide fines up to $3,000 or one yoar in prison or both for persons engaging in "payola" and deceptive broadcasting prac­ tices. The recommendations were a follow-up of Atty, Goo. William P. NEW KIWAK'IANS went itiMUtlled ut the Kiwuni* Civic ('enter luncheon Rogers' report to the President on yesterday. Ed ShinhoUer and Rev. Herbert Goer** congratulate the new recently • disclosed evils in Mi* member*, Rev. James Barnett, Marvin J. Rohlf* and Bob Jackson. broadcast industry. (Herald Photo) Tte eoaaission said tte abuses had led lo "widespread disillusionmeat on tte part of the viewiog public." It said that at present "the eemmlssion has no Jurisdic­ tion over tte employes of • broad­ cast station with respect to this Seminole County still has about a film about the harm caused by a few who are allergic lo the eot type of activity, nor does it ap­ 2,306 acres to be treated against fire ants and how Iht insects biles may die. pear.that such Jurisdiction ia wari l l f f l t L - . . - , . , . r . net m „ ^ L ' riCT.Md da«»ie« not enlj Must persons oiltsn hr firtr ants Hum their sliags, but from their _ ... , . Charles Youtsey at the Mete Existing lew makes it a enroe Plant Board told Hanford Kiwan­ suffer the same effects as When clogging up farm and construction for a radio or TV (tattoo lo plug ians Wednesday that 2.348 acres they are stung by bees or wasps. machinery. They arc found la records or other product* without have already been treated in the Some suffer nausea and fever and firlds, golf courses and cemrlerjse. identifying tte sponsor. county. The ants here are found Tte FCC's proposed legislation chiefly in the southwest part at would extend tte lew to cover the county around Forest City and diec Jockey and advertisers or Longwood. record distributors making under­ The ants are found in 23 spots cover payments. in the county, Youtsey said. YoutLAWTNEY (UPI) — Florida ia apparently traffic The developments earn* amid say end George Desin of the U. trap free. hints by House investigators that 8. Dept, of Agriculture have hcen The Peninsula Motor Club said the one here had that* we* more ttea meets the fighting the ants with hcptachlor, been eliminated and that the American Automobile ay* ia a fun-filled Miami Beech a chemical which kills the iinsccts convention at which record com­ on contact. Assn, would resume routing tourists through this small panies coughed up at least 9117,663 Bradford County community on U. S. 301. Youtsey and Desin found the to malm diet Club President Marvin L. Holloway said that with aate ia October at last year. They and happier." the elimination o f the I^iwtney trap, Florida is appar­ came upon ■ large mound near Sanlando. imported fire ants iiret ently free o f such revenue-producing devices in its appeared ia Seminole County ia small towns on strategic highways. Longwood, eight years ago. The club charged that iMst year 40 jmr cent of The two agriculturalists showed Fire A ntTreatm ent Aired To Kiwanians Who's Speeding? Stolen Infant Quickly Found TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. La Roy Collins has calltd a one day conference here March 16 on ^problems of fresh water lakes in Florida. Tte mooting will be at­ tended by representatives of all state agencies and other* inter­ .MIAMI (UPI) - Dade County ested in problems arising from the officers today arrested Edwins uae and ownership of the many Batllio, IT, only 26 minutes after lakes ha tte stats. she had taken a month-old baby from Its earriaps outside a super­ Cuban Plant market. LAWRENCE. Ksn. (UPI) Officers quoted her as saying she Jules Dubois, Latin American oor- took Kathy Amello because the in­ j-espondent for the Chicago Tri- fant "looked neglected." •nine, said Wednesday that Cuban The child's mother, Alice Ar­ Premisr Fidel Castro has planted nolfo, had left Kathy outside while Castro supporters on U. S. col­ ■••w ih# nscvgvirwsi ihoDDtd • lege campuses. Delivering (he an­ Bystanders saw a woman lift the nual William Allen White lecture child from tte carriage and drive at the Uolverzily uf Kansas, Du­ away ia a late-model auto. They bois also charged that a Common* furnished pollco with the car's de­ lot conspiracy ia "boring into" scription and llccaso number, a all masa media la Latin America. city-wide radio alert was broad­ cast, and two patrolmen slopped TB A bril T o Meet the woman several blocks away. Tho baby was rolurned lo its a . The Seminole County TB Asso­ c ia tio n will meet neat Tuesday molhar unhurt. Police withheld at • ». m. at tha First Baptist filing chargee pending a confer­ ence with the state attorney. Church. Freezing Cold Follows Reason's W orst Storm Girl Student Shows Up Male ROTC Classmates TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Most of the student* in on* ef Florida States University’s normally all­ male Air Force ROTC classes took a bark scat to the depart­ ment's on* gtrl student last se­ mester. Joan Drawdy, a darkhaired ma­ jor in food and nutrition, gained an A In the course, placing her in the upper 10 per rent of the class among 430 men. She is the only girl in Hie his­ tory of Ihr organization to enroll In an ROTC course. And she says she plans to lake other military enurset before she graduates lo INI. Band Twirling Performance Set Seminole High baton twirlcr* will Join eight other high sellouts and junior high schools In a twirling exblbitioa at the Ocoee school gym tonight. Tickets for the 6 p. m. exhibi­ tion are 30 cents for adults and 23 tents for students. A supper By United Press latenutiosul |eter dropped 43 degrees in 24 will be served from 3-7:30 p. m. A sero cold wave rbised the hours, from a balmy 70 to 23. Tickets are 81.23 for adults and worst storm of tte winter across The cold wave added to the 73 cents for children. the country today. miseries of winter - weary realThe mercury plunged lo the dents of the Great Plains and tcro mark In the Great Plains Midwest states trying lo clean up this morning and the weatherman mountainous drifts left by the. .posted cold wave warnings for deadly storm, lows, Missouri, Oklahoma and The giant syslrm of tornadoes CHICAGO (UPI) - Dr. U-o K. portions of Kansas and Nebraska, dost storms, sleet, bail and footd Readings below sero were regia- deep snows already accounted for Bishop, viee president of the Na­ tered in North Dakota and Mtnnc S3 lives—6 ia Wisconsin, 7 n tional Conference of Christians and sots. The icebox of tte country Iowa, 6 io Michigan, 3 each In Jews, said today his wounding by was Grand Forks, N. D-, with 12 Texas, Kansas, California and Il­ seven Negro teen-agers "has not changed my convictions ia any linois, and I ia Arkansas. degrees below sero. Work crows fought to reopen way." The mass of cold, Canadian air Bishop, a white minister, was knifed deep into Dixie. Readings roads blocked by the wind* ■pproechiag tte fwsalhg mask whipped mam tet hundreds at shot Monday night when tte five romelaed attended, boys aad two girls held him uR were repotted at Jackson, Mia*, travelers some of them tor more than 36 near his home. He was reported in and Rlrmingham, Ala. "fair" condition today. At Flippca, Ark-, the thermem- hours. IP! Anderson who boarded with the murdered girl's mother, was a farm worker here about a year. St. Petersburg police were told by a Negro woman, that Anderson also stabbed her last night when she refused to help him. Cap). Wal­ ter Tipton of St. Petersburg said that the woman, Elisa Dale, said Anderson admitted raping and kill­ ing the girl. Peace Justice Hugh Duncan of lying on the body. The girl was found by Deputy R. W. Alford and Oviedo Constable (icorge Kel­ sey. The clue to the location of the body came through a phone call to another Oviedo Negro. The call­ er, from St. Petersburg asked if the missing girl had been found yet and told the location of her body. M inister Beaten By Youth Gang Lawtney'n revenue came from traffic fines but that only one o f the fines was paid by a Bradford County resident. - City Board To Study Zoning Amendments Sanford's toning and planning commission will discuss amend­ ments to the city's toning ordin­ ance tonight. Jacksonville city planner George W. Simons may present a re­ vised Sanford toning ordinance at 7:3o p.m. meeting in 'ity Hall. Simon* it employed by Sanford ax city, planner. Hr may also give the toeing board hlx returnmrndations for capital improve­ ments here. City Manager W. K. Knowles hat told the toning and planning board that since the present ton­ ing ordinance was drawn up in 1044 most of its regulations arc obsolete in some way. The amendments suggested by Knowles Included: Set up an ares for duplexes only and get a definition of a duplex. Change (he coding of Sanfond districts to a simpler form AWOL Pigeon Straggles Home JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - A bedraggled racing pixeon arrived home here Ibis week more than nihe months after he was released in Macon, Ga. "I sure wish I knew where he's been," said owner Keith E. Young, " I f* obvious he hasn't been ia anyone's loft or he wouldn't be in this condiUon." Tte pigeon waa dirty, his fee Us­ ers tattered, hlx feet filthy. Ha s'oi.id have completed the 2U0nine trip the day he was released. and rrvise the area require nents for Negro dwellings. Knowle* also said* that industrial sites arc threatened with elimi­ nation when people build houses on sites zoned for industry. Home owners object to industry after they have built on an industrial s ' ic . Knowles said. T. r city manager advised that people building in « iommcrrial zone should realize Uial this will devaluate their proper!;. Head-On Crash Takes Two Lives CROSS CITY (UPI) -T h e High­ way Patrol said a car trying to pass a house trailer here Wednes­ day collided head-on with another car, killing two peraons and in­ juring five. The dead victims were Gerald Warlrl, 39, Chicago, and John Carjka Jr., I-oraln, Ohio. The in­ jured were relative* of the vieUms. Capital Faces Food Headache WASHINGTON' (UPI) The nation's capital faced a food shop­ ping headache today wbeo the six largest supermarket chains closed their stores because ef a meat cullers' strike. Tte ehaiaa operate 364 stores and handle 73 per ceat of tte retail food sales in the Wash­ ington area. Sieg Named To Seminole School Board Ike Proposes Gov. I.rRoy Collins today ap­ pointed W. I.. Sieg at Geneva to replace C. F. Harrison to the Semi­ nole County School Roard. Harrison, a former resident of Geneva, died Friday. The board met this morning and approved Collin's recommendation. Sieg was present at the meet­ ing. In other business today the board devilled against leasing the Orange grovt at ths Altamonte School and authorized a portion of it to be cleaned out for playground use. The board also discussed acress roads to the new Seminole High School and authorised engineers to rontinu* the study an the proposed plan. The board also appointed William Stewart as a bus driver in the Lyman School area to surcced Mrs. Eleanor Martin who resign­ ed. New Test Ban WASHINGTON (UPI) President Eisenhower announaod today a new U. S. proposal for a nuclear tent ban. The President told his news conference the plan was be­ ing presented to Britain and Russia at Geneva today. Ha appealed to the Soviet Union to accept it as a "constructive beginning." The President said H would "prevent increases in the level of radioactivity in the atmosphere and so allay world wide concern.” The United Slate* it proposing to "end forthwith, under assured controls: All nuclear sreapont tests In the atmosphere; All nuclear weapons tests in the oceans; All nuclear weapons tests In those regions In spare where ef­ fective control ran now be agrrrd to; and all nuclear weapon* test* beneath the surface of the earth which can be monitored." The President described his four-point plan as comprising "initial but far-reaching and yet readily attainable steps toward a complete ban on nuclear weapons lesls.” "They are steps which offer an opportunity to consolidate the im­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The portant progress made in the Army ditcloeed today that for negotiations thus fsr," the Presi­ the first time, a ballistic mis­ dent said. "It is our hope that the sile has been destroyed la the Soviet Union will join with us In air by another missile. this constructive beginning." His aaaoaaceraeet said as The President declined lo s«v Meaesl John artillery rocket whether the Uniled Stairs would woe blown ip by a Hawk anti­ suggest a specific level below aircraft missile la a successful which underground tests would test at White Heads, N. M., Jen. not be banned. Some U. S. offi­ 26. Medea pictures *f the cials have said it is impossible, achievement were shewn at the under the inspection procedures Pentagon today. the Russians agree to, lo detect with any certainty blasts under the magnitude of 30 ktlotons. The President said the figure was negotiable. Elsenhower said the United Stales was presenting its proposal because of its desire "to end Ihe apparent deadlock in the negotia­ tions" at Geneva, where Britain County Supervisor of Registra­ the Uniled States and Hussla have tion Mrs. Camille Bruce, today been haggling on the subject for announced ». schedule for register­ more than 13 monlhs. ing in (he Democratic primary in May. Mrs. Bruce Intends to go Into the county with the reglstralloo books starting Fob. M. Following li the schedule: Feb. U and Mar. 1—The commu­ nity house ia Altamonte Springs; Mar. 2 snd 3—The Florida Power The second in a series of four tounge in Bear Lake; Mar. 3 and 4—the old school building in zoning hearings will be held at 7:30 Chuluola; Mar. 7—the Legion hell p. m. today in tho courthouse to ia Fern Park: Mar. 6—the real explain the new comprehensive estate otflca of R. K. Purvti in zoning law. The hearing will be («r residents Forest City; Mar. 10— tha comimftaft hteN ia Geneva:' Mar. of District I; The first hearing, M— Adristtco'a Real Estate Of­ held Tuesday night, was for resi­ fice in Goidenred; Mar. 14— the dents of District 9. Community Presbyterian Annex In Lake Mary; Mar. 13 end 16— the IsMigwood Town Hall: and Marrh 17 and 16 ia the Oviedo City Hall. The registering period ia all areas o( the county will be held from I lo t p. m., Mrs. Bruce laid. Bulletin Registration Schedule Set Second Zoning Hearing Tonight Third U. S. Sub Reaches Pole 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPi) — orlces at 1 p. m.: American Airlines .......... American TAT ............ American Tobacco ............ Hethleihrm Steel Caterpillar........... C A O Chrysler ................ Curtiss • Wright ssoeeees# DuPont ' ................ see**** Eastman Kodak Ford Motor ........ General Electric .. Gneral Motors ... Graham - Paige ... seep**** int. TAT ........... ••ooeeae* Lorlllard Minute Maid ....... Penney ................ Penn RR ■ ........ Royal American .. Sear* Roebuck Standard Oil (NJ) Studebakrr .......... li. S. Steel........... Weslinghousc El. Stock 21M *314 104'k 4614 30Vi 66 6014 26)4 232 Nt4 764* 864* 46'4 2*4 334* 344. tIH 116 13'4 341 4344 431* 16 S3) ■ 30 Three Shaken Up In Copter Crash MIAMI (UPI) - Thro* persons escaped serious Injury Wednesday when a helicopter crash-landed from 200 fact after a power failure on tn island near downtown Mia­ mi. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kuit of Arlington, Va., and Edward Hoff­ man, 32, the pilot, were only shaken up in the mishap. The Kuits were here on a combined business-pleasure trip and had de­ cided to take the aerial tour oo the spur of the moment. Hoffman said the crash-landing was caused by failure of the heli­ copter's centrifugal clutch which provides driving power. The heli­ copter’s tail and cockpit bubble were ripped off ia the crash. Spelling Bee Winners Named Osteen fourth grader Joyce Harvey aad fifth grader Deborah Tatum were winner and runner up ■t the Osteen School spelling tee Tuesday. They will compete ia tte Volusia County spelling bee, March L WASHINGTON (UPI) - A third U. S. atomir-powered submarine has reached the North Pole. This one, the Sergo, planted the Ha­ waiian flag at the top of the world. Tte Sergo reached Ihe North Pole el 2:34 p. m. Tuesday after cruising 2.744 miles under the Arc­ tic Ice pack in 14 days and 21 hours, the Navy announced. Tit* twn other nuclear powered submarines that reached Use top of the world were the Nautilus and Ihe Skate, The Skate made the trip twice. The Sargo was able lo push only Its conning lower through the three fert of ice at the pole. This was enough to eoablr crew members to scramble out on the ice to take observations and plant the flag of the 30th state. There ii a two fold purpose be­ hind (he voyages ol this country's nuclear subs Into Ihe Arctic. One is to chart a new "northwest pas­ sage" between Uie Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The other Is to map the area for possible military cam­ paigns. Band Association Meets Tonight The Seminole High School Hand Association will meet at a p. m. today to discuss plans for the com­ ing barbecue scheduled Feb. 20. The meeting tonight rill be held in the high school band hall and all members are urged to attend. Publicity Seekers Rapped WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presldent Eisenhower today deplored sensa­ tional publicity by factions trying to push pet military projects. The President, at a new* con­ ference which went heavily into the field of missiles and rockets, also described as crazy a recent statement by Soviet Premier Niki­ ta S. Khrushchev lhal the Russian moon rocket was proof that com­ munism is superior tn capitalism. Eisenhower, just hack from a visit to the Air Force missile test renter at Cape Canaveral, Fla., told reporter* he fell much better aboi.t the nation's missile program as a result of bis trip. But he declared lie thought k was a serious mistake for anyona involved in the defense program le push a pet policy by seeking sensalional publicity without due con­ sideration for overall national in­ terest. The President earlier had been described n angered by what he regards as congressional "leaks" of secret testimony on compare* live U. S.-Russian missile strength. Scientists Probe 'Strange' Object WASHINGTON (UPI) - A my*, terious earth-circling object about the size of a large automobile wee being studied today to determina whether the Russians have put up a secret aatellHe. American tracking statiooa de­ tected the object ia a near-polar orbit. They are uncertain whether it is a voiceless satellite, or a eat* tloo of a apace rocket that got into One theory ia (hat the ebjeag might be Ihe result of a Russian ’ satellite or lunar probe firing that waa unsuccessful and was never announced. In this case, the mya* tery probably would deepen because no cooperation could be on* pectcd from the Russians in identi­ fying the object. Another theory is that tte mysterious object may be a scctlba of Russia's Lunar III rocket that pho­ tographed the moun last October. The Defense Department empha­ sized that the object wax not a weapon or io any way connected with Ihe "fantastic new weapon" that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush. chev mentionad recently. * Treasury Loot Case Is Closed SPHINGF1ELD, III. (UPI) -T h e state of Illinois closed its hooka today on Orville Hodge's 91,371,364 looting of Ihe state treasury. Aa attorney said Ihe state has recovered every cent embezzled by Hodge white he was state au­ ditor. Hodge, once considered a likely prospect for governor, was sen­ tenced lo a 12-to-lS year prison, term after Ihe gigantic theft was uncovered in 1936. Injured Worker Out O f Hospital m Marion Davis, a workman Injur, cd at Lake Mary Elementary School Tuesday, was released from Seminole Memorial Hospital the same day. Davis, of Tiflon, Ga., was working on the school addition when he fell 10 feet through a hole in the roof. Pollution Problems To Increase In State JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Air and water pollution will be bigger problems In Florida in the next M years, a slate health official said Wednesday. David B. Lee, director of the Slate Health Board's Bureau of Sanitary Engineers, said legisla­ tion is needed to encourage plan­ ning programs at both state and local levels to meet the situation. "Water needs will move astro­ nomically," Le* told the county health officers at the close ef a three-day conference. He said "w# have enough water —tha problem will be distributioo and protection of quality." lue health officials proposed tuat •'4 a study be mad* of the possibility of setting up health controls over baby sitters; wider inoculation of pre-school children with polio vac­ cine; Increased ampbasia on In­ dustrial accident prevention: atria ter regulations governing us* ef septic tanks: higher salaries for public health nurses and a yearly X-ray check of all persona bolding state health cards. Tte group also recommended that a chapter he added to tte sanitary code spelling out “ tealtb. fui and sanitary standards" lo ho used ia building aew houaoa. Tho standards would be drawn up Ip eugiueers and sanitation experts, j p ” �* i — •V . Page 2-Thurs. Fsh. 11, l f « t Thlrty-sU of the 140 persons on trial war* acquitted on grounds they were merely Innocent by­ standers on the scene of various clashes between secret police end foes of the Castro regime. Defendants at the month-long trial Included survivors of the action la August at Trinidad, Cuba, and persons arrested in a variety of charges by falders In at least three of Cuba’s six provinces. . MAVANA (UPl>— A flve-maa protetiMury tribunal h o sentenc­ ed 1M "ceuatof-roTolotlonarr plot, •teta" to pri*on for term* railing ■ fm I to II M an to Premier -JMM Caatro’* drtv# M eonaptr- minisiii' orltred eonflica- Thlrty-year lenience* were Im­ posed on the nine surdrort of the "Invasion. ” Two other Invad­ ers and two soldiers were killed In a elath at the scene of the Invasion attempt. Nineteen persona were sen­ tenced to 10-year terms, IT to • years, 11 to I year* and II to 1 years. Ex-Sen, Arturo Hernandet Tellabeeh* and caltlemen'a leader Arturo Calnas Milanes, alleged “ president" and “ vice president" of a proposed counter-revolution­ ary regime, drew nine years each. Among those sentenced to serve 20 years were a number of persons said to have been chosen for cabinet posts in the antiCaslro regime. It was not dear why they drew stlffer sentences than Hernandet Calaaa. MBIT DELHI, ladle (U ri) 'A beaming Soviet Premier NlMto g. Khrushchov arrived in Mew Delhi todny for Urn D m Stop *t Me three-week goedwtll .lesion through Southeast Asia. PoHco estimated about UOOfiOO toooaa tamed out at the airport Troy Proctor Dies At 85 REV. GEORGE PLVAN of Emporia, Vn.# will conduct servieag at St. Luka's Lutheran Church In Slavia Sunday aa part of the •tale-wide Lutheran open and had been a resident of Gene­ housh program to begin va for the past 30 years. Survivors include many nieces next week. Plvan will con­ and nephews. duct 1:25 a. a . and 7:45 Funeral services ware hold at p. fn. aervicea aach day IS a. m. today with the Rev. Thomas O'Stean officiating. Burial during next waek. was in Genova Cemetery. Gram- LeRoy CoDtoa will doeito nest week whether to tend, a former Indiana tax assessor back tor trial on IT couato of failing to assess property taxes. Aa axtradition bearing was bold ben Wednesday - far P u l E. Tegardsa before Wtniaa Durden, Conies’ executive assistant. Aa attorney (Or Tegardee, tor. mar Washington, lad., township Us aiaaaaar, aald the charges M M * gated with the unrestrained welM M given President Elaenbower m Ms visit Inat December. • ftanilirTT drew aa estimated atUUen wildly cheering Indians m We arrival hen Dk . 0. MUUens aha toned not far kto public np^ S T m w d a wen orderly whoa Egg Producers Ask Tighter Law coibo applauded Prigae M i n i . t e r MRS. CECIL MIXON and Lake and Logan Curry working on a’ jncta for the year. JawaUrlal f 4-H (Sub Boya Ronald Mixon, toft, Ivatod Hold, one of the group’s pro. (Herald Photo) Logoi Notico New eabhaga plants warn act eat hr the members at tho Laka Mary 4-R Boya riob Tuesday aftornoen •s js s ’a 'XrSilZXV JEREZ DR LA FRONTERA, Spain (UPI) — Two American sooa will noon receive from thla Spanish town soma at the “ lucky" storks thnt can he aatn atnlllng Ha streets the way pigeona strut about la U. S. parka. Tha storks a n being cent to Lincoln Part to o tn Oklahoma City, Okla., ana to the Zoological Society ef Buffalo, N. Y., by Al­ berto Duran Tajara of tho Jtna Eon. According to Spanish folklon, the atorka not only made certain that J em had plenty ef babies but also •Mured goad fortune to tho vint­ ners whoa* sherry wine business to the principal industry ef this ofweat Aerials* Drlv# t* tbs B*utbye*t*nr csrasr *( Ust i Mask A, lb sum ran Sonthwseuety atone tb# Mtibsts* of tb*. northerly b*u*e*ry Us* *f tb* Ml* U t 4. t* tb* W**urly riabt «f war ii*# *f w**t aesuia* Dri**, these* rua Northerly aton* tb* W**t*rlr riabt *f w*r Ita* *f W**t Adtltld* Drtv* ta tb* North Cornsr of L"l I, Block C, Ihsao* Northsrly ta 1b* Point of IWalnnln*. Alt t/lBff la tb* *ubdlvUlon known m to k* Adriold* •bar** guririo* *s«srding u a out rssordsd In Plat Saak *, pan* I. af «k* Pnbilo Pa**rd* of B*mla*t* Couaty, rtactoa, and Bifflanina at th* Xortbw**t C*ra*r it L*t t. Block a. rna Wo*t along th* #at*n*l*a •f tb* N*rth*riy boundary tin* *f tb* **ld I«t 1. to tb* W**t*rlr riabt of war tin* ef W**t Adctold* Drlv*. than** mn Sauuarlr •!••• Vfca Wtauriy right • ot wur Has of W**t Ad*, •••a* Drtv* ta to* aoutb. w A c*mor *f Block B. tb*a«* ran Ka*t ta fb* South, wort u n i t *f Lot ti Block known p4*t M Lake r*i*rS*e AdoUld* in Scout Barbecue Slated Saturday Tb* Bey Scouts of Lake Mery have been wearing their sceut uni­ formr thla waek in celebration ef the SOth anniversary ef bey seouts. They are looking forward to e big day Saturday when they will put on the Scout circus and ehlckan barbecue for the public at the Scout Perk in Lake Mary. The neighboring eommualtiei are Invited to coma out end aeo what Troop MS can do. The eeoutlag activity will atari • t i p . m. with the barbecue at 4 p. m. S*eo •• tee* t, *f th* p*b- lu n n ir v ." This would prevent a sudden flooding ef the market with U, S. 2 fruit. The commission also: 1. got n public bearing to Kuril to establish color nquinmaato for tongertoet, and another hearing for May to deal with a proposal that 'chiliad orange juice made from frosea pun juice he n labeled. I. Granted the Minute Maid Corp. authority to produce lto.aoo MocArthur B atttr But Still Serious Mn. Laura V. Towart. died at le mtonle Memorial Hospital Wedaesday. toe was bam to Brooklyn, N. Y., NEW YORK (UPD-Oea. Dong­ and had lived la Sanford the past le • MacArthur aanthwia to shew year. moderate I n p n t ia t o but still She w u a member of th* Luthe­ nmatoa an the aerioen tort, a ran Church, Sanford. Widow of Arehto Towart, aha to tunrivod hr • etoter, Mn. Emma Barg, k m nieces and a nephew. The body will bo scat to Cold- For Valtublo Premiums and F. C. P. FOODMART C O N TR IB U TIO N PUN Echo Spriag Old Staff Bourboa Deluxe OM Hickory GIVEN WITH EACH PURCHASE AND REDEEMED EIGHT HERE AT FOODMART FOR ▼AXUABU^ PREMIUMS. GET YOU* CATAm n A ITEM MttJEF THAT MANY WOULD ^ E TO CONTROUTE (AT FOODMART’S EXPENSE) TO THEIR FAVORITE CHURCH OR CHARITY, FOODMART WILL CONTBIB________ EQUAL TO ONE PER CENT M ^ i ^ . T9HA7XHRCHASJ!8 to tSe O n ^ C H OB CHAITTY OF YOU* CHOICE. SOME DP rOODMARTS R ^E N T CONTRIBU­ TIONS ARE LXSnD BELOW: is Spociol Discounts On AH Sixos Including Pints & Vi Pints W H ISKEY g fee SIMS FLORIDA WINES • tor SIMS 3« * w o r th IN V E S TIG A TIN G A. $294.00 B. 195.00 C !v 148.00 0. 125.00 E. 118.00 THROUGH F. C. P. FOODMART GAVE APPROXIMATELY *5,000.00 IN IMS, TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS t e w s m a n y a n r in s m o N u m m o cs t o u s d OLD CROW ANCIENT AGE vodka$ l ^ K :: $2*99«ui NEW YORK 8 TATE TV woodUndi of |K« South io*sr prot in* a intiihood r*t thru million psopl*. t’iliior* mur< rijoy their wildlife and tern htauiy. Vet our woodland* srt bring CSKlstily or mtUnoutly Of iiroxd si M stamina rnr. Join |b* <«vt*4* M tall this ' liVKX mi a Sr* » uhvjI I' ’ Isa fftcautlant In idtsnrr.. . Nf.Vtn lest* r ■** * until H't dud Out... «*tra c.y '* il -uh m-: Special At • • • • • WE HAVE BEEN ASKED WANT TIMES — WHY DOESN'T FOODMART GIVE TRADING 8TAMP8. FRANKLY, IF OUR CUSTOMERS WANT THEM, WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO GIVE TRADING STAMPS - HOWEVER — AUs SOCALLID POPULAR TRADING STAMPS IN THE CENTRAL FLOE. EDA AREA ARE CONTROLLED BY CHAIN SUPER MARKETS. IN THE CROC. ERYJHELD AND FOODMART IS DENIRD THE RIGHT TO GITR THEM, M OTOER WORDS. WE WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE THEM TO YOU WITH YOUR PURCHASES IF WR WERE NOT DENIM) THE RIGHT TO DO ML SAV-MOR COUPONS WHISKEY - Gin - Vodka this Appalling Waste! Ysrjr A MESSAGE T O OUR FRIENDS A N D CUSTOMERS CONTRIBUTED TO ORGANtZATiON Peer’s program, toped earltor in the oveeiBg, was interrupted at 11:41 p. at. end the network proseated s new* summary. Pasr re­ lumed to the TV screen at about ll:lg, "Jerk Paar told a atory that th* (network) department of stand­ ards and practice* frit was set in seed Uato," the NBC sold to a qrtof statement. “ The deleted period wan filled with e esw* Plot frozen oranga coecentrate for test marketing. 2. Approved a consumer survey to determine If honaewivea prefer the hlgh-density concentrate to ths regular type. fO O D M A R T N ^ HAS TWO PROGRAMS WHICH WE FEEL ARE DEFINITE. ^ M^ . LAP.V^ Ag ^ 0U8 THAy TRADING STAMPS. WE PRESENT THEM FOR YOUR FULL CONSIDERATION. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ns(total Broadcasting Co. censored about five mlautoe of Jack Pear’s ■ToflifW" TV ata» ikwna Revision, **«*rei*( t* • Shook as the naw aocratary far Iho club. Plana won mods to antar Seaman Bade In U.S. Urn following items to tha 4-H ax- SAN DIEGO, Calif.—Thomas E. hibR at the tomtooto County Pair Watbarbie. Navy radarmaa sea­ man and tha aon at Mr. and Mn. Charles D. WeUierbla, Mobil* Man­ or, Route 1, Longwood, haa n turned to San Diago, Calif., after a six month tour of duty with the U. S. Tth Fleet in the western Pacific. Ho aervad aboard Nto de­ stroyer UBS Braine. NBC ‘Blocks Out* Poor Show Story A. thWM mn Xarthsrlr a- _ neat week: rabbits, pigeons, etochens, an oatomology oollertioe, •loetrie Christmas tno tarn arnuad •toad, lamga. Ninfow box, and radirima aa a vefetablo display. TAMPA (UPI)—Florida tryntan worn on# stop nmrer day to reduMd eomprtltion f ent « f stnta *gg shippers ni ‘ qwnt higher profits. A d*lmotion of chicken mlaora . muuted the Ingletoturo’e Inte­ rim Ptattry Committee Wadaeo* day to n*k Agriculture Commis­ sioner Nathan Mayo tn place kter inspoetlon rogulnticna on I* coming iprte Florida. .M.4WM i nanpaAli jhli would ahnifly rednen the tonffie ef agga •oaring hi from ether *Uta*. **p*clolly Gnorgla, whom they eea he produced cheeper the* ta Florida. Tho ooasmittoo noted to a*k May* to rnqulro nil imported mss to.be shipped to deelgaatod points in Florida where they would bo mode available tor taapaction by aUto agonto, Juat no Florida•dnaed ow e am toapeatad. Under eurrent policy, net-ofstnta sblppon tend tboir procertonod eegs tote Florida bearing Death Claims Brooklyn Native to rail* ths federal minimum wage to $1-25 per hour and **tend cor*rag* ta more than sewn million worker*. In another development. A m CIO Vie* Proridm Jam** w. Canr accused General Electric *f political censorship of a rocrat television *p*rtneuisr. Carry mid th* firm dropped a s*qu*nr* from th* “ Fabulous Fif­ ties’* show involvinff Nixon's eon. tror*r*i*l TV sp**eh In 1SS2 d*. fending th* us* of n political fend art up by fcaiiforaln business, msn. H# said: •it w u an atrocious whhQ wash hy n Mlll*n-dollar corpora. tl*n whose top necutive, Beard Chalrmin Ralph Cordinor, assort, •d publicly last November 'I’ll d* anything I can for Nixon.' ** 'Florida Special,' New Grade Grapefruit, Mart' Hood'Aid LAKELAND (UPD-Tbe Florida cllrus industry will get a new grapefruit grad# Saturday, “ The Florida Special," daalgnad to pre­ vent a flood i t V. S. No. I fruit on the late season markeL Th* Citrus Commission adopted the grade Wednesday and it will go into effect Setarday. The new grade ia about halfway between grade U. S. 1 end U. 8. 2. When U. S. 1 fruit becomes scarce ia the late sessoe, the retease af "Florida Specials" will amooth out the transition to U. S. 2, officials Collins To Decide Assessor's File ".The greeting for the Soviet M IA MIAMI BB|ACH (UPI) — AFL-l corns vocal and throw th*lr weight CIO Proaldsnt G*ort« Uunjr to- around It will Inflornc* their day challenged biff buiinti* to a workers to ff*t out and vote," pollllral dud for tb* vot*a of M*any aald. worker* In th* 1M0 •lection*. **l *««um* they will Tot* th* H* *ald th* AFL-CIO would other way from th* employer,” h* benefit if corporation* joined with M*any mad* the remarks to fol­ organised labor and took part openly in th* forthcoming cam­ low up hi* statement Wednesday paign. thel he Is sure th* AFL-CIO will “ We feel that If employers be­ endorse a candidal* for th* pre­ sidency this year.’ Union l**d*rs' traditional ellegtane* to the Dem*cr*tie Party mad* it likely th* federation will support a Democrat, especially If Vic* President Richard M. Nison la th* Republican contender. Th* council turned Ita attention Troy A. Proetor. M, died Tues­ day night at the flarepta Rest to legislation before Congress at today’s meeting, with renewed Home. He was a native of Forsyth, da., support exported for e proposal how waa to charge of arrangemeats. Delhi to welcome Khratb- toptoa to M o ray Challenges Big Business To Political Duel In '6 0 Election IN Q U IR E T O D A Y A B O U T r O O D M A R T S C O N R IB U T IO N F L A N I , C. , 1 A N V W O A T H T O S G A N U A T IO N , C H A S IT V O B C a T O C a C A N S A N 1 ITT (C U - Q r i " a i u h m m. Tm, T n w .1 t u h J E Z , REMEMBER — AT FOODMART I T ’S SAV M OR COUPONS FOR V A tU A IL E PREMIUMS F. C. P. FOR YOUR CHURCH OR CHA RITY W I " fAR K AVE. AT 2Sth ST. SANFORD’S HOM E OF Q U A LITY MEATS iitti •T v ‘.rV-fy- "* % V _____________■■— ■■■................................................................ ..................... *---------- >' ( �V k t ta a fe rb f m i Thurs. Feb. 11. I960—Pag* t> LIGGETT TOUCHTON J O H N 1. M A L C O L M J R . Oviedo Soldier Awarded Honors Ovlado’a John I. "Donnie" Mai* coin Jr. waa Specialist Trainlnj Reiiment'a trainee ot the day at Ft. Knox, Kentucky, recently. Malcolm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Malcolm got a let­ ter from Lt. Col. Alfred L. Dibelia of the U. S. Training Center at Ft. Knox saying that "R e­ cruit Malcolm la unquestionably a soldier of high caliber, and it la indeed a pleasure having him serve in my command. I am confident that he is capable of, and will continue to maintain these high standards in his future assignments and that he will be an Invaluable asset to any or­ ganization to which he is assign­ ed." Malcolm had a special inter­ view with Major General R. J. Butchers. Commanding General of the U. S. Army Training Cen­ ter. U. Cel. Dibella's letter said that Malcolm’s award shows that he has the qualities of skill, dis­ cipline and devotion to duty which mark the truly outstanding soldier. Malcolm is a graduate of Oviedo Hlgji School. After his graduation he worked in Orlando until en­ listing in the service.. Sparks’Thinking H EARTS <! Make Liggett's your Valentine Headquarters (or the most delicious chocolates in to w ! ass t chocolates. Delightful gift for hetl 6* high, moveable .head, arms and eyes. i Delicious array of candies. , f s . AND f a w i i Double frigrance pleas* met Gift flicon of perfume free with cologne. „ y C? ir (7 Perfect eipression of your Valentine sentiments. Choose the finest 9 .5 0 V a l. Outclass! •ejutifutty Mcisitet WASHINGTON <UP1) — Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain (R-MIch.) sent a spark plug to each memb * of Congress in ths hope they would "ignite the cerebrel mix­ ture within te carry an electric current Into that cylinder to spark effective and brilliant legislation." EVENING STAR Free atomizer * . 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"I won’t need all this money, I am going to shop Mather of Sanford where you alwaya eav* money." 2 CARTONS« . . . . and right now they are having a Store.* ide Overstock Sale . . . “We can purchase the New Thera* peutie Recliner Chair with Heat and Vibration Control for only 878.88: a new 8*plece Curved Sectional with Foam Cuahiona for only f IBS, “ W# can also gat the boys a new ant of Bunk Beda for only $58.88 . . . and, with our FIR8T PURCHASE of |39.M, Mather’s will give us a beautiful 12*piac« Cherrywood Cannlster Set at No Extra Coat. . . “They hava SO MANY OUTSTANDING VALUES, and wa can use Mather'a own Easy Pay­ ment Plan and hava EVERYTHING DELIVERED AT ONE TIME . . . . “ You can even go with me . . . They're Open Friday Nighta!” C 0 l)G tt*C 0 L D R E M E D /E S KING SIZE Actually penetrates through the skin to help relieve coughing colds end I I Q sore chest muscles. 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I REGULAR SIZE DRY HANDS W# Carry And Service Our Own Account#, ■ Ja m A U a c t B iask F ra w k a f w i i Big Fraa Parkis* L*t P U S H B U TTO N RAZO R with blades in dispenser. 3.00 VAIUI ) / /a .YAM# �I ^IpEy' SAID IT COULDN'T BE QpNE— I p c rto n * Ja tk s u s * o f f in s bn carwiflg fe ta rs , tru c k ahnont th ru * blocks fro m the amendment botora Um Sonata, Hol­ laed explained Um five details which U centals*: "Ftrat, that It la applicable to primaries and th e f ir m * * w a r* hard prasaod to do th a ir jo b ," Abed 'Plena* aak tba public to faa ca re fu l a c t to c a t in the way irk lM f aara aad b y s tu d ia c In crowda aloaa to th e scene Bra, A nd M a dly leave arnaa d e a r fa r tru cks aad firem an o n to a t peak e fficie n cy,” th e c h ie f reduce tad. th is Is a raaucet w hich sh ould n't have to be made. People s tiffa t to stand d e a r when a fire , even a smal la b a ilie fo u g h t bacauaa I t oould spark la th a m a jo r die. codI oh H Nrsm an d o n 't h a v* th a t to m in aroand in a crowd o f ua spectator* when the re's a blase gotng^-eo I f you're o u t o f the-way. Quotable Quotes aees to HU veoanria* la dm Hones ef BapcaaoeUUvee in coat of naUoaal dienttor aad to allow the rortdtott af the District of Colum­ By Halted Frees Internet!**al bia la vote la naUtenl tlectloaa. MILWAUKEE, Wla. -QuarterH » sate ee HoUead'e emendmeet matter I-e William Floyd, *Utwee Tt to it. lag that he tad two other m a n wart atfo evto though their tub loat nearly all Ita mooring linca la gale-toaaod Mllweuka* Harbor: "Wo aren’t In any danitr, we’re Just eold and uncomfortable and It’s herd to got around down here In the dark.” ®°UATH S/ZED i-E A -S E DHBT^ pit to the effect that the sure eaUego .degree* a preacher hat, Um poorbr tpeaker he hecemea. Deapltn ocreeloael exceptions, i win find that rule kotos true attanda s Baptist lemlaary. r moat ceeet. Dp. Crest,1* Its began, "1 And M M laathan are wteeUent bMStog the .attention of the eufeTBut ether* pot u* to the deafen flar a Pb. D., ae they loee much of their ynuthhl roll* utf the pref who toad* Is giewa fervor end seal Library work change* their dy* is s* ewers ia nasally the on* attempt* m be ultra acton- aasU* pereeaattUca Into a nonHe it the typical research magnetic type, n e t ia ten bed. octoaSito^siHtoS beeping n should slwnyi remain atar aaloamen. Whan Dr. H. H. Goddard first toaehtag psychology he send eeme of hu meager anrings Is jwrehaae magic tricks. heir pupils, if 1 my1 touog* atadanta to slelght-ef-hand tricks np Um interact cf my "mar**” ; to M e a ts the hlgbeat tope of feebleminded end has Icon p Titan Jg Amertean payeboraatoto him as the typo of g g jftft’jUf M ig m t e Uaupp t. praetMt Ivory geod teacher should be •Mo to taw fluently and maintain WASHINGTON — fn Um news­ paper buaineaa, the assumption ia that virtually every send sane atory will produce n actual It. wen 14 months age that 1 •pent aeverel day* an the lcwoMcet 01 iataad la Um world, two Jims, end filed eeme copy from thorn. Now. the phone urea ringing In my dau office. ”Thl* la Dick O’Hara,’’ said the voice. "Remem­ ber the story you did ow intent* ersf Well, there* a casual. , O’Hara, an Air Force lieutenant colonel formerly of Cortland, N.Y., was commander of Iwo then, but rata.” Rut ha couldn’t ua* Air Fore* fttnda for anteeters. I wrote abeut the plight, and that’s th* last I heard uatU the phone call from Ool. O'Hara. HU* la what happened: Sympathetic raaSera from all ever answered mewey and cheeks .upon Iwo’a air baa*. This turned out te be a M ner problem than ante. The cheeks wen made out to the "As teeten Fund” end ne amount *f communication between Iwo end the Pentagon oould disclees a military regulation that allowed for the cashing of cheeks mad* out to an entente™ fund. That, Iwo never did got Its set­ aetors. Th* cheeka were returned, but a bigger peoblem was the pile •f cash donations. Moat enveiepea bearing the dollar bills canted ae return address. The last O’Hara knew of t the money, the officer hi charge of Crimean trail along the blacktop fund* was wandering around the all the way up to ML Burlbachl. Island with It in kla pockst, try- Not loag ago th* Ola turned Pled Piper*, O'Hara said, and killed gig of them. U m airman getting th* moot won g seven.day trip to Japan. Awothar won similar vacation for snagging the largest one. It was a shade under two feet long. Maybe whet they weed on Iwo ia a fund far rat-killing weeaela. But I'd be the last one In the world to got mixed up In that kind of red tape again. CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) - la* duttrial Eloctroalc Rubber Co. ben tune eat Ua preduets ee a mattprodtietin beaie — but it ha* a hard Ume atttng what It ia doing. U m company mnkta Uay prodt in rubber pert»-"mlcro-mlaUture," they'rt celled. Ita factery la a converted priv­ et* bouse whoec Uvlag room now eenree ea the central office. The "rubber mill" la booted ia whet wee a garage- lhe "fabricat­ ing” dlvitloa la la the dialog, room had other reoma are uaed for laipeetlee cad reeearcb. Although the firm la amall and Um coala and cape It tuna out area smaller, production la abeat 1.MMN placet a month. The ampmyee sis motUy heueewlvet. Tempted Topi WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) Mn. Philip Dumont's T»m| hat boon tamed the outatani race main of IMS by th* Am cat Trainer*’ Aaaa. ATLANTA — Mrt. Roaemary Brown, of Eeat Polno, Ge., tight* lag back teen at a juvenile home where the found her four*yeer*old daughter Wanda who had been Bitting moat of the day: "Come on, Wauda, left go home.” LOS ANGELES - Dr. R. Ber­ nard Plneh, after being ashed by Um district attorney prosecuting him for murder whether the "last Ume” he had seen a ahav* log‘ hit tod Carole Torgoff at Um death scene was when he threw Carole the hit and told her to run: "Yet, they left together.” CHICAGO — Burglar Richard Morrison, who blew Um whittle on police who cooperated with him in hie looting, promitinl to cooperate with n grand Jury In* veitigttiag police corruption: "I don’t believe I .would hove alerted all thin If I had known It would go this far, but wow that It has I'm glad.” two deoa hay* m m aaimala—a recent shipment of tamo goats to gnaw at the runway grass. And It etUI has cats left behind by the Japanese, aad they’re getting wilder every year. Rut the wild house cats out la th* Iwo brush a n being outdis­ tanced by Um rats. ’ DAILY CROSSW ORD •l • V \ . • . It - * 1a M g» - »id i a • - • 'M l i Md t f . ■ id »i ' * J ip i i . * 'l l it 'll til • M i *•e ' i 1' '» i ' 1• • I I * .1 * id • ’ ' «ll • •M Contrary to what yon might think from th* aumber of letters that go astray, a plgeonbolar must be at least 91 par cent ac­ curate to bold kla job. --------J -lU fu OM ml ■---------- u — » f lifsWVIU iU the Feet Office mlgbrSevMep ea •ntomaUc pigeonhoitr w h i c h would make n much human me­ mory work Mnoeoeeary. "Abeohiuly not,” ho aald. “ Nothing ia going to aubaUtuto tor the human brain." m u a lc b u ild b i t t s r fa m ilim s the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford H erald!* ITHACA, N. Y. (U P!) - Moot America— have high standards at elUaenahlp, but they dent practice what they preach, a Cornell UMvorally professor found recently. Frol. William W. Roodar i f Um New York Stats College of Agri­ culture aald ho baaed Ms caacto ■ton on interview* with M Mew York State r—lid—u. Me aaewadeS belief kla findings applied emm to millions of other Americana. Render aald his etudy, part af « |s mmmw t k f mr —- '•-*•.*» "v L n I • ~ T r t �ft : ~m >■ i ■■ Thutn. Feb'< 11, .1988—Page 8 , -r -r . District Director Lake Mary W. M. O. T o Be Guest Presents Program ^t Oviedo Club On Rural Church The mission study hook "Reach­ ing Rural Churehes” wet present* ed at the WMU meeting Tuesday night at the Lake Mai7 Baptist church. Mra. E. M. Cheater had charge of the program. M n. C. N. North presided over the business ■esslon. Refreshments of cake and hoi chocolate were served by Mrs. J. E. Green and Mrs. Willard Bow* man. . Attending were Mra. E. If. Cham ter, Mr*. C. N. North, Mrs. J. B. Beal, Mr*. Herbert Parish, Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, Mra. J. A. V on , Mrs. Gus Rickelaon, Mrs. H. Fer­ guson. Mrs. Willard Bowman, Mra. J. E. Green, Mrs. J. W. Crawford* Mrs. W. T. Wansley, The Oviedo Woman's Club will lect Friday, at noon In Fellow'<ip Hall of the Fir-t Methodist 'hurch for their February lunchon and meeting. Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr. Is chairman f Ihe luncheon committee and will •e assisted by Mrs. R. F. King. Mr*. George C. Means, Mrs. James W. Wilson. Mra. W. R. Meek. Mra. t>un Mosier and Mra. W. H. An­ derson. Mr*. Henry L. Pringle. District Director of District T, will be the guest speaker. Members of the October. Novem­ ber, December and April luncheon committees -will have two cooked food table* set up to make mnne-y for the building fund of toe club. A PUPPET SHOW « u part o f the program given by the women of Holy Croat Episcopal Church at tha Parish House, this week. Shown with the puppets are Mr*. Randall Chase, left and Mrs. John Homer. (Herald Photo) 0Puppets Highlight Program. At Holy Cross Parish House A >Ait written and produced by John Homer wai the Highlight of the general meeting of Holy Cross Episcopal Church-women, held this 0j week at the Parish House. The skit was called "A Typical Breakfast At The X’».” U was la the form of a breakfast scene and was enacted with the use of band puppets. The clever dialogue provoked many laughs. Mrs. Hor­ ner assisted him with the puppets, which were loaned for the program by Mrs. F. MacDougal. Also on the program was a r jund gable discussion entitled, "what is O a Christian family.” This was moderated by Mrs. Randall Chase. Other panel members were Mrs. D. E. Ocarolph, Mrs. R. W. Williams and Mrs. W. E. Klrchhoff. Mrs. Kirchhoff was program chairman for the day. Preceding the program a lunch­ eon was served by hostesses. Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr., Mrs. Harry Lee Jr., Mrs. W. H. Stewart. Mrs. Richard Dcas, Mrs. R. A. Newman Jr., Mrs. Gordon Bradley and Mr*. E. LaCour. Tables were elaborately decorated with camellias. At tha business session, presided over by Mra. Lee, chapter reports were presented by the chairmen. A special committee on grounds plans will be presented at a later date. The committee formed to make recommendations for the disburse­ ment of money on hand, nresented suggestions and a vote was taken on the individual recommenda­ tions. The money will go to the discretionary fund, junior choir vestments, shades for the annex, replacement of dishes in tha kit­ chen and (or a cabinet in the sac­ risty. The Rev. Father John Thomas, Mrs. MacDougal and several out of town guests were present at the meeting. Queen O f Hearts Tarts ” w *“ " “ h u m * The Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at tha home of Mrs. F. A. P*ljJW; s u Valencia Dr., at 10 a. m. Cecil Tucker will be guest speaker. The Hibiscus Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Brodia Wil­ liams, SOI Oak Ave. at l:M p. m. Ixora Circle will meet with Mra. Harry Weir, ltd N. Virginia Ave. at »:4» a. m. Mrs. David Baeh and Mrs. Gordon SUnley will peasant the program. Members of the Jacaranda Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. R. E. Pauritoy,-1104 Elm Ave. and go hi a group to the home af Mrs. R. L. Andrews on Sanford Ave. for the meeting at 7:10 p. as. Mrs. Peurifoy will be in charge af the program. Mimosa Circle will meet with Mrs. H. Rice ht DeBary at 10 a. m. J. C, Boldtman of DeBary will be guest speaker and show slides ea birds. A covered dish Hmchaan will be aorvad at aeon. Rose Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Cole in Gene* us at 10 a. m. Mrs. Harry A. Simpson will show her "around the world pictures.” Members are re­ quested to briag their ewa "paper bag" lunch. DAR tour af historic markers la observance of Founders Day. Touf starts at » p. m. tram Usaaral gaaford Library M PL Meiisn Park. Holds Fellowship HOSTESSES AND (SUEST OK HONOR st the linen shower for Miss Carol McNeill at the home o f Shirley Morgan this week. Left to right are Miss Morgan. Miss McNeill and Mrs. June Warner, co-hostaaa. (Herald Photo) s Meet A n d Dinner A covered dish supper and an evening of fellowship were enjoyed by members and friends of the congregation of the Lake Mary Baptist church Friday night at 6: 10. Bride-Elect Honored With Linen Shower Ladies of the WMU served the dinner. All persons with birthdays in Jan., Feb., end March were honored. The group sang "Happy Mis* Shirley Morgan and Mrs. Birthday” to them and a large Juna Warner were co hoitcsscs at cake, decorated for tho occasion was brought out, cut, and served a Uneo shower honoring Miss Carol with coffee for deaisert. A fee* will offering of $13 was received from the 36 members and guesta at tending. Lake Mary Group Hostess T o Circle T o Meet Tonight The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, will meet tonight at I p . m. at the fire house. A cordial Invitation la axtended to all ladies in Ihe commu­ nity and surrounding arras, who arc Interested, to attend. Church Calendar Sleeping Pills And The Heart Barbiturate*, widely used in se­ datives or sleeping pills, can in­ terfere with the action of anti­ coagulant drugs often prescribed to help ward off blood clots In patlente with heart or artery di­ sease. Dr. Murray Weiner, New York, reports that if barbiturates ere takes before anticoagulants, the anti-clotting drugs lose their ef­ fect. Studies ia both animals and patients showed that the barbi­ turates apparently prevent the anticoagulants from being absorb­ ed. When th« barbiturates were given five hours after-the anileoagulsnts, this inhibiting effect was not seen. D{..Weiner railed for further study of the mutual influence of presumably unrelated drugs, wlUi ■ view to overcoming some of the wide variations now found in individual response to anticoagulant treatment. In another report doctors found little risk In Interrupting long-term treatment for brief perioda in or­ der to exiract teeth - or enable patients to undergo surganr. How­ ever if excessive bleeding re­ quired anticoagulant* to be withdrawn, the patient's outlook waa grave. In a group of II patlonta who bad to bo taken off the drugs because of bleeding, eeven died of heart disease and four, devel­ oped other complications within one day to three months. THURSDAY Presbyterian Girl Scout Troop 233 meets at 3:13 p. m. Deacons' meeting 7:43 p. m. First BaptistUburch Royal Am­ bassadors, 7 p. m. Pine crest Baptist Church visita­ tion program 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir practice 7:30 p. m. FRIDAY First Baptist Church Bible sur­ vey, 7:30 p. m. Pinecreit Baptist Church young married people S. S. class party at the church, 4:30 p. m. Lake Mary Baptist Church, jun­ ior and intermedtatea choir rehear sal 7 p. m. SUNDAY Pinccrest Baptist Church Junior choir practice >:!0 p m. Youth Fellowship t p. ml The Society of the Pie sties In­ dustry, Inc., estimates that plas­ ties production was up 23 per cent in 1030 to 3,600.000,ooo pounds of raw materials. Mrs. Robert Mitchell, mother «f the groom-elect; Mrs. Coyne, Mrs. Womack, Mra. Bobby Carter, Mra. Joe Pickens, Mrs. Gene Kron Jaeger, Mrs. Ernie Morris, Mrs. Bill Bcrnosky. The Misses Betty McNeill, Linda Mitchell, Irma Jean Corley, Jean­ ette Decs, Diana Fleischer, Vale­ ric Kirchhoff, Peggy Lundqulsl, Nellie Pickens, Jeanette Price, Dede Sharon, Amoret Speir, Gwen Butcher and the hostesses. Mrs. Walter Morgan also assisted with the entrrtalning. Miss Pat Jackson Elected Queen O f O viedo School The Valentine Formal for stud­ ents of the Oviedo High School, will be held Saturday night, ia Iha school gymnaahim, g p. m. Ihrnedh II midnight. Students aleeted Mias Fag Jaehsob , daughter of Mr. and Mid. Douglaa H. Jackson, as the school queen. Mias Jackson will relf* over nil school functions requiring her sovereignty. They also elected a king to preside over the Valen­ tine formal. Benne Walnwright, sod of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Walnrlgfct* was deemed thla honor hr hla school mates. Members of the Freshman, Sophmore, Junior nod Senior Clisaen eleeted two representative# each lo be members of the queen's court. Hie runnerup of the king and queen election will have Ihe privilege of crowning the royal pair Saturday night. FEB. 7 to II in — National Beauty Salon Week A (Medial Invitation In alt Birthday Party O M R HOURS at Harriett‘a Honors Dean Barley MISS JANET JOHNSON Janet Johnson QUEEN OF HEARTS TARTS — ia h delight for the m a il fry. It ia a "not too sweet" wholesome confection and the use o f the ready-to-euf out cereal adds protein, important B vitamins and food energy. 1/3 cup margaine 8 cups ready-to-ent oat 1 lOf ;,-og. bag amall marshcereal mallows 1U cups smnll spiced gum 12 teaspoon salt drop candies Combine margarine, marshmallows and salt in large fry pan. Place over low heat and allow marshmallows to melt, stirring until mixture is smooth. Remove from heat and stir in cereal and candies. Press mixture into an even layer into 2 lightly buttered square pans, 9 x 9 x 2 inches. Allow to cool and set. Cut into squares, hearts or diamonds. Serve plain or top with decorating jeily. Yield: approximately 6 doyen turts McNeill, bride-elect, at the Morgan home this week. Games were played and prises awarded lo Mr*. Jim Coyne and Mrs. Jcannie Womack. Hurst* included Mrs. James Mc­ Neill, mother of Ihe honorce; her grandmother, Mrs. Jnhn McNeill, Mrs. P. A . Rowland Mr*. P. A. Rowland was hostess to Circle 7 of the W. S. C. S. of First Methodist Church at her home. Mrs. Ross Adams gave the devotion, using as her topic, "be of good cheer.” She illustrated the subject with a humorous story about a woman's atruggle to achieve a happy state of mind. Mr*. C. H. Winn presented the study on the book of Luke, stressing Ihe importance of the golden rule end the book'! emphasis on love. Members present included Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Winn. Mrs. L. T. Doss. Mrs. H. B. McCall. Mrs. O. R*. Estrldgc, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, Mrs. Pelcr Monje, Mr*. Howard Manticth, Mrs. Bertha McMullen, Mrs. Lillian Buseh. Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mra. R. D. Priest, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. Olive Wells and the hostess. Jjocal THURSDAY Asa lea Circle of tha Garden Club wit meet at g p. m. with Mrs. W. P. Fields, JOO W. 17th St. ....... Camellia Circle meals at I p. m. with Mra. Lewis Barley in Lake Mary. Program oo landscaping. Central Circle meets at 3:M Hsmerocallii circle meets at T.M p. m. with Mrs. Watson Reel hi Lake Mary for a program on Lake Mary Church Honored A t Slumber Party Janet Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson, ttos Brl Air Blvd. rnlcrtlinrd a group of -her young friends at a slumber and pajama party this week. It was in celebration of her Mth birthday anniversary. The teenagers first enjoyed an evening of recreation at the Civic Center, then proceeded tn Janet's home. The rrfrvshmrnt table held ■ beautiful red and white rake topped with 14 candles and sur­ rounded by many gifts. A Valentine motif was carried nut in both decorations and refrcahment*. After listening to re­ corded music the girl* spent the rest of the night visiting (and finally) sleeping. Guest* Included the Misses Me(ante Williams, 3lar!lyn Hunt, Su­ san Brown, Pal McGuire, Peggy Grier, Diane Smith, Nancy Sikea, Donna Peters, Judy Lavender, Brenda Brown and Maria Row­ land. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barley en­ tertained a group of young friends of their son. Master Dean Barley, in celebration of hla third birth­ day this week. Doltie Jardinr, Ihe popular young ventriloquist, and her boy friend •'Ollie'* kept Ihe children spellbound for quite awhile. Refreshibenli of lee cream and rake were served lo Vickie and Debra Ann Hall, Kathy Plcrcy, Susie and Clara Nell Matheson, Marimba Ttllli, Susannr, Mark and Tony Chaildin, Jimmy Ro­ bertson, Chad Williams, Stevie Sassman, Betsy, Bill and Dean Barley. Mother* assisting with Ihe par­ ty were Airs Frances Hall, Mrs. Holly Plcrcy, Mrs. Lester Ttllis, Mrs. Chuck Sassman, Mrs. J. R. Williams, Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. Joe Chaildin and Mrs. Lewis Barley. (psAAonah Mrs. Thelma Steele and Miss Mildred Turner spent the past wekend in Fcrnsndina Beach, visit­ ing with Mrs. H. J. McFarland and other friends. 166 Oak an FBI. J In honor e f Motional Rabat Weak REG1HTMR — fee Free Deer " d s n and pieh no .wee Retry Bitek He "Lifetime ef Prefeeefenal Caro.” RMFRRAHMI Your Opportunity Tn lo a n SPECIAL — Tho Now Coldon Jot—TO FIB. » Tho world'o first wavo with n conihtnod formulation of blended o i l s emollients ihfuned with vitamins A and1 1) in tho Lotion AT A SPECIAL PRICE OF — S O S * All ■refer Operate** — HerrieU, Eolheetno and Winifred diahhisdi'A BEAUTY NOOK 105 ■. Oak FA M f 41 NJ*O R REX’'.*I Sj l j *f rt Bedford, Mass., employs about 3,000 persons and produces 73 per rent of tha world’s scallop supply. P U R E D E L I G H T IN R E D A N D W H I T E (On*) ,0 } l Qo m uo Ia SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRTS TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO THIS DELICIOUS NEW FLAVOR TODAY Cicamy Super Sue Vanilla loo Cream laden with flavorful JUd ChtrrUtl So lovely In look at—on tufxr good to toil ll's good food, loo—so have plenty of fluper Inn In* Cream in your boom at a l timet. Ram often. Buy and try Chany-Vanilla todayl W » gen dad! rated to making YOU bmio beautiful. And now's e good timo So let no . . . . so you'll look your loveliest far your specie! seen on Valentine's Day. now npriai cottons tailored in regular and TRIM-FIT stylos, bntton dronn and regular cellars. TWO matchod poofceto not most shirts. Patterns he's hoood tn Mm B E A U TY SALON NA1 IONA MEN'S lift S. MAA1NOUA AVE. WEAR BANFEED -2 FA I �____ _ P h r gm lim draws the fastest field, both mas asd mechanics, la the history «l atsck ear raelaf. Upwards of « care-44 of than ■ ■ ■ ■ balsa tba latest 1M0 Detroit medels—ere registered, aad tbs faitsat sixty wffl go ts tba post. Timas Is early qualifying racai aad trials bare baas aasaallosal. and then tin't a driver on the ground* who doenn't fad that an averag* ipeid of UO. or better, will ba needed to bring ©ft victory and tha *»,000 tin t place mooty. Tha two pole poalllnna, aaraid is tt-mlle raees two weeks ago befere a national tclavlsieo audience, teleag to Cotton Owaai of Spartanburg, S. C„ asd Jack Smith of Atlanta. Owens. is a UN PonUae, won kla hast at an avarsga apood of 14M02, and SmHk took kla wttk a 1M.U7 avarsga la tbo asms make aad modal. Tbefastest lap of tka yoar telongs to Olan (flrobaU) Roterti' of Daytona Beach, who turned the 2V* mile asphalt trioval In a blistering 152.111. To average that speed Roberta had to ;nove at eloio to ISO down the backstretcb. -Guessing the winner la hazard­ ous builneas, for tbo Soo-mllo Sweepstakes field ia studded with drivers who have the coolieit heads and hottest feet in the business. And they all will go to tha starting line with cars tuned as fine aa the hand of man ean reagerly today, ditermtaod to i Is ss much practice ss poseltefsro another snowstorm M WIIUHIr m n iu rvforus n elite of s sew storm la the th Pacific sad said it would tha asrtkweot eooat Friday M sad might raaek Squaw VatGLEN (FIREBALL) ROBERTS i aostlod ia tho northern Callda Heirs near too Novada V by Saturday morning. . juow VaUcy earns tolifo Wodigy as s storm which had ipsd six laetee of rata aad so ws of saow oa toe area finally tod.aiatom skiers crowded too no, sad tho Jumpers wore able nap lor too first Urns, using •m ater U0. acme's nest flsurt-ekaters sror Harold (Rudy) Stowe, and the d Wednesday night after earn* The Sea Francisco Giants, a Boaton Bad Sox signed shortstop ig la-the Secepeaa ehaaplee. • and ware sagsr to get onto tough toam to atop on too .bass- Don Buddln. Pitcher* Harold (Skinay)Browa Indoor Ico today to loosen paths, aren't exactly dragging r muscles after too loss flight. totlr feet la toe contract signing and Billy Hotft accepted their new eontraeta wlto tot Baltimore derbv. Orioita. Catcher Habit Landrith became too Soto player on Saa Francisco's H-maa spring roller to como to Y BEACH, Fla. (UP1) am*, of Miami, and Mrs, b tb# Canadian eco, bed e sw match with Meifo Burns, sabot* N. &, end Oeargo Fk Leudardale, before wta* I-up Wadeosday. ) wedaHato, Bob Cochran, I t awl m Barter* Melntiro. Laka ■we,i, am nne h m w ™, m h ark, kad an taaier tint* defeatif Don O'Brien, Richmond, Vo., ad Mr*. Boyd SomorviHp, Torosl, I asd 7.: Cochran end Mias lobtfm today faced Ed Molotov U Willoughby, Ohio, aad Shirley tadsey, Decatur, 111 Otter memlus match#* today tat Burton Jtesaick, Now Haven, •am. and Mrs. Barbara Bitten, •Uton, Ohio, against Cbartea My, Fork Worth, Tex., sad SanHaynio, Auetia, Tox., and BUi adman, Philadelphia, and CurCupper Ami Quest, Palo Alto, If., against John llaongor Jr., hoods, Hd., and Mrs, Mourlco four alayorf te brlgx their satisfled Hat to IT. The latest to ac­ cept terms ware pitchers Jack Mayer aad Dallas arena, catcher A1 Kcadcrs sad laflolder Bob Navy a«4 SL Joseph's (Pa.) remained strong contenders for tertka ia too National levitation Basketball tournameat today, but Kansas Stats Is losing ground fast la Its bid to represent tha Big Bight Coafonacs la ton NCAA championship. Tba Middles counseled « SS per cast of their shots from too field la sinking Pena State, 17-71, oa toslr homo court Wedaeiday while John Egan’s to polels car­ ried St. Joseph's to a 71-71 vic­ tory ever St. Peter's (N.J.) at Philadelphia. Kansas, meanwhile, knocked Kansas Stats out of first place la toe Big Eight by outlasting too Wildcats, M-U, after almost blowMIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI)— lax a 10-point halftime load. Lula Bodrlguas surprlaod everyft waa Kansas State's eeeoad one but himself Wodnosday night straight upset defeat aad dropped whoa ho scored a fourth round knockout oyer Cart Hubbard of Philadelphia In a natlonally-tolovised bout at Convention Hall. Tho S3-yoar-e!d Rodrigues, topranked . welterweight t eentoodor from Camoguoy, Cuba, bad drawn jibes from eritles who said bo MIAMI (UPI) -T h o prieo of failed to show ony punching power somo ot tba world’s highest paid In his previous oppaaroncas la too athletes was likely to be kit hard­ United States. er than the bail today as too Na­ But Rodrigues banged tho 22- tional Baseball Playin' Champi­ yoar-old Hubbard with a two-flat- onship golf tournament opened. ed attack to register hie eighth With a fsw nolabla aseoptloni, knockout and run hia unbeaten tba playors wtr* likely to fled record to 27 airtight. more trouble hitting toe small sta­ He decked Hubbard twica in the tionary ball than to* movlag one third round, using a lift hook for they bat for a living. tha first knockdown and a right Two of-tho oiceptloea wore Al­ croaa for tha aacoad. Hubbard, vin Dark, Philadelphia, aad Albia who waa touted aa a heavier Pearson, Baltlmoro, both of whom puncher than Rodrigues, went play near-par golf. Dark, a to m ­ down for the count on another left tit!* winner of tola tournament, to the jaw at 1:35 of tho fourth and Pearson, Who won ta 1PM and and suffered hia first defeat after lost la a playoff last year, wort IP victor!** and two drawa. favored. Baseball Stan Turn To Golf He Was Threatened MIAMI (UPI) - A Hialeah jockey told pollco Wednesday lour Now England ''muacle men" threatened to kill him ualees ho paid them IS,000 to make up for meaty they had lost batting oa him. i Jockey Raymond Tlngley aald te waa boalm by to* man as a "romlndor" to pay them. Ha said they aald they would kill him "If I didn't oomo •cross.'* BOSTON (UPI)—TOny DeMar. eo'a third, and probably last eawoteck try, ended so quickly ho may bo vs to ask young Denny Moyor onactly what happened. Though Moyor, alato ranked welterweight, absorbed half tho force *f tha bond hnashtag in too opening round, ho could at least explain the wld* cut nt' tha hair. Han abort tog loft #y* of too ax. champ. Tbo oovoro gash brought tho fight to an end at tlD of the sec­ ond round, a TKO for Moyor, his 24th win in 25 fights. An almost gentle loft hand thrown by tho Portland, Ore., fighter in the opening second* of tho fight waa at fin t bellavad to hava causad to* cut. It waa Moyar who set th* record airtight later. "Just after I tossed the left," he said, "ba swung a wide left and missed. W* banged hoods, 1 woe aware of it, but It didn't hurt any." tune them. Tba drivers asd macbaslei bavc baas working os tba ears far weeks, aad ,wfl! continue to adjust them until Urns to take to tbs track. Among tbo top stsrs of the rear­ ing road on hand far the climes of Speed Weeka are Curtis Turn­ er, Beb Welters, Bobby Jobss, Jim Road, Joe Weatherly, Tommy Irwin, Tiny Lusd, Darrell Dake, Bob Burdick, Jot Lae Johnson, Buck Bakar, Banjo Mattewe, asd Marvin Ranch. When man like these start around the turns and down the atraigkt-aways, picking tha win­ ner is net enly impossible, but foolish. No less star-toadad is the flald for tha asodlftod-aportsmaa 250raller. Banjo lfattewo, last yaar’s winner, is an band, and so aro Pork Brown, IMS runner-up te Mathews, Pee Wee Jones, Jee Weatherly, Fireball Roberts, Glen Wood, osd Jimmy Thompson. Thera will bo a conaolstlon race for driven who do Sot qualify in Friday's loo-mliors, with'the first eight finishers rounding out the SM-mQe Sweepstakes field. NASCAR President BUI nance expects s crowd Is excess at 50.000 to be In the standi and iaflsld for Sunday's race. to improvt bis rebounding and defensive work, theee two fellows would givo the 3 team s good foundation* Orscoy made a bucket full of points aa a junior but wag oractically useless elsewhere on the court. Terry Christensen broke Into tbo line, up about halfway in tha season tost year aad became the beat rebounder on the dub. Although he has not ehocked anyone with a great outpour of points this season, he has been worth his keep all tha way with his constant dogging of tbo oppon. eats and his fiat passing that has set up ^ many a bucket. Probably the biggest difference In the team this year was the addition of little George Peride*. As a JV he was a fins scorer and leader on tha court. In the past few bell games as a varsity member he has definitely shown that he can do the seme against the big boys. At the first of the season ha was a little gun shy but he has now found the range and haa been banging ia the points to tha tuna of double figures. ___________ B y JB R R Y COVINGTON T o a lot of poople. what tha Semindes have done In basketball this season has meant little. But to somo it has BMant something to bo proud of. .In the entire history of the sehoot there has never bam a team that has com. piled such a great record mid, even If they don't make it to the state tournament in Gainesville, this will go down aa tha school's finest team. At tha beginning of tho season altar losing for eo many year*, Coaeh Bud Layer found It very hard to ba tha least bit excited about hta chances. He was deeply worried about tha rebounding. He didn't have that one big man that could do the job. Cowboy Oravets got a shot at the job last season but failed to come through. However, using a lot of deter­ mination he worked extra hard and has been doing the job ever since. Ray Lundouiat had already established himself as tns spark of tho team and Layer knew if he could get Jim Gracey Top Competition Jacksonville's champion greyhounds will be racing against loeiu stars tomorrow night in what is expected to bo one of the yeer’a top contest* in the South. A threesome from Jacksonville Kennel Club will compete against three Sanford-Orlando stalwarts in the 11th event on a swift program starting at 8:10. It will ba tho fin t action between the two dubs since 1957, and Seminole racing fans hava been talking about the race for several weeks. Meanwhile, the club will held Its regular Radies Night program tonight with a 1Levant schedule start* Jag at 8:10. them into second place la the llg Eight behind Colorado. Ia another major upset', Duquesne roUed to s 7f-SS triumph over Dayton, breaking toe NITbound Fljrora* oight-gams winning streak. It was only too flflto vielory of too soasoa tor too Dukes, who were led by the hot shootlag of Osorio Brown wlto SI points sad Paul Boast scoring IP. professional gelfi Virginia falleg to icon a bas­ first round today ket until too llth minute of the first half but still managed to oke out a 44-42 victory over Mary, lead la an old-fashioned defensive game. A tPpolst barrage by Don Ka­ ils earned Marquette a TS-70 up* sot victory over Louisville: George Washlsgtaa gained a 75ST overtime triumph over George­ town; Niagara burled Syracuse, SM4: Lee Sagtr’a II points helpod Army turn back Boston Uni­ versity, SMC. and Toledo top­ pled Bowling Orton, TMI. Now York Ualvorslty became toe first team to accept a bid to PHOENIX, Aria. (UPl) — A the NCAA tournament Wednesday night, turning Us back on too NIT, field of 150 of golfs shatpaheetora .whUhgUe wanUdJtbe VioUta for too off today ta toe four-day, 127,000 PteoAlx OpW'gotf tour**St. Joha’a, another Now York •rent. Indications joro e now phoenix team being wooed by boto tourna­ ments, runs into fifth-ranked West Open record would te oet because Virginia la me of tonight's fea­ 20 golfers shattered per ta tbo ture gamoa. NYU win face Man­ pro-am. hattan an the shme card at Madi­ son Square Gerdts. All six former tourney cham­ pions wore on hand to compote for top honors la too 97AOO event which enda on Sunday oa tho per71 Sunaot Golf'and Country Club eourae. Field O f 150 In Phoenix Floy F a r r e ll's Broncos S im Two Fiffht Postponsd NEW YORK (UPl) - IhO Eddie Machea-Bllly Hunter heavyweight tight scheduled for Madi­ son Square Garden on Fob. is has boon postponed until Fdb. SS. Machla requested too extra week's time la ardor to allow a slight cut bo suffered ta too loro Fouoy bout to boat proparly. Th* Las Matthews • Labour! Gotflh match baa bean moved up to rob. DENVER (UPl) - The Denver Broncos of too American Football League signed two lineman Wed­ nesday. boosting their roster to 41 players. Tbo new additions •re Kon Adamsoe, It, guord and captain of last aoaaas’a Notre Dame football toam, aad Jim Padgett, 24, a former Philadelphia Eagle add Clamioo taekla. ide Package Store Score! 88 Point! NEW YORK <UP1) —Ed Smith, M Junior from Commerce High School, pound ta IS palate Wed­ nesday to lot an all-time siaio gomo scoriae rocorg ta Now urk City schoolboy competition. Smith's output broke (ho previoui h id of Si palate not center tots year by Jerry Houston of U Salle Academy. Tho 25-yur-old DeMarte, wh* bald to* welterweight titta for n scant 70 daya in 1051, began to blood profusely. lb* gore covered his face and the bout waa stopped. « SPECIAL IN T E R -C IT Y H A T C H RACE - Tomorrow Night SOKC vs. J a c k s o n v i l l e (t h e ra n i i i .m NO W - 3 MATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday - Friday - Saturday p r you r pu rch ase) Poet-.The* 2 P.M. 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The request for the fiscal year alerting inly 1 will be for about H,ITS,000,000 In economic aid and the net in military aeaiatance. Pastel: A House Appropriations subcommittee reported that the Post Office Department planned to have the first fully automatic post office in this country la operation early this fall at Providence, B. I. Testimony of post ottleo officials mad# public today also disclosed ibe department planned 10 “ major priority" modemits Mon projects across the nation at a coat ef |40,177,000, Bum competition to get M00 g year slate teacher aad aerator scholarship loans will bo bald March u . Senior high, college end mining students should register with their principal, daan of edu­ cation or nursing school director to apply for the loans. AB other applicants should register with the county school superintendent's office by Peb. It. The scholarship loans are for thi lMO-61 school year. High school graduates and college stu­ dents who want to teach in Flor­ ida public, elementary er tec ondary schools or junior eollagai, or persona who want a nursing carter to the stole ere eligible to com­ pete if they have lived to fferida for one year. M aa applicant to The Methodist Men of Graee Methodist Church organized Tues­ day night. Staymood Ashton wae elected president ef the organisation, Thomaa Ownby, vice, president; Burt Bevels, secretary and WUliam Stuart, treasurer. Lay Leader John DOminey told the men that their purpose is to promote good fellowship and good will among men of the church and to establish projects for them­ selves. The group will moot on the second Tuesday of each month. Women of the church served a meal at Tuesday's meeting. An information program on cancor was presented by Varnsn Mtae, president of the eeunty*a cancer aaciety and" Dr. Thomas Larges, A brief snrvey of the congresMaori mall showed g brood variety f t suggestions; coma Intelligent Ador Chokes On Tomato Piece Georgia Dealers Say They W on't Sell Florida Fish TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) .- The Game and Fish Commission said Wednesday M Georgia fish dealtoe haWtoee ef tomato be- purchase or sell fresh water Bab ledged to Me threat, •aught in Florida.. i ribahom, ena ef Doetevy'a The sale ef fresh water fish te Illegal to Florida. Tbe eoamlailon la trying to atamp out too aale ef gaeie fish In Georgia, Director A. D. Aldrich said, "If the Georgia outlets for Florida game Osh a n sealed off, toe illegal traffic in ouch fteh will lend to become unprofitable. This te bound to reduce tbe volume of Utegal traffic to Florida fish." thg Syrians aheUed the nearby Jewish village ef Belt Ketalr, ana to retaliation Israeli troops raeed Tawaflk. That than waa not a toH Mala war May he credited to tare forces, one of whleh usually re­ ceives too little credit to Its attempts to preserve world peace. That force te the United Na­ tion* whoso armistice .observers operate eu both sides af the line, and therefore can pinpoint refpenaibUtty for aggression, and whoa* emergency force at I,M0 men stands along Mm southern IereellU.A.R. border from Gaza to the Mg ef the Aqaba Peninsula. Another factor preventing a larga-acria fight now te tha fact that neither Israel nor the U.A.R. wants n war. Israel chargee Mist atepped-up U.A.R. boatlUtr te politically meUvated. On the other hand, the Arabs charge that Israeli Premier Da­ vid Ben-Gurion deliberately builds up incidents to focus world atten­ tion and sympathy aa liras!. Florida residents. Bach person who gets a gene­ ral scholarship loan far teacher preparation must agree to teach to a Florida public echooi, follow­ ing graduation, for at least as many years aa he haa received scholarship help. Persona who get stale nursing scholarship loans must agree to atart practicing nursing to Florida .immediately after graduation and continue for at least the time specified by their echolarahlp. BUKN08 AIRES (UPI) - Tbe afar force barred civil air traffic (Tom the Nuevo Gulf area today, and K appeared the navy might be preparing an all-out attack on what It believes to be a enbmarine cornered there. The air force ban wee not eatplained. U m navy previously had Nosed the gulf to private ship­ ping far "tactical reasons." Navy Secretary Gaston Clamant told aawamea last night the navy could order "armored reprisals" against the submarine If It re­ fused to leave toe gulf because It had penetrated "interior Argen­ tine wateca." When he waa asked whether this meant tha navy might bom­ bard tho submarine, Clement re­ plied: "That la toe spirit ef tho eommuntoue." Naval sources at Puerto Mjdrya arid Ihe aubmariae — if there te ooe — probably writId have to ■urface within 71 hours. The navy apparently hopes to catch it an the surface, store the gulf te too deep for effective operation with anU-aub equipment now available. Actress Denies She Caused Firing Dr. end Mrs. Stanley Specter went te Beaten te give Inter■nation at Mms #f the InvMttgnHnn. Dr. Specter, at St. Leule BOSTON (UPI) — A handsome Dutch radio oporetor, charged with the shipboard slaying of a pretty Chicago divorce*, today may get his ftrut look at an ialand ha hevor knew nutated until tost fall. The battered, nearly "hud* body of 13-year-old Lynn Kauffman waahad ashore on tiny Spectacle Island to Boston Harbor Bepl. II, the day after aha was reported missing from n Dutch ship by Carrier Pilot 'Lost'At Sea radioman Wiliam M. L. Van Ria. Van Rla la accused of boating tbs petite young women and hurling her body over tbe aide. But, though the state charged that Van Rla had beaten Mlaa Kauffman, n bill of particulars reed to the jury disclosed that the weapon or inatrumant that In­ flicted “ multiple blunt forca injurist” on the petite victim could not bo identified. The particulars, sought by de­ fense counsel, also revealed that Mia* Kauffman'* body had been sighted in the harbor before It waa found on the north shore of Spectacle Island. Tbe state also said Mis* Kauffman drowned af­ ter being beaten e r . struck witk some unknown weapon or. Instru­ ment. Today, Ven'Rie, who admitted having- a romance with Mlaa Kauffman during the 64-day voy­ age from Singapore, and the allmalegury that wtt) decide his fate were scheduled to tour the harbor and view tha island, weather per­ mitting. In lest than five hours Wednes­ day, n jury of It end two alter­ nates was selected from 67 vanIreaen with tha prosecution suc­ cessfully blocking the inclusion of woman on tho penal. Four women ware eliminated on challenge with­ out onus* by tha state and two others were excused by the judge beceuae of their views on the death penalty. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Tbe Navy announced a carrier pilot was lost at m s Tbeaday when Mi jet plana crashed after a faulty catapult take-off. The pilot wea Lt. (jg) Carl J. Rehaenberger, son of Mrs. Lorrains D. Rohaeobergor, San Anto­ nio, Tex. He was attached to Fighter Squadron II, Cedi Field Navel Air Station, Jacksonville. The Navy said the plane plunged into the sea after U was cata­ pulted from tho deck at the car­ rier Roosevelt. A search felled to produce any sign at tbe pilot or plane. The earri*r was en routs to join tho U. g. Mh Fleet to the Tha DeBary Civic Association Mediterranean. held Ha monthly meeting Tuesday night, Hie membership committee reported that ao new members were added during January, bring­ ing the total mambershlp to 4M. It was also announced tl)at Ibe ways end mean* committee wea to the process at being reorganized, with W. K. Braumbaiigh na the new chairman, and that Dr. W, L. Fidlar haa been appointed parllmeotarias. Protester Pari Dougin at the Center ter Practical PoUUcs at Routes College presented n pro­ gram on the'problem of getting citizen* in become acMve In peRROTATES AUTO M ATICALLY tice. to track d m Um, bate possible picture an every DtBory Civic Goup Meets HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — "I don't know what this hullabaloo la nil about," slant-oyod, black-hair­ ed Barbara Luna said In her Hol­ lywood apartment Tuesday night when confronted with newspapers carrying her picture next to Mar Ion Brando and Franco Nuyen. Reports from Loodoa indicated the exotic, Sl-year-old actress, daughter ef a Philippine, father and a Hungarian mother, was the direct etusc of France Nuyoa daveloping overweight and dropping out of tha picture, "The World of Susy Wong." "I have been dating Marlon for the past three months," the pe­ tite Eurasian beauty pouted, "in fact 1 am seeing no ooe else: "It aeeme like a tragedy for both Um motion pic lure company and France Nuyen," she added •omewhat gaily. "Bui I certainly don't know how anyone could put on weight from being jealous." Mias Nuyeo, waa reported to have gained weight through com­ pulsive eating sparked when Bran­ do began dating Barbara. According to reports from Loodot), Mlaa Nuyen waa fired from tbe film rote which was expected to make her a big star because of laryngitis and bar overweight. Paramount Studioa hare, how­ ever, uld aha waa fired because of chronic toneilltis and laryn­ gitis. Coat of re-shootlng the film with a new star would bo betweon three-quarter to eoo milUou dol­ lars. Gay’s original script offered soma curiously gripping, moving mo­ ments. I suppose this U because he tackled a big topic: One man’e responsibility to his fallow man. la the play, a World War 1 Brit­ ish captain on Ms way to dasartlag Ms army rediscovered the meaning of life after falling la love with an American girt. The girl, a volunteer nurse who had a romantic view of war and n hubby at the front, arrived fas Peris wMh the septate and wae thrilled at the Idee of being able to hear Gcrmaa artillery. She didn’t give a thought ts what the arttUary wae doing, yon eee. Nat­ urally, her romanticism revived the spark ef humanity in her lev­ er end she, fat turn, acquired a toned-down, mere representative view ef war and life. the finally went beck to her hubby and the captain want back to the war. Beth reallaed that aura la not to reason why ours la but to do or dia. Tbs obviousness of It all detracted from the (day's Impaet. Directed by Bum Kullk, the pro­ duction went through some awk­ ward momenta before getting down to bailaess. The pace stowed effectively na Stephen Boyd, the captain, and Dolores Hart, the nurse, met, fell In leva end part­ ed. They played a restaurant scene In whleh they realized their need for one another In aa espe­ cially tender style. Before that, however, Boyd tended to act with too much intensity. Miss Hart was consistently excellent. In smaller roles, OTlerllhy, Robert Coote, Sam Jaffa and Judith An­ derson ware fine. Boris Karloff, appearing again in a sinister rota, behaved at timei' aa though be wee satirising old Boris Karloff movies. aentativea on Tuesday night'* NBC-TV Startima special was Ihe sound or the music. It was pallicj) Eve* Count Basie's abbreviated "One O'clock Jump’’ was sluggish and slick. Only the Woody Herman crew performed with some o( drive that characterized the top the excitement, bite and hungry bands of that era. The program, called "The Swingin’ Years"—and not "To the Sound of Trumpets"— bad a gee-whiz appreciation of that big band era but not enough youthful spirit, mood or depth. ^ LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:43 FEATURE: 1:15 - 3:20 1:25 - 7:30 - 9:35 A TV show that sets out to aaluta the swingin' years—tha ytara In which big bands were big busi­ ness' — losaa ma whan it offers Guy Lombardo lattead of olthar Bonny Goodman, Artie thaw, Duke Ellington or Charley Barnet. Lombardo belong* ee a show of Ms own. Dad. Tho demand for corrective glass­ es to Great Britain roe* from one mlllioo pair* to 1MB to more than eight million to IN0 because of the country's National Health Service. Tbe demand to now run­ ning at about four and n half mlOtao- pairs a year.- •Mill MUMS FRIDAY * SATURDAY "SHE DEMONS’* ALSO "GIANT FROM THE UNKNOWN" Roa Visits Slavs BEl .GRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roe arrived Sunday for m offi­ cial two-day visit. The Yugoslav news agency Tnajug arid Bon cnllad on Yugoslav Foreign Min­ uter Keen Popovte shortly after his arrival. Ron came bare from the United Arab Republic where he attended the dedication ceremonlee of tho Aswan Dam and conferred with U. A. a officials. Your Customer , COR ROTOR marvel scans tbe skies He radar to p u l* better pictures ee your set! straight at tW sending tower at the eheanei MM RMT.MRMt HIM UVf N n fit h ef it e u a ib of CPU eeeaewteneaendte TV reerpllea erect/e*I Me pear*. UM! ta N asavr lit Maks year aatsaaa vark Seed liana wea* aRcleatly aad briap la tka beat passible pktare frees sag direction. 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The missile's classified details Charles DeGaulle'a sweeping r e -' were revealed to the President dur- forma of army, police and civil ng his three-hour tour of the mis­ powers In Algeria were hailed sile test center Wednesday. It was one of five rockets he saw. Six hours later, the M-foot-tall bottle-shaped missile, forerunner of a rocket to be launched from submerged submarines, flew too miles down the Mlanlle missile range to hit squarely on target lust north of Puerto Rico. A H , I T H O U O H T T H A T 'D StliN St Pebll* KH tlis T o whom It m ijr roncem : X M lr* la hereby alvan that Ilia H-mlnota t-o u n tr Zoning Commission proposes In rerom m -nd In th» Hoard of Henilnola County fomnileelnnert, tha adoption of a Comprehensive Zoning lle gu U tlo n and faa schedule and annlne maps dividing all of Hemlnole C o m i t y i.utatdS af Inrorpnratad areas Intn aonlng dis­ tricts and providing (o r regulations and enforcement thereof. Public hearings w ilt ha held In tha C ourt Room of the genii, note County Court Itnuaa, Hanford, Florida ae fa lle n s: tilsirleta as detlnraied on aff 1,1a 1 county maps— revision IS IS : trialt let S— Commissioner Vernon ttunn'e D istrict generelly lyin g Cast of VP IT .fS and South af M k < Jessup and Pouth of the Krontnrhhatchet lllv a r— being lha Poutheaet aegmsnt of Kcmlnnls County. H ea ring on Fe bru a ry IS, l i l t at T : l f P M . or aa soon thereafter ae poeellile. Zoning map may tie viewed end copies of the proposed soil­ ing regulations and fees echedul# may be ohtalnrd In the Znn. Ing Office, Hemlnole County Court llauae. Hanford. Florida, Mon­ day throuah Friday (ru m SiSS A. M. la l;M P. M. Ptmlnnla County Zoning Commission Hy ftnbart S. Brawn tsm laala County Xonlna Director Publish February 11. t i l l . IT'S CARRYING THE j FLASH/ STOLEN PLUTONIUM/ / YOU RE THE RADATION / NOT WILL N IL THAT - J 6 0 *i& c r e e p s / it WENT STRAtSHT UP THAT EXHAUST STACK . LIKE A ROCKET i SHOT/ ■ Edit/ W l UP- f ' sous s n o a itf our g E C -tte fO U T 06PW10F , [COM MAM K t I SO MO ORE , UHS AND TM H E w ALMOST LIKE A LA M PONY tall AND WEAK H IM J A IT u "The problem IS settled — we are now beaded for aetf-deterralnatlon sooner or later," Motltt said In an Interview published in the pro-DeGaulle newspaper Combat. Mollet himself headed one of the governments that toppled be­ cause of the Algerian problem. On one visit to Algiers four years ago, he was pelted with over-ripe tomatoes by angry French set­ tlers. Acting under the near • dicta­ torial powers granted by Parlia­ ment, DeGaulle Issued Wednes­ day a series of decrees designed to reinforce government control In Algeria and minimise the possi­ bility of any future settler revolt. He stripped three generals of key posts, dissolved the home guard, and shook up the police force. At least SO colonels and lesser officers also were recalled. DeGaulle also: Dissolved the army's "psychological warfare" section known as the Fifth Durcau. The Bureau was heavily staffed with officers who led the revolt In 1IU which restored De­ Gaulle to power. Investigation in­ dicated the hureau distorted the DeGaulle policy to both the army and civilian population. iV t ROUNOSOMCTUIMSAIOUT UALFW&V COWN, MA&&Y-A SMOOTH g t rua-CDutOBEJrj A COO C O K I t^ / W O N 'T W A N T THAT TO N A PPK N TO L IN K f ......... iw voy ASK ME LIKE iCEN TLCM AM I'LL TELL YOU T H A T *' BETTER, k T H E Y VWeRE5 0 C T E R R IB L E LOOKING -t r t h r e w t h e m — , our W M E R tT H lV I HEAD WBM3KY MOM BINT a u a cA M S H O P / / — — s I-- O v ettoM . r i x c D .r > JMOCHOWTOPHA AHAUrD«CAkm MUM WHATS/f WHATU.IOBIVC 7D W O O *T H » — v M0BNIH3? yai, tha sanfard htrald it advertisa family a ffair Margie Hess, DeBary Imogene Yates, Sanford Lawrence Llvlagslfa, Sanford Edward Jlwsll, DeBary Elaine Sexton, Sanford Sherry Dawn Rogers, Sanford Mabel Dames, Sanford Alan L. Harkey, Sanford Preston Sharp, Sanford Denise Swain, Sanford < Phillip Stallings, Ldkl Mary: Ida Jane Martin, Sanford Carrie Walker, Sanford Susie Collum, Sanford ; Jennie Tyler, Sanford Alma Robinson, Lake MaryBlftfef Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Barney Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sextet. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Most HI, Sanford, a son Dismissals Dale Wesson, Geneva Fred Swankhouse, Sanford Carol Caruso, Sanford Helen Powers, N. Orlando Mary Wight Lofflor, Sanford William Kirby, Sanford Mrs. David Garvin and baby, Sanford Phillip Stallings, Lake Mary Carolyn Reidner, Sanford Mrs. Alvin Pritchett and baby, Sanford �■ ■ ■ | a Now, Something O ld -- W AN T ADS Are A* Good As Gold Ih » FURNISHED house for rent, 11 2-BEDROOM house, not faney but Smyrna Dr., DeBary. cheap rent, ST.50 per jveek. Also furnished apartment, 2 bedrooms APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 24371 and _..J bath, balh, utilities furnished, f11.23 week. FA 2-3212. NEW g-ttedroom CB home on large private lot for country living FURN. A p t 20114 W. 1st St. with city conveniences, kitchen equipped, furnished or unfurnish­ •-ROOM house, unfurnished, mod­ ed to desirable tenants; located ern, on lake located in Geneva, near Sanford’s eountry club, on Fla. NS per month. FO 3-3312, Oviedo. the Vihlen Road. Price, $73 per month. Immediate occupancy. 3-ROOMS <c Bath, nicely furnishCall -owner, FA 2-2N3. ed, $30. Apt. 1, 40714 W. 1st., manager at 111 W. 6th. HOME SEEKERS The following Is a list of selected 2 FURNISHED apartments, Bud CB homes, well located in vari­ Long, Main Street, Enterprise, ous sections of Sanford. All fea­ ture fully equipped electric kit­ chens, heaters, hot water heat­ FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart ment, first floor, 211 W. 16th St. ers, blinds, and various extras. Call FA 2-3430. 104 Laurel Drive FURNISHED cottage at 3 bedroom — $23 per month Points. Phone FA 2-1467. 206 Grapeville Avenue RENT A BED 3 bedrooms — $25 per month Rollaway, Hosplta' A Baby Beds to revise or reject Bay ndtmest from that ordered te By Diy, Week or Month. ■as to the policies af this 2000 Washington Avenue CARROLL’S FURNITURE 2 bedrooms — $100 per month Ph. FA 2-6121 116 W. 1st 8L v: GU881F1ED INDEX T 1 Geed Feed , Fee Rent i Wanted te Rent , Real Estate Wealed . Real Estate Far Bela i Mertgage Loeaa \ Business Opportunities t lasuraace , Female Help Wealed . Male Help Wealed Male er Female , Work Wealed , Plsmblag Services • Electrical Services . BalM, Paint A Repair Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 3-BEDROOM furnished home $100 par month, responsible people only. FA 2-SM6. COMPLETELY furnished garage apartment with air conditioned bedroom. 2003>4 French Avo. Phone FA 2-3130. •auforh frra lfi THE OLD HOME TOW N Page 10—Thura. Feb. 11,1960 S. Real Eatate For Sale By STANLEY Outstanding Modern Country Home 10. Malt or Famalt 5. Real Eatale For Sale S BEDROOM house, Wynnewood DRUG CLERK — Experience pre. section. 11,000 down. FA 3-UM. ferred. Apply In person to Faust’s Drug Store, FA 24T24. REAL ESTATE DRU'E LN 2344 French Aye. 3.Bedrooms, H i baths, concrete J. W. HALL block construction, hardwood BABYSITTING evenings or week, floors. Large living room has Rea-tar ends; also tutoring, elementary western cedar panelling and fire­ -Call Hall” Phone FA 1-3 g r a d e s ; by young teacher. place. Home is equipped with FA 2-1343 after 3:00. wall furnace, range and refrige­ 2 ACRES rator. Large lot with many fruit trees. Special building In rear 2 acres with 2 bedroom, concrete WHITE MALE, 27, desires parttime jab from 3 P. M. to mid­ block boinw, high and dry land. used for workshop or hobby night, available 7 nights a week, House approximately .0 years shop. $14,200 with terms. Contact will consider anything. FA 24(27 old, with new roof. Several oak Seminole Realty after 3.______________________ 1201 Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5231 Good water. On paved Rd. $10,200 wiJi small down pay­ 12. P ln n b in g Service* BY OWNER: 2-bcdroom CB home; ment. PLUMBING corner lot; fenced back yard. Contracting A Rrpslrs $330 down. I bone FA 2-1263. 1200 DOWN Tree Estimatct R. L. HARVEY COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re­ 3 BR. home with hardwood floors and ceramic tile bath. 204 Saaford Ave. Phona FA 1438$ sales available from $130 down —assume $37.30 monthly pay­ L. PAYTON Plumbing & Repairs ments. Inquire at office or ROSA phone FA 2-7202. Jeg C. .Tbomss And Associates 182$ SaHU SL FA S.8S48 Registered Real Estate Broker For desirable HOMES, call "The Ph. FA 2-1301 1722 at Hiawatha Time Tested Firm" today. BACHELOR apartment, groind floor, suitable for 1 or 2. 313 Palmetto. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 111 W. First St2, 2 and 4 BR. housca, 2 BR furnished apartment. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East side between Celery and Geneva ROSA L. PAYTON Avenue; t bedrooms, kitcbei appllancei. School bus slop. Quiet And Associates neighborhood. $75 per month. Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17 22 at Hiawatha One of the nicest homes In May- C. A. Whiddon, Sr. fair. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, BROKER plenty of closet space, 2-car 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-SNI carporle. Room on the lot to NEW two bedroom bouse: natural build a swimming pool. Under COUNTRY. CLUB Manor: 3 bed­ wood finish. Separate well. $30,000. Terms. room home with Venetian blinds, $1,300. -Sea Mr. Ralph Murphy, and plenty of ahrubbery, excep­ Large landscaped lot, 3 bedroom 3rd Street, Lake Mary. tionally clean. FA 2-tTtt or older home In good condition. FA 2 6642. Modern equipped kitchen, gar­ LAKE FRONT HOME age, workshop. Price $13,100.00 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath Plnaereit. Just off 17-22 at Longwood. Beau­ Terms, 9% loan. Terms. FA 24412. tiful split-level home on large spring fed lake. 3 acres of land. 100' frontage on lake, 100' front S t Johns Realty Co. 2-BEDROOM home In well estab­ lished neighborhood. S p e c i a l THE TIME, TESTED FIRM on paved road. Tbii home determs. FA 2-6132. ilgned for aolld comfort. Con­ 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 structed of concrete block and hard cypress. Beautiful oak 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double earporle, extra large utility room, Today's Country Home Buy' trees. Great possibilities for Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. Conveniently located c o u n t r y developing eatra land Into com­ FA 2-1376. Homs on 114 acres. House in mercial erdal duplexes. need of a Handy Mans Touch. 2-BEDROOM CBS home, kitchen S t Johns Realty The water la good. The Shade equipped, near Pinccnst School. 116 North Park trees numerous. Don't wait! Call Cash or terms. 2704 Magnolia. Falrfalx 24123 Nowl See this at Today's nailsPhone FA 2-3377. tic Price of $3300 with Termf. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Raaltor Raymond Lundqulat. Assoc. wide 146 ft. deep, facing Country W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Ageney FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 111 N. Park Club Rd., In Loch Arbor, Terms Phone TA 2-4221 Pbons FA 24331 M01 Park Dr. can be arranged. FA 2-1623. UNFURNISHED 2-bcdrcom house. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near schools snd stores. FA 2 3230. 2 2613 Elm. No pels please. 1 FUT ISHED garage apartment, 1 234314 Palmetto Ave. C a l ! 2-NEW HOUSES, one 2 bedroom S FA 2 3234 or FA 2 0323. one 1 bedroom, $75-$83. Cat FA 24722. It Faya UPSTAIRS furnished apartment, •A Resety Parlor* private entrance, elaclric kit­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, , Flowers k Plante To U«e chen. S e e Mrs. Appleby, call FA 2-3631. - Feta . Livestock - Sups FA 24661 or FA 2 3266. The HERALD , Machinery • Teels 6-ROOM unfurniahed house with i Rente and Meters UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom home sleeping porch. Call FA 2-1323. Want Ads. , AatoaieMlea .at 2004 French Ave Immediate ■A Trailers posieisloo. Contact Don Royar LOOKING for something nice. Liv­ Feraitara ing room, flroplace, knotty pin* at Burgtr King. i Articles Per Bale • walls, mastar bedroom, tUa walla, ________ ______ I __ A Article Wanted bath, larga kitchen, clean and FARMER’S AGENCY , Notices k Foresails nicely furnished. Call FA 6-3267. N. V. Farmar, Realter RAYMOND M. BALL FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, I Lest k Paaad I). H. Whitmore AND ASSOCIATES all electrie kitchen, near good i.RdeeaUea • Iaslructiea Lillian G. Trams grocery store In Floral Heights. Raal Estate — Insurance Associates. Phona FA 2-2027 or FA 2-3730. NICE quiet furnished apartment Surety Bonds for couple, $30 per month, Call 116 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-9221 sncrrriova s s x a FA 2-7328 after 1:00 P. M. After hours, FA 2 2611, FA 2-4221. NOTICK IM h-r*h>- given iliaV t am INIBHED ijirtment, one er engaged la buelnoea at STII OrFA 24261 $ bedrooms, hardwood floors, Until, Drive, Sanford, Semlnol* s bath, private; adults, 102 County, Florida.. undvr (ha flctlvlnua name ef North Orlando Kl-cnth. St.. WANTED TO EXCHANGE late troalev, and that 1 latvnd ta regiaGOSH MOM! 3-BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood 123$ American TraUer, 49' x S', Wbit a bargain! This 2 bedroom t-r Bald name with the Clark ef Boors, itove; air conditioner op­ lha Circuit Co in , Memlnota I'nnaty, Hanford, Klorlda, und*r tha turn* completely furnished, in excel­ frame home baa everything you tional. $32 mo. FA 24123. Klorlda, In ermrdanro with tha o f HEA HHKI.L and Intend to lent condition; for 2 bedroom provisions of lha Klcllcloua Name r-nl*ter the aald ham* with tho want except • fresh eoat of home, completely furnished, pre­ Htatutra, to-wltt CIVrk of Circuit Court o f Mtralnola paint, end if you're handy you Section lit.vs Klorlda statute* County, Klorlda. ferable In Country Club Manor, THE SANDS OF TIME eaa de that yourself and save I SIT. W illiam Edward Landrlran Hi. 4 Box 313 R. W.. Orlando. ARE RUNNING OUT money. Total price $7228—terms. l i f t Thomas A. I.yhs Iterachal Joseph Morvlno There are only three homes left N A V Y AN D ' Gordon O m n i ■TSCMSTIIOSI, DAV1H 4 SIcl.NTOOU Publlvbt K*U 4, II, IS, IS, ISIS. ay Ivan J. Pavia, Jr. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency in exclusive SAN SEM KNOLLS. Attorney at I-aw NEWCOMERS 112 N. Park This means that only three more l e the L'aart mt lha ea a a ty J e S iv , Edward* Hulldlag BY OWNER nleo 2 BR furnished Pbone FA 2-4221 nominate I 'H a iy , t'larlda, la P re - Hanford, Klorlda home, like new, LOY down pay­ Phona FA 24331 2101 Park Dr. happy, families wUl be able to TOSANFORD lNit#e Publlahl Keb. «, I t, IS, IS, ISIS. aay: ment. 1303 E. 4th. St. Phono la ret State!- a f FA 2 2283. Fo lavlte yaa ta ho ear gneata M A n r KLURENCB SCOTT fla m e , IV THM IM A M , cr.AIW S m l NT "In looking for a home we aew lim e* know n ne SI. KLORRNON i v a v is r a n s n M iv a i.n c o i . v r v , theelately free wllkeet ehllgaSCOTT. KLORE.VCM SCOTT. MARY FLORIDA, l a w » n , «*•«. many with MANY of the fea­ ilea at eae ef Sanford's leading la lha f ear* at tb# Caaaty Jadgt, M, OCOTT and M. r . SCOTT, CKKPIT ADJUSTMENT S K ItV lce , tures or SAN SE't KNOLLS, but S-mlaate C aaaty, Klorlda. la Pre* Peceaaed aS M te fo r DIL JL U LINDHKY, latela while yea lecqta suitnone with ALL of them. For bate. T a A ll Credit*** and Peraaa* K ev­ r ia la llff, ihie heating fee yaa retIf tad la rat SCatal# a# in s (talm a aa Demand* Agalaas -VOinstance there were many with WIt.KBIlSON VAN BITTING. Said Stavatai FaaUly. Pick ap peer key at VERNON W EBTKALL Sad H AZEL S bedrooms, 2 or 1W baths, Peceaeed. r# u aod each o f you are heraby W ESI R A M hie wife, mr Sake Office. electric kitchens, lerretso floors T a A ll ( ’rodltora aad P -rsaa* Mar­ notified and required In prevent D efendant!. ina C'lnlaaa ar lltm aada Aealnat and etc., l i k e SAN SEM any claim* and demand* which n o t i c e o r s n s :n i k » - s s a l e EVELYN SELLERS, Said Kata It i you, or a lth tr o f you, may have KNOLLS, and some evea had NOTICE I* IIK lIK D r GIVEN Plaintiff, You and each o f you ar* hereby aealnat lha *• fate at H ART KLOIt- that I. J. I - n o u n r , Sheriff o f •VI* the earns FHA financing with notified aad required lo prevent EYCK aCOTT, deceased. U fa of Homlnota County, Klorlda, under W ILLIE S E L L in a , low down payment and low claim * and demand* which •aid County, to the County Jude* and by virtu* o f n w rit o f e lo c u ­ Defendant. any you, or tlth or a f you. may bar* monthly payments. But there o f utialBolo Cauaty, Klorlda, e l hi* tion herotnfor# loeued cut o f th* NOTICE TO APPEAE another lha aetata o f WILICGRSON office In the court houe* o f aald above entitled cou rt. In lb* abov* STATE OP KLOIIIDA TO) was always SOMETHING wrong VAN HITTING, deceased, lata or County at Hanford, Klorlda, w ith ­ atytad rauee. hava levied upon lb* W ILLIE SELLERS — Ilka not having city water aald County, to th* County Judge in sigh t calendar months from tho fo lio * inn property, (H u tto. lyln e Addreta and Iteeldeae* o f Semlnol* County, Klorlda, at and sewers, or not having the tlmo o f tho flrat publication o f nnd being In Sem inole County, U n k n o w n thl* notice. Each claim or demand Klorlda, to-w ltt large, covered patios you see i f Ton ar* hereby notified that n hi* orflca la th* court hnue* af ehall b* In w ritten, nnd shall sla t* I * l s SIS, SSI, SIS. lie . s it bill o f com plaint fo r d lro rc* haa tald County at Sanford, Klorlda, SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being alnht calendar m onth! th* place of residence and poet ond IIS Krank I - W oodbeen filed agalnet you, and you within located In a noiiy neighborhood. o ffice address o f tho claim ant, aad r u ffe aubdlt l,|un o f lande, ar* required to oerv* a copy of from th* time o f th* flrat publica­ Legal Notice Legal Notice WELCOME Stenstrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RIS.NER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates N. Park Ph. FA 2-2420 shall b* sworn to l.y tho claim ant, hi* anenl, or attorney, and any such claim u. demand not •• filed (h a ll b* void. Guy Carlton Reop Paul C. Hoop Ao o io cu lo ro o f tho Laot W ill and Toetoment o f SI ART FLORENCE SCOTT, dec-seed First publication Fob. (, Its*. Publish! Keb. ( , It, II, t l , ISIS. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court b -fn to Friday, February, II for tb* relief demanded In the bill o f complaint. DONE AND ORDMRKD at Sen. ford, Semlnol* County. Florida, •hi* I f ” day at January, 191*. tS E A l .1 *'ID SI. GATCIIEL C -.rk at th* Clrault Court . By Jndn M. W ilke, DC Paul C. Perkins IIT West South Street Orlande, Klarlda Atterpey fo r Plaintiff Puhlleh Jan. 91, IS * ?: 4th Addition •• Homea Dtalxned For Florida Living. ■’ • * 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Bath. rJ, VA - FHA ; FHA In Service Conventional Finandnf Down Payments Low as $425 You etn movt la lmmedi ftUly whilt th# papers are being processed. We Guarantee Persons] | Satisfaction On The I . Construction Of Your ■ Rome For Tbo First || Year — Or Your Down | Fnyment And ‘ Closing (d ost WUl. Bo Cheerfully I 1 Unfunded tion o f thla nolle*. Itarli claim ar Hanfnrd, gemlnnl# County, Klorlda. a* recorded In f*lat Honk S. Pag* VI, fu h llo R e­ cord* o f Semlnol* County, RAVENNA PARK D u v tlo p u r PRESENTS HOMES Quiet Community Near Golf Coktm Turn Wont Ok Stth St- Follow Country Club .Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . OPEN DAILY H T M D n rt SUNDAY liM F, M. H I Dull 3 Budrooms-l’/a Baths $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 FHA $ 3 5 0 D ow n torn $ 6 8 .5 0 M o n th ly House Wiring — Electrie Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia__________ FA 2-0013 14. BuiJd, Paint ft Repair RAINBOW Painters k Decorators —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2-8326. WALL PAPERING k PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 906 West Ith St. Phone FA 24643 THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Horn* Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Pbone FA 2-6432 B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs LUeaaed — Banded FREE ESTIMATES 300 Laural Ave. PL. FA I-72U r YOU hava painting problem a and want to take aa-antage of years of tspcrience and the beat of workmanship can K. M. Young FA 24326 er J. L. Bled­ soe FA 2-4122. IS. Special Services 2-BEDROOM house, large famUy room with fireplace, corner lot. FA 24267. T V & Radio Service (Home & Auto)' I North Orlando Electronic* Ph. FA 24*34 — FA 2 2061 2711 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 1742 AVON CALLING PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4221 After I F. M. So. Rinecrest — Wynnewood • Loch Arbor Women who want to bo suc­ cessful and earn good money in three or four hours per dayT TV makes AVON COSMETICS very much in demand and eaay to sail. Write, Mrs, Jtan MUanlch, Box >42, Lockhart, ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hand bill*, and programs, e t c . Progressive Printing Ce. Phone FA X-Mll— SOS West 12th SC , SERVICE CALLS $1.20. For de­ pendable TV service call Senford TV Center. 2th. and San­ ford Avo. FA 24741. WANTED: Expelreaeed automobile salesman. Apply Tth * French Ave., Brats Motors. HEATI N O H. B. POPE CO. 200 S. Park - FA 14234 That la one thing we k>vs about SAN SEM KNOLLS 4 la ARE YOU EARNINO $9,000 pet year. 2 married men for San­ QUIET. Another thing, wa can ford. $329 mo. plus commission: let our children play in front I day week; peid vacation and because our home is on a dead bonus; other benefits. Must be end street and ♦• don't Uvt reputable character, h i g h DREDGING: Land fillet In conitaht fear that a speeding school or batter education. Ap­ car will run them down. IT IS beaches pumped la. Ne ply Thursday and Friday, M20 LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE smell er lo large. Celt 1 Corriae Dr., Orlande, Fla. 14091. VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! And,'last but not lasst, the con­ struction Is guarantood to bo tbs very beat beca-se ovary bit of it waa personally supervised by the builder, PhUlp Scull." SAN SEM KNOLLS Is four blocks west of French Ave. ea Twen­ for Hamlnola County, Klorlda, In tieth Street. A Stamper associate C L a iic fr y , f o r d l r o r r r . t h t - * b t » r * v * Is on the premises daily. lated tills o f which la JENNIE LEVI, P lain tiff, vs. W ALTER LEVI. Defendant, thl* arnica ta to require you to file with th* Clerk • f said Court you r w ritten de. tens**, If sa y, to th* P talatltr* com pla in t filed In aald cause, and tn serve a ropy thereof upon P la ln tlfm attorney n ot later than tha Itlh day o f Starch, A. D. 1SS*| otherw ise, a decree pro contest* w ilt bo ontorod against you far U * relief prpyod by P lain tiff. W IT N K M tny hand and the teal n f aald Court at Hanford. Klorlda thla S ilk day p f Jaanary, A. p . David M, Galrhal C lerk o f the Clrrull Ceurt By Martha T . Vihlen D eputy Clerk Kenneth M. l-offter Kdwarde Building Paal O fflr* Draw er It# Publish K a b .4 . i t , IS, t l , IMS. From 13. Electrical Service* YOUR Sanford. Florida Attoraay far Plalatlfr 0ISPUY MOORS 0PM D t t 7 > i r e i a i f i h s t . and any such claim o r demand not •o filed (hall bo Told. Ruth Colton lllllln g Ao K secutrla o f tho Lael Witt and Testament o f W ILK K naO N VAN BITTING. deeeaeed A. EDW IN SHINHOLSKIl Attorney fe r Executrix Sanford Atlantia Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florida F irst publication January II, l| (». H eating A!R CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPMR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 3-BEDROOM CB home, kitebea equipped, terrasso floors. Large INCOME TAX SERVICE corner lot. Low down payment WILLIAM H. MURRAY and m o a 4 h 1 y paymanla. 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1224 FA 2-43M. Legal Notice Legal Notice Plumbing ft BEST BU Y IS heresH W . H . " B IU " S le m p e r A g e n d y Realtor ft leaurer ASSOCIATES! H. E. Taffer Arthur F. Dey, Evarett Harper Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher. Helen E. Noonan, R. T.* McCaakiU T. C. Troutner Phone FA 14221 IIS N. Park Phone FA 14331 2221 Park Dr. 51NASH and Heater • Automatic Tranemkaalea - Going For Only 59 JEEP «WN WW. • Like New - Four Wheel Drive Gulag Fur Only . $1 "3 9 5 L295 ™ T & T MOTORS 1510 F R E N C H A V E . r a . f a '$4$is n i i a r i i nni i i KKSUJ9Ck,. j ■"■y ’ A,, . 1» i ■ i. . . �A Want A d A Day Makes A ll Baslness P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 15. Social Services 19. Boats and Motors PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Gateway To The Waterway AH type* and liu i, installed Your EVINRUDE Dealer "De k Yourself' Robson Sporting Goods ' • WE REPAIR AND SLRVKE 30441 E. 1st. Ph. PA 2-5901 STINE Machinery' and Supply Ca. JOT W. and St. Ph. TA 14431 NEW 14' V-Bottom boat. Sea this one before you buy. PA 2-4041. ANY TV REPAIRED 33.50 plui parte, V brought to ihop by cut- MUST SELL Adam Skier la per­ tomert. All work guaranteed for fect condition, new carer, like SO dayi. new trailer, iki tow. Complete CENTURY TV SERVICE outfit MOO or beet offer. G. C. ISIS Celery Ave. Phone PA ••till Crandel, 124 Shannon Dr. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: An • work guaranteed. Free Eati- 20. Automobile metre. Phono PA M ill. 'M BUCK 4-door LaSaber, power iteering, radio, beater, other ex­ AUTO GLASS tra*. CaU PA 2-3304. INSTALLED Windshield Back Glass 'S3 BUICK. radio and beater, Qynallow. Ph. PA 2-0401. Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE HILLMAN MINX Convertible, Ssnkarik Glsss and Paint Co. 1030 only 4300 mllei. like new cooM- 1M W. feed SL PA 1 •Stowing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES * MODELS MO So. Park (14 hr. aar.) PA S-SSSS ditloo. Price 11595.00 300 Elm. '30 UNIVERSAL JEEP; ’30 Pont Pickup, both in excellent eondiUon. To see call PA 3-1431. '30 RENAULT, 9400 down, take SEPTIC TANK SERVICE up payment*, or wilt trade Maos ISOS equity lor older car. FA 2-4373. A. HARE DESARY NOrth 0-4421 NOrth 0-4711 'M NASH wagon 375 or beet of­ 15-A B oaatp Parlors fer. Phone PA 3-7300. . , DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP ’ SSM Adams Ph. PA - 341 Ba Lovelier WHh fW D s tls tl Beauty Cara. RAMBLER custom fordor sedan, radio, heater, 0 cylinder, push button, drive, tinted gla**, whitewall*, low mileage. Only 3 month* old. FA 2-7019. Dawn's 1033 CHEVROLET fordor Bel Air, good condition, good Urea, aacrifire for 3000, 3223 down. bal. Beawty Salon 341 per mo. Phone PA 1-8334. M l* Oak PA 1-7404 or FA 2-1X31. h ▲ WaOlafled cuetonar k aw beet 20-A Trailers . advertisement. r HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK FOR 8ALE: Large sturdy luggage MO Se. Oak Ph. PA 7-XT40 trailer, 4' x 3' x 314'. Complete system. 9100. 133 PineJune Brown’s Baauty Salon lighting erect Drive, PA 2 21M. M10 Adame Avt. Ph. FA MS27 TRAILER CABANNA with 3* x M' IS. Flowers ft Plants factory awning*, jalouiie win­ dows and door, haater, gas bottled; reasonable FA 2-4T73. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PA i - i m or PA m o FOR SALE — 1936 Spence Craft House Trailer. 4614x3. See Clyde M r K t a r E h r 5 u e h T ^ « P P lis a Walk at DeWitU Trailer Park. COLLIE PUPPIES, aevea weeki No pbona ealls. e j ^ > 0 0 ^ t e v e n ^ « ^ ^ ^ ^ _ MUST SELL 13N 33 ft. Flag Ship mobile home, modern through­ out. deluxe color fixtures, full bath. Frost of DeWitt'a Trailer B & M Distributors ' Park. Rt. 17-01 So. Mrs. James DaVkm._____________ _______ NEW PRODUCTS P. O. Box a t . Lake Mary. Pla. 40 It. 3 BE Trailer, will seU or Ph. PA 1-4SS3. i. new I sal. trade equity for furniture or equity is bouse. Ph. PA 2-7344. that one a a p dectrie can operate — weight 3S Ibe. 21, Furniture_____________ aompleU — mixes 30 Iba. hi t minute* — S on. R. hr. with Used furniture, appliances, tools s4e. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart eae bucket Per any i M l Sanford Ave. Ph. PA I-41M eoocreta Job. May ba rested at the following sloroe-with 1 New A Used Furniture A Appli­ bucket*; Gregory Lembor Co., ance*. A Good Place To Sanford; Edwards .lardwere, BUY. SELL or TRADE Sanford; Gregory Lumber Os., Jenkins Furniture DcLand; CbutueU Supply Ce., 400 Sanford Ave. PA 1-7450 •hr Oattfark V,' *1 *.* t I b < • U «• , ♦ r j _ USED CARS 68 PLYMOUTH 66 CHEVROLET Ravey Feeder Radix • Auto­ matic Trans. • Eadk • ■ eater. "SIS Fordor M a n • S Cylin­ der • Standard Traaa. • Radio and Heater • Good Tires and Paint While Well Tiree . A-l Condi- lien • ONLY Mather of Sanford 58 CHEVROLET 58 CHEVROLET 1995 58 CHEVROLET Riacayne Fordor Sedan • Fully Equipped larludiag Air Conditioner • and Fewer Hteeriag • New Tiree • A Beal Bay At «— SUPER SPECIALS—■ T f Belvedere Sparta Hardtop' • Automatic Traaa. . f e w e r Hteeriag - Radio • Heeler « White Wall Tire* - Tatoae Paint . Law Mileage fired eme Sport even Hard­ top • Automatic Traaa. - Pow­ er Hteeriag • Power Brakee Radio • Heater • A Nice Huy At Only $2395 59 FIAT 37 CHEVROLET dor • Standard Traaa. • Heat­ er • Tutewe Paiat t f t $1095 64 De SOTO 57 FORD **00" 'Hardtep • Automatic Traaa. • Kadie • Healer • Goad Tiree aad Tulene Paiat Cuetomllae Tudor S Cylinder Standard T r a a a . • Good Paiat . Priced to Sell at Only $1195 $1095 BRAND NEW FIAT BIANCHINA By FIAT Equipped with Heater. White Sidewall Tires, EDrtrie Windohiold Wipers, Oil Filter i d Turn Signals. FIAT 600 Series Equipped wHh Heat­ er. White MdowaU Tires, ■ertrio Windshield Wiper*. Oil Piker aad Turn Signal*. $ 1 Q C | | # « # DOWN $1295 1956 CHEVROLET k * i Wheel Baee, W Tan Pickup 7th ft French Avt. •h Ph. FA 2-HOdl IS S iW O I 795 Pickup I Cylinder. Haa A Maaanite Covered $ 1 1 Q Body. Ready Te G* Te Work. | C 1 9 5 7 FORD Fordor Country Hadan — Itndio and Heater — Power Steering — Power Broken — Fordomntlc TranaraUaion — Original Rad and White Finish P f f M H *1 4 9 5 *6 9 5 1952 FORD F-8 TRACTOR LOW COST SPECIALS PORD P-100 0 Cyl. Pickup FORD P-100 v-a Picks a CHEVROLET )i Tan Pickup 57 CHEVROLET Hel Air Sports Coupe • Fully Equipped Including and Power llrakea • Beautiful Red and White Tuton* Flniah • Loral Trada In With Very Lew Mileage - Like New Condition Thraaghnnt POIU) P-100 V-0 Pickup . CMC V, Ten Pickup CHEVROLET H Tea Pickup Com* U Or Call Oko Of Our FRIENDLY FORD HALE8MAN TODAY! Jack Beaton Walter Steele Lot Berlloa Ed Taft Duane TUlia INCORPORATED d 1 | 1695 i Pwwee Bieatag ft m g a p 1 J k ljm | 56 MERCURY Montclair Fordor Hardtop • Power Hteeriag • Power Brahe* • Power Window* aad Power Seale > HeauHM gm J X g m fill Tutona Finish With White Bidewall 1 j Q L Tire*. 56 CHEVROLET Rel Air Sparta Coupe -Fully Equipped • Perfert Tuton# Finish • Be Burt and Bee Thla Onel Falrlaa* Victoria Tudor Hardtop V-3 Perfect Tulene Flniah • Hpotleaa Interior 55 CADILLAC "81" Perdor • AN Factory Arresanrlee laclndIng Air Conditioner • Perfect Tuton* Flniah With Whit* Hidewalle. A Real Buy At Cualomllae • Radio • Heater • Automatic Transmission • New Beat Cetera • Kit re Clean g | | 1395 PROM WINTER PARE Ortaada - Ml 4-0010 (N'e TeU> d I 1295 g | 1 1695 795 J^Juday VUqhJt ALL DAY SATURDAY Buy With Confidence At Yeur Seminole County Authorised • Pontiac • Bulck • Rambler Dealer iit t W Q H f V f j i m y u j M i ; Fltqlwaod Fordor Sedan • All Factory Arrenaoriee Including Air Conditioning • Perfect Tuteaa Finish • f t M rtW OB IH 7 J Pick-Up - Look* and Kuna Good 160 GMC Half-Tea Plekaa — I.eag Wheel M A Uaae — V-i Engine. M CHEVROLET Half-Tra Pickup — Green aad GMC Half-Tea Ftchap ruaep White Tutonr Flniah — Law 0 Cylinder — Auti Mileage — Perfect Transmission — New '* 6 0 6 la Every Way. Tires. M N OPEN FRI. NITE 'T IL 8:0 f i r A LL DAY SATURDAY 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. Lot FA M i l l Ofc. f T m t IT Chevrolet — Otdamoblle — Cadlttae T h M M ( l i »11•%r *. A ♦ ' * l|e HOLLER HANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD PA 1-1411 1495 54 CADI L U C _ >89511 OPEN TILL 8s30 Trailer. 57 PONTIAC Star Chief Convertible - Fully Equipped Ineluding Power Steering - Power Hrakea • Very Lev Mileage • Like New Inside and Ont * f f 55 FORD 1954 FORD % TON 0 Cylinder With %W Ptat Bed. Ttla One (Us Many Usae. 1895 56 FORD 1957 FORD F-100 Chanda Cab V-0 Eegiae, Deal Rear Wheel*. Heavy Duty 3 Hpeed TraaaaUeiea. Gead Solid Track. g 1 | 58 VOLVO Tudor • Radio and Heater • Swedish Impart • Thrifty 4 Cylinder Engine With Sport* Car Perfermanr* • Perfect Dark Green Finish • While Hidewalle | • 5 8 VAUXHALL! 1957 FORD RANCHERO DOWN CARS ALSO a Victor Super Fordor Hednn — Pontinc'a Import ■ I Car j FALCON — FORD — THUNDER BIRD — PORI) TRUCKS F IA T S — U SE D ■ $8 9 5 0 Cylinder With Paraitaro Bad : Fordor Honda Deluxe — Small Economical Car, | | 30 In 35 Milan Par- Gallon — A Real Steal! g 1957 DODGE % TON Strickland - Morrison BRASS MOTORS i 5 9 S IM C A FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1931 Hratrr • White Local Owner • "S00'' M a n Wall Tiree Only $1095 * u 1955 FORD 1 TON 55 De SOTO - s ir - TitUt M u • • C flta. c HEADQUARTERS $1495 69 PLYMOUTH ^ 2-TWIN BEDS complete, good con­ SINGER PORTABLE to reapondition. 330. Phone FA 2 7279. aiblc party in this vicinity Take over 8 payment* of 33.43. ECONOMY paint 33 93 per gal­ Two year guarantee remaining. lon. 2nd gallon free. ARMYPhone FA 2-3623. NAVY Surplu*. 310 Sanford Ave. SINGLE BED. poster type, spring '39 ALLSTATE motor acooter, and matte** in good condition, wlndihield, buddy teal, twin mlr. 330. FA I 7770. ror*. 72 ' s 13" baiket; 3115. 010 Loeun Ave. REFRIGERATOR, 10 cu. ft. Hot. point; deluxe model gaa range; THK HEAT IS ONt Smith Corona portable type­ writer; like new, reaionablr. Large 2 burner all porcelain 2409 Adam* Ct. or FA 2 1837. heatar, nearly new. 310.00. MAHOGANY drop leaf table and four rhaira 323; club ehair ST. FA 2-SOS3. 32.000 RTU nil circulator Heater, like new, baa to be eecn to ap­ ROYAL Canadian full akin* mink preciate. Cheep! Call FA 2-43*7. atole. very reasonable. Phone PA 2-3047 after 8:00 P. M. DOUBLE day bed, brand new rover*. 313.00; amalt radio; 2 LIKE NEW hoapltal bed. Phone 1 pr. crisscross curtain*; reasonFA 2 3293. i ablr. Call FA 2 8209. DINING ROOM Suite; china buf-! DEEP FREEZE 373; amall Tower fet, table and four chair*. Call adding machine 343; Johnson FA 2 2320 after 5:30 P. M. outboard motor, 5 H, P., 333; console Croalcy radio 323. Call REGULATION H in. plywood ping pong table with net and four FA 2-0389. paddle* 343. Call FA 2 2206. HOTPOINT u*cd refrigerator, good condition . ........................... 373 22-A Article* Wanted "litis mm witt do afegiy." PIIILCO uaed rrfrigerator, work* good ................................... 303 COINS WANTED: New or uncir­ culated and old American, gold; GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 22. Articles For Salt 21. Kurniturs wide paper bill*. Call R. L. 335 Wcat Find St. Sloan. FA 2-4783 BR1TANNICA encyclopedia.. A* DOUBLE BED, box tpring* 311; $SAVE$ •ume my payment*. I received a SMALL utility building that can white abo* akale*. aite 9, 316; New ft Uaed *econd act Chriitma* and don't be moved, not leal than 10'xl2‘ Stuffed chair 312; enlarger, Furniture and AppliHneo* Chevrolet te out to break all aalea recorda In February need two. Reply to Box R. P., Phone FA 2 6334 or FA 2-1231. timer and aree**ariea for devel­ and March. National acceptance of the ’<0 Chevrolet el e The Sanford Herald. oping 330 or will ewap far old 28. Notice* ft Peraonnl* | and the new economical Con-air makea thin poealble. car. FA 2 *097. Holler Motor Sale* haa received their extra quota of 200-109 R. Pint SL Ph. PA t-0901 GOOD Used Appliance* and TV’a. Uormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto. GUITAR. Violin, 22 Automatic WANTED: Uidera; leave Sanford new curs and they are moving F-A-S-Tt The new ear 8:30 A. M., leave Orlando 1:00 Rifle, 14' V-Bottom Boat, new. • BIG VALUES trade-inn are coming in too. Now fa the tima for you to P. M. Phone FA 2-7920. PA 2-4041. • JUICK CREDIT If in. MAGNAVOX T.V.. eoniole get your bent lined Car Deal . . . . Wa’re Ovenrtached, • EASY TERMS type. Good Cond. 333 FA 2-7770. WE NEED THE ROOM! WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER SeU Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Caab. SUPER New and Used Furniture TRADING POST. FA 2-0377. Intpala Hporla Coupe • Fully Equipped - Beaug a a d h p 311 E. Pint St. PA 2-3022 llful Tulone Turquoiae and White Flniah • l l l l m FACTORY TO YOU ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby Hpotleaa Inaid* and Out ^ | jp J Bed*. Day, Week or Month— ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Enrloaed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic and*. PlasUc Ph. va 27941 Bel-Air Fordor V-6 • Radio and Healer • d or rayon tapes. Csttoa er nylon Automatic Transmission • Perfect Tateae \ CUSTOM BUILT furniture -eta cord*. _ . Flnith. § gte pieeea or *eta. Alao fund Senkarik tilaaa nod Paint Co. turt repair. Cabtaeta 111-114 W. had M. PA 14032 PA 1-7003. . V-l Eaglaa. Badta aad Hanlar ii. 22. Art idea For Sale • A F F -A -D A Y BRASS MOTORS \ Tfiura. Feb. II. MfiO-Page 11 22. Articles For Sale fr r a ll fiv MOTOR S �YES, ONCE AGAIN McMILLAN’S H AVE DONE I T !...T h e y have set the furniture world on its ear with prices blasted to new, unbelieveable lows. . . Thousands o f dollars worth of furniture on our floors MUST BE CLEARED OUT IN THE NEXT THREE D A Y S . . . “Clear it out, if you have to blast,” says the Bose. So — like the highway en­ gineers do when they want to move something out of the way in a harry — W E’RE B L A S T I N G ! ! ! COMPLETE LIVING ROOM CONSISTS OF • Sofa • S Step Bad Tibbs • Chair • 2 Living Room Immps • Caffes Table* 2 Throw Pillows ONE THROW RUG # Sofa Converts To Bed i . . . . LOW DOWN PAYMENT # Beautiful Roomy Matching Chair # Foam Back and Foam Cushions PRICE BLASTED T O ............. USE YOUR CREDIT 4 Payments Same As Cash Delivery Ornamental* M etal Accessories A sh S ta n d s • Unbreakable Plastic— W ill Not Crack 2 Sturdy Handles • Sofa Converts Te Bed W aste Baskets • Graceful Curved Open End On Both Sofa And Chair EACH WOODEN • Nylon Carpet Yarn, Or Acetate Covers YOUR • Foam Padding CHOICE • Choice Of Colors EACH PRICED BLASTED TO FAMOUS ORTHO-RESTIVE Many Designs Styles and Colors PRICES BLASTED M a ttre s s WAGON ^ ^ _ WHEEL BUNK BEDS Complete — Bed, 2 Mattresses — 2 Box Springs, Rail and Ladder | 1 " ROCKERS V i >/ h |. fc, 1* ■ ■ i m Hu ill 1 LV 1' ••* • it;- f l f l , ei‘K? I K ■ i R ■ 1 tl j 4‘*-hlir. | M' f l .. icg shv ■ « rvi • > B1 jU /M R K p M H |l U p B U i I n D P U D ^Xj U P 1 H HJ| L | B I We Sincerely Invite You To Shop And Compare. No Where Else Can You Find Comparable Quality A t Such Savings. You'll Never Buy Better For Less Than A t M cM illans! j I 1» • i L •. I . to . )■ f'- 11 1 • r 1 t Y» 1; S fc . Dinette | C o m p l e t e L i v i n g Room I n e t u d i n g : ^ 2-pc. sofa suite with h i - p i l e d c o v e r s a n d no s a g c o n s t r u c t i o n Bedroom suite with p a n e l y t e tops M a t t r e s s and box s p r i n g < K f �■* Sub-Zero Cold Grips M idw est Mr V H M Freaa A tub-saro cold wav* today tight•Ofd Ma grip a* tha we*ther-b«t(•red Midwest, still digging out Iran a dcitructiva storm that kill* od more than So persons oa Mi trauding trip from California to i Groat Lakos. For tha atcond consecutive day. tho tamperatura droppad to below xaro ia parti of Uinneiota and North Dakota. Reading! near aero ware common throughout tha Mid* weit la tha waka of winter’! deadlicit atorm. A United Praia International count Rated It death! uooe tha atorm roared aut at tha Paclfl* Mart weekend and tubed California with torrential raina and 40-toot ocean waves. Thera ware IS dead ia WUcooiia. the hardest hit atata. Road erewa were near collapee aad mow plowa broke down from tha lang battle agaiaat a snowfall that reached SI inches in seme comraaaitiea. Milwaukee, lathed by tha iccond wont atorm ia ita history, eilled for voluntoere to dig out fire hy ■franti buried by U-foot drift*. City ofl/ciali wore fearful tha hydrinti couldn't bo found Mi Rmo if a fire broke out. Lawmen in loutheaat Wiicooiin answered dozens of pleas for help in getting tick and injured peraons to hospitals. Small foreign ears ail but dis­ appeared under tha mountainous drifts. One snow plow dug into what appeared to be a mound at mmww and badly damaged a amall S p o rts car. Most main highways ia the •torm'a t rack w a r e reopened Thursday, but hundreds at rural roads remained snow-clogged. Tho storm, which sauted dam­ age estimated in tha millions of dollars, blew itself out over Canada. Only a few snow flurries war* ex­ pected today in Michigan and parti of Naw SngJaad and Naw York « . _______________ Ike May Arbitrate Watch Dispute WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower baa been asked to srbitarata a dispute between the APsntagaa aad. State Dapartmal over sale ad | M watches, Ara­ biaa carpets aad Oriental wood carving* Mi military post aschanges io tha Panama Caaal Zona. The twe. agencies have debated tb* problem far months. This weak thoy soot separate policy recommendations to tba While House. Panamanian businessmen have m complained that sals at luxury w Items, duty and tax free, ia the PXa baa harmad their busiaaaa la Panama City. W h itt Youth To Attend A & M In Protest Move TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A • white. M-yaaruld student at Floeids Slate University said today hia decision to enroll in a Negro aoilogo 'was not a hasty oat." A1 BreiUcr, a senior physic* ma­ jor, Thursday disclosed plana to sigo up ia Florida A R M Unlverslty for Negroes bars east sum­ mer. The youth who will graduate from FSU ia June, has vigorously protested segregated education. N wtil be the first cssa ia Florida • where a while student haa triad to enter a Negro university. Negroes have gained admittance to tho Uni­ versity at Florida at OalaaaviUa, but a* Negro haa beaa enrolled at FSU. Braider said his decision to ea­ ter Um all-Negro school was a “ gradual pracusa" which started last November. He said ha talked to a let ad people about it “ aad I ^ pot a lot af advice." J A native of Naw York, Braider moved to Miami Beach with Us family ta 1*51. Deacon Sentenced For Murder Try ATLANTA (UPI) - A Bspdst drscoo pleaded guilty today to rigging a bomb in bis preacher’s • car and was sentenced to three to fiva years ia prison for attemptod murder. Fair Prize Awards Total $7 41 Commeadatory ribbons and 3741 1ia prises will bo awarded si Hie Seminol* County Fair. In the boy’s 4-H Club exhibits there will be 43 rash prises, rang­ ing from |l for most first prises is f l for alt but one of the fifth prises. Each creditable 4-11 club Mmmunlty exhibit will get a 910 premium. Fifty-one cash prises will be given for the largest iruits or EARL HKifilNBOTHAM vegetables of 17 types. The largest examples w i l l be awarded SI prises, and the third largest in each class 2S cents. Blue ribbon winners in the poul­ try exhibition will got 91-TS. Red ribbon winners will got S1.2S and white ribbon winners 73 cents. Blue, red sod white ribbon win­ ners in the rabbit show will get from S2 to 7S cents. Seventy-five prises from St for first priio to 7S reals for third will be given fur the best cakes, Earl Higginbotham, local ofl cookie* and esndy entered by 4-11 distributor and mayor of Sanford, club girls. Thirty-three swards in was appointed gubernatorial can­ tbr same fund range will he given didate Farris Bryant's eampaign in the needle work and crafts sec­ manager In Seminole County, Bry- tion. sat announced today at hi* state The best and second-best table headquarters la Ocala. linens, textile paintings, bedroom Bryant's Seminole County bead- furnishings, quills and bedspreads, quartan win be at 106 N. Pal­ knitting, rugs and crafts exhibited metto Ave. in tb* woman's department will Bryant alas announced that receive 138 awards ranging from Stanley Brumley will be Semi­ S3 to SS cents. Blue and red rib­ nole campaign, treasurer. Tha San­ bons also will be given Ml the di­ ford Atlantic National Bank baa vision. bean named as depository for Pictorial art and ceramic edu­ funds obtained In tho campaign cational division exhibits prises Mi the county. range from tt-90 to 30 cents. "Farris Bryant’s experiences Individual Cub Scout projects and leadership in atata government will receive 45 prises, from tS over tha past l i year* well quall- cents for first prises to 23 cents ftei U a far tha high posMioa b* for third place exhibits In IS seeks, and I honestly believe that classes. In the Roy Scout troop ha will do mors for tho peopla 'of exhibits, each creditable troop Florida than any other candidate exhibit will receive S3. for governor," Higginbotham aaid. Exhibits may be placed at the He added that tba first big pro­ Campbell-Losslng Post 33 fair­ ject of Bryant supporters Mi Semi­ grounds an Hwy. 17-92 Saturday nole will b* ia organise a caval­ t a. m. until noon and from 2-3 cade to attend the statewide kick- p. m. Sunday. The Legion post Is eft rullr for Bryant in Oriande at sponsoring the fair. tha Cherry Plain Hotel at • p.m. Fab. 90. Higginbotham aaid at least 100 supporters from Baminola are ex­ pected to attend lb* rally Bryant w ii be ia Sanford and Seminole County Mi IM* near fu­ ture to swat and great support­ ers, bis headquarters reported. A delegation of 12 residents from Dlstriet 1 asked tha toning board at lla comprehensive sonlag hearing last night to teava a parcel efland between Lake Blvd. and tba county home commercial. The delegation appeared at tba DELAND (UPI) About 40 Ne- second In a aarles of four hear­ gross, mostly teenagers, tried un­ ings on tho new toning program. County Zoning Director Robert successfully Thursday to be serv­ Brown told the delegation the ed at a white luneh counter. They marched into the F. W. board will consider keeping the Wool worth store about t p.m. aod area commercial and not change sat at the counter reading school it to R-3, multiple dwelling. Residents of the Lake Blvd. books aod talking some SO min­ utes. Thoy left wjlhout service or section complained that if tba further incident soon after a store •ret were changed to R-3 toning mauagar announced the counter the land would decrease in value. Tba next aoolng hearing will be It was the third day ia a row held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. for Negroes attemptod to obtain serv­ DUtrict 6 at tha courthouse. After tho hearings are com­ ice at the Much counter. Sm alter groups turned oat Tuesday and pleted, the zoning program will Wednesday afternoon with similar go before tho county com missloners for adoption. results. Similar lunch room attempts have been mad* la the past at various other oittea around the state and a eoacantrated drive for lunch counter Integration has TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The bean underway hi North CareState Utilities Commission today stuck by tn earlier ruling order­ ing the Houston Gas Corp. to re­ fund several thousand dollars in ovarchargaa mad* at Daytona Beach for eala at manufactured CMy offices started getting a g*iy The commission refused to re­ face lifting this week. Early in the weak, toe police consider the earlier order which station and Jail was given a fresh directed the company to repay •oat at paint and ally work crews to Ms customer* tba difference a n now paiaUng various afficaa between a to cants minimum charge levied since last July. te CMf HaU. Houston cool ended tha charga* Tba city mane gar's atflca was painted Ibis marizing and by tha ware increased with authority of and at sax 1 weak, moat at tba the oommlssion. Mi CMy HaU will have a it t i patot, CMy Manager Knawtea aaid. Bryant Names Sanford Mayor Campaign Aide Zoning Change Given District t Negroes Seek To Integrate DeLond Lunch Counter Board Stands By Refund Ruling C ity Offices Get Face Lifting 2 F lt ? , VOL. XLIX Knowles said work was com­ pleted on MallonviUa Ave. from 3Mb to SSth St.; Second it. from Mallonvilte to Sanford Ave.; Ninth St. from Saafofd to Park Ava.t E. Third It. from Preach to Per­ simmon Aval, and Persimmon Ava. from First to Third St. Tba program started in early 1*M and was completed last tb. United Preaa Leaned Wire Established 1908 •od iecatiaw listed aod at Browa'o fingertips. Long-raoga plans will call for rbangat io many at tha street names to avoid aaadloee duplica­ tion aad aid postal officials. "Magnolia is JuOt an* of tha big headaches, tho lodes disclosed,“ Brown said. Thera are Magnolia Drive*, Avenues, lanes, aod oquaras. Magnolia otrooto coa ho found Tho purpose at tho iodax Is Io from Alta monte Springs to Cbnpinpoint all the streets in tba luoia, from Inn#wood to ood lo hove (Bair IM m h street as mas that are commoa ia tha county is San­ ford Ava., or Bt., which appears 39 lima* ia tho iodax; Scmlnola Blvd., which la ia tha index U timaa; Lake Ava., Drivo or Blvd., which appears 30 timaa; Oak, Palm and Palmetto Ave*. aad Drives, which appear more that 30 timaa. "Whot wo plan to do whoa wo flaiah compiling all thla data to otrtatoally change many of the •hot FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1060 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 628 City Studies Ring Of Roads To Handle Increased traffic The City Zoning and Planning] It would create a giant perimet­ Commission was presented with a er around the city whereby a large ecale plan last night to pre-1 combination of rose* would be vent traffic congestion in tho city. |built. The zoning board agreed to The plen wee presented hy plan­ ners George Simone and Gerald study the matter. The State Road Department al­ Dike. ready his seen the plan and has been “ extremely pleased,'' City Manager Warren Knowles said to­ day. Dike said the plan would de­ crease the volumn of traffic on French Ave. by by-passing that area. Combination roads in the plan would include Seminole Blvd.. the Old Orlando Highway, and Cameron Ave. Dike explained that the plen could be put Into operation in two News Briefs Jaycees Meet JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tbr Florida Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Ihrre-day winter conference got underwey today as S00 dele­ gates began registering. Tongue-In-Cheek WASHINGTON (UPD-Pranklln ! D. Roosevelt Jr. and 3laJ. John S. Eisenhower drew 23 per cent o f : the votes in a tongue-in-cheek presidrnliel poll conducted here by Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.). Van Rie Charged BOSTON (UPI) —The prosecutor charged today that Dutch radio operator Willem van Rio boat a gay divorcee “ Into helplessness" in her shipboard cabin and dump­ ed her body overboard. Money Bill Okayed WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Appropriations Committee lodgy approved a money bill to run the Interior Department and a batch of related agendas that was almost 7 per cent above their current budget— and apologised for not giving lham more. Cubans Rapped MIAMI (UPI) - Sen. Georgs Smathars (D-Fla.) Thursday night characterised Premier Fidel Cas­ tro’s Cuban government as “ Com.moatit-domlnaled." and ntdljto pfefers Rifkat "Trujlrto’ * Domi­ nican dictatorship to tha Cuban regime. Comedian* Clark Dies NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Clark, 72, famed comedian whoic trademark was a pair of paintedon spectacles, died this morning of a heart attack. The wiry little man who had entertained three generations of theater goers hid been bedded by a virus infection for three weeks. WE'RE NOT 8BNU1NU OUT VALENTINES, but would like to acknow* ledge the day with theae three candidates for Valentine Queen o f the Anna Miller Circle to be named Saturday nifht at the Elka Club. Mrs, Wade Snyder. Mm. Betty Cox or Mm. Harry Adair will wear the big heart and sntin* Dance. i crown after the iclectloa Is made at the annual Elka Valentine Id Photo) 3= 1 p. m. Stocks $100,000 Dre nrim&e t h e dreufn u M » Coufl^v ticH llh ^m ittf^' W closer to renlity Tuesday when the Board o f County Commissioners meets at 8 a. m. in special session to award bids on the project. Architect John Burton suid construction on tha 8100,000 building will begin within two weeks after the bids are let. The new health center will be located between Eighth and Ninth Sts. on Hwy. 17-92. The county's new health director, Dr. Clyde Broth­ ers, will be present for the opening of bids Tuesday. The Florida Development Commission and the Pub­ lic Health Department already haa approved construc­ tion of the building. Mr. Charles Hay, New Resident, Dies Longwood Votes To Draw Charles I. Hay of Lake Mary died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital last night. Mr. Hay came to Lake Mery shout s month ago. He was 34 years old. He was born in Cherry Corner, Ky., but lived in Algonec, Mich., for a number at years, where ha was a eontlruclion en­ gineer. He was a member of (he Masonic Lodge in Marine City, Mich. Surviving are hie wife, Mrs. Alice Hay at Lake Mery; three sifters, Mrs. H. F. Walker of Mayfield, Ky., Mrs. J. R. McDan­ iel at Eddyvllle. Ky., Mrs. George Pfeiffer of Detroit, Mich.; and several nieces ind nephews. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. a . Sunday at Brisson Funeral Horn*, with tha Rev. Willlerd Bow­ man officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Tha Sanford unit of the Kadets of America will hold a change at command ceremony et the San­ ford Armory - Friday night The Veterans at Foreign Wars will repiaca tha National Guard as sponsors of the youthful San­ ford military group. The Kadets will alio perform drill maneuvers for tba public at tha 7 p. m. ceremony. Interest On Bond M oney Longwood will Invest 933,000 at its recent 970,000 bond issue la 90 day U. S. government notes. Tha Town Council tail night de­ cided (hit lha money won't be needed for 90 dsya end agreed to get the interest on it. The investment will bring (he town about 9330. Councilman II. C. Carlson said tha bond issue ordi­ nance permit* investment of the 970,000 in U. 8. government notes for a period up to 11 months. The securities are negotiable and can be sold immediately if moosy is needed. Carlson said the town won't need the money io pay off con­ tractor! of the street and water Improvement* for 90 days. The bids must still be lei, grading and filing done and 30 days al­ lowed longwood to pay its bills. Robert Stanton of O'Neal and Associates, engineers, gave a cost estimate on tho paving and the water improvements. The a.ooo feel of street' paving will be on Grant Avo. from Wildmere to Georgia Ave-, Palmetto Ave. from Grant west to tbe rail­ road, and Wilma Ave. from Molnar Ave. to Church Bt. The water improvements will be on Church 81. from Grant Ave. to Lake view M agnolia Much Too Heady For Zoning Chief Magnolia, according to Web. ster, is a tree or shrub. But to ▼ County Zoning Director Robert Brown it's Just one big headache. After spending twe years work­ ing out a comprehensive sonlag plan, Brown and his crew snd are now engaged io an equally diffi­ cult task—a complete lodes of all streets ia tha county. Aad Mag- tlh WEATHER: Cloudy with Mattered ahowarn tonight. High today in the upper 60.s. Low tonight, 55-60. $24,657 Street Completed Dominican Action Project Tbe city recently completed a street resurfacing program which Kadets Plan Tp Be Probed coot 114,537, City Mgr. Warren Command Change WASHINGTON (UPI) - A aem- Knowles reported today. mlttoa at tba Organisation at Ame­ rican States has voted to rater la tba lntar-Amarlcan Peace Commis­ sion Vanasuala'a charge that tba Dominican RopubUa baa vtela ted bumaa riahte. A resolution stating that tba commlmten was tba proper agency to look Into tko charges was approved Thursday night by ia of Urn 11 nation* forming tha ifm •re not so common a* these," Brown said. The toning director added that no changes will be made without first discussing the problems with residents of Ibo areas and with the board of county commissioners which has the final word. Another problem Brown faces Is that there are many streets and arena that hare base known throughout lit* county by “ popu­ lar'' names snd not by their pro­ per names. Brawn said ha will work closo with counly postmasters io recom­ mending name chaogei and also with poilmasteri from Orange Counly who are concerned with postal routes in Seminole. “ Thla has been a serious pro­ blem for (b« . po-'.al service for a long lime and' we hope to cor­ rect this in (ha not too distant future,” Brows emphasized. Work on tha index to atmeet complete end more than 100 pages of street names have bare listed. Ave. and on Great from Church (o Orange Avs. Bide will be opened si the March 3 council meeting. They will in oa single, double snd asphaltic con­ crete surfaces. Stanton skid lb# council will negotiate with centriclore to get the best bid. The counrll was atked about getting water to a Negro aobdivision being planned for tha Haynes property oa the odga of Longwood. The developeri said they are buying lha property to pul in 130 homes in the ll.ooo price range. The homes will be 730-000 square feat end will have three bedrooms. The properly site Is 40 aeraa. Kslmanaon and Aaronson, da\elopers, said they gut F1IA ap­ proval tor the homes Wednesday. They are Ihinking of donating pari of the land for a school site. Mayor A. R. Lormaaa said 73dsquare feet is a rather small house in which to put three bedrooms. The council said it would ider the inquiry. Assn. To Expand A rt Activities Hie Sanford Art Associatioa will encourage including nZ trails ia its activities. Art associatioa officials dneided lo enlarge their activitiee Monday, after Paul Bitsel urged (hem not to limit association membership to painters and painting. Tba crafts activities may include n separate workshop mealing and an annual show. The association will hold n painting workshop in Um crafts hut Fab. 32. Blank To Run TALLAHA88EE (UPI) — Slate Bep. Ralph J. Blank af Wait Palm Beach today aotlfted Secre­ tary of fonts B. A. Grey bn will bn a candidate for foa senatorial scat of Prrd O. Dickinson, wha to ruunin. for povarMr. Slock ■* 'W a g , American Airlines . •*•••*•• •• t m aenaa•0 a* Bite American TAT ,, IMte American Tobarre ,, 45H Bethlehem Steel . Caterpillar........ *••••*•••• aa 23'i C A O ............. •••••••a , , UM ,, » ’k Chrysler ........... •, 23H Curliss • Wright DuPont ........... •••*•••• t, 230 7SH Ford Motor i. aaaa••a Ginrrel Electric •••••••a M m h 45ia General Motors •••••ape •, 2*. Graham • Paige Ini. TAT ; ........ aa 33* Lorillard ... a•••••*••*•a• 34(3 Minute Maid •••••••••a , , MH -*-••••*•••a• 1I3H Penney .... P an RR ........... . aa I3H , , 3H Royal Amerlran .. Sears Roebuck *•••••sa* 43* , , 43%« Standerd Oil (NJ) •, 17H Studebaker .......... *r$ < r,‘ r u Tax Agents Seek Share Of Payola WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha In­ ternational Revenue Service to nut to get lie “ shire" of peyoto. Agents are giving extra attention to lha Income lax return of disc Jockeys and ethers who may have been “ fnrgelllng" to tell Unrla Sam about their sideline sources of in­ come. IRS headquarter* assigned sit agent from its intelligence division to aitend payola hearings before the House togislative oversight subcommittee this wash. Tha House group has been questioning disc Jockeys about umlcr-the-tabla payment! of gifts from record com­ panies. Whelher in cash, new care, vaca­ tions, trips ar anything alia of value, aueb income to aa fully tax­ able ae salary. Agent* In the field already have begun taking a closer look at pay­ ola. according to IRS sources. Thai* sources emphasised tba service to not launching a major drive or crackdown ow disc Joc­ keys. years with hinds from Joint elly and state participation. Knowles said Ibis morning that ha is enthusiastic about lha pita as il would eliminate lha Increas­ ing traffic flow through Um city. One portion of the overall plan has already been unlsken by Um SRD, linking SR 413 to SR 45. . The zoning board agreed to dis­ cus* (he plan with county and school olficials at a special meet­ ing next Thursday night. The bosrd decided to invite tha other official* because 11 would ho a big help to school and county growth, Knowles said. Other business at tha meeting included a request hy Joseph Gaall lo razone five lots on the northwell corner of MellonvUle and Celery Aves. for a shopping area. The board agreed to recom­ mend the change lo the City Com­ mission at Hi next mealing. The board also discussed several. changes lo lha present soning ordinance but no aetlo* was taken. One of Ihe problems was desig­ nation of aa area for duplaxaa only. Argentines Move To 'Destroy' Mysterious Sub BUKNOB AIRES (UFI)-Twelv* warship* and 90 air force plasaa swap! tba Nuavo Gulf today, u*. der order* to soak, strike and da* story Um mysterious aubmariim believed to bo harking I* II* depths. A planeload of modem *apik charge* was on lha way from , m tk« -United Stelae to lggreasa tb* strife •(rife v lag power of lha Argentina (ask force. H was not certain haw soon It would arrive. President Arturo Frondisl of* derad tba Navy Thursday la de­ stroy "say warship found la ter­ ritorial water*.", lla also Instruct­ ed Um Foreign Minister to break relations at ones with Ibo aountry owning the submarine. A high government source told UPI Tburiday night that lha submarina believed to ba (rapped ia the Nuavo Gulf definitely does not belong to any nation 1* the Western Hemisphere. He said that K might ogme from any of four Communist n*> Uons — Russia, Poland, East Ger­ many or Rad China. Reports reaching bare aaid a second submarine spotted outside Ihe gulf, appsreatly hoping to aa* sill tha one irappml Inside, had been driven nut of Argentine lee* rltorial waters. Observers wondered whether tli* sub's craw would follow tbe esampla set by German navy man in two ware and sauUla their ship rather than aurrandar. Tha submarine haa baas picked up by Argentina naval research gear off and on for two weeks. It Is believed lo have been attack* •d several timai, but there wsa nothing to Indicate R haa baas damaged, Queen Of Hearts' Contest Sunday Girls from Sanford, Longwood, Slavia, Oviedo, Fern Park, Alta* monte Springs, Orlando and DayIona Beach will compete for the "Queen of Heart*" title at Skate City Sunday. Proceeds af the 7:30 p. m. party will go to Ihe Seminole-DeBary Heart Counrll. A 9 p. m. roller skating exhibition will precede the crowning of tba "quern." Skaters from Jackeonvilla and Day tone Beech will perform. Tho "queen" will be chosen by Ihe number of votes that Um con* iaalanl haa In bar "hank" la the ring and by advance tickets aold ia bar campaign, foate Senator Two Sheriffs deputies left Sin- Douglas Bianitram will crew* the ford Ibis morning to bring sus­ “ queen" 'at 15 p. a . pected murderer Aaron Anderson bark from SI. Petersburg. Anderson will bo lakaa directly from bora to Raiford prison, the Sheriff* office reported. An A group of peopla who hare autopsy report from an Orlaadn doctor to Joule* of Paaen Hugh learned to talk without weal Duacaa revealed that there was chords wiU meet here Fob. gl. The sxocutiva cwmmitte e f Ihe no evidence af sexual assault la Um killing at AlUmts Parkins Florida at the ganfenl howm ef Monday. Tha 19-yaar-atd Ovtoda girl died from Internal hemor­ •ad Mrs. Haary McLaiUi*. Association mansbare Wore asm rhage aauead hy knUa stabs, tha pkagael speech, Mfort aaid. Deputies Onorga Kelsey aad hi Jamsi Moore ware sent ta bring of their vocal chord*. The f h association haa 830 niemW% Anderson hack. Murdar Suspect To Be Returned Voice Handicap Group To M eet * 9 � 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 11, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 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/a07fcfa249f0421a3552fa526f078e28.pdf 1f6136a87a5421b17e0bfbc515d8c64c PDF Text Text I Revenue Offices Busy With Queries|MisslleForce . 4. n a*-%» - V MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - AFL* CIO officials voiced concern today th at' n surprise attack on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (0 . M. t . ) may backfire and hamper organised labor’s political end laigtelative activities. ' Georg* Maany, AKL-CIO presl* dent, sold Monday It would be "terrible" if the Negro congress­ men war* elevated to chairman of the House la b o r Committee. » Mesny accused Powell of using his public position to foment re* •is! etrif*. • Powell’s qualifications wers not an the agenda of the AFL-CIO Executive Council but quickly be­ came. • leading topic of convernation among labor leaders her* lay n winter meeting. Soaae officials agreed, with Manny's charge that Powell ha* * pear attendance record, but they privately said they wished ha had ■been - more diplomatic Whaa he spoke to reporters. Federation officials aaid they Aalbved the outspoken c r i t i c Bright make R tougher to get becklag at Nsgra worker* for laborendorsed candidates hi the fall difiUOftfe ' '..T har cited »■ Immediate dial* . tenge to Maany by A. Philip Ran­ dolph preaidant of the Brotherheed at Sleeping Car Portera and Mm only Negro vie* president of -the AFLCIO. Randolph defended Powell’s vot­ ing record *a labor and civil rig h ts and declared the Harlem Democrat would he a “distinct Improvement” oyer retiring Chair-* MM Graham Barden (D*N. C.). < Powell, No. S Democrat an the , Meuse Labor Committee, te in Hite to succeed Barden a t the - Best aasslea M be le' reflected. He U na would be Id a crucial Spot te Influence or block the uaaaagu et legislation affecting labor unions and possibly launch • Investigation* into their affair*. ’/ MaMy’s attack appeared cartete te make It tougher to gat C lohor-auppartad bills through th* ■ouss. ; ■ S r a g ' "This is what souse* oa sleepteas sights,1* aaid on* of tha AFL­ CIO political, expert*. j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tba . Florida Madlatten and CouneUla* (tea Service appointed a roster ^ at aijritratan to assist la volun! tary aetUoMsat of labor disputes. T h i:ia ilia l roster at SO arbitraf tors trill bo usod by management 1 and labor from which to select • tbo arbitrators they want. ■ • WASHINGTON (UPI) —“ I don’t Kan., office aaid it had been bom- however, loada of people ju it will M l A C -. :* ■\IO> sfWfv Mar; ‘ "Spy J te 0 tm niar ■o it *m d FIVE LAKE MARY boy aoouta of Troop 242 were bonored with "God and Country" awards recently by the scout organization. The scouts ware honored for their service to the eommunity. Receiving the awards were front row, left to right, Bill Blakemore Jr. and Kenneth Demers. Back row, left to right, Dale Alexander, Milton Howell and Steve Willis. (Herald Photo) aikal fnrnv In liaa * * kt# ■ Hkaauu'l WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Houaa Investigator charged today that thouaanda of bridge* built under the Interstate highway pro. gram are too low to permit pa*, aage of the Attaa Intercontinental mlaalle and ether Important wea­ pon*. Rep. Jim W right (D-Tes.) made the atatement aa a Houae Public Work* subcommittee opened hear* Inga on the highway program by calling D. Ken Chacey, aaalataat chief of Army traniportatioa. Subcommittee member* a a Id they wanted to queatlon Chacey on why the Defense Department wnlted for more than twe years to atlablish ft* minimum requiremanta for the highways. Chairman John A. Blatnlk (RMlnn.) aaid that a larger number of over passes wers constructed Leash Law with a M to lt-foot clearance be­ ITHACA, N. Y. - Stray dogs, fore the Defense Depsrment de­ long tolerated osi the campus of cided it needed a ld-foot minimum. Cornell University, have worn out their welcome. After a rash at THE MIDAS TOUCH deg fights, bitten students and A touch of gold adds elegance chewed library books, the univer­ to any room. Try perking up old- sity ruled that unlicensed dogs will fashioned light Natures with a be picked up and sent to a loeel coat of gold p ain t animal shelter. ■nmkae nnl #111 nil! ikni* »oliaa«a nw nn tka • • ■ lW # Tfl K 0 | K • W U1 UliD vtWVU, emlH• \ Queen's Decision Draws Criticism LONDON (UPI) — Queen Elisabelh’a aentlmental decision to atteach her husband’s adopted Ger­ man surname to that of th* House of Windsor was openly criticised in (be British press today. In a front-page editorial, the Daily Mirror said th* Queen’s an­ nouncement, on the eve of her third child’s birth, to perpetuate Prince Philip'* adopted surname of Mountbattcn “will not ba ap­ plauded by the British people." The Quern announced from Buckingham Palaee Monday night that all her descendant* who will not h* either a royal prince or princesi will bear the name Mountbatten-Wlndsor. ' ■y FRED DANUG MEW YORK (UPI) — The dust (hat coven TV’s newest western, Overland Trail; probably comes from the antiquing process. In the era of so4, called odult westerns, this full-hour NBC*TV series premie rad Sunday light with on episode presumably aim* ad at the kiddy car set. The dlmactte scene has a lot-of In­ dians biting the dust. And, as a switch, oat Indian aven bit the mud. He was, done in during a prolonged underwater battle. This unevenly edited hour Is 'a l­ most a earbon copy —. or is R carbine copy! — of Wagon Train, h stars Bill "Butch" Bcadlx as a sort-hearted, playful - but • tough stage coach line operator. His "Robert Horton” It a chap named Doug McClura and ooa of tha guest stars was Lynn Bari, who had very little 1a do. All war* handed ordinary "head-'em-otf-at tbe-pais" type dialogue and plot, which made it a Julceless hour. Attempts at humor were merely tlmc-consuming. BUI Bcndix de­ serves better material than this. three plays by Tony Wsbster. .Thors was "Call Ma Back," aterring Art Carney, "The Greatest Mm Alive," (tarring Ed WyM and Beet Labr, and Sunday night’s "After Hours,” starring Chris Plummer aod Sally Am Howe*. All three plays Involved mar­ riages that didn’t at, la Webster’s view, couldn't work out. "Alter H oun," a sophisticated comedy on NBC-TV's Sunday Showcase, was the most success­ ful effort of the three since it ade­ quately aebieved Its modest goals. It entertained. Webster laid out some obvious anti-psychiatry gags on that old lealher couch and also took some B-B shots at commsrclaliscd Christmases, political neu­ trality, theater crowds, drawing room and waiting room conduct. His story took Miss Howes away from a stuffy, ovsr-analysed fi­ ance sad, through a ease of ag­ gravated mlstaksn identity, pul her into the matrimonial dutches of Plumtr, a lonely, scheming In 23 days, TV has offered bachelor. by presenting your favorite Valentine with Handbags Exactly what tbo baa been dreaming at aad you CM select from a flurry at many styles, colors and febetoa te tea b*m at her choice. Sportswear Jewelry A glittering g ift at a bracelet, necklace c r onrrings I* always a vary feminine and lovely Valentins O U t Starling at 1.00 la tea sportswear department Tie* ooa axettlng blouses, pedal puihera, aborts, oopri panto. Skirts, seek sura to plaoso * Many patterns and at couno tha vary latest style*. 1.00 l i f Starting at 4.91 Socks Stretch an* else fit* all, tailored by Phoenix, I* your sole* Lingerie Sweetest dreams In our sleepwear, aba'll faal so very lovely in ear delightfully feminine gown*. Many have matching peignoirs. 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T hk I* a m ad the n i t e r «d steps the nation will take to keep It* retaliatory forces in motion, and immune from a m rprieo' knockout blow. The Air Fores previously had indicated the Mlnnteman eonld ho mounted on railroad track*. But it had not until today spoiled out detail* of it* scheme for develop­ ing specialised trains of perhaps a dosrn cars that would travel the nation's roadbsd*. hmoceut bate* ing hot lethal ly armed. I �---------------------------------------- T-------- " --------*------------------- Sty? Voters League Organized vote (or the coming Democratic primary and to keep the voters aware o( how tha local government Is operated.' Only ooe resident attempted to inject a verbal blast at a particular politician and Fletcher promptly told him to take a seat and not More than 3U0 residents jammed the courtroom in tha courthouse last nitht tha Voters Leaiue of District 3, organised under the direction of Chairman Don Flet-jher. “ Fletcher told the group that it* main purpose is to get out the Deejay Admits $12,000 Pay-Off Tor Advice' * WASHINGTON (UPI) — A former Cleveland disc joekey testified today that record companies paid him $12,000 in "liatening fees” for advininjr them which of their nongn nounded like hits. News Briefs Pesticides Curbed • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - New regulationi governing lawn and shrubbery sprayers who ise toxic pesticides were adopted by tba State Board of Health hare Tuesdsy. Stops ‘Running’ MIAMI (UPI) -R o g er Scott Touby, 34, eon of murdered beer baron Roger Touby, aald Tuesday was "tired of running" and % *nod himself ks hare on an aid forgery abarge. Political Power MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -O rg aalaad labor's political axparts aald today they aspect union leadara te cast about ooe out of every 10 vote# et the DemecreUc National Convention la July, ^ 1 Million Fire PALMETTO (U P D -F iM broka out la a Mg wooden tomato packlag bnaae here Tuesday night, causing aa estimated f t million damage to Ibis eUy ef soma 10,• ooo peraana. One man waa In* jured. N ags Lure Denied MIAMI (U PI) - City employa ^George F. ftabbias denied aeeu* is t i o u today that he frequented borao raee tracks "almost dally" lor months instead of spending the time a t hie work as Miami •tedium manager. 13 Flee Cuba • MIAMI (UPI)—Thirteen Cuban refugees, who temmi f ilin g boat a t gna pol H avana,. drifted for without food eg I n Q uart said today. 1 beet waa spotted Mi Coast Q uart ptaaa. Road Tab Hassle WASHINGTON (UPI) - House highway investigators, critical of added defect* aosta in Ibe inter­ state road building program might recommend that the Penta­ gon pick up p art of the tab. £ Rep. Gordon H. Scherer (R-O.), w a member af the subcommittee investigating the superhighway program said today be believed such a recommendation waa one of Mm major aims of the inquiry. Sanford Guard Seeks Recruits Sanford'a Army National Guard xfSunit h a i begun a recruiting drive, hoping to raise its membership to 111 by "M uster Day," Fob. gf. "M uster Day" will climax the member drive by the unit which then 136 man an Ho To join the Sanford unit, man must bo 17-36, in tap physical eondttloo, aad be able to pass a mental test. Capt. John O. Keel­ ing . io commander of tha local § unit. The witness, Wesley Hopkins, de­ nied to House investigator* that the money he pocketed from record diatributora while he was a 1400a-mooth employe of station KYW represented "payola," for giving favored treatment to certain rec­ ordsI. He said the companies contacted him and arranged to make regular payments to him in exchange for a promise that their records would­ n't "get lost in the shuffle" and to tell them which ones were po­ tential hits. Hopkins was fired by KYW late last year because of the payments he received. Disc Jockay Joseph Finan, 32, who also was dismissed by KYW, testified Tuesday that be took $13, 223 la side payments from 16 roc ord manufacturers and dlstribu tori. Finan said he saw nothing "im moral" about this and insisted that tba paymaata were tar various other services and never influenced hi* Judgment in selecting records for his program. Hopkins named a string of record firms which he said made pay­ ments to him in 1IM and JIM. la most cases they were regular sums ranging from $33 to $100 a month, be eaid. Hopklae said his outside income from those sources totaled about $6,000 la IgOB aad $7,006 in 1666. Asked by Bap. Samuel Devine (R-O.) if B waa hie eeateatioa that these payments represented "a listening fee" rather thaa pay* ole, Hopkins replied that waa cor­ rect. Alee ea tha witness list ware Cbdkiee Youag. former record li­ brarian with KYW who also waa fired for outside Interests; Jour ya; aad four other ployee or execu- Road Projects The County Commission met in the first of a series of special con­ ferences yssterday to discuss pri­ mary and secondary road projects to present at the Slate Road De­ partment bearing March io. In aa effort to gat needed work in the county, tha board plans tn m att with J . Rotfe Davis, gRD district board member. At the first conference yester­ day, the commissioners outlined t priority list of projects to present to the board. Top priority primary projects are: Rebuild and widen SR. 436 from Altamonte Springs to the turkey farm ; rebuild and widen Geneva Ave. from MelloaviUe to French Ave., realignment and resurfacing of 436 from Oviedo to Ibe Orange County line and an Osteen Bridge connecting 8R 4U to SR 46. Top priority eecoodary projects include: Boor Lake Rood from SR 436 Io the Orange County line, straighten, widen and rebuild SR 637 from Altamonte te the Oran te County lino. "try to turn the meeting into a witch bunt." He said he hopes the voting league will expand throughout the county and that the organisation works during the whole year and not Just at election time. Fletcher laid that by the time the organisation meets again he hopes many of the candidates will speak to. the group and explain their political intentions. T w o announced candidates, James Avery of District 3 and John Fitzpatrick of District 3 gave brief talks to the group. The next meeting of the league is scheduled Mar. 16. First Zoning Hearing Held For District 5 The new county comprehensive ;oning plan was explained to 60 residents of District 3 last night and about 90 percent of them reacted favorably to the plan. Only one or two objections were raised by residents who thought their property deserved classifica­ tion and wanted added protection to keep their areas residential. Zoning Board Chairman John Burton and County Zoning Director Robert Brown went over every de­ tail of the plan, using survey maps to explain the different classifica­ tions in the plan, from agricultural to heavy industry. Burton said that the aoning board believes comprehensive soiling would be a boon to the county. Brown emphasised that nothing Is final under comprehensive aon­ ing. He said that any area or avaa the smallest parcel of lend can be changed if tba zoning board feels the area is developing. One resident asked the toning board if there is any way to assure owners that their land won't bo turned into a light Industry or mul­ tiple dwelling district whenever the board decided on a change. Brown stressed that the main purpose of the regulation la to safeguard the better places of pro­ perty in the county and not barm them. Tha aaxt aoning bearing will be for District I and will be held Thursday at 7:30 p. ns. in the court- Condemnation ening probably •var to Circuit Court thia week, County Atty. Mack Cleveland Jr. said today. Judge Voile Williams Jr. last week aald tbat more than 634,000 ihould be placed in the court registry. Money from this fund will pay for land condemned on Baaford Ave. The money to be paid to Circuit Court by flemioola County is part of a $1 million county bond Issue. Property owners who go to court to contest tba amount tbay a rt offered for their land will have a Jury trial June 13. Once the mbaey is In the court registry, contractors can start work on the widening and persona who accept the 8RD appraisal of their property can draw the money allotted them. Quick Response Tha quick response of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department when they answered a call Sunday at 6 p. m. saved the Gardner's grocery store la Lake Monroe front any extensive damage when a fire started inside reused by an elec­ tric abort aircuit. VOL. XLIX ■■ Ifm tlb WKATHKR: Fair and warmer today. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 60-65. United Prnaa Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA --- --------------------------------- - --------- - — — - — with bail, slant aad foot-deep j I snows. | Tha Weather Bureau warned | Ibis morning of severe thunderI and a possible isolated! tornado in aa area covering parti •f northern Alabama and faitcentral Mississippi. Huge snow drifts and treating rale anarled ground transportation _____ . _____________________________ th e g o iag ro u g h in th e sto rm t h a t mused waters to ria e e v e r five feet in Kentfield. Calif. Bchultx wadea out to ...* mail box and finds the water cold and muddy. ♦ :v , --------- ---------- iSK # ---------------------------- Commission Hopes To Change Statute The County Commissioners will try to change an "antiquated" Florida statute that is creating a problem for the tax assessor. Tax Aaaesasor Richard McCanns, at an earlier meeting, had asked the board for $13,000 more money to earry out his office work during 1666. Under a Florida atatute, tha money must be used only for reap­ praisal work and map making. McCanns informed the board yes­ terday that only $3,000 would bo used for the resurvey la prepara­ tion for U>a 1060 tax roil, with tba rest of tha money paid to bis employe! for commissions. McCasaa fold tba board that ho haa to certify to the state auditing department that tha money is used for the reappraisal work only. Attorney Mack Clevclnad Jr. said that, under the antique statute, money cannot be used for any other purposes. After McCanns told tha board he needs the money to operate bis office, Commissioner Vernon Dunn ggid "we must go to the highest the state if necessary officials of tba auditing i and state oomptroUar'a office. Cardinal Stepinac Dead, Agency Says BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —Tha official Yugoslav news agen­ cy Tanjug said today it had re ­ ceived a report without confirma­ tion that Aloyalus Cardinal Stepi­ nac was dead. The report came in a telephone call from the agency's correspond­ ent in Kraeic, the cardinal's home ainfh hie release from prison in 1931. North Orlando OKs Development The North Orlando Council gave final approval Tuaiday night for 344 more homes to he built m die village. The council approved a plat to be developed by Perry Willetts of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. Tha homes, Io he started Immediately, will be on the Longwood-Ovirdo Id . near the BR 416 intersection. sad mads a shambles of airline schedules, stranding countless travelers. Soma snow removal crews, un able te make any headway against tba destrucUva storm, just gave -up and waited for it to die down. Forecasters said the storm should leave Ibe Midwest today and race toward New Englatul. Winds battered the California and Oregon coasts for two days and nearly sank the world's largest wine tanker. Wlndi that battered the Cali­ fornia and Oregon' roasts fur two days and nearly tank the world's largest wine tanker. . Urn 11,100 ton tanker. Angelo Petri, wallowed helplessly three miles off San Francisco. One anchor kept Ibe ship trom being pounded to pieces in the turf. Forty-foot waves pounded the Pacific Coast Tuesday. Beach homei were smashed, fishing boats thrown onto rocks and bould­ ers tossed across scenic coastal highways. A giant low pressure area, so latense tbat it pushed barometers to their lowest Itvala in history, ■H W i l a storm that swept the Southwest with snow, dust aad tornado winds. Swirling dum clouds aver a M6aaito reach ad Texas ware aa thick they blotted out the sun. Winddriien prairie tumbic^crd piled N O . 626 ------------- Oviedo Girl Found Dead, BodyKnifed NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............ 20H American TAT ................... 82H American Tobacco................ tot1, Bethlehem Steel ................ 49'» C aterpillar............................. 30’» C 4 O .................................. 66H Chrysler ............................. 61'« Curtiss • Wright ................... 16U DuPont .................................. 231*4 Eastman Kodak 66*4, Ford Motor .......................... 79' > General Electric ................ 60 Graham • Paige ................ 2 < Inti. TAT ............................. 34 [ Lorillard ............................... 38u Minute Maid .................. 18H Penney ..................................... 118 Penn RR ............................. 13H Sears Roebuck ..................... 43** Standard Oil (NJ) .............. 48'« Studebakrr ......................... IS*» U. S. Steel . . . , ..................... 631. Wesllnghouse El..................... 30*4 GERALD K. SMITH, ATI, unnter, bomimrdier-navlgntor assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron One, Itecame the 10th member of the wing's ex­ clusive Bullaeye Club Jan. 25 when he scored a direct hit on the radar scor­ ing site near Churlotte, N. C. Capt. James D. Ramagc, left, commander of HAT Wing One, awards Smith a trophy in recognition of his feat which made him a member of a club composed of the most highly skilled mem­ bers of the 6th Atlantic Fleet Heavy Attack Squadron that compose HAT Wing One. At right is Smith’s commanding officer, Cdr. David A. King. Ike Arrives At Cape For Missile Tour CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) President Elsenhower arrived hart today for hi* first look at thia nation's Jumping-off -i*ot for out­ er apace. The President, accompanied by Defense Secretary Thomas S. Galea Jr., and • group of aides, arrived In the presidential Jet plane for a quirk tour of the big Air Forre missile teat center. There were no missile launehlaga Greet Shot Poops CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - America's missile testers had ooo brilliant success and ono puzzling failure to present-to President Eisenhower today on his first visit to Cape Canaveral. Missilemen, eluted over the President's visit, had hoped to wrap up two successful shots of the nation’s biggest space rocket boosters on the eve of his arrival. A “hot rod" version of the Air Foroe Thor mjiallo ornled perfectly on g 1,TOO-mike that flight; r -i But Tueaday night the reliable AU m intercontin.ii efttal ballistic missile failed after a string of 17 straight successes. No Re-enlisting 'Jazz' For Elvis 'The Pelvis' GHAFENWOEHH, G e r m a n y (U PI)—Acting Sgt. Elvis Presley smiled today because it's almost over here for him. "I'm glad It's over,” the rock 'n ' roll singer said ef hia two-year Army career. Presley won't return to the U. 8. for hia discharge uotil next month. But he wears the draftee's "shorttimer" label aa happily aa hia chevron*. "I didn't get a re-enlistmrnt talk," Presley said. "I think they know better than that." Poaaibly the Army waa aa pleas­ ed aa its aoon-io-be-loat jeep driver. Hia two-year hitch went almost without a hitch. Bid, said Elvis, (here waa a ronstam pressure on both the Army aad me, although up Io nearly roof-top level ia Amarillo, Tex. Wind* of so miles aa hour blew I’eggy Burns, 6, to her dealh beneath tha wheels of a school but near Cleburne, Tax.-A -Trias pilot was killed when he became bopclrisly lost during the blind­ ing dust storm end flew bis plane into a mountainside. Winds of nearly 166 miles aa hour accompanied record low harom rlrir readings In Oklahoma. Tba lowest resdiags alnca weather records, began ia tha 1610s also were reported ia Colorado, Texaa and Kansas. Board T o Consider Street Changes B< The County Commitsloa yesterits! day authorised Zoning Director Robert Brown to work with Orange County postal authorities on chang­ ing certain s t m t names to tba southwestern part of the county to avoid duplication ia a new proposed mall route. Orlando Postmaster L. A. Bry­ ant appeared before the board asking assistance to changing some street names aad the board agreed te eeasider the matter before rcachlag any decision. nobody in tha Army gave ma hard tima." Prcaiey said ail hia problems are civilian. He eaid ha'll have to decide if rock V roll has waned In popularity and whether to change hia hip-swinging alyl* His ambition la to oombine crooning and serious acting. Presley said ha won't be taking home any German aouveniers, veg stable, mineral or female. He ad­ mitted an interest in an uniden­ tified American girl. Realtors Decry City's 'Eyesores' Tba Heminole Board of Realtors hai reminded (Its Sanford City Commission that old, vacant buildins* in Sanford create eyesores. City manager W. B. Knowles read a letter to the commission Monday in which the realtors commended the commissioners for urging cleanup of vacant Iota in lown. However, the reailori noted that varanl, rundown build­ ings in Sanford are driving away people who.might lie here. Campaign Fund Violation Claimed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The St. Petersburg Tlmea reported today that gubernatorial candi­ dates C. Parris Bryant and Harvle Belter have received campaign contribution! from officials of public utilities, prohibited by law. The officials acknowledged tha contributions but said they did not know it was against the law. One said ha intends to reclaim hia money. DeBary Chamber T o Meet Feb. 17 The DeBary Chamber of Com­ merce will meet nest Wednesday at 7 p. m. at the Stetson University dlnina room. Speakers wUI be Dr. Gilbert L. Lycan of Stetson University who will discuss "Looking Ahead to the W i " aad Mrs. CoraaUa S. Paul, Volusia Tax Collector, who will «alk on Tax problems. i l ------- 1 p. m. Stocks Massive StormTriggers Hail, SnowInMidwest United Press latoraettaaal A massive storm system that triggered hurricane • force winds . and giant dust deeds to Mm IsaM to*west battered Uw Midwest today -------------------------- -- ftt The stabbed body of a 16-yearold Negre girl was found hi Oviedo early today. Deputy R. W. Alford and Con­ stable George Kelsey found the body of Altames Perkins in 6 marshy area just off SR 426, about a half mil* north of the center of, Oviedo. A butcher knife was found lying on the body which had beta stabbed aaveral times. Clothes believed worn by the suspected killer were found by deputies R. F. Grant and Alford and a search was begun for the suspect not yet Identified. Grant taid tha girl was killed shortly after g a. m. Monday. Officers began a search for the girl at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, when her mother, Leola Perkins, Frank­ lin St., Oviedo, reported Io a deputy that Altames eras missing. At 16 p. m. Tuesday aa Oviade Negro received a phono eali from St. Petersburg and tba caller ask­ ed if the body of tho mlaaing girl had bean found. He told tho Oviedo Negro that the body could ba found behiod a certain house In Oviedo. Alford and Kelsey began 6 search of the area with a group of Oviedo cltiseus and found tha girl's stabbed body. Justice ef the Peace Hngh Dun­ can Ordered a aorostr's Investiga­ tion. Named to the jury to probe the death wore Glenn Lae, WllUa B. Hobbs, Windol Braddy, Emmatt Kelsey, W. R. Hamlet and T. L. Lingo Jr. scheduled during hie thraa-to-four hour visit. His plane landed on an airstrip oa the aaody waatea of Cape Ca­ naveral itself, about IS miles from the regular landing spot at P at­ rick Air Force Base, the nerve renter af tha long, thia island where most of America's military and space rockets are totted. Tha President could not hope to see mu d r ax capt missiles stoodlng in Uialr gantry eraaaa. But ha and hia party were scheduled for s The Sanford Recreation Depart­ long briefing from which report- ment baa completed conatnsctiea a rt were excluded. ef another neighborhood playground under Ita long-range eaighberkeed Ji ■ New Playground i In City Finished Castro, Mikoyan Tour Proviilices HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan were expected te tour (he provinces to a big. Russian-marked helicopter today, but a security bleckoUt veiled details of their travel plane, Castro and Mikoyan paid a fly­ ing visit Tuesday to Pinar dal Kio Province, returning to Ha­ vana for tha night. Newsmen speculated they would fly to Camaguey or Las Villas today and Orients Thursday. Mikoyan is scheduled to appear on television her* Friday night and fly bom* to Moscow the fol­ lowing day. The principal purpose of the Kremlin of/icial’s tour appeared to be to inspect properties taken ever by Castro's la n d Reform Institute. At a atop in Pinar dal Rio, Mikoyan waa quoted aa saying, “1 am surprised by tha work of tba Caatr* revolution." Humane Society Meets Thursday The second public meeting of the Binford Humane Society will Im held at g p. in. Thursday at the American Legion Hall an Hwy. 17-61. riaos for the society's booth at the Seminole County Fair will be discussed, along with plans for the Pooch Parade in March. Member* and any other Interest­ ed persons are urged to attend cauae-we,Jtavw-a Inf af.w ork to plan," Prea. Harriett Cowley eaid. park* development program. Ronald Party, dtreeter ef rdareatian end parks, announced to il the moat recant playground devel­ oped la Lake Gem Perk la toe Wynn#wood section. Playground equipment including •wings, merry-go-ronnd, aee-sawa, a castle elimbtr end e gaad ben have bees Installed aad are al­ ready la ns*. Picete tobies and flowering toutbery have been pieced toroushaal the park which surrounds a small lakr. Additional picete ffcUlttes ere to ho added with several pile to bo built. Another area constructed hp tog city prior to tha eelabUtomcat e | the Recreation and Parka D e p a rt m int ia the Goldsboro recreating area which haa playground equip­ ment, lighted softball, basketball, tennis and multiple us* areas. Goldsboro also haa a swimming pool. Future plana call tor develop­ ment of olbar areas ia tha city so ovary child will be within walking distance ef a play area. New Political Row Seen Over Leaks WASHINGTON fU P U -A n angry new political controversy ever al­ tered Democratic "teaks" af the ualioo'a defense secrete raged to­ day la the greet debate ever whether U. B. defeat#* are ade­ quate. Implied targets of the GOP "teak" complaint* /ere Sene. Lyndon H. Johnson and Stuart Symington, Democratic presiden­ tial aspirants and members e t the S enate-S pace-aad -P rep ared iw to committeea now investigating the adminietratlon's military policies. Gators'Charm Fails To Aid Expansion Of Everglades Park WASHINGTON (UPI) - The in­ telligent alligators in tha Florida Evargladei-left a lasting imprea■tea on Rep. Micbaal J. Xirwaa (D-Ohlo). Klrwan, during recent question­ ing of National Park Director Con­ rad L. Wirtb before e House ap­ propriations subcommittee, com­ mented that ha bad a lot of respect for tho alligators. “ One of tho best things I sour dowo there woe an alligator about g or B feet long" aald Klrysa, tubcommittee chairmen. "The alliga­ tor* have a lot of Intelligence. All wo did wea clap our heeds aad he swam I t feet to come ever and see what we wanted." But Kirwaa wasn't quite aa en­ ■ thusiastic about the proposed pur* chase of 10,000 acres te expand (he Everglades National Perk. Ha said he felt 66,600 ocrot at I I I per acre was e lot to Into la buy, even aa swimming arena for intelligent alligators. "We have a lot ef tend oown there." Kirwae told Wlrih. "No­ body else la going te buy the lead you want to buy. “ You do eel have to be afraid tba price is going up beenuao yen can buy it say ttaae yen wish end they will he happy to and ft to yGUs" Wtrth didn't agree, lie sold would he toneH"tor almost any | M| prices ia the Ivorgteds up aonm day. \ SQ * �* > F n iu e f . Artlelaa of incorporation wero of which was established hare in lignod and executed last night at 1M0, alio named a nominating a mooting at tho Sanford Pilot committee to aclact offlcar candiMember* of tho club, a chapter Ails, Crafts Inseparable, Assn Speaker Says Arte and crafte are ai inaeparabie aa Slamete twin*, beaded by certain iaitlnetive feeliaga in' all men, Paul BlteeU, Sanford artlkt and craftsman, told a meeting at the Sanford Art Atan. DIBVVii UWCMH M M viVI* Biaael, fVPI part M dimeter ofM M the aual information Mctien of th* U. S. Department at Agriculture, aaid that once tho necetsMeo at survival food and ehalteiwhava bona achieved in a developing so­ ciety, the decoration at the utili­ tarian possessions bogies. As these decorative-skill* pro­ gress, be noted, they then develop into something Mat can be doss­ ed as a i t Biaael, sneaking an the subject of "Arts in Craft*," traced th* interrelation, of arts and crafts y ' th e Sanford Recreation DepartM M aanouncea a new activity la “ fill winter program acbedule. ' Ranald Perry, recreation dime­ ter aa Id that a eharm achool for odniti and children wiU ho Mailed •ant 'week. « > la* truetor will bo Leirie Smith, a : larmer Conover model. Perry aaid raglatration may ho a made in advance by tailing the • n u r aattan department between the r f i i r a d f M f . m. The adnR elate » mm begin M M a. m. neat Tueaday. While the Juvenile elaea will be Maided Min two groups with otossns ee Saturday mornings. A Junior dssa will he held ni ff ft, a. and a senior dam nt to Hospital Notes FEBRUARY 9 Janet Geiger, Sanford Marian Davla, Tifton, Os. William Hutchison, Sanford Florence Holcomb, Sanford Rom McNsU, Banted Russell Hurst, Dcland Jane MeXIbbin. Sanford Joan Roberts, Sanford William Flabor, Uogwood He died the various Interde­ pendencies of the great artiste upon tho artisans end craftsmen at their are. AH th# greet edifice* at eaeh at Erne* civilisations were joint effort* on th* pert of tho artiste, who were the greet archi­ tects at their day and Muir part­ ners, tha artisans end erafUmsn who wore responsible for tho docorstloes, tho froosoo, the gargoyles, tha frescos, tho etain glass windows and tha decorative sculp- With iadustrlalltaUoa, tha Irados, srsfU and artisan guild# were largely overcome by meehloery. he poleted out, hut added that in the 1st* laoo’i there waa a Mr. and Mrs. William Bat- revival el handicraft# as a recomb, Sanford, a dangfctar nalMaaee ad th* old artistic Mr. and Mr* M. 1» Qeigsr, enftemenship. Today these eld Mrs^ X Benjamin m Josephine Kennedy, Casselberry Mrs. Carats Paakiae Sanford sol observed, uses machine tools te kelp accomplish hie aculphwo or ether artieUe endeavor. In n discumion parted tallowlog Biseers Ulk there wee gen­ eral agreement an the desirability of iadudlag crafte as part at the art association's activities, hut them le tMai aetueUy hove Baaotan Comwho wished to Out at that queetten art see an* •then Did Alton W. Dultoe, .kief at the Central Intelligenee Agen­ cy, ever give Bong-Jensen n pro­ per opportunity to Ulk about the three Russian* and to attempt to arrange for their political asylum to this aouutryT CtA said Duties gave Snag Can­ aan ample and proper opportunity. Others toy Dultoe did net da to. Still others say Bang-Jonson had substantial Information a b e n t Communist espionage and' that ha had no ehaaeo to toll Dultoa about Mr*. John Lambortaon. Named ai alternate* wero Mr*. Sue 8. Stev­ en eon and Mrs. Either Rive. New offteera wiU be elected at tha March meeting. Mra. R. M. ■Ball la current preildent. Mr*. P. J. Weatgate, a teacher in th* Seminole County acbeol lyatem,. waa wotcemad welcomed into the club a* a new member. Ml** Lucy Nowlin alio conducted initiation icrvicea for four recant new membora. Member* were advieed that the management at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club had cent the club a check for tlOO t* be need for the Pilot*' varlouo civic aetivHJe*. And a letter waa received from the Heart Aaaociatlen acknowledging the 000 given by the dub in memory of Mra. Gladys Btarllag Hall who died ro e m y . The annual “ Bo*to*' Night" for club members and their beoeea will be observed with .a dinner and program Feb. a. Miss Lucy Nowlin ie acting aa program chairman. Prior to the meeting member* lathered at the home at Mrs. B. C. Ives, 111, counselor Jar tha rarally Counseling Service, for imente. Tha Family Coun' OR TOP menu to tho retarded child to members aad guest* at the Seminoli Aean. for Retarded Children nt their meeting this week. Th* Mm, "EaeepUonal Childsen, Confidential File," also shew­ ed school end community previ­ sions for trainable children. Mra. Dev* Laud*, president of the association, seeonurod that R has become Incorporated aad ■ehaewlodgsd the eontributtons at several dress sad individuals who kavo helped Me work. Sh* acknowledged donation at a refrigerator by Germly’s, a vaenum by Kirby, a piano by Mra. Mencodes and gave apodal thanks to the Frances Horton Circle at tha First Baptist Church h r aaMra. Lauda also sold the grew hoe aeeeptod with rsprot-'tht resignation Asm the odvtosrt board at the Rev. David Caraedx, who is moving to another church in Lake Worth. Commilus McCslley, Sanford sen ees*. On* of Did Bang-Jonae* contact with throe mualaU In tho UN “SUPER • RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN STEER REEF Lunch eounteea M chain variety and acme drug atone , in lira North Carolina eUtos w en deaad "to the Interest at nnblla safety" today aa Negro etudento eipsnded their Gtumdi-liko pretest at lunch (winter asgragatlen. Both white and Negro repraeootetivsa at the Ooegreee of Bacial Equality arrived te help ^ ra ad th* "sM-to” aad "atandhig Uae" technique to ether cities. Mm technique at pretest was patterned after the “passive resistance" developed by th* lei* Indian load­ er. Mohandas B. Ohaadt. Feed eeuutera were rteeed to •tore* to Cbertette, Wla*tan-Sal- lore. Head Entertainment Association’! fea­ ture perforin sact March PL Beat os* Graa*. IBay may h* ordered by writing "Concert, P. 0 . Ben HIT, Seuford." The naseeialfeo he* set prices Par neat season's tickets at to far adults aad M for students. Associa­ tion effieeri also have tentatively ARP OUR FINEST QUALITY Apple Sauce Grapefruit Juice 4“-99* five schools turned eat to tore* to take seeto at the touch emmton la F. W. Woelworth, B. R. Kress, H. L, Green, McCrary and Walgreen drag atone. They refused fttmie p in mmm f m i . me vmm Baag-Joaaon story sssm to odd up to aefesthlng grove and myetori. ana. Richard Mllaa of tha F t Lauderdale, Fla., Newe wreto re. •ently that to n tetophene sen var­ iation laat year, BangJenaen told him a major scandal waa being covered ap in the UN. That would be interesting gheet talk, NUTLEY colored Oleomargarine 2&27‘ DURING FEBRUARY We'll give you r minlaium of to believing |b#t « fitoe wmid not Giant Pic*. FOR PENNIES A DAY! withmodem, clean, dependable VOLUME IV MOW ON BALM ENCYCLOPEDIAS for any car la drlvabk condition i fr.Cheese 39c RENAULT Morton’s Salt 2/27c Wi*k to Dauphin. m or tCVl a Isoohino In-Be Seal premlam Deterge* Crackers P R E SE R V ES M A Y O N N A ISE --una- lb. 25c Soft Weave i 2/27c Reynald'e Atomlanm Wrap 2S ft. 31c Kara Syrup pt. 25c J S? 45' .-i �Tr y - - ■ V - ........ ffh'r Oanfsrfi Wed. Feb. 10. 1960—P*(« 3 R fralb Daniels Service Station Slates Opening Thursday John Daniels' new Standard Oil Service Station at S27 W. 13th St. will have ita grand opening Thurs­ day and Friday. Daniel* said that his service station Is the only one in Sanford to use a concrete roof. Daniels STANDARD SERVICE Feb. 11 and 12. NEW YORK (UP1) - About 83 per cent of "learning" is visual —through the eyes. Yet studies show 4hat a large percentage of the 27 million youngsters now at­ tending school have faulty vision. One survey placed the figure at one out of four children. We furnished many of the quality building materials for this new station Lost: $500 Million LOOKING TO FUTURE IN AIR—A B-52H/missile bomber (top) zooms on eight turbofan jet engines in a peck a t the future by way of an artist’* drawing. The Boeing craft, under construction for the Air Force for use by the Strategic AiT Command, is scheduled for delivery in early 19G1. Hound Dog missiles carried by the R-62H give the plane striking power at three tnrgeta thousands of miles apart. At bottom, another drawing de­ picts a Lockheed-designed airliner of the future ns it cruises at 70,000 feet. The liner, capable of traveling 2,000 m.p.h., could be developed at a cost of 1160,000,000 to go into service within 10 years. MATERIALS COMPANY MeCraekea Road WASHINGTON tUPI) The most widespread quackery in the U. S. today is in the field of nu­ trition," says Wallace F. Janssen of the Food and Drug Administra­ tion. He reports that by this form of bilking the public wastes more than $300 million a year. Caw, Yo All STARKYTLLE, Mist. (UP1) Yankee crows apparently “don't caw with a drawl.” That waa the only explanation Miaaltslppi State University entomolocist D. E, Ferguson could give Thursday after Mississippi crowa failed to respond when he played record, ed calls of New York crowa. Standard Oil Products. Crown Gasoline, Crown Extra and kero­ sene. Daniels, who lives at 713 E. Seventh St. Is a former school teacher. He taught for five years In Lake County and seven years Citlsens of Denmark, Nonray, In Orange County. Sweden, Finland and leeland pan Free rfifts and refreshments now travel to one another’s coun­ will be featured at the two-day tries without passports. STANDARD STANDARD SERVICE on your Grand Opening in your new building *W# roof 'em all — None too larva — Nona to small" MIAMI BEACH (U PI)-L tading members of the AFL-CIO Execu­ tive Council today adopted a goslow approach on devising new ways to settle Inter“ • union dlspules. This development apparently killed oft chances for a quick so­ lution to the Internal wrangling that haa troubled the labor movement for many years. Consideration of possible peace plans waa a major Issuo facing the council during Its winter meet­ ing opening today. Opposition of Federation Presldent George Maany to hasty ac­ tion on this m atter appeared sure to delay a final decision. Machinists Union President Al J. Hayes came up with a formula to atop bickering among unions by letting a neutral umpire decide such dispute*. But tha Hayes plan seemed headed for lengthy dis­ cussions this .week in meetings of IbeJflve-man eomyaltte* on dis­ putes. *1 Election-year polities, tho atate of the economy end lahor-baekad legislation before Congress ware other Issues bofors tha 21-mamber council. By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - I truit I won’t b« accused of partisan­ ship If 1 ssy that Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, one of our presidential candidates, seems to be running a clean campaign. At any rale, aome of hit cam­ paign literature la kept In a bath­ tub. I made this discovery on a re ­ cent visit to the Roosevelt Hotel suite where the "Humphrey for President Committee" has its headquarters. I also noted that the senator hat a mimeograph machine in the kitchen. Aa far ai I know, no other preaidential candidate can maka that itatement. Humphrey haa hilled himself as the candidate of the "plain peo­ ple." In political parlance, this usually meant that the candidate II ahort of campaign funds. So you can understand why tha Humphrey headquarters, on the day that l went calling, waa teeHy ‘lag with indignation over a pamphlet diitrlbuted by tha Re­ publican National Committee. The GOP document pictured the Minnesota aenator a t conducting hit campaign for the Democratic nomination from a "swank suita" with a staff of 40 workers. "Actually we have 11 paid employet," laid William L. Sturdi­ vant. a Humphrey preas aide. "And as for being swank, you look around for yourself how swank it It." I wouldn't want to get Involved In any Inter-party dispute over swsnknett, but I could set hit point. There it no doubt that the Humphrey organisation la a bit cramped for sp ier, as witness the use of the bathtub as a storage bin. The headquarter* occupies seven rooms in the southwest cor­ ner of tho seventh floor of the Roosevelt, a medium-sited hotel located several furlong* from the city’s mala drag. SERVICE J o h n D a nie ls STANDARD SERVICE We installed the •lorage tanka, and did the atibgrade and fill work. We're proud to have been selected to do the glaiswork on your modern new station. DeWitt Hunter and Son GLASS & PAINT CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR "Your Color Headquarter*" eel B. 21th St, . FA 1-2188 By 1170, It to expected that American* will own on* trillion deHart in life insurance. 500 LAUREL AVEi fo tu fJ u d u la ifo tiA John Daniels S T A N D A R D SE R V IC E Congratulations on your S T A N D A R D SE R V I C E S T A T I O N PAINTING Licensed and Bonded 1201 W. teth Hi. S TA N D A R D Standard Service PRODUCTS Don't miss the Grand Opening Tomorrow & Friday Cotton Candy, Lollipops AGENT PLUMBING AND SEPTIC TANK SV, Crowa Gasoline Crown Extra Kerosene Eeeo Lubricants W aahiaf, Polishing Refreshments Nothing to Be* CALL FA 2-9841 1 • r' \ : �■ Eastem Star ' ’• , H pnon New Matron With Courtesies Mra. Volia A. William* poured i by Mrl. R. P. Cooper. Other* aa* coffee during the afternoon and fitting Mra. Maaacngar la eater** guests were greeted at the door I Mining w en M n. George A. Stine. Mra. Sue Stevenaon and Mlaa Elate as Elliott A rt., bosorisg fear ir, Mra. L otas Vickery, #a Ith birthday anniversary. The was a complete surprise to 1 Earley. The gueit Hit Included membera of Mri. Vickery’* Sund*y School B gS e lm , th* T. E. L. Cl*** of the SB Flrit B*pU*t Church, ssd very 1 cloic friendi. Approximately M c - R u e i t * called -during Um appointed Mi hour*. Lake Monroe Club Plans Program Thursday Evening The Laka Monro* Horn* Demon­ stration Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the Home Demon­ stration Center on nth St. A girls' trio composed of . Misses Cindy May, Susanna Jonas and Pam Jonca will present aeveral musical numbers. Mn. C. E. Hunter, clothing chair­ man of the club, will be ia charge of Um program. Sponsor of the D A R T o Observe _ * a ' * aS!’ • Founder! Day a itr k tn i m i r m i i n tvm rrm s M EN JN d W D ay,. Fab U , tf t a tour ef historic markers to Cttleant of Sanford and visitor* re Invited to meet at the General antori Maatarial Library, to Ft. [aflat Park, at 3 p m, Friday, MBS. LILLIAN VICKERY, left and her daughter, Mrs. V* C* Messenger a t the surprise birthday party given at " "Messenger *home, “Sunday afternoon. * , (Herald Photo) tha . Memben ef the benevolent end ftetrtotlo Order e f Dee*, Sanford D m * IN , enjoyed a hex aortal Unending U a: " m regular ‘ meeting nt Um Etke* Club Monday evening. Each box contained many varie­ ties ef mode. They were auctioned • ft to attractively wrapped peek* agee decorated with hearts, lact Sixly-alght members ef Stmino!* chapter No. *, Order at Eaat• n Stir, vitMtMd • tbo lin t meeting at Urn year for h » Worthy Motrai Marjorie Shepard and Worthy Patrod Elmar full at Um Maaonld Hall. Firat Uma visUon to Um chap* tar vara Mra. Mina DaParaat at AHca L. Scaly chapter 103, far* well. Mleb. and Mra, Clair* WUmarth, pait matron, of Proaparty chapter 13, Hop Bottom, Pa, New officers gave a lovely courtesy bosorisg th* worthy ma­ tron oo her birthday and presented her a gift. Pant matrass also gave a Valentine courtesy. and presented her a gift. Mr. and Mra. John Carver were heats for th* evening. The chap­ ter room was decorated with a tall basket of triple flrthoU polnsetUas, white sprayed magnolia la m a and a bowl of eweet peas. Flat bought, buds and colorful leaves.adorned the dining room, Valentine cake and coffee were served to memben and guasta. W BY JEANNE WA1NKE P h n a PA 3-T4M MR. FLU BUG—or his first cou­ sin—la hop-scotching about town playing havoc with party plans. But for those who a rt wall n* hap­ py. or also able to climb out of bed, there stoma to Bo enough to keep o m on the go. THE FAVORITE MOTIF at this Uma of year, of course, is red and whlta hearts and flowara and they were attractively combined today for lb* Valentin* Luncheon at the Sanford Woman's Club. The social department was in charge, with Mra. Roy TilUs aa chairman. New Garden Club To Elect Officers A t First Meeting The new Garden Club tf North Orlande will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at tha hoipa of Mrs. Um evening wit he memben ef Anton Kracek, 140 Edgemoo Ava. Tbit will be the first regular the Orange City Home DemonatraUon Club. meeting of Um group tinea it .was organised last month. Tha nomin­ ating committee will present a slate of officers for election and V A H -5 Bridge Club a name for tha club will aleo be discussed, AH Interested persons la the Meets A t B .O .Q . m a n A SIX-POUND SON. was born IRENE AND JACK WEtBLE ncenUy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert love to entertain and their hoapita* Walling of Leesburg—proud grand­ llty la alwaya enjoyed. At Satur* parent*.an Mr. and Mrs. W. A day nlght’a party, gucata played Leffler of Sanford. card* and later had a “make it JOYCE AND GERALD COVING­ yourself" refreahment Uma from TON attended the Pop* Concert of a table laden with cold cut*, pum­ the Florida Symphohy orchestra in pernickel and all aorta of rellsbe^ Orlando Sunday. They said It was a Then tba hoiten preaented b lrt* “wpaderfU'’ performance and a n day cakea, complete with candies, looking forward to the next one on to Marge (Mrs. John) Shepard and Mildred (Mrs. Edmond) Webar. March 13. Out of town gucata w en Mr. and MRS. ELIZABETH SCINOCCA Mra. Charles F. Weber of Philadel­ entertained with a dinner Friday phia who a n visiting the Edmond night and It was a “threc-ln-one af­ Webers. fair”. It served a* a fanwell 'courtesy for Jane and Kelly Cardiff A PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT at and daughter, July, who have been the home of Rusty (Mrs. M. L.) visiting b en from Duluth, Minn.,— Lilliboe, Elizabeth Ct., was ia a welcome to weekender, Phil honor of Sally (Mrs. Howard) Wetf Mark, also from Minnesota,—and gle who moved this past weeksm as a “send-off for Lois (Mn. to Falo Alto, Calif. Jeno) Paulucel who flew to DaUas Dessert and cofftt were served Sunday to meet her husband and and pink flowers and lighted canto continue on with him to Los diet made ■ pretty party setting. Angeles and Las Vegas In celebra­ JIM AND BEA LEE, more Min­ tion of their wedidng anniversary. nesotans, entertained with cock­ The Paulucci children, Mickey, tails at thalr home Saturday night U and Cindy, 4, were present at before taking their guests to tha the dinner and since they will miss Mayfair Inn lor dinner, la the par­ their p an n t’s celebration, a large ty group were Mr. end Mra. Leem red and white heart-shaped cake Trepanler, Mr. and Mra. Roy WlP was served to commemorate the llama, Mra. John MeGraw, Joe occasion. The hostess also served Trepaaicr, Phil Mark. Mrs. Jeno spsgbett! and chicken, Italian style, Paulucel and Mra. Elisabeth Scl—and had phoned her mother in nocca. Miami for the chicken recipe. It's a family secret but garlic, rose­ ALSO SEEN having Saturday mary and wine a rt among th« in­ night dinner at the Mayfair Inn gredients to make It an extra spe­ were Dr. and Mra. M. Lipton and cial party treat! Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Horenitein, Mrs, Moore Hostess 11m VAH-I wives met In the Afterburner room of the BOQ far their monthly bridge party. M n. D. E. Dearolph served a t hostess. M n. Daarolph and Mn. T. R. Wal­ ton had high and low scores. Others preteat were M n. E. E. Austin, M n. A. J. Blabs, M n, D. J. Brough, Mn. D. W. Caswell, Mn. R. E. Farmer, M n. C. N. James, M n. Wahnlta Ramey, M n. H. A. Lackey, Mn. H. 8. Meore, Nancy Foster, Mra. Edward Pratt, Mn. D. C, Hamilton, Mn. R. W. M n. Lynn Lyons, Mrs. Pate Eepp, Mn. C. D. Schoonover, Mr*. Bukur, Mn. Mtrrlll Foster, Mn, T. I. BaggeU, and M n, H. 0 . GoJohn Donahue, o M n. Walton Hostess To Dorcas Class Mn. Gita Walton waa hostess to th* monthly meeting ef the Dorcas Sunday School d a is of Um First Baptist Church. Mn. M. V. Wilkins gave an In­ spiring devotion, entitled “ Mr. Somebody Else." A brief bustnets meeting waa followed by garnet and refrashmaats. Prises wire won by Mn. Douglas Stanstrom end Mn. Curtis Green. Other memben pretest were Mn. N. C. Booth, Mra. William Tripp. M n. Charles Lawla, Mri. W. W. Home and Mra, l, A. Fuller. A t Pot Luck Supper MRS. ROY TILLI8 SERVING WITH MRS. ULUS to make it one of the special event* of the season were Mist EUalec Kirchboff, M n. F. T. Mariwatbcr, M n. R. T. Warren. M n. W. B. Britton, M n. John Baker, Mn. E. A. Moaforten, Mn. Denver Cor­ dell and M n. N. R. Whitney. After lunch, games of brtdga and cantata were played. Enlisted Club * To M eet Friday The VAH-U Enlisted Men's Wives Club will m art Friday at* the C. F. O. Club matting room at the Naval Air Station. Plana will be discussed Including lu iu tv ssu tju u , u jciu u in g uthe i s oror* future aeUvlUcs, including ganisatioa of a bowling league and Firat Baptist Church Prayer swimming lessons for children this meeting, 7:SS. p. >. * . Sunday tyring^ School officers and teachers sup* All wtvas ef VAH-U enlisted men ir meeting, f:S0 p. m. R. A.'O •re Invited to attend the meeting, p. m. Prayer meeting and busi­ gat acquainted with Um other wives ness teuton, • a, hi. and help plan future projects ef Presbyterian Church Circle i , mutual totarest. with Mra. R. L. Cornell On Lake Bird. i t 11 i . n . Sealer chair • p. m. mid-week Bible hear, I Ofteen p. m. chonool chair rehearsal 7:30 Church Calendar Tha Loch Arbor home-of Mn. H. 8. Moon was the setting for a pot luck supper for the VAH-I offi­ cer’s wives recently. Mn. D. E. Dearolph and M n. D. J. Brough served aa hostesses. Special guests included Mn. Frelda O'Hara from Edeniburg, Pa. who la visiting her daughterin-law, Mra. H. L., O'Hara, and Mist Judy Blaha, a freshman at Stetson this year. Judy la the daughter ef Lt. and M n. A. J. Blaha. Mn. E. W. Foote received a sil­ ver cup, a gift for her new baby girl. Other guests w an Mn. R. E. Farmer. M D g Q a a a h l , Mra. ft. D. Murphey, M n. E. E. Auatin. M n. C. D. Schoonover, Mn. J . T. Osborne, Mrs. D. W. Caswell. M n. A. W. Smith, Mn. W. D. Fries, M n. P. J . Ryan, M n. E. G. Tif­ fany. M n. H. A. Lackey, Mn. R. W; Rapp, and M n. H. G. Gobcn. GUESTS KEEP POPPUf I t ahd out of Um Fred Harris b oral In Ravenna Park. Major and Mrs. Lee Frigo and daughter, Susan, of Miami and Mrs. R. D. Schneider of Haines City have come and gone this week. New as a bouse gueit la Mra. Doris Hill of Tampa wbe will be benorod at a bridge party tomorrow night. OTHER 8ANFORD GUESTS are Dr. and Mra. Harry F. Faga of Oolumbui, Ohio, who are visiting their daughter, Mra; John H. W it llama and family la LttUe Venice. ' FIVE 8ANFORD WOMEN aL tended a lunekton Saturday in Winter Perk tor the alumnae of Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Ala. They were Betty Bowes, Barbara Chapman Moon, Jean Norris, Millie Leper and Joyce 8awy*r. A GLIMPSE CT SPRING can b # seen aa on* drives past the side of the Leffler home at the corner of Hibiscus Ct. sad 30th SC—protected against a terrace waU are tha moat colorful tulip*—all U a row and ae very lovclyl P P- • - ________ Presbyterian Oiri Scant Troop 133 moots at till p. m. Doacena' meeting 7:41 p. m. P in t Baptist Church loyal Am­ bassadors, 7 p. m. Ptoodroot Baptist Church visita­ tion program 10:30 o< m. to 7 practice 7:10 p. m. P Personals TBB MALE INFLUENCE - Paris hate bow deeply to tha mate influence this Sprint* with high crowns and Wf brims dominating every French millinery collection. From Pierre Balmain cornea this white atraw sailor with a tall o w n offset by a gently rolled brim piped in navy «»e*rnin. A Me tailored bow sita squarely a t the front, d e m te d with a bold and diamond leaf pin from Van Personals ktfjw• ■4 T». k t*V Mr. and Mra, Raymoad Lawson. .M n. John Helm* and Mrs. Clarence Snyder visited la Lccaburg aad Zell wood. Mra. Malms ramatoad to U taburg with -bar daughter, M n. .A. Morris. HSIi|H|M< #»• HUKile Leon Wright called on Mrs. Sanford H . D. Chib Harry Osteen laat week. Mrs. Ida Maud and ton, Martin ef Daytona Beach, end Mr. and Meets Thursday Mra. Ray Pall and children were The Banfocd Homo Demonstra­ guests of Mr. and M n. Raymond tion Club win maet Thursday at Pell Sunday. Mr. and M n. Alfred Allman, Sa­ t p, m. at tba Hearn Demanatralerno, spent the weekend with hi* th# high fashion BROA DLO OM p s r f u m s from— PARIS 100% NYLON WaM-to-WaS or Area C, A A RPETING . f., 4 € l J Decerater Cetera Neweat FaUeraa s tra So noon? not no's you'd notice in Fsnnay’s twoHpnrt butcher rayon with tha rich leek i f linen I Simple, slim skirt end tricky top with tie-back. cowl, colter and V-yeke. th a t given the 01union ef width where you need It. Navy, aqua, hot pink ar beige. Biaan If te IS, �— The Collie Fancier* of Central Florid* will have a trial match at the Mayfair Inn Sunday. Trophic* will be given to the be»t collie* in each of *even cla.se. a t the 12:.">0 p.m. match. The rlaaae* are: puppy female* un­ der »lx month*, puppy dog* under *ix month*, puppy female* be­ tween *ix and 12 month*, puppy doga between tlx and 12 month*, femalea over a year old, doga over a >m r old, and *mooth collie*. Trophic* al*o will he given to the heat collie in the match and to the heat collie of the oppoaitaa aex in the match. Entriea will be taken at* the gate* but they muat be in by 12:IS p.m. Jo*e Toledo, Coral Gahlei, will be the judge. Spectator* are welcome and admlaaion i» free. Among the contestant* will be dray Sun Chief Charmer who won the Bothwell Trophy for he»t local dog in Orlando. Cray Sun Chief Charmer ii owned by Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Grayson, 2496 Steven* Ave. GUYS AND DOLLS NURSERY Rot h welcome from Charlie Morrinon of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. Enjoying the facilities at the new 719 Laurel Ave. nursery are from the left, Jane Reed, Joe Mnrkham, "Trigger,“ Morrison. Mrs. Anne Markham and Mrs. Jean McLain who run the nursery, Jeff Graham and Ronnie Williams. (Herald Photo) Sharon Smith, John Todd, David Lanier and Linda Lee have been awarded the Sanford Pilot Club'a Teenage Awards as outstanding Junior High School students. David and Linda were named for the aecond six-week awards and Sharon and John received the third six-week awards. The students are chosen for the honora by fellow students and fac­ ulty on the basis, of scholastic achievement, ability to get along with other students, and citizen­ ship. Miss Dorothy Cooper, chairman of the Pilot Club'a award* committhe, presented the awards during chapel at the school. ‘le tte r s of Commendation’* for the second six-week period, were presented to Eddie Griffith. IJnda Hart, Karen Metier, Jerry Cullcm, Danion Morrison, Sharon Smith, Virginia North. "Letters of Commendation" for the third six-week period went to Helen Mann, Linda Ley, Mike Garner, Jerry Cullura, David Lan­ ier and Ann Mahan. Common Errors T h a t Are Costly WASHINGTON (UPI) - Many people pay more income tax than they have to because they: —File separate returns for hus­ band and wife when a joint re­ turn would reduce their tax bill. —Claim the itandard 10 per cent deduction when an itemized list of deductible expenses would exceed 10 per cent of adjusted gross income. —Fall to claim all allowable deductions when drawing up an itemized list. —Don't deduct sick pay when they miss work because of aieknesa or injury. —Fail to claim cfai all tligibit de­ pendents. ------------- Woman Dresses Before Dying Collie Fanciers Set Trial Match eil Feb. 10. 1960-Pag* B MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Pre mior Nikita 8. Khrushchev left Moscow today for ft three-week goodwill mission to Southeast Asia that may prove as tough a test of his personal diplomacy as his American tour. a The trip will take him to India, liurnia, Indonesia and Afghani­ stan. All, with the exception of Af­ ghanistan, have been ambroiled recently with Russia's major ally, Communist China. His departure came amid reports in local diplomatic circle* that Khrushchev recently flew to Peiping secretly to discus* the situation with Chinese Communist leaders. gg Accompanying Khrushchev were many of the Kremlin experts ha took with him on hit tour of tha United States last fall. Mrs. Khrushchev, who also mada tha U.S. trip, stayed homa this time. Sht was reported not feeling h tr best. Khrushchev’s first stop on the tour is New Delhi. He is due there Thursday to begin a fiva day visit which will ineluds talks with In0 d la n Premier Jawaharial Nehru. ft Communist Chine is their most important ally, Soviet lead­ e n tend to regard India as the most important neutral nation' in the East-West tug-of-war. Tha Red China-India border dis­ pute act a delicate diplomatic stage for Khrushchev. Communist Chinese encroachment* on Indian territory hava alienated virtually all poHtkial and public faetiona in # In d ia. Nehru has insisted that the dis­ pute be settled in direct tmlke with the Peiping regime after Chinese Red troops have been pulled out of territory Indie claims. It is doubtful th a t Nehru would relish tha idaa ef • third party, such as Khrushchev, mediating the dis- ----------------------------- |----------- 4 ■y r a c u s e . j y j r . ( u p n —s h m Using the theme, “ Does Christ Live Here?" the Lutheran Churches of the Florida-Georgla District of Missouri the Lutheran Church Synod will be calling oo the un­ churched in many communities. The purpoie of this visitation cam­ paign will be to extend an invita­ tion to attend "Lutheran Open House" services which will be held each evening, Feb. 14-11. A team of S3 missioned from all parts of Ihe country will be answer­ ing questions, giving children's ob­ ject lessons, and bringing mes­ sages in these informal services. Everyone is invited to come. The Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer of Sanford will he joining with St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Slavia and otbar churches in Central Florida for a m ast "Open House Rally" Sunday, Feh, 14. This special union service will be held i t Howard Junior High School, Robinson Street in Orlando at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. O. A. Waerh, Direc­ tor of Evangelism from St. Louis will be the speaker. Massed choirs Loretta H u m ; , *1, always « • ft neat p*r*on. 8h» d M th a l wap— h .r paper neatly folded besida ha*, and d ra u rd in ft freih ntgiicea and ip o tla n iweater. M in Murray waa found Toaaday sitting in bar armchair tn ft yoaa of drath aha muat hare eaffered to arranga. Police aaid alie waa badly burned. They found homed (lath in r in her apartm ent and believed M in Murray had e m ^ b t fire, atripped off the b u m in f geneamM Plotters Indicted AMMAN, Jordan (U PD —Four­ and then eerefully dr aaaad a jftlft. teen army officer* and three civil­ ians were accused of plotting to oveclhrow the government of King Thefts Reported Hussein in an indictment released by the military prosecutor Sun­ A t Crooms School day. The 17 have been ander ar­ Croome Academy Principal Brest since mld-lPM. L. Blaekehear told ■—lord poMeo Monday a portable radio ami The biggest single market for phonograph, five poire of toawab ceramic tile are the nation's hos­ shoes and two notebooks were sto l­ pitals. They used an estimated en from the school. Rlarkshear said Ska Haws w s rt 15,300,000 square feel of reramie tile In 1S5S, seven per rent of tha stolen from a wooden bnMdiftff an Industry's production, according the northwest side a! tk e m ain to the Tile Council of America. academy building. and Children'* chorui will take part in the service. Gueat missioncr at the Church of the Redeemer in Sanford will be the Rev. Robert H. Roaenau from Minneapolis, Minn. At St. Luke's in Slavia the Rev. Joseph Kt.charlk of Stamford, Conn, will be Ihe spe­ cial miaaioner. m • A * ., HiT-Th E’h e a A cce sso rie s Such important gift itema. JEWELRY — gay «nd sparkling from $1.00 HA.NDRAGS — evening or daytime from $3.00 GLOVES — long or ahort from $2.00 HOSE — by Berkshire from fl.SB B lo u se s Re-Iron blouse with n«w aheil reeks by Ship'n Shore Bo much prettincaa, so eaay-earel It’a 65% Dacron polyaetftr and M% •otton. Beautifully detailed with B deep yoke of tucking. Budakvg freahens i t . , . drip-drying “press**" it I Choose whit* or pasUls; sixes 30 to 88. Account* Welcomtd! Accredited Charge bettor meals build bettor families and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! I n our s d t e t t a of P A JA M A S GOW NS U P A N T IE S Is white tod the new vibrant*" ahidea. Truly lingerie lovelies by Vanity Fair. I5.9S -114.95 Beautifully tailored, hudf and In the very neweat From 91.00 1 • i 1 1 0 �' • I1 J ‘ \ IW lX kivV.'' ’’T AJ ■'• ’v ’ * -»« ' 'f -T" rr'" r ■1•' -' AY; - /If y * ■>*, •. '*< • .• • ' ‘• r ’r- • J \» - . *.. s'1.* * '• ' *Vw-t.V' ToBreakDown MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WORTH HR *' • -.'V 1 0 0 F R E E MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS STAMPS HOUSEHOLD SPECIAL. . . SAVE TODAY! MATCHING WASH win CLOTHS I* * Expires Feb. 14, 1960 ••Prices Good Threegh Satnrday Feb. It* ______________________ SAVK IV U Y DAY . . . IN KVUY WAY . . . IN IV U Y DCPARTMKNT PLUS Clip This Coupon LOR ANOCLKS (UP!) - The peeoatutlne elimanea Ua ereaaenomlnalioo of D r .'l l . Bernard Finch tedny v k u it Wei te hreek dawn hie etory that he acciden­ tally shot hie wile la the baek la • atrvffle ever the death gun. The crew-cut aurgaen wfll wldd S oto week ea the witaeaa steed er prosecutor Fred N. Whlehelle tried te prove the “Improbable e<daH ef Pitch's u le that the cue went off i s he threw It away. Pitch, tt, eed hie red-haired 8 ® Umit>2 With |5JOO Food Order MAXWELL HOUSE 2440 PARK AVI. SANFORD. FLA. _ detier wee havlag a time paying hte bill*. . ___jheUe brought out that Pinch allotted HAM monthly te never general eipcnsei, tecloding .the following items! —IMS far child support and haute payments te his first wife, m tee • maid, M e ter a new Chrysler, | m ter a new CadUlae, IMS Tar gaearal household expeeses, fiTl ter mortgage pay- f e g p tn S L 'P M S S S lS S I t f e—Alee * country Chase and Sanborn dub dad teaals lob duea, legal fees M l ex* races for t r ip te flap la teaais NimoimUr COFFEE Th# doeter, whe estimated hla it yearly Income at betwee* » m e«i t e a m testified he ■rrewed IM N a tew mmrtbt be- LIMIT—1 WITH $5.00 FOOD OftOiR ea '.A f. m m m n u n c >Y KB PURCHASED AT REGULAR PRICE" (UMMTCTIESI 8Vf e. ST' Libby’s Golden Cream Style "Its," said Fiaeh. ••Feu realised, la effect, she aa asnuig aakiag ter afi the community wae CORN I Isn't that sort el reutineT I didn’t know people ditfaae. I thought they just diverted pedie. I was klad el ceafused f e Y all." Earlier, Fleeh had brought a p e p fteai the courtroom specta­ tors when be said he dlda't thlak E was adulteyy “Jf l » ) » gives • husband pcrmlnlen’’ te see an­ other woman. ♦ ♦MEAT $100*BEEF v J F a a y a .they agreed to put eg the treat el a “happily marM d oouple" until the financial credit lor hla aew hospital was ea solid looting. Libby9s Deep Drown, A sst Flavors Back Marathon LIBBY’S ROSEDALE LUSCIOUS ♦ BARTLETT PEARS 8 FOR ♦ LIBBYS HALVES OR ROSEDALE SLICES STO CK-UP and SAVE Legal Notica HASH + BEANS 1 LEMINOTON SPA, Eng. (UPI) •—The Lemtngtea Spa Youth Conter tnenelied a r*ek V roll n u n thaw beseem Welfare workers ooademnod the •rout aa “dangerous eshihittenism," doctors sold it was harm* tel to health, ead alderman te* signed from the youth center's beard because of the controversy BALLS LIBBY'S QUALITY LEAN CORNED Libby9s Garden Sweet Tender The doctor had aiaiatalaad that he ead his wife agreed te allow each other to go their aeparete •rsuel ways la November. MM, alter she tuned cool towards him teliewiag the birth ol their sea, * PICKS + LIBBYS CaD EN aO R Y CRUSHED a LIBBYS RICH RED S H O R T E N IN G BU Y Wuby B. r»im»r c/o See Uiikap ••■ te 1, Bee t l lii LIBBY’S DELICIOUS O f that a lit »• (erecluM • mortgage ea is h«lew CMcrlbcS prepertr hat Ms eoaiMtueeC m u l m in the Iroult Court ot iho Nlolh JuS|. i t Circuit. ScmImoIo County, nor* THl WEEK i V r «» h r c v lttc e - r tt! » ta - tte r x « u » r LIBBYS DELICIOUS COMBINATION OF PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT : fruit d r in k PCSBA m ‘f . ' s s s a a t s t fees si. .ruhtie ns:.joc 0a » t SwlM la Cauuir. LIBBYS FANCY QUALITY >e ere reoulreO te file yeur Au>*r or allier planning with (bn irk at tka ekeva Cnurt te Libby9a Strained Homogenised : FRUIT COCKTAIL a ™ ± i,!p s u~ a i n . k , ^ N. if y*u ten to e# as a Do- FOR PARTIES OR SNACKS my knag see tee seel w a w ! LIBBY'S VIENNAS k i r a M. antchrl J S W T rfW n ^ H A V:‘. . . ' Y II A N D L< )T K )N A '* . ..o• »< • J» J. . - IS g -;:* J • , \ ' . ✓ f ' �VHt fMfiri f H I Wed. Feb. 10, 1960—PAgo f YOU GET MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WASHINGTON (UPI) -A m er* QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED lean officials dlicloted today Ihey art kraping a vary tya on prop* aratlona for a Communlit-bleieed propaganda b l o w o u t la Cuba which they expect to erupt la n ' torrent of entl-U.S. abuir. The object of their attaatlon la the propoaed July meeting in Ha* vana of a "Latin American Youth Congreai." The "congreie" v ia spawned by the Communlit World Federation of Democratic Youth. Fidel Caitro’a revolutionary re* glme la reported to have am* braced It with promlaea of finaa* elal aupport. Intelligence aourcee aatd the Communlit • dominated prepara*' tory committee for the meeting it aettlng up a program which in* cludea the following: Politico to* ward dictator! and "formal demo* cracy"; Ilmltatloni on national aoverelgnty: mUltsrlim; dlaar* mament and economic develop*' menta. These aubjecU aU appear to U. S. officials to bo the uaual In* nocuoua Communlit cover dealt* * natlona for blaata againat "Van* kee traperlallam" and’ chargee that the West wanU war aa op* poied to Ruaala’a profeiied desire for "peaceful coexiiteoee." U.S. officials are certain that If thla Ideological flab-fry takea placa aa planned, it will provide a apata ■ of hata propaganda againat V»* d e Sam, right at hU very deer* Men, Tuea, Wed. Open Till 7 P. M, Thura., FrU Sat. Open Till I P. M. •tep. * * • | i l l M jp r ^ If* I deI m i a - ■ + u 59c ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The Cuban Catholic ItudeaU* Movement baa plana to tibotogt the Red-tinged rally, if poaaible, according U.8. Intelligence S C A aourcee. L L O The P Sto Catholic group win offer an anU-totalitarlan resale* . Uon, which the Communists can* not accept, and then do a epee*. tacular walk-out. Numeroua representatives e f . COLORED TABLE READY controlled. U.8. sources aald Caatro’e broth* er, Raul, has promised confer* ence organisers that the Cuban government will put up money for the meeting If the congress, li "properly oriented." The congreaa fa being advef* tiled aa a meeting at L am Amor* lean youth. But U. 8. officials ex* pect some of th# leading figures from lbs Rad Mac la Europe sa l a few Chines# CommuaUU to ho on hand to show their Weetoia Hemisphere huddles just bow such an affair should bo handled. "“ssz SPARE RIBSLYKES Cooked "Boneless a m itn o t.a i m w • mi* <*f none*, nr m o b it s Is o* to* KetiM ef fkakcim r. n tc h ir r a . ' ____CtHUtA n s u je n c n RATH'S BLACKHAWK or FARMER GRAY SLICED BREAKFAST FRESH CAUliHT LARUE ROB ’ Mettie le hereby alves that the underelaned w ill en the Utb der et llerch, A. D. t»«C praeent te the ttnnoreble County Judea ef Htmlnole Ceuntr, Florida. her fla il return, arreunt and vauebere,,'M Admlnlltretrlt ef the Kettle e f rrenree P. 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MU Ceuntr Court Haute In OASfi Semlnele Ceuntr. Fieri o’etoek en the Itth I niArr, I •••. the M ie s ed property no tet li Final Dtcrae: . Dot • e t OAK PARK nCBDl �I — ,> fit \ - •; ••• — — :-v. ' ; tV .ji . V‘J. • « ■ I Cagers Wallop Lakeview Five, £ fo v in c fJb n I t «ua through all opponents as faey walloped Lakevlew, 99-91 bfrc last sight. • Sffith tear Sanford players hiti g for doublo figures, the locals l i d aa easy fiats with the film XWvfis as they rolled up IV points M fiM second quarter and wore ■ever beaded after th at Pacing the Seminole attack Was Jim Oacey with Yc points Mlire d by Hay Londqukst who dunk* * f ia IT. George Perldes tad Ter* i f Cbfiitoaoea both scored 14 •. fit- m I :I : didn't waste any fan* in th* game as they rolled am fa folate fa ihe first quarter fififit Inkaviaw scared 14. is la th* saeond period ___, teat tho Seminole* blew game wide open. The Sanford ahoottog with brilliant ae> dusted to ST potato white j Lateview to nine. p jr v r & s r f t s t ley Rules Out Of Stadium ' By JERRY COVINGTON When the Weihington Senators open their training camp in Orlando Feb. 25 moat of the attention from the braia will be centered upon aeveral young pitcher*. Am everyone well know*, the sever* lack of pitching depth, along with apotty infield strength has been the Nats' big problem for many years, but these young­ sters are giving Cal Griffith and Cookie Lavagetto plenty to cheer about. Out of the 19 pitchers who have been summoned to spring training four of the youngsters are left handers — another thing that has been shir in the lineup. The Nats have signed Bob Swift, a former major league catcher, to work with the youngsters and he will be getting a hand from Del Wilber and Clyo* McCullough, also former big timers, behind the plate. The youngsters who will get most of the attention are Ralph Lumenti, Jim Katt, Jack Kraliek and Tom McAvoy, ail lefthanders, and Don Lee, Fred Brockbauer and Del Norbert, who throws from the right side. Lumenti is from Charlotte of the Sally League where he had a 12-8 record. He has been very wild, but it looks as though Monday, whoa' a ra il which threatened to waih out the winter Olympic Game* Unwed to snow, reached a depth of SO Inebea early today, and tho forecast was for a total of SI inches before the, storm abates. At times It was a full-fledged bliuird with -high winds and taro visibility, sad then It would slacken to a gratia fall. But tho anew never stopped. Satisfactory orartlco was Impos­ sible. Tha akl-Jump was closed Bighoy Is MpeiBl test the New H t team la the Continental N f u wifi ptoy Ms home p m e i l.e proposed new hall park to tanking Meadow, whleh would Mt 51,00* fan ii Yanhoe Stadium entered the piewbatt Um Yankee* auggaited ■soday that New Yeok Cite fated lease *r buy the# ball park faced e l Investing "aeveral mli­ ra dollar*" to tha proponed toahtag Maadaw stadium. t UM ANOELEfi (UPI) - Gil Hodges vowed I* make Ms hat weak match that of Ms glove dur­ ing the 1100 senses as ho Jalnsd the world's champion Lea Angeles Dodger* fold by sending to his signed contract. Ranked as one of the aU-ttaa* great Balder* of to* National League at first haae, Hodge* sat s goal of 90 homara and 100 puna * BOUTON (UPI) - Young Denny batted to far tola season. payer af Farttond, Ore., meets farmer tbamptoa Tony DeMarco af Boston tonight to a 10-round Trotters To Tour wattarweight bout at The Garden. CHICAGO (UPI) - U m Mar­ * Meyer, a M-y*ar-ctd who has fait only see* during Ms brief hut iam Olobeirottera are planning a I pro caraor, probably complete tour of Africa IMa year. Into tea ring aa a 1M "Wa’va touched North Africa te whip te* one- dm* an aach of our pasf M summer tours but we’vs never gone Into South Africa," said Owner-Coach Aba Sapcrstetn, wh# announced tha Globetrotter* will appear to BUI For Olympics Uaaagal, the Republic of Congo -OTTAWA (UPI) - A request tho Belgian . Congo hmong fa held tee 19*9 Winter Olympics and otter African areas where basketf t Calgary la under consideration baM la a novelty. W fa* M orel government, Reganrees Minister Alvin Remittra New Gator Head ra ti Tuesday. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Hen­ ry Kramer baa bean named to succeed John Ptombo as preaidant af the Gator Bowl Assn. Vice presidents elected Included J, J. Daniel. Charles Campbell. Joe Sy- arntar Chomp iahtf Tonight J Hodgea accepted an estimated MS,ON whleh sources* tloee to toe club reported was abtait what lb* n-yaar-eld veteran received last season. This marks Hodges' 14th full season with tha club. Although hla fielding won Mm the Rawlings Gold Glove last sea­ son far to* third straight year. Hodges Mt .ITS despite a good start. A mid-season ankle Injury sidelined Mm far a month when be wag starting to Mt well. Elsewhere, pitcher Jerry Casato and outfielder Gene Stephens signed their contracts with tho Red Sox. Casato had n ll-l . rec­ ord last season and Stephens bet­ ted .» • to M games. Catchers p el Crandall and Stan Lopata agreed te terms with the Braves. Lopata was cut loess by Milwaukee at tha end of ths IBM saasou hut baa beta rs-Mred again. . The San Frenetic# Giant* an­ nounced the signing of tofitldere Andre Rodgere, Jose Pagan and Beany Vatonawla, outfielder Fe­ lipe Atou and pitcher Ed Fleher. and tha Baltimore Oriole* reached agreement with pit ehere Gerdon Jones, Bob Maba and We* Stock. Pitcher* Tom Cheney, Rannto Blackburn, Ed Baute, Larry Fqaa aad Earl FrancI* agreed to term* with Pittsburgh, and outfielder Rum Border and pttchsr fivnna Killeen w ire d terms with Kansas MIAMI BEACH (OFT) — TUp* ' ranked welterweight Luis Rodri- fa gust faces hard ♦ peaching Cart Hubbard in a nationally-televised te • round bout tonight which Rod­ rigues hopes will be a tuneup fight for a meeting with ehampwa Don Jordan. The tt-year*o!d Rodriguet, from Camaguey, Cuba, baa not tm- Today’s Most Timely BuninsM Opportunity Offered for tho first time . . . by a firm with * 1969 svles re­ cord of Over One Million Dol­ lars. (Certified Public AeeraaAant Record) Time led net rise Licensed by MISS PATHS SWEENEY of Orlando, who has been selected as Miss Day­ tona International Speedway for the major winter race* Feb. 12. 18 and Id, takes time out from her duties to chat with Bill France, president of the speedway. Misa Sweeney won the Miss Southland beauty contest held at Daytona Beach last September. WALTHAM Watch Company to introduce n complete NMW LINE of bigMy styled * 4 Gentlemen's Swiss Watches a t popular known as tb e— Wrist ADMIRAL WATCH' Olympic Stars Battle Elements SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) —Olympic athletes, chafing under tho restriction! imposed by in­ clement weather, moved out to the training slopes and rinks* to­ day determined to get at least ex­ ercise — if not fuU-acato practice. Despite an all-day snow Tues­ day, many of tho skiers and skatera got outdoors for soma limbor­ ing work and thoy planned to do it again today. Snowfall which atartod at assn For Title Scrap he is over this and is ready for the big time. Bruckbauer, who was signed for |80,000 off the campus of the University of Minnesota a t the same time as Sanford’s Jake Jacobs, is the one moqt highly touted by the big brass. He broke Into pro ball in the Three I League last season in great fashion with an impressive 12-5 record and waa voted as the league's pitcher of the year. The spring roster of the Nats lists Bob Allison, rookie of the year in the AL, Jim Lemon, F ay a Thorneberry, Lenny Green, Dan Dobbek, and Jacobs. At present Dobbek Is highly rated to step into a regular spot in the outfield and, if he ia able Ur make it, Allison probably will move to left, with Lemon in right. Actually, the Nats haven’t hgd an op­ portunity to see Jacobs work, with the ex­ ception of Sherry Robertson, who waa in Sanford on several occasions, and they will be giving him plenty of observation when the spring session starts. Although he still needs that thing sailed experience, he does have all of tha qualifications to make a big leaguer and, even if he ie down in the minor leagues for another season or , r-------------------------5 two of training, he should make it some day. completely and so was the slalom sU sours*. Downhill and eiatom sktors from several nation* put on skis sod went through the lightest of training on Papoose Posh. "It wasn’t much use to start training because the heavy anewfofl P*t lb* trail* hi bad shape, but ws Just bad te gat tho kinks out of our muscles and get some csarciae," said Austrian ac, Karl Schrant, on* of tha favorites tor an Alphina gold medal. Tho outdoor apood-okatlag riak was opened to practice 1st* Tues­ day. However, the ice wag la poor condition and most skaters who tried it quit to disgust. "It's snow ice and It'* dirty," said BUI Carow of the U J. team. "You akate around It Just once aad tha edge to gone from your akalo*." Mixed Foursomes Match Ploy Opens DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (UPI) —The team of Barbara Mclntire aad Boh Cochran, tha medal wie­ ner* in the National Mixed Four­ some* golf tournament with • sli­ tting as, meet Don O’Brien and Mrs. Boyd lommervlll* In the opening round af match play to­ day. Mix* Mclntire, current National Amateur titliai from Laka Park, Fla., and Cochran, of St. Louis, played flawless goH Tuesday: Six birdie* and 19 para. Mrs. Sommervtlte, of Torooto. Canada, and O' Brlcn, Richmond, Va., quail- Navy Aid Named ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) -H ugh McWilliams has boea named an assistant football coach at tho Naval Academy, it waa announced today. McWilliams, tike Navy Head Coach Wayne Hardin, ia a graduate af College ef the Pa­ cific. He waa head coach at Palo Alto (Calif.) High school for seven year*, whore Me team* last only It ef N games. la the big "Match of tho Week" la the Sanford City Bowling league last Wednesday evening, Burnett Painters eoc« more defeated their "eounstoe," league leading Mather •f Sanford, However, this time it was not the hoped-for whitewash that occurred the lest time these two teams mst. but a two-to-ona victory. Larry Plvae waa tho big gun for tho Painters, with a 548 aeries, whUs John Uhr led for the Mather learn with a SIS total. Is other games. Harry’s Liquors remained la t tie with Burnett's lor second place aa they also look two games from Gent's Seminole Cleaner* and Laundry. Georg* Koala was the big gun with SOS for tho winners, whi|* Bob Bora* dorf tod tho losers with 111. Naw York Life Insurance, tod by Captala "Doc" Blag’s 200-535 swept the match with Celery City Printtog Company. •Spllt-ihrinkers" for tha even­ ing found the fivo-and-dlme popu­ lar. with Daddy Proctor and Frank Hubs being ths lucky ante. Also, BUI Hartwick and Dick Rich­ ards got tho S-T, while Ron Perry picked the 4-5-7. Hockey Board Gels Hot Potato PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPU-The National Hockey League's board ef governors were given n real "hot potato'' to handle today when they oonvanod for their annual midMason meeting. Hie Detroit Rod Wings announc­ ed Tuesday night that defansaman Red Kelly had ended Ms five-day retirement and agreed to being traded to the Toronto Maple Leafe for defenseman Marc Reaume. However, league President Clar­ ence Campbell maintained Kelly waa "net eligible to bn traded" because ha had ennotnrad Ms retire­ ment leal week after refusing to report to lb* New York Rangers. Kelly and RUl McNeill hath were doalt to the Rangers far BUI Gadsby and Rddto ghack but tha deal was cancelled whoa KaUy and Mc­ Neill both suddenly "retired." Due to the sweeping success ef eed watches, watch popular priced we are establishing distributors in this once-ln-o-lifetima opportunity. Sixteen of the South's lop grey­ hounds will be scampering tonight In a twln-blU of Grade-A contests at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The pair of features will high­ light a swift 10-raco program starting at 1:10. Tha 10th event, one of the Grade-A racci, will span tha thrce-eighths-mlle distance. Popu­ lar littla Cri Tears Is favored to cop honors to tbe long one. The Keith DiUon product wUI have the eeven-box for tbe unusual Oakland Coach Without Players OAKLAND, Call*. (UPI) -E ddie Erdclats, e fin* coach without a single pteytr- launched tbe pres­ sure-packed battle today ef dig­ ging up a team for Oakland's en­ try to the saw American Football League. The farmer Navy master was named to the bead coach’s )ob Tuesday tour days after Iba Uni­ versity of California had skipped Mm and filled tta own vacancy with Marvin Levy, a /comparative unknown. "1 have to form a. staff of four assistant* and than we'll m -after to* players,'' Erdclats said. Erdclats appeared to be as vague as anyone else over the complexities of building up a to t­ ter. While other members af the league have mad* their draft choices and are waving contracts, Oakland is starting from scratch. event. She Is rated a 5-to-l choice by moralog line odds. Tha 50-pound red fawn miss 1* fresh from an eye-catching tri­ umph over Sarabond and Mltra's Tie. . Another top-flight atepper la the gruelling race is Rocky MacGinty, rated a J-to-1 shot by early oddi. This big red bundle gent, owned by Arthur Bowser, beat Wayoe Roberts in hla last race while flytog ever the distance la 31.19 seconds. Wayne Roberta sperta ooe of tho best records at the local club, having won five times sad placed three times ia nine tripe to tbe starting gate. The husky goat, owned by Carl 0. Tracy, 1* fever­ ed to capture tho sloth n e e laurels, the other half af the doable-beaded feature. Wayne Roberta will march from the (even-box, and he's figured a 2-to-l favorite. 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It is to this broader The city manager reported Mon­ point that 1 address myself. day that the Sanford street re­ Who. for instance, kept Hanni­ surfacing program for IttM o has bal’s Howdah tidy while the elebeen finished. phials were crossing the Alps? A The commission approved the dog robber. Pav-A-Way Corp. bill of S23.M7.S0 And who applied that polish that for 3.1K.7I tons of surface ma­ was under the dust that was on terial. the boots that Gen. Custer died Streets paved wars W. Third in? A dog robber. St. from Preach Ave. to Persim­ In face I suppose that a dog mon Are., E. Ninth SC from robber has figured in every major Park Ave. to Sanford Ave., Mel- military engagement since the lonville from SOth St. to !Sth St., walla foil at Jericho. Even in that Persimmon Ave. from First SC to one, a dog robber may have Third St., and E. Second St. from shined the trumpet, or held the MelloovlUe Ave. to Sanford Ave. music, or something. The commission ordered an or­ Gunga Din, of whom Kipling dinance drawn to ope* the way sang, was a dog robber. Webster for an office building on the south has booored the dog robber with aide of Pulto* a* Park. Ave. If a place in his dictionary. You can the builder goes ahead with con- find the entry on page TM of the s tm tira the eMy wfll vacate an new international edition between S-feet strip of land o* the south “dog ribs’* and “dog rose." A dog robber is defined as “a* LITTLE MOfX, Aft. (UPU-A memMs bomb Tuesday night Mew bole In the home ef one tt five tt Catletts Walls, IB. It shattered Wtafawi in Me immediate neighhmtaad, was felt over a five block lie* and was beard more than two miles away. No one was injured by •It was probably set,” Police LC Jackson said. “ I Imagine the t had S fuse on I t It looks like d one about flva inches long, rente ef the explosion went ar-und in LAKE MARY 4-H Club boys get a brief run down on how to prevent forest liras by Forest Rangers Sonny Siselovc, left and Robert Deuaehle. 4-H boys left to right are Alan Bowman, Logan Curry, Gary Donaldson and Richard Avery. (Herald Photo) robber would have lo be a chem. 1st, an engineer and a disciple 0f Oscar of the Waldorf. 1 was •mated to team M had berame yuch a fine art. I knew several dog robbers dur. tng my Army days and, frankly, they seemed like pretty o rd in a ry Joes. They also were, by and large, a contented and even en­ vied lot. Being assigned te the general’s quarters excused them from such soldierly assignments aa kitchen police, latrine duty and ridding the company street tt rigs ret butte. This always looked to me like a rather good way to fight a war. trad ant.” (A dog rtbt. Incidental­ ly, U * weed and a do* roae li a flower. But Uiat la another Mory). The um of enliated men aa do* robbers came under congressional scrutiny laat year because of com­ plaints that some of our warriors were being assigned as baby sit­ ters and housekeepers. Last week, a House subcommit­ tee reoewed the inquiry by mak­ ing public aa Air Force manual which set forth detailed instruc­ tion on the proper use of lace ta­ ble-cloths, wineglasses and other accoutrements of the spartan mili­ tary life. To live up to this manual, a dog s e c u r it y A s s o c ia t e s , in c . STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS PA B-TteS I. T el, Mgr. KIRK • Flam Mambar - New York Steak q Ms Minister Blamed Cip Ii Ui told bar i l l hid J u t tit the float room whs* tea bomb fsatstf. "it sun wasa't a Breamtear," Iff. Bates said. PMfeo Gam ardarail re tnra to stay at tea house aa sards daring Um « tiu He daclla* d to say whether bn planned id sat guards at the bomaa of tea far other Negro students atteodl | Central sad (be throe Negro Prom (kg feratgn editor's asmbook: Diplomatic sources la East Barlia say the Soviets are unhappy ebsot East German Communist Party tender Walter Ulbrieht's remust sws far Irocket wwowt w n v t wessons wwoi^-i^n far a^w the East Cterman army. They say Um Russians think Ulbrieht's claim might spoil the eastern disarma­ ment drive, and teat they won't a any ease deliver any rockets to the Bast Germaaa befare the May aummit. Incidentally, Britain's Laborlta opposition la disturbed about a U. S. project to give suetear-potaalial weapons to West Germany. Mills Rock at tee request of local gftidate, and was aftering Utile Bock notice the fecilMtef ef Ms Stale tab aad IlmtHliatfia divl'mid la Washington, j W was tea latest iasidant of ftoleace that stretehss beak to 1M7 Bhra alee Negro students were United Press latomalfaaal tamed back from Central High Icbaol by Arkansas .National VIENNA—Alois Eategaiscr, who Guardsmen by order of Gov. Orval explained “It Just came ever me" Cauhua. Cartotia wat eas a# team. when he took a diesel locomotive ■ m to a tenter tela year. out for an aaautbarlsed ran. ex­ Quotable Quotes — ------- —---------- T ax Forms Como In Thrao Sixos auclsar tost ban talks am going aowhera faster thaa usual. Thera ia talk ia Geneva that tea fauK Uss at the door of the United States — teat Washington still ham’t mads up its mind about whether to chance n total test ban without formal controls or to conUaue to insist on Ms plan which would ban everything but under­ ground tests. Until Washington doai make up Ms mind, tee talks win bang an dead en ter. President Charles DeGauIla will use bis emergency powers to crack down still harder on his rightist Idea. But Preach Commu­ nists have Upped their hand by calling shrilly far a “purge” of rightists. The rightwingers are a counterweight to Prance's big Communist Patty. DeGaulte has to be careful not to upset the in­ ternal power balance. Chancea are ha w eal go as far as he’d Ilka to against the rightists for that reason, white watchiag tee com­ munists out nf tho corner of his LONDON (UPI)—Lord Bsavsrbrook's Dolly Express today blamed Prims Minister Harold Mncmlllan'a cabinet for what it csllsd Queen Elisabeth's “rad blunder* — tatroduetlen «t tin new royal aurnamo at Mownthat tm-Windsor. "Plainly the cabinet members hove misjudged tbs aaood ot the public," Um Express acid. “They have underestimated the people’s attachment to Um British Windsor." night that nil bar daareadanto other than royal princes end prin­ cesses should carry Um ramam t Mouatbettra-Windsor. This was hi Honor «f Prince Philip, whom adopted surname ef Mountbattea ia Um Anglicised form t t Um Ger­ man Betteaberg. The Daily Hamid today became the first newspaper to accept the new surname. “Why all the fuaaf" R asked. “If this is the Queen's harmless and amtimantal wish, why should anyone ears to interfere with It?" >MMawhite, in Algiers, DoGeaUe has put down hot not kill­ ed opposition to his policy of "•elf-determination'' far Al­ gerians. He is weeding out civil­ ian extremlata and undspandabte army officer! but ha has not re­ moved (ha fear of French settlers outnumbered nearly to to 1 by Moslems. Therefore, opposition to plaining why ha took another dteael Ms policies remains. out for another run Immediately after leaving the police station: “K cam* ever um agate." HOLLYWOOD—Actress Barbara U na, scoffing at reports that ac­ tress Franco Nuyon was dropped from the movie "The World of Susie Woog" because she woat on an noting spree after teaming MUc Luna aad Marten Brando bad boon dating: “It aeema like a tragedy for both tbs motion picture company aad to iriuSeldteg No Memtead d U S Prance Nuyan, but I certainly don't son how anyone could put oa MMOW, middle term - Ualim- weight from boteg Jealous." WESTERN First Cot SLICED WESTERN lew*#. Taxpayer may taka stand* nd dadnritea or Itemised dadntlogo, (sag term — AM taspayars h* 4n act Bin aa other terms FRESH PORK Beef Liver GritteHings ^ *198 Lb. CRUNK • In - (ha - Plan* LYKCS THRIFTY SLICED Skinless Juicy WEINERS CHUCK — or — Smoked SAUSAGE 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - fag. wycre caa file their returns oa « m ef ten* forma. Hare's bow to toll wbteb on# to Ran: ^itteA, short farm — If your teesau (or combined income in a Mat return) was lass thsn HO,•0 1* IMS aad Included not more Ran UN ia dividends, Interest WASHINGTON - lea. Otte D. Johnston (D-S. C.), a member tt the Senate Agriculture Committee, issuing a pessimistic prediction about the chances for mw farm tegialatten: "There'* nothing that Congress can pass teat Elsenhower won't vote, and team te nothing that the President eon recommend that a Democrat would want to vote for." PORK CHOPS UAH Steak U m. BBBBHBT'B Gerber Btmiaed Baby Foods 6/59c Gerlier Junior Foods to . 15c Musuelmen'e CamaL ftJaaalft!) Apple Sauce 1. Mn. Boor b • raolitl. Sh* likf* tho truth unadorned. One day she tried Mrs. Filbert's Margarine oH by itself. Lb. Bav Btehely'e SUPER YALUR Bread2 Blrdeeye Green Peas P b aM y Sixo Bfrdeeye Laavmt, OUR Spinach IB Oa. Pkga. American Scanty 2/43c PORK IS Oe. Pkge. aad 2/39c DIXIE . , V BEANS J OW N w *». She iwJodt Mrs. Mbert't wo* cool and delicate tweet —and then ponei 65c Ne. 1U Cea C u t Been* 21c F R O Z E N FO O D S LimM 1 WMh P i Or Mere Order t« Just a Unto ilk* by Mm H. Thol's the moment of truth Ne. SgS Cso LILY Meal or Grits 4 , The afhor asarparinas I t . but Mo. filbert's Mar* bav* bean trytnp far yaare | porteo bat always tasted nwispwHRI|f wVnfle Fabulous Markets SAVINGS 1100-r 13th S t rf**S, MARKETS • ' Sanford Ave. e f . 4th St. i i r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ - -1 3 ? . :4t '‘tt&P.t*:. 'I m m im m f •/ / �» n ft‘ X------- -------------------- - T rf& iJ Vandalism Problem Can Be Prevented WASHINGTON CALLING HERO SHORTAGE i Several reporta have been made here recently that juveroiiic* have carelessly destroyed property, including windows, public phone booth equipment and even forest*. This is not only a police matter, but one for the whole community. The Memphis Commercial Appeal points out in an editorial that the scope of vandalism is dangerous and costly. It said: •'Perhaps there is no more nearly inexcusable offense against society than that of vandalism. The term applies rather widely and loosely these days, but in general it indi­ cates the destruction of property belonging to others, or Riamnge done to it, without any need and for the perverted pleasure of persons essentially deficient mentally and morally. “There is no telling just what vandalism eosts In this country’, but the price ie high. The Long Island Rail Road in New York City, for example, estimates the toll of van* dalism to its properties at $150,000 a year. The biggest item on this list is one of $80,000 for windows broken by rock­ throwing youngsters. "The railroad has a force of 50 special officers who do nothing except look for vandals and is making special efforts 9to develop the closest possible co-operation with law enforce, ment ngencies generally. By and large, we expect, the laws against vandalism need tightening up and more active back. < ing from the general public." Our citizens ought to look into vandalism cases close to home and help prevent them, through that timc.honored, but lately neglected, ritual of not sparing the rod. .WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane CASE D4S3: Harry B., aged 90, belong! to s n e t whieh advo­ cates faith healing. “ Dr. Crane, you have told us that vegetable* and athletics don't give us immunity to mosqui­ toes or germs. “ But don't you think the mind helps us avoid disease? Couldn't f t h a t young woman have escaped smallpox if she hadn’t been afraid of It, even though she had never been vaccinated?" Cats catch distemper but thry aren't afraid of it, are they? They don't even know there is such a thing as distemper: Dogs and parakeets and other pets likewise cateh many diseases, eaused by the very same germs' that afflict mankind, f Thus, we humans esn get rabies from dogs and tuliremia from rabbits who have those aliments. Yet those animals didn’t “ fesr" rabies or tularemia In advance, so why think lack of fear will pre­ vent infection? Yesterday I described the young wife who caught smallpox. Yet she had no fear whatever of the disease or she would have been vaccinated. Fear or lack of fear cuts no ice a* regards whether mosquitoes will bite your skin or TB or diph­ theria or typhoid germs will “ bite" you internally. Your, mental outlook and cour­ age are effective in handling dogs or horses, which have minds and ean react to your timidity. Dogs and horses thus apparent­ ly "sense" whether you are afraid of them and if you are, they take advantage. But dogs and horses have brains. Germa do not: So your courage does not drive disease germs away from you or eurb their ability to cause Infection. But a positive ouliook and a courageous attitude trill promote • • better health by. letting you sleep more soundly. If you are a 'fraidy cat and sure you will die. that very fear may kill your appetite so you fail to eat properly. It may also rob you of necessary sleep via insomnia. It can even inhibit the proper WASHINGTON — Our presisecretion of your ductless glands and produce spastic colitis, peptic dential politician* have taken ulcer, plus attacks of angtna pec­ themselves so scHously lately that toris. But always remember the sim­ it may be time to gel a leveling ple fact Chat courageous folks factor into the campaign. What we need is a third party. who have no peptic ulcer or spastic colitis or insomnia, will The Humor Party. Our only hope still be bitten just as readily by is Hope. mosquitoes and flies, bedbug* and If Hob Hope took on (hat job, wood ticks. he could fir* his gag men. All And vividly keep in mind thp he'd need is the script the Demo, fact that disease germs are com­ rials and Republicans have been parable to those outside bugs ex­ using on each other. cept the germs attack you from After watching the ski-nose inside. . funnyman a t work a t the Nation­ You can, moreover, raise your al Press Club piovlng grounds, blood pressure excessively Just I'm convinced he'd find enough by fear and thus predispose your laughs on those politicians to brain to a Strok.- of apoplexy. take him to Nov. H. And maybe An Army Colonel once consulted even to the White House. me concerning his fear of medics The way things are going, our in military uniform. He bad no serious candidates may destroy terror of doctors, until they were i themselves lunging a t each other. in military garb. I Hope would have them laughing For example, his blood pres­ | a t each other — and save the sure had been tested at 133. That was by a civilian doctor. Then be .underwent a routine military check-up and his blood pressure registered 219, Just ane week after the former test. The military physician sensed that the Colonel had a complex, so told him to relax and eome back in a week or so for a second test.' TULSA Okla. (UPI (-Automation Meanwhile, the Colonel was test- has come to the ballot box. ad by two other civilian medics A voting maemne using IBMwho got him at 134 and 131. But when the Army medic checked type punch cardt and furnishing a prccinct-by-prccinct tally untouch­ him a second tiire, it was 222. Such fear-inspired rise in blood ed by human hands has been un­ pressure often explains why peo­ veiled in Tulsa by a firm which hat ple may suffer strokes. made a name for itself as a manu­ facturer of oilfield equipment. The machine—which weighi only D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D about 100 pounds and is about a» ACROSS T. Scope m n o r i* big as a salesman's sample c a s e 1. Satiate n n y e tc ta a style 3. Grrot quan. BOeMro wax developed within ihe pxst year or e n u . tr. -J <xlang) 1L Father meetaas an answer to Tulsa County's IB Greet Ub 10. Bl- '■••at vote-tallying problems. But It prob­ n_ • H M m i t e h l m ta ttu e ably will bo put o« th* national It.Tat:..nr bird 9B «m *M ro market soon. etab"eeat- m iU d u ro 13. Tears “ We count our ballots as they did •B Front* 33. Ench poarr when George Washington was pres­ 14. Btlnda river | «B M inli ident." said Joe Hull, project iqan3B Moderate, m om m a* ager for the machine. “ It's time we T m M i i 's I s i s w train ton ** one's went modern." breath IB Double m sto p t Hie wow device waa developed IT. To free ipraCte) ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON aouth (ahfar.) S3. Sports shoal *3. Daily IT. Published «9. Mulberry SI. American 1 Indian lilt) S3. A hermit 38. Deeds (U ) St. Dip* out 18. Sound g#nt> ly, as a flute 83. Borders 48. Reverber­ ated 44. Bullfinch (tenths! D A tk a a * S B K la d ^ ef m O ororod.ee 41. Mlter (•M r.) DOWN. 1. Chase t. Foreigner* S. Coat front 4. Kind of thread 5. Weaken •.chUd’* jsc k 31. Attempt Rrralb Wed. Feb. 10, 1960—Pag* 11 MVU.YN *. ci'S B ia e , aiverttea** M saaps ra ta c M m ta r s a n t a slg Bailee Wahl lake* Ball r esesaS Betar*ay, la ssa r . aa* carts tests I geMleke* SstsrSsr ' Balers* a* nr. sera as U r r«w ocu— e i r the 4e« a* C— TO— mt Here* S. 1ST*. Baarer*. VtarHs Tfc# Herat* le a See a* lb* Dai*** Pee** waieb I* ealille* escleeletahUeaUen a* all she laeal sews petals* talk la Ivelr •• She aee •err Be Carrier I ..fear write* rat* | lt « • HeaSbe Ml I Bears I.— ■ ■*••** S. a. rectal D A IL Y ACROSS I. Msxlcan morningglory It i plant 4. Brag 11. Ltnan v*slm*nl 12. Prickly II. Its capital la Ban’* 14. Number 31. Distorted IB Spirited hors** IT. Sloth 18. Sylvan deity 30. Lower cea* (abbr.) ila r .l 48. Destine* 14. Boy's Jacket IM ana serious thinking for the problems of the world. Hope is best in th e.art of pat­ ting the politician on the bark while deftly kicking him down the stairs — and making the guy like it. He did it before the Prasa Club ntub. “Of all the Republican can­ didates." he said, "I like Nixon best." The man in the fifth row smiled. Then Hope said: "W hat a con­ vention that will be—Instant‘can­ didates." The man 1n the fifth row roared. He was Richard Nix­ on. I'm confident Hope would cam­ paign on a nonpartisan needle, lie slipped one into Nelson Rocke­ feller, referring to his withdrawal from thd presidential race. “ It was our country's only chance to balance the budget," he sighed, “imagine the Whit* House -w all-to-w all money New Ballot Box Promises Speedier Election Returns rote 30. Gold rhar.) 31. East by by Ed Koterba •r m la asBlasli Ceaai All Otaee I Year t u n a s ‘f ear • Baa tbs u a * Beathe • Baasbe M l a Baaiba I Bealb la s I Beat* 33. A puff, aa of wind 34. Matt rasa filling 38. Broader 39. Small cut SO. UtU* girt 31. Dutch (abbr.) 83. Egg- shaped 34 East by south (abbr.) S8. Throw (naut) 38. Mr. Linkletter II . Command 40. Wrinkles (nab hist) 43. Fibber* 43. Wonderland girl 44. Concise 48- Channel markers ■i'> by Selscor Manufacturing Inr., a subsidiary of (he Seismograph Service Corp. To vote on the new Selscor ma­ chine. a voter must: 1. Place a punch card (ballot) in ihe machine. g. Push slide handles opposite the names of the candidates desired. 3. Push a handle which sets in motion machinery to “read" the voter's selections and punrh cor­ responding holes In the ballot card. The card (ballot) is thrust into a locked ballot box. At the end of the day, tbo locked box is removed and—still locked—taken to the courthouse or tabulation centrr. There, standard IBM machines count, the precinct's totals. Such IBM centers are available in nrarly all cities and can be hired for the evening. CROSSW ORD y 'l v q DOWN 1. Out* through tram * (eoBog.) r a t'd f rnritet-n i'lLUM U i.iiii.t) t-ViijuMta iim -im : Trusty t'iiMaut'Ut:: KfcS h i ia:-jyuijSH 2. Native e f Hope could well carry tils humor to the summit. Imagine an en­ counter with comedian Nikita Khrushchev. Hope’s hilarious headknocking could get the Cimimle trader to laugh himself right out of the cold war. Take this Hope ctack about the premier: “Khrushchev came to ilollywood and saw the can-can. It gave him the idea for photographing the backside of the moon . . . " That man in th* fifth row ac­ tually did show sum* talent fur boarding lha happy wagon. It showed up when Ed Edstrom, our new cluh president, was on stage having trouble getting inaugurat­ ed. l i t was delinquent—owed the club treasury a dime. Chief Jus. tic* Karl Warren held up th* swearing-in until Kdstrom, com­ pletely broke, could produce that dime. 'E d pleaded: “It there a Rocke­ feller In the house?" A man got up out of the audience, It was Nixon. He pulled out the dime. Aa Ihe rest of us struggled tu lecover from the surprise, the vice president said dryly: “Just to keep the rreord straight, I got It from Jack Kennedy." This bit of ham so Impressed movie actress Maureen O'Hara that the turned to the vice piesident from the stag* and said: “ I have noticed that you, Mr. Vice I'resilient, have a ski nose just like Bob Hope's." We gasped at the apparent ef. frontcry. And then the cooed: "In Ireland, there It the saying that when things turn up, it's for a better future." Nixon bowed. If the vice president keeps this up, they’ll make him Hope'a run­ ning mate. • . WASHINGTON — In the clutter­ ed political picture one old familiar clement it missing. That It the coon skin cap of Sen. Estes Kcfauver of Tennessee. In '32 and again in '36 Kcfauver was campaigning all over the coun­ try with the relentless handshaking technique of a candidate for sher­ iff. Missing the presidential nomi­ nation, he was given a consolation prize — in the light of subsequent events it hardly seemed that — of second place with Adlal Steven­ son. Rut this year Kefauvcr must run for re-election to the Senate, with signs that he will have a tough fight. One reason Is that he ha* named the enmity of powerful business interests through the Investigations of hit Senate anti-monopoly sub­ committee. They can be counted on to contribute generously to the formidable opponent, Circuit Judge Andrew T. (Tip) Taylor, who has just filed for the August 5 primary In Tennessee. In the investigation now in pro­ gress Kcfauver and hit committee are getting down to the roots of an issue that hit* home to most pcoplr far more than a lot of what passes for campaign debate. This ia Ihe high cost of drugs essential to the well being and even the survival o( millions of Americans. The investigation thus far has shown the tremendous price mark­ ups — in one Instance 10,000 per­ cent — for tranquilizers and the cortisone derivatives that rase the condition of arthritic sufferers. There was testimony that mental patients released from Institution! as a result ot the new tranquilizer therapy cannot afford to go on paying for the medication and so they are confined again in mental hospitals. One of the startling revelations was that drugs prescribed by doc­ tors here under trade name* arc sold In France, Germany and other countries fur a fraction of what they cost In this country. Thrte are identical drugs manufactured under license in the United .States. The big pharmaceutical houses entered strong protest. Their spokesmen claimed that the dif­ ference resulted from the high cost of researrh, promotion and telling which they said the committee had Eisenhower, FDR Get Bum's Rush PIERRE, S. D. (UPI) - A bl partisan proposal to add Ihe busts of Franklin D. Roosevelt and President Elsenhower alongside those of Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and Teddy Roosevelt on Ml. Rushmorc, got Ihe bums'! rush today. “ I think Hip idea slinks." Slate Historian Will G. Robinson said. “ There are too many face* there now!" Democratic Gov. Ralph llertclh, in the true spirit of partisan polltin , confined his comments to the current president. Ilrrsctli said Eisenhower's “ pop­ ularity at the polls has been dem­ onstrated hut this docs not assure us that hit administration will m eaturr up with that of FDR and such statesmen as Washing­ ton, Lincoln, Jefferson and Teddy Roosevelt." Robinson, whose political philo­ sophy was not disclosed, appeared to object on esthetie grounds. The world's largest pecan or­ chard It located about 40 miles from <F.I Paso, Tex. not taken Into account. But the Easier to understand than the sta­ committee came up with a study tistics are the letter* which have showing that for the 2n major com­ come in in the committee from all panies research on rirugi account­ over the country, Many of them ed on the average for only 4.4 per­ are from older people llvinc mi cent of the total salei revenue. small pensions. One arthritic suf­ Net profit after taxes averaged ferer wrote that the had t* pay 13.1 percent and 24 percent went nearly 30 cents apiece for a corti­ into selling. sone derivative pill the was re­ i n the rate of return on invest­ quired to taka three times a day. ment after taxes the drug Industry On a pension of little more than outranks all others, according to a $6o a month, she found that if aha study of the Federal Trade Com­ paid for her medicine she waa u s­ mission. The figure gnen by the able to eat for the last faw day* commission is 21.4 perernt compar­ ! of the month. ed with 12.4 for steel and 13.3 for One of the moat forthright wit­ autos. nesses was Henry H. Hoyt, presiI dent of Carter Product!, one of th* : larger companies showing a net i profit on sales In 1938 of 98.4 p er­ cent. Hnyt put frankly on th* record the cost of making and eelU Ing Miltown, a widely used tran­ quilizer. His company gels from the wholesaler 8.1 rent* for a tablet costing seven-tenths of a cent t# manufacture. With selling, taxes, United Press International NEW YORK — Former French research, etc., the total coat is S.B Foreign Legionnaire Hahih Riad rents leaving a profit of 1.9 oo each Haw*. 28. convicted of murder, pill sold. vainly asking the judge to ignore A little later ihe Investigation hit lawyer’s mercy pies: will go into the cost of antibiotics. “ A life sentence is not merci­ These a r t among the moat costly ful. I'd rather die." of all medicines, as millions of sufferers in ths current fl« epide­ WASHINGTON - Garage me­ mic are discovering. chanic Kenneth E. Fleet, 22, ex­ Kefauver has gone from ail t* plaining why he joined a stream steel to aulos to bread hi an effort of puzzled taxpayers filing Inin to show how “ adminlatarod" pries* the Internal Rrvenue Service of­ force competition out of largo fice to ask for help in filling out areas of Ihe free enterprise sys­ his return: tem. He it keeping a watch on steel "I couldn't figure out .my own prices today following th* recent tax and I couldn't find anybody wage settlemenl, with th* promts* who could. I can't afford to pay that if they go up, whether before anybody to." or after the November election, ho will call the steel masters back TUCSON. Artz. - Chief Judge to the witness aland. A strong be­ Richard N. Chambers of the 9th liever In competition, Kefauvcr op­ Circuit Court of Appeals, rejecting poses any’ form of price cootrol. convict-author Caryl Chessman'i Many Americans may b t puzzled latest hid to escape execution In by or indifferent to the apac* race California: “Chessman cannot get away, and confuted by talk of mlsail* cannot shake the simple, vulgar, and/or deterrent lags. But they violent story of what he did. In know what hits th a n when they hit trying to shake the transcript, pay 30 cents or a dollar par pill I'm convinced the story will al­ for medicine prescribed by II tor. ways be the same." Quotable Quotes Happiness Through (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) / Keeping: Fit! Chiropractic adjustment will release the vital nerve force* that are required to keep your renistunce up to par. You have within you all the resisting power you need but that power In of no aervic* to you so long aa it does not reach every part of y o u r body, A* long aa there ia nerve impinge­ ment the flow of vital forces to th* various organa will be interrupted. Chiropractic ia a natural method by which to keep strong and healthy. Thous­ ands of individuals have been restored to • robust health and vigorous activity by the application of its principles, achievement in restoring sick people to health merits your consideration, investigation and trial. Every man, woman and child 4. On*-spot card A ballpoint Scrappy 1l Contraiffy •.L and O n# o f ■ eerie* * f p u b lish e d in th * pnbM* I n te r ­ a c t U e x p la in a n d Mhmtffnia th e p ra c tic e e f e e fc n tifta C h iro p ra c tic , w ri t t e n b y Dm F . Leo K c rw tn w hen* e f f la e I* located a t 1 0 1 1 , F re n c h A m PAIrfax 1-7441. M l m tl# f p t r • m J ’L P i m ON I w R t n y M o b a t DRy f t RR Ts*t«r*st‘* Sneer a*. 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It neces­ sarily follow* that th* only permanent way to do awef with the disease is to adjust its cause and thus restore th* communication. Chiroprac­ tors do this by adjusting th* vertebral misplacement* th a t cause th* obstruction. RAMBLER WINS COMPACT CAR ECONOMY TEST I 'JB i* i ti-.i >:itsw t rv-uM mOKM-i iilv-JUWi URIOf u:4fps;r4« t AVlaooua W Health • (!;')(;. (if.VA Waatam r r 17" by Marquis Childs u m m w M M I a ^ R d c □ reenter m j j Once again Rambler proves it is America'* Economy Kintf U n d e r o fficia l N A SC A R supervision, th* R am bler American won over all other U.8. ccoa* om years to sweep the Compoat C ar CUaa in the Pure Oil Economy Trial* held at the' D aytona International Rpaadway Public Proving Grounds, February 1-1 But |«««iiaa mileage it only one of Rambler economy. Rambler •eve, too, on loweat p rie st, low est upkeep, end highest resale vahm Discover Rambler’s el-ereomf y o u rself. ftlMNy ilRM l I# tee -lie*#* achieved tedd* teat by ef tee a t e r ra n . Mewever. For America’» Lowest-Priced, Most Economical Can SIR YOUR RAMBLIR It �I tl.vf l Mi Pars 12—Wed. F*b. 10, i960 HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results W H A T P O y o u V *TM OO*M rW »® MBAM. THAT I H W O W B O e p 4 V CLASSIFIED INDEX FURN. A p t 201H W. l i t St, 1. flood Food 2. For Rent DEADLINES MS S H U C K S . S C H O O L IS CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS TO O TAMB.CMANOW I CAM H A 0 0 L Y W A IT TILL VACATION TlMg. DAYAN* CAM SEE ALLTW* f SKCnrEMnMT... < ■ -— ' WITH VQUA SI Tua*., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day be­ fore iaooition. Mon. ■ SaL noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: m Tue*. thru FrL • S F. M. day bo­ lero insertion. Mon. • SaL noon. RESPONSIBILITY t The Marald will not bo re»poa*ibla tor morn than on* incorrect laserties at your ad, and reserves tha right ts revise or reject aey ad­ vertisement from tk a t ordered to conform to Urn policies of tkla Sneer. WATCH OUT/ it s ir n coma acne huti HfAPlSn UP THAT IHKAUSr . STACK/ It rays T o Vas The HERALD Want Ada. Wfc CANT MTUlNj WI'M NOTQOUte IFtUAWlWONTIKttdMMaO. iTtMMktMOtHSiMORtttr STWlDl MUSTMUSTM M UNPUINT N «\ MOONO MM462 WTN* outm /J 3. Wanted to Rent 4. Real Eatalo Wanted 5. Real EaUte For Sale L Mortgage Loana 7. Bualneaa Opportunities 7*A Ineuranre Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Id. Male or Female 11. Work Wanted 12. Plumbing Service* 13. Electrical Servicea II. Build, Paint A Repair IS. Special Kerri era 13-A Beaut/ Parlor* IS. Flower* A Plant* 17. Peta . Liveatock • Sup| IS. Machinery • Toola IS. Boate and Motora 2S. Automobile* 20-A Trailers SI. Furnltnrs 22. Artlclea For Sale 22 A Article Wanted XI. Notices A Peraonala 24. Ixwt A Found S3. Education • Instruction APARTMENT, 111 Elm. FA 2-0379. Legal Notica IN lO lS T V J C M K 'I COL'ST, SM M M O LU COLS TV, FLORIDA. HUTAYR OK AIIZHLIA M. DKVicns, Deceased noticss t o c R K u rro n e TO ALL PKMSOXB R A V IV O CLAIM S O R DHMAXDS A O A tN iT SAID H S TA TR l Von ami tatli of you ars hereby notified and required to fit* any rlalrni and demand* which you. or • ll h tr of you, may hav* ac*tn*t •aid «*lat* In tha afflca of Hen, County Judge of Bcralnol* County, WYO U H K In Hanford. Florida, within *laht calendar tnontha from tha tlma of Ilia flr»t publication of tlila notica. i:ach claim or demand m utt t>* In w rltln s and contain tha place at residence and po*t afrtc* addr**t of tha claimant and n u n b* sworn I* by th* rltlm sn t, his »*#nt nr attorney, er th* earn* shall b* void. H itodora 3. Demera Aa C irc u la r of uald «itala ^ I r i t publication on Janu ary ITlh, roit m tp*o 'uNttitcAPm , 2 FURNISHED apartments, Bud HOME. SEEKERS Long, Mala Street, Eatarpriie, Tha following la a Uit of aalactad Fla. CB home*, wall located in varloua icctlom of Sanford. All /•*• FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ turo fully equipped electric kit* ment, first floor, 311 W. lfitb St. ebeni, heateri, hot water heatCaU FA 2-3430. * era, blind*, a id varioui oxtraa. FURNISHED cottage at Five Points. PK'nn FA t-1417. 104 Laurel Drive 2 bedroom — 1*3 per month RENT A BED A Baby Beds By D iy, Weak or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Fh. FA 24111 I I I W. l i t 8L 3000 Wllhlngton Avenue S bedroom* 9100 per month BACHELOR apartm tnt, groind floor, (ultabla for 1 or 2. 313 Palmalto. Stenstrom Realty N. Park Avs. Pta. FA 2-3490 2-BEDROOM, unfurnished, Flor­ ida room, dining room; corner 3-BEDROOM furnished horns 9100 lot; d o ta In. FA 2-3U2 between per month, rttponilbl* peopla •:M and 3:30. only. FA 2-SMS. FURNISHED apartm tnt, one or two bedroom*, hardwood floor*. 2, 3 and 4 1R. kouiat, 2 BR Ilia bath, private; adulte. «02 COMPLETELY furnished garage furnished apartment. apartment with air conditioned W. 271b. St. bedroom. 20Nte Franeh Ave. ROSA L. PAYTON FURN1IHED apartment, 401 P el Phono FA 2-3930. metto. FA 2-4024. And Associates 2-BEDROOM houie, dot fancy but Registered Real E i t a t e Broker FURNISHED house for rant, 11 cheap rent, 97.90 per week. Alio Ph. FA 2-1801 17-02 a t Hiawatha Smyrna Dr., DaBary. furnished apartm tnt, I bedroom* and bath, utilltte* furnished, 2-BEDROOM aiipartmant, elaan and 911.31 week. FA 24211. ibed. Ml Magnolia; $40. Also, unfurnished I bedroom bouto with snack bar, sink and Legal Notice cabinet*, all In knotty pint; nice and clean. School, storo and goMea af PaMIe Msarlag postofflee one block away. 933. Ta whom It may esnesrnt Lake Monroe. CaU NO S4M7. Notica le hsrsby given that tha gsmlnst* County Zsnlng Csm- s u u T k W -m jx l Legal Notice 3-ROOUS A Balh, nicely furniih. ed, ISO. Apt. 1, 4 0 7 W. 1st., tnanagar at 111 W. sth. m lsslea propose* la recommend t* th* Board of tsmlnolo County Cemmlealoners. the adoption s f a Comprshsnslv* Zoning Rsgulatloa and fsa schedule and toning maps dividing all at asmlnoi* County outstda of Incorporatod araaa.lnta toning dtttrlcta and providing far roguloUoao and enforcement thereof. Public hearing* w ill ha held In th* court ITaom a f tbo fem lnolo County Court ‘Hauto, Hanford, Florid* aa fotlawai District* aa delineated tn official county mapo—revision i l l s : District I — Cemmltilon Lawrence gwofterd's District which Ilea a*n*ralty W n t of l.’g IT-ft and South of a lino lying North nf Lotto Mary—being th* goulhweet eeqnunt of gtmlnola County. Hearing on February IT, i l l * at Til* P. M. or as seen thereafter aa poralbl*. Zoning map may be viewed and copltt *f th* prepated s e e ­ ing regulation* and fee* schedule may b* obtained In m e Zen* In* Office, gemlnol* County Court House. Sanford, Florida, Men day through Friday from S ill ‘ *L t* I-------:SS P.---U. gemlnol* County Zoning Commission By Ilohert g. Brown atm lnelt County Zoning Director FuPIlih February I*, t il* •an n iL k c o tn rr doobd n r A nivm usT •lotto* a t Pa bile Heartag To whom It may concerns Tb* Bomlnol* County Board of Adjustment w ill holt a public hear­ ing lo consider th* possibility of granting a attback variance ta gee. «!•« >3 of th* Boning fiogutetlona aa requested by Howard Sf. Landis on th* following describes property! Lot* « gad t, Sleek M, Wdal A ltamonte Heights aeellon 3. Public hearing w ill bs held In the Zoning Offlen la th* lemlnot* county court llouoo, asnford. Florid*, on February IS, t i l l a t tit# a s P. U. at aa aeea tborsafter a* paealbt*. 'J Puhllshi K rb ru try 1(, 111*. By S. o. ifarrtmaa, chairman BA.vncna, iu e w a n , Sch w a r z 2 locked MYSELF OUT--^ ILL HAVE TO Y RIMS FOR t BLONDE ) WHAT WOULD NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 KATTIB ______ . SMITH and nAT. MONO A. BHITH. h*r husband) K. W. lilCKHU.Y. If allvt, hi* unknown •pous* If married, and If dead, tb* unknown heir*, devisees, Ire*- F E A T U R E I 1 :1 5 • 8 t2 0 5 :2 5 • 7 :3 0 - 9 :3 5 t*t* and araut*** at iba said fc. W. DICKSON; O LA D TU BCOTT Sad O. w . b c o t t . h*r husband. If alive, th*lr r**p«tilv* unknown spout** It married, and If dead, th* reepeetlva unknawn lialrs. devisees, legatsta and arahttta of th* said (ILADTU BCOTT and U. W. UCOTT, her husband, dnd any and atl per­ sons having #r claiming any right, tills and outran In and la Iks following dticrlbtd lands lying and being la Btalnsl* County, Florida, to-wltt Th# Bast SSS fsst s f Lot S, Uouth of th* Florid* Midland Itallroad Itlglil of Way, Hsu•srs Subdivision a recorded In Plat Bosk 1. pegs n s. Public Dscord* sf BMulasla County, Florida. Tau, .and sash at van. art here­ by notified and required to appear and flit, Mrsgnsliy or by your auoraoy, with th* Clerk of the abovs-styUd court, ysur wrrlttaa defeat**. if any, la th i Bill ta Quiat n i l s ftlsa Mrsin against yot la tkt absvt-tlyltd cause, aa* is *rr\* a Sony af tha aamt ea pisintlffs* affvrntr, bslotr, sa or btfora tha lid day of February, A. D. III*. lisrsin fall a tt at alt* a Dsert* Pro Uonftsta will b* altered ao rid jaa a or ISIO. TO«gmr AMIF voUALt DAVID H. OATCH-tb Clark at tha cireuii court Ryt Joan M. Wilko Deputy Clerk TV. C. Hutchison. Jr. Kdwards Building Hanford. Florida Attorney far. Plaintiffs iiSSSCsf s Grow With Regular Scheduled Advertising ‘ "wfwiZM i'mr head sad seal at Bsnford, nsMlnota County, Florida, this lltk day of January, A. D. FBlNClNM. id I h t m ost surprising things! Make Your Customer List CE^OANOVA kum ur jOHMos The PHONE FA 2*1211 NOW SHOWING WlVlE SUPPOBBOTD MEED A DAILY EXPENSE ACCOUNr- OIL—(3A S - SU LPF (iEe/NCAM HAM BUO atOS-y— . vw hatd . IS A Y ." S L m o v ies - "•eaUaol* Couaty’e Only OaSr NewmapwF f£ _ < L.pVt5ft*W-F V. ' •- - *r it* * * TMI37; ■iui.X'i fe a * . i ■ M fia K ^ ^ ' __ fee �A Want A d A Day Makes All Business P ay! Ph. FA 2-2611 2. For Rant 2. For Rent S he 5. R eal E s ta te F o r Sal# •anfarh Q rralk BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-LV FU r ISHED g an g * apartment, NICE quiet furnished apartment 2544 rrsnch Ava. for couple, g50 per month. Cell 2545W Palmetto A rt. C a l l FA 2-73*6 after 1:00 P. M. a FA 2-9254 or FA 2-0521. J. W. HALL R eitU r UPSTAIRS furnished apartment, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Phone FA 1-3641 private bathe, 114 W. f ir s t St. "CaU Mill” private entrance, electric kit­ chen. S e e Mrs. Appleby, HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East FA 34661 or FA 2-3661. For dtslrable HOMES. caU ’ Tho side between Celery and Geneva Time Tasted Firm " today. UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom borne Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ at 3004 French Ava Immediate pliances. Schoel bus stop. Quiet One of the nicest hemes In Mayp ollutio n . Contact Dea R arer fair. 3 larga bedrooms. 3 baths, neighborhood. ITS per menth. at Burger King. plenty of closet spice, s-ear Phone FA 34145. carportc. Room oa tha lot ta ROOM and BOARD. P le n a call 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ build a swimming pool. Undtr ^ F A 3-IT3I. 130,000. Tsrms. ment near schools and stores. MIS Elm. No pets please. FURNISHED Apt. 500 Park. Large landscaped lat, 3 bad — older home in goad condition. FURNISHED 3 bedroom bouie. 2-NEW HOUSES, one 2 bedroom, Modern equ!pped_ kitchen, jg a r j •ne 3 bedroom, fiS-fas. Cell all electric kitchen, near good age. workshop. Price fl FA 1-0735. grocery (tore in Floral Heights. Terms. Phone FA 3-2087 or FA 3-3150. 4. R eal E s t a t e W a n te d SLEEPING ROOMS. The Glhlei, S t Johns Realty Co. WANTED TO EXCHANGE lgte 401 Magnail p. FA 1*0130. THE T(RE TESTED FIRM ISM American Trailer, 45* x I ’, 111 N. Park Avt. Ph. FA 54111 completely furnished. In ezcel* FURN. a p t 2300 MellonvUla. lent condition: for 2 bedroom THREE bedroom home on two lots, corner So. Sanford and 14th. home, completely furnished, pre­ ferable In Country Club Manor. St. Come, look, make offer. # Legal Notice T. V. Cantrell. Rt. 4 Boz 353 R. W., Orlando. \O TIC B d r B U T TO: H. «JI»nu ilru .i A d d r r i i Unk nown and Ituth J. Oro*. c/u Sldn.y Drown i . u i \v. a m i. no.u rerm lagion. M lehlf.n T .u a r. h.rdbr notin.d tb it a *ult to f o r .c l ... a m o r ta .f. an t h . li.tow dficrlb.il prop.rtr b.» # fi .. n c o m m .n r.d Vox I" Circuit Court of th . Ninth Judicial Circuit, Hemlnsl. C ou nlr. Klarlda. Th. abbr.vIBtfd t ill, to th . r t u i. I. Hub Rulld.r*. I lb VS. H. ill.n n Uroi* and Ituth J. Urai*. Ill* wife. T h. lUicrlplIon or th . r .a l propsrty prorf.d.4 I.: l.ot III. 1.AKI5 UAIlltlCT t'.STAlua. S .m ln .l. County, riorlda a.cordlnn tn P l.t th .r.o f, r .c.rd .d In F ist Rook l i . P ie ts 1> and IS. af thf Public llecord. of 81mlD n ol. County, Klorlda. w T .u a r. rfqulr.4 to file your A ntw .r or otb.r plSadlna with th i C l.rk of th . ab or. Court and to •trv s a e a ,y thsrsof u.an N ethan JAtb. m il Mstcalf BultOlbC. Orlando. Florida, attnre.y for th . I>l. Imiff, on or b .fo r . March Sid, 1SSS. It you fall to do au e IXrrr. I'ro Conf.iao will h . a n t.r.d analn.t you far iho relief d.maad*d In lha Complaint. W1TNKH8 my hand end th . *«al of .aid Court la Banford, B.mlnola c .u n ty , Florida, this l e t d .y e f ^F .h ru a rv. WacAi.) ISIS. liAVID M. OATCIIRIf ci-rk of tbo Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhl.a n .p u ty c itr k RATHAN LOSS 1 SI1 5 l.t r .lf Ruddies Orlando, Florida - Attorney for Plaintiff Publl.h: Fab. I, St. 17, 14, I tll. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We lavlte yen ta be eer gneeU nheelately free v ith eat nhUga* tins s t a u e l Saafeed a Madia* Metala while yea beat* a«l5* able heaala* fa r yeataalf and family. Pick np year key a t ear Sales Office. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRESI 4th Addition H o m e s D e a lm e d F o r F lo rid a L iv iB f. 3 A 4 B e d ro o m i — 1 f t 2 B e th i VA - FHA PHA In Sonrieo Conventional Finoncing Down Poymente Low os 1425 foil c a n m o v e in im m ed iitely w h ile t h i p a p a r i a r * b o in g proeaeaed. W o G u c ra n to o F t r t o e e l S a tla f s e tlo n O n T h o C o n a tn ic tlo # O f Y o u r H om o F o r T h o F l r a t Y e a r — O r Y o u r D ow n n k A n d C loning P symtaanl VU1 B o C h o o rflU y oat W l X ofundod.* ke Opee M 4 t i l t M Detiy w r .T L t i omB Bandar -. 1T<#3 ft Iftft OL Ph— FA U M I Sewing Mach. Repairs LAPF-A-DAT ALL MAKES h MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. ser.) FA 2-3423 20.A Trailers 22. A rtless For Sal* rO R SALE - 1*36 Spence CraR '56 ALLSTATE motor soootsr, windshield, buddy seat, twin mlr. House Trailer. 4114x6. See Clyde rora, 22" z 16" basket; $165. 610 Walls at DeWitta Trailer Park. Locust Ave. No phona calls. THE HEAT IS ONI 21. Furniture 2EFT1C TANK SERVICE Sine* 1342 Used furniture, appliances, tools Large 2 burner all porcalala A. HARE DEBARY heater, nearly new. $10.60. etc. Bought Sold Larry’s Mart NOrth 8-4422 NOrth 8-4711 213 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2-412* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $SAVE$ 32,000 BTU oil circulator Master, Now ft Used like new, haa to ba saea to np* Furniture and Appliance* predate. Cbeapl Call FA 2-4387. Windshield Rack Ginas Dour Glann Vent Glaas DOUBLE day bed, brand naw SERVICE Senkarik Glaao and Paint C#. 2S2-M# B- First SL Ph. FA 14019 covers, $13.00; small radio; S pr. criss-cross curtains; m aao * It: 114 W. 2nd $L FA 1-4223 Mather of Sanford 5. Real Batata For Salt 3-BDRM., M bath, CB home, fully air-conditioned, with aepar"Mr. Bucome o f the Acme Novelty Company is here ate utility and storage room, to see you." GOSH MOM! large fenced-yard. 10 x24’ patio, 4tk r* loan, 170.00 monthly. What a bargain! This 3 bedroom frame heme h u everything you 11. Work Wanted FA 1-3174. 8. R eal E s ta te F e r S ala” want except a fresh ceet ef palat. and U you’re bandy you 3-BEDROOM. 3 balb, double car- 3-BEDROOM house, Wynaewood Days or weeks work, call before or after school hours—FA 2-3542. porte, extra Urge utility room, can do that yourself and save section. 11,000 down. FA 2-4636. Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. money. Total price $7995—terms. BABYSITTING evenings or week­ FA 1-1379. ends; also tutoring, elementary 2 ACRES W. H. "BUI" STCMPER Agency g r a d a a ; by young teacher. I-BEDROOM CBS home, kitchen I acre* with I bedroom, concrete Phone FA 2-4M1 u l N. Perk FA 2-1515 after 5:00. equipped, near Pinecrest School. block home, high and dry land. Pbone FA 2-1331 9601 Perk Dr. Cash or terms. 2704 Magnolia. House approximately .0 years 12. Plumbing Service* Phone FA 2-3377. old, with new roof. Several oak and assorted citrus trees. Outstanding Modern ONE LOT, high and dry, 70, ft. trees PLUMBING Good water. On pavad Rd. Contracting A Repairs wide 146 ft. deep’ , facing Country Country Home $10,900 with m a il down pay­ Club Rd., In Loch Arbor. Terms Free Estimates 3-Bedrooms, M bathe, concrete ment. can ba arranged. PA 2-1133. R. L. HARVEY block construction, hardwood 204 Sanford Ava. Phona FA 2-3313 floors. Large living room hea FURN. 5 Rm., 2 bdrm. home; $200 DOWN Venetian blinds, picture window; 3 BR. home with hardwood floors Plumbing & Repairs western cedar panelling and fire­ srage, and lots. CaU FA 3-31TI, place. Home la equipped with and caraiqlc tila bath. Jaa c Thomas wall furnace, range end refrige­ tra. Shawvar. 1212 Barite St. FA 3464$ rator. Large lot with meay fruit ROSA L. PAYTON trees. Special building In rear RAYMOND M. BALL And Associates used for workshop or hobby AND ASSOCIATES •hop. gM.SOQ with forms. Contact Registered Real Estate Broker R ail Estate — Insurance Ph. FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha Seminole Realty Surety Bonds Plumbing ft Heating 1M1 Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5331 111 So. Park Ava. Ph. FA 3-5441 :on v d it io ---------a ir C n in g C. A. Whiddon, Sr. CONTRACT Renfird and REP MR WORK BY OWNER: 3-bedroom CBbemo; BROKER Evans Bid*. Lake Mary 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24563 corner lot; fenced back yard. 302 So. Park Ave. Ph PA 2 5961 l ’h. FA 3-1360 5350 down. I hono FA 2-1263. 3-BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood COUNTRY CLUB Manor: 2 bed­ IS. Electrical Service* NEW two bedroom house: natural Hoars, stove; air conditioner aproom horn* with Venetian blinds, House Wiring — Electric Service wood fiaish. Separata wall. tional. $56 mo. FA 24193. and plenty of shrubbery, excep­ Sid Vihlrn tl,soo. Sea Mr. Ralph Murphy, tionally clean. FA 2-4794 or RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 3rd Street, Lake Mary. FA 24642. • 112 Magnolia FA 24915 THE SANDS OF TIME BY OWNER nice 2 BR furnished 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath Pinecrest. HTBuIwTTalnMk" Repair ARE RUNNING OUT home, Ilka new. LOY down pay­ 3$. loan. Terms. FA 2-0412. ment. 1303 E. 4th. BL Phase Tbora or* only thrao homos lift RAINBOW Patatera 4c Decorators U ozcluslvt SAN SEM KNOLLS. FA 2 8*93. —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2-9396. ThU means that only thraa mort 2-BEDROOM homa In well estab­ lished neighborhood. S p o c 1 a 1 happy fomlliao wUl ha ahla ta LAKE FRONT HOME CARPENTER work and general terms. FA 2-6159. Just off 17-12 at Longwood. Beau­ say: repairs reasonable. FA 2-5001. tiful split-level home on large spring fed lake. 3 acres of land. "In leaking far p homa we saw Today’* Country Home Buy! WALL PAPERING It PAINTING 100’ frontage on lake, 100* front raaoy with MANY af lha faaWork Guaranteed Bod Beard on paved road. Tkla homo de­ turas af SAN S E 'I KNOLLS, but Conveniently located c o u n t r y Contact 508 West Sth St. Home on m acres. House in signed for aolid comfort. Con­ nona with ALL of them. For Phone FA 2 MU need of a Handy Mans Touch. structed of coecrate block and IniUnee tbora ware many with The water is good. The Shade THOS. E. THOMPSON hard cypress. Beautiful oik 3 bedrooms, 2 or 1H baths, trees numerous. Don't wait! Call General Contractor trees. Great poaalbUilUs for electric kitebenr, tcrrasio floors Now! Sea this at Today'* realis­ Hama Carpentry Repairs developing extra land late cam* •a d ate., I l k a SAN SEM tic Price af $5500 with Terms. Roofing It Siding merclal duplex!*. KNOLLS, and aama aven had Phona FA 24432 tha • • ■ • FHA financial with S t Johns Realty low down pay m int and low W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agtacy B A M ROOFING 112 N. Park It! North Park monthly payments. But there Phone FA 2-49at Contracting A Repairs Falffalz 24123 was always SOMETHING wrong Phone FA 24331 3601 Park Dr. Uaanaad — Bonded —Insured 5. Reel Batata For Sal# — Ilka aat having city waUr FREE ESTIMATES WYNNEWOOD and (awars, a r M t having tha BOBERT A. WILLIAMS. Beelter 500 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 2-7543 Far aa aieepUonaUy nice ham* large, covared patios you set In Baymoad Luadqulst. Altec. buy, allow us to show you this IF YOU have painting problems SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. attractive 3 bedroom, tile bath, located la n noisy neighborb'iod. and want to take advantage of CB homa located In beautiful year* of experience and the best F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y Wynnawaod. Features Include an That la ana thing wa lova about af workmanship caU K. M. N. V. Farm er, Realtar electric range, refrigerator, wall IAN IBM KNOLLS - it is Yauag FA 24593 or J . L. Bled­ D. K. Whitmore furnace, hot water heater, QUIET. Another thlag, wa can soe FA 3-4122. Lillian O. Trams bUnds, and many other eatras. Ut our cbUdran play in front Associates. 18. Special Service* because oor boraa is on a daad 116 8. French Ava. Ph. PA 2-5221 and street and v e don’t Hvo Priced to sell, this home can be INCOME TAX SERVICE After hours, FA 2-1611. FA $4$M, "yours" for oaly 61300 down, In constant fear that a speeding WILLIAM H. MURRAY FA 1-0361 .a n d monthly payments lsss than ear will run th a n down. IT » LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE rant. Exlualva with this office. 1111 Celary Ave. Td- FA 2-1364 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: R5VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY I aalea available from 6150 down And, lost but not least, the con­ Stenstrom Realty —assume 957.50 monthly paystruction Is guaranteed to ha the HERBERT STENSTROM maata. Inquire a t office or very best because every bit ef Rcsiatared Broker (Home & Auto) phase FA 2-7502. It was personally supervised by LEN EISNER North Orlando Electronic# tha builder, Philip Zaull." LOTTIE RBOADWAY Ph. FA 2-1654 — FA 2 9953 KEN TORBETT 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 1742 SAN IBM KNOLLS U four block* BETTYE D. SMITH west of French Av*. an Twen­ Associates PIANO TUNINO A REPAIRING tieth Straat. A Stamper associate 12 N. Park Ph. FA 2 2420 W. L. HARMON U an tha pram lsis daUy. FK. FA 2-4131 A ltar S P. M. S. Female Haip Wanted W . H . ‘’B ill” S ta m p e r A f tn e y ENVELOPES, Letlarhrsds, state­ Realtor A laauror ments, invoices, hand bills, aad ASSOClATESi M. E. Taffsr programs, o t t . Progressive AVON CALLING A rthur P . Day, Everett Harper So. Plnacraat — Wynnewood — Printing Ca. Phono FA S-2931— Kabart F . May. B art FUebar. 300 West 13th St. Lack Arbor Hales E . Naanan, R. T. MeCaikUl Woiaaa who want to ba sueSERVICE CALLS 11.50. Far de­ T. C. Trautaar raaaful aad earn good money pendable TV a m ic e call San­ A mi FA t4 $ 6 l U S N. Park in three or four hours per deyT ford TV Cantor, oth. aad San­ Pbaaa FA 34111 3601 Park Dr. TV make* AVON COSMETICS ford Ave. FA 24741. very much in demand and ••ay to aell. Write, Mrs. Jaaa HEATING USED MUaalah, Box 246, Lockhart, H. B. POPE CO. Fla. 250 S. Pork — PA 2-4214 • Q u ie t C e M — i t y FURNITURE S T V 6c Radio Service RAVENHA PARK Now A Uasd Furniture A AypllPUMP8 - SPRINKLERS aaees. A Good Plaea To All types and sixes. Installed BUY, SELL or TRADE "Do it -Yourself’ Jenkins F u rn itu re . WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 400 Sanford Ava. FA t-7450 STI NE Machinery apd Supply Ca. • b id v a l u e s 20T W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 34412 • IUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS ANY TV REPAtRED 13.50 plus psrts, if brought to shop by cus- WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS tom an. All work guarantied for WILSON - MAIEE M days. Naw and Usad Furniture CENTURY TV SERVICE 311 E. First St. FA 2-3021 1319 Celery Ave. Phone FA 2-1412 ROLLAWAY, Hospital anil Baby CUSTOM UPUOLSTERIXG: AU Bads. Day, Wssk or Month— work guaranteed. Free Esti­ FURNITURE CENTER mates. Phone FA 2-7111. 1100 Frsnsh Ave. Ph. TA 2-7*53 TV aad RADIO REPAIR *f *r 5:00 night* and waakands; San­ CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. |Ia pMeei or sets. Also furni­ FA 2-2771 and PA 14115. ture repair. Cablaata mada. FA 3-T06S. DRRDOING: Lind filled and baaebes pumped In. No job to 22. Art idea For Sale •mall or ta large. CaU TEmpla 1-4035. BRITANNICA encyclopedia. As­ sume my payments. 1 received a IS-A Beauty Parlor* second set Christmas and don't need two. Reply to Box R. P., DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP ’ c/o The Sanford Herald. 3004 Adams Ph. FA *:i53 GOOD Uaed Appliances and TV’S, Re Lovelier With Professional Gormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto. Bsauty Care. 17 In. MAGN'AVOX T.V., console type. Good Cond. $55 FA 2-77T«. able. CaU FA 34316. DEEP FREEZE $73; small Towar adding machine 1(5; Johnson outboard motor, I H. P ., $31; consols Crasley radta $33. C$Q PA 1431$. HOTPOINT usod ro frig m to r, good condition................................. $71 PHILCO used refrigerator, wdrfcs good MS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORK 853 Wait P in t SL DOUBLE BED. box apriaga $11; whlta shoe skates, ilia I, $11; Stuffed chair $11; t a l a r i m Umar and aectsiorla* fer davaloplag $10 a r will awip far #M car. PA t-M6t. GUITAR, Violin, 33 Automatic Rifle, 14' V-B«tlea Beat, saw. PA 3-4041. IINOER PORTABLE ta reap** slbla party la tala vicinity. Taka over • payments of $5-43. Two year guaraotaa remaining. Phone FA 3-3623. SINGLE BED, poster type, aprinf and malien la goad condition, >36. FA 1-7776. 2 2 W ^ ^ A r t l c ! • a ^ • ■ t 3 " ,,^ ™ " COINS WANTED: Now ar uncir­ culated and eld Amorieaa, laid ; wide paper bUla. CaU R. U Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Sloan, FA 3-4711. Btauty Salon Service With Tha Cash. SUPER 2510 Oak FA 2-76S4 TRADING POST. FA 2-0077. 23. N otices f t P arao M ls Dawn's A Satisfied c u ita a a r la our best 3-TWIN BEDS complete, good con­ WANTED: Riders; laav* •dvertlaomanL dition, $50. Phone FA 2-T270. 6:30 A. M., leave Orlando l:$$ HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK P. M. Phone FA 3-TtM. $ ft. BEVERAGE cooler $225; $0 105 So. Oak Ph. PA 9-5743 cu. ft. Frlgldaire glass door wall rasa 5295; I cu. ft, Coldspot re­ Ju n o Brown's Boauty Salon Modal Bwlmmtag F w l frigerator $05. Phona FA 24531. 2010 Adams Ava. Ph. PA 2-1I27 FOR BALK COTS $4.M. Sale, panta $1.9$ par pair. Army Navy Surplus, 910 Sanford Ave. Cut Flowers Por Aay Oceasslaa SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FACTORY TO YOU FA 2-0270 FA 2-1522 ALUMINUM — VENETIAN BLINDS 10. Boat* and Motors Eneloaed head. Sag-proof bottom raU with plastic ands. Plastic Gateway Ta Th* Watarwgy ar rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 1«. Flower* ft Plants Robson Sporting Goods 30444 E. lit. -. Nation ally A d v a rtM Kotka williams A h a v e G ra n d Bwimmla* Part, Ideal fa r skt PRICE. Can ha aaaa at MarMfaBa 1 ta Seaforf „ Senkarik Gina* and Faint Co. Ph. FA 2-5961 112-115 W. 2nd St. NEW 14’ V-Battom boat. Sea this ona before you buy. FA 2-4041. FA 3-4623 14 FT. CAnTERCBAFT Boat, skill, trailer and 35 H. P. Evlnrude motor with starter; cheap 2515 Elm. D#valop«r PRESENTS 20. Automobllan '56 BUICK 4-door LaSaber, power steering, radio, heater, other ex­ tras. CHI FA 2-33M. '51 BUICK, radio and heater, Dyn•flow. Pb‘. PA 2 544t. 1959 HILLMAN MINX Convertible, only 4500 miles, like new conditum. Price tl393.oo 300 Elm. '<2 UNIVERSAL JE E P ; '52 Ford Pickup, both In excellent condi­ tion. To see call FA 2-1451. '39 RENAULT, $40o down, taka up payments, or will trade equity for elder car. FA 2-4571. '51 NASH wagon *79 or best of­ fer. Phona FA 2-7200. 20«A Trailer* FOR SALE: Large sturdy luggage traUer, 4* z 8’ z SW. Co moist e lighting syilem. $100. 1M Pinecreit Drive, FA 2-212$. 3 Bedrooms-! V2 Baths' In AN0INB PIA TU tll:» til* hatha, ssraaaad m t * ? snant apdawal Prom $ 1 0 ,6 5 0 SNA $ 3 5 0 Down $ 6 8 .5 0 Monthly \ TRAILER CABANNA with • ' X 20' factory awnings, jalousie win­ dow* aad door, bailor, g il bottled: m ian sW e PA 9-4773. HOMES • N e a r C e l l C e a ra e O n 2 0 lh C o u a try W a tc h BARGAINS r n n is n c s s r 5—'Twin Siaa Uaad EaUywoad Bads, Each 1956 1—Uaad B-Piaea DlaaSU, Oak ...— ........... ........ 1654 WANTED: Eaaatcoacod aut*m*Ml* sales me a. Apply 1th 6 Fraach Ava., Braaa Maters. 1—Uaad Mldabed, I M a u h ln ^ Chair* ............. 1—Used Livia* Baa as Suita .......... ................. 4152 S—Uaad Occasional Chairs DBUO CLERK — Espariaaca pre­ ferred. Apply in parson te Faust's Drug Star*, FA 14724. 10 Lot* north of 25th. Streot on Sanford and Palmetto Avenues, Sanford. Valued by County Appraiser at 18,500 and so entered on the tax roll by the Assessor and confirmed by the County Commissioners. Now offered by me to a willing buyer at 13,500. Low cash payment 1—Used Bad room Suite, Triple Dresser, Mirror, ' “ 1, B at Spring, lanerapria* Odham & lute, Iik . Wed. Feb. 10, I960—Pag* 13 13. 8peclnl Service# opemvaa evifv I —T a y a Biaa Kallywead ShaunJuM c s iti—ttlm |pc* M l V — W k Street FA 34161 £ d ia U BEDDING CO. FA 3-4131 U i ft MagnaUa fc h a U B ID D IN G CO. * MagMlfa FA 2431! PHONE FA SANFORD, �— fito practice to lav in the office to Mato d a r e land Jr. Jahnssn, the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Johns ret, ia a graduate of the <totems University College to Low mid paaito the Florida bar exa­ mination* in November. He nttoadto Sanford schools and was prodsst/d from Seminole High School in 1P4S. He later attended Mnrrsy State College. Murray, t a i l Be ia a member to Phi Delta f M la p a l fraternity. Hesrt-sbapcd n d plastic erne b /t» i to Sanford t it«rt« shew Heart Month i* here. The k m i , distributed h r Mr* Lm u H Munson. Mr*. fid 1 M «sy, Mim Barbara Ruprecbt a ad rtto a ta tri fro* B t Fetor* ftor*** A i m , arfll remits m display through Fab. S , Ha art I —day. T V com V u a vara placed to baaha, stars*, service stotton*. restaurant* a id pcofeiiiowal to' l « i i . T V Heart Fend d n v t will reach iu peak aa Heart W a y when total eelant ana* w * canvas* county residential arena la pat I n d t to fight heart disease. Television Night Reruns New Appearing In Daytime Slots t the slag heap to daytime TV a* anthology. Why v arta time shoe!- Opes ap those caas to leugbier. *rw r o w <urn-ojd aiiht ‘ a shocking commentary on the TV m i for hither gaaMy daytime boy*, the comedy vbowi are com- time TV shows sever die. They iadus:ry and an insult to the mo* to fade into the day­ housewife's intelligence. time schedule* I disagree. I believe those who Monday. NBC-7V begs a substi- | must watch daytime TV, regard­ tsting second-hand Loretu Young less to their reasons, are n tb e r episode* — old Youngs, we e*D eayoyrng what they see and are these reruns — sod repeats to not feeling insulted The t.ap le "Y asry Derringer" for "The fact m that, compared to night am House an High Strato** and ‘ Spirt diesces. daytime audiences nr* Personality." "The Haul* on High small. T V rt meat be some time­ Street" was to surprisingly high killing hours on TV and. in gen­ ousirty far daytime while "Split eral, I take that to V the func­ Personality" offered os the dubi­ tion to the daytime schedule. ous advantage to watching brand After all. ant every motion pic­ new asedtoenty in place to aid ture mesas something. Yes. even mediocrity. TV columnists sometimes turn out There ia • tradeary to regard copy that doesn't make a literary >ato programming when the artwork* tag back. a r t bating troabir enough upgrsdT V antberiUtive trade public a tog their *.ghtti*e rosters? Uoc. Television Digest, tell* at Me? r e t aad e my adjustment that 71 V pefal comedy *ehes now to this fact to He. 1 give the art- are ta preparation oat to approxiworka their daytime hour* tor rat- maieiy toe half hour pilot films ting coraera and saving dough being made to Hollywood for pot with re run i . la return for this tol- aibie s*e next aeaaaa. There are eraace. 1 caa expect th e* to roe ! only to eew weateraj and three tiawe improving their nighttime , private eye series oo the bat. schedules. Improvement to night-1 The emphasis for IMS-*: is on time TV ultimately wiO improve ' comedy. action and sdicnture daytime TV because to the traffic E ire Jim A m en, the Matt DiRon pattern oo repeats that has cm erg of Cuts moke.” is choosing a ed By and large, that'a how M, comedy format tor his prodaettoa works out. i company's initial pilot film. OW N FOODMART Tftnrr; m ■» FOODMART WILL GIVE-UP TO MO" ABSOLUTELY FREE FOLGKR’S COFFEE (THE FIRST 110.00 OF VOIR PURCHASE) (WITH FOOD ORDER) WHEN HAROLD JOHNSON 9 . K. MeNab, w n o r and manair to the Credit B irta a to Sanvd, has announced the appointmat to Paul D, Levis J r . as a * Unto manager to the Bureau. Lovie la a native to Jarkaonville. Bar anmpteUng his schooling at Bishop Kenny High School there, V attended Maonii Collage to MuBe in N ev York City. Ha has had experience in the •sndit field and banking, having V an associated with the Florida Ballanal grows to banka; Citizens BaManal Bairn, dearw ator; Bank to A s Manhattan Company and fhaaa Manhattan Bank to New m a t OMp. F ar the peat two years i t vaa with Jtetall Credit ComBMP'S branch attire, Jaekaonvilla, aa m Inapaetar Stipervlsor. M s M married and baa a fourBMdhtod aas. (to plana to m a rt ■ a toaaMy In Sanford toon. CASH APPEARS REGISTER TAPE L A S T W EEK W E H A D 20 HAPPY W IN N ER S IN MEATS CAMPBELLS OUR OWN TOMATO SOUP FLA V O R SW EET 10 SWIFTS PREMIUM AGED BEEF SWIFTS PREMIUM BREAKFAST IM CAPSULES m o n k y hack g u a r a n t e e BACON YOUR CHOICE 4 IK c«». PLUMS l '/ t Can. . RIBS 9 49 SOS DELMONTE Cans FRUIT COCKTAIL ‘ YOUR CHOICE 4 Cana i ‘ WINTER GARDEN Biff 24 Ok. GIVE Dll pies Ba AND WITH 69 ( Giant DETERGENT F. F. V. TUNA MACAROON 4 *“ KRISP8 HENNY PEN BIG BATH SIZE D O G 7 r ., FOOD'-- CAMAY W V vV ! SAVE i OLEO FLAGA BLACKEYE F R O Z E N SPECIALS r VAN CAMP Can. PORK A BEANS 2 Vi - SPARE TREND FOOD KING GROUND I SMALL LEAN TASTY PEACH CHERRY POOD KING PEACHES FRESH 1 RYER ^ A 0DRUMSTICKS H [ APPLE Ctuu 99c BID ROSE PURPLE FRYER BREASTS 1tar 1tost I mm •11 1 g 1 1 1 rf'1* 17a ¥ }i y | YOUR RED S T A R THERE W ill, BE MANY WINNERS — BUNT MISS IT WE FEATURE ONLY THE BEST FLA. GRADE A UPTO$600 A WERE Y O U O N E O F T H E M ? ROUND STEAK' phoM: flirt* 2-4112 btfoci nooit toirrengt formany lb him MyI ON W E G IV E A N D REDEEM S A V -M O R C O U P O N S FULL CUT — TRIMMED wh«t youdo... visit FAMILY! HyouONd to neat season's npfaodea to B o P !>wood, having cem pl'’td the currant schedule to X . Walt Disney Presents, now a Pridsy night fix­ ture on ABC-TV, mores into the T V Channel Swim: "The Bar­ Sunday evening a'tw ork schedule barians." a full hour weekly senes in the fall. sec ia tiie Roman Empire era, is beisg produced by NBC-TV for next fall's night schedule. Jack Palasce will star ia the series, which is based an a Vaa Wyck Brooks' best-selling nose!. A half-hour weekly senes called “The Great Barnum,” bated on the life to showman Phineas T. Barnum. is planned for next fall by ABC-TV. I V Riagiiag Broth­ er* Cirrus will float through the CBS-TV air on Friday. May 2) ia a one hour sideotaped special em­ ceed by Bart Parka. ABCTV'a Maverick now is filming the first MUSSELMANB TISSUE APPLE SAUCE F.C.P. THROUGH BIRDSEYE GREEN PEAS H i - WE S T | OODMART8, CONTRIBUTION ■ WE GIVE 1% OF YOUR PURCUHASES TO YOUR FAVORITE ORGANIZATION KITE fcOMOU* _OtSPtAV/ CORN McKe n z ie s CHOPPED SPINACH , TURNIP GREENS KALE F R E E INQUIRE TODAY CRUNCHY SMOOTH GBUnM.BTRAINUD la M R a r M i IAIY POODS AT 25th SANFORD : V’ "i & % j J * �/ (Fit? j^ a n fo rb ijm tlfo VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered showers today and tonight. High today, 70-76. Low tonight, 50-55. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 627 Sieg Named To Seminole School Board St Pete Police Nab Oviedo Murder Suspect M. Petersburg police arrested today the man suspected of mur­ dering an Oviedo Negro girl Mon­ day. jaAaron Anderson, a 42 year old Negro, is being held In St. Peters­ burg on an aggravated assault charge. St. Petersburg police stUi have to determine whether they will hold Anderson on the aggra­ vated assault tharge before turn­ ing him over to Sheriff Hobby's office. Sheriff's offices, the FBI and Highway Patrol Offices over Florida were notified that Ander­ son was wanted for murder, Sher­ iff Hobby’s office reported today. Anderson ia suspected of imydering 16-year-old Altames Perkins whose body was found just off SR 416 in north Oviedo yesterday. The girl, daughter of Leola Perkins of Franklin St.. Oviedo, was found stabbed with a butcher knife, found Anti-Payola Law Proposed « WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Federal Communication* CommUflion today proponed new legislation which would make "payola" and deceptive broadcasting practices, such as rigged quiz shows, criminal offenses. The FCC proposal waa announced shortly after Presi­ dent Eisenhower, at his news conference, condemned "payola’* as an abuse of public News Briefs C ack To Port SAN FRANCISCO (U Pi) -T h re e tugs were heading te port here to­ day with the 31,600 • ton tanker Angelo Petri which waa awamped two days ago at the start of a trip to the East Cosst. Cardinal Mourned BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —'Y ugoslavia') seven million Rowanna Catholics swarmed ta their % b u rd » a today to mount for Aloyslua Cardinal Mspinac, who died Wadnasdap at poaumonla. Earth Trem or.. SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) - A violas* north traito r shook Santi­ ago and oUtor oitioo of Central Chile at a. as. today. Police said first reports made no men­ tion of as sue Hies o r property dam- r«' Hope Dime ■ MIAMI (UPI) - C o s * Guard planes and aircraft searched the Florida Straits with dimming hopes today k r tte personal plana of Oaten Prem ier Fidel Centre, missing since Sunday with two man aboard. Juvenile Hearing # MIAMI (UPI) — A Senate sub­ committee opened a two - day hearing today on juvenile delin­ quency in Miami as part of I nationwide inquiry into the methods of lie problem Lake Conference morality. "Payola;" currently the topi: of a congressional investigation, ie a term for sido paymeols to broad­ casters for plugging phonograph records or other unsponsored pro­ ducts. The FCC proposals would amend laws to provide fines up to $3,000 or one yoar in prison or both for persons engaging in "payola" and deceptive broadcasting prac­ tices. The recommendations were a follow-up of Atty, Goo. William P. Rogers' report to the President on recently • disclosed evils in Mi* broadcast industry. T te e o aaissio n said tte abuses had led lo "widespread disillusionmeat on tte part of the viewiog public." It said that at present "the eemmlssion has no Jurisdic­ tion over tte employes of • broad­ cast station with respect to this type of activity, nor does it ap­ pear.that such Jurisdiction ia war_ ... , . Existing lew makes it a enroe for a radio or TV (tattoo lo plug records or other product* without identifying tte sponsor. T te FCC's proposed legislation would extend tte lew to cover diec Jockey and advertisers or record distributors making under­ cover payments. The developments earn* amid hints by House investigators that that* we* more tte a meets the ay* ia a fun-filled Miami Beech convention at which record com­ panies coughed up at least 9117,663 to malm diet and happier." Stolen Infant Quickly Found TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. La Roy Collins has calltd a one day conference here March 16 on ^problem s of fresh water lakes in Florida. T te mooting will be at­ tended by representatives of all state agencies and other* inter­ .MIAMI (UPI) - Dade County ested in problems arising from the officers today arrested Edwins uae and ownership of the many Batllio, IT, only 26 minutes after lakes ha tte stats. she had taken a month-old baby from Its earriaps outside a super­ Cuban P lant market. LAWRENCE. Ksn. (UPI) Officers quoted her as saying she Jules Dubois, Latin American oor- took Kathy Amello because the in­ j-espondent for the Chicago Tri- fant "looked neglected." •n in e , said Wednesday that Cuban The child's mother, Alice Ar­ Prem isr Fidel Castro has planted nolfo, had left Kathy outside while Castro supporters on U. S. col­ ■ ih# ihoDDtd ••w n scv g v irw si• lege campuses. Delivering (he an­ Bystanders saw a woman lift the nual William Allen White lecture child from tte carriage and drive at the Uolverzily uf Kansas, Du­ away ia a late-model auto. They bois also charged that a Common* furnished pollco with the car's de­ lot conspiracy ia "boring into" scription and llccaso number, a all masa media la Latin America. city-wide radio alert was broad­ cast, and two patrolmen slopped TB A b r i l T o Meet the woman several blocks away. Tho baby was rolurned lo its a . The Seminole County TB Asso­ c i a t i o n will meet neat Tuesday molhar unhurt. Police withheld at • ». m. at tha First Baptist filing chargee pending a confer­ ence with the state attorney. Church. Freezing Cold Follows Reason's Worst Storm By United Press latenutiosul | A sero cold wave rbised the worst storm of tte winter across the country today. The mercury plunged lo the tcro mark In the Great Plains this morning and the weatherman .posted cold wave warnings for lows, Missouri, Oklahoma and portions of Kansas and Nebraska, d Readings below sero were regiatered in North Dakota and Mtnnc sots. The icebox of tte country was Grand Forks, N. D-, with 12 degrees below sero. The mass of cold, Canadian air knifed deep into Dixie. Readings ■pproechiag tte fwsalhg mask were repotted a t Jackson, Mia*, and Rlrmingham, Ala. IP! At Flippca, Ark-, the thermem- lying on the body. The girl was found by Deputy R. W. Alford and Oviedo Constable (icorge Kel­ sey. The clue to the location of the body came through a phone call to another Oviedo Negro. The call­ er, from St. Petersburg asked if the missing girl had been found yet and told the location of her body. Anderson who boarded with the murdered girl's mother, was a farm worker here about a year. St. Petersburg police were told by a Negro woman, that Anderson also stabbed her last night when she refused to help him. Cap). Wal­ ter Tipton of St. Petersburg said that the woman, Elisa Dale, said Anderson admitted raping and kill­ ing the girl. Peace Justice Hugh Duncan of x* f & Seminole County was expecting an autopsy report this morning, telling the cause of death and whether rape had also been committed. A coroner's inquest is set for 6 p. m. Monday in the courthouse. State's Attorney Tom Waddell and Assistant State's Attorney Anthony Hoscman Jr. of Titusville will queslion witnesses to legally determine the cause of death. V ■ , H w vr Gov. I.rRoy Collins today ap­ pointed W. I.. Sieg at Geneva to replace C. F. Harrison to the Semi­ nole County School Roard. Harrison, a former resident of Geneva, died Friday. The board met this morning and approved Collin's recommendation. Sieg was present at the meet­ ing. In other business today the board devilled against leasing the Orange grovt at ths Altamonte School and authorized a portion of it to be cleaned out for playground use. The board also discussed acress roads to the new Seminole High School and authorised engineers to rontinu* the study an the proposed plan. The board also appointed William Stewart as a bus driver in the Lyman School area to surcced Mrs. Eleanor Martin who resign­ ed. Ike Proposes New Test Ban WASHINGTON (UPI) President Eisenhower announaod today a new U. S. proposal for a nuclear tent ban. The President told his news conference the plan was be­ ing presented to Britain and Russia at Geneva today. Ha appealed to the Soviet Union to accept it as a "constructive beginning." The President said H would "prevent increases in the level of radioactivity in the atmosphere and so allay world wide concern.” The United Slate* it proposing to "end forthwith, under assured controls: All nuclear sreapont tests In the atmosphere; All nuclear weapons tests in the oceans; All nuclear weapons tests In those regions In spare where ef­ fective control ran now be agrrrd to; and all nuclear weapon* test* beneath the surface of the earth which can be monitored." The President described his four-point plan as comprising "initial but far-reaching and yet readily attainable steps toward a complete ban on nuclear weapons lesls.” "They are steps which offer an opportunity to consolidate the im­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The portant progress made in the Army ditcloeed today that for negotiations thus fsr," the Presi­ the first time, a ballistic mis­ dent said. "It is our hope that the sile has been destroyed la the Soviet Union will join with us In air by another missile. this constructive beginning." H is aaaoaaceraeet said as The President declined lo s«v Meaesl John artillery rocket whether the Uniled Stairs would woe blown ip by a Hawk anti­ suggest a specific level below aircraft missile la a successful which underground tests would test at White Heads, N. M., Jen. not be banned. Some U. S. offi­ 26. Medea pictures *f the cials have said it is impossible, achievement were shewn at the under the inspection procedures Pentagon today. the Russians agree to, lo detect with any certainty blasts under the magnitude of 30 ktlotons. The President said the figure was negotiable. Elsenhower said the United Stales was presenting its proposal because of its desire "to end Ihe apparent deadlock in the negotia­ tions" at Geneva, where Britain County Supervisor of Registra­ the Uniled States and Hussla have tion Mrs. Camille Bruce, today been haggling on the subject for announced ». schedule for register­ more than 13 monlhs. ing in (he Democratic primary in May. Mrs. Bruce Intends to go Into the county with the reglstralloo books starting Fob. M. Following li the schedule: Feb. U and Mar. 1—The commu­ nity house ia Altamonte Springs; Mar. 2 snd 3—The Florida Power tounge in Bear Lake; Mar. 3 The second in a series of four and 4—the old school building in zoning hearings will be held at 7:30 Chuluola; Mar. 7—the Legion hell p. m. today in tho courthouse to ia Fern Park: Mar. 6—the real explain the new comprehensive estate otflca of R. K. Purvti in zoning law. The hearing will be («r residents Forest City; Mar. 10— tha comimftaft h te N ia Geneva:' Mar. of District I; The first hearing, M— Adristtco'a Real Estate Of­ held Tuesday night, was for resi­ fice in Goidenred; Mar. 14— the dents of District 9. Community Presbyterian Annex In Lake Mary; Mar. 13 end 16— the IsMigwood Town Hall: and Marrh 17 and 16 ia the Oviedo City Hall. The registering period ia all areas o( the county will be held from I l o t p. m., Mrs. Bruce laid. Bulletin Registration Schedule Set NEW KIWAK'IANS went itiMUtlled ut the Kiwuni* Civic ('enter luncheon yesterday. Ed ShinhoUer and Rev. Herbert Goer** congratulate the new member*, Rev. James Barnett, Marvin J. Rohlf* and Bob Jackson. (Herald Photo) FireAntTreatmentAiredToKiwanians Seminole County still has about a film about the harm caused by a few who are allergic lo the eot 2,306 acres to be treated against fire ants and how Iht insects biles may die. i l l f f l t L - . . - , . , . r . net m „ ^ L ' riCT.Md da«»ie« not enlj Must persons oiltsn hr firtr ants Hum their sliags, but from their Charles Youtsey at the Mete Plant Board told Hanford Kiwan­ suffer the same effects as When clogging up farm and construction ians Wednesday that 2.348 acres they are stung by bees or wasps. machinery. They arc found la have already been treated in the Some suffer nausea and fever and firlds, golf courses and cemrlerjse. county. The ants here are found chiefly in the southwest part at the county around Forest City and Longwood. The ants are found in 23 spots in the county, Youtsey said. YoutLAWTNEY (UPI) — Florida ia apparently traffic say end George Desin of the U. trap free. 8 . Dept, of Agriculture have hcen The Peninsula Motor Club said the one here had fighting the ants with hcptachlor, been eliminated and that the American Automobile a chemical which kills the iinsccts Assn, would resume routing tourists through this small on contact. Bradford County community on U. S. 301. Youtsey and Desin found the Club President Marvin L. Holloway said that with aate ia October at last year. They the elimination of the I^iwtney trap, Florida is appar­ came upon ■ large mound near Sanlando. imported fire ants iiret ently free of such revenue-producing devices in its appeared ia Seminole County ia small towns on strategic highways. Longwood, eight years ago. The club charged that iMst year 40 jmr cent of The two agriculturalists showed Lawtney'n revenue came from traffic fines but that Who's Speeding? Girl Student Shows Up Male R O T C Classmates TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Most of the student* in on* ef Florida States University’s normally all­ male Air Force ROTC classes took a bark scat to the depart­ ment's on* gtrl student last se­ mester. Joan Drawdy, a darkhaired ma­ jor in food and nutrition, gained an A In the course, placing her in the upper 10 per rent of the class among 430 men. She is the only girl in Hie his­ tory of Ihr organization to enroll In an ROTC course. And she says she plans to lake other military enurset before she graduates lo INI. Band Twirling Performance Set Seminole High baton twirlcr* will Join eight other high sellouts and junior high schools In a twirling exblbitioa at the Ocoee school gym tonight. Tickets for the 6 p. m. exhibi­ tion are 30 cents for adults and 23 tents for students. A supper eter dropped 43 degrees in 24 will be served from 3-7:30 p. m. hours, from a balmy 70 to 23. Tickets are 81.23 for adults and The cold wave added to the 73 cents for children. miseries of winter - weary realdents of the Great Plains and Midwest states trying lo clean up mountainous drifts left by the. Minister Beaten deadly storm, The giant syslrm of tornadoes By Youth Gang CHICAGO (UPI) - Dr. U-o K. dost storms, sleet, bail and footdeep snows already accounted for Bishop, viee president of the Na­ S3 lives—6 ia Wisconsin, 7 n tional Conference of Christians and Iowa, 6 io Michigan, 3 each In Jews, said today his wounding by Texas, Kansas, California and Il­ seven Negro teen-agers "has not changed my convictions ia any linois, and I ia Arkansas. Work crows fought to reopen way." Bishop, a white minister, was roads blocked by the wind* whipped mam t e t hundreds at shot Monday night when tte five travelers romelaed attended, boys aad two girls held him uR some of them tor more than 36 near his home. He was reported in "fair" condition today. hours. only one of the fines was paid by a Bradford County resident. - City Board To Study Zoning Amendments Sanford's toning and planning commission will discuss amend­ ments to the city's toning ordin­ ance tonight. Jacksonville city planner George W. Simons may present a re­ vised Sanford toning ordinance at 7:3o p.m. meeting in 'ity Hall. Simon* it employed by Sanford ax city, planner. Hr may also give the toeing board hlx returnmrndations for capital improve­ ments here. City Manager W. K. Knowles hat told the toning and planning board that since the present ton­ ing ordinance was drawn up in 1044 most of its regulations arc obsolete in some way. The amendments suggested by Knowles Included: Set up an ares for duplexes only and get a definition of a duplex. Change (he coding of Sanfond districts to a simpler form A W O L Pigeon Straggles Home JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - A bedraggled racing pixeon arrived home here Ibis week more than nihe months after he was released in Macon, Ga. "I sure wish I knew where he's been," said owner Keith E. Young, " If* obvious he hasn't been ia anyone's loft or he wouldn't be in this condiUon." T te pigeon waa dirty, his fee Us­ ers tattered, hlx feet filthy. Ha s'oi.id have completed the 2U0nine trip the day he was released. and rrvise the area require nents for Negro dwellings. Knowle* also said* that industrial sites arc threatened with elimi­ nation when people build houses on sites zoned for industry. Home owners object to industry after they have built on an industrial s ' ic . Knowles said. T. r city manager advised that people building in « iommcrrial zone should realize Uial this will devaluate their proper!;. Head-On Crash Takes Tw o Lives CROSS CITY (UPI) - T h e High­ way Patrol said a car trying to pass a house trailer here Wednes­ day collided head-on with another car, killing two peraons and in­ juring five. The dead victims were Gerald Warlrl, 39, Chicago, and John Carjka Jr., I-oraln, Ohio. The in­ jured were relative* of the vieUms. Capital Faces Food Headache WASHINGTON' (UPI) - The nation's capital faced a food shop­ ping headache today wbeo the six largest supermarket chains closed their stores because ef a meat cullers' strike. T te ehaiaa operate 364 stores and handle 73 per ceat of tte retail food sales in the Wash­ ington area. Second Zoning Hearing Tonight Third U. S. Sub Reaches Pole 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPi) — Stock orlces at 1 p. m.: American Airlines .......... 21M American TAT ............ *314 American Tobacco ............ 104'k 4614 Hethleihrm Steel 30Vi C aterpillar............ 66 C A O 6014 Chrysler ................ Curtiss • Wright ssoeeees# 26)4 DuPont ' ................ see**** 232 Nt4 Eastman Kodak 764* Ford Motor ........ 864* General Electric .. 46'4 Gneral Motors ... Graham - Paige ... seep**** 2*4 334* int. TAT ............ 344. ••ooeeae* Lorlllard tIH Minute Maid ....... 116 Penney ................. 13'4 Penn RR ■ ......... 341 Royal American .. 4344 Sear* Roebuck 431* Standard Oil (NJ) 16 Studebakrr .......... S3) ■ li. S. S te e l............ 30 Weslinghousc El. Three Shaken Up In Copter Crash MIAMI (UPI) - Thro* persons escaped serious Injury Wednesday when a helicopter crash-landed from 200 fact after a power failure on tn island near downtown Mia­ mi. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kuit of Arlington, Va., and Edward Hoff­ man, 32, the pilot, were only shaken up in the mishap. The Kuits were here on a combined business-pleasure trip and had de­ cided to take the aerial tour oo the spur of the moment. Hoffman said the crash-landing was caused by failure of the heli­ copter's centrifugal clutch which provides driving power. The heli­ copter’s tail and cockpit bubble were ripped off ia the crash. Spelling Bee Winners Named Osteen fourth grader Joyce Harvey aad fifth grader Deborah Tatum were winner and runner up ■t the Osteen School spelling tee Tuesday. They will compete ia tte Volusia County spelling bee, March L WASHINGTON (UPI) - A third U. S. atomir-powered submarine has reached the North Pole. This one, the Sergo, planted the Ha­ waiian flag at the top of the world. T te Sergo reached Ihe North Pole el 2:34 p. m. Tuesday after cruising 2.744 miles under the Arc­ tic Ice pack in 14 days and 21 hours, the Navy announced. Tit* twn other nuclear powered submarines that reached Use top of the world were the Nautilus and Ihe Skate, The Skate made the trip twice. The Sargo was able lo push only Its conning lower through the three fert of ice at the pole. This was enough to eoablr crew members to scramble out on the ice to take observations and plant the flag of the 30th state. There ii a two fold purpose be­ hind (he voyages ol this country's nuclear subs Into Ihe Arctic. One is to chart a new "northwest pas­ sage" between Uie Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The other Is to map the area for possible military cam ­ paigns. Band Association Meets Tonight The Seminole High School Hand Association will meet at a p. m. today to discuss plans for the com­ ing barbecue scheduled Feb. 20. The meeting tonight rill be held in the high school band hall and all members are urged to attend. Publicity Seekers Rapped WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resld en t Eisenhower today deplored sensa­ tional publicity by factions trying to push pet military projects. The President, at a new* con­ ference which went heavily into the field of missiles and rockets, also described as crazy a recent statement by Soviet Premier Niki­ ta S. Khrushchev lhal the Russian moon rocket was proof that com­ munism is superior tn capitalism. Eisenhower, just hack from a visit to the Air Force missile test renter at Cape Canaveral, Fla., told reporter* he fell much better aboi.t the nation's missile program as a result of bis trip. But he declared lie thought k was a serious mistake for anyona involved in the defense program le push a pet policy by seeking sensalional publicity without due con­ sideration for overall national in­ terest. The President earlier had been described n angered by what he regards as congressional "leaks" of secret testimony on compare* live U. S.-Russian missile strength. Scientists Probe 'Strange' Object WASHINGTON (UPI) - A my*, terious earth-circling object about the size of a large automobile wee being studied today to determina whether the Russians have put up a secret aatellHe. American tracking statiooa de­ tected the object ia a near-polar orbit. They are uncertain whether it is a voiceless satellite, or a eat* tloo of a apace rocket that got into One theory ia (hat the ebjeag might be Ihe result of a Russian ’ satellite or lunar probe firing that waa unsuccessful and was never announced. In this case, the mya* tery probably would deepen because no cooperation could be on* pectcd from the Russians in identi­ fying the object. Another theory is that tte mysterious object may be a scctlba of Russia's Lunar III rocket that pho­ tographed the moun last October. The Defense Department empha­ sized that the object wax not a weapon or io any way connected with Ihe "fantastic new weapon" that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush. chev mentionad recently. * Treasury Loot Case Is Closed SPHINGF1ELD, III. (UPI) -T h e state of Illinois closed its hooka today on Orville Hodge's 91,371,364 looting of Ihe state treasury. Aa attorney said Ihe state has recovered every cent embezzled by Hodge white he was state au­ ditor. Hodge, once considered a likely prospect for governor, was sen­ tenced lo a 12-to-lS year prison, term after Ihe gigantic theft was uncovered in 1936. Injured Worker O ut O f Hospital m Marion Davis, a workman Injur, cd at Lake Mary Elementary School Tuesday, was released from Seminole Memorial Hospital the same day. Davis, of Tiflon, Ga., was working on the school addition when he fell 10 feet through a hole in the roof. Pollution Problems To Increase In State JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Air and water pollution will be bigger problems In Florida in the next M years, a slate health official said Wednesday. David B. Lee, director of the Slate Health Board's Bureau of Sanitary Engineers, said legisla­ tion is needed to encourage plan­ ning programs at both state and local levels to meet the situation. "Water needs will move astro­ nomically," Le* told the county health officers at the close ef a three-day conference. He said "w# have enough water —tha problem will be distributioo and protection of quality." lu e health officials proposed tuat •'4 a study be mad* of the possibility of setting up health controls over baby sitters; wider inoculation of pre-school children with polio vac­ cine; Increased ampbasia on In­ dustrial accident prevention: atria te r regulations governing us* ef septic tanks: higher salaries for public health nurses and a yearly X-ray check of all persona bolding state health cards. T te group also recommended that a chapter he added to tte sanitary code spelling out “te a ltb . fui and sanitary standards" lo ho used ia building aew houaoa. Tho standards would be drawn up I p eugiueers and sanitation experts, j p ” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Feb. 8. 1900 Mm, Tu«a, Wed. Opt* Tin 1 I*. M. Thun, PH, Sal. Ope* Till I P . K IN STA N T Price* Good Through Nee* W H ind i) COFFEE QUANTITY NIGHTS IfSEXVEO A jM M k R GIANT A OZ JAR MONNOE BBYTHM EERfl o f the U k * Monro* .- Elem entary School a*cond tra d * played fo r th e ir fellow .' ■twdenta and P . T.»0. member* and Lym an School atu . E d M tT la a t week. Led by Kenny Rose, left and Melody Manabau th e young players are Carl England, Bernard TCrray,< Bobby Jo# H arper, L erry HIttell, David Lee, ; ,D*niii* R inser, Donny 'Smith, Clark S u tle r , R uth BuI|a td , Judy Burk, Juna Burk, Susan Ann Eder, Suele Flowers, B etty Jane H arper, Lollie Jimenez, Zickie Justice, Dorothy Lee, M aria Lee, Busan Kay Mathemon, Wanda Mum , Debbie Rives, Bonnie Taylor, Jane W ake­ field, and Teresa W arren. Lake M unrw second grade teacher Mine Mabel Chnpman tau g h t the R hythm cers to play such aclectiona an "G randfathers Clock" and ‘Twinkle Twinkle L ittle S ta r." (Herald Photo) Colonial Tender Sugar Cured Honors 2 Crews RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) - The American Concert Society reported ES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - An today that an at yet unideatifled l- ouseo boy, born Wora Uun M months prematurely, died to- blood substance hat successfully Immunized rale against six forma The society ssld R could net R t ls Mill Osteopathic Hoi- say bow sooa teats oe human* Mdied at 1:1* a. m. today. Mrs bed listed the Infant la “can even ho coeaiderod." * condition end said tha odds Tbe teaeareh work la being doM it mrvival wore overwhelm- ■t the Medical College of Virginia by on* of Uw society** research faiBernard M. Kay, resident Helen ef StiU Hospital, bad id to try and toed tbe Infant MMey by mean* of en tajecOder tbe akin. Key said the infant was juat MB to live. Sled as a result ef prana*' Urn doctor said. LONDON (UPI) — Eleven weeks age U-year-ald Ronald Anthony wai knocked off hia Mcyeto by e car and has been in a coma ever Iowa, Dr. Jerome H. Sack*, and hia collaborator, Dr. R i c h a r d E. Egdahl, the society said. It said their work la tbe first suc­ cessful cancer immunisation with a blood substance, although animals hava previously been Immunised with whole tumor cells and ex­ tracts from tumors. Tbe agent, known as FUA for filterable hemolytic agent, appears to be either • virus or a part of tbe nueleie acid core of a virus, the announce mint said. The announcement (aid U>al “aa averaga of about IS par ceoj of rata vaccinated l t to 1M days befora tumor transplant becomt com­ pletely and possibly permanently immune to the cancer transplant. M f to g IlMM ry,l{«tov#,«, VAH-S bomber craws Nina and Fiat took top honors for Dccambar and January in tha monthly award* competition at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station. Crew Nine conslata of pilot, Lcdr. Dave Oearolpb; bombardier navigator, Lt. (J. g.) Jim Osborn* and gunner-navigator, ftonny Powell, AEZ. Crew Five, winner for Jan­ uary, U composed of pilot, Lcdr. “Butch” O'Hara; bombardier-navi­ gator, Lt. (J. g.) BUI Hopkins; and gunner-navigator, Larry Mann, AMS. Each mooth the erswa of Heavy Flvs compels among themselves for accuracy and proficiency. By means of a point system which aUots credits for bombing runs and accuracy, a single crow is ■elected each month aa having achieved the highaat level of excel­ lence within tbe squadron. Point* are awarded not only lor the bomb­ ing scores, but also for the number of bombs dropped and radar scor­ ed (ftbS> runs made. Drop* over •0 miles from the launch point count double. RATH'S BLACKHAWK or FARMER GRAY COUPON TOWARD THt c PURCHASE OF C A N OF PORK AND BEANS IN EACH PACKAGI OF ARMOUR STAR FRANKS CHEESE MAYFAIR CREAMED C O TTA G E IMPERIAL, PURE SKATE On Saturday nlgbt .while Mrs. Creamer was crossing a rain-slick road, hurrying home with grocer­ ies for Sunday dinner, ihe was •truck and killed by a car. CITY FRESH DAILY POUND CELLO ‘Cracker Day1 ■toI to n Plans Discussed Pinna for Voluila County’s an­ nual “Cracker Day” were discus­ sed at a meeting of Cattleman at the M. Q. Ranch la Osteen. The Volusia Cattleman's Associa­ tion agreed to hold the annual •vast to April. Prior to tha meeting, a "hot cakes' supper was served to the men. OYSTERS BOLOGNA DELUXE SLICED im w rit UI»|Pd«f«U Uf m , i , they had made to individual banner displayed •ole were the first LESILU SLICED FROZEN H H M R M m m - BOWLER'S VIEW of the I'lnspoUer *q>'lpp*d pit st 1st Lanes on Om.rs Kwul la Sanford. I“indicator in Hnvi.or screen todieetee first, second hell, strike, foul, Phse d n i i | after first ball AH W ISING and - FIXTURES by — W * FAIII ( . O B W H IT E SANFOHO. FLA. I t . BREAD �" “■ " t j ’ vv*v^f "I ."1 : ■—n jr —f------------ «*T* ( F it ? j^ a n f a r b B jm t U ii W EATHER: F air through Wednesday. Slowly rising tem peratures. High today around 70. Low tonight. 55-60. VOL. XLIX U nited Preae Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1960 SANFORD, FLO R ID A County Home Study Started A full scale study of the need for a new county home was started today by ;hc county tom* mlssioners. The board authorised Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel te find an accountant to study how much It costs a year to operate the pre sent .county home oa 17-S3 on the basis of patients per day. Board Chairman John Krider said that unofficial estimates are Joint Chiefs Boss Sure' Nation Safe J o t Starnes Gets Key To Sanford From Charlie Morrison Dr., Mrs. Edwin Lindsey H ear City’s Welcome Gvitan Head Urges Civic Interest oi Ctvkan Inter- gram of assistance (u the physi­ dso chab’e mem- cally handicapped and mentally - past la laoal, national affairs" and retarded children. state Joe fUrnee, in an address at Its# ergaaisaltea'a proIhe Mayfair Inn attended by Civlten nffleore and members from ail over this eection, said "our con­ science blnda us” to participate In public affaire and to "Sdaeate our youth In the American wap of Queen Takea Ride LONDON (U P I)- Queen Klila- li/a." The International head of Civltan both ■ was token for a drive aad was the gueit of the Sanford out to lunch shortly after noon dub on his tour of the nation. today, dispelling belief that the birth of her third child might be Imminent. Tho olio H ew s Briefs .jF q u r JSecafteea Caught V FORT MYEBB (tfPl) - Three of ate ooavkte who tunneled under a prison road camp barracks were recaptured near bore Monday. Another was taken Sunday when bo thumbed a ride with Highway Patrolman Bill Payne. The two •till at largo, Norman McCaulay and Edward Coble, both M, are from Miami. •Suspect Arrested NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) - The FBI announced the e m it Monday of o 20-year-old man wanted by Florida authorities on armed rob­ bery chargee. The inspect, Wil­ liam Gerald Holley, waa arretted h r FBI agents at Hexist, N. J. Ha bad been aought as oae of five peraoni allegedly involved in the armed robbery of a Miami super 0 market Sept. M. Churchman Shot CHICAGO (UPI) — The Right Rev. O. Leo K. Bishop, vie* pres­ ident of the National Conference to Christiana and Jews, waa shot while resisting a holdup Monday night. Police said the church lead­ er waa shot by a teen - aged Ne­ gro gang that terrorised the South Side for one hour. Bishop said he A and hie wife, Paula, were overtak­ en while walhing home from a neighborhood commission meet­ ing. Shrimp Threatened WASHINGTON (UPI) - A tre­ mendous growth in the use tf chemicals In agriculture poses a "rapidly increasing" threat In the shrimp industry in the Gulf of Mexico area and to other flab and # wild-life habitats, according to a federal flab expert. Donald L. McKernan, director of the Bureau of Commercial-Ftahertee. aald there wee no "specific evidence" that humans were affected hy rating fish expmed lo the chemi­ cals. Wreck Victim’s •W ife Asks Return O f Movie Camera Mrs. Thomas Crosby, wife of eae of the men critically hurt in • wreck near the Lake Monroe Bridge, haa asked public aid in finding a movie camera loat from one of the vehldce in the crash. All property in the station wagon in which her husband and his brotothcr were riding was recovered at the scene except the camera, aba said. It contain* film of a fishing trip from which Thomas Crosby and hi* brother. T. J. Crosby, who waa killed, were returning, Mrs. Crosby aald. She asked that whoevi * R pteoo* o » d R te gamlnah rial Hospital, when her la being treated Jar a broken jaw, M i a r t atom House, Shed Bum; Fire Perils Mofet ‘ Two buildings burned te the ground on Southwest Rd. in Golds­ boro Monday night. A bouse mounted on a trailer and a storage shed adjoining Mc­ Allister's Motel erupted In 30 foot Ugh flames. About Jg firemen from the Lake Mary, Sanford NAS aad Florida Forest Service fire department* fought the blaxe. Henry McAllister, who owned both buildings, said the damage totaled about 14,000. He added that hla motel, which waa saved was worth about 075,000. Firemen had to wet the motel down constantly to keep the flames from spreading. The onestory bouse waa parked in a vacant lot behiod the motel. Cause of the fire in the bouse was not determined. South Warned On Voting Curbs DETROIT (UPI) — The South should find it* own way to make sure that all eligible Negroes have the right to vote, Atty. Gen. Wil­ liam P. Huger* said yesterday. In an address to the Economic Club uf Detroit, Rogers pledged llial discrimination egaintt Negro voters would be ended one way or another. He said the beat way would be for the South lo.smooth (he way by "voluntary action." If that falls, he said "law enforcement will finrlly succeed” but "it will be rosily to our national prestige and otr Rational eeif respec t " Rogers said the present admini­ stration ia not preising for addition­ al power to enforce achool inte­ gration because: 1. Tbe statei are not required to maintain public achool*, and if tbe government proceeds te fast, soma states might close the schools. I. Since “separate but equal" schooling was accepted by tbe courts from 18N to 1554, the South needs time to make the adjust­ ment called for by the U. S. Su­ preme Court. Workman Injured In School Foil A workmen we* injured when he fell 10 feet through an opening in the roof at the Lake Mary Elemen­ tary School addition today. Marion Davie of Tiften, Ga.. wa* admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Tha building Davis was an waa partly finished. He is em­ ployed by Aadoraaa Roofing Co., • sub contractor for J. Hilbert Sapp of Orlando, wht is ■ He was presented a key to the eitr by Charlie Monieoa, Chamber of Commerce public relations dlraclor, acting for Mayor Earl Higginbotham. Casselberry Sets Sewerage Deadline Casselberry residents who don't fix Iheir faulty (swage systems within SS days are subject te JaH and a Am . The Casselberry town council situations not functioning pro­ perly be repaired within 50 deyi. Tbe council also appointed a committee to seek irate permis­ sion lo have a regular racehorse track at Seminole Raceway. The town already has given permis­ sion for construction of the track. An ordinance waa passed grant­ ing afreet lights on Plata Oval, Pinetree and Go'den Days Drs. Theao streets are la recently an­ nexed areai. The council tabled a motion to make aa addition to the Cassel­ berry Methodist Church cemetery. The addition would be operated by the town cemetery association. State permission is needed for tbe town to operate tbe cemetery. 1 p. m. Stocks WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told sen­ ators today the nation has enough military strength to deter a St vtet attack "today or in the fore­ seeable future." Twining specifically described as "without merit" the recent criticism of the defense program by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, for­ mer Army chief of staff, who re­ tired last June. "1 am not eomplaront," Twining laid, "but I am not fearful af the Russian capability." Twining, the nation's top uni­ formed military leader, made the statements la a free • swinging prologue to questioning' kg the combined Senate Space Committee and armed services preparedness subcommittee. He began hla testi­ mony with a brief statement ag­ gressively defending the U. S. de­ fense blueprint. Prior to Twining'* appearance, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), chief critic of administration de­ fense policy, laid be planned to quix Defense Secretary Thomat S. Gates on whether there wag • at military budget Symington baa threatened te make public secret Intelligence estimate* of the Russian mlisila threat. Tbe Missouri Democrat* said Congress had been given figure* by the Central Intelligence Ageney showing tht Russian threat had "increased considerably" ever last year. i Vice President Nixon, the probable GOP presidential can­ didate, stepped into Ihe defense controversy Monday night with a statement that there Is "no gap in our overall deterrent strength." Nixon charged that administra­ tion critics were playing a "num­ bers game" af missiles, subma­ rine* and alrcratt car*icr». Busy Lake M ary Mother 0 1 4 Gets Stetson Degree A little lady from Lake Mary, who derided te pe te college in 18M while her four children were ■till in lower trades, just received ber diploma from Stetson Univer­ sity. Sbe achieved M with several Interesting circumstances con­ nected: Without the need of any special burry, she got a bachelor of arts degree ia 3W years Instead of the usual four. She graduated aumma cum laude —that's Ihe highest. Sbe hasn't quit yet—plans to seek -a wisct-T1! degree in Amer­ ican Studies, with emphasis an Anglo-American relations. All the while, she has rue her household at Lake Mary. Mrs. Hilda Stubbing* la her name and she continues to amaie her family aad friends with her vitality and versatility. Before sbe got ber degree at Strtaoo last Friday, the bed rereived a Florida State Teacher’s scholarship, tha Harry L. Taylor Prixa ia Humanities, and had be­ come a member of tha Phi So­ ciety, which Is Stelson'i Phi Brta Kappa equivalent. Gamma Theta -Upsiloa, hanorary geo­ graphy fraternity and Scroll and Key. Sbe was ■ participant ia the llooors Program, a program of in­ dependent study under guidance of a committee of faculty mambars. , The mother of Suaanne, te the ninth grade at Seminole High, Carl, 11th grader, Robert, fresh­ man at Stetson, and Mrs. Terry (Caye) Bled new a resident af Atlanta. Mrs. Stubbin** renewed te ^ m e rc sl teeducattoote 1833- * that k cost 11.000 per patient each year. • Thai U double what It should cost,” Krider said. The board agreed to launch the study after a tour of th» new Brevard County Home whieh cost $<0,000 and has room (or U per­ sons. Commissioner Vernon Dunn said the present home "was a shame School. She entered Stetson te iasa. A eative of England, she finish­ ed high school In Detroit and moved to Florida te 1941. 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Stock 20'« MU 103 48U SOW *1 M 2*H'» 7RW as 47W 2W 3JW 37 18H 117 14* 3W 43W IIW R Regulatory Board For Electricians, Plumbers Asked The County Commimioe today ■greed to set up an alectricel and plumbing board to reviaw all elec­ trical and plumbing regulations te tha eounty. j The proposed beard also wUI act aa a s #umteted-ba*f 0 to.nadRy all master alectnelans and master plumbers and journeymen te the two trades. E. C. Harper Sr., owner of Senford Electric Oo., appeared before the board and urged selling up the •pedal board to etop "unlicensed electrician* from practicing in the county." Chairman John Krider asked Harper if be could suggest a list of persons qualified te sit oo the beard and askad each commis­ sioner In their respective districts to do the same. The board would work under the supervision of the xoning board. Robert Brown, county toning direc­ tor, aeid that flva man would serve on the electrical board and five on tha plumbing board. Tbo board aulhorlxed attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to write up a resolution establishing the board to the commission could adopt It aa toon at possible. Pollution Report Detoils Delayed City commissioner! got ■ labora­ tory report on pollution te Lake Monroe last night, but derided to make a public statement about It later. < Details of the report bp toe Thornton Laboratory will be an­ nounced at toeir Feb. M meeting, they sold. and disgrace to the .’minty and something must be done." The board agreed that the study ahould include how much it would cost to put the present home "in first class condition" and con­ struction of a new home. Commissioners also agreed lhal the firat step would he a rost study. Dunn also gave a summary of the hoard’s recent trip to the Brevard County Jail at Titusville which cost approalmately tUO.OOO. Commissioners agreed that the new jail waa suitable for She im­ mediate needs of Brevard County but It was already overcrowded. In other business during the meeting, the board approved a request by the General Water­ works Company for a franchise to serve customers in the south end of the rounty. The board also agreed to reject all bids for a dragline and to got by with what they have until tho neat fiscal year. They agreed to purchase a cash register for the clerk's office al a coat of $3,017 and agreod to buy 23,000 pounds of cement fop the engineering department. They also authorised tho Sheriff's office to police and issue warrants for any persons putting obstructions oo county roads and rights-of-way. Reds W ill Fight To Hold Frontiers, N ikita Says MOSCOW ( U r n - rremler Nlkite Khrushchev hat declared that Hustle and Its satellites will fight rather than consent to any change in the frontiers imposed on Urrmany alter World War II. "What hsa been modified by war cannot he mndlflrd again without war," Khrushchev told visiting Ita­ lian President Giovanni Gronchi at an Italian embassy reception Mon­ day night. The premier look President Kli­ ment Voroshilov'* place el Ihe microphones after bearing a brief speech by Gronchi. After Khrusb- Ike To Visit Cape WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Eisenhower will fly to Cape Canaveral Wednesday to maka a longdoelred inspection trip through the tniaeite teat base there, the W hite Houae announced today. Press Secretary Jam es C. H agerty said th e presi­ dent had wanted to go to the miasile base for aome time but had been unable to work it into hia schedule. Eisenhower will take off in the presidential jet plane about 8:30 a.m. from Andrwwa AFB in nearby Maryland for the two-hour flight to the rape. He will land a t the Cape Canaveral air atrip, make nn inspection trip of three to four houra and return 5o W aahington late in the day. H agerty said no missile kunahlngs were scheduled during the president's visit. chev had spoken, he engaged Growchi and Foreign Minister Giuseppn Pella eelami. Khrushchev touched off the a change by remarking that be had ■iked Gronchi I* become t Com­ munist. "I else wish. . .tost some tint* you could be touched by divine grace and beeomn a Christian Democrat." Gronchi replied. "I am for the party which mote benefits the people. . .What bat Christian Democracy give* Italy 7" Khrushchev asked. "The emblem and flag on tha moan — o n tony Communist nr Christian Demo­ crat?" "I have already told yen ton! when yon have money you can do anything." the Italian president countered. "Tbe comparison net bold good." "We do not Mil Ideas they are good." Khrushchov said. "Ideas ora not Miami. "Anyway, laog Uva peam and friendship." Ike Asks Finn Fast Thinking Sergeant-h o g ,™ # « w » p Plugs Up Dike On SR 436 Without Politics The little Dutch boy who placed hia band la the dike many year* ago and prevented a dangerous flood has nothing oa a "civic mind­ ed" air force sergeant who did, al­ most the aeme thing te Seminole County lest Thursday. Commission­ er Vernon Dunn told this story at toe morning eeifion af the County Commission. Sgt. Archie Clay, who resides in the Stoneybrook Addition of Or­ ange County was driving hit car on SH 436 near l.ake Howell Creek Thursday during the heavy rain storm. Dunn said Ihe sergeant, who 1a attached to Orlando Air Force Bate, notrd a dangerous washout on the road "and without thinking Iwhe set up in improvised barrirade to atop flooding te the area and the water* reaching neighbor­ ing homes. Dunn said Sgt. Clay went te home* te the area and borrowed various pieces of materials to set up toe b im cid s and directed (raf­ fle for ever two hours until kelp came from the Florida Highway patrol. The cemmissioo, te the recogni­ tion of the "civic minded" job done by ggt. Clay, voted te write a letter of thanks te him and notified hla commanding officer of hie aery lean. South Seminole Drainage Talk Set The geminate County Commie sion today agreed to hold a joint dinner matting with Orange County and Winter Park official* to diseuai the urgency of a joint drainage pro­ ject to eliminate flooding te the south end of the eounty. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the board that Inspection of dam aga done by heavy rains last week showed toe need to start toe drain age project "at soon possible.' Dunn said that many areas te tbe south end of toe eounty wort In critical shape because af flood Ing. Tbs board agreed te meet with the other two governing bodice next Wednesday or Thursday. Tbe Winter Park City Commis­ sion already hex notified Uu Semi­ nole board U favored working joint­ ly to eliminate flooding te too area. No word hex been heard from Ihe Orange County Commis­ sion. Under Ihe proposed plan, Semi­ nole, Orange Counties and Winter Park would aharo tbe axpenM of building a M ritt of storm.sewer* te eliminate ton flooding. Street Lights Granted 2 Areos City Commissioners granted requeatc for three street lights last night end then had a discussion rn bow they should go about granting lighting requests. A light will be installed on W. Kh m. ‘between Oak and Elm Arts. Two more wlfl ha put en E. Fourth St., between Locust and Bay Aves. Commissioner Brown •aid toe city had already spent half of the UM budgeted for Street light estensloos te lato-M. The commissioner* agreed (hay Mould bar* a definite yeegram •n granting light*. ‘Booze, Bribes* WASHINGTON (UPI) - Meuse payola teveetigator* displayed keen interest today te what transpired at • dtec jnchnye' anoresUas to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prato dent Bteonhowar celled M Ohm grese today I* overhaul the ledeni farm program te make R "cento ble and economically sound and not a political pedHaa." Tha president submitted Ma now farm legislation proposele to a special meuage reiterating viewf be haa tiproaaed ia Mo past, bal taking a softer line and inviting lawmakers to sagged alternatives Tbe eae clearly saw proposal to tot program aaggnaSed tost torn* •re parttelpalteg la the soil bank program might be given peymaato " 1a kind” out of ton existing gnm ernmeat help crop aarpiuM*. He recommended an orderly am pension of tha soil bank program, under which farmers take land out of production to hold dewa ampins output, from the present to nifties aerea to SO million aero*. Eisenhower's ether reeemmem datiens called lor: Continued use of the "food for peace program” under which earn plua crops ere shipped abroad. An aggressive re search program to develop new marknto and a m for farm products. An expanded rural davalopmaM program to help tow income fare* era raise their standard* af living. ' The Agriculture Dopartaaeat natfo mated tha ultimate adat of tha expanded anil bank program M 5*73 mlUioa a year compared wlto tho present spending tore! of 5375 million. Tbo admlnlitratloa budgeted 53M million for Urn next fiscal year, Zoning Hearing The County Seated Board wM >ld It* first hearing at f ; » p, m. today te Ike county commis­ sion chambers of to* on the proposed saw sive toning rg plan. pv Hearings will be bald later tote month for toe other dtetriafo fo the rounty. The courlhouM will step bs tha Kent of a District t Voters League mmiteg acbeduted tor 7:45 p. m. today. That meeting •ill be to the oourtreom to tos courteous*. Board Approval Solicitor Low As nrdisan toe best description he .waa beard waa " boot*, breads and] teg last sight �Congress M ay Okay Sewage Aid Bill to tvaeual* Uittr homes Monday when Uu Eel River In Humboldt County, about M miles north of ten Francisco, overflowed Its hanks and flooded a M square mile ares. Gov. Edmund 0 . Brown declar­ ed the county a disaster area and called n National Guardsmen to aid aaa to WO volunteers trylay to cheek the rampaging river. serious flooding also was report­ ed hi Sonoma and Marin counties. LOM ANQELRI (UPI* - Dr. R. Bernard Finch, who has admit­ ted being toUmsto with at toast threa women prior to the slaying af hto arranged wife, today facas prosecution croc., • exemintion about tbo details of bow he kill­ ed Mrs. Bsrbara Jean Finch. K w u romance day at tha sensational murder trial Monday mid Ftoch took Ik* occasion to fa in experts boro wittily characterise himself as a >'S mala objectives aophistlcated man of the world. The spectator! liked his wiseeracks about hto tollmaetos with twa married women and a divor­ ces, but whether the Jury felt the same appreciation ramalnnd to bn Hospital Notes Tha 43-year-old doctor went In­ to detaB about hto tore affair with Caroto Tregoff, B , hto redhaired eo-defoadent far Urn mur­ der of Barbara Jean, M, at the luxurious Wert Covina home af tha Ftoehea lest July U. Finch admitted without an out­ ward tract nf nmbarraumaot pre­ vious love affairs with twa other woman, Identified as Mrs. X sad Mrs. t , beginning to IBS. Tbo point made hr prosecutor Find M; Which*Qe w u that, at one time, Finch was dusting both on hto wife and n mtotraoa to behalf af Caroto. Today WhlcheU* will attempt to discredit Finch’s claim that hto wMe w u kilted accidcnttolly altar ha struggled with bar for posses■ton of a gun. Finch' testified bn wrested tha pistol from hto wife and tort whan bo throw It away U discharged accidentally and Mm In Sonoma County, the Russian Ri­ ver flooded cabins and an outlying section of GuernevlUe, hit by eight inches ef rein In M hours. Power end telephone line* hi miny sections ef northern Callfarnia wera washed out by the rain or knocked down by high winds. Tbo rain threatened to wash out the alto af Ika Winter Olympic Gamas at Squad Valley, Calif., hut changed la anew la tha lata after- whether he told Mu Rrrt two wom­ an ha loved Mum. "Under thou elrewmstances, I would Milnk M would bo the routine thing to do," Ftoch replied. The courtroom rocked with laughter and Cerate smiled. Wbtohello asked how often bo bed u x relations wtth Mrs. X— owe* ■ year, once a week, one* a day? "Wen, t know M wasn’t one* a year and it wasn’t ones a day," ■aid Ftoch. Tbs prosecutor asked him whether be didn’t Milnk society— tot alone bis wife — would dis­ approve of sotting Caroto up to an apartmut. "I didn’t expect Mu rest of Uu world would And out about It the way Mu rest ef the world to now," Finch replied. Finch has testified he reached an “armistice agreement" with hie wife to November, ISM, un­ der which he could do what he liked becauM ef her seiual frigkitty, but be ndmltted hie first Payments Up To Unemployed Elsewhere around the country, scattered snows were forecast for the northern and central Rocky Mountain region, the Northern Plains and the Great Lakes re­ gion. Scattered showers were fore­ cast for parts of Tessa, Arkansas, Alabama, Northwest Florida end from tlw Middle Mississippi Valley northeastward to tbo Atlantic Sea­ board. Mostly fair Skies wera expected In dm root of the country. FranUto (Deo) Franks to San­ ford died Monday after • lengthy fllneee. Mr. Frank*. M. Hvad far u years at his home at WUsoa Corner. Bern in Guine, Ala., he was a member of the Lqke Monroe Baptist Church. 11* la survived hg We mother, Mrs. Luvada Franks, ef Sfnlord; n brother, Hollis L. Franks, and several nieces and nephews. Fune. ml services will he f:M p. m. Wed­ nesday at Brlsson Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert O. Byrd of­ ficiating. Burial wlV he to Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Burglars Pick M aid’s Night Out To Staal Jewels MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Two burglars picked Mu meid’e night off to eater Mu SOMOi of a Miami Beech widow and steel KM,SB to Jewels after boating her up end binding her with adhesive tape. Mrs. Billie Kaye woe atom to flfeB bmm liooptaf gvfeos thieves entered about midnight Retarday, Miami Bessh paMoe disclosed Monday. WASHINGTON (UPD-Tba first big bin of the election-year seasloe — one that President Elsen­ hower la expected to veto—msy dear Congress by nightfall. The administration-opposed bill would permit higher federal spending to curb pollution of wa­ terways over the next 10 years. It was scheduled for quick Missionary services are now In progress at The Alliance Church for the Annual Missionary Conven­ tion. Services are being held-at 1:41 each evening this week, except Saturday. Tha Convention will clean with the Sunday sendees, Feb. 14. Two missionaries nf many years active service In foreign fields are the speakers. Mrs. W. C, Newborn of Hong Kong apeeed the eoavoaHew on Monday evening, tta will also apeak Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday eventage. The Rev. George Klein will bn board Wednoaday and TAMPA (UPD—Vampene looked Thursday evenings and Sunday leeward to tonight’s ■usual Gas­ morning. Both of them will have ps rllla Coronation Ball—the highpictures from the field to show, as-, light of the local social reason. five eurtoe, and naetumae to dis­ Tha Gaiparilla Festival, begun play. boro 41 yean ago, got off to a Tbs Rev, George Unto has agent noisy start Monday with Mm tradlS years of active missionary serv­ ice in Gabon, Africa. Tha work In tMa area began to 1M4 among fatrisk worshippers. Today, through tbs efforts of the mtostoMriee there to an indlgtootu eh arch of some l.a o members, S4 evangeltots, end eight pastors. Bov. Klein states that "tbo church to organ­ ised. supported, and directed com­ pletely by too nationals. Tbo saleslonarlss era giving their time la Bible teaching and evaagaUam." "Politically," Klein says, "Gabon to advancing rapidly. The French have prepared the people tor eelfgovernment by gradually eeeimulaoid torgats tontothrely Idonttfled ■ttog Africans into Uu i as tbo submarine had born at­ . . . Materially the Gel tached “several tones” with bomba and depth ehargm. He added, however, that there to no •*sumac* that tha Mbmarine to •till to the gulf. "Tha commander would bo an Idiot If be did not do everything possible to eesaps,” Clement said. Newspapers h e r e speculated that the submarine might be anelear-powered, bat no confirma- Hunt Continues For Mystery Sub TALLABAMBB (UPI) - Pay. mania to unemployed Florida workers to January raw MN.W over payments to December, Mu Btate lndurtrtei Oemmleeiaa said Monday. Th* total woe M frUM . Tbs lac roue w u largely to tot urban •••tor*, the largest to Temps. The commission attributed the Millionaire Asks ’Quiet Divorce’ SAPELO ISLAND, Go. (UPI)— Tobacco milUohalra Richard J. Reynolds said today ho offered his third wifo a "moat generous Ithiietol totup" If aha would agree to a quiet divorce. The aMax. B . rear • old Reynolds.sliu d god too 111 to letvo his irtand estate and make a per­ sonal appearance to court, broke McMullan To Run For Sacrttory Post said the Senate would complete congressional action today or Wadntadiy. Tbo bit! would raise to aoo,mtllion dollars tha present celling of 300 million on long-range fed­ eral grants to help local eemmuniUes build aewage disposal plants. It Is s compromise between dif­ fering versions approved last year Tax Refunds ttoaal "pirate invasion" and cap­ In The Nail ture af the etty by Ye Mystic Kewa ef Gaiparilla. The tovaatoa by about IM gaily eoatumad Tampa dvie leaden acting the part nf pirate* was fallowed by ■ thru hour pared* that wound up at the fairgrounds, whs re the Florida State Fair ba­ g s! Ms final week Meoday. Today to Governor's Day at tha fair and Gov. LeRoy Collins was scheduled to present an addreM "Tho'faatival, a weak of mirth, to baaed on the Ufa of a real pirate, Jooe Gaapartlto. who ptuaderod far a years eft Mm Florida wart ooart and finally committed suicide to 1111 when be wee bunted down by the U. S. Navy off Mu ooost af Been Grande bland. Tbo aarnatton ball feature* Mm •naming ef the King and Quean of Gaaparifla, whose ldantittos are closely guarded secrete nnMt the time ef the eeremony. The annual Children’s Day pa­ rade to achadutod Wednaaday. This to said to b« the largest parade to Mu United Stales held ■trtoUp for the youngster*. Search Resumes For Castro’s Personal Plane MIAMI (UP!) —The search re­ sumed over Florida end the Gulf af Maxtea today tor Cuban Pre­ mier Fidel Castro’s personal plane misting sine# Sunday with two meaaboard. H u C-4T used hr Castro on flights to interior Cube wee flying from Havens to Miami for pro­ peller repairs. It was last beard from at 1:M p. m. Sunday. An SOB distress signal received Monday afternoon (rasp a point about IB miles aouthwest of St. FsSHMIMVRi BBBtfBil Id ihi Gulf waters. Moot of llu vessels tahJig pant to Mm bunt quit for tfualght at duto. But a boat and twoptsaei searched through the TALLAHAIBBB (UPI) - J. L. McMullan. a Live Oak Med pro- earner, acid Monday ha wB be a Two Moots Sat By Citrus Grow Trujillo baa art abandoned toe yea re-long custom of a nightly ■troll along ally boulevards. But FREE! TH E BOOK THAT CAN SAVE YOU $200-1500 THIS YEAR M R K " ~ S A V E S YOU MONEY. Examine oho (ecu in this handy buyer's guide. Judge for youm lf how \____ STICKS T O FACTS—official charts compart them all for quality, roominane, driving aomlort and dost of dairy. ^'D O C U M E N T E D PftOOV. Shows that oat car oCan you man aaiactioa. more satislactloa. more quality aw e of every­ thing you m o l Discover all the facta and you’ll lav* that Larkmot prana by n o n thoa a billion owMt-dfivaa miloh quality* BUILT BY TMB QUALITY KABUL V At this aentimenUl I # For aovtral years Eioanbowar has bean trying without sucesas to persuade Congress to limit at, lust sash appropriations far Mu' program to M million a year. Tha funds art allotted on n matching basic with the federal share limited to SO per cent. Mm new leglalatiou would boost to MM,000 Mm existing MU,000 lantt on federal coaSributloas to any single project. f WASHINGTON (UPS) * The Treasury already has otortod •ending eat ton refund cheeks t* early bird filers. The department reminded tom payers that they son file n tsn w now if they have received a W-g form from their employer toUtog how much they earned to IMS. The- closer a return to filed to the April IS deadline, the longer l« takes to get * refund cheek, edfklsto eald. They also pointed out that moat people wiring t i n s for ISM morn •end to n check wttk their re­ turns. The only exception to tfcn taxpayer who ffleo the ehart lorar Foreign Trade Reaches Inland na Colorado drpend e greet Meal on foreign trade, they wen totd recently by Goorge Klllloa, peartdent ef the American PraeUsat Lines sod-chairman ef the Com­ mute af American tuemst% Lines. Million said during a visit to hto native state that Colorado’s ebon of V. g. foraIfto trad# to MM won •a estimated 111 million worth of processed foods, aircraft, machine­ ry, primary metals, chemicals and fabricated metals. Your formers exported some B> miltton worth af wheat, barley and soon. Tear miners exported approximately $1* million worth of molybdenum on." “H u paychecks ef soma IB AM Catorada worker* are dtoaaMy % footed bp foreign trade where toP livelihood B many nddMtonel them ■aada to the state depends upon supporting Industries and trades." �T u m . Feb. §, 1990—F a* * S 1 Osteen Church Group Circle Makes Plans For Smorgasbord 1 Entertained At Ranch Scheduled Feb. 27 Plan* for Ihe annual Swedish Smorgasbord were dlsVu.*ard at the rrccnl mrrltng of the Ethel Ilool Circle of the Congregational Christfan Church, held at the parsonage, 811 I’almello Ave. The event J* scheduled for Feb. 27 with plan* for a very Swedish menu which will include a wide variety of both hot and eold dishes. Committers were appointed a* follows: menu. Mrs. Otliff Norderrn. Mrs. Howard Rollins. Mrs, Maurice Corbett, Mrs. Harold Iferbsl and Mrs. Herbert Thurs­ ton: tickets. Mrs. Helen Rrmusat; serving. Mrs. N'ordsren. Mrs, Rol­ lins and Mrs. Earl Mosley; bever­ ages. Mrs. Hus Sehmah, Mrs. E. H, Ludecke. Mrs. T. R. Alford; tables. Miss Ruby Booth, Mrs. James Brdenbaugh. Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Hrrbst will be tn charge of all commiltrcs. Mrs. Corbett presided at the meeting and Mrs. Edward Simpson led the devotion. Mr*. Rcmusat re­ ported that the church ailverwarc has been increased to a total of IO-J pieces. Mrs. James Rcricnhaugh and Mrs. Richard Carter, hostesses (or the day served refreshment* to Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Simp­ son. Mrs. Sehmah, Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Oscar Zittrower, Mrs. Emma Relt, .Mrs. E. H, Ludecke, Mrs. Ralph Lossing. Mrs. Norma Cook. Mrs. Nordgrcn, Mrs. Hcrb»t and and Joyce Nicholson. Back row, R. E. Peurifoy, Ethel Pcurifoy, Essie Cole, .Mrs. Helen Theus, Mne Sheppard. Irene White, Helen Lelnhart, Bertha Snyder and Tommy Mcl*ain. Mrs. Marjorie Shepard Installed »As Worthy Matron Of Eastern Star Mrs. Msrjorle Shepard, new wor­ thy matron and other officers of Seminole Chapter No. 3, Order of Eastern S u r, were Installed at an impressive ceremony of officers for the coming year. With 1139 officers at their stations, Mrs. Llnnle Uoye, curing worthy matron, gave the clcame addrese la members and guests present. Mrs. Helen Theus, of Leesburg, was Installing olficcr. She present­ ed Leona McLain as Installing marshall, Mamie J. Warner as installing chaplain and Maude Humphrey as organist. Dick Aiken, soloist, sang "The Twenty-third Tsalm", accompanied at the piano by hit daughter, Diane. \ As each star-point was Installed, ‘sirs. Theus presented her with an old-fashioned nosegay of flowers, appropriate lo Ihe point, yellow to Joyce Nicholson as Ruth; white to Stella Pryor as Esther; blue to Mary Elizabeth Thompson as Mar­ tha and green to Marge Bradcmeycr as Electa. At the close of the Insla Us(ton Muye presented ceremony the new worthy matron with the Katherine McKay pin and a large arm bouquet of red rows irom the chapter. trying Pryor and Mrs. R. F. Cren­ shaw. The serving table was centered with a lovely rake, and the table cover wai draped with awag* of the matron'a emblematic colon and pinned with pink camellias. Serving Ihe punch were Mrs. Shep­ ard's daughter, Joyre, and Diane Aikeh. ( I THI •EMINULB —DtBARY ' HBABT COUNCIL gratefully accept* and acknow lad get memorial contributions for HEART RESRARCH. .Miss .Marianne Ludwig THURSDAY Takes Training Atales Circle of the Garden Club will meel at 8 p. m. with Mrs. W. P. Fields, 200 W. ITth In N ew Orleans Personals Williams* Home ' « *» .***ii f r. ■“ \1 t» v t • ■-a CHAPLAIN WILLIAM HEARN, accund from left, ns* aintn in tha flag dedication ceremony by member* of the Ladies Auxilinry of tha Fleet Reserve. The flit# whs a gift from the men’a Branch 147 and will be used at Oviedo RY MARIAN R. JONES A spend the-day parly was held ncually at tha home of Mrs. John Courier Jr., at which tlm« a covered dish luncheon was served, limes. C. T. Niblaek, James E. Brookshire, Mae E. King, George C. Means. J. H. Lee. Theodore Au11a, Jr., C. L. Wert, J. C. Kalrclolh, Clarence Taylor and It. W. Estea enjoyed the sewing bee. Keith Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mra. J . L. Malcolm, is confined tn Use base hospital in Ft. Knox with pneumonia. SSOC1ATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS future meeting*. At left in Mra. H. K. SuiulvuH. pant president of the auxiliary; Chaplain Hearn, Mrs. Robert Drayton and Mrs. John White, president. (Herald Photo) Church Mrs. Wilt Receives Silver Ash Tray _ f» » . tew *. a mm TUESDAY r im For T he Week IIVPIIJ III I m11 L liu illl riu Mrs. Robert S. Satre and Mra. ncer fellowship « p. Neat J. Johnson were co-hostesses First Baptist Church Golden Cir st the VAIM Officers Wives tl« banquet in educational Bldg luncheon, Friday at the Bachelor ' church WML Officers quarlrr* at the hanford cxecume meeting 7:30 |». m Naval Air Station. General meeting, 8 p. m. Descon'i Mrs. Richard L. WUt, who will meeting, 7:30 p. m. be leaving the squadron toon, WEDNESDAY was presented a silver ash tray. • £ & . • « i ' h“ » h s c Mrs. R. Golden and Mrs. James school officers and teachers sup, E. Goss won the certificate from per meeting, 8:30 p. m. R. A.‘i Neil's Studio of Hair Design. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting and butl A bridge will be held at the n*‘* •» ' ., home of Mre. Kenneth L. Coekey, Presbyterian Church Urcle I, Friday with Mra. R. L. Cornell on Lak* Those present included Mrs. H. B,vd' •* 18 *• "■ c),m! Lang. Mrs. Donald E. Ethel). Mrs. 8 PB‘wr TV Charlea Guthrie, Mrs. Charles * C,,8ncel cholr r,he,rM l , :3< Hodgale, Mre. George Hoffman, P* *■ Mrs. George Kemmons, Mrs. — — _____ Frances Msckcy, Mrs. Harold MeHack In th* isth vrnlury, Minis Cumber. homes had two tubs per bath Mrs. David Xing, Mrs. Donald room: one for washing with sisp, McGraw, Mrs. Richard Petersen, ! the other for rinsing it off. Mrs. Robert Provenrher, Mrs. 1 Wesley L. Ralston, Mrs. Golden, \ ™ J The* Seminole High School DCT club is sponsoring a dinre Fri­ day night at the high school audi­ torium. All high school studrnti srr Invilrd lo attend. The dance is informsl. This year Ihe DCT club is run­ ning a candidate for district V representative for the Florida Judge and Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., entertained with open house Friday night, honoring Judge and Mrs. Murray Overstreet of Kis­ simmee; Judge and Mr*. William Abridge, Cocoa, and Stale Attor­ ney and Mrs. Arthur Steed or Orlando. The serving table was overlaid with a Madeira rut work cloth and erntered with an arrangement of yellow ntums in a silver con­ tainer. Yrllow mums and green Fuji mums were used throughout the other entertaining rooms., *lho«p assisting In serving were Mr*. Vassar U. Carlton, THusvillr, Mrs. Karlyle Housholdcr and Mrs. Douglas Strntlrutn, (iuesls from Orlando: Included Judge Frank A. Smith, Judge and Mrs. Terry B, I'altemon, Judge and Mrs. Roger Barker, Judgr and Mrs. W. A. Pattishall, Judge and Mrs. Vassar R. Carlton, Titus­ ville, .Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hosemann, Jr,. Merritt Island, and members of the Seminole County Rat Association and their wives. (pstM onaU Mickey Durak has returned to Gainesville after spending a week with hit parents, Mr. snd Mrs. M. J. Durak, at their home on West First Street. He Is majoring in elertrical engineering at the University of Fionds. Mrs. Ssrsh K Holton end daughters, Mrs. Wayne Sheldon and Miss Barbara Bolton, have rrlurnrd In their home In Port Huron. Mich. They were called here due to Ihe death nf Mrs. Bolton's father, Edwin A Van Fleet. at the M. Q. Ranch. Following a short devotion pro­ gram, an Informal evrnlng was en­ joyed in Ihe "cook-house." Sitting around Ihe huge fireplace tha guests listened tn " Ranch Tales", as told by. Mrs. Morris. She told the history of many of the trophies displayed at the ranch, including the second largest pair of horns from ■ long-horn steer known to exist. They measure nine feet two inches and were taken from "Old Blue" who traveled the Chisholm Trait. Old Blue was the vlcer immortalized In "Up The Trail From Texas." The hostrsses served refresh* menu from large lasy tusan round* up tables, centered with flower arrangements in planters. Those attending were Mrs. Nolan Osteen. Mrs. Robert Wtlltama, Mrs. Jake Reddltt, Mrs. Joe Mas* lers, Mrs. John Bradin, Mrs, John Melrose, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Julius Gerhardt, Mrs. Louis Noel, Mrs. Lois Brooke, Mrs. Irving Vlens, Mrs. Willie Brown. Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Raymood Pell. Mrs. Alma Walker, Mrs. Albert Clark, Mrs. Guy Beall. Mrs. Elmer Shiners, Miss Jean Masters, Mrs. W. L. Jones, Mrs. John Halms, Mrs. Paul Brooke, Mrs. Donald La* Fils, Mrs. Raymond Frank, Mbs Barbara Clark, Mrs. KeaneUi Clark, Misa Regina d a rk and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Enterprise Personals Mrs. John Bradin and lira. John Melrose attended e meeting at the home demonstration office In Do* Land, Friday. They received in* struct Ion on the earn of (loan and upholatery, which they will praeont tn their local dube later. Wednesday, Feb. 10 Taking M easure* For SPRING A SUMMER SUITS clK6*t6%0£M There's a Irirk lo whipping cream successfully that bears re­ peating for the beginner in cookbowl. Chill bowl, beater and cream. Whip rrram with a ro­ tary brairr until Uiirkened. At this point, add sugar to tastr and unilnur whipping until cream bearly stands up in peaks. C U R IN G FEBRUARY hostesses. Camellia Circle meets at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Lewis Barley in Lake .Mary. Program on landscaping. Central Circle meets at 2:IS p. m. with Mr*. R. W. Turner, SIS Park Ave. Program on con­ servation of trees. Hemerocallis circle meets at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Watson Reel in Lake Mary for a program on miniature gardens. Magnolia Circle will meel at 1 p. m. with Mrs. R. E. Wilirl, tout Wynnwood Dr. Mrs. D. B. Owen will be the speaker. Palm Circle will meet at 8 30 a. m. at Ihe home of Mrs. H. P. Newton, Plomoia Dr., Dellary, Karl S. Rolander of Winter Park, well known lecturer, will speak an "color and design In the garden." Wood rose Circle will meel at 10 a. m. with Mrs. Wendell Holmes, 414 Sunland Dr. Special guest Plans Activities Calendar From Wives Club * ii Seminole D C T Club WEDNESDAY Valentine luneheon and card par* ty sponsored by the social depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Club. Luncheon served at 12:30 p. ni. followed hy bridge and canasta game*. Student Nurse Entertained At Personals SECURITY X o jca t Miss Marianne Ludwig, a senior at Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Orlando, left Sunday for New Orlrans, La. She will spend three months at DrPaul Hospital, studying psychia­ tric nursing and three monlhs at Charity Hospital, studying pedia­ trics. L a k e M o n ro e Miss Ludwig will return lo OrUndo ihr tatter part of July and will graduale In September. She is the daughter or Mrs. John Ludwig, " Mrs. Annie Hawkins, Mrs. Clsudc 209 Arcadia Rd Sanford Hawkins and son, Sidney, spent Sunday in Cocoa wilhMr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. Bar Assn. Members la Thankful Tribute — 0 BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mrs. Herman E. Morris and Mrs. Ernie Morris entertained the wom­ en of the adult Sunday school class of the Qstrcn Rsptisl Church and several nthe,- friends of the area F 0 0 D M A R T W ILL G IV E -U P TO * 1 < r ABSOLUTELY FREE (THE FIRST 910.00 OF YOUR PURCHASE) for WE ar* dedicated to making YOU more beautiful. And now's n good time to ’ let us . . . . so you’ll look your loveliest for your Special man on Valentine's Day. any car in drivable co when you buy a new STAR APPEARS REGISTER TAPE — THERE WILL BE MANY WINNERS — PONT MISS IT RENAULT ^ D auphins * or 4CVI BEAUTY SALON NAIIOflAI BIAUIYSAini W H E N A RED ON YOUR CASH yyu K su i M t FRENCH FA S*M SMALL CARS ARE OLR HL8INKSB . .NOT A SIDELINE �Per a maa who cae cogog loot Dacamber that bo hag glraa up tha race, this waa algaUcaat, for ha epoka la tha preacat tame. Than the hay question: “Would you accept a draft far tho Demo* erotic nomination for prasldant?" Tho gorornor ronchad out hla right h ud end wrapped hla big palm around tha aapa of my nock. And ho para It three oolid whack*. Hit mobile mouth broke Int o n grin. Ho didn't any a word. W i, than, waa hla aaawar. Now, what did It signify? Ha hadn't eald yea, and ha hadn't Mid an. Did ho mean maybe? I placed tbla problem before aoraral proa* gaQary eoUaiguoa, and tho lant 1 aaw of thorn they ware atlU try­ ing to aoalym It. Tho Idea far a Democratic draft earn* Uko n boU on that Satur­ day night whan tho Demoa won fighting oath otimr and Richard M m among tha f l i t plaUa all A visit with tho Seminole County Cottlemen'a Aaan. nt i Wotting during the"weekend brought home several thlnga high wo ore inelTnod to forgot periodically. Win d o st Italian that the cattle industry, although retivnly flnnll la thin county, has on* of tha state's strongest ittkmoa's organisations hen. These men get together on Meeting their business and take action with comr actions don't gat much public notice, but they are in saraal noteworthy projects to improve cattle rrlgation, paaturas ate. In a county, where diveralii Important, auch aa it certainly is here, they, are • art 98 members in the cattlemen's association Wo believs interest in their industry is going to in tho upcoming elections is understandably in ■ the primaries near and the votera of District B led to organise, ft y | terod voters of that district ware Invited — or to attend tonight’s matting for .tha purpose of irt In saisetion of tha publie officials who will best poor own and your neighbor’s interests,” ’otera League of District 8 is the name of it and leva urge votera to join. “There is no obligation to it your Interest in and willingness to work for a government for Seminole County/’ its introductory Hte radar to puli in bettor pictures on yew set! straight at the Midlag tawer af the chsaacl W# hope that the District B meetings and any other nilar ones will provide forums for intelligent discussion down at Camp David with Premier ways and means of accomplishment and wa also hope that WASHINGTON - Intelligence to discipline him. IndlcaUDg (hat Premier Khrushchcv'i troubles in demob* Khruihchev has lergtly vanished. the sessions will try to contribute to them raport* Khrushchev la having troublaa Tbit's on* ration to explain why elty people are healthier than farm folks. In the elUss, you brealha a wider variety of gsrms and this vary faot lata your body build up chemical immunity to them. You inhale what wo call sub-mlnlmal Bases of gents. Thst means you don't get enough to strike you down Rfth the di­ stal* but you do absorb enough to a tm as an internal vaccinaUna. When Franklin O. Xooaevelt wag stricken with polio, ho was a rugged physical specimen, but hla blood cnamlatry did not centals the satldoto for polio virus, So' PLEASE vaccinate your chU. drta against dJptberia, smallpox tetanus and polio. Raw vagotahlas and athletics era desirable. but thay don't ward off outride “bugs” like mosqultoes aor tenor “bugs" like small, pox and polio1 (Always write to Dr. Crass ovor tho Sboraloa Park. Only sympathy shewn far say. M r that sight vaa h r Nalan A. Rockafalltr. Gar. Robert Uayitir of New Jarsay, for o m , said what a ahama It waa that the hag old GOP boaata clooed out poor Nt|.A aoo ■« ruthlessly* 9 And thaa Harry Trumts told Um battiiai bsonsr-bearor* la ef­ fect: '‘Mart, you caa go around fighting each other If you want to. but there are other good caadlgalea arguable.1* So, why Wt Nelaoe Rockefeller, who aarrod ao woU under Truman? Ha’a a Republican, but after aU, Woodall Wulkio, once a Democrat, a tha Xapubllcaa noalnalioe.Dwight Elsenhower, btfora* gociglag oa the Ropubliciaa, waa ishad to rua oa tho Democratic ticket. rutharaora, aoma New Yarbtra hare already aali tho gavoraora bean acting Ilka a Democrat. with hla own military a n consol­ ing to administration officials who find thamselvea la a blttar contro­ versy over America'* defense!. “Maybe tbalr generals don't relira and write books tha way Max Taylor did," one Pentagon figure ut It, “but Khrushchev la aura avlng difficulties with HO,000 of­ ficers whe don't like giving up those fine uniforms ana all the privileges that weal with them." Gen. Maxwell Taylor** “The Uncertain Trumpet" l» one of the most forthright attacks from a highly Informed source on tho administration's military policy. Rumora have circulated that even though Taylor la ntired with a lucrative job la Mexlao City tha White Houae la seeking aome way E DAILY Hiring a reported 1,MO,000 officers and men are given aa one reason for the falling away from the “spirit or Camp David" and tho Increasingly tough tone out of Moscow. Unlike Stalin, who waa a supreme dictator, Khrushchev must reckon with those who apeak for Important ala manta of pawsr, One of thaM 1* tho military and, according to lalsHlftace reports, tha nutation ii being raised at tha tap aa to whether tha pro­ posed demobilisation doss not go i t far ai to weaken Riusls'a dafanaa position, la abort, Khruahchav la being accused of taking loo soft n Una with .the Weat. Whatever the reasons, there la little doubt that the aura of good will generated (ait September when President Elsenhower sat CROSSW ORD g. Mature SKHoad D U adeffual 4.Thrice (slu g ) P. Courageous (mu*,) KOeMou •.Cunning - I. Bara te n s trick •.Rxtmotdbu note 30. Negative tea ary panes tT.fielawa IS. Wratta ILHUlf SCFtgpm (alaag) SR RuhO f, Italian r*» out sort (peas.) N k w ' i culture St. Trap S3. Dwelling t*. Fifty-yard desk man I j n r . n f’ *; M * *JI I ( ! ] -I N V > H i \jt u ii i iji i ' ii n Ml# I i • 1.( MM'V| '(I »tim ■ HMUU I 1 II •II ‘III * 31. Dontorouo RMoUariaas nick. II. XulamaUaa calf .• name i-jr.o r j n r i IT, Donkey •.shattersIt. Hindu It. Souths**! ll.aetnao gateim hyaoutk 3*. Tr*0 (pus.) (abfar.t jT.Maiodtpa SR Pertaining lRAeutr tethsaerlu ll.Muatenate aat stage of SKBUtehMide CU _ American policymakers planning for the summit conference In Pari* in .May believe that the beat that can come out of it ta • polite agreomeat to disagree. This ii la marked contrast with tha view of tome months ago that an interim settlement of the status of Roriln could bo nagetlaiad. Than are area doubts as (a whathar tha agreement to disagroo caa ba kapt at a polite diploma, tie pitch, with laerasslag vehem­ ence, Khrushchev In bis exchanges with Chaaeetlor Adenausr has cam* back to hla demand that tha two Gormaiys work out their owa relationship or, falling this, bo wai sign a separate paaca treaty with Communist Kast Ger­ many, But the Klaaahswar visit to Moscow coming less than a month after tha summit la llhtly to laaura that tha tana of the Faria coaftreica la at least outwardly pacific. Kbruahehav baa, after all, certified to hla owa people that Eisenhower is a maa of paaea tad aa abrupt reversal af that line would be, to say Uw least, embsrraislng. Another bit of Insuranea la the coacept of a 'aortas of summit mootings. If Farts fails, tha four power* will agree to meet six months or so later lo one of the other capitals and wraalle with the same problems. aa aaaaca ym bm tv instil with esak aa isawy pUtam sag “ihtiU" m a* aaay sUasslit Uka WMt , h ,U. yrt'rt in k atly la a l»t*tita d m TV aliaala m u fr»w m >>airactUss -a it Jail tha h i ysar aattaaa « t Ml ij u fact. ■an ta aa laser itiHiki m r saua** *.tk l at 4 u m m u sBclsatly **4 brlaa la tk* bagt Maallli rictara flaw aa* f Irmtlsa. Wbai y»* aaaf la tka TV a im l Utl aaaaaa m t aataaaa la Cirri, n t htwt Ilka JUStr-lk* COS SOTOS, urn aa as m im i l nan's alt jraa fa W pall ta aiaanr. akarpar, stnaftr ptatamt t. Tara laagg Iknwcsp gtaMUaa gslsriia aa W i kw> HMMMaCaalnlCaHid. S SaUr at Ui tan a/ paar w /a a ln M tarai S k a »•**pM* M l tUf pm an fla pfalef* ataarar t i n aaar Uftr*. S Ult t n r gipir fnm Us Stintar sad paar aataaaa gala* MM n i l UTUL n u t u n NaiSraf*a/ Itwtnti if COSSilna art u i (atut aaS ta TVmtplUe arm /Ml (Its plan. •watt itaiMe, atma raiuu. wa kan iati af aanplay fw* Ur aaf adr, ate tkap all tar ** g l am atatlaal aa4 kan a kattar piclan ikaa Uap Sa. Tka «aaatraaaaaaat bakaau** »M«a.eiS,lfiCa>ai. i utua Kmm nHfifff IwHfa fultfu. Slept*, iaa'l ill Sa vkg aatUa far baU-vap TVt Pali le ait tka akaaaala pair ad h aeatppaf ta • thrifty co s aoToa. NOWI Start gtHing po rbet TV picture* With 0 ROTOR B a u a w O m a n i a QQt*s*( Hoover Radio ft TV, 004 & Sanford Avo. Keek TV, M il & Pork Avo. Winn's TV ft Radio Service, 309 Second St Seminole Radio ft TV, 503 Celery Avo, W. A* Norris, R t 1* Box 430-H, Lokoviow Drive Panl'oTown ft Country, 2558 Orlandf Drivo I ^ . * Editor: In behalf of the Somloolo-De. Bary Heart Council I want lo ex­ press our warm appreciation and thank you for the articles you had published la the paper In regard la tha Batts Davis Heart Fund Ihaw at the Civic Center. It was through the efforts of N many Interested and wonder­ ful people, Ilk* yoursalfs, that wo iM B Secretary Night Navigation Eaiiar, Safer SAN FRANCISCO (UF1) - Lu­ minous radar plotters used on commsfetsl freighters and tankers ara proving a boon to alght-tlma navigators. Tho “glow-la-lba-dark" plotters •limitsle U lights which riciali of vision Company to din of na bura m^j llll | | | L ist prices as much as $76.05 lower cm popular models with popular equipam t aa Um richly pooplo chanueally more lama WWT RAU.B Imp^t m pU euahten of the rovolutlanory AMF automat!* pinaotter now aoan at Pot Lanas and Onora Road off If-PS In autetd trio* switch atprtieg cy*U ••.ratlon alaU U raturaad, standing pba lifted, mot after deadwwd cleared. Ma iia iry and FI8 al Now Jot I ears B y —» aamw m ireta a a a i e i LAKE NARY FA 24055 i i ThaChevrolet models moot people Mg hnftaa «m aMMhw* ewer atepm ■------ r t b fh i m. ft i buy, equipped Uw way usqet people Rlvetlaaa beaded Usings mans they got up l o ! • « mass mflw n m k u Z wsnt them, am actually priced lower thaa loot yoaria moiala. This two- last teagor, tea. , of regular and otill have M aof® 3? ---------------- ----- —--------. . . . ------- ------ ------ . . eyllador models with fawarglid*. Yat Cbevy’s loaded with mar* of tha thlnga that put ptenauN into owning a ear. (Juot look at tha Uadi) It’a Uw Iu i m o M mu ^ IMmlmMmmmmd �Vf» S snfnrlt TuM. Feb', 9, I960—Pa*® S S erais Golden Bears HoM First ♦ fovjuufion By JERRY COVINGTON Tonight the Scminolcs go ngain&t a big and tough Lakeview ball club in w hat ia expected to be a thriller. In th eir firs t meeting earlier this sea­ son. the Semlnoles enjoyed one of their best nights and their fast brenk and fru s­ tra tin g press provided them with a victory. Since then the Red Devils have come fa s t and they are now the only team th at holds the distinction of n win over powerful W inter Park. They battled down to the wire and squeezed past them by a single point. The Red Devils from W inter Garden have the largest overall team in the OBC and. unless the Semlnoles can outrun them as they did in the first meeting, they will have th eir hands full. Any way you look a t It, tonight's game should be a thriller and Coach Bud Layer’s youngsters should continue fo supply the fans w ith th e same type of thrilling action. • • • W ednesday night the coaches of the OBC will m eet to set up the tournam ent •Gruelling Test Awaits Racers 8anford*Orlii>do's Kennel Club’s match race team will hive a gruelling "practice session" to­ night when they run ia tho featur­ ed ninth race on a 10-event card starting at 8:10. The trie of local stars Is pro. .paring for Friday nlgbl’a match .race against, atari of .tea Jack* •onvllle Kennel Club. Interest la the lnter-area eompatitkm la snow­ balling, according to Asst. Mgr. Jack Ledoux, sad • record crowd is expected for the encounter. Tonight's fu tu re will be a nig­ ged test for the thrsuoms, which consists of Happy Joe Lucky, A. R. Ewbanks and Saddle Mark. They'D have to face such Grsdc-A i* stalwarts as Dapples, 0. B.'i Ar• goi and O. B.'i Massive. Race Street Keaael'e Happy Joe Lucky is a veteran giant who hai finished in the top three In nine •f hla 10 races this season. The total Includes four wine a'galnst top competition. The ao-pounder is rated the favorite ia the ninth by S-to-2 morning line odde. The dark brindle crowd-pleuer will be galloping from tho clgbt-box, Carl 0. Traey’i A. R. Ewbanks W Is ranked second-best by morning line digits of 3-to-l. The 87-pound brindle fellow will march from the fifth post position. Saddle Mark, from the strong Arthur Bowser kennel, will move •ut from the feur-box. Matinee action at the local oval will start at I p. m. tomorrow. • NEW YORK (UPI) - The Callornla Golden Bears, who meet be only team that has beaten hem this season when they enertatn Southern California Friday tight, remained first today la Jolted Press International's mior collego basketball ratings. California tightened Its grip on ha No. 1 spot. It received 33 th a t will gdt underway a week from T hursday in Apopka. Actually, it was Sanford’s year to play host to the tourney, but due to the fact th a t the gym w asn't ready, it w on't be held here until next year. W ith the addition of Wildwood to the OBC this year, the. conference will bo rounded out w ith six team s participating. W inter Park and Sanford are top rated to m ake it to the finals w ith Lakeview, Apopka, and Wildwood as the dark horses and Leesburg running a poor last. This year’s tournam ent should be one of the best we have seen in m any years. A lthough Wildwood, Lakeview and Apop­ ka have been beatable In regular season action, this doesn't mean a great deal, for when thd tournam ents begin every team is usually capable of taking home the honors. The firs t round of the tournam ent will g et underway in the afternoon of Feb. 18 and the finals will be Feb. 20, a Saturday night. The Semlnoles have never m ade it to the OBC finals, but this year things should prove a little d ifferent if they continue th e ir fine type of play. Robertson Keeps Rolling; Scores •62 Points Against North Texas United Press International And still mors rsccrds for Osc ir Robertson! Cincinnati's fabulous Big 0 would have been excused ■ let* down following his record-break* ing weekend but there was simply no bolding him Monday night hwhen bo poured In ez points In a 123-74 victory over North Texas State. The total ballooned bis alltime major college point record to 2,042 end marked the biggest Slagle night of hie career. In addition to breaking hie pre­ vious personal high of 58 points, Robertson smashed the old Cin* einnatl Field House mark of SO Place In Cage Ratings Coven Sports points la one game and also broke Bob Kurlaad’o 14-year-old Missouri Valley -conference record of 51 points, The 8-foot, 5-lnch whin hit on 23 of a shot* from the field for ■ .793 percentage and made 18 of 19 free throws for .941. Early In the game he scored nine straight field goals and during a six-minute stretch of the rteond half he had 10 straight field goals and a foul for 31 points. The second-ranked Bearcats open­ ed up a 55-31 lead at halftime end rolled It up In the second half as they continually fed the ball to Robertson. Cincinnati’s lllh victory In 19 games highlighted a night during which 5 of the nation's other lop 11 teams won. Third • ranked'Bradley rolled over Houston, 78-57; fourth-ranked Ohio State remained unbeaten la the Big 10 with a 106-69 rout of Wisconsin; fifth-ranked West Vir­ ginia ripped New York University, 96-89; snd lith-rsnktd North Caro­ lina beat Clemson, 73-34. Also in the Big 10, Michigan State handed Illinois Its third con­ ference lose, 78-77, PurduO best Michigan. 79-85, Indiana whipped Iowa. 07-74, and Northwestern ral­ lied for a 83-81 win over Minne­ sota. In other top games, 13th-raaked St. Louis won 73-51 over Oklaho­ ma City; Kentucky whipped Mis­ sissippi State, so-50; Aubura tout­ ed Florida, 00-51; Alebama nipped Georgia, 84-80; Oklahoma beat Nebaska, 83-54. Texaa defeated Texas Tech, 75-88, and Colorado beat Oklahoma State, 41-40. Wilt Expected fo Snap Mark Big Ten Appears To Have Nixed Rose BowI.Renewal CHAMPAIGN, 111. (U P I)- The Big Ten has ill but - officially turned up Its nose at renewing Rose Bowl competitions on a con­ tract basis, Illinois, casting a key ballet on the issue, voted Monday against sending a Big Ten team to the Rose Bowl. The formal vote on the bow) won't corn* until neat month at tha conferanee’a winter meeting at Columbus, Ohio. But Illinois, which had been eipected to favor renewal of tha bowl pact, was tha fourth to vote bo. Northwestern opposed the con­ tract la earlier balloting and was expected to do xo again, joining Illinois, Ohio Stele, Minnesota and Wisconsin In tha anil-bow! faction. Michigan Stele already has voted In favor of renewal and four othtrt— Indiana, Purdue, Iowa and Michigan — were expected to align themselves as the pro-bowl schools, thus bringing tha vote to a 5-3 deadlock at the Columbus meeting. Sugar Ray, Pehder To M eet Again BOSTON (UPI) - Sugar Ray Robinson and Paul Pender will meet In a televised rematch—in Boston—for an abbreviated ver­ sion of tha middleweight title April 29. Robinson, delhroned by tha 39year-old Pender here list month, finally relented Monday and agreed to hava the bout staged at The Garden. He had slated previ­ MIAMI BEACH <UPI) - Luis ously that he would never fight Manuel Rodrigues, top-ranked Cu­ hare ageln. ban welterweight, puts hie p e r feet boxing record of 30 victories on the line Wednesday night In a Triple For Rotz 10-round nationally televised fight MIAMI (UPI) - John L. Roll, against unbeaten Carl Hubbard or a 38-year-old jockey from Nisnlic, Phlladtlphla. III., booted home three winners Tho busy-banded but light- at Hialeah Park Monday. Rote punching Rodrigues is expected to scored his triple on New Holland be a solid (3-1) favorite over his ($8.40) la the first race to set up heavier-hitting opponent, who has a $53,00 dally double with Grand sent two recent foes to tho hoi- Season ($7.00) McPhea ($ll.30)te pita! with Ms powerful, two-fisted the fourth and On Leave ($11.16) la the sixth. attack. Top Welters Set For T V Match NEW YORK <UPI)-wnt Chamerlaln, Philadelphia's fabulous ookle star with 2,083 points to his redlt. Is expected to bresk Bob 'cult’s sinile-itison scoring reeird in the National Basketball AsoclaUon tonight when the Warrir> meet the Detroit Piitons. In other lo beat Petllt'a record if 3,105 points, Chamberlain needs nly 13 points tonight. At the rate ie has been scoring this season, Vllt should wipe out the mark ometime before the halftime inermlsalon. Jack Twyman of the Cincinnati toylli, Chamberlain'* closest puruer In Ute individual ywlnt scorog race with l.tM points, has cored dose to terse timet as many points as any teammate. Country Club Monday included, from th e left, H arry Sault, of New Rochelle, N. Y., W alter Baron of Mn-Ho-Pac, N . Y, and Pro Golfer Bollard Beasely of Orlando. Snult and Baron were ffueats of the M ayfair Inn. Low professionals in the tournam ent were Grover Todd of Orlando’a Pine Hills Country Club and Marvin Harvey of th e New Sm yrna Bench Country Club. Bath had scores of 72. (Herald Photo) Flood, Blizzard May Leave Mark On Forthcoming Winter Olympics SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) —More than 400 of the world's finest Olympic skiers sod skaters studied the after-effects of a flood followed by a typical Squaw Valley bllnard today—and hoped that conditions improve in the fu­ ture. The alle of the 1980 Winter Olympics, set for Feb. 11-28, took the raveling effect* of the storm in fair stride. The big parking lot was flood­ ed; it will lake three daya to re­ build the lowrr end of the down­ hill course at l$e foot of Squaw Peak, which was washed away in the flood; several small buildings and big trailers wera blown over; Tech Continues Drive For Title United Press latenteUonal Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets continued their drive for the Southeastern Conference title with a 76-58 win over Louisians State Monday night, but Kentucky and Auburn both won to remain in contention. While Roger Kaiser was break­ ing Tech'a single season scoring mark with a 30-polnt performance against LSU. Kentucky romped over Mississippi State, 90-59. and Auburn smothered Florida, 89-51. In other SEC action, the reju­ venated Alabama Crimson Tide edged Georgia, 0100, In overtime; Tenneiato whipped Mississippi, 11-74, and Vanderbilt tripprd Tulana, 81-84, In overtime. Kaiser, Tech’s sharp - shooting captain, raised his set son's total to 454—two more points than sny other Jeeket had ever scored in one season. He Is tha SEC's scor­ ing leader with an average of 21.6 points per game. and one of the 360 pound decora­ tive suture w it hurled to the ground. But other than that there was no major damage. "Wa are still keeping a 34-hour vigil to see that nothing goes wrong" said H. D. Thoreau, man­ aging director of the games. "But the storm seems to be ehatlng." The weathermen said tho big blow should be over by night fall —diminishing through the day. Official practice was supposed to start today on the downhill and slalom slopes for tha men skiers —but it is going lo take some lime to repair the courses to tho fine condition they were in before the atom s AIL Chicago G ets M eet CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Tho National A.A.U.’s women's indoor track and field champion­ ships hava been awarded to Chi­ cago. Tho central A.A.U., with fi­ nancial support from the Shrlncr's Temple of Chicago, will host the event at the University of Chi­ cago Field House, April 15-16. * 1 11■ - 1 Ransom To Coach COLLEGE STATION, T ex .fUPI) — Henry Ransom of Bryan, Tex., winner of the 1956 Tam O'Shanter golf tournament, has Wen named head golf coach at Texas ABM, succeeding Joe Fa­ gan, who resigned to devote full time to managing the AAM golf course. Grimm's W ife H urt ODELL, 111. (UPI) - Mr*. Charley Grimm, wife of the Chi­ cago Cubs' menager, escaped wllh a minor arm Injury Mondday adcr smashing up her MW station wagon la an accident near here. Rookie Star Inks '60 Cinci Pact By United Press Im enu (teas! Vada Pinion, the rookie the ex­ pert! forgot whan WUIla MeCovey came along, has signed a 1380 contract that undoubtedly makie him tha higbast paid sophomore in tba Cincinnati Reds’ history. Tha 31-year-old nViva of Mem­ phis, Tenn., agreed to an estimat­ ed $16,000 as a reward for a sea­ son in which he batted .318, hit 20 homers, drova in 84 runs and set team msrks of 131 runs, 47 doubles and 31 stolen bases. Under ordinary circumstances those figures would have made Pinson tho National Loagua’s rookie of tha year but Ua honor went instead to MeCovey, sensa­ tional San Francisco Giant firstbaseman who hit .358 in 53 gamts. Other signings: Tom Acker, 8-foot, 4-lnch. 310pound righthandod pitcher, signed with tha Kansas City Athletics. Reserve infielder Mel Roach and relief pitcher Bob Hartman brought the Milwaukee Braves’ iltlsfied list to 18. Second-baseman Sparky Ander­ son, who hit .318 as a rookie, and outfielder Bobby Del Grrco, .288 with Buffalo of tha International League, signed wllh tho Philadel­ phia Phillies. Catcher Run Nison and firstbastmsn Norm Cash agreed to terms with tho Cleveland Indians leaving only homa run slugger Rocky Colsvtlo and pitcher Gary Bell unsigned. ANOTHER “ HOME N ig h tly £ * 3 MATINEES WEEKLY W ednesday, Friday f t Saturday 3 P , M> LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Clubhouse • Heated Bunds J e r ry Collins, Co-Ownt r Located S mlleo South of Sanford on Mighway IMS Torn Wool nt Rad Arrow B U IL T — W ITH RAVENNA THE first-place vetes and 334 petal* la the leteet balloting by tho 31 leading coacbbe who rat# tho teams for UPI. The Clndanatl Bearcats held eecood place with nine first-place vote* and Std points. California boosted *te m artin over ClnclnnaU to 13 points after leading by eight last week. & * ctnatti, led by All-America Oscar Robertson, held tho top spot from the start of tho season until It was replaced by California lif t week. Bradley remained third with two first - place votes and ■ * points. Ohio stgte again waa fourth wllh tha other flrit-plseo vote end 241 points. Wait Virginia held fifth plaet with 117 petalx. Thera were ao newcomers to the top I t but all the teams In the bottom half of tho group switched plans. VUUnova sdvsaeed from sevtafh to sixth with i l l points. Utah mow* ed from olghlh to seventh with 106. Georgia Tech slipped frdm slate to eighth with i n aftar bowing to Auburn for the second time tele season. Utah 8tate mov­ ed from 10th te ninth with S3 and Texae ASM, wblth loet a road lim a ta Santa CUra last weak, dropped from nM h to loth with SO. North Carolina remained, tlte , Dayton was ltth and St. Louis 13th. Illinois and Kentucky Uod for 14th. St. Boas venture and South­ ern California tlod for 18th. St, Jotpph'i (P«-). Louisville, Wake Forest and Kaasas State tlod far ISte. Southern MethodUt, South Carolina and Providence wore Urn only ether teams moatUMd on this week's balloti. P R ID E ” ...IN PARK i>m*: ► RANCHER ' HOMES IN RAVENNA—PAHK CAN BE FINANCED UNDER VA with 4 N O T H IN G DOWN CjM ta^CosUM Dnl^ Others under FHA. with as Low ns *4 0 0 Down voun U 8M. m u m ia u t v HOLLER Corner 2nd A Pobnotto MOTOR SANFORD* FLA. Monthly Payments Like Rent! INVESTIGATE NOW — BEE OR CALL US TODAY — SALES OFFICE 18 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th di FRENCH. SALES FA 2-0711 211 Wont 23th St. I NC. Gmml O ffks F A 2-JIU V' i Off* »AMW x■ �L * *- fo r 3BB TH* WHAT A SOREHEAD H P A v if T S -V A L L E 9 T LIV tN S W M AT'S t h i s in t h e M tC * O B C O F B , poof ___ * JUST BECAUSE ME *____-HAS A BETTER > * 1 - 7 M fM O«y %i L -J - ^ t m a n i animals ! A L L L IN E D u «» AMP M O V iN ® AROUND. W H A T . c n S at thB to f f A'A<K5 t h e m PO THAT? 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H U S B A N D __ _ o f M in e ? j Z , V O O -H O O , I T S M E. O f A , TM H O M E l f ANE*P£N*IV« J ------ t K I M 1 .* ^ ' * » ,. *. . . . TCLCCOAM -F O B YOU YOU kAs AN 5ATUQORY HV8.NOW.? \\C a o r r A HAMS UD.f O A O » toyin<s t o cau. ± 3 * A MOM, H‘,KITTEN? A hlKSHT* BUT t HAVE ILL TAKE YOU J J l — S f c ^ A O A T E - V TO THE — n —^ HES MOTMEB W IN S E V ^ M A CTuaeo H I* a n k le HR MADE A DASH POO " — I H , 4 f ju * r T H E K IT C H E N F L O O D -* v A£A in *d had > VMAttCD < ( t— < ' �A W a n t A d A D a y M a k e s A l l B u s in e s s P a y ! P h . F A 2 -2 6 1 1 2. For Ront 2. For Rent I 5. Real E state For Sale «Hu R anfarl Rrralk FURNISHED apartment, on* or ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor REN T A BED l*o bedroom*. hardwood floor*. Rollaway, Hoeplta1 A Baby Bed* Raymond Luodquiit, Anoc. Ill* bath, private; adult*. Ml FA 2-3WI Atlantic Bank Bldg. By D iy, Week or Month. W. nth. St. Tuc.«. Feb. 9, 1960—ra g e 7 15. S p id a l Service* U lf-A -D A T CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-SlBt 11« W. lit St. HOUSE for aale in reitrictrd area. UNFURNISHED 2-bedr .m home, newly decorated. Call FA 24130. BACHELOR apartment, grotnd floor, euUable for 1 or 2. 313 APARTMENT. U> Elm. FA 20571. Palmetto. Low down FA 26139. payment. Term*. For desirable HOMES, call “The Time Tetted Firm" today. FUF 1SIIED l i r a |* apartment. 23«3tt Palmetto Ave. C a l l On* of the nicest home* In MayThe following la a list of selected FA 2-3234 or FA 1-0323. CB hom*a, wall located bi varifair. 3 large bedroomi, 2 bath*, ou* Mctiona of Sanford. All fea­ plenty of clotei (pace. 2-car ture fully equipped electric kit- 3-BEDROOM, unfurnished, Flor­ carport*. Room on the lot to ida room, dining room; eorner J then*, heater*, hot water heatbuild a awimming pool. Under lot; eloie la. FA 14132 between era, Mind*, and various ectraa. $30,000. Term*. 8:M and 1:30. W Laurel Drive 2, 1 and 6 BR. bouiei, 2 BR Large landscaped lot, 3 bedroom older home In good condition. S furnlabad apartment. Modern equipped kitchen, gar­ age, workshop. Price $13,100.00 lot OrspevUle Avenue ROSA L. PAYTON Term*. I bedrooma — MS per month HOME SEEKERS M Wu ii Isft on Avenue I bedroom i — flOQ per month '• Stenstrom Realty m N. Park Ave. Pb. FA I NK And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1161 17-02 at Hiawatha UNFURNISHED 1-bedroom bourn. FA 1MM. UPSTAIRS fumlahad apartment, private entrance, electric kit­ chen. S a a Mr*. Appleby, FA 2-Mil or FA 1-r NEW 1-bedroom CB heme on large private lot for eoantry living UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom home with city convenience*, kitchen at MM French Ave Immediate equipped, fumlthed or enfunriahpoeaeaiion. Contact Don Royer ed to deairable tenant*; located at Burger Kins. •ear Sanford’* country ah>b, on . the Vihlen Road. Price, ITS per ROOM and BOARD. Plaaie tall ' month. Immediate occupancy. FA 1-B736, «■ CaR owner, FA FURNISHED Apt. too Park. {-BEDROOM end Route FA »4M1. NICE quiet furniihad apartment lor couple, *50 per month. Call FURNISHED bouee for auot, >1 FA S-T3M after 1:00 P. M. Smyrae Dr,, DeBary. FURN. apL 2300 MeHonville. IlC R fuTntahed~ apartment at IM WELAKA APARTMENTS t room* P o rt Ave. OeR FA BOTH, « no private hatha, 114 W. P in t St. err caM FA M » . MpBEDROOM apartment, clean and HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East aide between Celery and Geneva nicety fumiehed, Ml Magnolia; Avenue; 4 bedroom*, kitchen ap­ SM. Alio, unfumithed 1 bedroom pliance*. School bu* atop. Quiet with tneck bar, sink and neighborhood. $75 per month. ewMntU, an in knotty pine; nice Phone FA 26143. and clean. School, atora and •office on# Mock away. 133. 3-BEDROOM unfurniahed apart­ Lake Monroe. CaS NO S-MT. ment near arbool* and atom . Mtl Elm. No peta pita**. ^LEAN, email turn. apt. FA BLEEFDfQ ROOM!. IB* Gable*, B-BEDROOM furniihad home |1M 6M Mapnetia. FA S i m a per month. renpooetMe people 9 only. FA 2-3M8. 2-NEW HOUSES, one t bedroom, ono I bedroom, $T5$*S. CaH Bd m PLETELY fumiehed gerege FA 2-om. apartment with air conditioned bedroom. 1005Vs French Ave. 4. Real E n tile Wanted Pbona FA 2-300. WANTED TO EXCHANOE late fUBN. Apt. B01H W. let Si. MM America* Trailer, 46’ z a*, completely furnished, In *ie*l1-BEDROOM boo**, not lenep but lent condition: for I bedroom cheap runt, tT.M per week. Alao heme, completely furniahed, protemlabed apartment, 1 bedroom* tereMe m Country Chib Manor, _ and bath, uUlitiei furntahed, Rt. 4 Boa M3 R. W-. Orlando. 9 111.23 week. FA U til. • ROOM bouee, tmfurniihed, mod­ 5. Real Efttate F o r Sal* ern, on lake located la Geneva, Fla. W per month. FO m i l . BY OWNER; 1-bedroom CB borne; eorner lot; fenced back yard. Oviedo. •3*6 down. VhoM FA 31M . {•BOOMS A Both, nicely teniete REAL ESTATE DRtUB-IN ed. ISO. Apt. 1. 407H W. lat., 2344 French Ava. manager el lH W. Oth. J. W. HALL t FURNISHED aperimetiU, Bud Realtor Long, Mem Street, Bnterpriee, “CaH Hall" ’ Phone FA a-aui Fla. {URNMMED 1 bedroom apart- NEW two bedroom bout*; natural wood finiih. Separate erell. ment, first floor, 211 W. 10th St. •6,200. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, Call FA 2-3430._____________ •rd Street, Lake Mary. Bu r n is h e d cottage at rtvo S-BDRM., m bath, CB home, Pointa. Phone FA l-t4i7. fully air-conditioned, with aeparala utility and atorage room, Model Swimming Pool large fenced yard, 10't24' patio, FOR SALE 414Tt loan, $70.60 monthly, WaNenelly Advartieed Either FA 23114. Williams A b o v e Grooad BY OWNER nice 2 BR furniahed Swimming Pool. Ideal for home, like new, excellent loca­ moo* wlfk high water table. Now available for HALF tion, low down payment. Phone FA 2 6663. PRICE. Can ha aoen at Mirl-ltdb LAKE FRONT HOME Metal in Sanford. Juat off 1M2 at Longwood. Beau­ tiful iplit-level home on lar|* WAli tpring fed lake. 3 acre* of land. IH oaH wf/ 100' frontage on lake, too' front FA 243*2 t FA I-7PW on paved road. Tbit home daaigned for tolld comfort. Con­ structed of concrete bloek and hard cypres*. Beautiful oak tree*. Great poaiibUitiea for developing extra land into mercial duplexes, FURNISHED apartment, 4M PM melto. FA 2-4034. NEW RAVENNA St. Johns Realty 116 North Park Falrftlz 1-6123 FARM ER’S 3-BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood floors, stove: air conditioner op­ tional. $30 mo. FA 2-0193. Tom Want On Mth St. Follow Country Chib Rd. k Witch For Oar Slfiu . . THE SANDS OF TIMF. ARE RUNNING OUT 5. Real Estate For Sale 9. Male Help Wanted RAYMOND M. BALL WANTED; Expeirenrrd automobile salesman. Apply 7th A French Avr.. Aram Motors. AND A SSOrlA TK * ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker There are only three homei left Ph. FA 2-1101 1742 at Hiawatha in exclusive SAN SEM KNOLLS. This means that only three more THREE bedroom home on two lata, eorner So. Sanford amt llth. happy families will bo able 4e Rt. Come, look, make offer. m t; T. V, Cantrell. "In looking for a home we saw CLUB MANOR: Ro­ many with MANY nf the fea­ COUNTRY tates available from $130 down tures of SAN SE’l KNOLLS, hut e tIT.M monthly pay­ none with ALL of them. For ments. Inquire at. at offtro or instance there were many with FA l-TM. S bedrooms, I or lit baths, electric kltchrni, lerrafto floor* and etc., I l k * SAN SEM C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER KNOLLS, and tom* even had tho seme FHA financing with m Bo. P a rt At*. F* FA 2 3M1 low down payment and low monthly payments. But th an COUNTRY CLUB Manor: I bed­ room homo with Venetian blinds, waa always SOMETHING wrong and plenty a# shrubbery, eicep — Ilka not havlag city water tienal ally clean. FA 1-4784 or and taweri, or not having the FA MMI largo, covered patio* you ace In IAN SEM KNOLLS, er being WYNNEWOOD located in a noisy neighbortnod. For an exceptionally nlrr borne buy, allow ua to show you this That U one thing we lova about attractive $ bedroom. tUe bath. SAN SEM KNOLLS - it U CB home located in beiuliful QUIET. Another thing, we can Wynnewood. Feature* Include an Ut our children play In front electric range, refrigerator, wall becauio our home la on a dead furnace, hot water healer, end atreel and . e don't live bllnde, and many athrr extras. In eonilanl fear that a speeding car will run them dawn. IT IS LIKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE Priced to tell, this home ran be VILLAGE WITHIN A CITYI "yours" for only $1300 down, and monthly payments less than And, last but not least, the con­ rent. Ealustve with this office. struction is guaranteed to be the very beat because every bit of It waa personally supervised by StenBtrom Realty Uia builder, Philip Zeuli." HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker SAN SEM KNOLLS is four block* LEN RIANER .weat of French Ave. on Twen­ LOTTIE BROADWAY tieth Street. A Siemper aaaoclala REN TORBBTT U on the premise! daily. BETTY! D. SMITH W. H. ‘’Bill” Stcmpor Agenejr If N. P art Associates Ph. FA 12426 Realtor A Insurer ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffer H. Fnmaln Help W anted Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, E X P E R I E N C E D accorHelen E. Noonan. R. T. McCaskill dlan teacher far Sanford studio. T. C. T ro u tu r PART-TIME euvasera, salary Phone FA I-4M1 US N. Park and commission basis. Apply In person to Central Florida Music Phone FA 24331 2401 Park Dr. Schools, t i l Virginia Drive, Or­ lando. AVON CALLING cuiot 3 B a d ro o m g -IV a B a th s e&ss’Zrsr key." FURN. I Rm., t bdrm. home; $200 DOWN Venetian blinds, picture window; I BR. borne with hardwood floori garage, and lota. Call FA 2417$, nod earamie tfla bath. Mr*. Shawver. Dnvnlopnr PRESENTS OilTSTANMM# fSATURIf: T e e l la year pocket and sm If you kaw your door Real Estate — Insurance ■•BEDROOM, 2 hath, double car­ Surety Bonds port*. extra Urge utility room, Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. M Be. Park Ave. Ph. PA > N4t FA 2-137$. Event Bldg. Ink* Mary Ph. FA 1-1 HO I-BEDROOM CBS home, kiteban equipped, near Pinecretl School. Cash or terms, 2704 Magnolia. I ACRES Phone FA 2-3377. I acres with 2 bedroom, concrete block borne, high end dry Und. 2-BEDROOM house, Wynnewood lection. $1,000 down. PA 2 4130. House approalmately .0 years old, with new roof. Several oak ONE LOT, high and dry, 70 ft. trees and assorted ritnia trees. wide 140 ft. deep, facing Country Good wiler. On paved Rd. Club Rd., in Loch Arbor. Terms Ito.MO with small down pay­ can be arranged. FA 2-1123. ment. Qetct Commanity Near Golf Courea $450 Down AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associate*. 116 S. French Ave. !*h. FA 2-3211 After hours, FA 2.3611, FA 2-4621, FA 2-0261 H I*_________________ _ 11. Work Wantnd WILL keep one child In my home while mother works. 21B Maple Ava., Sanford. HOUSEWORK*. FA 2-TTVt. Day* or week* work, call before or after school hours—FA 2-3342. BABYSITTING evenings or week­ ends; also tutoring, elementary g r a d e s ; by young teacher. FA 2-1343 after 3;00. 12. Plum bing Service* PLUMBING Contracting A Hr pairs Fret Estimate* R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2- Plumbing- & Repairs Ja* C. Themes ISM Baitta IL FA 1-M4$ Wal l P lum bing A H eatin g AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 1007 Senfort Ave. FA 2 6342 13. Elect rival Service* House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC 00. I ll Magnolia FA 2-0013 14. Build, Paint A Repair RAINBOW Painters A Decor* lor* —Free Eetlmates, Ph. FA 2 630$, CARPENTER work and general repairi reasonable. FA 1-3001. INCOME TAX RERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celery Avo. Tel FA ■2-1304 T V & Radio Service (Home & Auto) North Orlando Electronic* CENTURY TV 1810 Celery Ave. SERVICE South PINECRES1 4th Addition Mm h m B a t e r t I t o n m S n tS a. CoRTIBtiMUl W p a a rla y Down Pijnm fts Low m 1428 Y aa MR s t a i r w htla th n Wn Guamahnn SntUfaetina Oa CoaatraetlM Of Ynor Chock and YOU wM ana fa r ynuraelvna. M to I h a MOflY PHONE FA 2-1412 & VA-PHAFHA la Sofrico CLIP A N D SAVE TH IS COUPON W ORTH MS.00 SUNLAND Estates t k 4 Rndreoau — A k S Baths lo. Ptmecreat — Wynnewood — ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, tu tsLoch Arbor minis, invoices, h a rt bill*, and Women who want lu be suc­ programs, j t i . rngresiiv* cessful and earn good mnney Printing C*. Phone FA 21131— la three er four hours per day? 30i W#»t Uth_SL _ ------TV makes AVON COSMETICS very much la demand end Sewing- Mach. Repair* easy to aell. Write, Mrs. Jean Milanlch, Box 246, Lockhart, ALL MAKES 4 MODELS FIs. tot Be, P art fid hr. aef.) FA 2 3613 h m $ 6 8 . 5 0 Monthly f.B I m fl IT S thn "MOST" PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4111 Alter I P. M. $ 3 5 0 Down RkM W M '31 NASH wagon $73 or beat of­ fer. Phone FA I-T300. Ph. FA >4M4 — FA 2 66*3 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-81 •:M A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY S:N P. N . TH Dark FA s-atos O iy *»•MMIMMtl • *• * AgS1a t i t t l t Cut Flowers For Any Oceania* Sell Ua Yeur Furniture. Quick Sta(« *****•••••••• ■f*fc6P#eeai*tti Service With The Caah. SUPER EdUfe ***********_* Hfii SANFORD SLOWER SHOP FA 2-1622 or FA I4TT0 TRADING POST. FA I4ITT. 2-TWIN BEDS complele, good eonIt. Boata and Motors dlilon. $30. Phone FA 8-UTP, Gatetray Tm Tb* Waterway * SINGER PORTABLE i#*r*ipoaYour KVINRUDE Dealer atble parly In thli vicinity NAVYAND Robaon S p o rtin g Gooda Take over I payment* of 11.41. $0444 S. 1«. Ph. FA l-m t Two year guarantee remaining. NEWCOMERS $3 H. P. JOHNSON Electric, 14 Phone FA $4423. 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J , 'V' ,r -.1*7. * »*■ ‘\ / i-Vc i‘ ft- »Vir.rr? , Probers Charge MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - AFLCIO official* voiced concern to­ day that a surprise attack on >, Rep. Adam Clayton Powall (DMi Y.) may backfire and hamper organised labor’s political and iagtolativa activities. ' George Meeny. AKL-CIO presi­ dent. said Monday It would be "terrible” if the Ncgra congress­ man were elevated to chairman ef the House Labor Committee. • Meany accused Powell ef using bis public position to foment re­ ntal Strife. • Powell’s qualifications were not an the agenda ef the AFL-CIO Executive Council but quickly bejf? ; yame a leading topic of conver­ sation among labor leader* hare flm a winter metUng. Ram* officials agreed with - Minay’s charge that Powell has - a ■peer attendance record, but they privately said they wlahed he had • been more diplomatic ' Wfcea h* spoke to reportera. Foderatioh officials aald they believed tha outspoken c r i t i c v migkt Maks it tougher to get back; tod ad Nagre worker* for leborendorsed candidate* hi the fall elections. ajer-' ..They cited *■ hnmadtato chalV . tonga to Manny by A. Philip Ran­ dolph, president of tha Brotherheed nf Heaping Car Porters and -.the only Negro vice president of the AFlrCiO. Randolph defended Powell's vot­ ing retard «n tabor and civil righto and declared the Harlsm Democrat would bo a “distinct tot prevent ent” a m retiring Chair-* IBM Graham Bento* (D-N. C.). a Powell, No. s Democrat on the Betts* Leber Committee, to in Boa to succeed Benton at tbe Best arnica If he to re-elected. He than would bo to a crucial Spot to tafluaae* or block the pause* of legislation affecting labor aotona and possibly launch teroaHgitinea lata their affairs. Manny's attack appeared car­ tels to make It tougher to get labor-supported bills through tha Mona*. ■ "T his to what anuses ua sleep­ less nights,” said one of tha AFLCIO political experts. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tbe Florida MediaU*n and Counciliatie* Service appointed a raster af arbitrators to eulat is volun­ tary setltoateat of labor dispute*. Tb*:J*iltol roster of to arbitra­ tor* Will bo used by management and <labor •from which to aolect tho orbltratore they waat. By FRED DANRIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Tha dust that covers TV’s newest western, Overland Trail; probably comes teom tha antiquing process. In tbe era o( so • called adult westerns, this fall-hour NBC-TV aerie* premiered Sunday night with aa episode presumably aim­ ed at the kiddy car act. Tha climactic tcena has a lot-if In­ dian* biting the dust. And, as a ■witch, cm Indian even bit to* mud. He was, done in during a prolonged underwater battle. This unevenly edited hour la al­ most a carbon copy —. or li it carbine copy7 — of Wagon Train. H stan Bill "Butch” Beadix as a soft-hearted, playful - but • tough stage coach lino operator. His “ Robert Horton” la a chap named Doug McCluro and on* of tha guest star* was Lynn Bart, who had very little to do. All wen handed ordinary “haad-’em-off-at the-pasf" type dialogue and plot, which made it a Julceleis hour. Attempts at humor were manly tlmc-coniuming. Bill Bcndix de­ serves better material than this. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A House Investigator charged today that thousand* of bridges built under the interstate highway pro. gram are too low to permit pas­ sage of tbe Atlas intercontinental mlsatle and other Important wea­ pons. Rep. Jim Wright (D-Tex.) made tbe etatament aa « House Public Works subcommittee opened bearings on the highway program by calling D. Ken Chany, assistant eblef ef Army transportation. Subcommittee members ■ a I d they wanted to question Chaeey on why tha Defeits* Department waited for more than two years to establish it* minimum require­ ments for the highways. Chairman John A. Blatnlk (RMinn.) said that a larger number of ovar passes were constructed Leaah Law with a 14 to lb-foot clearance bo- ITHACA, N. Y. - Rtray dog*, fore the Defense Deparment da- long tolerated oa the campus of elded it needed a lb-foot minimum. Cornell University, have worn out their welcome. After a rath of dog fights, bitten students and THE MIDAS TOUCH A touch of gold adds elegance chewed library hooka, tho univer­ to any room. Try porting up old- sity ruled that unlicensed dogs will fashioned light fixtures with a be picked up and nent to a local Mat of gold paint. animal ahaltor. from a stuffy, over-analysed fi­ ance and, through a case of ag­ gravated mistaken Identity, put her Into tha matrimonial dutch** of Plumor, a lonely, scheming In 23 day*, TV has offered bachelor, Kan., office said It had been bom­ barded by a "heavy” number of tax question*. The Kansas. City, Mo., office has received more that HO queries a day alnea it opened early last month. Why do they come and phone? “ I couldn't flit ■* out my own tax and I couldn’t find anybody around who eould. I can’t afford to pay anybody to,” Kenneth K. rtect, 22, a garage mechanic, told the IRS here. The 7,000 Treaaury agent* as­ signed to the taxpayer-assistance program politely decline to fill out tho tax forma for people. They explain what quastlona mean and bow to read tba tax tables. But except for the information tha tax­ payers must fin out their own forms. "We're trying to teach them tha self-help program. That's why wa don’t , do it for them,” an agent explained. The revenue service believes a drop in the number ef persons seeking assistance sbowa that R* taxpayer education program la working, la 1H* about 11,700,000 people visited or phoned for aid. By 103# the number wa* down to 10,100,100. Despite the 'service's efforts, by presenting your three plays by Tony Webstar. -Thor* was "Call Me Back,” iterring Art Carney, “ The Greatest Mas AHve,” starring Ed Wyna and Bert Labr, and Sunday night’s "After Hour*," starring CHris Plummer and Sally Aaa All thrM plays involved mar­ riages that didn't or, to Webster's view, couldn’t work out. "After Hour*," a MphtstlcaUd comedy on NBC-TV'a Sunday Showcase, was the most success­ ful effort of the three since it ade­ quately achieved its modest goals. It entertained. Webster laid out some obvious aoli-paychlatry gags on that old leather couch and alto took Mme B-B shots at commer­ cialised Christmases, political neu­ trality, theater crowds, drawing room and waiting room conduct. . ' •* " , ................... •. . Revenue Offices Busy W ith Queries Missile Force WASHINGTON (UP!) —“ I don’t know what form- to use.” “ Can you deduct oyeflaaaoa?” Liaten to the taxpayers — the trim blonde with a Swedish ac­ cent, the young auto mechanic wearing heavy black boot* — aa they tell why they have come to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for help In filling out their lax return*. About HO of them showed up Mooday at the IRS office here, a heavier than normal turnout. Host were working people clutch­ ing W-l lormi, telling how much they earned last year. IRS officials in Dallas described Uia parade of puuied taxpayers there aa “extremely large.” The San Franciteo IRS office received 12,432 phone inquiries laet month. Tbe Kansas City, FIVE LAKE MAlt if boy aoout# of Troop 242 were hon­ ored with "God and Country" awards recently by tha scout organization. The scouts ware honored for their service to tha eommunity. Receiving the awards were front row, left to right, fill) Blakemore Jr. and Kenneth Demers. Back row, left to right, Dale Alexander, Milton Howell and Steve Willis. (Herald Photo) ■■ .. ■'•J .............. . however, load* of peopla Juit will not fill out their returns, evtn tha abort forma, unaided. “They're looking lor a free ride. They’re too laay to read the in­ struction*,” commented one weary agent. Queen's Decision Draws Criticism LONDON (UPI) — Queen Elisa­ beth's sentimental decision to atteach her husband’a adopted Ger­ man surname to that of tho House of Windsor was openly criticised in the British preis today. In e front page editorial, lb* Dally Mirror said tha Queen’s an­ nouncement, on the eve of bar third child's birth, to perpetuate Prince Philip's adopted surname of Mountbatten “will not be ap­ plauded by ttw British people." Tbe Queen announced from Buckingham Palace Monday night that all her descendants who will not ba either a royal patera or princess will bear too name Mountbattcn-Windsor. Takes To Rails llUfUdnlA/Vs MMWe ™ The Strategic Air Command, glob* at bombing lone amt operator of 18,000-mile-aa-hour ballistic mi»| sites, is going to toko to the rah* road. Tho Air Faroe onveiled tost*, range plane today ter equipping SAC with fleets of trains to room the United Steles with esewo ef airmen and a ambare of Mtosto m a n Intercontinental belli* lire missiles rm dy far to*tat to hi#. A h hi eon ef toe vaatotr i f steps the nation wUI toko to beep its retaliatory forroe to motiow and immune teem a aerpHeO1 knockout blew. The Air Force preetouelr had indicated the Minuteamn eoald ha mounted on railroad tracks. Bat it had not until today spelled eat details of its schema for develop­ ing specialised trains of perhaps a doasn ears that would travel tha favorite Valentine with Handbags Exactly what aha has hern dreaming ef aate you eaa select from a flurry ad many etytoe, colon and fabric* to toe )■* of her choke. Sportsw ear Jewelry A gUttering gift ef n bracelet, necklace er earrings to always n vary feminine end levelyr Valentins OtII. S ta rtin g a t 1.06 la Mm sportswear department see exciting blouse*, pedal pushers, shorts, eeprt panto, Skirts, each sure to plaaaa a bar. EUrUnt at 4.01 Socks Stretch m m alto HU nil, tailored Iqr Phoenix, to your aotor Linger!® Sweetest dreamt hi our slevpwear, aha'11 feel so very lovely tu ear delightfully feminine gown*. Many hava matching peignoirs. A beautiful s e l e c t i o n includiv ■hortie gowns and pajama*. Jewelry b an , ewff Make cold separately er to eat*. White or yellow geld at hebhy etytoe. 1.00 a» Sport Shirt® tvoii* half and full slip*, beautifully tailored or anqulaitaly lace trimmed. F rom > 0 6 _____ ______ cry . . . select from Phoenix end Cleu»ner. Always a moat appreciated gift! From 1.00 handsome gift — one that will aim straight for Me heart. . �• » oters League Organized More than 3U0 residents jammed the courtroom la tha courthouse lait nlcht • • tha Voters Leaiue of District 9, organised under the direction of Chairman Don Fletjaher. “ Fletcher told the group that it* main purpose is to get out the vote for the coming Democratic primary and to keep the voters aware of how tha local government is operated. Only one resident attempted to inject a verbal blast at a particular politician and Fletcher promptly told him to take a teat and not Deejay Admits $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 Pay-O ff Tor Advice' * WASHINGTON (U PI) — A form er Cleveland dine joc­ key testified today th a t record companies paid him $12,000 in "liateninir fee*" for advising them which of their *ong« sounded like hit*. News Briefs Pesticides Curbed • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — New regulations governing lawn and shrubbery sprayers who ise toxic pesticides were adopted by tba State Board of Health hare Tuesday. Stops ‘Running’ MIAMI (UPI) -R oger Scott Touhy, 34, son of murdered beer baron Roger Touhy, said Tuesday was “tired of running" and Warned bimaetf la ham aa an aid forgery charge. P o litic a l P o w e r MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -O rgaalaed labor'a political aaparta said today they expect anion leaders to cait about o m out of every 10 vote* at tha Demecratit National Convention ta July, f l Million Fire PALMETTO (UFD—F ifi broke out la a big woodaa tomato pack­ ing bouse bam Tuesday night, causing aa aotimatad f l million damago ta tMa otty of some 10,• 000 poraona. One man waa in­ jured. N ags Lure Denied MIAMI (UPI) - City employe ^George F. Stebbiai denied accu­ s a tio n s today that ha frequented horse race tracks "almost dally" for month! instead of spending the time at hie work aa Miami Stadium manager. 13 Flee Cuba • MIAMI (UPI)—Thirteen Cuban refugees, who oomm|a$gfggi h fl thing boat at gun Havana,. drifted for without fad* eg Quart said today, beat waa Htottod Mi CoaM Quart ptaoa. Road Tab Hassle WASHINGTON (UPI) - House highway invostigators, critical of added defense eosts In fan inter­ state road buildlnt program might rocommoad that tbo Penta­ gon nick up part of Use tab. £ Rap. Gordon U. Scherer (E-O.), v a member af tba subcommltian favaatigaUag . fan superhighway program said today ba baliavad such a recommendation waa ana of fan major alma of the Inquiry. Sanford Guard Seeks Recruits Sanford'* Army National Quart to unit has begun a recruiting drive, hoping to raise Ha membership to 119 by "Mutter Day," Feb. a . "Muster Day" will climax tba member drive by the unit which new baa mere than IN man as Me rails. To join the Sanford unit, man must be tT-SS, In tap physical eondition, and ba abb to pais a mental test. Capt. John O. Keel­ ing b commander of tha local tfa a it. The witness, Wesley Hopkins, de­ nied to House investigator* that the money ha pocketed from record distributors while he waa a 9400a-month employe of station KYW represented "payola" for giving favored treatment to certain rec­ ord *,. He aaid the companies contacted him and arranged to make regular payments to him io exchange for a promise that their records would­ n't "get lo«t In the shuffle" and to tell (hem which ones were po­ tential hit*. Hopkins waa fired by KYW late last year because of the payments be received. Disc jockey Joseph Flnan. 31, who also waa dismissed by KYW, testified Tuesday tbat be took |19,129 In aide payments from 18 rec­ ord manufacturers and distribu­ tors. Flnan said be saw nothing "im­ moral" about this and insisted that tbs payments were far various other aarvices and never influenced bin judgment in iclecting records for his program. Hopkins named a string of record firms which he said made pay­ ments In him in 1898 and 1890. la moot cases they were regular sums ranging from f a to 9100 a month, ba said. Hopkina aaid his outside income from these sources totaled about 08,008 hi MNg a r t IT,008 in Ufa. Asked by Rep. Samuel Devine (R-O.) if K was bis aontantfon that these payments represented "a listening fee" rather than pay­ ola, Hopkins replied that was cor­ rect. Alee an fan witness list were Cbdktas Young, former record li­ brarian with KYW who also was fired for outside interests; four Moofaslbys; and four other mm employe* or exeeu- Road Projects The County Commission met in (be first of a w rits of apeclal con­ ferences ytflerday to diacuaa pri­ mary and secondary read projects to present at the State Road De­ partment bearing March 10. la aa effort to get needed work in the county, the board plans to meat with J. Rolfe Davis, SRD district board member. At tbo first conference yester­ day, tba commiaafonara outlined a priority list of projects to present to tbe board. Top priority primary projects are: Rebuild and widen 8R. *38 from Altamonte Spring! to the turkey ferm; rebuild and widen tieneva Ava. from Mailonvilla to French Ave., realignment and resurfacing of 4N from Oviedo to the Orange County Hoe and aa Osteen Bridge connecting SR 411 In SR 48. Top priority secondary projects include: Bear Lake Road from BR 408 to the Orange County line, streigbten, widen and rebuild SR 887 from Altamonte to the Or­ ange County line. "try to turn the meeting into a witch hunt.” He said ho hopes tba voting league will expand throughout the county and that the organisation works during the whole year and not juet at election time. Fletcher laid that by the lime the organisation meets again he hopes many of the candidates will speak to. the group and explain their political intentions. T w o announced candidates, James Avery of District 3 and John Fitipatrick of District 9 gave brief talks to the group. The next meeting of the league is scheduled Mar. 18. First Zoning Hearing Held For Dislrict 5 The new county comprehensive .'oiling plan was explained to 60 residenla of District 9 last night and about 90 prrcenl of them reacted favorably to the plan. Only one or two objections were raised by residents who thought their property deserved classifica­ tion and wanted added protection to keep their areas residential. Zoning Board Chairman John Burton and County Zoning Director Robert Brown went over every de­ tail of the plan, using survey maps to explain the different classifica­ tions in the plan, from agricultural to heavy industry. Burton said that the aoning board believes comprehensive aoning would be e boon to the county. Brown emphasised that nothing la final under comprehensive soning. He aaid that any area or even the smalleat parcel of lend can be changed If tba aoning board feela the area ta developing. One resident asked the aoning board U there is any way to assure owners that their land won't be turned into a light industry or mul­ tiple dwelling district whenever the board decided on a change. Brown attuned that the main purpose of the regulation la to safeguard tha bftter pieces of pro­ perty in the county and not barm them. Tbe next aoning hearing will be for District 1 and will be held Thursday at 7:30 p, m. in tha court- Condemnation F dent__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ thing probably wSl be aver to Circuit Court thia week, County AUy. Mack Cleveland Jr. tftld today. Judge Voile William* Jr. last week aaid that more than 134,0M should be placed in the court registry. Money from this fund will pay (or land condemned on Saatert Ave. The money to be paid to Circuit Court by Semlaole County i* part of a | t million county bond Issue. Property ewnera who go to court to contest tba amount they are offered for tbelr land will have a jury trial June 13. Once the mbney la In the court registry, contractors ran slarl work on tbo widening and persona who accept tho 3RD appraisal of their property can draw the money allotted them. Quick Response The quick re spouse of the Lako Mary Volunteer Fire Department when they answered a call Sunday at • p. m. saved the Gardner's grocery store ia Lake Monroe front any extensive damage when a fire started Inside caused by an elec­ tric short oircuit. i^ a n f o r b WKATHER: F air and w arm er today. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 60-65. VOL. X L lk U nited Prase Leased W ire EaUbltahod 1908 PORTAL MAIL ew to flmds the going rough in Dm atone that m used wstare to riee ever five feet in Kentfleld, Calif. Bchultx wadea out to ..snuiil box and finds the water cold and muddy, ♦ \ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks Commission Hopes To Change Statute Tha County Commissioner* will try to change an “antiqualsd" Florida statute that is creating a problem for the tax assessor. Tax Asseissor Richard NcCanna. at an earlier meeting, had asked (he board for ttS.noo more money to carry out his office work during IN#, Under a Florida statute, tha money must be used only for reap­ praisal work and map making. McCanns informed the board yes­ terday tbat only 13,000 would be used for the resurvey la prepara­ tion for tha 1880 lax roll, with tba rest of the money paid to bis employes for eommiiilooi. McCanaa told the board that he has to certify to fan state auditing department that the money ta used for the reappraisal work only. Attorney Mack Clevrlnad Jr. said that, under the antique statute, money cannot be used for any other purposes. After McCann* told tha board ba naoda tbe money to operate hia office, Commissioner Verson Dunn id "we must go to tba highest >fa the itate U necessary officials of lh« auditing depar and state comptroller's office. Cardinal Stepinac Dead, Agency Says BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —Tbe official Yugoslav new* agen­ cy Tanjug said today It had re­ ceived a report without confirmsUoa that Aioyitua Cardinal Stepi­ nac waa dead. The report camo In a telephone call from tho agency's correspond­ ent In Kraiic, the cardinal'* home *lnto hia release from prison in 1951. North Orlando OKs Development The North Orlando Council gava final approval Tutsday night for 344 mom homo* la be built m the village. The council approved a pi aI to be davaloped by Perry Willetts of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. Tha home*, to be started Immediately, will be on the Longwood-Ovirdo Rd. near tbo SR 410 intersection. a r t made a ahambUs of airline schedule*, stranding countless traveler*. Some snow removal crews, un­ able fa make any headway agaInst the destructive storm, just gave up and waited for it to dit down. Forecasters laid the storm should leave Ibe Midwest today and race toward New England. Wind* haltered the California and Oregon coasts for two days and nearly sank the world's largeit wine tanker. Winds tbat battered the Cali­ fornia and Oregon’coasts for two days and nearly sank the world's largeit wine tanker. . Ufa ll,*M ton tanker. Angelo Petri, wallowed helplessly three miles off Ssa Francisco. On* anchor kept the ship Irom being pounded to piece* in the surf. Forty-foot waves pounded the Pacific Coast Tuesday. Beach homei were smashed, fishing boats thrown onto rocks and bouldera toned across scenic contal highways, A giant low pressure area, so intense tbat H pushed barometers fa their lowest levels in history, fai waal a alarm fast swept the Southwest with snow, dust and tornado winds. Swirling dust clouds star a MBfafto reach «f Texas were aa thick they blotted out the sun. Winddriven prairie tumble xc:d plied GERALD K. HMITH, ATI, oanter, bom bardier-navigator assigned to Heavy A ttack Squadron One, Iwcamt tha 10th member of the wing’s ex­ clusive Bullaeye Club Jan. 25 when he scored a direct hit on the radar scor­ ing site near Churlotte, N. C. Capt. Jam es D. Ramagc, left, commander of 1IAT W ing One, awards Sm ith a trophy in recognition of hia feat which made him a member of a club composed of the most highly skilled mem­ bers of the lith Atlantic Fleet Heavy A ttack Squadron that compose HAT Wing One. At rig h t is Sm ith’s commanding officer, Cdr. David A. King, Ike Arrives A t Cape For Missile Tour CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) — President Eisenhower arrived here today for bi* drat look at this nation's Jumping-off ..pot tor outar apace. The President, accompanied by Defenae Secretary Thomas I. Galea Jr., and • group or aidei, arrived In the presidential jet plana for a quick tour of the big Air Forra mlsallt last center. There were no mlailla launchings Greet Shot Poops CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI) - America's miaaile tenter* had ono brilliant aucceaa and ona puzzling failure to preaent-to President Elaenhower today on nia first visit to Cape Canaveral. Missilemen, eluted ovar the President’* visit, had hoped to w rap up two successful shuts of tha nation's biggest apace rocket booatera on the eve of hi* arrival. ~A "hot rod" version of tha A ir Ferae Thor mfSalld orated perfectly on a 1,TOO-mike teat flight* r **< But Tuesday night the reliable Atlas Intarcontinrtt efital ballistic miaaile failed a fte r a string of 17 stra ig h t successes. No Re-enlisting 'Jazz' For Elvis 'The Pelvis' GHAFENWOEHH, G e r m a n y (UPI)—Acting 8gt. Elvia Presley smiled today becaua* It’s almost over here for him. "I’m glad R'a over," the rock 'n* roll singer said of hia two-year Army rareer. Presley won't return to tbe U. 8. for his discharge until next month. But he wears the draftee's "shorttimer" label as happily aa his rhevron*. "I didn't get a re-enlistment folk," Presley said. "I think they know better than thkl." Possibly the Army was ai pleas­ ed aa its soon-io-bo-loat jeep driver. Hia two-year bitch went almost without a hitch. But, said Elvia, "there was a ronstani pressure on both the Army and me, although up to nearly roof-top level ia Amarillo, Tex. Wind* nf fa miles an hour blew Peggy Burns, 8, to her death beneath the wheels of a school bus near Cleburne, Trx. A Trigs pilot was killed when he berime hopelessly lost during the blind­ ing dust storm nnd flew bis plsne into n mountainside. Winds of nearly 1M miles an hour accompanied record low barometric readings In Oklahoma. Tba lowest readings lines weather record*, began la tha 1810s also were reported fa Colorado, Tegas and Xanaaa. Board To Consider Street Changjes The County ity Commission Com min liaikm yester­ day authorised Zoning Director Robert Brown fa work with Orange County postal autboriUea on chang­ ing certain street names la tha southwestern part of the county fa avoid duplication in a new proposed mall roots. Orlande Postmaster L. A. Bry­ ant appeared before Uw board »»Hvg assistance fa t h a i i l i i some street as mss and tha board agreed to coaiidsr the matter before reaching any decision. nobody In tha Army gava ma a hard ttma." Presley aaid all hia problems are civilian. He said ha’ll have to decide U rock V roll has waned in popularity and whether to change hi* hip-swinging style. lila ambition la to combine crooning and serious acting. Presley said ha won't be taking borne any German aouvtniers, veg­ etable, mineral or female. He ad­ mitted an Interest in an uniden­ tified American girl. Realtors Decry City's 'Eyesores' Tbs Hr mi noI* Board of Realtors has reminded Ibe Sanford City Commlnioo that old, vacant build­ ing* in Sanford rreate eyesore*. City manager W. R. Knowles read a latter to the commission Monday ia which the realtors commended the commissioners for urging cleanup of vacant Iota in town. However, the realtors noled that vacant, rundown build­ ings in Sanford are driving away people who might tie her*. Campaign Fund Violation Claimed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tbe St. Petersburg Times reported today tbat gubernatorial candi­ dates C. Farris Bryant and Harvle Belsrr have received campaign contributions from officials of publir utilities, prohibited by law. The officials acknowledged the contribution! but said thay did not know it waa against the law. One aaid he intends to reclaim his money. DeBary Chamber To M eet Feb. 17 The DeBary Chamber of Com­ merce will meet next Wednesday at 7 p. m. at Iha Stetson University dining two*. Speakers will be Dr. Gilbert L. Lycan of Station Ualverrily who will discuta "Looking Ahead fa Uw ■STa" a r t Mrs. Cornelia S. Pan), Volusia Tax Collector, who will iSlk on Taa problems, The slabbed body of a 18-year old Negro girl was found fa Oviedo early today. Deputy R. W. Alford and Con­ stable George Kelsey found the body of Ailimes Perkins fa a marshy area just off SR 428, about a half mile north of tha center of Oviedo. A butcher knife was found lying on Ihe body which had beea ■tabbed several time*. Clothes believed worn by the suspected killer were found by deputies R. F. Grant and Alford and a search waa begun for th* lusprcl not yrl identified. Grant said tha girl was killed shortly after 8 a. m. Monday. Officers began a search for the girl at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, whea her mother, Leola Perkins. Frank' lia St., Oviedo, reported to a deputy that Altamns waa missing. At 18 p. m. Tuesday aa Oviedo Negro received a phone call from St. Petersburg and ihe cellar lik ­ ed if the body of tbe missing girt had bean found. He told tho Oviedo Negro that tha body could ba found behind a certain bouse In Oviedo. Alford and Kelsey began a search of the area with a group of Oviedo citlicna and found tha girl's stabbed body. Jostles of tha Peace Hugh Dun­ can Ordered > coroner's Investiga­ tion. Named io the jury to probe tbe death were Glenn Lee, Wlllto B. Hobbs, Windel Braddy, Em­ mett Keleey, W, R. Hamlet and T, L. Lingo Jr. irhrdulrd during hia th roe-io-four hour visit. Hia plane landed on an airstrip oa tho sandy wailei of Capo Ca­ naveral itself, about 19 miles from tbe regular landing spot at Pat­ f rick Air Foret Bate, tha nerve center at the long, thia ialead where moat of America'* military and apace rockets are leitad. Tha President could not hope to see mudf except miaitlea standing in their gantry eranaa. But ha and Ida party were scheduled tor a Ttw Sanford Recreation Depart­ long briefing from which report­ ment baa completed construction ers ware excluded. of another neighborhood play under ite long-range Might parka development pragma. nt -rdareRonald Perry, dfor “ " ■* alien and parka, aa______ ___ the moat recent playground devel­ oped ia Lake Gem Park fa Ufa Wynnewood section. Playground equipment facladfag ■wings, merry-go-round, seesaws, HAVANA (UPI) — Premier a castle climber and a land kmi Fid*l Castro and Soviet Deputy have bean Installed and are al­ Premier Anastas Mikoyan were ready fa use. expected U tour the provinces In Ptcate tables and flowering chuba big, Russian-marked belieopter bery have been placed faraagbart today, but a security blackout tha park which surrounds a small veiled details of their travel plans, lake. Additional picnic f'ctliU** are Castro and Mikoysn paid a fly­ fa be added with several eankart ing visit Tuesday to Pinar del pita fa ba built. Kio Province, returning to Ha­ Another area constructed far fat vana for tha night. Newsmen city prier to the eetohUfaaeat ad speculated they would fly fa Cam* the Ifacreatioa and Parka Depart* agusy or Lea Villa* today and mint ia the Goldsboro recreation Orient* Thursday, area which has playground equipMikoyan la scheduled to appear meat, lighted eoflbajt. basketball, on television here Friday night tennis and multiple us* areas. and fly boms to Moscow the fol­ Goldsboro alM ha* a swimming lowing day, pool. Th* principal purpose of the Future plana call for developKremlin official’s tour appeared fa meat of other areas fa the city an b* to Inspect properties Ukan over •vary ehltd will be within walking by Castro's I.and Reform Institute, distance af a play area. At e atop la Pinar dal Rto, Mikoyan waa quoted aa Hying. “I am surprised by tha work of tbe Castro revolution." New Playground Castro, Mikoyan Tour Provfftces New Political Row Seen Over Leaks Humane Society Medts Thursday Tbe second public meeting or the Sanford Human* Society will tie held at I p. ill, Thursday at tha American Legion Hall oa Hwy. 17-82. rfoas for the society's booth at the Seminole County Fair will be discussed, along with plans for the Pooch Parade in March. Members and any other intonat­ ed persons are urged to attend cause we. have a t o t e f . work to plan," Pres. Harriett Cowley laid. WASHINGTON (UPD-An angry new political controversy over al­ leged Democratic "leaka" af fan nation'* defense secrets raged to­ day ta the greet debate e m whether U. A defease* are ade­ quate. Implied targets ef the GOP "leak" com plaint* rerc Sena. Lyndon H. Johnson and Stuart Symington, Damorratia presiden­ tial aipiranta and mtmbera ef the Saneto _ Apace _en4—Prepared** to committees now investigating the administration's military poUrias. Gators'Charm Fails To Aid Expansion Of Everglades Park WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th* in­ telligent alligator* In the Florida Everglades-loft • lasting impres­ sion on Rep, Michael J. Kirwaa (D-Ohlo). Klrwan, during recent question. Ing of National Park Director Coorad L. Wirtb before a House ap­ propriations subcommittee, com­ mented that ha bad a lot of respect for the alligators. "One of tbe best things I saw duwn there waa aa alligator about 8 or • feet long" aaid Ktiyaa, mbcommittee chairman. "Tha alliga­ tors have a lot of Intelllgeoc*. UAU we dig waa dap our heads aad ba awam 18 last to coma over ■ad ho what we waatrt." But Kirwaa wasn't quit# aa an- Ihuslaatic about the _ _ chaw of 30,000 acres to expand th* Everglades National Park. Ha aaid he fell 98,800 auoa at 111 per acre was a fat r t f a r t to buy, even aa swimming qsia for inleillgsat alligator*. , "We kava a lei af lead down there," Kirwaa told Wlrth. "No­ body else ia goiag fa buy tha land you want fa buy. "You do not have fa be atrafa th* price la goiag up bocaure CH buy it nay time yen with they will ba hajfg fa aaR 1 JT0U*" Wirtb didn't agree. He said weuldhe trwa "far almeM anp L.J 08 Mfa bdtflBrtA prices la Iha Rrargladre up eoaat day. j %u T tf. NO. 626 Oviedo Girl Found Dead, Body Knifed NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock prices at t p. m.: American Airlines ......... !0b American TAT .................. MH American Tobacco............... lotto Bethlehem Steel ............... 49to Caterpillar........................... 3O'k C A 0 ................................. MH Chrysler .......................... •I'-* Curtiss > Wright ............ MU DuPont ................................ n t u | Eastman Kodak ................ MU Ford Motor ......................... T0U General Electric ........ 00 Graham • Paige ................ 2]* Inti. TAT ........................... 34 ; Lorillard ....................... ... MU Minute Maid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )8U i Penney .................................... 118 Penn RR ............................ lJH Scars Roebuck .................... 44U Standard Oil (NJ) ............. 48U Studebakcr ......... 18u U. S. Steel . . . , .................... 83U Westinghouse El. . . . . . . . . . . . 90U Massive Storm Triggers H ail, Snow In M idwest United Preea lalenutim al i with bail, sleet sad foot-deep 1tornado in an area covering parti A massive storm system that snows, of northern Alabama and failtriggered hurricane - force wind* Tha Weather Bureau warned central Mississippi. . and giant dust Ha iti fa fa* lento- fall morning of severe thunder- Hug* snow drift! and /reeling fa*west battered the Midwuet today I aterma and a poeeibl* isolated j rain snarled ground transportation If e r a lf t * ‘1m.niaj V . irf K* Pi ,.'aJTw*A. * *- "*"(It-W * 4 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 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/9bccee4400c5ff33d06e35526ecac87a.pdf 096fd49acfa1e13ab763c68bd547ef1e PDF Text Text Clock are Carrie Hilchett, MaJorie Ann Helmkh, Gary Hopper, Anita Quinones, pally Urban, Jane Vaught, Carolyn Wataoo,. Jimmy Walla and Louise Zavkski. fifth grade, Carry Mathis, Joe Vic­ kers, Marcia Berringar, Nancy Bay, Pamela Walaaek. Stalk grade, Mathew Therein, Michael Thuraam. Evelyn Carl­ ton, Elaine Reno, Elaine Thomp­ son and John Burnett. Seven and eighth *rode, Diane \ccadl, Pat Blondi, Doris Harri­ son, Kathy Hughes, Susan Ryan, Leah StiUi, Richard Lainc, Mi­ chael Kay, Jimmy Walkur, Jamea Welch, John Smith, Broods Wil­ son, Linda Aricr, Bobby Corson and Wesley Corbett. . Xastoor la bead of Harold H. Hast ft* Oo., Shippers; . The Jayceca have If new mens ftars. Jay tee Membership drive •balrm aa John Alexander reported. At their luncheon, Alexander urged of Commerce lor next year. Other ofUcera named at tha group’s moating last night were Karl 1bnay, vies president; Mrs. Eleaaor Martin, aecrctary, and Mrs. Sidney Fowler, treasurer. 11m Lake Mary chamber has extended an invita­ tion to all candidates in tha May 1 primary election to apeak at Its April meeting. The meeting wifi be held April 7 at I p. to. f The rain brought an alligator put of hiding early Mila morning. ' An employe of the Herald tsid she spotted one ’’clomping*’ across fto road on Hwy. 17-M in front t t the high school. . “Guess it waa trying to gat out t t the rain," aba said. Dip Coleman was elecled presl•apt of MM Inks Mary Chamber LOS ANGELES (UP!) — TV. R. Bernard Pinch M a r hcea hla Mgicit teal whan V* trie* lo convince a Jury that hla »ife waa ■hot in the back accidental..’ when ho "threw" the murder weapon away. The auavo aocialtta • phpalclan alee aauat explain why he brake hia bippocralic oath by faillna to aaaiat hla mortally wounded wifa and left bar to die in the drive­ way ad their Weal Covina, Cattf., home. The defenae haa ala led that Pinch threw the death gun away after a struggle with hia wifa, Barbara, laet July IS and it acci­ dentally diacharied a bullet Into her baek. M alao bad Mated that Pinch fled the aeene In “sheer panic, fright and deeperatlon" after kneeling over hie wifa in a laatgaaped converaation. The 61-year-old aurgeon waa calm Tburaday when he described the precarious balancing of hia life in West Covina and in various love nests with hia, mistress and co-defendant, Carole Tregoff, 23. When hia illicit love affair was discovered and threatened to shat­ ter hla country-club Hfa and tha Teach African, Schools Urged MfDDLEBURY, Tt, <UPI) — The nation’s larger universities should create centers for inten­ sive study of at least a.doxen of the more widely-spoken language* of Africa, says Dr. Rtephen A. -freeman, vice president of Middlebury College.. He said that until recently, knowing the language* of the Eu­ ropean powers with African em­ pires was enough for eur political and economic contacts there. financial credit of bis hoepiial, he decided an M e course of action: —He would continue ta aca Ms mistress and at tha asms time stall hia wife's divorce action un­ til after he hed owing a 6600,000 hospital loin. —He would nm ago lo try to "got something” on hfa wild oven if he had lo Urn ■ “gigolo" to torney. Grant Cooper, Pinch tes­ tified ho discussed Weekly with Mias TregoH the possibility of getting hla wifa Involved with e gigolo. Ho said he spoke to hia mistresi about M by telephone lest June when Miss Tregoff was in Lea Vegas, Nev. She said she would bo glad to help and oo July 1 “ she called me on the phone and said, ‘Hoo­ ey, I've got good news for you. We’vo got a man to do the Job'," Pinch testified. tin t ho a s s hired to murder Mrs. Pinch, The state charges that when Cody failed lo follow through, Plneh did the Job him­ self. Pinch testified that Cody guar­ anteed Mm Jab weald be dona wMhM 30 da vs “if be had lo sleep with her himself end report end go M court sad testify M M at" Demos At Work ATLANTA (UPI) - Wealthy lawyer Henry Alexander twice raceatly erected an 16-foot, two bill­ board at the edge of bis 31-acre estate. Both times the sign that urged southerner* lo voM Repub­ lican was sawed in half by van­ dals. The exasperated lawyer said today be preferred to keep quiet ■bout any future plane for the billboard. Syracuse ce n t handcuff Will Chamberlain, but She Nationals ran aura padlock the real at She' Philadelphia Warriors. the Warrior* Uf-IW , T hu iitap night The Philadelphia Nipper's parforawooo eead Mas ever MM 3,000 point mark, only Ms MMrd player la National BeekethaK As­ sociation history h attain tbit Haight hi one tooaen. Chamberlain now lum l.Olti points, M shy of the rueord I,log held by Boh Patttt of S t Uwia for a single season. Eight per sent of the point M. dustry’s product* did not exist M their present form five year* eg* according lo the National Paint, Varnish and Lssqusr AsenokStea. Mrs. Daisy Cbldsstar, TO, died at a local nursing home at Bill p. as. Thursday night. ' She bad lived In Labs Monroe for the past 66 yean. Site was the wifa of the Ufa Ray Chideater and was a member of the Church of Christ of Saaford. Guest Speaker Dr. William Anthony of Rutherfordton, N. C., will bo guest speak­ er and aaaiat with holy commun­ ion at the 1! a. m. service at All Saints Episcopal Church at En­ terprise Sunday. Dr. Anthony k former rector of AH Saints Church. 1• I j B RO W N IB F IR E F IG H T E R S t t H oly Cram KdIm o m I Cfaiuvh T roop RSS learned how th p S anford f i n sta tio n is ru n Thum dnjr. A s a t C hief R. t , T hom as, loft, nod F irem an R. K. W hite J r . told thp B row nies ab out th e atntlon. T h e little t r a p o r a o f 228 m p M arg aret Boll, K a th ry n Biakon, B arb a ra B enton, B oth D arby, Julia Dean, J e a n e tte D unn, F e rn y Fuller, Vicki H a r­ din. L in d a P a tto n , P a ts y Parking. B ath A nn Record, T a rry Siskind, E lisah ath A n n Sw eeney and Tenl Talley, (H eraM Phahp) Hospital Notts Janet HuMphivya, Sanford Jean Tllshaw, Sanford Joseph Brown, Sanford Plarance Levy, Sanford Roy Lao Priesoo, Sanford Olands Robby, Sanford Elliott G. Moore, Parkridge, M. J. Clara Senders, Sanford WASHINGTON (UPI) -S en. Hu­ bert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) said today ho might accept tho challenge of Sen. John P, Kennedy (D-Maii.) lor a preiidentlal pri­ mary eonteil in Nebrnka but has made do final decision. In announcing Tburaday that ho would enter the Indiana and Waal Virginia primaries, Kennedy noted ho had accepted Humphrey challagas in Wisconsin and Wait Vir­ ginia. Ha laid ha ragrettod (hat Humphrey had not accepted hla Invitations to enter other states. In both Wisconsin and West Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Harry YKahaw ■island, a daughter Mr, and Mrs. Richard Carr, Casselberry, a daughter Mr, tad Mrs. Jamas Hobby, Inaderd, a daughter n u ~ n .. u Leroy Hodge, Merritt Island Jamas P. Cullen, Sanford Karl Yoat, Saaford . Sally Ann Oyier, Sanford Rebecca TUlie, Sanford Ainaa Pttoian, Longwood Xlak Griffith, Sanford TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The tufae McClain, Sanford tom Man in Florida Stale UglvarMrs- Joseph Corky, Sanford lily's dean design elan k as Daniel Jonklna, Sanford handy with a dress pattern as Ms feminine classmate*. But Kirk Templeraan, ao-yeerold Junior from Miami Springs, had oao pr oblem ha ftnlihiag wo eourae. In Supermarkets All hk tlaasMitoa d*signed and CHICAGO (UPI) - Supermarks*a nan faking too efficient for mad# elothos for them eelm . Temple me a - weapon, In tito opinion of Mr*. ’ v Marla Kiefer, anocuUva director af Mata In Dms Design Clots Has Final f roblem LIT'L GIANT FOOD STORES r »t , ( -Jt' 1 1 > -/ f . / m M m f �J-t V ' *Jr ■’< ' “ —n —« ’• ■*---- ' * / Q h? fcVOL. XLIX iir r a t t WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. High today. 66. Low tonight. 58. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 624 Expansion Starts A t Dynatronks WASHINGTON (UPI)-Aasistant Air Force Secretary Joseph V. Chary k has ad milled to House in­ vestigators that human errors were behind some failures in the Titan intercontinental ballistic mis­ sile program. Testimony made puhlic today by Dymilronics will double its size by mid-April. Work has started on a 20,000 square foot Dynatronica plant addition to cost 8148,000. It will be connected to the present 20,000 square foot plant. The expansion means Dynatronicn will add another 160 employees to its present crew of 160, Vice President George Anderson suid Saturday. /le w s Briefs Mac A rthur Better NEW YORK (UPU-Gtn. Douglae MaeArthur, boapitaUted with a urinary ditorder, la feeling bet* ter. He haa been aittini la an arm­ chair enjoying an occasional game of parch!at with hie wife. Scouts Honored • WASHINGTON (UPI) - Poet m eitrr General Arlhur E. Suramerfield today dedicated a aew stamp commemorating tba anniversary aI tha Boy St America. Arabs Meet QAMO t u n ) — Km ministers of eight Arab meet M ay to diacnao "the Pel■ stin t problem" and larael'a in­ tention to direct waters el the River Jordan te irrigett toe No- Taylor Breaks Ann WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen. MaswaJt D. Taylor, former Army ebtof of stall who suffered s bro­ ken a m whea struck by a taxi Saturday, remained to aetiafae^ e r y condition today at. WaKar (fined A ray HoopUaL Additional Arms JERUSALEM, Israeli (UPI) Israel plans to atop up purchases of arms and military equipment m a result ef eurrent border claihet wtth the United Arab Re­ public sad to compensate for the recent flew of Soviet arms lute Arab countries. %«w OovemmEfit Lins PARIS (UPI) - Premier Michel to M ef Prauee's key regional administrators today to lap down the new peveramant lias k toe aftermath of the Alglees toeurreattoe. WMh Pebra at the meeting was Interior Minister Pierre Cbateaot, tbeSundays nifbt from aa spot Investigation ef toa Algorton filtusUen. Civitan Club C h itf To Spook* Joe Hornet ef OuntomiUe, Ale., totersaUeusl president ef toe Ctrltna organixation will speak to Use local club al their T p. « . meeting tonight. • The muting wiS be et toe May­ f a i r Inn. . The isme type work will be done In the new building a* is done in the present plant, conilruction of space tracking and antenna tracking electronic equip­ ment. Completion dale for the new building 1* April 13. Seminole County Developer J. Bralley Odham la building the addition. Odham gave credit to Florida State Bank President Gene Tucker for successfully negotiat­ ing for the money lo build the addition. Negotiations to get the addition have been going on for the past *0 days. •‘Without him we couldn't have done it,'* Odham laid. The new building and increase in person­ nel will give Dynatronica a .pay­ roll of more thaa S3 million per year. More then 40 of the new employee will be engineers in the 110,000 per year salary range. Dynatronica projection la 030 employes ia two and ■ halt to three year* and more than 1,000 employes in five years. Odham said that la five /ears with 1,000 peraona employed, the corpora­ tion’# annual payroll will be III million, equal to the Naval Air Station's. Dynatronica official* laid the corporation haa doubled its per­ sonnel and quadrupled its dollar volume of bualnesa in each of the last two yasn. Vie# President Anderson said Chamber of Commerce Manager JoUkKrldor’a effort! to locating Dynotronlei in Seminole Counly here “have really been tremen­ dous.” Krldtr started work to loeate toa etactranlca company to Juna ISM. Odham built the exist­ ing plant which waa occupied la July, 1939. City Board, Town Councils To Meet Tonight in town council night In Seminole County. The Sanford City Commission will boar the pollution roview of Like Monroe at Ita • p. m. meeting in City Hall. Requests for street lights, a beer and wine permit, con­ sideration aa vacating city lend, transfer of city fund* and the second reeding of on ordinance •ota bUshing residence require­ ments for solicitors are also on the ageada. The Casselberry Board ef Alder­ men will meet at T:M p. m. In the teem hall. Tba Altamonte Springs town council will also bold its evening meeting In the town hall. Tba Loogwood council last week scheduled aa adjourned meetinf for tonight. le a p Y ear' Sanford Boy Te M ark Third Birthday ■ Larry Jeffrey ia la the tilth grade at flaoferd Grammar Scboel and is aa A student with aetentitle Interests la biology tod astro­ nomy. Ills height ef four feet, eight inches makes him big for bis age —ha will celsbrato Ms third birthdav this month. Larry la well travelled for his age. Bon la Omaha, Neb., be was in Tuscambia. Ala., when bla birth data rolled around agala. The aext time it came, Larry waa ia Mt. Clements, Michigan. You see, Larry waa bora aa Feb. to, IMS and la actually 12years-old. His birthday only comet once every tour years, since he was bora in a leap year. He gels special attention when the big day arrives. This year Larry will have bis birthda. calm in achoal. Larry Is the son of Ma|. and ■M rs. R. W. Jeffery of III W. ^ l j l h St. Ms). Jeffrey ti director af fighter operations tor Uu Unit­ ed Matos Air Force at Itaiuki, Japan. Hie alder brother, Cordell. Is a senior at Seminole High School. Larry celebrates bis birth­ day on Fab. 21 whan the calendar doesn't Include thot extra day. the House defense appropriations subcommittee also disclosed that the Bomare anti-aircraft missile successfully destroyed only nne supersonic target In 10 test shots. Rep. Daniel J. Flood tD-Pe.) said Titan launching crews had been guilty of "inexcusable and appall- Zoning Tuesday The first in n series uf hearings un n new compre­ hensive xtminfr plan will he held Tuesday a t 7:80 p.m. In the county commission chambers Ih the courthouse. The hearings tomorrow night will be for residents of District 5. Zoning board members wilt be on hand to explain the new proposed law which will ha submitted to the County Commission for approval aftar hearings are held In all the diatricta of the county. FORGING AHEAD, Chumber of Commerce Munuger John Kridor, left, Dynatronica vice president George Anderson, and Batty Odham, daughter of addition builder J. Brailey Odham. man a tractor clearing land for Dynntronics {14:1,000 new building. The plant .addition which will double the aiie of Dynatroniee' operations, ia scheduled for completion by April 15. (Herald Photo) Galloway Estimates Large Charles Harrison, Member Of Counly Increase In Tax Collections School Board, Dies County Tax Collector John GalluWtiy today enlimated th at approximately {1,400,000 will be collected in taxes from Seminole County School Hoard county residents before the April 1 deadline. Member Charles F. Harrison died Galloway suid that thus far, over {1 million had been suddenly in Seminole Memorial Hospital Friday, collected. The tax collector suid that an increase of {400,000 is ex- Mr. Harrison, 14, was born to pected ns compared with taxes collected in 1938. He explained that the countywide reappraisal and increased industry la tha county waa the prime reason for the increase in taxes. \ . .Galloway - reported, etoo -that eollectioa from auto license tags would go over the figule collect­ ed last year. Galloway said he had no figures available this morning bul "we are way ahead of last year la issuing tags." Residents must have their 1990 plates by Feb. 10. Klansmen Hear Downs Speak Florida Ku KIux Klansmen heard George Down* kick off his cam­ paign tor governor Saturday urging that state school! be kept segre­ gated and that add IIIon si money be used in aiding “Florida's senior ciltiens." Downs, a resident of Winter Park spoke to over 100 Klansmen and their families at a chicken barbe­ cue at the Farmers Auction Mar­ ket at Hwy. 17-92. Klansmen from Seminole County and other parts of the state attend­ ed the barbecue which waa spon­ sored by the state organisation. Lansing Improved Tha condition of Porter Lansing was reported ai “slightly improv­ ed" by members of hie family to­ day, Lansing was seriously hurt In an auto accident last Tuesday and baa been in critical condition at Orange Memorial Hospital. Mikoyan's Tour HAVANA (L’ P j )—Prcmjrr Fidel Chancey, Ga. He lived In Geneva tor Ihe past A3 years. Mr. Harrison was a member of the Metbodlat Church, or Geneva and of the Oviedo Masonic Lodge, Surviving are Mr. Harrison's wife, Mrs,.Susie W. Harrtoon of Geneva; IteujJaughterx,, m » , J.* •L. -Brown df t&Steve and Mu. W. M. Torres of FI. Bennlng, Ga.; two sons, , lleory Harrison af Geneva and Kennrth Harrison of Ormond Btaeh; three grand­ daughters, Carol Sue Torres or Ft. Banning, and Ann and Cindy Har­ rison of Ormond Reach; three grandsons, Jimmy Brown of Gen­ eva, Charles. Torres of Ft. Ben­ nlng and Mike Harrison of Or­ mond Beach. Funeral eervlcea were held Sun­ day at 4 p. m. at the Geneva Methodist Church, w i t h Rev. George II. Carlton and Rev. Jack L Stewart in charge, Buriel waa in Geneva Cemetery. Members ef the school board acting aa booary psllbaartra were John L Brumley, L. E. Jordan, W. A. Patrick, and J. A. Bisline. School Sirpt. R, T, Mllwee, admin­ istrative assistant W. A. Teague and Director of Instruction Stew­ art Gatcbel were also honorary pallbearers. Active pellhearera were Frank Wheeler Jr., John Thomas, F.rnest M. Ward,' T. V. Brown. Y. W. Yarborough, W. G. Kilbec, Henry Krelxer and J. V. Stowe)I. Brii son Funeral Home was In charge of funeral arrangements. Castro'e revolutionary regime maintained a tight security black­ out today on the movements of Soviet Deputy Premier Ans|las Mikoyan, whose appearance at a Russian exposition here Friday was accompanied by • flurry of gunfire. informed sources said Mikoyan would be a guest of honor at a supper-receplioo at ■ tonight in toe Cuban "while bouse," but no information could be obtained ■bout his program tor the day. There also were reports that Mikoyan would give a dinner at (he Havana Hilton hotel Tuesday night for Castro, President Otvstdo Dorticos Torrado and diplo­ mats from nations which nisintain relations with Russia. The Soviet official appeared Sunday al a union-sponsored mass meeting lealuring attacks on the United Males by leaders of Cuba'a semi-official unions. Reliable sources said Mikoyan spent Saturday at Varadrro Reach, 70-odd miles east of Havana, lour* lng the orphanage wbirh now oc­ cupies the luxury home of ousted Aid To Senior ex-President Fulgencio Batista. Mikoyan has been telling audi­ Citizens Urged ences in Cuba that 42 years ef WASHINGTON (U Pl)-A Senate Communism have made'Russia a greater power than the United subrommitttee recommended to­ day creation of a national "office Slates. ef the aging" to give full-lime attcr.t'on to the problem! of the nation's senior cilUens. New Scout The Unlit d States, it aaid, la faced with "a new population ex­ Formed Here plosion at the other end of life's A new explorer scout post haa cycle." started to Sanford. Explorer Post 302 sponsored by Naval Air Mation will mret at Bryont Campaign 7:30 p. m. Wcductd*). at thr TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For­ NAS Marine barracks. Buys 14-17 mer House Speaker Farris Bryant are invited to Join There are of Ocala repurled today he got seven explorer scouts registered 94,413 In contributions lo his gub­ In Ihe troop now. ernatorial campaign last week, The troop took a Jet engine to making him high man for the Ihe scout circus In DcLand Sat­ week and to> to# campaign to urday night and arc planning a date. dance to be l;.ld in Ihe NAS hallroom March 4. Boya interested In Joining should contact Bob Ant bos at FA 1-4135 or Gene Wil­ liams at FA 2-3092. Post 0 Forester Speaks To Cattlemen Probers Begin Payola Hearing WASHINGTON (UPI) — House Investigators open hearinga today on payola. They aaid they were nure testi­ mony would show a need for new lawn to crack down on what they called • “rampant" radio-TV practice. The Houae subcommittee on legislative overnight, which Investigated TV quit ahow rigging last fall, haa nubpenaed a number of witaeaaee tor the new haaringa, On the baste of an exploratory inquiry, the subcommittee da. scribed aa "rampant" the praetire of unUer-lhe-lable payments to broadcasting station employee to push record* or coneeal com­ mercial*. Sessions tola week will be de­ voted to reported peyula incidents in Boston and Cleveland. Reps. John J. Flynl Jr. (D-Ua.) end John 8, Bennett (K.Mirh.) said a new proposal by the Fed­ eral Communications Commission to cuib payola would not detsr tha House investigation. Both lubrummlUee members said new legislation is nseded to reinfurvo tho FCC plan. The.FCC, andoj- fire from tho rung reasional Invosligatora, an­ nounced Friday it waa 'considerIn* W regufctiUa I t rdW* pay­ ola and aipose rigging of quia shows. The House group, In a weekend report on Its quia ahow Inquiry, •commended one aew lew that would hit specifically at poyolo. It would require station* to an­ nounce publicly any undercover payments mods for advertising pluga. Judge Denies Chessman Appeal TUCSON, Aria. (UPI) -F ederal Judge Richard 11. Chambers today denied a new appeal hearing for convicl-aulhor Caryl Chessman. Chessman la scheduled to be ex­ ecuted in 11 days. Ha was danied permission to appear in person be­ fore Chambers and hia case waa presented by attorneys. Chambers, of the 9th Cirruit Cowl of Appeals, beard argu­ ments last week by Chessman's attorney a and by the California Attorney General's office. Attorney A. L. Wlrte, Americas Civil Liberties lawyer serving as ■ friend of the court ia the rase, Mid be would appeal to Ihe U.B. Supreme Court for a stay of exe­ cution. He said he had not decided to appeal to the satire court or to ■ single Justice. Kiwanians To Hear Fire Ant Talk The spread of fire ants in Ihe counly end how farmers can deal with this meoanre will be aired at the Kiwaata Club meeting Wed­ nesday. Charles Youlsey of tba Mato Plant Board will speah to the group at Ibslr noon 1j nekton at the Clvle Center. Dick Forbes will Introduce Youtary at Wednesday's meeting. Next Wednesday the Kiwanians will hold aa entertainment pro­ gram with David Wayna Matties playing select ions oa his guitar. 1 p. m. Stocks ing errors in personal Judgment in at least two firing failures «8 Ibe multlmillloo-dollsr ICBM. Charyk admitted under totemslvc questioning by Flood that "there have certainly been human errors that have resulted In daiWage to certain missiles." The Air Force civilian research and development chief said Flood apparently referred te "caaeg where difficulties were encounters ed due to'the failure lo follow pro­ cedures which have been set up." But Charyk aaid 1) j inridenta "have resulted in an intensive re­ view of the complete operation al the Titan program and some ms Joe modifications in procedures hava been affected." He also Mid “per­ sonnel changes have been made" and “recent indications are that many of the deficiencies which exisled earlier have been remov­ ed." Last week, the Titan was fired twice from the Cepe Canaveral, Fla., teat center. Once, Its second Adas. Arteigh A. Burke, tha chief sf Naval Operaltona, to­ day expressed his complete confldeace to Ike ability af tola country to deter any attack by too Soviet Union. Burke told Ike Moose Spare Committee h* "thought tho failed Mates Is tho moat pow­ erful neUoa on earth.” Mo said there was "nothing Russia can. do to Stop bar detraction W tod wants to atari a war." slags' was successfully separate! la flight lor the Brat time. On second firing, the mlstito ■7 seconds after blast-off. Flood olio questioned Charyk and other Air Force officiate aboto the Bomare program. Flood aaid the anti-aircraft missile, wUto wto the subject af a major aengreem tonal battle lest year, would haVp coat tho nation 91,100,000,000 I f next July- NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock prices al 1 p. m.: American TAT ................. Itli American Tobacco i l l ) *• * *»• 103 Bethlehem Steel . 491* Caterpillar «#■'**•"»******* »H C * 0 .. • m i a **• *«m * ■ ■ in Chrysler . Curllsa • Wright JAW DuPonl .............. IMMMMM gsm 97Vi Eastman Kodak TIM Ford Motor ....... •7te General Electric General Motors . MMMIlB 47* Graham • Paige aw Int. T*T ... •MiKHAait e UH WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con­ I.nrlll*rd 97 Minute Meld aiiieiiiafina 1IH gressional investigator* returned Paaney ........ . •m m iiim m llgVk lo (he defense arena today and Demos, GOP Battle Over Space Policy •Sfoval Vm tlteau• " '" * Sears'R^Tbuck dvarS II UPDUCK ** Standard Oil (NJ) ............... 4*W Studebakrr ................... . II U. I. Steal ........ ............... 0314 Wesllnghouse El. ............1. 49 .n iiie tiM i Voters League Meets Tuesday fhtt*$pfrew -W o w a ! ^ ,jS .» |k ministration's l . ‘ mUiterf wJ S L T T Over 1 *the weekend. Baa. Kern Muadt (E ND.) and Rap. fleorga If. Mahon (D-Tcx.),' chairman nl the Houae Military Appreprtatiand subcommittee, kept toe defcaen eontroveny boiling. Muadt. In n resort to hia earnatituent*,. charged that the Dams* crallc critic* (f the admtototrattef have been pUytog “not to ‘poto erful' politics « ■ critic el teens-' our security." Mahon, appearing an n totetoaion program, said the* United States facet “ a frightening allowlion" becauan of Soylel tupartep Hy In mtealto developmeat. Youths Arrested On Cor Thefts Seminole County cattlemen beard. LAKEY JJtk PUKY 18 DIG YOU AGE lU ilK E Sheriff's deputies arretted three boys for stealing three cart this Borning. The boya took one car, got U ■tuck, took another and got it ■tuck, and then ran another into a mailbox, deputies N. R. See. borger and K. F. Grant reported. Tba boy* began bitting other n” ‘lb. r.ea and the commotion led to their axraaL U1LSTEAD. Ga. (UPI). - “ I would never have suspected him. Why, 1 waa with him at a dea:ona' meeting Thursday night." That waa tba bsftled reaction of the Rev. J. T, Robinson today to a confession by a highly-respected member of his church that he "booby trapped" Kobiaaoo'a car with a dynamite bomb.| William Columbus Johnson, 34, who apparently waa enamoured of (no paraon’a wife, woa arrested Saturday • and r i o t e d with at­ tempted m unkr for rigging two U. S. Ship Sends Distress Signal Man Is Arrested For Setting Fire A Casselberry man was arrett­ ed for willfully setting a fire on property other than hit own, Sun­ day. Drpuly L. J. Kris and a Flor­ ida Forest Servlet ranger arrest­ ed Allen Dewey Johnson for set­ ting a flr« near the Seminole Raceway, aherllTt deputies re­ ported. The ranger eaw Johnson Mltlng the fire, they aaid. Jesse James In Sanford Jail Jets# James te In the Sanford Jail. Police ggl. Ben Butter arretted the Sanford Negro Saturday. James, of 1302 Williams Are. waa ebargad with breaking late Sam Glover's 1002 Poplar Are, room and taking soma of Glover’i clothes, IW ■licks of dynamite to Ihe Myear- were found in Johnson's garage. old minister's station wagon. The Robinson found the bomb insert­ dynamite was to wired lo explodn ed In a slit of the upholstery of hi* U tiw parson flicked on hie bright car whan ho stopped for a snack lights. Johnson, the father of ■ 13-year- on hit way home from Atlanta. old ton and a loom-fixer al Calla­ Detective Parry u id Johnson's way Mills to Miittoad, Ga., aaid motive stemmed from ■ “domes­ he rigged ihe bomb to the vehicle tic" quarrel with Robinton. He de­ while the Baptist preacher waa at­ clined to |e Into further detail, tending a church meeting at At­ but It waa teamed from neighbor* lanta last Tuesday. Detective W. aad parishioners that tha quarrel K. Perry Mid Jehaian broke down coocoraad Johnson's fepUnga about tho pastor's wife, Valms, M. under questioning. Johnson, a heavy-set man with Perry aaid pierce of wire aad laps matching those of the thinning curly hair, alngtof In the ! -m Tba newly harmed Voters Lea­ gue of District I will mast Tues­ day at 7:13 p. m. to tho court­ house and all registered voters ia the district are urged to at­ tend. The purpose of the organisation, according to Don Fletcher, chair­ man. te to get candidates aad get out Ihe vote to that district. Speaker* at the mealing Tues­ day will Include John Fit spat rick, MIAMI (UPI) - D m Canal who announced he la seeking the county commissioner poet from Guard at Miami reported today E had received radio sisaaagsA that District I. an American ship wna an and ■inking off Fort de Pranas, Marti toque. Sanford Boy The chip waa Identified aa top S. I. Clara. H waa art known hmr Hurt In Mishap many peraona wars an board, A ll-year-old Sanford boy was A Coast Guard spokesman aaid •hot to tho hip Saturday when ho the radio messages came from g and a companion were taking French government Station at Feat target practice with a .22 rifle. de France, He said the Aral mes­ Donald Gorman of 1117 Celery sage road “Clara 'on firs wLbotrt Ave., was token to Seminole men on board. Drifting Id ntitod Memorial Hospital with a bullet south of Fort da Franca.” wound in hit left hip. Hit mother, The spokesman aaid another mom Mrs. Edna Mae Gormen, took the sage informed hit office ghat til boy to the hospital, police Mid. crewmen aboard the Clara had been taken off by a French naval vessel. Churchgoer Admits Dynamite Plant In Pastor's Car a "double barrel" program at their Vnoothly meeting Saturday at Lee's Ranob ia Chuluota. Charles Chellman. county farm forester spoke to cattlemen on faci­ lities available to them ia develop­ ing and expanding woodland and forest areas on their ranches. The association also saw n Was aa haymaking, toting tbs lets* In equipmrat to cut the bayauktog work lead. Missile Program Errors Admitted choir directed by Mr*. Robinson, waa on almost every church commillcc, and a member of the board of deacons. Robintoo. bla wife and children allowed up tor services but a substitute Jimea Watt Jr-, a theology cot, preached to hit During the aarmon aqvarnl i eacea were made in Urn in Urn congregation, nod one ^a*hero*today whs come to worship." m m m �O H M E ---- ararw rr- iri,.,. t---- '.j-----.---I ■ i ' - ' 11 . i*r\ _ 1 V fc Prizes Galore To Highlight County Fair, Feb. 15 Any community, school or srta Jute about everybody and kla brother cam an tar something In (Iris snd boys 4-H Club may antcr a cradlubla display for tha club. t Ilia Baftiinola County Fair. Agricultural and domestic, club Each club will have a four by six , «ad Individual antiiaa will ( a t fool apses. i prises la tha fair, Fab. 11*20, A In tha Individual farm ashiblt, laat and. tha Sanford Amsriean IT kinds af vegetables may ba an* Lafjon building will ahaltcr tha larad, Tha laryait vegetable In •asUblte. Sanford'* Campball-Loi* aach class will (*t prises. Anyone •sing Foot M will ipon*or tha fair may enter this division. Home made lamps, Insect col* • • Ita earn (round*. Thera will b* •ts rides, sight show* and SB non* tactions, honey, and omamanta! plant* are only n few of Iba ex­ ICSi Ina * * la the A(ricultural dlviilon sx- hibits that may bs entersd In ths Mbit elasm Will bn 4>H Club com* Boys' 4-H Club division. Tbs llvsitock exhibit* will ba ■unity, Individual farm, boys' 4-R P ub, livestock, and (ills' 4-H open to 4-H and Future Fanners of America members and to adult*. CNb. la ------- Hospital. Notes Around The Clock FEMUARY 0 Dale Wesson, Geneva Herbert Joees, Tampa Carole Paskhu, Beef ar t Troy Laa Cannon, OreenvIUe, N. C. Robert J. Cornell Jr., Sanford Bertha Annie Jackson, Sanford Atico Tompkins, Lake Mary Homer Myers, Sanford Inez Smiley, Sanford Chsrllo Joe Lawrence, Beneon Junction t . Two Sanford girls have been no­ minated to eompela for "Swootflairt Queen of 1M0 for Skate CHy nt ttes benefit bocksy gamo Fob. H ■ Tbo two girls, both attending Qamlnolo High School are Gayle Woodard and Loretta Ford. ;* Both girls will ba competing with BT other youngsters team osntrsl The girts wtS ba ornsnod at the M f gf tha poller Mute hockey game to bo played that night with tee schoel auditorium tor g bestmeeting. Ml baoadtes going te Dm heart Ib a Seminote High School letenee Cteb wilt sponsor e "singing VilenMr. and Mre. Ralph Sefawatekart line" program at the High ccheol d U I n Mary ore mighty happy Feb. 12. All requests meat ha turned la te eny science dub mem­ The pair won a free trip te ber bp Thursday. ljUasaaJ,-recently te a grand IPKi W«W|[« I th a Ishwslsharte plea te leave Midwest Gets I t iteo and te AprtL Weather Break ■m Somtetea M I# Sghote Marehteg Band te* thte morning to at- Bp ttettsd From Warm air fswm the Southwest S tei tha gala Geapariila Festival “ npa. Tha teste band will poabed Into tea Midweet today, tesipaiteg with other bonds dialing cold winds from tha east­ atata te tea giant parade ern third at Iha country. In the nppar peninsula at Mich­ te Mternoon and will return igan, tha mercury climbed from I above sere at • p. m. Sunday to IS at I a. m. this morning. Tem­ m. Thursday In tea pore turoe in the 40a ware forecast laa Hill an Hwy. aa tha warm beat moved east­ diacuas ita eurroot ward. tlcasno new mom- High winds pushed heavy tereriod to Joining squalls through muok of tot Bret naked to ba presI gamlnato Aeon, tor Retarded \ aoot at • p. m. today • little Rad lrh n flk # ei at ■L and Falmatte Are. Queen Awaits Birth Of Child , LONDON (UP!)—Scotland Yord maintained an around-the-clock Patrol at man and dogs at Buck­ ingham Palace today in tightened security precautions designed to protect Quean Elisabeth against any disturbance as tha awaits the Imminent birth of her third ehlid. The biith will be the first to e • Wllacn Sahod F -TO wtU reigning British sovereign to lto t Tuesday at TiM p. m. at yean. It Is now exported shortly. r f lia dattgnod to nobUa with tea subject retortUtioa_ will be shown after ____ meeting, xey*** iaI te tee week with retarded — i or to-joining tee associa te invited te attend. f There are no entry fees hut tha stock must belonjr to the eshibitor* ami must meet health require* menu. The bate, poultry and robbiu entered mutt ba shown in tbair *fs clasaaa and ba a aradit to tha show, Thera will ba a food ashiblt for county 4-H (iri*. I'rlsee will ba awarded in the IB-11 and ll-Sl age daises. Many kinds of cakss, cookies and candy may be shown. Tha needle work and crafu di­ vision la open to Seminole County 4*H members. Girin in the 10-12 and 14-21 classes may enter aprons, tea towels, skirts, blouses and covered coat banners.* Competition In the women's de­ partment Is open to whlto resi­ dents of Seminole County. The women may aater table linens, textile painting, bedroom furnishInfs, quJIU, bedspreads, knitting, ruga snd craft* sshibits. Students may enter pictorial art and cersmlc* hi the education­ al divisions. Ail entries must ba work of students dona during tha second term af 1BH-H or during tbe fall term last term. In the girl and boy scout divi­ sion, cub scouts may show indi­ vidual projects and any county mlautco after tha their car brake down. Tbe Coilina children are Wilma, 11, Diana, B, Hobart, B, Route, B, and Victor I. They arrived In Orlando by piano from Browns___ Tax., . viilo, to ba mat by thalr grandpi•rente Sunday. Maacoy 1* butldinj lag Inspector lor tea ally af Winter Park. Massey said ho first teamed tears iba children ware whan Wilma totephoned him from Matamona, Monies. Ho aald Wil­ WASHINGTON (UFI) — Can Sonata Damanratia Loader Lyndon B, Johnson win enough nattoanl convention support from tha Mg, pivotal slates to capture tea party's preaidetlal nomination? Democrats who want to nomianto him for tha presidency do not yet have a convincing answer to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Hum­ However, Johnson partisans be­ phreys, Sanford, a son lieve ho eon manage a steel sights Mr. and Mrs. Thoms i J. I tela year aa dafMp teat ha Fastens, Sanford, n son wiQ win applause frees snob pottlicailp Important ate too aa Now York, Feaaoylvaale, Utoote sad Frankie Caldwell, Sanford California. Aad they botlevs ha Merle Goshen, DeBsry can do so without offending tea Steve Dudley, Sanford Woltor Hansen, DeBary Mrs. Robert Kennedy and baby, Sanford FEBRUARY B ASmlastona Sylvia Bergstrom, Sontord Jane Flynt, Sanford Retells Gilbert, DeBary Johnnie Mae Gordon, Sanford BUENOS AIRES (UFI) Aaron E. Washington, Oviedo geattoe naval took ferae i t sweep­ ing the Nuevo Gulf area of southMr. sod Mre, Samuel B a r ­ eastern Argentina lor an uniden­ tified submarine detected by tea min, Sanford, a daughter Mr, and Mre. Alvto Prttahott, float tort weak, enlkorktoa haw •aid today. Sanford, a son Navy Minister Gaston CUmaat Mr, and Mrs. George W. Up dented reports Sunday that patrol •on, Winter P u b , • son planes had bombed the submarina Mary Pharea and baby, San­ and driven M to tea bottom te IB foot of water, trailing an oil slick ford which indicated it might hare «»-----U u k u x*n—villa boon damaged. I. c. Climaat declined comment on Joseph Brows, Sanford reports teat ths navy had John O' Noil, Sanford Anna Lasher, Washington, D. "trapped" the sub > generally supposed to be Russian — to ten C. Argentina Gulf. Anna Aiken and baby, Late Welker, Sanford Lereran Ringer, Labe Rights Violations ran Jaiste Thompson, Sanford To Ra Stijdiad. , fttehard D M WASHINGTON (UFI) — The council af the fl-natton Organisa­ tion at Asaartenn States masts to­ Purloined Letters day to consider charges that Dom­ SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) - Po­ inican Dictator Rafaal Trujillo is lice said a thief pried aa "n," an violating human rights snd in­ an "n," n "a" and two "g'a" creasing too*Ions in the Ceribfrom n pair of terea-toch-high me­ tal signs spelling ant "The Syra­ Tha VsMsustea government de­ cuse Type Batting Ca., Int." Tha manded the emergency session for rest af the tellers w en an Immediate investigation af re­ ports tent tha Dammmna gowenment had made mass arrests and had begun a campaign at poUtiaal persecution. Argentine Navy Hunts For Sub ma told him teat tbair father had left them te a boarding bouse a weak before saying ha would ■and monay later. Whan bo did not, she telephoned her grand­ father for help. M usty recruited the help of welfare departments hare and In Brownsville, Tex., tbe Bed Crocs and Iba American consul te Matem orn. Ifa footed tha bill, but all tha other agencies helped cut rad tap* and gat tea children on an airliner to Florida. for classes of exhibits and a fair official will be on band to assist exhibitors in getting properly lo­ cated. Exhibit* may bs removed after 10 p.m., Fsb. 20; Fsb. 21. from 2-B p.m. and Feb. 22 from 0 a.m. until noon. The doors of ths ex­ position building will open official­ ly a 4 p. m., Fab. IS. They will be apened at I p. m.. Feb. IB-20. Admission will ba 10 cents for children and 26 cent for adults, except Feb. 16 when children un­ der II may get In free.' Special hours for the youngsters that day will be 4-7 p.m. Big Question Confronts Johnson's Nixon May Enter Wisconsin Primary Bid To Seek Demo Nomination ifive Children Abandoned While Father Robs Bank •• WINTER FARM (UFI) - Five : qttUdren aged t to 11, abandoned : pa Mlitem to Mexico white their • fattog want to Obia to rob a 1bank, ware safe with their grand• fareota hare today. ! Their grandfather, Robert M. ; Massey, te, arranged te hava tha • ghUdreo flows here after the d child telephoned him of pllgbt. M was tha first Uma lay had heard from tha cMIUiey loft Orlando wltk j teat October. •aid *tho childrens' I f ar old mother disappeared I : Orlando teat September. if, Jamas Rdward ir-oid truck driver, • Ctoatoaati Jail today aa beak robbery charge. ____ lid Coilina held ap tea Nattenal Beak af Marrow, tell IWoteay and Bod with troop may show troop projects. Prises will be awarded in all exhibits. In mo*t classes, first, second and third prists will be given. Exhibits may be placed Fsb. IS from t a.m. until noon mnd Fab. 14 from S-l p.m. Tha axhlblta will ba in a large tent and In the Legion poat building. Each article should have ths number or letter of Ita elaas, tha lot number and the nam* and addrata of tha sitebltor, The fair association wilt not bo responsible for nrtkloo on oxhIMt "but will tako avory precau­ tion to save them from theft or dnmngo." Spare will bo markod Ministar To TaH Unusual Sermon Guest mlalstor Edna Rya will (•U a strange story at tea revival meeting i t T;M p. m. today at tha Church of God of Prophecy, MOB Elm Avc. Tha pubUa is invited to bear her toll cf bar eeching "at the risk of her Ufa" tha New York CHy "hearen" of Father Divlao, Farter J . R. Mailer said. S MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) — South, whore ha must took far Us Vice President Richard M, Nixon aretvoe to Mllwaukoo today for a baste strength. Lincoln Dny epooeh and Republi­ a southera label uaicceptabte to cans were hoping ho would u*e ___ ______South. M atte the occasion to declare himself in Ily rated aa a liberal the Wisconsin presidential pri­ ____ . ____ mars and aa a mid- marydia-cf-tha roador to the entire w m - Informed party members bewm te the Democratic Forty. lleved Nixon would take time dur­ AHbooMl ho ia not a declared ing the day here te confer with candidate. Democrats generally ax- local lenders on the delegate* be­ post him to auk* a ing proposed for Nixon In the ter tha Fenner Congressmen Glen Da­ to in com vie, a prominent elate Nixon Re­ publican, ante ha felt it was "only Unless hi* southern gtrongth n matter of Jlme" before Nixon slips sway before eonrantien tuna announces for tbo April I Wiscon­ Johnson a n hope Bar a bloc te sin primary. about 4BB delegate votes, teg support from border and are ntamHate states. Only Stata Behind John P. Kennedy (D-Miss.) ap­ pease te bare hopes for a larger In Building, Ib a majority vote needed to win will bo ML Services Held For Forrest Lee Funeral services ter Forrest ALao were bald at 2:10 p. m. today at ttw grovaeida te Labsview Cemetery. Mr. Laa, If, was found dead Wednesday in Us home at ilia W. lMh Bt. Mo lived te tenfold all hie We. Mr. Lae in survived by four daughter*, Mrs. Lawrence Ball, Mre. John Morn tad too Mias Jamie and Pamela Lao, all te Orlando: three tons. Format A. Laa Jr. te Tallahamaa. Cleveland Laa and Marvin Laa te Orlando; a state!*, Mrs. Barths Bragg te SateonL two brothers, Wultem aa and Edgar Lno te teai and several nisaaa and aspEav. W. F. Brooks officiated at the burial. Iris son Funeral Homo was to sharps te funeral arraaga- Nominotions Sat For Patsy Awards Dickinson Says MIAMI BEACH (UFI) - Bute Bon. Fred Dickinson, campaigning for governor, Sunday proposed a lA-ycsr road building plan to end what bo called a "statewida traffic jam." Dickinson said Florida was 26 years and 600 million dollars be­ hind te rend building. Ho suggested that n 26-year pro­ gram bo placed on tbe atatuto books so that it would have to bo followed in general by succeeding governors. Ha said this would not only end "favoritism" to road con­ struction but would penult orderly planning and growth of industry. • ta ts r l Vrrtlfc P n g t 2—Mon. Fob, g, 196f Cross-Examination Of Dr. Finch To Highlight Murder Trial Today LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Pros­ ecutor Fred N. Whlchello believe* there art enough holes in Ihe slory told by Dr. R- Bernard Finch of his wife’s death lo send the surgeon to .the g*» chamber. Whlchello puls Finch under what is certain lo be s long end pounding croii-cxsminslion todsy after the doctor completes his ac­ count of leaving the scent of the July II killlnll of Mr*. Barbara Jean Finch. 33. Finch snd his 21-yesr-oId mistress, Carole Tregoff. ere charged with Mr*. Finch’s murder. It w«» not yet known whether the girl would lake ths witness stand st sO. Women Jurors were In tears Friday at the 42 year-old surgeon s broken-voiced recital te his wife’s last words as be knelt betide her. Finch claimed his wife wis shot when ■ revolver fired accidental­ ly In a wild fight. "I'm sorry — 1 should have listened," Finch quoted Ms wife. "Take cere of the kids." Trlel observers agreed Ms atory had terrific emotional Impact and put tbe doctor to the best position since testimony to his trie! begin five weeks ago. But it was filled with coinci­ dences and strings twists upon which WMchello was sot to seise. Tha first was the tremendous mathematical improbability te the gua firing — Finch aayi to Ihe procaee te being flung sway — site hitting tha brunette Mrs. Finch equarely to tha back. A second was Iha explanation te Iha presence te tha so-called "murder ktt" te toe sreoo and ths strange mixture te rope, knife flashlight snd medical equipment. Carols brought H up ths drive­ way, Finch said, because he want­ ed the flashlight inside and she did not have the ksy t e too te- tache esse so she brought £ wholo kit. Even should Finch withstand the Interrogation on those points, Whlchello still had Finch admit­ ting he contacted cx-convict John Patrick Cody in Las Vega*. The indictments against Finrh and Miss Tergoff have twa counts: —Murder. —Conspiracy to murder. & The second Involves CsrolT more thin the first. It wss she who put the doctor In touch with Cody. The Minneapolis Jailbird testified they peld him to kill Mrs. Finch. The doctor says (hey engaged him solely to get divorce evidence. Ike To Speak To War Veterans WASHINGTON (UFI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower was scheduled to ad d rn i the Veterans of Foreign Wars today at the dedication te the organisation's Washington me­ morial building. Tha President, who returned to tha WMto House tote Buoday after­ noon after spending a quirt week­ end at Ms Gettysburg, F t., farm, also bad several otter morning appointments. A m o n g them ware separate School Closes talks with GOP National Chair­ man Thurston I . Merton, Secre­ Lunch Focilities tary of State Christian A. Hotter GREENSBORO, N. O. (UFI) - and Chairman Raymond J. Bate* F. W. Wool worth Co., scent te nlor te tha President's council te a week . long protest by Negro economic advisers. students seeking an end to aegregated lunch facUltias, opened for NO T R E SPO N SIB L E Dullness today but kept ita lunch counter closed. I will not ba responsible for Wool worth District Manager John W. Largan te Raleigh aald any debt* incurred I f anyone tha lunch countar would remain othsr than Myself. closed "at least through Monday John H. Beat* J». to tha Interest of public safety." (Bob ( ^ A iu u h 'ij tfq jm c y HOLLYWOOD (UFI) - Six dogi, three I, i dear and a ' hare bean nominated annual Patsy awards which go each year to tha outs landing ani­ mals In motion picture «■< televtalff flfoowi. Patsy, to the case te tta motion picture award, rtandt tor "Picture Animal Tap Star te tta Year" aad to tto television category means "Performing Animal Talatrlalon Bter te the Year." M atnbm te baton March II. Tough jobs demand ,' -* ■ Universal ‘Jeep’ A 4-Wheel-Drive Unirenal 'Jeep’ takas you to tta job. wherever it la—an tta road or tell Thlo rugged performer carries men and equipmeot over the high­ way to mov, » PLAN CAULFULLY G E T MATERIALS AT IF HUSBANDS HAD TO DO T H I S . . . EV ER Y W IFE WOULO HAVE AN u p M l n r d o w n —y o n d r i l l a t i n g le le v e r l e r » * » « ■ * « * d h u .ib W ittr ttT S t.* t t r t t o poow . t t t o pe«W t i te te t. j t o t t k t t a a x tra tr a c tio n t e 4 -w h a ti d riv e . W i t t p o w e r toke- •nute. Tha 'ireo' b tort ll Mate m ate Gteltk. to# sags. atttg writers, aangmmors. gmaulwi ate re * titer tu rn ? mmlsu* redree*. off, a t bydranlte Hit, tta Universal ‘Jaap’ dam as ^ M(Um> , ari* - te Jobs, lb ind ate wkst it 4HEHMIVE Whet maaweoM put up with thb ELKCTRIC Uuadry—with Wadm tota Water Itealar ter plenty te i teti— ate at wsriribyi. It's the Jaap CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 4 &HOM B LA U N D R Y w A tt f �V^r Mon. Feb. 8. I960—Pag* 81 ButTarh VrraTB * W -D BRANDED W -D LI •» WiP* Ikuimt «s*sis n . : *T -jtd n d i/ta fllf Something MORI far the tatta It what W-D "Branded" bsef hat ta affar! Par Inttaiwe, the mafic at axtra flavor, fht tenderness and rich meaty goodness you'll find in ovary forkful. Thla It th# quality that Is to ovidonf in overy cut of W-D "Irondcd" U. $. Government graded hoof - that something "extre*^ fhof brings about repeated comments like; "loaf tatting beet I aver ate!" So, know In advance whet you aro getting, insist an W-D "Branded boot ond remember - quality it your boat buy in thrift - Shop Winn-Dixlo whore tha quality' of W-D "Branded" beef is guaranteed. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ‘ PRICES GOOD Thru Wednesday, February 10th. W-D "Branded" Flavorful ALL SOLIDS WINTER FESTIVAL tickets nre prepared for the prize tic­ ket drawing by Rev. Richard Lyons, pastor. The Vandevoort family from Orange City won |100 in the ticket drawing Saturday night. The festival brought more than S5.000 to All Souls. From the right, nre Fr. Lyons. Mrs. Harold Kastncr, John Stronchek and general chairman of the festival. Mrs. Helen Constantine. (Herald Thoto) Pinecrest P-TA Guidance Program Winter Festival Called Success Stresses Knowing Teachers Better The Pinecrot P-TA cho«# "GuldKnee” ei He theme for this year and the program include! cloier association with the faculty mem- here who teach children of iti members. The P-TA, in an effort to intro­ duce the teachen to ite own full membership and to give them eoma public recognition, has ar­ ranged a series of short biograph­ ical (ketches. This series begins today with two of them; Over tS.000 w»i collected at the All Soul* Catholic Church Winter Festival held Saturday on the church grounds. The annual evrnt which fea­ tured rides for the children and games of chance for adults was termed a • success” by church officials today who estimated ahoul 3,000 persons attended the all day event. * The money collected will go toward purchase of needed ap­ pliances for the church kitchen and additions lo church's so cial hatl. Chuck Roast Lb. TEMPTINGLY TINDER T-BONI at SIRLOIN STEAK 8 9 CLUB STEAK 7 9 ' DELICIOUS PULL CUT ROUND, RIB or TENDER, PLAVORPUL ROUND BONI WINN-DIXIE TRIMMED T-BONE STEAK PINECREST TRAVEL­ LER Mrs. Ola Cochrnn has travelled In 24 states, Can­ ada and Mexico. The Pine­ crest Elementary' School fifth grade teacher was ed­ ucated a t Young Harris Col legs and the University of Georgia and Stetson University. She specializes in English, mathematics and sociology, collects pitchers and hopes to fin­ ish seeing the U n i t e d States. MRS. MARY ALICE RATLIFF, Pinecrrat fifth grade teacher, is a native of San­ ford. She received her buchelor of arts degree from Agnes Scott College and her m aster’s degree from Stetson University. Mrs. Ratliff has specialized in education, Spanish a n d guidance. Phony Bomb Alert Forces Plane To Make Emergency Stop PALM BEACH (UPI) - "Art quick! There’s a bomb on 102." .This warning barked over the telephone at Miami sent ■ Na­ tional Air Lin# Electra into a I sharp hank to make an emargency atop at Palm Beach Inter­ national Airport Sunday night. On hoard were six crew mem­ bers and IS paaaengera, including Teamsters Union rraaldent Jimmy Hoffa. The can turned out to bn a boax. The liner, In a Miami to Washington and Philadelphia flight, was delayed three hours. The telephone cell wae received at Miami Intarnational Airport a few minutes efter the airplane took off. Crash and fire tnicka met the hlg ship as tt taxird to an isolated corner of the airport here. The passengers were told only to fasten their seat belts. They saw the captain hurry out o( the cabin one# the plane was on the ground and try to open the door, only to find it jammed. "Kick It open," some one shouted. Only when the passengers were safely out on the runway were they told why they had stopprd. Six of them elected to alay here, even alter the FBI searched the plane and pronot red it safe. Hoffa said he w n sure the scare had nothing (o do with him. Starts A t Home BURLINGTON, Vt. lUPU A University of Vermont Protest­ ant- discussion group came In the conclusion that "ll’a harder lo be a Christian In Rurlington than in Afnra. We have a harder job to be effective Christiana In the midst of plenty, where, a Christian is Ihe accepted thing. Indifference Is harder to rombat than criticism or even persecution." bofara aach ataak It waighad and pricad. Excess bone, tot and long and rtmavad T H R IFT Y M AID EVAPORATED S T E W B EEF 3 T R IB S PRESHLY GROUND ASTOR 100’ e PURE (Limit one pleata.) CAMPBELL FRESH, CRISP rteow. 1-Lb. Pkf DUNCAN HINES FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 8 MORTON FROZEN ORIGINAL CRISPY Cans SOUTHERN BELLI PROZBN PIZZA PIE DEVIL CRAB Pkga. 51511 Pkg. Of 5 Georgia Peach •IDIIM THIS COUPON FOR Palmetto Farms Salads Coupon Void After Februory 10th. I Cans Limit 5 Pleata. No. 1 Can Limit 10 AT Year Nearest Wi.n-DMee In Addition Ta Thata Regularly Earned Whan You Purchase ANY TWO te S B frW S m LEAN, LEAN,h MEATY SHORT CRACKIN' GOOD 60 Top Valuo Stamps Don't bo bashful about tolling us your noods. Wo will bo glad to talk to you about your plans at any timo you dotlro* LI. INST. COFFEE * 59- TOMATO Soup r 10 DOG FOOD 5 SALTINES SLICK BRAND S0 loaning money that wdl onablo you to buy a homo, build one, or htlp you Im­ prove your protont homo Is our buslnois* _ TALL MILK Pkg. Don’t Bo Bashful I LI. W-D "BRANDED" LEAN PLATE People 60 to 80 If You Will Simply Brad Us Your Name And Addraaa .* .. 0 « . . . we will explain how you ran still apply for h gl.000 life Insur­ ance policy to halo taka care of final expenses without burdening I your family. You can handle she entire trans­ action by mail with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. No obli­ gation of any kind. No one will cal) on you. T u r out this ad and mall it today with your name, address and year of birth to Old Amsricaa Insurance Co,, -IBOO Oak, Dept. LH09B, Kansaa City 12, Missouri. LI. W-D "BRANDED" DELICIOUS Spinsters End Life Together NEW YORK (UPI) - The two spinster Horvath listers were girls at the turn of the century. They liked life as it was then and re­ sisted the changing limes to the point of death! Helen and Msrgirel Horvath had come to the I'nited Slates early In life from Hungary. They had worked in the elegant homes J of the "icloriin Age, lived tngeth-' er and saved (heir money in this land of opportunity. They both wore their hair in the pompadour faahion of the "Gibson Girl." and their long, simply-cut black dresses were modeled for the Teddy Rooscvrlt era. The two listers were found hanged Saturday In thrir neat, three-room apartment where they had lived for 23 years, linlh were in their GO'a and couldn't face lea ing their apartment which was to be torn down to make way for a modern building. A note, in Hungarian, told of their worry about finding a new place to live in thin changing city. S H O U LD ER R O A S T 7" R IB R O A S T Powdered Bleach Sliced Bacon Betty Crocker Can. Biscuits 4 2 9 ' Planter's LEST ARE 17' Cashew NUTS *<£'■ 49' LESTOIL E 37' Cocktail P'NUTS & 37' PLAIN FLOUR 5 & 55' NOODLES 2 Jfe- 27* PLAIN FLOUR 5 5it. 5' LAS AG NA 35' MIXED NUTS & 49' KARO SYRUP 'SP 25* Liquid Cleaner Planter'* Ballord Self-Rising or Ronco Seashetl Pillsbury Self Rising or Ronco Planter s Blue Label , �THE ELEPHANTS.TRUNK Pith the political hubs being oiled and the ammunition uncratad fo r aa open season on Incumbents, we were to hear an experienced public official lika Mr. John ir a id a word to tha recent admonishment by Judge Williams that our paopla should vota for what la right t r . K r id a /r * around to this subject in a talk to the iua Club whan ha bald that nubile official*, himself In­ ti, hare bean tha targets of “slanderous remarks" by a whcMjo not agrea with their action* in “trying to get i t laid .that many leading citizen* are reluctant to antar l Mrviec or *aak office because they don't relish this bfllty of "character assassination." v I t quoted from Judge Williams' talk to tha Jaycees: "If iwUIy provida leadership, you are not always going to pular. Leadership means doing everything for the good hers, not self, and It very often mean* doing it a t the flea of personal popularity," fha County Commission enairman, who said "right now. TM with Mr. Kridar, or anybody also, n any way, bat, w# a n going to koto ling tha votars that our alactad off!who hava soma plana for ImproveMnta and not Joit those who can win a popularity eontost, • • • County Can Handle V- • ( [ts Own Projects • Mr. Ernaat Southward aald something a t tha Chamber f Commerce Coffao Club meeting which all oar raaidanta •fcouM remember aa tha growth of Cantral Florida staam liBfl along. Ha waa explaining tha work of tha SemtaoU-DeBary Kaart Council and pointed out that laat year tha Sanford arse had grown to tha extant that tha Heart Fund paopla Spired It warranted It* own separata unit instead of beta* * ^ ^ ^ t o * i i n p o r ^ t B5?af sanford baa gained notice of naRenal organisations and that they recognise that wa can I on our own feat in accomplishing Important eommunrejects" Mr. Southward said. Re toki of tha amount of work being dona by public tad Individuals in our section who a rt volunteering for t Fuad activities. “It’a a matter of pride with them they u n i o n good Job a t hone In thia vita! effort," he And the autonomy ef Sanford and Seminole County Id be a n a tte r of pride with every reeldent. And all Id resist with all their pride and energy any application tat nasty wred, "metropolitan" when It purports to in* WASHINGTON - Back In other ■tesraUons, there were men In Congress like old Manuel Herrick, a toothless, soxlsss representa­ tive from the Cherokee strip of Oklahoma, who could spit a bell of tobeeco Juice IS feet. OldUmers who remembered old Herrick laid he was never known to miss n spittoon from any dis­ tance under five pices. But these are modern times and the characters of the cuspidor class are all but old memories. Aad so, you'd think, are tbo cut- DAILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 1. Jewels ■ Beautiful young man lL O a n u of my II. O m t II . Faria eS shoes ’ IS. Skeleton organisa­ tion J*. Uttered (archaic) IT. Regions IS. Dialect variant of your IS. Attempt at. Consumed It. Mariana Island 2d. Ancient manner el writing 80. Woe to me! SL Help IS. Entire 21. Mo*ltm title M. aught error 2. Run away to Gretna Green I-A toots «• Search for 8. Newspaper Item •.R ot T. Ethers I. Brood of < pheasants ». bed of war (Baby!.) SO. Observes 14. A bout 80. Kingly 21. Roman money 22. Wander about Idly f If it. Over- head JLExcIamstlon 28. Betongwig to me IW M tff 24. Father ST. Man's V*eWe4£'. *asi nickname *8. Wall 31. Muato note tapestry M.Mooa 34. Loppy vaUsy IT. Jewish 32. Sicilian month volcano 88. Languish tvsr.) 39. Shampoo 13.011 of 41. Indian o rose petals Peru 14. Web-footed 4B.A(firmat birds vote : II □ 1 “Mark Hooktos aa one and of a tog and tba student an the dther." 'You younger 'readore may eat remain her Mark Hopkins, but ha waa a dynamic collage hand who maintained student eotbustotm Just like Lawrence to today's cue. Please notice that NOTHING la that dafinlttaexaJd Mark Bspkks should speed time la labs with Aad NOTK1NO waa eaM about his nubUshlag dry, so - called eetoaiific papers, moat af which we aa Itow eattoal they are scan hidden away la dusty library T V* % it 4r T" ■reIX ir ‘ 49. Unit ef capacity 41. aim pieton 42. Come In away from i “Lava Ufa ol tha “Cultural cists not la a Seed lor n Teachers," s type, of prafei On the contrary, we stUI have 'em—more than 100, mostly of the old saloon type—In corners, under Senators' desks and under our feet. Last fall a rather elderly lady from Staton Island thought she recognised one that her father used to have la hie saloon wbea she was a girl. Tba recollection carried a baa connotation. She asked Bon. Kenneth Keating IR .. N. Y.) to get rid of “those untidy relics of the lstb Century." Well, be promised he'd bring it up before tbo Itulel Committee. ZLir - If r vr u □ j .. • IT 1 + n n w s M W M '/ / / / m And, guess what happened! The snuff and cuspidor lobby got af­ ter him, that's what. And one editor down In the ■nuff country of Clarksbury, W. Ve., got so worked up thet be banged out an editorial accus­ ing Keating of confusing elvll rights with the rights of fussy fe­ males timing to butt into maltors of Capitol housekeeping. Just the other day, at my chair In the Senate press sallery, then appeared a gentleman who identi­ fied himself ae a snuff eeller. He wasn’t peddling buses of tho snuff —Just snuff goodwill. Ho hauled out a copy of a tot­ ter tb it be had penned to the Senator begging him to spare tbo spittoon. “What's your interest in spit­ toons!" 1 asked. He replied that sautf user* are lost without spit­ toons and that th an are II mil­ lion iBuff users la America today. The snuff man told me excitedly about some research bis people are conducting on cuspidors — a revolutionary Idas to eUmlnato tba nred for cleaning thsm. It's does with plastic pouches. But when I toft I took a spit­ toon census and found that the trend was down. They are giving way to knot-high sand urns. Gaea are the days of old Manual Herrick and Brown Mulo, Star Navy, Burly Twist, and even Bull Durham. Gone are the days of tba guided spUUa. With tba advant of the fancy cylinder sand urns,.our Congress sawdust basts. In tbo oyas of the cuspidor lob­ byists. thore urns don't coma up to snuff. But tba real aback to aid tradition is wkat has happentd la lha chamber af tha United States Senata. Tba sgt-old Inlaid black aauff boxaa at Ibe Beaale entrances hava btea neglected. Each yaar tba bain would fill them with fresh, damp snuff out of thnlr to-cant-s-year snuff aUowanca. Wan, two yaara ago our laat aauff dipper, Sea. Ralph Flaaderx (B., VL), retired. I petkad Into tba boxes tba atber day. They were empty. Walt until tba aauff lobby bears Happineee Through Health (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) WASHINGTON - Largely aa a retult of a deep-seated conflict wtthia the Elsenhower admlaiatralion the audsar test ban talks at Geaeva have deteriorated to the point at which there m ar be aa alteraatlve but to break them off. The State Department has been aerloualy embarrassed by what high officials believe waa a cal­ culated leak from within the gov­ ernment here. As a consequence the attempt to get agreement with the Eussiaat and the Bri­ tish ea a compromise proposal for a test baa has probably been blocked. Thia comes at the start af tha effort to work out a common Western petition on disarmament for negotiations with thn Com­ munist bloc to begin on March IS. Failure of tha Geneva talks, whether acknowledged or merely la the form of a more or loss opto stalemate, would tkrow ser­ ious doubt oo the East-West dis­ armament talks at the outeet. The Impasse reached la the test-baa talks Is part ef a general deter­ ioration ta Sovlet-American rela­ tions from the optimism of the Elsenhower • Khrushchev Camp David meeting last September. The British are Indignant at what they Interpret at a thinly disguised ettempt to force them to go elong with thn proposal without their prior consent. The Macmillan government is deter­ mined to reach an agreement with the Soviets which, while It ml|ht not fuarantee the detection of small secret atomic blasts, would be a base from which progress could be made toward an all em­ bracing system of Inspection nod control. The suspicion has grown In London that powerful forces In Washington, both la tbo Pentagon and the Atomle Energy Commis­ sion, am determined te prevent any agreement from being reached. .i Events leading up to Ibe pre­ sent situation were as follows: The state Department, working with Pentagon end ABC officials, evolved ■ compromise proposal to be put before tbo conference at Geneva. la essence, the United States proposed to ban teste la the up­ per atmosphere sad the larger underground tests. Aa part of the agreement, idealists of til three powere would work toward • sys­ tem ef detecting smaller under­ ground blasts, with s view event­ ually to including suck blasts within tha ban. This Is a gross oversimplifica­ tion of a highly complicated mat­ ter Involving the opposed finding! of Soviet aad American scient­ ist* ea tba quesUaa af Identtfyiag I I function, When dlsaaso appears, it to evldent th a t tha nerve foroa cauatag health haa j ta K I ■ KV M M minimum of m .'M Trade-la allowance for any car in drivable condition when you buy a new RENAULT L m Dauphins or 4CVI OfbcJGmTTlntoA f a A MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS WB HAVE BEEN ASKED MANY TIME8 — WHY DOESN'T FOODMART GIVE TRADING STAMPS. FRANKLY, IF OUR CUSTOMERS WANT THEM, WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO GIVE TRADING STAMPS — HOWEVER — ALL SO-CALLED POPULAR TRADING STAMPS IN THE CENTSAL FLOR­ IDA AREA ARE CONTROLLED BY CHAIN SUPER MARKETS, IN THE GROC­ ERY FIELD AND FOODMART IS DENIED THE EIGHT TO GIVE THEM. IN OTHER WORDS, WE WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE THEM TO YOU WITH YOUR PURCHASES IF WE WERE NOT DENIED THE EIGHT TO DO SO. FOODMART NOW HAS TWO PROGRAMS WHICH WE FEEL ARE DEFINITELY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN TRADING STAMPS. WE PRESENT THEM FOR YOUR FULL CONSIDERATION. i tha well-proven premise that *‘ * Interference w I t h normal nerve function is the prim ary causa of many typea of illDTm& ‘L ^ . ”ru S : tlon impairs normal action of; orgam and , thus 111 health re* organa tor locates and remove, interference w i t h pinched nerves, thereby restoring tha normal nerve function amployed by Nature in making *H cures and maintaining a “tote of health. . While State Department offi­ cials kava no proof that the task earns from the ABC, they believe this wea lit source. Nor will they dlacuia the metives behind what they believe to have been a calculated leak ether thaa ta point cut what the coaaequaaeca have been. If the end remit It to kill eay chaacee for auccess la tha talks then thorn who all aloof have m isted eay tost haa caa elalna a triumph. Foremost among there la Dr, Edwird Teller, popularly kaowa aa tha father af tba Hbomb, who la a recent speech not only advocated continued testing but throw doubts on the pouibllQ ty of any progress la disarma­ ment. This confused situation, growing out of tht conflicts within the government here, comes as the Weeten allies are trying to over­ coma serious dUftrences. There is deep concern over the French atomic eiplosloo, and particularly over ita else and the resulting fallout. But soma discipline at the top to get unity at boms woulto seem to bo the first order o r business. CONTRIBUTED TO ORGANIZATIONi h i i C. P i# ’f INVESTIGATING ■ b y a d istu rb an ce suits'. T h t m odern Chiropree* ■ of fa shim, hs said he would oppoio It and stick by the Soviet poiillon for a baaed all atomle ex p lo its.. Embarrassed by all tola publicity far vhat waa to bare been a private Mfotiatloe that might have led to a way out of the leag^ drawn-out talki, the State D epaiw n eat b u held up the proposal. The American delegate at Geneva, Jamea J . Vadtwortb, baa not yet put It formally before the ether We*ll give you i Boms 70,004 swimming pools were added la 1*80 to tha 184,000 already la aa* la tha U, I., reports tha Nattoaal Cwimmlng Pool laaUtuto. Your Nerves! Health is the result of normal „ narva function. Ill health or dlsaaso la tho opposite 0f l. m u ., i t l i . f t p u t » « r « » n retata of health, of body—or Jnd. Characterfcad atodCharacterised usually earthquake bleata aa agalnet what might be aneak atomle exploaloaa Intended to violate an agreement. Prealdeat Elaeabower, la aaaouae* lag la December that the United State* would feel free te resume teats la 1M , aeeuaed Soviet aeieatlata of refuting to eoatider new American data beeauae of political motlvoa. It'w aa agreed wtthia the gov* era meat here that a compromise, exeludlag the small underground teats, waa eaaeatial If a nuclear teat-baa treaty were to be ap­ proved by the Senate. Otherwise, American aeieatlata — including those who believe that a test baa Is la this country's beat Interact ** have kaMA la ikal chest; ekeal' —would to laallfa testify that lag would bo possible. That would play directly lato the beada of those who want to pravoat a baa and the treaty would la all pro­ bability be rejected. With State, Panto goa and ABC presumably la agreement. State Department officials were consid­ ering bow the plan could bo best presented la the conference at Geaeva new In its second year. It wee decided that rstber than give any preliminary preview the plan should be presented la strictest, secrecy within the con­ ference chamber. At this point the proposal la oversimplified form appeared' ea newspaper front pages. A day later Semyon Tsiripkin, the So­ viet delegate, was stopped by re­ porters as be waa about to enter a conference eesslon and asked what be thought of tbn propose]. As could have been anticipated when It waa put to him in this i i - § E. 118.00 THROUGH P. C. P. FOODMART GAVE APPROXIMATELY $5,000.00 IN 1059, TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS . If H i M l.., (FLUB MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST) d w e y ifc a INQUIRE TODAY ABOUT FOODMAETS CONTRIBUTION PLAN <F. C. P.) ANY WORTHY ORGANISATION, CHARITY OR CHURCH CAN BENEFIT (C al "Check" Atkinson or Tony Traaka at FAlrfax 2-tDKI far Detalto) REMEMBER - A T FOODMART I T ’S SAV MOR COUPONS FOR V A U JA ILE PREMIUMS r r ■ E A R V A IIR r U I I B F U A R n u s a a v w F. C. F. FOR YOUR CHURCH OR CH A RITY 1 directly the Rented n l M l ft. Framah A r e cause M i MR teRmbeme mmOmt R upon FAlrfax t-7iU - 1 >ODMART It*-*-- NATURAL GAS CO. X M * M M * 1 • PARK AVE. A T 2SH. ST. f ‘ SANFORD’S HOME OF Q U A LITY MEATS liM M 4 I * �... Isadarl Rrratl Mon. FA . 8. lWfk—Page t i - Valentine Dinner Precedes Meeting -X O f Oviedo W. M. U " \ A slipper preceded the quarter­ ly meeting of the Oviedo Flrat Raptist Church 'r .M.U. in the educational building. Mra. R. F. King, aodal chairman waa in charge of the aupper ending with cherry tarta. carrying out a Val­ entine motif. Decorationa atao featured euptda, camelliaa and other Valentine arrangemenla. Aaalating Mra. King with the aupper were Mra. Arthur Cartledge. Mra. Joe Feaaley, Mra. A. R. Tedford. Mra. Vera Bell. Mra. Ruth Brown, Mra. C. M. Arie, Mra. W. F. Jackaon and Mra. T. II. Daniel). Mrs. W. If. Anderaon. president, preaidrd at the bualneaa aeaaion and heard reports from varioua MRS. OLLIE l.OPKR, left, new president of the Offi­ committrea. Mra. J. B. Jonea Jr. announced that a sweetheart ban­ cer's Wivea Club, takes over her new duties from Mrs. quet would be held Feb. 13. Cir­ Emory Tiffsny, retiring president. cle and aoclal chairmen of the varioua groups will aaaiat Mra. Jonea with arrangements. The Rev. Jack T. Bryant, pastor, will take all reservations. An adult king and queen will be elected and rrownrd at the banquet. Under the direction of Mra. R. L. Ward, a group of girls present­ ed a mission program using the Mrs. Ollia Lopcr, saw president Mayfair, Feb. 11. Representatives theme "The Panama Canal Zone, af tha Officer's Wives Club, en­ will contact squadron members, San Bias Indiana." Taking part details. were Carol and Gladys Alford, tertained the group at a coffee concerning The following officers were cho­ Junie and Bessie Fleming. Julie at her home, preceding Ihe first sen to fill the various job* on the I Gore. Clyde Dunklee, l.inda Har­ meeting of Iho board. Mrs. James board; Mrs. Harold McCumbcr, • ris and Jackie Pcndarvla. 1:4 ^tam age and Mrs. Robert Slye, first vice president; Jtr*. William' (board advisors, were present as Nelson, second vice president, Mrs. well at representatives and alter­ John Swope, recording secretary, Valentine Luncheon Mrs. Harry Kilzwater, correspond­ nates of each aquadron. Tentative plans ware made for ing secretary; 3lr*. George Keen, tha activities of the next six treasurer and Mrs. John Barlow Planned Wednesday months. Tha first program will be and Mrs. Joseph Bachman, pub­ a "Craiy Hat" luncheon at tho licity. it \ fSfpt t Coffee Honors New Board Members Mary Elizabeth Adams, Edward Miles Engagement Plans Announced At Tea A Valentine Tea was held at with the Seminole High School and white floral arrangement* i piece the home of Mr. and Mra. Warren D. Adams, 2403 Grandview Ave.. yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. It waa in honor of their daughter, Mias Mary Elizabeth Adams, to announce her engage­ ment to Edward C. Miles of San­ ford. He la the son of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Miles of 2303 W. 2nd Ave., Columbus. Ga. Mias Adams waa born In Olney. Maryland and attended schools In Manchester. Conn., Winter Park and Sanford. Fla. She graduated Miss RushWeds j i James K. Wayda Mias Rachel Rush and James K. , Wayda. were married Dec. 19 1 ■ an arrangement of i candlesticks bolding red and wMfe chrysanthemums and I t l p*rs ” fl,nked b}r ,ilverl Two’ silver valentine* w » . n r • -sy yrfH M B Plctur* Hte couple in the sealer ™ aI each, were nsed a* a heels* _ • .. . * ground setting for the table. Silver appointments completed fee table decorations. Refreshments ef sand­ wiches. eakea. Sea. coffee end A > punch were served lo the guests. Assisting wMh the serving aed .. entertaining were the boaoree'a' f grandmother. Mrs. W. C. Wilburn. . a rounstn, Mlu Donna Chapmen of Winter Park, and ber aistars, Mrs. Virgil J. Elaenmann and Norma Adams. Mrs. Charles U Chapman, an aunt ef Mlu Adame, served the punch and Mrs. Ceai M. Lipaey poured fee fen mad coffee. .About Si relatives and friends from Winter Peek and fee Sam ford area called daring fen afe pointed hours In honor fen nenwln. The wedding will bo an evett at June 4. Bethany Class Meets A t Mero Horn# By Woman’s Club Class Holds Social • Five members of the Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class aarved as hostesses at the regular monthly get-logether in McKinley Hall. They were Mrs. Harry Brown. Mra. J. C. Davis, Sirs. T. J. Taylor, Mr*. R. F. Robison and Mrs. J. E, Courier. Mrs. Robison made an artistic Oviedo Personals . BY MARIAN JONES Mr. and Mrs. J. G. “ .alley are quite proud of their niw grand­ daughter, Nancy Jean, bom Jan. 27 in tha Winter Park Memorial Hospital to 3!r‘, and . Norman fK olle. Mrs. Nolle and Nancy Jean dre with Mr. and Mrs. Beasley ■ow. The Rev. and Mrs. William Kniffel, Omaha, Neb., are also par­ ents of • little daughter. Heidi Marla, born Jan, 19, according to word received here by the grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weltenbargtr. Tha you..j lady weigh­ ed 7 lbs. and 3 ozi. Oviedoans welc a back to f th e lr community Mr. and Mra. G. S. Beard, of Myrtle Beach, S. C. Beard, the brother of Mrs. C. M. Arie. ii a retired poitrasster af Myrtle Beach. He and his eharn.lng wife have visited her* quite frequently. They have taken an apartment in on* of the Smithson duplexei. Mr*. J. N. Thompson, who has been a patient at the Winter Park Maim rial Hospital for about three mweeks, is now in a .turiln.. home ^ a t Vero Beach. Fla. and write* feat she la still quite IU. Semester vacation at the vari­ ous colleges ha* brou*' tha col­ lege set home for a few day*. Lulher Duda, honeymooning with kit lovely bride. Melanie; Frrdl■and Duda and Miss Ann DaShazo and Mist Phyll' Clcmanec come from Gainesville'* Univer­ sity of Florida. Misa Peggy FleraAing la visiting her mother end ^sisters from Tallihisset'a F. S. U. Pel* Utrey ha* returned to Southern following his brl. aeaDon. Monday a group of ladles plan­ ned a surprise birthdav luncheon for Mrs. Drady Mathers at tha Imperial House, Winter Park. The surprise backfired, as on* of the planners, Mra. L. A. Hardy, waa •verwhelmed when It turned into a twosome, aa Mra. Handy's birth­ day was lb# following day. Miss Ann DeShazo has aa her guest during mid-semesler vaca­ tion her cousin. Miss Mary Russell Johnston, of Starkvllle, Miss, a senior at the University or Fla. Freddie Alford, eon af Mr. end lire. Roy Alford has enlisted in the army and will re port for duty M Feb. S. The Oviedo Girl'a basketball team won over Grovelsnd by a score of 412-21. Marian Fabry was high scorer for the home team With II points. A spend-the-day party waa held recently at the home of Mrs. John Courier. Jr., at which time ■ covered dish luncheon we* served. Mmes. C. T. Niblack. James E. Friend* here will regret to le a n that Mra. Al Dawson, a farmer Oviedoan. D hospitalized near her —Cocoa home. Doug. Kidney and C h r is ty Dawson are recovering from a siege of mumps. • • CAMERAS Pkrtoffraphjr Suppllao arrangement of pink camellias which graced the speakers table. Mrs. Taylor gave the devotion using as her theme "Growth." Members reported on the sick list Included Mrs, Rupert Strick­ land, Mrs. Pauline Howard and Mrs. Grace Gregory. Birthday bank donations for the month were made by Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Roy Tillls. Mrs. J. N. GilIon and Mrs. Harry “ -own. The Rev. T. C. O'Sleen spoke lo the group concerning the total enlistment program planned by the church for the near future. During the social hour. Mr*. S. G. Harriraan gave a reading entitled. "Tom’s Money,” by -Har­ riett Prescott Stafford. Refresh­ ments were served by the host­ esses to Mrs. Harrlman. Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Tillls, Mrs. Gillon, Miss Bessie Zachery. Mis* Aline Chapman, Miss Versa Woodcock. Mrs. W. L. Harrison, 3frs. F. M. Pickena, Mrs. C. J. Meri­ wether, Mrs R. G. Hickson. Mrs. I. J. Boyette. Mrs. W. E. Htlnes, Mrs. A. L. Zachery, Mrs. Louise Knowles, Mrs. R. A. Futrcll. Mrs. Pearl Lynch, Mrs Lyda Stoll, Mrs. J. R. Hawthorne, Mrs. O. E. White. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. Allie Winn and Mrs. C. M. Flow­ ers. Enterprise Personals BY HELEN BNODGRABB Mr. and Mrs. Ear) C. Vaughan of Wenatchee, .Wash, and his mother, Mra. E. C. Vaughan of Green Cove Springs, arrived this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vaughan left later In the week for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sweeney In St. Petersburg. Mrs. Vaughan (who it alto Mrs. Tyler's mother) will remain here until they return. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray and daughter, Joanie, were overnight gucilt of relatives la Lake City Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rraddock of Deland and their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones of West Palm. Bears, were visitor* in Enterprise one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Karl Tyler end sons, John and Pal, »pcnt several days Ibis week with relatives in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Ted W. Scholles of North Tonawanda, N. Y. stop­ ped by Monday for a short visit with Mist Doris Faber. Mrs. Scholles. the former Helen Ford It an alumni of the Children's Home. She was here during the time Mother Brooks was superin­ tendent. Other visitors at the home of Mitt Faber recently in­ clude Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson of Tampa. William Plunkett. Pineburst. N. C. and Mrs. Alfred Clapp and ton, Ed, who arrived this week for an eatended visit. IT FIGURES Americans eat SO million sand­ wiches a day, cay flour millers. The total la enough sandwiches to stretch from New York to San Fraaelsco—and back. Highlight of the season for the social department of the Sanford Woman's Club is the Valentine luncheon and card party. It Is scheduled this year for Wednesday afternoon at the club house on Oak Ave. The luncheon is free lo all members and will start at 12:30 sharp. Mrs. Roy Tillts, chairman, and her committee will be In charge of all arrangements. Re­ servations must be made, so the committee will kno- how many lo prepare for. Pleas# make your reservation with Mrs. Tlllis or Mrs. E. C. Williams' and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Hardesty. Both bridge Grelchrn Crowell presented an in­ and canasta games will be played teresting program for members during the afternoon. of the Sanford Woman's Club at Ihe luncheon meeting. Mrs. Wil­ liams told the story, "The Magic Mr. and James Wayda Touch" withMrs. illustrations by Mrs. Crowell. At the close of the pro­ gram. Mrs. Crowell presented the sketch (autographed) lo the club. Mrs. Kenneth W. Clark, soloist, MONDAY sang "Homing", "When Children First Presbyterian Church Even­ Pray" and "When Love Is Kind", ing Circlet mtet: No. 1 at the accompanied at the piano by Mra. home of Miss Chittenden. 1604 Pal­ Clarence Snyder. metto; No. 2, with Mitt Rebeeca Mrs. George Wells, president, Stevens, 621 Park Ave. and No. presided at the business session 3 with Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth, when members voted to paint the 2203 Washington. All meet at • exterior of Ihe club house. Mrs. p. m. J. P. Wilson resigned as vice Pinccrett Baptist brotherhood president of the club. supper and meeting 9 30 p. m. It was announced that the Amer­ at the church. ican Home Department will en­ TUESDAY tertain members of the Sarepta First Presbyterian Church Pio­ Rest Home with a Valentine Par­ neer Fellowship 9 p. m. ly, Feb. 11 at the club house. Mrs. Pinecrest Baptist Church WMU Jesse Carter was welcomed si a Smith Circle coffee at the home new member and Mrs. Lee Frigo of Mrs. Harold Sherwood, 102 of Little Rock, Ark. was intro­ Woodland Dr. • a. m. WMU exe­ duced at a guest. cutive meeting T:30 p. m. General Mrs. C. M. Flowers, assisted by meeting. I p. m. D.etcon't meet- Mrs. A. C. Me Reynolds, Mrs. X. lag. 7:30 p. m. R. Whitney and Mrs. E. W. First Baptist Church Golden Cir­ Christensen were In charge of the cle banquet In educational Bldg. luncheon Courte:ty hostesses for Welcome Wagon the daughter of Mra. H. II. Lee. Osteen and E. A. Rush of Paola. She waa a member of the 1936 graduating class of Seminole High School and is now employed at the Transitron Electronics Cor­ poration in Melrose. Mr. Wayda, a native of Tren­ ton, N. J. Is alto employed at the Transitron the dey were Electronics Mr*. F. T. Corpo­ Meri­ ration. classes wether, He Mr*.la G.attending E. Quinn and in electrical at North­ Mr*. Irving engineering Pryor. eastern University jrrngem in Boston. An outstanding rni He of hat served in the U. and S. red Air large white Fugl mums Force for the past four years. and while carnations centered the ,speaker's The coupletable. will mske home Othertheir arrange­ in Massachusetts. ments of fireball pnlnsettlis and white mums carried out the red and white color tchr ,c. Individ­ ual tables were centered with small therry trees, made of Cyraeantha twigs, with small red hatchets lied to the base with red, white and blue ribbon. Club Plans Party For Sarepta Home Church Calendar Plans Activities At Monthly Meeting Personals Members of the Welcome Wa­ gon Club met >1 the Woman’s Club building for (heir regular grt-lO'grther. Plans were made for a covered dish luncheon at the ho .ie of 3trs. R. W. Repp on Park Ave., Feh. 13. A white elephant sale was also planned for the nrxt regular mrell . Gamei were played and refreshments served by Mrs. Scott Archer and Mra. J. I- Mor­ gan. hostesses for the month. Guests attending were Mra. Louia llcrlien. Mrs, Claude Lett, Mrs. Clarence Rosner. Mrs. John Grabsrkiewici. Mrs. Carl l^-esekamp, Mrs. John McMullin, Mrs. Edna Pettit and Mra. James Os­ borne. Members present Included Mrs. Tom Gatligher, Mrs. Repp, Mrs. W. A. Dinkins, Mrs. Henry Sticer, Mrs. Gary I.oicl. MUs Eve Hunt, Mrs. J. R. McCullough, Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. Arllss McAllister end Mrs. Lurilc Abrams. BY MBA. H. L. JOHNSON Mrs. C. P. Rabun who has been confined to her home because of illness la able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Toby Rose and Mrs. Sara Rose ut Orlando were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hu Jeon. Mrs. S. E. Norwood and daugh­ ter, Norinc, spent the weekend in Gainesville with the D. E. Nor­ wood family. CASSEROLE COOKERY Casserole rookery it quick and easy with kraut-franfurt and squash pie. Arrange 3 cups of drained sauerkraut and I cups of mashed rooked squash in a greas­ ed shallow htking dish. Top with 1 pound of frankfurters, sprinkle wilh salt lo latte and Uk table­ spoons of brown sugar. Bake 30 minutes in a 330-degree oven. Lake Monroe TUESDAY Lake Mary Home Dcmonitratiou Club mccta at 10:30 «. m, at the firehouse fur program on cart and rleaning of furniture and care of Jewelry. Covered dish luncheea served el noon. All Interested wom­ en In the area are Invited. Oateen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE NNYDER Mr. and Mre. H. H. Lanry and chUdren of Griffin, Ga. and Mrs. Jcaiie Hobbs and children of Or­ lando were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmrr Shiners. Mrs. Lancy and Mrs. Hobbs are eistere of Mr. Shiners. Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose and Ur. and Mra. Clifford Melrose and two children were la Banardtville, Ga. tbia weekend. BROADLOOM 100% NYLON WaU-tO'WaN or Area CARPETING Decorator Color# Newest Patterns I t takes more than Imagination and progressive engineering to build the finest of fine cars. T o express the ideals of its designers, every Cadillac is constructed lo rigid limits of precision. Every man who assists in building this great car consider* crafts* manship hit creed and accuracy his law. At a ratull, there is no quieter, smoother or more rtUabla motor car in the world today. See your Cadillac dealer to learn bow absolute accuracy In manufactur­ ing can produce absolute satisfaction in moiorin|. VISIT YOVR LOCAL A V TH O R lZE D ^£/{ 1 • Day Davelaplag Service W1KBOLDT CAMERA SHOP I I I g. Park BR^-/ Buford. Fla. Mrs. Tom Mere end Mrs. 0. ■. Pennington were ro-hosfetses at the monthly meeting ef fee Betha­ ny Sunday School class ef fee First Baptist Church at fee Mere home this week. Mrs. Mere, vlee president, alee presided at the bueiaeaa aacalf, when members voted that a sum of money he turned ever fe Mra. Margaret Reynolda, elasa teacher, to be used at ber diacretfea far needy situatloea ea they arise. A boeteae Hat waa sampled far forthcoming meettaga. Mra. Bay* olds pretested fee deveBsa am tilled, "A Ballad af Bapkoaa" During the social hear game* wans played with Mre. 0 serge Beall tad Mrs. Reynolds wtaafeg pefees. Refreshment* war* reread Is Mrs. Reynolds, Mra. Bean, Mra. J. 6. DavM, Mr*. T. C. T taaa» soa, Mr*. H. B. Berryhfe, Mss. .. _ - HOLLER MOTOR SALES DEALER �i'Ct’v B e g P '- • ’ I W0* Tb# first subway waa built in Leaden about 100 years age. Quotes By M L NEWSOM UPI POBEtON EDfTOB By tb* end of thla year, tb* majority of Africa’* a t mllUon people will bo Mlf-govtrslag. Tbo change of atatua cornea aa the result of a dynamic aurg* raaglag tb* length and broadtb of thla raat, laat of tb* continent! to flag rlriliiaUoa, a aurg* which woold aot be denied aad loot** a whole aew fore* oa the world. Toa Africa* aatioaa already are Independent, moat of them wtth a atraag tread toward neutralism which already ha* Inflnoacad the working* of the Ualtad Nation* aad which la craat!s„ a third fore* which prefer*-to stead iside la tbo power’ atruggla between tb* Ualtad States aad tbo Soviet Vales. . l o w l y Orabortlawics has Per the future, Independence or seed the Btafbrd Day Nur. the principle of Independence alNested at MM Park Av*. idy haa been conceded by sM«a**d Mat ska wU ape- r W a member *f VAH-s ft CIom Ic at Prase* to tb# hug# Mail Federatloa, and u Mauretania, Daho­ mey. Togolsnd abd Madagascar. Italian Somaliland gaiaa Inde­ pendence la July asd Nigeria *a Oct. 1. In Bruaaala, a conference la lookiag toward Independence this aummtr for tbo Belgian Caaga. A almllar eaaforaaeo u Landes la workiaf oat tb* fatar* of Kaaya. ■y a c it fall, "aagaayika will bo largely aolf-fovornlag, Brttiab SomaUlaad will have a* alactod *•• Ur* majority. Sierra loose aad Bockaaaalaad will ba an tb* tkraakkold of laSa»aadaaro or tocal nil*. Tbo'tbangaovor la aot keiag acompUaked wilkaot a o rm ktrtkgala* for tb* African! adr withoat prtblama far autsidara, wb* •PBINGPIBLD. Mass. (U P I)Mra. Jamas Walsh baa last bar M mOBM battle of prtaelpl* with tbo Hadley Palls Trust Co. Laat Nov, M Mrs. Walsh west to tbo beak aad bought a cheek far gn.TI only t* have th* tallar, Mias Aaa Halil well, Inadvertently Isaac ess far HM0.NS.TI. Neither discovered tbo error until later. MUs HcUlwoll in* formed bar suaoriera of th* error aad waa find. Mra. Walsh refused to return the check Unless Misa HelllweU was rohirad. Tb* bank refused to rebir* her and went to court to get back lb* check. District Judge WUdrod Paquel ordered Mra. Walsh Monday to return tb* chock promptly. Ho XOTICB m hereby given th a t I sn u tssO la business a t i l l Ptnocrasl D rlvt, Samlnel* County, Florida, u n d tr tbn fictitious aam a • r Hamlaals F latur* A F r aooSr Ca. • a d th a t I Inland ta rs e ttta v aaM llama w llb th a d a r k a l ta s C ircuit Court, n tm laela C asaty, FI a rt da. In accordance w ith tha p rev ltleM or tha rie tltla u a Kama S taiu tta, to .w it: a action aas.ss PtarlO s lla tu ta n 1»IT. nig t J. H. Swain p a ii ii b Ja n , is. as * r s b . t . a. sx r s m c t s t c c r r w e a r x t a r s i jt'D io iA S . u a c t i f T o r r t o a i a t IN A S D VMS ■■■SUOM I W S T T n u H 'sm r no. taosa. a n ir r ix , fat» Legal Notice tv. xoAit aniFFur, to n o a it* F a r* P ark . * •WO h earin g w ilt ha bald la tha Hamlnola C ounty Court ' ®*2*tp Camm lm laaora room, Wadnaadny, F ah rau ry SI, I TlM r.'U. s r aa scan th e re a fte r a s paaalbl*. S an to sl* County Zoning Cammlsilon f f fib b a rt S. Brown ■.. . iasm aala County C ourt Jlausa imuxMAi covhvr nexixa coxxiasion tn tt m a* PuhM* Moactag *' to Dbfsudant aavnsa TMR OTATK O r FLORIDA TOl W. NOAH (H llFPfX , JX . H arU vIlla, o sav eta A Sw orn Complaint havlne boon fllad a g a ln it yau la tha C lrault Court lu and for Bsmlaols County, F larlda, la Chaneary, fa r Dlvavaa. th a a h a rt tllla a f aald actlan bains FATN a itlF F IM . F la la tlff, v*. W. XOAIt a n iF F IX , Jit., Dbfbadant. thaaa praaanta a ra t* cauaa and require yau ta fit# v a u r w rlttaa dafansaa, It any, ta th e C am plalat fllad hsraln, and la aarva a aapy tharaof upon P la in tiff* A ttaraay aa a r hafara tha I l t h d ay e t March, A. D. ill* , atharw lsa n Dears* F ra e sa fssa o will ha SnlSra* ag ain st yau and th a cau to praeaad I t aart*. WITXXMI my h sa * t a * official ■sal a t naafard, namlaat* Caunty, Florida, th is 4th day a f F ebruary, lisa . (BRAD David M. O ntchrl Clark a t th a C ircuit Court, Hrmlnola Caunty, F lorida n y i M arika T. T ibia* D ts u tr Clark Oordon V. Fradarlck A llornay fa r P lain tiff 1*. O Boa ISIS tll.S S S X nnh P a rk Avdaua naafdrd, Flarlda Publish i Fob. a. I I . II , IS, t»a*. W rU ^ rla g Will b* bald In th* ntm lnola County Court « •» . Cammlaalanar* roam. Wadnaaday, F ahruary h t T tlf F. M. o r a* aeaa th a rsa fta r a* potolbla. Samlnala County Zoning Camuilaalun My R obert B. drow n Bemluols County Zoning D irector c a u n ty B asin g D treater .* ~ hk WIKOMI Candidates Beware S O M E L U C K Y F E L L O W S w ill e n v e l o p t h e s e V a le n ti n e * WAGON CHICAGO (UPI) — Repeated Jerky motions of the head, such ae la palltleal bead shaking, aaa lead to aa ashing back. Dr. Beck* ett Howorth of Stamford, Con*., told tb* American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeon* Tuaofsy. C ounty of Samlnala, Biata a l F lo r­ ida. C alais Such ca rtltle a ta shall ha radtrm ad according In law tha Oraparty daaerlbad In suah oartiri. cats will ha aald lo (ha hlghrat hlddSr a t th* front -loar a f Ih* asm lnola County C ourt H ours a t hanferd, Florida, an tha firs t Sion. Say In tha asanth of-M arch, ista, which IS tha Tlh day a f March. i ( j»»i*d thla SSth day a f Jan u ary ’ David »r. rtaiehsl . n a r k C ircuit C aurt. gem lnala c a u s t f , F larld a (Official c ta r k ’a S aab Publish F ebruary l - l- l l- tt - lS I S C ounty a t annford, F lorida w ith . In aiBht calso d ar m sntha from tha Urns a f tha first publication af thla nolle*. Kach claim a r dem and shall ha la w riting, and ahall sta ts tha p la ts of raaldaac* an* past a fflts addraaa of th a clalm aat and ahall ha aw srn to by tha clalm aat a*anl, a tta rn ry . and any such claim a r dsm sad not aa fllad ahall ha void. aa b rla tla M arla C lauttrr As ad m ln lstrairla af tha R atals of PAUL LRU CLOUT! Kit. daassssd First Publication Jan u ary IS, III* Q. Andrew gp*«r A ttorasp a t u v ta il* a P ark Av*. gaafard, Florid* carllflcaia ta r ta> daad ta b* 10 ha Isauad tharaan. Th* ctrtlfl* r* ta number an* y aar of lasuanc*. to* daScrlpllon ut tha property, ship I t South — lla a g s I I an* Ih* name la which It waa . F a st * A rras • saaaabrd ar* as M low oi , Kama la which bm ssss S Agabs C artltleata X*. SSI T ear a l UlmkshaAr H airs Jssuanca June St. A. D. HIT All of said proparly bslag In the C ounty a t h k l a a l h m at* af ‘Ml Up ■ lift A* nlplll ll V«b* Manila Sharaa, P lat B eak • Png* I I x * a * la which a te e m * T u ck tr B avslapm aat Carp. All e t M id property b tla g In th* County Court County of •omiupla, S tate of Pier* M ania a t aaafard. F larlda. a a U * Id*. L'alaaa, *u*h ra rtifisa te Shall th a aw utli s i h* radaamad aacarding to tow ih* to th* f t h S*y shiaaor a r& v s r s w sffi; a t th e nrsat d ear * 7 th* is**. (SRAM DAVID M. OATCMBL SSSUi 'J5Kt,°TI Ilf WtB .ha ball In tha .nominate County c o u rt wmmimlasara ra m , Wadnaeday, Fahruary It, ISIS ’ ****** thereafter aa naaalblo. NEW YOBK- Heart specialist Or. Paul Dudley White, who treat­ ed President Elsenhower for his heart stuck, sis ting oa th* NBCTV program ’’Moot th* Prose" that activity la good Air th* President: "HJa 11-attton tour Is work that bo la fit, especially adapted to, ha likes It, It’s an important function, and he’s fallowed the rules otherwise so fer as his b*aHh la concerned.” luaged Into a crowded church yard, Injuring five pdra*#*Prank N. Beeves, « , a f Gothen­ burg. Nab., a vlaltar bar*, was struck first by th* ear aad was injured critically. Mr*. Jcssto loo McLaao, n . was reported to ho in aerioua ceadlUos from bar In­ juries aad Mrs. Lena M. Oweas, to. waa tat fair coadltiaa. Steve*, M-rear-nld wife, Maria, and t-yoar-oM Shea Boaves, w on Injured but did act require baapiuUsatlaa. Pallet said tb* drivar. Byroe Parka, stepped his car la front *f the ehureh to let out two passen­ gers. Parks leased over to close tb* right front door after they alighted and bla foot (lipped from tbo brako and bit the accelerator. The car hurdled over th* curb and into tbo church yard which was crowded with children leaving Sunday school and adulu an route to church service. IttS. jx .. M m a y esaaarui U .hereby give* In accordance w ith gacilon I* of th* .tlsas th a t H a n a r Hawaii fo r C. II. l^ w d o rm llk I* fallow ing d rs rrlh td p roperty la ha rtc o n td . Saetto* 1iT V in ^ s iL 1 * ' * " * tbo rigerout trip: “I wouldn’t have missed a min­ ute of It evaa though at times I cried aad pleaded with my hus­ band to fly m* b o a t." BAN BAFAEL, Calif. - Miss Louie* A. Boyd, describing aa a great heaor bar being named tbo first woman councilor In the 10*yaar history of the American Geographical Society: "They have never had a woman m the council before aad I did aot u p s e t 1 would be tb* first $4 Million Chock Error Sottlod, But Ex-Coihior It Not TAMM* (U F I) - A n - y M r - d f d riv e r b ad bia foot slip e lf tb* Pnhltoh I, I. I I . I I , t i l l . •am laal* C aunty C aurt Hauaa a t Saafard. Florid*. on tha D rat M an. sa y to tb« m onth a f March, l i s t , w hich to th a Tlh day a f March, ilia . ^ D a tad U to I l t h day a t Jan u ary , (•S A M *>A*, ■ w hlah U waa n laws i ariltto at* X*. I t Raeth t i l ft-to patot Sam lnala C aunty C ourt a*a ae*ny, F eb ru ary 14. x tT n C e t" ffiS-T ( S 'u S U 'V WALL. Saoaaiad. tote a f aald C aun. ty, t* th* O c c u r Judge a f eam laala Caunty, Flarlda. a t hla office to th* cau rt hauaa a t » M C ounty n t naafard, Flarlda. w ithin alght calendar month* from y as, th a so n fo rd H a ro ld Is * fa m ily a f f a i r . . . m ad Booh claim carllflcaia - w ill ha e*ld tp th* hig h est bidder a t th e f r a a t •*** af th* Saaslaal* C aualy C ourt fir ' to wnlto advertise , . . shop in th* hertld ■ • r m D ated th la I l t h day a ( Jaa u a ry , . / . '. ( M 'S id a c t a* Dtod shall ha v o id /a / Douglas Stanstram As aaaoutar of the L ast W ill aa* T aau m an t af « « © £ ■ *** ______. ' r *. . : v. -t-----r—-------- ----------- A--------- ----------- ------------ ----------- -------------- ----, wih «11- . r.r -, ' * .... _ ; ............. ...........s i t ---------- ‘ .. ..anlli' , i i, r. •h tf lfe . >> - ........ f -: SMMShJtt c-tf �at Mon. Feb. 8, i960—Fetre 7 m 0 ^ 0 A • By JERRY COVINGTON If I were chosen to pick the outstandtag athlete in the county this year there would be only one choice—Ray Lundqulat While Ray is a squirt when it comes to site, he can hardly be overlooked. Stand­ ing five feet six or seven and weighing in a t 145 he would seldom be selected from a crowd as an outstanding athlete. But let me tell you, when he puts on his togs, no m atter w hat the game. It is a different story. When his small, but well built, frame goes to work the results are amaz­ ing. Ray started along the athletic line way back when he was five years old. If my memory serves me correctly he either won or was in the top three in the Nation­ al Pec Wee golf tournament in Orlando. This was only the beginning for he has excelled In all sports ever since. When Ray entered SHS four years ago he was not much bigger than your fist. But before the basketball season was in its second week, he had already made it to th e varaity and has been there ever since. I have never seen a more aggressive bas­ ketball player in my life and his great de­ sire and superb conditioning make him among the best high school guards in the state. He goes so hard all the time th a t he makes you tired ju s t watching him. His great hustle is whal make* him no outstanding but he also has pretty fair shooting ability. He can h it with his neat two-hander from the outside or his lefthanded pusher from closer range. If he can’t get in with tljese two shots he will kill you with his driving layups. While Ray confesses th a t his favorite game is basketball, you would never know I t when he is playing another sport. Ha was selected this year as the outstanding football player of th e team and was pre­ sented with the P eter Schaal trophy. In th e offensive phase of football, to some he was disappointing this season after making such a great showing os a junior, but there was one thing th a t held him back. He was the key to the defensive backfield and, since he had to play both ways, it took a lot of zip out of his run- Tbs Sanford Scmlnelea, pared by litlle Ray Lundquiat, continued down the victory road here Fri­ day night with a tremendous 7344 Orange Belt Coafertoce vic­ tory over Mo Leesburg Yellow Jackets, It w as L undquist'a n ig h t a i h e RAY LUNDQUIST ning. Naverthelees, he still had a great season and could have played on anybody's ball team. In the game of baseball, Ray also can be touted as one of the finer players in the past few years. Although he is not a power h itter he can punch the ball well and come up with th a t base h it when it Is needed. If there was ever a natural to enter Into the field of physical education It If Ray. He loves any kind of competition and you can rest assured th a t if he is playing any kind of game he is playing it to the fullest. Ray is a cock}', spirited individual who makes you feel good ju st being around him. A fter being run all day in the gym in various drills, most of the other young­ sters arc dragging around and very' quiet but not Ray. You can always hear him cither talking or letting out with one of hia famous yells. United Free* International Saturday CINCINNATI — Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati scored 83 points in a 67-31 victory ever Houston Oviedo's cagtrs best Bunnell to sat an oll-tlmo major collexe Friday night ia a game that was basketball scaring record of 2,- nip and luck right into tb* last quarter. _ -600 points. • Oviedo was tied with Bunnell 4I*4t In tha last quarter but forMELBOURNE — Herb Elliott led ahead to win *3-43. Oviedo led ef Australia ran hla 12th under- 13-13 at the end of Mo first four-minute mile wiM a 3:39.8 quarter and 34-33 at the half, performance. Mike Duda tied the score in the last quarter and Ronnie Willis ARCADIA, Calif. — C. V. Whit- put Oviedo ahead 43-41. Bunnell ney’a Silver Spoon survived a tied it up with a free shot until Teslnsky’i field goal claim of foul to win the 1571900 John _ Santa Margarita Handicap at San- put Ovlado out In front again, 44-43. Again Bunnell tied tbo # ta Anita. ■core. Then Jerry Arndt of Oviedo MIAUL FI*. — On-An-On won tried for a field goal and missed. tha 364.100 McLennan Handicap Tesinsky tipped it back for a 44a t Hlalsah with a ntclc victory 44 score and the southeast Semi­ over Bald Eagle. Sunday BUENOS A1RE8 — Bruce Mac- Miami, Stetson Laren of Nsw Zealand won tho seventh Grand Prix of tha Argen­ Battle For Title MIAMI BEACH.(HPI> — The tina Republic auto rare, University of Miami’s basketball 9 FARIS — France's Jamin, M* team, pointing toward a post­ World's No. 1 trotter, won the season tournament bid, plays Stet­ Grand Prix of Franco a t tha Vin­ son here Thursday night In a gams between tha top two clubs cennes track. In the Florid* latereolkglste Con­ fALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Ar- ference. Miami, with an overall record aeld Palmer, 1936 Master chanplea, won ths 3100,000 Dossrt golf ef SO wins and two defeats, has classic by shooting a six - under won tight straight conference vic­ par 63 on ths final round for a tories to clinch tha conference championship. 90-hols total of 333. paced the local attack with 39 points, juat three oft the school scoring record bald by taammate Jim Gracey, He popped in 13 field goal* and four free throws in hla exhibition and despit* tho larga total of polnta ha a p on tbs bench the entire last quarter. Hit hustle and tremendoui defensive effort were the things Mat lad Me Seminoles, and hla ball stealing ac­ counted tor mo:t f hla paints. He had the preaasuce oa atl the way and It made thtais vary difficult for the Yellow Jackal*, la fact they found tbemselvei having a hard time in Just gettlag Mo ball In bounds. High scoring Jim Oracey ta p e r lenced hi* coldest night of tb* season. The six foot senior for­ ward who ha* been Mo .big scor­ er was held to three field goal* and a total of six points. Jim look several cracks at Ik* basket in tho first half but M* only hueket he could find Mo rango oa waa a layup in the first mUtuta. Big Cowboy Ora veil had a fine night on the board* and look the bulk of the rebounds la Mn second half. He picked up eight paints to add to the Impressive total and most of his four fiald goal* were tip-ins under Iho basket. Junior forward Alex MeKibbla was in on most of Mo nation in double figures other Man Lundqulst. He dropped in five Jump shots from the side for a total of ten points. II* alio did a floe job in Mo daknsivo ahow and was a big help on tbo boards, McKlbbln has com* oa fait la lha last few ball games tad should see a lot of actloa during Mo remainder of the tenses. Tomorrow night l)re Seminole* are home again when they play host to big Lakaviaw of Wiater Garden. Thla ii tho only team la the OBC that has managed to defeat powerful Winter Fark. Owens Praises High Jumper nole squid remainad ahead for Me rest of Me game. Mike Duda bad II points for ■Oviedo end Ttslnsky had 14. Ronale Wlllfi and Roy Walnrlght tied with 11 each. Jim Burasard of Bunnell had 17. Tha Oviedo girls team played an even closer game wiM Me Busnil Amatons. With some of Meir beat players out with the flu, Oviedo trailed 13-13 at the end of the first quarter. They were out in front 34-23 si Ihe half and trailed 34-34 at Ma end of Me Uird quarter. Tb* acore waa 13-33 when tha busier aounded. Marion Fabry broke a 33-45 overtime II* with a free ahot and the Ovlado girls squeezed ahead of Bunnell to win, 59-37. BOSTON (UF1) — J u r e Owens, probably the greateit track alar Me United States has ever pro­ duced, aaya high Jumper John Tbomai la "on* of tho most auports athletes I hare avar seen." Tha accolade from Oweaa came shortly after Mo 13-year-old Thomoa high Jumped T feet ltt inches at Mi S.A.A. meat here Saturday night to equal tha world mark ho aalabllahad only ona week before. A C C R A (UP1) — Premier Kw’amo Khrumah of Cabana sug­ gested Sunday holding "something ilka an African Olympics" open only to Africans and people of African descent. Khrumah sug­ gested Ma gamsa as a means *f creating African solidarity. sharper, straagar skier** i LI. r* ra Sands Skytwttp {Mreritea Eaterla* m CEE's bsen*t/W UMl4 C aalrat CaWarl. A Eater *1 tea Sara * / paw rrr/-arlaaaa (area U te a w a ­ piti* steal* lilt a re are SSa ptetera ateeese Urn sear Sr/ara. A HIl pane /teste /rear O s Eateeter sad pat* Saiaaaa anteauMtslff later te paslltee. finals, tea's Ur fa why saute far l*lf-*sp TV! h ! te ail tea akaaaalr year set te sqeippad te s*aatei«wMh * thrifty CDS SOTOS. Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY I Clabkouao • Healed Siaadx • VaJel Parkla* Jerry CoMax, Co^)w»er Barry, N# Minora T. G ather, who originated A special match rac* featuring three stars from Jacksonville against a top trio from SanfordOrlando will highlight the eighth week of competition at the local oval which will bo launched with C q e Toumey Set For March Tha basketball tournament for District Six will be held on the Mt. Dora Bible School Court in Marelt. Schools participating will In­ clude Ihe Mt. Dora School, Ocoee, Oviedo, llosrey Academy, Pine, crest School of LIthla. OLP11 of Tampa and Crystal River High School will not enter teams in the tournament. oa Me first day, Mar. 4, Oviedo will meot Ocoee and -lha heal school will take on Howoy Acad­ emy. Uolfara from many parts of Central Florida will lee off at 11 a.m. today In a Pro-Am golf toumamaat at Me Mayfair Golf Courts. Eleven foursomes will compel* for laurels in ths sptclal tourney. and scans the skits te radar to pul jn better ctures on your Mt! asst a* sat nrenaui Htrs’S au r*« 4* te tall ia *immt, WEEKLY J. Robson's Sportiag Goods picked up three more wtas last weak to glre them ■ is-3 record sad top standing la tbo City Recreation Basketball League. McRobrrt* la in second plica with a 11-3 mark fallowed by Go> Devils of VAH-T with a lt-4 re­ cord. Last Thursday's round coaipleO ed round two of leiguo ploy. The third and final round of ploy ■tarta tonight with Robooa'o pMyv Ing Go Davila, VAH-t Slotting Evans Roofing tad HeRobatti ploying Faust J. T. GATHER AND SHAD Cathcr Spoons, and makes them Lota than 10 minutes later, h t hlmietf, was at Lemon Bluff and yelled, "Okay, son, here you sre," talked to The Herald photograph­ and starting reeling in a shad. ed. "He’s Just a little one, Me "You want a picture of a ■hart K t l s t (taught i m 11 fim malrl Intrepid veleran apologised. "All these boats have got ’em scared Photographer Bob Stubbing! right now, but if you wait awhile agreed Mat it would be ntce to I'll get you a bigger c u e ." Stubbing! said thanks, but rec­ snap ooe going Into the net. "Okay, wait a minute," Gather koned ha didn't need any belter. laid, and got into hit boat and "That man hai really got con­ started drifting around in front fidence," Bob reflected as the of ihe camp In lha traffic pattern Herald group waved goodbye to of the many boats passing to and Mr. Cathcr and his shad catching spoon. a 10-race program starting at 1:10 tonight. The match race will be the final contest on Friday's 11-evaat schedule. The ssxiet of stirs ran the first of tha two match racca Friday nl.ht in Jacksonville where Mr. Thin Man and Chlptoe, both of the JKC oval, nabbed first and second. Arthur Bowser's Saddle Mirk kept Central Florida in Ihe win parade by scampering to third place. Fans are eapecllng a different result when Me six hounds come lo ihe home front. This Is the first match race exchange between the two clubs since 1037. Tho two other stalwarts who re­ present Sanford-Orlando are A. n, Ewbanki owned by Cart O,. Tracy, and Race Street Xannel'a veteran favorite Happy Jo t Lucky. NOW/ Sforf gifting per/prf TV picfurei w/fh • ninth race, big Discoverer is rated Me favorite by morning line odds of S-to-X. Second-best early figures are assigned Par Four. Others in the feature arc O. B.’a Sincere, Destiny Jet, Brookwood, Linda Williams, Blue Baekstrclch sad Simmering. Win For Thompson HONG KONG (UP1) — Peter Thomson of Australia won tha South China golf tournament Sun­ day with a 72-hole total of 378. Ha finished 10 strokes ahead of runnsr-up Kan N ails of Australia. Queen On Ice GARMI8CH - I’AKTENKlRCHEN Germany (Ul’l) — SJoukJe Dijkstra, a pert, 10-year-old miss from Holland, won tha European figure skating women's champion­ ship Sunday. Even with tho league rolling hot, B. Edward* Bulldcrt Suppling came up with two more wing to keep them well out in front kl the Thursday Night Mixed LeSfnw. The builders suppliers now hnvd 40M wins, followed by Sttlnmeyer Roofing wiM 33Vi, Suftlaad Estates with II, Florida RUM Bank It, and boM South PlaoeroM and Furniture Canter holding fifth spot with a wins. Tho hottest gauna won rolled on the five and six olteya, as Teas Body turned In ■ IM scratch gam for Plnecreat, cad Howard Har­ rison rolled a MO-SMN for Fund* lure Center. Pane* Elmore, anchor for Plnecrest, had a BOO eerie*, tt help hi* team taka ill thro* gemot from tho furniture team. Suatend dumped Florida SUM out of third plan, and took otaf that ipot for thamaclvtl, ai they won all three from the bankers. Ann Conklin ted tha victors, md George Swann tuned la s 111 aartea for Mo hankers. . B. Edwards took tho firat tv* from tho roofers, than loot Mo last gamo by 11 pins, to Marti* Woods racked up a 899 sort** lor tho suppliers. Ullian Ogdos wt« high for Stalamoyoro, miktaf MO 3-T split, oo did tetm-mate Dot 8teller, and dote Ogdom Th* 3-10 wos aid* twin by WsBm * Woods and Poets Elmore, bad once by Frank Hukn, Ken Itoae, Gordon Sonart, tag Goorgt Stream Swann alto toppled tho W, and Lou Hoiford picked up Urn Ms Exhibitions Set"" _ PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Frfit to making a Caribbean tear with the American League shampied Chicago White Sox, tbo Phtlaitel. phia Phillies will play IT spring exhibition guise la Florida dai» ing Monk. r: DO YOU WISH TO B ELL?............. Let HANBBROUGHB Gat pM TOP DOLLAR for Your Valuable Real Estate during the entreat active wmmm* C a l COLLECT Oriaado GArden 4*4571 NOW, for fuH Information a t no obMf t l—. THURSDAY KEB. I I , 1 :5 0 P . M. Home, 4 Afita* Worfcshtf Swimming Pool—B in OfiKle ML W. UJL 1, Off 8t* Rd. I l l m i ., r w . i i , • s i r n ** ssssr ltt M,k« year saltan s verb I ar 4 IlM* M N «g«l*atly *s4 krla* la tk« te st sssaikla sktsr* fn ss «a» dirsclits. What yaa a**4 is te* TV n * m l te s t a i m rear anUnaa t* Cirri* sad P r in t lik* B adar-ika CPA SOTOS. 3 MATINEES Jim Crowe, who has been the number one booster of Iliad fish­ ing for quite awhile, laid partial leaving Crowe’s Camp "almost al­ ways get some, and usually catch enough to make Mem try again." African Olympics m mw is via am n rsiatu with wash cr asswy listen sad "aktiu" i i m M ir chesssttf Lika west sisals, rw 'n preb*Mj u a teutisa vteas TV stgaals m u t e a m i r dlrstii*** - s e t Jsst is* *a* r m ssisaae was art ap te las*. Nightly ££> *:10 P. M Three member* of The Herald ataff making photoiraphi for the paper’* malTsway edition made a tour of the St. John* River Salurday through the courtesy of liar* Robion of Robion'* Sporting Rood*, who extended the loan of a comfortable boat. The trip was a short one, from Crowe’* camp pait Lemon Blulf Into Deep Creek and back, but it was a revealing one. The St. John* River still i* one of Florida'* big attractions for visitors. And not all of them are fishermen, either. Some are boat­ ing enthusiasts, other* just like that scenery, which really la hard to beat in spcls. Of fishermen, there were aplenty. The shad has grown Into a legend with many and the Sanford-DeLand area is being re­ ferred to In northern newspapers as the "center of shad fishing in Florida.'* The Herald crew walrhcd as many as !• boats pull into one area and try for the shiny shad— and catch some, too. Changeable weather has made catches vary, but some tireless anglers still are able to haul in a lot of them. The John Crim family, who operate the Lemon Bluff camp, reported that afternoon catches have been real good for those who travelled along the river In that i . ju r. n . SUBURBAN . orlando sa n fo r d 4 New, Custom Built Lakefro n t Homes! Ilia WUT I61MII Milt SAT! Hundred,*/ tttarrrdr tfCBM E tlrr, •re s M ste e re sa d te fVrrrepWan **•*• /art lilt* sta rt, -MSI tfltlls t, n u l l CltllUI. W* ksvt Iris af cam,ray fraai ter and star. **4 ikty all say n f t i Mart sUlteas axd kit* a k m tr picture tkaa Ikty d*. Tkt CBSseres can art kt ktsl.” -Hr*. C. J. NrCt-rr, XalSaa,. Star** Each Has Approx. Vi Acre with Frtg. On Lake Mary .1 BEDROOMS, 2 CERAMIC BATHS. BUILT-IN OVEN * RANGES Designed by well-known a Architect* Hrotemsn-Kspp for the very beat la a.Florida Uvlag, NSW ^ _ a X ■ a a a _ a a. v . a _______ a —i__ _S I a S_ __ _ . ■. a . .a SO a _ . a H___ _ . . _ _ _■ _ _ . a -STIIIMIMMWIhSteiMSSr StTtMS <*■* ia cltaa a ad altar. Wa a s m rtttivtd real pi,Sure aat «f TV till n r p i U s nrv cm acres." -ceHirCaM.freiat.fi. " l a i i i a a s i i a r a n a a c i i i i a u . c**a tksegk mf sates as 1, s vary p u d as*. I rrrld a't pat a Ire#, tk trp lia*|«- ils r s lasuiliag s as* bo im , wy picUrtr ire clearer, sharper, itecdkr. My sat h sk sm libs e bread saw re r, svra tbpegb Ms areresiTVatetiaa l* ever M antes s v ir." 442 E. New York Ave. — DELAND I ■ i fv illlllllk 9 P i R i k ft i i J k V P l *■> RO TO R m D n e e v * im» Q aae* lt,O M N O I Hoover Radia te TV, <04 & Sanford A rt. Hack TV, M U & Park Avt. Winn’s TV ft Radio Service. SOI Second S t SuUaote Radi* A TV. SM Cateqr Av*. iW. A. Nwiteb B t 1, Bax 4M-H, Lsfcavtew Dries ---- a , J rTTJ1 �i 1 “ “ . fa r* 8—Mon. Feb. 8, 1M0 s s js u S E fffJ HIM I WH5M MB V SAIP IT.' WITH THAT/ THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY NICE quiet furnished apartmeat for couple, ISO per month. Call FA 2-7399 after 1:00 P. M. WELAKA APARTMENTS: r« m i private baths, 114 W. first f t. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East side between Celery and Genera Avenue; 4 bedrooms, hitcher, ap­ pliances. School bus stop. Quiet neighborhood. ITS per month. Phone FA t-«145. EVEN It* YOU DO HAVE TICKETS T* Ti nH ' SH s n OW u n ,. iI CANT bsn i EO.JUNidw ../r— Tuts., thro Fri. • 2 P. M. day be­ fore interflow. Mon. • Sal. noon. STRAIGHf CLASSIFIED: TH* PAY// SLEEPING ROOMS, n o Gables, 401 MagnoUa. FA 2-4729. Taea. thro Fri. • I P. M. day bo. fora Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. 2-NF.W HOUSES, one 2 bedrdom one 3 bedroom, $73 944. Cal FA 2-0721.- RESPONSIBILITY t The Herald will not bo responsible for morn than one Incorrect inser­ tion of year ad. and reserves the right to revise or reject nay ad. vrrtieemcat from that ordered to conform to Iho policies of this paper. SOMEONE CUT . IKTO THE PLANE/ WHILE WE WWE, CLASSIFIED INDEX HOME SEEKERS The following is a list of selected FUr ISHED garage apartment.' CB homes, well located In vari­ 2343'v Palmetto Ave. C a l l ous sections of Sanford. All fea­ FA 2 3234 or FA 24323. ture full/ equipped electric kit­ RENT A BED chens. heaters, hoi water heat­ ers, blinds, and various extras. Rollaway, Huspite' 4k Baby Beds By Dty, Week or Monlh. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 104 Laurel Drive Pk. FA 2-6181 ltd W. 1st St 3 bedroom — $43 per month 1. Good Food2. For Rent g. Wanted to Rent 4. Real Ketata Wanted g. Real Estate For Sate 4. Mortgage Loans 7. Busiaess Opportunities 7-A Insurance 9. Female Help Wanted 4. Male Help Wanted 19. Male nr Female It. Wnrh Wanted 12. Plumbing Servlcee II. Electrical Services It. Build. Paint 4k Repair IS. Special Services IS-A Beauly Parlors 14. Flowers * Plante 17. Pete • Livestock . Supy 14. Machinery • Tools 19. Boats and Motors 24. Antomobllao 29-A Trailers It. Furniture 22. Articles For Sale 22-A Article Wanted 29. Notice* 4k Persons Is 14. Loot 4k Found S3. Education • Instruction STAMPING HERE/ UM4MMOKI0 WW BROWS MOM8 M M M M U Rf $ahlN f I lOOtOERf r It Pay* To Ua« The HERALD Want Ada. IT U * ! FURNISHED apartment, on* or two bedrooms, hardwood floors, tllo balk, private;- adults. 902 W. 27th. St. UNFURNISHED 2-bedr.jm house, nawly decorated. Call FA 2-4130. Legal Notice BUT I W ANT VO C1X2 Vf AWee TO CO V E IN AND •y TALK voajW C-aoBLCM f r - 'V anv nw j — BBCTITIOIB NAHM NOTICK IB hvrvlijr given th a t I am e n g ag e d la bualnaaa a t Ovlado, H .m ln o l. Count)-, F lorida, under tho flrtlllo u a n aaia of, HAL D letrlhulorv, and th a t I Intend In r t g lr to r eald nam e w ith lh a C lark of Iho iM n u lt C ourt. Bomlnole C ounty. F lo rid a, la a rc o rd a n ra w ith tho n ro tlo lu n a of tho F ic titio u s Nome S O T Il'B ( P a r. aw, WONT 1 till you! « -n \v T R M tF tc M ^ lT * T« OWCOOOge.* >i/W lM <SEV AMO 7 • w r OOW T T t u . \ 1 WANT TO S IT ME VOUWC GCXN6 ) a # TWE POQCM TO M O * T THIS / AMO WATCH J \T W * MOON ! A O F APPLICATION TAX ttMKU I M .la P lo r Ida 4. Reel Estate Wanted FO B a ta ta tra of WANTED TO EXCHANGE late 1939 American Trailer, 43' x 4', completely furnished. In eicel* lent condition: for 2 bedroom home, completely furnished, pre­ ferable In Country Club Manor. Rt. 4 Box 343 R. W., Orlando. BACHELOR apartment, groind 208 Grspevllle Avenue floor, suiiabls for 1 or 2. 313 2 bedrooms — $93 per month Palmetto. 2000 Washington Avenue 3-BEDROOM, unfurnished, Flor­ 3 bedrooms — 9100 per month ida room, dining room; corner lot; clove in. FA 3-3132 between SOUTH PLNECREST: A beauti­ ful 3-bedroom, 2-bath home 9:30 and 3:30. Stenstrom Realty located on corner lot, fenced 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 2, 2 and 4 BR. houses, 2 BR back yard, built-in kitchen equip­ furnished apartment. ment. $1,000 equity and take FURNISHED apartment, 401 Pal over FHA mortgage. See today matto. FA 2-4024. ROSA L. PAYTON —move in immediately. C el FA 2-1301. NEW 2-bedroom CB borne on large And Associates private lot for country living Registered Real Estate Broker GOOD home plus extra income. with city conveniences, kitchen Terms $30 mo. FA 2-3894. equipped, furnished or unfurnish­ Pb. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha ed to desirable tenants; located BY OWNER: 2-bcdroom CB homo; near Sanford'a country club, on corner Jot; fenced baek yard. the Vihlen Road. Price, $73 per FURNISHED Apt. 300 Park. $330 down. I hone rA 1-1341. month. Immediate occupancy. Call owner, FA 2-M43. LOVELY room, share kitchen pri­ REAL ESTATE DRK’EIN 2344 French Ave. vileges with one if desired. FA 2-4930. J. W. HALL Ramur LARGE 2 .bedroom house, kit­ "Call Hall” PhoM FA I-I641 chen equipped, children and pets welcome. $30 per month, UPSTAIRS furnished apartment, SELL or TRADE for late modal trailer; 1 bedroom aew frame private entrance, electric kit­ water funlabad. Ph. Genava house, good location outsldo of chen. S e e Mrs. Appleby, city limits. TA 2-7013. FA 2-4691 or FA 2-3949. FURNISHED bouso for root. U UNFURNISHED 9-bedroom home Smyrna Dr., DoBary. at J004 French Ave Immediate poiacsslon. Contact Don Royer TOMORROW’S GOLDEN MILE at Burger Kiag. MOTEL SITE 2-BEDROOM apartment, clean and nicely furniahed, 401 Magnolia; $40. Alio, unfurnished 2 bedroom Legal Notica bouso with snack bar, sink and cabinets, all la knotty pint; nice i.irA T io w r o w end clean. School, store and n o t ic w a r A F FOWBO postofflce one block away. $33. (Boo. 114.14TAX F lo rid a a to la to a of In Lake Monroe. Call NO 95397. ineei W. H. "BUI” (TEMPER Agswey NOTICK IB H K tlK B T (1IVKN U l N. Perk T h a t N. J . Hr h r t h t h older of tho Phone FA 2-4441 Phone FA 2-031 2491 Psrk Dr. fo llo w in g e tr t l f lr a to ha* m o d aald Legal Notice kO TIC W o r A P F M I-A T IO X r o w TA X D BK D t i e r . 144.14 F lo rid a ■ tato teo o f IM P) NOTICK IB tlK tlK H T OIVKN, T h a t N. J. B ehr th a h o ld er o f tho follow ing c o rtlflc a to h a s filed aald c e rtific a te fo r t a t deed to bo leeuad thereon. Tho r e r t l f lr a t s n u m b er and y e ar of Issuance, the d escrip tio n of tho p ro p e rty , a n d lb s nam a ta w hich U w aa assessed a re a s f M ai NOTICE IB IIKIIKIIT OIVKN. T h a t J a n * A drlaU vo Iho h older or th e fo il..* in* c e rtific a te has filed aald r e r t l f lr a t s fo r la a deed to bo Issu ­ ed thereun. Tho r t r tl f l c a ta num ber and y e a r o f I te u a n tt, th a daacrlptlo o n f Ih* p ru o e rty , a n d th a nam e in w hich It w aa aaeeeaed a re aa follow *: 1*4118 9, 9, ■ I) IMOvR (X* • »■*» C e rtific a te Nn. M l T e a r of I f B aalaad a B prlnga A ccording laauanca Ju n o 21. A. n. MIS In P la t* T h tro o f R ecorded upon liesevfpO oo of P ro p e rly ■ th e P ublic R ecord* of sa n tlMW1; uf NW>« of NtVt* nols C ounty, F lo rid a t i d e s n d .) Bectlon it-T o w n Nam* la whirls a s s ta s td H u b e rt Wt , sh ip SI B uuth- R an** S t W aldon a t a t K aal I* Acre*. All of said p ro p e rty h e la g In th* Nam* In w hich aeeeaeed W illiam L C ounty uf Bemlnol*. B tato of F lo r­ n ic h a rd * ida. U nless such c e rtific a te sh a ll ha A ll of aald p ro p e rly b e la s to the redeem ed a cc o rd in g to law th # proC ounty of Bemlnol*. B tato of F lo r­ p a rty described In auch c e rtific a te ida. r a i s e s auch ro rtlflc o l* ahall w ill b* sold to tho h ig h e st b id d er be redeem ed a cc o rd la * to law th e a t lb* fro n t do o r o f th* gem inate p ro p e rly d escrib ed la such c e r ti­ C ounty C ourt Hone* a t Senfurd, fic a te w ill bo eold to th o h lah e at F lo rid a. «n ih* f ir s t Monday In b id d er a t th e fro n t door of th* Ih* ra o a lk of M a rt'll.. 1SSS. w hich Bemlnol* C ounty C ourt Ifnue* a t Is th e t l h day of M arrh. t»«a. P anford. F lo rid a, n* th e firs t Mon. D ated th is M th day of J a n u a ry , day In lh a m onth of M arch, ili a , IMS. whb It la lh a Ith day a f M srdh D avid M. U atchal C lark C ircu it C o u rt. D ated tb ia M th day of Ja n u a ry R e m in d s C ounty, F lo rid a (O fficial C la rk 's B eall P ublish Fab. I-S -II-M . MS* DAVID M. HATCHKL C lerk C ircu it C ourt XOTICB FO B BID* Sem inole C ount) F le rld a Th* B oard of C ounty C um m let P ublish F eb. I. S. I I . M. MS*. alonerb of Bemlnol* C ounty, F lo r­ ida w ill rtc a lv * bids a t tb a O ffice . hOTICM O F A F P L lrA T IO l o f D avid M. U atchal, C lerk la tk* (TOR TAX SIRKIV C o urthouse *1 Hanford. F lo rid a up new iH H rto v td a sta tu e * * o f ( • a:be P. M. M onday F e b ru a ry iiiii M. MS* for th* f tlte w in s : NOTICK 14 HKRKBT UIVKN, T h a t H am I. IS* lin e a l fe a t nf ** N. J. Hehr th e h o ld er of the follow . Inch d iam e te r c o rru ­ Ing r e r t l f lr a t s ha* filed aald r e rg a te d m eta l c u lv a rl llf lr a te fa r U S deed lo be Issued pipe.. fu lly a a p h a lt m a te d w ith neceeth ere o n . T ho re rtin c a t* num ber und y r a r o f Issuance, Ih* d e se rlp . nary m n n e r tte g bands In -fa b ric a te tw o I# lion of th* p ro p e rty , a a d Ih* nam e In w hich It w a s assessed a re a t foot length*. Th* r u lv e rt pipe t* be furniahed follow el m u st conform Is th* r u r r o a t s ta n d ­ C e rtific a te No. M4 T e a r of laa u aa c * J u s * IS, A. D. a rd a p a d f irs t Inna of th* B tat* Road D e p artm en t nf F lorida. MIT B eoortpttoo a t F e o p a rtfi Th* hid prli-s sh a ll h* lh a net N I I I FI. of K S t F t. a t L ot I p rlr* tn tho C ounty fo r th* cuD C e n tra l P a rk v ert pip* In bo d eliv ered lo th* C ounty Road Shape Sanford, F lo r­ F la t B ook 4 P a s* 9 t Nam* lo w hlck a ss eased H a rts* ida Mid* I* b# enclosed la a sealed A lla a e l Foleplu* A ll o f sold p ro p e rty b eg ia In th a gavelnpe, p lain ly m arked on Ik* t'ounty n f grmlnole, Btat* of Ftur- o u tsid e: n i t ) FOR rUltNIMIIIN'U Ida. L'nlaaa such rortiflcal* ahall CULVKHT PIP K , open F e b ru a ry ka redeemed according tn law tha IS. MS*. proporty described la auch corllftBid* to be opened a t a m eeting eat* will ha sold lo Ih* highest la b* held la th* C ounty Com m labidder at tha front door of Ih* aloe M ealing ft 00m lo th* C o u rtBemlaal* County Court Houe# at houa* a t S anford, flo rid * an F e b ­ Baa ford. Florid*, on lha flrat Mon. ru a ry 14. MS*. day la tha month of March, ltd*, I h * r l s h t ta r a a tr v td to w alv# whlck la tk* |tk day *f Merck, ins. Irre g s la rld o * o r to rh a lc a lllU a la Dated tfclo Mtk day ef January, kid s g a d to re je c t a a y a n d /e r a ll 1144. k4g0w <* D avid M. n a tc h # ! B oard a f'C o u n ty C am m latlauerg Clerk Circuit Court, J o h n K rld e r. C h alrm aa Bemlaal* Cooaty, FUr 4a By 1 F . R. D avis J r . (Otftalol cu rb 's Seal) C o e a tp B g Rteooc • • • ra rtlfle a l* fo r ( a s daad to ha laauod thoroon. Xh* ro rllflc a la n u m b er a n d s o a r of loauanra, tho d e sc rip tio n of lh a p ro p e rty , pad ho naota I* w hich It w aa aaaoaaad x o T ic a o r a p p u t a t m i r s a a follow s: ro w t a x D r .r o C o rtlflc ato No. MS T e a r a f (Pee. IM .H F lorida BVotatao a f laau an ca J u n a JO A. D. ISST IM P) D escrip tio n o f P ro p e rty N O IICK IB IIK n E B T OIVKN. T h a i L et t. l i e u N ly IS F t. of K. J. Hehr th e h older of th e fo llo w . K 1*0 F t. A B Si F t.) R lork In* r t r t l f l e a i s h a s filed said c e r ti­ P. H a rm a n -* Add. to A llafica te fo r l a s deed to he Issued m onte. F la t Book S P a e a I I th e re e a . T ho c e rtific a te a um ber a n d Nam a In w klck aaaoaood D. H. K tl- y e a r o f Issuance, th e d e sc rip tio n gan* H alra of ih* p ro p e rty , a a d th e asm * in All of aald p ro p a rly koine In Ih* Which H w aa Aatessod a s follow *. C ounty of flomlnol*. B tato of P lo r. C e rtifie s to N a SIT Ida. l.'nlosa auch r o r tlf lr s t* ahall T e a r of Is a u s s c s J obs SO, A. B. bo redeem ed a rc o rd ln e to law Ih* M i l p ro p e rty deeerlb rd In eurh c e r ti­ fica te w ill he sold to lh a h lk h ts l Lot* I I I ) , B lock B. T r a d *4 b idder a t th a fro n t door of tho B anlando B prlaga A ccording to Bamlnulo C ounty C o u rt llouao a t • P la ta T h e re o f R ecorded upon B anford. F lo rid a, on th a flra t Mon­ Ike Public R ecords of Bemlnol# day la lh a m onth of M arch, lis a , C ounty, F lo rid a w hich la th a t l h day of M arch, Nam a la w hich asse ssed (la ra p l* ISIS. ll)c. P a le d th la S llh day of January', All o f eald p ro p e rty b e in g In Ih* MSS. C ounty o f Bemlnol*. B lais of F l e r . D avid M. lla tr h e l Ida. U nless a u rh c e rtific a te sh a ll C lerk c ir c u it- c o u rt. b* redeem ed a c c o rd in g to law th* Pem lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d . la ouch c e r tif i­ (O fficial C le rk 's Neal) cate w ilt b* sold to Ih* h ig h e st P u b lish Feb. | . | . | | . S f . MS*. b idder a t tha fro n t door of th e Memlnole C ounty c o u r t H ouse a t hOTICB FO B BIDS Banford. F lo rid a, on th* F irs t M on­ T ba B oard of f y u n ty Commla day la th * m onth nf M arch. MO*, loser* of Bemlnol* C o u n t), F lo r­ w hich la th* t l h day of M arch. ida w ill receive bids a t Ilia Ufftao of D avid M. H atch .I. c le r k In the D eled title M th day of Ja n u a ry , C o urthouse a t B anfoid. F lu rld a up to S:v* p. in. M onday F e b ru a ry IS. D avid M. flatche! MS* for th e follow ing: C lerk C irc u it C ourt, Item 1. The Im provem ent of - Hemlnol* C ounty. F lo rid * Mouth S tre et from (O fflrla l c le r k -* Heal) i l - s s to • p o in t ISI S P ublish Feb. t-l-IS -M , MSS feet Kaet o f Ih* C en­ te rlin e e f Itls h la o d D rlvot P ra irie L ake D rive from Bouth S tre e t I* W elle A venue: l.a k e 1pest -----------------R oad. I f o *w -South S O liC K IH IIK ItK BT OIVKN, B lresl to llld s* Road; T hat X. J. Hehr th* h o ld er o f tho and R ids* Hoad from follow ing c e rtific a te b a t filed sa id * U k s Road t a L’.B IT. c e rtific a te fa r ta x daad ta ho SI In F a ro P a rk . F U rlaaued th e re o a . T h# o a rtlflc a ta Ida. n um ber a n d y e a r a f laa u aa c t, tho T he Impruc .in a n t to b* mad* descrlpllaw of th* propeely, g a d uuiler th e m n ir a c f laelude* g ra d . Ih* se m e in w hich It w aa asse ssed In*. i-oiiBiruclIon of *" sa m l-k lln - a r* a s fallow *! m lnoua base, double couraa oll- C e rtifica te No. I l l ala* aurfS c* tro s tm e n t, and n tc o t- Yvjte a f laew oar* Ju n g I t , A. B. s a r r d rain * * * w ork. P la n s a n d sp o c lflra ila n s fo r lb* propoaod tiupruv .m a n ta a r* on fll# N s i F t. or g m i r u of wr i t s a n d m ay bn obtain ed a t lb* u lfle * F t. Of B S /l of NW<* n f NW<* of lb* C ounty E n g in e er In th* B erllog t l —T nvrii.hlp IS d f g tk C nurtheue* a t g a afo rd , F lorida. — R nngn SJ Kant Rida sh a ll be enclosed la a s t a l ­ Nam# in w hich aaeeeaed N a k st ed envelop*, p lain ly m ark e d on (tallow ay tho o u tsld o i BID F O n gTRKKT •* SoldI p ro p e rty koJog lo th o PAVING FKH.N PA RK , SK M INU Ui C ounty of Sem inole, S ta te e f F la rUOUMTY. F U iR ID A , spoil *a F e b ­ Ida. t elans such re rtlflc a t* a hall ru a ry IS, MS*. b« redeem ed a so o rd ln a to law th* llld s to be op*n*4 e t a m astin g p ro p e rty dsaorlked In aucb r a r t l . to 'b e hate In ih* c o u n ty C om m it- **te »IH 4o s o l f to tk * k lg h ta t *i«n S tealing Room la th* C o u rt- Mddog 01 lh a fro n t door ,of iho houa* k t Banford. F lo rid * t a F eb- S w te o l * C ounty C o u rt H a u te a t ru a ry I*. IMS. N kSy d . F lo rid * , on the f i r s t U * o . Th* r ig h t ta re serv e d to w aive •BF te th# m ooth of March. 1114 Irre g u la ritla a a r te rh a tra lltle s lo JJhteB Is th* l l h d a y • ( March. bids o a d to re je c t s a y e a d /o r a ll bide. Dwtsd th is M th day ad January, B oard a f C o ao ty Com m iaeloaero • M b . t e r . '. nom inal* C ounty, F lorid* D avid II. S a tr h a l J o h n K rld .r, C hairm an ' lerk c irc u it Court. By: F. n Dnvla J r . ____ B em lnala C o a st* . F U r Ida C ounty B ag to o o r * t A w „ % �A W ant A d A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 BY OWNER nice > BR fumithed home, like new, eiceilent loca­ tion. low down payment. Phone FA t w n . 5. Rea) Estate For Sale 14. Build. Paint * Repair RAYMOND M: BALL WAI.L PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact SOI West Mb St. Phone FA 1-M41 AND ASSOCIATES lari ftrrnih Mon. Feb. 8. I960—Page • • R. BEVERAGE cooler IMS; <0 cti. ft. Frlgidalre ilass door wall case UN; • cti. ft. Cnld^ot re­ frigerator MS. Pkone FA S-USI. About M or M buahels of Hamlin tad Parana Brown ortngat. Make ofter. Super Trading Poet, Mtt Orlando Dr. Real Estate — Insurance Surety Bonds ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtw 111 So. Park Are. Ph. PA t-8441 TASKER PAINTING Raymond Lundqulat, Asaae. Nkafard Special. FA >-4159. PA 2-3151 Atlantic Bank Bldf. Brans Bldg. U ke Vary THOS. E. THOMPSON Pk. PA 1-1290 HOUSE for sale lit restricted area General Contractor Low dow« payment. Terms. Home Carpentry Rrpaita FA M1M. I ACRES Roofins A Siding I acres wtth I bedroom, concrete Phone FA 2,M51 Week k e r n e , h ig h and dry land. S t Johns Realty Co. Hons# B A M ROOFING approximately .0 yelre THR TIME TESTED FIRM Contracting A Repairs old. wtth new roof. Several oak 111 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA S-S1M trees and assorted ~itrus trees. Licensed — Roaded —In sored FREE ESTIMATES Good water. On paved Rd. NEW two bedroom house; natural Its,MS with email down pay­ MO Laurel Av*. P.„ FA 9-7911 wood finish. Separata well. ment M.Mt. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, 15. Special Services $200 DOWN INCOME TAX SERVICE l-BDRM., 1H bath, CB borne, S BR. home with hardwAed floors WILLIAM H. MURRAY fully ale aaadRtowd, wtth toperand ceramic tile bath. 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-1994 ale utility and atorsge mom, large fenced yard, 10’x24' patio, ROSA L. PAYTON 4te% loan, ITO.M aaoothly. T V 6c Radio Service And Associates FA I -1174. Registered Real Eatala Broker (Home & Auto) Ph. FA MSftl 17-92 at Hiawatha FARMER'S AGENCY N o rth O rlando Electronic* M. V. Farmer, Raattar THREE bedroom home on two Ph. FA 2-MM - FA 2-MU lota, comer So. Sanford and llth, ITU Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 1T-M St. Come, look, make offer. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING T, V, Cantrell. W. L HARMON COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re- PH. FA 3-4121 After I P. M. salei available from SIM down —assume f'T.M monthly pay­ ENVELOPES, Lettarheadl, state­ ments, invoices, hand bills, and ments. Inquire at aftlM or programs, e t c. Pr-igrasatva pAone FA 2-79M. Printing Co. Phone FA J-2951— MS West 13th St. $RtVAT* PARTY to aaU lovely NO FOOLIN’ Mm Owner realty must scl Mils Sewing Mach. Repairs large large S BR. A Den Home, ALL MAKES A MODEU taelMtog large kitchen, Dining 1M So. Park (M hr. tor.) area, snack bar, larger separate FA 1-MU Laundry Room, The fireplace make* the Home an eeay on eool SERVICE CALLS St.M. For de­ pendable TV service eall San­ days and the term* are practleafty up to yon. ford TV Center, 9th. and San­ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. W. M. -M r* STEMPER Agency ford Ave. FA 2-9741. BROKER Phaoo FA 2-4*01 n s N. Park IN So. Park Avo. PA FA SMM Phone PA 2-U31 M01 Park Dr. COUNTRY CLUB Manor: I bodroom homo with Venetian Minds, E X P E R I E N C E D actorDEBARY dlaa teacher far Sanford studio. NOrth I-4T11 PART-TIME eanvssers, salary and commission basts. Apply in person to Central Florida Music AUTO GLASS WYNNEWOOD Schools, *17 Virginia Drtve, Or­ For an sieepdoatDy nice bom* INSTALLED lando. buy, allow as to show yon this Back Glass 4 0 attractive I bedroom, tilo bath, FEMALES, ages M to M, high Windshield Door Glass V*nt Glass CB homo located to beautiful school graduates; must hive Wynnswood. Features Include an SERVICE following qualifications: short, electric ranga, refrigerator, watt hand, 90-90 words per minute, Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co. furnace, hot water heater, FA 2 4422 electric typewriter, M words 11 114 W. 2nd ft. blinds, and many other extras. per minuta, u la ry aaceltant. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Apply Florida ftata Employ* AS types and also*, totUttad Priced to eel, Gds homo can bo meat Service, no W. Second ft. “ Do It Yourself" “yours” for only 919M down, WR REPAIR AND SERVICE ST 1 M E ram. Bxtoalvu with this AVON CALLING and Supply Co. la. Pins crest — WynnvwoM — 2*7 Machinery W. Ind ft. Pb. FA 1-44*2 Stenstrom Realty Loch Arbor HERBERT STENSTROM Women who want lo be sueANY TV REPAIRED M M plus Regiatarad Broker restful and earn good money parts, tf brought to shop by cua. LBN EISNER Is three or four hours por day? tamers. All work guaranteed foe LOTTIR BROADWAY TV mikes AVON COSMETICS M days. REM TORRETT vary much is demand and CENTURY TV SERVICE BETTYE D. SMITH easy to sell. Write, Mrs. Jean 1919 Celery Av*. Phone FA 9-1411 Associates Milanlch, Box 2M, Lockhart, ■ M. Park — Ph. FA SMM Fla. THE RANDS OP TIME ARE RUNNING OUT A > 9 COINS WANTED: New er uncir­ culated and eld American, laid; wldt paper Mila. Call R. L. Sloan. PA 1-4TM. WANTBD: Care tot Itabla, aged woman; In bom* af widow ar couple. Nursing eipertenee not necessary, Uadness and patianea essential. Wrila P. O. Bon 939. Saaford. 25. Kducatkw - Inatnaction Htnting CONTRACT tad RBF*fR WORK UM Saiford Avo. FA I-4M2 Mama Wlrla* — Itactris Service Sid VlhUa RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. I ll Magnolia FA 1-MtS Model Swimming P*M FOR SALE Nationally Advertised Rather Williams A b o v e Unread Swimming Pool. Idoal for areas with high water table. Now available far HALF IAN SMM KNOLLS la toor blocks wait af Preach Avo. a t TurnsMath ureto. A Btompor associata la oa th* premises dally. W. H. ’'Bill” Stamper Agency Beallor ft breurer ASSOCIATES: M. A Tartar * Arthur F. Dog, R»*rett Marpar Robert p. Mar. Rato PUcbor, ■ales B. Noonaa, R. T. MeCatkUl T. C. Tree tear Phono FA 2-4M1 US N. Park PhoM PA SMS1 tm Park Dr. 58 VOLVO — Radio aod Hester - Swedish Import • port — Thrifty 4 Cylinder Buxine with Bperte car Performance — Perfect Dark Green Fin* lab — While Sidewalls 1495 59 ENGLISH FORD Fordar — Vary Low Mileage — I.too New la Every Way. 1295 2 9 5 ] 54 CADI L U C Fleetwood Feeder Sedan — AN Factery AfOHM lag Air Conditioning Perfect Twtane too- tab —^Spotieao laafdo aod Oat. j . . . FOR SALE — 19M Spence House Trailer. 494it. Set Walla at DeWitls Trailer No phone calls. Uaad furniture, appUsncei, tools toe. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart >15 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4119 NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES f4 9 5 NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Craft Clyde Park. ___ I AIR CO'DITIOWINO 58 CHEVROLET ImpaU Sports Coup# with Radio — Heater — Fewer St alt tog. Beaatlfol Turquoise sad White Tut owe Fin­ ish with Matching Interior — Extra Clean 1 Faii-toee Viet avia Tudor Hardtop T-4 A t I Pecfeet Totoue Finish — Spotleoa lu- | | tarter. |< 1M HILLMAN MINX Convertibla, only 4MO milts, Hke now con­ dition. Pries giMs.oo so* Rim. New A Used Furniture and Appliances numbing ! Come lo our big Used C*r Pow-Wow, *D yos hraven and nqnawa Bo yrspand to anves tots of wampum, cause wt’ro oa tbs warpath, scalping high prices right ami toft! 58 FORD 99 BUICK 4-door LaSaber, power altering, radio, btator, other Mtrai. CaU FA I-33M. WORK WANTED, daya ar weak. “Tn looking tor a bom* wo saw FA 2 9120. maay with MANY of the fea­ New A Used Furniture A Afpli­ tures of SAN S E 'f KNOLLS, but 15-A Beauty Perform enees. A Good Place To none with ALL of them. For BUY, BELL or TRADE DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Instancs there ware many wtth S bedrooms, I or lVh baths, Jenkins Furniture electric kitchens, terrauo floors FA 17*99 B* Lovelier With Profession* «M Seated Av*. aod etc., l i k e SAN SEM 12. Plumbing Services Beauty Can. KNOLLS, and tease ava* bad • BIG VALUES • tUKK CREDIT •BABY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPi — libs net having eUy water WILSON - MAIER and aswan, ar not having Gre Now and Used Furniture larga, covered patios you see Is Plumbing & Repair! SAN SEM KNOLLB, Or balag located Is a noisy neighbest wd. That la are thing wo tore shoot IAN BEM KNOLLS — it to QUIET. Another thing, ws can tot oar tfcildras play to freat beeasas our bam* la a* a daod and street and vo don't lire M eoastaut fear that a spoadtog •o r wft ran there dews. IT IS UKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! And, last but not least, tbs eon) atruettod to guaranteed to bo tbs very boat because ovary bit of tt was pareanstly supervised by tbs Wilder, Philip Souli." •OF VALUES TELEVISION MEN A WOMEN — Train now for ? Wen, I've spent oodles of.money P an escltlng television career. TV Studios employ many different kinds of specialists from recaptionat to cameraman. FLY TO NEAREST SCHOOL Gateway To The Waterway Your EVTNRUDE Dealer Upon completion of haaie train­ FURNITURE CENTER Robaon Sporting Goods ing. we fly you to Chicago for 1100 French Ave. 14-4 K. 1st. Ph. FA >-IMl in-studio training, at na attra Ph. »A 3-TSM cost. SI H. F. JOHNSON Electrie, 14 CUSTOM BUILT furniture -M a­ WRITE TODAY for full Informa­ ft. step bottom Boat and PalJcan lta pleees nr eats. Ala* Nfnltion no a tele vision career lor trailer MOO. FA 3-MU after *;M tore repair. CaMaete made. P. M. FA 9-7041. 1937 STAFFORD II' boat a*d 22. Artie)** For 8*1* TELEVISION DIVISION trailer, hilly equipped. FA l-MM. Northwest Schools Dept. T2-21 Boa 90. RRtTANNICA encyclopedia. As­ Mercury Outboard Motors sume my payments. I received e e/o Sanford Herald WOODRUFF MARINE act Christmas and don’t Name ............................. 2401 French Aw. FA 2-1992 second need two. Reply to Boa R. P., Address City .*..,,»#***••••*.- A| c/o The Sanford Herald. Stale Phon GOOD Used Appliances sad TVs. Educ..................... Hrs. 7 Gormly, lac., Third A Palmetto, =. DEL VELVTS air compressor, 109 cu. ft. Phone PA 2-4147. fSAVEI V Vbera art only three homes left M exclusive SAN 8EM KNOLLS. Tito means that only throe more bappp tamUlaa wfll bo able to •ay: 22. Article* For Bel* FA7P0RT TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS tsslessd bond. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic coda. Mattie or ray** tapes. Gotten ar nylao We Invito yoo lo be one gneoia •heelstsly frse wltbeut ehNgaUee at eoa of lanfard'a leodtng Metsla while yen local* anilable heating far yaorseW and family. Pick up year hep at our Hale* Office. "•r g 55 CADILLAC Feeder — AN Factory Aeceoaotore facto Air Cooditteuer — Perfect Totoae,F)atoh 4 | With WbH* aUewdto. A Heel Nay At || 56 MERCURY Mentelalr Feeder Hardtop — Power St am teg — Power Breton' 1395 Senkarik Glass and Faint Co. 111-114 W. bad f t FA I-4M2 1 57 PLYMOUTH 1 1 ■ ■ Sovey Ferdar — 4 Cy Under — Automatic mteeteu — Radte aod Heater — Perfect Tntene Fioiah - Like New TUee - Thto awe to far above averaaa, C /M tb u i "MiM Treat• 1 M G A M 1; llK JV to I I I 7 g# I 58 CHEVROLET H -ik T J - U te A J t e t e . -------- k t e . _ r V fta jw J i h . I n . 1— 1 | 1995 58 CHEVROLET 1 Feeder V-f with Automatto Tecamatoils — Ad 1 ad — BeaeMfol Totes Pafwt ^ . 8951 SAVE PLENTY BUCKS ON G O O D USED T R U C K S i m a e s ^ L rs | m White TUtene Fioiah - l*ew I Traxecuteaton — Mew f t i ____________ l i Before Prices Go Up *3 4 0 Dwwm Pajrmnwt-Ms C h R I R S la th s VA - FHA PHA In Strriet Conventicntl Financing Down P ir n in t i Lowi fl lttK Mifrege - P.rfm t In Rvory Way. f | f t f t 1 Tlrea. ^ I9 B *9 8 9 0 CARPENTER work and general repairs reasonable. FA 2-5001. T a n V M Oa 201k S t. raHaw Coinin' O ak SS. a WaUk a TOTAL PRICE PHONE FA 2-1412 CENTURY TV SERVICE SkutMaJuM MONTHLY PAYMENTS . ' T* .■ �Pas* 10—Mon. Feb. 8. 1900 M m , Tu«a, Wed. Opt* Tin 1 I*. M. T h u n , PH, Sal. Ope* Till I P . K Price* Good Through Nee* W H in d i) QUANTITY NIGHTS IfSEXVEO IN STA N T COFFEE A jM M k R GIANT A OZ JAR MONNOE BBYTHMEERfl of the U k * Monro* .- Elementary School a*cond trad * played for their fellow .' ■twdenta and P. T.»0. member* and Lyman School atu. E d M tT la a t week. Led by Kenny Rose, left and Melody Manabau th e young players are Carl England, Bernard TCrray,< Bobby Jo# Harper, Lerry HIttell, David Lee, ; ,D*niii* Rinser, Donny 'Smith, Clark S u tle r, Ruth BuI|atd, Judy Burk, Juna Burk, Susan Ann Eder, Suele Flowers, Betty Jane Harper, Lollie Jimenez, Zickie Justice, Dorothy Lee, Maria Lee, Busan Kay Mathemon, Wanda Mum , Debbie Rives, Bonnie Taylor, Jane Wake­ field, and Teresa Warren. Lake Munrw second grade teacher Mine Mabel Chnpman taught the Rhythmcers to play such aclectiona an "Grandfathers Clock" and ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." (Herald Photo) Colonial Tender Sugar Cured Honors 2 Crews RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) - The American Concert Society reported ES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - An today that an at yet unideatifled l- ouseo boy, born Wora Uun M months prematurely, died to- blood substance hat successfully Immunized rale against six forma The society ssld R could net R t ls Mill Osteopathic Hoi- say bow sooa teats oe human* M died at 1:1* a. m. today. Mrs bed listed the Infant la “can even ho coeaiderod." * condition end said tha odds Tbe teaeareh work la being doM it mrvival wore overwhelm- ■t the Medical College of Virginia by on* of Uw society** research faiBernard M. Kay, resident Helen ef StiU Hospital, bad id to try and toed tbe Infant MMey by mean* of en tajecOder tbe akin. Key said the infant was juat MB to live. Sled as a result ef prana*' Urn doctor said. LONDON (UPI) — Eleven weeks age U-year-ald Ronald Anthony wai knocked off hia Mcyeto by e car and has been in a coma ever Iowa, Dr. Jerome H. Sack*, and hia collaborator, Dr. R i c h a r d E. Egdahl, the society said. It said their work la tbe first suc­ cessful cancer immunisation with a blood substance, although animals hava previously been Immunised with whole tumor cells and ex­ tracts from tumors. Tbe agent, known as FUA for filterable hemolytic agent, appears to be either • virus or a part of tbe nueleie acid core of a virus, the announce mint said. The announcement (aid U>al “aa averaga of about IS par ceoj of rata vaccinated l t to 1M days be fora tumor transplant becomt com­ pletely and possibly permanently immune to the cancer transplant. M f to g IlMM ry,l{«tov#,«, VAH-S bomber craws Nina and Fiat took top honors for Dccambar and January in tha monthly award* competition at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station. Crew Nine conslata of pilot, Lcdr. Dave Oearolpb; bombardier navigator, Lt. (J. g.) Jim Osborn* and gunner-navigator, ftonny Powell, AEZ. Crew Five, winner for Jan­ uary, U composed of pilot, Lcdr. “Butch” O'Hara; bombardier-navi­ gator, Lt. (J. g.) BUI Hopkins; and gunner-navigator, Larry Mann, AMS. Each mooth the erswa of Heavy Flvs compels among themselves for accuracy and proficiency. By means of a point system which aUots credits for bombing runs and accuracy, a single crow is ■elected each month aa having achieved the highaat level of excel­ lence within tbe squadron. Point* are awarded not only lor the bomb­ ing scores, but also for the number of bombs dropped and radar scor­ ed (ftbS> runs made. Drop* over •0 miles from the launch point count double. RATH'S BLACKHAWK or FARMER G RAY c COUPON TOWARD THt PURCHASE OF CAN OF PORK AND BEANS IN EACH PACKAGI OF ARMOUR STAR FRANKS MAYFAIR CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE IMPERIAL, PURE SKATE On Saturday nlgbt .while Mrs. Creamer was crossing a rain-slick road, hurrying home with grocer­ ies for Sunday dinner, ihe was •truck and killed by a car. CI TY FRESH DAILY POUND CELLO ‘Cracker Day1 ■toI to n Plans Discussed OYSTERS DELUXE SLICED BOLOGNA Pinna for Voluila County’s an­ nual “Cracker Day” were discus­ sed at a meeting of Cattleman at the M. Q. Ranch la Osteen. The Volusia Cattleman's Associa­ tion agreed to hold the annual •vast to April. Prior to tha meeting, a "hot cakes' supper was served to the men. im writ UI»|Pd«f«U Uf m , i, they had made to individual banner displayed •ole were the first LESILU SLICED FROZEN H H M R M m m - BOWLER'S VIEW of the I'lnspoUer *q>'lpp*d pit st 1st Lanes on Om.rs Kwul la Sanford. I “indicator in H n v i.o r screen todieetee first, second hell, strike, foul, Phse d n i i | after first ball AH WISING and - FIXTURES by — W * FAIII ( . O B W H IT E SANFOHO. FLA. I t . BREAD �" “■" tj’ vv*v^f "I."1 :■—n jr—f-------- «*T* ( F it ? VOL. XLIX j^ a n f a r b B jm t U ii W EATHER: Fair through Wednesday. Slowly rising temperatures. High today around 70. Low tonight. 55-60. United Preae Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA County Home Study Started A full scale study of the need for a new county home was started today by ;hc county tom* mlssioners. The board authorised Circuit Court Clerk David Gatchel te find an accountant to study how much It costs a year to operate the pre sent .county home oa 17-S3 on the basis of patients per day. Board Chairman John Krider said that unofficial estimates are 1 p. m. Stocks Joint Chiefs Boss Sure' Nation Safe J o t Starnes Gets Key To Sanford From Charlie Morrison Dr., Mrs. Edwin Lindsey H ear City’s Welcome G vitan Head Urges Civic Interest oi Ctvkan Inter- gram of assistance (u the physi­ dso chab’e mem- cally handicapped and mentally - past la laoal, national affairs" and retarded children. state Joe fUrnee, in an address at Its# ergaaisaltea'a proIhe Mayfair Inn attended by Civlten nffleore and members from ail over this eection, said "our con­ science blnda us” to participate In public affaire and to "Sdaeate our youth In the American wap of Queen Takea Ride LONDON (U P I)- Queen Klila- li/a." The International head of Civltan both ■ was token for a drive aad was the gueit of the Sanford out to lunch shortly after noon dub on his tour of the nation. today, dispelling belief that the birth of her third child might be Imminent. Tho olio H e w s Briefs .jF q u r JSecafteea Caught V FORT MYEBB (tfPl) - Three of ate ooavkte who tunneled under a prison road camp barracks were recaptured near bore Monday. Another was taken Sunday when bo thumbed a ride with Highway Patrolman Bill Payne. The two •till at largo, Norman McCaulay and Edward Coble, both M, are from Miami. •Suspect Arrested NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) - The FBI announced the e m it Monday of o 20-year-old man wanted by Florida authorities on armed rob­ bery chargee. The inspect, Wil­ liam Gerald Holley, waa arretted h r FBI agents at Hexist, N. J. Ha bad been aought as oae of five peraoni allegedly involved in the armed robbery of a Miami super 0 market Sept. M. Churchman Shot CHICAGO (UPI) — The Right Rev. O. Leo K. Bishop, vie* pres­ ident of the National Conference to Christiana and Jews, waa shot while resisting a holdup Monday night. Police said the church lead­ er waa shot by a teen - aged Ne­ gro gang that terrorised the South Side for one hour. Bishop said he A and hie wife, Paula, were overtak­ en while walhing home from a neighborhood commission meet­ ing. Shrimp Threatened WASHINGTON (UPI) - A tre­ mendous growth in the use tf chemicals In agriculture poses a "rapidly increasing" threat In the shrimp industry in the Gulf of Mexico area and to other flab and # wild-life habitats, according to a federal flab expert. Donald L. McKernan, director of the Bureau of Commercial-Ftahertee. aald there wee no "specific evidence" that humans were affected hy rating fish expmed lo the chemi­ cals. Wreck Victim ’s •W ife Asks Return O f Movie Camera Mrs. Thomas Crosby, wife of eae of the men critically hurt in • wreck near the Lake Monroe Bridge, haa asked public aid in finding a movie camera loat from one of the vehldce in the crash. All property in the station wagon in which her husband and his brotothcr were riding was recovered at the scene except the camera, aba said. It contain* film of a fishing trip from which Thomas Crosby and hi* brother. T. J. Crosby, who waa killed, were returning, Mrs. Crosby aald. She asked that whoevi * R pteoo* o » d R te gamlnah rial Hospital, when her la being treated Jar a broken jaw, M i a r t atom House, Shed Bum; Fire Perils Mofet ‘ Two buildings burned te the ground on Southwest Rd. in Golds­ boro Monday night. A bouse mounted on a trailer and a storage shed adjoining Mc­ Allister's Motel erupted In 30 foot Ugh flames. About Jg firemen from the Lake Mary, Sanford NAS aad Florida Forest Service fire department* fought the blaxe. Henry McAllister, who owned both buildings, said the damage totaled about 14,000. He added that hla motel, which waa saved was worth about 075,000. Firemen had to wet the motel down constantly to keep the flames from spreading. The onestory bouse waa parked in a vacant lot behiod the motel. Cause of the fire in the bouse was not determined. South Warned On Voting Curbs DETROIT (UPI) — The South should find it* own way to make sure that all eligible Negroes have the right to vote, Atty. Gen. Wil­ liam P. Huger* said yesterday. In an address to the Economic Club uf Detroit, Rogers pledged llial discrimination egaintt Negro voters would be ended one way or another. He said the beat way would be for the South lo.smooth (he way by "voluntary action." If that falls, he said "law enforcement will finrlly succeed” but "it will be rosily to our national prestige and otr Rational eeif respec t " Rogers said the present admini­ stration ia not preising for addition­ al power to enforce achool inte­ gration because: 1. Tbe statei are not required to maintain public achool*, and if tbe government proceeds te fast, soma states might close the schools. I. Since “separate but equal" schooling was accepted by tbe courts from 18N to 1554, the South needs time to make the adjust­ ment called for by the U. S. Su­ preme Court. Workman Injured In School Foil A workmen we* injured when he fell 10 feet through an opening in the roof at the Lake Mary Elemen­ tary School addition today. Marion Davie of Tiften, Ga.. wa* admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Tha building Davis was an waa partly finished. He is em­ ployed by Aadoraaa Roofing Co., • sub contractor for J. Hilbert Sapp of Orlando, wht is ■ He was presented a key to the eitr by Charlie Monieoa, Chamber of Commerce public relations dlraclor, acting for Mayor Earl Higginbotham. Casselberry Sets Sewerage Deadline Casselberry residents who don't fix Iheir faulty (swage systems within SS days are subject te JaH and a Am . The Casselberry town council situations not functioning pro­ perly be repaired within 50 deyi. Tbe council also appointed a committee to seek irate permis­ sion lo have a regular racehorse track at Seminole Raceway. The town already has given permis­ sion for construction of the track. An ordinance waa passed grant­ ing afreet lights on Plata Oval, Pinetree and Go'den Days Drs. Theao streets are la recently an­ nexed areai. The council tabled a motion to make aa addition to the Cassel­ berry Methodist Church cemetery. The addition would be operated by the town cemetery association. State permission is needed for tbe town to operate tbe cemetery. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told sen­ ators today the nation has enough military strength to deter a St vtet attack "today or in the fore­ seeable future." Twining specifically described as "without merit" the recent criticism of the defense program by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, for­ mer Army chief of staff, who re­ tired last June. "1 am not eomplaront," Twining laid, "but I am not fearful af the Russian capability." Twining, the nation's top uni­ formed military leader, made the statements la a free • swinging prologue to questioning' kg the combined Senate Space Committee and armed services preparedness subcommittee. He began hla testi­ mony with a brief statement ag­ gressively defending the U. S. de­ fense blueprint. Prior to Twining'* appearance, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), chief critic of administration de­ fense policy, laid be planned to quix Defense Secretary Thomat S. Gates on whether there wag • at military budget Symington baa threatened te make public secret Intelligence estimate* of the Russian mlisila threat. Tbe Missouri Democrat* said Congress had been given figure* by the Central Intelligence Ageney showing tht Russian threat had "increased considerably" ever last year. i Vice President Nixon, the probable GOP presidential can­ didate, stepped into Ihe defense controversy Monday night with a statement that there Is "no gap in our overall deterrent strength." Nixon charged that administra­ tion critics were playing a "num­ bers game" af missiles, subma­ rine* and alrcratt car*icr». Busy Lake M ary M other 0 1 4 Gets Stetson Degree A little lady from Lake Mary, who derided te pe te college in 18M while her four children were ■till in lower trades, just received ber diploma from Stetson Univer­ sity. Sbe achieved M with several Interesting circumstances con­ nected: Without the need of any special burry, she got a bachelor of arts degree ia 3W years Instead of the usual four. She graduated aumma cum laude —that's Ihe highest. Sbe hasn't quit yet—plans to seek -a wisct-T1! degree in Amer­ ican Studies, with emphasis an Anglo-American relations. All the while, she has rue her household at Lake Mary. Mrs. Hilda Stubbing* la her name and she continues to amaie her family aad friends with her vitality and versatility. Before sbe got ber degree at Strtaoo last Friday, the bed rereived a Florida State Teacher’s scholarship, tha Harry L. Taylor Prixa ia Humanities, and had be­ come a member of tha Phi So­ ciety, which Is Stelson'i Phi Brta Kappa equivalent. Gamma Theta -Upsiloa, hanorary geo­ graphy fraternity and Scroll and Key. Sbe was ■ participant ia the llooors Program, a program of in­ dependent study under guidance of a committee of faculty mambars. , The mother of Suaanne, te the ninth grade at Seminole High, Carl, 11th grader, Robert, fresh­ man at Stetson, and Mrs. Terry (Caye) Bled new a resident af Atlanta. Mrs. Stubbin** renewed te ^ m e rc sl teeducattoote 1833- * that k cost 11.000 per patient each year. • Thai U double what It should cost,” Krider said. The board agreed to launch the study after a tour of th» new Brevard County Home whieh cost $<0,000 and has room (or U per­ sons. Commissioner Vernon Dunn said the present home "was a shame School. She entered Stetson te iasa. A eative of England, she finish­ ed high school In Detroit and moved to Florida te 1941. Iter other interests include music end sewing. And she doesn't have a lot af spare time. NEW YORK (UPI) prices at I p m.: American Airlines ............. American TAT .................. American Tubscco............... Bethlehem Steel ....... Caterpillar .......................... Chrysler ..................... Curtis* • Wright .................. DuPont ........ Ford Motor ........................ lienrral Electric .................. General Motors .................. Graham - Paige .................. Ini. TAT ............................. Lorillsrd............... Minute Maid •• *••••••••••• Penney ................................. Penn RR ............................ Royal American ................ Stars Roebuck .................. Sludebaker .......................... U, I . S teel........ . WeitlnghouM El................... Stock 20'« MU 103 48U SOW *1 M 2*H'» 7RW as 47W 2W 3JW 37 18H 117 14* 3W 43W IIW R Regulatory Board For Electricians, Plumbers Asked The County Commimioe today ■greed to set up an alectricel and plumbing board to reviaw all elec­ trical and plumbing regulations te tha eounty. j The proposed beard also wUI act aa a s #umteted-ba*f0 to.nadRy all master alectnelans and master plumbers and journeymen te the two trades. E. C. Harper Sr., owner of Senford Electric Oo., appeared before the board and urged selling up the •pedal board to etop "unlicensed electrician* from practicing in the county." Chairman John Krider asked Harper if be could suggest a list of persons qualified te sit oo the beard and askad each commis­ sioner In their respective districts to do the same. The board would work under the supervision of the xoning board. Robert Brown, county toning direc­ tor, aeid that flva man would serve on the electrical board and five on tha plumbing board. Tbo board aulhorlxed attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to write up a resolution establishing the board to the commission could adopt It aa toon at possible. Pollution Report Detoils Delayed City commissioner! got ■ labora­ tory report on pollution te Lake Monroe last night, but derided to make a public statement about It later. < Details of the report bp toe Thornton Laboratory will be an­ nounced at toeir Feb. M meeting, they sold. and disgrace to the .’minty and something must be done." The board agreed that the study ahould include how much it would cost to put the present home "in first class condition" and con­ struction of a new home. Commissioners also agreed lhal the firat step would he a rost study. Dunn also gave a summary of the hoard’s recent trip to the Brevard County Jail at Titusville which cost approalmately tUO.OOO. Commissioners agreed that the new jail waa suitable for She im­ mediate needs of Brevard County but It was already overcrowded. In other business during the meeting, the board approved a request by the General Water­ works Company for a franchise to serve customers in the south end of the rounty. The board also agreed to reject all bids for a dragline and to got by with what they have until tho neat fiscal year. They agreed to purchase a cash register for the clerk's office al a coat of $3,017 and agreod to buy 23,000 pounds of cement fop the engineering department. They also authorised tho Sheriff's office to police and issue warrants for any persons putting obstructions oo county roads and rights-of-way. Reds W ill Fight To Hold Frontiers, N ikita Says MOSCOW (Urn - rremler Nlkite Khrushchev hat declared that Hustle and Its satellites will fight rather than consent to any change in the frontiers imposed on Urrmany alter World War II. "What hsa been modified by war cannot he mndlflrd again without war," Khrushchev told visiting Ita­ lian President Giovanni Gronchi at an Italian embassy reception Mon­ day night. The premier look President Kli­ ment Voroshilov'* place el Ihe microphones after bearing a brief speech by Gronchi. After Khrusb- Ike To V isit Cape WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Eisenhower will fly to Cape Canaveral Wednesday to maka a longdoelred inspection trip through the tniaeite teat base there, the White Houae announced today. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the presi­ dent had wanted to go to the miasile base for aome time but had been unable to work it into hia schedule. Eisenhower will take off in the presidential jet plane about 8:30 a.m. from Andrwwa AFB in nearby Maryland for the two-hour flight to the rape. He will land at the Cape Canaveral air atrip, make nn inspection trip of three to four houra and return 5o Waahington late in the day. Hagerty said no missile kunahlngs were scheduled during the president's visit. chev had spoken, he engaged Growchi and Foreign Minister Giuseppn Pella eelami. Khrushchev touched off the a change by remarking that be had ■iked Gronchi I* become t Com­ munist. "I else wish. . .tost some tint* you could be touched by divine grace and beeomn a Christian Democrat." Gronchi replied. "I am for the party which mote benefits the people. . .What bat Christian Democracy give* Italy 7" Khrushchev asked. "The emblem and flag on tha moan — o n tony Communist nr Christian Demo­ crat?" "I have already told yen ton! when yon have money you can do anything." the Italian president countered. "Tbe comparison net bold good." "We do not Mil Ideas they are good." Khrushchov said. "Ideas ora not Miami. "Anyway, laog Uva peam and friendship." Ike Asks Finn Fast Thinking Sergeant-h o g ,™ # « w » p Plugs Up Dike On S R 436 Without Politics The little Dutch boy who placed hia band la the dike many year* ago and prevented a dangerous flood has nothing oa a "civic mind­ ed" air force sergeant who did, al­ most the aeme thing te Seminole County lest Thursday. Commission­ er Vernon Dunn told this story at toe morning eeifion af the County Commission. Sgt. Archie Clay, who resides in the Stoneybrook Addition of Or­ ange County was driving hit car on SH 436 near l.ake Howell Creek Thursday during the heavy rain storm. Dunn said Ihe sergeant, who 1a attached to Orlando Air Force Bate, notrd a dangerous washout on the road "and without thinking Iwhe set up in improvised barrirade to atop flooding te the area and the water* reaching neighbor­ ing homes. Dunn said Sgt. Clay went te home* te the area and borrowed various pieces of materials to set up toe b im cid s and directed (raf­ fle for ever two hours until kelp came from the Florida Highway patrol. The cemmissioo, te the recogni­ tion of the "civic minded" job done by ggt. Clay, voted te write a letter of thanks te him and notified hla commanding officer of hie aery lean. South Seminole Drainage Talk Set The geminate County Commie sion today agreed to hold a joint dinner matting with Orange County and Winter Park official* to diseuai the urgency of a joint drainage pro­ ject to eliminate flooding te the south end of the eounty. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the board that Inspection of dam aga done by heavy rains last week showed toe need to start toe drain age project "at soon possible.' Dunn said that many areas te tbe south end of toe eounty wort In critical shape because af flood Ing. Tbs board agreed te meet with the other two governing bodice next Wednesday or Thursday. Tbe Winter Park City Commis­ sion already hex notified Uu Semi­ nole board U favored working joint­ ly to eliminate flooding te too area. No word hex been heard from Ihe Orange County Commis­ sion. Under Ihe proposed plan, Semi­ nole, Orange Counties and Winter Park would aharo tbe axpenM of building a M ritt of storm.sewer* te eliminate ton flooding. Street Lights Granted 2 Areos WASHINGTON (UPI) - P r a t o dent Bteonhowar celled M Ohm grese today I* overhaul the ledeni farm program te make R "cento ble and economically sound and not a political pedHaa." Tha president submitted Ma now farm legislation proposele to a special meuage reiterating viewf be haa tiproaaed ia Mo past, bal taking a softer line and inviting lawmakers to sagged alternatives Tbe eae clearly saw proposal to tot program aaggnaSed tost torn* •re parttelpalteg la the soil bank program might be given peymaato "1a kind” out of ton existing gnm ernmeat help crop aarpiuM*. He recommended an orderly am pension of tha soil bank program, under which farmers take land out of production to hold dewa ampins output, from the present to nifties aerea to SO million aero*. Eisenhower's ether reeemmem datiens called lor: Continued use of the "food for peace program” under which earn plua crops ere shipped abroad. An aggressive re search program to develop new marknto and a m for farm products. An expanded rural davalopmaM program to help tow income fare* era raise their standard* af living. ' The Agriculture Dopartaaeat natfo mated tha ultimate adat of tha expanded anil bank program M 5*73 mlUioa a year compared wlto tho present spending tore! of 5375 million. Tbo admlnlitratloa budgeted 53M million for Urn next fiscal year, Zoning Hearing City Commissioners granted requeatc for three street lights last night end then had a discussion rn bow they should go about granting lighting requests. A light will be installed on W. Kh m. ‘between Oak and Elm Arts. Two more wlfl ha put en E. Fourth St., between Locust and Bay Aves. Commissioner Brown •aid toe city had already spent half of the UM budgeted for Street light estensloos te lato-M. The commissioner* agreed (hay Mould bar* a definite yeegram •n granting light*. The County Seated Board wM >ld It* first hearing at f ; » p, m. today te Ike county commis­ sion chambers of to* on the proposed saw sive toning rg plan. pv Hearings will be bald later tote month for toe other dtetriafo fo the rounty. The courlhouM will step bs tha Kent of a District t Voters League mmiteg acbeduted tor 7:45 p. m. today. That meeting •ill be to the oourtreom to tos courteous*. ‘Booze, Bribes* Board Approval Solicitor Low WASHINGTON (UPI) - Meuse payola teveetigator* displayed keen interest today te what transpired at • dtec jnchnye' anoresUas to As nrdisan toe best description he .waa beard waa " boot*, breads and] teg last sight � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S - W i m - V * . «. l« e > Q K 'j rjU By V M P m lotaraiMuri The world champion Loa Ange1m Dodgtn la w Sandy Boufax a ti.oao ralia today—for Ma pitchInf, not his hitting. Urals laugh wbexevor Koitfax bras in lbs ffmt round of the tourney, eo By JERRY COVWGTMC may w il meet saoh other in the first game steps into Uto batter's box and his Conches of the Claee A Group ite iw n .111 average last season indicates et the second m ate at 4 p.m. __mt nut Wedneedey of test week and sot tart tbs smiles disappear Hie winners ad the four games la the why, their (aces whan the Mup the actios that wiH begin March *. second round will meet the night of March tram yrar-old southpaw moves onto the The location eras disappointing te a* A with the first game getting underway pitching ■ Bund. at T P-99. W thlngi go m they have been terms around this arts. Ft. Flsms was Koalas averaged better than M shaping up, it should b*.Sanford facing strlkeotrts per game last Mason, chosen ss ths aits and tha 125-mlla driv# Cocoa la this one. The winners of those fanning 111 batters in US Inatags, w01 hasp a tot af toete Aupportsro at homo, two game* will meat March 8 at 8 p.m. lor and h r that the Dodgers boosted but they do hav* race Hoot fadHttes far a tha ehsmptoaahlp and a trip te the state his salary tram to oathnatod IM,irnamsat af this alas. i OOt to tlT.OOO this yoar. toanuunenta. Sines Sanford want tote ths The Cardinals announced the Although ft is a tong way te travel, signings Ji a 10-1 record they wart oseded third. with at (our players, chief of this will be ths finest tournament in the whom was Beaded la ths ont and taro apots wart SenBoyer. Tha » • state, with 11 of the beat cluba to watch. year-old thirdKan braosw and Cocoa. Coach Layer drew a bye baseman, who bat­ With Cocoa, Vero Beach, Seabreeze end ted .300 last season, was given for the first round and hia Seminole* will Sanford in there.battling it out there la a "substantial increase' and is the winner of the Stuart-DeUnd. no doubt that there wHl be a tot of points believed to bo making 839,000 m w , Inflelders Dick Crap and made underway The first game wilt * e * Joe Wooten end outfielder Duke Match X with fittuville 'nttu vllle and New Smyrna Carmel wan the other SL Louis Speaking of tournaments, I mad* a giedtlng et 4:80 p. m. and the winner of signers. statement a eoupls of weeks ego that I : thifl game w il face Vero Beech in the *eeOutfielder ta n a s Mafias and would likt to correct. I M id that tho win* first baseman B. C. Stevens ner of tho OBC tourney la entitled te a agreed to terms with the Pirates, " ^ P tP teree end Florida Military School trip to the state tournament! in Gainea- while the Braves announced the w il Tnaet at 9 p. m. in the first round and ---------- - **-»- g a m e -------------- 1 villa, but the only route te through the signing oI outfielder Lee Maye, district meets. So we will juat have to take who batted .300 in II gamM for id rour Cocoa in the second round. them last year. thet route I suppose. Kigalmmee and Seabreeze both drew Shortstop Joe DeMaeslri, ob­ tained in a multi-player deal with tha Athletics during tha winter, became the toth member of the VankMS to okay terms, and Kan­ sas City announced the signing of rookie shortstop Kan Hamlin. The Reds pulled the signing eoup of the dny, however, satisfy­ Tuesday night's bowling sow ing two brothers at Urn same sn upset in Urn Sendspur Bowling time. Catcher Duteh Dotterer and linked Frees Inton otlenol League,, as Pood mart pushed Irv­ his brother, Tom, a third baaeThe voting for bssebsU's Mall of man, both okayed Cincinnati coning Pryor's Stats Farm Insurance fam e drew a big blank again today team out of the top spot, after —mtinlng no eoo was elected tor too second straight tlme-nnd Cora- this Urns, but no om oven coma thet team had held k the most ariariootr Ford Frick says k may dose despite tha feet o record of the season. ho high lime to ahango too system This puts Foodmsrt on top with number of Mi membero of too gt balloting. Frealdeat Jon Cronin of thq Baseball Writer's Asia, of Ameri­ M wins, fotowed by Pryor’s with aTto win*, Robson Sporting Goods Aewricao Lsaguo agroad with ca took part in the balloting. FHcfc that "some now procoduro IS, Urn Pig IT Whistle lltt, Wilshield bo adapted." although No­ outfielder, polled the boat among son-Maisr Furniture It, end Ron- Army M Albright • tional Lsagos fresident Warren the U9 (dsyora receiving votes. Ho Providence M Brawn S4 M to said ths latest fa Hurt to got 149 votes, still for short of too miltat end Anderson Drug with Fairfield W Fair.-Dickinson to M wins. necessary m minimum needed tor Wllaon-Msisr dsssrvM a ban­ Fordham M Wagner M election. Sam Rico, ooo-Umo Wash­ quet from ths grocers, lor they Havertord M National AggtM M ington and Cleveland outfielder, wore the ones responsible fbr Bridgeport 109 Adelphla S7 w u nwnonv toth its votes, tot- knocking Pryor's oat of coatee- Pktsburgh M Carnegie Tech M lowed by former Philadelphia and lion, the furniture turn took Brockport Trims Tl Itshscs 71 Cincinnati pitcher Eppe Rlaoy two wins from the underwriters. Wilkes 97 Scranton 79 toth 111 votes. Margie Woods toiled high tor the Lycoming M Draw 91 Unless the rules ora changed, too league and bar team to load WU- Gettysburg W Lehigh <1 balloting marked Roush's teat •ea-Maitr a little eloeer towards Oswego St. 91 Rochester Tech 79 •banco al too Boll of Fame in n the first division. UUIas Ogden, Sou. Conn. St. M Ceot Coon. Bt T9 vote by tha writers although be making the 3-7 spilt, was tops for Boston U. T> Nortbosstern M ■till may bo enshrined by s speolsl tbs Slats Farm team, with Rrms Drcirl Tech M Swsrthmore M old-timers committee. Only Ihaoo Andaman and Naomi Jackson, Rutgers « Lafayette M players active for at toast 10 sea­ both making ths f-M. sons between 1130 and 1994 wore Foodmsrt had easy sailing wkh Navy 94 Tempi# 79 eligible in too totest voting. Roush Pryor’s ont of too way, go they North Carolina 19 Maryland M M Guilford M to participate. A new champion completed Ms ' ITssssm NsttoMl took all throe games m m the Catawba Point 79 Eton 99 M anured toil year as tha 19M League career In INI and too Inst druggiri* toth m *s . Grace Mollo High ML Bt. Mary’a 79 Catholie V. 90 champion, Bob ihavo Jr.,,a atu- active ptoyor date in the nest oteo* William * Mary M Tha Citadel 99 tian will bo 1993. date and farmer member of tb* American V. M Loyola (Md.) 99 Under ton present system, In Florida Btalo University Golf Virginia Bt. 09 BiuofieM St. 91 which votes o n lis t every two team has turned professional. Coo'town (DC) M Muhlenberg 79 ' Frank Baird, ootatanding ama­ years, n player must bo Mined on Woke Forest •§ Duke 99 teur golfer from too Mate of Ken­ 71 per ceot of too ballots. Soane ig Goods and Tha Morehouse M S. Carolina St. M tucky will ha e« hand along with feel too system to too stringoat, other Mol M beeps ont too unde­ called k a draw, Mites M Lana M Claude , Wild, farmer Maryland too five and alx Loutovlito 99 Ky. Wesleyan 73 Mate Amateur Champion and Dea­ serving. Loyola La. M Loyola 111. 94 fer Daniel*, Senior Cbamptow Prom “I was disappointed that no one Souihtrti La, M Xavier La. 71 was elected," Frick declared. “I Winter Haves, Florida. Maryland St. 70 Virginia Unkm 79 don't want In artUslao too writer* Miami Fia. 74 Tampa 7S but we may hav* to ra-aurvay too Voting For Baseball's H a | J ? Of Fame Draws Big Blank Again I'M STILL BURIED! Monday of this weak I announced my blunder pf overbuying. M cM il­ lan’s Casselberry store was tremendously overstocked, and orders were to move out merchandise . . . . a LOT of merchandise . . . and we hove done just that! . . . We have just concluded the four most successful days m the history of this store . . . BUT — I STILL H A VEN 'T REDUCED STOCKS TO THE DESIRED LEVEL As a result — This Gigantic Sale Continues To Roar-On at M c M I L L A N ' S 10 Pc. LIVING ROOM GROUPING lb* latest voting result* wove announced hi Borina by Soesoterp Hy Hunrils of to* writara’ aiaoeL aUto. After B i t t y , Burleigh Grimes finished fourth wkh N vote* and Jim Bottomtoy fifth wkh at votes, Rounding out to* tap war* Charity Ruffing, with M; Urban Faber, with 91, end Hack Wilson, Kite Curler and Luke Ap­ pling, with Tt votes apiece. P im Gets Post EVANSTON, III. (UP!) — Tom Pagna, coach of North High School hi Akron, Ohio, baa b*M named freshman football eonck at Northwestern University. Fugue, who plnyod at Miami Utevorsky, also completed with tho OtoreUmd Brown and Braes Boy Factors in pro ranks. • FSL Club Names Naw Manager Managerial veto* for tho Florid* Slab' League's eight dubs were Bk but o ■ _ gamed to* PfcUi Wilbur Johnses to pilot of their Tampa tans stub. Johnson, In too Philip form chain tor to* pari eight years, w u ths Eastern Loague'a all-star team shortatop lari yaar for WSllamaport in tho Now Yorh-Peon■ylvanto league. 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Sofa Suite 8 Tabic* 2 lamps 2 Pillow* Throw Rag WAGON dosed Wednesday night, an arilmated 3380,000 w u to ths till. 17m old gate record tar-a California fight w u NM,121 drawn by tt* Carman BuUte-Art Aragon fight. B ourn probably wm too ma­ jor attraction to too Monicas Iona. Majors hoeama ton idal of tea Stenstrom Realty DINETTES No Sag Construction Cage Scores 2 Tie For First fti Biddy League 10 Pc. 17-01, N orth — I# Throw ( RUGS To C #**«lb«rr, Pay �NORFOLK, V*. (UPI) - Hop* wai abandoned today lor fiv* sailor* thrown into tb* icy wa­ ters of the Atlantic when a World War ■ destroyer making Ms final run made an enexplained M-degree rail. The accident severed the arm ^ i one sailor aboard the USS Daly, V ita lly injuring him. Ten crewmen were thrown overhoard about ISO miles east of the Virginia Capra. The Daly pulled three sailor* to safety shortly aft­ er the aceident Thursday and the merchant ship Alabama picked up two more, one of them seriously injured with a cut seven to eight inches long and two inches deep. The Daly, four other destroy­ e r * and Coast Guard tnd Navy A irc ra ft from Elizabeth City, N. C., and Oceana, Va., searched Urn night, eaiting searchlight beams over the dark waters which inter­ mittently glared /ith flares drop­ ped by the airplanes. The search •continued today aad a spokesman aald M would go on until after dark. But he admitted there was little hope. "H they haven't found them by now I don't think they will,” *the Spokesm an said. Tb* Alabama rendezvoused to­ day with the Coast Guard cutter Marion which rushed the two sailors Into Little Creek, Va., near hero. They were taken to the Portsmouth naval hospital. Tha Navy identified the missing men as Nicholas A. Calaluea of Beacon, N. Y.; Robert A. Carlson of West Haven, Conn., Charles E. Ellis of Madison, Ind.: Paul J . Jglarvey of Lodi, N. J. and Jcrral J. Nefaers of Crystal Lake, ML News Briefs LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) — Report* reaching here said that a Bolivian commercial airliner crashed at Cochabamba early today, killing an eatimated 60 passen­ ger* and srew m em ber*. Confirmation of the death tod would make the crash the worst air disaster in the history of Bolivian com­ mercial aviation. . Cochabamba is approximately 160 miles southeast of La Pax, tha Bolivian capital. It is the second largest city 80,000 pop. .fat Bolivia. There was no immediate information as to the type of airliner involved, k was identified, however, as a Bolivian National AtrHn* craft. BY JACK PHILLIP* Long wood's $70,000 bond issue is sold. The town council last night peta­ rd a revolution to sell the street and water Improvement bonds to Arthur S. Dewing of Cambridge, Maas. Sanford's Florida State Bank will be the depository for the $70,000 and will handle the bond account. The bonds bear five per cent Interest per year. Councilman R. C. Carlson asked the council It k would bo all right to use part of the $70,000 tn gain tome in tercet instead at having it II* in the bank. Hi* town won't use all the mooey at once lor the improvements. Carlson suggested that tha money bo used to gain some interest to defray the fivg per cent interest coat Longwood must pay on the bonds. No action jwe* taken on this suggestion. Later In the meeting Councilman E. E. Williamson made a motion NIGHTS DELUGE FLOODED intersection of tha Country Club Road and tha Old Orlando Hw.v. (Herald Photo) Red Visitors • MIAMI (UPD—A ot R um tea tenders tering playground of day to Inspect the a a m a w la d a a u i n lp w in NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m. e.s.t. American TAT .......... Bethlehem Steel ....... Chrysler ................. Ford Motor ............. General K irdrlc ....... Gcnrral Motors ......... lot. T A T ................. Lorillard . . . . . . .......... Penney ......................... Sears Roebuck .......... Studebaker ................... U. S. Steel .......... . Waatlnghousa FJ........... that Building inspector William F. Lilke be asked to resign. William­ son charged there had been several complaints about Lilke's work. Lilke denird this and the motion was defeated as K ended la a $-S vote. Earlier tha council decided that Town Clark Onni* Rockett should Issue building permits instead ef Lilke. Two contractors requested this so they would have a central place to come for permits. The council also decided to have Longwood building permit ratal con­ form to eownly ralee. H ike's Job will bo to inspect the building* after thay are built. Builders should e*M the clerk'* office whea they are ready to have a building inspected. Lormann said that Florida Powor Corp. waa ready to offer the town a m w franchise even though the old one hadn't rzplred. Lormann said he told Attorney Webber Haines to go ahead with the new franchise to get tome more reve­ nue for Longwood. The mayor has been seeking a tas return franchise agrrrmenl with Florida Power. Lyman School aaked for rrpair* oo the Longwood baseball diamond, including a 40-foot wire fence along the first base line. The counril referred the matter to the building and grounds committee with autho­ rity to put up the fence. The council deferred appoint­ ment of a Longwood soning com­ mittee since Council Chairman J. R. Reiter waa absent. The group scheduled appointment of the com­ mittee for an adjourned meeting Monday. REPRESENTING THE Longwood Town Council, Mayor A. R. Lormann, center, today present a 870,000 check to Florida Stata Bank official Mr*. Patty Gatchei while Town Councilman R. C. Carlson looka on. (Herald Photo* Chimp Has To Go Back, Collins Says touring band left this glit­ capitalism tafamed citrus U llU U VOL. XLIX _________ WEATHER: Occasional showers today and tonight. High today, T0-74. Low tonight. 60-flli, Unitsd Prase Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1960 SANFOf V to fiflA TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Old Reliable CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) —The United Slate* added Dr. Warnbar von Braun'o “old rollHeavy rains covered Seminole County and Sanford laat Ohio” Jupiter rocket to ite arsenal night and thia morning earning damage to low-lying street* of fombot-roady missiles today* in the city. four months ahead of schedule. City Public Worka Director S. M. RiChartl said Summer­ lin Ave, haa been barricaded and several others are under • WASHINGTON (UPI) - A torri- "close observation” to prevent water from rising to home !(< lavol* la the 4' tyiag 'w ive oTeirUat* of hustonas- . " if-Vf/jAP’* ' r — ““ Wave Of Arrests men, professional people and mem­ l l j t f l m s J l m U a w i i v e bers of influential families la alUl U c U d U llc N a m e s going on In the Dominican Re­ v v V u U l l v M W I I I W public, according to reliable re ­ _ t t ports reaching here today. llAtAncA MinicvAr 1 /w lC IIM e n i l l l j I C I Education Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) — School aid supporters agreed today they would have to para down the $1,4hU.000.ooo Senate-approved aid-toeducation bill to maka it accept­ able to the House. The Democratic bill waa pasted 41-34 by the Sen­ ate Thursday night. Collins Hits Plan TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Cov. LcRoy Collins said Thursday “ all a Negro citizen needs to vole In Florida la to step up and register.” Collins told a news conference le no need for additional state or federal legislation to as­ sure the voting rights of Negroes in Florida. Plane Skids ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A Boeing 70T Jet airliner with m persona aboard skidded off a rain-washed runway at Lambert-St. Louis Air­ port Tbursay but all escaped in­ j u r y . The Tran* World Airlines m U m . on a flight from Miami to L m Angeles, had received proper clearance and the landing appear­ ed normal until tha mishap oc­ curred, a TWA apokesman aald. RIChard alio said that all city work crews were p rn ted into emergency service to keep catrb basin* open on low level streets ln lh# cl,i 10 pr#veni •») «»>reai to sewer and drainage disposal units. PARIS (UPI) — President As of 11 a. m. over three and a Charles DeGaulIe today named a half inches of rain fell in the area tough paratrooper' to the all-im- **I,ce • P- m> yesterday, port ant post of minister of defease Official record* disclosed that meat. He fired two key men and brought In three la the beginoing of o purge. Sacked were Jacques Soustclle. former Algerian strongman whose tica With DeGaulIe go back 20 years to tha Free French Days of World War U, and Bernard Cornut • Gentille, post and telegraph minister. In were Pierres Mcssmer,, a tough, 43-year-old paralroop offleer who supports DeGaulIe'* plana for Algeria; Jaan Foyer and Loula Terrenoire. Within the new cabinet, Jobs were scrambled and two mea were appointed ministers delegate attached directly to Premier Michel Debre'a office. This was an obvious move to holster the top echelon to work more effectively with the semidictatorial powers gives DeGaulIe earlier this week. Lansing Critical . Cooslructtoe *( Ureuslai steet by JR). M rirtA Jt told the Jayceea Thursday. Scientists Study Discoverer Data monl)u pchog, County Engineer Bob Davis said VANDENBEKG AFB. Calif. bis crews are out today surveying (UPI) — Scientists today studied rain damage over, lb* county and tracking data of tha unsuccess­ that the heavy downfall has halt- ful Discoverer IX shot in.an atad work on tha Lake Mary Road tempt to learn why the satellite paving project. failed to achieve a polar orbit Just how much damage was around the earth. done doe to tha rain. Davis said, Discovered IX burned up in (he could not he determined until be earth's atmosphere moments aft­ gets the report from hla work er launching Thursday and fell crews. harmlessly into the Pacific. With “it was one beck of a rain and it went an ejectable capsule damage might be high.” Davia crammed with instruments which added. ■dentists had hoped to recover. On the good side, County Agent Each of the thousands of parts Cecil Tucker said the rain has making up the seven-story, twohelped the agricultural situation, stage rocket were subjected to a “ Wa really needed it,” he aald. minute examination for a twoThe whole South wai lashedbymonth period prior to Thursday'* high winds reaching 70 mile* an shot. The rocket had been pro­ hour in gusls Thursday and the nounced basically sound. weatherman predicted more rain was In atore for most ot the area today. Orlando Pilot Lands Aircraft OivTurnpike WEST PALM BEACH (U PI)— An Orlando pilot, with the aid of an alart truck drlvar, landed hi* llfrht plane orj the busy South Florida Turnpike Thursday night. Neither the pilot. Matrel (Bud) Horn, i)8, nor hi* paxsenger, Thomas K. Fisher, also of Orlan­ do, was injured. Horn said he ran Into stormy wsathsr and his radio went dead shortly after taking off from the l,anUna airport. “ When I started getting In the soup, I found a highway and brought her down,” tha pilot said. II* said h* ram* in low over the murh-traveiad toll road, and followed a tractor-trailer, hoping the drlvar would realii* he wanted to land. The unidentified truck driver raught on quickly. II* parked hi* lung vehlrl* In the middle of the double lane to Mock traffic and make a clear landing strip for tht plane. W Enterprises, . 1' t construc­ merit said tion could start1la April or May and still mike tha opening schedul­ ed for December two. Building Circusland will ba aa eight and a half month Job, he said. The Lake M a ry C O f C To Ask The Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce derided last eight to. eak the county to improve and main­ tain Ihe public beach on Crystal Lake and to provide sunte method of traffic control during peak traf­ fic hours at the intersection of Crystal Lake Ave. and Country Club Hrf. A request also will be mad* of tbe county to provide fund* for materials to publicize that area through iu C of C. H. A. Gray waa appointed to draw up thia re­ quest to be presented to the County Commission. Gray also captained the delay in gelling a new fire truck (or Laka Mary. He said approval hM been given to a tox assessment la Guns Are Quiet On Israel Border By Uaitsd Pres* lateraalioasl Porter Lansing, critically in­ periencc in Ihe field or rraflwork. Israeli and Syrian fore** re­ The meeting to scheduled to start jured la an auto accident Tues­ mained at a standoff today along at 7:30 p. an. and will be held to day. remains in poor condition la the tense demilitarised son* bor­ Ora age Memorial Hospital today. der that ha* been tb* scene of the Clvte Center. sporadic fighting In both tha north and south for the past It days. There were an m w reports of gunfire earhangvs. Thursday aigbt tbs Israeli** re­ newed their demand to the United Nations Mixed Armistice Commis­ sion that Syria* military forcta be mad* to quit tb* damiliuriaad son* near Uw Arab villaga of WASHINGTON (UPI) - 14. Gca. duct ion or U. S. missiles will be Tawafik. where most of the bor­ Bernard A. Schriever, Air Force "tb* most significant factor to der incidents have token place. In Damascus, a spokesman for research chief, amid today that deterrence to aU-out war.” Tbe committee, taking up where Russia will pose Uw gravest threat Senate investigators left off, are the northern Syrian region of the United Arab Republic charged over fared by the United Stales trying to learn whether Air Force the Israeli* with intruding info once ballistic missile* are in foil officers ere satisfied with money the damitUitarlaed son* at Shesar production. alleted to them to President Elsen­ Yashuv with two armored cars _ Schriever made the oUtameal hower's budget. Schriever aod MaJ- and opening fire on Syrian posts. b e f o r e the House Space Commit­ Cen. D. N. Yetea, commander of tee as it opened hearing* la hapa* the missile teat range at Cape of learning when tbe United States Canaveral, Fla., were summoned Investm ent Up might catch up with Russia in aa tha first witnesses. NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock bath military and apace sockets. Schriever sppoasd suggestions buying bp Individuals tor long­ Oo# production is big enough U that a “super-agency” be estab­ term Investment rose by IT per herald tha “ military ballistic mis­ lished to run the U. 8. apace pro cent and reached $4 per cent of sile age,” Schriever arid, " k to gram. Ha said there has been total share volume this year white m hritof teat Uw Sovtot tenet "Stans aaoparettoa" between eivS- trading tonasaritons (alecks hrid . . .will bo the greatest to eur ton and military agencies which 30 days a r teas) dropped to $.$ history.” haa "proves it* feasibility, and per rent, according to a New V a * Stank Inekanga survey. It woa't be a piecemeal affair with Just part ot Circusland opening at tha aad of tha year. Marshall aald ha will break ground la a formal ceremony this monlb. Marshall said that Paul Criatiani of tha Precinct 1$ to pay for a truck, but that, due to the late collection of 1M0 taxes, the special lax will havs to begin out ef Itol collec­ tions. Col. J. O. Gregory, program rhairman, divided Ihe group pres­ ent at tbe meeting into seminar groups to discuss and recommend projects for community improve­ ments. Three of Use groups cam* up with Ihe sama proposals: traffic control and Increased Uw enforcement Lake Mary will ask the commis•ionera to provide some system of controlling traffic at tbe Crystal Ijk e Ave.-Country Club Rd. cor­ ner during heavy afternoon com­ muter* traffic when school buses also are traveling the roads. Other projects suggested for tb* chamber included street lighting, Improvement* aoch aa a library, home and yard beautification, aidewalk aad road surfacing and n public lake usa program. All ef those were proposed as a means af encouraging new fami­ lies to move Into Ihe area. Only Ihe two resolution* were adopted at last nlght'g meeting. prise*. The CristlaaW w il pa *a the rood In April pod com* .$• Seminole County when they flaiah their tour la October, he said. The circus part of Circuit*nd will be di rested by Uw Citation!* wha will have a streamlined sirens. Since them are to performer* la tb* CrtaUaal else, alone ealy p art will have to make their /***% eiraua lour. Admission to Oreustaad win ha to coots for children aad M canto far adUlte. Nana ef lha ridaa will corit more than to cants. Em. tertelemaat Enterprises now plaaa to run tb* project tha year round. If them am any lean months, toean will bo filled out with special *4* traction*, Marshall aald. Entertainment Enterprise# hi negotiating with M to# commercial organiritions to hava them laves* their advertising dollar* to Circus* land. This project would be flan fop advertising because Florida gets • greater cross section of tourist* than any atato Marshall saldT • Entertainment Enterprise* i t * baa three source* ef funds. As yet. tha aorporatton hasn’t solicited nap money or sold any stock. U doesn't expect m sab aa satire stock Issue and Us mambara wauld bn bettor off If nn stock was sold, Marshall said. Circusland wUl employ l.MO-MM people and 9u par cent af tbess will be from Stmtoote County. There will be an smptoysa train* Ing period of 30-44 daye..KatarUiament Kaierprtaea Isn't depending on Central Florida for Its customera however. Florida's tourist traf­ fic to enough to make tbe protest worthwhile, Marshall sold. Firt Prevention Show Play Slated Scheduled Monday A t Center Week Lake Mary wUl observe Schriever Says M issile •Force Poses Grave Threat RoUins College players wUl pre­ sent George Bernard Shaw'i “ Arras aad tbe Men” at Hw Sanford Civig Center Monday night, The I p. as. production to spon­ sored by the Scmlaolc-DeOary Entertainment Association. Ticknla ere $3 for out ef town gueata. leminole-DeBary residents may Join the asaociatloo for $3 If they went to see thia and future pro­ duction^. Ftoh Prevention Week Feb, 14-30. Instructors from tbe Ocele atato fire college will teach tha Labe Mary volunteers for five algbta starting Feb. II. Film*, tocturai, end actual firefighting methods are on Uw agenda. Each Uremia will gat a certificate whoa tha course la aver. A chicken barbecue wlU ba Iwld at the fire houaa Feb. MUt. Pro­ ceed! will ba used lor bawafll of lha fire department. Tickets are Scheduled Monday may be obtained front A rt depart­ ment members nr from Uw Ladies' Auxiliary, Man Found Dead A 47-year-old man was te dead bars today. Pollen ten d Perrest U n d In hto room at 18M W. Sixth MAYOR HIGGINBOTHAM proclaims Heart Month a* Mrs. Leonard Munaon, chairman of the Reminoln-DnBary Heart Fund, Ken Leffter, co-chair­ man of lha fund drive, aad Krone* Southward, president of tha Heart Coun­ cil, look on. Tha council haa begun Ho annual campaign for funda wMoh will end Feb. 28 with tha Heart Sunday door to door canvas*. (Herald Photo) Investigated Uw . / *1 1 L it i 0 It �I l \ . im_- ' - , w1, •, ; n * f ■*•- i : J %‘,■* 1 v. ‘ ‘V~ ' ' S u n d a iL . Church Of C hrist Rev. Cometix N tserene f LASS MAST T*K NASARENS Laha Man Momlag Worabtp.......11:00 a. ■- I. L. Drawdy ............... Putor Evening Worship . . . . . TiW p. m Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. a . Wad. Prijar Service .. 1:14 p. a . Martins Vorautp ... 11:00 a. a . Christian Sarviea Training 0:00 The Rav. David S. Oaraefix will c a u s e * o r c b b ib t p a. conclude hie pulpit m inlitry a t Evening Worahlp........ 7:00 p. m. C m Duncan .... . .. Mialrtar Wad. Prayar Servian 7:00 p. a. Tha Alilanco Church on Sunday. In Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. tha morning worahlp aorvieo ho Setting Worahlp , 0:00 p. a . Presbyterian will a pack an tha a a a a aubjact, Than. Bible Stud] uatng the lam* text aa h* did th# PISST PRSSBTTtSUN flrat tim t ha pranchod hara. CHUKC* Oak Ava. and Third SL Tha Church will hold lt« Annual Morning Worahlp .... 0:41 a. a . Miaalonary Convention beginning Sunday School ........... Pitt a. a . Monday tvening a t 7:41 with tar* Moraiif Worahlp . .. . 11:00 a, a . vlcaa aach night through tha week, Senior Pallowahfp . ... f:M p a . except Saturday. Speaknra far tha Evening Warahip .. V:M p. a *pedal ml** ternary meeting* will be Wad. Frayn Sarvlaa....T:IO p. a . tha Rev. George Klein nnd Mr*. Nartery Available W. C. Newborn. Both at th an c a u s e * o> c s i t r r . GtMTI Ralph Brawn Jr/-..... Evangelist Blbl# School .......... *. 10:00 a. cause* UP To Conduct Final Service Here aces are mlaalonariaa of long experi­ ence In foreign field*. They will ha allowing pietu r n of tho work In their reipoctive ere** of aorvieo. Mr. Klaln ha* labored In Africa In the region known u Gabon, Mr*. Newborn hat agent her year* of miaalonary work In South China and Hong Kong. A t th* clot# of tho Convention on Sunday, Pab, 14 th e ' annuaT pledge for mltalon* to aupport the wort: of tha Chrlatian and Mi*-eionnry Alliance during tho com­ ing yaer will bo received. Pa*tor Gerneflx will be In aharg a. of th**o aarvlcoa, finally completing hi* pa ato n ! m inlitry with tha liat m lulonary porvice Sunday even- MB •im_a A Junter ........... 4:M p. m. Wartatelater PaOowthlp Ionian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:10 p. m. Lutheran O ther Churches MNRCSEST ASSSMSLT GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED op « od ca u ses LUTHERAN CHURCH Car. ITIfe and Elm Hanford Shrine Clab M. M. loow ................... Pafter lit Si. and Loe Ava. Sunday School ........ . fits a. m. E m it flollck Jr. Pailor Mamins Worahlp a. m. C bM h S d w o i............ I iS l m. Evening Worahlp........ 7:00 p. m. Miming Warahip . ... M:M a. m. Wod. P r im Servian .. 7:40 p. m. Ivaniag RlhU Steady .. V p. B . LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER Harhart W. Gears*............f t Sunday School ....... Pits a. Adult lib it Claaa........ t i l t A Warahip Itr v ic e ....... Mill «. , Ministers Offered Youth Assistance THR CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THR CHURCH Tto CWtkh 4b aartto tom*aaart hr A. brtUw* af Aw**wr mi gmd dfcMMp h l i . aiiA m d i ’ todwhm t S m a Mltlitora of tho Sanford Area Ministerial Association mat Tbur*day morning at Tho Pint Mathodirt Church. Rav. Email Bollck, vice proaidant wna ahairman far tha meeting In lb# nbaanca of Rav. Don Gravtnmler, proaManL Tam Albert wai Introduced to tha AuociaUan at tha raprounutlvo of tha local organisation of tho Roy Scout* of America. Ha aamo to offer hla aaalitanaa to tha eburehaa in their youth program*. Albert requested th* cooperation of th* minuter* la arranging for a camp chaplain far tha summer Does th* goal you’m Banking aaara aa react*—aa anattnla able—ns this snow-frosted mountala lop? Does * asam, aomettmeo, aa tf youl never gat thamT Art you on Um verge at giving ap? Don’t I Though your objective may seam light-years beyond your reach, It it’s the right thing for you, God frill help you to attain tt, If you'll let Him. Tho teachings af Hla Church will help you And tha patience and endmrane# pan need to nacapt setbacks . , . and atilt k<«p trying. Don’t try In aUmb to tha top all by youraalf. It’s a lonely aaaaoL Let Li tha Church rch help yon, an k helped thorn who war* ham baler* yon'. . . and aa II M p thorn who eome after yon. * ■T. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Slavia (Naso Ovtoda) V w -A ' O ther Churches Holler Motor Solos Rita Theatre Vulcan Materials Co. Progressive Printing Co. Wllson-Miler Furniture Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Dawn Beauty Salon Celery City Printing Co. Church Of Sod « Pi MOT Staa Avmn J. H. Manor .............. Sunday School ..........t: Morning Worahlp .,..11: EvangaUrtle Barvioo ..7i Woman’a Missionary Vauag Poopla'a Friday Evening Service .. » p. * »•* S, The support of th e Church Series is sponsored by the following Business F in o s: pnaaataUon by tho Rav. Jamas Bam#tt af the characteristics of Ute Disciples of ChrUl. Aa the partor ad tha Mrrt Christian Cfcurah he pmsentod autocall* in­ formation of tha hlftory, doctrina, Pad Prayar Servian M . Prayar SarvUn . ‘ k . N egro Churches PROGRESS HtMSONART BAPTIST CHUBCH Midway R. I . WUliama ............... Paafto Sunday School ........ I:M a. m. Mamlng Worahlp ... UiM a. m. First, Third. Ponrih Sundays Evening Warahip . .... VtMp, a. . ■ i • * f Lovelace Amoco Station a Sanford Atlantic National Bonk r * V-- A *. * t '- - . ■ J\ ' •-A'MS, VMflJ _ _ -* . . . " *’ i . >* ■ Cf ' * t ■ , . # nlrtiy Bchaal A § if W H t i l l ! ■1* I TSBS+m* i I , # ‘ » . * �-------------,— -------------------------- « ■ * 8* •onTnjI Frl., Feb. 8, 1960—Page 8 V m tl Farewell Party For The Jennings Given By V AH-7 Woman on the BY JEANNE WARSKE HARRIETT (MRS. ERNEST) COWLEY—president of the Sanford Humane Society, Is full o! enthusiasm for the organization that already boasts 40 members £ in its one month of existence. It was over a year ago that Harriett and some others saw the great need for a Humane Society here .and the idea that formed then took root on January 3 of this year when -he met vlth eight people to organise A short time later, at the first public meeting, a large crowd was in attendance. She is hoping that many more will join this month. '9 Harriett said the society will Officers and wives of VAH-7 held a going away party for Lrdr. and Mrs. V. II. Jennings at the home of Li. (jg) A. J. tyrelU in Orlan­ do. Miss Ann Jam es served as hostess. During the party festivities Cdr. K. F. Rowell presented Lcdr. Jen­ nings a giR from the officers. Mrs. J. J. Wsde also received a silver bsby cup for their new member of the squadron. Among those prrsenl were Lcdr. and Mrs. J. P. Boland, W. O. and Mra. R. M. Donaldson, Lrdr. and Mrs. II. 11. Harrison, Lt. and Mrs. H. J. Hlls, Lcdr. and Mrs. G. O. Zimmerman, Lcdr. and Mr*. W. A. Riling, Lt. and Mrs. D. F. Kirk­ patrick. Cdr. D. R. Drily, Ens. L. J. Hall and guest. Miss Sally Crews and Ens. B. J. Gallagher and guest, Miss J-nrctta llirtchlelb. A FAREWELL TARTY at the Silver Lake home of Dorii (Mra John, IV) Burton was for Shirley (Mra. Jamea M.) Roaa who will move to Melbourne in about two weeka. The evening waa apent in converaation, playing • game or two and enjoying the delicious relrcahmrnta aerved. GKta alao were preaentcd to the honoree. Those invited to aay farewell were the Mmc.. Z . Weaalond, Julie Anderson, Rachael Rochford, Doris Skelton, Pegify Packard, Wanelle Lanier, Helen Tucker, Sylvia McNulty, Sonl Dorr, Mar­ garet Fennell, Miaa Sylvia Beas­ ley and her mother. students to be humane to ani­ mals. She added that one of the principal reasons for organising is to educate. The society will present various programs such as the one In the planning sUge now—It will be a "Mutt Show” where children will h av e’the op­ portunity to "show o f f their fav- MRS. STETSON FAYE (MRS. STUART) STETSON, chairman of the Jaycee Wives membership committee, tells me that a drive is on for new members and the only re ­ quirement is to be a wife of a Jaycee member. Those joining will be guests of honor at a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn next month. For more Information call Faye. HAVE YOU EVER HEARD of a Touring Florida card party such as the ooe in DeBary Tuesday night? It wjis sponsored by the Semlnote-DcBary Heart Council and Mrs. Tom Armao, DeBary chairman, reported that over $230 was raised for the Heart Fund —which makes it sound like a marvelous money-making idea. Games were played in the Com­ munity Center with many, many donated prises awarded. Lake Mary Club Meets Tuesday A t New Firehouse MRS. COWLEY exhibition booth at the County Fair. H arriett eeme to Sanford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smart, from Boston about seven years ago. She Married here, and Is now the mother of n six-mtaths old daughter, Elisabeth Anne. "There has nseer been a lime that 1 haven't had a pet" she said. And although tho Cowleys have only a cat, dog and an aqua­ rium of lish now, they, at oat time, had seven puppies, five kit­ tens and a cockateel .ia their menagerie. The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet Tuesday a t 10:30 a. m. at the firehouse for the February business and program session. Mrs,- Holland DeJoag of the Seminole Evening Club, will speak on tho care aod cleaning of furni­ ture. She will also demonstrate bow to prepare two types of solutions to clean and polish all kinds of wood. Anothar feature will be instruc­ tion on tho c a rt and cleaning of jew tlry, given by Jam es P. Avsry. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All interested women in the area are Invilrd to bring a dish and attend the entire meeting. THE "WINTER CARNIVAL", Seventh annual festival to bo held by All Souls Catholia Church, will • be a -gala event tomorrow bo­ ginning at 1 p. m. on the church grounds. There will be aomethlag1 f j r everyone from big lueious ctkes, faney handiwork and such to pony rides for tho children. And a ham dinner will be servtd a t 3 p. m. with Mra. Batty Callen in chargo. Mrs. Halts Constantino Is carnival chairman aod proceeds Staff and station rASRON wives will supply tho new auditorium will be the hostesses for the N. with kitchen equipment. A. S. All Wives Club "Crazy Hal” luncheon, scheduled for Feb. 11 at tho Mayfair Inn. Sanford. A cocktail hour will bo observed from 11 noon to 1:11 p. m., fol­ lowed by the luncheon. Tho prieo of tho event Is $2.M which Included tips, laaes and monthly duta. A valentine theme will be carried out In decorations. Sevoral door prises will be awardFRIDAY •d In addition ta tho prise for First meeting cf Junior High tho erailest hat. girls 4-H club wil lba a t 1:99 p. m. Reservations may bo mads la tho Homo Dcmoostrction C ra­ through tho ladividual club's repter at 29th St. and Sanford Avo. rosontativea aad m att ha In by AU airls of Junior H>|h School m n , Feb. S. ago are Invited te attend. Stork Shower LOCAL TALENT WILL BE SEEN with the Orlando Civic Bal­ MR. AND MRS. HAROLD R. HIKRS let Co. when it performs here Feb. 21. at the Civic Center. The young dancers were selected some time ago at a large audition and since have been studying with Joseph Levlnoff in Orlando. They alto are students of Deanna School of Dance and Deanna will appear with them—they a r r Lucille King, Daryl McLain, Jo Anne Huhn. Donita Winn. Sherlyn Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Hiers The refreshment tahlo In the and Carol Ellison, of Enterprise, celebrated their dining area was overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with a NAVAL OFFICER’S WIVES are 23th wedding anniversary Jan. low arrangement of floating pans­ busy fashioning chapeaux for the 31st. Their daughterk, Audrey and ies. Mrs. W. L. Tyler presided Valentine luncheon at the Mayfair Susan, held open house for them at the punch bowl, Mrs. John Inn next Thursday. But the crea­ at the home on Court St. from Tatum served the three-tiered tions won’t be the most stylish of 2 to 3 p. m. wedding cake and Mrs. Warren the season—In faet, the erailest About M friends called during Wise kept the guest book. one at the luneheon will win k the afternoon to with (hem many Mrs. Hiers was the former prise I more years of happiness together. Grace Ovialt, of Sanford. She and Mr. Hlere were married in IMS in a ceremony at the home of her parents with the Rev. Brown­ lee of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Out of town guests for the anniversary Included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harrison, daughter, Candy, and Mrs. W. E. Weber of Orlando; Mrs. Irene Jackson, Mra. Darwin Bcnnet and daughter, Lori, of Deland; Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Hardison, Longwood. Mrs. Allan Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell. Mr. and Mra, Ju l­ ian Wilson, all of Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Nelson of Tampa, Enterprise Couple Hold Open House Catholic Cltib Completes Plans For Festival NAS All Wives Crazy H at Luncheon T o Be A t Mayfair c a l £vsutt& ♦ MONDAY ■enfold Drove 199 R. F. O. Does trill meet at 9 p. m. a t the Elk's Club for a social Rex Supper for membera and their husbands, m Regular business meetings af bath m organisations will follow at S p. MISS, MARGARET JOYCE JOHNSON Engagement Plans Announced Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Arthur John­ son, of Fayetteville, North Caro­ lina, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Joyce, to D. W. Kettering Jr. Miss Johnson graduated from Fayetteville Senior High School with tho class of 1930. She wai a member of tho D. E. Club and a member of the basketball team. She la employed by tho Southern Bell Telephaaa Co. and hat made bor home in Sanford for the past severs! months. Mr. Kettering, (he son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey W. Kettering Sr. of Sanford, was born in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He attended Seminole High School and has been employed by the Tip Top Super Market for the past seven years. Members of the Catholie Wom­ en's Club of All Souls Chureh made final plans ro.- Ihe Winter Festival to be held Saturday, at their monthly meeting this week. The group met at the chureh and various booth chairmen re­ ported that plan* were proceed­ ing smoothly and about the only thing needed now is more w-men to work In '.‘jo booths Saturday. Mrs. Jo Von Herbulls Is In chargo of tho layette, which is mads each year by the members of the club, to be entered In eomprtllion si the deanery meet­ ing, schrduled for March. The rolora this yasr are blue and while. The club I* trylhg very hard «o win first place with their entry. The meeting was followed by games and entertainment with prises awarded to the winners of the games. Ttfiy sandwiches and coffee was served under the direction of Mrs. A. Durand. Honors Mrs. Lloyd Mn*. Marie Lloyd and Mrs. Jean Runl were joint hostesses si ■ stork shower honoring Mrs. Ellis Lloyd at tbs home of Mrs. (M a­ n e) Lloyd on Lake Mary Blvd. this week. Gifts were plared In an elabo­ rately decorsled baby crib with a stork standing in the center. Mrs. Stanley Coleman was in charge of games with prises be­ ing awarded to Mrs. Nelson Moore. Mrs. Ptullns Smith and Mrs. Patsy Mitchell. Guests attending were Mrs. Coleman. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Masine Spi­ vey, Mrs. Janie Serews, Mra. Lu­ cille Jones, Mrs. Ann Gracey, Mrs. Ann Huffman, Mrs. Ve*ta Ksy Harper, tho hostesses and honoree. LYNNE STETSON Lynne Has Party On Fifth Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Stetson entertained for their daughter Lynne, on her fifth birthday, at their home in Little Venice. Games and pony rides were en­ joyed by the young guests. A Velentine motlff was carried out la decorations and refreshments. The birthday cake was red and while with five red can­ dles on top and favors of bslloons and Valentine suckers were given to the guests. Guests attending were Billy Norris, Donny Corbett, Betty Mc­ Gowan. Denise and Robbia Carutbers, Tom and Jim Fltspatriek, Pam and Kim Erickson, Dione Fedderson, Donny and Ramin Wilber. Judy and Janet Man* field, Diane and David Stewart. Jackie and Chrissy Jurra and Stuart Stetson J r. Assisting Mrs. Stetson with the entertaining were Mrs. Larry Reid, Mrs. Jack Erickson, Mrs. Jack Wilber and Mrs. Lee Maas* field. A minor planet discovered by Dr. S. Arend of Belgium's Royal Observatory la 1954 was named "Brunonia” in honor of Brown University, Providence, R, L, an# of the first colleges in the U. B. to teaeh astronomy. First time ever/ Prove It to yourselfI PLYMOUTH = S ECONOMY DRIVE lets you prove gas economy! % At your dealer's now / YOU take the wheelt YOU do the driving/ YOU prove how the Solid Plymouth gives more miles per gallon I Go to your Plymouth dealer’s and toko the wheel of a regular Plymouth. You do the driving. . . the way you always drive. The Economy Meter mounted at the side shows the g ts you use. See with your own eyea exactly how many miles you got on only teacups of fuel in a Solid ’60 Plymouth I Here'*,tha gas saving you've been looking for. Get FULLHU9 RAVINGS IN A FULL-SIZE CAR. Church •*7 Calendar mm MONDAT Ftrat Baptist W. M. U. Execu­ tive meeting 10 a. m. Circles ia:$ l a., m. luncheon at noon. W. M. U. program 1 p. m.Dea­ cons meeting, T p. m. Elsie KalgM Circle ot home of Mrs. R. R. Feurifoy T:M p. m. Presbyterian circlet; No. 4 meets with Mra. f . T. Meriwether 9:41 a. m. No. 9, with Mrs. Charles Morrison, t : t f a. m., No. • with Mrs. George Mine, 9:41 a . m .. No. T meets la Pbiiatbca mom at 19 a. m., No. 1 with Mrs. F. T. Williams. 1:30 p. m. No. t . meets in Fellowship Hall at l:M p. m. No.' I with M n. Hobart Behrens, 1:90 p. m. THANK YOU........... fVa { t ' •£>7. * ‘•tfcgfri • i :: r •hrayi •J w g y id n r • I w i p p lia t y # Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fisher sad tha Hampton Family *# .¥«• our would Ilka to tkaak all (M r frlaada who donated blood, frio n d ly holp and for tha many baautiful flowara and for all tha acta of kindnaaa ahowa thorn during tho illaoso mad dooth of th tlr bolovad Mothor LllHaa Hampton. NATURAL GAS CO. SOLID if#! M H - f a r t Are. f l M m l 4 J i l lv. uir WMbB) ivki'.M i9*tr . 4- * -■ •\r ■ * • ----------- - V JC �:*> . . a > n w e z -.' WE THOUGHT ONLY ELEPHANTS NEVER FORGET | i ■ ' , ' that wo earn oat cranbcrriea, chicken* and orange* with Impu­ nity. But I aw not *o *uro that killing 1* »*f*. Flamming, you nay m a ll, put IT Upitlek- color* on the blacklist Uit yoar. Thli made the llpitlck makeri mo rod. i The order banking the tale or tho iipitick hat been tet aitde untU Feb. 1 to give the llpitlck makera time to rail* objection!. Pend­ ing tho outcome, the ladiei aro fro* to nae it at their own diitrot ion. Flemming laid It wai not a question of developing a cancerproof Upitlek, line* none of tho colon ahoored ilgni of earning eaneer. But bo mid they might be harmful in other way* if uie# la largo quantities. la view of an the imoklng In the room, 1 wondered why Flem­ dam of administration Softs** ming didn't , repeat tho warning about lung eaneer. Somebody aald polity! w n beeauao tobacco ii nei­ "1 bav* boos. long. enough la thla Tho lecretar. wo* before the tho military atrvleo that. . .1 ther a food, drug'Bor cosmetic. committee acchlng a atranger law coaac*. be particularly disturbed to protect ua against cancer-caua- beeauao everybody with a penehlol viewpoint all over the pine* comes along and say* tho hoeaos know nothing about It" WASHINGTON (UP!) - Seldom have 1 aeen io much tobacco conturned under a "no amoking" aign during n dlaeuaaion about cancer. People were firing up ciga­ rette*, dgara and pipe* all over tho Hma* Commerce Committee room. No one paid the allghteat heed to the "no imoklng" algn that hung on on* wall. Neither did the fact that Arthur S. Flamming, aomtnry of health, education and welfare, w u the witneaa. On* of Flemming'* agenclea, the Public Health Servlet, haa on occatioo called attention to itatlaUeal link* between amoking and lung cancer. On thla oceaalon, however, he waa talking about eaneer la rela­ tion to cranborriee, ehickena, or­ ange* and lipatlck. Worrying about thing* liko that may bo oao of tho raaaona people are amok- I p GORDON J. TOLL , Manager, Security Associates, Inc. . 1st the huatl* and buatln of Inat year's Floridian landfcoon* Qtactrrmlc fervor, and speculative air that dominated the.satire stats, ons company has emerged that is worthWfcflo dhtauaeiag. That is Womstco Enterprises. ’ W wrtao la i been ptibltoly-hold for lees than a year and ,:Wfthis that tin e Ita common stock offers a yield of approxitM iM F per cent at current prices of about $12418 a ’ gbert. The flm operates the largest motion picture chain l i d the moot aueceeaful TV aUtkm in the Miami-area. It’s ^ihe eecoad largest automatic vendor in Florida. -.v . la a tee rear period, total income of this firm has gone /from $44 million (a 1949 to a peak of $94 million in 1965. flea ox tho mala reasons for this surge In income in due to W e& «toW d e U TV station WTVJ of Miami. This was the rH esT w station in Florida and waa organised in 1949. The sta tin a sm s IS counties, is a CBS affiliate end, according .;ta tho Notion surveys, ranks as the most popular TV station 'la South Florida. Income from thin source wan only $134,000 te 1949 and just seven years later soared to over $4.8 million, .;dnpits competition which entered the picture la 1958 and Awards Presented To Cub Scouts Tbe most rapidly-growing unit of Womstco in its vend. Jaw operations, organised ia 1957. Womstco, with its large -IBoMor picture chain, b is plscsd than* mnchlnoa in ita thoat* o n . In addition to thin, and far more important, it haa about '•00 multlpta-fUvorod noft drink machines in public locntionn. -Id 1957 rovonuM from this oporntiou war* $187,000 and over $400,000 tho following ynar. Dividends art psid a ta rata of 70 cants par ynar on the Ctaaa A stock that la pubUcly-hold. A t a stake in tha growing Florida market, Womotco of. boom in ta re a tin g lo n g -term * poogibllitioa. * • # Look far oomo important and significant facta to appear 1« i Cireoslaad in tha next 50-to-90-d*y period. WASHINGTON—When tho Con­ gressman's wife was down la Tex­ as to chriatoa the missile ship USB Galveston la IMS, they asked her to givo a little apeecb. Mr*. Ctork Thompson w o* caught unprepared, but she man­ aged to say e tow eaiual words. M w u natural that ahe should bring to tho subject of parties, lusmuch a* she was fast becom­ ing one of the nation's leading hostess**. •ov told w o vm if ■ rrww: now, She the m ship's crew: "Now, aomatlmo whoa you gentleman get to port, I want to have you ovar tor a party." Mrs. Thompson probably didn't dream they'd ever take her up on It, In view of the fact the crew numbers 1,100 officers and man. WOO, they did. Tho skip's coming to tho Gal­ veston home port Fob. is. The copula graciously accepted the standing offer. Result is that tho Moody Cantor in Galveston will rock with tho greatest "private" party for U. I. sailor* la all history. Mrs. Thompson U handling tho details herself from horWashtogton mansion, a place known a* "Tha Tons* Embassy." She's even hand-addressing all tho In­ CASE D — 480: Karon B., aged I, to due to enter kindergarten next term, "Dr. Crone, Keren It vary thy," her mother began, "end I am afraid eh* "Will not bo content away from me. "So what con I do In advinc* from Mamma for half an heur or longer. Sam* of tho moat advanced school* also offer seat tom 's Incoming kindergarten ehOdroa a "preview party." During the tost day or a* of the Mmester, the kindergarten teacher invites the mothers of next term'* eloas to bring their youngsters to school. At this happy social event, too cream la served and the newcom­ ers era given a chance to see what a jolly, happy place tbe kin­ dergarten room nelly to. Thus, tho child toanu to place a ptoaaoat "halo" on It* being old enough to attend acbooL You parents, too, should al­ ways nmtod the youngster toot BIO children have tho privttoga of going to school. Koep tho amphasla on this idea that school means a child la BIO or ALMOST Prior to the opoatog day, too. Mamma should so* that bar ohUd goto won oeguolatod wtth others of tta ago ia the tamo city Concert Nett Church $325 Tho I t Paul Missionary I Chunk earned a not profit < from the benefit ceneert 1 A* B. Hick* Jr., knUenolly DAILY CROSSWORD Cub Scout Pack MS bald an award* moating recently at tba All Soul* Catholic Church anaei. Award* were presented t* the following scouts: James Leonard, wolf badge, gold and allvar arrow pin*; Milliard Eckhart. two ailvor arrow points; Eddlo Gold, wolf badge, gold and ailvor arrow points; Ronnl* and Billy Shaftor, two ailvor arrow points; Mike Lueaehor, gold and ailvor arrow points: Dal* Poddor, wolf badgo; Darwin Fod­ vitations, and they include bids der, wolf hedge and Ralph Leto OOO Tessa girls to keep the Grande, assistant dosaer. Cubraastar Gary Bulger pre­ boys company for the dance. This thing cot a* big that the sented tbe award*. secretary of the Nnvy la tending a high official, to Galveston for the affair. Mrr. Thompson baa had a special tong written and Is flying a professional feminine ■lager, Hank Ford, down from Washington, to do tho warbling. The party guest* already asm- lag ehemleali la foodi, drag* and cosmetics. The bill would give him more power to ban the ute of artificial coloring agent! that might be harmful. Flemming flrat gave a long dltcourae on the thing* that acience know* about tbe eauae of eaneer. Then be gar* a longer dlacourae on the thing* It doean't know. There aeema to be no doubt bow Quotable Quotes CAMDEN, N. J. — Policeman Den McGlenaley, who masqueradea a* a woman in a trip aet for maahara, handbag thieve* and aaaaullera, describing the way hit wife make* him up for the role: "Ihe bowl* all of the Ua* aho'a doing It, and 1 do too, whoa 1 look in the mirror. I'm glad thoy uka a * to headquarters in a police ear." GARDENA, CaUf. — Frankly* L. Robbia*, at*ting be told hi* children Illinois Gov. William Stratton aald their mother may not h*v* to go back to prison for violating parol* 18 year* ago: '•W* can't be tur* until we get the word officially.'* Stale Tourism Sets Mark in '59 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Mere tourists visited Florida In llto than la nay ether previous year, tha Development Commission said Wednesday. The commission said lLMS.MO people cam* Inst year. The pre­ vious high waa •,ooo,ooo to 1M7, Tho cemmllatoa sold ta per ten! cam* by ear, 14 per coat by plan* and I per cent each by train and bus. Meet — ltatU O - came la August And i,ao,TM earn* la July. ' WASHINGTON - Mr*. Marga­ ret G. Twyaan, duwetor of com­ munity rtlatioda tor tho Motion Pletur* Atsu., agreeing with a congresawoman'a suggestion that ao-ealled "family ptotaras" are not too successful: "I’m glad you said that — not HAYWARD, CollL - Billy L. Smith, II, after doctors hod failed to an effort to graft hit man­ gled right leg beak an below the knee and the leg had to b* •mDuUttd: “From a3 I hear about artifi­ cial legs they can auko now, a person who haa enough will-power can do just about anything ho wants with on*.LONDON— American dog trainar Bob Williams, *1 Malibo, Calif., describing Queen Elisabeth n, who slipped out olvBuckingham Palace to watch hit i r t ovoa though aba to exporting a baby thla month: "8b* toughed heartily through­ out tho act and than dasaled m* to conversation later." Regular Pries 89940 Our Special Pries $8540 Bkyritsr, small Regular Price $7440 Our Special Pries $4100 Alas the Light Weight Etoctra, l l r* Electric (M M SItSM S.. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS (tom* to and ace thla complete Iso. There o n non* bettor. Terms and Trade-Ins HAYNES Office Maehlas Cs* 814 Max**!!* Avo. FA 8-MS Sanford, Florida placo or parson that usually aoaroa children. The "known" holds toae fearful aapecta. For many neurotic ailments that ratal ovoa tato adulthood oao traced to tha emotional aback that klndargertca children reeolv* when they aren't tactfully prepared tor leaving Mamma. "Cuahton" tato major avast And tend far my "Teat tar Good Teacher*," eneUlag a atom- B Happiness Through HsaHk (Bf dr . r. lbo kfrw zn ) i ■• . \ How Chiropractic Gets You Well CfciropretUc goto you well bjr where a disturbance of the removing short circuits sad mrrhanlra of tho himaa ■ M lta h uPMta of with the leenttag end eerm ■ the wiring ayn- ttom, by baud, of dloplacoI } £ .» /■ °.f th* VA A FHA FINANCING AVAILABLE IN RAVENNA PARK — _ I *r 4 $17140 (ell prim pine taxes) I �,-r * ---"p; . *•>' Vfcr # « iftrl Fri. Fob. R. I960—Png* R V rrtli Seminoles Host Leesburg * The Sanford Semlnotei host the Leesburg Yellow Jackets tonight In the high school gym in in Orange Belt Conference game. Junior vacuity action will get un­ derway at 7 p. m. and the varaity teams wUl clash Immediate­ ly following. In the first meeting two teams, the Seminoles found little opposition and rolled past the Jackets by a M M score. At one point In the game the locals led by 31 points. la the A n t meeting of the two JV squads the locals battled it out all the way only to falter in the last minute and come up one point shy, SOM. Coach Bud Layer is looking for a tough ball game at the Jackets have good site and have shown a steady Improvement sine* the beginning of the season. The starting lineup for tonight's game wiH probably be the same with Terry Christensen and Jim fir scry at ths forwards. George Peridei and Ray Lundqulst at the guards, and big Cowboy Oravets at canter, fat last Tuesday's thriller against Winter Park, (tra­ vels was the only member that failed to hit la double figures. Tigress II Declared Official Winner Of Miami-Nassau Race SPINNAKERS BALLOON out an some or darn aaH from Miami Bench to Naaaau in on aa annual 184-mllo yacht race. KASSAV (U PD —Tigress >1, a S i - foot stoop ownsd bp Jnmee Rider of Chesapeake, Md., bucked strong head winds for U hours to win the 92nd annual Miami-toNassau yacht rare. Tigress II, racing fai OUta A, crossed the finish tin* at S:M a m. second in tha fleet to finish. Pacifica, owned bp Lockwood Pirie ef Miami, finished f i m but corrected^ teme gave the win t o Tigreea II First in Claes B was Babe, Arnold C. Gay’s 40-foot cutter from the Annapolis Yacht Club. He was followed by Robin, Fred K. Hood’s 4u foot sloop from the Eastern Yacht Club. Heat in Class C appeared so bn Ptohaba VI, a 22-foot sloop soiled by LeRoy W, Ross of Miami, Second in Class C ap­ peared to be Mogu, a >2-foot yawl owned bp Fred Uuggenheimer, St, Petersburg. Tha Tigress H sailed the 1*4 m ilts hi H hours, g minutes end 39 seconds. Winter Olympics Training Opens SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (UP!) ; _ Mor# th . n 100 Olympic ekiers whined down the alopee of Squaw Valley today aa heavy training got under way for the games that start Feb. 18. Member* of the French, Italian, United Slates, Korean and A r­ gentinian teams tried out Squaw Teak, aka of ths downhill; the ■its of the giant slalom; and Papops* Peak, aits of tha women's slalom. And at nearby Htavanly Valley, tha Austraian team got the kinka out of iu legs on tha hilla (her*. The heavy alorm forecast for Thursday night failed to material­ ise and tha snow depth ia the been a rattier. But before that valley today waa 4 inrhea, with 87 Inches at the top of Squaw he was tha only marvel extant Peak. The forecast for the week­ which tha Russians couldn't claim end was for fair weather. to havo invented. There is some quest ion as la' whether the 31-year-old Georgian, who started weight lifting with weighte home made out of poured concrete, actually will bo the PALM BEACH. H a. (UPI) heaviest man ever to climb Ann Casey Johnstone, the Iowa through the ropte. Hie weight at housewife who lost out in the fin­ the moment le a secret but ho als of the 1931 Palm Beagh Wom­ was 310 when he reached hia ma­ en's golf tournament, faced tourna­ jority and admits to having gone ment dark-horse Mrs. Barbara Fitas high as S7o pounds. ton in the 1100 semifinals today. The mokt overstuffed heavy­ Mrs. Johnstone, who lost 3 and weight of thara all was 340 pound 4 to Barbara Mclntira of Lake Clyde Blggcrstaff, who would hava Park, Fla., last year, beat Ihe dona belter as a weight lifter. same opponent 3 and 1 in tho third Second was 330-pound Ewart Tot- round Thu red ay. Then the edged gietcr who might better hava Joanne Goodwin, Haverhill, Mass., manipulated hit seven feet, two in tho afternoon quarter finals, 3 inches on a basketball court. and I. Among tha batter known boxing narnts, tha wall upholstered elan included such as Ray lmpelllUerre. 370; Prime earners. 367; Jess WUlard, 233: Abe Simoa, 3M, and George Godfrey, >43. "Belting out" the Prodigious LOS ANGELES (U P I)-T hs old Paul may take somewhat m on ring adage, stick with lha cham­ of a hitter than there is around pion until he’s beaten, look on in the preliminary ranks today. Ha haa a 30 inch chest, which is new meaning today to fight fans 10 Inches larger than Jack Demp­ wfw Thursday night saw titlehoirisey's. Ho has • 33'v inch neck, era Jose Becerra and Carlos Orwhich ia m inches larger than tia retain their crowns. Camera'!. He has a 47 Inch Appearing on a double cham­ waist, which Is 13 inches larg­ pionship program in the Coliseum er than Jess Willard's, and • M inch thigh, figuring out II inehoa larger than J o t Louis. LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (UPf) — Gov. Nr Ison A. Rockefeller waa named Thursday honorary chair­ man of lha North American Sports Week and will preside at tha to ­ PALM SPRINGS, Calif (U FIl— day fsatival beginning Feb. 30 at Wea Ellis Jr., ’a slim Texan, had this northern New York winter rea slim lead today aa tha Wald eork waa spread somewhat going into the third round of the $100,000- The Pentagon, with 8.000,000 added Desert Classic golf tour­ •quara feat of apace, contains 343 nament. gtnerala and admirals, or 10 per His 38-holt total In this m ara­ acre, according to the Army Navython 00-hols tournament mi four Air Farce Register. courses waa l i t —one stroke ohead of two other hungry proa, John McMnllin, Fair Ooka, Calif., and Billy Johnstown, Provo, Utah. V o rld Famous Weight Lifter Now Turning To Boxing NEW YORK <UP1>- Paul An­ derson, the ene-Ume bey derrick af weight Hftlng, headed toward • boilng career today and while be may Md be the heaviest heavyweight of them all he seems ^ etoch he he the etrangesfl. Legal Notice tn t v si r m r t i r r c o r n r o r s i v r u J t ' M c t s i c i n c r i T , in n u n r n n a s tw ie n i n r o i m t t . r t .n n io s . in n s a n c w n r n o . isn se (-IIAHLICS H. MORTON 0 * 4 CATM W INN V. MORTON, his wife. P taiailffa, va. O I . R. K UNX K t and FRANCES U A V r io n r e n n e t , Ms wtrti ate. e t * * D*f#nde*l*. nwricss o r ns it TO! 3. K. KENNHT and ynAW JK* St A RION KKNNKT, his w ife. If alive, eng If Seed, their unknown heirs at taw, legatees, aeelsaes. ■ renters, assign ees, llennre. spouses, rredilore, trustees, Sr other claim sn ts, hr, through, under nr against tha esia J. R. K enney and rran rsa Markin K enner; and the b en eficia­ ries a f a Trust af which The F irst -K a tlo a a l RanU at Orlando la tret* O is e , leUCIUH R. MA1.TIIIK and . ______ ___ , hln w U el MART 1 /H IIffi M Af.TBfE and . .......her husband; WILLIAM B. TANKKR ■ nd ....... ... TANNER, hie w ife ; and VIROINIA T. TANNER and ..................her husband; If alive, and If daad. their nnkown heirs at law. legalesa. devisees, grantee*, aealgnesa, lienors, annuo. Sa, creditor*, iru ateei, or other claim ants, by, throuah, neder nr against the said Lucius If. M all, Ma and _________ _ _ Malibl*. Ms w ife; Mary l<oul»* Maltbla and __________ her Husband; W illiam I d . Tanner and ................Tanner., hie Wife; and T lralnla F. Tanner end , . .... .. .her husband; and MAR. EARHT L MOORE, end Per husband. If any, If atlva. and M dead, ihalr unknown hairs nt law . len n ltes, davlsese, grants**, aealgaeae Honors, spouses, credL Sore truateee, or other elalm ania, by. ihronah, under nr a e s l n i t tha said M argaret L Moore and -------- her husband, If any; and alt nortie s having, or elalm lag to hava any rlaht. t ills or Intsraat la tha properly In M mlnnl* County, Ffor. a herein described, oe any part •roof;, , Tou and each o f von hereby Saha no lira that a su it has hsan filed In lho above Court, thn nam e* aT which suit e r procedsra la .to qu lsl, perfect and oonftrm she title lb the P la in tiffs to the herelnafier described property. Tha aama af to* Conrt In which tha su it or proceeding la pending la She Clr* nu ll Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Sem inole County, Florida. In Chancery N*. ISier. • dll Tha abbreviated title to th is suit e C H A R IJtl id. MORTON sad SATIIKRINK V. MORTON, bis wife, ^ F la tiln tlff* . « l J. R. RENNET and rRANCIM MARION RENNET, bta w ife, a ir , at n l , D afandaala T hs real - property Invntrsd la said proceeding Is In gem lnel* County, Florida, and la described i s the Complaint a s follow *; l-o ia I f and 11. In Block “m". Trart *1. e f a A M L A N D O n r a t MAS. som lnola Co unip. Florida, arroidlng tr tha plat thereof recorded tn Flat Book I. page II, o f the publle rec. nrde e f Bemlnete County, n o r Ida. Ton and eaoh o f yon are Mo nnlrad to file w ith tbe Clerk of the ebore Court your Answer In said proceedings, end In eerva n ropy thereof upon P lain tiffs' Atler n e ts, Ournay. M cpanald d Hand, ley. at Ihe addraea shown below, not later thaa th s l l l b day nf Match. • A. D. t i l t ; otherw ise, a Peers* Pra Coateaeo w ill ho aatired ta e ln e t pan sad each of you. This Notlre aboil ho posted, published, billdU and otherw ise pro. reseed In areerdenr* w ith the Lew* end Rule* nf thl* Court. Mk WITNEPN the head e f the Clerk iii'l the Heal of Iks sold Court, tble the Ird day e f Frbruarr, A. P. Ill* , at Hanford, Honilnnls Coun* I f, riorlda. Hat Id M. fla lt hel Clerk or ike Circuit Court e f Seminole I’ouul*. Flerlde Ht; M erlke T. Vthlen tiep uiy Clerk fgR A l.l (lurncy. McDonald A Handler t*« North Mata Street P- O. g e a IIS Orlande, Flertdn m S ltern eye for .P la ln llfft V f t M I t l l T t k I, I f , I f . 14. 1144. C • Olympic championship by lifting mom freight car wheels than Casay Jones had avor seen, will maka hia pro debut in a fourround or at Madison Square Gar­ den on Feb. II. His go with one Ray Belay of Jam aica, (W.I.), probably ^ draw m o n attention Uion the mala bout in which Ed­ die Madsen meets Sweet Billy Hunter. And, whito Anderson may not be able to lick aay of them indi­ vidually, R's an unconiestrd fact that he could Hft all three of them collectively. Since turning professional strong man ks 1*07, Ponderous Paul Hat Legal Notice ■V T E E C1ECLIT COS E T n r T E E h ih T ii J t m c i a t , c i n c r i T » r F I.H B IP 4, IK AMS FOE SEES. MH.B COl!NTT. FLO klD A . C U S S - r e a r gw wans. FIRST FKPERAI, EAVINtIM AND l-OAN AHHOt-IATION OE ORLANDO, A corporatise. P laintiff, Golf Tourney Semi-Finals Set fo v w g io n By JERRY COVINGTON The Seminoles open a home stand hero tonight ngainst Leesburg and will b« hero for two game* next week. On Tuesday they face Lake view of W inter Garden and on Friday, neighboring Lyman, Coach Bud Layer and hia aquad coma home with tho finest mid-aeason record in tha hiatory of the achool with 10 wins and two losses. The fan support haa been more than gratifying all season long and they have enjoyed every bit of the action. People who have never even eome to the home games have been following the team in and out of town and it has had a tre­ mendous effect on the team. * * * A brand new recreational facility haa recently opened here which ia making Sanford a bigger sport* center than ever. The Jet-Lanes Bowling Alley ia the nume and it la on* of the most beautiful I hava over seen. There are 20 alleya that operate completely automatic and it ia really some- Covers Sports thing to watch. T h a fnlka who operate this electronic m a rv a l are very friendly and I’m sure that you will enjoy paying them a visit and looking the place over. It ia lo­ cated just off Hw.v. 17-92 on Onnra Road and is open fro m I l i a , until th e last bowler leaves. • Cri-Tears Noted For Homestretch Power Favored In Featured Race Ose of the beat "closers" In the nation, Cri Tears, ia rated Uw heavy favorite in tonlgbt'a feature at Ssnford-Orlando Kennel Club. Tha little mi*s. who has a wide­ spread reputation (or her abili­ ty to eiplode with a surge of speed in the homestretch, is given 8-to-S morning line odds from the fifth post position In the Grade- Calhoun Favored In Bout Tonight NEW YORK (UPI) — Middleweight Rory Calhoun of While Plains, N. Y., is a 7-3 favorite to whip "Iriah Billy" Ryan of Low­ ell, M ail., tonight in their sched­ uled 18-round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Ryan, billed at a protege #f former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, ia expected to carry a four-to six pound weight ■dvaotage info ihe ring, but Cal­ houn la favored because of his graslcr experience. Rory also has previous experience against rough light heavy weights. Calhoun will be-gunning for his 43rd victory in 33 pro fights while Ryan will he out for his 34th triumph In 37 bouts, • * Crews are busily getting the baseball diamnnd ready over on Mellonville Ave. these days and before long the crack of the hat will be heard once again. The Giants farm eluba wiH begin filing into Sanford around the last of the month and there will he more action than we can keep up with. We havo seen many of the present Giant atara working out here with various minor league club* of the system and this year will be no exception. This ia one club that usually comes up with one big find in every season. Just in recent ycara we remember names like Felipe Alou, Bill White, Willie Kirkland, and Willie MeCovey. McMillan Inks '60 Contract Ry United Press International Shortstop Roy McMillan, who will be working with a new sec­ ond base partner this year for the first time in right sessom, has signed his I960 contract with the Cincinnati Bed*. McMillan and second baseman Johnny Temple formed the Reds’ doubla play combination aver lines 1933, but this yrar the bespectacled shortstop will team up with Billy Martin, obtained from Cleveland in a deal for Temple. The Los Angeles Dodgers signed utility men Norm Larker and Don Zimmer and now hava 10 playari under contrart. Larker was given a raise for hitting .300 last aaaion. Outfielder Jim Rivera became the lllh player with tha White Sox to agree to terms and righthsndrd pitcher Ken Johnson waa the 18th player to sign wMh Kan­ sas City. Washington signed five players at one clip — second baseman Billy Cansolo, outfielders Faye Thronebtrry, Lennfe Green and Lamar Jacobs, and pitcher Tom McAvoy, while Infielder Pete Run­ nels, pitcher Nets Chlttum and NEW YORK (UPI) - Archie rookie outfielder Leu Cintnn Sam Rumani Jr., 18-yrai-ohi son okayed terms with the Red Sox. of tha famed track star, will run Other slgnees were: in tha Baxter Mila of tha New Belli more: Catcher Joe Gins­ York A. C. track mart nl MadUon berg end rookies Fred Valentine Square G arden; Fab. 18. Sam and Boh Savrrine. Romani Sr,, a 4:07.3 miter, fin San Francisco: Rookies Bob Iihed third, aerond and fifth In Perry, John Weekly and Vern Baxter In 1038, *30 and '40. I Tiefenthalcr. A ninth encounter at Ihe local club. Cri Tears has finished in the money trio 10 times in a doien (rips to lha starting gate this season. The red fawn 38pounder recently nipped Hobby Son out of victory by n neck, alter she rounded the final turn in third place. O, B '• Melon Is another top hound in .th e hot ninth and this 59-pounder, also a female stepper, is rated a 4-ta-l shot from tha seven box. Ed't Red Penny gels ihe coveted first post position for tha head­ liner, and (hia reddish-tinted miss is considered a 8-to-t chance from the Inside spot. Also in the rare ire China HerJo,’U ltra’* Tie,,Dependable Rock, Saraband and Rebel's Joy. Maimes racing will start at I p. m. tomorrow. Son Like Father Ellis Holds Slim Lead In Play Governor Named bantamweight king Becerra knocked out former champion Al­ phonse Hallmi of France In 40 seconds of tha ninth round. And junior welterweight champion Ortii knocked out Rayumdo (Bat­ tling) Torrai of Mexico in 3:30 nf the 10th round. A crowd of >1,130 paid a record California gala nf (361,100 to wit­ ness tha two fights. Tha fans left Ihe 108,000 seat Coliseum satisfied they had seen four top-notch ring performer* giving their best. With about half the crowd from Mesico. the south of Ihe border delegation got in its whoops and chaera over Becerra's repeat knockout victory against Hallmi who lost hia title to tbe Guadala­ jara hauler last July. Becerra weighed 111 foe the bout and Hallmi came in al 117V*. And in sportsmanlike fashion the crowd aecapled Ortii' victory over lha Mexicans' other idol be­ cause the New Yorker cltarly was the belter man aN tha way, pil­ ing up ■ big margin an (uperior boxing and then ending K ‘cleanly and decisively. In many respects tbe BecerraHalimi fight was a repeat of their first meeting, Hallmi was ahead on all carda when Becerra un­ corked a pair of tremendous lefts, tha first to tha body and tha aceond to the Jaw that sent the Frenchman far* down to Ihe canvai for ihe full count. Halimi fought hard, perhaps harder and better than he did in their first Cadets Play Ten WEST POINT. N. Y. (UPI) — Army haa raised 1U football schedule to 10 ram t* for tha first time sine* 1U48 with ths addiUon of tha University of Buffalo to Us I960 card. The Army-Buffalo elash will take plar* at West Point on Rapt. It. Soviets a f tbe c s c s t r Bem laele C oastr. to 3 M ATINEES WEEKLY HEMET L0MB, To AM OeeAlSeee Basetoi Tou and eaeb o f you are Hereby neitritd end required In present aay claim s aed dem ands which you. er eith er e f you. m ay have a g a in st the esta te e t HENMT I, HUH. deceased, late of s e lf County, tn ihe County Jud as nf lam in ate County, Florida, at his office i s the court house e t eel# County e t dtnford, P lorlda, w ilhln e ig h t calender month* from ths tim e of the first pabllrkltna nf tble nolle*. SUcb claim er demand shall he In w rltln a. and sh all sta te the place of residence and poet office address e f the c la im e d , add shall ha aworw te by tha clalm aat. hi* agen t, er atierney. a n d k u y such claim or demand net ee filed sh all be void. a/ EMMA CMARUTT U ' U I AH aweeutrla o f the Lees W ill and T estam ent e f HKNRT LI MB, deceased. Publish: F sb. t, I t, IS, SI, t i l l . a your iw i W I K O M I W A G O N By Unlte4 Frw # Viltanova celebrated Us acre pi. ■nee Into the National InrttatioE Tournament with Ua 13th vietor? of the season although M wasn’t the kind of triumph the WUdeoto are likely to boast about "We'll have to do a M than that to get anywher* in tournament.’* commented Alex Severance after toe OS-SI win over Manhattan at Madi* son Square Garden Thursday night. "Maybe we had aor heads in tha clouds.” Earlier in lha day, VUlanova .had announced Its acceptance el the NIT bid along with the m b veriltiea of Detroit and Dayton. The seven • ranked Wildcats raised their record to 10-1 with Ihe victory but looked aloppf against a team that baa won only seven of 13 games. Jim Hot* gird, a 3.10 guard, scored 31 points while M George RaveUnf had 13 points and 14 rebounds (or the winneri. Bob Mealy tod Man­ hattan with 30 pointa. Bradley, the nation's .thirl* ranked team and virtually n cer­ tain tournament selection, neyed to Spokano to heat ga, M-89, for ha 10th victory against a lone loss to Cincinnati. Once again, Rradley'a balanced scoring paid off in the face ef n fine individual performance—* 30point thawing by Gontaga's Frank Burgess. Soph Chet Walker led Bradley wtth 30 pointa, Al 10 and Dan Smith tallied If. Fifteenth-ranked SL Louis, another strong tournament hope­ ful. defeated Wichita, IMT. Bah Nordmann, St. Louie* 6-foot, 10inch. 370-pound cantor, was tito individual ator with U points. St. John’s of New Yost, de­ fending National Invitation Tournamont champion, down ad ruse, 03-80, Colgate shared aster, 88-81, Houston eraMopes Houston Bute, Ot-U, and whipped Tutoa, ao-M. to game*. Gophers Oppose Rose Bowl Pact CHICAGO (U PI) — has joined three ether Bin 'ton institutions not to fever ad 0 * nawing tha Rose Bowl Minnesota's nnlvaratOy voted Thursday about (-1 commend th a t til j action with 1 against participating fas the pastseason game with tM Atistatto Assn, of Waatoan Vnlt (AAWU). Earlier Ohio Btoto and Wl sin faculty bod lea aapsuaead dto* approval of the game. Mlrhlnan Stats haa vwtad far th s bwwt Ufa noia waa aupsatad to meeting. He even had the cham­ day. pion down for a one fount in tha second round, although Becerra Stays W ith Irish thought ha slipped. WASHINGTON,» . C, ( Ortii had said before tha ftght that Torres waa not experienced Dick Stanfal, a fscuta enough to beat him. Ha proved ha guard, Informed tisa Wi was oh so right as h t cleverly Redskins Thursday that ha avoided tha ll-year-old Mexican's remain nt Notre r bull-Uka niabaa wtth all the clev­ ■Istant line aoach. erness of a matador working El Toro, And whan ha opened a cut aver Torrea* eya, Ortii peppered U constantly with stinging jab i so he sidestepped his opponent to ptleup ■ big point margin. O rtii mixed with Torres, but only whan he feM K waa to his advantage. "I want Jo* Brown naxt," tha 33-ycar-oJd New Yorkar said after the fight, referring to his effort to get Hie lightweight king into ths ring. "I know 1 can atop Brows, t deserve toe fight berouse I've beaten every good lightweight fas the world.** Titleholders Retain Crowns In Championship Bouts PAUL R. PALMRR and RL'BT PAtJdEK. hie w its. FIRHT NA­ TIONAL HANK AT WINTER PARK n corporal Inn; R. J. HKABOUT, and NELLIE CARTER, Defendants. n o t ic e n r b u st TO; Paul K. Palmar e / e Louie* Hlehop Route L B e t ll-C F lu a e r a id , Oeargla and Ruby Palmar CD Leuia* Hlehop Rout* s. Bon ai.rr F iU aereld , (leorala Tou at* hereby nollflrd that a su it to foreclose a m ortgage on the below described properly be* been commenced a gain st you In the cir cu it Court nf the Ninth Jud lclsl Circuit, Sem inole C euety, Florida. Tha abbreviated title to Ihe causa la PTrel Federal Havings and Loan Assort, lion of Urlaodo v. Paul K Palmer, at al. Tha dtacrlpllon of tha reel pro­ perly proceeded e g a ln tt Is: LM IS. Block A, e f l-lttl* W eklw e Ketatee, Number One, Hemlnol* County. F lor­ ida. according l e the plat th eieof, aa recorded In P lat Book f, pat* I t . Pnbhr Recards ef Aemtnele County, Plorlda. Tou are required so file your Answer er ether bleed in g with the Clerk e f the above Cenrt and serve • eopy thereof upon Oil** *I,. Hedrick l a add ition to th e (100,000 print A Robinson. I l l South Cenrt Blreet. Orlaade, F lerlde. ntlerneye m on ey, sp on sors a f thin to u rn a ­ far ike plaintiff, ea or before m ent, richest o f the year, hove February SS. 114“ If you fall to da ee a Pecraa Pro Confess# w ill put up >30,000 for a hole-in .on e. be e n isle d against you for the # e e e e e * • • • • a *## relief demanded la the Complaint. * WJVNKoa my bend and lb s seel a of said Court In Hanford. Seminole * County. Florida, th is la th day e f January, 114#. / IRKALI ' DAVID M. SATCHEL Clerk nf tha Clroult Court, Hemlnol*, County, Florida R n Martha T. V lh les D eputy Clerk David W Hedrick, e f Ik* firm ef (IfLEH, HEDRICK A RO RIBBON 111 South Court i t reel, Orlande, F lerlde Attorney for P la in tiff Celebrate N il Acceptance W ednesday, Friday f t Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY �11 ■ *■fafMt -.V { 333 \r}(-r/ SHpron fVv ^ ’>J ri* MW' (I ) T l TPR t l 14:11 ft) Sparta l l i l l ( 1) (I) (Si Row* M BS Programs For The Week News About The Store p. 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I) (I II) Hi m • iTiatkar (I)) (•; i l ’tfS Ml 11:11 (I) S krklnt ft) Trua Starr t i l Sonar Salaa — Kids litis ll) Haitian Oun (I) natactlraa DUrr <*l tt'a tho Uw titl ( 1> Mr IVHard 41) Saturday Nawr II) Xarlaan Xapara ■ ■m t n e n te r it court i r m I til (I) Nik Pletura TH I tU I C M t CtBCt'IT Ik tl) Daabla Faatars I N P M H D t Ik t i lt 10/ Pro Hookor nbitt Chlcaso va. Naw Tark <l) Wrtatllnc Itl* (I) Ban Franrlieo Bait Florence c. w m rg am lit* (II Daatk Vallar Day* H ELEN M. WtTTK RKUUSAT. MM HELEN M. W rtT K .-............. Plaintiff*. Legal Notice MATH AM D •■ oU iBBVko.,Ind.o m. reNM *•O 1T*PM Clk R A S C ia l, TOoenrf mu jj ' W jJ Bwa m . Legal Notice ll al, barandanti. Clreull, In and for Romlnola Conn* kOTtCM TO D E F B A D ___ tr, Florida, to nulat thalr tltla to t o t fa) K. Tl*. ALDER and MART tha ahova Saacrlhad praparlr altuV.tALBBE, alia kaaarn ai ataS. Irina and b*Jn* In Bamtnola t MART P. ALBEB. hi* otfai County, Florida, ar haratnaboTo FRAXK r . PILCIIRR and moro partkularlr *at nut. Tou ara J k.xnIH r. piixnucn. nu htrabr roqulrad lo flla your An* wlfrt IDA M. KINKR and ---- awtr with tha Clark nr tha Circuit f Kn. hlr huihnnd. If part Court, In and for Scmlnota County. .RLKS It. OflATt JAMKg Florida, and a*r»o a ropy tharanf MOM and MARTHA H. upon Wlndorwaadla, llalnat, Huai* •OX. kla Wlfat HERBERT ar A Ward, l i t Park Av*nu». South, o. eniPPBN and UIRIAN T. Wlnlar Park. Florida, Attornaya , CJUPPKX, alia known «• far tha Plalntlffa In tha abor* MIRIAM rjtXLET CRIPPEM. aetten. aa or hafora Ih* lln d day hla wlfat JOHN C. BROOKE, nr Fabruarr. 1111, ala* a Parra* alio hnown aa J. U- BROOK* Pro coafaaaa will ha aattrad and MARIA U BROOKH. hla asalnat you. ALIKE, wlfat MART A. FINER: IT. T. CflAWPORD and JUINA t n. CRAWFORD, hi■ wlfat nW . OTTER and ORACE K. OTTER, hi* wlfat tho an•if J . known la it Board e f D lfr eif .<; ■ a n #f tho OTTER*KKI.LET H R S . „ v . REALTY CORPORATIOM, a dlaaaltrad eoraaratlant C; A. T . MNDORMH and — LINDORMB. h it w lfa. If a n n WRAT A U T T U S r lE l.n and ALICE R LITTLEFIELD, hla Wlfat WAYLAXIl )J. REMJAMIN and IDA P. BKNJASIIK. hla w lfai MRk. m a r r . ALBIMi alao known an MAT F. AHUM, a id ALICE PAUL1MB ALBIM OVERMAN, alto known a t ALICE PAULINE ALMIMI F.LSIB MENRMDKZi J EMMIE DOOM, a lia known a* SARAH J. BOONE, and CAL­ VIN M. BOOM, a lia known a* CALVIN M. BOONE. h»r h a ibaadi PRANCUI FOSTER and — .F O ST E R . HI* w l f d l . l t -read aa BARAH a . h a w LOOMMen V bmrt ____ .. . wlfai AN IB andI WIL­ Wil KIE. harkuahandi ■ i ___ I aihandi LI CHARLES A. CLOtTES and CLOWES, hi* wlf*. If a n n JOHN H. LOOMIS, alia kaawn aa JOHN HOWARD ................ Loom is , aaS — loomib , &* hla wlfa, It anri FRED r m ; TON, alaslat LULU F. CONKCONKLIN, ktr U N and f tS S S SRSSi TER, h ll Wlfai ETHEI. PEN. IT IS ORDKRED that tbla ha puhllahad In tha SANFORD HER* ALD, a ntwapapar puhllahad la Bamtaola County, Florida, nnca aarh waak' far four conaaeulltro waaka. Tha natura of Ihla ault and tha rallaf mught lharaby la tha q u ilt­ ing af lha IIlia in and tha rtmnval of lha rlauda from tha aboya dalrrlbad land* awnad by tha Plain* tltfa la Samtaala County, Florida and far ganaral aqultabla rallaf In lha pramlaaa, WITNESS my hand and affldal aaal aa tha Clark of lha Circuit f'ourt of Mamtnola County, Florida, Ihla fftb day of January, 111*. (SEAL) DAVID M. 1JATCIIEL Clark of th* circuit Court Pamlnol* County, Florida Ryi Martha V. Vlhlan. PC. Wtndarwaadla, llalnat, Huntar A Word Atiotnay far Flatnllffa P. O. Rna 1ST m Park Avinaa Soutk Wlnlar Park, Florida Ik VMM CIRCUIT COURT BP TUB NlkTM J i D i n a f , r m e t 't r , tk AkD FOB BMMIkBLM M u m . FLBRIOA. Ik CMAkCBBY RB BI'IBT TITLE PAUL L. VISES, • Plalallff, SUSANNA HILDEBRAND, bar a n . known apouta, haira, davlaaaa, grantaaa, cradltora and alhar part* laa claim ing by, through, undar ar agalnal th* aald Suaanna Hilda* hraadi and CHESTER R. MeFAR* LAND, hla unknown apouaa, haira, daylaata, grant***, cradltora and nihar partial claim ing hr, through, undar nr a saln at tha aalS Chaatar IL McFarland, Dafaadanta NT) DONALD IL PBNMTf LIDA BENJAMIN I If. LEROI CARTED and UDA BEN■ JAMIK, Truatata uudtr tha kOTIVB o r SUIT Sa m Wiu and Tbium ant at IK TMI9 NAMB OP TUB LTATB W.' A. RAYNOR, dacaaaad, * o r PLORIDA. tlREETINOSi WILLIAM T, RATKOIt. JR.| TOl SUSANNA lltl.DBDRAM D, har nORERT HUDSON RAYMOIl: unknown itie u it. haira. Sa* and aaclt of tham It atlra, and >!•»#*, granlata, cradltora and ip af tham bo drad, hit, nthar partita claim ing by, a t thalr raapaoUv* unthrough, undar or agalnat the aaa hdlra at law, aald Suaanna Hildebrand] and ivlaaaA srantat*. CHESTER R. McFARLAND, _____a aradltart, iruataa* «r hi* unknawn apouaa. haira. *th»r claimant* hr, through, datlaaaa, grantaaa. cradltora undar *r a sa la it him, har or and olhar partita claim ing hr, thIBL through, undar or agalngt th* (h> Tha unknown apaun*. aa lt Clyaalor R. McFarland. kalrR darlaaaa, latata**, gran. TOU, AND EACH OF TOU, AR B ' * , cradltora ar olkar pan* REQUIRED to flla an anawtr with th# Clark «r Ih* circuit Court af th* Nlath Judicial Cirrult, la aad B mien and CORNKL1A F. far Samlaol* Uoualy, Florida, aad 1RUCE, alia know s a* C. F. ta aarr* a copy of ouch aaiw ar iRUCK, hi* wlfat JUDSON upon lha plalallff ar p la in tiffs ---- kIB and .------ LOOMM, attornaya, Marrtll A Rourlaad, Wlfa, If anri UERAMD whoaa addraaa la I l f N. Mala — alao known an Ml* Straat. Orlando. Florida, on tha JOMISi- RMILT U lt lh day at Fabruarr. l l l l . la a alao kaawp a* KM* null Iliad aaalptl you antlltid PIN Ant EM1LT PAUL U VINKS, P lalallff, *1. _ PINARt U. O. SUSANNA 111LOKCRAN'D, at al*., RICK and MAR FARR dafaadanlt, whtrala th* plaintiff hla wlfat IRA J. aaaka the dorr** of Ih* Court VIOLIST C. PUL* quioiin* u a till* la th* plaintiff hla wlfa, AVBL1NO aa agalnat you and aaeh of rau HNDEZl W. A. RAYNOR la Ilia followlng-daterlbad plac*. SDLU a RATNOR, k li parrot or tract of land, lying and " “ NICKEL) all‘ of Doing In Itmlnol* Unualr, Flor­ ; wlfat MBNRT — - a Plaintllfa kallava tn ha id#, mar* particularly dttcrlbtd aa followa, lo-w lti V U af C>4 of SWU or B\V>4 Saciioa SI. Tawnahlp 11 South, Rang* St Kaai W1TNKPS my hand and aftlalal aaal af th* aald Court a t Saafard, Samlaal* Uoualy, Florida, this ISIS day^of^ January, 111*. .. *-iSiSi sssasii “k « \ ................ . <•) Hindi land I 4:11 f l ) Indnktry On Farad* (Ip Racing fraaa Hlalaab 4:11 44) Chanipl*n*hlp .B aw lin g 4:14 ( I ) AU Star Calf ' l l ) H opalong C a a tlir l i l t , I D Tugboat A aal* S:«» 14) Channal SI* Nawaratm 4:1* I )) Mavla—W att ara I t ) Afrlcaa Patrol (:** 14) Panola th* Ma.-aa* •t>S III Bmall World l l ) Itaaeb Party f i i * (I ) c * n t,a t Florida Shaw aa a* I t),R a y Itastra I l l s (S) R oaaaia t l ) . D ick Clark f*> Parry Maaan 1:11 (I ) Th* Itlsh R aid 1:1# I f i - W a a u s Ota* ar Alla* i l l Man and ■th* C hallaat* f t ) O laaeinaoa S ill i l l Mr. L uear f l ) Tha Daputr sfcaw 1:11 i l l iia7a*ai*a ^!fiR T raral I t ) W arts WIS* SI 11:11 II) Ounamak* ( I ) JaP Ilta USA 14:1# f t ) It CaalS Sa T*S 14:1* 14) sa a tg u a Stada 11:41 III M arla !■> Marta <P» M arla SUNDAY P. M. 11:11 ( I ) CkrtatesPara ’ ID t v workahap ID Cartaana H i l l l l ) oral R ab in s i d CBS Span* spactaealar I*) Bandar W ith Salty 1:1* ID CRtamplaathlp B r ils * 4:»4 ID Brakaa Arrow 4:14 (D II U W rlttaa I D F ar# Tha N ailaa 4:11 111 Cham alanthlp n a if lion i t l M atty'* Funnlaa 1:44 111 Tima Praaaat ID Conqualt t i l l ID ID (ill id . (I) S i l t ID OH . F* a t ilt I Rats Tk* Early Shaw la w »r tha Pialsataas Cruaad* I s Karops Twaaiiaik Caatarr Legal Notice Ik COVkTT JVIMirS CBVRT, BBMtkSLB COtikTT. PLBRIDk ESTATE OF EDWIN THOMAS IIAMIU S it, DECEASED NATICK TO CBBBITBBS ) ALL FRBSOkS MATIkO CLAIMS OB DBMA S M ABAIkST ■All) MBTATRi Tuu ta d aaeh af you ar* htrahy anilfltd and raqalrad ta flla any claim* aad damaada which yoa, or althar at you, may hara agalnat ■aid aatata In Ih* offlr* a f D os, Wllaon Alaaandar Caunly Jadga af gamlnnl* Caunly, at k li affle# In th* Court Moua* Is Sanford, Florida, within lig h t calandar month* from th* tlm* af Ih* Rrat puhlleatlan of Ihla a at It a. Bark claim ar damasS m alt N la writ* Ing and contain tha plac# af rail* danc* aad p u t affle# Addraa* af ih* claimant and muat b* awara to hr tha claimant, hla agaat ar attoraty, ar th* aam* (ball b* raid. /a f Vartla Ma* Hamit Aa Ktaruirla af aald aitat* (lladatona L Nohloaa Attorney fdr Batata II* Narth u a ia Straat Orlando, Florida Flrat publication an /a s . II, III* Ik TMM CIRCUIT CBVRT OF TUB NINTH JL’BICIAL C I M I I f tk AND M S SRMtkBLM COVBTT, FLORIDA, IN CMANORRT NB. k ir r ir a o f s v r r HOWARD ALLEN HOPSON riA lslU f, ANNE C HOPSON, Jjajtsrr, il l* . i • ill T:4# T ill T:I4 (I ) ll) IS) (4) C on tlatau i Ctaaaraom Taday Waathar Cartaana Till (4) Nawa ft Waathar ROBERT Aliarnay . Joaaph IL Maruaha A ttoraty far FUlaUM S ifh FabUgh Jaa- (1) (I ) 1:11 l l ) (D ID 1:41 ft ) (I) Mimoaalra (#1 wa# o# Taa Traal •Ha l :<4 ID Sclancw Scop* MONDAY P. M. III III ll) tl) Truth ar Coaaaauaaaaa Lara ar Lira R aitlti* Qua It CaulS B* Taa !cV )ttrW .ft’SaV"” « i g s s n h & ff i n Toppar ID About Facta (D Aa U * WarlS Turaa {« man ram a *,M HI . .. ItlID Fart? I-nrtlta Toung Thtatar Thrta Staagaa Fooay* PU*a#»a* Rln Tin Tin Cartaana Highway Patrol ii t oIDBCaniral S T B p rrFla. Naw* 1:44 If) Waathar S:4» ft) Naw* 14) Waakly Nawa Rarlaw • ill ID Jahn Daly t i l l ID II Man ID Dlgaat ID Thla Maa Dawpas f ill (D Naara Till (I) Slat* Traapar ID Kala Smith Shaw ID Chayanpa •iM (D Manhunt ID D. s. Raardar Patr.l 1:11 ID Wall* Fargo (D Father Knnwa Baal ID Baurhon Straat •its ID Paiar Ouan (I) Daaap Thamaa • ill ill Tomhetan* Tarrltory ID Ann Sotharn III Adraatur* ta Faradla* 11:11 ID Star* Alia* III Htnatatar 11:11 (D Man With A Camara ID Jan* Ally*** lt:ll (I) Nawa fit Nawa aaS Waathar (I) Nawa M ill (D Marl* (I) Rap. Htrlong 11:11(1) 11tart nf ih* city H ill Cl) Jaek Pair TUESDAY A. M. •HI (1) Canttnantit Claairooat T ill (II Today — C tva Qarroway ID III (I) III 1:11 1:41 Till Till Till III# ■». !l! J3S!!„V'* 1:11 til Ph?!*!**H»rlow# fl) riovhouen II ill Arthur Murray fI:ll(f I M Squad 11:14 fl) Keep Talking ID Lnv* and Marring* lt: 4# id and (It (I) Nawa 11 :0. fl) waathar 11:1. (I) Movie (I) Movlt 11:11 ft) Jtek f u r 1:11 ID New* WEDNESDAY A. M. 4:14 il> Comddy Flarhaaa* <4) Brigbiar Day . ... JfJ Amarlta* BaadaUad t i t : b s ' j v b ., I l l AdVantnr* Tim* Sill ID Maria <•) ■ .. I ll l i t ! <D ID 1:44 ID III Poaav* Plerhoae* tl) Rln Tin Tl* ID Weelher-N»we-**ort» ID Highway Patrol (D Pooaia’a Choleo (it xawa It) caairat Fla. Nawa tl) WoaUar (D Nawa (D Ian* Hangar tl) John Daly (D Nat Far Mira ID Bah Lynn Shaw (D Nawa <11 Laramlt (D Man Int# Spaca fl) Rroneo II) Vlklnga (I) Dahl# Olllla (1) attrllmo 1:11 <D Qaick Draw Mcaraw Diaaat Nawa n;** l l ) Raadara • i l l f«l Nawa aad Intarrtaws • i l l (I ) Nawa A Waathar 14:44 I t l Dough Ra Ml ,( l ) lia s Row* Shaw 11:11 l l ) Kartaon Km art 14:11 <l) Flay Toar Huacb (I) Ob Tk# O* f t ) Marla llt lS <*» Prlea la Right II) 2 Lora Lucy ll t i a it> Caaeautratlna U t i l (I ) D ttaabar B ril* Quaaa Far A Day Far Eaitar ar War** Loratta Toung Thtatar Hone# Party d e le H arm . Toung Dr. Mala** HI From T*oa?Jtaata (4) yard let I• Taar* 1:11 liH am par R oar Starch far Tomorrow la v a That Bab It C**ld Ea Tan Guiding Light Wtrld At Larg* • About Fata* Tapptr Matlaa* Thaatra (D Baa Fraaelac# Baal (I) Aa Tha World Turaa Itll (*) Day ta Caart l!« i*'t ^W apt.#Kantaraa StSS larata g _Thaatr* Waathlr Farm Markit Rtp-LL Cartaana Taday 4:11 (D Continental Ctaiaraam Till ft) Today—Dav* Oarrawap Till (D WoaUar Till fl) Cartoon* Til. fD Nawa 1 :1* (it Nawa I tll fl) Capiala Kangara* 1:11 tl) Herniag Thaau* 1:11 ID H*mU?#^tM?aai 1 :0 ft) Nawa . tntarvlawp 1:11 ( l l Nawa ft WaaUar 14:44 ft) Dough R# Ml ' (II RafT Row# ghaw (I) Kartooa Xapara 14:11 (D Play Taur Hunch (II Oa Th* Oa (I) Mavio ll:l* (!) Prlea la Right Lav* Lucy mi* fI II hroaeanlratlon (•) Decombar Bril* WEDNESDAY P. M. H ill (D (D II) till! ID Truth *r Ceaaaauauaaa Lava af Ufa R*all*ee Gun Could a* Ta* w 6 a fcT K it e w ‘v » \\\ (D About Facet (D Tapper !:M It) Pen Fraaelaaa Baal ( DA* Th* Warld Tula* (D Mr. ft Mr* North 1:11 (It Oa*** Far a Pay ID Far Baiter ar Wart* (I) Day la Court till (l> Haut* Fatty (D Gal* Harm ( t ) la r ttt* Touag ghow 1:44 (D MUtlanalra <l> Ban taa ettab it) Tauag Dr. Malta* • ill (D Th# Yarditl la Tour* lit « * 4 :4# ll) Comedy Flayhouee fIB) l ) Brightly Day Brl Am• H am ■«■•*«*• . . . . f(D l ) /■ \\\ ID Advantura V ’l ' . ' t V .ff e e .T .V S T g h t Tim* * " at e s r j s s v ii„ a t B r s u s r ts s i *'** Vd i l l Hi ts s s r...Patrol H igh w ay P* (I ) Caairat Fl*. Nawa l: 4 i (I ) Waathar ?i#*F 1v# ara la John Daly Raaeo* • HI Sporlimaa D nid'a* Elwarda Habhy Maatar W ag** Train <•> H aiti dtPara* *•» W UlltN Tall SiH ( l l Charll* i Weaver ghaw f t ) Th* Tauaa ■ t i l t fD Gaaia aad Harrlait ( f ) D. B- Marahall ID Frlea IP Right • At (D Parry Cams !D Hawaiian :By* (D •its (I) Cantlaaatal Claaaraaa t;M tl) Dav# aarravay Til* (f) Waathar ' Til* (S) Cartaana Till ID Nawa 1:04 ( » Naw* • i l l <4 > CapL K angaroo StSS f t ) M a n ila s T h aau * ID Rom oar Roam :«*: w B a s n e s & • i l l (l> Nawa ft W aathar in s * ( 1) Dough MS Ml ID Red Row* Shaw 14:14 ID P la y T our H aach It:*# ID T rta a u r# M aat ID M arta f l ) Oa Th* Oa H its i f ) F rle* la rtlg h t f l ) 1 L ava Lucy t i l l s (D C oaoantratloa ( I ) December Brld# THURSDAY P. M. 11:14 ( l ) T ru th a r C oaaaqaaaaas ( l l la v * a f Llf* II ) n tttJ e ta Gun 11:11 (I ) It Could B# Tau (D la v a T h a t Boh t l ) soared for Tomorrow ■ as a i w . i n.f.v (D About Paeaa f l ) Toppar t i l l (I ) Aa Th* W orld Turn* (D San Pranelaea Beet f l ) Matin*# T b aatar t i l l ( l l Day la C ourt ( I ) Queen fa r g Day f l ) P a r B ailo r a r W tra# 1:11 (I) Houa* P a rty ' (D Gal* Storm (! ) L o ratta Toung T baatar S ill, ( I ) M llUenalr* ID Boat lb* CToak ( ! ) Young Dr. Melon 1:14 ID V erdict la T tu ru (D W ho Da Yoa T r»*t (D P rom T htaa Root* S its (D A m tH aaa B aadataad ! ') C om ilV P?aVhou»* (I) Milllotalra lliH (D Tbla la Toar Ufa • ID Wallar Wlactaall FII* <•) B ellas ISiSS (4) W lahlta T e a t By FEED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — To *U tbHt icboolehlldran who had lo watch “Th* Tempcil” « TV Wednesday night • • a bomtwork ■ulgnmcnt: Now. that wain't hard to tikg, was it? I brliart WlUlam Shakctp*«rc hlatclf, s prg-TV playwright who workhd o(t-Br«adway, would hava bent gntranced by thin Hallmark Hall nf Fagin production oa NBCTV. Prnduend and directed by Georgt S c k n t f g r , beautifully mounted by Souben Tcr-ArutunIan, th* po-mlnutc adaptation by John Edward Frlgnit w n cube» !« ,. fruih, imaginativa and bon- 'On The Go' To Hit Central Florida Jack LlnklatUr’i “On th* Go” •how (CBS—10:S0 to 11 a. m.) naut wnok will fanturn vidao-Upad program* from throughout Con­ tra! Florida. Tha flrat of tho ■howa, tha Flot!>f* Citrua EtpoilUon parade, will ba alrad Monday, F*b. 0. Hara ia tk* nta-down on tht waok'a program*: Monday—Fob. It Florida Cltru* » Juiv*atifr*r Tlm* Egpoiltlon parada, intcnrtgwi with 'll fpSSM Sg& Wlnlar Haven Polteo Chiaf Mun( I ) T hraa Staagaa a*y Smith, Patrolman 'Don MarIlls J i i S ^ / a W r T a V d . ritt, Orangg Bowl Quatn Nancy Waktfiald and camera* taken to • i» sr o a s tf is s :w /? ;::s . tho Jam** Strata* Shows and tho ( I ) H ighw ay P atrol f i l l fl) K e e tr a e i it r e homa for ratlrod p*opl* at Laka • :t* (So W aaU ar • New a Alfred. Filmed at Winter Haven, ID C entral P la. Nawa St4S (D H unting aa* P lahlag Tutoday — Fob. •: LinkUtUr ID Naw* cover* th* National Orang* Pick­ t l ) John Daly ing conUat, talk* to 117-y*ar-old (;l* f l ) Weather CD ffgL Praaton a f Yokaa picker Charll* Smith of Polk City. T:l* (D Staalay Broa. Uuela »:«» j j ) Naww-Daugta# Edwggdg Tha thow alio feature* tho 1B6P T:t( (4) To B* Annanmnced Florida Citru* Quota, Sandra ID Lock Rp Freeman and Champion Fruit (4) Gal# Storm Plckar Loula Matthawa and hia fu­ 1:44(1) Bat Maataraoa ture brid*. ID Batty Huttng f t ) Dean* Raed Wadncaday — Fab. 10i Sntvaly • i t t (4) Cannonball Grovtt, Inc. ta lha background for (D Real Mecara tha third ahow. Linkletter trio* (J) Johnny itaeeato 1:44 ( l l Maat Mr. Uncoln hie hand at pooling and cutting grapefruit while talking to th* <'ii Mi f i r . Davis family. Introduced to tho • it s f l ) Markham I t ) Rrnl* P e r l public in Dr. Roneld McKSnnl* of ( D Tha Untouchable* Winter Horen, one of tha three 11:11 ( t ) Grouch* Mara t l ) Variety Part** a man who dlacovcred Vitamin C. 14:14 (3) law laaa Tatra Thursday — Feb. I ll Lore at (D Taka a goad Xaak flret eight in th* them* of tlal* 11:** f l ) ( D ( D Naw* program filmed at Warerly Grow­ U ; lt ID Mavia er* Cooperative at Warerly. The f l ) Mart# II :tl (1) Jack Paar pogam deal* with th# plight of a FRIDAY A. M. lovely girl whose co-worktra ara all-woman. LipklatUr lota lovely •:la (1) Continental Cla ear earn til* ' (D Today—Dar* O arrawap-: Bscky Martin **Uct on# of three 1:11 f l ) Waathar > Nawa man aka moots after obrerving ;T(|P (D Cartaana i tham through atalgrUUn-moaiUr. (D Nawa' ^ * Friday—Feb. lZl Florida Cltru* ir fD Nawa Sell ( • ) cap iala Kangara* Qmsb finals, Including baokstsgs StSS (D Maratag Thaatra shots and thsn tha actual crownIng of Miss Flsroaco Cloud ef 8 ) fin A ttV — Silt (D Naw—Interview* Bredsnton as the 1M0 Citrus S ill ID Naws • WaaUar Quoon. UnklotUr also presents a 14:4* ID Dough R* Ml refrigerator filled with 18,000 | t ID Rad Raw* Shaw bills to Airman Eugene K**Ur of i t ) Kartaon ICapar* ItilS (D On Th* G* Stewart Air Force Bsi*. Th* fD Mart* money was the grand prise la n f l ) Play Taur Hunth iJOO.OOO promotional pregtm by M itt R ight • Florida e#nc*ntretors. Mils ll! ££:&?« (4) Decamber Brit* FRIDAY P. M. Mitt Mils ( t l Truth or cauatguaaaaa 8 ! fcSitt" 41'; 8 1 L . l t e ' r ! ? f t -— (•) lav* T hat Bab t i l t s (I ) Guiding Light 1)41 (D U fa Of Rllay i l l Toppar t | ) About rata* (D Mr. ft Mr*. North (D a * The World Turaa t l ) Saa Prtaolaca B aa. est. Friend did more than edit lines and censor some of Shake-. speare'l luster language. He snip-* ped scene* skilfully, lifted them out wllh loving care and shuf­ fled sequences around In order In make tho production easier lo follow, without v i o l a t i n g tht Shakespeare spirit. Tho tale of wltardry. love and benevolent vengeance on a small storm - toned .(lend also benefitted from electronic techniquee that gave it naw visual altr*c-% tlveneii. Thui, wo had fanciful® spirits, tho m ade and the wild creatures Ingeniously brought to llf*. Wo were able to l i t Roddy McDowell ai Ariel, an airy apirli, aeoot around like a tall, thin Sputnik, complete with antennas. Ho did an outstanding job. Another factor In the lively p e n of tha ahow was tho han­ dling of Shakeipeare’i blustery comedy Irenes. Tha way to do& the ” Tompcit,> comedy la all-out® and that's bow it waa done Wed­ nesday sight. This also sarvod to add' to the importance of tho contrasting scenes of landsmen. The moat impressive acting Job was that of Richard Burton as the savage, deformed sieve, Cali­ ban. His tone* ranged from bold to pitiable as ho dominated bin actnei. Hla Impact waa powerful. Ai Proeperp, tha deposed Duke— of Milan, Meurica Evans created® a sympathetic, appealing figure. He succeeded completely In sub­ merging Maurlca Evans aa ha played hla part, Tom Poiten as Trineulo, William Bassett ai Fer­ dinand and Ranald Radd aa Stophi no were happy choices for their widely disparate roles.- All performed with fine effect, as did Liam Redmond aa Gontalo, Geoffrey Lumb aa Alonso and WlUlam Le Mastena a* Antonio.H Loo Remick, aa tha beautiful Mi­ randa, had trouble controUing her lines in her acanea with Evana, although she did better during lat­ er seonei with Bassett. George Schaefer, wbo baa had auch great aueceaa with Shake­ speare on TV, maintained hie rec­ ord for high quality, taita end beauty with this memorable adap­ tation of “Tho Tempest.” The number of meals served daily in public citing places in the U.S. has nscbod n record ST million, according to a recent surrey by the Gas Appliance Manufacturers AsaocislUm. a CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Day Developing Servica WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP SIS S. Pork Sanford. Flo. NOW . a im I OPEN warn* 1 HARRELL A BEVERLY Automotive Service o atch and Clock REPAIRING ' ,M t i l (I ) T:*4 (D fl) T ,u ‘A l fD 1:14 i.e e li il tl Rat A StSS (!) <11 Fa* ______________ Shakespeare's' The Tempest' Watch** >Uct real rally Tooted OPEN Friday Evsaiaf m Bnu'* f s : v « ... ji * s r « s s ' , ID Tauag Dr. Stalaa# i d Mtniaaau# — Net A Sideline 25th and Oak GWALTNEY JswnUr I H •- Park ■ % m s3 & k 8 ’, *% “ “ • •its FA 2-8415 FA M ISS ROCK BO TTO M f t ) Oarlaaaa . (D Wpathav * Jfaw Patrol ID Highway Patyi S A L I ! of Surplus Patterns A n you 'b ou t to crack? Genuine Bonded Choice Of Over 15 Colors and Patterns 100%NYLON W W O.lR.wa «r A m Ntwwl PfttlSfRS B llli 14, sal N ttd t o t x p a n d ? S e e u s f o r a b o rn e lUff. 7 te S q . F t SPECIAL — W hile Surplus im p m m e u t h em . * 6 ” Sr . 14. M M ta c h w LENGTHS M to 120 iftch« CARPETING JR ’ir-:; a a & c ... ;. MONDAY A. M. 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Ft a rIda. SamtCaaaaatratlaa wota County, an ISIS ISIS S ly af Daaambar B ril* January, 1IIL (SEAL) DAVID M. (SATCHEL TUESDAY P. M. Clark af cirault c*urt Ryt Mpriba T. TlSUa lid ! (It Truth ar Caaaagusataa Daputr Clark ID lav* of LH* ■ (I ) RMtlaia Qua STEPHEN1 R. MAQTAB Attarnay for P lalallff III No. MSI* Strati otlaaSo, Florida. i THURSDAY A. M. 11:1* (D ft ) (1) 11:41 (If lit* (I) it ) (I ) I t ll ft) TUI fill till f ill IN TMM CIRCUIT 4){RCVtT CBVRT BF T S I NlkTM J I I S---------------OTAL ^S^B F FLONIBA kBLB CBVNTT. rSUNTT.. ■< IN CMAaCHRT, BIVONCB NB. I Bass DAVID R. HATWARD. 1 DAVID M. (1ATCHKL F ta litlff ro. aa Clark uf lha circuit Court JOTCK M. HATWABD. Hr: Martha T. Vlhton a* D*puty Clark nif#ad**i Hnrrall A Uotirland NOTICE RT FUBLICATIBE Aitornty a l ta w To: Joico M. Hayward l i l t Nawpart ID N, M ila SI. Orlaada, Florid* Da trail llTM liRIgaa FuhllaK la a , l l , SI. II A Fob, I. i Taa ara haraby aotlfUd tkht a Mill uf Complaint far Dirarta ha* Ik CBl'kTir J l IHIR*a I t l l T born filed agalnat ran. aad yaa SBMIHULR CBCATtr. PM M IB4 ar* raqalrad ta aara* a tapy #f ESTATE OF LLOYD L RITCHIE. oar Anawtr t r FMadlao t# tha DNCEASRD III af complaint aa FlalatlNr* NSTICB T k CBBBITBBS TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO O. Bo* I t l . Fora Pork, F la y CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AUAIKST Ida, aad flla tk# arlglaal Aatwar SAID ESTATE! ar Plaadlag la tha afflaa af tha Tou aad oaeh o f yau ar# horohy Clark af tk# Cirault Court aa *r aoilfiod aad roqulrad t*. Ill* aar hafora th* H ad dar a f Fabruarr, claim* and Samanda which yau ar Itl*. and If yaa fall ta «# ae. glihar a f yoa, may har# asalnat Juigamaat by dafaalt w ill ha tadaald aatata In th* affle# a f Ha*. •a atataal yau far i h raU lf doWllaon Alaaandar, Caaaty Judg* at manlog la tha BUI • ( Cawplalat. StM laolt caunly, at hla offlr* In Thla aatle# ahail h* auVilikod lb« Court Hqua* tn Sanford, Flor­ any# aaeh waak fhr taar eoaoaida, within tight calandar month* euHva walk* la TUB SANFORD from lha lima of lha flrat pabll* HKnALD. ft) Mavia 11:1* (I) Jack Faar • :I4 (I) Sabar af * <alon 4:11 (4) Congraatman Harlang f i l l ID Rlvarbaat (t> laaal# f t ) Call .It f i l l ID Mavarlek III Four Juat Maa • i l l t ( ) Ed Snlllcan 'll) Sunday ghoweaia 1:14,14) Th* Lawman •it* (D Chary gbaw ID OB Thaatra (4) Tha Rabat • :*• (*) AIf rad Hltcheock • :M i*> Th* Alaakan* t*:*4 ID Loratta Tauag 14) Jack Banny . ISiSS ID t l Ntaean gtraat ID Marl* . ID Whai'a My Lla* I IB* i t ) Naw* I t ) Florida Symphony 11:11 11:11 II) CBS Naw* 1:»« ID Thla la Th* L ift l l ) Cartoon* * h i pyubia r ta tu ra Tbaatar H i l l t i l l II) B ansal ' Lancara II) Command Par form an ea 1:14 It) Kingdom e f the Boa ■va l l ) Da Our Ouaal 1:11 ID Hilary Quian I D Tha Day Bator# till Tomorrow !:« l (D Chlropraetla Faram 1:4* if ) Sunday Marla 11:11 (I) Mart* _ ^ I a* • • oo THE SANFOED G W O K 'i The Fabric Shop It, H ft FIS, I, It 4 MAYMNAL HAMS 1 INV i u M B t H -I- b f �H r* D anfnrti R r r a tt FrI., Feb. 5, 1060—Page 7 PiD y o u s e c WWAT APMig-N- BULKHEAD sa p about yoj h :s n b w / — IM B ^ < ( S ;» p k y T T N O,THANKS / T H A T 'S O N E THINS I D O N 'T WASHINGTON (U N l - The armed forces, which insist that of­ ficers never use Qls as servants, are about to write new regulations to stamp out the practice. This non-existence practice has been so widespread, It developed Wednesday, that the Air Force put out a special manual telling en­ listed men how to mix drinks, bathe dogs, shine shoes and make bads for officers. A policy statement declaring that officers really shouldn't assign enlisted men to servants' chores is now on the desk of Defense Secretary Thomas S, Gates Jr. When Gates signs the statement, each branch of the service will lave M days to devise Individual regulations explaining how they will enforce the policy. IN TH IS H O U S E / Exactly w hit fhla alt mean* wasn't too clear. F ar one thing, the military hai claimed all aloni that Gla don't da work like baby, titling and homework for offictra, after all, the law apcclflcally bant it. The Defense Department doe* admit that 2,100 men are aaiigntd a t ••aide*” to aenior officer*, a figure viewed by critlci a* eonscrvatlve at best. But these aren't ••servants" — they're “orderlies," relieving their bosaea of routine tasks so the officers can better carry out their respensibiltles, Word of the new policy state­ ment was relayed to a House sub­ committee which has been striv­ ing to find out If there's any truth to all these complaints. JOAN COLLINS and Rod Stleger In a scent from “Seven Thieves" coming to the Ritz Theatre Sunday* Ite got A eros.ru «hi« * commit; ■me Ktrcn.E 3 j ja o ta , pm p; At TwsaooMKtw v w w T v o u ao m afiiiw T i \ou \ &£cft£T vou taxtjj T u a rv m a N P Q C c u T V ^tx jtc m T w u ttttn s vouavnaenw N fr J pabe / oub rotM im oid) V squad. now/ ‘ WOULDNEVER ' KNOWTHEY'DUUBWU VANISHEDINTUI JUN61T, TUE PATBOt KEEPS ITS J AECBITSJ~— r-— HERE la n accna from ‘'Battle Flume" coming to the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Two of the year'* most spectac- Movieland Drtve-ln Sunday. ular war films, "B attle Flame," Roth productions show Ameri­ and "Surrender—Helll", will open can valor in combat. as a combination attraction a t the , On Wedntsday, "litl* I Set" and "Speed C raiy" will play and con­ tinue through Friday. Starting Saturday, the Drive-In wtll ehow "Never So Fkw" and "House of Seven Hawke." Church To Hear Quest Minister AO AMTWWAEE nOMTONTQ. I*U K * TO KNOW hNO UNTtKP WIVSR-ANO WHY/ T ownsmen haw r o a o m o oilvm to tho vo m r a n m r 1'U.HAVE THAT'S POO * THEOier MV WHV BOTHEO * CONSCIENCE , with the LUNCHEON LUNCHBON?*) Tha Rev. Howard D. Cress, exec­ utive secretary of St. John* Pres­ byterian Church, will l>« conduct­ ing tha morning worship services Sunday. Hie sermon topic for the 1:46 service le "For Churchgoer*'' and tha Senior High Choir will sing "Jrsu, Joy of Man's Desir­ ing." At tha 11 a. m. morning worship Rev. Cress will apeak on "God Hath Given You All of Them." Tha Chancel Choir will sing the antheme, "Come. Thou Holy Spir­ it" and "I Will Lift Up My Eyes." Tha evening worship hotir will be in charge of the young people of tha church th at are observing Assembly's Youth Sunday, The public is cordially invited to attend these services, 12 Cub Scouts Get Awards Cuh Scout pack 343 honored member* of their group a i 12 aeouit were preaented with awards at a meeting recently. Receiving awards were Robert Goldstein, Bill Higginbotham. Bruce McKlbbin, Don Ethel, Ro­ bert Repp, Jeff Cox. Martin Rhodai, Mike Pope, Kirk Riley, Chuck G arnik.’, Bobby Robeer and Paul Coleman. Crosby Son Plans Marriage' HOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Lindsay Crosby and dancer Barbara Di­ ane £rederick*on will be married Saturday In a church wedding in which Lindaay'i famed crooner father, Bing, will be best men. Lindsay, 21, youngest of Bing's four grown sons, and Miss Fredcrickson will be married at St. Paul the Apostle's Homan Catho­ lic Church in nearby Weitmont. The couple took out a marriaga license Thursday in nearby Sente Monica. It will be the first mar­ riage for both. Oviedo Drive Is Underway The Oviedo Area combined fund drive, being conducted now, la sponsored by the Oviedo Woman’s Club. It includes dons lions to The Uoy Scouts. Girl Scouts, Pallo Fund. Cancer Society, Heart A ll's, and Red Cross. Mrs. John Lundy Is chairman, listed by tim es. W. T. Walker, W. R. Meek, Sr., Warren McCall, W. R. Meek, Jr.. C. T. Nlblack, Sparks Clonts, James E. Brook­ shire. Jack Dodd, J. B. Battle, Harold Patterson and Miaa Ruth Davidson, "Seven Thieves,” an exciting Featured player* in tbs film melodrama of the attempt to pull are Edward G, Robinson, Red off a giant burglary wtll be shown Stleger, Joan Collins and EU WaU at the Rlts Theater Sunday. lach. The thieve* In tha Utin aren't out to break tha bank of H aste Carlo—merely to rob Ha vault of four million dollar*. Tha p its la clever and believable. Robinson, as the master criminal, la quietly effective at managing the dataila and recruiting the perpetrators. The movie was shot oa location The Seminole High School honor roll has been announced. Those on on the French Rivera. the honor roll for the first semes­ ter of the IWl-flO school year for receiving all A's are Nancy Butler, Johnny Allred, Buddy Fulper, Cor­ dell Jeffrey, Henry Morgan and Sieve Powell for the 12th grade; Doug Tamny, Penny Anderson and Joy Wester for the lith grade, Frankie Jones and John Boniface United Church Women ef deed for the 10th grade. Johnny PhiUipi and Jane Howard for the ninth. Shepherd Lutheran Church In Thera were none for the eighth Sanford will hold their monthly Circle Meeting Tuesday. Mr*. grade. Those on the honor roll far re­ Ilalllc Hall and Mri. Mary Leali* ceiving more A’a than B's a r t Dlan will be co-hosleasci for the meet* Aiken, Janet Glenn, Marilyn Mc­ Ing at Mrs. Hall's home. Rte. O at, Daniel, Jean McUurrough, Fay Longwood, which will begin t t Noel, Peggy Price, David Gacrss, 7:30 p. tn. A program entitled "By Way of and Norbert Peters for the 12th grade, Robert Bullard, Alex Me- Our Bleaslngi" wtll be preeeotod Kibbln, Niki Aahby. Pat Lavender, by Mrs. Virginia Garrow, F inal Phyllis McDaniel, Deanna Nichota, plans for tho Fellowship Birth* and Cenevievo Taylor for the day Party, February 14 wtll bo completed. The party li schedul­ 11th. Jean Dalcckl, Desta Horner, Jo- ed to be held a t the Shriaa CfaiB Ann Ziegler, John Gocris, William • t 6:30 p. m. Ott, and Bob William* for tbo 10th, Frank Chance, Charles Hare, Tom­ my Hinson, Lawrence Pivee, Leo Watson, John Wealgate, Theresa Baker, Judl Taylor, Bulb Taylor, Carolyn Turner, Linda Williams and Donna Young for tha ninth. The hooor roll aiudenta for the eighth grade are Susan Hslback, Carol Osford, April Ramey and Linda Smith. SKATE CITY Barrymore’s Death Due to Alcohol, Pills NEW YORK (UP1) — Actress Diana Barrymore died of the com­ bined cffecla of alcohol and sleep­ ing pills, a medical examiner's re ­ port said Thursday. , M in Barrymore, who was found dead In her apartment Jan. 23, had 'a ‘Urge amount" ................ of alcohol and "(m ail amount*" of barbiluralee In her system, Dr. Milton Helpem reported. Rossini Coaches E ast NEW YORK (UPI) — Lou Rossinl, coach of the New York Universily basketball laara, has been named to coach the East team In the 13th annual Eait-W est College All-Star game a t Madison Square Garden, March 24. There are 431.000 persona con­ Pregnant lohatcra must bo re ­ fined to hospitals In tho U. S. turned to the water Immediately on an average day, say* the Health on being caught under Connecticut Inauraace Institute. law. sWUNfi NOW SHOWING OPEN 12(45 TARZAN JAMBORBB ! I I (BARKER VB SCOTT) NO. S AH ItM ONLY "Taraan'a Fight Far Uf< And Nn. I At •(«• OR "Tarawa* I t * La* Mia FEATURE: 3:21 - 4 : 5 2 .7:2S FEATURE: 2*07 -SiSS If ore than 3.000,000 Seuitienwra, liiina loom »ooJUndt. Million* trior* «jijoj Ihtif Wildlife gad K<nlc beauty. Yet form Urn Irnliy ire roh> hirs 3oihbenwrsefjobtsad giush dad ,y o u k n o w KENNY WAU. NO-CANT SAY THAT I DO/ j but you SIMPLY M U ST / H e WAS AT MY HOUSE. PA8TY ^ UA»T N IG H T / TU»M ABOUND-t a r s GET A SAOC ViSW/ (W .VE 5 NOff Z REMSMBtQ V O U 'ttC T H E B O / W HO H A D H tS HEAD INTHB. BEPBHj EBATOB - , A -H E V E N IN G / Plena* Sea Feature Frews The Beginning. STARTS SUNDAY •uidoerenjerntsM. Jntit ( malty B**r in the cm* lads to pul a full in (hit wsust, He csrdul vllh nulcbn and ll|hit<J ci|*ml*». •. ssd NEVEA mi a In* uakt* yau'te Mian sd«* ntMi* cenlrel awsuirt* feefnae*. band . . . »«#r lesr* t Ire uslei# you KNOW Usi Us dssd etui t n * A Y tfttflR M sunH p u l APJBfVp ■ �f • s- . • 7 Naw, Something O ld - WANT ADS Are As Coed As Cold 13. Electrical Beirteew :• m it:- *• ?jr'~ v r . ** s »• Classified Phone FA 2-2(11 DBADLINES dQ AHHtBtWfk rtIDtkf THE OLD H O M E T O W N WELAKA APARTMENTS: ntwa private hatha, 114 W. P M S t 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart mant, kitchen oquippad; garage. Pb. PA S-ITM. Stenstrom Realty By STANLEY HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker • LEN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates U N. Park — Ph. PA S » HOW COM* d t p o * * AHPTWOCaWWAPTWW SLWCTIOrM NtXJ CAN ■UacTDD'TOU, OP EVW Y TWIN# -LO W * W > U o 5 » 'rtXJl* MWMOW*, j a x b s -HWfWWP K f - p m & J f v t jm h in d o o w s r p ' T 5 VCH1UPWIW LIVWC - j r V BLANK— H B B -jr > HOUSE aa Cameron Avenue, East aide between Celery aad Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ UNFURNISHED 5-bedroom home at M04 French Are Immediate pliances. School bus atop. Quiet poaaetaion. Contact Deo Royer neighborhood. ITS par month. at Bursar King. Phone PA 2-6144 REAL ESTATE DRK’E-IN 2544 French Ave. J. W. HALL. •S/ v m Call HaU" . NICELY furnished two bedroom and tore bath apartment. Adults. J. O. Laney, 1113 anlerd Ave., MODERN 5-bodroom houae, alectrie kltchyn; corner lot hi city. Call FA 5-2010. Good P are * B. P er Boot S i. Wanted la Beat 1 4 Baal Batata Wanted : ; « . Baal Batata Par Beta . > 4 Mortgage Loans EE -I. Boelaaia Opportunities '■ 4 P*maU*Help Wanted 6. Male Help Wanted ar Pomelo | t 654 RENT ▲ BED FULLY EQUIPPED 3 BEDROOM BLOCK. Porebea, patio k other oxtrat. FHA mortgage 532.50 monthly. About $2,000 cash need­ ed for equity. Ml Lincoln Road, Casselberry, RoUaway, Hoapile' 4k Beby Beds By Diy, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. PA 1*1151 IIS W. let BL BACHELOR apartment, gratnd floor, tuiteMi for 1 or X. 213 Palmetto. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Luodqulst. Assoc. PA 5-3551 Atlantic Bank Bldg. HOUSE for sale In restricted area Low down payment. Terms PA 2-61M. I, 5 and 4 BR. house*, 5 BR furnished apartment. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates WANTED TO EXCHANGE lata 15M American Trailer, 45' x 5', completely furnished, ia excelIeat condition; for : bedroom horn*, completely furnished, pre­ ferable ia Country Club Manor. NEW two bedroom CB houae on BL 4 Box Stt R. W„ Orlando. five aeraa; electrio stove aad refrigerator, some furnitar*. Oa Vlhlen Road, Just art Country Club Road. 575 par mo. Avail­ able Peb. 5th. PA 546*3. Registered Real KsUto Broker Ph. PA 1*1501 n*6S a t Hiawatha RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Insurance Safety Bonds t i l So. Park Ave. Ph. PA 1-5441 ■aaford Bvaaa Bid*. Lake Mary Ph. PA 5-1156 BDRM., l b bath, CB home, fully air-conditioned, with separ­ ata utility and storage room, largo feared yard. 10 x24' patio, 4V4H loan, 910.66 monthly. 40VBLY furnished four room * ap trtaw at, M Ulo baths, largo . otreaaad porch, PA 24650. V a BTMENT. 166 w. Mb., | 60. AK.V1K a. WlXJnON, hOTICBS TO nafandaat. APS»SUSI 6TATK o r rLOHIDA TO I ANNIK B. KU.IBON t i l l Matron A n n u l Pittsburgh 1*. Pennsylvania Tee are hereby eettflt* that a bill e f complaint ter Slveree bee bren riled against you, an* you are required to aarvo a enp; a* sour enawsr or pleading la the bill at complaint an Iho plalntlffa attorney Paul C. Parkins. S4T Wadi gnulh hlreal, Orlande. Florida, aad file tha original Answer ar plead­ ing In Iba arrive of the Clark at tha Clreult Court an ar bsrere S“rlday, February II. Ilia , tf you rail to dn so Judgment by dofault will ha takoe against you for iba reliar damandad la the bill ar earnplaint. DON* AND ORDNRKD a t Banford, gsm lnnla County, Florida. Ibis talk day of January, Ilia, (BBAI.I DAVID M. OATCNBI. Clark of lha Clreult Caert * y Martha T. T ibiae, DC Paul C. Parkins aar w»st aouih aueei Orlande, Plarlda Attorney fee P lain tiff Publish Jaa. IS. Of. SO k MUST SELL AT ONCE -Leaving town; 2 bedroom frame home on Hary. 46 West. Beat offer takas. PA 15445, Sanford.___________ 3-BBDROOM block house with Florida room. 2406 Summorltn Avt. Phone PA 2-4134. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 115 N. Peek Ave. LOTS CHOICE LOTS: Near three shopping cenlera and schools — price la right. Pbooe after 5.00 P. M„ PA 2-1404. FARMER'S " AGENCY M. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian Q. Tram* Aeeecietaa. 114 S. Preach Are. Ph. PA 5-5M1 BOVS PBjrHMBl-N# HOMES CARPENTER work and gtocral repairs reasonable. FA 2-5001. IF YOU have painting problems and want to taka advantage of years of i . experience and the best of workmanship call K. M. Young FA 2-05M or J . L. Bled ion FA 2-4122. 15. Special Service* INCOME TAX SERVICE FEMALES, ages 25 to 31, hieh WILLIAM H. MURRAY school graduates; must have 1111 Celery Ave. Tel FA 2 1344 3 BR. home with hardwood floors following qualifications: short­ and ceramic tile bath. hand. 60-20 words per minute, lypewriter. 60 words ROSA , L. PAYTON electric per minute, salary excellent. Apply Florida Slate Employ* And Associates (Home & Auto) ’ ment Service, 110 W. Second St. Registered Real Eitate Broker North Orlnndo Electronic* . Ph. FA 3-1101 17-32 at Hiawatha Ph. FA 2 8954 — FA 2 8963 * 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-92 HOUSE, 1475 down; 2 bedrooms, hath, kitchen, living room, DREDGE k BULLDOZER opera­ PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING tors. Call FA 2-1506 after 6:00 Florida room, carports. Large W. L. HARMON laiidscaped corner lot, fenced TH. PA 2-4223 Alter 5 P. M. back yard. 155 Country Club Paint and Body Drive. Open for Inspection 1:00 EXPERIENCED Man. Must have own tools. Call ENVELOPES, Letterlisads, state* p. m. to 1:00 p. m. menls, invoices, hand bills, and FA 2-0250 after 4:00 P. M. programs, o tc . Prtgressive THREE bedroom home on two Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2651— Iota, corner So Sanford and 14th. 304 Weal 13th St. St. Come, look, make offer. COOK, seafood experienced. Apply „ T. V. CantreU. Sea Shell Restaurant, 2506 So. Sewing: Mach. Repairs Oak Ave. CALL "THE TIME TESTED ALL MAKES 4c MODELS FIRM" TODAY 104 So. Park (24 hr. aar.) for wonderful Investment oppor­ FA 2 3825 tunities in St. Johns River pro­ HOUSEWORK, 1507 W. 71b. St SERVICE CALLS 21.50. For deperties, and highway 17-22 pro­ pendable TV servlet call San­ perties. ford TV Center, 0th. and San­ St. Johns Realty Co. ford Ave. FA 2-0741. 114 North Park Ave. WILL keep one child in my home "The Time Tested Firm" while mother works. 316 Maple Ave., Sanford. FURN. S Rm., 1 bdrm. borne; Venetian blinds, picture win­ dow; garage. On large lot. Call SEPTIC TANK SERVICE FA 2-3172, Mrs. Sbawver. 8ince 1948 12. Plumbing Service* A. HARE DEBARY SELL or TRADE for lata model PLUMBING NOrth S-4422 NOrth 8-4711 trailer; 2 bedroom new frame Contracting k Repairs house, good location outside of Free Estimates city limits. FA 2-7013. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Avt. Phone FA 2-3322 1200 DOWN C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 202 So. Park Ave. Pb PA 2-5461 T V & Radio Service a BIANCHINA By 4 A GOOD USED CAR US BEFORE U - BUY ! uOWN FOR CLEAN USED C o te - C o m p o te 1 SEE B A M ROOFING Contracting k Repairs Licensed — Bonded —laaarod FREE ESTIMATES 500 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA I-7M3 111 N. Park SETTER HURRY! *340 SUNLAND ESTATES One year old home on large oik shaded lot facing Lake Dot. Excellent condition. I BR., 1 8. Female Help Wanted bath, KM. Equipment. No quali­ fying. Law Down paymant and Needed - 8 - Women - AVON only 645. month Including in­ Alao opening in Lake Monroe. surance and Naw Taxes. Earn that extra money by John R. Alexander representing A V O N . Write ANOTHWwTttUMD*9 NOW. Manager, Box 246, Q U IZ HOU* f» MIT French Ave. FA 2 0283 Lockhart, Fla. for interview la »_____________ t-» your home. 3 ACRES I acres with 2 bedroom, concrete block bomt, high and dry land. E X P E R I E N C E D acror. House approximately .0 years dian teacher for Sanford studio. PRIVATE PARTY to aell lovely old, with new roof. Several oak PART-TIME canvasera, salary home in Lillie Venice, reason­ trees and aiaorled '•itrui trees. and commlsilon baiia. Apply In able. Ph. FA 2252 between 6:00 Good water. On paved Rd. person to Central Florida Muxic and 7:0d P. M. 510,600 with amali down pay­ School*, 117 Virginia Drive, Or­ ment. lando. dLw d q u a Jd t& A A Phone PA 11531 2601 Park Dr. V THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Phone FA 2-4452 FABULOUS S-BDRM., Pie. nm., hardwood floors, slovo; air conditioner op- B n f o r a P r io n a G o U p RAINBOW Painters k Decorators . NO FOOLIN’ —Free Estimates. Ph. PA 2-MM. The Owner really must sell this large large 2 BR. k Den Home, WALL PAPERING k PAINTING Including large kitchen, Dining Work Guaranteed Bod Beard ares, anack bar. larger separate Codlact SOI West Mh St Laundry Room, The fireplace Phone r A 2M U makaa the Home so cosy on cool days and the terms a rt prae* TASKER PAINTING ticatly up to you. Special. FA 2 6156. THE Old Historical "Burn Retiro Eitate". IT acres. The lay of BY OWNER: 2-brdroom CB horns; the land ia beautiful, long easy corner lot; fenced back yard slopes, many beautiful huge 5550 down. I'hnne PA 2-1283. trees, many kinds. Creek flows year around. Real spring of fresh sweet water. Large old THE SANDS OF TIME house has I fireplaces. Very ARE RUNNING OUT Interesting. Come see. For full Tharo a re only three homes left details and prlca writ* Hazel in e x /islv e SAN SEM KNOLLS. Trapp, Enterprise, Fla. Tblsrtneans that only three more happy familiaa will be able to SOUTH PINECREST: A beauti­ say: ful 3-bcdroom, 2-bath borne located on corner lot, fenced back yard, built-in kitchen equip­ "In looking for a home w« saw ment. 11,000 equity and taka many with MANY of the fea­ nver FHA mortgage. See today tures of SAN S E 'I KNOLLS, but nona with ALL of them. For —move ia Immediately. Call FA 2-1501. . Instance there were many with 5 bedrooms, 5 or m baths, "PLUSH CAMP ON electric kitchens, terrazzo floors LAKE HARNEY" and elr., l i k e SAN SEM KNOLLS, and aome even had Well built camp, suitable (or year round borne, two bedrooms, bath, the same FHA financing with kitchen, large living room with low down paymeot and low trrrazzo floors, elaborata fire monthly payments. But there place end barbecue grill, large was always SOMETHING wrong terrauo floor sun porch, 2nd — like not having city water building just reflnlshcd and wir­ and sewers, or not having the ed, for extra sleeping quarters, large, covered patioa you ace in also Includes good house trailer, SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being 335' frontage on Lake Harney, located in a noisy neighborhood. included are kil:hrn appliances and aome furniture, offered ex­ Thai ia one thing we lovo about clusively by. “ The Time Tested SAN SEM KNOLLS - .t ia F irm " QUIET. Another thing, we can Plumbing: & Repairs let our children play in front St. Johns Realty Co. Jae C. Themes because our home Is on a dead 116 North Park Ave. 1625 Sarita BL FA 3-4443 end street and . a don't live "The Time Tested Firm" In constant fear that a speeding car will run them down. IT IS GOOD home plua extra income Terms 250 mo. FA 2-5689. LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE TOMORROW'S GOLDEN MILE VILLAGE WITHIN A CITYI "LOTS" OF BARGAIN And, lest but not least, the con­ Plumbing & Heating struction ia guaranteed to be the lx beautiful I o t a , Hriarcllff, AIR CONDITIONING Dream wold Section, olfered ex­ very beat because every bit of CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 514 FEET ON 11-32 DEEP clusively by SI. Johns Realty it was personally supervised by 1001 Sanford Ave. PA 2-65*3 Co. at a fraction of the assessed the builder, Philip Zcull." CALL STEMPER AGENCY value. 60' x 130', see "The Time Teited Firm ", immediately for SAN SEM KNOI.I.S is four blocks FOR TODAY'S PRICE these "Hot Bargains", ' weal of French Ave. on Twen­ tieth Street. A Stamper associate St. Johns Realty Co. W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency la on tha premises daily. 116 North Park Ave. Phone PA 2-4141 112 N. Park "The Time Te.led Firm" Phone FA 21331 2401 Park Dr. W. H. "Bill" Stamper Agency BRAND NEW Realtor k Insurer a ASSOCIATES) H. E. Taffer Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May. Bart Pilcbar, White Sidewall Urea, Blectric Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaakill gad Tara Signals. T. C. Troutnar Phone PA 1-4661 Pah. I. V /U U tO A v Ph. PA 2 6121 14. Build, Paint A Repair W. H. ••Bill” STEMPER Agency Phone PA 2-4901 111 N. Park Phone FA 26311 3601 Park Dr. LAKE MAXY: Unfurnished I bed room house, kitchen equipped. FA 3-0IS4. jtL A S flF IE D INDEX Reett^r Phone FA 2-1441 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re- House Wiring - Electric Servlca 4 Sid Vihlen sales available from 1150 down RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. —assume 157.50 monthly pay* FA 2-0011 manta. Inquire at office or 112 Magnolia phono FA 2 7602. FIAT “SOO" Series Heater, White S idea all Urea, Electric Windshield Wipers, Oil Filter and T ara Signals. • Low Bonk Rotes Warranty Guarantee $2 9 5 57 CHEVY •JIO" Tadar I Cylinder Standard Trans. — Heater Tutoae Paint. 4 Door Sedan, Powar Steering On# Owner ............. ......... ....... 1959 JEEP STATIO N WAGON 4 - Wheel Drive *1 0 9 5 *1 0 9 5 55 DeSOTO 1957 BUICKConvertible— RfirH DOWN Monterey 4 Door, fully equipped Fired erne Sportsman Hardtop — Automatic — Power Steering — Brakes — Redie aad — A real bay! Tadur Train. Rawer Heater 55 CHEVY " S i r Feeder Sedan — 4 Or*lader — Standard Trans. — Kadi* aad Heater — Tatawe Paint. *7 9 5 7 9 5 Open Till 9:00 Evenings Y eur C redit ia to e d on any • ( th eta Cara PAYMENTS LINCOLN - MERCURY* INC. Mercury — EngUali Ford* — Lincoln — Coat IN North Palmelta Ayeanre________ |A USED Tlh * FRENCH AVB. *> <s k,**' - # I CAR LOT PB. FA 3-»0«l �19. Boat* and Motor* 15. Special Service* 21. Furniture 3M •m terfe frralfc Fri.. Feb. 5. 1960—Fnge 9 22. Article* For Sale ROLLAWAY. Hoipltal and Baby Bedi. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French At*. Ph. TA 2-7955 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED About 50 or SO buihaU of Hamlin and Panon Brow* orange*. M*ke offer, Super Trading Poet, 2922 Orlando Dr. Windshield Back Ginns 20. A utom obile* Door Glaaa Vent Gltai 5# BUICK 4-door LaSabcr, power SERVICE ileerinc, radio, healer, other ex­ CUSTOM BUILT furaltur* -iln gle plecet or .e li Alio furnltra!. Call FA 2-33M. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co U 11« W. lad St. FA 2 4422 PUMP* - SPRINKLERS typei and iltoi, installed "Do U Yourielf' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E Machinery and Supply On. W. Snd St. Ph. FA 24tH CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work fuaranteed. Free Eetitnatea. Phone FA M ill. DREDGING: Land filled and beachea pumped hi. No Job to amall or to large. Call TEmple 1-4031. 15-A Beauty Parlor* DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP ■004 Adame Ph. FA * *53 Beauty Cara. 1950 HILLMAN MINX Convertible, only 4500 milei, like new con­ dition. Price 11505.00 so* Elm. lure repair. FA ! TOM. CabineU SINGLE BED, po*ter type, spring and matleia In good condition. ISO. FA 1T710. made. COINS WANTED: New or unelfculited and old Amerirln. told: wide paper bill!. Call R. L. Sloan. FA 2-4785. BR1TANNICA encyclopedia. Atauree my payment!. I received a FOR SALE — 1950 Spence Craft aerond aet Chriatmaa and don’t Holies Trailer. to'vxt. See Clyde need two. Reply to Bo* R. P., Walla at DeWItta Trailer Park. c n The Sanford Herald. No phono calla. GOOD Uaed Appliancti and TV’S. 1951 NASHUA 35 x 10 ft., 1 bed­ Gormly, Inc., Third k Palmetto. room, would take amaller ■' wide or '&S Chevy or later on DEL VELV1S air rompreaaor, 600 ru. ft. Phnne FA 24157. it. Priced right for quick lair. Modlin. lot 21. Park Ave. Trailer PAINT SPRAY: Medium aite Park, Sanford Ph. FA 2 5197. rompreaaor, tank gun. hoae; A-l ahape. Coat 1255. aell for 1100. '52 TRAILER, email equity, take J. D. Orr, 101 E. Quayle Ave.. up payment*. FA 2-3ST7. Euatia. • ft. BEVERAGE cooler 1295; *0 ru. ft. Frigidaire glait door wall Uaed furniture, appliance!, toola caac 1295 ; 9 cu. ft. Coldapot re­ etc. Rought-Sold Larry’a Mart frigerator 165. Phone FA 2-1531. 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 ECONOMY paint $3.95 per gal $SAVE$ ion, 2nd gallon free. ARMY New A Used NAVY Surplua, 310 Sanford Ave. Furniture and Appliances WANTED: Care for feeble, afed woman; In home of widow or couple. Nuriing experience not neceaaary. kindneaa and patience eaacntlal. Write P. O. Rox W . Sanford. Model Swimming Pool FOR RALE Nationally Adtertlaed lUther William* A la e v * Greend Soimmlnn P**l- 1d«*t *•» erect with high weler tehl*. New available fee HALF PRICK. t ’an be ••** at Mart-Nett* Met el in Banfard. 22. ArtlclM For Salt Come to wur hit Uned Car Pow-Wow, ail you hraven and nquawn He prepared to har* lota of wampum, raune we’re on the warpath, scalping high price* right ami left! 22. Article* For Snle FA STORY TO YOU IT la. MAGNAVOX T.V., eonaole ALUMINUM type. Good Cond. 155 FA 2-7770. VENETIAN BLINDS 201-209 E. Ftrat 8L Ph. FA 2-0901 Eneloaad head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitie rnda. Flattie New A Uaed Furniture k Appli­ or rayon tapea. Cotton or nyloo DINING ROOM SUIT^. huffett. ance!. A Good Plaea To table, china cabinet and four corda. BUY, SELL or TRADE Senkarik Glnss and Paint Co. chairs; uaed; bargain. FA 2-7592. Jenkins Furniture 112-114 W. 2nd SI FA 2-4122 SINGER PORTABLE to reapon 4M Sanford Ava. FA 2-7450 sible party in this vicinity MATCHED wedding set. diamond* Taka over I payment* a< 15.43. aet in whit* gold, large renter . • BIG VALUES Two year guarantee remaining. alone. Can FA 21171. • 1UICK CREDIT Writa Bo* AA. t/o Sanford Her• EASY TERMS REFRIGERATOR, 10 en. ft. HotWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS point, automatic defrost: hill six* WILSON - MAIER gaa range: Smith Corona portahla typewriter; reasonable. 1400 New and Used Furniture Sit E. First St. FA I 5S22 Adame Cl., Sanford. Mather of Sanford A Satisfied easterner k ear ked advertisement. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK MS So. Oak Ph. FA t-1748 # C s t Flower* For Any Ocean ia* SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2 1S22 or FA SWT* Sanford's most complete Gateway Ye The Waterway Yowr EVINBUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Good* 2*4-4-0 E. 1st. cause Ph. FA MB01 2*57 STAFFORD 10* boat and trailer, fully equipped. FA 2-SOW. H o ra ry 59 CHEVROLET 58 VOLVO I U pV I1 Tader — kedle nwd Hester — Swedish Import — Thrifty Cylinder Rngin* with RperU car i A Performance — Perfect Dark Green Ft*M k h — WhU. sidewall* 4 11 NEW CAR SELECTION! 59 ENGLISH FORDI F#rd*r — Vary Lew MAe*«* — < U he Raw I* keery Wag. 1295 fio n Jtia x . | 56 FORD 1 Patriae* Vkteria Tader Hardtop V-l i l 1 5£T T"t** " H* 'm ** 1,2 9 5 1 Oetboerd Metso* WOODRUFF MARINK 9001 French Ave. | I III FA M i 54 CADILLAC W ntwead F t dm Reden — All P eri ary A sw an trie* Iactedk g Air Caadltleafcg — Perfect T a h s * Ftok h — Bpmi*aa laetde m i 0 *4. WELCOME 1495 WAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD 1 55 CADILLAC 1 «W Ferder — AH PeeSary A.roe*arise lariedleg 1 Air Oeadttteaer — Perfect Tetawo Ptalah | # A P I Whh WhH* Sidewalk. A Real Day At | Q W3 (R a m b l& h I 1 1 1 56 MERCURY Ptakh With %y%*lSk73i f k a w tik b Feeder Hardtop — Fwwer Blemtog — Fewer Brake* fel Tetoae ■ American Tader, S Cylinder, Radi* and Heater. Alee, twe other* ha ikia model to aetaet e j u a 2-D oor S U P E R S E D A N B o l M * o llh hM ltr. ,11 (IHtr. n c H ila , M U aatd wwdtrteating. v 1 57 PLYMOUTH I 1 hevef Ferder — • Cylinder — Automatic Tran*11 Tele** mission — Radi* and Healrr — F rrfert ||d h |i i ■ Finish — Like Tires — Thi* 1 1 awe k far abore average. || l|D k ■ N re 58 CHEVROLET ■el-AIr Feeder Y-B — Redle aad Healer — Aetomaei* Traeme testae — Perfect Tatawe Doiivorwd Hanford, Florida for only i 1995 51 MERCURY VOYAGER Hamas Daaifaod Fog Florida LhrihrI A 4 Bedroom* — 1 A 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Servlet Conventional Financing Down Pijm enta Low As $425 You can mova ia Immedi­ ately while the papers a r t boinf proceuad. Wo Gusrantoa Personal Satisfaction Oa The Construction Of Your Horn j For The Flr*t Year — Or Your Dow* Payment And CloajHK Coat Will B* Che*rfufl; Refunded. In d u d in c Celllaion Insurance SAVE PLENTY BUCKS ON G O O D USED T R U C K S Ford or Redan V-«, Hydrematir, Radi*. Heater, Power Rleeriag. Fewer Brakes. I k w e f S A f average hat priced belew mark*4. \ l y j . N Pickup — G reet Whit* Tale** Finish c h iv b o l e t CHECK THESE WHOLESALE PRICES WE ARE OFFERING OUR M A N Y RETAIL IU Y E R S ! ■A FOID M FORD M Malias H i m ............ Falrlaa* Perdar .......—____IMS tin U FORD | | FOBD MM m " Fairla** Toder ............ _ M roitb* K f NARM $2M Om Knahlev .............. Wk Fnrdec . .......... .......... i s in OLDS I I Feeder .. —.... .. .... _ ....i n i We have a large selection of A -l Used Trucks FA 2-1491 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1931 Buford, Flu. Winter Park — O riu Ml 4-B91C (No Toll) Bay With CaaMwca At Taar Sm loaU Caaatr Authoriaod • PoatUe • Buick • Rambler Dealer * h v.iu ■ u c u e u u (-u m r w u and ■ W g Cylinder — Aatwaatic Lee I Iraamaieriea - New T t * O P E N FRI. N ITE ’T IL S:00 & ALL DAY SATURDAY �Clock are Carrie Hilchett, MaJorie Ann Helmkh, Gary Hopper, Anita Quinones, pally Urban, Jane Vaught, Carolyn Wataoo,. Jimmy Walla and Louise Zavkski. fifth grade, Carry Mathis, Joe Vic­ kers, Marcia Berringar, Nancy Bay, Pamela Walaaek. Stalk grade, Mathew T h erein , Michael Thuraam. Evelyn Carl­ ton, Elaine Reno, Elaine Thomp­ son and John Burnett. Seven and eighth *rode, Diane \ccadl, Pat Blondi, Doris Harri­ son, Kathy Hughes, Susan Ryan, Leah StiUi, Richard Lainc, Mi­ chael Kay, Jimmy Walkur, Jamea Welch, John Smith, Broods Wil­ son, Linda Aricr, Bobby Corson and Wesley Corbett. . Xastoor la bead of Harold H. Hast ft* Oo., Shippers; . The Jayceca have If new mens ftars. Jay tee Membership drive •balrmaa John Alexander reported. At their luncheon, Alexander urged of Commerce lor next year. Other ofUcera named at tha group’s moating last night were Karl 1bnay, vies president; Mrs. Eleaaor Martin, aecrctary, and Mrs. Sidney Fowler, treasurer. 11m Lake Mary chamber has extended an invita­ tion to all candidates in tha May 1 primary election to apeak at Its April meeting. The meeting wifi be held April 7 at I p. to. f The rain brought an alligator put of hiding early Mila morning. ' An employe of the Herald tsid she spotted one ’’clomping*’ across fto road on Hwy. 17-M in front t t the high school. . “Guess it waa trying to gat out t t the rain," aba said. Dip Coleman was elecled presl•apt of MM Inks Mary Chamber LOS ANGELES (UP!) — TV. calm Tburaday when he described R. Bernard Pinch M a r hcea the precarious balancing of hia hla M gicit teal whan V* trie* lo life in West Covina and in various love nests with hia, mistress and convince a Jury that hla »ife waa co-defendant, Carole Tregoff, 23. ■hot in the back accidental..’ when When hia illicit love affair was ho "threw" the murder weapon discovered and threatened to shat­ away. ter hla country-club Hfa and tha The auavo aocialtta • phpalclan alee aauat explain why he brake hia bippocralic oath by faillna to aaaiat hla mortally wounded wifa and left bar to die in the drive­ way ad their Weal Covina, Cattf., MfDDLEBURY, Tt, <UPI) — home. The defenae haa ala led that The nation’s larger universities Pinch threw the death gun away should create centers for inten­ after a struggle with hia wifa, sive study of at least a.doxen of Barbara, laet July IS and it acci­ the more widely-spoken language* dentally diacharied a bullet Into of Africa, says Dr. Rtephen A. -freeman, vice president of Middleher baek. M alao bad Mated that Pinch bury College.. He said that until recently, fled the aeene In “ sheer panic, fright and deeperatlon" after knowing the language* of the Eu­ kneeling over hie wifa in a laat- ropean powers with African em­ pires was enough for eur political gaaped converaation. The 61-year-old aurgeon waa and economic contacts there. Teach African, Schools Urged financial credit of bis hoepiial, he decided an M e course of action: —He would continue ta aca Ms mistress and at tha asms time stall hia wife's divorce action un­ til after he hed owing a 6600,000 hospital loin. —He would n m ag o lo try to "got something” on hfa wild oven if he had lo Urn ■ “gigolo" to torney. Grant Cooper, Pinch tes­ tified ho discussed Weekly with Mias TregoH the possibility of getting hla wifa Involved with e gigolo. Ho said he spoke to hia m istresi about M by telephone lest June when Miss Tregoff was in Lea Vegas, Nev. She said she would bo glad to help and oo July 1 “ she called me on the phone and said, ‘Hoo­ ey, I've got good news for you. We’vo got a man to do the Job'," Pinch testified. tin t ho a s s hired to murder Mrs. Pinch, The state charges that when Cody failed lo follow through, Plneh did the Job him­ self. Pinch testified that Cody guar­ anteed Mm Jab weald be dona wMhM 30 da vs “if be had lo sleep with her himself end report end go M court sad testify M M a t" Demos A t W ork ATLANTA (UPI) Wealthy lawyer Henry Alexander twice raceatly erected an 16-foot, tw o bill­ board at the edge of bis 31-acre estate. Both times the sign that urged southerner* lo voM Repub­ lican was sawed in half by van­ dals. The exasperated lawyer said today be preferred to keep quiet ■bout any future plane for the billboard. Syracuse c e n t handcuff Will Chamberlain, Eight per sent of the point M. dustry’s product* did not exist M their present form five year* eg * according lo the National Paint, Varnish and Lssqusr AsenokStea. ' She bad lived In Labs Monroe for the past 66 yean. Site was the wifa of the Ufa Ray Chideater and was a member of the Church of Christ of Saaford. Guest Speaker Dr. William Anthony of Rutherfordton, N. C., will bo guest speak­ er and aaaiat with holy commun­ ion at the 1! a. m. service at All Saints Episcopal Church at En­ terprise Sunday. Dr. Anthony k former rector of AH Saints Church. 1• BROWNIB FIREFIGHTERS t t Holy Cram KdImomI Cfaiuvh Troop RSS learned how thp Sanford fin station is run Thumdnjr. Asat Chief R. t , Thomas, loft, nod Fireman R. K. White Jr. told thp Brownies about the atntlon. The little trapora of 228 m p Margaret Boll, Kathryn Biakon, Barbara Benton, Both Darby, Julia Dean, Jeanette Dunn, Ferny Fuller, Vicki Har­ din. Linda Patton, Patsy Parking. Bath Ann Record, Tarry Siskind, Elisahath Ann Sweeney and Tenl Talley, (HeraM Phahp) Hospital Notts Janet HuMphivya, Sanford Jean Tllshaw, Sanford Joseph Brown, Sanford Plarance Levy, Sanford Roy Lao Priesoo, Sanford Olands Robby, Sanford Elliott G. Moore, Parkridge, M. J. Clara Senders, Sanford WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Hu­ bert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) said today ho might accept tho chal- lenge of Sen. John P, Kennedy (D-Maii.) lor a preiidentlal pri­ mary eonteil in Nebrnka but has made do final decision. In announcing Tburaday that ho would enter the Indiana and Waal Virginia primaries, Kennedy noted ho had accepted Humphrey challagas in Wisconsin and Wait Vir­ ginia. Ha laid ha ragrettod (hat Humphrey had not accepted hla Invitations to enter other states. In both Wisconsin and West Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Harry YKahaw ■island, a daughter Mr, and Mrs. Richard Carr, Casselberry, a daughter Mr, tad Mrs. Jamas Hobby, Inaderd, a daughter n u ~ n ..u Leroy Hodge, Merritt Island Jamas P. Cullen, Sanford Karl Yoat, Saaford . Sally Ann Oyier, Sanford Rebecca TUlie, Sanford Ainaa Pttoian, Longwood Xlak Griffith, Sanford TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The tufae McClain, Sanford tom Man in Florida Stale UglvarMrs- Joseph Corky, Sanford lily's dean design elan k as Daniel Jonklna, Sanford handy with a dress pattern as Ms feminine classmate*. But Kirk Templeraan, ao-yeerold Junior from Miami Springs, had oao problem ha ftnlihiag wo eourae. All hk tlaasMitoa d*signed and CHICAGO (UPI) - Supermarks*a nan faking too efficient for mad# elothos for themeelm. Temple me a - weapon, In tito opinion of Mr*. ’ v Marla Kiefer, anocuUva director af Mata In D m s Design Clots Has Final f roblem LIT'L GIANT FOOD STORES r »t , ( -Jt' 1 1 In Supermarkets > -/ f . / m M N ation als the Warrior* U f-IW , Thu iitap night The Philadelphia Nipper's parforawooo eead Mas ever MM 3,000 point mark, only Ms MMrd player la National BeekethaK As­ sociation history h attain tbit Haight hi one tooaen. Chamberlain now lum l.Olti points, M shy of the rueord I,log held by Boh Patttt of S t Uwia for a single season. Mrs. Daisy Cbldsstar, TO, died at a local nursing home a t Bill p. as. Thursday night. I j but She ran aura padlock the real a t She' Philadelphia Warriors. m f �J-t V ' *Jr ■’< ' “ —n —« ’• ■*---- ' * / iirratt Qh? fcVOL. XLIX WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. High today. 66. Low tonight. 58. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 624 Expansion Starts At Dynatronks WASHINGTON (UPI)-Aasistant Air Force Secretary Joseph V. Chary k has ad milled to House in­ vestigators that human errors were behind some failures in the Titan intercontinental ballistic mis­ sile program. Testimony made puhlic today by Dymilronics will double its size by mid-April. Work has started on a 20,000 square foot Dynatronica plant addition to cost 8148,000. It will be connected to the present 20,000 square foot plant. The expansion means Dynatronicn will add another 160 employees to its present crew of 160, Vice President George Anderson suid Saturday. /le w s B riefs Mac A rthur Better NEW YORK (U P U -G tn. Douglae MaeArthur, boapitaUted with a urinary ditorder, la feeling bet* ter. He haa been aittini la an arm ­ chair enjoying an occasional game of parch!at with hie wife. Scouts Honored • WASHINGTON (UPI) - Poet m eitrr General Arlhur E. Suramerfield today dedicated a aew stamp commemorating tba anniversary aI tha Boy St America. Arabs Meet QAMO t u n ) — Km ministers of eight Arab meet M a y to diacnao "the Pel■ s tin t problem" and larael'a in­ tention to direct waters e l the River Jordan te irrigett toe No- Taylor Breaks Ann WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen. MaswaJt D. Taylor, former Army ebtof of stall who suffered s bro­ ken a m whea struck by a taxi Saturday, remained to aetiafae^ e r y condition today at. WaKar (fin ed A ray HoopUaL Additional Arms JERUSALEM, Israeli (UPI) Israel plans to atop up purchases of arm s and military equipment m a result ef eurrent border claihet wtth the United Arab Re­ public sad to compensate for the recent flew of Soviet arms lute Arab countries. % «w OovemmEfit Lins PARIS (UPI) - Premier Michel to M ef Prauee's key regional administrators today to lap down the new peveramant lias k toe aftermath of the Alglees toeurreattoe. WMh P ebra at the meeting was Interior Minister Pierre Cbateaot, tbeSundays nifbt from aa spot Investigation ef toa Algorton filtusU en. Civitan Club C h itf To Spook* Joe H ornet ef OuntomiUe, Ale., totersaUeusl president ef toe Ctrltna organixation will speak to Use local club al their T p. « . meeting tonight. • The m uting wiS be et toe May­ f a i r Inn. . The ism e type work will be done In the new building a* is done in the present plant, conilruction of space tracking and antenna tracking electronic equip­ ment. Completion dale for the new building 1* April 13. Seminole County Developer J. Bralley Odham la building the addition. Odham gave credit to Florida State Bank President Gene Tucker for successfully negotiat­ ing for the money lo build the addition. Negotiations to get the addition have been going on for the past *0 days. •‘Without him we couldn't have done it,'* Odham laid. The new building and increase in person­ nel will give Dynatronica a .pay­ roll of more thaa S3 million per year. More then 40 of the new employee will be engineers in the 110,000 per year salary range. Dynatronica projection la 030 employes ia two and ■ halt to three year* and more than 1,000 employes in five years. Odham said that la five /ears with 1,000 peraona employed, the corpora­ tion’# annual payroll will be III million, equal to the Naval Air Station's. Dynatronica official* laid the corporation haa doubled its per­ sonnel and quadrupled its dollar volume of bualnesa in each of the last two y asn . Vie# President Anderson said Chamber of Commerce Manager JoU kK rldor’a effort! to locating Dynotronlei in Seminole Counly here “have really been tremen­ dous.” K rldtr started work to loeate toa etactranlca company to Juna ISM. Odham built the exist­ ing plant which waa occupied la July, 1939. City Board, Town Councils To Meet Tonight in town council night In Seminole County. The Sanford City Commission will boar the pollution roview of Like Monroe at Ita • p. m. meeting in City Hall. Requests for street lights, a beer and wine permit, con­ sideration aa vacating city lend, transfer of city fund* and the second reeding of on ordinance •ota bUshing residence require­ ments for solicitors are also on the ageada. The Casselberry Board ef Alder­ men will meet at T:M p. m. In the teem hall. Tba Altamonte Springs town council will also bold its evening meeting In the town hall. Tba Loogwood council last week scheduled aa adjourned meetin f for tonight. le a p Y e a r' Sanford Boy Te M a rk Third Birthday ■ Larry Jeffrey ia la the tilth grade at flaoferd Grammar Scboel and is aa A student with aetentitle Interests la biology tod astro­ nomy. Ills height ef four feet, eight inches makes him big for bis age —ha will celsbrato Ms third birthdav this month. Larry la well travelled for his age. B o n la Omaha, Neb., be was in Tuscambia. Ala., when bla birth data rolled around agala. The aext time it came, Larry waa ia Mt. Clements, Michigan. You see, Larry waa bora aa Feb. to, IMS and la actually 12years-old. His birthday only comet once every tour years, since he was bora in a leap year. He gels special attention when the big day arrives. This year Larry will have bis birthda. calm in achoal. Larry Is the son of Ma|. and ■ M rs. R. W. Jeffery of III W. ^ l j l h St. Ms). Jeffrey ti director af fighter operations tor Uu Unit­ ed Matos Air Force at Itaiuki, Japan. Hie alder brother, Cordell. Is a senior at Seminole High School. Larry celebrates bis birth­ day on Fab. 21 whan the calendar doesn't Include thot extra day. the House defense appropriations subcommittee also disclosed that the Bomare anti-aircraft missile successfully destroyed only nne supersonic target In 10 test shots. Rep. Daniel J . Flood tD-Pe.) said Titan launching crews had been guilty of "inexcusable and appall- Zoning Tuesday The first in n series uf hearings un n new compre­ hensive xtminfr plan will he held Tuesday a t 7:80 p.m. In the county commission chambers Ih the courthouse. The hearings tomorrow night will be for residents of District 5. Zoning board members wilt be on hand to explain the new proposed law which will ha submitted to the County Commission for approval aftar hearings are held In all the diatricta of the county. FORGING AHEAD, Chumber of Commerce Munuger John Kridor, left, Dynatronica vice president George Anderson, and Batty Odham, daughter of addition builder J. Brailey Odham. man a tractor clearing land for Dynntronics {14:1,000 new building. The plant .addition which will double the a iie of Dynatroniee' operations, ia scheduled for completion by April 15. (Herald Photo) Galloway Estimates Large Charles Harrison, Member Of Counly Increase In Tax Collections County Tax Collector John GalluWtiy today enlimated School Board, Dies th at approximately {1,400,000 will be collected in taxes from Seminole County School Hoard county residents before the April 1 deadline. Member Charles F. Harrison died Galloway suid that thus far, over {1 million had been suddenly in Seminole Memorial Hospital Friday, collected. The tax collector suid that an increase of {400,000 is ex- Mr. Harrison, 14, was born to pected ns compared with taxes collected in 1938. He explained that the countywide reappraisal and increased industry la tha county waa the prime reason for the increase in taxes. \ . .Galloway - reported, etoo -that eollectioa from auto license tags would go over the figule collect­ ed last year. Galloway said he had no figures available this morning bul "we are way ahead of last year la issuing tags." Residents must have their 1990 plates by Feb. 10. Klansmen Hear Downs Speak Florida Ku KIux Klansmen heard George Down* kick off his cam­ paign tor governor Saturday urging that state school! be kept segre­ gated and that add IIIon si money be used in aiding “Florida's senior ciltiens." Downs, a resident of Winter Park spoke to over 100 Klansmen and their families at a chicken barbe­ cue at the Farmers Auction Mar­ ket at Hwy. 17-92. Klansmen from Seminole County and other parts of the state attend­ ed the barbecue which waa spon­ sored by the state organisation. Lansing Improved Tha condition of Porter Lansing was reported a i “slightly improv­ ed" by members of hie family to­ day, Lansing was seriously hurt In an auto accident last Tuesday and baa been in critical condition at Orange Memorial Hospital. Mikoyan's Tour Chancey, Ga. He lived In Geneva tor Ihe past A3 years. Mr. Harrison was a member of the Metbodlat Church, or Geneva and of the Oviedo Masonic Lodge, Surviving are Mr. Harrison's wife, M rs,.Susie W. Harrtoon of Geneva; IteujJaughterx,, m » , J.* •L. -Brown df t&Steve and M u. W. M. Torres of FI. Bennlng, Ga.; two sons, , lleory Harrison af Geneva and Kennrth Harrison of Ormond Btaeh; three grand­ daughters, Carol Sue Torres or Ft. Banning, and Ann and Cindy Har­ rison of Ormond Reach; three grandsons, Jimmy Brown of Gen­ eva, Charles. Torres of Ft. Ben­ nlng and Mike Harrison of Or­ mond Beach. Funeral eervlcea were held Sun­ day at 4 p. m. at the Geneva Methodist Church, w i t h Rev. George II. Carlton and Rev. Jack L Stewart in charge, Buriel waa in Geneva Cemetery. Members ef the school board acting aa booary psllbaartra were John L Brumley, L. E. Jordan, W. A. Patrick, and J. A. Bisline. School Sirpt. R, T, Mllwee, admin­ istrative assistant W. A. Teague and Director of Instruction Stew­ art Gatcbel were also honorary pallbearers. Active pellhearera were Frank Wheeler Jr., John Thomas, F.rnest M. Ward,' T. V. Brown. Y. W. Yarborough, W. G. Kilbec, Henry Krelxer and J. V. Stowe)I. Brii son Funeral Home was In charge of funeral arrangements. HAVANA (L’P j)—Prcm jrr Fidel Castro'e revolutionary regime maintained a tight security black­ out today on the movements of Soviet Deputy Premier Ans|las Mikoyan, whose appearance at a Russian exposition here Friday was accompanied by • flurry of gunfire. informed sources said Mikoyan would be a guest of honor at a supper-receplioo at ■ tonight in toe Cuban "while bouse," but no information could be obtained ■bout his program tor the day. There also were reports that Mikoyan would give a dinner at (he Havana Hilton hotel Tuesday night for Castro, President Otvstdo Dorticos Torrado and diplo­ mats from nations which nisintain relations with Russia. The Soviet official appeared Sunday al a union-sponsored mass meeting lealuring attacks on the United Males by leaders of Cuba'a semi-official unions. Reliable sources said Mikoyan spent Saturday at Varadrro Reach, 70-odd miles east of Havana, lour* lng the orphanage wbirh now oc­ cupies the luxury home of ousted ex-President Fulgencio Batista. Mikoyan has been telling audi­ ences in Cuba that 42 years ef WASHINGTON (U P l)-A Senate Communism have made'Russia a greater power than the United subrommitttee recommended to­ day creation of a national "office Slates. ef the aging" to give full-lime attcr.t'on to the problem! of the nation's senior cilUens. The Unlit d States, it aaid, la faced with " a new population ex­ plosion at the other end of life's A new explorer scout post haa cycle." started to Sanford. Explorer Post 302 sponsored by Naval Air Mation will mret at 7:30 p. m. Wcductd*). at thr TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For­ NAS Marine barracks. Buys 14-17 mer House Speaker Farris Bryant are invited to Join There are of Ocala repurled today he got seven explorer scouts registered 94,413 In contributions lo his gub­ In Ihe troop now. ernatorial campaign last week, The troop took a Jet engine to making him high man for the Ihe scout circus In DcLand Sat­ week and to> to# campaign to urday night and arc planning a date. dance to be l;.ld in Ihe NAS hallroom March 4. Boya interested In Joining should contact Bob Ant bos at FA 1-4135 or Gene Wil­ liams at FA 2-3092. Aid To Senior Citizens Urged New Scout Post Formed Here 0 Bryont Campaign Probers Begin Payola Hearing WASHINGTON (UPI) — House Investigators open hearinga today on payola. They aaid they were nure testi­ mony would show a need for new lawn to crack down on what they called • “rampant" radio-TV practice. The Houae subcommittee on legislative overnight, which Investigated TV quit ahow rigging last fall, haa nubpenaed a number of witaeaaee tor the new haaringa, On the baste of an exploratory inquiry, the subcommittee da. scribed aa "rampant" the praetire of unUer-lhe-lable payments to broadcasting station employee to push record* or coneeal com­ mercial*. Sessions tola week will be de­ voted to reported peyula incidents in Boston and Cleveland. Reps. John J. Flynl Jr. (D-Ua.) end John 8, Bennett (K.Mirh.) said a new proposal by the Fed­ eral Communications Commission to cuib payola would not detsr tha House investigation. Both lubrummlUee members said new legislation is nseded to reinfurvo tho FCC plan. The.FCC, andoj- fire from tho rung reasional Invosligatora, an­ nounced Friday it waa 'considerIn* W regufctiUa I t rdW* pay­ ola and aipose rigging of quia shows. The House group, In a weekend report on Its quia ahow Inquiry, •commended one aew lew that would hit specifically a t poyolo. It would require station* to an­ nounce publicly any undercover payments mods for advertising pluga. Judge Denies Chessman Appeal TUCSON, Aria. (UPI) -F e d e ra l Judge Richard 11. Chambers today denied a new appeal hearing for convicl-aulhor Caryl Chessman. Chessman la scheduled to be ex­ ecuted in 11 days. Ha was danied permission to appear in person be­ fore Chambers and hia case waa presented by attorneys. Chambers, of the 9th Cirruit Cowl of Appeals, beard argu­ ments last week by Chessman's attorney a and by the California Attorney General's office. Attorney A. L. Wlrte, Americas Civil Liberties lawyer serving as ■ friend of the court ia the rase, Mid be would appeal to Ihe U.B. Supreme Court for a stay of exe­ cution. He said he had not decided to appeal to the satire court or to ■ single Justice. Kiwanians To Hear Fire Ant Talk The spread of fire ants in Ihe counly end how farmers can deal with this meoanre will be aired at the Kiwaata Club meeting Wed­ nesday. Charles Youlsey of tba Mato Plant Board will speah to the group at Ibslr noon 1j nekton at the Clvle Center. Dick Forbes will Introduce Youtary at Wednesday's meeting. Next Wednesday the Kiwanians will hold aa entertainment pro­ gram with David Wayna Matties playing select ions oa his guitar. 1p. m.Stocks ing errors in personal Judgm ent in at least two firing failures «8 Ibe multlmillloo-dollsr ICBM. Charyk admitted under totemslvc questioning by Flood that "there have certainly been human errors that have resulted In daiWage to certain missiles." The Air Force civilian research and development chief said Flood apparently referred te "caaeg where difficulties were encounters ed due to'the failure lo follow pro­ cedures which have been set up." But Charyk aaid 1) j inridenta "have resulted in an intensive re ­ view of the complete operation al the Titan program and some ms Joe modifications in procedures hava been affected." He also Mid “per­ sonnel changes have been made" and “ recent indications are that many of the deficiencies which exisled earlier have been remov­ ed." Last week, the Titan was fired twice from the Cepe Canaveral, Fla., teat center. Once, Its second Adas. Arteigh A. Burke, tha chief sf Naval Operaltona, to­ day expressed his complete confldeace to Ike ability af tola country to deter any attack by too Soviet Union. Burke told Ike Moose Spare Committee h* "thought tho failed Mates Is tho moat pow­ erful neUoa on earth.” Mo said there was "nothing Russia can. do to Stop bar detraction W tod wants to atari a w ar." slags' was successfully separate! la flight lor the Brat time. On second firing, the mlstito ■7 seconds after blast-off. Flood olio questioned Charyk and other Air Force officiate aboto the Bomare program. Flood aaid the anti-aircraft missile, w U to w to the subject af a major aengreem tonal battle lest year, would haVp coat tho nation 91,100,000,000 I f next July- NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock prices al 1 p. m.: American TAT .................. I t l i American Tobacco i l l ) *• **»• 103 Bethlehem Steel . 491* Caterpillar «#■'**•"»******* » H C * 0 .. •m i a**• *«m * ■ ■ in Chrysler . Curllsa • Wright JAW DuPonl ............... I M M M M M g s m 97Vi Eastman Kodak TIM Ford Motor ....... •7te General Electric General Motors . MMMIlB 4 7 * Graham • Paige aw Int. T*T ... • MiKHAait e U H WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con­ I.nrlll*rd 97 Minute Meld a iiie iiia f in a 1IH gressional investigator* returned Paaney .......... • m m i i i m m llgVk lo (he defense arena today and Demos, GOP Battle Over Space Policy •Sfoval Vmtlteau•"'"* Sears'R^Tbuck dvarS II UPDUCK .n iiie tiM i Standard Oil (NJ) ............... Studebakrr .................... . U. I. Steal ........ ............... Wesllnghouse El. ............ 1. ** 4*W II 0314 49 Voters League Meets Tuesday fhtt*$pfrew-W ow a!^ ,jS .»|k - m ministration's 1 *l . ‘ mUiterf wJ S L T T Over the weekend. Baa. Kern Muadt (E ND.) and Rap. fleorga If. Mahon (D-Tcx.),' chairman nl the Houae Military Appreprtatiand subcommittee, kept toe defcaen eontroveny boiling. Muadt. In n resort to hia earnatituent*,. charged that the Dams* crallc critic* (f the admtototrattef have been pUytog “not to ‘poto erful' politics « ■ critic el teens-' our security." Mahon, appearing an n totetoaion program, said the* United States facet “ a frightening allowlion" becauan of Soylel tupartep Hy In mtealto developmeat. Tba newly harmed Voters Lea­ gue of District I will mast Tues­ day at 7:13 p. m. to tho court­ house and all registered voters ia the district are urged to at­ tend. The purpose of the organisation, according to Don Fletcher, chair­ man. te to get candidates aad get out Ihe vote to that district. Speaker* at the mealing Tues­ day will Include John Fit spat rick, MIAMI (UPI) - D m Canal who announced he la seeking the county commissioner poet from Guard at Miami reported today E had received radio sisaaagsA that District I. U. S. Ship Sends Distress Signal Sanford Boy Hurt In Mishap A ll-year-old Sanford boy was •hot to tho hip Saturday when ho and a companion were taking target practice with a .22 rifle. Donald Gorman of 1117 Celery Ave., was token to Seminole Memorial Hospital with a bullet wound in hit left hip. Hit mother, Mrs. Edna Mae Gormen, took the boy to the hospital, police Mid. Man Is Arrested For Setting Fire A Casselberry man was arrett­ ed for willfully setting a fire on property other than hit own, Sun­ day. Drpuly L. J. Kris and a Flor­ ida Forest Servlet ranger arrest­ ed Allen Dewey Johnson for set­ ting a flr« near the Seminole Raceway, aherllTt deputies re­ ported. The ranger eaw Johnson Mltlng the fire, they aaid. an American ship wna an and ■inking off Fort de Pranas, Marti toque. The chip waa Identified aa top S. I. Clara. H waa art known hmr many peraona wars an board, A Coast Guard spokesman aaid the radio messages came from g French government Station at Feat de France, He said the Aral mes­ sage road “Clara 'on firs wLbotrt men on board. Drifting Id ntitod south of Fort da Franca.” The spokesman aaid another mom sage informed hit office ghat til crewmen aboard the Clara had been taken off by a French naval vessel. Jesse James In Sanford Jail Jets# James te In the Sanford Jail. Police ggl. Ben Butter arretted the Sanford Negro Saturday. James, of 1302 Williams Are. waa ebargad with breaking late Sam Glover's 1002 Poplar Are, room and taking soma of Glover’i clothes, Churchgoer Adm its Dynam ite Plant In Pastor's Car Forester Speaks To Cattlemen Seminole County cattlemen beard. a "double barrel" program at their Vnoothly meeting Saturday at Lee's Ranob ia Chuluota. Charles Chellman. county farm forester spoke to cattlemen on faci­ lities available to them ia develop­ ing and expanding woodland and forest areas on their ranches. The association also saw n Was aa haymaking, toting tbs le ts * In equipmrat to cut the bayauktog work lead. Missile Program Errors Admitted Youths Arrested On Cor Thefts LAKEY JJtk PUKY 18 DIG YOU AGE lU ilK E Sheriff's deputies arretted three boys for stealing three cart this Borning. The boya took one car, got U ■tuck, took another and got it ■tuck, and then ran another into a mailbox, deputies N. R. See. borger and K. F. Grant reported. Tba boy* began bitting other n” ‘lb. r.ea and the commotion led to their axraaL U1LSTEAD. Ga. (UPI). - “ I would never have suspected him. Why, 1 waa with him at a dea:ona' meeting Thursday night." That waa tba bsftled reaction of the Rev. J. T, Robinson today to a confession by a highly-respected member of his church that he "booby trapped" Kobiaaoo'a car with a dynamite bomb.| William Columbus Johnson, 34, who apparently waa enamoured of (no paraon’a wife, woa arrested Saturday • and r i o t e d with at­ tempted m u n k r for rigging two IW ■licks of dynamite to Ihe M yearold minister's station wagon. The dynamite was to wired lo explodn U tiw parson flicked on hie bright lights. Johnson, the father of ■ 13-yearold ton and a loom-fixer al Calla­ way Mills to Miittoad, Ga., aaid he rigged ihe bomb to the vehicle while the Baptist preacher waa at­ tending a church meeting at At­ lanta last Tuesday. Detective W. K. Perry Mid Jehaian broke down under questioning. Perry aaid pierce of wire aad laps matching those of the ! were found in Johnson's garage. Robinson found the bomb insert­ ed In a slit of the upholstery of hi* car whan ho stopped for a snack on hit way home from Atlanta. Detective Parry u id Johnson's motive stemmed from ■ “domes­ tic" quarrel with Robinton. He de­ clined to |e Into further detail, but It waa teamed from neighbor* aad parishioners that tha quarrel coocoraad Johnson's fepUnga about tho pastor's wife, Valms, M. Johnson, a heavy-set man with thinning curly hair, alngtof In the choir directed by Mr*. Robinson, waa on almost every church commillcc, and a member of the board of deacons. Robin too. bla wife and children allowed up tor services but a substitute Jimea Watt Jr-, a theology cot, preached to h it During the aarmon aqvarnl i eacea were made in Urn in Urn congregation, nod one ^a*hero*today whs come to worship." m m m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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