14 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a27753340ae12923ad18ca89923452fd.pdf c2553bc07910965f196b24a438afb4f3 PDF Text Text • HERSHEYS OR DIXIE CRYSTALS [./SU G A R 1 WAiHWflTCW (tlW) Th# ' Bmttheoelan tiwtltutkm, that prarf old rttle hoarder, la gat* i tifig seutlttv* about balng deacrlbad aa "tha nation’* attic." "Fltae* don’t can ua that," aald frank A. Taylor, director of tha Smithsonlan’i Mbieum o( HI*. 1*7 and Technology, and t prom* . load I wouldn’t. But offhand I ean’t think of a better deacriptlon. f I dropped In on Taylor to find ant about tha new museum tha .Cmltfasonlaa la building to hou*o part of ita vast collection of mem* arabllia from America’a pait. ! ; Hound out 1 had been houilng a i mlaapprehanatoo. Bomaaaa had . told mo that the gaihhaonlan waa required by taw ; to acaapt everything that waa tan; dared to R and waa forbidden to threw anything away. 1 uaderatood it had icveral warehouse! arammad with un* •aightly, aeeleas and unwanted ob­ jects that had been handed over to it for preaarvalion. Not ao, aald Taylor. i_,, * paai * mg m n * Be aald tbir Impression muit have etemmed from varloua mag­ nate* article* that hava pictured |tha Bmlthaonlan aa aqulrrallng <away aueh attic treasure# as old bird cages, broken baseball bats and portraits of maiden aunts. "Actually, wa're pretty selec1 tive la what wa taka," be .said. ' The Smithsonian doea, In 'fact, have aevaral million article* in . storegt. But Taylor explained that this reflectad u shortage of dis­ p la y apace rather than any deelm to keep than hidden. He aald tha public Icndi to *think ef the SmHfcaonlan la term# at thoaa two medieval •looking building* that (tend on tho mall •} « between the- Capitol and tho Wahlngtoo Monument. Thll la a R mliconceptlon. Th* futltutlaa Institutes. on a far-flung scale, operating three P■lllEWuniii two n iiiicngg, ' .museum*, twa iart galleries, ■ a * fine arts collection, ■ bureau of ethnology, an aitropbyslca) ob* aervotary, a biological center, an taUrnaUanal exchange eervlc* and •g *oo. 1 prasunm an of thorn have apace trouble*. However, the prob,1am In Ttylar’a hlatory tad tech­ nology bellwick will he largely salved when th* new M-mllllon* • dollar muaeum la completed in IH2 It'will be iltuated near thp two etfUs-Uk* ayaaotaa on tha mall. But it won't look anything Ilka (ham. H wfll b* a marble struei tar* ef cantemporary dcilgn. ( tbar* will be three exhibition floors eapaelally laid out for auch thing* aa a •team locomotive, tho deok oa which Jefferson draft■od th* Declaration of Indepen­ dence, Washington's sword and, * Jan* Appleton Piarca'a Inaugural : gown. t think Taylor is .right in n . anting th* traditional deacriptlon «f tha Bmlthaonlan. Whoever ; hoard of aa attic with a loco* motivoT W IL L G IV E -U P ABSOLUTELY MEATS FREE (THE FIRST *10.06 OF YOUR PURCHASE) It la wonderful to hare complete eeH-confidence whan buy* ing me*la, and In know yon are right ovary time! Our W H E N A RED ON YOUR CASH STAR APPEARS REGISTER TAPE — THERE W ill. BE MANY WINNERS — DON'T MI88 IT ■lore has made K poaalble for yon to eliminate aJV doubt aodl uncertainty in buying hoof. Every package of our naturally aged dcMcioue hoof has the Swift's Premium laaort innide to guide you in your ndeetlona. 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FRESH M AM ** 9‘ �vS-r* iu '*T "- - Tv ' — — < 1:*r ■' 'Slander' Keeps Good M en From Running, Krider Says IlMt leading aitizena an afraid In run for public office bee b u m of "alander campaigna" thay have to face, County Comminioa Chair­ man John Krider totd the ttwaato Club yesterday, "llanp eitUena o n Mtuctaot to aeek offiee Baamtaa they know they face character assassination by tboM who oppoie them," Krider f laid in a talk ot the Mwania hmeh- The commission ehataman, 8 the CUy Cornpeople have accused me ef nroft and corruptkm af ail kinds while I’ve been ta office. J’d bo glad to hove a grand Jury check tho m olds, M lh* eeousees fori sK ou the sidelines." Krider, commissioner for Dis­ trict i, mid "right bow, 1 don’t even know whether PM make any plans ta run again myself.” The emsnty commissioner also gave a brief rundown of county problems due ta a projected in­ creased growth by 197S of ISO,000 persona and summarized tha progress lh* county commission haa made on a new county jail, re­ modeling Um courthouse and road work. ® Ji£ § > m tfflrh WKATHKR: Showers and thundoratorma scheduled tonight. High today, TO-75. Low tonight. 56-60. VOL. XLIX United Pnma Leased Wire 1 p. m. Slocks Block NEW YORK (UPl) prices at 1 p. m. American Airlines . . . . . American TAT ........... S2S 100% American T\>barco ..... aotv Bethlehem Steel . . . . . . Caterpillar . . . . . . 20% --------- 17% C A O .... Chrysler . Curtiss Wright ..................... 26% DuPont ............................ 236' i Eastman Kodak ................. M% Ford Motor .............. ......... General Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . •0 S9 General Motors ........... 2% Graham Paige •iliit it fd iii Inti. T A T ......................... 34% Lorillard ....................... .. 37% Minute Maid ....................... ' Penney ............................. 7)6% Penn HR ............................ l a* Hoyal American .............. Sears Roebuck ......... .......... 4* Standard Oil N X ................. 46% Sludebaker ......................... 19 U. S. Steel ................... 90% Weslinghntise El. U Established 1908 THURSDAY. FEBRU ARY 4, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA W 3C 1 $ 2 ,5 0 0 In Cash Stolen From Roumillat Store About $2,500 was stolen from Roumillat and Andcrsnn'a Drug Store Monday, Sanford police revealed today. • Police said F. K. Roumillat Sr. laid the money behind the prescription counter and left it there in three bank bugs and one paper sack for 2ft minutes. It was gone when he returned. Roumillat said today that he was nutaide the prescription room only about 20 feet away from the money when it was taken. The theft happened about 7 a. m. Roumillat intend­ ed to deposit the money in the bank. Police nnid they nre holding a former RoumllUt and Anderson employe on simpleton of having taken the money. The employ# wan in the atom at the time of the robbery, they naid. Houmlllat oald hia inauranco only covert brooking und entering the ntore, not thefU of thla kind. The drug •tore never haa boon burglarized boforo. Chief Roy Williams aaid that another local buninaaoman reported $1,500 loat a few montha ago, The money had been misplaced, however, and police found it. Heroic Measures Needed, Taylor Tells Probers P A R I * <UPD - Prealdoat Charles DeGsulle today fired Da* puty Premier Jacques Houstalla, former tightest strong maa la Algeria, Informed sources n p oot MARIAN W. WILLIAMS gets pin for 3ft years of service with Florida Power A Light Co. from Manager Scott Burns. (Herald Photo) Flu Warning School Administrative Assistant Walter Teague to­ day advised all parent! to keep their children at home if they have aigna of the fin rather than tending them to school. A chock of school# in the area thli morning revealed that while the flu haa hit most student bodies, absen­ teeism has nbt reached "alarming proportions," Mrs. May Fort, attendance officer for Seminole High School aald "a good many children were out yes­ terday, but many have retimed today.” , ' Mr*.' Fort* denied‘any report that the school may be forced t* eloee down because of the excaastve absenteeim due to the flu bug. 8nafoed Junior High School and elementary schools In the eMg alee report absenteeism up, but nothing alarming. , Israel Border Dispute Spreads To Other Areas UwH&i P rtM liU rM lIoiurf The Israeli radio reported today an Israeli soldier was wounded at midday in a new eschange of fire along the tense Iaraeli-Syrln border. Syrian aoldiera were aaid to hava opened fire on an Israeli patrol near the wfllago of Shear Ylnhu in the Hula "" YnHey ia upper Galilee. h !,l . ‘ I r It wee the first report the (moldD I jI llC I J r O lln S border dispute had extended District 5 Forms Voting League Utility Company Awards Employes For Long Service Service pins In recognition of a total of 313 yesri ort the Job were presented ta 30 rtortda Power A Light Co. employes'tut night at a dinner at Lake Monroe Inn. ^ Henry Moore, supervisor ef dis­ tribution and transmission, and L. J. Reaves, po .r plant super­ visor were recognised for 34 years service each with the oompany. Marian W. Williams sod C. L. Moan, assistant to the vice presi­ dent, got awards for 30 years service in the ceremony presided over by Manager W. Scott Burns, who got a 25-year pin himself. Other swards given included W, O. UvingstaD, customer service supervisor, 2* years; J. it. Grant, commercial service supervisor, 29 years; Margaret M. Wright, M yean; J. B. Phillips, 20 years. Lucille Carver, IB years; D. E. Thrasher, II; B. I. Austin, 10; H. A. Canell, eight; J. W. Buckter, B; Lucy Nowlin, three; W. M. Osborne, three; J. E. Hig­ gins Jr., two; and Henry Morgan and James Warner, one year each. Stockholder! Meet WASHINGTON fUPD-Hta barn Pspettesenl mat la ( tuss M ay a MS saktag m ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION President Dr.,Bara Lh Hammond, center,-told Seminole' County AtJE mMhberf Tuesdiy bow Ieach erg can Improve their offering to pupil*. With Dr. Hammond Are Mrs. Charles Roach, president of the county ACE. right, and Lalm Monroe Elementary School teacher Miss liable Chapman. Educator Stresses Teacher's Job Porter Lansing, longtime Sanford resident who. was_ injured In an ■uto accident Tuesday night, which killed two men. Is still In critical condition at Orange Me­ morial Hospital late this morning. The two men killed in the mis­ hap, which occurred on Hwy. 1792 near the Lake Monroe Bridge, were Thafdeus J. Croshy of Jack­ sonville end Leon J. Daugherty of Fernandina Beech. A brother of on* of Ihe victims, Thomas Y. Crosby, who was in­ volved In the accident is reported in fair condition at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. How icachers can fmprove their see whether it is ceuslng presfering to pupils was eiplaintd surra on tbn pupil, Dr. Hammond r Dr Sara Lou Hammond here seld. Moving from town ta town, sesday. divorce, broken homes and workDr. Hammond Is president of ing parents esn cause harmful r Association fur Childhood Kdu- pressures on rbltdren, the doctor ition and an authority on stile said. She urged leechere ta deterid netlonal education. mine arrangements mode for I Teachers - should find out the child at home when a mother luation in a child’s home end works. Different behavior stand------------------------------------------ ird( |t j„ lchool nod in Casselberry Course "o Double Its Size The Casselberry golf course will luble in slit before Ihe summer out, Mayor W. M. Benson isld day. The nine hate course will be beyond a limited area near the ORLANDO, Fie.—Minute Maid V fh lS n n l a a n t A Artb » “ *»*♦ * T***tik, ta the Corporation announced today that V O llllQ LCOQUG demilitarised sene eouth af the Bee the annual meeting of stockhold­ ers will be held at 10 a. m. Thurs­ of Galilee. day, Mar. 24, in the orflcee of Residents Dis­ Reeidenii hove have formed a DieAa Israeli military spokesman the Bankers Trust Company, trict Met ■ Voters League "ta gst get seld the Israeli* returned the Sy- In New York City. m candidates sad sod get out cut IL t- vote" vote" rise fire, but one Israeli soldier ia that district. wq/i wounded. Don Fletcher ta ef ie chairman of The report followed reports from the league, wbieh has scheduled Syria that strong tank-led forces Its first meeting Tuesday at 7:30 H r i being rushed ta the main p. m. in ia the courthouse. Letters oorder trouble spot. regis­ ■re being, sent tent cut out ta nil reglifresh troops and battle equiptered voters ta District lered DlatrU I urging meat were being moved toward the lo Jobs them ta Jala tho the league am at. at- embattled demilitarised rone viilend Us meetings. tend Inge of Tiwsfik on the Israell-Syria meet- border despite an urgent United Speakers at the Tuesday meatw lng will include John Fitzpatrick, Nations plea that both aides with Loch Arbor resident, who an­ an- draw nil military forces from the nounced Wednesday that be will wilt area. qualify as ss a candidate for the .Neither side had to far respondDistrict 3 commission post. lo u » V. N. and " ---------— United Nations ia New York, Itm , , . rael and the United Arab Republic lllfA m A B r lH O fl traded charges of aggression WedI I I W I I v l l I IIIC U oesdsy night in letters to the U. N. Security Council. Aen h v i u i M w A s e s tm l* ' Israelis and Syrians at the trouU ll D r i v i n g t O U n iS j"* •**, remained .1 wary -rm. * length end there was a temporary Two men men were were fined ffned 9230 f2S0 on on !I j l f i b?rd!![ reckthat threatened to touch driving while InUulcated and reck­ leu driving charges chsracs in countv powder-keg. less county court Wednesday. John Mlnnsrtk of Sanford was j fined 9130 on two charges of driving while Intoxicated. Minnarik pleaded guilty. Lester Cole­ man of Gainesville pleaded guilty A United Presbyterian Church lo reckless driving and was fined is planned for Casselberry. *100. An organizational meeting will Tuesday, James A. Colton of Al­ be held In a week, Town Mayor tamonte Springs was also found W. M. Benson eald today. A fund guilty of driving while Intoxicated: drive for the church will also STRAIGHT "A ” STUDENTS nt Seminole High School got s plenaunt and reckless driving. County Judge ■tart then. The property on the reward when report curds were handed out yesterday. Top grades wont to Wilson AI*M0d«r decided le with­ center ef Winter Park Drive ead Johnny Allred, Buddy Fulpor, Stove Rowell, Doug Tamny, Penny Anderson, hold Colton’s sentence uetil Fri­ Crystal Bowl has been acquired Joy Wester, Frankie Jonea, John Boniface, Johnny Phillips, Jane Harward, day. for the church, Benson said. All Nancy Butler. Cordell Jeffrey and Henry Morgan. Guidance Counsellor Harry L. Zion of Maitland was Presbyterians ta Casselberry an* ■award W. Chrtat i o on look# aver one of the top cards with aonw af the InvHed le attani tho organize found guilty ta DWI and straight “ A " pupils. (Herald Phdlo) lioaa! meeting. fined fTL Two Men Fined •On Driving Counts New Chuch Set . For Casselberry • Dr. Hsmmond sold that la tic t S f S iT lK t t make decisions. All opportunities should be used to educate lay persons, she said. Tetchera should know the principles of eduratioe. They should have resource* and referrals at their cummaad end should know whet they are doing and why, Ihe doctor urged. Teachart ahould provide ectlvltlea that wiU develop skills ta which children are larking. They should bo able ta took at criti­ cism ead use H to their advant­ age hi improving teaching. Dr. Hammond laid. Sometimes a child will get bad grader but thr teacher should make the parents understand that (hi* it only one case and should not give a fates picture of the whole reboot system. Teachere should know what cultural and reereatlaa centers are available for youngsters, Dr. Hammeed •aid. Beck To Appeal OLYMPIA, Wash. (U N ) - Parmar Tssmstars Union PrsaUmt Dave Beck seta M a y he wwsM appeal Ike Mata Supreme Oeuet ruling upholdtag hia Jell eeeteeee. Found Guilty MIAMI (U N ) - Mr*. CtlM In i Tresatar, M, the no-called "wkMe hollts queen** of South Dede County Negro districts, was found guilty Wednesday of third dope# murder to the hllltag of e Negro mat. Request Rejected WASHINGTON (UP1) - Medee leader Emmanuel Cellar today re­ fected President Bianabnwnr'e map gestion that a prouoeed eensi tutlonat amendment to outlaw pet Commie Countries S ig n ! 'Policy' DecJaration CH1CACO (U N )-T h e Brother­ hood of Locomotive Engineer# agreed M a y ta aubmtt Re wepo dispute with the railroads to blad­ ing arbitration. The union’s aetka out the throat of a aatiawMOSCOW (UPI) — E u stern European Communist wiped wide strike ’ by the men at tha counlriaa Unlay aignetl • decluration of their policy on East* throttles t af the saltans tataflM West Unties. end passenger wains. A Soviet journslint said th e text of the declaration would . ba rqleaaed later by tho T ons news agency. Branded Cars J Soviet nnd forHyn Jourttii lids were railed to the HtdtorMIAMI (UP!) — Cara involved Frederick Calls For Vote Action The attorney genersl’a office wae notified today by Rep. Gordon Frederick on Ihe need for Gov. LeRoy Collins to call ■ spe­ cial election to fill a vacated Seminole County commissioner PORI* Frederick said he spake to At­ torney General Richard Ervin’s office and asked that the gover­ nor tabs* immediate action calling for tho special election during the May I primary Frederick Informed the attorney general’s office that the people of Seminole County want the elec­ tion. Tho District I post, represent­ ing Sanford, has been vacant since November when David Galchcl resigned. The attorney general's office told Frederick thsf under the Florida constitution, tho governor ia required to eafl e special elec­ tion to flit any vacancy created by a rcilmalioo. st* HI. Catherine throne room In one of the Kremlin palaces to wit­ ness what was celled n "signing ceremony." But what exactly wee signed we* nut revealed to the approxim­ ately 70 newsmen present. The lignin* came at the end of a one-day meeting of the eight member* of the Warsaw Pact. The premiers and first secre­ taries uf the Communist parties of Albania. Bulgaria, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and East Germany, and Nlkits Khrushchev for the Soviet Union, each signed four times — either copies of one nuny-piged docu­ ments or four different docu­ ment*. Approximately 7k leaden of the various Communist countries were on hand for the 30-mi nute cere­ mony, e* well as obaervm from Bed China, Viet Nam, Mongolia and North Korea. The ohserven did not sign. Hi* countries signed the docu­ ment In nlphsbetical order with Khrushchev, smiling brwuily end obviously ta good humor, signing neat ta lest. The ceremony was staged ta obtain tho gneatest effect. Photo­ graphers aid* were preseat ta good numbers. In accident! hero after Fob. tl will bo "branded" ta a move ta keep hotter track of traffic mis­ haps. Police at Um scene of acci­ 1 dents will puta stickers ou wind­ shields of cars Involved. The stick­ ers can be removed when tha ear* are repaired at a garaga. ■ ‘Good’ Drink MIAMI (UP1) — Tho Job af Immunising 12,000 University af Miami students against polio with a drinkable vaeetao resumed to­ day. Officials at tha sc heal said 2.173 students gulped dewa tho . rherry-flevorod-fr rubber-flavor* .. ed, depending o# Oka yea talked , berry, Mrs. flat* M n Mary Welch, Mrs. t e Mr*. E. h a t fr iw , Mat, StUift kliv, TNnH' Mrs. Morion Br adduct M uisi �V ft M u * fm ll P i | g -T h t iw . Feb. 4, 1969 Around Then are no ’'radical'* zoning changei, only modified onea. Brown aaid that under the present toning law, anyone coming Into the county who wanla to build any­ thing other than a one-family dwelling muat apply to the toning board for approval. Under comprehensive toning, each dietrict will bo llated and the abnlng office can lelue permit! for thorn district! at permitted by ragillation. •■This will cut down all red tape.” he aaid, and will aid the growth of the county. Brown eiplalned that varieus commercial and business enter­ prises will he able tn determine i actually whare they can locata In Comprahenaivq inning mill ho • “ boon” far Sominolo County and bid future growth, Robert Brown, county toning director, said today hi oiplaintng tho new toning lew Wtooh wUl BOInto effect la tho near v* V'. -r *! i'.J v , 8 § ‘, ■ Brown omphatiied that thli hai fcg; not bate an "orornighr daciaioo hr tba toning booed, but l« torn*, * thing that baa been ia t>* Alii for V V tho fa it two yanra. . ’ Brown Minted nut that lor tho pan two yoara peraowiel ta the •* eeoidg offie# lava boat sccumulitlag mapa and plat JnformalJon ; a about what exist* In the county and X whaio, ‘ During that aama parted af time, aonlng regulattana Bom vtrtoua He also emphasised that the sea tba county and where their poten­ tial labor forcta can be recruited. Under the new zoning law, dieiricti will be detignaled aa R-1AA —which ia for a J,200-*quaro-foot house; R-1A—for a OSQ-squire-fBOt home: R-l —* TOO•square •foot home; R-2—duplex; R-J—multiple family; C-l—neighborhood com­ mercial; C-I—general commercial; C-b—heavy commercial and light industry; M-lA and M-l—laduatrial; T-l—trailer home dlatrlct, and A-l—agricultural. Brown pointed out that the mijority af the countlei In tba state now have In force comprehensive soning, -including Volusia, Orange, Dade, Bravaid and Palm Beach counties. Nuclear Debate Reaches Everyone Finch Appears 'Cool' On Stand A t Trial Collins To Decide WUSdNQTON (Opt) - A mb* •tantlal Mm of money out of •voryhody'a pocket k Involved in Um currant debate over whether AmortM’ t nuclear bombers ehauld LOB ANGELES (UP1) - Dr. R. Bernard Finch looked M eool on the witness Used. Bo bsrmlssi and relaxed that If only the jury would listen carefully they would know ha could aavor have murdered his wife. 11m paiao af Um 41-year-old doc­ tor haa lo ho seen to ho believed. He Is either eompletaly innocent— of murder not philandering—nr ha um Bollywood arani In whieh hla trial la fat. Flash's story ia full af chinks still te be filled hut Ma sincerity and amiability art aush that had had Um jury grtjuUag Wednesday wMhM ailwilM afur tsttsg tba stand—while his mlstrossTcirola Trogotf, w u obviously aojoyiag barTovar's littla wiseruka. That’s the rub of the Barnard Fiaeb-Carole Tragoff murder trial. Can the jury balkvs that ha "eh- Mmhpfs aausUnUy alofl, Ferro asUmatM, would additieaal MUlau dofl.re or fpproxlaiauiy el* daltar far ovary mae, woman nr two swam . m m t w t w nr a x e won obuivom* cocrtt , PLOBIDA, U W »#• 440*. ChlfDtT ADJVOTMXXT axnvjca. m x o y w x s m u . sad naxul XrMtWALU M. wit.. S oticS T a "c^ I n Mat L t. U HOBBY. Phsrtffef lnol* County, FterlSa. *«4ar hr vlriu# of • writ of asaeuMon haratofor* liauad out of •hove sutltrid eoort, lo th* ahov* ftr 1*4 eauso, hovs >4*1*4 upon Ik* ioliowieg propenr, altuet*. trie# aal hsia# in samtnol* Couaty, gloria*, to-wllt tit* III, IN. Ml, IIA MO ana. sis WoVh to, waHruffs aubSlVialoa af laaSa, S* Mntord, MmlnnU Boosiy. ■ yioriaa, aa record»S ta Flat Rook A Foe* 41, Fublio Ha­ noi#* of aawfaol* Ooanty. » i s tho pr#peril af tho above to"* *4 Defendant*, i»4 tbat o« the tin ear of storoa i***, baiwaan tho l*a*1 enure of ml*, eemaiy. olovan o'olook la the taranoo* aaS two o'eiooh ta ta* nfiarnoan, an ooU dar. *t tba front door of Ih* Canrt « • « « !• Motors, ajmiaoi* Ooaaly, Fl»rfa* 1 will effar for aula aaS sail ta iba aiaarat bidder for mab, ta kaod, tho above da.orlbod property* a* tha propartr of M ii Defendant* I* petrify **td .aaaoutioa. ■harif?0* ? MmlnaU County, Marias Byt Jem** J- Blneritarr, U*. Publish Jan. IS * Fab. I, II, IA of Bowlbsl* County, Morids, at hi* offie* 1a the sourt bee** *| sole Oouoty et Maford, Merida, withv i lo oteht oariadtr months from th* Um* af tbs d m publicans* of thin nolle*. Kick oritm nr dtmsnd : abtH bo ta wrltlne, nod nhnll otal* - gh* >iwi *f r*»is*n** *nd post - offlm nddrm* of lb* olalmabt. and * nhnU b* *w*r* I* hr ih* nltlmtnl, feta 01*11. or *turn«r, aa* stay aatpsj.' any cnrttoa R**p Pete c. R**n A* *>**uurn #r lb* SAtt Will and Tnaiamtnt nf ___ y UAItT PLOnBNCO dCOTT, d*c*a**d Mrai publlrntioa Pnb. 4, IMS. Hbiribi Mb. 4, U. II, M, IMS. u -•toOTICB id hnmby etvsa th** I am 1 aspnisd ta buslama et IMS OrUaSa Prtvs, Mnfard. ■•minat* bconntr, riorlSa, u*e*r tb* frill- tainly did noi" conspire to hava bar killed lor payT That'* what ka aaid Wednesday la his baptism on Uia stand aa ha brushed pslda the microphone ev­ ery other witness has used and spoke la a loud and clear voice. ice Sunday moroiag at the Con gngattonsl Christian Church. Deacons la ha hutslkd art: Sooner Carter, Maurice Corbett, la ri Manley, Merrill Robinson, Herbert Thuratoa, and William Wimbsrley. DsaooMiaei a n Mrs. Bastriea Allard, Anna Karhrt, Alice Mordgroa, Carol P u U m AiIi m Balilai, and Gertruda Woods. r? Static* (■ b»r*by divan Ibsl tha - £ badaraiaiad daatraa ta anus* in The county agricultural com­ mittee la hard at work today drawing up plana tot the Seminole County exhibit at tba Central Flor­ ida Fair aebcduled the last week to February and our dwn county fair Fr$- 19, County Agent Cacil Tucker aaid that the ashibit will feature all the major indualrlea ia tho county Including agriculture and manu­ facturing. Tba exhibit will also display the navy'e participation In county development and tho growth of tho electronic* industry hi tho area. Tba same exhibit wil ha shown at both lain. .Plana are complete for. the an­ nual All Bools CalboUe Church Winter Festival to ha bald Satur­ day from t ta IS p. m. A ham dinner will he served and all proceeds from Urn event will go TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UF1) - toward the purchase t f appliances for the school kitchen. Tho festi­ Gov. LcRoy Collins is expected lo val will feature rides ter the deeido within ■ day or two whether children and games for everyRobert Tomsrchln will ha extra- body. dieted ta Missouri to stand trial Bcminoie High school students for stealing his former pet chim- will gat a treat Friday morning pauee. Mr, Moke, from tho at. whin they win hear tba University af Florida band at thafr assembly parted at t:M a. n . U m IT-yrar-oid animal traiaar’a Tba Qatar head ia ewaGterol extradition hearing before William bp many M bo s m af the tap Durden, aa*istent ta CoUtne, aka- eeileflats hands la the Moth. ad Wednesday. Mr. Moha, wearing a little bap's blue evaralls and T-ahirt, Based through moat of the hearing. Ef­ forts lo make him appear aa hu­ man aa hia clothes appareally fallad to mova Durden. 'T am unable to think af this chimp aa a child," said Durden. "You eaa add all kinds et Mila Md Me* and sympathy, but R'a mill a al**r-cut ease af a man ■motes tha property of another." Fate of Mr. Moke Ik* aattfla* and rsturiaS ta promat aur; claim* au* i t a u i i wht*h y*u, or olihor of you. u r havt aaotait tha **uti of WlLKItlUOtf ▼AJf RITTINO, 4******A let* at mid County, to lb* Couetr Jndd* of Moitaoi* County. Merida, at bio offie# ta the court bays* of mid Coauty at Mof*rd. Merida, Uluatrnted, as vrlihla debt mriadar moatha dlally Invited from tha lino of Um f!r#t auaiisalion of tbri noli**. Hsob *l*ln or Sanaqd obeli bo In wriUag, MS shell stale tbs pric* of n u risi* M< pest offlm addrsoa of iho slolnsbi. *b4 sbtll bo sworn te by th* olatmsul. hi* *a*n. or aUora*y, aad any such uislm ot. a m e n d BOl *• flrid ahtll h* ivOfiL I.*. * flutb ColUb ill Ilop T ■ A* ns*coirii at iba teat will sue T«*i*m«ot .of AMMxuan isT ica o r at’ it stath o r ruonifiA toi w a l T*n l>nvi, whose rssISon** la uakb*wo i A Suit bsvlne b*sa filed aselost you In lb* Circuit Court ta dbd for tomlnol* County, Olarlds, In Chsno*ry, for divarc*. Ih* *bbr*v1*1*4 llll* of whieh la JVXNM LXVI. Plaintiff, VS. WALTRH I.BVJ. OstonSsai, ibis nsiris is ta roqulr* you to fll* with tM Crirn of silt Court your written *•« tou*»a If nny, lo iba Ptatatlff* Cumplalnt riled In mtd **■**. and to s«rr* a ropy Ihirsaf upon n*lnt llto attorney not latte than tho isih day of ttarob, A. o. isrni otherwU*, a dterm pro mnfomo Will b* outtrdd againet you for lb* roller prayed by Plaintiff. WIT.VKM my hand and inn mat «t Mid Court at Bentord, FIarid* (bln tllh day *f January, A. P. tldl. David M. Oatcksl curb of m* Circuit drinrt By Martha T. Vlhlt* Deputy Clerk Kaanilh If. l-*frt*r Odwardt Bulldlnt Pmt Offlm Drawnr *f* n.ntort, PI arid* Attornay for Flnlnlltf Publtnh F*k. I. 11, If, 11, IIM. T)*f*nd*at. • UOTICW TO APMAB •TATI OP FLORIDA TOI WILLIO BOLLORO Addr*** and HaaldanM Vnhnnnn Ton tin hsrtby antlflsS mat a bill nf nemotaint far divorce ban b**a filed nfdiut y*n, and y*u art rmnlrsd I* a*rvn a copy af ynur answer ar pritdlnr to lb* but nr oompuial na Ih* I’lalallir* Aitara*y . Paul C, Parkin*, t4I Wh i Maih Sirtil, Orrindn, FlurIdA and fll* lb* orixlnal answer ar OriSdloa ta tho offie* of tho CUrk of lie Olroull Court *a or botor* rrlday. Fdbruary, 10. UIA If you toll lo 44 an judam*s| by eofaolt will b* i n i s oaalnat you far Ih* roller d*maad*4 M Ih* bill nf camorilnl. DON# AND OhDNRKD at Matore. Mmlnal* Cauatr, Prirlda. Ul* I*tb dao 4d January, IMS. (ORAL) DAVID M. WATCHKL Clark af Ih* Circuit Cauyl Or J»aa M. With*, PC Paul V. Perkin* •If W**l boat* *Uan Orrindn, Mnrlda Attnrnty far PUIntlft Puhilsh Jen. At, IS A y*b. fc It, U g a l Notice S . s a ^ 2 i * i s , i ,w a ,i ' . K : : * Marie*, ta breord**** with tb* aravitloa* at th* FUtklsu* Nam* - itatut**, ta-wlti . e*ctl*a ste-et M*rlM Oialoio* ' 1141. _ , ^ ' Otai n , n u A. Lvk* He will be back today for a full account of bin love affair with Carole and tba killing of hia wife. Later, that poise may melt un­ der what Is sure lo be aomeihing lea* than an understanding crossexamination by prosecution attor­ neys who intend to aaod him and Um red-haired Carols ta tho gas chamber U they can. Finch's own story had hardly boea begun but hi* defense attor­ ney, Grant K. Cooper, sketched U ia noma length far him. This ia what Mm jury mum believe: —Um death gun want aff whan ho "started M throw It" as bis wife fled down Um driveway of their Wait Covina, Calif., hems. Cooper did not My whether ha was throwing it away or at his wife, butleft the farmer implication. —Although a doctor pledged to help a patient, It was sheer Maid Ihe Clock Noil** Is b*r*by ntvSn that lb* Mmlbsle County R*sta| CammtMloa prano*** t* r*c*mm*nd to tb* Board af Mmlnted <'minty CommlMlonwa th* ndtftloa or a Compmbsaalv* Boolna IDsdUtlun and to* m-tisdul* nod nontax map* dividing all *f Mrinlnvl* County outtld* of Incorporated *r*d* Into Mntne dietrl*t* and *r**ldln| far r«ouriU*an tad *ntore*maau mnrnof. Public nmrlnxa will a* hold lo lb* Court H**m of ih* *«■*!• n*l* County Court Hnu**, Maford, Prirlda a* falriatt Drilrriri a* d*lln**ttd aa affloial ••naly map*—mvriloa ISIIl Dlairril l--C*atmri*lon*r John KrldtPd Dlnirlat wblca It** ■*|)<rally i;.»l uf UX 17-1! aud MalluotUri Avanua la Mattrd, Xortli ul l-*h* J**yup and tt* Kvonrirhhatrh** IUv»r—li*ria tb* Nurlh»a*t **em*nt of Mmlnul* Cnuoly. tiaarlnx an Ptbru.ry It, lt*n bt Til* P. H. or os s*an lh»r»aU*r a* Beailbl*. Innlse m»n may b* vlswad and c«plm *f iba prop***d m i . In* raeulstrir* asd fr**» nchbdul* may bo abtalntd la lbs Xaelas Offlea, Sami aal* cauatr Court Houaa, Sanfnrd, Prirlda, Sian'day ihrauab Friday fram *:** A- U. to l.r* f , M. BaMlnol* County Banta# Cammlaari* By Hobart B. ilrawe Raolot Dlraulnr . , French CracMowi On Extremists PARIS (UPI) - French securi­ ty a asiteoritki today took twe rightwing extramlsts into custody In what may be th* beginning of a nationwide roundup k lhm with President Chart)* DoGauDa's pledge lo crush opporitkon te his Algerian policy. In asrly-mondf moves k Al­ giers. nolle# arrested an estrea*ist political leader and placed a rightwing editor under bourn ar­ rest. An army cokaal was dis­ missed from hia post aad than ledge to crush opposition to his can pieced under ronflnamaoL Report* circulated that It MW wmeeie hove been issued by official! investigating tlkged arms smuggling f r o m meWepeUIsa France to Dm Algeria* Insur­ rectionists, A number et snoots already have been made. S WASHINGTON (UFl>-Praaid*M Blsanhowor's proposal far giving nuetoar arms to trusted aitima draw a cautious reaction today team congressional stomlc ansrgy axporta. Declaring that AUtea abated ha treated "set aa juokr msmboro of iho firm." tea President mgod a broader atom-sharing policy at his nows conference Wednesday. Int­ er, White Man** Ptom Msratary Jaaaas C, Magarip said tea admin­ istration m ig h t eeeemmand a s h a ft te tea Atornto Baargy Act. Bach a prop seal probably weald CLEARWATER (UPI) - Tho slite-bribn trisl af two promkont inelies County Ropubllesu aid a sir of Ttmpe moo wee expected Rad O fficials Visit Miam i MIAMI (UPI) - Twelve top Russian sdRclal* gat n teak today nt two aanitaUstk davakpmants; A Miami Boaah raaart howl and a ratehaur Waffle man*. Tho hotel, tee 7M-room Amortcane, to tnetteg tea viatoees to a Siease which bogies wNh herack bet iom on te anah laney Ian as hanaleai breast nf deck Montmar- BY FRANCKS WESTER The Boy Seoul* of Lake Mary will put on a circus and barbecue for the public at their Scout Park grounds in take Miry on Saturi day, Fab. 13, aa part of their spe­ cial celebration of National Scout week, which this year mark* tho Mlh Anniversary of the Boy Scouts , cl America. J A Father and Son Breakfast so i Sunday morning, rah, T, wUl start tba weak of activities ia grand se­ der. This will be held at the loot* Hut. From then the boyi will at­ tend In a croup, a special leant Day observance at the Labs Mary Community Presbyterian church service in their honor at 1! a. m. Tba highlight af tho day wfD bo Mm . Mthel Carver manned the the presentation of “ For God"E tort i Iom at Um Baaford City and Country" medals which will ha Utilities Department, Wednesday. awarded to five aeouta. It is a MmThe other throe department era- mandabla achievement for the lo­ ptoyoea w in out with the flu. cal organisation tn have this many troop roeoiva TBS eighth Aiken arrived this wash ta join tho family of Dick awards. and Am Alkw whan Michael Saturday, Fab. 13, Um Mg day of Hamilton, a aevea-peund, four. celebration will su it with Tha Court of Honor nt i:M p. m. at tho oums son, was born nt 10 p.m. Hut This will ha faliawd Ip Monday M B— hmk Memorial Scout Tba Scout Circus, with varied antortaiaaent, Indian denses# m m exhibits of scout work. This tskikir Hospital Notes ter sayoM desiring this eentee. A Chuck Wagon will ha an * • grounds tn serve other esteeMmenia, throughout the aflaraoan, af soft drinks, toffee, popcorn, caadp, Bolen Kaplan, Ranfard ice cream, hot do«A and Iranah fries, ThomM Oroahy, Fern* Tba public la urged to attend and help support the scout troop .and got acquainted with tho ac­ complishments of tha organisations Sun mi Katfliv. lanford Proceed* Worn this project wig go Myrtle Nettles, Banford to par off tho remaining debt m Mary Pbnroa, Banford Scout Hut which belongs la Em Oammilu* McCaliay, Ranford tha community and ia tor our youth. W. D. Bumbaloegh, Banford Troop Ml haa M registered bay* William Kirby, Banford end all art active member* They Jewell F. Rnmlay, Banford a n sponsored by tho Lake Mary Henry D. Mackey, Harteyvilto. Chamber af Comment aad have a B. C. vary active troop oomarittao wfU four adult leaders. H. J. Daman Jr. la (hair scoutmaster, and to hi charge af arrangaments. HarohL Kaon; la the assistant scoutmaster,' and chairman af Ma kssMaai committee. Mara*rot Burch, Geneva Darok Johnson, Banford Nancy Carroll and baby, BanPasquok Dot VElfgto, M. Orlnado William Titdak, Banford PtoUk Jackson, Geneva Party Bjaelevo, Baafhrd Linda Stafford, Imho Mary Winifred White, Sanford Lten Lugston. Enterprise Mary Donaldson, Laka-Maay Henry Levy, Geneva Robert Black, Buford Madolino Wend, THusvill* Parole* Kills Mother W ith Ax HUNTSRSV1LLE, N. C. (UP!) —A M-yeerold menu! hospital parols* hocked hie mother Is death with so ax Wsdeesdey sight while olflceri sought him te rsturn him lo the hospital. Maud* Wshhem, It, died te • Charlotte bespit si shout toos heart after hoc too, Veroell, ettoshed hor at Um old store bulMlsg whan they tetek. Ewir home. * e . kU Hnudrtef •/ lA*w» ad, */ CBM•*(*** “Bern listmbs, Mtiu rtttumt. w« bn** l*U *f cMaptay fram tor and n**r, tad ri«y ail my »* |*( m*r* *utriaa nod have e lpU*r pki*rt ik«a ibtr d*. 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I 4,. .> *y. 1 �U se Forest Service hen naked tha public to assist in curb- tat wood fires, m o r a l o f which hnva ltd thorn to suspect b m UcIous m ischief and Arson. Tha first thing the Rangers ask is that people use com* ■son sense In wooded areas and stop sotting off fires through They alio point out that rewards totaling 91,350 are available to dtlsens furnishing Information resulting in tho ’7 arrest and conviction of anybody willfully letting forest fires. Hr. B. D. Clark, district invsstigetor for the Forest Service, said: "Malicious woods burning car bo stopped If the people of Seminole County will cooperate and report suspicious ac. tiions of persona setting fires to land they do not own." . Some woods fin s don’t only burn trees, they endanger homes and residents’ lives. If you see some fool deliberately darting a woods fin , let the authorities know— you may WAMBNOTOTf - la tha base­ m s .from Wisconsin, although frames, w i n medals which Joe ment of the house, the volumin­ most organisations thst sprang up bed received, mostly during ous secrets of this generation's during his big days have dropped World War II. Predominating in the room U a (host controversial man, Joseph by the wayside. Although the has avoided M « - huge color portrait of the sen­ B. McCarthy, have been carepaper publicity and tka social ator painted several years ago fully filed and noted. whirl Ilka acougoa. her life is by a Marine. The artist caught McCarthy In an smilingly lifeJean McCarthy bad Juat fin­ not nltofothor one of seclusion. ished the biggest task since her like pose. OccasionsUy *hs has some old husband's death—setting up the The senator Is at his desk point* papers, the records, memoranda, friends of Senate days to for • ipf his pen in a pose that mil­ the many ooeroti in proper se­ quiet evtnlag in her home, which lions ot TV watchers of the is ooe-hstf of s modest duplen quence. Army • McCarthy daya would The sent stop: “ Th# only com­ •ho shores with btr mother, Mrs. recognise. His face carries the Elissboth Kerr. plete and nceurate book about the On one well of tbs living room. hint of a secret grin, his eyes works of the senator." alert, tense, partly calculating, n o OOMter's widow told me Jesn hsd hung, io odd-shaped partly quiizical. that she has at long last decided Jean said: “ Isn't it a good Whe should do the writing, but his likencis?” identity would remain stem for It Is a portrait of man on whom the time being. the book of history has not yet Actually, than may bo two been closed. books, Mrs. McCarthy revaalad la Editor: her first newspspar interview And even the upcoming volume Hen is a copy of a letter t sine* Joe's death In 1I9T. —the Joe McCarthy story to end She was a little embarrassed In havo mat to Up Seminole County all Joe McCarthy stories—may discussing the other book. She’s Commission: not be able to dose it. Writing it herself. “ Now wo ill an agnsd that She said, “ I think It may ho t light is needed to facilitate too personal." So sho'o laid H ssldo—after doing sovan chap­ traffic aad help reduce tho fre­ ters. I mentioned that this typo quency df accidents at tho interof book about hor husband would section 17-SI sad stato nod 4M. probably bo men appealing to Nett comes tho miUer of re- The High School Choir of Lsbo r«»ders than soy other profits. duels* tho speed limit then. So Mary sang special musie at tho She said she'd think It over. Over the paat years, Jean would for on mention of it has como to service of the Community Presby­ terian church os part of tho pro­ thumb through the files nod come my alteation. serosa little natta aha hid written "Mow earn# the cost of an sc- gram for Youth Sunday. They led tho song service .and to bortslf about Joe while work­ tinted light is 112,300? Any good ing la hla secretary. machine shop could Invent one sang "Now In tho Osya of Youth" Each note would bring back aad make it from the raw ma­ for tha anthem, Robert Mero is tha dinctor and an old memory, s o l this would terial for less than s third of stretch out into o big chapter that and sold plated to boot. Mrs. Robert Blakemon la tbair it hia life, aad Jana would ait Furthermore, what Is needed there accompanist at the organ. Chois dams and write it. She did most is a ll-T second or ll-io automatic member) are: Lynda Barley, Dolo­ Of the work last year while sum­ which dots not require trips. No res Xlrsch, Phylisi Flarherty, Dor­ mering oo the Chesapeake with wonder wo have inflation and over othy Laney. Myrna William* aad her daughter, Ttereey. Sandy Rowell. mounting tases." They will be heard again on Jean McCarthy atill doggedly S. Forbes Simpson don't really have a reason to turn esrrios on the philosophy of the Boy Scout Sunday, Feb. 7. Fern Psrk our candidate down." "Ob, yot, I do," said Lincoln to tha Stevenson story, "Every man after to la reagenalbla for his fee#." Whether there is aa tostiacUve m etioa against Ninon end whe­ ther It wilt weigh with tho enter* at tha poll* Is an open question. This may ba merely tho wishful thinking of Democrat! who refuse to forget the post. Certainly, they cannot forgive Ninon for being tho hatchet man to auceoaslro aaUonnl campaigns when Friaidaat Elsenhower was taking' tha high road above tho poUtteal battio. But to count on tha Instinctive reaction would ooom, particular­ ly to view of Nixon’s osnsidcrable talents, to ha moot nawits. Nor la namecalllog likely to prove effective. For tho kind of name calling that went oa at tha Demo­ cratic dtoMr euggaite an uncom­ fortable political parallel. During the two decades begin­ ning to UU, when they wandered to tho political ‘desert, to* Re­ publicans Mver met together whether to smell group* or big conventions Without denouncing Franklin Roosevelt. They called him every name under tho cun, printable namds to gubtlc and un­ printable name* to print*. No crime waa too low to lmputo to him. This io not to Miggaot the slightest resemblance between Ninon and FDB, n suggestion which tha vice president's admir­ er's and detractors alike would instantly reject. But k ii to ecy that tho negcUriam of this in­ cessant name caUlng was it * of tho more deponing aspects of Republicanism to the years to tho desert. Tho very act of Jump­ ing up nnd down to iadlgantkn gives the object cf the Indignation an Importance he might not other­ wise have. Senator Faul Douglas of Illin­ ois, to tho economic report re­ cently brought out undor his dir-' ectlon. Indicates the kind uf nilnarahUity on which the Nison attack can bo centered. It under­ mines, as does an artlclt to tho current Harper's by J. Kenneth Galbraith, tha Ninon claim to bo tho bold fighter against tolls lion. Thst kind of documented chal­ lenge will weigh mere with the voters th u cries of rage aad pain. It la possible that tha peaaiai of tho Ntoan denunciation re­ PERM R V R R Y P A Y — 7;00 A . ht. TO I t l to, hi flects tho defeatist view thst tho Republican candidate with nil his guileful technique is unbeatable. This is to morn wtye th u mm s dangerous assumption for nO conearnod. in INI moot uf tho PARK AVRNUR At ttth 8TRKBT politicians nnd all the poll token and <tommeats tore thought tha ■jMiWta Itol nf SPORTS nr ANTIQUE CAR DESIGN Republicans hsd la Them 11 l . WATER G L A S S Y nr « u 0-PAK OP COCA COLA Dewey u tortoelbto. The rotors with uch 8 gnUonn « f Shall Gas or 3 qnnrln nf X-100 proved thorn wrong School Choir Sings A t Service : -There was a revival at hope Must tho flve-year-oid Moslem revwH la Algeria finally could bo settled. But DeGaulle'a unquestioned history ever the diaddoat French settlers to AIgtrla.aid ever the French army officers ted men Whs passively sided with the right-wing settlor*, else revived doubts about Fraaee Raelf. DeGaulle’a victory In Algeria Was strictly A poreonal cm . It French Fifth Republic. What would happen to U with DeGsuIle’i ■aisle* nnd whether to reality ltd ruth Republic actually was pot a "DoGaullo republic." Than sloe was the question of France's pine# to too North At- apparently woo clear cut. Ho had gritted tha dissidents nothing and ho had made clear bis determi­ nation to push ahead with his self-determination plan. Ha also bad mada clear Us confidence tbit, under the proper conditions, tho vast majority of Moslems In Algeria would veto to continue a cleat asoaciaUon with Franca, But win, tost or draw, tho Al­ gerian uprising onco more had put world attention on tha Istua of cnlnalaUsm when that form nf eivllltitiea was becoming Increas­ ingly unpopular. It was tailor-made for Commu­ nist proas! soda. DoGaulio's problem la Algeria w u thrM^old; Ho had dealt firmly with tha "Colons," Uw right-wing sottlers who had tumbled nearly a deten French government* end who by their ptouure tactic* had raised tha very real question as to whe­ ther the French capital lay la Faria or Algiers. Whoa ho fired Mel. Gen. Jac­ ques Mura, hero of tho Algor-' low rightists, he began dealing with Urn-army as • political forea and turning It back to ita real Job-suppression of tho Madam rtbtUi^i Ho stlii hat loft the rebellion it­ self, led by a government-la-**Uo whoa* Influence has bun wan­ ing but which stlQ insists thst it wilt negotiate as the voice uf Moslem- Algeria. That problem, DeGlull# still has. WASHINGTON- If they wore not to grim about It there would ba torn*thina almost comic to the attitude cf most Democrats to­ ward Richard Nixon. it la With c kind af awe, u though he wore the Lack Ncsa muutcr equipped with an alcetroele grata aid guidance ayalem of incalculable superiority, that they tpelk of the men they will confront to the campaign this fall. Aa they demonstrated at thalr recent big flOO-s-plslo gat-together they have a compulsion to de­ nounce him. Fart i f thin Is undtrslandahlo, It gess hack to the campaigns of toauondo Niton con­ ducted at tha start of Us politi­ cs! career, impugning the loyalty and patriotism first cf Jerry Voorbls, against whsai be ran for Congress, and than of Helen Gahagaa Douglas to tho Sonata race. Morn difficult to understand Is tha Implied eaavlctioa that Nixon by hla dasdtof techniques, will put himself over on the public. And this, to the Democratic view, would bo contrary to law, order, morality and nature ttaalf. “ Oh, it'o because they wait to embarrase me,” she replied. But that isn't tho bide reason. They do It because Undo makes thorn fool happier, For as she blusbti, they feel superior. They are more poised than aha is. “ 1 want to Foul Important," Is the angle motto figurstivoly tat­ tooed aa the chest of oil of us si birth. 0o Linde's blushing mikes the boy* actually feet more assured and important, for they are NOT blushing as she is. Linda actually hie u ndvanlaan over non-blushing |iria. Sho must remember, that boys tssss her baesusa they enjoy her company. "Why are you blushing?" they may boldly toquiro, " Because I'm a red-blooded American," she should pertly learn to reply, with n smile, sod then turn too spotlight on them by »m e compliment, mch as “ By th* way, that's a beautiful tie you are wear­ ing. Where did you get it?" (Always wstto to Dr. Crane In cun af thin newspaper, onctootog a tang to stamped, addressed DAILY CROSSW ORD ----------».Jtod# II. Before hollow » , Isolate! I. Old Non* It. Open­ work to n S, Pasha of (east) Tunis 32.1* «. Footcured, traveler assn 7. avedlah tavea* name tien leym.) B.Mlmle i!l. Thrice 2A Worn out V . Incite* (mu*.) 37. Feathered lu. Baseball 29. Harem neckpiece IS. Music note teams ai.UmpIn call go. Htemmehtp 11. Old timsn (archale) ai.Llfted ('.-’Jr.) IT. God of 33. ttxcher pleasure 37. Th* Er SP. Cubic rnetsr II. Cereal grain lsls 3, Confronted P.A female : 31. Wear away 23.: ncuae 33... fon 34. * '-mnsrln'e residence n vT T- ,r P £ - w — — w V IT — — 1 | "" % n W Sr "" **" £ m— mmmmi w z CASE D'tlp; Linda W., apod 21, la n college rood. "Dr. Crtae, I blush *n the slight­ est provocation," shs confessed. “ Aad boeauaa nf that fact, boys pick on ms, They p* tut of their way Just to Us so mo, knowing i'll blush ns rod as n brat. “ It makes my Ufo so mlsearble that I shun boys nnd stay at boms instead of going to parties. “ Is there any mailed by which to overcome Mushing?" Blushing ie a first cousin to stuttering, as well ns ta spastic colitis, nod seven] other Mrvous effects. But the person who blushes Is more conspicuous sine* Us flushed skin attracts attention. Tho caui* af redness Is the at* tra Wend that suddenly accumu­ lates to th* vtasoli af the skin when they dilate. Blushing in thus a nature! reac­ tion la an overtoiled person, for the body then dilates th* Mood ves­ Sore Heads sels to the skin so tho Mood will NEW YORK tUPI) - Nothing cool off faster. But Ltodn'a type nf blushing ia like a haadacho census hen over the psychological sect which haa been taken, hut U on* were, tha developed a* a nuisance habit and Informed guess nf phyticton spe­ cialists is that about ra per cant af th* papulation would ha Inscrib­ i* feels aculsly self- ed upon ton Uits. imajrtoof thst everyig at hor, sho soya tha warmth to tor Pag* 4— Thurt, Fab. 4, 1960 It requires you ta social dotoctlvn an ye t Without o candidate to sight on whom they can unite, tho Demo­ crats are obviously not prepared at this stage to formulate a stra­ tegy for Ntooo's defeat. But they talk about it a great deal, with much of the talk based on the earampUon that the American people can never aeeept such a political slicker. That ta tho Identity they siren— the amort political operator whoso opportunism allows through bis gull*. That opportunism la reflect­ ed, or so tho uneasy Democrats baliavc, to hla face. To sustain tho point, Adlal Stevenson recent­ ly told a story about Lincoln whoa th* first Republican presi­ dent was under great pressure to asms a certain man to an Im­ portant gorimaatorihtpLincoln npeatodly refused, al­ though ha was Importuned by some of his Important political backers. Pressed for a reason, bo finally said ba Just didn't like tho man’s face. "There, you >o»," the answer came back from tha chief pro­ moter, "this proves that you SHELL OIL CO CbuwunaiA �Thun. fab-. 4, 1960— Page 5 Dees To W ed ranklin W. Jessup 'CjahdsM ia J ta MRS- ANTONE KRECEK. right, 4-H adult leader la looking at tho 4-H Club pin presented to Sylvia Mikler by Miss Myrtia Wilson, county agent. Other 4-H girls who received pins and certificates for their club work are. from left, front row: Lindn Green, Carol Rook and back row, Carla Lommler and Linda King. Linda King President Of 4-H Club Council dent, presided at the busincai recreation leader; Carol Rook, on the 4-H camp activities and Syl­ meeting when officers-for the 4-H county dress revue chairman and via Mikler told about her frown Girl’s Council for 1360 were elect­ Carte Lommler, Longwood, co- foods project and the D. D. Day. chairman. Serving as fair chair­ Miss Myrtle Wilson, county ed. Linda King, of the Sanford Club men for their respcctivo clubs will agent, presented certificates and was elected president; Ceil Rob­ be Linda King, Carte Lommler, pins to the following: Carol Rook, ert*. Lake Mery, wa* named vice Sylvia Mikler, and Mra. Antone for child development work; Linda president; Linda wa* also chosen Krecek, North Orlando and county King, clothing; Carol Lommler, as secretary-treasurer, Sylvia Mik- 4-H chairman. Carla .will also serve dress revue, Sylvia Mikler, frozen ler, Slavla, delegate and Carol as reporter. foods and Linda Green, home Im­ Rook of the Oviedo club, alternate Mra. Krecek, told of her 4-H provement. Catherine Cammack, delegate. work In Ohio, Carol Rook discussed Geneva and Dorothy Duda, Oviedo, Maureta UcVay. North Orlando, tho girl’s abort course, Linda King who won pins for the revue and Ladiea of the Sevenlh-day Adven­ wa* named devotion leader; Ana told the group about 4-H Demon­ dairy work, respectively, were not stration Day, Linda Green reported present to receive their, pint. tist Church were guests at a ban- CariMA, Laka Mary, quet sponsored by tht church Dor* esi-welfsre Society, at the educa­ tional Buildln* of the church. In a builneaa acnlon that foli lowed, officer* were icleeted to direct the work of the society for the year. They are Mr*. C. W. Beach, leader, Mr*. Emma Siebert, ataociale leader, and Mr*. Jene Brlsson, aecretary-treanirer. Study wai given to an iateaslflcation of the church's welfare pro­ gram, that a greater tervlce may be rendered to the community. Other* prcicnt were Mr*. ClaMk Bate*, Mr*. H. V. Buckner, Mr*. , J. W. Burgeav, Mr*. Edith CunningFhem, Mr*. B. F. lfarrl*on, Mr*. Helen NasUA*; Mr*. A. K. Lal»y, Ml** Mamie Mattoon, Mr*. T, B. Middleton. Min Earlene Millar, Mr*. Alma Nee»c. Mr*. Andrew Ktlbeiser, Mra. H. H. Niehol*, Mr*. Helen Powell, Mr*. C. F. Robson, Mr*. Welter Trapp, Mr*. Bill Vincent. Mra. W. H. Tunnicliff*, Mra. Irene Watt, and Mra. Edna Whlddon. MIBB GWEN BUTCHER, second from lift, of Buckinghamshire, England, , was guest o f honor At a get-acquainted party at the Morgan homa thin Twenty 4-H Girls met et the Home Demonstration Center this wvek for their first meeting of the year. Carla Lommler, vice presl- Mrs. C. W. Beach ’Chosen Leader Of Adventist Group Garden Club To Participate In Garden Tour Diitrlct Seven of the Florida Fcderatlin of Garden Club* la making plan* for a home and gar• den tour March 32 to 34. Sanford, under the direction of Mr*. Irvin Fleiicher, area chairman, will ihow the homea and garden* of Dr. and Mr*. O. L. Berk*, 1603 Semi­ nole Blvd., Dr. and Mra. A. W. Eppa Jr., 133 N. Summerlin Ave, and Mr. and Mra. Barry Took*, 1301 Seminole llvd. Other citlea Included In the tour are Ml. Dora, Clermont, Oakland, Orlando, Winter Garden and Win• U r Park. AU money received from the project will bo given to the headquarters fund. Tbs Florida Federation of Gaadcn Club* recent­ ly had ground breaking ceremoolaa for their state headquarters build­ ing in Mend Gardena, Winter Park. Eliminate fish odor* from dishei and cooking utensils by sprinkling them with dry baking soda. Wipe witk paper toweling, *riots and dry. week. Shown with here are left, Irma Corley, Mrs. Ralph Stell and Shirley Morgan, the hostess. (Herald Photo) Party Honors English. Girl Mi** Shirley Morgan entertained a group of friend* at her home In Mayfair this weak. The party wa* in honor of Miia Gwen Butcher, one of Sanford's neweit resident*. Mist Butclicr'a boms la In Buck­ inghamshire, England, and she will bt living with Ltcdr. and Mra. Lundquist, Caret McNeill, Nellie Pickens, Dade Sharon, Arnoret Spelr, Jeaania Womack, Eva Jo Wynne, Mrs. Jim Coyne, Mrs. Bobby Carter, Mrs. Bucky Powell, Mrs. Jim Warner, Mri. Joe Pickens, Mrs. Gene Kroojaeger. Mrs. Ernie Morris, and Mra. Bill Bernosky. WSCS- Studies Africa Mrs. Sam Day Member* of the W. 8. C.'S. of First MetbodUt Church began their foreign milium aludy on Africa at the Central Buslnsii and program meeting Tuesday morning at McKinley Hall. Mrs. Robert Drayton, (tertiary of missionary education, assisted by Mrs. K. U. Hutchison presented Dr. Ralph D. Wellona who gave the program. Dr. Wellona is asso­ ciate minister of the First Metho­ dist Church In Winter Park and Assists Festival Miss Mixon, Lake M ary Brownie, Sells Cookies For Sick Friend IV FRANCES WESTER Linda Stafford, who recently suffared a brokan arm, la In Somlaslo •Memorial hoaplUl. She haa bon working bard selling Girl Scout cookies and trying te compote with the Sanford girls. Since the has bote unable te continue, Wanda M ine, a Labs Mary Brownie, i« polling the cookie* for her. Ploato phono FA 2-MU and place your ardor te help. Mr. and Mr*. S. H. KyJe from Clarksvale. Mill., stopped to visit _M r. and Mra. James C. Roberson • a Lake Mary last weak on their way le Miami for a vacation. Mr. and Mr*. Waller I. Piper have returned from e trip arouad south Florida tad a short stay at Pompano. Mra. Birdie Ballsy from Clarluburg. West Virginia, Dew from PUUburg, Pa. where aha has hats vialtiag her daughter* te spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. -Virginia Simpkins, la Lake Mary. Ralph Stell at 1104 Cornell Dr. for the neat year or mar*. Gucita who called to welcome Ml** Butcher and enjoy the hoiplulity of Ml** Morgan Included The Mine* Irma Jean Corley, Dia­ na Fleischer, Sandy Lee, Joyce Royal, Valeria Kirchhoff, Peggy Mra. Gladya Stewart la back la her own home In Lake Mary. Her daughter, Mr*. Cecil Mixoo, drove to Gainesville Sunday to get her at Him* Miller Medical Center where aha has been undergoing treatment for a liver disorder. Mrs. Stewart feels fine and will onjoy .having company and getting out. Mr. end Mrs. Stan Pierce and daughter, from Ohio, art newcom­ ers te Lake Mary. They are living la the D. S. Dye house. Mr. Pierce ens te attend Stetson College In eland while here and hopes to remain here as a teacher. George Grlerback from Detroit, Michigan, purchased property in Lake Mary this week ami expect* to a build a bom* this fall. Major Roy G. Brown ii back home and doing fine now after beiag in the Air-force baas hospi­ tal te Orlando for a week. . William Ferguson haa returned from the Seminole Memorial in Sanford. g past president of Lucknow Cbriillan College, Lucknow, Indie. He told lome experience* of hi* travel* In Africa Ofld India and Illustrated hit talk with colored alides. . Mias Mary Margaret Houk gave a report from the decorating com­ mutes of the society tan Mrs. John GUIon, chairman, displayed samples of drspery material cho­ sen for new drapes for McKinley Hall. When the materiel arrives, members will make the drapes. Mrs. Eugene Williams, presi­ dent of the W. S. C. f. reminded members of !'•» district meeting "A Day ’Apart" to be held at the Mt, Dora Methodist Church, Fab. 23. The study on Africa will bo continued on the following days, Feb. 10-17 and 24 at 2:30 te 11 a. m. in. McKinley Hall. A covered dlsb luncheon was served at noon, including "Jollof Rice." This was an African dish consisting of mast, rice, spices and tomalocs. Members brought ihe salads and dessart for the luncheon. atoccd By MARY LOU MCDONALD This is the lime of year when much interest it focused on house plant* and planter*. Look around your home or office and picture what a beautiful foliage plant would add, or parhapi a general revision of your present plants would add decorative eye appeal for the year to come. In areas of low light intensity, you should select plants which will do well in this condition. Don't let the appearance of a plant persuade you to use it in an area to which it is not adapted. Plants that do well in low light conditions include Chinese evergreens, peperomiss, violets, gloxinias and some philo­ dendrons. Perhaps the most important sin­ gle factor in the failure of house plants la the average home is the lack of humidity. Artificial haal in a hauie 1a drying and water in lha pot* alone won’t take care of the problem. To raise Hie percentage of humi­ dity in the average home la not easy la a heated home, but it can be done by: U) reducing the tem­ perature (2) growing many planti; since the transpiration of moisture from the leaves plus evaporation from the aurface of the soil and from the sides of the pots (pro­ vided they are porous such as the ordinary baked red clay poll) helps eonaklerably, (3) Placing the pots on a tray in which water is kept with pebbles lo bold the pots out of Ihe water. This helps to keep moisture In the air and is not only good for the plants', but for you, too. Among Ihe materials that are satisfactory are turkey or chicken grits, coarse sand and vermlculite. Another way to Increase humi­ dity of the air is to spray the plant* three or four times a day or on warm days put your house plants outside and use the sprink­ ler on them. Flints gel dusty and the pores la the leaves close up, making them short on necessary moisture. Clean foliage it import­ ant with Indoor plants—even more so than with garden planti as house plants ar* viewed much closer. We know, too. that some plants are grown Indoors for the foliage alone. A wonderful Job or foliage clean­ ing can be done with one of those faottlee with ■ plunger spray cap that window-cleaning fluids coma in. To attain a humidity percentage la the high M’s e Wardian case (simply a glass or transparent plastic enclosure which te essantlaUy a small greenhouse) or a large snifter can be utad for grow­ ing luxurious plants. If you are unable to put tbeae measures into effect, there are still many tolerant plants that will grow la your home. Amen: drought regi Men are many plants in the Pine­ apple family. Among the most satisfactory are lb* various aptcies of Philodendron, Monster* and Dlcffcabacbia. Plants in the Peppar family lincluding Pepperomia) ar* also toughiea. Sanievarta or Snake Plant is jut) about the toughest of all house plants and ■bout the only conditions that will cause It to fiU art too much water or freeiiag. Houle plant* are by no means immune to Insects and diseases, and should bo sprayed regularly with a general indoor Insecticide. Regular feeding is alio Important. By using a solubla fertiliser (mix­ ed with water) the two Jobe can he combined. Cara of howst plants can be com­ plete by having belter loola for indoor gardening. Included should be watering can with amall spout opening, amall plunger sprayer for Insecticide, leaf-shining materials sad varied sites of pots and plastic labels. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Dees. 1113 Palmetto Ave., announce the engagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Jeanette Carol, to Franklin Wayne Jessup, ion of Mr. and Mra. Louis B. Jaasup, 300 Egan Dr., Orlando. kites Deea was born in Saaford, attended schools here and graduat­ ed from Seminole High School with -ii the 1231 clan. She wai an ictivs — member of the pep club and TriJEANETTE CAROL DEES Hl-Y. She te preeenUy employed at the Sanford Atlantic Bank. The groom-elect was born In So­ phia, W. Va„ attended icboola In West Virginia and Clearwater, Fla. He eerved with the U. 8. Navy for four years and attended St. Pateraburg Junior College. He All Chiers and Enlisted Man’s Wives or VAH-tl are invited u> a friendship coffet Friday morning from 1:30 to 10:30 o'clock at lha C, P. O. Club. It is sponsored by the VAK-11 F.nlisled Men'v Wives Club and all eligible women are urged to attend Mr. and Mrr. W. T. Wansley had and get acquainted with each • real family day Sunday at thalr home la Lake Mary whan their other. three sons returned for a visit. W. T. Wansley, Jr. and hla wife •ad small daughter from Memphis. Than., arrived lest Wednesday to gpend a few days with hia par­ ent*. Sunday they were joined by Roger L. Wansley and his wife and three children from Orlando, who came aver for the day, and Wade L. Wanatey and hie wife tad three children from Jacksonville, who will spend several days ber*. W. T. Waniley, Jr. and his family left Sunday. Friendship Coffee For Enlisted Wives Lake Mary Family Welcomes Children r- m * Becky aa4 Robort Slmpoon Robert Simpson Has Birthday Party Robert Slmpion, ion of Mr, and Mrs. Phtlllp W. Simpson, 147 Finecreit Dr., reealvod a new baby sister ed hie birthday last' year. Since ell other membere of the family were very busy the! day Robert had no birthday calibra­ tion, Tide year it was different. He celebrated hli ilith anniversary with a party at the hams of hi* parents. Hli young playmates amused themsalvea with game* aod a con­ test flying tay gliders. Tho tradi­ tional birthday cake, decorated with plak circus animate was serv­ ed with ice cream and valentine candy. Guest* included Ted Aahtan, Gcnette Hite, Denote and Mark MrKeodree, Dougin Mallcaowiki, Tom Nickalson, Danny aod Gary Sctchflcli, Kenneth Taylor, Suite Blrnpsom and hla year old ateter, Becky. Mr*. Walter Morgaa wes host­ ess to tho Rha chapter of Della Kappa Gamma Society et her home et 433 Summerlin Ave. Cohoatetite assisting Mrs. Morgaa with Um dessart luncheon wart Mrs. Edsoa Ooit, Mrs. Kent Rateman and Mrs. C. E. Carlton. Dr. Ruth Smith of Deland in­ troduced the props m, using the theme, "The Lest Word" with a tape recording on the utiliza­ tion of aew discover!*! in teach­ ing media. Others participating la lha pro­ gram were Mrs. E. S. Ashcraft, Daland, Mrs. Frink Gilltepte Jr, of Leesburg and Mrs. C, E, Carl­ ton ef Saaford. Membere were ted la group singing by Mrs. J. W. Cowsa of New Smyrna Beach. Rbo president, Mrs, J. H. Conely of New Smyrna Reach, pre­ sided at the builaess session. S. S. Class Meets At Wiggins Home Members of Use Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Central Bap­ tist Church met at the hems of Mrs. B. H. Wiggins, Tuesday night for tho regular monthly meeting. Each oos took part in tbe devo­ tion servic* by quoting a Bible vers*. Mr*. Iva Galloway, presldent, ted lha group and Mr*, Wiaaie Weiner, teacher, doted it with prayer. Hi* boundary between East and Following a brier builnei* ***West Germany Is a jagged liaa ■ion, a deasert course was served which cute through villages, farms by the haitaia and Mrs. Loretta Wiggins, eo-hostesi. and avan a few housaa. VAcJZStX S H IR T S $4.25 to $5.95 r rt i a b k Ii I elegance te m r akety tailored JAYSON iblrta Oat bar* -lit U perfection." Several cellar eiyles la Preach ar regular cuffa. fcvanJtA FRIDAY First meeting of Junior High girls 4 H club wU lb* at 2:20 p. m. in tho Home Damouitratlen Cen­ ter at 21th St. aid Sanford Ave, AU girls of Junior High School ago ere invited te attend. Dr. Largen Shows Cancer Film To Jaycees Wives Mambera of Urn Jiyceea Wives Club enjoyed a program proa by Dr. Tom Largen and Vernon Mite at the monthly matting ef the group Monday night at thn home ef Mri. Ralph Wight an Palome Ave. Mra. Stuart Stetson, program chairman, introduced the Iwn speakers. Mr. Mill, who ie presi­ dent of the Seminole County unit ef the American Cancer Society, ■poke to tbe group concerning thn, three poiat* of cancer. They are ItEducating people how to detect signs of cancer la themselves; S: Crusade te collect money ta fight cancer and »: Urging people ta join the local unit. ; Df. Largen showed a esacer film and fallowed It with a question and answer session. At the business arnica it was decided ta conduct a membmUp drive Ip coincide with the Jayeet'a membership drive, now in ft*, grew. Mra. Wight, asstetad by Mri. Sam Skelton, served rofrophmeate to the membere aad guests. Moat, esses for neat month will bo Mra. Meson Wharton And lira. George Speer. MembersOf Delta KappaGamma Meet At Home O f Mrs. Morgan Church Calendar Mra, Sam Day of Laka Mary la collecting donations for ihe many different booths at the Winter Fes­ 1SU1ADAY tival ta be held by AU Souls Catho­ lic church fa Sanford Saturday, Girl Scout Troop 233 meet* at the First Presbyterian Church at Feb. ff, from 1 to 10 p. m. Mrs. Day will pick up the Items 1:13 p. m. If you phono ber et FA 2-3447. She wUl also deUver tickets for the ham dinner which stU for ft each or three for 12. Children will be in front of the STARTS TODAY Lake Mary post office Thursday OPEN 12i4S and Friday aflerneon to sell tic­ ket!. Proceeds wUl go ta lha build lag fund far their new school. te now employed by UM Orlando Post Office Department. An early summer wadding ip planned. M MIN'S 111 S, MAGNOLIA AVI. e t w e n WEAR SANFOBD T A S 4 IM An arrangement of yellow efcrp* mtbamume cantered the dining table aad arraagnmeati ef yellow and white glade decorated tho open fireplace and family roam. Guest* were seated at tahUp la the living room aod family room, la the center of each table was ao attractive cheese dish, surrounded by radish roses and' crackers, carrying out the Delta Kappa Gamma colors of rod aod gold. The hoetessei served i _ course to the tt member* Lake, Volusia and Seminote____ lies who attended tht gathering. Cteea vinyl-covered pectakh record players with a damp etetf and mild detergent. Ta avoir damage to the finish, do not afc a strong soap ar other ageaL Jilted C kah an a Dresses �* WV■- „'r1. .- 9 ’ ' q y-* ■i Pawn •—W nr*. FeS. 4, 1008 HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 5. Real Estate For Sale 1*^ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. FA 3-3851 ......... “Bank ------Atlantic B id# REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN >344 French Are. J. W. HALL 'Can HaU” Xeiit-r Phone FA 13641 LOTS CHOICE LOTS: Near three shopping centers and schools — price is right. Phone after 3.06 P. M., PA 3-5404. THE SANDS OF TIME ARE RUNNING OUT I OUT STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! Teen, thru FH. • S P. M. day be­ fore Insertion. Man. • Sat neon. '\ RESPONSIBILITY: Igp'Agfibg The Herald ertll net be mpeaeible, far mere Use ana Incorrect Inser­ tion of your ad, and reserves the right to retire nr reject aay ad­ vertisement from that ordered to conform la the policies of thin vsAT.-Vrt, CLASSIFIED INDEX u t ;; . .. 1. Goad Food 2. For Beat 8. Wanted to Rent 4. Real Eslata Wanlod 0. Real Estate For Bale 0.* Mortgage Loans 7. Business Opportunities • fl. Female Help Wanted 0. Male Help Wanted 10. Male or Female 11. Work Wanted 12. Plumbing Services II. Electrical Service* II. Build, Paint * Repair 15. Special Services It-A Beauty Parlors 16. Flowers A Plaale 17. P*U • Livestock • Supplies 18. Machinery • Toole It. Boat* and Motors 26. Automobiles 20-A Trailers 21. Furniture 21. Article* For Bale 22-A Article Wanted 22. Notices St Personals 14. Lest A Found U. Education • Isetruction fen There are only three homes left in exclusive SAN 8EM KNOUX This means that only three moim happy families wiB be able V aay: XOOU eWIciency apartment m p h . FA 3-SHt. SANFORD: Trantferred: fit lor I BR. bouse or buy far small Brand Spanking New! down pennant OArdea 4-SMS, For the outstanding 3 bedroom, t bath, double carport value In Orlando. “ In looking for a home we saw Seminole County, let us show many with MANY of the fea­ 2, t and 4 BR. houses, 2 BR you the newest of HALOES' tures'of SAN SE*I KNOLLS, but famished apartment. HOKES, priced as low as non* with ALL of them. F<w 114,300.00, terms aa low as there were many with ROSA L. PAYTON 11,300.00 down—move la tomor­ 3instance bedrooms, 2 or lte baths, row. Exclusive with Seminole electric kitchens, terraxso floors And Associates Realty. 1M1 Park Ave., and etc., l i k e SAN SF.M Registered Real Estate Broker FA 1-3232 or FA S-2I4I evenings KNOLLS, and some even hqA Ph. FA 1*1801 17-01 at Hiawatha 1-BEDROOK block housa with -tbe same FHA financing w i# NEW two bedroom CB house on Florida room. >401 Summerlin low down payment' and low five acres; eleclric stove and monthly payments. But there Ave. Phone FA 2-4836. refrigerator, some furniture. On wss always SOMETHING wrong Vlhlen Road. Juet off Country • — like not having city water Club Rosd. ITS per mo. Avail­ S t Johns Realty Co. and sewers, or not having tha able Feb. 8th. FA S-8M3. THE TIMfc TESTED FIRM large, covered patios you see in 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4123 SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being located in a noisy neighborhood. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re­ FURNISHED house In Mayfair sales available from $150 down That is ona thing we love shout section. CaH Mrs. Ssyer at —assume $57.30 monthly pay­ SAN SEM KNOLLS — it M FA 2-4002 nr FA 2-5720. ment*. Inquire at offiee or QUIET. Another thing, w* c m phone FA 2-7602. LOVELY room, share kitchen pri­ let our children play in front vileges with one K desired. because our home is on a dead FA 1-4850. end street and ve don't live FULLY EQUIPPED 2 BEDROOM in conitant fear that a speeding BLOCK. Porches, patio A other 6-ROOM house, unfurnished, mod­ car will run them down. IT IS extras. FHA mortgage 832.50 ern, on lake located In Geneva monthly. About 33.000 rsih need­ •LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE Fla. 145 per monlh. FO 5-3518, VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! ed for equity. 261 Lincoln Road, Oviedo. And, last but not lean, the eonCasselberry. struction la guaranteed to be the FURNISHED apartment, one or very best became every bit of two bedrooms, hardwood floors, FARMER’S AGENCY It was personally supervised hg tile bath, private; adults. 602 N. V. Farmer, Realtor the builder, Philip Zeuli." # W. 27th. Si. D. H. Whitmore UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, Lillian G. Trams SAN SEM KNOLLS is four blocks newly decorated. Call FA 2-61S0. Associate*. west of French Ave. on Twen­ 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-S221 APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 2-0578. After hours, FA 2-2611, FA 2-4021, tieth Street. A Stemper associate is oo the premises daily, FA 2-0261 FURNISHED bouse for rent, W. H. “ Bill” Slem pcr Agency Smyrna Dr., DeBary. NEW Iwo bedroom house; natural Realtor k Insurer wood finish. Separate well. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tagter LOVELY furnished lour room 18,300. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, apartment, lVt tile baths, large Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper 3rd Street, Lake Mary, ■creened porch. FA. 3-4050. Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan. R. T. McCaefctX C. A. Whiddon, Sr. ' T. C. Troutnar w Phona FA $-4991 U t N. Park BROKER UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house. 202 So. Park Aye. Ph FA 2 3001 Phone FA 20331 3601 Park Dr. FA 2 3030. CARD OF THANKS Wa would Uka to taka this means af (banking everyone far their kind and thoughtful deeds dur­ PRIVATE PARTY to sell lovely MUST SELL AT ONCE -Leaving ing the long Illness and death LARGE bedroom, private bath, town; 2 bedroom frame home on home in Little Venice, reason­ private entrance; with or without of our beloved husband and Hwy. 46 West. Best offer takes. able. Ph. FA 2252 between 6:00 private living room. FA 2-2720. father. We efcall always be r\ 2-3463, Sanford. and 7:00 .P. M. grateful to the many blood don- 1-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ era and tha doctors and nurses ment, kitchen equipped; garage. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double car­ lor their services. port*. extra large utility room, Ph. FA 2-1703. Mri. F. M. English Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. LAKE MARY; Unfurnished I bed FA 1-1370. end Family room houee, kitchen equipped. HOUSE for sale in restricted area FA LO104. NAVY AND Low down payment. Terms. FA 3-6150. welcome! 2 owAV-airweR you str ONgOPTHeSCOO ILL TAXETWPTOP OC, YOUR MEADCSV ) v* WITH tm -----' f *"•i % ><f i r • ,/ m !-> I WELAKA APARTMENTS: roams private baths, 314 W. First St. 3-BEDROOM and 2-bedoom house Officer Transferred across from school. FA 3-5091. This is-your opportunity to pick t-BEDROOM fully furnished Uka up an outstanding t bedroom, 2 NICELY furnished two bedroom aide eottagt; adults only. Phone aod two bath apartment. Adults, bath, deluxe Phillipi-BuiU home In beautiful Loch Arbor, having J. O. Lancy, 1*11 *anford Ave., aceess to beautiful Crystal Lakr, PA 2-3000. at ttl,000.00, aatlsfy owner's equity at only $3200, assume CLEAN, small furn. apt. PA 2-0702 ’ mortgage, with monthly payments below what you would FUr. lSHKD garage apartment, RAYMOND M. BALL expect for this type of home. AND ASSOCIATES 234514 Palmetto Ave. C a l l SEE IT TODAY. Exclusive with Tk 2 5254 or FA 10523. Real Estate — Insurance Seminote Realty, 1901 Park Ave., Surety Bondi FA 2-3232 or FA 2-2240 evenings MODERN 2-bedroom house, elec­ t i l fto. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-M41 tric kitchen; corner lot In city. Banfnrd LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100* Call FA 1-2078, ■vans Bldg. Lake Mary X 145*, IV* miles west of city Ph. FA 2-1200 . BY OWNER nice I BR fumlihed home, like new, excellent loca­ tion, low down payment. Phona HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East FA 2-0803. aide between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliances. School bus atop. Quiet neighborhood. $71 per month. Phona FA 2-0143. 0-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near schools and store*. 011$ Elm. No pete pjesse. RENT A BED BETTER HURRY! Before Prices Go Up Legal Notice SS. FSB. «. WfWTABgNOU J__ W«4UilN« THAT ’ UN.VJUME4 MAWC ro«P r/ 4th Addition Homes Designed F it Florida Living. , S ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 4 S Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low as $425 HOMES r icrrriM s a s n NOTICK la hereby ilvei. that I am <ais|<< In baelneee at IS* W. md Xt.. Bemlsol* I'eunty, Tiermat I Intent to resistor sale name wltn lb* Clsrb uf tb* Circuit Court, Sami note County, Pierian. In ai-rordanr* wltb tbe provident ot lb* Kill ItIons Name Hiatuloa, to-nil! Bnitlsa lll.tl riortea aim* lute* 1SST. ■Is! tJo> 4 Harass TO RM rCBLiaUKD Jen. M. It, We Invite you to he our. guests absolutely free without oblige, tie* at as* af Baaford'a leading Motels while you locate saltable housiag far j oarself am* family. Pick ap year hay at oar Salas Office. SUNLAND Estates Q oujnJbiy & South CM PINECRESlf Oflana/t ReUaway, Ho*pita' A Baby Bade By Day, Week *r Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. PA 1-3101 11$ W. 1st Bt. NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD You can movg in immedi­ ately while the papers sre being processed. Tarn Wart Oa SStk 81. Fallow Country Oak M . ft Watch Far Oar Signs . . . TO TAL PRICE OPEN DAILY •iM A. M. TU Dark Odham & Tudor? SUNDAY 1:00 P. M. TU Dark ShoamaJum We Guarantee Persons) Satiafactioa On Ths Construction Of Your Homo For Ths First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 004h B4. FA $.710$ Inc. Office Opta 1.44 *T»I t:M Dally Isee P. M. Til Dark deodar Csr Hwy. 17-11 ft 17Ut BL Pken FA M M ! 3ft* ■■ad.W., 4 f �11. Work Wanted S. Real Eatata For Sale Stenstrom Realty Widow Says Sell Thurs. Feb. 4. 1DG0—Page 7 1*3* NASHUA U i U It., 1 bed­ DINING ROOM SUITE, buffett, IT Id. MAGNAVOX T.V., comole type. Good Cond. S33 FA 2-7770. tahlr, china cabinet and (our room. would lake amaller >' chalra; uaed; bargain. FA 2-73*2. wide or 'VI Chevy or taler on FOR SALE: Victor Adding ma­ It. Priced right (or quick »ale. chine with carrying caae. Mb* Mndlin. lot U, Park Ave. Trailer About JO or $0 buahfla of Hamlin and Parson Brown orsnges. Iraquli Ave. Park, Sanford Pb. FA 211*7. Make offer. Super Trading Poet, SINGLE BEb, poster type, spring 2M2 Orlando Dr. and mttleia In good condition, COTS |I.M. Sale, panli Sl.M per ISO. FA i-m o. alr. Army Navy Surplua, no inford Ave. 22-A Article* Wanted Uifd furniture, appliances, toola U31 CUSHMAN Scooter MS; I COINS WANTED: New er uaelpetc. Bought-Sold Larry’a Mart MM Eeyatone Magaitne Camera culatgd and old American, gold; IIS Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 14U* with two extra lenaea MS; wide paper billa. Call R. PA 2-1113. ROLLAWAY, BospHal end Sloan. FA I-STSS. ___ Bede. Day. Week nr Mo facto ry t o you FURNITURE CENTER ALUMINUM 1100 French Ave. VENETIAN BUNDS Ph.' *A 2-7151 WANTED: Cere for feeble, ag*d Endoaed haad Sag-proof bottom woman; In home of widow or rail with plastic cod*. Plastic eouple. Nuralng experience not ar rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon necessary, kindnaaa and patience eorda. essential. Write P. 0. Bo* SM, Senktrik Glase and Paint Co. Sanford. 11MM W. lad St FA 1-tMS HANDICAPPED VETERAN, mar­ ried, age » . orrktng employ­ ment; experienced in bookkeep­ ing; high tchool graduate; native of Sanford. Will conaider any type work. Call FA 2-3432. HERBERT STENSTROM Thia 1 Bedroom home. featuring Regialered Broker hardwood floori, large kitchen, LEN RIANER enrioied porch, and fully tiled LOTTIE BROADWAY bath, la vacant, you can look KEN TORBETT It aver thoroughly and you'll HOUSEWORK. 1507 W. 7th. St BETTYE D SMITH agrra if* a good buy at SIO.OOO. Associate* can be handled for S373.00 WORK WANTED, daya or week N. Park PH. FA 12*10 FA 2-3120. down, balance at *N.M monthly. Seller wilt pay closing coat a. Eaduatvo with Seminolo Really, 12. Plumbing Servlcca 1M1 Park Ave. PLUMBINO FA 2-SBI or FA 2-22*1 evenlnga Contracting A Repaira Free Kitimalea “ PLUSH CAMP ON R. L. HARVEY LAKE HARNEY" 20t Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33M • e l built eamp, suitable for year round homo, two bedrooms, bath, Plumbing: & Repairs kitchen, large living room with Joe C. Thomaa terraxao floors, elaborate tire 1021 Barite St. FA 2-1*40 place and barbecue grill, large terramo floor aun porch. 2nd building juet reflnlabcd and wir­ ed. for estre aleeplag quarter*, also include* good bouae trailer, I SIS* frontage on Lake Harney, Plumbing & Heating SM FEET ON 1TM DEEP included ere klt.-ben appliance* AIR CONDITIONING and come furniture. Offered exCALL STEMPER AGENCY CONTRACT and REP MR WORK ehiaively by "The Time Teeted 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-MS2 Firm ” FOR TODAY’S PRICE S t Johns Realty Co. 22. Articles For Sale 20-A Trailers S ?SAVE$ New A Card Furniture and Appliance* Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Caih. 8UPEB TRADING POST. FA 2-MTT. IS. Electrical Serviced W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Agency New A Uaed Funtturo A Appli­ SINGER PORTABLE to reaponPhone FA 2-tMI 111 N. Park Honsc Wiring — Electric Service ance*. A Good Place Tn alblo party In thia vidnlty. Sid Vihlcn Phan# FA l-SUl MM Park Dr. BUY. BELL or TRADE Tako ever S payment* of IS.il. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 11. Special Service* Two year guarantee remaining. FA 2U01S FVRN. • Rm„ I bdrm. home; 112 Magnolia Jenkins Furniture Write Bo* AA, c/o Sanford Her veeetlan bMnda, picture win­ D. C. * Caae. D. 0. Caae, C, Caae *00 Sanford Ave. FA YUM AUTO GLASS dow; garage. On large lot. Call 14. Build, Paint 4k Repair M International, a-N Ford, U l SUNLAND ESTATES FA 2-SlTt, Mr*. Shawver. and M gallon Bean arove sprayINSTALLED • BIG VALUES One year old homo on largo oak RAINBOW Palntera * Decorator* Wlndahield tra; all type* grove equipment. • IU1CK CREDIT Rack Glnaa ahaded lot feeing Lake Dot. —Free Estimates. Ph, FA 2-B3M. Alao BaldwinTulhlll It inch band • EASY TERMS Door Glaaa Vent Glnaa Excellent condition. S BR„ 1 aaw. Complete welding. Ward WB GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WALL PAPERING * PAINTING SERVICE bath, Kit. Equipment. No quali­ Equipment, Oviedo, FO a-SStt. Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Scnkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. WILSON - MAIER fying. Low Down payment and Contact soa Weit Bth St. only IBS. month Including toNow and Uaed Furniture 11 lit W. 2nd St. FA 2-4012 Phone FA 2-1613' “ LOTS" OF BARGAIN aurance and New Texea. FA 3 3*12 B & M Distributors Stl E. Flrtt St. SERVICE CALLS *1.30. For de­ lx beautiful l ota, Briardlff, Intrndedai John R. Alexander TASKER PAINTING pendable TV service rail San­ Dreamwold Section, offered exNEW PRODUCTS StlT French Ave. FA l-OMS .ehutvely by St, John* Realty Special. FA 2-1131. ford TV Center, »th. and taa P. 0. Bos ill. Lake Mery. Fla. ford Ave. FA 21741. Co. at e fraction of the aeaetacd Pb. FA 2-4MS. , new S gal. BRITANNICA encyclopedia. AaTHOS. E. THOMPSON I It. Crestliner Trader cm Urge •ume my payment*. 1 received a vein*. M’ * MO*, aoo “ The Time cement mixer equipped with General Contractor H E A T I N G landacaped tot Two M ft. porch, eecond act Chriatmai and don’t Tested Firm", immediately for electric motor that one men Home Carpentry Repairi ea and carporte, city utilities. H. R. POPE CO. need two. Reply -to Box R. P., theae “ Hot Bargain*". eon operate — weight M lb*, Roofing A Siding Owner moving away—See at MM *)0 s. Park - FA M M e/o The Sanford Herald. Phono FA 2-1*52 complete — mlxea SO tba. in Magnolia Avo. S t Johns Realty Co. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 2 minute* — a eu. ft. hr. with GOOD Uaed Appllaaeea and TV*. lit North Park Avo. AM type* and ei*et. toatall B A M ROOFING v one bucket. For any cement or Goctaly, Ine., Third A Palmetto. “ The Time Teated Firm" Contracting A Repair* "Do k Youreoif ’ NO FOOLIN' concrete Job. May be rented at I toanisil — Banded hum aI WE REPAIR AND SERVICE the Owner really meat aal Mia HOUSE, t*I> down; S bedroom*, the following atorea—with 4 FREE ESTIMATES ST I N * large large I BE. A Dea Home, bucket*; Gregory Lumber Co., bath, kitchen, living room. Machinery set Supply Co. PI.. FA 2 IMS including large kitchen, Dining Sanford: Edward* .lardwara, Florida room, carport*. Large SOO Laurel Ave. Ph. FA Mi area, anack bar, larger aeparate Sanford; Gregory Lumber On., IMt C H E V R O L E T ear radio landacaped corner lot, fenced CARPENTER work and general 207 W. tod St. 910.M; I Admiral ahortwavo ra­ Laundry Room, The fireplace ’ back yard. IN Country Club DeLand; Chuluota Supply Ca., repaira reaaonable. FA I-SM1. dio with Tt tun Iable HIM ; ft make* the Home ao eaay ea eeol Chuluota. Drive. Open for Inspection 1:00 AMI M record Juke boa, perfect day* end the term* era prac­ IF YOU have painting problem* p. m. to 1:00 p. m. for den, need* little repair tically eP to you. end want to take advantage of SUM; aeparetely or efl fer THREE bedroom home on two year* of experienro and the •MM. Phan* FA 1-77*1 or Iota, corner So. Sanford and 14th. heal of workmanship eali K. M. Getaway To Tba Watarway FA l-Ml* after S p. m. St. Como, look, make offer. Yoons FA 2-0594 or J. L. BirdYour EVIN1UDE Dealer T, V, Cantrell. ■oo FA 2-4132. •Roboon Sporting Goode SM-M E. 1ft. Ph. FA l-SMt CALL “ THE TIME TESTED DREDGING; Land fUltd and II. Special Services FIRM" TODAY baachaa pumped to. Na Job to tor wonderful toveatment oppor­ ■mall or to large- Call TEmpl* KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY tunities to St. Johna Rlvar pro­ 1-4031. 1)20 Palmetto Ave. perties, and highway 1T-M pro­ Open M bra. day—7 day* a week SEPTIC TANK SERV1CK perties. Bine* IBM INCOME TAX SERVICE S t Johns Realty Co. A. HARE DEBARY WILLIAM II. MURRAY US North Park Ate. NOrth B-47U 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA MIN NOrth I-44M “ The Tima Teeted Firm" Ill North Park Ave. "The Time Tested Firm- DUB TO ILL HEALTH — I am aelllag alt etark. All Hew Jeweled Watehro| I Faeteey aad Waleh Beads. ■/«% Other I U « i / 4 n ^ ' Greatly Radaetd. Came See aid Save. All Relee Caah. WALTER H. TRAPP (Jeweler) SIS E. Sad 81. «aaferd Sanford's most complete NEW CAR SELECTION! fijo / d ic u c IS-A, Benity Pariora S M . to n s wkto bardvond Rama and eyraaic Ule bath. FOR SALK DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP MM Adame Ph. (Home & Auto) North Orlando Electron ice ROSA L. PAYTON <e And AuociatM PH. FA 2-MS* — FA t-MM 711 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-tl Registered Beal Eatata Broker Ph. PA I-1SM 1T-M at Hiawatha PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA S-4X2I After I P. M. FA * 7SS Bo Lovelier With Professional ’M BUICK 4-door LaSaber, power Beauty Care. ■tearing, radio, heater, other ea- Beauty Salon THE OM Historical “ Buen Rotlro f o r SALE— tail Spence Craft Eatato". IT aero*. The lay of E X P E R I E N C E D atcor- ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Housa Tra Dor. *a>*xl. Sec aydo tho land to heautiM, tong oaay ment*, Invoices, hand bills, and A Satisfied customer I* our bo* dim teacher tor Sanford atudio. Walla ot DoWitta Traitor Park. advertisement. •lope*, m*ay beautiful huge program*, j 11. Pr igreaaive PART-TIME canvaaera, salary No phono falls. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK trees, many Had*. Creek flow* Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2M1and commission bast*. Apply la 1M So. Oak Ph. FA 7-S74I pear around. Real *pr(af of SM West 13th SL person to Central Florida Music fresh aweat water. Large cM Sehooli, *17 Virginia Drive, Or­ houee haa • flreplaco*. Tory lando. Sewing Mach. Repairs i Interesting. Como see. For M l ALL MAKES * MODELS detail* end price write Reset 1M So. Park (14 hr. aer.) FA 2-3B23 FABULOUS Nationally Advertised I WllUama A b o v e fl Swimming Pool Idea tree* with Meh water New available fer 1 PRICE. Can be seen at Mari Motel in Sanford. J T ftlX X BRAND NEW SOUTH PINECRBST: A hoaotiM s-hodroom, I-both homo hack yard, built-to kitchen equipwant. 81,4M oquky and tako (pay Wotel SEE US BEFORE U BUY ! 1959 JEEP STA TIO N W AGON 4 - Wheel Drive dfjLadqueudaAA C om pote - 4 Door Sedan, Power Steering One Owner ................................... $6 9 5 . 1957 FORD FAIRLANEi(H O C b k h American B1ANCHINA By FIAT ««„, Iqilpyed with hoator, ofl filter, roeHnht* M ia While Sidewall Tlree, Meririe Wkuhleld Wiper*, Oti PMtOr and Toro M f u k A * I t D down FIAT “600” Series SMowoN Tire*, RtorCvfe V M Stfnato. Including Collision Insurance • Low Bonk Rotes W arranty Guarantee 1952 CADILLAC m 2-D oo r S U P E R S E D A N FOR CLEAN USED Co m f i a DOWN 57 C H E V Y 57 F O R D ('•atom Tudor 4 Cylinder — III” Teder 1 CyHoder — Standard Trane. — Meier to Htaedard Train, — Itrotes — A-l Ceeftltou — fined Tlree Twiene Point. and Pnlnl.' j * 1 0 9 5 * 1 0 9 5 "BOO” 4 Door. Fully Equipped....... 1953 CHEVROLET 1957 BUICK Convertible - R b H Bel Air Convertible Now Top, Real Sharp Only .... ................ .. 1957 NASH Fordor Sedan 1954 OLDSMOBILE bndan...... All Thooe Cars Are Extra Clean ,IM " 4 Door ’4 4 9 . 795. Your Credit Is good on any of thebe Can LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC. Msreuiy — English Ford* — Lincoln — Continental IPS North Palmetto Avenue * • FA 2-IHR4 55 D e S O T O Firedearn Bportamaa Teder Heidiep — Ait email* Treee. — Fewer Blearing — power Brtkeo — Radio and Baskar — A rod hayI 7 9 55 C H E V Y “gif. Feeder Sedan — S Cyl­ inder — Standard Tree*. — Redle and Beeler — Teton* Petal. 7 5 9 5 Open 'Till 9:00 Evenings 1 H i m H I M ' 0 1 HASS MOTORS USED i rXSNCH AVI. CAB LOT Pb. FA 1-M4I k 1■ 1~ f f i ------ r ij �" x " • ” ' - ' ...................... . . S - W i m - V * . « . l« e > Q K ' j rj U 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 Hie winners ad the four games la the why, tart tbs smiles disappear tram their (aces whan the Mup the actios that wiH begin March * . second round will meet the night of March 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, Ji a 10-1 record they wart oseded third. with at (our players, chief of this will be ths finest tournament in the signings Beaded la ths ont and taro apots wart Senwhom was Kan Boyer. Tha »• state, with 11 of the beat cluba to watch. year-old third baseman, who bat­ braosw and Cocoa. Coach Layer drew a bye 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 mw , Inflelders Dick Crap and made underway The first game wilt * e * Joe Wooten end outfielder Duke Match X with 'nttuvllle fittuville and New Smyrna Speaking of tournaments, I mad* a Carmel wan the other SL Louis giedtlng et 4:80 p. m. and the winner of signers. statement a eoupls of weeks ego that I : thifl game wil face Vero Beech in the *eeOutfielder tanas Mafias and would likt to correct. I Mid 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 te re e 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 ---------- - **-»- gam 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 to participate. A new champion completed Ms ' ITssssm NsttoMl took all throe games m m the Catawba M Guilford M Manured toil year as tha 19M League career In INI and too Inst druggiri* toth m *s. Grace Mollo High Point 79 Eton 99 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 list 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 “ I was disappointed that no one fer Daniel*, Senior Cbamptow Prom 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 S T I L L B U R I E D ! 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 LO T 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 • Formica No Sag Construction • 4 Plaaltc Upholstered e 2 8 2 2 • Throw Rag e e ONLY $1 1 7 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 i m 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 ■i _ gamed to* PfcU 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. He reached Tritee A play to 1949 when he waa wkh Miami af dm International League. Another Sanford sportsman has lolned ths ranks of those re-order­ ing tone* advert!ring at Momorlei Stadium this summer m a mrsns of co-operating with to* local sponsors of to* Sanford Greyhound antry to tor Florid* Stale League. This om to Herbert Stenstrom of Stenstrom Realty at ill North Park Ava„ and he Is the sixth advertiser te accept one of M six fori by M foot space* avalable. 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(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, Vitally 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 Aircraft 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 Spokesman 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 member*. 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. MIAMI (UPD—A R um tea tenders tering playground of day to Inspect the VOL. XLIX Unitsd Prase Leased Wire BY JACK PHILLIP* Longwood'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 intercet 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 ot __________ WEATHER: Occasional showers today and tonight. High today, T0-74. Low tonight. 60-flli, NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m. e.s.t. American TAT ......... Bethlehem Steel ...... Chrysler ............... Ford Motor ............ General Kirdrlc ...... Gcnrral Motors ........ lot. T A T ............... Lorillard . . . . . . ......... Penney ...................... Sears Roebuck ......... Studebaker ................. U. S. Steel ......... . Waatlnghousa FJ.......... Established 1908 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. Hike'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. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1960 SANFOf 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 •aamawlad aauinlpw in UllUU VtofiflA 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 'wive oTeirUat* of hustonas- . " if-Vf/jAP’ * ' r — ““ Wave Of Arrests men, professional people and mem­ bers of influential families la alUl going on In the Dominican Re­ public, according to reliable re­ ports reaching here today. 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 Um . on a flight from Miami to Lm Angeles, had received proper clearance and the landing appear­ ed normal until tha mishap oc­ curred, a TWA apokesman aald. lljt flm s J lm U a w ii v e U c U d U llc N a m e s v v V u U l l v M W I IIW . Cooslructtoe *( Ureuslai steet by JR). MrirtA Jt told the Jayceea Thursday. RIChard alio said that all city work crews were prnted into PARIS (UPI) — President Charles DeGaulIe today named a tough paratrooper' to the all-import ant post of minister of defease 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. As of 11 a. m. over three and a half inches of rain fell in the area **I,ce • P- m> yesterday, 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. 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. _ t llA tA n c A 1 /w lC IIM e t M in ic v A r n illljI C I Lansing Critical Scientists Study Discoverer Data Orlando Pilot Lands Aircraft OivTurnpike WEST PALM BEACH (UPI)— 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 merit said construc­ 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 ary 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 Oraage 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 mw 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. duction 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 fo 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 Investment 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 ar 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 Ijke 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 wil 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 dirested by Uw Citation!* wha will have a streamlined sirens. Since them are to performer* la tb* CrtaUaal else, alone ealy part 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 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^. Schriever Says M issile •Force Poses Grave Threat Scheduled Monday 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 may be obtained front Art 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 . / L *1 1 it i 0 It � 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 04, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 04, 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 04, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f534ca05c3cef9956419cce1ea5ed6e7.pdf d028483e8b01c9518efd97984ee12481 PDF Text Text ' taring the Democratic president­ ial convention next Jnly. Kennedy wee set to anacuecc hie entry la Maryland's May It presidential preference primary at a feint news conference In Anna­ polis with Gov. MOIard Tawee at S :» p. m. Kennedy wil be applying ■ political bet-feet to Sea. Staart Symington (D-Me.) to the back­ yard of Symington's youth. Sy­ mington, who baa Ignored ell pri­ mary challenge! of Kennedy and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey <DMton.), wee relied to Saltlmore. Aa things new Hand, the « year-old Kennedy is likely to have WASHINGTON (UPI) - Erie the Maryland primary to klmielf, Johnson, president of the Motion with Tawes* blessing. The gover­ Picture Assn., said today that ma­ nor, U was understood, decided to jor U. g. movie companies don't pass up a “ favorite eon" role to puke, distribute or condone ob- favor of Inviting Kennedy to en­ ter. gceoky a pornography. Humphrey, while not officially . But Johnston, representing nine leading film makers, said dial closinr Ihe door on Maryland, was Hollywood's self • Imposed produc­ not expected to add this eonlesl tion code never was Intended to to the five to which he already puke all movies suitable f a the Is committed to run. GETTING SET FOR the All Souls Catholic Church Winter Festival are left They art Wisconsin, Oregon, dattro family. to right, Tony Trama, Betty Callan and Helen Constantine. All three arc South Dakota, Watt Virginia and . Johaeteo made the statement In members of tna committee ptonnin* the annual evant. (Herald Photo) the District of Columbia. testimony prepared f a a House Humphrey his avoided New Poet Office subcommittee heeded VJ Rep. Kathryn E. Graaaban Hampshire where Kennedy has (D-Pe.). Ha was the first witness the Bald to himself, - d Nebras­ where Kennedy bee entered ai heartogt ea Hollywood's self- ka. policing program and whether R and challenged both Humphrey end Symington to run. iaedl toughening. On the other hand, Kennedy is f Mrs. Granthan said aha and Minkin# at Weet Virginia and Ptoas are being completed for Other subcommittee members had South Dakota — two apparent deceived complaints that some Humphrey itroogholde — as pri­ the All Souls Winter resUvel, Movie ads and motion pictures maries he wll not bother to oa- Feb. •wore too easy. Subcommittee Batty Callan and - y Trams, aides said the complaint* getea ekalrmsa af tbe foods eommk•rally involved foreign films and tea, reported pvvs-*# of the V. 1. movies without tbo Johnstoo M o n e y M o v in g W e s t The law was enacted partly to NEW YORK (UPI) - Net only home here filled the menu for Office's seal of approval. give rank • and • file members a i4Jehnetoo declared that movies are U. S. industrial markets shift­ tbo festival. method of ftoding out about the god advertisements approval by ing to tbo Weet aad Southwoet operations aad finances of their but Urn richer consumer markets anions. TesUmeny before the Sen­ are alee aa tbs awes westward. . m. Cost for the adult will be ate Rackets Committee showed A new study of per capita retail IJS and 9.71 for tbe children's some union leaders kept members sales by tbo U. I. Bureau of Cos* plate. to Ignorance whMe they looted un­ Mrs. Heten Constantine, general sue shows that purse-strings are ion treasuries. chairman and chairman of the wo aeon's division, said there will There are nearly to,300 reports bo a larger variety of booths from international and local unions aad eotartatoaseat this year, at stacked an shelves In the depart­ the seventh annual winter festival ment's Me room. They will be eg Mo All Bools Church. mde available to Me public upon request, either to peraon or to “ Tbe freedom men sought to the The department wiM charge X 'new world' may well vanish with­ in the M il decade" warned C. W. cents per legal-slied page for du­ Beach, paator of the Sanford Sev­ plicating the reports, No one TAMPA (UPI) - The Uth at- enth Day Adventist Church to serv­ know* yet how long k wilt take nual Florida guts Fair opened ice* leal Saturday, “ and this will to flit ea order. not be snuffed out by enemies from Tbe reports range In length far a two-week nia today. from one page to the more than without tbe eountry,” he stated. Aa usual, Me fair is being con­ Directing hie sermon to Mm sab- 10-pace organisational report filed ducted ilmnHaneously with tbe by Walter Rdulher'e United Auto ansutal OasparUto Festival which Worker* Union.'begtoe wtth Me pirate "tovealou" Tbo latorMtiooal Typographies! more to fear from inertia within ef Me cky nest Monday. the country than from any foreign Union, United Mina Worker* and A wide variety ef exhibits aad power. The willingness of cltliena Harry Bridges' West Coast Long­ rattle, poultry aad iwlne Judging to let someone else do their think­ shoremen's Union have all filed ing for them and to rely on govern­ reports despite Uielr vigorous ob­ ment for not only economic secur­ jection to the new law'a require­ ity. but also religious security ments. Failure’ to flic reports under the spells disaster for a free democ­ new Taw Is punishable by crim­ racy." In responae to ibe minister's inal penalties — Jail lermi and challenge for his congregation “ to (toes. do somethtog about U," Adventist members turned to a total of HO to MIAMI (UPI) - Paul Uchtar, bo sent as a donation from the San­ X, said he searched halfway ford Adventist Church to the work ■round the world for the girl of of the International Hellglous Lib­ hi* dreamt and thnn found hnr erty Association af Washington, D. C. The Association keeps tab* an Ho married the girl, Molly legislation that tends to indicate Sleek, to, Sunday after a whirl­ any encroaetunaot on religious lib­ erties end where necessary assists wind courtship ef three weeks, Utcber said be went to Israel with legal action when such might ONE OF tha world's greatest works, thn Japanese city last year in starch of a wife. HI* belp to defend these liberties. of Nlkko built te 1/10 scale, will bn dhowa fit thn Florflret wife had died. Ida State Fair opening today in Tampa. Tha 10,000 “ And what do I find practically ■quart foot dUpUy Includes 20 buildings and took 54 on my doorstops but wltal I've man 22 years to build. Shown abova la a pagoda. Slat been looking for on the ether eld* of Um globe," be said. of people at left show* itn alie. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The gov­ ernment Monday filed iSJM.Oto to tax liens against the estate of C. M. (Sweet Daddy) Grace, Ne­ gro spiritual leader whe died toot spotted costume with a big bustle with two Urge leolh. ills nos* was month. The Internal Revenue Service and long, floggy yellow feet. His • bulbous red that lighted up. eald (he liens were filed to U face was chalk whit* with • bald HU name was rolto Adler and statei to protect an “ assessment" dome and his crown wee a ttay be wee King ef tha Clowns. Today of 93.SM.000 in beck taxes aad In­ cone-shaped cap. On his feet was painted a huge the King U dead. He died Monday terest for IMS and IMS. T;* TS-year-old self-etyted "boy red mouth to ■ perpetual grin after two emergency operations at 8t. CUro'a Hospital. friend of tbe world," who founded Mora more then to year* Felix Mouses of Prayer la cities strung delighted his subjects with hto ea- along (he eastern seaboard, was tic*. Millions af Americana understood to have left aa estate lsuvHod at kU clumsy buffoonery valued at 9to million. trees Madison fiquarc Garden to Central America in leading Ute Chlease. Peerto aad wherever else Sfatlra ts h ardy *lt#n that lh# Krmlaels County ao»l#B UeeMBlSitea prepoM. is rummmmd la ilia Board af grmteele world to population growth, add­ County Oanunlaalaaara, tha adapt las af a Comprehensive Kaalae ing mom Man 1.M0.0M persons ■egwl alien aad faa echedula aad inning maps dividing ell *t .WASHINGTON (UP1) - Sea. (D-Mais.) OUhne Me claim In Maryland to­ day to M *f the 4M delegate Jobs r . . Kennedy Committee Works On Festival Plans S Pastor Talks On Religious Freedom Florida State Fair Opens Today Man Finds Dream Girl Next Door By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (DPI) Tha federal government at this point hat i)o clear Idea of bow many trsdlng stamps it has, or what It is going to do with them. aI assume that somewhere out there in the vert bureaucracy, someone has charge of taking the stamps as they corns In and drop­ ping them into a shoe box, as wa Although the government is not keeping eount of the number of stamps H collects, I learned that most of them are acquired with the purchase of gasoline for gov­ ernment vehicles. WeD, sir, the government owns more than leo.ooo autos and trucks which are driven an av­ erage of 10,000 miles a year. The way i figure it, this represent# a potential Income af about too,. 000 atampa a week anon» to fill « 0 books. At this rate, tie fovernment every year could exchange slam.pi for S.200 electric rasors, or 13,-( MO table cloths, or 7.M0 floor lamps, or (.240 play pens or 1,2M vacuum cleaners. Or, better yet, it eonid save them up far 1,023 years and have enough to got every taxpayer a new billfold. Someday, that someone pre­ sumably will hart to taka them all out, lick them and tUck them In stamp books. This is a Job I do not envy. The glue on trading itaapa tastes no better than the glue on postage stamps. The means that Uncle Sam was saving trading stamps, even ai you and X. There emerged last year from the General Services Administration, the federal "bousekeeping" agency. Housewifely, the agency advised all other government bureaus to hold on to any stamps they col­ lected, pending further Instruc­ tions. However, the instructions haven't been Itaued yet. The government la atlll trying to work out with tbo trading aUmp companies a plan for dlapoaing of the atampa without ex­ changing them for merchandise. Otherwise, It would have a sec­ ondary problem of how te dispose of the merchandise. There also la a question of whether the value of the etampe is worth the paperwork they en­ tail. If the government doesn't mind my butting In. I think I ean solve the problem. The thing to do Is te beep the etampe until tome foreign potentate, say the king of Saudi Arabia, oomea here on a state visit. The visitor is almost certain ta have a surprise gift— a pearlhandle award or a silver incense burner for President EUenbdwer. He win feel hurt I Urn. has nothing for him. Okay, all Ik* bra to do la keep hie guest in a coo venation whlla someone grabs up a batch of the stamps and rum down to the stomp store. 1 Imagine any des­ ert monarch would be delighted by a new electric blender, toaater or roaster, or even a charcoal By PRED DANZIG nosicoskrevtrolal, cursory messlieu NEW YORK (UPI)—"The Fabu- or overlooked completely. While I wouldn't teke the Bow feus Fifties" la»ted two hours on CBS-TV Sunday night and toft me seriously as proper Malay, 1 would not hesUtate to tafia B satwanting more. ously as a example of TV eaterTbet's how good K turned out Ulnmeat at Me beet. The numbers may have ranged from hkartooe to be. The instant decade, recreated to mildly interesting, but they wire never dull. for TV by Lei and Hayward, of­ fered a dozen stare doing bright things. Good taste aad a flair Is crispness and stylo were ingredi­ ents that never M l the production as p o p u l a r muaie. comedy sketches, pantomime, dance num­ bers, cartoons, photo montage and humor and I have tbe fOaUag that kinescopes of legendary TV shows ae Ibe Swinging Sixties mmB aa were blended together to a last- TV. Van Dyke e R t s s e hopoomoving, often beautiful and tack­ Unt part of the scene. Other high­ ing panorama. Henry Fonda and lights were the segment called. Eric Sevareid served as the nar­ “The Creature,” which kkMed TV rators. commercial In “ Med" magazine There were no villains to hits. style; a glowing number thet soThe maesage, courtesy of Tam created ■ rehearsal of “ My FabJefferson, was saved tor a final Lady,'' with Rex Harrison and wrapup. Tbo only barb to the show as contained to the routine by MHm Nicboie aaad Aetna May. a water coaler summit meeting in which they sprinkled ue with tan­ talising comments an the TV quit scandals. Tbe fact thet Juqt about everything else was on a happyhappy kick didn't bother mo be­ cause, let’s face h, folks, we werea'' told to aspect a definitive survey ef the past decade by Prof. Arnold Toynboe. * Tbe great-emphasis to the show was to molding tbe many titillat­ ing fads, fancies end furies of the 'so* Into cohesive, entertaining chapters. As ■ result, our TV, mo­ tto* p l e t u r o end Broadway achievements received most of the attention. Controversial fig­ in the world of polities end WINTER PARK— A final pay- ures statesmanship were cither given ment of 9S,M1.3a2 was made this week by Minute Maid Corporation to Florida Orange Marketers, Inc., for frak to the lMg-M FOM pools. S E C U R IT Y The payment brings the gross S S O C IA T E S * amount paid by Minute Meld to FOM isr 103*-50 fruit to ON,. toS.Mg, nearly ft million more than taat year, according to E. STO CK S - B O N D S H. Squire, FOM.General Managar. Squire pointed out that the M U TU AL • FUNDS 1HB-N assessment for operating costs of the grower co-operative was a fraction over elght-tentbi of a cent per boa, 14 per rent less (ban tbe assessment per boa levied during the 1M7-M season. Finql Payment For Fruit Made Suit Is Filed On Grace Estate Legal Notice ■aalaala Oeuhty anlstd# af Incorporated areas tote •sente* districts sad providing far regulations sag eufareement there- STEP OUT af, Fublia. bealla** ' will be Staid la tha Court > » « ■ af tha genttoela Couuip Court |lieust, Sanford, Florida aa fellewai District# aa dtllnsatsd aa nfflrlal npunty mas# — ravlslaa tOS*i DMrtet S — Rm s u Iu Is m . Manser Mtila'a SMetstot whlah generally la nerlh af s lias Irina North af U k e Mary and west o f Ua 17-si to the Bento c ity Limits e f Bsnfard. Want af tea Warn Oily limits of Sanford northerly to Itto to root sad waet af Preueb Avene* North af llth street— hatog the North­ west segm ent a f Bemtasle County. Hearing ea February S, lia s a* Tit* F- M. or a* soaa thereafter as possible. ■antog man may ha views* and copies a f the proposed SAN FO R D , ' •/ ELA. f f a l e n t �~ ------------ L': 'J Headon Crash L e ft Tw o Cars Across Road From Each Other 1Z t y ? VOL. XUX 8 > a n fn r fo Ijm itfi THE WEATHER—Considerable cloudiness through Thursday. High today, 72-76. Low tonight, 56-GO. United Prana Lnrwnd Wire Eatnbliahad 1908 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 621 Front O f Death Car Twisted Sidew ays; D river’s Shoe K nocked O ff Bask Jail Plans Expected By M ay Tha County Commianlon hopea to have preliminary plana for a new county jail by May and tha building program start* ed In August. The board met with Architect James Gamble Rogers yea. terday, agreed to look over the Brevard county jail Thursday and start Immediately on outlining plana for the jail with " M■ M • 0 R fl A l A f C K flA w C I o ® " • Um I w l# P i in r i a T a t ? i« a S .« Rogers. At tha' mrrtlag yesterday, the hoard heard STth District Senator tal candidate and a rommlnloner froa t-’oenly. Bernard 4 the, p r o b l ^ , ^ Ftfrtih Iin ^ tiit th* Die ftn coat 1150,000 sad two holding Jails approximately No,000 each. Howaver, ha aald the new jail at Titusville la already overcrowded. "We Just didn't plan ahead." Parriih aald. Chairman John Krider told tha board that "time la wasting and we mual get to work on the new Jail m toon as possible." Rogeri Mid tha jail, if the pro­ gram starts la August, should bo finished la two years. The board yasterday also re­ ported on tbolr visits to thret JaU> Three Rescued YUBABI, Japan (UP!) — Three Japenem miners who bad been burled far to hours te a eavad-la coal mlM wen brought t* tha sur­ face today, alivs and apparently te goad rendition. Five others wore Th* board visited Jails te Os cools, Highland and Orange CouaCounUbs. Chairman John Krider said that th* Highland County Jell wai by tar the beat tor tea money lavest­ ed that the board had seen. Tha Jail M hehring cost $U0,•te and has a capacity tar M prisoners. Krider Mid that effldale them are pUaalag to edd an­ other Boar te the Jail te eliminate avertrowed conditions. Highland County has a popula­ tion of If,MO, about M.om tew than dominate County. Th* board alto visited th* Os­ ceola County Jail, which cart •IT1.0M, and tha M million Jail te Orange Ceeaty- Jaycees To Hear Circuslond Report string hope* tar general tax relief this year. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills (D-Ark.) af (he Mouse Ways and Means Committee served notice ha would join Ih* administra­ tion te opposing any attempt to nut a general tea cut through the etoeLion year Congress. Th* planner of ClrcuyUnd will bn guest speaker at Ih* weekly Joyce* teacbeon Thursday at th* Civic Cantor. Maurice Marshal, bond of Katoftatamoal Interprtoes, wW towlain tha organise■Han's progress te completing plane tar tn* Wg attraedau. Jack Wither, program chairman, M id. JOHN M. Fi'iV,PATRICK. Circuit Judge Voile Williams said the county needs a new courthouse and yesterday urged county commissioners not to waits the taxpayers money with any makeshift operation. Williams, told th* board that, according to statistics, the growth of the county will bo so groat by INS that there will bo two resident circuit judges operating in the county. Board Chairman John Krider told Williams (hat at tha present time the county's financial struc­ ture would not permit both a new Jail and court house. He Mid that "we must Mart planning tor a new eourthouse In three year* but on the basis of funds we now have, wo can only remodel the present one." . Speaking on the need for a new courthouse, Judge Williams said (hero la a definite need bow for two courtrooms, thro# Judgoe chambers, an office for (ha court reporter and on sdaqnato taw library. The board looked over prelim­ inary sketches on a remodeling job which la expected te eoet be­ tween (73,DM to 1100.000. .Preliminary plans call for re­ locating the ceunty commission room on the ground floor and utilising ib* present chambor an. tha third Boor as a library. Othor changes call for iastalliag a small elevator and remodeling to furnish more spare for the tea asaestar sod Us collector. John M. Pilspatrick of Loch Arbor announced today that he would be a candidate In the fourthcomina primlrlr* for the of­ fice of county commlialoner from District No. S. Filipatrlck la a certified public accountant, haa Itord in Florida since 1980 and ha« been a midant here since HUP.' He la 4t> years eld and la a graduate k f Ohio State Unlvrrnlty with a Bachelor of |klrnaeteegre* In eemmsrro end adHe It teer-tjrt to the former' Samh A.- Meinaaton aid. they have five boyi, Mike, 1'iL Turn, Jim and Daa. Pitapatrlek la a member of tha American Inaltlute of Certified Public Accountant*, Florida Instltuta of C. P. A.'a and la a mem­ ber of the Civiten Club, Chamber of Commerce, Klka Club and Uelta Upallon Fraternity, He and hi* family are number* of All Soula Church. Following aervice of two yean In th* Air Forra in the Pa­ cific during World War II. ha haa been actively engaged in hia pro. faaalon and la a life-long Demo, ciiat. Fltipatrtck raid that thia we# his first venture in treking public office, but he felt that his experi­ ence in Ida awn profession could bo greatly utilised "for the better­ ment of th* community as a whole and for th* improvement of th* aronomy of tho county." He also Hid that It Is hla desire "to tend greater impetus and guidanc* to county wide pollriee in obtaining an expanded economy and a sound fiscal policy tar Reminols County beyond th* seep* new conteaiplated by the preaent County Commis* sloo." FItepaIrish said he would an­ nounce* a definite pisiform far achievement and progress In Use community sad would name his campaign staff Immediately followtag the dale of qualifying far th* office te March. Lions To View Europeon Trip Casselberry Lions will set slide photsi at n trip to Europe at their meeting Thursday. Elton Richards, a Lyman lehonl teacher, will shew the slides af a European tour he mad* test summer. Th# meeting In to* Qlase Fountain wdl he at g:M p. m. unauig, a n im n otic tore N iU w i aad gangs o « u r , «•■ critically Injured Uit sight la a btadon eraah whlrh kilted to* other men m Hwy. iT-ea Mar to* Lake Monroe Bridge. Lasting vaa Hated la poor con­ ditio* at Oraaaa Mi Mortal Heepital at Orlando this morning. He vaa reported to have a fractured upper Wi and aortas* face cute iaWe Maatortel Ho L. Daugherty ot Fa diod la1 the Orlaad beura after the c Patrolman Otis G which to tha second fatal mb la appfocimataty tha tamo I ttoa ala'aa Jaa. 1. Two Naval Watloa asoa were kited la a « la that area Jaa- IF. ' Impact Flattened M otor O f Lansing’i Vehicle (H erald Photoa) Ike Raps Generals On Space Viewpoint WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ ala wae for ahead of Ibis country dent Rlaenhower today sharply la the development of a Rooster rapped generals and other* tar rocket engine tar distant apace limltsd viewpoints of missile and and that the Soviet* would be space development. He laid be ahead tar same daw. Ha added, ■nil thought Um presold V, I. pro­ however, that tbs haturn project gram was eminently capable of showed the determine lion of the United States te progress. The deterring an enemy attack. The President said the missile country, ha Mid, could look for­ race with Russia might be a dif­ ferent matter three or four years from now If American progress te the meantime came to s halt. But be told a news eonferehc* this would not happen and that te three or four years tec rotative U, I.-Russian position stilt would1 b* about what It le today. II* said It was true that Rua- Volusia Probe TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — 111* governor's office said today it la ■waiting a report from SUM Ally. W. W. Judge of an investigation into Um official conduct af Ih* chairman of the North Peninsula Zoning District te Volusia County. Tha investigation was ordered te December after receipt af a peti­ tion complaining that Fred W. Hamilton had abused hia efficial discretion. her trip te that soontry. The t p. m. assetteg s u In the Loan.wood Otvie Imago* building. Th* Civic League will held n helm eel* Pah. B te get money te rapine* curtains an the building's stag*. Th* league will play beet to women from all Seminole Ceunty two men era interested in *—“ -“ -g woman'* stubs Pah. M. a drive-to type grocery store la North Orlande, hat that a* definite plant have been made. At Ila JMiiary meeting the cerm­ et! adopted ordinances tafhlgilag Tho County Commlsalon report ■booting gusa o r burning refuse to the village and forbidding imnow Bno trash fee Lake Mary will ho board at Mto Lake Mary ( b i n bar of Common* mooting ached oltettnrodnyjn B p, m. BY JACK PMHAJra North- Orlaad* is trying te gat house te beuao mail delivery. Mayer Bay f.lddlcott told th* vil­ lage eouaril teal night that he wrote th* pnetmaater general Jan. II atUag whan North Orlaad* route expect bowse to bene* delive­ ry. The mayor got an answer Fri­ W ayw ard M inor day raying that Ms matter has NEW YORK (UPI) - Blood# boon rstartsd to Mo regional pestDorothy Lebohner, U-year-old coed office headquarters te Aliaola. arrested as a wayward miner tar Uddkott aald Ifui M ha doesn't hoar abate Ms pnqnate la tho next tow days, bn wBl write Congress­ man Byd Hertong. la hi* Jan. il net changed her mlt wSiii&JK! Tho mayor oxpiained that North Orlande anw has US horns* with about twice that number contract­ ed tar eonitructtaa. Ceuscllwaa Jo* Jackson reported on his attempt te get insurance teds t e the village. Jackson Mid bids on villago insurance are hard te got because taw aompanler bid os ex­ actly the tame type policy. Th* mayor of Miami Beach to having hla teaurnaco representative draw tip a ptas of tot ah* sad type te liability policy North Orlaad* should have, and Jackson said ha IliU r. Mm m i n t fliM H i ! BickiAf Meted have an asewer afc tho type up mail Is North Orlande to a baaard under the existing- arrange- Meets Thursday Inform*tie* eeacarahm iaoerparmission wm a county matter but ward to a successful completion of ih* Saturn project. Elsenhower sold be would Ilk* to see the Constitution amended to provide four-year (arms tor House members no they would rua at the same time presidential elec­ tions are held. H« also favored amendment to give Um President authority to veto specific Hems out of the appropriations bills. This, he Mid, would defeat porkbarrelling. Child Development Film To Be Shown Cooper Matthews, principal af th* Forrest rack School tar ex­ ceptional children, will speak sai show a film at Ike meeting af th* Seminole County Crippled Child­ ren's Aten, at T:M p. m. Thurs­ day. The meeting aiU be hate la the County Commission room in the courthouse. PhU Logan, president af the group. Mid Cooper will espials lb* activities of th* For. rost Park School and show n movie an development ef retarded child­ ren. Interacted persons are lavlt- Klan To Sponsor Chicken Barbeci Th* Florida Ku King Kim the Bento* hi (tenth Carolina and tha Tarnhigh**. Warrior sad Chat tahooch** rivers were oa the rteo te the Tennessee Valley, oasterh Mississippi, north' Alabama and Georgia. • * �_ 1-W eA, Tab. t, I960 Church To Hear _ - r — - , y *:-■ ; Principal Kills 2 Teachers, Self HARTFORD CITY, Inrf. (UPI) ed. It cainr scant hours befnr* the Ihr frightened children, walked up An outstanding veteran mission* ary will ba presented at The Alii* ■nt# Church's Annual Missionary —Leonard Redden wxs a penile and respected grad* school princi­ pal and Sunday School taaehfr, “ H* * u mild mannered and very nice," a friend eald. "But acmethin* waa bothering him and ha had complained of uvera beadaehel." Redden, 44, was disturbed about small-Umn gossip. He fall talk had unjustly linked him with a fifth-grade teacher, Harriet Rob­ eon, U, and that in soma way another teaeber, Mra. Minnie MePerron, ST, was to biafte. Hla wife, Haul, 40, tald he waa Buffering from a persecution com­ plex end bad made an appoint­ ment for him to seo ■ psychiatrist Tuesday afternoon. But oven hla wife had not known when tho brtakiag point waa reach- Convention neat week. The Con­ vention will open Monday evening at 1>4tv Services will be held each evening, except Saturday, through Sunday, gab. 14. Mrs. W. C. Ntwbarn will ba the speaker Monday and Tuesday evsnlngs. She will also ba the special guest and speaker for the Ladles’ Missionary S o c i e t y Luncheon Tuesday noon. Mrs, Newborn began her mis­ sionary work with The Christian and Missionary Alliance in late 1SB, She, with her husband, hat completed five terms of service In China and Hong Kong. Since 1PM Mrs, Newborn's main work has been with the South China Alllanco Rible School. It is now known as Tho Alliance Ribie Seminary, In spite of the Japanese War and tho Communist Revolu­ Ransacking of a house waa re­ tion, tho school has continued its ported to Sanford police Monday. The SUrtight promen%fers of work « f training Chinese young Minnie Byar of UlT W. first tho Sanfold Recreation Department people who are now serving tho St. said someone fat M o bar are farming a now class for behouse, ransacked ■ footlocker cru Anyone Interested la join­ and elostla, took Mi in cask, a ts* *1**1 is asked I* b* at th* box of groceries and some Ctrl* Center at T p. m. today. clothes. House Ransacked, Woman Tells Police e slender, dark-haired principal was to ree the psychiatrist. la N minutes, the two women Against whom he bid built up a resentment were dead and so waa a ramp to Mrs. Mermen's class­ room. She was reading poems at Urn time. "If- anyone moves. I'll shoot you." Redden told Mrs.. McFerreo and her startled class. Mrs. MeParren, a teacher at the school for 41 years, began scream­ ing. "Leonard, don't ahoet met Don't shoot mel" Redden put the muula of the gun to her head and fired. Pandemonium raged through tho school altar Redden ran out the door and drova away in h D lM l car. Many of the children raa hem* without their hate or coale la front­ ing weather. The community of MOO, miles northeast of Indianapolis became A town of fear. Police- closed ell schools and armed guards patrolled the town, fearful Redden might be stalking the streets with his shot­ gun. Several hours ialor, Sheriff GU Rohertsoo, leading a 100-man ' Redden did not go to school *• usual In the morning. Instead, he went to a hardware alert and pur­ chased a box of shells for his U gauge shotgun. Returning home, he armed himself with the shotgun gad drove to the school, occupied by about SOQ pupils and six teach­ ers. Ha stalked into Miss Robson's fifth grade classroom as sha waa grsdiag the teat papers of her ao students. He pointed the gun at hajvshouted, "Try to hang me, will you?" and fired. fom* of the children related afterward lhat they thought It was a joke until they heard the roar of the gun. "Miss Robson fell on tho desk, then rolled off to the floor, bracking her glasses," a pu­ pil eald. "Borne af the kids started scream­ ing end started to nia out but Mr. Redden pointed the shotgun at them and cBapad thorn book M o Redden had preppid the shotgun tho room.". against his cbost and used a Midi Redden, ignoring tho aeraama of to pull the trigger. Da yourself • good turn . . . insure wH an independent agent who's nt your service, night and day. fy u u u w a ij. Sr m JG b b in G en eral 114 N. P ark In su ran ce A v *. FA M S31 M M P! COOKED CANNED PICNICS ^ Lb. C u $|99 SUPER RIGHT YOUNG SILRCT BEEF LIVER SUPER RIGHT WESTERN TEMPER VERNON M H ^ praaidaot et tha lamiBnla County unit af tha >marica* giving pamphlets to Mra. jack Ertekaoo, praaldaat of tha Jaycsas Wivaa Club, b, atthe meeting at tha homa of lira. Ralph Wight Dr. Tom Largen, left* mad ad Miaa ahowad a film and gava tha program on (Herald Photo* lb. 39c lb. 49c lb. 59c nd pointed jt said, finch H ospital N ates two gunshot*. William Tladelt. Sanford Ann* Aiken, Sanford Frankie Caldwell, Sanford Lou Woodruff, Banford Robert Black, Sanford Kill* Griffith, Banford Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, banford, e eon Dtamlsaals Joann* Southward, Banford Mr*. Bernard BUD, Banford Mra. Qatar Pertt, Sanford Mrs. B. P. fuller, Sanford Mra. Leonard Rose. Lake Mary Curtis Tilly. DeBnry face after Tnoedsy's development* wai In • better spot than tie doc­ tor who discarded hla wife In her favor, flneh admittedly flrod the shot In the beck tbit brought the death of Mr*. Barbara Jean finch SI. Th* seven • woman, five • man jury heard the statements Cerate mad* shortly after tho shooting. She at vs them a picture of her aa a third woman who drovo lo F K B B UA R Y 1 James C. Lawrence Jr., Sanford ' Irving Gutsow, Sanford Kvg Stephens, Sanford Allis Houk, Sanford laray J, llodge, Merritt la- « dooerlptlM o f the r**l nro* MTATwa, Bomteote Csuaty, narlOs m m NU s tu Plat Ibaraat,- r»«ora*-t In Plat Rook IP. Fees* a as* if . of thf Puitla M ssN a *t PsssJtats cauaty, flevtea. >• era rasairaS -la Ilia ynur ver av atbar pteaatsw wltn th* k af tba above Court e a i to m l s i i r T X Mr. and Mrs. Disk Aiken. Ssoferd, ■ son Dismisssis Jesoelte Hall sad baby, Sanford Alice Hasty, Sanford William Oytef, Banford Edgar Blatter, DeBsry Daisy Chktester, Banford Emmett McCall, Sanford Robert Butter. Banford Edward Fielding. Sanford Mildred Harden, Sanford Mrs. Jones, Visitor At Altamonte, Dies saw Plartea. attaraar far th* niff, aa ar bafara Match ir*. If yau fall t o t e aa a Daoroa Cm Im w vlU So a■tarsO ses yae (av tea roller deasaaeMrs. Boss Jones of Sodslig, led., S the Osmplatet. ITJfnne my bane an* the s«*l died Monday. tte Court In asnrsrdT Ssmlasls Mra. Jones, who was visiting in ily, Plsrtaa, this fog gay at Lake Mary Scouts To Join In. Circus ■oy Scout Troop *41 of lake Mery will participate hi tho Scout Circus of tho Bl. Johns district celebrating the 50th Anniversary of tho Boy 8couta of America to bo held et the DeLand Armory in DeLand, Saturday, Feb. I, starting nt 7:15 p. m. Thsir Indian Dance Team will perform as e special attraction of the awning with Johnny Kettser and Don Cnlaman doing solo In­ dian danesa. The troop will also help with other activities than. M RS Carrots 2 lb. bug 10c a m gap ..aw. Coffee YaSaw Caaklug Onions 5 lb. bag 19c K O O ftu GeMaa Riga Bananas lb. 10c Tasty Bwaat Poiatoes 3 lbs. 25c MEMMHT PROCESS PASTEURIZED AMERICAN* PIMENTO OR SWISS Happinaea Through Health (I f DR. r. 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Z 2 �t P a n 4-Wed., Feb. 8, I860 Auburn Plays ’ Spoilers' im Defeating Tech In SEC Gracey continued hla great scor­ ing agate as bo paced the locals with 10 field goals and ■ single free throw for » points. He made hla personal assault on the Wild­ cats la the final quarter by drop­ ping in four field goals bat It was atl in vain. One of the geminolea brightest young atari enjoyed hli finest U the scoring dosartmmt, night of the season. George Pa* Christensen and Bay Lundqulat rides came through with e big matched with II eaeh but this l i points, of which eleven ehrao didn't tell their Kory. Their delo the first half. After he bad hit •avers! of his long two handen from the outside, the Wildcat de­ fense learned up and began to move out. United Pram Ix totnaltonal You won't find Auburn or Georg* Washington lilted among eollege basketball’! top * ranked teami but they’re dangeroui "ipollcra" in their own baek* •Irda. Auburn handed sixth • ranked Oeorgia Tech its first Southeast* era Conference Ion of the senson. *l*4S. Tuesday night who* George Waihlngton foiled Vir­ ginia Tech’a perfect record in the Southern Conference by gobbling up the Gobblers, 185-10. Henry Hart played one of hli CHUCK f \ greatest games for Auburn, scor­ orsborn ing 90 points and dominating /H both backboards. It was the Ti­ g g A ta H gers' M b eonoocuUvo victory on a * Mh a p m thoir homo court and Toth's sixth straight leas to Auburn In three CAtKMTBAU. seasons. COACH Jon Feldman scored IS points H A* — « and Diek llarkowils added gl in r m io e o I VH HUM* P tctM f leading the Colonials In their upiX i* a * * D TMtm, e tte e r I Ml victory over Virginia Tech on ru g t o p I j a HOMtf COURT M A9te their home court. 7 0 EHD u a / g rg T * y * A Bob Ayersman tallied 54 points cvtaH H*n'* C fT H g / Y / r for Virginia Tech, whleh now + TA EA K A T / * .’ S fA fo H M Urn ■him first place with West VirA f* TAXAH TEAM* ginia in the Southern Conference l yp 3 corttecurtvg with 1-1 records. A/T_ TptM ffe/*, JieV . Third-ranked Bradley opened a two-game West Coast tour by irtniAM} a pimmap-op **or outlasting Seattle U-W. and San­ ta Clara surprised ninth • ranked Toxai ABM, It-gl. Klim Owens and Dan Smith each dropped to a pair ft free throws in the final a Louts to earn Bradley its 15th victory in II games. Smith wound us with M poiali while D an Mills paend Seattle with H. Georgia nipped South Carolina, IMS, on a basket by John John­ Harry's Liquor Store took three ■cries, while Jim Maloney tollod son In the flail, mlouts tod North games from fourth place New York for the loaera with a gll total. In Carolina State rolled to an IT41 Ufa Insurance Company to pull other matches, Garry Foe rolled into n ita for second ptaco In the the season'* high serins with a big Sanford City Bowling Ltaguo last ns-507 total to lead Mather of Wednesday ovoatag at the Sanford Sanford to s tsro-toono victory ovar Bowling Alley*. In so doing, they put tho Insurer* Gene's ‘Seminole Cleanore and NEW YORK (UPI) - Larry eight games out of third place with Laundry. Bob Steele did yeoman Sherry, who won two gamei end only eight weeka left b Urn aeeeon work for Celery City Printing, but to almost guarantee thoir finish­ the Printer* could only take one 'saved two others for tho Loa Angeles Dodgare in their World ing b the lower half of tho league. game from the Burnett Paintere. Tho run for tho money b tho lea­ "Split-ibrinkeri" for the opening Serie* triumph 6f IMS, today wat gue la now between Mather of San- found both Carl Von HertouUa end named winner of the "Babe Ruth teed. eolldly entrenched b firat George Koala picking up the 1-7*10, Award" ni the outstanding play, place with ■ five same bulge, and while John Uhr got Urn 4-7-10 and or of the series. Bob Boraderf the 5-7. Tho sward, voted to Sherry by Thi* week's "Malch-of-tho-Weck" tho Now York chapter of the is a big ene, featuring Mather of Baseball Writers Ann. of AmorSanford and Burnett Painters on lea, wiU be presented to the Dod­ the right hand pair of lanee. Three ger kurier In tho pre-game coreweeks ago then teams met in an­ mooiea on Juno IT when tho Dod­ other ImporUht match, with Bur­ ger* and-tho New York Yankees eau Painter* coming up with a big meet b an exhibition game at whitewash Job to cut down the Fur- Yankee Stadium. aiturnmen'e lead. It wilt be inter5berry pitched • total of 12 14 eating to aoo if they can do the tanbgs la tho Mriea, giving up Job egnin with more pressure on only Jour bits and one rue. / ’them due to the oed of the season ■QUA* VALLEY. Calif. <UF1) being eloaer, -Grumbling teheed through the ALbya three and four will too mtontaba surrounding the alta of Harry's liquor* watching lha game the ISSS Wbter Olympic* today on their right very closely white they a n trying lo move into coo—The United Btatea speed skat* tanllon by taking Gene’s Seminole Ovtedo bat two gam/* against era complained because officiate Cloeaere end Laundry "to the Titusville test night. won not taking care of their risk cleaners". Alleys see and two finds In tho A squad eeeteot, Oviedo —neglecting K for the figure test- New York Lite Insurance sad Cel­ loot SMI with the load ehangbg hands 11 times during the oontoet. b g rinks. ery City Printing Company com­ High scorer fir Ovtedo waa Mike —The figure skaters complained peting for the win. Duda with tl point*. becauM they had not had ■ chance In the B oqued game, Oviedo to .practice fft a full week. loet, S5-40. High acorere.for Ovtedo —The mate fliers skater* earnwere Jim DeShsso and Jimmy plained because they wen getting Joaoa with IS points each. cold Inoculation* Thursday—and Uwy believe H U too close to the games ead may put them off LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ray. V o la M e e t T u b e their helaaee. muadu (BatUbg) Torres feels be KNOXVILLE, Tana. (UFl) —Aad Olympia officials com­ waa hem under • lucky itar aad Tho University of TMummm foot­ plained aa the lateraatteaal Ski the good fortune should continue ball team will moot Tulsa hero Fodoratloa (IEF) indicated that H when he meets Junior welter­ early to October, 1M1. b tho first might ban—et thi* late date— weight champion Carlos Ortla regular season meetbg between India aad Nationalist China from her* Thursday night for b e them* tho twd echool*. The Vote de­ the games, whleh start Feb. IS. pbnahip. tested Tulse, 14-7, to the IMS Tho TorrmOrtii title fight- la Sugar Bowl gam*. doublebilled with b o champion­ ship match between bantamweight UUlat Jose Becerra of Mexico and Alphonse Haliml of France to the Coliseum. "I’ m confident I wUl beat Or. Ua," the lS-year-old Torres said •a ho nitod la hla hotel suite. triumph over Virginia behind Da* Englebardl's M-polnt barrage. Notre Damo converted 54 p*f cent of Hi ahota from the field in turning baek invading Canlilifi, 141. Syrieuie, iparhed by John loaoay'i » point*, edged Con* Mriieut, U 4t; little Ruta Cunningbam'i II polnta helped NYU to a 1741 victory ever Duqueine, and Teaai Tech downed Arkema* Ht-TI, in other major game*. 4 ; Gracey, and By JERKY COVINGTON If th a n tvir w i i a ball gnmn more thrilling than thi ona last night I don’t know w h a n you would find it. Thi Semio o ln eanw out lot for bottle and that la Just what they did against the Wildcat!. Coach Bud Layer’a great ball club came out on the court with all the cnpebllltie* you could with for In a high echool ball dub and then put theee capabilities to work. Their rebounding effort! have been urnnatchid all aeaaon and their ahootlng was extra sharp. Their full court press and their great overall speed were ah the bent but then waa only one difference—THE SCORE, ’ It was hard to realfae just how we could come out on the short end of the ■tick when you watched these fellows In action. The only way you coutd really be. lleve it was to read the scoreboard after the game. It waa a groat team effort alt the way and there is only one explanation as to why we lost—they bad three more points. The local basketball squad has been pro. vlding us with the finest season In the his­ tory of the school and although the Wild* cats have given them their only two blem­ ishes on their 10-2 record they still have a shot at them. The OBC tournaments get underway Feb. 18 In Apopka and unless I am doing some wrong second guessing, it should be the Wildcats and the Seminole* in that final big game for the crown. * * • Athletic Director, Fred Ganas made an intereeting comment following the great comeback victory over Apopka, last week that I still go along with. He said, 'Tm more convinced now that we can beat any­ one we meet from here on out.” We still have a rough road ahead but let me finish with this one comment—We have it this year. GOLFS GOLD GIRL Sherry Wins Series Award ■outlasted as the national 4 the year ter her spurt* •ed lam summer and this p. a topped tho field* b her gSuad reddish tinted gent baa lurched to victory fin tinea out ft a s m atarU this /far. -Artistry, la b e ooa-box for b o f|ot ram, la another wta-hungry Sound who will ho scampering ter her bird ooeHcuttya wto. Tdeesaasd stare b b o lineup wffl he Breokwood, O. B.’a Mart gage, Discoverer aad Wayne Ea* dotefli. Frick and Rickey met for 4S minutes Tuesday b the commis­ sioner’* private office. There were no aide* or ethos officials pre­ net. H waa their first mooting since the Continental League com* pitted Ita olfbUtoom roster left weak with the addition of a franahteo b Buffalo, N.Y. Charts* So«sr. sssreUry treas­ urer at baseball, aald eel/ that the diacuaiioea concerned "proce­ dure* *tiq to bo mot and steps ■tin ta ha lakaa't ariitla a a O u . Magazine Givos Sugar Roy Boost Oviedo Loses 2 Cage Gomes K m o t t ' 7 * / 7 * AMteg fAPCH AtA&iCOlP tr-rm ytA * W 5 » P *0 *-M * H EAP M AT Norr/u vi, m f fO TXWPMi.r> 7*VO M tm AMP rO O KJW /A M Championship Bout Set Tomorrow Only M hours previously, the National Boalag AsaeetotMa la­ . Action wiU he launched with aa te* ratings had burted es-ehamBddititeil Grade-A race, including plea Robinson to fifth ftoeo guch stalwarts a* Randy Rock ■meug tho eoftatetera. gud Linda WUUams. Tho BJag*a rttings raoogali* Poncho Still Boeing Tour BOSTON (UPI) - Fanehe Gensole*, the herd-aorvtog master of the pro eourta, waa still ou top today aa Jack Kramer'* touring G ard en B o u t S e t Brotessbeate moved to PhlUdolNEW YORK (UPI) - Leo Matthews ef Philadelphia and LaOonsatea whipped Alex Olmodo, bouari Oodlh of Algeria will moot M and S-7 Tuesday night it the to a 10-round lightweight fight et Garden, Us slab straight victory Madlaon Square Gordon Fob. M. ur the SS-match tout which began Bob woe thoir last outlaw Mon­ leal weekend ou b e Wait Coast. day night, Matthews haOMMd out HIALEAH (UPI) - Bally Ache, b o "hard luck" I-yoar-dd of ISSS hoesuao he tost five Si88,080 races to photo flnlihoa, was an early l-l favorite today In tho 910,000,added Bahama* Stake. The seven furlong raea at Hia­ leah Race Conroe u being called a "Little Flamingo" bieoueo it of the field wore to it tuning up ter the llOO.OOO-addcd Flamingo Slakes Fob. XT, Bah Useory waa ocboduted to Other INS stake* winner* to tho daisy field wore Venetian Way, Toby’* Brother, Progressing, a reek Pago, Catapult and Wto* only. Wtoonly I* b o only horse not eligible for tho Flamingo. Calumet Farm la wading aft Plod D*Or, a sharp atiewanco winner last week. Rouadbg. out the field were Bourbon Prince, Grand Total, Moslem Chief aad All Hands, ported two key winter addition! to tho fold with tho signing of outfielder Norm Siebera and pitcher Tom Trowbridge. The third of the Detroit Tigers' big pitching four waa corralled when Jim Bunalng returned hla 1SSS contract. Bunning had • ITlg record and led the American League with 201 strikeout!. The Yankees revealed they have signed pitchers BUI Bethel, who had n U-U record at Omaha; Kll Grho, who had a 24 mark in a half seatea with New York, and George Haney, who had > S-l alate at Kearney, Neb., in an All-Rookie Leaiue, raising their satisfied Uat lo nine. Tho Pittsburgh Pirates signed •outhpew pitchers Don Groat, who had a. 1-1 mark with them lait aeaeoo, and Fred Green, 3-5 with Columbus in the International Lea­ gue, giving them nine players aland sad accounted for./ TWrd-boaemen Brooks Robbies el tho Baltimore Orioles agreed la terau for a sum estimated et alight!/ ever 110,000, ft ft * w Inter-City Golf Ploy Sot Feb. 11 The Inter-city golf tournament at Howsy-b-the Hill* wiU bo held Feb. 11 bringing together golfer* from all parte of Central Florida. Women gotten from Sanford wiU be competing for top prims against some of b e best golfer* from Orlando, Cocoa, Molbourao and Daytona Beach. Wlb 11 starters, the raw would ro w tea,oee with states fdag te WHIN YOU I MI NK ABOUT Spoon T o p W e ig h te d ARCADIA, CaUf. (DPI) -Stiver Spooe. C. V. WUteoy’a grate filly, baa bom ■reigned top weight ft IIS pounds ter Saturday'* WMM lama Margarita Handicap which YOUR M O N t Y Nightly Seek C up R epent NEW Y O U (UPI) - i S:10 P. N 3 MATINEES WEEKLY W e d n e sd a y , F rid a y f t S a tu rd a y 2 P . M . ■’,'{( I*' n 'fVV\ F A U ST'S D rug S to re N ear th e P ert ir m /.i:i j L A M E S N IG H T E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y > C ta k k M N \ - * ‘2," r'j. i />•'IVW*-JvIt* *v ’ r - V •_ rt , * • l « M i S U a fc • V iM Fu U m O ffic e F A 2 -0 7 8 4 [f a M II y] HHMKI SIIVKI* I K . 1 ftMM cru m n raver, u re a IStteftMtossM Plate: nkrteamt k u m u m m ih .. Mars i. tK g -ritr i'-T - c M 5TVT J * M : * to ft - >‘ G t i\'*i J ' �a* • ■ V '- fm [ : ■. ‘ S' " \ • \< Mrs. Daisy Dowell Hostess T o Circle tOomstn on the By JEANNE WARNKE Pretty young misses who ush­ THE ELK'S CHARITY BALL ered at the performance were and “ The World of Carl Sand­ Ethel Lee Riser, Carol Jean Treburg" Inspired many p ir tk i and panicr, Kay Ivey, Rose Kratiert, Rose Mary Southward, Janette |gatherings Saturday night. Brown. Suxanne Housh, Bobby JEANNE AND HENRY TAMM June Berry and Judy Ludwig. entertained with a cocktail party THE THIRD ANNUAL coffee at their home on Costal Lake before taking their guests to the for mothera of pupils at Deanna ball at Ihe Mayfair Inn—and their School Of Dance will he held at party is especially noteworthy 10 a. m. Friday at the atudio. since It Is no', every day that Reeital plans will be discussed. fried' caterpillars, fried grass­ TONIGHT IS THE TIME to hoppers, baby bees and octopus on skewers are served in San­ join the Starlight Proraenadcrs ford! All were imports from •nd enroll for a 12-week courae M apsn, but the hostess felt that the stuffed curried shrimp waa the favorite hors d* oeuvre. Sampling thia exotic iare were Mr. and Mrs. Art Beckwith, Mr. and Mra. Buddy Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kama, Mr. and Mra. Bill Walker of Cocoa and former residents of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kicklighter and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray. Member* of th* D ortii Circle of ihe Upialt Community Preshyterian Church met at the church for the regular monthly set-to tether with Mra. Daily Dow­ ell irrvlni a* hostess for the after­ noon. Mr*. Clover Marrs, president, presided at the business session when yearly reports were siven by the committee chairmen and plans formulated for future meetins*. Following the meeting a social hour was enjoyed by those present, Mrs. Marrs, Mr*. Mary Marltey. Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. Belle Ballcneer. Mrs. W. H. Starnes, Mrs. Elsie Roseline, Mrs. Sara Hodge, Mrs. E. Hawthorne, Miss Avis Starnes, Mis* Edith Speer, Mis* Clara Speer, Mrs. Eunice Martin and her fuest, Mrs. Charlie Martin. In square daneing, according to Mrs. Vlv Parian! who say a they meet for fun and fellowship every Wednesday at T p. m. In the Civic Cenler. The merry group has been meeting since last May and once a month they entertain a guest club—The Beachcombers from Daytona will be here on Feb. 24. Host* and hostestea for thia month are Tom and Uriula West, Rece and Lee Wakcman, Ed and Louise Drebert and George and Lois JiTit. So hurry with Ihe supper dish­ es—tuck the kiddies into bed and Excess sunlight can cause ye! sashay down to the Civic Center! low spots on furniture. Bruce Kay .c*rx /J S & * 'i v" MRS. BRUCH KAY HILL Music Instructor Presents Program M HOL’SEGUF.STS WERE INTROV DUCED at the party given by Ann and Guy Allen and her moth­ er, Mra. Stephen Ter Horst, at their home in Loch Arbor. , . they were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patterson of Bismarck, N. D., and Guy Toyer of Winter Park and Rugby, X. D. Other guests included Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Cowan. Mr. and Mra. Joe Wolfe (they have been"with the Allens a before every Elk's bill for the • p a s t -'ne years) and ' rrir. and Mrs. L. J. Leary. A t BSP Sorority PEG AND WILLIAM HARDIN Invited frk d* their home for an informal parly. Their guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Carulhers, Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Boweraox, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hope, Mr. and Mcs. Ernest Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mr. and 9 Mrs. Ed Hoffman, Mrs. Madeiyn Kuhn and Frank Holmes. THE EXALTED RULER of tho Elks, Dick Mapes, and hit wife MRS. JOHN K. WHITE, cuts tho Himiversury cuke at the second anniver­ entertained with a pre-ball party. sary’ celebration of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Awtn. From Out of town guests were th* State past vice-president of the Elks, left are shown, Mrs. John Romajrnana, vice president, Mrs. White and Mrs. AI Coo and Mrs. Coe, of Orlando, John R- Beddard, co-chairman of the dinner. and the Exalted Ruler of Daytona, Fred Ennis, and Mr*. Ennis — Other guests were committee a members in charge of the ball. v Later the Mapes beaded the *•'eelving line at the Mayfair Inh and with them were Mr. and The Ladies Auxiliary of the |at the U. S. 0 . this week. to the group cnnrrrning tho Mrs. Merrill Foste. and Mr. and Fleet Reaerve Association. Unit Guest speaker for the evening American flag, what it should Mrs. Stephen Androsko. Florence 14T, celebrated their second an- was chaplain William Hearn from mean to ua and the rights It en­ M ip et' received in an avocado nlversary with a buffet dinner | (be Navel Air Station. He tpoke titles us to as Americans. green chiffon dress embroidered Entertainment was provided hy In gold and wore an orchid shoul­ Harry Wise (Mr. Magic). To ihe der corsage—Dorothy Foster also surprise of some of the guests, chose an orchid to pin on her (hey were called on to assist him white brocaded silk and Agnei In hi* miraculous fests. Androsko wore fusbla silk organVerlin Arnett, bronrh president, ■a with a camillia corsagci expressed his thanks to the organixation for its support the past two PETE BUKUR ana his orches­ years. tra provided music and the ball The tables were decorated with ended on a happy note with a various colors of croton leaves, large crowd attending Ihe break­ attractively arranged by Mrs. Edfast aerved at the Elk's Club. ward Fisher. The anniversary cake was while with hlue and A LARGE CROWD also attend yellow floweri for decoration*. It ed the “ World Of Carl Sandburg" served as the centerpiece of the at tho Civte Center which receiv­ speaker's table. ed loud applause although tome Serving on the refreshment a people had mixed emotions about committee were Mrs, John Horn v lbe show as it wai definitely sgana, Mrs. John Beddard and something new for Sanford. Many Mra. Robert Drayton. Others at­ out of town people were here for tending included Mra. Drayton. the show—among thoae we know, Mr. and Mrs, Beddard, Mr. and Dr. aod Mr*. Arthur Corey of Mrs. Romsgnana, Mr. and Mra. Orlando, who >at with her moth­ Harold Sundvall. Mr. and Mrs. er. Mrs. Julius Dingfelder—also William Jones, Mr. and Mrs. among those from Orlando, Dr, Clyde Bryan. and Mra. Ben Abberger and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Kugrne Flint, Mr. and Mra. S. D. Klotx. and Mra. Verlin Arnett, Mr. and Later meeting in the Bamboo Mra. Andrew Woir, Mr. and Mrs. MRS. J. K. ANDREWS, left, vice president of the Lake ^ R o o m of the Mayfair Ion to diaErwin Papari, Mr. and Mrs. v euss th* succesi of the show were Monroe Home Demonstration Club and Mrs. Don Hudson, Charles Walker, Mr*. William Hotmember* of Ike Florida Heart one of the club’a newest members, watch Mrs. J. C. Sapp, comb, Mr. and Mra. A. Buah and Assn., Mr. and Mrs. Tom T. Chaplain and Mra. Hearn. food chairman, as she shows members and Ruests how Philips of St. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Wlntar to prepare froseii food for cooking ami serving. Haven, Dougin* Da.Nsea and hit Add a Parisian touch to your mother from Clearwater and Dr. at-home wardrobe with heel-lets and Mrs. Leonard Munson. gold mesh bootees. LAFRA Observes Anniversary • A most interesting and Infor­ mative program on “ The Dance" was preicntrd at the bi-monthly meet'ng of the Gamma Lamhda chapter of Bela Sigma Phi. Tho group met at the home of Mr*. Sophia Shoemaker on Willow Drive. Mrs, Pina ILr-ison, county mu­ sic instructor, gave a demonstra­ tion on modern ballroom dancing. Members participated In the demonstration of step* Including the foxtrot, jitterbug, bops, chacha and other dance*. Mr*. Rrida McCall cave the history of Folk game* and danc­ ing. She staled that they arc dances dsling back to primitive man, showing his emotions. She pointed out that in recent yean a great revival of folk riinctng has taken place and that societies are being formed in Europe and the United States to study this type of dancing. Mr*. Pat Largcn presented tho part of the program concerning the ballet. She stated that the distinguishing feature of the bal­ let it “ tbit' it tells t complete story." She also told the story of the first ballet, when King Henry 11 commissioned a ballet performance for gueits at a Wed­ ding banquet. Mrs. Peggy Lawrence gave Ihe history of religious dances and quoted the phrase from the biblc “ a time to mourn and a lime to dance." She also gave a brief hiilory nf (he whirling antics of ihe Arab* and Persians, gesture dances of the Indians and prayer dances of the Orientals. .Mrs. Ann llowiand presented the concluding part of the program by dr numerating ballet exorritr*. employed by danrert to develop a graerful figure. Following a brief butinrii ses­ sion, refreshment* were served to the members and guests pres­ ent. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rogers, IMS Chase Ave., Sanford, an­ nounce th* marriage of their daughter, Julia Belle, to Bruce Kay Hill, ton of Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Hill of Imlty, Nev. The couple was married Jsn. 23 at the First Baptist Church in Nahunla, (la. The Rev. Cecil F. Thomas officiated at the cere­ mony. Carol Gene Neal of Orlando was maid of honor and Robert O'Brien of the Sanford Naval Air Station aerved at best man. The bride was born In South Charleston, W. Vs. She attended school* there until the family moved to Sanford four years ago. She attended Seminole High School during her senior year and graduated with the d a is of 1*51. She worked /at the Semi­ nole Laundry for awhile and it presently em ploye’ at reception­ ist with Walker Fertiliser Inc. in Orlsmlo. The groom attended schools ki Ogden, Utah and is presently serving with VAH-11 at the Saa>' ford Naval Air Station. Mrs. Hill It residing wtth her parents white her husband is aboard the U. S. S. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Longwood Church Plans Revival Mrs. Elda Nichols, president of the Joy Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church of Longwood, was hostess to the monthly meet­ ing of the group at her home. Mrs. Estelle Futch was in charge of the devotion. The main topis of discussion at the business seaslon was plans for tha revival ache* duled for sometime in March, Pro* yer lists were given out to mem­ bers present. PENNtYS Demonstration On Frozen Foods BARRY SULLIVAN roada an “ after the abow" appearance and _ a a l aoine of th* lov e peepie9 He was meet pleasant-handsome, of course, and talked about such A demonstration on Froiea Foods things aa our fine auditorium - by Mrs. J. C. Sapp and Mis* end his concern ever e daughter Myrtle Wilson was the highlight who has the flu hi California. of Use monthly meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration club held at the H. D. Center In Sanford How to prepare aod package meat loaf, fruit gelatin, pound cakn and ether foods were demonstrated by Mrs. Sapp. The business meeting was pres Ided over by the president, Mra. H. L. ^ W EDNEUAT Johnson. New Year Hooka were First Presbyterian church, Sen­ given out and plans discussed for ior High Choir, • p. m. Mid­ for the coming Seminole and Orweek Bible Hour, at 7 p. a . Chan- sage County F a in . Mra. J. E. Andraws was appointed fair chair•el Choir, 7:30 p. a . man. Mra, C. X. Hunter, clothing THURSDAY chairman, fold of Uw program the Given ByLake Monroe H.D. Club Church C alendar Girl Seoul Troop 2M a e e ls el the First rresbylerien Church at S:U p . a . • ---------------------- WARM KID WITH CASE Use mild soap or delergMt for washing kid gloves. Strang da-' largenla remov i too much ell, which leather auat retain t* stay •oft and not split. | If you plan to serve nuts often She item fo i s i s t k s and fossae the a in the shell. Store them hi and aasiatureproot S E C U R IT Y Mixuo* dub will hfevc In February at the renter. , Mrs. Don Hudson and Mrs. G. 0 . Nordgren were welcomed ai new members. The meat loaf, raka, jello aod coffee used in the demonstration were served to the griup for refreshments, by the hostess, Mra. Sapp. Guests attending were M ra., Grace Edwards, Mra. E. P u lley ,1 Mias Hattie Kirk, Miss Mary Lou ' Hatpin, Miss Wilson and Mrs. Ann Standish. Member* Included. Mrs. Johnton, Mra. Sapp, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hunter, Mr*. J. H. 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M. StDICHL C la it'IT o r FLORIDA. IK AMU r o n INSIVOI.K COLA. 9-ROOM bouse, unfurnished, mod­ TV. IR CHAMCHRT MO. 1*4*4 em , on lake located in Geneva, notich os* at it Fla. $95 per month. FO 5-3519, JOHN DANIKt, SELF It and RETEUAS SELfH, All wit*. Oviedo. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, rtalalltfa. tiled bath, 2319 Summerlin. Ap­ H ply next door. Ph. FA 2-2999. ft. M. r o T T u n , at at. Legal'Notice XJUCf DREAMEI tH A O A W /9 THOUSANDOOLLi —. MINK OORT - WRLL.60 BACK TO SLEEP DEAR. AMO DREAM C* JL SOMETHING AROUND J JWF: NTV OR THIRTY ' H DOLLAftft Dsfsndaats STAVK o r FLORIDA TO: R. a r O T T C a IT allva, hi* unknown •ponaa It marrlad, and If doad, lha unknown holra. devisee*, Ugnttoa, and a m n io s of lha aald It a POTTKIl: UL'DUKA U, I.ITTI.KKIKI.lt, atao known as a U. U T H . KriKI.lt, It allvv, h*r unknown opouso It married. and If Jead, Iko unknown holri, d evisor, teaates*. and granttaa of tha aald EUDORA 1 n , nunw ■ato-Tiuu YOU COULD Legal Notice •pouss If married, aud If d u d . tko unknown heir*. devisees. lea*in i and e ra n tu s of th* u ld Tot Winfred U Canal? and If WILLIAM It. JOHNSON-: JOSKFH marrlad ------.Consly, kla wtfa: K1KI.DS and KATHKTII.NE a. William Sheldon Young, and If niKLPP, kla wtfa. tf allva. Ualr morrlod. — -------- .Young. hla raapacilva unknown aponau tf wifai Linn la Laota Young, and If marrlad, and tf daai. tha unknown marrlad. _ — --------------- Touna. kar hair*, dsvtssvs .laaataaa and eras- kuaband: Anna May Aakan, and If taaa af lha aald JpMKPII FIELDS marrlad, _ ------------------Aakna, bar nad KATHKMKft FIELDS, hla hua band; Hrnaal S. A llu p p and Wifai KATTIK M SMITH and Mahal K. Alaoop, hla wlfa af 71F Now Knpland Avenue, Sunimltt. X. J.l Dalle Mulllnaaaus, aad If marrlad. -------------------- Mulllnnaaua, har huebaud, K living nnd It dead, agalnat thalr unknown hairs, dsvlnaan, Ivgalaaa, grants**, u r n nan. apowaaa, cradllora. Honors, euccviteri, «r other parties claimIng Inlaraat hr, thtough, undar or againal thvm or any of lham, and M i and grsntoaa *f tha aald E. all paraona having or claiming to W. DICKSON; OUADTS SCOTT and hava any attain, right, IIlla ar a w , acoT T , her husband, if allva, In la rati la ar Han upan lha fallaw. thalr raipooUvo unknown apounva Ing daacrlbad tracts at real pro* If mar: lad. an* If dead, tka raapac- party ar any nan lharaof lacattd tlvs unknown hairs. devla***, lags* In Samlaola County. Klorldat you (son and grant*** s f tka aald ara hvrahy natlfltd (hat a tun U L A u rs g c u r r and a w . k o o r r , ta gulai tltla haa btan brnuaht In her husband, ta d any and alt par* lha Circuit Court s f Samlaola sons having or claiming any right, Caunty, Florida, agalnat you.* and tltla aad Inlarset In and ta tha aach a f you, claiming any aetata; following d*oaytt>od Units lying and right, tltia nr Inlaraat la. ar llaa being In SesatMlo Cannty, Florida, umn lha following proparly situto*wilt alad la Samlaola County, Florida; Th* Ra*t (*• fast af Lat t. TRACT t , South a f tha Florida Midland J-at* e, T, and I Block 14 aad Railroad Right a f Wax, Mau­ sers Subdivides a recorded In Plat Rook 1, pane l it . •ardtng la tk* plat thvraof a* recorded In plai R-u.it I. pan* as. I'ublle ftvcnrda of dvmlnul* County. Florida; aad you ara lisrabr raby notified and required to appear qulrad ta file your answvr ar aad fits, garaanally ar by your stker wrlttea d*fan*v* paraanalty atiarnay, with tha Clark of th* ar by yeur attornsy with lb Clark abovs-atylad Court, pour written af tha Circuit Court. Math Judi­ dafansaa. If any, ta tha Rill to cial Circuit, garelnole Cauaty, Qui*t lll la filed hrraln agalnat ya< Florida, at the Court lieu** at It the abuta-aly 1*4 causa, end to Sanford, Florida, and sorts a copy serve a aopy of tha m i pa lharaof epos th* plalatltra atPlaintiffs* stloraay. below, an ar torn*?, whose noma I* Wabb*r It. bafora lha li d dap a f February, Halo**. I l l Park Av*nu>. ft, w inA. D. IIS*. U r Park, Florida, not later than Kerala fall net ar |1» n Bpvraa Iks IS day al February, I Ida, Fra Caafaaaa will ta entered tha rain aattlkg up tha etlau , agalnat yam. rltht. IUU, ar Intvrist la ar lltn W1TNKW my hand and east nt upaa tha ktava dvaarlbad propvrlaniard, dvmlaola Oanniy, Florida, ty claimed by you, and should tltla llthi dap ed Jannarp, A. B. you fall te do so, a daerva pro lisa. coafeane w ill ta an tarad agalnat (M A L I yen. DAVID M. RATCRXl. WITNKSS my hand and aval af Clark af lha Circuit Beart aald Court al daafard. Plyrlda. ftp i Jama M. V 0 k* tklg tt day a f January, l i f t "In looking for a home we aaw many with MANY of the fea­ tures of SAN SEM KNOLLS, but none with ALL of them. For initance there were many with S bedroom*, 2 or l h hatha, electric kitchens, terrazro floor* ta and. etc., l i k e SAN SEM • KNOLLS, and aome even had the aame FHA financing with low down payment and low monthly payment*. But there wai alwayi SOMETHING wrong — like not having city water end fewer*, or not having the large, covered patio* you tee in SAN SEM KNOLLS, or being located in a nolay neighborhood. Thai la one thing we love about 9 SAN SEM KNOLLS it ia QUIET. Another thing, we can let our children play in front became our home la on ■ dead end alreet and . e don’t liva in constant fear that a ipeeding car will run them down. IT IS LIKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE VILLAGE WITHIN A CITYI And, laat but not least, the con* itruction la guaranteed to be the very beat became every bit of 9 it waa personally auperviied by the builder, Philip Zeull.” SAN SEM KNOLLS 1* four blocka well of French Ave. on Twen­ tieth Street. A Slemper aisociita i* on the premises daily. W. H. “ Bill” Stamper Agency Realtor ft Insuror ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper A Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaikill T. C. Troutnar Phone FA 2*4991 112 N. Park Phone FA 2-S331 2901 Park Dr. MUST SELL AT ONCE -L e a ving town; 2 bedroom frame home on Hwy, 49 West. Best offer takes. FA 2 3495, Sanford. S t Johns Realty Co. • THE TIME TESTED FIRM 119 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9121 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR; Hesales available from t!50 down —assume 957.50 monthly pay­ ments. Inquire at office or phone FA 2-7902. 99,950 FULLY EQUIPPED 2 BEDROOM BLOCK, Porches, patio ft other A extras. FHA mortgage $32.50 monthly. About 93,000 cash need* ed for equity, 191 Lincoln Road, Casselberry. BARGAIN — MOVE LN TODAY 2 BR. house on Magnolia, Just out of dtp ilm l's; kitchen equipped, 3-BEDROOM block house with Venetian blinds apace heater. Florida room, 2409 Summerlin Must eeU at once. 95995. WU1 Ave. Phone FA 2-4639. trade for late model ear. VA 2-0991 or FA 24535. R A Y M O N D M. B A L L L (O ) (O ) K AT THIS VALUE AND ASSOCIATES 2 acres, less than 1 miles from Real Estate — Insurance dowdtawn.Surety Bonds Good 3 bedroom home, 2 screen* t i l So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 8-9441 ed porches, g i* range Sanford Don't pass this up for 99,909. Evans Bldg. Lake Mary ALSO Ph. FA 3-1290 2 aatra Urge lots, over H acre LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' ' each, room for home and gar* x 145', Ito miles west of city den. In city. 91.900 each. Unite. 9950. Phone FA 2-7211. FARMER'S AGENCY - N. V. Farmer, Ronltee D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trams A ifo d a tfs. 119 B. French A rc. Ph. FA 34391 O fficer Transferred After b oon , FA 13912, FA 3-49K, This Is your opportunity to pick FA 34191 up an outstanding 4 bedroom, 2 bath, deluae PhlUipi-Built home NEW two'bedroom house; natural wood finish. Separate well. in beautiful Loch Arbor, having •9,500. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, access to beautiful Crystal Lake, 3rd Street, Lake Mary. at 919,*0040, satisfy owner's equity o f only 93300, assume A . Whiddon 419% mortgage, with monthly & peymenle below what you would BROKER expect for this type of home. SEE IT TODAY, Excluaive with Seminole Realty,.Iftpi Park Ave., PRIVATE PARTY to toU lovely home i t Little Venice, reason­ FA 2-5332 or FA 2-2249 awnings able. Ph. FA 2252 between 4:09 . and 7:09 P. Mi Legal Notice IX c 4 t ’m JI DUK-S M l RT, •KMIbWLH t Ol NTV. F t e t llM ARXKL1A K. DEMURS, Dvraasvd TO R o m e TO I'RKIIITOHO atl. PKRsoxa H ttitn C l.tlR S OR DRMAXOt AIIAtkPT M ID RBTATKi ToU aad each af you ara hereby notified and required ta tils say claim* end dvmanda which you, ar FOE SALE •lth»r af you. ntty have aaaltitt 2 aen s with a bedroom, eoncreto said eeiat* In lha afflcs o f Ifaa. Mock kemv. Ugh s a l dry laid. Caunty Judes af dvralnal* County, Heuie approximately ,0 yesrg at hla office la tha Court Hnue* |n Sanford, Florida, within right old, with m w feel. Several oek calendar month* from lha lima af treqs snd aiaorted -ltraa trees, m th* first publication at thl* nolle*. Good watsr, Oe psvtd U . w K ick claim ar dvmand must b< In writing aad contain lha place of ttl.tto with asssli down psyrvaldancs and punt office sddVtaa of tha c'almant and tnuat b* n n d to by the claimant, his Slant or attorney, ar lha **■ * shall ta 9200 DOWN void. I EE. home with hsrdwood Boon Thaodora J. Dantar* M i ceramic tOc bath. A* Kavcutor af aald **UU First pwbUcaUaa ua January ITih, t»«a. JL P A Y T O N SAND K ill. MeRWAM, OCRWARS R O S A * M|Ud A n d A sso c ia te s Past Hide* lias m Orlasde. PloRda d J U g js u r e d .R e s i Estate Broker. �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale Stenstrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RISNF.R LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT 1ETTYE D SMITH Associates 11 N. Park — Ph. FA 21420 f-RKDROOM CB house, le r m to floor*, til* bath, electric kitchen, extr- large living room. Total R price te,S00. FA 2-J013. 5. Real Eatate For Bala 42 ft. Cmtliner Trailer on large Undaeaped tot. Two M ft. porchea and carporte, elty utilities. Owner moving away—Bee at 2904 Magnolia Ave. 0 S t Johns Realty Co. tie North Park Ave. •The Time Teated Firm" HOUSE, MTS down; 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen, living room, NO FOOLIN' Florida room, carporte. Large The Owner really mutt tell thk Undaeaped corner lot, fenced Urge Urge I BR. ft Den Home, beck yard. 133 Country Club including largo kiteben, Dialog Drive. Open for impaction 1:00 k area, anaek bar, larger (operate p. m. to 1:00 p- m. * Laundry Room, The fireplaet makes the Home ao cosy on cool SANLANDO Spring Area, near golf days and tba termi a n prac­ courae; two bedroom CB home, tically wp to youelectric kitchen, new draw drapes. Call C. W. Ward, Oviedo, PO 3-3341. •I WELCOME N AVY AND NEW COM ERS TO SAN FO R D . w . tattu r - u t a — i —— absolutely free witbewt obligeMoo it mo ad Sanford's loediag Mstole while yen Inentn ewR* ■bln knunlng for yeeroelf and family. Pick np year key at owe Bales Office. SOUTH PINECREST: A beeutlM 3-bod room, l-bath home located an corner lot, fenced back yard, built-in kitchen equip­ ment. Il.ooo equity end take aver FHA mortgage. See today — move kl immediately. Call PA MM1. 3-BEDROOM home, 1 balh. GE kitchen. $100 down, FHA, I7I.M mo. Sunland Estates, phone FA 24*71. ON SEMINOLE STRIP TOMORROW'S GOLDEN MILE MOTEL SITE 944 FEET ON 17 92 DEEP CALL RTfM PEE AGENCY S U N LA N D Estates & South P IN EC R ES I 4th Addition Homea Designed For Florida Uring. t A 4 Bedrooms — . I A S Bathe FOR TODAY'S PRICE W. B. "BUI" STEMPER Agency Phoac FA 2-49*1 112 N. Park Phont FA 2*331 2901 Park Dr. F in a n cin g D ow n P a y m e n ts L ow as 1425 You can move la immedi­ ately while th» pepera are being proeenned. We G u a ra n tee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The Flrat Vear — Or Tour Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. ro u n b iy OfIire Open IW Til »*• Dally I I.-M P. M. TU Dark Sunday ! Cer Aery. 1T-M A 17th ft] P hn a F A 2-1501 frral* B e fo r ! Prices Go Up *340 *9890 Dawn Payment-No Cloning TO TA L PRICE ■oma* fssiarn S Endmnma I 'i Tile Ratka • Screened “ ' L'Nlity Room • Ter rue* Fleete • CaeMcta . Land‘ * . All City Cm- W. ltth St- PA S-7MS 4- '92 TRAILER, small equity, take up payments. FA 2-3977. FATTOHY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS GOOD Used Appliance* and T V * Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon FOAM rubber tt.00 per lb., G. I. cords. ahovrla .|1.4B each. Army Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. Sunknrik Glnnn and Pnint Co. 112-111 tV. 2nd St FA 2-4922 1933 CUSHMAN Scooter 943; I MM Key alone Magazine Camera FOR SALE: Victor Adding ma with two extra lenses 193; chine wilh carrying ease FA 2-9419. lroquls Ave. PICKING LADDERS SINGLE BED, poster type, spring Basswood, the lightest and strong­ and maltess in good condition, est. 930. FA 2-7770. Used furniture, appliance*, tool* Size* 19 In 32 feet, in (lock. etr. Bouihl-Sold Larry * Mart CITRUS ft CABBAGE BAGS 22-A Articlea Wanted >13 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Citrus 3 lbs lo Half Box sizes. Cabbage 30 lbs. COINS WANTED: New or uncir­ ROLL AWAY. Hoapltal and Baby PICKING BAGS ft CUPPERS culated and old American, gold; Beds. Day. Week or Month— A. M. Prevail, Phone 2104, Seville, wide paper hills. CaU R. L. FURNITURE CENTER Fla. Sloan. FA 2-4793. 1IOO French Ave. Ph. TA 2-7933 Needed • S - Women - AVON Also opening in Lake Monroe. Earn that extra money by representing A V O N . Write NOW, Manager, Box 244, Lockhart, Fla. for interview In your home. SEAMSTRESS, must have own electric tewing machine: work at shop; hours 9:00 to 3:90. Apply Sanford Fabrie . Center, 2310 -So. Oak Ave. CUSTOM BUILT furniture -a in gie pieces or *ela. Alio furni­ ture repair. Cabinets made. | FA 2 7093. WHITE GIRL lo work in laundry and dry cleaning. Apply in p e r aon. Joe'a Laundry * Dry Cleaner*. 2307 Sanford Ave. New & I'ned Furniture ami Appliiuiren Malher of Sanford 16. Special Service* DREDGING: Land filled and MS-IO* E- First at. Ph. FA 2-0t*b3 beaches pumped in. No job to New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ ■malt or to large. Call TEmplc ance*. A Good Place To 1 Ilia*. BUY, SELL or TRADE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Jenkins Furniture Since 1949 400 Sanford Ave. FA 1-7430 A. HARE DF.BARY NOrth 1 4422 NOrth 9-4711 • BIG VALULS • JU1CK CREDIT IS-A Beauty Parlora • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE'STAMPS DOHIS' BEAUTY SHOP 9004 Adam* Ph. Beauty Salon FA 2-79*4 A Satisfied customer le hot advertisement. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 193 So. Oak Pb. FA 1-3742 16. Flowera Mi Plants FOR SALE: 2-plece grey bedroom suite, practically new, reason­ able. FA 2-7313. 1931 C II E V R O L E T cer radio 910.00; l Admiral ihorlwave ra­ dio with 79 turn table 913.00; AMI 2o record Juke box, perfect for den, needs little repair 933.00; separately or all for 930.00. ' Phone FA 2-7741 or FA I-MII after I p. m, It Paya To Use Tha HtCRALI) Want Ada. T V 6c Radio Service Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9M2 18. Electrical Barvfcan Windshield Hack (ilae* Door Glann Vent Glais SERVICE Renkarik Glaus and Paint Co. U 114 W. fed St. FA 2 4993 Sewing- Mach. Repairs R A V EN N A PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • Near Golf Courae $450 Down Turn Waal On 201k 81. Follow Country Club Bd. A Watch For Our Blgna . . . Shuunakah - ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ '33 FORD, 2-Dr. Cuatoinllne, fully ments, invoice*, hand bills, and •quipped, 9900. See at 1919 Sum­ programs, etc. Prigresiivt merlin. Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931309 West 131b Si. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ALL MAKES ft MODELS M4 So. Park (94 hr. ser.) FA 2-3923 LEWIS l A I . r j ft SERVICE Veapa Holer Scooters Heater ft Lawn Mower Service West Country Club Hd. FA 2-79211 H. heating B. POPE CO. *U0 I. Park — FA 1-42*4 PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AM type* and atsea, installed "D o Jt Youraelf” WE REPAIR AND SLR VICE STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 297 W. and St. Ph. FA 24491 CUSTOM UPHULSTEHING: All work guaranteed. Frea Eitiaatea. Phono FA 1-791*._______ TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 3:90 nigbta and weekends; Skaford, Lake Mary tad Long wandFA 2-2772 and FA >4*11. W ALl , /P lu m b in g ft Hosting / FA 2-M9S FA 1-799# dO uukpuvdsiA A FO R C LEA N USED C^tM G IG AN TIC V A LU E S 22. Articles For Sale CM Flower* For A.iy Oceanian SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PAINT SPRAY: Medium eiae PA 1-1922 or FA 14970 compressor, lank gun. hose; A-t shape. Cost 1233, sell for 1109. 18. Machinery - Tools J. D. Orr, 101 R, Quayle Ave., 11. Work Wanted Euitia. D. C. 4 Cate, D. O. Cate. C. Caae HANDICAPPED VETERAN, mar9 4 International, 9-N Ford, S3 17 In. MAGNAVOX T.V.. console ried. age 29, seeking employ­ IS . Hpocial S e rv ice s and BO gallon Bean grovo (pray­ type. Good Condrl33 FA 1-7770. ment; experienced in bookkeep­ er*; all type* grovo equipment. KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY ing; high school graduate; Alio Beldwin-Tuthlll 24 inch bend SINGER PORTABLE to reapon1990 Pelmetto Ave. native of Sanford. Will consider ■aw. Complete welding. Ward slble party In this vicinity. Open 34 bra. day—7 days a week any type work. Call FA 2-3432. Equipment, Oviedo. FO 3-3341. Take aver • payments of 93.43. INCOME TAX SERVICE Two ytar guarantee remaining. HOUSEWORK, 1307 W. 7th. St. 19. Koala and Motora Write Box AA, c /e Sanford Her­ WILLIAM H. MURRAY ald. l i l t Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-13M 12. Plumbing Services Gateway To The Walarway 8*11 Us Your Furniture. Quick PLUMBING Your EVINRUDE Dealer Service Wilh Tha Caah. SUPER Cootracllng ft Repatra Robaon Sporting Goode TRADING POST, PA >4*77. Free Ealimalta 304 9 4 E. lit. Ph FA 3 39*1 (H om e & A uto) R. U HARVEY 3M Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3193 North Orlando Electronic! 33 H. P. JOHNSON Electric, 14 Model Hwimmlng Fool ft. atep bottom boat and Pelican Ph. FA 3 9934 - FA 2 99*3 FOR SALE SANFORD Plumblna ft Healing 2713 Orlando Dr. — Hwy. 17-91 trailer 9900. FA 24*13 after 9:00 Nationally Advtrllaeil Esther So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7*14. P. M. William* A b o v e Ground PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING Hwlmmlnx Pool. Ideal for 1*37 STAFFORD IS' boat and Plumbing: & Repairs W. L. HARMON arras with high water table. arras Iraller, fully equipped. FA 2 PH. FA 2-4221 Alter I P. M. Jet C Thews* Now available for HALF 1919 BariU St. FA 2-9M9 I'HICK. SERVICE CALLS 11.30. For de­ 20. Automobllen fa n be seen at Meri-Nrlle pendable TV servlre cell SenMotel in Sanfurd. lord TV Cenier, 9th. end San­ '3o FORD pickup 9123. Reel'a Paint ford Ave. FA 2-9741. Shop, 10th. and Sanford Ave. COOK, aeafood experienced. Apply Sea Shell Restaurant, 2306 So. Oak Ave. BIG SELECTIO N New and Uatd Furniture 111 E. First St. FA 2-3922 Professional Dawn's 2319 Oak SPEC IALS W ILSON - M AIER FA - *33) Be Lovelier With Beauty Care. M ID WEEK $SAVE$ "I JuntfotnpenM tad didn't fe*i a tbing!" E X P E R I E N^c I T d accor. dian iracher for Sanford studio. 14. Build, Paint A Repair PART-TIME canvesers, salary and com million bails. Apply In RAINBOW Painters ft Decoralora —Free Estimate*. Ph. FA 2-U94. person lo Central Florida Muiic Schools, <17 Virginia Drive, Or­ WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING lando. Work Guaranteed Rod Reard Contact 309 Weal 9lh St. B. Malt Help Wanted Phone FA 24*43 EXPERIENCED meat cutter, age TASKER PAINTING Room 21-33. Winn Dixie, French Ave­ Special. FA 2-9159. nue end 23th. Street. THOS. E. THOMPSON SALESMEN-W ONDERFUL Op­ General Contractor portunity wilh (he famous Tiny Home Carpentry Repairs Tot Safety Table Co. Full or Roofing ft Siding part time. Distributorship open­ Phone FA 2-9432 ing. For personal interview phone NO 9-4159. B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repaira DREDGE ft BULLDOZER operalicensed — Bonded —Insured tors. Cell FA M IM alter g;M FREE ESTIMATES P. M. 300 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 1-7943 BETTER THAN 'SALARY' JOBS l CARPENTER work and general Beginners make up to 13.23 hour­ repairs reasonable. FA 2-3001. ly, comm, plui bonua. Demon•irate dlrect-faclory ahoe line IF YOU have paintina problems in spare time. Samples supplied. end want to take advantage of Charles CheiUr, Dept. C 111 years of experience and the Brockton, Mass. best of workmanship call K. M. Young FA 2-0309 or J. L, Bled­ 10. Mala or Female soe FA 2-41 tt. •:80 A. M. TH Dark 8UNDAY StO! P. M. TU Dark PAYM ENTS 193* NASHUA 33 x 10 ft., 1 bed room, would take smeller S' wide or ‘33 Chevy or later on it. Priced rlghl for quick sate. Modlin, lot 29, Park Ave, Trailer Park, Sanford Ph. FA 2-5117. 22. Articles For Sale DEL VELVIS air comnretaor, 300 cu. ft. phone EA 2-4W7. 21. Furniture OPEN DAILY M ONTH LY 22. Articles For Bale FOR SALE— 1949 Spence Craft llouae Trailer. 49i«x>. See Clyde Walla el DeWilts Trailer Park. No phone cells. LA/F-A-DAY 8. Female Help Wanted V rlouw h BETTER HURRY! Wed., Feb. 8, 1860-Fa ge 9 20-A Trailera 11* North Perk Ave. "The Time Tailed Firm" House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihten RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-oaiS Odham & Tudor. . Inc. tea*ark S t Johns Realty Co. Plumbing k V A - FHA F H A In S e r v le t C onventkm m l «b* S-BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood GOOD boma plus extra Income. floor*, atove; elr conditioner op­ Term* tM mo. FA 2-34*9. tional. JS9 mo. FA 2-0193. CALL "THE TIME TESTED REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN FIRM" TODAY U U French Avr. for wonderful Inveatmcnt opportuniths In St. Johni River preJ. W. H A LL ptrties, and highway 17-92 pro­ Rea.t^r perties. "CaU H a ir Phone FA 2-3*41 • PLUSH CAMP ON LAKE HARNEY" Brand Spanking New! Well built camp, suitable for ytar For the oulilandtng 3 bedroom, round home, two bedroom*, bath, 2 bath, double carport value in kitchen, Urge living room with Seminole County, let tia ahow le r m t o floor*, elaborate fire you the neweA of MALDEN place and barbecue grill, large HOMES, priced s i low a* terreszo floor aun porch, 2nd 3U.J00.no, terms aa low a* building jutt refiniihed and wir­ 11,500.0(1 down—move in tomor­ ed, for extra aleeping quarter*, row. Exclusive with Seminole A also Include* good houie trailer, Realty, 1901 Park Ave., 33V frontage on Like Harnejr, FA 2-3232 or FA 2-2242 evening* included are kltrhen appliance* and aome furniture, offered exriusively by "The Tima Teated W idow Says Sell Firm." This f Bedroom borne, featuring S t Johns Realty Co. hardwood floors, Urge kitchen, enclosed porch, end fully tiled US North Park Ave. bath, U vacant, you tan look "Th# Time Teated Firm" R over thoroughly and you'll agrea It's a good buy at II 0,000. THREE bedroom home on two can bo handlad for MTS.oo lota, corner So. Sanford and 14th. down, balanct at Mi.M monthly., A St. Come, look, make offer. Seller will pay closing coat a. T. V. Cantrell. Exclusive wilh Seminole Really, 1M1 Park Ave. 8UNLA.ND ESTATES FA 2-3232 or FA 2 2241 evening* One year old home on largo oak ahadad lot fencing Lake Dot. "LOTS" OF BARGAIN Excellent condition. I BR., 1 Six beautiful l e t s , BrUrcliff, bath, Kit. Equipment. No quali­ Dr* am wold Section, offered ex­ fying. Low Down payment and clusively by St. John* Realty only MS. month Including inCo. at ■ fraction of the aaaeaard aurance and Naw Taxea. value. 10' x ISO*, as# "The Time Teated Firm", immediately for John R. Alexander these "Hot Bargains". 1417 French Ave. FA 2-02M BY OWNER: l-bedroom CB borne; comer lot; fenced back yard. ISM down. Phone FA M W . 5. 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I O C * t l 7 9 e OPEN 'TILL FRIDAY NITE - - _ and_ALl_D AY SATURDAY._ Our Uaed Cars Will Be Displayed Per Year Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot W H E R E D E A L S S H IN E at the alga of your beat hay iia o c 1w # «# • $7 9 5 . Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. Mercury — English Ford* — Lincoln — Continental IRA North Palmetto Avenue FA 2-1881 2nd 6 Palmetto U. C. Lei FA 2428! Ofe. FA M i l l Chevrolet — OtdamobUe — Cadillac Trade-1— »* • I 1 »Hrtf • A f H ll« . s HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■ vjf ? �10-Wed, WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate worked under a hurry-up timetable today on a federal achool ■id bill that would giva atalai ona bUlioo dollar* aver the neat two years |o build clatarnoms. Sen. Pat McNamara (D Mlch.), thief sponsor of the measure, aaid there was an “ excellent chance" the senate would approve hie bill, Senate Democratic Leader Lyndeo B. Johnson (Tex.) announced that the chamber would come to Nr. Moke Faces Hearing Today TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Mr. Meke, a cblmpiuee who once delighted children as a television ■tar, faced a more nolcmn ap­ pearance today — an extradition ■earing that could put him behind tore in ■ soo again. Mr. Moke, 30-poundi, l-feet tail, .was not lacing legal action him­ self. The extradition proceedings were against hla'pal and trainer, Robert Tlsmarcbln, who admitted kidnaping the chimp from the It. Look Eee, Tomarchin, who reared Mr. Moke Irwm Infancy, aotd him to late fodty and Thursday In an ef­ fort to complete action on the bill by early neat week. The lawmaker* first must eonalder a series of proposed emend- > ments. One would up the bill to two billion dollar*. Another would | authorise the government to guar­ antee half the debt service on longlocal school construction bond*. The McNamara bill would pro­ vide 500 million dollars to the! stales In each of the nest two; years. The states would have to pul up matching funds based on 1 aloin Income IhSoma and Slul Ik* thsP fk state the ■I.M number ofl children of school age. Other congressional new*: Movies: Gordon S. White, direc­ tor of Hollywood's self-imposed ad­ vertising code, said that with e few exceptions movie ads wen within 1'reasonable bounds of de­ cency end morality.’* He mede the statement in testimony prepared for a House Post Office subcommit­ tee investigating whether Holly­ wood's self-policing p r o g r a m should bo tougher. The subcommit­ tee has (waived complaints that some films and movie ad* are too sexy. Camwaists.• Beniamin J. Davie, Identified as Communist Party na­ tional eecrsLury, was ander sub- MOST UNWANTED AUTO IN TOWN la thin Joyce* Membership Drive vehicle. Jack Ericknon ie the 17th Jayceo to try end figure out who he can get to join the organization In order to get rid of the problem auto. Six­ teen Jagoeee have paaaed on the car to their fellow membens bp getting young men to join the junior ehamber. The drive, which started Jan. 26, will end Feb. 16. McKee Motor Co. contributed the ear and in renpon•Ible for Ha artiatic finish and erratic performance, (Herald Photo) ATLANTA (U N I—A 36-year-old , specialist. placed an auto *»it la old Baptist minister, who was front of him and dismantled aggravated by a “ lump" on his dynamite charge. Police said the back, atoppcd hla automobile stick* contained CO per cent nitroTuesday nighl and found two glyrerlne. The device was laVrn ■ticks of dynamite In the uphol- to the state crime laboratory for stery of hla ear seat. further examinations. The dynamite was wired to go off when the Rev. J. T. Robinson pressed his foot on the light switch to turn on his “ bright" headlights. Rev. Robinson was returning to hla home In Milstead, Ga., from a Bible da si In Atlanta when he decided to stop at an ire cream parlor to gel a milk shake and Uke a look at the “ lump" that was bothering him. Robinson, who is pastor of the MUslead Baptist Church and the< father of three, said his habit of not driving with his bright lights oe la the city limits probably saved his life. Robinson said he was afraid to touch the wire and quickly tele­ phoned police, who held back cur­ ious spectators. Det. Capt. J. L. Mosety, a bomb Kennedy Plans To Smoke O u t Opponent In Contest the Senate Internal Security sub­ committee and 30 minutes later by the House Committee ee Un-Amer­ ican Activities. Devla jumped up hem hie seat in the audience at a hearing by the Senate group Tues­ day and engaged hi a shouting match with another witness, aaMconfesesd ea-Gemmmdat Lsenard Pattereen. lide with Kennedy in the Wiscon­ sin primary, snapped back at the Kennedy camp, meanwhile, lor crying "foul” about a strategic coup pulled by Humphrey backers In that state. Kennedy, who has argad all prospective candidate* for the Democratic nomination to got into the state races, entered Mary­ land's May 17 primary Tuesday. He la unlikely to have sariou* competition in his bid for the S4 Maryland convention votes. He leaves Thursday on a two. day trip to Indiana and is expect­ ed to enter that state’s May 3 primary. Kennedy announced that he would decide this week about the May 10 West Virginia primary, which Humphrey has entered, but he pointed out that It falls on the •ama data as the Nebraska con­ test, In which he already has filed. Kennedy complained again Tues­ day about action of the Wisconsin Democratic Committee in chang­ ing the national convention dele­ gate election setup. The commit­ tee cut the number of delegate volss to bn elected from the state ut large from 10 to fi, leaving 25 to be chosen from the 10 congres­ sional diittjita. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sen. John P. Kennedy attempted today te smoke cwt See. Stuart Byml ny­ lon for a presidential primary contest but reserved a decision on whether to answer Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey’s ahatlen«e hi Weet Virginia. Mumpbeep, already act la col­ The .Mussucliusattc senator said the change would prrmlt n situa­ tion in which a candidate polled g majority of tha Democratic pri­ mary vote without winning n ma­ jority of (lie tic legates. And as he did whsn he entered Nebraska, adjoining Symington’s home stale p( Missouri, Krnncdy invited Symington Tuesday to meet him In Maryland, which was Symington's boyhood home. Symington has said repeatedly, however, that he has no plans for entering primaries. Humphrey made it clear today that ha docs not intend te enter the Maryland primary. HOUSEKEEPERS of the Central Florida Chapter of the fationut Kxecu tire Hfmeekeepars’ Association net bere recenUjr. Going over the notes ere, from the left, Mri. Edna Redman at Orlando, eecreUry-treaaurerj Mrs. Beulah Ellison of Orlando, president; end Mrs. Anne Waite of Sanford, vice president. The officers ere from the Orange Court Hotel, Orange Memorial and Seminole Memorial Hoepltali respectively. TENDER BABY BEEF SALE CHUCK 8HOULDKH LYKE5 THRIFTY SLICED MEATY Legal Notice DIXIE LILY MEAL OR PHILADELPHIA (UPI> - Twelve minis tees model# af Me Philadel­ phia Liberty Bell, symbol of Ameri­ can freedom, are bound for a permanent home hi the Soviet Un­ ion. They wig probably sod up oe Me desks end coffee tables of some at Muuia't highest officials —as a reminder of a day wail Moot wHh Americans in tbs City m Brotherly Love. IBs Utile belle, ail inscribed with tfie Soviet afttelali' name* and the dip sf their visit, were presented te the Russian guests at ■ dinner aervicee available everywhere la their honor given by th* efty here. What they disapproved af it Tuesday bight the high price tags attached la Th* Russians saw most of the these goods end services like houscity in one day. They visit Chari**- iag, higher education and medicine too, W. Vs. today., They have la the United State*. The Russian* have beea paying beea exposed to a gnat deal dur­ to each other privately that Ame­ ing the five days since they ar­ rica, wonderfully rich oountry that rived in the United Steles far a M- it tc, would be even more wonder­ day visit. It Is, perhaps, not lao ful M M were Communiit. The early to look for their Brat reac­ loeger the Serial official ilayc bora tions to this country. th* more convinced he become* Their facet and their comment* that the Communist eyatem would ■how that they find America sUm- mahe a paradise out af what is ulitiag. la relaxed momenta, tha already almost a capitalistic aavlaw inhibited af (hem coma right oath heaven. out and say what they Uha ac O P E N IN G Birdseye Incofnp.ittit. NEXT 13Os. Peanut Butter 41c IN HE: mMItDtANUHIF OC HARDY (I. IIIOUINH. TO ALA. WHOM W MAT CON­ CERN! Toil are li.reby nntlri.4 tint s P.tlllnn hut l,*.n fll.il wllh th. unU.r.lunf-d County Jiul*. for th. •Vlioliiltn.nt of a ' guardian far HARIIY n. IIMUINH, a mrntal Inronip.t.iat, am] that aalrt l’ .U I Inn will Ip. hoard by m on K*i>. isiii, use, *t n>r offtw in tha enurtliouM, at Mantofi], p.m lnnla I'ounty. al l;M a. at. e'rtock an laid data. Dat.d this 11th day at January, A. D. Ilfs. / . / W ll.oa Alazandee i'ounty Jutleo Mark N. Clsvsland, Jr. and Harold f . John.on, A ttorn.re at U s , P. O. Urn Sis. Sanford. Kin rid a, Attorn.k > tu - ' P.tlt loner. Peter Pea 13Os. Spinach REDWOOD LUNCHEON 2/39c Birdseye Id Os. Strawberries 29c Green Gleet Peas No.H I 21c Hood- Ammonia qts. 19c Bleach qts. 18c **j|» DIXIE LILY QUICK ^ RICE2-~29< Bananas - 10( u JEW EL SU N D AY ________Pend Order)________ A M P H IT H E A T R E F E B . T T H R U A P R IL 17 Kvcer 8<ml a i « F . K I Ren. 8enU: 61.00. |2A0, I v e e r t a , ! K a r a . I It.M, SIM - tarn tab. ■M. at TtW P. M. I Children tinder IS M ARKETS SAVINGS Sanford Are. at 4th St. I r PgUp (Limit g Please) (limit i With A N Or Me** W ALES ^ GOLDEN Passion P l a y LAKE * _ �Educational T V HUNTER'S MOON Gets Trial Here Education*! "televiaion in being tried by Sanford Junior Jjtllfh School and Principal Hugh Carlton anld that, if the Brograma warrant continued viewing, the achool will buy a ITV aet and keep them in the achool acience elaas achedule. Network acience sh ow s are being watched by eighth graders and can be the basis of weekly studies. Carlton said. This ia the first use of educational TV in Sanford schooln and It might be a useful addition to the teaching methods already In use. k H ft Jfa-a A The armed services have found audiovisual training ■id" highly successful, as hqve various colleges and industrial Training groups. Anybody who hsa heard a small child rattle off TV commercial* from memory will agree that television makes an impression. A further report on the use of this medium at the junior high school will prove how well the proponents of educational TV have worked out their presentations so far. The networks can make a major contribution to educa­ tion if such programs can be utilized by using regular TV let* in the school room. And the cost, always a big item for our school people, would be just the cost of the set. D A ILY CROSSW ORD urea 23. Shinto temple 2*. Wooly XT. Fetish 31. Eroded depres­ Tester* sy's Altwet sion 33. Single 39. Harangues person 16. “ Ufa With 30. Old <pom » Father" measure 36. Informed family (slang.) 13. Dutch cheeae length 39. Palm leaf 19. Unde33. Not at i var.) v*loped all S3. Exclama­ flower (dial.) tion 1*. Biblical nama 93. Thrice (mui.) at. Clair da Lunt rompoaer at Having stub-___ tnry organa a 2.VBanged XYA ___ 21. Brawn \/Y A * • of fish 3L Unpolished actora (slang) 1 4 W CA “ E22 , __ __ _ VAX" W, ^ r/A __ ___ cu _ _ F I U -f— (BabyL) 33. Exclam*• U-4---- — jrro IT" VY/ tion I f . E *g- X rsA rsj 77} W - ----------Y /y y A yy. 34. Sky-god — — \ t* 7 7 ? 12. Tangle ‘7 eh*pad nrrfar r r --------- — Mi By | enaealf r la 4 1 Theater 1 ' ~ “ 77} 77} A Y | y. Iu I “ 77} \jr Ttr | | YY, V/A% ----If* euceeaa 41. Bell a Invention X/ZA AS. Outcast Japanaaa R 7R T — — — — 44.1a obligato* VA w»wsr ITaJret D A ILY , R /J n V A “ “ _______2 2 ------------- CROSSW ORD WASHINGTON — The first time t heard about her wat on a na­ tional television program. This was three years ago. She was an infant then. Sen. Joe McCarthy sort nf blurt­ ed it out— that he and his wife, Jean, had brought a little darling Into their home. They would christen her Tierney Klliabcth McCarthy. Tierney for Joe’s moUser, snd F.litabeth for Jean's molher. Since the senator's death In 1947, the little girl and her mo­ ther hid dropped almost com­ pletely from the rays of public attention. Where arc they now? I rang the bell of the unpre­ tentious white frame duplex on a side street, just off a main thoroughfare In northeast Wash­ ington. A vase of red rose* stood in the parlor under a portrait of the aenator. The roses were a token on Mrs McCarthy's 36th birthday. The tall, lithe, attractive bru­ nette took my coal and hat and called to the lively little form in the i doorway of the kitchen: "Tierney, come here and meet someone." The lot. in a kewplc dress that flared out above her chubby knees, put down her doll— bigger than herself—and skipped in like a bouncy little melody. She hopped up onlo the sofa, curled up in a corner, slurk three fingers in hep mouth, and after ■while asked: "M sm m a, Is he a man?" Active church folk* like R um ■eem healthier than non-church M .Flgpaa people, for teaming up wilh God SLFamata IT. Arab lowers blood pressure and slow* aheap ehleftal •L Largs 40. Fall to •loon the heart rate. Very few parrot 4L Eskimo deaths from strokes or heart at­ M . Btrika roklclo tack* or perforated peptic ulcers 33. Nuclei W 43. Road h or ruptured appendices ever haaard atarch grain 44. Father occur among Hie 3a.9N.9M peo­ *1. Bailor ple during Sunday morning ter­ T" (slang z r” riers. Do you know why? Z Z Z z M Sioux 1 CASE D-4S7: Russ W., aged «4, Indiana _ % T Is a dynamic clergyman. ST.Staad 1 r "But Dr. Cinnr, I guess my 1 lr’ magistrate heart Is wealing out," he began. 7 Y~ 30. Dtepsroo "In fact, 1 had a light hsarl at­ iz _j 33. Prefix te tack six years ago and my doctor warned me to take it easy. “ That's hard to do when you M a V A * n are a preacher, for I got so *n_ thuriastic in the pulpit that 1 forZ get all about the doctor's advice. "Rut what scares mu a little is z ema tha fear that I might suffer an­ IT other attack when I am alone in z the house. i f. w "I might even be unable to reach Z _ _ the telephone. Nobody would w z know I was stricken for possibly several hours. . “ Is there anything a heart patient can do to help himself In z •urh an em ergency!" Yes, and ft would he smart for everybody to memorise these sim­ ple rules, from modern medicine. But first o f all, you should •Hr ftggfgrt im l* Wad., Fab. 1, lM O-Page 11 realixa that tha h u r t does not ob­ tain its oxygen from tho blood that fill* IU chembeu. No, that blood must bo squirted nut and than go hack to tka h u r t muscles via Ihe two coronary ar­ teries that spread over the out­ side eurface o f the heart like two branching tru e. PeSIlikrt Uollr e***Ol ealordoj, »aad*>, aoS ibrlalM oat pabllabed In a typical heart attack a tiny Oalonlar errrerdlao Ik rU loM , plug occur* hi ana o f thoeo branches. Tho nearer the and o f tho branch X a ltn S a- h » i < rlaaa Matter October It. ISIS al tbe !*••( Ulllr* of this orcure. the lesa danger of SoafarS. I'larU i noser ab« Sr* ml l'- » r 'r H e l March a, IbfO. Tbe MeralS la a M em ber ml Ibe fa ile d Freer wblrb la eolllled etrlae- d u tk . The larger the area o f h u r t 1, - 1, ,» Ik, are far rreaklli-aiUa ml all Ibr leral a m a iirloied lalbla muscle shut o ff from blond via this plug, the more tha heart Is a r e leaner. hamparod ia koepiag up your airTha sharp pain In h u r t attack la due to oxygen hunger of th* heart mutcl* that haa suddenly b u n abut o ff hy th* plugging of a branch o f th* coronary arterifs. If your h u r t thus la crying for oaygoa, and von ara still con* Mrs. McCarthy smiled toler­ antly, like parents du when their ktdi come up wilh unexpected things like that. I sat down on a chair accost the room, and inManlly Tierney waa on my knee. She talked ■ blue streak. More than a monlh before, Tierney, her molher and Grandmother Kerr had marie a trip to Wisconsin for the holidays. “ We went lo Miss-consin," slip said. “ And I saw Santa Cwau there." I asked: "What did- he bring you?" She look a deep breath and sigh­ ed: “ He brought me the anow." Her mother strppcd to the kit­ chen lo fetch colter. "Tell me a story." Tierney *sid. 1 took the Sanls Claus cue and fibbed about how I ran into the old man at the Pole getting ready for the next season. “ Hr asked me about you," t said, “ wanted to know If you were a good girl, and I said you were." •“ Huh-uh," she corrected. "I always put my fingers In my mouth." If* sround Tierney that Jean McCarthy's life revolves these day*. It is In a selling where there is no display of oitentaliousness. After Joe died. Jean may suffer at the moment, grit your teeth and keep up this rapid deep breathing. • For this *tielegy ulilllei the oxygen in the air and thus pile* up a surplus o f It in your blood stream to help your handicapped heart. When we doctors arrive on the scene w* do much tha same thing for you, except we rirhen the oxygen content of the air hy use o f an oxygen tent. But you patients ran increase your own oxygen Intake right where you lie, Just by remember­ ing lo breathe deeply! Also, relax, for if you arr con­ scious, the odds are altrsdy in your favor. A had attack usually knock* you out al <mre. And hy hll mean*, don't try lo stand up or climb stair* or even undross, for aurh exertion puts a greater load on your hamprred heart. Just lie down or slump in a chair. Open your ahirt roller. And relax in the thought “ I am con. tclou*. so the attack is not aa likely to be fatal." Then keep breathing deeply to aid your heart with that extra oxygen you thus pour into the blood stream. Remember, a little extra oxygon during those first five minutes huckol full o f water whan a fir* first slarlel And don't aver u t If you a n eubjeet to h u r t attacks, Avoid obesity, too and by all meant leave tobacco alone. Meanwhile, team up with God Almighty, for thia giro* you tho utmost relaxation. Fright raise* tho blood pres sues and speeds Up your heart, but a h u r t vietim needs lower blood pressure and a slower puls* rata. So tea mini up with God la atill the boat medicine for h u r t pati­ ent*. (Always write to Dr. Crane la earn of this newspaper, en d u ­ ing a tang 4c stamped, addres­ sed envelope sad 29c te cevar lypiag aad prlatlag cools whoa you scad far aa* of hie boat- Now, Jean McCarthy was bec­ koning her youngster to hustle off for an afternoon nap. Whrn all was quirt upstairs. Mr*. McCarthy recalled how the family slopped Iq the snowy cold before ■ Nativity scene In front of a church in Wisconsin. Tierney studied Ihe life-like model of the Christ Child wrapped casually In a light blanket. She started to peel off her eoat. Mr*. McCarthy admonished her. “ Bui Mama" the child cried, "the haby will catch rold.** That's the lillle girl Joe Mc­ Carthy left behind. enua. Even though Gainesville is tha only city In the Ith District large enough te have a federal building, plan* have bren an­ nounced lo build post office build­ ings in Palatka, WUliitnn, Chiefland and Yankeetown. Since com­ ing to Congreaa, Matthews has seen the construction of new post offices In Glaa S t Mary, Earlton and Wrlaka. Whrn word began to get around that the Air Force was going lo cut back (hair weather activi­ ties In the Caribbean, Congress­ man Paul Rogera dug into the story. Hera la what he found: The Air Force will continue to operate |h« sir weather planes out of Bermuda as they have prior lo October, 19S* They will discontinue three other planes that were put on for a special one-year experiment. This experi­ ment is over and the planes are not needed now. One reason the story spread so fast seems to he beesuse the Air Force msde a change In the designation of the unit from a “ squadron" to a “ detarhment." It doesn't sound as important that way. hut thr number of personnel and plane* will remain the same—and they will continue their principal task of hurricane hunting juil aa be­ fore. Last Monday saw a major shift in office personnel within the Florida congressional delega­ tion. James W. (Bill) Norman Jr. has moved from thr office of Congressman Charlie Bennett to the spot In Aenitor Holland's of­ fice left vacant by Jimmie Gold­ en. (Golden has gone to work for the Ford Motor Company In Atlanta). Norman'* portion will be that of legislative assistant to the senator. Norman, an attorney, ha* serv­ ed as administrative assistant to Congressman Brnnett since IMfl. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Norman, of Gainesville. Nor­ man ia a graduate of the Uni­ versity of Florida Law School and a former member of the law faculty at Stetson University. He formerly practiced law in Wrat Palm Reach and Jacksonville, Congressman Boh Sikes, hard worker for conservation and de­ velopment of Florida's pine tree industry, appeared last wrek be­ fore _ the Kirwan appropriation* subcommittee to put in his word for an additional ll.ui.ooo for for­ est research. The money would By PHII. NEWSOM I'PI Foreign Editor From the foreign‘ editor's notebook. Russia may have tripped Into one of its greatest diplomatic blunders in It* potlwsr relations with Japan. It ha* threatened to keep two Japanese Islands, which it got in World Wsr It, unless Japan tear* up Its new security treaty with the United States. Such is thr national indignation in Japan al this interference Iht h ha* served to eountrr the highly vocal opposition to tha Ireaty among Japanrse leftist*. The backfire may bring the Rus­ sian* up sharply in their dealing* wilh other Asians. Whrn Finer gave Tunisia it* Independence four years ago^ It krpl the huge itratcgic naval base of Rlicrle. Now the Tunisians want that loo and arc starling to turn the psychological sertw*. Starting next Monday Tunisians probably will bagln a series o( protest strikes, demonstrations snd doplomatic pressures gusged at further making life miserable for France In Nurth Africa. The U. S. Secret Service will, aa usual, accompany President so to the Chipola experimental forest at Marianna, the station In Brewton. Ala., and Mm atation In Lake City. Chief study now under way la a search for cauaet of a slow-down in the growth of tome pine trre plantings after the trees have reached their Wlh year. This week. Congrsaem — 9yd Herlong, speaking about fed are] aid to education said: “ Certainly no one ran question Mm Importance nf education . . or thr need for Improved educational faclll* ties.” But, ha went on Is ware of the danger* of tedaral central t “ The sponsors of federal grants for vocational education omphetftcally denied that any eantn! would follow, hut there Is now a ins-page booklet of fedwal rule* regulating the program." one of the most a d h t C sw n a nist group* to gout* America, The Communists and other tete ists have scited every a* s u it e lo blame Chile’s economic plight on the United Slatea. TBIa, la part, will be an impresstaa M am bower will try to correct. The search for oil in the Sthart snd other regions of the worM appears to hsva a* aa Netting future aa It has a pas*. P ra m s prospect! are that west Earope, in IS years, will double iu do* mand for energy and U. B. — Ida will increaee hy (to per cent. This is to say nothing a4 the need* which will grow in Africa and Asta. Atomic energy may lab* m some of the alack but K sHI wtft be a baby by lift . T h ird P a r ty BRATTLEBORO. Y t (V F * Mrs. Janice Alcorn, M was ft 123 for assiulting her grandma! after she got Into an aegmn with her brother ever tea me bettor meals build better fam ilies and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford H erald! �>anffi- .-w-: - —s- ?i3Sr/tr-.r - —- S £ ’S b x ' wCL; Goodyear To Hold Opening Celebration In •tnford’s new Goody* ir Store will botd IU grand opening cele­ bration Tlnindey throuib Feb. U. The store will give ewer til.000 la priaaa to climax the opening. Anyone mar enter the contest by filling out t registration card at the atom at SU W. First St. The tint prise will be an 11 cubic foot G. E. refrigerator, fleeood, third and fourth prim will he four Goodyear tubeless Urea, a M-laeti recycle and a portable hi-fi stereo record play­ er. The store will bo epee from S a. m. until 9 p. m. dally during the grand opening aale period. Thursday, a Florida Power and P ll* IS—Wed., Fob'. 8, 19 Store A Bumper Crop Of Auto Stickers NEW YORK (UPD—Some algne of (ha times lean <m the nation's streets and highways during the lMO'a: r y. Light Co. roprosentatlvo will givo an appliance demonstration at lha ■tore. The 70,010 square foot store Is double the six# of the old Goodyoor store on Park Ave. Store Hanagor W. B. Ellerbo describe! the ateel tire atorage rack as “ the biggest erector act In lawn." It hold* too tiros. An­ other rack bolds too tiros. The new stere has Ita own tiro re­ capping plant and freight unload­ ing alley. Ellerba was store msnager In tho old Park Ave. building for ItVI years. This store owned by Mrs. E. S. Hockey waa sold to Goodyear la U91. "Tbwi Shalt Not Park." “ Bara Wife; Mwt Travel." ••Vetkawagea. Go Home." "Madly for AdlaL" "Made in Texas by Texans." Congratulations, Goodyear Your beautiful new atore in a big •lep ahead In creating Banford’s ••New Look1* All PLUMBING HEATING and AIR CO N D ITIO N IN G b y- on your beautiful new store! u d AIR CONDITIONING 1007 8 Sanford A t*. . . . another mark of FA 2*6502 Sanford’s Healthy Growth rr.T'-r i '■ ■ NEW GOODYEAR STORE ie twice the tike of iU pre* decesaor on Park Ave, It* 72,020 square feet contain a and Progress main aalea room, garage, til* recapping shop, store* rooms and used npplianen Best Wishes • GOODYEAR ALL ELECTRICAL WORK and FIXTURES By — * Sanford Electric Co. fo r -V t fj' in CONTRACTING DIVISION 116 M a a n o lia A v e . con tin u ed your n ew su ccess lo c a tio n ! F A 2 -1 5 9 2 MKS ■ ' /» WE CARROLL DANIEL CONSTRUCTION CO. EVANS building for — ROOFING & HEATING CO . GOODYEAR SERVICE I U N. MAPLE STORE — wo furninhod Concrete and many other quality mate* rials for its con* struct ion. Vulcan Materials Co. McCRACKEN RD at PERSIMMON F A 2-0251 S a n fo r d , F la . TIME OUT FOR TV la taken by Mr*. Roy Williams and Goodyear atoro manager W. B. Ellerbe. Thia la one of the many TV portables to bo foatured by the atore during ita Feb. 4*13 grand opening. Black Hair Does Weather Work BALTIMORE (UPD - Gentle­ men may prefer bloadea but meteorloglcai engineers havs fauad that brunettes are fine, tat. For yean only blonde hair waa used In delicate weather Instru­ ments that measure and control humidity. Because pure blonds hair la in short supply, engineers In the Instrument division of tho Bcndfx Aviation Corporation wera forced to starch for other supply aourcei. They discovered that Jet black Korean hair works In their weather instruments, leaving the blonde for tha more precise devices. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE GOODYEAR STORE We point out that we wera G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r in c h a r g e of construction new building of the now beautiful occupied by GOODYEAR an d — C A R R O L L DANIEL D o n ' t m iss t h e i r CONSTRUCTION COMPANY On the CwmpUltea *f Goadyutr'a Beautiful Naw Building, O P EN IN G D on't miss their GRAND OPENING, tom orrow th rou gh F ebru a ry 13. W e're Proud February 4 thru 13 to hav* been nafecUd for (he inatalUtlon of your modern store froot nnd entrance*, Senkarik G LASS * P A IN T 111 W. and fit. .i-W - Carroll Daniel C O N S T R U C T I O N CO. C O M P A N Y 2710 S. Sanford Ava. "Y oor Color M o a d cu rtm " I Pardonable P r i d e . . . . O n Y o u r G ra n d O p en in g — GRAND W ith FA 1M11 * C o n q h ed u k d io n A Our Best Wishes SERVICE ROOF Over Your H ead! M y w r fin*, work In constructing Iki m w Put The FA 2*5011 FA S-ilia *V»r t �/ 9 tanfarh frralli Wed.. Feb. 3, 1966-Psr* 18 A LL - N EW GOODYEAR SERVICE S TO R E'S PLENTY OF FREE PARKING N o Obligation - N othing T o Buy! You Do Not Have To Be Preeent To Win 1st Prize — 11 cu.ft. GE Refrigerator 2nd Prize — 4 Goodyear Tubeless Tires NEW MODELS OF THE FAMOUS GOODYEAR TIRES are checked Office Manager Bill Thompson, left, and Store Manager W. B. EUert* *» the store receives a full stock of them for its snle. 3rd Prize — 26” Boy's or Girl's Bicycle D R A W IN G HELD FEB. 13 - 5 P. M W IN N E R S W IL L BE Thursday, Feb. 4 4th Prize — Hi-Fi Stereo Record Player ANNOUNCED OVER R A D IO STATION W TRR through Saturday, Feb. 13 A s good a s It lo o k s and It lo o ks plenty good I G O O D Y E A R ■WIRE VALUE! • ••» Uf POUR Compar. a t IM P for •• law •» R u g g e d F o t g t d S la tl >UUW EIK r^k^botfom p rlfd at only f Hillmist Q 9 5 ;iH 3 1 kmini 1im""" h ^K u--:; I i Ia B b I I Tm-Qurt C tn Pip|tr 'opt tarn autamofftalfy N o stirring o r shaking RACKING UP THE BARGAINS for the Goodyear opening sale are Service Manager Vergil Spivey, and Office Manager Bill Thompson as everybody in the big new store lends a -hand to stock the new merchandise. NEW TREADS f W .W { W it t > T s iiW n ffa "" iiv y a sip GOODYEAR la iiia t Htiftr IMua tea art PrevJrfsi futek hoot tot ’told spots* aaatyohoto rac.ppskl. U r. tsto liiu rP ik fits oil risttf htgo~wtshghk ^ / M *4’ IniAJef ' m - ■n^i ■■ - m 1 M A 6 of A .1 Y] i HliilfHiH ' i ; 11 p a ck ctn. C ok es With each purchase of 15.00 or mora j i[ ■ FREE I d l H \h W mWBT 1 # SPECIAL VALUE! MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, is the theme as Mrs. Roy Williams takas » inni* # a new phonograph featured by Sanford’s new Goodvea?'.SS!1 ?, °°k *l W. B. Ellerbe .how. Mr.. Wllfl.m. iom . o” L S W u «■>« <» '* talurrd (liirinir th, .lorrVFrb. 4-1J J J f' “ " " GIFTS FOR EVERYONE REFRESHMENTS BUBBLE GUM & B ALLO O NS FO R Carroll Daniel C o n s t r u c t i o n Co TH E KIDDIES REGISTER on completion of the new FOR FREE P R I Z E S Nu Obligation — Nothing To Bur . Yoa Do Nol Have Tn Be Prooont Tu Win. W e m a n u fa ctu re con crete b lock s o f a ll ty p e s, lin te ls, sills, h e a d e rs, c a r stop s, sep tic ta n k covers, p a tio b lock s, b u lk h ead p ilin g , a n d o th e r ite m s, r ig h t h e re in S a n fo rd . CHAPM AN *“ v L*im Av. During gale C o w r.to Products SANFORD FA 24102 good /^ ea r SR R V IC I S T O R t US W. r a n «T. FA 2*2 .11 • s in �• HERSHEYS OR DIXIE CRYSTALS 1 WAiHWflTCW (tlW) Th# ' Bmttheoelan tiwtltutkm, that prarf old rttle hoarder, la gat* i tifig seutlttv* about balng deacrlbad aa "tha nation’* attic." "Fltae* don’t can ua that," aald frank A. Taylor, director of tha Smithsonlan’i Mbieum o( HI*. 1*7 and Technology, and t prom* . load I wouldn’t. But offhand I ean’t think of a better deacriptlon. f I dropped In on Taylor to find ant about tha new museum tha .Cmltfasonlaa la building to hou*o part of ita vast collection of mem* arabllia from America’a pait. ! ; Hound out 1 had been houilng a i mlaapprehanatoo. Bomaaaa had . told mo that the gaihhaonlan waa required by taw ; to acaapt everything that waa tan; dared to R and waa forbidden to threw anything away. 1 uaderatood it had icveral warehouse! arammad with un* •aightly, aeeleas and unwanted ob­ jects that had been handed over to it for preaarvalion. Not ao, aald Taylor. i_,, * paai * mg m n * Be aald tbir Impression muit have etemmed from varloua mag­ nate* article* that hava pictured |tha Bmlthaonlan aa aqulrrallng <away aueh attic treasure# as old bird cages, broken baseball bats and portraits of maiden aunts. "Actually, wa're pretty selec1 tive la what wa taka," be .said. ' The Smithsonian doea, In 'fact, have aevaral million article* in . storegt. But Taylor explained that this reflectad u shortage of dis­ p la y apace rather than any deelm to keep than hidden. He aald tha public Icndi to *think ef the SmHfcaonlan la term# at thoaa two medieval •looking building* that (tend on tho mall •} « between the- Capitol and tho Wahlngtoo Monument. Thll la a R mliconceptlon. Th* futltutlaa Institutes. on a far-flung scale, operating three P■lllEWuniii two n iiiicn gg, ■ ' .museum*, twa iart galleries, a * fine arts collection, ■ bureau of ethnology, an aitropbyslca) ob* aervotary, a biological center, an taUrnaUanal exchange eervlc* and •g *oo. 1 prasunm an of thorn have apace trouble*. However, the prob,1am In Ttylar’a hlatory tad tech­ nology bellwick will he largely salved when th* new M-mllllon* • dollar muaeum la completed in M FEATURING SWIFTS P RE M IU M WHEN ing me*la, and In know yon are right ovary time! Our ■lore has made K poaalble for yon to eliminate aJVdoubt aodl uncertainty in buying hoof. Every package of our naturally aged dcMcioue hoof has the Swift's Premium laaort innide to guide you in your ndeetlona. KANSAS MA W C IT Y FREE (THE FIRST *10.06 OF YOUR PURCHASE) It la wonderful to hare complete eeH-confidence whan buy* P R R E M IU M GIVE-UP ABSOLUTELY MEATS S W IF T S W ILL [./SUGAR ■ * ON A RED YOUR CASH STAR APPEARS REGISTER TAPE — THERE W ill. BE MANY WINNERS — DON'T MI88 IT A MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOODMART NOW HAS TWO PROGRAMS \l'HICH WE FEEL ARE DEFINITELY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN TRADING STAMPS. WE PRESENT THEM FOR YOUR FULL CONSIDERATION. ARM OURS S T A R SU CED F . C . P . FOODMART CO N TRIBUTION PLAN . F O O D M A R T ’S 12 oz. WITH A FIRM BELIEF THAT MANY \*OULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE (AT FOODMART'S EXPENSE) TO THEIR FAVORITE CHURCH OR CHARITY, FOODMART WILL CONTRIB­ UTE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE PER CENT ( l ' i ) OF YOUR PURCHASES TO THE CHURCH OR CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE. SOME OF FOODMART’S RECENT CONTRIBU­ TIONS ARE LISTED BELOW: BTLS, SUN8WEET HOM EM ADH (SAVE) FRO ZEN S W IF T S FULL P R E M IU M AGED .mm WINTER GARDEN BEEF — CHICKEN TURKEY BEEF C U T — T R IM M E D T H R O U G H F . C . P . F O O D M A R T G A V E A P P R O X IM A T E L Y *5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 I N 1 9 5 9 , T O W O R T H Y O R G A N IZ A T IO N S . FOR J R O T PIES INQUIRE TODAY ABOUT FOODMARTS CONTRIBUTION PLAN IF. C. P.) ANY WORTHY ORGANIZATION, CHARITY OR CHURCH CAN BENEFIT (Cal "Chuck" Atklama or Tony Trama at FAirfai 2.20.12 Dttalk) * * REMEMBER - SWANSON'S — TWIN PACK 2 p |[ $ A T FOODMART I T ’S SAV MOR COUPONS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS SU N NYLAND FRUIT F. C. P. FOR YOUR CHURCH OR CH A RITY p k g s _ . (4 PIES) ™ _ STRAWBERRIES 2 PKGS. lb, ORANGE J U ICE W HOLE FRESH GROUND CANS BROCCOLI SP E A R S PKGS. PKGS. FOUR FISHERMEN EVER * * A U Y A i • ; • ttrtii. v« pu*4l|* in the huslnaaa and rivk life of year community. For Information, cjiI A I ■* w a C0C0a2t I 12 NORTHERN STALEY WAFFLE FA 2-7156 ur FA 2*1756 El/NCH KLEENEX LIQUID TREND GRKBN GIANT YELLOW 6% 12 an. ONIONS f >T 25th ( A “ # 4 -8 lb . SM O KED A BIRDSEYE BLACKEYE PEAS • S M AM (P U S MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST) An Honait Man Sottlei A Debt FOWT MADISON, Tows (UP1) —A TO-yeer-old retired railroad man recently nettled a IT-year-old repair bUI eg II cents by sending a It money order to cover the money ho owed plus compound Interest and a It bill "to cover uanecMearr expense." "I had no Intention of defraud­ ing your company," wrote R, M. Frants of Big Rapid*, Mich, to tho W. A. Shaaffer Pen Co., an* elaelag a repair Invoice dated July M, im , "but did that which wee about aa had — I failed lo settle an aid bill." The firm returned the 18 to Praata and eaat him a new pen t* replace the one repaired more Qua ST years age. FOOD KING GIVEN WiTH EACH PURCHASE AND RE­ DEEMED RIGHT HERE AT FOODMART FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS. CFT YOUR FATALOGUE TODAY. ’ IH2 It'will be iltuated near thp two etfUs-Uk* ayaaotaa on tha mall. But it won't look anything Ilka (ham. H wfll b* a marble struei tar* ef cantemporary dcilgn. ( tbar* will be three exhibition floors eapaelally laid out for auch thing* aa a •team locomotive, tho deok oa which Jefferson draft■od th* Declaration of Indepen­ dence, Washington's sword and, * Jan* Appleton Piarca'a Inaugural : gown. t think Taylor is .right in n . anting th* traditional deacriptlon «f tha Bmlthaonlan. Whoever ; hoard of aa attic with a loco* motivoT INSTANT 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 MARKETS, IN THE GROC­ ERY FIELD AND FOODMART IS DENIED THE RIGHT TO GIVE 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 SO. 9‘ 9‘ 9‘ �vS-r* iu — '*T "- — Tv ' < 1:*r ■ ' 'Slander' Keeps Good Men From Running, Krider Says IlM t leading aitizena a n afraid In run for public office bee bum of "alander campaigna" thay have to face, County Comminioa Chair­ man John Krider totd the ttwaato Club yesterday, "lla n p eitUena o n Mtuctaot to aeek offiee Baamtaa they know they face character assassination by tboM who oppoie them," Krider f laid in a talk ot the Mwania hmeh- The commission eh ataman, 8 the CUy Cornpeople have accused me ef nroft and corrupt km af ail kinds while I’ ve been ta office. J’d bo glad to hove a grand Jury check tho m olds, M lh* eeousees fori sK ou the sidelines." Krider, commissioner for Dis­ trict i, mid "right bow , 1 don’t even know whether PM make any plans ta run again myself.” The emsnty commissioner also gave a brief rundown of county problems due ta a projected in­ creased growth by 197S of ISO,000 persona and summarized t h a progress lh* county commission haa made on a new county jail, re­ modeling Um courthouse and road work. ® Ji£ § > m tfflrh WKATHKR: Showers and thundoratorma scheduled tonight. High today, TO-75. Low tonight. 56-60. VOL. XLIX United Pnma Leased Wire 1 p. m. Slocks NEW YORK (U P l) Block prices at 1 p. m. American Airlines . . . . . American TAT ............ American T\>barco . . . . . Bethlehem Steel . . . . . . Caterpillar ...... ---------- C A O .... Chrysler . Curtiss Wright ........................ DuPont ............................... Eastman Kodak ................... Ford Motor ................ ........... General Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . General Motors ........... . Graham Paige •i l i i t i t f d i i i Inti. T A T ................... ......... Lorillard .......................... .. Minute Maid .......................... ' Penney ................................. Penn HR ............................... Hoyal American .............. . Sears Roebuck ...................... Standard Oil N X ................... Sludebaker ............................ U. S. Steel ..................... Weslinghntise El. S2S 100% aotv 20% 17% 26% 236' i M% •0 S9 2% 34% 37% 7)6% l a* 4* 46% 19 90% Established 1908 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA W 3C1 $2,500 In Cash Stolen From Roumillat Store About $2,500 was stolen from Roumillat and Andcrsnn'a Drug Store Monday, Sanford police revealed today. • Police said F. K. Roumillat Sr. laid the money behind the prescription counter and left it there in three bank bugs and one paper sack for 2ft minutes. It was gone when he returned. Roumillat said today that he was nutaide the prescription room only about 20 feet away from the money when it was taken. The theft happened about 7 a. m. Roumillat intend­ ed to deposit the money in the bank. Police nnid they nre holding a former RoumllUt and Anderson employe on simpleton of having taken the money. The employ# wan in the atom at the time of the robbery, they naid. Houmlllat oald hia inauranco only covert brooking und entering the ntore, not thefU of thla kind. The drug •tore never haa boon burglarized boforo. Chief Roy Williams aaid that another local buninaaoman reported $1,500 loat a few montha ago, The money had been misplaced, however, and police found it. U Heroic Measures Needed, Taylor Tells Probers P A R I * <UPD Prealdoat Charles DeGsulle today fired Da* puty Premier Jacques Houstalla, former tightest strong maa la Algeria, Informed sources n p oot MARIAN W. WILLIAMS gets pin for 3ft years of service with Florida Power A Light Co. from Manager Scott Burns. (Herald Photo) Flu Warning School Administrative Assistant Walter Teague to­ day advised all parent! to keep their children at home if they have aigna of the fin rather than tending them to school. A chock of school# in the area thli morning revealed that while the flu haa hit most student bodies, absen­ teeism has nbt reached "alarming proportions," Mrs. May Fort, attendance officer for Seminole High School aald "a good many children were out yes­ terday, but many have retimed today.” , ' Mr*.' Fort* denied‘any report that the school may be forced t* eloee down because of the excaastve absenteeim due to the flu bug. 8nafoed Junior High School and elementary schools In the eMg alee report absenteeism up, but nothing alarming. Utility Company Awards Employes For Long Service WASHINGTON fU P D -H t a barn P spettesenl m a t la ( tuss M a y a MS saktag m Service pins In recognition of a total of 313 yesri ort the Job were presented ta 30 rtortda Power A Light Co. em ployes'tut ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION President Dr.,Bara Lh night at a dinner at Lake Monroe Hammond, center,-told Seminole' County AtJE mMhberf Tuesdiy bow Inn. ^ Ieacherg can Improve their offering to pupil*. With Dr. Hammond Are Henry Moore, supervisor e f dis­ Mrs. Charles Roach, president of the county ACE. right, and Lalm Monroe tribution and transmission, and L. J. Reaves, po .r plant super­ Elementary School teacher Miss liable Chapman. visor were recognised for 34 years service each with the oompany. Marian W. Williams sod C. L. M oan, assistant to the vice presi­ dent, got awards for 30 years How icachers can fmprove their see whether it is ceuslng pres- referrals at their cummaad end service in the ceremony presided fering to pupils was eiplaintd surra on tbn pupil, Dr. Hammond should know whet they are doing over by Manager W. Scott Burns, r Dr Sara Lou Hammond here seld. Moving from town ta town, and why, Ihe doctor urged. who got a 25-year pin himself. sesday. divorce, broken homes and workTeachart ahould provide ectlOther swards given included W, Dr. Hammond Is president of ing parents esn cause harmful vltlea that wiU develop skills ta O. UvingstaD, customer service r Association fur Childhood Kdu- pressures on rbltdren, the doctor which children are larking. They supervisor, 2* years; J. it. Grant, ition and an authority on stile said. She urged leechere ta deter- should bo able ta took at criti­ commercial service supervisor, 29 id netlonal education. mine arrangements mode for I cism ead use H to their advant­ years; Margaret M. Wright, M Teachers - should find out the child at home when a mother age hi improving teaching. Dr. UwH&i PrtM liUrMlIoiurf y e a n ; J. B. Phillips, 20 years. luation in a child’s home end works. Different behavior stand- Hammond laid. Porter Lansing, longtime Sanford The Israeli radio reported today an Israeli soldier was Lucille Carver, IB years; D. E. resident ------ ----------------------- -----------------ird ( |t j„ lc hool nod in Sometimes a child will get bad w h o. was_ injured In an Thrasher, II; B. I . Austin, 10; wounded at midday in a new eschange of fire along the tense ■uto accident Tuesday night, grader but thr teacher should H. A. Canell, eight; J. W. BuckIaraeli-Syrln border. Dr. Hsmmond sold that la tic make the parents understand that B; Lucy Nowlin, three; W. which killed two men. Is still In Syrian aoldiera were aaid to hava opened fire on an ter, (hi* it only one case and should M. Osborne, three; J. E. Hig­ critical condition at Orange Me­ Israeli patrol near the wfllago of Shear Ylnhu in the Hula gins Jr., two; and Henry Morgan morial Hospital late this morning. not give a fates picture of the The Casselberry golf course will make decisions. All opportunities whole reboot system. Teachere The two men killed in the mis­ "" YnHey ia upper Galilee. and James Warner, one year each. luble in slit before Ihe summer should be used to educate lay should know what cultural and hap, which occurred on Hwy. 17h !,l . ‘ I r It wee the first report the (moldout, Mayor W. M. Benson isld persons, she said. Tetchera should reereatlaa centers are available 92 near the Lake Monroe Bridge, J border dispute had extended S to c k h o ld e r! M e e t day. know the principles of eduratioe. for youngsters, Dr. Ham meed were Thafdeus J. Croshy of Jack­ beyond a limited area near the ORLANDO, Fie.—Minute Maid sonville end Leon J. Daugherty The nine hate course will be They should have resource* and •aid. V fh lS n n l a a n t A Artb » “ *»*♦ * T * * * t ik , ta the Corporation announced today that of Fernandina Beech. A brother of on* of Ihe victims, demilitarised sene eouth af the Bee the annual meeting of stockhold­ ers will be held at 10 a. m. Thurs­ Thomas Y. Crosby, who was in­ of Galilee. day, Mar. 24, in the orflcee of volved In the accident is reported Residents hove formed a DieDis­ Reeidenii have Aa Israeli military spokesman the Bankers Trust Company, in fair condition at Seminole Me­ trict M et ■ Voters League "ta gst get seld the Israeli* returned the Sy- In New York City. morial Hospital. m candidates sod t- vote" vote" rise fire, but one Israeli soldier sad get cut out IL ia that district. wq/i wounded. Don Fletcher ta ef ie chairman of The report followed reports from the league, wbieh has scheduled Syria that strong tank-led forces MOSCOW (UPI) — Eustern European Communist Its first meeting Tuesday at 7:30 H r i being rushed ta the main counlriaa Unlay aignetl • decluration of their policy on East* p. m. in ia the courthouse. Letters oorder trouble spot. West Unties. sent out cut ta nil regliregis­ ■re being, tent fresh troops and battle equipA Soviet journslint said the text of the declaration would tered voters ta District lered DlatrU I urging meat were being moved toward the ba rqleaaed later by tho T ons news agency. tho league am atat. embattled demilitarised rone viithem lo ta Jobs Jala the Soviet nnd forHyn Jourttii lids were railed to the Htdtorlend Us meetings. tend Inge of Tiw sfik on the Israell-Syria st* HI. Catherine throne room In meet- border despite an urgent United Speakers at the Tuesday meatone of the Kremlin palaces to wit­ w lng will include John Fitzpatrick, Nations plea that both aides with ness what was celled n "signing Loch Arbor resident, who an­ an- draw nil military forces from the ceremony." nounced Wednesday that be will wilt area. But what exactly wee signed qualify as ss a candidate for the .Neither side had to far respondwe* nut revealed to the approxim­ District 3 commission post. lo u » V. N. and ately 70 newsmen present. " -------- -— United Nations ia New York, ItThe lignin* came at the end of m , , . rael and the United Arab Republic The attorney genersl’a office a one-day meeting of the eight lllfA m A B r lH O fl traded charges of aggression Wedwae notified today by Rep. Gor- member* of the Warsaw Pact. I I I W I I v l l I IIIC U oesdsy night in letters to the U. N. The premiers and first secre­ don Frederick on Ihe need for Security Council. taries uf the Communist parties Gov. LeRoy Collins to call ■ spe­ A en h v i u i M w A s e s tm l* ' Israelis and Syrians at the trouo f Albania. Bulgaria, Romania, cial election to fill a vacated Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, U ll D r iv in g tO U n iS j"* •**, remained .1 wary -r m . * length end there was a temporary Seminole County commissioner and East Germany, and Nlkits PORI* Khrushchev for the Soviet Union, Two men men were were fined ffned 9230 f2S0 on on !I j l f i b?rd!![ driving while while InUulcated InUulcated and and reck­ reckthat threatened to touch driving Frederick said he spake to At­ each signed four times — either leu driving charges chsracs in county countv powder-keg. less torney General Richard Ervin’s copies of one nuny-piged docu­ office and asked that the gover­ ments or four different docu­ court Wednesday. nor tabs* immediate action calling ment*. John Mlnnsrtk of Sanford was j for tho special election during Approximately 7k leaden o f the fined 9130 on two charges of the May I primary driving while Intoxicated. Minnavarious Communist countries were rik pleaded guilty. Lester Cole­ Frederick Informed the attorney on hand for the 30-mi nute cere­ man of Gainesville pleaded guilty general’ s office that the people mony, e* well as obaervm from A United Presbyterian Church lo reckless driving and was fined is planned for Casselberry. of Seminole County want the elec­ Bed China, Viet Nam, Mongolia *100. tion. and North Korea. The ohserven An organizational meeting will Tuesday, James A. Colton of Al­ be held In a week, Town Mayor Tho District I post, represent­ did not sign. Hi* countries signed the docu­ tamonte Springs was also found W. M. Benson eald today. A fund ing Sanford, has been vacant guilty of driving while Intoxicated: drive for the church will also since November when David Gal- ment In nlphsbetical order with STRAIGHT "A” STUDENTS nt Seminole High School got s plenaunt and reckless driving. County Judge ■tart then. The property on the Khrushchev, smiling brwuily end chcl resigned. reward when report curds were handed out yesterday. Top grades wont to Wilson AI*M0d«r decided le with­ center ef Winter Park Drive ead obviously ta good humor, signing The attorney general's office Johnny Allred, Buddy Fulpor, Stove Rowell, Doug Tamny, Penny Anderson, hold Colton’s sentence uetil Fri­ Crystal Bowl has been acquired told Frederick thsf under the neat ta lest. Joy Wester, Frankie Jonea, John Boniface, Johnny Phillips, Jane Harward, day. The ceremony was staged ta for the church, Benson said. All Florida constitution, tho governor Nancy Butler. Cordell Jeffrey and Henry Morgan. Guidance Counsellor Harry L. Zion o f Maitland was Presbyterians ta Casselberry an* ia required to eafl e special elec­ obtain tho gneatest effect. Photo­ ■award W. Chrtat i o on look# aver one of the top cards with aonw af the InvHed le attani tho organize found guilty ta DWI and tion to flit any vacancy created graphers aid* were preseat ta straight “ A" pupils. (Herald Phdlo) lioaa! meeting. good numbers. by a rcilm alioo. fined fTL Educator Stresses Teacher's Job , Israel Border Dispute Spreads To Other Areas Casselberry Course "o Double Its Size District 5 rOllnS Forms VOllllQ League LCOQUG Voting t S f S iT lK t t DIjIllCI Beck T o Appeal OLYMPIA, Wash. (U N ) - Parmar Tssm stars Union PrsaUmt Dave Beck seta M a y he wwsM appeal Ike Mata Supreme Oeuet ruling upholdtag hia Jell eeeteeee. Found Guilty MIAMI (U N ) - Mr*. C tlM I n i Tresatar, M, the no-called "wkMe hollts queen** o f South Dede County Negro districts, was found guilty Wednesday of third d o p e # murder to the hllltag of e Negro mat. Request R ejected WASHINGTON (UP1) - Medee leader Emmanuel Cellar today re ­ fected President Bianabnwnr'e map gestion that a prouoeed een si tutlonat amendment to outlaw p e t Commie Countries S i g n ! 'Policy' DecJaration Frederick Calls For Vote Action Two Men Fined •On Driving Counts CH1CACO ( U N ) - T h e Brother­ hood of Locomotive Engineer# agreed M a y ta aubmtt Re wepo dispute with the railroads to blad­ ing arbitration. The union’ s aetka wiped out the throat o f a aatiawwide strike ’ by the men at tha tthrottles af the saltans tataflM end passenger wains. . Branded Cars J MIAMI (U P !) — Cara involved In accident! hero after Fob. t l will bo "branded" ta a move ta keep hotter track of traffic mis­ haps. Police at Um scene o f acci­ 1 dents will p u ta stickers ou wind­ shields of cars Involved. The stick­ ers can be removed when tha ear* are repaired at a garaga. ■ ‘Good’ Drink MIAMI (UP1) — Tho Job af Immunising 12,000 University af Miami students against polio with a drinkable vaeetao resumed to­ day. Officials at tha sc heal said 2.173 students gulped dewa tho . rherry-flevorod-fr rubber-flavor* .. ed, depending o# Oka yea talked , New Chuch Set . For Casselberry • berry, Mrs. fla t* M n Mary Welch, Mrs. t e M r*. E . h a t fr iw , M at, StUift kliv, T N n H ' Mrs. Morion Br adduct M uisi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Y O U R CHOICE” SALE LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK*r JWIET MILK “ 25 < % FRBH BAKED, IW C K W S Apple Pi* So Angel FoodRing * “THE NO-SHORTING CAW lif t. fBOOTY FROZEN FISH STICKS 2'A VALUE G ET DOUPI :E SAVINGS EVERY T I M E YOG SHOP AT FOOD FAIR ' ■ Si f �^ a n f n r b If m t lS i %/OL. XL1X THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 62-68.Low tonight, 45-56. United Press Leased Wire Establinhed 1908 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1960 8ANFORD, FLORIDA SAC Chief Sticks To Guns In Soviet Power Dispute Gates Still Disagrees WASHINGTON (UPl) — G<a. Thomas ■. Power, haa4 at Mm Strategic Air Command, refuted today to back away from hla grim warning on Russian striking powar despite Ilia iaalatenca of hia civilian boat that be waa "unOtealiaUc.” Power alae told aaaatora tovaeUgating the nallon'a mililary postore that future defense plana are Inadequate. Ha asked that Congreaa provide tends to keep “the highest pooaMo -•aoUge" of hla bombers airborne at ail Hmaa. The SAC earn mender arid ha S ta n d s behind "ovary atatameat" of a recant apoeeh in which ha warned that Russia could knock out the U.I. striking fores in M mlnutoi with 900 ball into mis­ sile#—only half of them intercontinentni in nnge. Detenu Secretary Thomas 8. Gataa Ar. Monday diapoted this as "anrealUtic." Power testified at a combined A earin g of the Senate Space Comaaltteee and Armed Sarvleoa propar ed—as subcommitteea, —Usd by Democratic Leader Lyndon 1. Johnson. M too um o Urns, Army Sec­ retory Wilber M. Brucksr, appear­ ing before the Senate military appropriations subcommittee, said the United States should not . give all ita attention to the Soviet throat to too mUalle Raid but alao S ho u ld eoocentrate an ground atranfUkAlong that Mae, Rrwckor t o —ad Communist China to " a crouched tiger ready to —ring — say P W that is weak and wounded.” Pew— waa ton leed-eff wit—aa at public bearing* by to# Sonata group* — bow long too Russian* may bold their mlasilo superiority over the United States. ^Seven Crewmen . Die In B52 Crash In Puerto Rico SAM JUAN. Puerto Rico (UPI) —A U. S. Air Force BSl bomber practicing “touch and go" land­ ing! era abed and burned Monday night at Rsraey Field, killing all . toe van erowmon aboard. * ^ T h s victims included Col. Sam­ uel, G. Porterfield, S3, of Shrrvsport. La., vie# commander of ton T2nd Bombardment Wing. Square Dancing Class To Start Civic Center w The Th Starlight Promeaadara of the Sanford Reereatioo Department ar* forming a —w class of begin­ ners. Last w—k was too opening registration and Wednesday ia the rioting date. Anyone interested ia Iho —w elaas should ba at the Civie Center at T p. m. ready to begin. A beginner class runs IS conse­ cutive Wad—adage and up— gra-f utloo members a rt invited to —om the Starlight Promenadert, one —af-th e largest and mod active aquere dance groups in Florida. Two Fishermen Rescued At Sea JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - Two yodng Pomps— Beach fishermen arrived here safely today aboard •0$ Coast Guard cutter after spend­ ing nearly two day* at sea in a IT-foot open boat. . The y—tbs were picked up Mooday by n merchant veitel and transferred later to the cu.tcr. They were espected to fly back In Pomps— Beach this afternoon is a private p it—. Education Expert t o Spook Tonight Dr. Sere Lou Hammond, presi­ dent of the Association for Child­ hood KdueatMR International, will speak at too Pi—ereat School Auditorium tonight. Tho moating wiR bo at f p. ■ . The lnoal ACS ha—d wM have a supper meeting preceding Dr. Hammond# talk. No P roperty T a x • * (’uiuelberry’it charter board agreed Monday n ig h t that the town will not have any property tax. The agreement of tho board waa complete, board member Donald Willson said today. Tills was tho firat issued decided by the five man board elected last Sep­ tember to draw up a new Casselberry charter. Board members are Lytle Swope, chairman; Ben Evans, Ray McCord, Herman Joyce and Willson. Right now Casselberry gets its income from utilities and cig* aret taxes and from building permit fees. Of Chiton Clubs To Speak Here Sanford Civile— will bear I International president — a t her# Pab. «. J— Starnes of Guateraville, Ala. will —oak to too CivKa— at too Mayfair Inn. Starnei, the In­ ternational president for toto-to, la visiting Ctvitna duba to eight Florida title*. Starnes la the top officeholder la U. S. and Cana­ dian Civitan aluba. He ia the 40th Civitan preaidant nnd is a former eoogreaemaa Worn Alabama. Civitan* are invited to bring their wives to too f p. m. moottog- County To Study Bridge Hazards 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPl) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Tobacco ............ 10T Bethlehem Steal ............... SIH Caterpillar..................... ; . . . 94W C A O ............................... ST DuPont ...................... 940 Ford Motor ......................... «2te General Electric ............... to1* General Motors ......... tot* Graham • Paige .................. 2H lot. TAT ............................ 94H Lorillard ......................... Site Minute Maid ......... l$te Penney ...... •........................ 190 Penn RR . 15H Sears Roebuck .................. 4IM Standard Oil <NJ) ............ tote Studebaker .......................... 90te U. S. Steto .......................... Site We.linghous* M................... tote Commission Asks More Data On Promotion Effort The County Commission today denied a request by the Southeast Seminole Chamber at Commerce for $1,000 to be used for promo­ Harold Jackson Examines New Fertiliser Mix tional materials uolil the organisa­ tion present* a budget and more details on bow M plana to —a Tho County Commission today agreed to investigate the theBenmoney. Jo—e, president of the cham­ oondition of tho Econlockhatchee Bridge near Chuluota after ber, which includes Oviedo, Ga—va Commissioner Vernon Dunn said that the bridge may be a and Slates. told the .hoard that traffic hazard. they money Mi’advertis­ Dunn told the board that many big trucks are afraid to ing and pt-notional purposes, in­ go ov— the bridge and the board should put some kind of cluding ton- mailing out at bro­ chures. A Longwood student at to pleat manager, says too naw gran­ by too application. Jachson to M lead Unit — it. Chairman John Rridrr told Jones ular procoM includes several im­ enthused about too new protest veraity at Florida has received uni­ He said tost the bridge was and his delegation, which Included portant benctite for Florida nitrus ao bo to about tho training program "rotting” ia many places. Oviedo Mato* U e Gary, that the que training ia tha citrus fertiliser growers. "Tho finished product to in which ha leaned at and worked board "dljfc not want to b* aa- field under a —w program spaa- leas expeaatve than dry-mix,” aaya with it. "When 1 return to tho uni­ V f belie— a check should be reasonable," R Just wants to know —red by the university. tofldc of the bridge to see if there Howell, "because liquid nitrogen versity to compute my aonior Harold R. Jacks— Jr., hat been costa leas than solid material.” where the mo—y is going ia any traffic haiard there,” year,” aaya tho otadent, "I will employed by tho Pasco Packing Jo—a was atked If any people Du— said. have a bettor idee at what th# Another import not feature at the in the area were putting money Company at Dads City for the past new process to toe fact that grow­ Florida citrus industry expects at The •? board authorized County into the project and was told that eight months in a training program ers do not need to wait until agriculture students.” Kngineto Robert Davis to ebeck the board in toe past bad approved Initialed by Dr. John W. Bttoe, grove* the bridge. While working bto way through ar* completely, dry before bead at the asdvarsity'a fruit crop* such projects where there appl/iag foftiliiar. WHh Us# granu­ the plant, Harold aald ho really The board authorized Chairman department. matching funds available. John Krider to negotiate an op­ FARM (UPl) —Premier Michel Jo—a said that ha believe* about Under toa Cooperative Btudont lar fo ra, toocu to Wm dust aauwd made the- rounds, aad wot merely aa aa observer. Ha w u directly tion agreement to purchase a Debra asked the National Assem­ $40# has beta collected th— far. Practical Training Program, a stu­ involved with Intricate details at 20-acre tract adjacent to too Ban- bly today to grant emergency pew- He —id that hla group would make dent who has completed hla Junior tea operation, toehaitog tha exactlando i a - ° Clay way pH. pn. The r— land i s - i would wouw crf u> the government of Presl- up a budget and pea scat it to to* tag ndatrar -of- liquM and solid Cumasl—ton, >- >■ * ' " < material* flowtog toto toa ammoCommissioner In wren— Swaf­ night masstos aM gain pcaaHeal street Lead Co. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) ntoler which font* Iho granule#. France” and to pacify Algeria. ford (old Jonas that ha would ha experience. While' ho boa m definite plana — A Than foterraattoaaf I beICounty Attorney Mack Cleveland He atked for an overwhelming in favor at giving the mo—y ft SO— aaya toe voluntary program for a specific Job following gradt# atiaaila was fired today Jr. informed the oommlisiooers vote for the program demanded by an idea of too scopo of too pro­ enable* lb* student to work hia •tion, hie feels tba training-program apparently achieved Me that he ia working out details for DeGaulle in order to solidify his ject were praa—tod. way through all departments of succraa to nearly will make him hotter equipped to use of surplus gasoil— tax victory over the Algerian rebels. The board heard Gary ms the to* cooperating Rrm, learning what Th* Air Perm ante# almost nay phono at too vari money for roads. Th# Cabinet approved the request need to takedown 19 trees — SR it takas to make a auceeaafui oper­ to achieved Ito Florida sltnss industry. Ctevslaod bad been authorised Monday and Iho assembly was re­ 426 and agreed to contact the ation. Jacks— received a mnnihly Jackson is to* a*rood College tori objective—separation by the board to contact state of­ called from recess into special ses­ State Road Department on th* pro­ salary of Woo during his training of Agriculture student to partlcb of Ha screed stage ficials — toe financing of the sion today to ratify the demand. ject. period. He also will receive a num­ i' pal* to the new program. Tho It ret program. Money from the surplus The rousing applause that greet­ Gary alto naked far eouaty as­ ber af college course credits, deter waa L a m Bats* af Sanford, who funds would go to toe punch—a ed Debre's impassioned appeal in­ sistance la paving a road in Oviedo mined by what be he* learn*d and worked with Grower* Fertilizer Cm of right-of-ways for road pro­ dicated the special government —ar tba Oviedo Retool. The board by to* da tails af hla lias I report operative to Lake Allrad to the Ceil—* of Agriculture. jects to toa county. rule ^y decree would tie given by authorised Commlsslo—r Vernon a tremendous majority. Dunn to go over the area with Jacks— not only gained the usual According to informed source*," County Engineer Hubert Davis and practical esperie—e with tba firm, DeGaulle sought the power# in or­ report their findings to th* board. but w— also abia to gat in — the der to deal quickly and decisively Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann ground floor at a —w process Contributions Up with dissident elements and re- alto appeared before the board which to* plant hM put into opera- TALLAHASSEE tUPI) — Con­ tributions totaling (IS,ON reported solve the Issues remaining from to get help on paving Orange Ave. the insurrection of the ‘Colons" in between Hwy. 1T-M and toa oM Pan— to proaootly converting to the secretary of - stale today Algeria. Dixie Highway. Th* board agreed Ibalr fertiliser operation to granu­ boosted tho gubernatorial cam­ lated fertiliser. The process, utiliz­ paign fund at former House speak­ Mr. Joseph Bamberger of La ho DeGaulle waa expected to seek to study th* matter. The Sanford Hums— Society to­ emergency powers for a full year. ing liquid instead of solid nitrogen, er Farris Bryant of Ocala to $44,- Mary died Monday at Somlnoto day asked the County Commission to designed to make —eh granule Tl$. Bryant said be spent $304, Memorial Hospital. Action against the leaders of the to appropriate approximately two Algiers uprising already has begun. a complete fertilizer within itecif. which pushed hi* spending to dale Mr. Bamberger, ft, earn# hero acres of land for a shelter for Within hours after bis surrender Morton Uowall, fertiliser division to to* campaign to (4$#. from Middletown, N. J „ to 1$U> stray animals. Monday, insurgent chieftain Pierre Ho was a retired furrjor. Mr. Bam­ Mr*. Ernest Cowley, society Lagailiarde waa flown to Paris Jobless Pay T ighter berger waa a member of All Soul# president, told the board a two and clapped ia prison. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Nearly Catholic Church, too Knights at and a haH acre tract has been Early this morning, he was for­ half tha people who asked for un­ Columbia and tha Holy Nans# offered —Ulde Sanford "but the mally notified that he had been employment compensation in Flor­ Society. land was low.” JERUSALEM, Israel (UPl) — with "aa attack against ida last year were turned down, Surviving arc hia wife, Ada; a The commissioners informed charged the security at the state." Maxi­ Machi— gun fire crackled across tii* Industrial Commission reported son, Gustave J, Bamberger, of Mrs. Cowley that they would mum —nalties for conviction on the Syrian-lsraeli border again Monday. Of the 15$,590 claim* filed Eau Gallic; five daughters, Mr*. B. D. Clark, Florida Forest Serv­ rhrrk county maps to find a the charge arc the guillotine or today la the deepening erisls over suitable location for an animal "eonfl—ment ia a fortified plare" farming rights la tha demilitarised ice district investigator for Scml- ia 1$5$, 71,504 were rulrd ineligi­ F. Hcnneaay of Cranford, N. J , —to County re portad today that ble, the highcat to th* history at Mrs. J. Dunn of KooUworth, N. J , shatter. They also asked Atlorney zona south of th* gea of OsUIm . malicious woodburning to increas­ tho program. Mrs. J. Mackin of Franco, Mra. B. Mack Cleveland Jr. to check for aa unspecified length of timr. The explosive situation, height­ ing at m alarming rate to tho coun­ Lilka of Melbourne, and Mra. D. whether the board had the right ened daUy for tha past six days tyScott of Lake Mary; a brother, Ed­ Bodies Reoovered to appropriate the land. by border dashes between Israel Clark pointed out as an example YUBARI Japan (UPI) —Rescue ward Bamberger of North Bargen, In other business, the commis­ and the United Arab Republic’a the Casselberry area, where last workers recovered th* bodies N. J., and a ztstcr, Mr*. C. Minder sion agreed to purchase a spray northern Syrian region, threat­ wrekond he invaatigatad eight of seven today more bringing to of Jersey City, X. J. machi— for weed control at a ened to plunge the Middle East woods fires deliberately oat to des­ 94 the known miner*, death toll in Use The Rosary wilt be recited at cmt of approximately $#50 and Th# Oviedo post office was mov­ into soother war. troy Iho forests of private landown­ Yubari min* disaster. There were ■ p. m. today at Gramkow Funeral told County Engineer Robert ed to new quarters during the The United Arab Republic was ers—Dot to mention endangering men In the mine wiicn a gas Hume, with tho Rev. Richard Ly­ Davis to go ahead with plans on weekend. reported to have ordered Egyptian homes, buildings and other proper­ 62 rxplosion ripped through a shaft ons officiating. The body will b* a county-wide weed control pro­ The new office is in the King troops to proceed across the Sinai ly to the area. one half mile below the surface ear­ sent to North Arlington, JL J., gram. Building oa Broadway, one-half Peninsula to Israel's soath-oastocn "Malicious woods bunting can ly Monday, Twoaty managed to for services and burlsL Tbs board alao authorised block south of its former location. border. be stopped M tho people of Semi- get out. Cleveland to proceed with con­ The old site b adlo be vaulted. The The »emi official Middle East demnation proceedings against —w post office will have 500 —w News Agency reported Egyptian note County will cooperate asd m port eusfdclowa actio— at persona four property owners on South letter boxes and a newcounter, troops were placed under a state setting firm to Uod they do —t General Improves St. The board plans to acquire chief NEW YORK (UPI) - Further postal clerk Mrs. Marlaa of emergency Sunday and Monday owa ar courtel," Clark said. the property for right-of-way pur- Jo—• said. Bose* moved from were dispatched toward toa Is­ Awarda totaling up to 11,99$ are gradual improvement was expect­ ed today for ailing Gen. of th* raeli border. from Uto old aits totalled 299. DELAND (UPl) - Jail break* available to any pars—, or porsoos Postmaster John B. Jones aald Ia Jerusalem, Israeli Premier giving information loading hi tho Army Dougiax MacArthur who has Henry G. Moore, M, turned falmxstt this is the second move since be David Ben-Gurl— told the kacsset apprehension and conviction at been hospitalized since Friday with in to tha shartfra office hers Mon­ Council To Meet took over the Job 24 year* ago. (parliament) that "if there is* a* persona willfully burning, or caus­ a urinary treat disorder. The five- day because ha said H was "ion Long wood's Town Cou—II will The move to the old site in lbs other way at safeguarding tho ing to he burned, land not owned star general, who celebrated bto cold" to keep running. asset at a p. m. Thursday in the Ben Jo—a building was 11 years Uvea of our citizens, wa will ua* or control tod by them. These •oth birthday a seek age, was visit­ Moore, at Columbus. Ga., had ed Monday by Lt. Gan. Leonard D. Towa Hall. force u w# did last aight.” ago awarda are asado available in the Heaton, surgeon general at the served about to days of a fourpublic by Iho Florida Bankers As­ Army, who flew hero from Wash­ monlb term whan he escaped tram sociation, Iho Florida Arson Fund ington. Heaton had operated on lb* Sanford Jail last October. He gad the Florida Board at Forestry, President Eisenhower for Ueitis in wa* convicted of drunk driving, having ao driver’s Usenet and Mb IMk. ting a police officer, “I'm tired at running and it's Discount Offered Scattered anew ./as expected to of winter a n — th# wav. No too cold op (hare to Georgia,” ring is Minnesota, South Dakota and NoNEW YORK (UPI) - Two auto­ Moore said. Ute action's groundhogs bad a shadow ahd aa early spring mobile underwriter organizations hard time finding their shadows expected. baska and a—w flurries from Groundhogs who ventured out A aiac-ycar prison Matencc was today announced plana to giva • , a aura sign—according to today mat rate, snow and over­ Naw York tow Now Kaglaad. Imposed m James Henderson of to par cent discount oa auto in­ wA# believe to groundhogs— cast aktos to mack of the coun­ Cloudy akies prevailed over touch Sanford Monday, The sentence surance premiums to owners af that winter la — tba way nut. tryof the country. was given to rircuil court. Hen­ small and compact earn to 41 The a— was bright to Sanford Raj#, which reached more than The Washington Weather Bu­ derson, a Nagro who lived an •talas. Tba discount, subject to ap­ "Haw Be Prevent Your Mete this moratog, tost local ground­ to n # inches to parts at Califor­ reau, to Ha regular 90-day (tow- Route Tun had pleaded ghllty In proval of authorities In the indivi­ band F ro a M arig( A Mean M» m hog watchers had made — re­ nia, Magared over most of th* cast. predicted that tempera!— robbery and resisting arrest. dual states, would ho granted bn- tack” will ha Or, ‘ ports at — .) West Coast state* today. Occa- during rahnsary would ho high— March I by la eouaty court, a Jury found ■object at ton c u — r mam was forecast ~ ' bag M tout M Ghtohto V . Onhtown .ftoltor of CM btoatoto. f i r k af toa plate— ra­ to T a a ti- - « l - S * * S 5 vfoUti-n at right at way7<toi— o of casualty atria# wiU apeak at I shadow — Pah. t, R go** back la tion and tome of th* north and we»t and colder th— aeraal waa fined $$0 for th* accident Underwriters and tha National •lure oa #nwrge«cy heart ltd burrow and ate mara wanks central along ton Gulf Coast. Longwood Student At UofF Gets New Type Field Training In Citrus Program Approval Expected Of Special Powers For Gen. DeGaulle Bulletin S iff On Politics Urged COLUMBIA. S. C. (UPl) — Gov. Kracct P. Helling* said Monday ha favored a—thorn governors "rea­ listically" getting together prior to tho 19*0 Democratic convention. The South Carol toe governor —id at a prase conference that southern governors are in a position to weild "real political leadership." Whan asked If bn would seek the leadership of hia atato's eonvantion delegation, ho a—worod: "I wouldn’t ah— any opportunity to taka the leadership for southern unity.” Gov. Boes Bar—tt of Mississippi also has said he wanted southern governor* to ’’get together” before tho convention. However, Bar—tt said that since bo waa the Junior governor ho would wait for somaon# else to call such a conference. But Barnett said her* last Friday night that if the conference is not called, ho would invito southern governors to m—t with him to discuss "southern nwlty." Don't Worry About Registration Slip I ncident* who have returned ibeir voting registration cards will not receive their receipts until all the cards are ia and processed, Supervisor of Raglstrati— Camilla Bruce said today. “ Voters need not worry about (heir receipts — we are making them up and will —nd Ihsm all—t at o— lime when the registration card* are'complete." Mrs. Bruce Completion of too voting rolls is expected to bo accomplished before I— 1—g, she explained. Casselberry Street Lights Requested Casselberry's lighting committee will recommend street lights for tho Golden Days Dr., Plasa Oval and Pi— Tree Dr. area at Mon­ day's Town Council matting. Casselberry Mayor William M. Bens— said today that —varal requests ter street MghU —me from this section. Large Tree Goes Down Fighting O— of Longwood’s attest put up a bard struggle when it canto dawn today. Tho tree broke a Baiter Brea. era— which lijsd to ease it down. The broken era— extension and j ta n lying — It A—, blocked WwMte — ton far more than an he—. The tree w— about to toot News Briefs County To Study Request For Land Syrian-lsraeli Crisis Continues Joseph Bamberger Dies At Age 71 Public Aid Asked In Effort To Halt Burning Of Woods Oviedo Post Office In New Location Sanford Jail Beats Gold, Escapee Says We're Waiting On Groundhog Report Man Gats Jail Term For Robbery Dr. Smith To Giva H eart Lecture �Par* t —Tuea. Fab. S, 1M0 Guest Ministers To Join In Lutheran Open House Dealer Imports Russian Cars . MOSCOW (UPI) - The introductiau of Russian-made automo­ biles on the American market by a Syracuse. N. Y., dealer waa bailed today by tha Russian press and publie a t ackaowledgembnt of Soviet technical achievements. Mott of Moscow’s !• newspapers gave prominent play to the Test report that Russia hat sold 10,000 Motkovleh sedana to a firm called Andrea Motors, Inc. headed by Robert Castle. The press saw it aa evidence of improving trade rela- be determined by thik court, the re-organliatlon of the school sys­ tem . . . on a unitary, non-raeiat basis." Defendants named were the eounty school board, School Supt. William J. Woodham Jr-, and Individual school board members. Thurgood Marshall, chief coun­ sel for the NAACP, and bis as­ sistant, Mrs. Constance Baker Motley. Mod the suit with local Negro attorney Charles M. Wilson. Wilton said the NAACP waa aaked to help in tha ease be­ cause the children’s parents could not afford to brinf suit The suit also asked for "align­ ment of teachers, principals and other school personnel on a nonracial basis, the drawing of school Maury Levy, Geneva Denial Jeoktoi, Bastard Rebecca Hills, Baaford WUUam Oylar, lanford Harriett Fuller, Baaford Partnr Anderson, Lake Mary Frank Green, Oviedo Joan Banthward, Baaford Mr. and Mr*. Withe Vann, San­ ford, n son Mr. and Mrs. Chostor Walter*, Saafsrd, a daughter Mr. and Mra. Turner Cteyd, DeBary, a son . tloni between Russia and the Uni­ ted Slates. 'ilia Moikrieh is a four • door, four-seater sedan jelth a standard shift, a 44 HP enflne and a top speed of Tf m. p. b. It has ooe fold­ down seat for those who want to sleep in the ear. The Moskvlch if Russia’s "eco­ nomy ear." It sells here for 15,MO rubles (93,504 at tha official tour­ ist rate of exchange), but purchasera may have ts wait for aa long aa two years before getting their cars. Cattle did not Inform American correspondents in Moscow of the deal. The U. S. embassy also said it had not been advised. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ford Motor Co. today* Introduced the first af what is expected to be a series of new hsiurteoa compact cars. Ford’s entry Is called tha Comet and It wM fa an sals at Mercury dealer showrooms throughout the country March 17. General Motors is expected to introduce similar ears In Ma Pon­ tiac, Oldsmobile and Buick lines and Chrysler Corp. is expected to offer a luxury oompeet In its Dodge Raa. Tha new Carnot aRanlaatos the look ef stark utility which was built into some ef the earlier en­ tries in the eompaet ear fisM. The price waa not revealed. Although it Is built on an elong­ ated Falcon body, the Comet boars little resemblance to the Faleoa. The treat half of the car below the halt Una bears a close resemblance to the IPSO Mercury The roof looks liks a Thunderbird’s. The rear fender and trunk Waitress Getting Tired Of Disrobing For Holdup Mon CHIEF AVIATION ORDNANCEMAN Harvey D. King, right, in enngmlulnted by Cnpt. Robert W. Slye, Sanford Naval Air Station commanding officer, before being “piped over the aide" in traditional Navy cerem onies. King eotnpleted 80 years at service with the Navy. Doris Schauttaet, Mildred Smith GMULA VISTA, Calif. (UPI) and Jimmie Livingston. Mary Hor­ Urn masked bandit baa strud ens!*in, Jackie Orapfard and Donelement*. ., , aaDondanvIUo. Jcaaio Foulk. Ann "And when I thought 1 had run Marsh and Harriet William*. nut of material, I ran over Mohs Aaa Wttaal, Prunes* Philips and seals of hardening minerals and Jana MeObbta, Mag Urqukart, counted in some language* I know Jo lyases and Doris Bpanrsr. H aul —French, German and Italian." Durxo, Baba Mahan and Craia Higginbotham. Faaebaa McRoberts, Barbara Rowel and Gonevtava Woodruff. ‘Poor* Old Mon Leaves Friend Small Fortune Cora B. Strong Dies At 71 Mi l bad received the same treatment an his two previous visits. After tha woman undressed ho nut the totanhaaa wire*, gathered up the wattriaaai’ cfethtng and dad. The tame nun nbbod the bar last Wtdntaday and fled with the woman'* clothe*, and also struck about six moatha ago. Ho haa not molested aay af hU victim*. PtUc* u id b* apparently waa the sams man who robbed another bar Sunday night, took $14t and cloth ing tram two waitresses. Mrs. Cora Bel Strong, 71, died Sunday at Bamiaals Memorial Hos­ pital. 8b* was a raatdaat af Fairpart, New York. She waa member af First Bap­ tist Church of Falrport aad tho VFW Auxiliary. Ih* ia survived by a nieca, Mrs. Elmar Parkor af leaferd. Curtis TUly, DeBary The body waa sent to Emory Tha fruseai load industry which Mole* Powers. North Orlando Funeral Homs In Falrport far ser­ barely existed 94 years ago, now LiVanw Ringer, Sanford vlets sad burial. Gramkow Fun­ represents an investment of well Karl Yoat. Baaford eral Homs waa hi charge ef local over lira billion dollars — about WenieB Wynn, Baaford oat-third af R hi bom* free sen. Madeline Woods, TitusvtU* Mis. Frances Norris Of Casselberry Dies Chemist Lectures Surf While Lost BIG SUR, Calif. (UPI4 - Tha pounding surf got a lecture on chemistry and the steep rocky cliffs were told about mioarals. Then tha redwood trees swayed to a cadence counted In three long* usges. Dr. Limte Pauling, aapturod by the rugged wildess of the Califor­ nia coastal mountains rising sharp­ ly from lha saa, gave back to na­ ture some of man’s knowledge which is supposed to msho him free. Pauling waa stuck, and h# in­ tended to keep awake. The 41-year-old NoboJ Prise win­ ning ahemist had started out Sat­ urday morning on a walk. Ha tollowed a deer trail through U>e deep ravine* and along tbs steep cliffs above the ocean. On one incline, the trail "just gave out" and ha was unable «ither to go up or down or back. DETROIT (DPI)—Being Mstd to a "poor" oM man lead to a 9100,000 inhtritenee today for Carl W. Borye, a 4T-y*ar-old steelworker. When Lewis William Armstrong, 71, died Sunday, he considered Borya, o neighbor, and tbe steel­ worker's family his only real friends. He hinted to the Borges that when he died they "would be surprised." Borg* u id he never "dt earned" the old bachelor, a shipyard work­ er, had any money. Armstrong left another 1100,000 to the Uni­ versity of Michigan for a medical research fouadatlon and $1,000 to his church. In his will, Armstrong listed bis only relatives as "a bunch of cousins." H* noted they were nevrr too Interested in him. A team of as gue*t missionert will participate in the first Dis triet wide "Lutheran Open House” to bo hold ia tbe Florida-Georgl* District of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Bynod. AIM known at Evangelism Area Mission, the project will be con­ ducted during the week of Feb. ta­ il. Simultaneous services, including hymn-siaga, question-answer peri­ ods, object lessons for children, and meuagea from the missioners. plua visitation projects will be held ia all participating Lutheran con­ gregations. These area missions are a part of a series of some 114 such pro­ grams conducted throughout the country ia the last Mveral years, during whieh several million per­ son* have had a part. Tha purpose is te seek to mobilise for Christian action thousands of Lutheran con­ gregations. AUa known aa Preaching-Teaching-Rcachiag Mission* the primary coarara Is far lha individual larel congregation that Ha own mam- LOS ANGSLES (UPI) - One minute Dr. R. Bernard Finch was calling his wife his "Black Bunny" and the next she was taking a back seat in a speed­ boat to Carole Tregoff. The 4J-yesr-old surgeon blandly mixed mistress and wife on a water-skiing afternoon last year, tha Jury at the Finrh-Tregoff mur­ der trial heard Monday. Mrs. Minette llabcr, io whose Palm Springs, Calif., home the Finehea had come on wrekends lor six years, said Barbara Jean Finch, 33, was “ very upset" when her husband—after hugging her— calmly told her Carole, 33, was in town and wanted to go out in their boat. Mrs. Finch was shot so death last July IS. The incident at the glittering Palm Springs resort oc­ curred about six months previous­ ly, Mrs. Haber testified. The trial resumss today with lawyers arguing whether the jury should hear statements Csrole made la Las Vegas, Nev., short­ ly after the slaying and testimony she gave at a preliminary hear­ ing for tha doctor, She was arrested then when she* stepped (Tom the witness stand. Robert Neeb Jr., one of Carole's three lawyers from Jerry Giesler’s office, was even quot­ ing Winston Churchill in bis bid Monday io keep out her previous stories of Mrs. Finch's killing. Neeb said she bad been tricked Into admissions and read into the record tho British prims minist­ er's admonition that civilisation dopeadsd on tho rights courts gave the accused. Judge Walter Evans waP iche- Touch Mokes Up For Blindness PETERBOROUGH, N. H. (UPI) —"A blind man doesn't develop ex­ tra senses after losing his sight; h* just make* better ush of the one* bo etill has." This ia why Bob Sterling, blinded by abapnel during World War II, it relied upon for super critical inspection of miniature hall bear- aspirin tablet. duled to rule on fee defense mo­ tion sometime during the morning session. M was a tearful session Mon­ day. Mrs. Gladys Tregoff, Carole’s stepmother since she w is seven, sobbed on the witness stand as she told of tha redhead's first ad­ mission in court that she had been intimate with Finch. Carole cried too and Finch wiped away a tear. But the dramatics of the day came when Mrs. Haber was eaUad. She is a petite and chic wom­ an, with dark hair and a golden tan, and bar appearanoe was a complete surprise. Prosecutor Fred N. Whichello asked her connection with the Finches and she said tha couple had been coming to the Haber home in Palm Springs for about six years, usually about once a month, and staying in a guest room which the Finches had fur­ nished themselves. Mrs. Haber teilUied that the day before her death, Mrs. Finch called to say she "wanted to get away from Bernia." She suggest­ ed coming to Palm Springs and Mrs. Habor agreed but warned Ihu teatporayiro m * ! « ♦ '. Mr*. F ln a aald^Aa would think li over. Her decision coat her her Mrs. Franca* Catherine Norris, 97. died Saturday at Ftsrtde Benitorium Winter Pash. She Mved at 149 IMptot M ra , Casselberry. She moved to CsuMkwry from Eureka Springs. Ar*., hi 1441. She is survived by one saa, Simas* F. Norris; two daaghtors. Mrs. Hibbard Casselberry aad Mrs. A itlw John son; four grandohUdraa aad on* post-grandchild. Funeral service* were aondueted Tuesday at 9 p. aa. at the Community Math aglet Chare* Hi Casselberry. Pallbearers w en Artea Elis, Alfred Ellis, Beajamto Evans, Miller Brens, Herman Joyce, Clyde Korea and two honorary pallboanrs. Paid Bates , aad Joseph Laird. Gramhaw Fun seal M m waa hi aharga. bars and the unchurched in t £ surrounding community might h« strengthened in the Christian faith. Pastor Herbert \V. Gocrst of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Sanford says that the aim it growth in understanding, rather than growth in statistics. Specifi­ cally, the congregations will h. challenged to set upon their spirit­ ual convictions. In Seminole County St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Slavta wbelv the Rev. Stephen Tuhy is the pas­ tor. Rev. Joseph Kuchariek will be tha missioncr. Sanford’s Luthrran Church of the Redeemer will have as its guest missioner the Rev. Robert Rosenau. Good for tho . Whole Family •H m •F id s • F a r iiF a d s n s —555 W. 1 s t ST. Is GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE’S NEW ADDRESS GRAND OPENWQ ‘Cooke’ Enters Dessert Contest LAKELAND. A young "Cooke" who married her "Kitchen" has entered the Second All-Florida Orange Dessert Contest, it was announced by the Florida Citrus Commission. "When I got married my maid­ en name had been Cooks and I married a Kitchen so 1 figured it was an omen of somn Mad," said Mrs. Mary Ann Kitchen of 1314 Windsor Way. Clair-Met City. Tampa. She officially entered the Contest presenting a recipe for Orange Bclgneta with Chocolate Sauce. The Contest la sponsored by the Florida Citrus Commission in cooperation with a major ap­ pliance manufacturer, Florida Power Ar Light Company, Miami; Florida Power Corporation, it. Petersburg; Tampa Electric Com- th e y o u fresh orange* or orange product* TO FINANCE THE CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR HOME ON YOUR OWN LOT. IF YOU DONT HAVE A LOT, WELL HELP YOU FIND ONB7~ — NO WAITING! WE CAN QUALIFY YOU IN JO MINUTES. NO DOWN PAYMENT CLOSING COSTS ONLY VA * FHA FINANCING AVAILABLE IN BEAUTIFUL RAVENNA PARE A QUIET COMMUNITY NEAR GOLF COURSE. 8 A 4 BEDROOMS 1 A t BATHS MEDALLION HOMES WITH MANY PLUS FEATURB8 FOR YOU A YOUR FAMILY TO ENJOY HAPPIER FLORIDA LIVING. V I V M U t f 194% «< REMEMBER ! J VA HOME LOANS FOR WORLD WAR 11 VETS, ENDS JUNE M- 1940 • up to d4te* an everything that’s cetaf aa to ^ Sewlnoic County nty — H not Call FA 1-1411 far immediate delivery ef The leaferd Herald. til w. Office FA S418S O f fie* F A S-74BI rr I f i? �Miss Penny LaBree, Circle To Select Valentine Queen James O. Stringer Wed In Longwood 1E ■- • B . ■ Mfl I'A^ 2'JEtioE • *. e^W ,1'I 2t M L; Mint Penny Jean LaBree. daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr». H. F. LaBree, Longwood, and Jam es Oliver Strin­ ger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson of Hattiesburg. Miss, were married Jan. 23 at 7 p. m. The ceremony was performed by The Rev. Ruth Grant at the home of the bride's parents in Longwood. A reception was held at the home of the bride's sister and brother-ni-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ nie Keigan, Longwood. The couple are residing near Longwood. Guests included the minister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Keigan, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. LaBree and daughters. Sheila and Kathy, the bride's parents and daughter Su- A rally of all chairmen and district captains of the Anna Miller Circle preceded the meeting last week. The committees were or­ ganised to tie in charge of the March of Dimes. John Sauls gave the workers final instructions. Mrs Kster Wallon and Mrs. Nora Gross were welcomed as new members. Mrs. lltrry Adair, pres­ ident. officiated at the initiation ceremony. H. D. King Honored By Fellow Officers A t Buffet Supper Miss Judy Herron Graduates From Bob Jones Academy diavinq a B all ad tho Klk* Charity Rail at the .Mayfair Hotel were the two chairmen of the event, Merrill Foster and Stephen Androsko, above, who re­ ceived Kucsts with their wives. Mrs. Foster is at left and Mrs. Androsko right. Among the dancers were Cnpt. and Mrs. Robert Slye. the new NAS com­ mander and his wife, and below, Foster is congratu­ lated on the success of the annual khIh by Dick Mapes, Kxalted Ruler of the Klks, and Mrs. Mapes, who also were in the receiving line. (Herald Photos) A group of fellow chief petty officers (both active and retired) and their wives met at the home of ADC Harvey D. King, tot Lake Dot Dr., In honor his retire­ ment from the navy after 30 years of service. A buffet supper was served to the gue«ls by Mrs. King and her mother and Mr. King received a “Snorkel" pin, presented by the group. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rolland DeJong. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. David O'Hrrn, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oxford. Mr. and Mrs. Linginfeller, Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Don Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pnrtewig, Chief J. Grace, Mrs. M. K. Johnson nad John Mulligan. Mrs. King's mother and brother-inlaw of Boston, Mas*. An official vote of thanks seat given to Mrs. Ralph Wight and her co-workers for the successful road block at French Ave. and First St. A total of $233.60 waa netted ami was presented to tha March of Dimes from the eirele. Plant were discussed far the Valentine dance, scheduled for Feb. 13 at the Klks Club. Edward Hoc ft and his orchestra from Orlando will furnish music for danetng. Mrs. Martin Dyer Is general chairman Other chairmen ap­ pointed were Mrs. Buford Brown, decorations; Mrs. Irene Kent. invitatlons; Mrs. Wade Snyder, floor show, and Mra. Robert Tomlinson, refreshments. Circle mrmhers hope to make this the most successful aneial event of .the year. Three candi­ dates were nominated for Vilentine queen. They are Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Betty Cog. Voles will he counted and the winning queen erowned at the dance. Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Tomttoon, hostesses for the evening, served refreshments to the 3o members present. Final plans will be discus­ sed for the dance at the M at meeting Feh. 9. Judy Herron daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herron. Palmetto Ave., received her high school In Thankful Trihut# — diploma from Boh Jones Univer­ THI sity Academy. Jan. 29. and has enrolled at Phieffer College at •EMIKOLB MR. AND MiLS. VIRGIL J. KI8BNMANN Missenheimer, X. C. —DeBARY Miss Herron was bom in Genes HEART eo, 111. hut has lived in Sanford for the past II years. She attend COUNCIL ed schools here until last Sep gratefully accepts and acknow­ (ember. ledges memorial contribution* She was aetive in all sports for HEART RESEARCH. and a member of the majorette corps of Seminole High School. O. BOX 1M Man grti in estimated S3 per Her favorite sports are swimming cent of all hit knowledge through SA N FO R D , FLA. and dancing. She is a member lilt eyes. a Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Adams lingtnn, Iowa, attended schools of the First Methodl-t Church and aetive in M. Y. F. work. She announce the marriage of their there and ia a graduate of the plans to specialize in social work. daughter. Carol Ann. In Virgil J. Burlington Hirh Schoul He is Kiscnniann, Saturday, Jan. 23, at presently attached to FASROX 51 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. the Methodist parsonage in King*land, Ga. Sunday evening, following the ceremony, a wedding dinner waa given by Mr. and Mra. Adima Colin Keogh's fourth birthday waa celebrated Sunday with a and Mra. William C. Wilburn, apecial family party at the home grandmother of the bride, at her of hia parenti. Mr. and Mrs. home in Winter Park, for rela­ Richard E. Keogh in Lake Mary. tive! and close friends of the Mrs. Richard E. Keogh held , The birthday cake waa topped family. open house for Hie womrn of Lake \ with jeta and airmen, and was Those attending included Mr. Mary Thursday night after they aerved with hot chocolate. Children attending v-rre: Kathy, and Mrs. W. C. Wilburn, Mrs. responded to the call In a large ' Relay, and Ripp Bugenitein, George C. Warner. Mr. and Mra. J ud. !.ela, and David Hobby. William Perclval, Mra. Agnrs group and did their part collect­ Sherry Gardner, Craig and Krlth Tracy. Mrs. Charles Chapman ing for the annual national March and ion, Bonny, all of Winter of Dimes campaign in this dis. Keogh, and Kalhy Willard. Iricl. Also preaent fur ihe occasion Park. Mrs Keogh was general chair­ Miaa Mary Elizalx-th Adams, were Mr. and Mrs. nob Rugenalein. Mr. and Mra. II. M. Glea­ M in Norma Adams, Master Gene man of ihe polio drive here and ' son, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hobby, Adams. Mr. and Mra. Warren D. Mrs. Rob Rugenstein was co-chair­ Mr. and Mra. Waiter Gardner, Adams and Kdward C. Miles, all man. The group toured Ihe town, ringing door hells, between aevrn of Sanford. and Mra. Ida Keogh. The couple Is rr-iding at Well- and eight p. ni., for contribution* And jo * Sant afford to as ka Apt. 3, l i t West First St. in and turned in a total nf $133. Mrs. . Keogh, assisted by Mrs. Itugrntarrifis harwaina ha Sanford. stein, served refreshments to Ihe Mra. Kisenmann waa born in group dapartment — he New Britain. Conn., hut has lived Women participating in the Jne* a few in Sanford for the past (our and drive were; Mrs. Clark Rruestel, one half years. She attended Mrs. Robert Lankford, Mrs. Caro­ Members of the W. S. C. S. of Seminole High School. lyn Keen, Mrs Helen Freeman. I Grace Methodist Church will meet The groom was horn in Bur- Mrs. Ruby Sjohlom. Mrs. Pat HI- j Wednesday at 9 a. m. at the church ley, Mrs. Mary Wilhelm, Mrs. for a business and program meet­ Mary Hoopengardner, Mra. E. J. j ing. Osteen Laehtard, Mrs. Roland Goble, i Mrs. Howard Anderson, presi­ Mrs. Billie Mrt'almont. dent of the Orlando district, will Mrs C, J. McMinnlitian. Mrs be the guest speaker. A fellowship Pat Tote, Mrs. Kunire Rouse, ! hour with refreshments will follow Mrs. Bob Blarkmore, Mrs. F. E. the program. A nursery will he BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Donaldson. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, ! provided for children. Mrs. Vivian Allman was pain­ Mrs. A. Omry, Mrs. Peggy Car- ' fully Injured when shr fell down nedy, Mra. Boh Itugenstein, Mrs. (hr steps of her home last week. Jim Shipman. Mrs. Fannie Leff- ' Mrs. Grace Burleson nf Bir­ ler, and Miss Julie Srott. mingham. Ala. is visiting her aunt, Mra. Rosa Phillips. Mrs. Verbena La lllanr and Mr. and Mrs. Glean Linglt, Mra. Edna Schurr nf TonnawanLoch Arbor, have aa their house- da, N. Y. were recent guesti of guest*, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. William Doyle. Mra. Frank George, Mrs. Harry G. A. Gay of Williamson, N. Y. The two families spent Sunday Osteen, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mra. aightaeeing at the M. Q. Ranch Robert Williams, Mrs. Joe Mut­ TUESDAY and ended the day with dinner ters and Sirs. John Bradin at­ tended the county council meet­ First Presbyterian Church Pio­ at the cook-house. Mrs. William H. Gray of Flor­ ing nf the Home Demonstration neer Fellowship meets at • p. m. ence, I. C. baa spent the past few duh in DeBary. WEDNESDAY Mr and Mra. Wayne Rrown and weeks visiting her huahand, Wil­ liam (Bill) Gray, who la now children spent the weekend with First Presbyterian church, Sen­ •mpioyad by Ihe Seminole County her parents, Mr. and Mra. William ior High Choir, 4 p. m. Mid­ Net Ilea. Motors Ine. In Sanford. week Bible Hour, at T p. m. Chan­ Mra. Peter Owens spent two cel Choir, 7:30 p. m. days in Gainesville last week. Evan aa lata a i the 1th and William Doyle Jr. has returned fihop and save during tha last 13th centuries, soap was a luxury home after an extended visit with days of our big Olsaranco which only people of wealth could hi* family ip Tonnawanda, N. Y. afford. Even the humblest house­ hold can he kept spotlemly clean today, dua lo the availability of soaps and detergent*. Adams, Eisenmann Wedding Announced 0 r. Colin Celebrates Polio Chairmen Fourth Birthday ,Hold Open House For Women Workers Grace Church WSCS To Meet Wednesday Personals (P& AADwdA Church Calendar Mrs. Batten Presents ram On Nature Mra. Dan Batten presented the rogram at tha meeting of tho Xt . wi. „# Beta a . , , Sigma slam , eta Etaehaptar of hi when thegroup met at the »me of Mra. C.M. Nichols In ongwood for tho bi-monthly see' _ . . . . Mrs. Batten used as her top e Understanding Nature. She told * many unusu.l .„d ilereatlng facta about ***•• ach one waa aaked to discuss i article or book sh*J>»dread mcerning nature study, enploitlon or science.____________ mm — y ^ _ F g j f t m rW M tj — mm _ WEDNESDAY General Business and Finn Arts Departments meeting of tho San ford Woman's CJub. Luncheon 12:30 followed by program. Mra. E. C. Williams will tall tha atary “So Dear To My Heart", with illustrations by Mrs. Grotcboa Cro­ wed. Bring artieloo for Uaoa shownr for Sarepta Rail Horn*. Mr*. G. Andrew Speer, presipresided at the busincz* lemon. A report, ward was heard from lh# proiram' y ra Vernon Hardin, Mrs. J. L. Horton and Mra. W. G. Fleming, ThL group will work out an evaluation sheet (or the cultural programs and choose the moat outlUndjn, one of lhr >car. Mrj llarold Chipman ^ n e d ^ ||w #( Chri|lmai pap, r and ribbon waa a very success,u| projcet. j|ra. gpeer will be hoilcas to tb# group Keb , whcn , bit" refjpe M)c wlU ^ beId The hostess aerved refreahmeals to Mrs. Speer, Mra. Hardin, Mra. Horioo, Mr*. Fleming, Mra. Chapman. Mra. Batten. Mrs. Ral ph Betts, Mra, Carleton Bliss and Mra. Don Bales. Minister Speaks To Friendship League Eight members of the Ethel Root circle of the Congregational Church were gueala of the Friend­ ship League at ihelr monthly meeting in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Elia Chahol, chaplain, gave the opening devotion, using as her topic “ Every Christian Has A Mission." Dr. Richard Carter made sug­ gestions concerning the suppers to be held once a week during the Lenten eaaaon. He also asked for support of tha missions and friendly service. Mrs. Gus Schmah reminded members of the "World Day Of Prayer", Mareh 4 at tha Church of the Nazarene and suggested that the Friendship League help with thia service. A social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Maude Anderson and Mra. Merrill Robinson, president, serv­ ing refreshments to tho membors and guests. PHONE FA 2-1214 LAST TIMES TONITB NOW SHOWING OPEN 11:4* SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR' ANITA KKBKKG - COLOR PLUS - AT 9:44 ONLY “THE JAYHAWKKKH" Jaff Chandler A Fees Parks* -5 5 5 W. lat ST. is GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE'S NEW ADDRESS Watch far GRAND OPENING (Moo Tomorrow * Merabi" ADMISSION CHILDREN • U c ADULTS - We STUDENTS - 40c FA Z-795C •r FA U 7M Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Coats Ladies' Suits L a d i e s ' Hats B o y ' s Sport S h i r t s M e n ' s Sport Shirts Children's Wear �’PIECE DE RESISTANCE gresaer hi the world today can kaock out the detqm*it striking power of the United Stataa and Mr. Khrushchev kaewt It. That la the ringing Nixon challenge to tboae who would "at 11 America abort." But, In the tame breath, he a aka f6r eonitructive criticism and a aearchlng month to-mooth re-examination of mUltarp capa­ bilities If thla la having pour cake and eating it. too, then that la preclaelp what Nixon rta n a to do throughout the campaign. With ratual humor, he dlemuaea the Democratic attaeka on him as he apeake to groupa in hotel lobhlee, at raceptiona and wherever they are aaaembled, mlaalng pot e alngle opportunity. Hla determination, aa of now, la to treat an peraonal attaeka in thla fashion. Sooner or later hie attackers map atlng him and he can come angrily charging out, aa he haa done la the paat. But the preaent atance of cool auperlorlty aa the oppoaiUon peppera Baaford is being called "the center of Florida abed fUh1Id a good many out of etate newcpapera by writers who i rleited this area ead havo boon Jmpreaaed with the atand aportamen ftshlag haa for winter . A Chicago Tribuno writer advise* hla reader*: . ' ‘W a tth e family bua toward Sanford and DoLand, Fla.. • • tho S t John* River for atop number one on your southern tour. Hors you caa eateh hard-fighting, jumping shad that auko • spawning run from tha salt water more than ISO fcOea up tha mighty S t Johns evsry stsson. "And ths bonus on this outing in tho S t Johns country fat1**4** black baas fishing and a look at a beautiful semitropical river with alligators and a wealth of bird life." ‘ A Washington. D. C. sports columnist wrote: "The annual shad run has started in Florida «nd the a lte r of activity la Sanford. "Besides reports coming in, I saw orders for more then ic.000 spoons from Sanford tackle dealers lest week In Arton. It is a 'poor man’s sport,' yet it attracts many of the Who can afford the oapoaslvo forms of deep sea angling, suffer from aaa sickness, so now have taken to the quiet • | • Seminole County should never lose sight of ths fact that tho natural attractions of Florida and Its fishing first drew .■•apis to tho state for vacations. Wo ought to develop these vnestinn resources to the utmost Tho favorable publicity above all free—In metropolitan areas has barn brought about by tho fish camp operators S Quotable Quotes Bp Uaitcd PrtM lateruattoanl By LYLS C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. ' John P. Kennedy will wear heavy protective padding Into kU Wi»esasla DsmecrsUe preoideaUal primary conteet agnlnat Sen. HuS e t H. Humphrey. • ;Kemwdy'a padding Is M cussnr I s bleat tbs boilt-ln Wlaeenals advantages enjoyed by Humphrey, f b e asf'*L1i eonatata of a smartly - jilllh o a il aampaign to Identify BP as s candidate of mush near* age. BydeeMiag to enter tha Winooaata primary, Kennedy revealed •if to bo a man who dared aba a long chance with hla iaal future. t of this waa achieved In n nr af a fortnight er so by Mix’s brothers, Robert and aid, who told newsmen here there around the nation that Kennedy’! pre-convention drive for tbe presidency haa too much ateam -for It to ha derailed in Wiaaoaaia uniats tha veto it ut­ terly lap-sided in Humphrey's be­ half. If Kennedy eomes In a mod­ erately good second, Humphrey'* ■landing will suffer because he failed to lick Kennedy In n big way. And Kennedy will gala •• tbo mas who ran wall in an admlttodly uphill sprint. Whoever It may bt who makea campaign strategy In the Kenaody-for-proaident headquarters, ho la a pretty sm art fallow aad deserves a raise. Tha Wisconsin primary and cer­ tain political factors related to it probably are ovsr-esUmated thla year as in previous presidential years. Tbe facts are that tha Wis­ consin Mat sometimes has had a direct bearing on the nomination • f n presidential candidate and tomtUmts it baa had nont. Consider 1*44. Wendell L. Willkle, the 1940 Republican nominee, had a fairly good atari toward roaemlaatioa. Tho Wisconsin proaIdteUsl primary destroyed wfilkle as a candidate. Thomas E. Dewey won I I dslegelsa, Douglas MacArthur and Harold Btatatn thro# each. WHIkla waa blanked and promptly withdrew. I t waa quite different in H it, Stestan, a native Minnesotan and thrice elected governor of that state, won 19 of 97 Wisconsin delegates in 1949. MacArthur won sight. Dewey waa whlta-waahod. Dewey went on, however, te an easy presidential nomination. 1, Early form of tolang) •.G ift recipient SO. Valued 31. Teutonic, d iin iiif 33, I I . Unit af intensity 3i. how. like curvs c U .R1IIII llU M li f; B H ii i • • j •. »• : *•;»»•; n j \B '» it .i • id !i i ‘ m >vi i>:w11.•m II.• i i i i) i'^ 33. Trifles R'fMI is. eiisa- u1 Itc a nII:f l tabor.) 3. Unit of weight o. Orate T. Speaks 0. Wallace (dee.) 10.Fnlre IS. Cereal i MfU 'M oC rtt ufl ft* • hssds - *94. Surprised dissent la.F rtnsy i M. Command- ivrv!' V II 1 i« «:< . 1 ,• f •l-.l M. H 1' V • 0 t- f i i i :» i ml ': 1 j*ri mf:r i.p a n 11 n •i’H • \ 1Hlliaftr ’hi .1 Si i n»ftna tabbr.) aateidar'a Aaevtr 31. Music net# 90. Strong90. Facts hold 31. Unrolls 3T.Haranguta 33. Add 31. Kind of 33. Beet labor 30. God of war benefits ST.The (It.) 39. Medieval t t . Radium •9BKOI9 VTS pyjluj1 5S3 '*1 T W jit I WASHINGTON—It’* no M em that nil our United States a*aatore aerve aa thalr own hnllt-ln lobbyAta, not to bo aloppod by aueh piddling thlngo like pnyola. You can call it aly salesmanahlp. And tbo elyoot sample of thla aalf-fsahlonod syatem af tel­ ling la the current brainchild of our youngest Senator. Prink Church (D., Idaho). Church had found himself (ad­ dled with n moat weighty problem. Hla atate'a lead Industry waa in trouble. Lend and aloe mines have been cloalng down, and about 1,100 miners have been lotted out of work boeauao of taa-big etockpllee of tha matala. . How could Church, (n «t drama­ tic way, got Um story of this diro plight a tn o s to tha sandto n af Um kind that you find squealing la Undo Kara's farmyard pan, nor tbo kind you pinch pennies from la the kiddy's room. Theao little pigs arc . . , well, let the senator's accompanying illt#p tiplaln its "This UtUe lead pig U a paparweight — a miniature of the 109pound b a n turned out by the Bunker Hill Company at KelloggIdaho." — With this four-oanaa, three-easu hunk of payola. Church told his the pork barrel a r thoM who haul boon sating high on the hawg." Ho then struck b it heart-tog­ ging point: "It waa fashtoamd by Bunker HUl workOra who a rt won­ dering how much laager their paychecks will centime." Tha trouble started la World War II whoa demands taught our country with tha land is its paste down. Undo Bam asked Australia and Meale* and others te Send along thalr art. What added to Um l*eay af tha our lead and tine itockpllo grow so Mg th at our government had to quit stockpiling. Urea mines alert­ ed to dose down. Thera are possibly thro# solu­ tions to this major headache of our minora: 1. Subsidies, but that leads to vicious circles. I. RaUe tariffs to dlicourage feretfn Imports, I. Got our government to mint aad alcklea — or load quarters Osjtow-up for heart victims. CASE D-499: At 1!.. aged 99, It tha athletic coach of a city high school. "Dr. Crane," ba began, "X wish you'd repeat your advice about tha apaelal medical reasons why smokers «ro short-winded. "Last y c ir you spoke at our high school aiMmbly and ouUlnod those ro a m s why smoking hampara athletes. "I told Mveral coaches la our slat# athletic- asaoclatloa tad they would IUm you to give us tha sama facts in your column. "Then aur students could all tea thorn and scrapbook tbo arTOBACCb HAMPERS ATHLETES fuapsai s track coach like A1 ia facing a crucial track meet. Would it ba omart for him to at hla tuaaora donate a plat af blood a place just before ttc lr race? Certainly sot, for tho lack of s Mat of rod blood carpuadis win lower tha oxygon carrying power af tha blood. Wall, tbo aamo thing occurs whoa athletes amoks. For they inhale a tot of carbon monoxide Is Um incomplete coattention af the tobacco and dgtrots payor. Carbon kills the osygao-egrrytag power of the rod and balvaa, for that matter. To roinforca the coins, our mint pooplo could proia rings of gold or silver around 'em. If we minted enough lend money, demands could oat deep enough Into tho surplus to put distressed miners back to work with plenty of lead money in their pockets. I’m afraid, though, thla idea would go over like a lead balloon. Now there's an Idea for surplus ora—land balloons. Anyway, imparta kept up until flowlag along ia the blood. Bat they a n warn "fixed" so they can- R t-H to rin g S it J 4 jatom M afTprotest n sbyt dUseae n & isHthe F sg a 4 - T u a s . F ab . 2 . 1M 0 1n m n n a w » y i i w a m r a m « w t o __ m ta iii r u a a a la te m im u it ■miss Ste^ad. W + j m m — c tm m m , m s M Good Citizens balboas elected ehaimaa af tha board af Electronic Teaching Laboratoriea is Washington. MedarU, who directed nil of the ArmFo m lealtoaadouter apace programs, retired after «T yearn active service. Tbo tm world1* a m earth sateiBte. JEariorar 1. was Uunehod under Nrdtooetiaa Jas. s i, IMP aid his aammsad Any boy can join 4m Boy Scouts of America. Out out of ovary four botwow • aad II botafs how. Over thvsrt Bullion boys oh their way to fating good dtipwui and having a lot of fun and setaebut hjong tb o w s y . . . b l i p n u b s S c o u tin g avaflgfals t o tv e r y wants t o belong. / vJM B B gf And O ut Of It GILBOY, Calif. (UFI) - J e a n u s a t ear store stork averted aa a f e g t g g j 'A J m ft lea sm Om * m V t S m m f m m + S m m m . . * taces tottoe T9. W V iS T i K B :iS L r-‘i . -: ■■ sp asg n iP b lM D lTpa K surplus by trading surplus farmstuffs for it. **8h, the corpuscles art still Loo Mason, Jerry Carter aad WUbur King la os informal ses­ sion to iron out various problems facing control af utilities ia popu­ lous Dada County- V arrib LONDON — A Mlnlilry of Worka apokoaman, dlacuislng tha dlaeloaure that the 303-foot tower topped bp Big Boa loam four InWASHINGTON (UPI) - A group choa from tho vertical: of businesff leaders haa urged tbe . "There la no need for alarmfederal government to give 19 low- four laches >out of tha true In a Income states about 9900 million in "atrlng-freo" grants to bolster puble education. r u s M > i a. i#.— oouin u i i m Tbo research and policy committea for Economic Development! State Historian Will G. Robinson which Includes some of Um na tersely nixing a propctal to carve lion's best-known corporation esc tbo facea Elsenhower and RoomcuUvta sad Industrial chieftans volt on Mount Rushmore: "Idea stinks — too many facta said It decided federal aid to cdu cation Is "accessary" la some now." BEIRUT, Lebanon — Actor Yul Brynner, disclosing ha may give up bis movte career for a fulltime job la Um Ualted Nattesa refugee program: 'T v e been contemplating giving up show bualaosa over since I got lato U. That waa 99 years ago. But I da think tko time la getting ripe." co, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, gaoth Carolina, South Gai industry salts la tbo V. f . Dakota, Teaaeisot, Utah, Vermont, topped is,ooo,ooo,009 for tha lin t Umo ia 1990. Virginia aad West Virginia, K so ba fair to that wosdarfu) "motor" of your human ebaaait. Furthermore, smoke irritates tbe lining of tho windpipe aad lungs. With IrrllaUon, more fluid oc­ curs, aa you may recall whoa you got blisters an your palms from unfamiliar bard work. Tha aamo excess secretion of fluid occurs la tha lungs. But axygea m utt pais across those lung membranes) If a thicker layer of fluid sepa­ rates the blood capillaries from tho air spaces of tha luagi, ob­ viously, the transfer af oxygen la slowed down. This thickening af fluid aUe explains why a makers have ehreala coughs until they often think they bavt chest tuberculosis. And if you ar* ia a crisis, aa during a heart attack, aad your blood needs a let of asygoa quickly, than - thla thither fluid laytr may even tip the Kales ia favor of Um Grim Reaper. You eoaehoa might profllahly toad your players to too school library to study chapter tight ia my book "Mow to Cooh-la On TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Dad# County commissioners war* laid yesterday Um BUta Subtle Utilities Commission will hott a re hearing aa rates af tho Mmiataa Ota Co. aa soon os polaikle. tm f d r b NEWARK. N. 1. - Robert L. Steves, sa alder In the late Bltbop Sweet Daddy Graee’t Houie of Prayer for All People, commentIns on a nearly ilx million dollar government tax claim agalsit Graet'a eatata: "Thar ean claim that we owe, but I knew that we don't owo. Every time they take ua to court wo win." him with b>d names gives him • distinct advantage. A calculate lac operator, he win set relinquish It lI«bUy. Stopping la New York on the wap out here, he waa awarded UuW Order of St. Sebaatlan bp the Catholic War Veteraav. There la la the Nixon now on dliplap at jeaat a toueh of St. Sebaatlan, who welcomed the arrowa of-hla mar­ tyrdom with aueh unahakcn con­ fidence. What makea Richard run map be aimplp ambition. Tbe lngredienta are not evident to tbe catual obaerver. With tbe exception of hla wife, he haa reallp no^ d o it confldantea. He la alone, and if it were not for the aura of genial goodwill that ba generates In crowdi, he would aacm lonely. Thero la every reaaon to believe that he writes hla own speeches putting them to­ gether with hja own shrewd acme of where he la going and how. Hla aides apeak with slightlyveiled icorn of tbe staff of 70 Gov. Nelson Rockefeller •till* holds In readiness should Nixon* fall on hla face. But whatever tbe sources of his drive, It ie formidable. Leaving t golf writers' banquet In Ntw .York, where he was the perfect sports fan, good-natured dub among tbo experts, hla aides told him It waa eiaentlal to fly at once to Chicago, since weather might close la the airport later veat him from keeping the all-s mrtant engagement here. w Nixon Immediately shifted hie plane and, without e murmur, gave up, aa It turned out, a night's aletp. In bis chartarcd ane, we put down at Detroit r • fuel atop, groped through heavy ovarcait and freealag rain ovtr Chicago, made for an alter­ nate landing In Cleveland and fin­ ally, turning back to Chicago, found n way down through th e . weather. The flight took altogether V six hours. The next morning, after four hours of aletp, he could Joke about hie experience with Republicans at bagplpei shrilled in the hotel lobby. The Democrats map be able to unborto this datarmiaed rider. But hla armor—peace, the best aeven yaara of pour Uvea—la lmpraiiiva. And thep will have te do more than aamt-calllag U t h e / , are to succeed. • —565 W. 1st BT. it GOODYEAR BUivicB t r o u t K E 5L A 25R * f boy w h o �/ * S lit # « n fn rb frra lt T u e s. F e b . t , 1160—P a t * i - 'Bored' Roberson Breaks Cage Scoring Record A revenge-minded band of Sem­ inole High cagera Journey to Win­ ter Park tonight to meet The Park-' era In what Seminole Coach Bud Layer ealls "the game of the year.” t # The Seminoles will be taking the floor with an Impressive 10-1 rec­ ord while the Parkers display an 1-2 mark. The only lost the Seminoles have suffered this season was at the hands of the Parkers when they defeated them earlier In the sea­ son. M-34. “This Is the game we need,” Layer said. ‘If we take this one, we’ll bo on top of the world." % Layer plana to start the same lineup he has been using all year with Terry Christensen and Jim Gracey at the forward posts, Charlca Oravete at center and Ray Lundquist and George Perides at the guards. The B squad game is slated to befcan at 7 p. m. with the varsity tilt at 1:30. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) The National Boalng Assn, today dropped Sugar Ray Robinson from first to fifth among middleweight contenders, his lowest rating In any division since his second year as a professional IB years ago. Robinson's plunge was caused hy "his poor showing and loss to Paul Pender" In their Jan. 22 fight for the New York and Mas­ sachusetts version of the middle­ weight crown, according to Tony Petronella, chairman of the NBA rating committee. At the time of the Jan. 22 fight In Boston, Robinson was not rec­ ognised as champion by the NBA. He was listed as top contender. Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, la the NBA’s world Champksn. Pender of Brookline, Mass., who took Robinson's hunk of the crown, la rated fourth today by Uw NBA. Spider Webb ofChicago was boosted a peg to first place, followed by Gustav Scholz of Ger­ many and Henry Hank of Detroit, •Swift Card Set At Kennel Club Eighty fleet greybeunds will leap out of the starting gates to­ night at Sanford-Oriacdo Kennal Club in a 10-raca program starting at S:10 with a number of tvsnlymatched octeti slated for action, f Highlight of the swift card will be the Grade-A ninth race in which a coal black dog la favored by morning lino oddi of 5-to-2. He's Hobby Son, a veteran raeer who will be scampering from the three-box in the headliner. Hobby Son la a consistent top-flight step­ per. He'i finished In the cash trio In five of hit 10 starts this sea­ son. A lightweight mlaa named O.B.’e MMelon may provide top competi­ tion for Hobby Son from tbo inaide post position, the one-box O.B.'e Melon recently outran A. R. Ewbanks and Rocky MacGlnty, two of the flatst grey­ hounds at the Ik el speed oval. Ed's Hour Glaaa Jo another highly-regarded, but eomowhat In­ consistent, runner altled la the . feature. This 70-pound outstepped big Guttersnipe by three lengths In a recant encounter, but then finished seventh la his pest race. Others In the ninth reee are Blue Shot, Limber Timber, Feast, Saraband and Pleasure Up. The 10th centaet will epan the atamlna-Wsting three-elghtha-mUe distance. Snake,. an eld-timer la the sport el queens, is favored by early odds of 3-to-J. O’Neal la another bet contender la the long • By United Praia UtenMUienal PHILADELPHIA - Lon Mat­ thews, 111, Philadelphia, knocked out Johiuy Busso, 136, New Yerk, PROVIDENCE, S. I. - GU Ed­ wards, New Yerk, va. Willie Greene, North Prevideaie, R. I., cancelled, NEW YORK—Leheuarl Godlk, 14214, Algeria, outpointed Roger Haney, 14114, Bermuda, 10. CARACAS, Venetutla — Ben All, l l l l i . Spain, outpointed Reason Arise, 11414, Venezuela, 10. Coaching Staff Set LOS ANGELES (UPI) -T h e Lea Angales Chargtra of tha American Football Leaiue completed their coaching staff Monday whan thay signed veteran llnabackar Chuck Noll of the Cleveland Browns as defensive line eoach. NEW YORK (UPI) — Califor­ nia’s defending NCAA basketball champions today cr 'cd Cincin­ nati's eight • week grip on first place In United Press Internation­ al’s major college ratings. Coach Pete Newell's Golden Bears, who believe the best bffense Is a good defense, collected IB first-place votea and a total of 350 points In the latest balloting by the 33 leading coaches who rate the major schools for UPI. Cincinnati, which had held first place since the season began, slipped to second with 13 firstplace votes and 321 points. California reached the top after holding aecond place the past four weeks. The Bears have a 1# • 1 record and lead the major teams In defense. Bradley, which had to battle for an overtime roadv Irtory over Marquette Saturday night, moved from fourth to third. West Vir­ ginia, beaten by WUHam and Mary In last weekend's big upset, slipped from third to fifth, Ohio State advanced from fifth to fourth to complete a shuffle in­ volving eaeh of the five top-rank­ ed teams. There were no changes la the lower halt of the top 10. Georgia Tech remained slslh. Vlllanova aevenlh, Utah eighth, Tatas ABM ninth and Utah Slate 10th. Kerth Carolina again headed the second 10 group. Dayton moved from lllh to Ittb. Southern Cali­ fornia was 13th,. Ktniaa Slate 14th and St. Loula 131h. 81. Jose­ ph’* (Pa.), St. Boaaventure. In­ diana, Kentucky, Southern Metho­ dist and Iowa Stato tied for 16th. Halted P m * lalernatlonal You’d never think Oscnr Robertson was bored w ith eel* Icfe basketball. The University of Cincinnati AlUAmerica reportedly was ready to quit school last year and join the Harlem Globe­ trotters. Rut he decided to stick around for his senior y4ar because he wanted to add two more national scoring reeordi Scorers In NBA Having Field Day BoutManagers Barred ForLife In N.Y NATIONAL GUARD'S Barker tries a push ahot in Iaat night's action in tha Recreation Departments Adult League baaketball play. Trying to block the shot la Robson Sporting Good's Kmerick a i teammates Gresemer and Grota and the Guard’s McCarren move in. (Herald Fhoto) United Prase laterwetteanl Hank Atron wants 979,000, dou­ ble what he earned in 1659, and H'e bis for the asking if he can pull a mathematical miracle. All bo has lo do is prove to the Milwaukee Braves hs was twice as good last season as the ysar before. "There's no quesUon Aaron was a lot bettor l u t year than he was tbo year before/' conceded Gen- From his homo la Mobile, Ala., Aaron said he w as. "vqfy dli: appointed" with the first contract sent him.by the Braves. It called for ■ boost over list year's estlmated 937,500 but nothing like the 100 per cent hike he Is asking. Bob Turley wee given a sub­ stantial raise for posting ■ 31-7 record la 1651 but the Yankees took some or ttist money back Monday on the basis of his dis­ appointing 9-11 mark last season. Turlsy was la the 930,000-933,000 bracket in 1150. This year ht'U be working for somtwhere between 927,000 end 929,000. Butty Bavasi ef the world champion Dodgers announced the MIAMI (UPI) - Forty-three signing of five players, Including ocean-going racing yachts will three rookies. The two holdovers spread canvae at noon today for the 22nd annual Mlaml-to-Nassau Yacht Race. The yachts, a record number for lb* race, were to (Up past Govern­ ment Cut at the mouth ef BIscayio Bay Into the open Atlantic far the 194-mlle run. They ware scheduled te leave in three groupi at ll-mlnute Intervals. The Miami Waalher Bureau pre­ dicted 1940 miles an hour northerly winds for the start ef the race. With favorable winds, the first yacht could roach Nassau Harbor late Wednesday or early Thursday, who elgned were second - string catcher Joe Plgnataao and pinchhlttsr Rip Repulskl, and the three rookies were shortstop Earl Robin­ son, pitcher Phil Ortega and cat­ cher Gene Conaway. The Cubs signed shorlitop Wil­ liam J. Ott, a la-yesr-old fresh­ man at St. John's University In New York, for tbelr Lancaster farm club la the Eastern League. Flu Stops Edwards v PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) _ Monday night's 10 • round bout between WUlle Greene of South Providence, R. I., and Gil Ed­ wards of New York was cancrllad by promotor Manny Almeida when Edwardi came down with the flu. NEW YORK (UPI) - A "ter­ ribly ■hocked’* Joe Netro and partner Johnny DeJohn, who co­ managed ex-champion Carmen Btilllo, will confer with an attor­ ney today about possibilities of appeeling their llfe-Umo ben by the New York State Athletic Commitslot. In on unusually severe ruling, Ihe commission Monday barred them for lift from tbo fight gam* In Naw York stats for having paid 151,000 during the past four years te Gabo Genovsse of Syracuse, N. -Y., an undercover managermatchmaker. Netro, on tbo telephone at bis borne In Ilhsca, N. Y., said he was uncertain whsthsr an appeal would be made te New Yerk slate Finish In Bltck courts or to the grievance com­ mittee of the National Boxing Assn. At Providence, R. I., Monday night, Anthony Macaroni — presi­ dent of the NBA - Slid, ”1 don't recall that the NBA ever recog­ nised a life-time baa in boxing.” However, he itroiied, (he NBA wltl regard DeJohn and Netro as suspended In NBA territory at le n t until they appeal to the NBA's grievance committee — even though the New York com­ mission is not n member ef the NBA. A favorable ruling by the NBA would permit Netro end DeJohn to menage fighters outside New York elate. Meanwhile, promoter Norman Rothiehtld of Byraeusc, N. Y., who was fined 13,000 In n separate decision by the commission Monday, seid: "I will abide by the decision. I'll slay In boxing and pul all engines full speed ahead in making matches." Rothschild was fined 91,000 and his Arens Club was fined 91,000 becauso ho admitted paying $10, 000 te Genevose for hie help In making a Baiillo — Johnny Sex­ tet welterweight title fight, Sept. II, 1634. to hit bulging portfolio. The records ItobertSoa 44t kla sights on this season were the ma­ jor college three-year record of 2.53S points set by Trank Selvy a t Furman (1U2-S3-54) and the alltime career mark of 2,107 estab­ lished by Dick Hemrie of Wake Forest over a four-year fpan (1112-53-54-55). "Big 0 " wiped out Sdlvy’e reo» ord Monday night at Ciaeiaaatt with a »*-point effort that spaib* ed the aaeond-ranked Bearcats Id a runaway OH1 triumph over Drake and raised hit career total to 1,511. He'll go after Hermit's mark Saturday night wbei the Bearcats entertain Houston, need­ ing only 11 pelata to become the In the Big Tea Coalerdage« fourth-ranked Ohio State rem uacd unbeaten In ala league ewtiaga by routing Michigan, IMS, i s Jerry Luce* acored ■ .yebtflj Michigan stale upset Mtaneotto,64-42, sad Indians turned book Northwestern, 74-36, la a rough game that featured n flat MM -5 5 5 W. 1 st ST. Is GOODYEAR . Slavics avoirs "52L&BBSF WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Washington Realtors, who finished last In the American League last year, made money anyway. It waa announced during the an­ nual stockboldari' meeting Mon­ day that the club made a profit of 97,094.19. Tble represented quite a gain — for the Senators — who lost money after winding up last In list. t COR ROTOR marvel scans the skin His radarto psHis bet Mentoeey S-deee aelea, • This price Includes: dual vmiflfgt~‘~. self-adjusting brakes, direct lose! atonele, wall-to-wall carpeting, onftsty d iertm aststo 6less to every window, atomin isd mufltr. (m m mkkaf nnnt csmMms (among many ether entree). • Full 124-inch w heelbase.com plete luaury-csr e e m fe rt.th o bsst-btsiU Wednesday, Friday 6 Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY fM rftct TV p ittv rtl • Clubhenne • H ealed S tu d s Jerry CnUtae, C frO w anr • Valet Parking B erry, N e M laeve vM « ROTOR w-. n m i . a. Hoover Radio A TV, 504 8. Sanford At*. Kaek TV, H U 8. Park Are. Wtaa'a TV * Radio Service, 601 Saamd S t j j s u l i Radio A TV. 503 Celery A n . „ W. A. Norite, R t J, Bax 426-H, U karlab Drive P w l’i Tew» A Country, 2*11 Orleade Drire �I •A..-, ■ — ?•• r^rv< i i•v}»TIVY,' - ' - — • ••• ■■ •« IRMS' Galled i i U WASHINGTON CALLING ’PIECE DE RESISTANCE' ___ . W ■■ ■ Sanford ia being called "the center of Florida shad fiahtag" to a food many out of stato newspapers by writers who fcavo vtelted this ana and havt boon impressed with the at­ traction shad fishing has for winter visitors and sportsmen lonaraL A Chicago Tribune writer advisee his readers: '•Point the family bus toward Sanford and DeLand, Fla.. e a th e S t Johns River for stop number one on your southern tear. Here'you can catch bard-fighting, Jumpinr shad that a spawning run from the salt water more than ISO up the mighty S t Johns every season. "And the bonus on this outing in the St. Johns country _ .jd * a black bass fishing and a look at a beautiful semi* tropical river with alligators and a wealth of bird life.'* A Washington, D. C. sports columnist wrote: 'The annual shad run has started in Florida and the •enter of activity Is 8anford. "Besides reports coming in, I saw orders for more than 14000 spoons from Sanford tackle dealers last week in Ar­ lin g to n . It is ft 'poor man's sport/ yet it attracts many of the ric h w ho can afford the expensive forms of deep ses angling, ^ su ffer• from sea sickness, so now have taken to the quiet Y tx j Q c / f r e & j z * 1 c ■ A m A 6 e tfiH ri r S Seminole County should never lose sight of the fact that tha natural attractions of Florida and its fishing first drew people to the state for vacations. We ought to develop these resources to tho utmost. favombta publicity nbove—all free—In metropolitan ___ has boon brought about by tbs fish camp operators Who work hard to plsaso visitors and spread the word about tha eounty. Kennedy Is Well Padded For Run Against Humphrey In Wisconsin ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON By LYLB C. WILSON ’WAiHINOTON (UFJ) - S«n. John F. Kennedy will wear heavy protective padding int« hie WUsm ile DeuteeratU presidential primary contest against Bon. Hub it H. Uusiybrsy. ! Kennedy's pa441ng is nacsssary Se Must the built-in Wlscmsla gdm tecee enjsyad by Humphrey, tlte M*Ung eaoslsU of a smartly hSUyCSd eamsaign to identify Kennedy as definitely tbs Wlscon. Tbo^boUjSioo has sot Kaaaody ^ as a candidate of musk sour/ * ••. By. deciding te enter the Wisesasln primary, Kennedy rsvwlse Massif to bo a man who dated be take a loag cbanco with bis aalitical future. >• WJU1 ef this wea acblmd In a matter ef a fortnight or so by Xotmody's bretbors, Robert and are, who told nowsmsn boro aad there around the nation that 1 brother Jeha should etey out of I emla boosais it would bo ea tmfalr inatesi. Rebert and Ed­ ward made e f -Humphrey an alm**t lnvIac.Ufls candldata In WIs- im lif Advantages Humphrey undoubL edly doss pesseso. The prsllmlnary ballybee, hewever. probably | m erected * public state ef mind Which' exports Kennedy to be poked in Wisconsin end which Will credit him with a moral vie levy if he Is aot licked toe badly. 8 Humphrey loses, he probably dead as a presidential caadldate. Not so, Konnsdyl Kennedy's pro-convention drive for the"'.presidency ■ has too much steam -for it to bo derailed in Wiseeasla unless the vote Is uL terly lep-sidsd In Humphrey's be half. If Ktanody comes la a mod oratoly good second, Humphrey’s standing will suffer because he felled te lick Kennedy In a big way. Aad Kennedy will gain as the man whe ran srell in an ad mlttedly uphill sprint. Wheever It may bs who makes campaign strategy In the Ken. nedy-fer-proeUknt headquarters, be ia a pretty smart fallow end desem e a raise. The Wisconsin primary and car tala peUUca! factors related to It probably ere overrOiUmatod this year as in previous presidential years. Tha facta are that the Wis. coftstn last sometimes has had a direct bearing on the nomination ef n presidential candidate end sometimes It has had none. Consider 1944. Wendell L. Willkle, tha 1940 Republican nominee, had a fairly good etart tfward ran amlaa ties, Tha Wisconsin prosideatial primary destroyed Wlllkte as a candidate. Thomas X. Dewey won I I delegates, Douglas MacArthur and Harold Htasson three oath. Willklo was blanked end promptly withdraw. I t was quite different in 1941. Stassen, a native Minnesotan and thrice elected governor ef that state, won 19 of XT Wisconsin delegates In 1941. MecArthur won sight. Dewey was white-washed. Dewey went on, however, te an easy presidential nomination. DAILY CROSSWORD S. Early form of rlfto • .F o o d (slang) O.Olft recipient 50. Valued 51. Teutonic character 2U,Aeadeiu!o degree 14. Msec we II. Unit of intensity files.) I t , Fairs SI. Cereal ;S9. playing - card -SO.Crewng at haada •14. Surprised dissent tEFrensy M. Command- 44. Scandina­ vian name DOWN Mf.'ll .* 19. Mother V V-ll 1 * 1;i 1 17. Revolv­ .V(*l-;i <1; H'.I'V 1" ed (- .m i ' •'.•1 ill "1 • iifi 11 • m : 91. Vow• ) ! MISI*)»>-..1 ilka bird (Afr.) n< (.1 -j :i •jf 1 curve (1 •’ Li III • ri .• 9. Inborn а. Web.footsd 92. Trifles C f’K 111 ■- j f- .1 ’ birds 93. Elisa­ nr- 11. 1 17 m ; 11 M| "-.IS •) 4, Elect ricsl beth M II ,i ' i f :« i • ReEngineer * v ' :ir.- :i> 1 » (slier. 1 gtna б. Unit 6f Sslsrdsy's Aosvsr isbbr.) weight 99. Music net# 30. Facts f. Orate H . StrongT.gpsaks held 31. Unrolls I. Wallace 97. Harangues 33. A d d 33. Meet 31. Kind ef 38. God of war actor 9. Pleye a r.n io irr.) benefits 39. Medieval it. Buffer dS. Radium dagger (Scet) (»ym) 1. Cuckoolike CHICAGO - V there k any Democrat atm harboring tea slightest doubt that Richard Nixon win bo a formidable opponent in November, he or she should 1 be completely disabused. The speech he delivered here is tee charter ef his campaign, end while it may be possible to fores him elf the high road, the themes he enunciated tor Republicans at their lltO-a-plate dinner are (hose he will sound again and agate into November. It ia net merely teat he em­ braces President Elsenhower end seeks ta share tea cloak of his personal popularity. That was ell •loag obviously his principal play. But even as be points with pride te the record ef the admini­ stration — and there ia no pointer kith pride whe putt more vehem­ ence into bis work than tee vicepresidentr — he promises more. Tho pledge te the critics and tea doubters is that • new Republican administration wU "build even e tte r accomplishments te tea lure." Thla is a shrewd appeal. In edu­ cation, are eUtirooma Inadequate, teachers underpaid and standards flabby? Very well, then we will strive te eliminate these trite. There la too much chronic un­ employment and, under "obsolete farm programs," the price* farm­ ers n etlv o continue to go down white Uses te subsidise them go up. Wo will give these problems, says Nison, the highest legislative priority. This is tho line, too, on the current eoatrovercy over defense and tbs "deterrent lag." No ag­ WASHINGTON—It's no secret that all our United Stetee sensto n serve as their own built-in lobby Ikts, not to be stopped by such piddling things likd peysle. You can cell It aly salesmanship. And the slyest sample ef this self-fashioned system ef eelling is the current hraiachild ef our youngest Senator, Frdak Church (D., Idaho). Church had found himself sad­ dled with a most weighty problem. His state's lead industry wns in trouble. Lend and sine mines have besn closing down, and about 1,900 miners have besn teased out ef work because of tee-Mg stockpiles of tho metals. . How could Church, in a drama* tic way, get the story of this d in plight across u the seal tors ef tha ether 49 sUteet And possibly win their support, for Us auksidy bill for depressed miners? Ha did it with little pigs. To each ef his senatorial sidekicks ht sent a surplus little pig. Net the kind that you find squealing In Uncle E ire's farmyard pen, nor the kind you pinch pennies from In Ihs kiddy's room. These little pigs are . • , well, 1st the senator's aceempeayiag Ut­ ter explain U: T h is litUs lead pig la a PSparweight — a miniature ef the 199pound hers turned out by the Busker Hill Compaay at Kailagf, Idaho.'' With this feur-euMs, three-oeat hunk ef peyole, Church told bis psyola-conscleue colleagues that he was sending It with the heps that it would "outweigh" any ob­ jection thty may have la accept­ ing gifts from • fallow senator. “When you hold this hefty little pig In your head," wrote the young men from Idaho, "under­ stand it hns nothing te do wtU> the pork barrel or those whe hev« been eating high on the have." He then (truck hla heart-tug­ ging point: "It waa fashioned by Bunktr Hill workert who ere won­ dering how mush longer their pay cheeks will continue." Tho trouble started la World War II when demands caught our country with tha lead In its pasta down. Undo Ram naked Australia and Mexico and ethers te eesd along their ere. Whet added to the irony ef the ora problem wee that we got a let of our foreign load and sine surplus by trading surplus farm •tuffs for it. Anyway, imports kept up until Rs-Hsaring S tt On Utility Rotes TALLAHASSEE (U N ) - Dade County commissioners were told yesterday the SUte Public Utilities Commission will held • re hearing on rslsa ef the Houston Gas Ce as soon as possible. County commissioners met with Utilities Commissioners Edwin Lea Mason, Jerry Carter end Wil­ bur King ia a t informal eps­ ilon to iron out various problem! facing control of utilities ia pea leus Dade County. Miami City CemmlaatenOr Manry Balabaa said th en has been a storm of pretest by citiicni la the city ever rales charged by tho Houston Co. Talked Into It, And O ut Of It our lead and line stockpile grew so Mg that our gavemmoat had to quit stockpiling, lk cn mines started to cloto down. Tbore am possibly throe soluaas te this major headache of our miners: 1, Subsidies, hut that lands te vieiaus circles. t. Raise tariffe to discourage foreign Imports. I. Get our government to mint •ed ulckles — or load quarters and helves, for that matter. To ralnforao the coins, our mint peoplo could press rings ef gold or allvor around ’em. If wo minted enough load money, demands could ost deep enough Into tho aurplus to put distressed miners beek to work with plenty of lead money in their pockets. I'm afraid, though, tela idea would go over like a lead balloon. Now thcro'a an idea for aurplua ore—lead balloons. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane Al H., k a smart athletic coach. Hk kam a are always top can* because he mixes kg y srieb k k eeecftkg. In tribale In Me state teaching ease, ctatteu, I’m offering specific lack te explain why smokers ft kHownp far heart victims. CASE D-4M: At }<., aged 99, Is the ethleUe eeaeh ef • city high "Dr. Crane," he began, "1 wish you'd repeat your advice about the mesial medical reasons why gmokers are short-winded. "Laat year you spoke at our high school assembly end outlined these reaieaa why smoking ham­ per* athletes. "I told ssvsral coaches la our state athletic* association end they would like you to give us the same facts in your column. 'Then our students could ell 1 teem eed scrapbook the ar- ^ y?. . ptoloHotiag gunman h i waa "eraay" te try a be&up end tbOa etruab up a converselien trite "My wife o n — i i t r i a f t more money." tenftS dR si us bn aedkly put hla ptetel S 'String-Free' Aid To Schools Urged WASHINGTON (U N ) - A group of business leaders has urged the federal government to glvs 19 lowincome states about MOO million in "string-fret" grants to bolster pub­ lic education. The research end policy committoo for Economic Development, which Inclbdoa some of tho na­ tion's best-known corporation exe­ cutives and Industrial chieftans, said It decided federal aid to edu­ cation Is "necessary" in some states. The report called for tho MOO million in free grants to "states where incomes are lowest." It list­ ed 19 states,-mostly te the South, where per capita incomes are less than 99 per cent of the national average. They were Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Leulatena, Mlsekaippl. New Mexi­ co, Norte Coniine, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia ta d West Virginia. greaser te tee wertd today ran knock out the deterrent striking power of the united States and Mr. JChrushehtv knows 1L That l« the ringing Nixon chelknge to those who would "etU America short" Bui. te tho same breath, he asks for eonitructlvo criticism and a M a rc h in g month-to-montn re-examination of military capa­ bilities. . If tell k having your eako and eating li. too. than teat is pre­ cisely what Nixon r u n s to do throughout tho campaign. With casual humor, ho dlsmlsMi tea Democratic attaeka on Mm as he speaks te groups te hotel lobbies, at receptions end whsrevsr they are assembled, mining pot a sin- f it oDDortunity. 1 His determination, as of now. Is to treat all personal attacks in this fashion. Sooner or later his attackers may sting him and he can corns angrily charging out, as ho has dons in ihs past. But Ihs present stance ef cool super­ iority as the opposition peppers Quotable Quotes By United Frets International NEWARK, N. J. - Rohm L. Steven, an elder te the Ute Blebop Sweet Daddy Orsee't House ef Prayer for AH People, comment­ ing on n nearly six million dollar government tax claim against Grace's estate: "They can claim that w« ewe, but 1 knew that we don't owe. Every time they take us to court we win." LONDON - A Ministry ef Works spokesman, discussing tha disclosure that the 909-foot tower topped by Big Ben kani (Our inchos from tho vertical: . "There is no need for alarmfour inches)out ef tee true 1a a tower «t that halght la aot iiriout." PIERRE, S. D-— South Dakota State Hiitarlan WUl G. Robinson (•reefy nixing a propcul to carve the facts Elsenhower end Roose­ velt on Mount Rushmore: "Idee stinks — too many facts now." Mm with bad aamaa gives him • distinct advantage. A calculi:, teg epsralor, he will net relinquish it lightly. Stopping te New York on the way out hare, be was awarded Uuj| Order of St. Sebastian by the Catholic War Veteran*. There is te the Nixon now on display at Issst a touch of St. Sebastian, who welcomed the trrows of- Ms mar-dom with such unshaken con­ tact. What makes Richard run may be simply ambition. The ingredi­ ents are not evident to the cas­ ual observer.- With the exception of Ms wife, he has really no^ doss confidantes. He ii alone, and if it were not for the sura of genial goodwill that be generate; in crowds, he would item lonely. There is every reason to believe that he writes Ms own speeches, putting them to­ gether with His own shrewd sense of where be is going and how. His aides speak with slightlyvsiled scorn of the staff of 70 Gov. Nslson Rockefeller still-a holds in readiness should Nixon* fall on hli lacs. But whatever the sourest cl his drive, it is fsrmldsbls. Leaving a golf writers' banquet in New .York, where he was the perfect iporta fan, good-natured duh among ths experts, hit aides told him It was essential to fly tt once te Chicago, since weather might close in tee airport later prevent him from koeplng the all-.. Important engagement here. « Nixon immsdlatsly shifted his plane and, without a murmur, gave up, as it turned out, a night's ilcep. In his chartered ane, we put down at Detroit r a fuel stop, groped through heavy ovsrcait and freesing rain ovtr Chicago, made for an alter­ nate landing in Cleveland and fin­ ally, turning back te Chicago, found a way down through the . weather. The flight took altogether V ■te hours. Tho next morning, af­ ter four hours of steep, ho could joko about hla experience with Republicans as bagpipe* ahrilted in the hotel lobby. The Democrats may bo aMo to unhorse thla determined rider. But hla armor—peace, tho best ■even years of your lives—is Im­ pressive. And thsy will have te do more than nams-ealUng II they _ are te succeed. ,w K g BEIRUT, Lebanon — Actor Yul Brynaer, disclosing ho may giro up hla movie career for e full­ time job te tee United Nations refugee program: " I’ve boon contemplating giving up shew business ever sines I get into it. That was M years age. But I do think tho time Is getting ripe." _ _ _ _ _ _ Gas industry in k s te the U. 1. topped 19,000,900,000 for the first time te 1989. ae ba fair to that wonderful "motor" of your human chassis. Furthermore, smoke Irritates tee lining ef the windpipe and lungs. With Irritation, mors fluid oc­ curs, as you m iy recall when you got bllstera on your palms from unfamiliar hard work. The same csceis secretion of fluid occurs ia tbs lungs. But oxygen must pass serosa those lung membranes! If a thicker layer of fluid separates the bleed caplUariea from (he air spaces of the lunge, ob­ viously, the transfer of oxygen is slowed down. This thickening of fluid also expiates why smokers have ehroale coughs until they often think they have cheat tuberculosis. And if you are ia a crisis, as during a heart attack, aad your blood needs a let ef oxygen quickly, then -tela thicker fluid layer may even tip the teak s in favor ef tee Grim Beapar. You coaches might profitably send your planera te tea school library to study udy chapter eight ia my book "How to Cash-la On Your Worries," far it offers charts aad a futter aipltaatten ef why tobacco hampers athletes. (Alwaye write la Dr. Oram In cere ef this VOBAC0O HAMPERS ATHLETES a track coach like A) a crucial Dark meat. Would It be amart for him te let his ruaaers donate • pint ef Md a pkee Just before their race? Certainly not, for tea lack of a plat of red blood corpuscles win kw er the esygea carrying patter e< teg blood. Well, the tame thing occurs whan athletes imokt. For they inhale a lot ef carbon monoxide In tho incomplete combustion of tin tahacee and elgarete paper. Carbon monoxide kills the •xy gee-carrylag power of tee red tarpuaciea. Oh, the eerpuactea. are still flawing along ia tho blood. But they are now "filed" so they can­ ing n kng 4e etaaped. eddreeeed not pith up egygau a t they pass savetepe and Me to cover typing through tho luagi. . tad printing easts when yen send They ere thus no more helpful tar one ef kk te the athlete teas tee red blood cells teat be might donate vie a Meed transfusion. .H eavy smoking can even produe* a 19 per teat saturation of homa ilahla with daagornue e a r HUNTSVILLE, Ale. (U N ) Mej. Gen. John B. Medark. whe DRIVING HAiA— Actually, Mite have shewn that retired Sunday •> chief ef tee •aly t par rent carbon monoxide Army Ordnance Mtesite Commend, ia tha Mead will also reduce your hasb eea elected chairman of tee ef vision end your beard of Electronic Teething Ln perception, so eye experts boratorisa in Washington. warn against the haiard ef tobeeMedarli, who directed all of tee Army'e missile aad outer space ee for cute driven. Imagine hew much mere dan- programs, retired alter a? yearn goreus tea efbrte are oa the active eerrice. T ie free world's n o ao r or swimmer whose heart first earth eeteUite, Explorer I, demands every bit of esygea pot- waa launched under hie direction Jan. 91, IMS and bin command Yeu athletes are thus penallg- also launched the firm mm satel­ lag yew hearts whet yhu gaaoke. lite, Pioneer IV, M uch 9, IMP. GILROY. Calif, (U N ) - A Uq nor store clerk everted an armed te itilM n d n M M L by Ed Koterba by Marquis Childs Mistila Boss Gets Ntw Job -5 5 5 W. 1st 8T. U GOODYEAR Good Citizens... Any boy can join th« Boy Scouts of America. Ono out of iw y four botwoan I and II botags now. Over three million boys on thair way to baing good dtime—end having n lot of fun and adwtuN ajoog tbo way. . . Support your local Boy Seouti in their woifc and help make Scouting available to every boy who grant* to belong. During their 50th anatvanary celebration thla year, Scouts are urdag adulte to register and vote in the national elaaties. Tha Scouts a n counting on you! SERVICE B T O ftll NEW APDMBBB Watch tor GRAND OMmiNG (le e Tim om W a HereU) S e u lh e in * m-VfMi 1 V �— — BUBOKL r o w ® : c -------: Seminoles-Parkers Clash Tonight Game Time At &30 Robinson's Bout Rating Takes Heavy Beating A revenge-minded band of Saminole High eager* Journey to Win­ ter Park tonight to meet The Park­ er* in what Seminole Coach Bud Layer eall* "the game of the year." e The Seminole* will be taking the floor with an impreiiivo 10-1 rec­ ord while tha Parker* diiplay an 1-2 mark. The only lose the Seminole* have iLtfered thl* season wat at the hands of the Parkers when they defeated them earlier in the sea­ son. 68-54. ‘•Thl* is the game we need," Layer aaid. 'If we take this one, we'll be on top of the world." | Layer ptans to start the tamo lineup ho has been using all year with Terry Christensen and Jim Gracey at the forward posts, Charles Oravetx at center and Ray Lundqulst and George Perides at the guards. The B squad game is slated to began at 7 p. m. with the varsity tilt at 1:30. • & PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) The National Boxing Attn, today dropped Sugar Ray Robinson from first to fifth among middleweight contenders, his lowest rating in any division since bis second year oi a professional 18 yeara ago. Robinson’s plunge was caused by "his poor showing and loss to Paul Pander" in thrir Jan. 22 fight for the New York and Mas­ sachusetts version of the middle­ weight crown, according to Tony Patrontlla, chairman of tha NBA rating committee. At the time of the Jan. 22 fight In Boston, Robinson was not ratognlted as champion by tbo NBA. He was listed as top contender. G«n* Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, 1* the NBA’s world cham­ pion. Ponder of Brookline. Mass., who took Robinson's hunk of the crown, is rated fourth today by tha NBA. Spldor Webb of Chicago was boosted a peg to first place, fol­ lowed by Gustav Scholi of Ger­ many and Henry Hank of Datrolt. !“ l'-r Ittl T- 1L % 73 v7. i •Swift Card Set Af Kennel Club Eighty fleet greyhounds will leap out of the starting gate* to­ night at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in a 10-race program starting at 8:10 with a number of evenlymatched octet! slated for action. 0 Highlight of the swift cerd will be the Grade-A ninth race in which a coal black dog Is favored by morning line odds of 5-to-S. He's Hobby Son, a veteran raeer who will be scampering from the three-box in the headliner. Hobby Son is a consistent top-flight step­ per. He’s finished in the cash trio in five of his 10 starts this sea­ son. A lightweight miss named O.B.’s •M e lo n mey provide top competi­ tion for Hobby Son from the in­ side post position, the one-box O.B.’s Melon recently outrsn A. R. Ewbanks and Rocky MacGlnty, two of the finest grey­ hounds at tba local speed oval. Ed's Hour Glass Is another highly-regarded, but somewhat in­ consistent, runner slated la the . feature. This 70-pound outstepped big Guttersnipe by three lengths in a recent encounter, but then finished seventh la his neat race. Others la the ninth raee are Blue Shot, Limber Timber, Feast, Saraband and Pleasure Up. The 10th contest will span the stamina-testing three-elgbths-mlle distance. Snake, an old-timer la the sport ol queens, is favored by early odds of s-to-l. O'Neal la another bet contender in the long one. • Ring Results By United Press International PHILADELPHIA - Lea Mat­ thews, 1U, Philadelphia, knocked out Johnny Busso, 138, New Yerk, 1. PROVIDENCE, R. I. - Gil Ed aw ard s, New York, vs. Willie Greene, North Provldesse, Jt. cancelled. NEW YORK—Labouarl Godib, 1424b, Algeria, eutpeiated Reger Haney, M M , Bermuda, 10. CARACAS, Veaesuela - Ben All. 112K, Spain, outpointed Ramon Arias. 11M, Venetuela, SI. C ochins Staff Set LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Th, L«, Angtles Chargtri of tha American Football Loaguo completed their eoacblng staff Monday whan thsy signed vatsran llnsbacker Chuck Noll of the Cleveland Browns as defensive line roach. California Takes Over Top Cage Spot NEW YORK (UPI) - Califorala's defending NCAA basketball champions today cr 'c d Cincin­ nati’* eight • week grip on first place in United Tress Internation­ al's major college ratings. Coaeh Pet* Newell's Golden Bears, who believe the best bffrnse Is a good defense, collected 18 first-place votes and a total of 330 points in tba latest balloting by (he 35 leading coaches who rate the major schools for UPI. Cincinnati, which had held first place since the season began, slipped lo second with 11 firstplace votes and 322 points. California reached the top after holding second place the past four wtaka. The Bears have a 16 • 1 record and lead tbo major teams In dofense. Brndlay, which had to battle for an ovartlmn roadv Irtory over Marquette Saturday night, moved from fourth to third. West Vir­ ginia, beaten by William and Mary In Mat weekend's big upset, slipped from third to fifth, Ohio State advanced from fifth to fourth lo complete a shuffla in­ volving each of tho five top-rank­ ed teams. There wero no changes in the lower halt of the top 10. Georgia Tech remained sixth. Vlllanova seventh, Utah eighth, Teas* ARM ninth and Utah State loth. North Carolina again haaded th* second lo group. Dayton moved from 18th to 12tb. Southern Cali­ fornia waa 13tb, Kansas Stats Mth and St. Louis 13th. St. Jose­ ph's (Pa.), St. Bonavenlure, In­ diana, Kentucky, Southern Metho­ dist and Iowa State tied for 16th. Sly* •■ ttfo rb f rralb Tuea. F eb . NATIONAL GUARD'S Barker trine a push nhot in last night's action in the Recreation Department’s Adult League basketball play. Trying to block the shot is Robson Sporting Good's Kmerick as teammates Ureaemer and Grota and the Guard’s McCarren move in. (Herald Photo) Brave Star Aaron Wants To Double His Salary In 1 United Press Internstleaal Hank Aaron wants 878,000, doubio what he earned la 1S5S, and It's bln for the asking if he can pull a mathematical miracle. All he has to do la prove to the MUwaukeo Braves ha was twice as good last season as the year before. "There's no qutsUon Aaron was a lot better last y tar than he was tha year before," conceded Gen­ eral Mentger Johnny McHale, "but not 100 por cent bettor." From his homo la MobUc, Ala., Aaron said be w as. "very dis; appointed" with the first contract sent him.by the Braves. It called for a boost ovar last year's esti­ mated $37,500 but nothing Ilka tha 100 per cent hike he is asking. Bob Turley was given a substantial raise for posting a 21-7 racord in 1858 but the Yankees took some or that money back Monday on the basis or bis dis­ appointing l-li mark last season. Turlty was in the 830,000-883,000 bracket in 1858. This yaar ha'll bo working for somswbare between 827,000 and $28,000. Busty Bavatl of tho world champion Dodgers announced the MIAMI (UPI) - Forty-throe signing of five players, including eceen-going racing yachts will three rookies. Tho two holdovers spread canvaa at noon today for tbo 22nd annual Miaml-to-Nassau Yaebt Baca. The yachts, • racord number for the race, were le slip peet Governmoat Cut at tho mouth ef Biseayao Bsy Into the open Atlantic for tho 184-mllt run. They wore scheduled te leave In three groups at 11-minute intervals. The Miami Weather Bureau prodieted M-20 miles an hour northerly winds far the start of the raee. With favorable winds, the first racht could reach Nassau Harbor ate Wednesday or early Thursday. Yacht Race Slated Today who slgnsd wero second - string catcher Joe Plgnalano and pinchhitter Rip Repulski, and the three rookies were shortstop Earl Robin­ son, pitcher Phil Ortega and cat­ cher Gene Conaway. The Cubs signed shortstop Wil­ liam J. Oil, a 18-year-old fresh­ man at SI. John's University in New York, for their Lancaster farm club in tho Eastern League. Flu Stops Edwards PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) _ Monday night’* 10 • round bout between Willio Greene of South Providence, R. 1., and Gil Ed­ wards of New York was cancclltd by promoter Manny Almeida whan Edward* came down with (he flu. Finiih In Black WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Washington Senators, who finished last in the American League lest year, made money anyway. It wee announced during the an­ nuel etockboldars’ meeting Mon­ day that the club made a profit of 87.0N.il. This represented quite n lain — for the Senator* — who lost money after winding up last in 1851. CM ROTOR courts or la tha grlavanco com­ mute* ot the National Boxing Aisn. At Providence, R. !., Monday night, Anthony Maeeronl — presi­ dent of tha NBA — aaid, "1 don't recall that th* NBA ever recog­ nised a life-time ban in boxing." However, be stressed, th* NBA wiU regard DaJohn and Netro as suspended in NBA territory at least until they appeal to the NBA'* grievance committee — even though the New York com­ mission is not a member at th* NBA. A favorable ruling by tba NBA would permit Netro aad DaJoha to menage lighten outside New Yerk state. Meanwhile, promoter Norman Rothschild of f yracuse, N. Y., who wee fined 82,000 la a separate decision by th* commiuloa Mon­ day, said: "I will abide by th* 2, ISM — Fnf* I „ 'Bored' Roberson Breaks Cage Scoring Record United Pres* International You'd never think Oscar Robertson was bored with eoL lege basketball. The University of Cincinnati All-America reportedly was ready to quit school last year and join the Harlem Globe­ trotter*. But he decided to stick around for hi* senior ydar because he wanted to add two more national scoring rneorite Scorers In NBA Having Field Day NEW YORK (UPI) - Thcy'ro producing more points than evar in iba National Basketball Asso­ ciation this season — and Wilt Chamberlain and Jack Twyman are spearheading the attack. According to league statistics released today, overall point pro­ duction Is running at an alt-tlma high ot 114.6 per team per game, which represents an increase of 8 points over last season's record bustlns output. Figuring prominently in the new assault are Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors and Twy­ man of tha Cincinnati Royals. Both are within easy shooting distance of the 2.105 point In­ dividual record set last season by Boh Pettit of tho St. Louis liapki. 83 Countries Entered ROME (UPI) — Tho Olympic Committee announced Monday that a total of S3 countries have entered athletea for the I860 sum­ mer Olympic Games at Roma. The last country to enter was Monaco. BoutManagers Barred For Life In N.Y. NEW YORK (UPI) — A "ter­ ribly (hocked* Joe Nstro and partner Johnny DaJohn, who co­ managed ex-champion Carman Baallio, will confer with an attor­ ney today about poiilblllties of ap­ pealing their life-Uma ban by lbs New York Stele Athletic Commis­ sion. In en unusually severe rulio|, the commission Monday barred them for lift from tho fight game in New York state for having paid 851,000 during the pait four yeara to Gabe Genov*** of Syracuse, N. 'Y., an undercover managermatchmaker, Netro, on tbo telephone at his home In Ithaca, N. Y., aaid he wee uncertain whether an appeal would bo mode to Now York atato -— decision, I'll stay in boxing and pul aU engines full spesd ahead la making matches." Rothschild was fined 81,000 and his Arene Club was fined 81.000 because ha admitted paying $10, 000 to Genevose for his help la making a Basillo — Johnny flaxtot welterweight title fight, Sept 13, 1830. to his bulging portfolio. The records Rebertion Mt hi* sights on this season were the ma­ jor college three-year record of 2,338 points set by Trank Salvy ot Furman (1812-33-54) and tho alltime career mark of 2,38V oatahllahed by Dick Hemrie of Wako Forest over a four-year Spaa (1812-33-54-S3). "Big O" wiped out selvy'i re t­ ard Monday night at CUcimati with a lo-point offort that spatt­ ed tbo second-ranked Bearcats th a runaway 8f4l triumph over Drake and raised hie career total to 2,571. Ha'll go after Hermit's mark Saturday night when tho Bearcats ontortala Houston, need­ ing only 17 points to become tba highest scorer la college basket­ ball history. Robertson yawoed hie -way through tho Drake contest. passing Salvy'e record with two quick Tayupa In the first tlx min­ ute*. Play wae Interrupted at thl* point at tho six-foot-flv* forward from Indianapolis posed far photos griphers. Robertson eomplttod hie retard breaking nlgkt by totaling 1$ of 20 free throws, nin* of 21 field goal attempts, 12 rebounds aad seven aielita. Jerry Wost, another All-Ameri­ ca who haa boon playing in Rob­ ertson's shadow for tbo past too seasons, talllad 88 points aad M rebounds In leading fifth • ra tte d West Virginia to a 101-Tl viewry ovar Virginia Military. in th* Big Ten Caaforeneifourth-ranked Ohio State remain­ ed unbeaten, in alt league milage by routing Michigan, IMS, an Jerry Luce* scored II .petal*! Michigan State upset Minnesota, 6443, and Indian* ana turned beak Northwestern, T8-3 rg-as, la a rough gem# that featuured a fist flam between Indian's t's Charley HaB and tha Wildcats WMie —555 W . 1f t ST . 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O U M S T f A P . 7 ^ v ^ WOmtWELL SEE. \ ( OH,DEAR*WE THIS MYSTERIOUS ) V 8H0UIDN> COMMANDER/ J ----- W EBtfSOltVfW T'M N \ WEREHECE’CPOA ME-kur i u m d j want us WOE ITT MTHATy^jriHEV BR06A1LY m t c t f y / Y w ik Q x o j-* P u b l is h e r . s l a k e h o p s * s iL v m HIM T O THE LOME RANGE*’ • VOL’.DARUNC ITS BEAUTIFUL) PRTiENTOQ ) •' WCOOlNS m "S. a n n iv e r s a r y ) J W O U LD Y O U M IN D T E L U N C w hat hus S aaS s " ALAVOST CASTMS COR THE CLASS PLAY/ 11 ( SOMETHING •/\ V WOONO # A3R T H 'S OATC SOiFC i TOOK VOU 710 THE 1 MOVIE - BROUGHT, VOU H0^1e/An^Vl i -7 ham o o p s *r ahem t PICKED YOU U P r Y B itX SO LtAP-YfAR* i. we „ MU HOC YOU UP. H ® w ith PlUTONitM COW/^V TERRlC: THANKS RNew ) ' •* v , 6 0 0 0 NIGHTJ t AOo a err ^ v r ~ c ' V V — ---- A . SOMETHIN®-JJ L f nAA ^ •! L f �Tucs. Feb. 2. I9 6 0 — r a g e 7 3. Real E a ta ta F o r Sale FURN. Apt. 901* W. l i t St. Widow Says Sell UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house. FA 2-3S50, LARGE bedroom, private bath, private entrance: with or without private living room. FA 2-2720. UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, newly decorated. Call FA 241M. 3-DEDROOM house cloae in, range furaiabed. Call FA 2-0MS after 2:00 P. M. ^Tueo., thru FrL • S P. M. day ha* 3-BEDROOM, kitchen completely air coodlti fora insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. FA 3-1711. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! F U R N I S H E D apartment tU monthly, nil utilitiea paid except Tuea. thru Frl. • • P. M. day be­ gaa. Phone FA 2-3071 'till 1:20 fore insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. P. M. FA 2-3555 after «:00. B y 1. •A i n ] DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAYt Cl dEL / • ■' '■*•.- -/v f—j HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East side between Colory and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliances. School bus atop. Quiet neighborhood. I l l par month. Phone PA 24141. Wt have aa excellent selection ef lets, soma of them la Sanford'* moat exclusive residential sec­ tions. Let u* drive yon around and show you what la available. You. wilt he pleasantly surprised at aamo af the prieee. £ IMS. list fsstirs* SnMM**t tie,WwMtkMv “The chauffeur is th n guilty di borrow I t r V. H. ‘'BUT STEMPER Ageney Phone FA 1-4M1 l i t N. Park Phono FA 2-ltll M01 Park Dr. PALL "THE TIME TESTED 1-BEDROOM furnished home 0100 FIRM" TODAY mo.; responsible people only. fer wonderful investment epporC*B FA 9-1000. PRIVATE PARTY to a d fevoiy tunllfee In 94. Johns River pro­ THE SANDS OF TIME borne to Little Venice, reason­ I 0. Mortgage L oom perties, and highway 1740 pro­ LARGE unfurnished bouse: able. Ph. PA 2-2352 between 0:00 ARE RUNNING OUT T. Business OpportaaMas perties. stove and refrigerator, to* and 7:00 P. M. There are oily thro* homes loft S t Johns Realty Co. V-A Insurance month, loot V. P in t «L PI ia exclusive SAN 8BM KNOLLS. S. Female Help Wanted FA 2-3532. 110 North Park Ave. mean* Hitt only throe more •*. Mala Help Wnatod RAYMOND M. BALL This "The Tim* Teated Firm" happy tamillea wdl be able to 1*. Mala or FomaU AND ASSOCIATES •ay: 11. Work Wanted Beal Eatata — Insurance I t. Plumbing Services Surety Bond* "In looking far a bom* we saw II. Electrical Service* SOS So. Park Ava. Fh. PA 94941 CANDY ROUTE maay with MANY of lb* fea­ 14. Build. Paint ft Repair Buford ture* of SAN SEM KNOLLS, but NEW HERSHKY 1L Special Bervicoo Evans Bldg. U k* Maap non# with ALL af them. For PRODUCTS k OTHERS I 9*A P V 1 H I 7 Parian I B Iira B ll-A Beanty RENT A BED • If. Flowers ft Plants instance thorn wore maay with GOOD INCOME tosUxway, Hospital ft Baby Bade 9 bedrooms. I v I k hatha, No Experience Necessary 17. Pete . LtveaOntk • By foxy. Week or Month. electric kitchens, terrntan floors Operate from Horn* 10. Machinery . Tania CARROLL'S PURNTTURR and etc., l i k e SAN SEM W* place and locate a l 19. Boats and Megan IV PA '94111 119 W. let BL KNOLLS, and ram* eve* had Dispanaar* 99. Autoaaohitou the seme FHA financing with ftparo Or Full Tim* 99-A Trailers kw dew* payment and tow HnesBant weekly earnings rotating ■ 90. Fnraltnro monthly payments. But there and collecting from our m w 99. Articles Fer Bel* was always SOMETHING wrong Candy Dispensers in your area, tt-A Article Wanted •like not having eity water Requires responsible person, 90. Nettora ft P srerae L (O) (O) K AT TH1B VALUE — and sewers, ar net having the about 0 hours spar* time week­ B0. Loot ft P o n d t acre*, tote toon 1 miles from Urge, covered patios you see la ly and minimum cash invest­ A |S . Bisection • Inatru daws town. SAN IBM KNOLU, or being ment of 9792.00. fo r interview Goad 9 bedroom hone. I screen­ tocatod to a noisy neighboehood. writ* at once giving full parti­ ed porches, gas range cular* and phone number to Don't pa** this up Oar gg,20i. That ia one thing wo love about Division Manager, Bon H. */* ALSO SAN SEM KNOLLS - R to I extra large tots, ever to acr* QUIET. Another thing, we can •aeh, room for home and par-/ tot our chlldroa play to front dan, to eky. 91,199 teak. because mot home Is on a dead end street and «o don't live FARMER’S AGENCY to eonstant tear that a speeding Needed - 8 - Woman - AVON M. V. Parmer, leahor Aten spaaing to Lake M eant. car will run them down. IT M D. H. Whitman LIKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE Bara that extra m any by COMPLETELY VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY I ranee***Hag A V O N . Write Ph. Pft 9-9137. NOW, Managar, Box 944, And, last but not lead, the eonatractien to guaranteed to be to* Lockhart, Fla. tor toaarvtow to ymar ham*. very beat because efery bit af R was personally supervised by PURIISHED garage apartment, to* builder, Philip BouM." 2540Vs Palmetto Ava. C o ll PA 9-5W4 or PA 90011. SAN SEM KNOLLS Is four blocks west af French Ave. on Twen­ •PLUSH CAMP ON tieth Street. A Stamper associate LAKH HARNEY" to on the premises dally. Wal hoilt cam*, tultabla fer year round homo, two badroems, bath, W. H. “ BUI” S tam p er Agency WHITE GIRL to work to laundry Realtor ft la slum and dry cleaning. Apply to parkitchen, largo living room with FURNISHED house fer rant, H seo. Joe's Laundry ft Dry ASSOCIATES! H. K. Tagfer te rra in floors, elaborate fire Smyrna.Dr., DaBary. Cleaners, MOT Sanford Ava. pile* and barbecue grill, large Arthur P. Day, Everett Harp** Robert V. May, Bert Pilcher, te rra in floor sun porch, and bMUdtef Juat raflalshad and wir­ Helen E. Noonan, B, T. MrCaakil ed, t v extra sleep lag quarters, Phene PA 1-4991 l i t N. Park also includes good bousa trailer, Phooa PA 94311 2001 Park Dr. WT frontage an Lake Harney, Included am kitskaa appliances 9BKDKOOM bousa, kitchen equip, pad. EatabUihad lawn. low acme furniture, afferod oxC. A. Whiddon, Sr. and monthly payments. FA 2-4275. CREDIT ASSOCIATION needs to­ cluslvaly by "Tb# Tim* Taatad tal man 9149 yeart tor contact BROKER Firm.” 9BEDROOM CB house, trrraiao work witk kuslnass and profes­ Mt Bo. Park Ava. Ph PA 1419! floors, tile bath, slactric kitchen, S t Johns Realty Co. astro sional people ia this area. Must lari* Uviag room. Tolal NICELY furaltomd two have car. Plaid training plus l i t North Park Ava. price 10.190. PA 91019. and two hath apartm« atubstantial drawing account for •The Tim# Tasted Firm** J . O. Lanap, m 3 fleet man attested. This la aa unusual FA 2-5M9. money • m a k i n g opportunity. Writ# Manager, Bos 10, */# la n ­ iard Herald. S t JohnB Realty Co. #IRS Interested In Your Interest THE T1MI. TESTED FIRM lid N. Park Ave. Ph. PA S41M SANFORD Plumbing ft Heating 2500 S*. Elm Ph. FA 2-7014. Thii 2 Bedroom borne, featuring hardwood floors, large kitehen, Plumbing & Repairs Jeo C. Thomaa enclosed porch, add fully tiled bath, is vacant, you can look 1»U Saritn St. FA 24040 H over thoroughly and you'll agree It's a good buy at S10.000. ran be handled for 9375.00 down, balance at 2M.no monthly. Seller will pay elating eoata. Plumbing k Heating Etcluaivo with Seminole Realty, AIK CO'THTtONINa loot Park Ava. FA 1-5222 or FA 2-2140 evening* CONTRACT and REP MR WORE 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24542 SANLANDO Spring Area, near golf course; two bedroom CR home, IS. Electrical Sonrlcm electric kitehen, new draw House Wiring — Electric Service drapes. CaU C. W. Ward, Oviedo, Sid Vthlcn FO 5-1541. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ' U t Magnolia FA 2-0015 RESIDENTIAL LOTS DUPLEX, furnished, one bedroom 3301 Park. FA 3-3444. 15. Special Services 12. Plumbing Services AUTO GLASS INSTALLED CUSTOM BUILT furniture - a to ­ ll* piecea ar «*U. AIM feroL ture repair. Cahteato s a f e TA 1-700. Windshield Hack Glass Door Glass Vent Glass $SAVE$ SERVICE New * Used Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. Furniture end Appliances 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4*32 Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODELS 104 So. Park (24 hr. acr.) FA 2 3025 New ft Uied FanUtun ft Afpto ancei. A Good Piece f t BUY. SELL ar TRADE MODERf RUG CLEANERS F u rn itu rt AU Sise Rugs And Wall To Wall Jenkins FA B-TOto Carpets- Satisfaction Guaranteed. 400 Sanford Ave. 1 Week Service Ph. FA 1-7417 • BIO VALUES • 1U1CK CREDIT 15*A B eauty P arlo rs *RASY TERMS DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON • MAIER 1004 Adams Ph. FA * ‘55 Now and Used Furniture RAINBOW Painter* ft Decorators Be Lovelier With Professional 311 E. First 84. FA M R —Free Estimates. Ph. FA 2-1300. Beauty Care. 22. Article* For Bain WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Beard FOR SALE: I-ptoea gray Contact MS West Mb It. suite, practically new, Phene FA 24*41 able. FA 2-7101. TASKER PAINTIN’0 Room INI C H E V R O L E T ear Ndln Special. FA 14150. 110.00; 1 Admiral ehartwevo ra­ THOS. E. THOMPSON dio with 70 turn tabio 919.90; General Contractor AMI to record juke box, perfeet Nome Carpentry Repairs for den, needs Kttln repair Roofing ft Siding 025.00; separately ar a l fer IS . Klownra a Plant* Phone FA 24452 100.00. Phan* FA S-noi ar FA 14014 niter I p. a . B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs FACTORY TO VOV licensed — Beaded —Insured ALUMINUM FREE ESTIMATES VENETIAN BUNDS 000 Laurel Ava. PL. FA 1-7043 18. M achinary • Tool* Bnskied brad. Sag-proof bottom ral with pUslie ends. Ptaalto CARPENTER work and general D. C. 4 Case, D. O. Cast, C. Cast ar rayon topee. Cotton or apian repairs reasonable. FA 2-5001. 04 International, 9-N. Ford. 35 and 10 gallon Bean grove ipray- Senkarik Glaaa *ad Paint Go. IF' YOU have painting problems a n ; all typti grove equipment. 112-114 W. tod at PA 94M9 nnd want to taka advantage of Also Baldwin-TuthiU 34 inch band year* of oxparianca and the saw. Complete welding. Ward best of workmanship call K. M. Equipment, Oviedo, FO 9-3541. Young FA 1-0000 or J. L. Bled­ soe FA S-412S. IB. 8p*cial Services Gateway f t Tb# Waterway KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY Your EV1NRUDB Dealer 1999 Palmetto Ave. Robson Sporting Goode Open 24 hr*, day—7 days a week 20444 R. 1st. Ph. PA 2-1001 INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM iM. MURRAY 1111 Celery Aka. Tol- FA MI94 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 9-4999 After S P. M. SERVICE CALLS |I.M . For de­ pendable TV service call San­ ford TV Center, 0th. and Ban- '•o FORD plekup 9199. Rnel'i Paint ford Ava. FA 14741. Shop, 10th. and Sanford Ave. 41T ir o llV lft v S U O ) r v * i* ■ manta, invoice*. hand bUla, and programs, e t c . Progressiva Printing Co. Phan* PA 92001900 West 19th It- WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD SMALL VENTURA traitor, ideal for huatteg or varatlan, equip­ ped with water and gaa light* extra. 3511 Orlando Dr., DaWitte Traitor Court. Used furniture, applian ce, took ate. Beugbrtold Levy** Mart t i l Baaford Ava. Ph. PA 1-4119 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Fra* Esti­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Bad*. Day, Weak or N mates. Phone FA 3-7G1G. FURNITURE CENTS! 1100 Franck Ava. Ph. *A 97039 DREDGING: Land filled batches pumped in. N* ; small v to large. CaU Tl 1-4020. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE SALESMEN-WONDERFUL Op­ REAL EBTATE DRU’E-IN Bine* 1041 portunity with tha famous Tiny 2044 French Ave. A. HARE DEBAR Tot Safely Tabla Co. FuU or NOrth 14420 NOrth B-4 J. W. HALL t ties*. Distributorship openR tgit1r . Far personal interview U1 HaU” Phan* FA 1-3441 phaa* NO 94120. BEAUTIFUL 9 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN BUNLAND ES­ TATES. Law down payment and taka aver VA mortgage at *•«% later*at, monthly payment 172.43. Ham* aaly 1 yr. old. Move ia COOK, seafood oapertenced. Apply Rea Shell Eaetauraat, 2500 I*. 43 ft. Crestliner Trailer on large landscaped tot. Two 31 ft. porch- 1 Oak Ava. oa aad carports, city utilities. Owaer moving away—So* at 29*4 Magnolia Ava. HANDICAPPED VETERAN, mar­ ried, ago to. aaaklag employ­ "LOTS" OP BABOA1N ment; experienced la bookkeep­ li beautiful l o t a , Hriarcllff, ing: high school graduate; Dratmwold Section, offered exnative of Baafard. Will consider rlusivaly by St. Johns Realty say typo v*rb. CaU FA l-24Sg. Co. at a fraction af the assessed valua. 9T x 120', sec "The Time Tested Firm", immediately for these "Hat Bargalas”, C COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Bnrates available from 1110 daw* —assume 057JO monthly payWASHINGTON (UF1) - Tkto manta. Inquire *4 office ar year the Internal Bavanua Sarvlca LOTS CHOICE LOTS: Near three pbona PA l-TOOg. wdl be chocking income tax re; turns with unusual c a n tor re­ porting of income from dividends FOR BALE and tote re at. t acroa with I bedroom, concrete An estimated five bdikw deHart MUST SELL AT ONCE -Leavlag block home, high and dry loadtown; 2 bedroom frame home aa worth or more goes unreported House approximately .9 years Hwy. te West. Bait after taka*. ^ eaeh year and Uncle Sam toias upaid, with acw roof. Several oak PA 3 24*4, Sanford. W wards af 150* miUion in tasae. trees aad assarted citrus trees. Uk* wage* and aalartes, inter­ Good water. Oa paved Bd. est iacoma to generally taxable. 910,999 with amall down payTax-axemp bends a n an excep­ Officer Transferred tion So la the first ISO af slock This ia your opportunity to pick dividends per taxpayer, latareat up aa outstanding 4 bedroom, I ROSA L. PAYTON credited to a savings account is as bath, deluxe Phlliipi-BulR ham* And Associate! to beautiful Loch Arbor, having Registered Real Eatata Broker access to beautiful Crystal Lake, at 919,909.00, satisfy owner's Ph. FA S-1301 1742 at Hiawatha Form Humphrey Club equity of only 12900, assume NEW YORK (UPI) - Forma­ 4VUW mortgage, with monthly tion af a Humphrey far president HOME 8EKKKR8 S t John* Realty Co. payments kelow what you would eh* tor tha Easter* BUtea was ifay w# show you this I bedroom, anoot tor this typo af home. 110 North' Park Ava. announced. Marvin Basaabarg. act­ BEE IT TODAY. Exclusive with 1 bath horn* located an Rosalia “Tha Time Tasted Firm" ing ehairmaa af the club, aid a PLUMBING Drive. This home features fully Saally, 1991 Park Ava., reception for Ben. Hubert Humph­ Somlaolo Coalractlng ft Repairs electrir kitchen, space beater. HOUSE, 0471 down: I bedrooms, PA 25112 or PA 14341 avanlags rey (D-Miaa.) would bo hold hero Free Kali mates Venetian blinds, aad screened bath, kitehrn, living room. Thursday as oat of ton orgsateaR. L. HARVEY Flarida room. The 4' v n . VA Florida roam, carport*. Large Uaa'a first activities. mortgage balance te 99.000 and landscaped corner lot, (aacad 904 Sanford Avt. Phone FA 93393 low monthly paymeats of 007 back yard. 155 Country Club monthly. Terms on tb# 02400 Drive. Open for iaspcctioa 1:00 Modal Swimming Pool dowa payment if desired, f t* p. m. I* 9:00 p. m. FOR SALK owner la vary anxious to sell Nationally Advertised Esther and will grant immediate posA b o v e Ground Brand Spanking New! Williams Swimming Pool Ideal for tb* outstanding > bedroom, «U *.N »b w»ter labte. Stenstrom Realty ForI bath, LOTS: Ctearod, high ground, 100* double carport valua te S 144', Ito miles west of city HKRBEBT STENSTROM Seminole County, let us show Registered Broker limits. MM. Phono FA S-71U. you tbo newest of HALGEN LEN RI9NER HOMES, priced as low as READY FOR IMMEDIATE LOTTIE BROADWAY IMJ00.99, terms as low as OCCUPANCY KEN TOBfeETT I1J0M 9 down—move ia tomorB-BEDHuOM, I both, Utahan BETTYE D. SMITH row. Inclusive with Beminaia equipped, Flarida room. Large Associates Really, 1MI Park Ava., lot. CaU PA 93433. N. Park Ph. FA 2 2430 FA 3-3333 or FA 2 2341 evenings • 21. Furnltnr* PARK Qowtdtoj. CM > P Wlunoh BETTER HURRY! ONLY 1 LEFT Before PriceB Go Up HOMES Turn Wont On 20th HI. Follow Country Club Mi. A Watch For Our Signs . . . Dow* Pajraosftl-N* Ctontog Ysg * U a sm to tmmm ntalp wbDa tbn pspstH a TOTAL PRICE OPEN DAILY •iOO A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 1:00 P, M. TU Dnrb ShoamahaA VA • FH A • FH A la Serrkt C w T iitim l Finiadng Down Piym M ti Low B« 1421 MONTHLY PAYMENTS �i 0 m\" ■“7 ■ _ _ 0 ® ______' j . O F . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John P. Kennedy (D-Maas.) Mahon hie Malm la Maryland to­ day ta .M of the delegate WASHINGTON (UPI) - Erie fehxson, president of the Motion Picture Assn., said today that mator U. B. movie companies don’t puke, distribute or condone obdeeolty or pornography. . But Johnston, representing nine leading film maker*, said that Hollywood's seif- Imposed produc­ tion coda never waa Intended to peak# all movies suitable for th* dntir* family. .. Johnston made the statement In toetlwony prepared for n House Poet Office subcommittee headed Vp Rep. Kathryn K. Granaban (D-Pa.). Ha Was the first witness A hearing* on Hollywood’* sailprogram and whelhor R BNdi toughening, Mrs. Granahan laid ah* and other subcommittee members had Arrived complaints that somo movlo ads and motion pictures wore to* aexy. Subcommittee aides said Urn complaints gea•rally tovolvod foreign film* and tf. B. movies without tho Johnston Office's aaal of approval -»Jobnoton declared Gut aMvtos hod adrortlm manta approved W fm aetf-lmposcd Hollywood codes ora M t oboeoM or pornographic. • "Tho mombars of our assoelaAau do not deal to Obscenity or garaographr, They don't make I t taring the Democratic president­ ial convention next inly. Kennedy waa tot to announce hit entry In Maryland's May If presidential preference primary at a Joint newt conference In Anna­ polis with Gov. MOIard Tawee at S:M p. m. Mian.), wat raised in Baltimore. At Ihiagt now stand, the 4Syear-old Kennedy It likely to have the Maryland primary to hlmtelf, with Tawea* blasting. Tht governor, It wat understood, decided to past up a "favorite ton" role la favor of inviting Kennedy to en­ ter. Humphrey, while not officially clotinr the door on Maryland, wat not expected to add this contest to the five la which he already it committed to run. GETTING SET FOR the All Soul* Catholic Church Winter Festival are left They are Wisconsin, Oregon, to right, Tonv Trama, Betty Callan and Helen Constantine. All three are South Dakota. Watt Virginia and members of tne committee planning the annual event. (Herald Photo) the District of Columbia. Humphrey hat avoided New Hampshire when Kennedy hat the field to himself, —d Nebras­ ka, where Kennedy hat entered and challenged both Humphrey and Symington to ran. On the other hand. Kennedy la blinking at Went Virginia and Plana a rt bring aomplrted for South Dakota — two apparent Humphrey ttroogholds— as pri­ tha All Souli Winter PoiUval, maries ho wil net bother lo on- Fob. B. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The on th* first floor of th- Labor De­ Betty Callan and - y Trama, nation’s "goldfish bowl" for Amer­ partment budding was a signifl cant atop forward to enforcement co ahatrmaa of the food* commit- ican unions open* today. Money Moving Wt«t too, reported pv- v-ie of tho Th* Labor Department threw of the tow. The law was enacted partly to NKW YORK (UPI) - Not only kami havy filled tho menu for open the doors of a public docu­ ments room so citliens can txam- glvo rank - and - fU* members a are U. 8. Industrial markets abat­ Iho festival. In* more than 50,000 reports filed method of finding out about tho ing to tha Wost and Bouthwoat Th* dinner wlH be served at • under provisions of th* new labor operations and finances of tbeir but tho richer consumer markets union*. Testimony before tho Ben-, arc ala* an tha nova westward. p. m. Coot for tho adult will bo reform law. No ceremony wna planned. But at* Rackets Committee showed A naw atudy of per capita retail $1.» tad 1.71 for the children’s the opening of tho reading room some unto* leaden kept membera to Ignorance white they looted un­ Mra. Hatoa Constantine, general ion treasuries. chairman nod chairman of the woflton'a division, said there will There are nearly to,500 reports bo a larger variety of bootha from international and local uhlous and entertainment this year, at stacked on shelves to the depart­ tho oovoath annual winter festival ment's fU* room. They will be of iho AH Boult Church. mdo available to Bio public upon request, either to person *r in Committee Works On Festival Plans Pastor Talks On Religious Freedom Florida State Fair Opens Today TAMPA (UPI) - The SSth an­ nual Florida State Pair opened for a two-week run today. Am usual, th* fair la being con­ ducted simultaneously with the annual Gasparllla Festival which bogtae with iho pirate "Invasion" of too city next Monday. A wlda variety of oxhiMta aad cattle, poultry aad awtaa Judging a n scheduled this weak along with entertainment attractions featuring tolaviatoa star Dale Mon Finds Dream Girl Next Door MIAMI (UPI) - Paul Uchtsr, to, said ho starched halfway •found Um world for (be girl of Ms dream* aad A m found bar ONE OF tho world'* greatest work*, th# Japanese city o< Mlkko built to 1/10 ecale, will be ihown at the Flor­ ida But# Fair opening today in Tampa. Th# 10,000 square foot display includes 20 buildings and took 64 men 22 years to build. Shown abovs is a pagoda. Six# of people at left ahowa its alia. spoiled coitome with a big buaUo and long, doggy yellow foot. Hia face waa chalk whit* with a bald dome and hla crown was a ttay coM-shaMd can. On hla face was patotod a huga red mouth to a perpetual grin Legal Notice O ttra tr Oommlaaionsre, Ike adaptive of a C om yrshsaijve Soalao R egulation aad fee echadula and aonlng m i pa dividing a ll e t Rewtiioto OaeatV e a u td a af luooryoratad arose I n to . aonlng dU tricle aad prevldtao fer reg u latio n ! an* aaftreom ant there- * * £ C a rr ie d tho girl, Molly Stork, to, Sunday after a whirl­ wind courtship of tore* week*. Utcbcr said ha went lo Israel laat year to starch of a wife. Ilia first wife had dtod. "And what do 1 find practically on my doorstop* but wliat I’ve been looking for on the other aid* of toe globe," he arid. with two large teeth. His nose wat • bulbous rad that lighted up. Hia nama waa Felix Adler and he waa King of th* Clowni. Today to* King is dead. Ha dtod Monday after two •morgoncy operations at St. C lan's Hospital. Mon m on U|M 40 year* Pallx delighted his subjects with hla anUca. Millions - of Americana laupHod at hit clumsy buffoonery (mm Madison Bquarr Garden to 'new world* may well vanish with­ Th* department will charge to in the M xt decade" warned C. W. cents por legal-sited page for du­ Beach, pastor of th* Sanford Bov- plicating Um reports, No on* knows yet how long K will taka to fill as order. The reports range In length from on* page to tho more than to-page organisational report (lied by Walter ROuther’a United Auto Workers Unto*. more to tear from inertia within The International Typographical the country than from any foreign Union, United Mine Worker* and power. The willingnesg of citiaena Harry Bridgei' West Coast Long­ to let aomeone else do their think­ shoremen'! Union have all filed ing for thorn and to rely on govern­ reports despite their vigorous ob­ ment for Mt only ecooomlc secur­ jection lo th* new law's require­ ity, but also religious security ments. Failure' to flit reports under the spell* disaster (or a free democ­ new law Is punishable by crim­ racy." In response to the minister's inal penalties — Jafl terms and challenge for his congregation "lo . something — . about Ul Adventist do members turned to a total of too to ha lent aa a donation from the Banford Adventist Church lo Um work of toe International Religious Lib­ erty Association of Washington, D. C. Tho Association keeps tab* an legislation that tends to indicate any encroaehmaat on religious lib­ erties and when necessary assists with legal action when such might help to defend these liberties. . . |9 - _ m By DICK WEST , Brill | potential tocoma af about SOO.. 000 stamps a weak tnmsgh to fill WASHINGTON (UPI) T h e dunes, OM books. federal government at this point . At this rate, th* government hai l)o clear idea of how many ltYmp every year could exchange stamps trading stamps It has, or what moat for 5,200 electric rasors. or 15,-Q It it going to do with them. the pi *00 tabic cloths, or 7,000 floor lamps, or *.240 play pons or >,2M I atiume that aomewhere out vacuum cleaner*. there In the vaat bureaucracy, Or, better yet, k ooaid save aomeone hat charge of taking the (rucks them up tar 1,023 years and have atampa at they come in and drop- erage enough to got every taxpayer a new billfold. ping them into a thoe box, at we way I do at our bouae. Someday, that aomeone pro- I * turn ably will have to take them all'out, lick them and ttick them B In at amp hooka. Thla it a job 1 do not envy. The glue on trading T l atampt taitea no better than the I W glue on pottage atampt. U 1 The meant that Uncle Sam waa saving trading atampa, oven as By PEED DANZIG nosMontroversiai, cursory ussuSton you and I. There emerged last NEW YORK (UPI)—"The Ftbu- or overlooked completelyyear from the General Services While I wouldn't take the show Administration, the federal "house­ tout Fifties" lasted two hours on keeping" agency. CBS-TV Sunday night and laft mt seriously as proper Weeary, 1 would not hestlteto to tahe -B seri­ Houtewifely, the agency advised wanting more. ously as an example of TV enter­ all other government bureaus to That’s how good M turned out tainment at He best. Th* numbers hold on to any atampa they col­ may have ranged from hkarion* lected, pending further instruc­ to be. The Instant decade, recreated to mildly Interesting, but they tions. However, the Instructions were never dull. haven't been Issued yet. tor TV by Lriaad Hayward, of­ The entire production, of tow ic, The government ka still trying fered a dozen stars doing bright to work out with the trading things. Good taato aad a flair to mad* an impression on me, tost to atamp companies a plan for dis­ crispness and style were ingredi­ sorting them ont, I And myself re­ posing of the stamps without ex­ ents that never h it the production call kn« with tha moot' Jtonooe* changing them for merchandise. as p o p u l a r music, comedy Dick Van Dyke's pantomime numOtherwise, it would have a sec­ sketches, pantomime, dance num­ ondary problem of how to dispose bers, cartoons, photo montage and of the merchandise. kinescopes of legendary TV shows There also is a question of ware blended together to a tostwhether the value of the stamps moving, often beautifal and n e tt­ it worth the paperwork they en­ ing panorama. Henry Fonda and lights were Kw segment called, tail. Eric SevareJd served as the nar­ "The Croatiwe," which kidded TV If the government doesn't mind rator*. commercial to "Mad" mngaitos my butting in. 1 think I can Thera were no villains to Mss. style; a glowing number that assolve the problem. The thing to do is to hoop th* atampa until The aaeesaga, courtesy of Tom created a rehearsal of "My Pair soma foreign potentate,. say tho Jefferson, waa saved for a final lady,” with Rex Harrison aod king of Saudi Arabia, oornea Kara, wrapup. The only barb in the Julio Andrews, and flhaltoy Bor­ show a* contained lo the routine man's vignoto* of a fm taatod ga­ on a stale visit. Tho vtoitor to almost eertato to bp Miha Nichole and Aetna May, ther-sc« showdown. Somo emotional Juba was* da- £ have a surprise gift— a pearl- a water coaler summit meeting In bandit sword or a silver Incense which they sprinkled us with tan­ Uvsred by * * photographs Rootburner for President KlsonhOwer. talising comments on the TV quit logly show. Wo saw Jndy Got­ He wU feel hurt g Iho. haa scandal*. Th# fact that Juqt about land's career unfold — backwards everything else was on a happy- to bar infancy. Wo tow four pienothing for him. Okay, all Ik* h^* to do is keep happy kick didn’t bother mo be­ tu rn that told' the Mflm Itodtf hla guest to a conversation while came, lot's face It, folks, we story — climaxed by n photo of someone grabo up a batch of the wersn" told to expect a definitive his widow to tear*. Tbia segment, atampa and runs down to Urn survey of the past decade by by Charise and Bay Samoa, typifleu th* sure-handed, purpoeefal stomp store. I imagine any det­ Prof. .Arnold Toynbee. The.great-emphasis in the show editing sod ski* with which the art monarch would be delighted by a new etoctrie blender, toaster was in moldiog the many titillat­ show waa put together. My A tti­ or roaster, or oven a charcoal ing fads, fancies and furies of the tude to Mr, Hayward, Me co-pro- $ '50s into cohesive, entertaining dueer, Marshall Jamison, director chapters. Aa ■ result, our TV, no- Norman Jewison, tho writosu, pho­ tioo p 1 e t u r o nod Broadway tographers, pardon* mu, net de­ achievameota received most of signers aod, of sours*, fit* spon­ the- atteattou. Controversial fig­ sor. Banoral Mectrie. They mods "Th* Pobutoua m ta s ~ a mom* WINTER PA RK - A final pay­ ures to the world of politics aod rable 1to-mtouts* of TV. ment of *3.Ml.542 was made this statesmanship were either given week by Minut* Maid Corporation to Florida Orange MarkeUri, Inc., for fruit to th* 1MS-M POM pools. SECURITY The payment bring! tho gross SSOC1ATES, INC. amount paid by Minute Maid to FOM far 1*54-50 fruit to gto,toMto, nearly to million more Iban last year, according to E. STOCKS - BONDS H. Squire, FOM ,General Manager. Squire pointed out that tho MUTUAL - FUNDS l*sa-N assessment for operating costa of th* grower co-operative was a fraction over right-tenths of a cent per box, 14 por cent less (ban th* assessment per bon levied during tha 1057-5* season. Fabulous Fifties Shows TV Medium At Its Best Finpl Payment For Fruit Made A Suit Is Filed On Grace Estate WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e government Monday filed 15AM,00* to tax Hans against tha estate of C. M. (Sweet Daddy) Grace, Ne­ gro spiritual loader who dtod lari month. The Internal Revenue Service said tha liens were filed to U itatea to protect an "asseasmeni" of I5.M4.OQO in back taxea aqd totorsat for IMS and 1M4. 71-year-old self-riyled "boy friend of th* world." who founded Houses of Prayer to cities strung along the eastern seaboard, was understood to have left an estate valued at tto million. Central America ia toadied tha world to population growth, addtog m on tons 1,too,ON parsons P u b lle . baariae* ‘ will ha bald In tha C ourt Seem af tba Samtnate Cuuiur Caurt ;llo u » t, Sanford, Florida aa follawa: D istrict* aa daltnsaiod an official npunty m asa revlalen l l l l t ntatrfci S — C M O M lul.a,, l l m w M ill*'* Blatrta* wblab g a n ero lir la a e rth of a tine lying North o f Lake H a rr M l w eal • f US iT-sa te the South c lip U n ite a t Sanford. Warn e l th* W est our lliulte of Sanford northerly to U th M raet and wool of F r ouch Avenue N orth of t l t b S treet— he bur th* Jtecthw eet any w e n t e f Sestlaale County. H earing on February 0. 1M* a# file P- 5L or a* soon th ertefli-r aa yoaaltilo. S a u la s map may be viewed and eoploa e f the propound Basing regulation* and fa* aokodut* may be obtain** la the M a in * O n b a sem lario Ovoaly Court lion**, Sanford. F l orid*. M a a ta r th re o g h F rid ay from at** A. M. t* n e * r . M. Oamiael* County S oalag CommlaeUe Hy Itobort g Brown vbt • •r,. i>‘ i » j*-'i HOLLER Cor. 2nd A Palmetto MOTOR SA^FORDp ELA* . M rXjT . • ' vV -■>* ■ — f SALES FA 14 711 �I T----■ • V —, . r . . . ;< eft - . • > Porter Lansing Hurt, Two Killed In Auto Cras Headon Crash L eft Two Cars Across Road From Each Other ( j ilt ? VOL. 1 U X ij f r a lh THE WEATHER—Considarabl* cloudiness through Thursday. High today, 12-76. Low tonight, 66-60. U n ite d W in Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA ’Basic Jail Plans Expected By May Plans To Run Board Post The County Commission hopes to have preliminary p l a n s ^ for n new county jail by May and the building program atart• ed in August. The board met with Architect James Gamble Rogers y e s . terday, agreed to look over the Brevard county jail Thursday and start immediately on outlining plana for the jail with News Briefs No Funds TALLAJUMEE (UPt> „ TV* Florid* Nuclear Dareiopmant 0$romiftioa had te tire Director Buford B. Buhl Tuesday because K had ao money to per him. Full Power PARIS (UPI) - The French At sembly today gave President Charles DeGaulle near-dictatorial powers to end the "tragedy" of Algeria and safeguard France’s "liberty and democracy." Specifications Off WASHINGTON (UPI) - A House investigator said today that about N per cent ef the 1,000 bridges constructed under the interstate highway plan fall abort of Defense Department apectfloetioos. Smathera May Accept TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sea. Beorge Smathera (D-Fla.) wlS m a aa Florida’a favorite son candidate tor peeeideat at tee Democratie national convention, State Deaeoaratlc Chairmaa Jamee MUUgaa Three Rescued TUBABI, Japan (UPI) — Japonom miaers whe had buried for M hours to a raved-la real mine were brought te tee aurfgre today, allvo and apparoatiy hi good condition. Five ottera were ■tSI Tax Hope Dim Rogers. At lha' meeting yesterday, the board heard ITth District Senator­ ial candidate and a commissioner from Brevard County, Bernard rush, tell 4 * problc ip raiw ^nar tha cost $150,000 and two holding jails approximately gao.OOO each. How­ ever, ho sold (he new jail at Tituiville is already overcrowded. "We Just didn't plan ahead," Parrish said. Chairman John Krider told tha board that "time Is wasting and we must get to work on the new Jail aa soon aa possible." Rogers said the jail, If the pro­ gram starts la August, ahould bo finished la two years. The board yesterday also re­ ported on their visits to three Jails la the state lest week. The board visited jails la Os­ ceola, Highland aad Orange CouaCountfci. Chairman John Krider said that the Highland County Jail was by far the bast (or tha money invest­ ed that the board had seen. Tha Jail at Behring cost $U0.m aad ban • capacity tor gi prisoners. Krider said that affldale there are planning to add anotter Boer to two JaU to eliminate overcrowed conditions. Highland County tea a popula­ tion at it,tee, about a , one loos than Seminole County. The board also visited the Os­ ceola County Jail, which coat • 1T1.0M, aad tea I t million Jail to Orange Cawaly- Joycees To Hear Circusland Report OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - A Democratic congressional aaugtt today to otamp eat aay lin­ The planner of Clrcuylaml will gering hopes tor general tax reiiaf te guest speaker at the weekly v J i - # this year. Chairmaa WUbur D. Joyces kmc boon Thursday at the Mills (D-Ark.) to the Mouse Ways Ctrie Center. Mmarire Marshal, and Means Committee carved act at Eatertotamsat Eater* Ire he would join lha adadaistra JL wiE cnplato the organise• uoa to opposing any attempt te mat a progress to completlag a general U s rut through tha etaeane tor the big attraction, Jack tion year Congress. liter, program chairman, aaid. B Volusia Probe TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The governor's office said today It la awaiting a report from Stole Atty. W. W. Judge of aa lavoetlgattoa late the official conduct at the chairmaa of Urn North Pea insula Zoning District to Volusia County. The investigation was ordered to Docomhor after receipt of e peti­ tion comDtaiaiaa that Fred W. Hamilton had abused his official discretion- BV JACK North* Orlando la trying to pat bouse to house mail delivery. Mayor Boy IJddlrott told the vil­ lage council tost night teat te wrote lb# postmaster general Jan. 11 asking when Norte Orlando could export house to house delive­ ry. The mayor got an answer Fri­ day saying that tea matter tea * to tea twgtonal office headquarters to Atlanta. I iddlratt aaid teat M t e doesn't te a r shout hie poquaat to the next lew days, t e wBl write Congressman Byd Hortong. In h<s Jan- i i v . tea mayor said teat pick! mall to Narth Orlando la teaard under the oxistiararrsnga9 ‘ k m in NEW YORK (UPI) - Hondo Dorothy Lobohaor. li-year-old coed arrested as a wayward minor tor trying to etopo with a today ketteU star, arpt him "to flaiah your odu cm s*t married." daughter at aa afBctol at Alfred University, Alfred, N. Y.. tod tested to tee e >Leogwood-Oviedo Bead, "V*T* ;/* * F ront Of Death Car TwiBted Sideways; Driver’s Shoe Knocked Off Sanford Man Listed As Critical Porter Lansing, tot grime San­ ford resident and garage owner, waa critically injured last night la a teadon crash which killed lava otter men on Hwy, lT-to near the Late Monroe Bridge. Lansing waa listed la poor con­ dition at Ocangt Manorial Hospi­ tal at Orlando tela morning- Ho was reported to have a fractured upper log mto eettooa face rata among hfa injuries. ■ Thaddeus J. Crosby to Jackson­ ville waa dead on arrival gt Bate* table Memorial Hospital and Laid L Daugherty to Faraandhta Beads dtod to1 tte Orlando Hospital five teura after the crate, High* . Patftomnn Olla Gerri John M. Kitspatiiek of Loch Amur aiwivuiM.ru today tu Arbor announced that he JO H N M. F IT Z P A T R IC K "~ 4 V New Courthouse Need For County Circuit Judge Voile Williams said the county needs a new courthouse and yesterday urged county commissioners not to waste tbe taxpayers money with any makeshift operation. WUUarni, told tha board that, according to statistics, tbe growth of the county will bo so groat by IMS that there will be two resident circuit judges operating In the county. Board Chairman John Krider told Williams that at tho present tlmo the county's financial struc­ ture would not permit both a now Jail and court house. He aaid that “ we must etart planning tor a new courthouse to three years but on tho baaia at funds wo now have, wo can only remodel the present one." . Speaking on the need for a new courthouse, Judge Williams aaid there is a definite need now for (w« courtrooms, three Judges chambers, an office for the court reporter and an adequate law library. The board looked over prelim­ inary sketches on a remodeling Job which la especlrd to cost be­ tween $75,ooa to lioo.ooo. .Preliminary plans call for re­ locating the eeeaty commission room on tho ground floor aad utilising the present chamber on. the third floor aa a library. Otter changes call far installing a small elavator and remodeling to furnish more apace for the tax assessor and tax collector. would be a candliidate In the fourlhcomina prim Lirira for the of mlssloner from fir* of rnunly comm District No. 5. Fitspalrlck la • certified public accountant, has v|Krd In Florida sinre 10)1(1 and hat been a resident here since UUP/He Is 40 year* old and ia a graduate Jof Ohio State University .with a Bachelor of 8*1 r nee Id agree in commerce and adw M M fo e.* He If d n rrtk l to tho former ‘Slrab A.- Urination and they have five boys, Mike, Tom, Jim and Dan. Fitapatrick I* a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Florida Inati* tute of C. P. A.’s and It a mem* bar of the Civitan Club, Chamber of Commerce, Elks Club and Ualta Upsilon Fraternity. Hr and hit family ate members of All Souls Church. Following service of two years in the Air Force In the Pa­ cific during World War II, he has been actively engaged ia bis pro* fessloa and Is a life-long Demo­ crat. Fitspatrlrk said that this was bit first venture in seeking public office, but ha fait that his expert* ence in Ua own profeat Ion could bo greatly utilised "for the better* ment of the community at a whole and for tho Improvement of the economy of the county." He also aaid that it is his desire "to lend greater impetus and guidance to countywide pellets# in obtaining an expanded economy and a sound fiscal policy for Seminols County beyond the scope now contemplat­ ed by the present County Commis­ sion." Fitapnlrisb said te would an­ nounce' a definite platform for achievement and progress in the rommanity and would name bis campaign atoff Immediately fol­ lowing the date of qualifying for the toflre to March. Lkrni To View Europeon Trip Caaaalterry Lions will see slide photos to a trip to Europe at their mooting Thursday. Elton Eirhards. a Lyman School teacher, will show the elides to • European tour te made last summer. The meeting to the (Haas Fountain wtM te at •:te p. to. ■■••'ft , 4 # •J S 9 .f elv Tha mayor axplaincd teat Norte Orlando now tea US home* with about twice that number contract­ ed for construction. Couacilmon Joe Jackson reported m his attempt to got Insurance hide far tte village. Jackson said bids m village insurance arc hard to got h m y if | | f OPBiPBttiSS bid OA fl» actiy tte aamo type policy. Tte mayor to Miami Bosch is having his insurance representative draw up a plan to ten a tu and typo to liability policy North Orlando have, aad Jackson aaid te have m answer ok tte typo to tha mM0>' " kg freetore* and taco nuts. Garrett laid te ia continuing tlto bvoatigstion to tte arridont, which b (te second fatal miatep ia appretomataiy tte aam# loca­ tion state Jan. 1. Two Naval AW gtatloa men wars Utbd In a m all b that area Jan- W • cyv.i, k. **vj i/C iJ ilu i___. Floodwatsra ito b d aoram p a rts to Dtxb today aad t t e W satter Bureau said another round to thun­ derstorms could m ate Impact Flattened Motor Of Lansing's Vehicle (Herald Photos) Ike RapsGeneralsOnSpaceViewpoint WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presl Elanahowcr today sharply rapped generals and otter* far limited viewpoints to missile and space development. Hr laid te sill! thought the present V. B. progrim was eminently capable to deterring an enemy attack. Tha President aaid the missile race with Russia might te a dif­ ferent matter three or four years from now If American pragm a to the meantime came to a halt. But te told a news eonfereke# this would not happen and teat to three or four years tea relative U. g.-Russian position itlH would' bs about what it Is today. Ha said It was irua that Rue- NorthOrlandoTrying ToGet ImprovedMail Service W ayward Minor ' tas to marry Wanna d not changed her mind. n o . 62 i M w i b i a week htoore tte plat that tte eanacil would give Mo sup­ can ha approved. Tte developsrr port to tte project to tee county probably will ask for an eacryency toning director. Jaekaoo said. T te BM Uddlcett told tte council tent two anew are interested to teihtlng waodOvtoda mad near tte BB 4to a driva-ta type grocery store to tatoroactira. Ferry Willetts to Mi­ North Orlando, bet that an deflate ami and Ft. Laudrrdal* la develop­ plana have teen made. At Its Jaauary meeting tea sewning tea t e a m to tte $UA« prim cii adopted ordinances forbidding n a a t. T te council gave Ua backing to shooting guns or burning refuse * day aarsory plnaned for 111 De­ to too village and forbidding im­ am to village von Ava. Fred Wyman, who sated permisaien tor bit wife to ran a nursery there, was laid that tte "bot-roddlag." T te council aim gave _ _ aha to mdilde tea village elusive right to garbage anileat bn I iddlratt laid Wyman tte t vii- h^ortt^O rU ndo ^ tte^A B C Gar to ha mode to tea g m ^ M ^ T * M * " r a ! d tent1p a r Georgs A. gpmr Jh. wns bouaoa to te buJlt in North Orlaado. mission was a county matter but village attorney. ♦ ala waa far ahead to Ibis country ia tte development to a tooatar racket angina tar distant apace sad that tte Soviets would te ahead tar mm* time. Ha added, bowevar, teat tte Batura project showed tte determination to tha United States to progress. Tte rountry, te aaid, could look for- League Hears Poland Report The Lawyweod Civic Lee cue heard about e trip to Poland at lie meeting yesterday. Mr*. f . 6 Wastgnto to Imte Mary ste wed films and epoke an her trip to that country, T te t p. aa. moating we* in the Long.wood Otvia l/oegue hnildlng. The 'Civic League will hold a hate sole Feb. a to get money to rapine* curtains on tte building's stage. T te League will play boat to women from all gemiaob County women's elute Feb. M. ward to n auccaatful completion of tte Saturn project. Elsenhower mid te would like to tec tte Constitution amended to provide taur-ynar terms for House members m they would run at the same time presidential elec­ tions are held. He aim favored amendment to give the President authority to veto specific Hems out of the appropriations bills. This, ha raid, would defeat porkbarrelling. Child Development Film To Be Shown Cooper Matthews, principal to the Forrest Park School for ex­ ceptional children, will apeak and show a film at Bto meeting to tte Seminole County Crippled Child­ ren's Asm. at T:M p. at. Thurs­ day. Tte meotias niil te held la the County Commission room to tte courthouse. Phil Logan, president to tte group, said Cooper will eaplaia tte activities to tte For­ rest Park School aad show a movia m development to retarded childInterested are invitod to attend. Lake Mary C Of C Moats Thursday Klon To Sponsor The County Commission report i lex amassment needed fa r a Chicken Barbee Rivers from Alabama to tte Cartines, awnIlia by. • trank to heavy rains, te s te Warn their te s te Tuesday and swept across those aad» to seres to bottomland. • No towns wars affoatad, hut of­ ficials at Colombia,-B. c , aaid tte Congarao Elver thorn mag to t t e top to Bs bates. Ia tte lowlands h ater Columbia, tho Congarao flood waa described s i tte wont la ynyrg. la 'addition, tte Capa Fear and Nauao riv en la Bastara North Carolina Watsra* Beaded psnr Camden, S. C. Bwamp flooding was reported an tte gratae In heath Carolina and tte Tsmhigte s , Warrior gad Chattshoocteo river* w an on tte rise la tte TanncssM Valley, eaatrtn Mississippi, narth *Alabama and Gcargta. • CoflimissiM Okays Fair Exhibit Funds lamlnata County adB t e wa rrpreseatsd at tte Central FI* Ida fair thanks la g tram tte County On T te board yortarday give tte county's ram mlItea gTM for aa te used st hath tte C Bemlaob Cn later ia tte Tte exhibit otol leading ladastriM to Agsnt Cacti pi a lead to tte board. - At n raoant a mere* hoard to Bkhsrd Dona, ’W fim tawak for L ate Mary will T te Florida Ku Klux Kk t e heard a t t t e L ate Mary Cham­ sponsor a c kickan barbecue ber to Commerce moetleg acted day a t t t e Farm ers Atartiw elad Thursday a t • p. m. t e c T te te f hatn i a t t t e Mary. I l f Chamber aaemhacg wtii ntan te n t BB sad Owrrn Ed. b c a tb a writ t e infer mstien at » p. m . Onset speaker will te Mary roeideate. to aE Lalw Florida governor. tte -J MW tUm � 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 02, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 02, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b94e980b3e037f1a999f6bd991754d4b.pdf 594634536955ccb80de069583b8ea03a PDF Text Text l T»4 l 1 |ro m M nM m H ? h f lO -M Jsn. » . 1M0 MRpf ! m f ' An authority I* the field of edu. nation, Dr. fa re U u Hammond, president of the Aiaocietion fur ■ Childhood Education Inunutlon; J al, will be the *ueet apeaker at . uie ACE meeting scheduled Tut*. I II I p , m. m a t ' Ik. day al the Plaecrest . BeHost auditorium. Dr, Hammond I* prominent in ; both elate and nallenal education , fields and bolds e Doctor of Edu. ; cation degree from Florida BUte f * University. Immediately p r e c e d i n g Ihe ■eating, a supper meeting of the t local ACE hoard will be held. "*■ S i* ' \ ;r Members ef Campbell-Loaslng .. ' fast, Americas Legion, will be - m eets at a free flab' fry Monday several Mocks of a field betwaen Pt the Lagien building on Hwy. BOth and Blth Street*. e • * 1T-M. A business meeting will City Manager Warren E, Knowlea now has half of the rlty'a em­ ployes’ records at hla fingertips. The personnel record file In L- lto * . had a big day recently Knowles office la half flalahed. absurd the destroyer UBS Massey. Tbs III*, recommended by the BanMis Mrthday cans around ass the fold a r i l Service Board, Include* ■aass day Ruak took over as com- application a, physical reports, re­ mending officer of the destroyer, classification, commendation* and The third event of tho day was complaints, ■ any, m city cmentry af lha ship Into tba ship­ ployaa. * • * yard at Norfolk for a M k million Sanford KoUrlans will hear a Stetson University professor of Howard Fnville, president of Russian atudlea Monday. Profs*, the First Federal Bavlngs A Loan sor Bargs Xembowsky will speak i A nn. wsa dismissed from the at the Botarlaaa' Cl vis Canter , Reminds Memorial Hospital thla week. He had suffered a stroke U . George Ashley Jr. et tha Sanford Naval Air Button la pas­ >. Samiaola High studanU will ting aut cigars with both hands tV hear aaato ad thee* 7« trombone* •Inc* his wifs, Laths, pi m ated FWk. B» Tha University af Florida him with twin boya Jen. M a t . Band will play a t tha school as- Orange Memorial Hospital. Robert <tenthly from 10-11 p. to. Shades af Lawrence Ackley weighed seven L’ll Abner will hit Ihe school earn* pounds, two anneae and brother i — 'e h . m *bea the student Thomas Eugene, seven pounds eight ounces. V m Baaferd public library will .M M gat • »«w coat ad paint— light msrooa paint. Recent addlHews to the bookshelves Include *Th* Joy ad Musie" by Leonard BerosUlat "Fuel for Uu Flame” hp Alto Waugh, author af "Island la the B u r t - aad -May This Reuse (to Bade From Tigers” by ■Aletsndac Klag. This cwtlausa King's msmelrs begun In "Miss Enemlee Grow Older.” "Tbs Ar­ mada”. the story of the famed ■psalm fleet by Garrett MsUlagb , aad "Tha Eatons af Hyman loo didn’t believe la slavery but tore aad his aUta. Ruth Taylor .aald. Bh* told of Lae's devotion to hie family and how his teaching to Washington Collage helped ■TOthere education after the war. Jtou* Woatgato gave Ihe epic .touch a t to read tha poem, "Genaa tf lM at tha Battle to tha WilderB ^ W S S lE fo W illto ! to Leo’s tornday was amaaond bp Mrs. HNda Wray's alas* aad tha Nor­ ma* DtVare chapter to tho United Daughters to the Confederacy. A UPC represents tiro praised the ivo his impression CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — Tba Air Force Titan: A muchMeded addition to Ihe lagging U. B. defense program—er a Mg waste of moMy. Hill question la makiag Use two-stage Intercontinental ballistic mtiilla a lop candldata for "Mili­ tary eonlrovtrop of tha day” hon­ or*. Ths Air Force seat tho Uf-toO missile to a tell stand Wednesday —aad oac* again drew a blank. K spurtsd Kama aad smoke for only a split tocond before R wai automatically cut off when trouble occurred. The missile wag not damaged severely, but the fact that It fail­ ed to get off the pad lalt tha Titan prey to another barrage of criticism. Titan ie an ICBM with a purpose similar to, but m an sophisticated than, the famed Convalr Atlas. "flephiaUeatlon" 1* tkla to "anmpllcalloa," aad ikat’a boon foa alary of a trying year af npo aad CHICAGO (UPI) Arbitration or appointment ef a presidential fact-finding board appeared the only alternatives today U head off a possible nationwide gtrike of two large railroad unions. Wage negotiatloni between ma­ jor railroad* and the unions, re­ presenting 17,000 workers, virtual­ ly all the nation's engineers and firemen, became deadlocked Thurs­ day and no new sessions ware scheduled. Leverett Edwards of the National Mediation Board said bargainera for the Industry and the 87,000-member Brotherhood of Loco, motive Engineers (BUB) were sept home lata Thursday night when talks collapsed. Earlier, t h e 00,000 • member Brotherhood ef Locomotive Ft le­ ssen and Bnftnamen (BLFE) broke off negotiations with rape*, tentative* ef the IM-170 railroad* affected. ir Inna Sanford, Florida Evening* Jen aery It, 1M0 F. M. English. ■ Sanford realdent for the past Si years, died in a Tampa hospital Thursday. The 80-year-old Country Club Road resident died after a linger­ ing Illness. The father of 10 child­ ren. Mr. English was a roofing contractor here for Ihe past so years. He was a member of the FirM Baptist Church aad af the Sanford Masonic Lodge tt. Mr, English Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Nettle H. English of Sanford; 10 children, F. M. "Pete” English Jr. til Detroit, Pvt. Wil­ liam English of F t Banning, On, Pfe. F. English of Ft. Campbell, Ky„ Johnny English and Tommy English of Sanford, Mr*. Maria Hauser and Mrs. Betty Lou Thomas of Lake Mary, Mr*. Martha Ann Holder of Casselber­ ry, Mrs. Mary Jane Teriap, and Judy English both of Sanford; two brothers, P. W, English of Gulf­ port, Mils. and. J. E. Englith of Saniord; three sisters, Mrs. M. A. Harkey, Mrs. Heater Davis, and Mr*. Josephine Spears, all of Sanford; and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will b« at I p. m. Sunday at the graveside in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Sanford Masonic Lodge R will officiate. Instead of flowers, donations ■bould be made to the Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Hospital in Umatilla. All Masons ara asked to meet in the Sanford Masonic Hall at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. Brisson Funeral Home la In charge of funeral arrangements. James Mitchell Dies At 78 Jamas Oliver Mitchell, 71, of Eureka Hammock died Wednesday night amSomlnola Memorial Hoipital. Ho Is a native of laniard and ■pant all bli Ufa In this a n a . Ha was a member a( too thornier Method let Church. Ha la survived by hie wife, Ruth, two daughters, Mrs, Rufus Banian aad Mrs. Mary a a rk ; ala graadehlldm and five groat graadehlldPM and a brother, George MileheN. Funeral service* will .be con­ ducted at t p. m. Sunday at the Gramkow Funeral Hama with Rav, Billy Gritfta officiating. Bur­ ial Will bo la Evargnan Cemetery, Pallbearers will be W. W, Colemen, Ed Dltrla, Paul Bennett, David Carpentar and Roy Stinson. Tho Sanford Area MlalsUrlal Assoclatioo will moot seat Thurs­ day. Formerly the name of this group wm the SemlMle County Ministerial Association. K Include* mloiaton ad aN established churches la the eouaty. The regular monthly meeting The letter was addressed to a Lt. Talmadge 8. Baggett. Tha only two men in the squadron with simi­ lar names are U. J. T. Talmadge and Lt. (J. |. ) M. L. Baggett. Nei(her wished to open the letter be­ cause it was from another squa­ dron and was official. Returning the letter to the origi­ nator solved nothing because with­ in the week It was back to VAH4. It lay dormant until laat Tuesday, when Lt. Talmadge S. Baggett of VAP-R came to tba duty office od VAH-3 looking fur hla leller, Lt. (J. g.) Talmadge was on duty and quickly solved Uio mystery af tha missing latter. Lt. Baggett Is at tha Naval Air Station for temporary additional duly training In tha A3D photo attack plane. Hla bom* h u e Is Jackaoovllle. U. (J. g.) Baggett and Lt. (J. g ) Talmadge are permanently attachad to VAH-3 In, tha Aircraft MainUna nee Department. Neither U . Baggett nor LI. <j. g.) Baggett a rt related but have be­ come friends through thla strange coincidence ef names. All throe officers aa well as the squadron Uaclf received a good laugh from lha Incident. Mrs. Sadie Cohen Dies At 82 Mrs. Sadie Cohen, 82, ol 313 Palmetto Ave. Saniord died Thurs­ day night at her home. She came to Sanford In 1854 frOra New York CUy. She wsa a member of Beth Israel congregation. Sh* is survived by her husband, Jacob; three dsughter*,- Mrs. Tessie Abramson, Mrs. Ruth Sell­ er and. Ester Feldlcr; son, David Cohen, and one sister Mr*. Anas Apple. Funeral services were held this morning at Gramkow Funeral llome with Rabbi Morris ldell officiating. Burial waa in Orlando. Hopefub To Talk At Sheriff's Meet PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Po­ lk* rounded up M Negro beys Thursday following n riot aboard n tonlley car In whkh thro* IS* year-old white girls were molested and their clothing tor*. Chessm an Goes Nine of the beys, nil atudente nt Daniel Boone Disciplinary School, It Alone Again were held aa Ihe ringleader*. SAN FRANCISCO (UPIV-Caryl Boom ef the pupils had gena to Chessman, who studlsd law for the aid of tho girls during tha menearly U years on Ban Quentin prison's death row, today taeod The three girls were treated for what may ho hla Rnal court ap­ shock at St, Mary'* Hospital and pearance. latar Identified their assailants at Tho 38-yoar-oM aenvito • author took hi* lilt in hla own hands peitoa headquarters. Thursday In an effort to oecap* an appointment with the gas ahambnr Adult Fellowship In exactly three weeks. He "diachariad” hi* fort* at­ torney* and mada n personal tod Group Holds M eet Mrs. B. W, Carlton was host*** for n writ of habeas corpus before Federal District Judge Lout* B. at a mealing to tha adult fellow­ Goodman. Tho Judge said ho would ship to the Barnett Methodist announce hla decision In tho eats Church.*! Enterprise last Manday evening. Rev, Bill Bwyaar lata today. •endueted the devotional end n severed dish supper was bald af­ VtilU Lodge terward*. H. M. Gleason and I. V. Williams At Sunday's 11 a. m. service, of Laka Mary attended tba installa­ Rev. Rwyear will apeak «* "Op­ tion of officer* at tho Oddfellow* position To Christ.” Lodge la Now Smyrna Beach, WedMaday. Gleason to lha district danuty grand m u ter and w u in Cordially Uivite you to be present nt the MILLBROOK, Ata. (UPI) - An elderly Negro couple wai killed late Thursday night when a crip­ pled Air Force Jet trainer ripped through their frame 'house and diiintegrated. PENSACOLA (UPI) - At least seven of the nine announced Flo­ rida gubernatorial candidates will make brief talki today at tb* mid-winter eooftrance of the Flo­ rida Sheriffs' Ann. The "Future Governor’*” lun­ cheon will wind up tho group's two-day meeting. Candidates expected to epeak Include Stats Beni. Doyle Carlton Jr, of Wauchuls, Fred O. Dickin­ son of West Palm Beach and Harvlo Belter ol Bonltay: John McCarty of Port Pierce, brother of tha lata Gov. Dan McCarty; former House Speakers C. Farris Bryant of Ocala and Ted David of Hollywood; and Jacktonvilla Mayor llaydoa Burns. All Ralnts Episcopal Church, women of Enterprise will meet al p. m. Wednesday a t lha parish ou»* and will hear a talk Hr Mrs. Margaret Elmers on mis­ sionary work to Puerto Rico, S Gueit Speaker Chaplain William Hearn to the Sanford Naval-Air Button will he the guest speaker at tho Ebenser Methodlet Church service at 11 a. m. Sunday. Guaranteed gto COMPLETE V i Fellowship Group Attends Conclave The Westminister Fellewahqr group of the Presbyterian ChurelO in Laka Mary attended the Youth Fellowship Rally In Leesburg lest Sunday and was the runner-up in the attendance contest with a group ef fourteen. Those enjoying this occasion wars: Bobby Osbourn, Michael Pups, David Wilson, Bobby Bar, hour, GI e n d o n Anderson, Bill Shook, Phyllsa Flaherty, Dolores Kirsch, Myrna Williams, Gayle_ Burke, Dorothy Lsney, Sandy* R6well, Lee Riser, and Rtv. John PI Hey, This group la sponsoring tha An Impressive candlelight In­ showing ef the film, “The Mark of stallation service lalt Sunday tho Hawk” at the Lake Mary Com­ marked the beginning of a m w munity Presbyterian Church Mon, year for the Luther League of day, starting nt 7:80 p. m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Pastor Ernest Bollck Jr. offi­ ciated In tha ceremony which ssw the following young people take office In the league: Doug Smith, president; Carol Repp, vice president; Cheryl Repp, secretary; Penny Anderson, trea­ surer; Karen Maliler, recreation secretary, and C. J. Meliler, as­ sistant recreation secretary. Prior to the official lnstaUatlon, ths leaguers held their busi­ ness and admini-trative session. A discussion on the topic of evangelism was presented by Miss Carol Repp. Corvair’a oconomy begins with Ha initial low coot, and every mil* you drive is money la the pocket. Your gas doUara will now go farther.,, bootuse lha Corvnir delivers mike and miles and miles par gallon. And whan you change oil, Um refill toonly fourquarta. Because of Corvair'a low weight (1,335 lb*, lorn than conventional can) aad extns-low price, you'll rank toe added mvinge in many atotoa to licensing and insurance eoatn. When winter eoenso, just tot itCorvair’a air cooled oix-ryUnder an­ gina rids you forevw of anttfroooa hills. Conrsir has no radiator eo ao you aan forgot about leaks and wore hopes. Important aa seaoomy to H M b only p u t to Corvair’a glad Mary. Tho aluminum angina to tha rear Churchwomen Meet The pilot, Lt, Col. Roy H. Turn-, quilt, ejected himieir moment** before the crash and was found staggering in the front yard of a home near here, dragging hi* open parachute behind him. Msham ■Jones, hii wife. •“ ‘ •I 78, »»» and <ua WUC, Louise, 07, perished la their beds shortly before midnight when the T33 jet smashed Into the ground in front of their home, exploded aad disintegrated tore through the hou*j. Turnqulst suffered ■ possible* broken ankle and multiple bruises and abrasions. He wai taken u Maxwell Air Force base hospital la nearby Montgomery, where ho was reported in shock. The officer, stationed at Ibe Pentagon in Washington, was only able to give sketchy detalle. Ho said ha was an route to Bandail Air Faroe Base, T w si, from Washington, whoa Mo p ti had a power toOure and an sp1 parent explosion la Km engine compartment. Tumqniot n td he w n forced to abandon the aircraft and nfeeted himself at an altitude ef about aw foot. Air Force officials said Turnquiet "got Into trouble as soon aa ha was airborne'' after taking eft from Maxwell when he hnd Mop­ ped to refuel. , “ All he eould do wai ball out,*1 aa Air Force spokesman said. tha aura braking action front and rear. T hat’* Urn p ro o f m praatoa weighs MOTOR TUNE-UP V-8 ENGINE « cyL ENGINE Nom-Jut deUvtry, fumrabls dealt! Set yow local mUKorirnd Odereto M t , Car. 2nd ft Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. i i i �— <fl [" • 1: i'-'-’v-vi' im i , i • r»r- ■1 •’— ifHK French Grant DeGaulle Full Emergency Power E U ? g>anfor& S fm tlb I I 8 P A W . (UPI) -T h # Trove* Cabinet granted Gen. Charlae DeGaulte hit emergency power* lodij and Parliament wat turn* mowed late special session Toesdap to ratify the decision. Aa announcement to thi* effect waa made bp Information Ministar Roper .Frey following an hour and a bsM Cabinet aenion held shortly after the settlers' rebel­ lion in Algiers collapsed com­ pletely. Last to surrender against the overwhelming odds was Pierre LaGalltarde, a rcd-bcardrd »■ pear-old former paratrooper. The end to the eight-day insur­ rection against DeGaulle came at * by raq A P U N C H foMrgdnt (fia s blacked out by roquret) side a istreet gipaa a haircut to am army paratrooper alongside barricade hi Algiers. A French revolt which had spread throughout Algiers was eruahed today. Israel, Syrian Forces Clash TEL AVIV, Israel (U P!) — Israeli and Syrian armed foreee fought a raging n igh tlon g battle that lasted until dawn today in the dem ilitarized tone south of the Sea of Gal. ilea. There were casualties on both aidas. Several houre la tar fighter planes from the two nations q clashed in a brief dog fig h t over Metulla on the Isrsei-LebanAa IsrnaN mlliUrp apol •aid la Tiberias that tors* Israelis wece'Ulted Si Mm barite tor Mm AMb village sf Tawafik. Seven mess eeidiets were wownded in the attaek, launched against Syria after aa Uriel! herder patrolman was killed awd tore more n uen'dad Mbs a herder slash Sunday, 7 A spokesman. InsDemasatia-aaid two Arabs were killed and tour wounded In the flgkting at TawaMk. Mews af the aerial dog fight earns from aa sn ap spokesman In Tel Aviv. He charged that four Russlnn-bullt MIG jot figbtora from Syria tried to penetrate Is. raell l i r spies end wen chased i f f ip two Israeli Jets, fo _ The battle at Tawafik was the most serious in a festering series ef Israell-Spriaa border fleshes Mut began last Wednesday, laraell Chief ef Staff Haim Laskov rushed to a cabinet meeting In Jernanlma to give a detailed re­ port on the crisis. Reports conflicted. The United Arab Republic spokesman In Da­ mascus reported the Israeli at­ tack on Tawafik lasted "almost fo all tha night boura," and included tanks, field artillery and mortars. ' "Our artillery retaliated," Mm I A A spokesman said. 'Tha en­ gagement lasted four-hours, after which the IsrMlii occupied the un­ armed village ef Al Tawafik after their tanks end infentry had en­ tered ft" # Ike To Ask Space kH ey Increase .‘LNVER (UPI) — President Hemhewer announced today be would aak Congress to increese spending far tbe nation's apace pragmas by 111 million dollars, principally for the Saturn project. § The President, here an n brief stopover an route back to Wash­ ington from a West Const Holidny ■aid the 1M1 appropriation reguest tor tbe National Aerouatucis and space Administration should he increased to 01» million dol­ lars Press Secretary James Hagsrty •aid tbe additional funds were requested "to accelerate progress ea Sato ran end ether elements of O the nation’s super booster pro­ gram." Tbe Saturn, a cluster ef Jupiter rockets having aa estimated over­ all -thrust ef lie million pounds, to considered lbs nation's beet bet to carry men on his first trip toto outer space. Searchers Find ^Missing Youths PANACEA (UP1) - Searchers today located turn youth* missing since lain Sunday while on a fishing trip near here. The CirM Ahr Patrol said the two boys were found in their f[«uii»g boat n*»1|to near Uw month af too AaclUa Elver seme ST miles oest af b en. Tito CAP •aid the boy* were in good shop*. Boy Hit By Truck Escapes Injury A two and ■ half year-old Negro boy oicaped Injury when n truck threw Urn from hia tricycle latur, day. Little Ernest.HaudStT'Mde hia tricyelo up to a track stopped at Roosevelt Aw. and Southwest Rd. Willie Marvto Pope who was driv­ ing the track started to back up and hit the tricycle beside him. Ernest, who lives at 1411 Roosevelt Ava., was taken to Seminole Me­ morial Hospital for n checkup. A pile-up on French Ave. the mme day brought IBM damage to' the two cara involved. Emeraon Franklin Henry drove Into the back of William Thomas Totf's car whoa Toff slowed down to turn from Ftoacb Ave. Into llth St., police add. Henry who Uvea In Mm Park Ave.- Trailer Park waa charged with failure to have hia vehicle under control. Toff ia from Myrtle Beach, S. C. A single ear had the aame amount of damago Saturday even­ ing when Emeraon R. Dixon ran into the back af another car to almost the aame apot. Joe Carr Hawkins of Roosevelt Park, San­ ford, aald be stopped at French Ava. to (urn toto lath St. Dtoon'a car received IBM damage when be ran toto the baek of Carr'a auto, police said. Dixon, SOB Elm Ava. wax charged with reckleaa driv­ ing. In other accideata Saturday, Clar ence Davis, an Oatoen Negro, and David Peffrey, a Negro of isoe W. URh St., were charged with faUure to yield- Mm right af way. A ear ran Into a porch at NT Persimmon Ava. and Charles Beckly MacMil­ lan af the Wricks Apartmania was charged with failure to have hia vehicle under control and driving while intoxicated. Society Adds Members, Funds Public response to tha gaaford Humana Society membership drive bee resulted la a roster ef t t members, collection of Stab in duoo and denallena and tha htgmntog of an educational pragram by Mm eociaty, The fund total waa boosted today by receipt af aantrlbutians from Mr. and Mr*. George Garrieon and tbe Sanford-Ortondo Kennel .Chib. Senkarik Paint Co. a Wo donated paint for an animal shel­ ter when a building W obtained, Mr*. Harriet Cowley, protodeat Mid. LaGaDIarde marched out of the barricaded tone to the heart of Algiers followed by 300 members of hit armed forces, Moments later, the barricades thrown up test week begin coming down and army troops moved into the areas. News of the surrender spread tike wildfire through tha streets of Algiers. Thousands of civilians gathered to the streets to shout for tha insurgents and chant "Al­ geria Franraia" (Algeria is French) the insurgents' war cry. Two army helicopter* hovered over the barricaded tone while gfoup* ef stragglers dragged oul stocks and equipment and loaded them into army tracks. LaGalltarde led his men out from Mm berrieadee behind a French tricolor. They boarded trucks and army officials said they had been taken to tha 1st Foreign Legion Regiment’s base at Seralda, M miles w a t of Al­ giers, Troops who entered the Algiers bank (headquarter* of insurgent co-leader) Joseph Ortiz found it empty. There were reports that that be had gona toto biding. Red-beretcd paratroopers moved forward to tha main barricade, spanning Charles Peguy Street, at lt:M a. m., but stopped abort a few yards from the anln-hlgb wall of paving atones. Thfcf stood there waiting until a group of Insur­ gents marched out. The paratroopers aiMffother sol­ diers facing the barricades snapped to attention and present­ ed arms aa tha tosurgante Med through. Momenta latet. ether, Fnych Mttlera who haft defied 'OcUauIte and tha French army for more than a week, began dismantling tbe main barricade. Many had tears in their eye*. Frey's announcement indicated that DeGaulle was not satisfied with the present working of too Fifth Republic’* Constitution and tha Cabinet. It aloe wax a atrung hint that he would not atop In bis drive to restore toe powers of the legal authorities to all fields despite the collapee ef the uprising hi Algeria. R was toe first Ume since the outbreak af World War II Niat a French chief executive was granted emergencp powers in peacetime. Frey said tha government will have full powers under Article 38 ef the Constitution of Oct. 4, IBS*, largely shaped bp DeGaulle himself. I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines . . . . . . . . a m American TAT .. ........... . KH American Tobacco a a a * # • • . 10«*i Ilet hie hem Steel ............ . JO’S Caterpillar Tractor .......... . aits C A O ............................. . 67Vv Chrysler .............................. . 4.U* Curtiss-Wright .................... . 27 Hu font ............................... . 23IM Eastman Kodak ................ . Mis Ford Motor ....................... , SOts General Electric ............. . 80's General Motors ................ . 48 Int. TAT . . 31is . 36tt Lorillard Minute Maid .......... .......... . 18*i Penney ............................... . !1> Penn RR ........................ . , 15*4 4 Royal American ................ Sears Roebuck ............... . 43'k Standard Oil (NJ) ............. 47 18»» Sludebakrr ..................... . BO's U. S. Steel . ■•••••*a•« # •J*s Westlnghouie El News Briefs Changes Mind ATLANTA (UPI) Fortner Georgia Tech defensive baBkficId coach Low Woodruff, who re­ signed tost week to accept a position on tbe University of Flo­ rida coaching staff, hat derided to stay at Tech because af an illness to his family. Large Crop Reserve WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tim Agriculture Department estimated today that more than 2i million acrei of cropland would be held out of production to i 860 under conservation reserve contract*. This U about 5,300,000 acres more than wars to the reserve last year. M acArthur Better NEW YORK (UPD—Gen. Dregl*e-. MiteArthur, - beopitellif* a urinary ailment, waa reported improved but still to serious con­ dition today, lie wilt be to Ibe hospital for at toast two weeks. MacArthur, who waa ao last week, waa reported feeling strong­ er Sunday. Ha entered Lenox HllHoapltal Friday complaining of not feeling well. Reckless Fishing TOKYO (UPD-Radio Moacow accused the Japanese Sunday night of reckless fishing which threatens aalmon, trout, crab and herring resource* to tha North Pa­ cific. The Russian radio made the attack to a broadcast beamed to Japanese listeners on the eve of the opening to Moscow of tslks in­ tended to set Japanese salmon, crab and herring quotas for imo to waters eft Soviet Kamchatka. Fears Jail Return WASHINGTON (UPI) — A new move for creation of a missile "czar" appeared likely today to the wake of statements by two military leaders on the short and long term dangers to the United State*. The abort term danger, accord­ ing to Air Force Gen. Thomas 8. Power, ia that in two years Rus­ sia may have enough Interconti­ nental missiles to launch a mas­ sive nuclear attack on this coun­ try. ■ &&& But Smith, a bitter roe of the measure, promised that he would not "dilly, dsliy or delay" hear; togs. Smith (old newsmen he could "ace no reason why" the committee would not clear the bill and send It to the House floor thie month. "11 would take sevrn votes, in the committee and it looks lika they have them." he conceded. Smith charged that baekrra of the hill actually were nut interested in passing it but were seeking to make it a political issue to an election year. Specifically he aimed bia bleat at Rep. Emanuel Cellar (D-N. Y.) chairman of the Judiciary Commit­ tee which drafted the bill. He said O iler himself had "dillied, dallied and delayed," for seven months last year. He said teller until to­ day never had pushed for Rules actiun to route the bill to Uw floor. As Servant O f Community M ental Patient Stabs 6 On Street tee disagreed with Medaris, but aald: "Wa've got to have more one-man control. 1 don't want dic­ tatorship • but something's got to be done about this bickering and back biting that Is still going on." Rep. Chet Holifleld (D-Calif.), chairman of the congressional subcommittee on radiation, aald figures developed by hi* group last year take on a lew signifi­ cance to the present situation. Holifted said that if Huiala launched 260 missiles with H-bomb ^ 7 ? ' 1 • v ,t,N R w ■ — 7 ;y . p J warhead* at B4 American tar­ gets. 30 million Amcrleant would be killed and M million injured. Th* 360 missile* are approxi­ mately tha number that Power, rhlef of the Strategic Air Com­ mand, believe* the Russians could have sometime to 1K2. By coincidence, 38* la alao tb* number of intercontinental balll*tic missiles that America baa "programmed" to far. But there la no chance that they could all be rmplaced before toto 1*43 of 1*64. Russians Report 'uper Missile In Final Testing COMMUNICATION MOON OELAY SYSTEM ' w iS u i;. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Rule* Committee decided to­ day to hold hearings, starting later this week, on the long-stalled civil rights bill. No limit was set on the length of the hearings. But Chairman Ho­ ward W. Smith (D-Va.) told news­ men the committee "was of a mind to limit them to a reasonable extent." Tbe action was taken to closed session shortly after an open door scrap over a motion to clear tha controversial bill for House action immediately. The motion, made by Rep. Ray J. Madden (D-Ind.), waa with­ drawn after it became apparent M would be beaten. Madden —mended that hearings by the 'conservative-dominated committee could delay action on the bill, which provide! new pro­ tection. for school, integration nr- Chamber Honors Bitting lina "throughout his yaars as a resident af Sanford participated to, organised and encouraged all types of civic activities, and gave unselfishly ef his time and effort la Ms* betterment af our tornmunity and slate." Bitting, who waa al*o a membar af toa First Methodist Church, Masonic Ladga N*. M and San­ ford Elba Club, waa manager af Tauchton Drag Co. Ik a Chy Coca mission alao adopt­ ed n resolution at iu tost meet­ ing to tribute to tbe rlvic efforts af BiUtey, especially commandIny bla wo:* ra n r'., rti -ml-sloner, v Retiring Army MaJ. Gen. John Mrdari* said that at tha present ratea of progress Russia may completely dominate space with­ in to year*. Medaris, whoa* retirement from the Army became effective Sun­ day, said to a farewell interview with Miisiles and Rocket* magasin* that all missile and space ac­ tivities should be placed under a joint military command. Chairman Overton Brooks (DLa.) of the Ifouie Spare Commit­ Rules Committee To Hold Hearings On Rights Bill Oregon Newspaper Trucks Blown Up Vole Renewal Cards Requested NO. f i t Space Race M ay Bring Missile Czar MIAMI (UPI) — Convicted amb«aaUr James E. Evans said Sunday he would be killed by other prisoners if he is returned to Salford Mate Prison. Evans, 37, said bo Informed on a guard to break up a ring sailing narcoliecontaining nsaal Inhalers while at Raltord. Ho was to Dade Coun­ PORTI.AND. Ore (UPI) -E ight County resident who wish to ty Jail hers Sunday awaiting trial vole this year were urged today for grand larcony and passing trucks serving the Oregon JournalOregonian were blown up at two bp Mra. Camilla Braes, supervis­ bad ebaeka. locations to the Portland a n a Sun ee af registration, to mail la their day night. voting registration renewal cards Forced To Resettle The newspapers have had labor "aa soon as possible." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe difficulty aincc last November. Mia. Brace said that 11.300 Three sticks of dynamite, attachcards wera mailed out and 10,HI House Committee on Un-American Activities report* that hundred* rd to a five-foot (use that had have beca returned. Mra. Brace explained that those of thousands af men, women and fizzled, were found oa the floor of who haven't returned their cards children a n being forcibly reset­ another truck. It waa disarmed by must do ao at once ao their names tled in Siberia and Turkrilan by a police officer. Four of Ibe truck* ezpludcd to will be retained an tbe voting list*. the Communists. The committee Tbe nurd system ef ehecilng released loader the sixth to a northwest Portland, the others to registration *la effected each two series of reports of tbe "crime* the downtown arra of Oregon City years according to Florida law. of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru­ 11 milei awgy, all within minutes Ail cards should be returned to shchev." Tbe report said tha re­ of each other shortly before 11:10 —— — — —_______ tbe voting registration office to location waa from the Baltic p, tn. Two other truckx parked nearby state*, tha Ukarin* and BycloruaUm Chamber of Oemmeree In Oregon City were damaged by tog. the explosions. The van-type Orecon CUy vehicles were owned by the Wymora Transport Co., under contract to kaU . newsprint from the Crown-Eellerbach Co. to the Oregon Jouraai-Oregooian. Tbe Chamber of C> amerce to­ day paid tribute to W. V. Bitting, un­ a toadtog citizen af Mm ity who died Jan. 11. U a resolution adopted by the chamber’s board of directors and released today, Bitting was hon­ ored for serving Sanford aa a city commissioner, member af the housing gdUmrity, president af Youth Killed tha Bomtoolo County Chamber of Coamarae and an actlva dimeter While Hunting of tha Ounbar of Cammarco. Tha rasolution recognized Bil­ GENEVA, Ala. IUP1) - A U year-old Panama City, youth was ling'* "faithful publie aorvico to ■antdiatolly hhat to death bp a Sanford. Seminole County and tha atafo af Florida." white too two w en bunting. Tha raiolulign states that Bil­ The education program on tbe work ef the society started tost week whan officers appeared at the Eiwaala Club to explain Ms plans. This program will bo eap ended to include schools and other groups interested to the problem ef handbag rtray animals VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly ckmdy through Tuesday. Tfiffti today, 66-70. Low toniight, 46-50. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 ’ MOSCOW (UPI) — Th* leviot Union eanBnnnd today K Brad A second euper-miaall* into the Paci­ fic Sunday to complete Ma presefo series of rocket teats fo Mut nr** ahead of schedule. Th* Tea* announcement dM M l give tbe precis* point ef tbe recto et’s Impart, bet sold lb* next-tolast stag* with * dummy neon com had "reached the intended regtea In the Pacific Ocean." It added that toto j b r t suoraao- — lV PICTURE BOUNCES O IT THE MOON. A photograph o f aircraft carrier Hancock with office ra and men >* mt um * the moon an relayf point, point. L Diagram shown how the th#\ high frequency _ w nvsf travel*)] from Fear) Harbor to Cheltenham, Ma. Tha ayatena can ovsreomn etmoapherie c o it io n s . i _ * 4 Negro Youths Charged In Parking M eter Thefts Sanford police charged four N'egro boys with breaking toto and stealing 11 parking meters Runday. All the boys are batwaen nin* and U-years- old. Sunday’s ouL bieak waa tha tlintax of a rash of meter vandalism that began Jan. 17. One af the boys, aa 11 year old, admitted breaking or taking nine olhar meters between Jan. 17-tt police said. Money boxes ware missing from all 11 maters in Sunday's tpleodc. Most of tha meter breakage and theft was on Second St. near San­ ford Ava. and on Sanford Ave. between Second PC and Commarrial Ave. In some cases Mia meters were torn off pad In others just the handles were broken off, police said. Urn name* of tb* boys In­ volved w en plaeod on Um juvenile court docket. Polk* (old the beys' parents that they would have to appear in Juvenile court with their children. Two Sanford church** alee had iheir troubles with tbe younger set Saturday. Thro* boys broke Into Holy Cross Episcopal Church and broke a pip* off th* organ and stole soma cross**, police reported. Th* asm* boya wore taken home after they were found eleaping to Ihe First Presbyterian Church. Tha boys did not do any damage Two email hoy* wart shot to a there but they tried to light the struggle ever a rifla bars Satur­ heater and left maltha* around, police said. day, Sanford pollve reported that Laney Bell Fleming and her mother, Lormey Reed were strug­ gling over n rifle when the gun went off. Eight year eld Jimmie l.oe Fleming and five year old Pat Fleming b o t h received arm wounds. Jimmie had a compound fracture and the other bullet went ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPl)-Anthrough Pat’s arm, lodging in hia olhor school to thi* Washington aide. suburb peacefully began raeial The accident happened at tbs totregration today. Fiva Negroes entered Minnie boys' 1403 W. First Bt. homo. Both thalr mother, Mr*. Flaming, and Howard atemenlary school without Mr*. Reed were rhargrd with dis­ incident. They registered for the orderly conduct and discharging second Mmester, then went to class*:. firearms. Another all-white institution, Jef­ ferson school for eighth graders, waa scheduled to admit a Negro M alt Chorus girl but City. Icbool Sopl , T. C. Williams said ah* bad not arrived Rehearsal Tonight an hour after the school day The isnford Mata Chorus will started. bald a rehearsal at ■ p. as. today at the UBO Hall to Mm roar of tha Chamber fo Commerce Rail Engineers building. The group will .ark on • mice- Plan Strike Vote Hen af Bach choralta and bit CHICAGO (UPI) — Tbe Brother­ show tunes from Roger! end hood ef tmeemotive Engineers Hammereleia. prepared today to take a strike Director ef the ahorus ia Bob veto white twe ether railroad Carol* who today urged anyone uaiona resumed negotiation* with with singing talent to attend the the satire's rail Industry, rehearsal Ianight and fry out for Tb* togfoaan union said M 2 Boys Hurt In Gun Squabble MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, (UPI) “They were Russians, and we're at war with tha Russians. I wanted to see if they could alaqd the pain." With those words, Kenneth A. Johnson, M, explained why he stab­ bed six persona, on* critically, while walking through an afternoon crowd hi downtown Minneapolis Saturday. Johnson, a former mental patient with a past history of senseless violence, else fried to alU tha throat af a policeman who tried to arrest him. He finally was trapped At the by three officers to a restaurant. active Alexandria Opens Integrated School time there are 11 fo lb If (bay want to strike if no fo : . ilea designed to develop a mac* » powerful mullt-etage rocket tar U iaunchlag earth satellite* and tb prepare for flight* I* other plan* eta. "Ie this eonnerthm,'* (be am oounesment said, "Tea* fo author­ ised to state that fo* area daftead by Um aoordtoatea give* fo tb* automent ef Jan. g, 1MB, fo I from *^iK»g» |M ^ea fra* Feb, b -lu t fo ■i The Soviet tfofog' anaaunood « daa. B that ft we* Betting oaldo b 44AMsquare-mile foal area fo foe Central Pa rifle about U M arifoe •oulhwort af Hawaii for a mouth from Jon. U to Fab. IA. It warned shipping and ptoeM net ef fob area during thla time, Tha Taa# announcement font the toot* have ended ahead ef achedele means that normal anrfaee and ate travel may safety ba re­ sumed fo tbe Pacific aegfoa re* oaks ahead af time. Teas made Me dfoaleeeie ef foie second Soviet super-missile Mat abet fo foe FeaMt fo a « tcfo l broadcast. Tb# aanrenreweet waa extreme­ ly bretf to comparison with th* statement Issued following fo* Bret shot Jan. M. This time, it gave a* distance the racket traveled, nor did M aay bow dare Mawn* re Me target point. Teas acid foe Aral racket came within u s mMoe of Me tea-4 after n Bight ef 7,Ml H o e , Gales Defends Missile Strength WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dofena* Secretary Thomas I . Gatos today disputed the Idea that Beasts hat outdistance or area overtaken lb* United ate toe fo military power. Galea, teitifyiog for foe B nt ■ Um* ea defease secretary before the ScueU military appropriations subco mlttee, said emphatically there was ao 'deterrent gap' fo America^ military strength. Gates farad questioning ** report# that toulligenc* eaperta have modified estimate oa which he baaed bl* appraisal af V. A mllit. / needs. Ha conceded foal Uhl J l u i i l u L , "may enjoy — at limes — a moderate numerical superiority" of toterrantteantal btUfoa* and sea-launched missiles during the nest three year*. But be said the "veriatUUy and afrragth" af U. S. overall retalia­ tory capability waa much greater. *i* As support ef this claim, he e f powerful long-range bomber ft a "cleariy superior" Navy 5 ? bettor air defense. — Jewish Leaders Gather For M eet MIAMI BEACH (UPI) can Jewish Under* gatb today to prepare for th* Inaugural raeforiere e l " Jtwteah 1b* �* r $ m 1 L - __ __ ' 5 ' SAPPORO. Japan (UPI) — A gas explosion early today trapped 41 coal miners half a mile un­ derground la a blaring mine at Yubari, 33 miles m at of Sapporo. Dispatches from the scene said a raging fire in the pit wai hamp­ ering rescue work. It was not im­ mediately certain whether the flames affected the area where the miners were trapped. * The Mothers March on Polio todded 2L327.4T.lo the March of . Dime* coVrtloos in Sanford. Mrs. petty Spencer, chairman of th* sporeh, said 167 women volunteers ( Swiped the Anna Miller Circle (gpko the house to house canvass. • Members of the Anna Miller {Circle already had railed $233.60 . ioalHog peanuts during their illp a y rood block for the county {polio fund. * * v* • • r 'Rscidsnt* paying cwunty taxes "will get * ana ^er cent discount Sham today until Mar. 1. Tax Col* Soclor Jokn Calloway reported last m u ll that over I t million has been •teller ted thus far. 1 "Tb* Mark of the Hawk." will Hw akown at Lake Mary a t 7;So M . today in Uw Lake n ary Com* ' P o lity Presbyterian Church, spon* p o n d bp th* youth of the church. a film was creatad by tha Board Foreign Missions, produced by livareal International, starring lithe KJtt and-Sidney FoltJer, boa been* shown in commercial •Otars across tb* country. A 1*11 chorgo will bo anode to help fray expenses, o o • * I. Oahrta Mono* boo tho city's ay to boild a two unit store at t6 U r* Park Dr. This will bo a 1/000 budding; (Mbdyenr Stores vo p em M o u to tear down their I building at lll-S. Park Ave. II Stamper lent building up or tring down. He's-moving, stemr bn* a permit to move e amell nmarslal building from l i t ! *delph St. to 1014 S. French BY CECIL TL'CVKR, H County Agricultural Agent Some people have the mistaken idea that "the only good bug la a dead bug". To say that all insect* nr* bad and ahould be destroyed ia just as foolish a t It would be to tay that everyone in Florida should be put In prison because we have a few lawbreakers among ns. Actually the proportions of bad Insects and bad people oro not very different. Only a small percentage of the Uwuands of Mad* of insect* ore ia any way injurious, and many of them ore definitely beneficial. Hera are tom* interesting facta about useful insects. For example, consider tho honeybee. Among tb* booty producing stale* 'Florida rank* third. In IMS, apiaries in tha Staid produced over TS million pound* of honey with a value of 13,000,606. In 1937 Seminal* County beekeepers produced over 197.000 far* a penalty If th* new tags are not In use. • • • • Seminole Cattleman's Aaaocla* lion membara will be guests at a steak dinner at 4 p. m. Saturday at Lee's Ranch la Chuluota. PALM SPRINGS, Csllf. (UPI) — President Elsenhower wound up his golfing tulldsy and hooded for Washington todsy reportedly highly pleased by a hopeful fore­ cast .< labor-management pose* In lb* sloel Industry.The forecast cam* from David J. McDonald, president of tb* United Steelworkers Union who had breakfast lost Saturday with Elsenhower at the La Quinta homo of Goorgo E. Alton. Eisenhower scheduled aa oorly Jet toko off from Palm Springs to­ day. bound first for Denver when bo waa to pick up Mr*. Unro­ Foifeop* th* service rendered by honey boot as pollinators *f flowers la even more valuable. Bee* visit blosrems to collar! nectar nr pol­ len. Aa tlrey do, they also carry soma of th* pollro from on* flower to another. They thro being about poIUntUon, which is roeoosory for th* production of n u n r reads and Mulls. Th* vain* of poltirottoo by boroy hnos la utlm atsd as toast aa time* tb* vatoa of their hooey produced. If Ihto ia so thro la HOT, tb* veto* of pofltoallon by boas Mat worth over tNl.aoo to Seminole County growers. Thor* am other iron obvious—but naan Ih* tore real — ways la which to lio u to n u t. ■he * w Buss* Calrmay, Curtis Dora, Ui 11* rry ie- da Cote, Latrisha Johnson, Koran Lyons and Paulina Bure*. GRADE «, Kelly Trawtok. L ana Mooeiief, James Adam*, Sandra Lormann. Prod Mats, Jackin Mc­ Clain, Tim Shaefler, Nelson Stur­ gill, Dorian Thermonos, Steven _____ Simpkin*, Kathy KsfU and Mery Jane Shoemaker. GRADE 7. Ann Trswlck, Edward Mania, Don Patrick, Konay Ament, Pot Cooglrtoo, ttu ek Dome, Mike McMillan, Victoria miner* originally were trapped by the oxpiosioa, but 22 had managed to work their way to aalety. HTK official* laid aeven rtacue tea mi were at work in the mine, trying to break through to miner* who were atlll underground. Official! »ald it waa ‘'lucky" the accident occurred at a time when a reduced Sunday-night ahift wai at work. "If each an accident occurred on m weekday, more than 1,000 mineri probably would have been in the mine and the tragedy would hare been much wane," an official aald. M was the second potentiallyi tragic mine accident reported in | leas than two weeks. On Jan. 21. 440 miners were trapped under­ Insect* nr* beneficial, one ia dm ground by a rave-in In a coal part they play In helping to hold min* at Coalbrook, South Africa. down harmful and destructive Their fat* Is not yet certain. post* an crop* end elsewhere. Th* la in>, 1W miners were killed damage Insects cause an crops in a similar accident at Yubari, would be much more severe a ad Japan. wide-spread U these doetructlvo peats were net checked by various natural factors, including benefi­ cial Insects. To ■*• bow soma of the friewdly insects really help, lot us think for a ' moment about on* of th* more comma* crap ports. Nearly everyone la familiar with aphids, By LARRY VERMEL or punt lie*. When tnnfWiui ore Bette Davis brought a breath favorable aphids multiply rapidly. In Just u few weeks an npbid may 6f Broadway la Sanford Saturday night and * capacity crowd at the have thousand* of dosceadant*. But aphids urn attacked by many Ctvte Center setuiod In enjoy kinds of Insects, which we r a t e to every minute. Miss Dmvis. Barry Sullivan and aa predator* and parasites. Th* chief aphid predators are th* lady* Mk singer Clark Allen received a beetles and ayrpbld flies. A number ■landing ovation a fte r’ Uielr of wasp* also parasitize aphids. dramatic presentation of "Tha There breed enemies of aphids World of Carl Sandburg." Mixing humor and pathos, to* help keep there insect* In chock. Insects are useful In still other three star* brought Sandburg off ways. For exam pie, Inserts consti­ tbo printed nag* and gav* him a tute practically tiro whole food (ap­ now dimension. His moot popular verre from the ply of many of our song birds. If oil inserts wort destroyed, many "Tbo People, Yea," to selections of our Jaalhared friends would ala* Mom "Abraham Lincoln," revealed disappear. Evsa gam* bird* like why Utorary critics call Sandburg quail, dev* sad wad turkey taeluda oro of the greatest of living some Insects in Ihnir dirts. Not American writers. only Ih* hunter but the fish arm so The audience applauded each aa well are affected for Florida's selection, oven tho brief poem, lakes and streams would a rt b* "Fog," aa they were excited by tb* brilliant talent* of Miss Davla and Mr. Sullivan, As a diversion, but an Integral part of th* evening's entertain­ ment, th* young folk singer d a rk Allen, presented selections from Sandburg's "Amariein Grab* Preas reports said there was "no hope" for the rescue of the miners, hut this report was not confirmed Immediately by offi­ cials of the Hokkaido Tank* Ri­ sen Co., operator of the .mine. The pit ripped by the blast Is the biggest coal mine on Japan's northern Island of Hokkaido, and one of the largest In the eountry. Reports from th* scene said *3 Bette Davis Show Is Termed Success Michael Raybon Dies At 14 Months Michael Raybon, 14 aeolk-oM son of Mr. and Mrs. Houston Baybod, of 619 Magnolia Ave. dtod Saturday at i e mtools MomoflaJ Tfispllsl Joaapb B. Lavy, a Banted resi­ He to survived by Us parrots; dent tor tha part If yean, died oro alitor, Dolores; and grandpas* at Somlroto Memorial Hospital onto, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Bay- today. Tb* retired hotel owner Uvod In CUftM Heights. Bora to Great Blvor, Lang Island, N. Y., Mr, Levy was a member af tha Ma­ sonic Connetqurt Lodge No. 0 4 of Fnyrtlto. N. V„ and tb* FayvUlo Lodge No. 516 of th* OddtellOWB. Survivors are bin wife, Mra. Toaato Lavy, of Sanford; two dougbtes, Mrs- Ruth M. Week* Residents Wage of Beypoct, Long Island and Mrs. Norms L. Youag of Sanford; a 'Fence* Bottle son, Ira W. Levy of Baynort: two MIAMI (UPI) - Residents along brother*, Henry B. Levy of a Miami canal waged the battle Godov* and B aa B. Levy of Boaof tho opU* fenra today with signs, ford; two listers. Miss Rote Levy blaring music and tape-recorded of Geneva and Mrs. Tfllto Bremen speeches. of Loo Angeles: a brother-in-law, The residents wore protesting a fence built between tb* canal and fivt grandchildren. of Sanford aod ihetr homo* by Dresser and Gar­ Brtanoo Funeral Home Is la field Corp.. Miami builders. charge of funeral services, which Tb* homo owners said tho com­ wilt ho anrounaod later. pany bulk th* board Broth tor ■pita, to Mparato their homes Mom the waterfront. Dresser and Gar­ Expansion M ow field I* building, new homes « tb* oppoiitt side of tb* canal Mom tbo Planned By Hotol fence. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The Eden Boo Hotol to going to try to build its way out of the shadow of tbo rival PoaUirobtoou. Body O f Socialite Tb* hotel Saturday announced a five to to million dollar building Found In Garaga program designed to rtfaot tb* COLUMBUS. Mias. (UPI) - Tbo (Mart of tb* k u d o * of a 14-story seemingly polatlssa slaying af a addition recently oracled by th* beautiful bleed* seetolito mother neighboring Preiataobtoau. bad pallet stumped today. The body of Mrs. Gene Cato A. C. “DOC" McREYNOLDS FLAWLBBS A. C. "Doc" McReynolds open­ ed his drug store on Sanford Ave. and 25th St. W years ago and It took a road widening project to get him off that some spot this year. Doc ia open for business today in a brand new spot on Park Dr. Tho widening of Sanford Ave. will toko all Ih* parking epic* and maybe part of tha building at tha old Mcfloynolda Drug Company site. This is his reason for moving. The 65-year-old gradual* of At­ lanta Collage of Pharmacy said, “Wo enjoyed a good business there and considered it one of the boat locations in Sanford. But it la un­ tenable because of tho widening of till itltctls1* "Doc* and his brother, Ralph, brought curb service to Sanford at their old site. Ralph now oper­ ates a sundry store in Longwood. Gens Roumlllat, Bruce Anderson and th* lats J. O. Laney were th* only pharmacy operators her# when th* McReynolds opened in 1925, Doe recalled. Doe haa had tome startling ta ­ pe rienee e at hli pharmacy. Ha re­ member thw nl^tjrurglarscraw lad through a grill* Into the store. The Intruders found everything to their convenience. Plugging their electric drill Into a wall socket right next to the safe, they bored through the metal door and "helped themselves." McReynolds often had to open the store at night to Hll emergency prescriptions. He once got out of bod at mid­ night to get drugs for o boy criticslly 111 with dlptberto. Mrs. W. W. U n i of Silver Lake said that Doc's prescription saved the life of her small grandson, Robert Schult. The bey war about four years old at tba time, in tha lota 1940‘s. Tha drugs kept Robert olive until he GRADE II, Edward Sprtlmsn, Edoea Marsh end Pslstoi* Morgan, Bomshody broke into Ih* Orteso School, drank soma milk, ate tome oranges, scattered th* oram s poolings around th* floor and departed. Officers reports' lhit entry to the school was ef­ fected through aa uulockad win­ dow, lavurtigsltan revealed noth lag miiiiag except th* fruit and mUk, although the library doplock was broken and tha Prin­ cipal's office searched, they aald. waa opera tad on the next m e n ta l in Orlando, Mrs. Lins said. Doc figures that on an average day through his 33U-ysar old business he served about 700 cus­ tomers. This moans McReynolds Drug Co. has served about 1,000,000 customers. "There wouldn't be standing room in thd old store" if all th* people who worked for him gath­ ered there, Doc said. Ha estimates 230 persons have been hla em­ ployes. Next to Doc, druggist A. C. Rector haa been there the long­ est—10 yesri. Baseball player* and political figures have visited his store. Theso include Sen. Georg* Smoth­ ers, former Giant southpaw Carl Hubbsll and old-tima big Itaguer Zin Bock. Doe said he expects to “have much more parking area and floor space with which to ssrvs tbs pub­ lic" at his nsw alto in the Beggarly building. Th* McReynolds tradi­ tion of curb service soda, but no meals will continue. H* plans a grand opening in about two weeks. FIT! Custom M odi EXTRA SPECIAL 1 Chair and Sofa ONLY New^York. Coliseum, with thatM$0,9Q0' square feet’of t snsoa. is th* notion's lnrg- LAKE M A R Y LAKEFRONT HOM ES 4-Custom Built, Airconditionsd-4 a Bodroom, t TU* Until. Mnaonry Each with Approx. yt ACRE LAND ( 1 FR ID A Y 1:30 P. M. FEBRU A RY 12 Designed by well-known Architects Bratomoft-IUpp for Ih* Very beet In Florida Bring- NEW. NKVBR-L1YBD-IN thee* homes hove oil the reality feature* tho discriminating homeereher could wish! Beautiful kitchen with haUt-la oven end rang**, hood and oxbow* fare; torresw ftooret corn* a i r til* both* with colored fixtoratt Urge Florid* rooms: underground taw* • prink lets i d Herat red many, many more I Break-In Reported A t Osteon School GRADE I. Woven Kish, Marta Jooes, Marcia Lyons, E*l* Pippin, Rogtr Schmidt, Sydney Silvia, Rita Spivey, Lotoane Wagner, Sue Vdi­ rty, Edward Coonely. Paulette Desk, Dana Hall, Terry McCord, Martka Puckett, Sandra Hughes, Arise* Mason, Pete Cartoon. Mal­ colm McClellan, Joseph Pavolchak, Glenda Payne and Doom McCoy. GRADE 9, Carol Doswtky Jen­ nifer Jordan, Irena 064k, David Smith, Bbtty Field, Daniel Cutt, David House, Louise Hagans, Gil­ ds PrtUnatl and Virginia Hume*. GRADE 16, Paula Andrews, Jen Fimmol, Dartow Kbta, Dtoaa Fires have kepi the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department buiy this past week. One house waa saved from flames last week when fire started in the woods around the J. E. Robinson home on the Longwood road and spread Into the yard, M n. A. W. Teilo turned in th* alarm. Mrs. W. Frank Griffin, a nelgj^ bor living on th* soma road, saw the fire and rushed over. She uied a water hose to help keep the lire away from the car tad th* main bouse until th* firemen arrived. There has been an average of at least one fire a day for the past two weeks. There were two brush fires to light in m * after­ noon, Friday. On* call cam* at 4 p. m. when an acre of land burned near the Hendrick* Circle H RancL on th* Longwood road. Th* oth>V call was about t:20 p. m. from the other aid* of town at ISth St, and Dak* Mary Road whore approxi­ mately two acres burned. The Florida Forest Hanger Serv­ ice from th* Longwood Tower as­ sisted the Lake Mary firemen m fighting these fin s. All residents are warned, again, to bo careful whan they bum brush and troth. m 1#A ! * » H r t y - e * u l d e a s i l y b e 1V d w i r a d e a c h s t t B e a t b o a ■ * . A p a r tm e n ts , a te . MONDAY tiM P. M. FEE. « HOME. RFFIC. APT. 1 Elk of Ocean—DA YTUNA Beautifully furnished, ro lorat corner lot with reom l* espaad for greater Sob j _ J A N S B R O U G L j sHR L 9 A 9 m H- ?•( AY * �f-m I jiTi- ' PKSJspJ* « £ -TT-r---r7y;v^;:" -■ ■ - . V4 * ' ;j .v . A LV,■r ' . ' ■ VI l .Ifc.1ti1-,'**1^1- ■ . - , * Vljr t u if n l Vrrtll Mon. Feb* 1. lPfiO—PnjfO S Doable up on SAVINGS! Finch Slated J o Take Stand In Own Defense LOS ANGELES {UPI)-The sur­ geon with the sinrerc eyes telti thii week hit story of how Mn, Barbara Jean Finch was ihot to death. |j _ Dr. R. Bernard Finch Is expect* Vert Id take the witness (land iometime late Tueiday or Wedneiday ! inorninc to give frr the firit time 1 hli version of his wife's slaying. AWe have heard a lot of stories In this trial," Finch told his cor­ respondent. "But when you get down to it, I am the only eye wit. ness to whst happened. And 1 am not guilty of what they say I am." Whit they say is that Flnrh, 4?, and Carole Tregoff, 23, after a two year illicit love affair, killed the doctor's brunette wife because she had tied up all Mi moneyestimated at $750,000. Tha trial resumes today after a postponement since last Tueiday due to the illness of a witness. Had Carole remained silent she might not ba on trial as at a codefendant. Not a tingle witnen so far haa ^ f v r n placed Finch’a red-haired mistress at tha tcene of the July II slaying outside the cliff-top borne in West Covina, Calif. Proseeulor Fred N. Whichelio expects to wind up the state's ease at noon Tuesday. Whichelio haa said he win seek the gas chtmbcr both for Finch and Miss Tregoff. • •Probe Sel On Sexy Movie Ads WASHINGTON (UPI1 — Houi# Investigator! trained their lights today on movia ads regarded as too sexy. A House Post Office tubcomf mittce headed by Rep. Kathryn R. Cranahan (D-Pa.) will launch hearings Tuesday on the movie industry’s "self • policing" pro­ gram—and whether It needs to be beefed up. Eric Johnston, president ’of the Motion Picture Ann. of Ameri­ ca, will tell what the Industry it­ self is doing to keep things clean In tha movies, as well In ad­ vertising of ftlmi. ^ Mrs. Gramhan laid aha and w ether aubcommUtea members have received many complaints About movie ads distributed through the mall or published In newspapers, as well ai about gome movies. "These complalntf evidence widespread public eonrern with this serious and growing problem," the subcommittee said. ^ Stinpt NUREST STORE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru Wtdnetdoy, February 3rd. Dixie Lily Water Ground Meal & Grits Ginger Ale IB. BAG Por-T-Pak or Canada Dry Large Bottle Detergent - Blue or White Arrow Orange Ade Lge. Pkgs. 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City Judge Earl Rolomaa dismissed charges against throe eafes which Jimmy Gllee, 11, and Kenneth Saunders, 1*,' Mid Mid beer illegally lo Sanders. Tha age limit here is II. The two-boy*—memhera at the Closed club “ The Hop"—ordered beer In three Greenvillo places and, then phoned police. # Soloman listened to lira. Toay Koury, operator of a (tore, testify the two boys had lied about daad,ors* ago. Then Soloman dismissed the charges against all threa establishment!. He told the boys, 4i don’t know that you’re not eomiag close to violating the law youraelvei. You're on dingsrwu* ground whan you calico other people to violate the law." g) Soloman told the boya thoira waa not the right wey to got re­ opened "The Hop"—wbleh mem­ bers said did not pormlt fighting or drinking. Sheriff AI Hollingsworth eioeed the clubhouse between Greenville and Lelsnd two weaka ago after a brawl occurred ouleido H. Members said aoa-membera caus­ ed the fight. Lelsnd Alderman refused to lot • the group—mostly composed of non • school toon - agera—open a club in the city limit*, d u b m ta here protested the city fathers were driving them to attend places where beer waa told la minora. Authorities replied no nueh plaeas aall ted la tha county, and the youths act out to prove Urn city fathers wrong. Tm s Finest Foods. Lowest Prices Plus Top Value Stamps R«b Bora OQ* / 7 Both A Q f Bora 4 7 — t . , rt „i*i* JL O Z R*fl O Q f Bora 0 7 King t MR. CLEAN i 5o i . n o f 2a « / o < 3 Bor. j y »Bot. o y Bluo Dot DUZ j Hi 35' & 33' & 77‘ ft 33' 4 67' NBW EASY GRIP BOTTLE CLOROX 2 K. 23 &S 19' �I ^ N EW ALTITUDE RECORD? A tle a st two members of tha Seminole County detefa* i s ty th a t Burnart Pnrriih of Tltuarilla Mealy will b# the t start* m a to r from tha 87th district, rtpm anting tlnoto and Bravard counting. ■f *: 1; * -----------------------— Tha iotumbant, Sen. Douglas Stenitrom , who announcad • U na ago ha would not ran again, and Bop. Gordon Mriak add they think Brtvard County residesta like riafa wall enough to p ro m t "an Iflad" support of him *t Frodtrlck want so fa r as to any ha doubted th a t anotbar idMate would oppose Parrish, of th* wall known cltrua dueing family ef th* Indian River section. It appeal* th at Parrish, experienced aa a county comtsfcmer in Ms *ounty and rated "a good man," will not : any opposition from Seminole County. Frederick pointed ; th a t the big new Brevard population probably could elect own candidate anyway. B tanstroa has bean praised by Individuals, groups and vapapet* in Bravard County for hla service to both counI without prejudice while in the Senate. If Mr. Parrish, some ether Bravard County cltixan, becomes our new senr , we hope to e a rth s same about him. However, it’s a good while yet before the candidate ta r will be eloeed out. f U m saturtor rasa may turn out to b* a qutat on#, but ladi- WASHINGTON—-On* of the nicest of Philadelphia, never uses the ggtiosw nr# th a t atharwlM th* local political ring will ba run- ways to east your money worries, calming eapaulei himself, he said. it turns out, Is not to toko a IranOr* man ha* •anouneod ho will qualify sn * candidate qulUsor, but to Invast In a tranqulft oounty eomnslasioa post and * m w political action group liter company. And It may help to select a drug i b a n formed to put up candidate* in other n ew . Now wo com* to th* Important factor—will enough of rig h t people nut sufficiently intonated to In tlst th at th* to* of Judge VoH* Williams ia followed and campaign on i question of WHAT Is right for ths oounty and not WHO But, now in tho caucus room hot seat for four hours, he looked like a likely candidate. The niter Up butte lying crunched in his ashtray numbered M. Sen. Eitoi Xsfauver (D„ Tenn.), his stiff erimsoH*neck crowded into a tight (torched white collar, kept after tha witness, Jabbing quei- [Thing Rachel. They beg me to !v* them some hope and counsel trough Utls educational column, taring to slga their asm s and ad- *t Be Printed they are ignorant of actual Miratifle facts. Thousands of girls, as wall as young men. bav* deferred marIrage because they have felt themsolves Inferior sr incapable of be­ ing a successful marital partner owing to thea* common orotic hab­ its of youth. U8R MOBSR SENSE v It 1ft high Uma wo UUmtoatad the salacious prudery of th* peat gaaaratiour and aggUed s little plato b o m saas* to modern educa­ tional problems. if you are to Rachel's situation, >*•■ hfo respect entirely. by moons saad for my booklet "Dr. Crane, please give m* help! oa all *Sex Problems of Yeung PooMy Ufo Is mined sad l don't know pi*." what to do." If you a n pleasing to gat m ar ■ O f OfCRIMINATION rlad soon, Mad for tie "*ex Prob­ What do you reader* thtok Is lems ia Marriage" booklet, alf w n ts with Raoteif She is beauilIUL Ch* has • good oducatieu and IS aa offiatout issrutory to a teak. Bor t e r fotoai.hss sated t e r to m any him. It would ba aa exeetlaat match. Rut ah* tea tamed tea after aside. Wlnrt What Is this terrible "truth" to Whleh she ref era? Weil, one'a early C R O SSW O R D * * to to to to u id •U B B A B ^ to U iB B Ito dewBrnm^Mm^kim t o B IB M ^ ^ U M B N ^ ^ M B S U u m m n im WASHINGTON — Tha power* of Um executive branch and the legislative branch of government will continue to bo dividod between the two major parties after 1660 as they have been since 1664. This la the hotief of a surprising h b > bar of both Republican* and Democrats aa they took forward to the campaign next fall. With the . party divided wrer a candidate many Democrats take a defeatist attitude about electing a president, while Republicans are increasingly confident that they can put aver Vico President Nixon, But the Congress with its over, whelming Democratic majorities seams almost certain to remain Democratic. Thera is soma reason to believe that tha distrustful vot­ er prefers it that way, making sura that neither major party can exercise full power. Seeauxa of the geographical dlii tribtUon of the vacanciea It has ! bora all but token for granted that ; tha Republican* cannot win eon' trol of tho Senate even though they elect a president. The division ' today ia SS Damocrata to SI Re­ publicans, What has not been realised ie that Republican chance* of cap| luring control of the House are ; almost a* remote. Tha balance I there is 260 Democrats to 162 ReI publicans. This mean* that In ! Novtmber tha GOP would hava to | taka S6 Mata In order to have a majority permitting them to or­ ganize tha House. To do that they would have to come up with a victory of landslide proportion*. Aa of today a landslide (■ simply not in the card*. In tha big Democratic sweep in th* Congressional elec­ tion of 1668 tho Democrats got a landslide margin of 68.6 percent of the popular vote to taka 47 aeato from th* Republicans. The dim outlook o fth e Republi­ can* in th* Houm aa well as in the Sonata la bound to affaet the presidential race. Tha Democrats will argua that unity In the direc­ tion of tha federal government ia vital. A new president deserves, certainly at the beginning of his first term, a Congress he can work with, same to S60 million. Baals political attitudes enter Mr, Moans protested that his into tha House situation. On* of company made only » . l percent them is tho difficulty for both profit on Its net worth — after tax­ partial, but particularly for th* es ------ip ISM. (Average profit for Republicans, to gal good men and industries to tbs country la 10.7 womra to run for tho two-year percent). Sen. Kefauvcr noted that the healthy profits cam* largely from seen* of Intensive campaigning desUngi with sick people sad ho around tho country tho Republicans ■aid: "This is a burdta set oaly s ta le and again come up with potitlenl turkeys, Ninon ia now working hnrd to ovsrtotns this handicap end per­ I at th* aervously-smok- suade personable younger candi­ it "Might you not have dates to fa t into tho flold, But about th iiT{jib the.klad.ef decay end indifference ' S. ft P.'a rhii WW-"J?-. tk ft k m s it n ia state after Thoraxlss tablet wl ______ ______ ■tot* cannot ho ovoroome between sale, at six coats each for a » ami- one election and another. gram tablet. Blaca It was introduc­ The mere last of bolding a seat ed to 1624, the company has put to to itself • creel advantage. out ***1 of q| toe pills. Yet ths pile* has remained the same, Incredulously, Sen, Philip Moving Days Hart (D.. Mich.) asked: "Dou't NKW YORK (UP1) - Amariyour production coats ever otm* teas win spend about 6400 million down? Tbs witness said bo thought this year to move everything from tho people wore asttlng a bargain. grand pianos to gold fish, accord­ W hen did Um fat profits go? ing to th* Movers Conference Sea. John Carroll (D-, Colo.) had of America. A big chunk of this tho answer on a sheet o( paper he testooaa includes moving af totalMasted off the table. It was a run­ asm sad industrial Anas with down r a S. K. * P .'s stock figure* oqutpmsat ranging from office for t t o tost U years, desks to atomic reactor oompouto IMS, a stockhatder could buy The extras that Congressman veto themselves fur mors "office help, long-distance calls, etc., all con­ tribute toward reinforcing them In office. The Incumbent can count on an automatic advantage of 4 to 2 percent over the challenger, according to campaign specialists. Tha 22th District in California, whirs Nixon fIrat^successfully la a case In point, Patrick Hillings, a Nixon protege, succeeded to the ■eat when Nixon ran for the Sen­ ate. The Democrat! admit they could never have dislodged him Quotable Quotes BIG SUR, Call.'(DPI) — Nobal prize-winning ehemlal Dr. Llnui Pauling, itranded more than SI hours on a rock-strewn cliff, de­ scribing how ha kept awake while awaiting rescuers: "I gave a little lector* to the surf on the nature of chemleal bonds. I netted the periodic ta­ ble of elemeati. And when I thought I had run out of materiel, I ran over tha Mobs scale ef hardening minerals and counted la some languages 1 know— Pranch, German and Dalian." WASHINGTON - Swiss scient­ ist Jscques Piccard, stating that he end V. 8. Navy Lt. Don Walsh saw no itrangs underwater mon­ itors but only shrimp and bony fish whan they plunged more than seven miles deep In a bathy­ scaph Jan. XI: "The terrors of the Inky, crush­ ing, frigid abyss would seem largely a figment of the Imagina­ tion." BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A vet­ eran poller sergeant, who asked not to be named, discussing the reported abduction of an uniden­ tified Negro and his blonde com­ panion from their auto Saturday night: "We're afraid wa might hava a lynching, but wo don't know. It could bo a fare*." WASHINGTON — Prank A. Tay­ lor, director of the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of History and Ttcbaology,.commenting an the description of th* Smithsenton as "tha nation's attic": "PleaM don’t cal) us th a t" What A School Should Teach BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) What ere the most Important things ■ school should teach a Dr. Edward Teller, atomic physicist, ■as wend this wayt 1, TO jhlnh2, To flad pleasure to leiming ^ f a r q U ;s bat whw h r decided la *81 to run for nttomey general ef California and a new Republican went in ae a replacement a Democrat, George A. Kaaem, won. JUsem-s margin wat only 60.1 percent of the v o te ^ The Democrat* a n encouraged by the fact that oat of a total of 104 marginal diitriet*—tho»e won by 66 percent or laxe—60 are now held b.v Republican! ai againit 44 by Democrat*. The margin of Represent!tire Edwrdrd H. Reese of Kansas, a Republican retoran of 24 years in Congress, waa cut to 80.7 percent and another Re­ publican retoran from the same state, Wlnt Smith, saw hie m argin^ shrink to 60.1. The Dem ocratid tide running in once safely Re­ publican Kansas carried in two now Democrats. The way tha percentages fell In the past is revealing. When Presi­ dent Rlsenhowar was winning hie first landslide In 1662, carrying all but six states, the total popu­ lar rota for Congress waa dlrldod 60*60. As a result, the division In the House was 2S1 Republicans* to 210 Democrats, while the S en-^ ate was divided 42 Republicans t* 47 Democrats, with Wayne Morse of Orsgon listed ae an indepen­ dent. When the Republicans lost control ef Congress in '64 the veto wee divided 62.1 percent Democratic, and 47.2 Republican. The*# are portent* out of tho past that both parties win (tody. But as of this moment it seems a safe prediction that lagardleee o f* who ia President in 1621 the Ren­ ata and tha House will bo Demo­ cratic, TYPEWRITERS The Old ReUebl* Ltn* Of Smltb- > C m n Portable Typewriters Electric and Manuel Electric Portablo Regular Price 1114.50 Our Special Pries 1149.50 Beautiful Now Gnlaxlu Regular Prim $141.80 Our Bpuclnl Price |U 8 J 0 BUoat Super Regular Price $181.50 Our Special Price $111.50 CUpRtr, Gray only Regular Price $H,50 Our Spoclnl Price $86.80 flkyritsr, n u ll Reguisr Price $7440 Our Spuria! Prico $41.00 Atoo tho Light W right KJocim, I T Electric 8179JO (aR priea* plw lu n ) Coma to end aw Ihia Mmplsfo There are nan* teller. Term# and Trade-In*. HAYNES Offta* Machlft* C«i i l l MarneUn At*. PA I 4 W Sanford, Pleridn S * fritie wc l HaI n l Ws tOh TW V N We H te r a d a r to p i l ig h e t t t f p ic t u r e s n y n r se t! Mar*after, when I reach for a ttste slliiir. IH need to taka two -tote >*eood to toko cam of the Mrvoua tausiou I’U set from the msUsatleu that I am eoatritettog M it o ^ V .t o H M ^ M B I t o » * M B B K « t iu ^ to B B B M B to to to m / t o t o ^ t o H B B H . . . MAY W l HAVE YOUB PERMISSION polity to help tote tar* ef final expanse* wtlltout burdening your family T *w You w a ten dto the entire treataettw hy mntl wtth OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. No oMIgotten of nay kind. Bo, w * will ' PPBW ----— m m S m m •• iWMkHnrtoaA1*^«b*r? ^ •- •- Keck TV, » U 8. Park Ave. Wiaa'e TV ft Bedi* 8*mrle*, Wl SetMd S i IwetMl* Radio* TV, M l Celery Av*. W. A. N ani* B t 1, Bex 4W-B, ig a M B & s ^A%m tKM • •• ^■_-ty _____ • Childs —; '-■■■ —— f & �Mon. Feb. 1, 19G0— Pnjr« 8 Miss Jackson, L.J. Duda Wed In Candlelight Ceremony ,\ , ;■ ■Y MARIAN JONES Mtss Melanie Gale Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Jackson of Oviedo, and Luther Joseph Duda, Ion of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Duda Sr., Slavia. were united In marriage Sunda> after­ noon. Jan. SI, at 4:30 p. m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church. The impressive double-ring, candlelight ceremony was per­ formed by the Reverend Stephen M. Tuhy, pastor of the church, before a host of relatives and friends. Forming the Background for the wedding were pedaslal baskets fill­ ed with white gladioli, carnations, mums and pom poms, flanked by palms and branched candelabra lepers. nearing burning Family pews were tied with white satin bowa and while carnation!. White aide clothi were also used. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wai radiant la her formal gown of white aatln peau, reembroidered lace featur­ ing a Queen Ann neckline, long tapered sleeves and a fitted bo­ dice displaying a bow trim at the walitline. Her ringertip- .veil of S French silk Illusion was attached lo a half-cap and was sprinkled with brilliants. She carried a bou­ quet of white orchids surrounded by white roses and satin stream­ ers interspersed with tiny white rosebud* on a Bible. Her aiiter, Mist Patricia Ann Jackson, served at maid of honor. She wore a full length gown of turquolae peau trtin, featuring a sweetheart neckline, basque waist m and brief sleeves. The bouffant skirt was caught up in the back, forming a huge buttle effect. She wore a (matching horsehair head­ dress <vilh circular veils, and car­ ried a bouquet of pink feathered carnations and sweetheart rosea. Mist Katherine Duda. fitter of the groom and Miss Phyllis Cle* manec, a former school male, were her bridesmaids.' Mitt Lynda Long, of Belle Glade, a cousin of q the bride, was junior attendant. They wore gowns Identical to that worn by the maid of honor wHh matching headdress and carried bouquets of tangerine feathered carnations. Little Beth Duda, a niece of the groom, was flower girl. She wore a full length gown of tur­ quoise peau aatln that featured a V-neckllne, a fitted bodice and a very full skirt with a cummerbund and a large bow in tha back, of a darker shade- Her headdress was of white carnations and she carried a basket fined with mum petals. The groom’s three brothers serv­ ed as his attendants. Edward Duda, .of Belle Glade, was hll beat man. Walter Duda and John L. Duda Jr„ of Oviedo, w en usher groomsmen. The mother of tlie bride chose ^ Mr her daughter's wedding a W street length dress of aqua chiffon with rose champagne accessories, and a corsage of roses. The mother of the groom wore a street loagth sheath dress of slat* blue with matching accessories. She also won a corsage of roses. • Immediately following tho aervIce a reception waa hold la tha auditorium of the St. Luke'a Chris­ tian Day School. The bride's tablo was centered with a lovely ar• rangtmant of white carnations, gladioli and pompoms. Three •mailer arrangements of this de­ sign wen used on the serving tables. Cutting tha wedding cake waa Mrs. Jamas D. Colbert, an aunt of the groom. Two ether aunte, Mrs. Paul Mlkler and Mrs. Joa L. Mlkler, presided over tha punch bowls, assisted by Miss Katherine Mlkler and Min 8hlriey Mlkler, 9 senates. M n. Georgs Jakubcin Jr., an•tear cousin, and Mrs. Jamas O'Neal, af BsUs (Hade, paarad eoffee. Mn- Ferdinand Duda. tha groom's aunt, was gaMral hosteaa of tha nception. Othars aswon M n. Aadraw Mlkler, Miss Srtvte Mikler, Mis* Patsy Mlkler, Min Elisabeth Mikler. Miaa Doro I thy Duda. Miss Marion Fabry, snd Mrs. »V. V. Swenson. For tra\filing the bride chose a navy blue suit with white accessories Following a week's honeymoon at an undisclosed des.[nation they will be at home in Gainesville, Fla. where the groom is attending college. Many out- of town guests from Florida and Georgia were present for the wed­ ding. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Duda was exrnsively entertained. Among thosr entertaining were Mrs. John L. Duda. Jr., Mrs. Wal­ ter Duda, Mrs. George Jakubcin, Jr., Mrs. Julia Ctcmanec, Mrs. K. L. Bellhom, Mrs. Jerry Arndt. Mrs. Dusan Lukas, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr., Mrs. W. V. Swenson, Mrs. George A. Kelsey, Mrs. El­ sie Fleming, Mrs. Roy Weisenbarter, Mrs. James Partin, Mrs. G. W. Alford. Mrs. Ralph Neely, Mrs. Donn Ulrt'y and Mrs. L. L. Faulk. Donates Plant To Hospital A pocket book scavenger hunt) »»« enjoyed by members of the Phebean clan of First Baptist Church at the Januarv inerting I Mr*. 0. W. Skipper, elan pre»i- i dent, won the prise for (hr hunt and Mr*. Jim Smith » » i Ihr re-1 cipicnt of the award for another interesting game. The group met at the home of Mr*. Vernon Hardin with Mr*. Ralph Betts in charge of the social . activities. Mr*. Donald Klamm gave the devotion and Mr*. Alfred Chiles, sunshine chairman, re­ ported that she had purchased a plant for a member in the hospital and paid the monthly telephone bill for the F am ily Counseling I Service. The hostess served refreshment* to Mrs. Skipper, Mr*. Flainm, Mrs. Hodges, Mr*. Chiles, Mrs. Betts, Mr*. J. D. Cordell, Mr*. Donald Reagan, Mr*. Herman Swaggerty and Mr*. Bill Jones. The 11. W Dee* residence on Palmetto Ave.. was the scene of a recent shower for Mi*s Carol McNeill, bride-elect of Robert Mit­ chell. Mist Jeanette Dee* waa hostess, assisted by her mother. A three layer cake, decorated with silver wedding hells and made by the hostess, was the center of attrac­ tion. Gueals Included Mrs. J. D. Mc­ Neill. mother of the honoree; Mrs. R. E. Mitchell, molher of the groom-elect; Betty McNeill. M rr Ralph Ray. Miss Jeanette Kinlawr, Mr*. C. H. Moyer. Mra. Robert Kneib, Miss Patty Walker, Mr*. E. R. Bnire, Mr*. L. L. Anker, Mrs. L. D. Pelham, Mra. C. E. Kletemeyer. and the Misses Nellie Pickens, Jackie Hern, Jeanette Dees and Kathy Carlos. n.P.O. DOKS initiated in Sanford Drove 160 w ere congratulated by c h a p te r president. Mrs. R. G. Cnruthcr*. Taking part in the ceremony were, from the left. Mrs. John P. Donohue, Mrs. Marshall M. Langston, Mra. Caruthera, Mrs. Merrill D. Foster and Mrs. Paul Moerschbacher. (Herald Photo) Does Initiate Four New Members In an tmpreasive ritual, Mra. worked for the Elk’a blood ban! Merrill Foster, Mrs. Marshall l*«t »'*** reported 14 hours wers Langston. Mrs. Taut J. Mocrsch- «*•» «hi* barher and Mrs. John Donahoe Member* attending the mectlm were initiated Into Sanford Drove ncluded Mmes. A. P. Bowersox, 160. Benevolent and Patriotic Or- •*- c - Disbrow, John W. McDon der of Doe* at the Elk's Club. «•«*- P- R- Hoetger. Lynn Lyon The organisation had the honor A- •*- R*hn. William Pratt. Steof having a* III guests at the Phcn Andoiko. Jack Hope, B. G initiation ceremony, the Florida Wolford Jr., Harold Kastner, W, State president ol the Doc*. Mrs. J- Dumont Jr. La Fever; two of Orlando's past John F. McClosky, James J presidents, Mrs. Al Coe and Mrt. Smith, B. G. Wolford .Sr„ Dick Libby Bryant and six other vlsi- Mspes. Robert Karraker, LeRoj tor* from Orlando. Members who i Hickson, Peter Bukur, Howard L, MONDAY Catholic Woman's Club meets at R p. m. In the social hall of All Souls Church In make plans for the Winter Festival. Presbyterian Women of tht church board meeting, tu a. m Philathca Class meets with Mrs. Fred Robb, Mrs. Selma Baker, co hostess. Departmrnls meeting of the San­ ford Woman's Club. Luncheon 11:30 followed by program. Mrs. E. C. WJiams will tell tha story "So Dear To My Heart", with illustrations by Mrs. Grelchen Cro­ well. Bring articles for linen show­ er for Sarepta Rest Home. Foley. K. W. Miller, Weak* fee* her, W. D. Hardin, Robert Cam* there, R. S. Blllhiraer, GarflaM Walker and Miaa Nancy Foster. African Missionary T o Present Program A t McKinley Hall Mra. Ralph D. Wellona, a retirod missionary from Africa, will p o ­ tent the program at the W. 8. C. 8. of the First Methodist Cbtsreh Tuesday morning la McKtnlay Halt. Assisted by tier husband, Mrt. Wellona wlU show alkies of Africa. The executive hoard will a m i at l:M a. m. followed by tha business session and -program. A covered dish luneheoa wfll bo served at noon. Members a n ask* ed to bring the salads and doaoerto the W. 8. C. 8. will furnMk flw main course. WEDNESDAY General Rusinesa and Fine Arts V it* • f t o h A n n a tA Phebean S. S. Class MRS. LUTHER JOSEPH DUDA Enterprise Surprise Party Fetes W. L. Clanton A group of friends entertained Walter L. Clanton with a surprise farewell party at the Bar and Grill, la Five Points. Mr. Clanton, for­ merly attached to VAH-7 at the Naval Air Station will serve a tour of duty for the next year at Pansacola, prior to his retirement from the navy. About 100 friends and fellow servicemen and their wives called during the evening to extend good wishes and goodbyes to the lionoree. Gamea, dancing and refresh­ ments were enioyed by the guests. Assisting Mrs. Clanton, and daughter. Kathy Carlo*, with the entertaining were Mr*. A. A. Rob­ ert* and daughter. Ginger, of Apop­ ka; Mrs. Elaine Sessions and Mrs. Judy Cooksey. Personals By HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. and Mra. Freeman Fisk and Mr. and Mra. George Fisk of Charlottesville. Vs. arc bouse guests of Rev. and Mrt. Paul E. Shulls. Mr. and Mrs. John Barkman of Danville, III. were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Bill Swyear. Mr. and Mrt. Roland Walsh of Greenfield, Mass, are houseguesta of Mr. and Mrs. W. Walsh at their home on Stone Island. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers and children visited relatives in Co­ coa Saturday. Mrs. Florence Sandstead of Bethcsda, Md. and Mra. Edna Slone of Baltimore, Robert Lem­ mon and Mr*. Bertha Guy of DeLand were dinnerguests of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Henderson this week. Ethel Root Circle Meets T on igh t. Members of the Ethel Root Cir­ cle of the Congregational Church will meet at the parsonage, 111 Patmetto Ave. with Mrs. Jamas Bedenbaugh a i hostess. The meeting will start at 7:4S p. m. and plans will be discussed for tha imorgaibord scheduled for Feb. 27. Ferguson, J. D. Cochran, Mrs. Maxine Hopkins and Mrt. C. 6. Donaldson all In Seminole Memo­ rial. Mrs. Donaldson received surgical treatment Friday. Joseph Bamberger. Mrs. Damon Scolt'a father, has been moved from Seminote Memorial to mills Miller Medical Center al Uainesvlllc and la reported feeling belter. Mrs. Gladys Stewart is still there. Mrs. Thelma Keefer. Mrs. Thqmat Whigham and Mrs. R. K. True all are In Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando. Mrs. Whigham had a serious bark operation and may be there (or tome time. Rose Marie Lachtara ta the only Girl Scout who lives in Lake Mary. She belongs to Troop No. 2M in Sanford, since there are no Girl Seoul troop* organised here. She will be glad to take orders for Girl Scout rookies and drllver them. Please phone her at FA 2-7111 and help the National drive. Thank you! Thomas Airey has been confined to his bed since he fell from a scaffold at hie home and crushed hla foot seriously. Jaycees Wives To Meet Tonight The Jaycees Wives Club will meet tonight at • p, m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Wight, IRI7 Paloma Ave. Mrs. Sam Skelton wilt srrva as co-tibilcsi. Mrs. Stuart Stetson, program rhairmaa, will prasent Dr. Tom Largen, who will speak to tha group uiing as Ills topic, "can­ cer." Ha will aisa show a film concerning the disease. The execuliva board will meet al 7:11 p. m. preceding the regu- 42. North Orange Street*................... 401 West Central Avenue........ u g p st.... 124] Inst Cetentel Drive..........cr.......... . 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It was a great second half that accounted for tha bnpreaalve victory. Big Cowboy Oraveta went to work on tha boardi and literally cleared everything that went ep. In the scoring department, sharp •hooting Jim Gracey continued to pour through the point* to the tun* of SS whllo scrappy Ray Lundquist was right on hie bools with lit, Jim's one hander was exceptionally sharp as he con­ stantly hit from SO fast out. Little Ray, who played the en­ tire game with n bad caaa of flu, never let up and put on quite a •how. In the final minutes of the game the Darters earns out in n full court press and he dribbled through the entire team and went in J ot a layup and two point*. LIUla George Perides alee play­ ed a great ball game and hia d*. fenalva play was very sharp. Tha little youngster also kept the i free shots la a row to pad Apopka defense loose with his r margin. nr Walnwrighl led tha Oviedo accurate set shot from the outside. Tomorrow night the Scminoles mg with 34 points: Mike Duda tteuori bis accurate .shooting travel to Winter Phrk for the big l s total a and Johnny Toata- on*. The Wildcats slapped them with their only loss this season, racked up IT. Idto Ballard scored 20 tor Ly- but aince than tha Bemlnotea are I and Martin Harwich netted mueh Improved and should be able to glee Mike Mosher and Co. a dodo’s JV loam had toss Into-' rua -for their money—if ' the old a M asting tha Lyman Jun- fin bug has been ehaaod from tha loading sa tbo way tor a starling lineup. 'A querist of high-quality n e ss f t t hie (flies tonight's 10-event program at Sanford-Orlando Ken ■sl Ctob no the seventh week of nart-mutnel action to launched. flrat, fifth, ninth and loth f a r t s Might wfll bring eel some of the fastest stoppers at tha M il ctob. Theftfth and 10th eontools wUl'bo Gradt-T event coyartog the grueling three-eighths- % ’S nveniy-matched octet to tod by Ousel Rock according to top ■Storing linn odds of 5-to-!. This ■ pound brtodte gent wUl move eat toons the seventh peat poal* Haa. Gomel Reck can gate rapidly Is ton Anal yards. He recently I deal in young Weal* me ef toe world's top i sport at queens, to early digits are gtoid Penny, whe will be Pea toe coveted one- H Mature. Tech Aims At SEC Cage Crown ATLANTA (DPI) - Georgia Tech geli another shot at shuf­ fling Auburn Tuesday sight aad s victory would virtually aasure the Jacketa first Southeastern Coolertitle to* ■ w ence_— basketball lille years. ___ILtllte_____ However, to their last IT sene* against SEC rivals, the sixthranked Jackets have onl > lest twice and both limes to |i «_ __ sccurate shooting Tigers. Tech baa lost four straight to Auburn, the latest a 66-56 non-league setback in Atlanta two weeks age. Auburn, sadly lacking to helHtt but leading (he nation in tooottok, baa won >T straight at home. Tech la unbealop in seven SEC games and haa won IS ant nf H la aB. Auburn to tied for (bird with s 4-1 SEC mark and to 114 over­ all. Tha two teams toned up tor their Tuardsy night encounter with Saturday night vietortoi. Georgia Tacb, running Into more trouble than expected, beet Alabama, SO46, and Auburn came from behind to edge bigger VanderhM, M44. M etz Captures Seniors Golf Ploy DUNEDIN, FIs. (UPI) - Dick Metz, 51. taking chilly wealher and the PGA National Golf Course g contenders for honors to alrlde like a youngster wen too f West end Remember Hat annual PGA Seniors golf greyhounds whe have championship here Snndey with an even par M4. lbH-7 Goins Mels, a former touring profes­ sional from Naw Orleans, Bred a Cage Play TP Sunday and hia tot equalled the. record winning score for the tournament. The record wee art leal year tap Wfflte Goggle, Coy*- i Race Plani Balked I i 1 1 II, a DAYTONA BEACH, (UPI) Heavyweight boxing champion Ingenue Johanaoon oanoPRod plans to drive to Bondar' oport* ear race ben whan hia Insurance underwriter warned him hia policies did not cover Injuries sufweed to automobBa racing. The Swedish title-holder settled hr waving the Meeting Rag. United rran latemalfaul Tonight'i best bsrtetbsU b«t 1* that Oiear Robertson will climax a weekend spree of teafti and individual record-bulling by setting an all-time major college career scoring mark. The Cincinnati All-America has been subtler—for him— lately but would have to collapse entire­ ly to fail to pass Prank Selvy'a three-year scoring record of 2.338 when Cincinnati entertain! Drake. Oscar has 2.S3S and needs only four points against Drake to erase Selvy'a standard. If Robertson hits anwyhere near hia average per game of 33.6 points, he'll move within easy range of the major college fouryear scoring high of 2,517 set by Dick Hemric at Wake Forest. Robertson with 571 points in 16 gamea this season, is rolling to­ ward his third straight national crown but Tom Slith Is setting a hot pace In second place. The 6-3 St. Bona venture Junior set ■ Buf­ falo (N.Y.) Memorial Auditorium record of 46 point! Saturday night while sparking a >3-60 triumph over Marshall (W. Va.) College Slith, who lies 427 points, erseked (be old auditorium mark of 42 shared by Larry O'Connor of Caniaiua and John Clunde of Navy. The William and Mary Indiana and Ohio State Buckeyes enjoyed record-smashing Saturday games while the Marquette Warriors gave fourth-ranked Bradley a scare before bowing In overtime. 62-59. Capl. Mike Owens scored (our or Bradley's last live points before a record 11,140 fani at the Milwaukee Arena. William and Mary struck a Mow for all tha Southern Conference le a rn t that have taken West V1t-a sjnia’a duit for years whan R up-w net th* third-ranked Mountaineer* on b Bfutrtl floor at Norfolk Va., •446. Tho defeat snapped Wsst Virginia'* conference ™ t°ry streak at ■ gamea. JeW Cohan, a 6-5. 225-pound Junior from tea Angeles, collected 54 points aad M re bounds for th* winner*. Jarry West, West V irginia ABAmerica alar, fouled out with 5.11 to play after scoring 41 point*. Tho idle Virginia Tech Gobbler* • replaced Well Virginia to fir* place when the Mountaineer* auffered their first league defeat ilnee bowing to Richmond m Feb. 4, 1956. . . Ohio Stale ranked fifth by too United Preii International Board of Coache*, act a ichool aeoring mark while cruihlng Michigan Stale to • Big Ten game, ltl-TS. The Buckeye*, with Jerry Lucaa~ scoring 25 point*, craekcd the teamW high of 109 they set recently agalml Delaware. Second-ranked California, th* defending NCAA champions, fell behind Oregon Stale in the open­ ing minutes but the nation’s top defense began clicking and the Bears polled a ST-4S victory at Berkeley, Calif. Tlie only olher two leam* in tha top to which saw action Saturday potted impreaiive road triumph*. B Sixth-ranked Georgia Tech clob­ bered Alabama, 60-48. and *ev> enth-rsnked Vlllanova downed Canisius, 75 66. DAYTONA BEACH. (UPl)-C*tton Oweaa a# Spartanburg, S. C. sad Jack Smith of Atlanta, whe finished one-two Sunday ka the faateat stock car n e t ever run hem. have tamed the first two poailiooa for tha Valentine's Day 300-mlle race at Daytona Inter* national Raceway. Owens drove his ISM Pontiac at ■ blistering average of 149.662 m.p.h. to win a tight IS • mile qualifying race for late-model stock cars Sunday. Smith, in a 1160 Pontiac, lost out on the 10th and final lap and came in second. But the veteran Georgian came back to win the .No. I position tor the Feb. 14 rase by leading the field in the second qualifying event. la other events of the moat complete automobile racing pro­ gram in the history of the elab­ orate Daytona raceway Sunday, Marvin Panch and Ed Rahal won (wo races each and and Barham Bundy of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., won the La Mans compact esr race tor women. Peach, from Daytona Beach, drova a I960 Valiant to victory In the two featured events of the day—10 and 20 lap r a ..s —for the new compact c a n that have in­ vaded the American roadway acene. Rahal, of Savannah, Ga., driv­ ing a silver D-Jaguar, won the two sports car evenli, a 12-lapper end ■ Le Mens tryout. Ills deci­ JIM GRACEY sive win came before a national of huntln and such an abundance of niwurul television audience. ability. After graduation thin June, 1 feel Four care wrecked on the cast that we will hear a great deal more from bank during the 20-lap race won Jim because, with his talents, he should by Panch, but there were no Fishermen Told Injuries. go a long way. Miss Bundy averaged 49.432 Congratulations, Jim, on a great year. m.p.h. in a Valiant to edge Vic­ To Watch Marks May you continue to pour through the kie Wood of Detroit, in a Valiant, TALLAHASSEE — ’'Mermen, points. and Denise McCtuggage of New both sport and commercial, are York City, In a Volvo. asked to be alert for fishes and shrimp that bear a lag or mark. The Stale Board of Conservation said today that these markers are used in connection with stud­ ies on growth and migration of various salt water ipecle*. Shrimp have been marked with hutton* and alaina for some time, B. Edwards Builders Supplies the department said; but recently to hia last try at that height. added three more wins to give SAN DIEGO (DPI) -T h e slim­ a variety of fishes have been tag­ In other features, Jim Grelle of mer he becomes, the falter his ged in large numbers for a new Oregon won the Wansmakrr Mite (hem e seven game leed in the bankroll gels. study on salt water species found In 4:06.4, Heyas Jonc* of Eastern Thursday Night Mixed League. That’s Iron Mika Souchak. the Michigan equaled the world re­ This puls their total wine at heavy-wclghl golfer from Gros- around reefs. These fish tags may tf k'i cord by -winning tha 60-yard high 384, with Stcinmcyer Roofing in singer, N. Y., by way of Duke Uni­ b* am all plastic streamers resem­ bling spaghetti, or imall disci hurdlea to tevan seconds, Frank second slot with 314 wins. Flor­ versity where he played quite a alw ays h a t looking like bultoni. Budd of Vlllanova won the 60-yand bit of football. ida Slate Bank has third spot this Anyone finding a fish wllh these alw ay s d a a r dash in 0.2 seconds, Mai Spence Mike came from one-stroke be­ markinga should contact the near­ of Arisons State and Jamacla, week with 36 wins, Sunlsnd hind Sunday to win top prise of est conservation agent. The tag a lw ay s p la aty B.W.I., won the 600-yard tact In Estates and the Furniture Center 12.660 to the 72-hole San Diego is much mora useful if tha animal 1:11.5, Tom Murphy of New York are tied in fourth with 21 wins, Open, beating out young Johnny ta also retained, said Robert Fa tons to iaatel • won the SS0 in 1.53, and Al Law­ while South Pinecreat has 3S wins. Pott, tha former Louisiana State Ingle, Director of Research.. A rence, an Australian attending the The entlro supple team was in collegian* who lad ft the end si amatl caih award will bo given three rounds. Unlverilly of Houston, was only a WAY B MOIST Souchak'* 72 hole total of Mi for each teg raturnsd. second aff the world indoor mark then pitching, as the suppliers AMoriok'o to taking the three-mile run in look all three games from South was a record for the San Dirgo 11:35. toiwrence set a meet mark. Plnecrest, winning thl first game Open as was Pott's >70. The aid W.Ur But Thomas was the star and by jus| one point and the tost one record was 371. ■ ■'TO Pott collected gl.O O O for hie sec­ was votad the meet's outstanding by over a hundred. All of B, Ed­ ond place. He won about 112,000 performer. ward* bowlers were within a tow plna of each other. Ponce Elmora last year sad hia biggest Jackpot was high bowler tor Pinecreat, was in the Chicago Open when he making the 54-10 split along the took second place and won t4,400. W ilt On His Way He had lad for thro* rounds be­ way, fore Kee Venturi nipped him by Sunlsnd Estates upset the last NATURAL GAS CO To New NBA Mark riling Fu mi lure C u ter tost week, oe* stroke. So history repeated It­ SOI Sanford Ave. PA 2-iSM By Untied Pro** International self to s measure here. aa the lubdivlsion team took two Wilt Chamberlain la biasing a by a wide margin. Ken Stone pick­ continental trail on bis way to too ed up tha 44 split, Bob Hudson National Basketball Association's mads tha 2-7 twice and George •Ingle sea son scoring till*. Conbin rolled high aeries for SunChamberlain, who now has tJM land. Furniture Center’s Jesse SA C I 9ANSI A L L " * N EW S points to hia rookie campaign, la Carr*then bad high aeries for the only IS4 shy of tha 2.105 set by league with a 505 scratch. Bob Pattil of St. Louis last seaFlorida Btoto Bank won two WHILE ITS STILL N E W S ! gamea from Stelnme/er, after the roofera took the tin t game by lot if al At TRIALS mi RACES Hairos Wins Prix pins. Splits were plentiful on this THAT WILL RUN MTWtlN PARIS (UPI) - Hairos, II., pair of lanei aa MUaa Hudson JANUARY 2 4 f t ownad by W. H. Gecrscn of Hol­ made the 3-7 twice, Don Stellar land, won tha Prix d'Amerique picked up the 3-7-10, Grace Mello NOVIMMR 1 4 * Sunday al the Vincennes track. toppled the 4-7-10 aa (he 54, and The Italian horic Tomeae trailed LU Ogden felled the T4 while the winner by a half length while turning in hign series tor the the toternationaUy-famous Jamin roofera. Bob Hoatord was high bowler for the bankers. from France finished third. Seabreeze may boast of their Duncan Dowling and Cocoa may boaat of Danny Tharp, but Sanford also has a youngster who rates as high, to me, aa any player in the stale. Last year, aa a junior, six-foot forward Jim Gracey established himself aa new re­ cord holder in every department at SHS. This season he has maintained a 20 point par game average and should easily shat­ ter all of his own marks. Although, at the beginning of the season, his rebounding and defensiva work were very ahibby, he has made a personal effort to improve in these phases of the game and has been very successful. His one-hander is the best I have ever wit­ nessed by e high school ball player and, if he continues to improve in his rebounding and defense, ha should be a bright pros­ pect for some college. Jim has not only established himself as a great basketball player, but he was also a standout on the football and truck teams. As a freshman, he went out for football and played a little on the Junior Varsity but, because of his size, he de­ cided to drop the game and concentrate on basketball. However, while running on the track team during his junior year, he picked up a good bit-of .weight and, liecause of his speed, was persuaded to come out for football in his senior year. , Well, most of you fans know the rest of the story. He amazed everyone with his pass catching ability and his blinding spaed. On the basketball court, Jim moves very deliberately but, when the occasion calls for It* he pours on that extra burst of speed and plays a big part in the suc­ cessful fast break. In present day history of SHS, no one recalls a young athlete with a greater pair Souchak Takes I victory, Micbay IWsgfcy II potato and Jimmy DoShaso lad • atw ttm r to tha squad, M Holland, croud uvea. Oscar Robertson Expected To Break All-Time Cage Scoring Mark Tonight NEW YORK (UP!) — John Thomas, the space age's self-pro. palled human rocket, appears to have an all-aapeases-paId trip to Romo this summer clinched if he can avoid such man-made lifts as elevators, Thomas produced the top high Jump to track history Saturday night — Indoors or out — when he cleared eeven feet, 1 4 .Inches at the Mllltoea Garnet, The feet, topping by a quarter of an inch, the mark he set to the seme arena teal Feb. Bl, led the eeltout crowd of 10,000 to give too ll-yoer-old Boston University youth one of the loudest ovations over heard In Mndieon Square Garden. M was « eheer that probably will bo repotted to Rome when the world's top amateur athletes gather In August for toe Olympic Games. About all John has to do to win n berth on the United State* team la avoid Injuries such as tha elevator accident of last March Bl that almoat wracked the toft foot that may become, the most famous In high jumping an­ nals, John's leaps of T feat, 14 tnfbaa and T feet, 1 4 Inches cannot be submitted for recognition aa offi­ cial world marks because they were produced indoors. The Inter­ national Amslaur Athletic Federa­ tion recognises only records aat outdoors. "I don't know if I’ll ever clear 7-3. I’m not even sure if 1 ran do 7-S4,H Thomas said after his Saturday night display, "I'm just going to keep en Jumping and aae what happens. "I ana only do one ad tom Uiinge—make it oe mica R." The "leepers" stole the MUIree* shew. Den (T am a) Bragg, who won toe pole vault by steering II feat, 4 Inches, haraly missed bocoming the tin t man to steer i s fast whan ha brushed off tbs bar THE DAYTONA BEACH (K A .) NEWS-JOURNAL WILL MAIL (frapoM in U.S. and Canada) TO YOU Oft A FRIEND you drive to • nm m laytoua Brad) Krua-lpurna! Wednesday, Friday ft Saturday 1P.M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY Yeu Want Moiled feYouera Friend 59’a - $1395 to $1450 58’* • $1295 57’a - $995 EASY f f u m ARRANGE* HU INMAIMoodhgMBJ > O ^l w n m gm FA M M CAM ARR OUR BUBQfBRB . MOT A B1DRLINR C ris is ft: . ■• ■ SB*CS5------- •rj ■b b r n r u i �Mon. Feb. 1, 19G0— Pnjre 9 VCAM. >OULL — . LOTS C* pa o r m N * x CANT M ueve 7 j [ NOTBS LIKE _r< V THAT > MIAMI (U PIl — Police were searching for a one-time swim­ ming poo) attendant today as a suspect in the rase of the minis- file picture or Daniels bears a atrtklng resemblance to both the Rev, Ellis and the man who has been passing the checks, i’nllce The husky imposter, who bears a striking facial resemblance to the Rev. If. B. Ellis, has cashed 21 bad checks in Miami in the revarend'a name. The imposter has a duplicate of the minister'* driver's license. Police almost caught tha man once when a banker grew suspi­ cious of him. Tha banker got the men's automobile license number. The ear turned out to he a hired vehicle rented to Donald Daniels. A check of Miami Beach police records showed a Donald Edward Daniels, 29, once registered oa the Beach as a pool attendant. Tha taken when ha cashed a check in a grocery. « ...WHY YOU WANT T* s & K & v frS s s ^ V THEY KEEP ME AWAKEl SO I CAN SEE T H > - —' WHOLE S H O W '// ,— r— p T tO N lG M T n WE ARE RECEIVE YOU f&s&spms POWER STATIONS ON CLEARLY, 96V3! WELL . pone / our n e e r wili L rttB A te to leave- aSsTt-** "" 6/G rer! ArnsnoN.'^AW rrtose uw r is nonw s u* av/CWManosrcwassaiMesW OUTSIDEWAUC* A l ALWAYS THEOOMMAMDCG&f iMMOQHEPf ’ omctsTBANs*,/ USE THE SCRAMBLE frcquehcy srAens THIS 19 TOP c JEcner.' Eft*-WANTEDTO INTERVIEWTHE CCOMMANPER. « t I *>S«S*»e* Op il* The Miami r°Hce record shows Daniels left Miami Beach In 1067 saying he was going to try out for the Philadelphia Eagles pro­ fessional football team. Youngster Loses Life After Prank Nuclear Reactor Ceremonies Set ^ —— *ARTH THAT STOCK URANIUM/ ^ ». | n * l | SATURDAY CHICAGOt H u t major rellreal strike In a dK idi looms after third roll union Joins two othoif The Rev. Ellla, an Episcopal In breaking off contract folks minister at the University of .Strike could affect 711,000 n ib Miami's Canterbury House, said road workers. tha Imposter had Just about ruined MILWAUKEE, WU.t Wlsconilt hi* credit reputation. Democrats things »ysitm of stac"I have a hard time proving ting convention delegates in 0 that I am me," he said. way beliavod favorable to Son. Hu* The Rev. Ellin said that after bart H. Humphrey of MlnnaioU,1 warning university authorities Sen. John F. Kennedy of Maas** about his double the school book chuiatts, arias foul. ^ store refused to cash his own SUNDAY check, WASHINGTON! Russia Is W* lleved to hsva fired another of i n giant teat mlstites toward Its Fa* cific Ocean target area, tha Def fenaa Department nnnouncos. Tb# Soviets had said tha first rocks! in the aeriea, fired Jan. SO, (ra n oled 7,76! miles and hit wltblu 1.24 miles of Its target. i ywP HOW/ A M ' SHIPMENT Of* ^ nuTONtum to KPlAgE THE STOLEN „ STOCKPILE.' . ONCV iffECMLWIELYER^TYU- MAS THE KEY• HEU VOKA'A GETTHE ONLYOWE YMO]~~) A j N J GOES IN. SHIP IT /. / I L ^ t r GAINESVILLE—The State’s first critical nuclrar rcsclor will be dedicated in reremonles on the University or Florida campus Sat­ urday, Feb. 11 el 1 p. m. The reactor facilities were con­ structed with a grant from the U, S. Atomic Energy Commission and help from Industry and an appropriation from the state ltgiilalure. Governor LcRoy Collins will ac­ cept the facitilics fur the state of Florida and University of Flor­ ida President J. Wayne Belli Will accept on behalf of the University of Florida. Following Ihe dedication cere­ monies, the building will be open lo the public for a first-hand look at the facility. The University's training rraclor is termed "critical" because It reaches a point of operation where Ihe reaction wilt sustain Itself without need of futher power in­ put. The reactor will provide the first step needed in (raining tech­ nical personnel and in nuclear research. VERO BEACH (UPD—A teen* age prank cost the Ufa ef a 13. year-old girl here Saturday night.* Gloria Jane Latseter, daughter of Mr. and Mra. H. L. Laisatw of Vera Beach, was killed whM the pick-up truck In which sh! was riding with four other yonth«‘ skidded off • bridge lata tha Indian Rlvar. Police said tha truck drove ant* the Wabasso Bridge and «na ef the youths threw a grapefruit *t a nearby fisherman. Tha driver of the truck, Floyd Savage, 19, gunned the motor w|t^ the intention of epooding away. Tho wheels of tha truck slippM on the wst boards of tha weodast( bridge and tho truck ripptd* through tho rolling ond fell Int* tho river. Savage and Carolyn Iaaact, l l , of Churchville, Va., and JanUa Emory Sherman, 17, of FaUsoHr*. Fla., wera injured. Amateur Hunters Nab Sea Cow MIlS. I.OUISE V. WILSON celebrated her 88th birthday recently. Lake Monrot Personals THAT* A UTILE JOKg • TH«M Oafnw nw u well you *““■ CERTA1NLV have ' A WONDERFUL f LL WEAPON MRS.’ H. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Felton Almond and children who have been visiting Mr. Almnnda' parents have return­ ed to their home In Lee, Fla. G. S, Vales who has been con­ fined lo his home because of ni­ ne's is much Improved. Mrs. J, Calvin Howe and Mra. Don Ilowo altcnded a spring fash­ ion show in Miami Beach. Mrs. Beaulah Simmons Is able to be out again afler being confined To Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr, and Mra. George Poff are on the sick list. While Mr. Poff was confined to Semlnolo Memorial Hospital Mra. Poff was ill at homo with the flu. Personals Recent out of the state visiters In Lake Mary include tha follow­ ing: Byron C. Spencer from Cam­ bria, Illinois, has been visiting his dsugliter, Mra, G. E. Flaherty and family. Maurice Frasslea from Boston, Mass., has been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. A. Lowe. Mr. and Mra. James Rugemtein from Clifton Springs, N. V. have been visiting their son and his wife, Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Rugcnalcin, and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Locke from East Liverpool, Ohio, were guests of their nephew and hie wife, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Flowers, and son, Dean, from Bilosi, Miss., have been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Chalkey. Mrs. Laura Harper and Mrs. Lucy Smith from Miami are visit­ ing Uielr sister Mrs. J. L. Bullard and her daughter, Mrs. W. P. Burke and her family here. l-VWAMAMlJ Y IP / MCI RTfilLTHCM/ When the German submarine U-SOS was boarded northeast of the Cape Verde Islands on June An M-year-old Enterprise resi­ dent celebrated her Mth birth­ day last Tuesday -with a party given by her niece, Mrs. James V. Richards of Lake Monroe. Mra. Louise P. Wilson, a longGme resident of the community has bean active In church work for over 60 years. The Richards home was beauti­ fully decorated wllh lovely bou­ quets of large while chrysanthe­ mums. MIAMI <Uri)—A search for a Maryland couple who ditched thslr airplane In tha Atlantic off Flo­ rida entered the Itlh day today. The Coast Guard aim waa scan­ ning Florida waters fur a 60-foot fishing vessel, Ihe Deepwater II, overdue at Mayport, Fla, The Maryland couple, Mr. and Mrs. George K. Dickson, radioed Jan. 21 that they were ditching their plane in ihe sea on a flight lo Caicos Island In tha Bahama*, Tha Coast Guard said tha rouple had a life raft with a com­ plete survival kit In tha airplane, 8aturday a Coast Guard cutter found a 7ll-lnrh segment of inatal floating in tha sea off the Ba­ hama*. The metal appeared to be a fragment of an airplana wing. Authoritlaa war* attempting to Identlfi' it, Tha rafreshmant table in the dining room was centered with an srranfirasnt af sweetheart roses, a gift of ■ friend of long standing, Miss Harriett Trumbull of Winter Park. Birthday eake and punch wera served tha guests. Invited were Hr*. R. Nieb, Mra. BUI 8wysar, Mrs. Harvey Dunn, Mrs. Ida Padgett, Mrs. B, W. Carllon, Mr*. H. R. tilers, Mrs. Rose Lee Peterman. Mrs. L. Wright, Mra. Hobart Coi, Mrs. Alelha Evans, Mrs. Norms MeKathan, Mrs. W. Wise, Mrs. E. W. Jonas, Mrs. ray Lea, Mra, W. Kilmer, Mri. B. Hardin, Mra. U. H. Ryan, Mra. Dick Hart, Mrs. Katherine Sellers, Mrs. EmMl Ins Pugh, Mrs. II, P. NowIon. Mfs. Laura Arrington, Mrs. Moggie Murr, Mrs. Ruth Erick­ son, Mrs. R. Long, Mrs. L. O. Itaymsn, Mrs. E. Cunningham, Mra. 8. Lawson, Miss Sara Bums, Mrs, Mary Psdgatt. Miss Viola Padgett, Mrs. R. Magenhelmer, Mrs. F. Harris, Mrs. W. Cleavtrs, Miss Doris Faber, Mrs. W. Nelson, Miss Halan Snodgrass, Mrs. Eli­ sabeth Fowlta of Ormond Beach and Miss Harriet Trumbull of Winter Park. tour big game hunters rlhbM a net on a crana on a Mlantl Rive# bridga Sunday and eapturod thait quarry—a 600-pound aaa tow. Tha hunters were Jim Rani, • real estate man. Mrs. Karo, Judy Johnson, an •x-nawapapoi' report*; •r, Capt. Bob Ltwallen, a skUk diver, and Leonard Lott, a erant operator. Tha hunters estimated the# would get |600 far Uielr catch from an aquarium, 8ea cows, or manatees, a rt protected but tha group said they had special permission from thf. Stats conservation Department t* trap ons of tho air-braathlag aquatic mammals. The number of permanent Injur* its Is nearly twice ae grant ft# younger workers as for alder wqffw era, according to tha V. S. Depart men! ef Labor. • SKATE CI TY NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 1 r k $ ik A 1 r ir tK * All who coma hart will b* happy . . . lucky! f , rW w ’ ~ Sister Patsy Healer and Advisor at Hwy. 17-93 Banson June* tiun, across from Club Diamond will help you. A n you o person who at times appears to bo offoctod by bad surrounding 7 A rt yms touched by evil band! Do you giro up In despairt Does persists*! bad luck follow youT Spells, unnatural conditions and ovll Influ­ ences of oil kindo can bo overcome by getting old from a reliable healer who boors reputation for bar honesty and Integrity. Stator Patsy can and will help you If you a rt worried com* at owe la person. No problem is too groat for this hosier. Sister Patsy la located at Hwy. 17-93, Benson Junction, a cross from Club Diamond open from I in tho morning till 10 la Urn. evening Including Sundays. Waiting rooms for both whit* sad colored. I claim no supernatural powers. Bister Patay la not a fortune toller—She la a healer s a l advisor. KNOW WHA£ JJ ICITTINf— THINK ItLTAkC . LVRRONSf j Look for the Indian Head on the Window ADMISSION: CHILDREN * 35c ADULTS * 80c STUDENTS * 40c READINGS WITH THIS $1.00 AD. �I Wi)W U |ol Notie* Upal Notice r r iT m o r a r a n k r i m r i o i i 'xam r NOTICK IP hrrrhy ylvrn that I V O I l r l Id hereby nlran that I I am rnyayad In hualnaaa a t Oilado, am enyayod In bu alnan at t i l Damlnolr County, Florida, undrr D narraat Drtva, Sominol* County, tho fle tlllo u t nama of. BAL D lstrlrtorld a, undrr tha rietltluua nama txilor*. and that t Intrnd to rayla'>“ • m e r m a n * * hr » * IfOT1CB 10 M roby *>*•" «•»»« » n f Ramlnoln F lilu r a A Frtaaar Co. tar aald nama w ith tho Clark of M engaged In b u siness at Lak# and th a t I Inland to .rrylator aald tha Circuit Court, Prmlnol* County, Monro*. domlnol* County. riori'U . nam* w ith tha Clark or tha Circuit Florida, In arrnrtlanra w ith th» [T. ’ ' under tho fictitio u s nam# of, Tho Court, Bomlnolo County, Florldn. provisions of tha Flrtlflnua Nama " Country tlrncory, and that I In- In orrordonro w ith tha prnvltlnn* Ptatutra, ln-w tt! Paction M ill toiid to t.O ltt.r » l t namo with nf tha r ietltlo u a Nam* Biaiutas, Florida Ptaiutaa 1PST. Portion 111.11 rtorlda C tlrk o f tha Circuit Court, tn .w lt: Ply: H. E. ttrlyya Bemlnol* cou n ty, riorld a, In aee- ■ taiu iaa m i . Publlahi Fab. 1. I, II. 11. Ilia . Ply; J. M. ywaln erdsne# w ith ilia provlalona o f tho r ie tltlu u a Kant* flia tiitte to -w ilt Publlah Jan. II, 11 A rah. 1, I. n o t ic m o r a p p i a h a t i o n f o r Oootlon l l l . o f Florida B la tu lts HIT. TAN IIRKD Blo: M re Lorana Tlndei NOTICK o r APPLICATION (te r . ' 1PI.IP Florida PM lnlen *f Mloa Xorln* No-wood FOR T A B DR Rtl IPdOl Publish dan. 11, II. II, * Fab. 1. (POO. 1 P l.lt F lorida P lain too nf NOTICK IP H K n K n r OIVBN, That g U i -------i not i Jana Adrlatlro tba holder of tha " R o n cm o r r n o t-R R n i.u a f o r NOTICB IP IIRRKBT OIVKN. That follow tny certificate haa filed aald T I C I T t n , C U I I H AND * ■ * > - 0 . Jaffa tha holdor of tho fnllnw lnr rrrtlTieata for t a i daed to ba t i m ­ I.VDNINO A roR TIO R Or A rorllflrala haa filod aald rorliricnta ed thereon. Tho rertlflrata number for l o t doad to ha laauod Ihiraon. and year of leeuanro, tha dearrlp,TVou w ill taha untie* that tho Tho rartlflcato number and yaar lion o f tha proparty, and tha nam* CUy Com m in io n at tha City of of loauauco, tbo doacrlpllnn of tha in which It wna aaaaaaad ara aa . Sanford, rtn rlfa , at t i l l P. M. proparty, and tha namo In which fallow*: C ertificate No. H I T ear of V o n tho fin d day or robruary, 111# 11 woo aaiaaiod aro aa follow*! laauanro Juna 11, A. t). 1111 4n tha C ity Cummlaalonar'a Room Cart IUral o No. I l l D escription mt Property! • t tbo City H all In tha City of Toar of faauanro Juna id, A. n. 1IIT ttoaorlfttra a t Froportyi Sanford. rtorlda, trill conaldar and MV It of NtV*( or NtVti Imt 11, Rlock A r determ ine w hether nr not tha City (l.aaa ltd.) Paction ll-T o w n Uaplat nr 1-olc* Mobil* Phoraa *•*111 v a r sts and abandon any rlaht ahlp II Bnuth- Danya 10 P lat Rook I Papa II Kaat 1* Acrea. • o f tha C ity and tha puhllo In and to that portion of North rlda of Nama In which .a lie n e d N. O. Mc­ Namo In which a a ie n e d W illiam L ftlrharda ra u rth Street In tha C lly of Ian - D ow ell Jr. i ' f o r d , Florida, d n trlb a d aa fallotr*. A ll nf aald proparly h iy ln In the All of aald proparty h eln r In tha County o f Pamlnola, P lato of F lor­ County of iam lnolo, Plata of F lor­ t 'lie ir it i ida. Untrs* auch rorllflrala ehalt ida.' t'nlaaa aurh rertlflrata shall :> l B egin ning at * point on tha ha rodaamad areordlny to law tha be redeemed arrordlny to law tha taaat boundary of Lot I. ftlorh properly tfeecrlhrd In aurh rorflfl- property daacrlbad In auch c erti­ ... .1 1 , M rilonvlllo, I t faOt aoutb rata w ill ba aald tu tho hlybaat ficate w ill ba aald lo iha hlybaat S . V o f iha northoaat -rornar of bidder at tha front door nf tha bidder at the front door of th* ‘ said lot, run aoutharly nlona Pamlnola County Court llouaa at Bemlnnle County cou rt H om o nt V j- aald boundary II (oat, thanra Panford. Florida, on the flrat Mon­ Panford, Florida, on the flrat Man. v. waatarly to Iha aoulh w ait day In tho month nf Marrh. Ilia , day In Iha month of Marrh. H I*, corner o f aatd lot, thanra 7$ aaatarly to point o f beginning. which la tha Tlh day of Marrh, which la Iha 7th day o f Marti: Farsona (ntaraatad may appiar IIM. till. and bo hoard a t th* lim a and placa Dated Ihla l l t h day of January Datad th is l l t h day o f January 111*. • h o ta apartflad. Ilia . P arld If, natrhot ■ C ity Cammlaatnn o f Iha City (PRAIA • f lan fn rd , Florida Clark C ircuit Court. DAVID V . OATCHEL •rm lnn le County. Florida B y i H. N. Tamm, Jr., Clark Circuit Court' (O fficial Clark'* Peal) J fS l/i c it y Clark Pamlnola County PlorldA « ^ p u b lis h rah. 1, H id Publlah February l-l-I I -H -H I A Publlah Fab. I, I, II, II, m o . Legal Notice Legal NoKce r ic T tn o r p nam r NOTICK IP hereby p lain (hot T am .anyaye.i m hualnaaa at Fern P lata Fern Park, Pamlnola County, F lo r ­ ida, under (ha flttllla u a nama of, Ran (Irlffln Ayancy, m l that f In­ land to raylotar aatd nama w ith tho Clark o f tba Circuit Court, Painlnolb County, Florida. In arcnrdanco w ith tba p rovlaloai nf tba Flrtlth.ua Nama Platutao, to -w lti Paction IIM ! F lorida Ptaiutaa HIT. Ply: Ran L. O rlffln. Pr. Publlah Jan. II, H . II A Fab. t. ROTTPR OF APPLICATION f o r t a x n n r .n • aee. l l l t l Florida ■(*••«#* o f 1P4PI NOTfCK IP HRRKBT OIVEX. That N. J. B thr tb s bolder of tha follow In* rertlflrata baa f ill* la id cartlflra ta for taa dead to bo Issued thereon. Tba rartlflcata number and yaar of leeoanre. tha descrip­ tion nf tha property, and tb s name In which It was aaaaaaad ara aa follow a; • "art Iflea Ia No. I l l Tear o f tsauanca Juna I f, A. D. HIT Deorrlptloa o f Properly • . N 110 Ft. of K 00 F t. of L ot I cen tra l Park Plat nook 1 Papa M Nama In which aaaaaaad Harlan A H atel Fnlanlua All nr aald properly bayla In' tha Cntimr o f Pamlnola, S tats of F lo r ­ ida. I'nleai aurh rartlflcata shall ha redeemed arrordlny to law tha property described In such rertlfl rata w ill be sold to tb a. hlybaat Milder at tha front door nf tbo Bemlnolo C iu n ty Court H om o at Panford, Florldo, on tho flrat M on­ day In tha month nf March, Has, which la tha Tlh day nf Marrh, Hfa, Dated this l l t h day of January, H I*. David V . n atch el Clark r ir ru lt Court, Bemlnolo County, F lorid* • Official Clark's Peal) Publlah rah. 1 - l- U - H . 11*0 Legal Notiee Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICB FOR RID* The Board of Counly Con^nlaHonor* o f Sem inole County, F lor­ ida w ill rerelv# blda at tb# Offlr* nf David M. Oatchol, Clerk In |b* Courthoua# at Sanford, Flnrld* up tn 1:1* P. M. Monday Fibruary 11, n i l for th# follow lny: Item 1. I l l lln o il feot of «• Inch diam eter rorruyated m etal rulvert plo*„ fully aephalt ♦ m ated velih necaaaary ronnettlny- band* to fabrlrat* tw o Id foot (anyth*. Tb# rulvert pip* to b# furnllhed mnat conform to th* current HandNOTICB OF AFFt.lCSTION ord apartflrotlona of the Stat* FOR TAN DRRD (Boo. 104. 1a F lorida atatoioo of Road Departm ent o f Florida. Th# bid prim ahall b* tb* net IMP) NOTICE IS HKRBRT OIVKN. That price tn th* County for th* cu l­ X. J. Rohr th* holder nr the follow - vert pipe to be delivered to Ih* Iny rerllflcot* has filed aald rertl- County Road Shops Sanfird, F lor­ flral* far ta t deed lo be loaned id*. Bids t* be enclosed jn a otaled thereon The rertlflrate number and la e r nf laauanrr, the deaerlpllnn envelope, plainly marked on lb» nnttlde: RID FOR FCRNIBHINO nf Ih* property, and Ih* nam* In whirl: It w-v* aeieaeod aa followa: CCI.VRRT PIPIT, open February II. t i l l C artlfleal* No. I l l Bid* in b* noened at * meetlny Tear of laauanca Juno f t , A. D. tn b* held In thn County CommlaHIT ■Inn M eetlny Room In th* Court* Deorrlolfoo o f Property i M t* 1 to 1, Rlork K. Traet Tl hone* at Panford, Florida on FabBanlandn Porlny* Arrordlny to ruary 14. 111*. Th* rlah t I* raaarvtd tn walv* Ptato TherenT Recorded upon th* Public Rernrd* of Bemlnolo Irrayularlllea nr terhnlralltlaa In bids and to rajact any ond/or all County. Florida Nama In which aesaaaed Qaraplr blda. Board of County Commlailnnar* fn r . John Krlder, Chairman AU n f aald properly helny In the County of flemlnol*. Ptai* nf F lor­ By: F. R. Pavla Jr, id*. t'nlese aurh rertlflrate ehalt County K nslneer NOTICB OF APPLICATION FOR he redeemed arrordlny to law ih* Publlah: Feb. 1. 1. H I*. ▼AN IIRKD property described In anrh rertlflH oe. 1*4.1* Florid* ntafatoo a f cat* w ill be aoM to th* hlyheat NOTICR OF APPLICATION FOR 1*4*1 TAX DKRD bidder at th# front door o f th* NOTICB IP H BnK BT OIVF.N Bemlnolo County Court ttouae at I Aor. I 0 i.lt Florida Itatn lea of That N. J. Hfhr th* holder nf the Panford, Florid*, o:: fhe F irst M on­ te a t) NOTICE IB HKI1KBT OIVKN. follow ln y carllflcata haa filod aald day In th* month of Marrh. H ie. rorllflcate for taa daad to b* which la lb* T th itfay of March, T hai N. J. Behr th* holder nt th* i taauad thereon. I h a rartlflcata H I*. Inllnwlny rerllfleat* has fltad aald number and yaar a t iatuanrt, lb* Datod thla H lh day ot January, rartlflcata for t a t deed to b# Issued thereon. Th* r e n lflc a ia num bir description n f tho proparty. and H i t and year of Issuance, th* descrip­ David M. n atch el th* nam* In which It w a s a tta ia td *r* aa fellow *! tion nf Ih* properly, and tb* nama Clerk Circuit Court. . in whlrh It w as aaaaaaad ar* a* Bemlnnle County. Florida c e r tific a te No. t i l Toar af fO ffielal clerk 's Beal) laauanro Juna TO A. D. HIT follow *! Da arc Ipt Ion a t Fro port r Publlah Fab. 1-l-U-M , HIB C ertificate No. I l l T *af of l-* t I, (Los* Sf'ly I I Ft. of laauanro Juna t l , A. D. HIT Doarriailaa a f Frupartyi X 1*1 F t. A ■ II FI.) Rlork AMR.XDRD N O T Icr OF IL'tT R. H arm an's Add. to AltoN H I Ft. of 1 Acre Dinar* BTATK n r FLORIDA TO: MOBKP monte, P lat Rook I Taya I t tn DW cor. of N 4 of NW*4 C. l.BV T, If *,lv*. hi* unknown Nama In w hich aaaaaaad D. B. Kal- apou** tf mtrrlad, and If doad hi* of DK*i nf DW<« Section I t —- Township It y tn a Hair* rtsp totlv* udkown hairs, devise**, Poulh—TUny* 11 East All o f said proparty balny In th* least*** and yra n ttes; JOSKPI1 M. County o f Bamlnol*. P lata of F lo r ­ A ft RBDO.VDA, If alive, hla un­ Warn* In which aaaaaaad Babart ida. Unloss auch rartlflcata ahall known epoua* If married, and If A ftasil* Darrlson h* redeemed arrordlny tn law th* daad hla raepaetlv* unhewn hairs, All nf aald proparlv balny, In proparty daacrlbad In ouch rortl- leyate-e. devisees and yrsn tee* J. tha County of Bamlnol*, fltata nf flaat* w ill ba *old tp Ih* hlybaat A. MCDONALD and MART A. MAC­ Florida. Uni*** aurh certificate bidder at th* front door nf th* DONALD. hla w ife. If alive, their ahall be redeemed according to Pamtnol* c o u n ty Court tlnuo* at raspeetlv* unknown apoueet If law lb* property described In aurh Panford, Florida, on th* flrat Mon­ marrlad, and If dead their respec­ rertlflrate w ill be sold to th* day In th* month of March. H I*, tive unknown hair*, devlaae*. lea a -’ h lg h o l bidder at tb* front dnnr which I* lb* Tlh day a t March, tea* and yrantt**: AARON CLOL’D, of th* Semlnol* County Court H I*. If sllv a , hla unknown epoua* If Ifout* at Sanford, Florida, on th* Datod thla l l t h day o f January, marrlad. ai.it If doad hi* raapsc- first Monday la th* month of H I* tlv* unknown holrt, deviate*, la y s- Marrh, H I*, which Is th* Tth day David M. flatchal taea and yrantaaa; HARDISON of March. H I*. Datad th is H lh day o f January, Clark Circuit Court. NANNT. If alive, hla unknown Pamlnola County, F lorid* opouos If married, and If dcart hla HI*. (O fflel*! Clark'* Past) raspeetlv* unknown hell*, devlaae*, (BEAL) DAVID M. natchel Publish Fob. 1 - l - l l - t t , H K . It ■* l era and yraat**a[ BAIL* If Clark Circuit Court JACKSON, If al!v«, her unknown Bomlnolo County Florida epoua* If married, and If daad her ROT ICM OF APPLICATION respertlva unknown heir*, dnvlsots, Publlah Pab. 1, I, 11, f t , l t l f FOR TAX DR MB H oe, 1P4.H F lorida Ita tu te* mt layatees and yranteoa; fDKLLA NOTICB OP APPLICATION FOR JACKSON CRAWFORD, If alive, IMPI TAX IIRKD NOT ICR IP H EREBY OIVKN. her unknown apouis If marrlad. flo e . 104.IS F lorida ptaiutaa a f That X, J. Bahr th* bolder o f th* and If daad bar rtapartlv* unknown follnw tny rartlflcata ha* filed aald hilro. dovlaeos, l- a a t - a i and yran tNOTICR IB HKRKRT OIVKN, rartlflcata for ta* daad to ba taauad taa; U / t n r JACKSON, who raaldtt That N. J. Bahr th* holder of th* tharaoa. Th* eartlficat* number and In Rochaatar, Now York; ORA follow in g eortirieat* haa (Had aatd yaar o f Issuance, the description BELL JACKSON LRE. who ra iid ts eartlficat* for U i daod to bo Issued of tho property, and th* ntm * In In Koeh**t*r, Now Tork: ORA thereon. Th* rortlflcal* number which l l way aaaoaaad a r t aa B R IJ. JACKSON LKK. who rasi.laa and year o f lasuanc*, th* descrip­ In Rorheater, Now Tork; PHOE- tion of th# property, and th* nam* follow a: RIAN BTTH, It Silva, bar unknown In which It w as aaaaaaad ara a* ca rtlflra t# No. t l ! Taar o f toouanco J u a t It, A. D. apnuia if m arrltd. and If doad followa: her raapoellv* unknown hair*, HIT C ertifies!* No. I f f Taar of davlaoaa. Iays tea* . and tvnnt***: laauanca Boeeripttou •« Frwpooiyi Juaa ta, A.D. h i t T.ota I. 0, A T. B lock B. Tract JOSEPHINE JACKSON THOMAS. Deeortprtoa a f Fvapattpl IT BanUndo Bprlnyo Areordlny I | alive, her unknown epoua* If NM at NE«4 o f s w h a f to P lata Tharsof Hocorded upon marrlad. and It daad kor rvapccNW U Sarllon f t — Towntha Fnbll* Rarorda o f Paml­ tlv# unknown holra, dovlaooa. loyaahlp t l South — Raoy* f t 1**0 and yrant***. C. H. LIND8ET. nola County, Florida Ea*t • Acre* Nama Ip w hlrh Maotaod Hubert W. If allvo, hla unknown opoua* If Nam* la whlrh ataaaoa* Ayna* marrlod. and If doad hla raopactlva B larkthoar Holra W aldos ot *1 A11 o f M id proparty balny In tho unknown h*lr% dovlaeto, leyatte* A ll a t s e l f proparty holny la c o u n ty o f Bomlnolo. Ptato o f F lor­ aad yraatoeo: E D W IN SANDTB tha County of Somlnola, Stain af UEOROE AI'IICBTUB ida. L'ntaai ouch rortlflsaia ohall ba DAWKS. Florida. Unlop* such carllflcata rodoamod orm rd ln y lo law th* pro- THOMPSON and ANTHONT NOR- sh all ba radeoraed sreord lay la law party d o te r lb li In aurh cortlDrata RIB. aa Truaika* o f th* Florida th* preparty daacrlbad In auch w ill ho oold lo tba hlyhoot bidder Land and Coloulaalton Company, rartlflcata w ill ba aald ta tha ot tho front door o f tha Pomtaola Ltd., If allvo, thalr raastctlv* un­ h iy h o it bfddar a t th* tr ea t door County Court H om o at Panford. known *psu**a If marrlod, and It of th* Semtnola County Court F lorida, aa Iha' flrat Monday In doad tholr roepooilv* unknown Ifeua* *t Sanford, F lorida, on th* tba month of March, lid * , whtah holra, davliaoa, layatooo and sr a n t- (trot Monday In th* month of aaai MONROE R. HUTTON and S. Mqrch, if f * , which la tha Tlh day I* th* Tlh day nt March, Ilia . Datad thla l l t h day at January, T. CHOPS, If all**, lhatr roopaetlvo af March. H lf . unknown opoua** If marrlad, and ^ D atod thla t t i h day pt January, H it, If doad tholr riap setlva unknown Daotd M. flatchal holra, dovlaoot. loyatooi and yrant- IDEAL) Clark Clretilt Court. ***! SARITA L. HUTTON, who ra­ Pamlnola County, Florida DAVID M. SATCHEL i l do* In MoDanoush, Caoryla: is and sad (O fficial C lerk # Beall Clark of Clrcut c a a r t nyalnal any anS alt paraona F y b tilk Fab. l . I . l l . H , H«a Psm lpsto County Florida la s any rlaht, lilt s ar Intaraat la Publlah 1, t . II, t f , H lf . and la Iha follow ln y doorrlbod land NOTICB FAR RID* Tha Board o f County Commit- ly ln y and balny in Seminal* Coun­ TN T U B CIRCUIT COURT OP TMR slonara o f Bomlnolo County, F lor­ ly, F lorida, lo -w ltt NINTH JUDICIAL CMCUUtT OP B asin at th* SB earner o f VMM DTATH OF FLORIDA. IN id* w ill roeoloo bid* at tbo Oftico th* I V U of tba I W k o f lb* AND FDR rBH INO La COVSTY, o f David M. Oatchal, Clark In tbo S R U , Sectlen l l . Tow nship 11 IN CHANCHBV. BO. ltdSd Coarthouoo nt Panford. Florldn np Pnuth, Many* I t Kaal. (houca HELEN HOOVER BURTNKTT aad to IH * p. a . Monday Fobruory l l . ruanlny North I S l.lt fast, FRANK CLAYTON EURTNHTT, H I* for Iha follow in g: • bin e* W att to tb* A tlantis bar husband. Itam 1. Tho Improvamont of Coast Lin* Railroad r lyh t-of- Plain tlffa South S tr a it from w ay, thanra Southw esterly V I . 1T-II ta * point 1111 alon y aald rly h t-o f-w a y la n T/HVKLL W. REED and M. v i r . fa st Root of tho Conpoint W ait of th* b oyln alay a iN IA REED, hla w ife, ot al.. u r lln n af H lphltnd thonea E ast to point of boylnDrlvo; Prolrlo Doha Drtva Defendant*, may. from South Stroot to NOTICR DP SUIT TOU ARK HRREBT NOTIFIED W ollo Avonuo; Lotto TO: LOWELL W. REED Dnd M. that a su it to quiat till* haa boon VI ItUIXIA REED, hla w ife, tf llvRood from South Ptract ta Rldyo Road; breuyht ayatnat you In Ih* (llroult Inv. and If doad, tholr unknown Court, Ninth Judicial c ir cu it of holr* at law , davlaoaa, layatsaa, and Rldyo Rood from Florida, In and for Pomlnalo ■rant***, aaalyna. Uanora, aradl!<*ka Read to V.S. IT. County, 1b* abort tltlo af which torn iraoteta aad a ll athar ptr• I I* For* P ark , Flor­ I* PHILIP J. NESS, P laintiff. *a. asna clalm lay undar aald Defend­ ida. Tbo Im gravom oat to b* t u l a MODES K. LSVT, ot AU D ttand- ant*. a n d . a ll partlo* having ar undar th* oontraat Inrtudaa grad* anta. and by that* p reeaan a r t ro- clalm lay la have any righ t, title lap, can itru otloa o f S'* aand-bltu- qulrtd to ftla w ith tba Clark at or la u rea te la and lo tha fallow . witnou* bote, doable couraa, o il- said c o u r t roar writ ion appear­ Ing Ooaerlbod real prapovt- alrualsta y aurfaao treatm ent, and aacia- ance, paradnally or by att*rn*y. *4 In tha County of Samlnula, State In sold cult ou or hafara in* H ,a a f Florida, ta-w itt aarp d raln at* work. Plana and apaciflentlana foe th* day o f .February, IM I. and there, Tha W eal ** N «t a f th* S eal Proposed im pravom anlo-ar* on III* a ftir to fit* aatvlao or lb* eppooI l f fa st o f th* W a a t .l t l foot I n y oouniol aad f l it w ith aald and may ho obtained a t tbo O ffice o f tha Karth H alf a t tb* o f th* County Rnylnoor I* tb* Clerk y tu r w ritten defense*, If Poutboaot Quarter of th* any, la P la la tltr* cuiuplelui at Courthoua* Pt Sanford. Florida. Sou thw est Q uarter (loss th* Itldo ahall bo aaoloaod In a t a il- tb* tlmaa prescribed by U w . there­ South I f f feat tboroofl. Section *4 onvotopo, plalaly m arked on in aattlny up Iha aalate, rlaht, Tl, Township f l Boutb, flan s* H East. Ih* nutoldot RID FOR BTRBRT till* or Inttroat In, or lien upon, ahov* described property P A V |N il FBDN PARK. SRMINOI.R lb* Tbo oatura of thla su it U to COUNTT, FLORIDA, open on F ob . claim ed by you. Herein fall u*t rsm o ts certain aloud* from and or a Deere* Fra Confaaao w ill* b* to qalat and confirm Plaintiff*" ruary I f , t i l l . Rida to bo op*nod a t a mooting entered a y a ln tt you. iltla ta th* above daacrlbad proWITNESS my baud o u t th* aaat r * r < r to ba bold ly tb* County Commis­ sion M aatlny Room tn tb* Court- »• *.14 i ’i » r l ot gnefard, Florida Tn* nam* or th* Court In whlrh boua* a t Sanford, Florida tn F ab. ihla Tlh day af January. A. A). H it . this su it bna been Instituted la th* DAVID M. aATCH KIruary H , Ilia . Circuit .Court fnr Iha Xluth Judi­ CI ark at tha Circuit Court Tba r ly k t la raaarrad to walva cial Ctrouit at Florid*, la and for By Martha T. V ih la s IrrasuU rltlaa or toohnlealltlea In Seminal* County, F lorid *,, la Deputy Clark b ld t and |y rajaat nay an d /or aU Chantary. K tnnath M. L affltr bid*. Th* abbravtoipd t ills , u thla Board o f County Commtaalonara A ttornar far P la in tiff rasa la HELEN HOOVER BUNTRdwarda Rulldlny—P. a Drawer S tm lnolo County, Florida NETT and FRANK CLAYTON ■II Joh n Rrldar, Chairman BURTNKTT. bar husband, va Sanford. Florida Ryt F. H D avit Jr. LOWELL w . IBRD and M. VIR. PUBLISH JANUARY I t, 11, | | aad County B nyln etr OINIA REED, h it Wire, at a l . FEBRL'anr L IH* publiaht Fab. l , I, taa*. Defendant*. Th* daacrlytlan a t tha real proparty Involved Id (h it l u l l U aa *#t forth above. You and each a f you ara hereby raeulred ta ftla your answ ers, or athor dofoaslva pleadings la aald L t n u H D s a x in a raMMissioN causa, w ith tha Clark af aald Court NaMm a< Puhlla aad aorv* a copy thereof upon TO wham It m ay e ea ier n : ( Porvl* P. Sw ean, Attorney far Natlca la harthF slv o a that la accordance w ith ordinance 'No. H I on P laintiff#. I I I *1*V I! P*. Oranaa Avat l i h February H fa at a p. m , a request for a change la analog from aua, Orlande, Florida, on ar bofara Oommorrial la lig h t Industrial w ill b# considered an Iha follow ln y th* l l t h day of February, A, D. described proparty; Boy. I f W o f NK Cor. o f N W i Ben I, TUP. R4*K. I f f I, If you fall to do so, a D o­ Bomlnol* cou n ty, run *41.§' n. W * i r , s ! U ' , W III", N 1*1", Kl«', er** Pr* Caafaaoo w ill h* entered u none, o eav- ■ i . . ■ - e 7 . ■ . - _ » m__. __■__ ayainal you aad aald **u*a ahall proceed ay part*. WITNESS m y band and th* oaal a f aald Caart a l doutord. Somlnola County, Florida, thla the Sth day at January, A. D. H I*. David M. Oatchol Clark af th* circu it Court lu and tor Som lsol* Counly, NOTfCK OF APPLICATION FOR TAT n R R n f le a , 1P0. to F lorid* * ratal** o f IO0P1 NOTICB IP H RRRBT OIVKN, That N. J. Bahr tba holder o f tha follow in g carttflcata ha* (Had said rartlflcai* for taa daad in ba taauad thereon. Th* cartlflrat* nambar and yaar of issuance, tha description of tbo property, and tb* nam* In which It wan aasaaaad a r t a* follow s; C ertificate No. 1TI T ear o f lasuanc* Juna I t , A. D. HIT poncvlgtlo a a f F reyartyi N I t Ft. of P 104 F t. of W H I F t. nf R 1/4 o f NW«4 o f NWt* Portion St —Tow nship I I Boutb —-lU nya l l B a it Nam* In whlrh aaaoaaad Mahal O allaw ay A ll o f aald property balny tn tba County of Iam lnolo, P lat* o f F lor­ ida. t'nlaaa aurh rartlflcata ahall ha redrtmad arrordlny to law tha property deerrlhed In aurh rartlrata w ill ba *Md to th* h lih * * t bidder at th* front door of th* Bemlnolo County - Court Horn* at Panford, Florldn, on tha flrat Mon­ day In thJ month o f Marrh. HI*, w hlrh la th* Tlh day of March, H I*. Dated thla l l t h day a f J ia u a ry , till. David M. natch el Clark • Circuit Court, Pamlnola County, F lorid* (O fflrial Cloth** Baal) Publish Fob. 1-1-11-11, H I* r ir r m a r a nam r NOTICB IP hereby w ire* that T am onyayad In bualnoai a t Fara P lata. Fam Park, atm lnol* c o u n ­ ty. Florida, under th* fictitiou s nam* of. R. U O rlffln A asoclattt. and that t Inland tn raylarar aald nam* w ith th* Clark of th* Clrrult Court, iam ln olo Crfunty, F lor­ id*. In accordance w ith th* provlalona af th* Flrtltloua Nam* Statute*. to-WIt; Paction 111.01 Florida Btatuta* HIT. Pip: Ron I-. Orlffln, Pr. Publlah Jan. 11, 11. II A Fab. ! Legal Notice Legal Notice la ih e Court o t i i i J f - J » l y Jnduo, aem loel* Couuty, Florida, l a P ro. hate. lo ret Reloto o f rAUL LEO CLOUTIER D eceaied To All Crodlloru ood Poroooa H o*, to y Clolaee or Dooenogo A yalom fold E oiottl Tnu and each of you or# hereby notified and required to preaent any claim* and demand! which you. nr sltb tr of you, m ay bar* ayatnat tb* eataia o f PAUL LKn CLOIT1JKR. decooaed. lat# nf said County, to tb* County Judy* nf Bemlnolo Couotf, Florid*, at Me office In th* rnurt hoq** of •aid Counir at Panford. Florida w ith ­ in sight calendar month* from the lime nf th* flrtt publication of thla notlc*. Each claim or riamind ohall he In w rlllny. and sh all atai* tha piar* of realdenr# and p - R office addrea* of th# rlelm ant an T •hall be eworn to hr th* rlalm ant aaont, allnrney. and any aurh claim nr demand not an filed ehall lie voM. (lahrlello Mart* Cloutier A* adm lnlatralrlx a f lb* Eetat* af PAUL LRO CI/tUTIER. deceaied First Publication January 11, H I0 n. Andrew Speer Attorney at Law t*IU S. Park Avo. Sanford, Florida NOTICR OF APPLICATION F o i l nKP.n Florida Statu tes o t tax I *ec. H 4 .lt 1*40) NOTICE IP HEREBY OIVKN, T b it N. J. Behr th* bolder of tbo follow ing certificate has filed aald certificate for tax deed to ho in b* leeucd thereon. Th# c e r tifi­ cate number and year of leauenrr. th* description of the properly, and tha nama In which It wav assessed ar* as follow a! , Certificate No. 141 Tear ot laauanro June H , A. D. HIT ■ lleoerlpllnu of Property! M II, m ock A, R tp lat of ^ l-ak* Mobil* Pheras, P lat Beak I Faya II Name In whlrh aasiseed Tucker Development Corp. All of said property helny tn th* County nf Bamlnol*, Plato of F lor­ ida. 1‘nloat such carllflcata ahall be radeamtd according tn law th* property described In aurh c tr tiflcats w ill h* aold to tb* highest bidder at tha front doer nt tha Pamlnola County Court H aul* at Sanford, Florid*, oa th* flrat Mon­ day In th* month o f Marrh, H l i v Which la th* Tth day or Marrh. 11*1# Datad thla l l t h day of January, H4*. IDEAL) DAVID M. fUTCHK L c le rk c ir cu it Court Bomlnolo County Florida Publlah Fab. 1, I, 11, II. H lf . ADVRRTIIRMRNT FOR RIDS Tha Hoard of Tounly 'Commis­ sioner) for Seminal* County, F lor­ id*, w ill rocalv# bid* fnr th* furnlohlny o f aU labor, matorlala, equipment and oervleaa r e q u ir e ^ for lb s construction ot th* Sent Iw not* Counly Health Conlor, Bar:, ford, Florida, until I o'clock P. M. February llt h H l f at Ih* Clerk's Office la Ih# Court lfouso, Ban ford, Florida, (tide wilt ba nptnad at l f : e i A. M. February l l t h H I* or aa aeon thereafter as passible. Bids w ill ba sealed aad plainly marked on Iho eutald* e f Ih* envelop* "-Sealed Bid for dom lnolo Counly Jleollh Center." Drawing* aad specification* may be obtained by depositing Il00.ee with th# Arohltoct, John A. Burton IV, Coreor F irst Street and M e l^ Innvtlte Avanu*. Sanford, FtorlriiflP for Ih* flrtt aot of dodemonl* ob­ tains*. Such deposit w ill b* re­ funded la fu ll to each parson who return* th* docum ents In good rondltloa w ithin 1* day* aftar tha bid opening; w ith exception a* noted bolow. Additional aata may b* abtalnad e l Ih* aoat a f S ll.e e oath, which la h a lf rafundable. Oenaral Con tractors securing doeumanta and not subm itting prspasal ahall b* refunded one-half the depoalt upon rotu rs at document* In good m ndltlon. A certified chock or -bank draftK payable to lb* Board a f C o u n ty Commission*re for Bomlnol* Coun­ ir, Florid*, U. S. (Internm ent Ronds, or a satisfactory hid bond •xacu ttd by lb* Bidder aad afcaptabla ourallas In an am ount equal ta five par cant of tha bid ahall be submitted w ith each bid. The euccaaeful bidder w ill b e required ta furnish end pay for aetlefactery performance aad p ay­ ment bond or bonds. Attontlou Is called ta tb* faat that uot Doe that tb s minimum oslarUa end w as** aa sat forth In tb* Specifications m ust be paiE)' aa tho** projects. Tho Board of C eanty Commla■laeoro for Bemlnolo County, F lo r ­ id*. roaarv** th# righ t to reject aay and/or alt blda ar Id w alv* aay Informant!** In tha bidding. No bid ahell b* w ithdraw n for a period e f fifto ee t i l ) dare tu b . sequent t* tb* opentnE 'e f bide Without th e consent o f th* Board. JOHN KRIDER. chairman Board of Couety Commissionore, Somlnnle C ouety, F lorida DAVID H. QATCHELL Clark Bomlnol* co u n ly , F lorida W Fuhtlih J o s . II, II, * Fob. 1, IIM NOTICE 11 HEREEY GIVEN (hat Ih* Beard e f Caucty Cnmmlaaloaera af Somlnel* County, Florida, w ill rocalv* seeled bids, which ere to b t p lalaly marked on th* outald* of Ih* eutelupe 'Oealed bid for Validating Machine", a t lb* O ffice ■f th* Clerk a f th* Cireult Court, In the Court Roue*. Saaford. F lor­ id*. up lo I o'clock P. H. Febru­ ary I, H is , end aponod at H :t* A. M. February t, H I* or aa l o r n , thereafter ea possible, (or th* f t I V lowing! On* c a sk Coalrol ynd V alidating Mach la t lo he used by the Clark e f th* Circuit Court o f Sem inole County, in -the Cttrk ‘ 0 Office. San­ ford, lo m eet er exceed the follow ­ ing specification*; tl> Mach in* m ust have e m ini­ mum e f 11 asperate real it o n , accum ulating capacity ta III,- m SM ’ l S H . S S . 'T i . m (I ) M uat*heve* 4 separate seek drawer* wllk Individual Intel*. m ( ! ) Machine m ust have leaked consecutive counter that e ea aat be r**#L (I ) Machine m ust have locked . . . iroeoectleu c*eater*. ( f ) Machine muat provide f o r . vetd operatise and neeem ela te tatel e f e ll velde. (T) Marhln* m eat be ebl* ta It*. M s* la te stl- or any depart* m onte Issuing one receipt. (I ) Machine m ust provide far Clerk, of Oeurt aiyaatur* *■ receipt. • « (I ) Machine muat have yeas*ft? able m eaty till* far ' sack drawer, ( I f ) M ust h er* minimum * f I I I ,. . ' f J M t capacity aa keyboard. ( I t ) Machine m eet pc l e i d el* a e receip t Th* k oerd rtaorva* the r is h i r ... >• rejeri amt or a ll b id e f* dob* K rldir, Chalrmae ***rd af CeONty Commlsaloaare ^ § cs:sknsx fo e r d a f C ouety Cem m leeloaere _ •o rn le ^ e C euety, F lorida :fl| FuMlok January U , I H f e e d F o f f f �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 12. Plumbing Service# Classified Phone FA 2-2611 9BEDROOM, ktiehcD .......................... led houie. completely air conditioned PA 2-C71I. F U R N I S H E D apartment 932 monthly, all utilitlai paid exeept fa x Phone FA MOTt ’till 1:20 P, M. FA 2-1US after «:0Q. DUPLEX, furnlihed, one bedroom. Park. FA 24442. RESIDENTIAL T/ytr We hava an axcellanl •eiecT’.tfi of lota, some to them In Sanford's moat exclusive rdtldentlal sec­ tions. to t ua drive you around and show you what ta available. You will to pleasantly surprised at some to tha prices. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Eaat D E A D L IN E S aide totwetn Celery tad Geneva Avenue; 4 todroama, kitchen apCLASSIFIED DISPLAYi pllaneaa. School bua atop. Quiet . Tu*»„ thru Fri. • I P. M, day to* neighborhood. I l l per month. fu n insertion. Mm . • Sil. Phona FA 24141. ST R A IG H T C L A S S IF IE D : T u n . thru FrL • I P . M. d s y to* fora insertion. Mon. • 8»L ROOM and BOARD la new pri­ vate home, for couple or one or two tingle periom. FA 2472*. 3-ftEDROOM furnlihed ham# $100 RESPONSIBILITY: mo.; reapomlble people only. ' Tho Herald will Mt to raopenaibU .Call FA IB M . far mart than w Incorrect lasertlM of your to. ato reserves tha LARGE unfurnitbed house: hat stove and refrigerator. 124 per ■ right to rarloa or rajaat nay to* month. 1002 W. First St. Phone “ Tfrtlurmrnt Iron th at Wfaraf ta FA 2 2132. confirm to tha pelleiea af thia OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ t o P*r* ing. SIS Oak Avanua. FA I-M06. CLASSIFIED INDEX 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apartmeal near ichoots and floras. 1. Roto Foto ■11 Elm. No peta pleats. L For Rent X Wanted la Rant R E N T A BED L Real Batata Wealed B^Uway. Hoaplto1 A Baby Bads X Real Eatata Far Bala By Dty, Week or Month. I X Mortgage Loana CARROLL’S FURNITURE T. Bualneaa Opportunities PX FA Z-Slll l i t W. 1st BL X*A Inauranra X Female Help Wanted I-BEDROOM furtlstod ... X Mala Help Wanted blocks from tomltoln High IX Mala or Fannie School, between Park a n d II. Worh Wanted French. Call FA 1-SMO after IX Plumbing Herrlean 4:30 P. V. IX Electrical Barrieaa II. Build, Paint A Repair FLORAL HEIGHTS apartment far ro d , oma bedroom; South aa IX Special Serrtcaa Satoird Ave., one block part 1B*A Beauty Parlaea Air Bom Rt.. t o n right, ath. a IX Flower* * Plants bouse, left aide, box 212 — En­ ' 17. Peta * Lireatach ters. IX Machinery • Tool# IX Boala and Matora HOUSE far rent. Pham FA J4S!« M. AutomohilM after 2:90 P. M. 99-A Trailera SI. Furnltaro g-ROOM bouts, unfurnitbed, mod­ SX Articles For Bala em, eo like located la Geneva, as>A Article Wanted Fla. IM par month. FO 2-3119, SX Not lean A Paraanala Oviedo. S4. Laot A Fannd FURNISHED Apt. M park. SX BdaeaUen 3-BEDROOM unfurnitbed boose, Iliad bath, ■ ■ SummerMn. Ap­ S. F o r R an t ply m c I door. Ph. PA 2-SttB. Mefiarrflto. FUBN. ap t NEW two bedroom CB houso au 9BEDROOM CB bouse. Tain* flva ncfoi; olactrie stove gad refrigerator, some furniture. On phone FA t-J Vlblao Road. Just off Country 9BEDR00M unfurniahad home. d u b load, i l l par mo. AvatlFA 2-2I3T. ebla Fob. ttb. FA 2-2923. WELAKA APARTMRNTB: LARGE specious two bedroom private hatha, U4 W. Vint I t toUM plus Florida room, ator•go apace .and garage; kitchen ■•BEDROOM fully furnlitod lake fui oguippad; furnlihed if daalrad; aide cottaga; toulta only. N U M iU t. F o r loformatioo FA 24344. FA 2-1417. COMPLETELY furnished houta. BACHELOR apartment, ground Ph. FA 1-2197. Roar, guitabla for 1 or X III Palmetto. TURN. Apt. SOllh W. let St, FURNISHED apartment tu new BLERPINO ROOMS. The Gahiea, duping; washroom, seroooad 491 Magnolia. FA S4TSX porch, clean and mulct; adults, m pots. Oily Kt. South Sanford I t P ay s At . , H. H. Hiller, photo FA I-T77X T o U se T he H E R A LD APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA 1-0171. W an t A d i. FURNISHED bouao for rent, II Smyrna Dr., DeSary. Legal Notice *OTK'K to Tttm n n t i v to Ha I.AKK n u .V A * * a T * T * » . i v c . A Coma* now la k e S ilv a n Kslataa, Inc. a n t publishes this, Ita notlra lo tha Pulillr at BainlnoU County, n o r i t e that It w ill raquaat raaolutlon vacation plat of tuika Uylvan K a ta t.i approved bjr tha llo a r t of County cnntmlualoaara o f etm ln sla County an tk t HU l a y at Auguat, t a i l. That lha patltlaaar, ta k a gylraa K itatM , Im-., la Ika proeetaaor af tka fta altnplt tltta to that part a f th» tract far which varallon It dealred. That vacation w ill not a ffec t the lc» almplc lltln owncra . ts Iota IS. II. IX IT. I t. It. IX # I t. 41, IX 47, IX M, t t , IT. II. f t , TX M. a n t i t , Lake Sylvan Eataiaa a a t tha airccti and caacmcnta a t per tha plat approval on lha Ith day of Auauat. t i l l , a a t recorded In Plat Book X paa* >1 of tha P ublic nernrta of gamlnaia County. Florida. That auth vacation w ill nst affect tha Ingrcc* e»d feres* ta tha fca almpta tltta awaara af tha ahot r num btrat Iota la aald euhdlvlelun. . That tha atata a id county taaaa due on tha propartlaa In tfala eukd lvlilop hava beta paid fay all X Fear# to* That tha auhtlrlalaa data aat Ha w ithin tha eorparata lim it* at any town or city, n n t therefor* aa vacation by euch corporation la required __ ;_ J______ u k k nri.VAX kutatki. ikc . By l-eird B. I^ a * Jr. Prlaldent A tteeti L S. L e tt- Becrataep otatk o r ruinitiA POl’.STT OP URAKUK Before me, tha umleralaned au lh a. rlly, peraonally appeared Laird B. . M a g . Jr., and U B. l^ a p . Pratldeut ■ la n d Uei retary rerp ectltely a t 14k* gylvan K eteiee. Inc., who certified to m* that thay aiacu ted th* abort ta d foregoing Inetrumenl on th lt tha t it h day *r Otcemher Hit. J. It. L e e r Kut ary PuhUa My rummlealea atptroo an Juna 1*. l i l t • MaxWWI 5. Real Eatata For Salt BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY LOTS for aalo an hard surface reed; nicely graded; near Mon­ I BR. bout* on Magnolia, foot out roe corner. Phone FA 1-9*20. af city Umi a; kitchen equipped, vawliao blindi. mmea heater. Must aril to once. IMPS. Will THE SANDS OF TIMS trade Mr lata medal car. ARE RUNNING OUT fa 149*1 ar FA I4 M . There are only three homes left L (O) (O) K AT THIS VALUE in exclusive SAN REM KNOLLS. 2 acres, leal than I milea from Thlt mean* that only throe more happy familifa wilt to able to downtown. Good 2 bedroom homo, 2 screen­ M j: ed porches, gaa range _ for ■ tome wo eow Daa't paw this up lai ALSO many with MANY to Um fea­ ture. to BAN SEN KNOLLS, hot 2 extra large lots, over tt acre nono with ALL to ttom. For each, room for home and gar­ initaaee them warn many with den, hi cRy. 91,100 each. 9 bedroomi, 9 or l t t bath*, FARMER’S AGENCY electric kltcboaa, lerresao floor* N. Y. Farmer, Realtor ■od etc., l i k e SAN REM D. H. Whitmore KNOLLS, and eeme oven tod Lillian G. Trim* tto aama FHA financing with Associate*. lew down payment and low I l l 8. French Are. Ph. FA 14221 monthly payment!. But there After beura, FA 2 2111, FA 9dftl, was always SOMETHING wrong FA 2-M21 — Uka not having city water and aowers, ar Ml having tto LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100* Urge, covered patfo* you eee in i 141', l t t miles west of city REM KNOLLS, or being limits. 1210. Phone FA 2-7212. located in a noisy neighborhood. READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY . 9-BEDRuOM, 2 bath, kitetoa equipped, Florida roam. Larga lot. Call FA 24432. COUNTRY HOMES New masonry 3-bedroom homo for 911,300. Now masonry 2-todroom homo gar 91,100. Homes can to handled for 91.000 down. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Aiaoc, FA >2911 Atlantic Bank Bldg. • PLUSH CAMP ON LAKE HARNEY” Wall built camp, suitable for year round tomo, two bedroom a, bath, kHchea, largo living room witfe tnrroiM floori, elaborate fire place and barbecue grill, larga lerraiao floor >un porch, 2nd building Just refiniihed and wirad, for aatrn sleeping quartan, alio Includes good touts trailer, 331' frontage on Lake Harney, LOVELY furnished four room included are kil.-hen appliances apartment, l t t tile bslha, large and lome furniture, offered ex­ screened porch. FA 2-4*10. clusively by "The Tima Tested Firm." ft. Heal E a ta ta F o r Sal* C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 5. Rea) Eatata For M o St. Johns Realty Co. to i t * Cm h mt MO C *H W Jotpe* BCUIROI.P r * a a e v . K w t f t , lo Peakai*. Ta II I feeaitwea Oa# Kaeaaae M acias t'lalaaa We llenaeeda 4 *alsat aat# K aiaiai la aat Kaiaa* a f And Associate! Registered Real E d its Broker Fk. FA 2-IMI 1702 to Hiawatha HOME SEEKERS ---------Srswnitou. pavi * * net:IKTOpV dtterner* far Use**tar paafarX Florida Kdwarda Watldlag Stonitrom Realty MSB BERT STENbYROM Registered Broker LEN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY Windahleld Back Glaao Door Glaaa Vont Glaoa SERVICK Sonkarik Glaoa and Paint Co. HANDICAPPED VETERAN, mar­ ried, ago ft, soaking employ­ ment; eaperlenred la bookkeep­ ing; high school graduate; native af Saaford. Will consider aay typo work. Can FA 2-3432. 12. PhimMnt Ban lets Jenkins LEWIS SALES ft 8ERV1CE Voapa Motor Scooters Heater ft Lana Mower Service Waal Country Club Kd. FA 1-7020 Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODEL5 104 Bo, Park (14 hr. tar.) FA 1 MIS HEATING H. B. POPE CO. 200 1. Park - FA 24214 N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES • • Quirt Community Near Golf Coarto $450 Down Be Lovelier With Professional 400 Sanford Ava. PA 991ft Beauty Caro. • BIO VALUES • IU1CK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Beauty faion 2110 Oak FA 2-7024 WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture A Satisfied customer to eur tori 911 E. First BL FA advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 109 So. Oak Fk. FA 9S74I 22. Article# For Sal* FOR SALE; 1 piece gray 16. Flowers A Plant a suite, practically able. FA 2-T3M. Cut Flowers For Any Occaaskm SANFORD SLOWER SHOP 1291 C H E V R O L E T car raft# FA 2-1922 or FA 24CT9 110.90; l Admiral thoitwavo ra­ dio with Tt turn table « t l » ; 17. Peta, Livestock, Supplied AMI tn record fokn box, for den, needs 1little ‘ repair 9 ADORABLE Cocker puppies; one brown, one black; reason­ 292.00; separately ar all 9ar 130.92. Phone FA 2-TT41 nr able. KA 93014. FA 24214 after 2 p. m. Dawn's 18. Machinery • Toola FA?TORY TO YOU D. C. 4 Cate, D. O. Case, C. Cat* ALUMINUM 04 International, 9-N Ford, 91 VENETIAN BLINDI and 30 gallm Bear grovo spray Eaelaaad band. Saf-prnto era; all typas grovo equipment. rail with pintle oadx Idwin-Tuthlll 14 Inch inch'band Also Ba Idwin-Tuthlll ar raym tapes. Cette* i saw. Complete welding. Ward Equipment, Oviedo, FO 94241. S en k arlk Glaea an d Paint Ox 119112 W. ind f t PA 9d4ft 19. Boats anil Motors Gateway To Tha Waterway Your EV1NRUDE Dealer • Roboon Sporting Good* 10444 E. lit. FX FA 3-3991 33 H. P. JOHNSON Electrle, 14 ft. step bottom boat and Pelican trailer 4600. FA 2-0919 altar 1:00 P. M. Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINIS 1401 French Ave. FA 2*1292 20. Awtomoblfoa SINGER PORTABLE to slbln party ia thl* Take over I payments nf , Two year guarantee romai: Write Bee AA, •/« Sanford aid. toll Ua Your Service With Tto CasX TRADING POST. PA 942TT. GOOD Used Appliance* n d Germly, lac., Third ft Pal SAVE at BRYAN'S ! FABRIC SHOP. Om block West f t Monroe no Wool Fttft f t '32 DODGE nine passenger sta­ tion wagon. Na down paymaat WORK clothes, lagiafln, —assume mortgage nf 92*6 Pay­ tarps, blankets, not*. Army-1 ments approximately 959 per Surplus, l i t Saaford Ava. month. 2409 Sanford Ave. '30 FORD pickup 91ft. Roel'o Peiat 2S*A A rtk to a W aatad Shop, 10th, and Saaford Atm. UVEKG ROOM aad •uttea, toafccasee, daska, eft. 20-A Trailers Photo PA 229ft. FOR SALE— 1940 Spence Craft House Trailer. 40ttx9. See Clyde Walla at DaWItto Trailer Paik. No pbma rails. SMALL VENTURA trailer, ideal tor hunting or vacation, equip­ . NAVY AND ! ped with water and gaa lights extra. 1319 Orlando Dr., DeWitte NEWCOMERS Trailer Court. W ELCOM E! TOSANFORD j $SAVE$ New A Ueed Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford 209-999 R. First ft. PX PA 14999 Counituj, Club W la n o A S E T T E R H URRY O N LY I LEFT Before Prices Go Up *340 *9890 Financing Down Payment-No T O T A L P R ICE Turn Want On Mth i t . PftUaw Country Club Rd. A Watch For Ottr OPEN 1:00 Drive. Open for Ingpection p. m. tn «:9d p. m- LOTB CHOICE LOTS; Near three atop* lag centers and schools — ptfoo id right. > . M.. FA l-l RUBY SELL AT ONCE -U O v M i town; a to dream frame tome an S S tr P n S m Mwy. 44 West Beat offer U tai. 11 N. Fork — FX FA S-MM FA 944ft, Saaford. Shauiuduk : Furniture FA S40W 21. F u rn ltu rx DREDGING: Land filled and CUSTOM SUILT tanttum -aftgte pieces or Mil. Alan fontbeaches pumped In. No Job to turn repair. CaMaeto made. enfhll or to lari*. Call TEmpla PA 979« T 1-4030. Used furniture, appl SEPTIC TANK SERVICK etc. Bought-l ■ .fold Larry's Mart Since 1949 913 Saaford Avn. PX FA 9412S A. HARR DF.BARY NOrth 94422 NOrtk 94711 WILL keep me child la my tome while mother work*. 119 Maple Ave., Sanford. " L O W OF BARGAIN PLUMBING Six beautiful l a t a , IriirtlU f, Contracting 9 Repalra Dream void lection, toferod ex­ Free Estimalea clusively by St, Johni Realty E. L HARVEY Ce. at a fraction to the assessed B t Saaford Ava. Ptoa* FA 2-I292 value. W x I2F, *ee -T to Tima Taatnd Firm”, immediately 9*r SANFORD Plumbing ft HtaUai Iheao "Hot B argain”. 9M2 to. Mm Fk. FA 9T91X TV and RADIO REPAIR of <r ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby 3:00 nights aod weekend*; San­ Beds. Day, Weak or Mootftford, Lake Mary aad tong wood. FURNITURE CENTER . 1100 French Avx FA 1-2772 aad FA I40IX Ph. TA 9-7931 11 111 W. 2nd ft. 11. Work Wants! QXAPra X HALL May wo show you this 9 bedroom, 1'*•*»*** 1 both boms located on Rosalia Tan aa# aack af you i n here*ky. Drive. This homo features fully aetlfled a n f required ta y re.aat *ay rielm e e ■4 dem aafa which electric kitchen, spOca totter, S t Johns Realty Co. Plumbing & Repairs yea. ar alihar af yau. w a r hava Venetian blindi, sad screened It! North Park Ave. aealn at th l aalate af q LAD VC a. J a r .C Thomas Florida room. The 4tt% , VA IIALU Berealed. la ic nf aald Cnun"Tto Tim* Tested Firm” 1912 Saatta ft* FA 1*9942 tr. ta tk* <’ • < ■ ir J a d e * mortgage balance Is 90.000 and • I Bew laal* CeuBtr, Flarld*. at low monthly payments to 99T HOUSE, 9471 down; I todroom*, hie afflr* la tb* reurt haae* af bath, kilebao, living room, monthly. Terms an tto 91400 aald f7aItaly at X enfeiX Florida, Florida room, carports. Large dawn payment If desired. Tto w ithin alebt ralendar m eath* fr e » th* liiaa n f the first eakltrattaa land leaped corner lot, fenced owner I* very aniieua la sell • f thl* arnica. Karh r la ln ar d»bath yard, m Country Club Oto will grant immediate peamand ahall ha la o r ltla g . a id ah*II a ifta th* Bl*t* af rM idiat* a ad g a it afflca td d t.M a f tha elalm aat, gad e aell he m e r e t* hy thg c u is ia a t, hie in s e t . ar at* tarsay. and gay eurk r ia l* ar deattad so t a* filed (k a il b* raid /* / ttaaaU * Vlenetraet Aa aaaraiar af th* L ett W ill and Teetam ant af q u a n ta X x HALL, m il l d .c g a f d AUTO GLASS INSTALLED MODERf RUG CLEANERS SALESMEN— WONDERFUL Op­ portunity with tha famous Tiny All Slsa Ruga And Wall Ta Wall Tot Safety Tabla Co. Full or Carpels. Satisfaction Guaranteed. •art time. Dlriributarihip open­ 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2-T4ST ing. For personal interview phone NO 941M. WILL beep m e child fbr working motAer Mondays thru Fridays. FA 90999. 21. Fum ltnra AIR CONDITIONING 15*A Beauty Parlora CONTRACT and REP MR WORE Naw ft Used Furniture ft 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24122 DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP nans. A Good Plata Tb BUY, SELL or TRADE 2004 Adams Ph. FA * '332 13. Electrical Service# House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FA 14013 W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Agency U2 Magnolia Phene FA 3-42P1 113 N. Park 14. Build. Paint ft Repair Ptom FA 1-1331 3101 Park Dr. RAINBOW Painters k Daeoratara RANLANDO Spring Area, neargolt —Free Estimates. Ph. FA I-I3M. course; two bedroom CB home, electric kitchen, new draw WALL PAPERING k PAINTING drapes. Call C. W. Ward, Oviedo, Work Guaranteed Bod Beard FO S-3S4I. Contact 302 Wait Ith ft. Phone FA 14041 CALL "THE TIME TESTED TASKER PAINTING Room FIRM” TODAY for wonderful Investment oppor­ Special. FA 24132. tunities In SI. Johns River pro­ THOS. E. THOMPSON perties, and highway 17-92 pro­ General Contractor perties. Home Carpentry Repairs S t Johns Realty Co. Roofing k Siding Photo FA 24432 119 North Park Ava. ■The Time Tested Firm” B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs 7. Buninrsw Opportunities lieoaaod — Bonded —tnaurod FREE ESTIMATES CANDY ROUTE 300 tourol Avo. Pi.. FA 2-7tt3 NEW HERSHEY CARPENTER work and general PRODUCTS A OTHERS repalra reasonable. FA 1-5001. GOOD INCOME Ida Experience Necessary I ft. Spocta) Son* icon Operate from Home Wo plaro and locate a i KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY Dispensers UM Palmetto Ave. Spare Or Pull Time ExceHeto weekly earnings refilling Open 14 hra. day—T day* a weak and collecting from our new INCOME TAX SERVICE Candy Dlapanaeri In your area. WILLIAM H. MURRAY Requirta responsible person, t t l l Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394 about 9 tours aparo time week­ ly ood minimum oash invest­ PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON ment to 9199.M. For interview write at once giving full parti* PR. FA 24229 After S P. M. rular* and phona number to CALLS 21.30. For de­ Diviaion Manager. Box M. e/e SERVICE pendable TV aervir# rail San­ Sanford Herald. ford TV Cantrr, oth. and San­ ford Avo. FA 24741. S. Pomelo Hafp Wanted ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hand Mila, and Needed - 8 - Woman - AVON programs, e t c . Pr igresstvo Also opooiag M Lako Monroe. Printing Co. Phono FA 1-2N1R an that extra money hy 300 Wait 12th St. rtoreienting AVON. Write PUMPS - SPRINKLERS NOW. Manager, Box 24*. AI type* and slat*, installed Lockhart, Fla. for Interview tv "Do M Yourself” your tome. WE REPAIR AND SLRV1CE STINE SALESWOMEN, wonderful oppor­ MacbMory and Supply Co. Ph. FA 24431 tunity with tto famous Tioy Tot W\ W. 2nd ft. SafMy Tabla Co. Full or part CUSTOM UPHOLSTEIllNG: AU time, Distributorship opening. work guaranteed. Free Esti­ For personal interview photo mates. Phone FA 1-7011. NO 94191. eg we love SAN SIM KNOLLS — H la QUIET, Another thing, wo can let our children play hi front because enr tome is eo ■ dead end street and « • don't live In constant fear that a speeding SEAMSTRESS, must have own ear will run ttom down. IT IS* electric sowing machine; work LIKE A NEAT, CLEAN LITTLE , at atop; hours 9:90 to 5:10. VILLAGE WITHIN A CITYI Apply Sanford Fabric Center, And, lilt hot not lean, the con­ ISIS Se. Oak Ave. struction la guaranteed to to tho very hart because every Mi to WHITE GIRL to work in laundry and A n cleaning. Apply in peri H wig personally supervised by son. Joe's Laundry A Dry tho builder, Philip Zeuli.” Clatnart, M9T Saaford Ava. SAN REM KNOLU Is four blocks west to Franck Avo. on Twen­ r ^ s T N ^ v u u ? tieth Street. A Itsmper assoc lata EXPERIENCED maat cutter, ago la an the premise* dally. >1-91. Winn Dixie, Frontk Ave­ W. H. "Bill" Stamper Agoney nue ood Mth. Street. Realtor A laturor WHITE PORTER to dean and ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffat polish cars; genaral cleaning. Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper Apply to Brass Molars, Com­ Retort F. Mdy. Bari Ftletor. mercial Avo. Halaa R. Noonan. R. T. McCasUU Phono FA S-4PP1 112 N. Park CREDIT ASSOCIATION needs lo Phone FA 24331 plot Park Dr. . ral man IMS year* for contact work with business and profes­ l-BEDROOM hauae, kitchen equip, sional people in this area. Must ped. Established lawn, tow have ear. Field training plua monthly payments. FA 2-4*71. substantial drawing account for man selected. This ii an unusual 2-BEDROOM CB house, terraiso money • m a k i n g opportunity. floors, Ula bath, electric kitchen, Writo Manager, Bog 10, a/o San­ extr* Urge living room. Total ford Herald price 99,9M. FA 2-9011. 110 North Park Ave. "The Time Tailed Firm'* I1KOKEK IM So. Park Ava. Ph FA 3-SftI 3-BEDROOM CB home, ltt bath; 9310 down. 1104 W. lOth. St. NEW two bedroom houie; natural Phone FA 94420. onto fiatih. Separate wall, THREE bedroom tome en two to,MO. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, roroor So Sanford sod Itlb. trd Street, Lako Maty. S t Johns Realty Co. loti, ft. Come, look, make offer. THE TIME TESTED FIRM T. V. Cantrell. l-BEDROOM, l bath, doubt# earporta, extra larga utility room, 111 N, Park Avo. Ph. FA 24191 REAL ESTATE DMt’E-rN Florida room. US Shaanoa Dr. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Ra1*41 Fnaeh Ava, FA 1-117*. sales avail able from 9U0 dawn J. W. HALL —assume 91T.M monthly pay­ HOUSE for ■*]* ta rcatrictad area. leg it-r ment*. Inquire at office ar Low down paymaat. Tarmi. "Call HaH" Phew FA 3-1*41 phona FA t-TOOt. FA HU*. BEAUTIFUL S BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN SUNLAND Eft* FOR SALE TATES. Lww down payment and t acres with t bedroom, eoo:r»te take ov»r VA mortgage at 4t t t t Raat E atata — lasu ran ra block tome, high and dry laod. Inlaresl, monthly payment 173.43. Surety Bond* House epprotlmalely .9 years Home only 1 yr. old. Move In SIS Ho. Park A va. Ph. F A 2 * 9 4 1 old, with tow roof. Several oak Immadlstaly. Call FA 9 lMl. trade and assorted -Itree (roes. Onto water. Oe povad RX 42 ft. CrnttUner Trailer on Iarm EvSa* Eldf. Uka Mary 910,PM with imall down porPh. FA 1‘ - 11*0 landscaped lot. Two M R. p n rtx meat. •a and eirportr. city utilities. moving away—See at 9924 ROSA L. PAYTON Owner Legal Notica Magnolia Ava. Plumbing A Heating IS. Rpoelal Services MONTHLY PAYMENTS V. f t * f t PA A n a t P .f t l M M M c» it* * if * 9%m FA S-1MI �. . , . ... • •*-* *•',»,' i -}■■' - • , 4?,:: ‘ * . . VtHrl-a# ?-rL f; L* v ■" ' ■ n D H M * * * * H H i FOOD F A IR W IN T E R SA V IN G S P E C T A C U L A R jf 1'" MIX or M A T C H G R O C E R Y S ALE ! BOTTLE B E T T Y BENSON TA STE TEM PTIN G ;* BUTTER CREMES or P A H n i c e b A n U l t o cashew nuts LA CORONA TO P GRADE GARDEN GOLD H EALTH BU ILD IN G MMFOM, FUL a P. i c. ^ G R A P E F R U I T JUICE • a a • mt U.S. CHOICE ; FYN E-TA STE flwtected, Selected, Cim ant—d RED S MATURED BEEF SALI FUL FLAVORED C A LIFO R N IA TOMATOES BA R-T TA N G Y, Z ESTFU L SPICED P E A C H E S Sold with a M ONEY BACK GUARANTEE W O RTZ CO N VEN IEN T PACK CRISP S A L T I N E S M IN U TE INSTANT POTATOES FYN E-TEX QUALITY CLEANSER CYPRESS CARDENS REFRESHIN G ORANGE DRINK YA M Y ECO N O M ICAL N U TR ITIO U S SWEET POTATOES FYN C-TA STE H ARVEST FRESH, MG . . . CHOKX CHUCK CUT GREEN BEANS TEM PTIN G LY TA STY BYRD’S APPLE SAUCE DELSEY ASSORTED COLORS - TO ILET C H O I C E RIB S T E A K CHOICE STANDING RIB ROAST eHojMruuwr o u n d S T E A K CHOICE SIRLOIN TISSUE RO YAL H N E OR BLOSSOM 2 «* $1.00 STEAK CHOICE FRESHLY GROUND BEEF BREAKFAST BACON FYNE-TASTE COFFEE 3^ *r PREM IUM OR R A C . A LL M EAT______________________ S K IN LES S PS*. TASTY SLlCBD FR A N KSc& 49c BREAKFAST BOLOGNA - 49< TO P Q U A LITY PRODUCE W IT H n * R V W FRESH** FLAVO R "YOUR CHOIcr SALE r FRESH BAKED, luscious Apple P i. r l * * J jf 3SAngel Food Ring « * "T H E N O -SH O RTIN IN G C A K E” Ml* FB08 T Y FROZEN V A LU E * rS 'W G E T DOUPLE S A V I NG S EVERY ']I'lME YOU S H O P AT FOOD FAIR ’ * if * * 4 * — ^v-Ky.i - '— ‘ ’ .. ***. — ■ - ------- J ?■ i - —— —A 1 . ~ —; �©It? j& m fo r h S jrra lS %/OL. XL1X THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today. «2-68.Low tonight, 45-55. United Preaa Leased W in Eatabliahed 1908 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. I960 SANFORD. FLORIDA SAC Chief Sticks To Guns In Soviet Power Dispute Gates Mill No Property T a x Disagrees WASHINGTON (UPt) — Geo. Thomas S. Power, te H o( (he Strategic Air Command, rotated today to back away from hi a grim warning on Ruuian striking pow­ er despite the insistence of hit eivilias boee that he wae “uaO^ellsUr." Power alee told sta tio n inves­ tigating the nallon'a military pos­ ture that future defease plans are inadequate. He aaked (hat Congrats provide funds (o keep **tha highnet poeefete -soot ago" of hit bombore airborne at all Urn SAC amnmaaader eaU ha • la n d s b th U "every automata" of a m e e t speooh hi which ha warned that Russia could knock out the U.«. atriklag forte in M minutes with 900 ballistic missite# only half of Stem Interaontinetai In snugr. D t o u Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. Monday disputed this as "annalistic." Power testified at a combined A ttirin g of the Senate Space Com­ mittees and Armed Bmrvlcea peeperndnaaa subcommittees, tailed bp Democrat!* Leader Lyndon 1. AA (he same time, Army Secyetary Wilber M. Brocker, appear­ ing before (ha Senate military appropriatlona suboommlUet, said the Uailed States should not . give all lie attention (a tho Soviet threat in the mUaik Sold hut alee S h o u ld concentrate an greend . taf i f t h s V Cuas elberry'n charter board agreed Monday might that the town will not have any property tax. The agreement of tha board was complete, board member Donald Willson aaid today. This wan tho first Issued decided by the five man board elected last Sep­ tember to draw up a new Casselberry charter. Board members are Lytle Swope, chairman; Ben Evans, Ray McCord, Herman Joyce and Willson. Right now Casselberry gets ita income from utilities and cigaret taxes and from building permit fees. County To Study International Head Bridge Hazards JOB STARNES Of Chiton Clubs To Speak Hero Tho County Commission today agreed to investigate the oondition of tha Econlockhatchee Bridge near Chuluota after Commissioner Vernon Dunn said that tho bridge may be a traffic hazard. Dunn told tho board that many big trucks are afraid to Sanford Civltana will hear (hair go over the bridge and tha board ahould put soma kind of Interne tonal president ipoek hare teed limit on M. Fab. «. Joe Starnes of GuatersvUla, Alai will apeak to (ho CtvKans at the Mayfair Inn. Starnes, tha in­ ternational president for 1MMI, Is vistttag Ctrl tan clubs ta eight Florida elite*. Sterna* la'the top officeholder ta U. 1. and Cana­ dian Civitaa aluhs. Ha te tha 4Mh CivHan president and is a former eangrasaman from Alabama. Civltana are invited to brteg their wivna to (ha T p. m. meet- Communist China (a " a crouched Ugar ready (a faring no any prey that la wank and wounded." fewer wae th-----------------COLUMBIA, I. C. (UPl) - Gov. at pufatto bearings by (ha Senate groups aa how long the Russians Ernest F. Helltegs said Monday he may hold (heir missile superiority favored southern govamors "roetistically" getting togelber prior over the United States. to the 1M0 Democratic convention. The South Carolina governor said at a press conference that southern Seven Crewmen . govamors are te a position la weild "real political leadership." Die In B52 Crash Whan asked If ha would soak the leadership of his state's conven­ In Puerto Rico tion delegation, ha answered: SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (UPI) "I wouldn't shun any opportunity —A U. S. Air Porca BSI bomber to taka the leadership for southern practicing "touch and go" land­ unity." ings crashed and burned Monday Gov. Boos Barnett of Mississippi night at Ramey Field, killing all also has said ho wanted southern . Mfeven crewmen aboard. governors to “got together” before The victims inelnded Col. Sam­ the ronvention. However, Barnett uel, G. Porterfield, S3, of Shreve­ said that since he was the junior port. La., vice commander at (ha governor ha would wait for somo72nd Bombardment Whig. ono else (o cat] such a conference. But Barnett said her! list Friday night that If the conference is not ealiad, ha would invite southern Squore Dancing governors to moot with him U discuss "southern unity." C lass To Start On Politics Urged C ivic Center The Starlight Promanadsra of the w Th Sanford Recreation Department are forming ■ now class of beginMrs. Last weak was the opening registration ami Woduc-dsy is the closing date. Anyone intore lied la the new clase should be at the Civic Cantor at T p. m. ready (a begin. A beginner slats runs M conse­ cutive Wednesdays and upon grayf-utlon members a rt lavMad to the Starlight Pro men adore, ono el the largest And most active square dance groups in Florida. Two Fishermen Rescued A t Seo JACKSONVILLE (UP1) - Two young Pompano Beach fishermen arrived here safely today aboard Coast Guard cutter after spendmg nearly two days at see la s IT-foot open host. The youths wars picked up Mon­ day by n merchant veuel and transferred later to the cu.ter. They were eapactad to fly back (a Pompano Roach this afteraooe la a private plana. Education Expert t o Spook Tonight Don’t Worry About Registration Slip Residents who have raturned their voting registration cards will not receive their receipts until all the card* are in and processed, Supervisor of Registration Camilla ■race said today. "Voters need not worry shout their receipts — wo are making them up and will sand them all out at one lime when tho registration cards a re 1complete." Mrs, Brue# Completion of tha voting rails te eapactad to bo accomplished before loo tang, the captained. Casselberry Street Lights Requested Casselberry's lighting committee will recommend street lights ter tha Golden Days Dr., Plata Oval and Pine Tree Dr. area at Mon­ day's Town Council mooting. Casselberry Mayor William M. Benson said today that several requests far street tight* come from this section. Large Tree Goes Down Fighting Ono of Labi wood's oldest put up a bard atruggte when It casae down today. The tree brake a Ratter Brae, craae which Irjed (a case it down. Tho broken crane extension and Dr. Sara Lou Hammond, presi­ dent of tho Association for Child­ hood Editsettta Internatioeal, will apeak at the Ptneerast School Auditorium tenlght. Tho moating a i l be at • p. m. th e h o d ACS hagad wfe have • Ann. Use tree •upper mcetlag preceding Dr. far more than aa was about W foot tail. Haamoad'g talk. Ha aaid (hat the bridge was "ratting" te many places. "1 believe a check should he feBd* of the bridge to see if there la any traffic haiard there," Dean add. Th# 'board authorized County Engineer Robert Davie to aherk tha bridge. Th* board authorised Chairniaa John Krider to negotiita an op­ PARIS (UPD -P rem ier Michel tion agreement to purchase a Debra asked the National Assem­ 90-arra tract adjacent to tho Son- bly today to grant emergency powlando ClxypH. T f e l . o d would m to ^government of of ProslnaflR democracy In Franca" and to pacify Algeria. County Attorney Mack Cleveland Ho asked for sn overwhelming Jr. informed the commissioners vote for the program demanded by that he is working out details for DaGaulte in order to solidify his use of surplus gasoline tax victory over the Algerian rebels. money for roads. The Cabinet approved the request Cleveland kad been authorised Monday and the assembly was re­ by the board to contact state of­ called from recess into special ses­ ficials an the financing of the sion today to ratify the dFmand. program. Money from the surplus Th# rousing applause that greet­ funds would go to th* puccbaae ed Debre's impassioned appeal in­ of right-of-ways far road dicated the special government Joels te Uis county. rule |y decree would tie given by a tremendous majority. According to informed sources,' DcGaull* sought tho powers in or­ der to deal quickly and decisively with dissident elements and re­ solve the issues remsining from the insurrection of th* ‘Colons" in Algeria. DeGaulle was expected lo *erk The Sanford Humane Society to­ emergency powers for a full year, day asked tha County Commission Action against the leaders of the to appropriate approsimately two Algiers uprising already has begun. acres of land for a shelter for Within hours after his surrender ■tray animals. Monday, insurgent chieftain Pierre Mr*. Ernest Cowley, society Lagaillarde wai flown to Paris president, told the board a two and clapped in prison. and a half acre tract baa bean Early this morning, he was for. offered outside Sanford "but tha maiiy notified that he had been land was tew." with "aa attack against The commissioners informed charged the security of the state." Maxi­ Mrs. Cowley that they would mum penalties for conviction on check county maps to find a Ih* charge ara Uu guillotine or suits bio location for an animal "eonfUwmant te a fortified place" shelter. They also asked Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to eheck for an unspecified length of time. whether tho board bad tha right to appropriate the land. In other business, the com mis­ Oviedo Post O ffice sion agreed to purchase a spray machine for weed control at a In New Location coat of approsimately l*M and Th* Oviedo post office was mov­ told County Engineer Robert ed to new quarters during the Davts to go ahead with plans on weekend. a county-wide weed control pro­ The new office is in the King gram, Building on Broadway, one half Tbs board also authorized block south of Hi formrr location Cleveland to proceed with con- Tha old site bad lo be vacated. The demnstion proceedings against new post office will have MM new four property owners oo South latter hoses and a new counter, St. The board plans to acquire chief postal clerk Mrs. Marian the property for rigbt-of-wiy pur- Jones said. Boxes moved from from tho old eita totalled 319. Postmaster John B. Junes said this te the second move since ha Council To Meet took over the job 34 years ago. Loogwoods Town Council will The move to Ih* old site in the meet at S p. m. Thursday in (he Ben J om * building was 11 yean Town Hall. ago. Approval Expected Of Special Powers For Gen. DeGaulle County To Study Request For Land 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPl) — Stock prices at l p. m.: American Tobacco ............. 107 Bethlehem Steol ............... S1H Caterpillar...................... 34W C A O ............................... «T DuPont ........... 140 Ford Motor ..................... I3to General Electric ............... M’v General Motors ............. dh Graham • Paige .................. Its lot. TAT ............................ *4H Lorlllsrd ......................... M k Minute Maid ..................... l*V4 Penney .............................. 1» Penn HR .......................... ISH Sears Roebuek .................. 4IH Standard OU <NJ) ............ 47** Studebaker .......................... 9014 U. 8. Steel .......................... *H* Westiaghouae M................... Commission More Promotion The County Commission denied a request by the Southeast Seminole Chamber of Commerce for 11,000 to be used for promo Harold Jackson Examinee New Fertiliser Mix tional materials uotil th* organisa­ tion prrsents a budget and mom details on how M plans te wee the money. Ben J om *. president of the cham­ ber, which includae Oviedo, Geneva and Stetria, told the aboard Rial they wauf fas money Ml' advertis­ ing and pttmot tonal purposes, In­ cluding th* mailing out of bro­ chures. A Longwond plaaf manager, says (ha new gran­ by fee application. Jackson k aa Chairman John Krider told Jones ular process Includes several Im­ •mhuaod about (ho row proccst versify of Florida has received uni­ and his delegation, which included portant benefits far Florida sMrui aa ho te about too training program que training te ike citrus ftrUlisar Oviedo MMjar Lo* Gary, that th* growers. "Th* finished product la In which ho teamed af and worked board "fflgK-not want to be un­ field under a new program spon­ lea* expeatav* than dry-mix," says with k. "Whan 1 return to tho unireasonable,1' It just wants to know sored by th* univerefty. Howell, "because liquid nitrogen varsity te complete my senior Harold R. Jackson Jr., has been costs less (hen solid material." where th* money Is going. year," any* tho student, **1 wIR Jonea was aaked If any people employed by tho Paoco Packing have a better Idas of what tha Another important fail or* of (ha In the area were putting money Company at Dado City for tho p*M Florida citrus industry experts af new proem la (he fata that grow­ hi months In a training program Into the project and was told that agriculture students." er* do not aood to wail until listed by Dr. John W. Site*, tho board te the past had approved working hit way through bead af the university's fruit cropsgrovoa are completely dry bafor# th*White such projects where there were plant, Harold aaid ho really applying fertiliser. With fed granu­ department. matching funds available. made th* rounds, sad ate merely Under Urn Cooperative Student lar form, thora la teas dusf soused as Jones said that he believes about an observer. Ha wta directly Practical Training program, a stu­ $40g has been collected thus far. involved wife intricate details of He aaid that bis group would make dent who has completed hi* junior fe* operation, tactedteg th* M art. up ■ budget and present it to the !•* Mates? of liquid and solid aommtetaoa, - y '* -**•*' < material* tfowfag lalo fee ammoCommissioner Lowruns* Swaf­ eight months 'taut ante preatteal CAFE CANAVERAL (UFI) Mater whteh torus* to* gmauloa. ford told Jones that he would he experience. White' h* baa aa daflnita plana A Than (aler r sat testa al halSite* says (he voluntary program in favor of giving tha money if for a specific Job following gradw* ■ kalis was find today an idra of the scope af tho pro­ soabtea tha tamtam te work kte alien, ho foals fee training.program apparently achieved (to way through all departments of ject were presented. ■access hi nearly will make him better equipped fa The board heard Gary en the the cooperating Arm, learning what a. The Air Fare* ante* almost any phass at tha vata need to takedown ta trees on SR It taka* lo make a successful oper­ ilssUt achieved Ite Florida ellrw todueter. 43t and agreed to contact th* ation. Jackson received * monthly Jackaaa te ih* atMad College tote objective aoparattea State Road Department on the pro­ ■alary of WOO during his training of Agriculture student to panic*, of Ua period, lie also will receive a num­ ject. ' *v pal* te the row program. Th* Ural Gary also aaked far oouoty as­ ber af college course credits, deter­ waa Lariy Bate* af Sanford, wb* sists nee In fravteg a road te Oviedo mined by what he ha* learned and worked wife Grower* Fertiliser Cm near tha Oviedo' School, Th* board by the details of hie final report operative la Lsk* Alfred authorized Commissioner Vernon to the College of Agriculture. Jaekson not only gained the usual Dunn to go over the area with County Engineer Hubert Davis and practical •sperienr* with the lino, report their findings to Ih* board. but was also able to gat te on the umgwood Mayor A. R. Lnrmann ground fteor *f • now process Contributions Up also appeared before the board which the plant haa put Into opera- TALLAHASSEE I UPl) — Con­ tributions totaling 9IS,ON reported to get help on paving Orange Ave, tietween Hwy. ITU and (he old Faoro te proaonlly euavortiog to the secretary at ■state todsy Dixie Highway. Tit* board agreed Ihair fertiliser uperatioo to granu­ boosted th* gubornslorlsl cam­ lated fertiliser. Th* process, utilis­ paign fund of former House speak­ Mr. Joseph Bamberger af Lab* lo study th* mailer. ing liquid instead of solid nitrogen, er Farris Bryant of Ocala to 944,- Mary died Monday at Seminoln is designed to mak* oath granule TI8. Bryant sold he spent 9304, Memorial Hospital, a complete fertiliser within iteelf. which pushed his spending to dale Mr, Bamberger, Tl, earn* her* Morton Unwell, tartlllier division te th* campaign to 94M. from Middletown. N. J., la 1914. was a retired furrier. Mr. Bam­ Jobless Pay Tighter Ho berger was a member of AH Route Public Aid Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPl) - Nearly Catholic Church, fee Knights at half the poopl* who asked for un­ Columbus aad tea Holy Nam* In Effort To H alt employment compensation in Flor­ Society. JERUSALEM, Israel (UPD — ida lata year were turned down, Surviving are hte wife. Ada; a Machine gun Tire crackled across Burning O f Woods Hi* Industrial Commission reported son, Gustave J, Bamberger, af the Syrian Israeli border agate B. D. Clark, Florida Forest Serv­ Monday. Of th* IM.Uo eiaimt filed Kau CaUie; five daughters, Mrs, today te tha deepening crisis over ice district Investigator for Btml- in IKW. 71,904 were ruled Ineligi­ F. Hrnnrssy of Cranford, N. J , farming rights te tha dsmtlitariisd ante County reported today that ble, the blgbeta to the Malory of Mrs. J. Dunn of Kenilworth, N. J sons south of th* Sea of Gall]*#. malicious woodburning 1* increas­ tho program, Mrs. J. Markin at France, Mr*. B. The explosive situation, height­ ing at aa alarmiag rata te the coun­ Ulka of Melbourne, and Mr*. D, ened dally for Ibt past six days ty. Scott of Lake Mary; a brother, Ed­ Bodies Reoovered by border clash** between Israel Claik pointed out as an example YUBARI Japan (UPl) -R escue ward Bamberger at North Bergen, and the United Arab Republic'* th* Casselberry area, where lata workers recovered the bodies N- J.. and a sister, Mrs. q. Minder northern Syrian region, threat­ weekend he investigated oigbt of seven today more bringing to of Jersey City, N. J. ened to plunge the Middle Bait wood* fires deliberately set to des­ 34 the known miners, death loll in the Th* Rosary will b* recited at Into another war. troy the forests af private landown­ Yubsri mine disaster. Hiere were a p. m. today at Gramkow Funeral The United Arab Republic was ers—not lo mention endangering men in the mine when a gas Hume, with the Rav. Richard Lyreported to have ordered Egyptian homes, buildings and other proper­ 62 explosion ripped through a shaft uns officiating. The body will b« troops to proceed across the Siaai ty te the area. one half mile below the surface ear­ sent to North Arlington, Jf. J., Peninsula In Israel i aoith-eaatgfu "MslicJoue woods burning can ly Monday, Twenty managed to for services and burial. border. be Mopped M the people of Stmt The semi official Middle East able County will cooperate and r o gel out. News Agency ruperied Egyptian port ampletows actions of parsons Sanford Ja il Beats troops were placed under a state sotting flra* la tend they da not General Improves NEW YORK (UPl) - Further of emergency Sunday and Monday owe or coartal," Clark aaid. were dispatched toward Mm Is­ Awards totaling up to II,9M ara gradual Improvement was expect Cold, Escapee Says ed today ter ailing Gen. of the raeli border. DELAND (UPl) - Jail broakar availahte to say parson, or parsons In Jerusalem, Israeli Premier giving information leading to the Army Douglas MacArtbur who has Henry G. Moor*, M. turned himself been hospitalised since Friday with David Beo-Gurloo told the kneiaet apprebeaataa had conviction af to to the sheriff’s office bora Mon­ (parliament) that "if Ultra to* a* persons willfully burning, or caus­ a urinary tract disorder. Th* five, day because b* said R was "to* other way af safeguarding the ing to be burned, land not owned star gcnoral, who celrbratod bis cold" to kaep running. lives of our cllliens, wo will use or coatrolted by them. These 10th birthday a wtk age, waa visit Moor*, at Columbus, Ga., had ed Monday by LL Gen. Leonard D. force a* wa did test night." award* ara mad* availahte te the Heaton, surgeon general of tlu served about H day* of a fourpabUc by the Florida Bankers As Army, who flew hero from Wash month term when ha escaped front (oelsllaa, fee Florida Arson Fuad ingtoo. Heaton bad operated oa lb* Sanford jail lata October. Ho aad (ho Florida Board of Forestry. President Eisenhower for ileitis in was convicted of drunk driving, having no driver’s Iteoaee aad hfe IMA ting a police officer, "I'm lirod af ruanteg and 111a Man G aft Jail Scattered saow .;*• exported ta Discount Offered loo cold op fear* la Georgia," NEW YORK (UPD - Two auto­ Moor* oaid. Minnesota, South Dakota and No­ mobile underwriter organisations bs sis and saow flurries from Term For Robbery A nine-year prison sentence was today announced plan* to give a New York late New England. Imposed oa Jiaw a Handersoa af to par sent discount aa auto in­ Cloudy aktes pnvaited over much laniard Monday, The sentence surance premiums to owners of of the country. was glvsa la etrrull court. Hea­ small and compact cars la 4) Tha Washington Wratbar Bu­ ders**, a Negro wh* lived aa Mates. Tha dlarount, subject to ap­ "Haw To Prevent Your reau, la Ma regular 30-day faro Boat* Two had pleaded ghilty la proval at aidJtariltea la to* indivi­ band From Having A Maori cast, predicted that temperature* robbery aad rest site arrest dual states, weald ho granted ha- lack" will h* D r/B n ak a during February would ha higher toro u sO j couri^a March 1 hy m an thaa a tt tetbUgi |A af"“alad fetfr S^ teto Tfe feTaattaa £ d f e e ^ 2 w f e a 5 vfaUtl'n of right of v sy ’ i of casually taria* win apapk at # p. m. west and colder than normal was flood tea far th* accident Underwriters aad tho Ns tional atom oa amgrgracy heart along the Gulf Croat. a te h*. L u iiy v t u u u ( J i u u e n i m u u i r new Type Field Training In Citrus Program a Bulletin News Briefs Joseph Bamberger Dies At Age 71 Syrian-lsraeli Crisis Continues W e're W aiting O n Groundhog Report of winter are on th* way. No ring is shadow abd aa early spring oa ported. Groundhogs who ventured out today mat rate, anew and overeast aktes te Brock af tbr coun­ try. Rajg, which reached more than ferae laches la peris of Califor­ nia, Ungored over most of tha West Coast states today. Occarote nr r o ta was forocata safe af fee ptetaaa re­ shadow an Fab. t, It goes bark te gion and some of the north sad Ud burrow and ate central Th# nation's groundhog* had a hard lima finding their shadows today, a aura sign—according to believe te groundhog*— that wiater is on the way out. Th# am was bright te Sanford this morning, bat total groundbog watchora bad mad* no re­ ports at aooa.) “ ‘ has M that if Dr. Smith To Givt Heart Lactura � 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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ROLL * BUTTER 3 for* COFFEE, TEA or COKE mattress H M M N M M I F E V E R 'T H E R M O M E T E R covers MMMMMMWM / ft ». |i ■ A. W* ’ i �I .................... — Over Me Mile, forecarttra ee- atormi and M mile an hour winda port that another cold front begaa aa H moved into the Mate. The blowing Into North Florida today. guity weather wai expected to Trmprraturea were exprctrd to reach South Florida Saturday. drop to 3* ln--th»»6>tT«ntr north Deapite the intrusion of cool air, portion toniiht with freeiini tern* today waa the warmeat acroia the peraluira itt»t r H T " « f r l r t 1 Mate aince lati week's tim ing unlay night. South and Central weather put an end to a hot spell. Florida wrrr expected to eacape Highs ranging from the low 70's to the low Mi's were predicted. the weekend freete. The front kicked up thunder A blanket of snow, rain and In nn effort to inuease its membership the board of di­ rectors of the Scmlnoie-County Chamber of Commerre-wit. consider changing iUy f iy al year to gtart in January instead, of Oct. 1. The board Thursday night agreed to make a decision YB n iA U ffC ■ ‘ n • # K flA Y C WwM I w l V on the ehangn at Ita next quarterly meeting. Chamber Manager John Krider told the directors at the Bead for bounce Signals • “ ‘‘p" pU "°" WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Navy hat successfully used the moon to bounce radio aignala to and from Hawaii by transmitting a senes of pictures and messages (bat included aa order for this »tory. ,und* • ft,r th# #f tho 7, , r •"* wou,d *»■*• m0,r time to work oa chamber activit)ea ^ membership drive.” v ... Krid#r Mpl,ln*d th“ merchants a rt too busy between October and December getting ready for holiday busineae to tivitios. Membership Committee Chair­ man Bob Crumley as id that mem­ bership* this year are "lagging" aa compared with the previous year. Thae for this year, tha chamber has IS m w members while dur­ ing the 196S-B9 membership drive there were 3S new member*, he taid. Krider told the group, after a brief dlacuailon on the merit* of changing tha fiscal yaar that "BO per rent of new membership* com* in after tha first of tha year.” Tampa Housewife Solves Series O f Burglaries TAMPA (UPI) - A housewife crawled under her apartment house today to try to solve the mystery ef her high water bill. Instead, aha solved a series of burglaries. When Mrs. W. C. Hathaway, 4*1, got under the building ih* found I* lire*. She railed police Who traced the tires Be a lot af 40 that had bean stolen from a service station Sunday. Detect!v«* checked her tenant* and In tha apartment of William C. Gable, 21, they found loot from a number at other recent burglaries. Gable quickly con­ fessed, officer* aald. mu* i.aa* at Alia r i BM resident* ware roMrickta with the aUasent. BETTE DAVIS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Deaocratic leader aad Ma director to Uw hush-hush Ceatep Intelligence Agency worn aspect; "yardMlcfc" for meaiuriag ----------------- - ~ Fog and smoke trow a aeries of brush fires combined into • dense smog which froced Florida police to close sections of V, I, 92 and Florida M2 Thursday. French Move To Stop Civil Wai Representatives To Call Collins On Board Post ««•** p°f* vMgjjffft u po« * November and county otflaiala American Tobacco have been unable te com* up with Bethlehem Stool .. any "qualified" person willing ta Caterpillar ........ accept the appointment. , . C it o , . ........ ,,,, However, there ate ropwte that Chrytlcr1/ ....... ir or five district t residents CucGco - Wright .. vo iadirated they would seek the poet It aa election dere held. Funeral r •* • 1 Dl,n* . viin • » Irict," had fold frirmla that ah* loved Williams sad wanted te marry him. Mia* Barrymore jvaa found dead *n her apartment here from apparcally natural cause*, but aa ,.7 autopsy failed to diacloa* the actual causa of death and cbcml‘ *T®* cal analyaia of her vital organs DU. --------- Missile Debate •— “Avoid the ruth" waa the advice of the Semlnole-DeBary Heart WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight with ahowrrn tonight. Warm today with the high around 80. Colder Into tonight, low 48-50. Council members today in urging advance purchase of tickels to VOL. XL1X SANFORD, FLORIDA United Preaa Leaned Wire Eatabliahad 1908 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 1900 tha Bette Davis-Barry Sullivan performance Saturday night. The council still la telling ticket* at ita office in the Woodruff Building. First St. and Park Ave. Seals will go on sale at the box office at 7 p. m. Saturday. Curtain time for the Civic Center presentation of “The World of Carl Sandburg" will ha g:30 p. tn. The show, which alio feature* the music of Clark Allen, come* here with the praise of erilict as a dynamic two-hour perform­ ance. Heart Council member* remind­ ed the public again today that the show it bring sponsored in Sanford for two reatona: to help get the city on the tour circuits of out­ PARIS (UPI)-Presideal Charleg standing shows and to raise funds DeGaulla waa reported today ta i n . support of the Heart Fund. hava tent Gen. Paul Ely, thief of Much of these funds come back the French general staff, to Algeria to be spent tn the county. to try to prevent the settlers rebel­ lion there from plunging the nation into civil war. The possibility grew with every patting hdbr that the barrlcada rebellion ia Algiers might exploda into a full-scale revolution la Franco Itself at It did ia the blood­ ies* revolution of M>y U, 1951. Paris waa calm ia the face at the am locus reports from Algiers, but there was a growing reeling of dramatic action to come—perbape Stale Representatives Gordon tonight when UeUauil* addresses Frederick and Mack Cleveland Jr. the nation by radio and television. will contact Gov. Leroy Collins The country appeared to bo.rally* next week urging him to call a ing behind DeGaulla. U wae re­ special election in May to name ported that more Uiaa 100,009 let­ a commissioner for District 2 to ters and telegrams bed arrived fill the unexpired term of David at the presidential palace, moat Gatebel. of them expressing support ef the Gatchel resigned the District I LOW ALTITUDE LUNCH. Thn sailors piloting thnnn president. onto Seminole Blvd. Thn jnta from thn Sanford NAS Commissioner post after he was Government clrclao spua in aa two ASDa up French Avn. today stopped off for eggne ware put on n barge headed for the Jacksonville overhaul appointed Clerk of the Circuit almost fret)ii*d round at activity. coffee near I-ake Monroe. Thn low flying bomb# re rantad and repaint ©enter. (Herald Photo) Court by Gov. Collin*. Premier Michel Dehre tailed aa their wtngn before rounding the bend from French Avn. Frederick said this morning that informal Cabinet aweling without ho and Cleveland will tan the povanmr and advise hint ef Um necessity of calling thd^efocliaa, •lap with miatstere af tha armed fo r o £ Jostle* and aalantMa no- aa Heart Association Chairmen Named — Get Your Tickets! S tho State Board af HaaMfe," Band aald. "and definite kkaUfleatiaa of near larger cities. . The accusations cam* aa a legG; tha virus causing the outbreak will UUatlva committee qulxxad Florida b# availal'c ithla a few day*," Road Department officials aa thd* ha Three arao-ilo ia tho county were overall scop* af tha Mata's road Wooed last Tuesday but will open building project*. Tha committee waa mad* up moatly at lawmakers from Itsser populated areas. Road Beard Chairman William >. Killiaa aad former efcalrmaa Jo* Grotagut and Wilbur Jones de­ fended the policy of completing ur­ ban tegmenta af the interstate highway ayatem. They maintained Ken Lolfler and Gordon Toll • hat tha urban segments were tha moat needed aad would bo func­ were appointed chairman and tional If tho ayM*w could ha fin­ corporate chairman at Uw SemiaoU-DaBary Heart Association ished. "Our policy has been to build 1M0 Amd drive today. Heart Association president roads where the greatest need Is,” Grolegut said, “whether it bo rural Eroesl Southward made tbe ap­ pointment* at lb* first Mop to the or urban." Sen. Newman C. Hrackin of annual February heart fund cam­ Creslviaw said h* feared that if paign. Tho drive will opea Mon­ tear* were ta* much concentration day and will reach ita climaa oa It ofbao Mgmeaia the Mato would Hasrt Sunday, Feb. M. Hundreds • #110 loft without a connected system of local volunteers will moke of limited-access or primary high- door-to-door col lection* on Heart • ways. Ha wanted tf federal funds Sunday. Lafflar la a Sanford attorney < nia out, tba atato will hava to taka money earmarked for primary and a lifelong Sanford resident. roads to templet* the interstate He graduated from Uw University of Florida aad la a Rotarisa. Toll network. la also a aaUv* af Sanford. He is of Securities Associates, Woinwright Enters manager lac. af Sanford aad a U of F gra­ duate. Ha Is a Jaycw. Secretory Race "The heart aad blood vessel 4 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ N. D. diseases are Uw aatioa'a number Walnwright, former state ropre- ooe health enemy, taking mors MBtaUvo from Bradford Coualy, lives each yaar than all other entered Uw race Mr secretary of causes of death combined," Let­ ter said la accepting hla appoint­ Mate •B MIw Thursday. ISIIIlWR^t He pledged I* keep out af Y e ment. "The Heart Fuad is Uw aattoa's number on* defense against raapportionmeat fight. "It would be pure political (hose diseases, supportlag the re­ bafonry to say that Uw secretary search, education and community to atau caa Itoluaata MhMgfeto •m ic a pragraaa af tho American respportioomaaL" aald tha ~W Heart AiaariaUaa, Ita affiliates year-old Walawrtgbl, who resigned aad chapter*," ha added. Laffier -etfad Uw aar* ihaa to kola Job with Uw Agriculture Domillion Heart Fuad dallare used la part meat la make the raea. heart research Mace U3*. Heart fog covered the eastern half of the nation today, turning Iowa roada to ice and reducing Florida highway visibility to sera. A -broad--hr d it snow and rain stretched from the Great Lakes to tne Gatf“ whi1nftejr.i.T**JW? snow plagued New England. Safety officials reported that roads in eastern Iowa were snowparked and hatardou*. ‘ CIUDAD TRUJILLO (UPI)-The Dominican government has an­ nounced the discovery of a "Commun' 4-typo" plot organised by five Hnri.tn Catholic priest* who rocr.aed bomb-makers from a paro. ‘tlal achool. So far aa was known, none of tha priests waa being held. “Some" members of Um cells they were aald to have formed were reported under arrest. Col. John Abbes Garcia, ehlef at military intelligence, said govern­ ment agents captured about 200 bomba made by students from the high school of St. John Bosco under the direction of Cuban Fath­ er Antonio C. Fabro de la Guardla alleged ringleader of Ihe plot. The bomba were te have been used Initially te blow up buildings boro, Abbes said, but there also were some Indications that Ihe plot­ ters meant "te extend the conspi­ racy to U. I. territory" by dyna­ miting some buildings in Miami. Naval Station Gets Pat On Back A "pat oa the back" by Uw naval inspector general and unof­ ficial reports that Uw Sanford Na­ val Air Station will get the first at a new typo supersonic bomber wfie called Important develop­ ments last night.by the NAS com­ mander Capt. Robert W. Stye. Copt. Stye told Uw Chamber of Commerce directors at tbetr meet­ ing that Uw inspecUng team from Washington "govt ua a pat oa tba back far offlcieaey." The report aa Uw possibility of the ASJ Vigi- Candidate Urges Form RR ........... Rdyal American . Sears Roebuck .. Standard Oil (NJ) Studehaker ........ U. 8. Steel ....... Weatlnghouse El. I « • I0 n IV II •'•P' Eg Hie-tim* ,MipP°rl ildentlal NEW YORK (UPI) - Hot LaUn tempera eaploded inlo • riot Thursday in the chill of a January afternoon. Pro • Castro and antl-Caatro Cnbans"fought for right to honor Joae Marti, Cuba’s national liberal. Three person* were injured and II arrested, aix from each side. The anti • Castro White Hose movement held ■ birthday ericbralion at the Central Park site at the bead ef the Avenue of the Americas wbare a Marti statue la to be erected. Only the pedes­ tal haa been relied. Aa tha While Rose group spproaebed Uw pedestal with a flow, or wreath, pro-Castro members of Uw Twenty • Sixth of July movemeat converged upon tho marchers. The wreath was snatchrd aod used a* a weapon. Tha males continued for at minutes until riot polire arrived. Ooe af thus* arrested wai Special Program • charged.with Inciting a riot, four A special Christian Science pro­ with unlawful assembly aad all gram wifi ha seen over Orlando were charged with disorderly Tflrvlaioa Station WDBO Sunday conduct. ai tO:Jo a. a t,- hM b" * # fd M »d* Friends who vlowad ih* body of Mias Barrymore, whose life was a torment of Mage failures', di­ vorces, and alcoholism, said she appeared to be "at peace at last." She was dressed ia a aimp>* hlack |own wllh • >hr*r scarf at the neck and wore earrings. The Rplsropal funeral service *** read by the Rev. Sidney L ,Mjer gf fashionable St. Thomas Church following a oulogy by ,uU,or (!erold the writer who , gi| , led Mia* Barrymore with her autobiography, Too Much, Too Soon." Arson Suspected In Forest Fires Arson was susperled last night aa forest ranger* said Mg flrea were set near Forest City between l:M and 11:30 p. m. All the ftare-upa were In the middle of a wooded area. A fire near Five Point* was aoi in about seven different place*, Uw rangers said. When eae spot wouldn’t work, another was triad. Rag* used te start the fir* were strewn around. Less than aa acre burned, they reported. Court Orders Hyatt's Release TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Supreme Court today ordered tbe Mate to release Gordo* Francis Hyatt, who Is serving a prison term for grand larceny, aod ruled a new trial must be held for him ia Brevard Cireuit Court. Slated Saturday ITm Sanford Elk*' annual charity ball will ba bald Saturday night Tho dance which is opaa to tha public atarts at 9:30 p. m. at ths Mayfgir Inn. Tickets are |4 P*r soupfe They may ba raaarvad b y calling FA t-4161 ar dipy b a bought a t tha dance- Donations for tha profit* will wo to the Elks' charity fund. Pata Buk'tr'a orchestra will provide music for tha dance. At midnight, a at** tion wagon will ba given away as a special feature of tbs balL A breakfast at tba Kike’ Oub witf M law tha dance. A dmlaaJoa to tba breakfast is $1 par person. Tha Elks hope fur 400 KRARNY, N. Jr. (UPI) - A mil­ itary policeman guarding a classi­ fied shipment aa route from In­ diana to New JagJey waa acci­ dentally shot and killed Thursday night at the railroad Matloe hare, lhe U. g. Army aonouaoed. Pfe, Jaak g. Martin. M, New­ man, Tea., was ahot when a .it caliber automatic being unloaded by 8P-4 Nicholas a. ZaiuJa, If, Detroit, accidentally discharged, an Army spokesman said in Naw York. The accident occurred In Ihe baggage car of tbs train. They and 2nd U. James E. Derr, M, Toledo, Ohio, were guarding a classified shipment of ordnance material — hardware — being seat from FL Benjamla Harrison, Ind., to Plcatlnny Ar­ senal, Dover, N. J. Directors Hear Expansion Plans In o progress report to Uw Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ merce, Board of Directors Man­ ager John Krider said that an announremant ia expected ia the next two days of largo expansions for three local firms. Although Krider did not name the firms, be said the expansion would mean the employment of at least 300 additional persons la the county. Krider, la his report to Uw board also said that tho county was matching funds with the city in giving tbe chamber fIB.ono for the current fiscal year. "It’s Uw first lime in the coun­ ty’s history that tbe county baa aver matched funda with Uw city," Krider add*<f. Kirdcr also reported that new county maps are available at tbs Chamber office and complimanted tho Committee of 100 for helping to bring bow Industry to Uw area. Influenza Sweeps Across Europe Cm dieting _ tM| frightening reports poured la oBetUaU/ fraai Aigiera. Insurgent* In Alglert he. eaasn more defiant of the g i w > meat. Insurgent* la Oran cantered (bo -city ball wtahpug totaefaroeca by the army. But acme war veter­ an* la AlgMra toiled Mr s w a n t for DeOeulie. lit* Seminole Coualy Chamber of Commerce board af dire date hava agreed la urge the Coualy Com mis (oa ta put up needed Mode te the coualy can be represented at tha Caalral Florida Fair M Or­ lando aeat month. Karlyle Houibolder urged ft* director* to nans* a eommKta* to appear before tha board at Mo meeting Tuesday to "pul Ike pro*, aura oa" for funds for tho exLiM. Earilor ia the meeting, Richard Peas, chairman af tha chamber’* agricultural rommKtot told Mw group "tf wa don't gal any motor from lb* commission w* foal x m l b# able to hava aa ailUMl this year." John Krider, chamber manager and chairman af tha ram mission, told tha director* that Uw beard ia considering taking bads out af tlw eiuBty agent's budget te pay for Uw exhibit. 2 Boys Escape Serious Injury Two boys escaped serious injur? whoa tbair bicycle bit a ear *• SR BIS Thursday. Highway Patrolman J. L. Sikea aald Bruce Nicomete add Brian Johnson wore riding against tralfl* oa Uw shoulder of Uw road near Lake Harriott Kslates. They cut into the path of Robert R. KeaaU’g car. The bruised boys ware rat*sa­ rd after a check by Casaalbany physician Dr. Rapapait. Eight year old BriaR ia firea Altamonte Spring*. Bruce Nicoae«o. II. Uva* ia Maitland. Koaakl Is ala* from Maitland. M* arroato wart aad*. Car Stolen LONDON (UPI) - Aa la epidemic sweeping a cross ] From Jet inn kept mlllioas to Europeans from Jobs aad school* ted a; A car was atolea tn mi,ay, France, Italy aad I to Uw Jet laa Hhwid lead were hardest hM. Six deaths were near* gwiuerisad daring the wes tog Jaa. Ml la Brtlato. where (ha fla has aat reached apdamla pro­ portion*, Mar mum to a Romas Catholic conveal Is. Liverpool died fttaaoB tatmmba Ban la mk*a aaa. to — t— — --------- �111 S a g fa rt f e r a l ! P ag e 8— F rl. J ar. 29, 1#€0 ...M and. C^uvudh Sunday* Baptist IChurch Of Chriat Nararene CHURCH Oh CHRIST LAKE MARI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Geneva CHURCH UF THE NAZARENE 111 Park A vaaa Ralph Brawar Jr..........EvangeHrt W. P. Brook*. J r . Pastor Bible Behool .......... 10:00 a. m. P, B. Fisher ... Assoc. Pastor Horning W orship....... 11:00 a. m. I. L, Drawdy ............... Pastor Evsnlng W orship....... 7:30 p. a* Sunday School ........ 10:00 .*». m. B:4I a Morning Wonhlp "■•jdv.-J’ayer Service .. 7:80 p. m. Mornlng-Werrllp------- .V :tt ■. m. Christian henriesTraining 0 :oo U ;00 a — s s m e r r a wHr ib t p. m . ------- -— * * * » * 1:18 p. m. Training Union Evening W onhlp....... 7:00 p. m. Paolo Etra Duncan . ............... Minister Wed. Prayer Service 7:88 p m. 7:N p Emaiag Worship • Wod. Prayar Service 7:10 p. a . M o rn in g W o rsh ip .. . 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship ........ 0:00 p. m. Presbyterian Nursery available Thurs. Biblo Study . .. 7:88 p. a . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CHRIST CHUHCH Langwaed Oak Aye. and Third S t Morning Worship K:3o a. m. Morning Worship .... 1:4a a. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. ■ . Sunday School ........ . f:lk a. m. Morning Wonhlp . ... 11:00 a III. Episcopal Senior Fellowship .... 1:00 p m HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL Evenini Wonhlp .. f:M p. a CHURCH Wed. Prayer Serviee .. 7:00 p. m. Park A*e. at 4th SL Nursery Available Itov. John W. Thomas . Pastor Holy E ucharist.............. 7:M a. m. Family Service— Church School ........ 1:00 a. m. Horning Prayer— Sermon ............ 11:00 a. is. Help Communion— I Wonhlp . . . . ll:*> n. m. Tuesday........ ............... 7:30 a. m. I Union .........• : » p. a . Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 a.m . ! Worship ... 7:43 p. a . Thursday.................... 7:10 a.« . raycr iarvlco 7:4* a a . Sacrament of Penance Nursery nvtllnbla Saturday ........ . . I:00-0:#0 p. as. ALL SAINTS'EPISCOPAL CHURCH Enterprise • DeRary Ft. Paul Shulls ... Fastar Holy Communion— Sunday .......................... 1:00 a. m. Morning P ra y e rSermon ....................... M i. m. Holy Communion— lit Sunday each month U a. m. l a d e n . . ..................'f tM p . m. Other ChHichf• Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD UMTBD LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanferi Shrine Club lei S t nnd Lew Awn. Ernest Bollck Jr. Paster Chunk Sehwel............t:M a. m. Horning Worship . ... U:M t . m. Evening Bible Stoudy .. T p. R . LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB REDEEMER 111 W. M * Pines Herbert W. Goerti ... Paster •andav School . f i t s a. m. Adult Bible Ctaae .. t : l l a. m. Wonhlp Service . . . . ; ltiM a, m. Wt. LUKE’S LUTHERAN Slavia (Near Oviedo> Stephen M. T o b y ......... Pastor Moruieg Warship . . . . . . SiU a. m. Sunday School . .. 1:00 n. m. PfNECREST ASSEMBLY OF OOO CHURCH Car. HIS M i Rim H. M. Hew ........ Paster Sunday School ... . . .0:40 a. m. Morning Warship ....tt:M a. as. Evenini Worship........ 7:M p. m. Wad. Prayar Serviee .. 7:00 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST NEXT GODL Conducting the morning end evening worahip *«rv»cea at the First Presbytmwr Chtrrrh •on, who after 40 yean oT pfilwrinjr, was retired in 1117. A South Carolinian, he held pastorate* In several atates, serv­ ing at First Freahylerlan, Ixiulivilla, Ky., Second Presbyterian. Charleston, S. C, and as associate minister of First Presbyterian Church of St. Petersburg. Since retiring. Or. end Mrs. Anderson make their borne In St. Petersburg. The sermon topic for the morn­ ing services that Dr. Anderaon will conduct is '‘Salvation, ths Gift of God," and his topic for ths evening worship service aril! be “Week Day Religion." The public is cordially invited la attend. Youth Sunday Set For Church Youth Sunday will be observsd at The First Christian Church this Sunday. Many of tho young people of the church will be parti­ cipating In the morning wonhlp service, pastor Rev. femes Barnett said. The worship service be­ gins at 11 a. m. Speaker* for the tarries «UI he Hite April Ramey and Tammy Hinson, Hiss Martha Cook and Wayna Evans will assist a the pulpit ministry. Hie organist the oeeaslon will be Ray Ctnamfe and Hiss Shirley Morgan will be the soloist. Serving ta the capacity of doaeeas for the distribution ad the Communion elements nod receiv­ ing the morning offering will be Bab Ring, lonnlo Hinson, Daley Smith, Rsnneth Jshaeoa, Jerry Johnson, Bob Howard, and Bah Elsworth. The pastor and eiders of tho church will officiate at the Lord's Table. Lake Nary Church Elects Elders Park Awn. and David S. CnrnaOs •nndny f r t n i Homing Worship Evaaiag garvieo A.Y.P.-Youth Barvka Snadag Rahnol .......... M M e. Sunday Warship . . . i. 11:00 a. Wednesday Serviee 1:00 p. Tuesday Reading . 1:30-4:30 p. Guest Minister To Conduct Service Robert Hero. Donald Colaman, H n . MUlard Rica nnd M n. Ed ward Zlmmarman warn alactad aid o n ef tho Community Pro shy (eriaa Church of Lako Mary M a meeting of the group roeontly. Tnieiteei elected w en Arnold Omey and. Robert Rugeuateia. m. m. m. will be Dale Alexander. Hra. Ida m. Hay Ijoblom. Robert WiUia and Edward limmerman. Monday at T:M p. a . , a spat ial Other Churches Laarol Am. at HR SL Da E. R iadaaa Jr. . .. .. Pastar Saaday School ............1:41 a. m. Morning Worship . .. . 10:48 a. m. FMY ..................... 7:00 p. m. Evaaiag Wonhlp . ... TiSO p. a . Mon. PMY Eoonotioa T:M p. a . Tuaa PMY Prayor 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar lorries TiSO a at. THE Soap became a part of bis daily Ufa long before ha understood Ra uae.He'e atUl morn concerned with ite bubbles than Ita eleanihtf pmp* bo knows aoap is nighty important And no one over thought of postponing Mo oaough to make decisions for hiaualf! until ha Wlan parents never poatpona a child’a religious training. Ldng ha* fora ha ia able to reason, he needs tho character-building and guidance at the Church. Christianity should become important to him in Mo dally oaperienes before Ita trutha can be fully grasped by hie mind. Wo art fortunate that our churchaa are equipped la iaatiU a vital Chrlatian faith in the youngest child. Fortunate ia tho boy or gift whose parents begin hia religious training ia their church’* Nuraary or Bo­ ginaen' Department. y-i r- The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms; Holler Motor Sales Riti Theatre Vulcan Materials Co. Progressive Printing Co. Wilsen-Miler Furniture Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Dewn Beauty Salon Celery Clly Printing Co. Lovelace Amoco Station Sanlord Atlantic National Bank BRENHZKR METHADUT W E. Tlmma .................. Pastor luaday school ........ 10:00 a. m. Homing Worship ... . 1140a. as. M. Y. r ...................... d:M p. m. Evening Servian ........ 7:M p. a . Wed. Prayor Sorviaa .. TtSO p. a . GRACE METHOMBT CHURCH Oners Rd« at WaaHinl Are. W. Thomas Parson-' J r Pastor SunJay School 0:41 a. m. Maralag warship . 11 a. at. M Y * ........................... 0:10 p. a . (A aew Chunk aarwiag a aav Community) FOSTER CHAPEL HETHOMST CHURCH luaday School Horaiag Warship Evaaiag Warship Churches BAPTIST CHURCH HMwoy R. R. Williams . . Paster Sunday School . . • : » a. a . C. W. Reach ..................... P a s te Morning Wmykip . l i ti s a. a . Saturday Sahbath School 0:00 a .a F ln t/T h lrd , Poarih l uadty l Moralas Wonhlp ... U:M a. a . Rveedag W erH dp........ T :» p . a . Wad. P ra y a tarviaa .. T:M p a . FlratTrU rd Sundays Usher Raard, Tuesday 7:10 p a . Chair Rehaanal, Tuesday..................0*00 p a Junior Church. Wednesday .......... V:M p a . BuiIbsm Meeting ........ 0:M p .a 0:41 a. a . U :N a. a . 1:00 A m. PAOLA WESLEYAN ^ Ml sE.aFirst f c SL, teidtr; METWODUT CHURCH Rm- I l l g Milaa feat an B i 4d ........ >>00 9 Tueaday Class Cacti W. Shatter Pastar Sunday Scban! . «;4i a. a . Maralag Worship tl:4 l a. a . THE BALVAfMM ARMY Waaleyaa Yauth 1:48 P a . IU B. Second SL Rvaoiag Worship 7:10 p. a . Sunday: Wad. Prayar larviaa 7:80 A a nday Sdwal ...... U:M a Holiness Meetiag .... U 80 A Nsisrcne street Meeting ....... d:80 p. FIRS? CHURCH YrL ........... 7:00 A o r THE NARARENK salvation Matting . ... f:W p. W. lad I t at Maple Am. Tueaday: P aata Carp Cadets ........... 1:80 a Sow. Richard Carter, let. P ti'o r R. K. Spear Jr. luaday School 0:48 a. a . Road Practice ......... 4:to p Prod Rai mlagsr, Au s . Pastor . . . l l i t t A a . Ladies Haase League 7 ;li p. Bible Schaei . ..1 :4 1 a .m . Morning Wonhlp S em llg Werahla ...1 1 4 0 a. m H Y PS............................. 4:80 p a . Thurs. P rater Service 7:88 p. .......I M Pflffka FaHaatedp . . . . VtIO p a B.Y.P.S A N .JJ. S at Street Meetiag S : || a OeepeJ lorvico ............ f a a . 1101 W. 18th SL J. W. Marshall ............... Pastor Church School ........ 8:88 a a . Homing Worship .... 11:00 a. a . Evening Warship . ... 1:80 a a Tuoaday Prayar ........ Titn p. a . Tea chars Meetiag. Wednesday . . .7 :1 0 A a . HON MOM BAPTIST CHURCH 718 Orange Am. a. . Pastar a . J. L. Brooka a . Church School ........... 8;M a a . a . Morning Worahip . .. . 11:08 a m a . E-enlng Worahip .... 1:10 a ■ Tuesday Prayer serviee T:SH A a . a ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN a BAPTIST CHURCH a •as Cyprase sl a ■ R. B. Whitehurst ........... P a s te Church Schaal ........ 0:80 a. a . Homing Worship ... U:88 a. at. FREE FARR CHURCH OP fHB THB RANFURD Evening Worship . .. . ?;M A a . CONGREGATION OF Chair Rehearsal JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Monday . . . . . . f:88 p .a. t i l l W. let SL Prayer Meeting Sunday Welshtuv*r Tuesday ...... 1:8t p a Study ....................... 8:00 p. <A Wadatiday Bible Study. Juaiur Churta l:S | a.# . Wad- »tb»b study ... life p. a F i t Ministry Sokes) . ■■ 7 HO a ns- Club Meetings Friday Serviee............1:80 a ■*. Thursday . . .............. 1:88 a a - * �r1 - tV* "S ' All I fffif tanTarB FrI. Jan. 29. 1960—Pas'® 3 Wr r«I5 'Joint Meeting Planned Wednesday '■ Woman I BY JEANNE WARNKE WATCHING THE PROS were THE SANFORD W O M E VS Harriet Williams, who had just GOLF ASSN, had a warm and won the Kader Tournament and tunny Wednesday for their “ all with her, Jo Symci, another avid p day event'' with three of the world's tup golfer* taking part. The program began with a luncheon in the clubhouse of the Mayfair Inn Country Club with Patty Berg. Betsy Rawls and Ward* Sanches sitting at the head table with Ellen Betts, president of tnc association. Viola Kastner, entertainment chairman and Rudy Goff, club pro. A \ PATTY BERG, with a gift of gab as great a* her game, charm­ ed the group with amusing anecdoles and then introduced her golf mates—Betsy, three lime winner of the women’s national PtJA Open and winner of $26,000 last year—and Wanda, youngest mem­ ber of the trio, who is tall, rather shy and in her second year as a pro. A TABLE DECORATIONS received W much comment. Jeanne Foulk and Donna Dondanville had made whimsical golf figure, fashioned of pipe-cleaners and had arranged them on large mound* of green turf—the most minute details were thought of, with little pearls used to represent golf balls. WELCOMED BACK to associa­ tion activity were Jo McDaniel and Gertrude Llpton and among g new mrmbers present were Mary Horenstein and Doris Schautteet. Following lunch' the pros partici­ pated in a clinic where Miss Berg agafn stole the limelight with her showmanship, but where the other two players were as equally ad­ mired for their easy rhythmic swings that sent balla far, far away! After the clinie • nine-hole exhibition match waa played with Rudy Goff. golfer. Also among the spectators were Irene Palmer (her husband la the new manager of the Mayfair Inn) who mane a threesome with Doris Faulkner and Mary Oyler. Miss Benton To Wed !*•1 -Robert K. Brown i J **» *. ;. By Woman’s Club Mr*. Grclc’.ien Crowclt and Mr*. H E. C. William* will prevent the program at the Sanford Woman'* V Club Wcdnrsdiy. Mr*. William* 1 will tell the *tory "So Deer to [■ my Heart’* and Mr». C ro w n rw n rT : furniih the illuitratlon*. The program will be pre*ented under the direction of the fine art* department and. will follow the luncheon which itarti at 12:30 p. m. Mr*. H. C. Eehelberger, | *oloi*t will ling icveral iclec* . tion*. Member* are reminded to bring ! article* for the linen ihower for Ihe Sarepta fte*t Home. Bed linen* j are eipecially needed. Mr*. C. | M. Flower* and her committee i will be hoite**c* for the lunch­ eon. Reiervation* muit be made by Tuetday noon with Mr*. Al­ bert Hardeity FA 2 3049. Mr*. George Well*. pre»ident. will entrrtain all executive board I member* and appointed officer* l of the club at her home on Mag- l j nolia Ave with a brrakfKt Turv M day morning, preceding the offl cial board meeting. I Margaret (Mrs. B. C.) Hamilton with Alice (Mrs. Ralph) Mattus a* eo-hostess. Polly, who soon will be moving to Monterey. Calif., greeted guests between the hour* of 2-4 p. m. in a beige sheath complemented by an orchid corsage given to her by the hostesses. Gleaming silver candelabra, pink tapers and swirls of pink carna­ tions made lovely table appoint­ ments and presiding over the sil­ ver service during the afternoon were Mrs. Sam Day. Mr*. Marion Harman, Mrs. Robert Anderson. Mrs. A. B. Pe'.crson Sr., and Mrs. Amy Rust. ANOTHER FAREWELL COUR­ TESY will take place tonight when the Jack Langfords and the Paul Spelpz' entertain at the Langford residence for Lcdr. and Mr*. Bru­ baker. The guest list includes NAS staff members and other friends of the departing couple. MRS. WILLIAMS jf ERNIE AND "SKIP” HORRELL (he was commander of VAH-3) are in Sanford and in the process of moving bark into their house at Eliiahcth Ct. He will be aboard ship out of Mayport hut will call this ‘ home base”. To the Horrella —"Welcome Back"l THE JUNIOR CHOIR of the First Methodiat Church was “ left waiting at the church" Wednesday —but new* arrived that sent all members away with big smiles on their faces. It teems that their director. Mr*. Max Coberly, was in Ihe hospital hearirg sweet mu­ sic in the cry of a newborn daugh­ ter! A GROUP OF SANFORD WOM­ EN were amused over the big frenzy their husbands were in early Wednesday morn' as golfing equipment W*» cleaned and park­ ed for a tournament in Ocala— among those going were Andrew Carraway, John Ivey, Mack Cleve­ land, Dr. A. S. McCallum, Mayor OFF FOR A WEEKEND JAUNT Earl Higginbotham, Sonny Pow­ ell, Hugh Greer, Gens Witzcl and to Jacksonville will he Martha Rahorn and Georgia Ball . . . While Jim Spencer. those remaining here will be in A TEA Thursday afternoon was a whirl with so many event* on given in honor of Tolly (Mra. D. the aortal calendar. But mom E.) Brubaker at the horn* of about that next week. Mr. and U 6V.' Jame* F. Benton, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jovce Ann, to Robert Kenneth Brown, son o( v » M-lrch—1 ■’d the late Robert Neely Brown of Chester, S. C. Mi** Benton was a member of the 1939 graduating class of Seminolt High School. During her senior year she received the D. A. R. school award, was class chaplain, and a mrmber of the TriIll-Y and future nurse* club. She attiudcd Krskinc College, Due West, S. C. last year and at present is a student nurse at Presbytenan Hospital in Charlotte, S. Oviedo Circles Plan Meetings Oviedo church circles meet Monday as follows: Methodist cir­ cles; Chapel Guild 3:20 p. m. with Mrs. George Morgan. Mary Martha circle 3 p. m. with Mrs. C. R. Clont*. Bethany circle • p. m. with Mrs. Jack Dodd. Baptist WMU of First Baptist church meets at T p. m. for sup­ per at the church. Mettle Farnell circle will be in charge of sup­ per arrangement*. Story League Holds Food Sale, Presents Program Members of the Sanford Story League met at thr home nf Mrs. Pearl Hanicll on East Slh St. for their business and program meet­ ing thii week. Mrs. C. R. Jones, president, presided at the huaineia session when nominations were made for national officers. A market basket sale was held with proceed* to be used for league activities. An Invitation waa read from the district president, inviting mrm­ bers lo a story festival in Tampa. Mra. C. C. Welsh, study chair­ man. gave Ihe lenon on tho cap sule method of evaluation in atory telling. Mra. E. C. Williams re­ ported on junior league aetivitiei and displayed on* of their new year honk*. Mra. Jonea told the atory of “ Miriam” a lassie of Palestine and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell told the alory of "Martha and Mary." Mrs. Stella DrGarmo of Roches­ ter, N, Y. waa welcomed aa a guest. The hostess assisted by Mrs. 0. E. While. Mra. R. W. Tench and Mn. Welah served refreihmenta lo the 1$ member! and guest* present. MISS JOYCE ANN HEN TON Mr. Brovin i* a graduate ofVhe*. ter High School and received hi* B. S. degree from the University of s. C7'in ’193d. R e' served two ye *r «_ln_Us^ V4rziL.«.c )>JcCL-WV4, i* presently employed by the Com* nicrcial Credit Corporation in Sum* ter, S. C. Wedding plans will be announced at a later datr. Shower Honors Mrs. Sammy Fox At Enterprise Mrs. Layton Oglesby and Mr*. Harold Goodwin were eo-hostexari at a shower honoring Mra. Sammy Fox at the Goodwin home In En* terprise this week. Games and contest* were played through the early part nf the evening with Mr*. Leroy Cohen* Mra. Kenny Cockrell and Mrs. P. D. Ogle winning the prixes. Refreshments were served by Ihe hostesses to Mrs. Cohen, Mr*. Cockrell, Mrs. Ogle, Mra. 8 . T. Bradley. Mrs. William Rodden* berry, Mrs. Eddie Rossle, Mrs. Wilton Rossle, Mra. Charles Ray, Mr*. W. A. Goodwin, Mra. Jame* Welch, Mr*. Richard Goodwin and Mrs. Henry Boyd of Orlando. Oviedo Bride-Elect Honored A t Shower Mia* Melanie Jackson, popular bride-elrct of Oviedo, waa honored with a miscellaneous shower in Ihe Oviedo school audilorit.m this week. Serving as hostesaes were Now In Progress A t Cowan's c ta d is A ( All Regular Stock Bring a Friend Share the Price” . . . Buy One At Regular Price Get Another For Men’ii Jackets M cn’n Story League Sweaters T o Give Prograr [dies Sweaters For Rest Homes Member* of the Lillie Women’* Story League discussed pirns for iheir project of story telling In the various rest homes and nurseries at the January meeting. Between now and June, Ihe end nf the current year, the girls plsn lo present a program to most of the real home and nurteries in the Sanford area. Programs sre ar­ ranged in advance it the most convenient times for both. The group met at Ihe home of 3lisa Dottle Jardine in Lake Miry with the president, Miss Karen Metrler. presiding. Material was given out for thr year hooks. Each one puls the hook together and decorates the cover. A Valentine theme wee carried out la decorations end refresh menla served by Ihe hoslrsi and her mother. Mra. Calvin Jardine to Miss Metrler. Danila Braden, Sandi Metrler, Carol Stemper. Msrcia Kay Lippincott. 3ts\ren Pills, Freddie Berrynill, Sheryl Stamper. Shirley Vihlrn and i guest, Mrs. Robert Mitchell. MRS. DONALD B. BRUHAKER, center, was honored with a tea, yesterday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. R. C. Hamilton, Palmetto Ave. Mra. Hamil­ ton, right is shown serving the honnree a cup of punch while Mrs. Ralph Mattus, co-hoateaa, look* on. (Herald Photo) JojcaJ SATURDAY County orgeniaation meeting of 4-H County Council al 10 a. m. at Home Demonstration Center, 401 E. 23th St. County officera will be rlected. AU leaders and county officera urged to attrad. Open Installation of new officera of Eastern Star at I p. m. el the 31a tonic Building, MONDAY Attorney Speaks To Pitot Members Kenneth W. McIntosh, local at­ torney, was guest speaker at the dinner meeting of the Pilot Club of Sanford el ihe Civic Center this week. He chose for his subject the PUot international motto, “True Couree Ever." Mr. McIntosh praised the local club members for their services to the community in the past. He ----------------------o r tb e n e z e r Spongiest 6 Catholic Woman’s Club meets at o j \ j* | . • p. m. in the social'hail of All Sunday I N l g n t Soula Church to make plana for tho Winter Fcatival. The Ebenerer Methodist Churcb will present the monthly “SongFest" Sunday evening starting at 7:30 p. m. . Featured guest soloists will In- Church Calendar SUNDAY rinecrest Baptist Chureh dinner to the ground, 12 noon. Ordination of deacons • p. m. Youth fellow­ ship 9 p. m. In Thankful Tribute — TH* BEMINOLB —DeBARY W HEART COUNCIL gratefully acetate and acknow­ ledge* memorial roatribatiaoa for HEART RESEARCH. P . O. BOX 1M SANFORD, FLA. ethics, they would continue to *«rve humanity in an unselfish manner, thereby maintaining a "true cour*e ever." Members with a 100". attend ence record were recognised by Mrs. George Stine who prrsrnied them with a gift and recited an originsl poent lo each one. Mrs. Raymond Bail, president, presided at the business session, Club mrmbers made donations lotiling 93U to be given lo Ihe heart fund in memory of Mrs. J. P. Hall, who died recently, Mr*. Ernest Housholder wss In charge of the program for the evening and hostesses were Mr*. Joel Field and Mrs. Morris Forgu- • Dancing N ightly • Cocktails Served on Sunday From Noon at iba iMayfair inn VALUES to 12.95 • Long Coats Catholic Club T o Meet Monday The Catholic Woman’s Club will meet Monday at 9 p. m. in thr new sorial hall of All Soula Church for a buiincia meeting. Mra. Terry Fay, prrsidenl will hear report* from various booth chairmen of the Winter Festival. All mrmbers are urged to allend at final plans will be mada con­ cerning tha festival scheduled for Feh. 9. Leather REG. 69.95 Shoes in Heels — Wedgies fir Flats — Values to 14.95 Circles T o Make Opening BAMBOO LOUNGE From 0 P. U. Marked Down - j The Young Adults Class nf First Christian Church will meet Monday at • p. m. in tbs educational build­ ing for a apaghrtll supper Circle Two will nice! Tuesday al 10:30 a. m. in Ihe educations! build­ ing for an all day session. Follow­ ing the business members will learn to knit bandage* for leper colonies. Electric Portable Regular Price 1164.50 Our Special Price 6149.50 Thera are many high quality Beautiful New Gnlaxio candies on tbr market which odrn Regular Price 6141.50 arc more latlsfactory than a rich­ Our Special Price 6119.50 er, more caloried desert as a meal (inala. 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Use: • It B A • Open Charge No Layaway Please — 'Featuring Fa ah long 4 Footwear For Tho Family* „ 3.8&UP ‘ » �rtant WABHINPTON — T h en Jrii* h i r i hoped against hope that General Charlea DeGaulla would set decisively in Algeria before It t i l wo lata must net follow the itrugglt to mtlslala law and order !* hale-tom North Africa with the Lusl CORDON J. TOLL M uiaitr, Security Anaodatoa, Inc. bn important tndunUy ffoVVWputtk. ut not generally In& frftt* •V ftrie isH fW :/!'! * ha*-k.>Mi -~o!ng r many y n n , but currently It appear* on the throehold major expansion, primarily under the auspices of the try. Since security reatrictloni nocoiaarily aurround i of the program, available Information la limited, How. it BHms more-than likely that the Impact of thla work ilraetly benefit certain relatively email oompanlea tha ■ Companion that arc dominant In thla field are Barnes ■fioekrlnf, Infrarad Industries, Psrkln-Elroer, and Servo iffacntlon. la tbs 1957 annual report, Perkln-Elmer explains Inand aa follows! NInfrarsd radiation Is closely akin to vlsl* s tight, tying just beyond tha red In the electro-magnetic Though.wo cannot sea It wa can sense It as heat baa two properties which make it extremely useful. One that objects five off infrarad radiation which Increases p tty with Increasing tamperafura. Tba other ia that moat ■um materials absorb characteristic frequencies of infra* g radiation T t la tho second characteristic of Infrared which makes a valuable table tool for eh chemical amleal anaylsts, When Whan a sample of a I IS pieced in aa instrument known aa an Infrared natar, tha frequencies of infrared radiation which pis absorbs may be plotted on a graph which becomes rpriat' of that particular material. Thus the infrared aster Ja useful for identifying unknown materials and yaing mixtures. ia otter characteristic of Infrared radiation, tha fact ohJeria radiate it in increased amounts with rise in ■ pentane, loads to many other Interesting applies* or iaetanee, In metallurgy infrared can measure ths tu n la furnaces, or In aircraft development the pmteura of • Jri stream. Overheated railroad ear hot­ WASHINGTON -T h e way things ic may ho detected by an Infrared device. Also It has been are going, I wouldn't ha surprised If suddenly there appeared oa the led to Are detection problems.” Tba moat spectacular urn of infrared yet publicly re* MU double doors of tho U. S. Sen­ id appears to bo the "homing" device used by the mfll* ate a sign that says: "Please park I i the Sidewinder air-to-air missile. Prom a report pub* br Dflafteld * Delafield It w u iteted that thla do- before entering.'* i tievtee "usee the h u t generated by the englnee of What wa bava before us to t aircraft to guide the mItalia to the target. It h u been Mounting battle between two Incor­ bat the Sidewinder1! four-inch infrared system can rigible gaaga of Juvenile delin­ a burling cigarette at 100 rtuda or a hot aircraft an* quents. Tim fight started awhile t four aU u or more. Another u u of Infrared la in beck la the dark alleys, and over the week end tt moved to the reconnaissance, where the infrared radiation trails- grand balls af tha Sharatoo-Park from objects on or under tha ground ia photographed. htnaUnff la alee done by infrared. Unlike radio and whleh esa be Jammed by enemy Mttea and which a n t to detection baeauM of the emlaalon of signals, In­ can aaltter be Jammed nor the Instruments detected, id, however, can be blinded by f< rnttem , , __ ■ _____ ____ _____ smoke and hasa. i cannot measure distances as la dona with radar." all the infrared military work ia classified, ■menial and industrial applications are itill relative* 1 but are.growing. Chemical analysis Is.among the m as where Infrared techniques arc used today. As­ ferlority complex by-wearing loud neckties. Tha beatniks satisfy that Inferiority complex by going around la dirty underwear, un­ shaven, reading poetry that no one understands. . Sac. Prescott Rush (X., Coca.) said that the nasty boys oa the other side reminded Mm of a group of Uttlo school kids who meet after school to think up names to call tho captain at tba opposing team whoa bo appears aa tha field. But aa aid sage from Delaware, a farmer by the name of John Williams, a Senator from the Re- Then ths farmer sad his friends began shoveling dirt into that wtU ■ad that old mule kept shaking it off and getting up oa top af tho shoveled dirt until finally bo Just supped oft the pito aad walked out safely. Williams psbwd and let Ms drawl stretch into a grin. "All 1 can say to my friends on the other side of tho aiate," bo said finally, "to that If they keep oa shovolug dirt, Vice-Proaldmt Nixon will walk into tho Wblto House ia UM.” the European extremists. The myetary la why DeGaulle watted ao long lor a showdown that wae Inevitable. He waited aatil General Jacques Maeau, la com­ mand ia Algltn, bad virtually do­ tted hi* authority la aa interview ia which ha Intimated that tha army waa ready to reject Do* Gaulle. Something like tho maaalvo riot*, precipitated by tho dlemlaeal of Maeau. warn bound to coma whoa DeGatnJo aa Protideat of Prance, Anally aaaerted hia authority. Tko power af the Mtiiere hae grown each time they have beta appear­ ed by Pari*. On May U, ltoa, these violent extremist*, supported by the army and general* tuck as Matsu, overthrew the Fourth liepublic and brought DoGaullo to power. Ia a sense, ha baa beea thalr prisoner. Or, to put It another way. He s a w tko appearance of being their prisoner so long a t ha fatted lo face up to tb* veto they con­ stantly threatened to exercise by political cxtnmiam and violence. Bravely, last September M De­ Gaulla Issued his declaration of tho right of self-determination for Algeria, aad then aa tha moatha passed nothing happonod aad tho tensione Increased. There ia a rough analogy be­ tween President DeGaulla and Al­ giers and President Elsenhower and Ltttto Rock. The American aPresident seowcasi pvtauicu WfUOriHfi ■■ persisted W la boltovlag, aa tha school Integration Issue boiled up, that it could aomahow be com­ promised without decisive action oa Ms part. When naked violence was close, ho had to ’take the ex­ treme stop of ctiling in Federal troops. It was with aa enormous sense of rolief (hat most Frenchmen saw DeGaulto coma to power under a constitution giving Mm front authority. Ho was tho hero-leader, tho first cltlson who had spoken with a clear, courageous voice dur­ ing France's agony la IBM and fumbling uncertainty M tha-yean •Intt l i u and reetore P nnee to greatacu. But, aa ho hoe ehewn that ha know* little about government and lei* about polities, confidence in him baa receded. From hi* lonely eminence la the Elyaee Palace he hat often eald one think while hia Proattar, Michel Debrt, ha* ■aid aomethtag quite different. One ef tha few mea with politi­ cal root* la the DeGaulla cabinet wae Antoine Piniy, Mlnleter of Franco. Pinay’a recent ditmlaanl weakened the fovernment and made It took oven more like the Quotable Quotes Uattad Proas fatiraiMaoil KAPOHO, HawtU—Deputy Civil Deftesc Director Peter Ptkele witching hot lava flow through Um street* of deserted Kapoho sad setting Are to bouses: "If tt keeps up like this, all well have toft will be memo­ rial." DAYTON, Ohio — Dr. G. Ed­ ward Psndray, pioneer rocket scientist, discussing his early ef­ forts: "Up to 1*44, the Ides of rock­ ets was still ridiculous. Tho Army Navy and Air Tores wouldn't pay attention until the Germans start­ ed lobbing V-t’e Into London." BAN FRANCISCO - Convictauthor Caryl Chessman planning other legal movae to keep from execution If Federal Judge Louis Goodman turns down Ms latast attempt: "It’s still n days away from tba execution govern* by fla t'' A troubling uncertainty la Da* Gaulle'i coutinulng dUpute with the United Statee over major i i - # auea In the Weatern alliance. On many points the United State* hat yielded with tha hope of atrengthen* ing DeGaulle. Britain and the United State* wanted the aummtt conference held in December. Prance wai allowed to apply a veto and it kgs gone over to May. Thla ha* given DeGaulla an ew portunity to have hia own privata Inning with Premier Nikita Khruih* chav, who will go to Peril i n # March, T han a n g n a t h u ird a la that vtolt. particularly alaee It la appen d by the extreme right. In deference to DeGaulle, the May aummtt will bo hold in Peril rather than la Genova, when all faeilitilb for aueh a coofanaea a n expertly and compactly aa* Mmbled, It will be difficult to duplicate th en factUUea la Parle with an army of reporter* fr o m , all over the world lot looao in t h e # French capital aa tha tourliti bo* gin to pour la. The French w an deeply offended when the United State* abstain;* rather than voted againat the All­ an-African reiolution on Algeria la (he United Nationi. This rriolutioa bad been watered down. In part through American efforts.: In retroapect, the abiention teems! a little foolish, atneo it deeply o f-. fended the French and probably# meant UUle gain in tba Ailaa-Afri. can bJoe. But tbaaa queition* are not oaay to naoive with Franca and the aUlanco on tha oat hand and tha explosion of natioailiam la Africa on the other. It 1* up to DeGaulla now to act with declilrene*. He can carry hia September II declaration one alep further and bring rep re tentative* of Uio Moilem rebel*, who speakA MIAMI (UPI) — Mrs. Ethel Walsh, TT, died Tuesdsy night af burns suffsrtd 1* hours esrilsr whan bar gown caught fire after It touched an electric hot plate. "AO this rtmlade me," he said, "af a story about the fanner who bad an old mule." It was blind la ana eye, It eecas that tha farmar figured he'd gat rid of the mule which hr thought waa ne longer useful. There was an old wall that need­ ed filling la.on this same farm, and one day the fanner get the idea be could do both Jobe at one time-fill in tba well aad get rid of ia the industry will be ________________________ ia this column. It wd that there are at least ■antes to be working la the infrared field in one form W A It is certainly an industry in which important HU flgpeeted to happen in the next few year*. grad**!* it writing ha began with a wry ■mil*. "In Woking over tha ada la the newspaper, I find aevetal port* t t a u that ewtad attnuUve. "But t dmt knew bow to write a letter ef application far a Job! "iqat whs* akenll I any? Dean •nth e letter have to he typewrit, tent "Bkould I cite nfercnceat I'm mun a sallies ether fellows are in the m m beet with me, far la eel* h u e we wertatt taught m th pee* Msnl teaks aa hew to write a tottoe far a Jab." S ea In amort te naltoa the 1m* better meals build better families answering ada, ear* of just n bog number, you can start out “Omtla. mm" or "Door Bln." Thm outline la far punchy paragraphs you r "experience," your “technical training," your and for the best food at lowest prices ^ * V, shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! M can often emko or Weak a seam's ahaa **a. A t Noethwmtom nivanity I need te devote aa an* v ■vafi f("* rd&ifiV:*v-*, t * 7 �• * jr * * t "W r' M -fM * JJ^i Seminoles-Apopk Tonight the Sanford Scminolea haa been the key to the succeifr travel (o Apopka where they will ful season thus far and If they have provided good bench strength and have been able to come face the Blue Darter* in Orange are able to continue tn run, they through when they are Inserted in *Belt Conference action. The locals should be able to take tha Darters Ihe lineup. go Into tonight's contest with a again. In recent action, Derides haa 91 record which la the best the Coach Bud Layer, who is enjoy­ been coming through fur the lo­ Sanford leant has had at the ing his most successful season in cals and hag now established him­ halfway mark of any season. his five yean at the local high self as a lop-nolch varsity per­ In Ihe first meeting of these two school, will probably start the former. He has hit in double highly touted OBC teams, the game with Ray Lundqulat and figures tn his last two ball games. Semlnotea used their blinding George Pcrldes at the guards; All-OBC Lundqufst has provid­ speed to overcome the Darien l Terry Christensen and J in Gra­ ed the spark for the fast breaking by a ten point margin, 38-48. ccy al the forwards; and Cow- Seminolrs all season and Is set The Scminolea will more than boy Oravelt at center. John : to continue tonight. His driving .likely come out with a full court Marsh, Doug Tamny, and Alex layups and hit ball stealing have 'press against the Darters. This McKibbin are also scheduled to , given the Seminoles plenty of extra p o rn im * hi snould be m r d y te hit again tonight. He is slso very sccurstc from the outside with his two hander. Graccy goes Into tonight's game aa the unofficial leading scorer in the OBC and will be looking for­ ward to maintaining his 20 point per game average. In Ihr last few games he haa been handling hi* share of Ihe rebounding and this has made the Seminole* even more effective. Big Cowboy Oraveti will be the biggest man on the court to­ night and his height advantage Pro Grid War .Breaking Out By JERRY COVINGTON The Orange Belt Conference race has MIAMI BEACH, Fin. (UP1) — The Nntiona! Football really tightened up now since Lakcvicw League set up a stand today in Dallas, where the infant defeated Winter Park Tuesday night by a American league had established one of its prize franchises, and immediately made Texas the battleground for a new single point. The Seminoles and the Wild­ cats now have identical records of 9-1 and pro football war. Acting expansively for the first time since 11160, the next Tuesday's game between these two 40-year-old NFL also announced teams is shaping up aa the top game in it would have a franchise in Min Central Florida. Since the first meeting of these two neapolia-SL Paul in 1801 and planned eventually to enlarge to fine hall clubs the Seminoles seem to have lti teams within the next three become of age and we can look’ forward to year*. St. Louis and 3liatni were a better hall game than the last one. They possibilities. seem to be much faster and their full Upon learning that the NFL court press has been effective against planned to opetate in llallaa next teams like Wildwood and Lakcvlew, th* season, AFI, Commissioner Joe beam that beat the Wildcats. Foas issued an anguished charge The Wildcats have one of the finest of “monopoly." hall players in the entire area in the per­ Foas labeled Dallas a» a “oneNEW YORK (UPI) - Slugger team market" and threatened son of idg Mike Mosher. While Mosher is Charley Scott of Philadelphia and “the AFL definitely will take ac­ the key to their success he is not the only a speedster Benny (Kid) Parcl of tion , . , through the courts, Con­ reason they have been winning. They have •C u b a fight tonight for a (hot al gress or any other mean*." a well balanced club that can hit from Ihe welterweight crown In their every angle of the court. Pete Roselle, new comniisaionrr return TV lo-rounder at Madison .Top Welter Contenders Clash Tonight Square Garden. Belling on tonight's bout la at “eten money." and th# wagering 1* unusually brisk. The 10 rounder will be tele­ vised and broadcast nationally by NBC at 10 p. m. Parct, 22, won an upset, unanlmous decision over th# 23-yearold Philadelphia left • hooker at the Garden, Dec. IS, Although Cuban Benny went into the ring a 3-L underdog that night, he kept the pressure on Scott throughout the exciting fighl and had Him on th* floor in the 10th round. • Watrous Takes a Bourne Trophy * DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — The youngest of the elderly resumed play today In tha 21st annual PGA Senior* golf tournament. The 30 34 age bracket went into lta second round alter the older age groups, from 33 on past So, wound up their second round Thursday. The scores were all in favor of the “youngatera." Al Watrous of Birmingham 4 Mich., a three-time winner, won w the Alfred Bouine Trophy by fin­ ishing tops in th*f 33 and older brackeli after M holes. Little League Meet Set Soon of the NFL, replied that New York and Los Angeles first were NFL cities but the older league had not complained when the AFL muted in. Roselle said the NFL “welcomed the competition.’’ The angry exchange of word* promised to make Dallas tha “Alamo" of pro football next season. Roth team* will' televise tlieii road game* In competition with tha other club's home games at the Colton Bowl. "We w ere very anxtuus to have a strong team In Dallas that would be on a com petitive level with all other clubs," said G eorge llalaa of the Chicago Bears, over­ joyed that the league owners had approved tha expansion p ro g ra m . “Thi* Is a big milestone In the history of the N EW he added, “It has been planned and pro­ grammed fur five years." Halas agreed the NFL owners realised it wae important to win the hauls of the patronage dollar in the land of oil, rattle and cot­ ton, where college football thrives but tha pro game flopped in 1952. According to plans, each estab­ lished NFL club will make avail­ able to tha Dallas Rangers three veteran playera from their tUSt) roster and three from their IS)60 roster for Mlnneapolla-St. Paul. The exact formula will b« worked out later. The Rangers are co-owned by Clint Murchison Jr. and Bedford Wynne, a pair of 36-year-old mil­ lionaires. Officials of the South Seminole County Lillie League will meet next Wednesday el > p. m. at the • Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce to discuss plana for the Ribner Wins coming year. All interested persons from Alta­ monte Springs, Sunland Estates, Invitational HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lloyd Lake Mary, Longwood and Cassel­ Ribner of White Plains, N, Y„ berry are urged to attend. played steady golf Thursday to capture the annual Inter-Country Siffn D raft Choices Club Invitational Golf Tournament GREEN BAY, Wla. (UPI 1-H a lf­ by one stroke. Ribner's last-day 73 gave him a back John Littlejohn of Kanras M Bute and tackle Gilmer Lewis of 72-bole tola) of 303. Jerry Adler, Oklahoma have been algned aa the New City, N. Y„ muffed a short l« h and 20th draft choice af tha putt on th« 1Mb bole to fall short at 304. Green Bay Packer*. Trip Latch Favored In Featured .Race At Kennel Club Tonight Trip Latch has been established aa the early favorite in tonight's featured ninth event at SanfordOrltndo Kennal Club. Tha Grade-A contest, laeludini aoma of tha beat runnera, will highlight a 10-race program atariIng at 1:10 at tha local oval. Trip Latch w ii raca from tha third poll poaition In tha headliner. Ha’s favored by g-to-t morning Una odd* assigned by tha handlbig dog haa managed four seconds against top-quality com­ petition and he's expected to break into tha win columa lor the eecond time this aeason. In three ef bla second-place finishes, the winner was decided with the help n< photo-finish evidsnee. He brindle gent uaually la gaining airongly in the homealreteh which haa made him popular with the Seminole County (ana, A. R. Ewbanka is another wellliked bound in the feature. He's alao a big brindle gent. He gets Ihe six-box for tha hot ninth and he'a a aligned early edda of 3-tol. The 87-pounder has won four times In tls trips to tha atarliag galea. Rocky MacGlnty is among other stalwarts ia the lineup which also includes Mr. Frost. Rebel's Joy, Barbara Marie, Cosy Boy and O, B.'a Sinokellc. Ms tines racing wUl atari at J p. m. tomorrow. • • • Baseball news is beginning to hum now with spring training just around the cor­ ner. More and more players are coming AtilV (he DartfiC '^eddRQMLifi long way toward* another victory. His rebounding is spotty at tlmci, but, if he is ready he will be able to handle the job. Christen*™ has been the out­ standing defensive player In re­ cent action and although he la smaller than most of the players under the basket, he is a scrapper and always comra up with Ihe hig rebound when it ia needed He is also a fine shot and good passer. The JV’s will begin the action al T p. m. and the varsity game will get underway around 8:30. into the fold and before long they will he packing their bags and heading for the sunshine state. Ail of you Greyhound supporters of last year will he interested to know that Jake Jacobs has been put on the roster of the Senators and will he training in Or­ lando with the big club this spring. Jake was given a hefty bonus of $25,000 when he graduated from Ohio State last year and he was the only bright spot on the Greyhounds team last year. He haa great speed and good power at the plate and should he set to make them tnke notice when he takes to the field. With the Greyhounds last season he hit a neat .311. I'm sure that Jake will he glad to see all of his friends from Sanford, so plnn to run over and take a look at him. There is also a possibility that Joe Ronlkowski will get a chance to work out with the Senators. The fireballing right­ hander is only 18 now and has the possi­ bilities of being a great pitcher when he picka up that all important experience. He haa signed a class B contract with Fox Cities for this season hut the Nats will more than likely give him n good look in Orlando beginning Feb. 26. Robertson Hopes To Regain Pace United Press International Oscar Robertson, who holds a file cabinet full of records, reaches for the three-year collese basketball scorlnl standard tonight when top-ranked Cincinnati meets The Citadel. The “ Bis O" has fallen off hit spectacular scoring pace thii month, being held to only 13 points Hal Saturday when Cincin­ nati outlasted Duquesne, 61-38, for it* 14th victory In IS aarne*. But Robertson can atone ia (he Bearcat*' first meeting against Ihe Bulldogs at Cincinnati. He haa a career tolal of 2,506 points and need* only 33 lo surpass (he mark of 2,338 ael by Frank Sclvy al Furman in 1932-33-34. One of All-America Oicar'a ex­ tra-special effort* would almost assure him of cracking the four-' year record of 2,387 by next week end. Dirk llemric of Wake Forest established the all-time high from 1952 through 1933. Ring Results United Pres a International PAISLEY, Scotland — Chic Caldcrwood, 174, Scotland, stopped Arthur Howard. 174lv, England (13)—won Ihe British light heavy­ weight title. ST. LOUIS — Don Fullmer, lSSiv, West Jordan, Utah, out­ pointed Virgil Akins, 133, SI. Louis (IQ). NEW YORK — Jimmy Archer, 148, Bronx, N. Y., outpointed Bernie Raines, 1M, Stamford, Conn, (i ). Utah State, ranked 10th, la the only other top-rated tram In ac­ tion tonight. The boat Agglea haul a 14-2 mark against Brigham Young in a Skyline Conference encounter. A victory would live Utah State a 8-0 conference record and an excellent chance lo enler Ihe Far Weal regional* of the NCAA postsession playoffs. FSL Umpires May Get Higher Wages Higher wages for Florida Stale League umpire! for the aumnicr of 1960 seem in the offing, according to work’from league headquarters loday. Thi* la in prospect because lea­ gue direclora decided to tec if they could indue* more veteran umpirea to algn with the Florida Stale, and secondly because ihe director* decided not to underwrite Uie coat of hotel rooms for visiting umpirea aa has been the custom in the past. Whether this development will improve the calibre of umpiring remains lo be seen, according to W. Krnnrih McRoberts prime sponsor of the Sanford Greyhound entry in the circuit. The league, he recalled, has been co-operating with the National Association of Professional Base­ ball Leagues, by employing al least four rookies who had finished a course of training at the Al Som­ ers Umpiring School at Daytona Beach. A trickling of (earns returned to action Thursday night after mid­ term exams, with Michigan, Tul­ sa, Memphis State and St. Johq'x Brooklyn, N. Y., leading the vic­ tory parade. John Tidwell hrake out of a scoring slump by tallying 30 poinli in the Wolverine!' 63-39 tri­ umph over Washington of St. Louis, Tulsa avenged an earlier lo u to Arkansas as Hurricane renler Bobby Goodall scored a career high o f 28 points in leading his learn lo a 78-63 vUlory. Memphis State held Alabama lo 13 points in the opening half and went on io chalk up a 63-37 whip­ ping over the Crimson Tide. Tony Jackson's 24 points paced St. John's lo a 69-63 victory over Marquette. The Redmen took and lead in Ihe last Tour minutes and went on lo record their ninth win in U games. In othar games, Marshall beat Western Kentucky, 100-97, in over time; Boston College trounced Maisachusetta. 74-51; Georgetown whipped Fairfield. 91-74; Montana Stale edged Montana, 73-72. and Oglethorpe defeated Chattanooga 7441. NEW YORK—(UPI) — Th* Old Glory horfe aucllon will be reviv­ ed Here thli year for Uie (ir*t tirar aince 1831. TaUersalla, Inc., which handle* the yearling aatea during Ihe Lexington Trot meeting in Kenlucky, will be in charge u( the New York aalea at Madiion Square Gar­ den, Nov. n , 29 and 30- BOSTON — Tommy Raydon, 146, New Bewford, Maas., stopped Earl Matthews, 136, Boston (2). LOS ANGELES — Joey Parks. 134, Omaha, Neb. slopped Ernes­ to Figueroa, 133, Metfco City, (1). W l WNk jtf y w i n p lg i if vnrsHp BANFORl) HI’OHTS enr enthuniants look over the Renault that will b* tcred in one of the nporta cur race* Sunday at the Daytona Beach Inter­ national Speedway. Left to rijrht are \V. K. McRoberts, who donated th* tires for the car, Bud Moughton, coordinator, Jim DcBrina, mechanic, Phil Bell, driver and Bob McKee, who donated the car. (Herald PhotoJ Sanford Cars Entered In Racing Classics Roumillat's Lose First Cage Till Rob McKee will he entered In the international sporla ear rice which will be nationally televised over CBS. On Feb. 1, Ron Rales has enter­ ed his Sludcbakcr "I«ark" in the national economy run open to U. S. atandard production cara. The I960 NASCAR apeed week will highlight some 20 races throughout Ihe week including drag races at Magler Airport, 20 miles north of Daytona Beach on DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) - In* Feb. 27. gemar Johansson, angler, golfer and heavyweight champion of the world, will try his hand at another sport at the Daytona Nalional TV Experiment Speedway Sunday. Johansson will drive a Hilus Is Scheduled sports rar in competition with 39 NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e New oilier drivers in a one-lap race York - Rangers * Toronto Maple which will he televised nationally. LcaH hockey gams of Fob. 28 will The Swedish champion came be telecast on a paid closed circuit off second boat In i golf match to a. western area of Tornoto, U Thursday with Rocky Maricano at was announced Thursday by Brig. Ihe Diplomat Country Club in Gen. John Reed Kilpatrick, chair­ man of the board of Madison Hollywood. Marciano, showing Ih* power Square Garden. Kilpatrick tald an estimated (hat highlighted hi* ring career, outdrove Johansson consistently l.soo in 2.000 acta will be wired to and scored a five-up win in a nine- receive the transmission in “a hole milch, The former rhamplnn practical experiment" to determine reached nearly every green in (lie number of famillea who would regulation figure* and finished pay lo see special television sports events. wilh a 49. Johansson had a 36. Too Sanford cart will sre artlon in two lop races at the Daytona Beach International Speedway starting Sunday. Sunday, a Renault, donated by 'Heavy' Champ To Compete Also Horse Auction ______ Attend Smites it' Roumillat's suffered M r Aral defeat of the season Hat Saturday aa Sanrord Electric defeated thorn, 13-11 in Biddy Basketbal Loss— action. In other loop action lost Satur­ day, Robson's defeated Higglabolham'a 24-18 and Stomp*? b o o b ­ ed off Seminole Sporting Goode, 32-23. In cage aclion tomorrow, Mokaon's and RoumUlat'a, boih fight­ ing for firat place, will meet. ]g the eecond game of tbs day, t a s k nolo Sporting Goods will faso Sanford Electric and Semtaol* Sporting Goods will com* bock again macling Higginbotham'# Is tha final gams of th* day. Fence Sign Sanford's oldest man's (too* B. L. Perkins and So* today i*» newed its contract with th* lanford Greyhound ‘BaaeboH d a k Ihr * fenre sign at Mmlofeal thli summer. CAMERAS 'i vj J 1•J i Photography* SuppHa* 1 • Day Developing Bento# WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP 119 g. Park O r One o f 14 Other Outstanding Prizes ENTER THE SECOND ANNUAL ORANGE DESSERT CONTEST Mflontend V flWdg Okm Nightly 8:10 P. M. 3 M ATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday. Friday A Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • CIi U i i h m * R aatM itn n d a J e r r y C olliiu, Co-O w m t • V ila* P ark in g B arry, N* M inora M U T I TOUR OWN OJtANW DCUBBY . . . end ye* m f v fabulous aisetria priias. Including a First Grand Prise of appl All-Llacttic Kitchan Including rafrigarator-freazar, dishwasher, food disposer, washer end dryer! There aao two ether to w U SemMlnat Priam •of your official Enhy Blank at mayM dahm or end UghlOi EA3V T O EN TER I E A S Y T O WON I COMPLETE CONTEST RULES ON OFFICIAL INTOV 9UNW VL0RIBA POWER A U H V C M R P4B V W i t C O M I W A G O N W. S n U ■• . ♦ jj i fk •** ‘ * *71 ’ V .v - »vi — 4 >^»eeiaa«» CT y — ^ ‘ ! IiI ' ■ \ - �I Programs For The Week News About The Stars JWDAY P. N. . (I) Xariaea leasers 11:11 (t> Play Teur Hunch <«> On The o . (t) Merle •M (I) Highway Petrel (•) Channel Ola KewsreeR •its (S> Ufa or niter Site (•) u ta er niter (!) central Pin. New* fiM <«) Kewa •tf« <•) Weather t*M (I) Industry On Parade (I) S?e"c*wb*rUBrl«# WEDNESDAY P. M. liM (I) Wanted Dean er Alive (I) Man ana the Chalieaaa (I) oienanaaen issa “ & » lie# (•> Mr. Lnehr (11 The Denutr — (II Uwrens* Walk «•> Oleaa Keevee Sill (I) Stave Oea Will Travel tfU a|> Newt - Puaelaa Edward# (Si Werld Wise SC lit## (II Oenemeka IS : tsi w wau*Diene* (II JnhUee CM suwhMe ttiN (I) It CealS as Tee „ M) Peerle Are r « n r fiW «() Tresbleahneter f IMS («) ah etea a BU4e •4* (•) Hmlagway—The Ilk % « V ,V (•> Merle Hear (I) Man (reai niaeknawk SUNDAY P. M. I ltd (II DeaUa rtarheuee Ill*# (11 Christophers (S) TV Workshop 11:1# (!) Oral*Veherte <e> Doable Feature Theater l till (ft CM News US# (It This la The Life • (I) Cartoon liM (I) Masai Lnacera (l) Cemmaad 'Perfermeaee •is* (!) Kiagtam at the «ea (I) Key Meeera •4* (II Ellery Queen SATURDAY A. M. <(•» The Dap* Refers Tomorrow (01 Wgather-Carlesa Sill (I) Chiropractic Forum (0) cartoons lies (S) Sunday Movlo IS) Captain Kangaroo («) (3 d dporte Bpootaoalar (I) Bnsdap With Sally liM (I) Ohamploaehtp Brides (•> Tho Rod Row* dhow etta Ml Broken Arrow (!) Mighty Monqs Playhouse dtS* (f) It to - Wrtunn (•) New York PkUharnttale 4itf (St Champlenahlp QeU Matty’a Funnies (V) taleaee Pieties Theater It** (f) (t) Matty’s Fnnnles IM (I) Time Present tl! fitfsr •tl* (•> ob Foeibnlt am i i f m ggfg& er is rp rtJ S " ’ ** s7tMI I(I)I K » “a*-.C.,.V;" lllverbeat (t> Thin Stan Dawson f ill <l> News t i l l (tl State Traaper (•> Kate Smith Shew M> choreas# •it* (tl Maakaat a,>a!!! & 5 *?*'*" lit* (t) Wells Fnreo ***** («) Father Knows Boot . (») Bonrhen Street Best •iH (tl Peter Ones (I) Denny Thomas l i l t (t) Tombetsno Tarrltary (I) Ana Sothors (•» ASran tars to Fnrsdlso (tl Slava Allen ... . . (•) Heaneeeey l t il l (I) Man with A Camara Idea (t) Truth er Coaaequeaeae (•) L ett at Ufa (IS lleelieee Oun l:SS t-.ee Tilt f:ll (t) Continent*! Classroom (tl Today—Dave Oarraway (S) Weather • News (f) Cartocae iii ui &::: lilt (It Captain IlSS 1:10 l:IS S:IS 10:01 (I) Ml it) (I) (I) (I) (f) (I) lfiSS (S| (I) (I) 111** (I) it) 11:10 Ml (I) „ „ Hi lists (*) Mavis (!) Rep. Merlons lliSKSt Heart af the City 11:11 (I) Jack Pees TUESDAY A. M. fie# T:lt 7:tt f:se till 1:11(31 Set Mastvreen (e> n«ttr Huttaa III Deeea Steed l:SI (II Cesaeaball (II neat MrCore <31 Jehenr aieecate l i l t (S) Bachelor Father (fe Me Heat (II pat Boee* S:te (II Merkhsm (I) tea.. Itrale Per« ** <ae ill The W.len.l Ontaucbablta l#:te (SI (Ireucke Mars ( l| Variety Borle* H ill C l Lawless Tiers (I) Take t s e if U eh I l:ie (11(11(11 News H ill ill Slevll (I) Mavis title (S) Jack Pear <»> Cnntlaeatel CUpsroom tit Tossy — Davo B arn wap (•> Weather ( l| Farm Market Eep.LL (I) cartoons • (tl ToSar Kaagareo Moraine Thaatro Romper Room Mystery House New—latervlows* News • Weatkor Dougs n* Ml Rod Row# ehow Xarteon Kapere un The Oo Movie Play Tour Muach Prise la. RlekS I Dove Duer Ceaeentratlen December Bride FRIDAY P. M. 13:11 (3) (fi Ml !•;•• (I) («) tl) i.i t i (f) tits (i) Truth er Canaeeuoaeee Dove of t.lfo ResUess Oun It Could Bo To* sea rah For Tomorrow Dove That, Bob auidine Light i.iro Of Rilay (01 About Paces • *» (•> News . Weather till* ( I ) Do BO Mi ll) Rod Ro*o dhow IS) Kartoca Kgpers M ill (I) Plar Tosr Muaeh (I) On Tb* O* (!) Movt* H im (ll Fries It Right (!) 1 Dove t*n*y H its (t) Ceasestratlon (•) December Bride Sy FRED DANZIG NE*: UPI) - It’s hard to believe that a new TV rnusieal-variety show called "Be Our Guest" could find lodgings in a modern nlghUiae network ached- the show. L-onlcally, the most Job of the night was lim .#*iff by a troupe of Uk­ rainian dance enthusiasts. And they said they were amateurs. As a show. I’d say the “Guest is carrying luggage — but Us empty. Or, for that matter, in a day* time network schedule. But, there It wss Wednesday night, CBS-TV’s latest entry in the rating war against NBC-TVs high • riding "Wagon Train." Emcee George De Witt per­ formed his amateurish song-enddanca routines, conducted the staged, atuffy interviews and, for some inexplicable reason, fretted and fussed over the introduction of guests. Ha would taD the performers (they included Mary Ann Mob­ ley, Ray McKinley, Rocky Gratiano, Lou “Simon Sex" Gold­ stein and singer Jane Romano) that he would give them nice in(reductions—after ha had already introduced them. And he would carry out the promise. At one point. De Witt asked band leader McKinley what the bend planned to play and McKinley eaid a few words about, "In the Mood." Or­ dinarily, thia should be song eue enough. Wednesday night, howev­ er, De Witt replied, "You get eat end I’ll give you a alea introduc­ tion.” Moving forward, ha addad, “Here’* the Ray McKinley or­ chestra and, “ la The Mood." This Is the “nice Introduction”? This la show business? Anyhow, this is how it went Wednesday night. The ataging, music and specialty numbers were Just as perplexing. Mias Mobley, who wee Miss Piper Laurie, Donald Moffat and Florence Heed performed with sensitivity in Wednesday night's CBS-TV steel hour produc­ tion of “ You Can’t Have Every­ thing." James Yaffee's adapta­ tion of a British TV play by Jack Pulman involved poverty, impending motherhood, pride, slbling rivalries, abortion and cour­ age. Despite such weighty Ingre­ dients, a reasonably happy ar­ rangement ended the play on an -up1’ beat. Tba problems, skill­ fully delineated, were solved be­ fore we could begin to brood IN TUB CIRCl'IT COURT OF THE NINTH JlDH'IAf. CinCt'IT IN THH STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOM PBMINODM COINTT, FI.O*. IDA. IN CNANCEBV NO. 100*1. *riT TO Rl'IWT TITLB FDORENCE C. WITTE and HELEN M. WITTE RKMUSAT, ate HELEN M. WITTE. rielntlffe. E. W. ADBEE, et *1, Deffndants. NOTICM TO DEFBND TO: (a) K. W. ADNKE and MART T. ALUKE, alia known na MART P. ALBKK. bio wife: FRANK P. PIDCIIER and JENNIE I. PILCHER, hie wife: IDA M. RISER and ---RISER, her husband. If nny: CIIARDEa 11. ORAT: JAMES WILSON and MARTHA II. WILSON, his wife; HERBERT (l. CR1PPKN and m ill AN P. CR1PPEN. elan known to MIRIAM FEXI.KT I’MPPEX. hi* wlto; JOHN C. UROOKK. TUESDAY P. M* %vsh’S uJ:. IM # . , i i n n , n r f m m , (I) Love That Boh • . (S) It Ceeld .Be Tee IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMR NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIBA, IN AND FOB SEMI* NODE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CBAN* r e a r ns. loess. FIRST FEDERAL BAVINOB AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OR ORLAN­ DO, n corporation. l i t l (I) Coatlaoala! Classroom lief (I) Dave Oarraway i:M • ill MlM Mile !!:•• tv, sira w w sr t:U If!RSS" “ •'» t u t (II Now* _ U M a t Tenth ar Coaaoquea M) News — fatarvtawa (I) Xawa A Waatber (I) D«u/k ha Ml (•> Rod Rowe Shew (I) Piny Tour Huaeh II) Troaaur# Meal (i) Muvie ID on Tb* On to'tWSf&F Um ^ S r » Utfr.d. THURSDAY P. M. UtN (I) Truth nr Consequence* (•) Lova of LIU (t) Roetleeo oun am % <•) Starch lor Tomorrow STATE OF FLORIDA. TO: VIOLA BELL Who** rosldesoa and addroaa la unknown. YOU ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED, that ROOSEVELT BELL, haa filed hta aworn complaint asalnet you. being a ault for divorce in tho Clrrult Court or Semlnola County, Florid*, at Hanford, Florida, and you ara boroby required ta fits personally or by atloraoy with tho Hoaorahlo David Oatehol, Clark ol aur said Court, at Senior^, Flar. Ida, your written dtfonao. If aar you bava to tho Comgtalat riled In said rauae agataet you, and ta fllo a rnpy thortof with tho uadorstgned attorney, by the Ith day O f Fabruary A. 6. ills: HEREIN fall not or judgment will ho rendered agulnet yeu by default (SEAL) David M. datchel, Clark By: Jean M. Wilks. D.C. '{to \\\ wrvt m (I) About Faeto 111** (It It Could Be Tan W.fcs*isr,Y3r" •va m sKNt.asv tl) Taps** til* (•) Aa*¥ba World Turaa (I) Ban Franrlat* Boat - (I) Mattnes Thaater • :M (I) Dap I* Court (I) Queen for n Dep (•) For Better or Worse •;•• It) Heuse Party til m 1:1* (•) Millionaire Ml Beat tba C5a*k it) raung Dr. Maloa 1:1* (Op Verdict la Taura (•) Mbs Da Tag Trnel (3) Pram Theae Rasta 4,H to\ W W 5a‘vn4,UM (I) Tiauaa On High Street ireoaallly Ui \\\ M) About Ftaoa ^ ‘VeVti* i i Three Bteege* , » ! I K n v " P E T .'J ,. \to '(V.«::: liM (il Captain Xaagar •:*• (!) Hernias Th tetri •» sax:, •iM .tli News • Intereie t i l l Ml News A Wedthi " " 'ttm iSA '.., ,.ie ill WitBSSBjSaS. II) Hlshwey Patrol tit m auafff a .„ Ml Contra) Fta. News dltl M* ll) l:M M) Tit* M) 7:** (I) Huotlag ass Flab lag John Daly Weather Bst Preetea of Yukaa Stanley Bros. Musla NOTICM TO APPEAR CHANCMRY NO. IHU TOl CHARLES R BIVENS, 1*1 Oranby St., HlShpalnL North Carolina You ara hereby notified sad re­ quired lo fllo an appaaranc* ar other defenaes, an er hefer* th* (Ih day of robruary, UM, la that certain ault far Divarra, filed in Ih* Circuit Cault Ninth Judicial ClreulL Seminole County, Florida. Chancery No. 1MM. wherein Dost* I. Bivens. Plaintiff. Is eeehing a blvarca from Charles E. Blveat, Defendant. Herein fall not. el** a default will ha antared agalaet yau for aueh failure. A copy *f such appOeranc* ar othar dafonat*. must be milled t* A. a. Hack. Atteraey for Plelntlff, III East Cepeerd Av*^ Orlande, Florida. WITNESS, tha hind of th* Clerk end th* Seal nf said Court, et Saaferd. Semlaol* County, Florida, thla dih day a( January, IM*. (•BAD David M. datchel Clerk *r th* Circuit Cei A. O. Hack TIT E. Concord Are. orlaada, Fla, PAUL K. PALMER and RUBY PALMER, hla wlft. PIRST NA­ TIONAL BANK AT WIXTKR PARK a corporation: It J. BEABOUT, and NELLIE CARTER. Pofondaale. NOT!CM o r l l t r TO: Paul K. Palmer r/a Loulea Bishop Routa I, Bos fl-C Pi i age raid, Oeargla and Ruby Palmar t/o Louies Olshap Routa t. Ban *1-0 rttsserald. (lesrsla Tou ara herohy aatlflod that n •ult tn fsreeloaa a roorigage an tha btlaw daatrlbsd property bee been commenced egtlnat you la lha Clrsult court af tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. Th* abbreviated title In th* cause la First Federal savins* and Loan AasoeMloa of Orlando v. Paul E. rainier, et *L The description af tha real praparty praceedad agslaat In: Lot 13. Block A. af Lttllo Wtklwa Estates. Number tins, Semlnola County, Flor­ ida, according la lha pint tharaof, as recorded In Plat Rook P, page 13. Publlo Re­ cords a( tamlaala Caualy, Florida. Tun ara required to fllo your Anowtr or ellior pleading with lha Clark of tbo abova Court and aarva a copy lharaof upon Oita*, Hodrlak A Robinson. I ll South Court iro*t. Orlando, Florida, attarneya er th* plaintiff, on er befere February 32. 1*1*. If you tall tn do ao a Doer** Pra Confeato will be entered sgnlnat yeu for tb* relief demanded In th* Complaint. WITNESS my bend and tb* seel of eaid Court la Sanford. Seminal* County. Florida. Uta Ittk day af January, IM*. (SEAL) DAVID M. GATCHEL Clerk af tba Circuit Court, nominal*. Cauatr. Florida Ryi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk David W. Medrlrk. af tha firm af OILEB, HEDRICK A ROBINSON IM South C*urt BtreeL Orlando, Florid* . .. Attorney for Plaintiff F. LINDORUE and ----- LIN; DORME. hla wlft. If nny* WRAT B. LITTLEFIELD and ALICE B. LITTLEFIELD, hla wlfat WAYLAND K. BEN­ JAMIN and IDA V. BENJAM­ IN, hla wlft} MRS. MAE F. ADRI.V, also known ne MAY V. ALUI.V. and ALICE PAULINK ALIEN OVERMAN, also known ns ALICE PAULINE ALDINi KTJtlE MENF-NDEZ; JENNIE BOON, also known na SARAH J. BOONE, and CAL­ VIN SI. BOON, also known aa CALVIN M. BOONE, her huabandi FRANCIS FOSTER sad —— FOSTER, hla wlft: If any: s. a. loomis. also known aa BAnAll A. LOOM1H and aa BARAK A. HAWI.EYt HENRY II. LOOMIS and HAR­ RIET LOOMIS, kla wife: ALICE C. 1IANIB and WIL­ LIAM F. HA.S'IK, kar huakand: CHARLES A. CLOtVES and — CLOWES, hla wife, If any: JOHN II. LOOMIS, also known na JOHN HOWARD LOOMIS, and ----- 1<001118, hla wlft. If any: FRED FUITON, tingle: LUMP F. CONKLIN and — CONKLIN, her husband. If any: If. LEROY ? FIT! Custom Mode OF SU RPLU S P A T T E R N S [k & B O N D E D C h o ic e Of 0v< C o lo rs end Pal HL W IDTHS! 24, SO u 4 SO iachd* TRA 8PKCIA Mr, IM t bm will Ofm m , anvalapa, plainly marked aa th* aulaltai BID FOR FUltXUilnNa PORTLAND CEMENT, eptn F*bruarF ». IM*. Bldg ta he opened at n meeting la ha held In tha Caualy Cemmta­ stes Meeting Ream ta th* Caurt* hpaea nt wtafard, Ftarld* a* M l. Mary I. IMA ” .Tha right Is ratarvad ta welve iriegularlilae er ttekalMlitlad la hie a gad ta rajaat dap and/ar nil bUA Baard af Caualy cenM|igv Jahnf Krlddr. Ch«lraUa Ref. 79c Sq. F t SPECIAL — While Surplus PAIrfRR 4 4 <n All porsons, natural, nr artificial, bavlnp. claiming to have nr purporllne to hevo ony right, tltlo nr Intorost In Ih* land In gemlnnlo Coun­ ty. Florida, described In this Notice to Defend, te-wit: All that portion of Strtlona T and I. Township 30 South, lianas It East, Seminole County, Florida, described as follows: Beginning at tha Boulhwaet corner of the Northwest oat* quarter of the Bouthwett onr-quertor of Section I, Township 2i South, Range It East, thtnee run East along iht confer lino of Ml* cr I-ako Drive 132.3 feet In tb* renter of Ohio Av*. nu*. thtnee Korlh along the renter line of said Ohio Av*. nut S7I.0 feet, thonr* Boult t» dtgroee West TM.» fast, thonr* North IS drsrott It mlnuto* Wool *04.71 foot lo the North line of the North, east one-quortor nt the Southeast ons-quartar, Bar. . (Ion T of said Townahlp and- V JlanBs: thsnre Wsst S ilt feat mors or lass tn th* Norlhwsst cornsr of the Norlhaast ons-quartsr of the Bouihtast one-quarter, said Portion 7, thanre South 403.S foot, thanes South 21 de. groos and «l tnlnulee Knot loti.S feet to South line of said Norlheait nna-quarter of Bouthaaat ont-quarter, thanr* North SI dosreee IS mlnutee East alone said South Una 171.7 feat to point of beginning. M •TOW ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED W that lha rialnllffa herein have In* atllutad a ault asalnat you In tha Circuit t'uuit of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole Coun. ly. Florida, to qulot their tltlo to tho aboto described proparty altu* alrd. lying and being In Soatlnole County, Florida, as harainabovo mors particularly set aut. You ara hereby required to flit your An* oner with the Clerk of the Clrrult Court. In and for Stmlnola County, Florid*, and strvs n ropy thorcuf upon Wlndtrwaadlo. Hatnoa, Hunt. _ or A Ward. 331 Park Avsnoe, gouth, ta Winter Park. Florida, Attarneya .for lb* .Plalntlffa la the .above action, on or btfora lha 22nd day nf February, life, *|a* a Derreo Pro confeaea will he aatered agalnit you. IT IB ORDERED that Uta bn published In tha SANFORD HER­ ALD, a nawapapar published In Semlnola County, Jtlorlda. ones aaek weak for four consecutive weeks. The natura of thin ault and th* relief nought thereby Is the quiet­ ing of lha tills ta and tha removal of lha rlauda from the above dee* ■ rrlbad Unde o^ned by the Plain* tiffs la tamlaala Caualy, Florida and for neneral equitable relief In lb* promises. WITNESS my band and official seal aa the Clark Of tbt Circuit Court nr BemlnoU County, Florida* this isik day af Juuutry, IMS. (BEAD) * DAVID U. HATCHED Clerk at tha Circuit Court Stmlnola County, Florida By: Martha T. VihUn, P tt Wladtrwoadle, Malaga. Hunter * — Ward. 9 Attorney for Plaintiffs P. O. Dos 317 t i l Park Avenue South Winter Park, Florida FOOD STORES O) aaia storm J IN E Wl(Oi 1IENRT NICKED: ell of LIT 'L G I A N T iai;» j|Sr,5 W M (I) lmck Up r u v u u The Channel Swta: It is “M per cent certain" that Perry' Coma will do one of his N'BC-TV Wednesday night hours from out. door locstlons In London nest April, via videotape, his office reported today . . . A new one. hour underwater adventure series, Devlin and the Deep, may take up the slack on CBS-TV's Thurs* day night schedule if the Betty £ Hutton show is cancelled and Ta Tell the Truth is moved to an­ other tim e.. .’’The Secret of Free, dom,” Archibald UacLeiah’s first teltplay, has been rescheduled to Feb. 2d in NBC-TV’a Sunday Showcase slot. Legal Notice Mil* a t Truth er Coeeeqeeeeee Legal Notice with the pliyeri about them. Min Laurie occasionally lapsed Into ezauerated grimaces to drive home a point, but generally made the most of her housewife* la-a-blnd role. t �Hollywood Stars Say New Look Could Lead To W ar NO DOUBLES for Mooch ie an the young actor does his bareback riding in “Toby Tyler" now showing a t the Ritz Theatre. All tha wonder* of a liilh cen­ tury circus Ufa com* to life in • V a lt Disney’s production of “Toby Tyler" now playing at the Hits Theatre. Horsodrawn wagons, daredevil •orlallits, vintage steam calliopes, battalions of clowns and hordes of elephants provida tha back, ground for this exciting movie. Starring In tha production is Kevin (Moochie) Corcoran, Henry Calvin, Gcno Sheldon, Bob Sweeny, Richard Eastman a n d “Mr. Stubba.” Th# atory is about a 10-ytar-old orphan who Joins a traveling tent show and becomes a star bareback rider. HERE 1« a scene from “Sign of th* GUdiator” coming to the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Two exciting films prill ba coin­ ing to th* Movieland Driva-In starting Sunday. 9 Anita Ekberg will star In “Sign • f th* Gladiator" and Jeff Chand­ ler will bo aeon in “Tha Jayhawhers." Starting Wednesday and run. Bing through Friday will b* "Hound of tho Baskervilles" and "This Earth la Mine.” Throe Tarzan features will bo shown Saturday. They are “Tarcan’s Fight For Life," Tarzan and the Sha Devil,” and “Tarzan and tha Lost Safari” Break Predicted In HeatWave SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — A break waa predicted today in the heat wave which has claimed at least 22 Jives In New South Wales. The mercury soared over Ihe 100 i s T ies r tn r v iT c o i n r o r t u n degree mark for tha fourth slralcht BIYIT* JUDICIAL, t'lnCL'IT. IV day Thursday—Sydney had a high AMI FON SKMIAOI.N CflUATV, n .u n iu A . is u is s c m i n o . of 103. Tha heat and humidity felled 1M persona here during the day. istaa BUSTER ELLISON, -v*. rts ln tlff, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Movie-j “Of counr, I’m not • Ubangi land reaction to the flat cheited and mayb* I don’t look Rood to look decreed by new Parle faih- them," eh* aald, adding, “but I ion* ranged from Jane Mini- do get fan letter* and I gueii field’* prediction It would bind tome of them aro from Ubengi*.” Leaving darkoit Africa behind, girl* up like Ubangie to Kim Novak’a warning it might forecaet we next encounter Mamie Van Dorcf, (37-22-31) who tell* Mr. World War lit. Saint-Laurent to go jump In the All aclreiei* polled on deiign- Seine, or word* to that affect. •r Yvea Saint • Laurent and hi* “Ho cam* out with tha H-llne homo of Dior’a “Lin* of Tomor­ and it didn’t laat long," ah* row" wero unanlmoui In their charged. “I’m going to wear opinion that tha etylo won’t la»t clothe* at texy at I can. If you're a woman you might ju tt at well much longer than Saturday, at tha look like on*. very latent. “ Women have gotten write to Weighing into th* baltl* a t a the fact men Uk* a figure to took healthy 41-18-35, MU* Mamfield at,” ehe intltted. *ald, “Hell have to get men to Janet Leigh (30-21-35) alio phoowear them, they’d b« awfully con­ phooed the new ttylea, laying “1 fining. want to with them a lot of luck, “My mother wai in the Flapper It’* a long way till ‘tomorrow.1 era and eh* has a large bosom” “1 don’t u ta n girl* ihould wear Jayne esid. “She bound herself the ttghctt iweater they can find," up 10 (he’d look flot chested and the explained. “On the other hand, turo down ail her bosom muiclt* you can't hido the fact wa have which i* not normal. It waa a boiomt." tremendously barbaric thing to Kim (37-22-37) Novak'* re­ do." mark* gava tha whole aubjoct a Uaing th* call of th* jungle to pertpectlve akin to international back up her argument, Jane oaid, dehatea In tha United Nation*. “ Ubangl’e bind their hcade up “1 don’t think that ityla wilt ■o they appear longer, and to ma come back and bo a t popular a* this ia not attractive. It wai in the 20'*,“ ehe predict­ ed. “W i'n not in the neurotic itaW that ptopla were then. “But, If we do go to that ex­ treme in our clothea," aha warn­ ed, “then we ihould watch what happen* next. Look what hap­ pened after the 20’e, war* and PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) politic*.” —Preeident Eisenhower luxuriat­ "If nothing cite, w* * ahould ed In the deiert sun boneath th* ■tier cltar of th* ityle ju tt to be snow-capped mountain* of South­ on th* eafa ildc.” ern California today. Top Item on hie agenda wai a morning golf game at th* Eldora­ do Country Club not far from La Quinta, a fashionable reeort set­ tlement about 35 mile* from Palm Spring*. Eittnhower was Maying at th* HAVANA (UPI)—Foreign MinLa Quinta homa of hi* good liter Raul Roa declared Thursday friend, George E. Allen. The Pre­ night that Premiar Fidel Caetro’s sident flew from Loe Angeles by revolutionary regime favor* a helicopter Thursday, landing on policy of neutralism and “free, th* practice fairway of tha l a peaceful coexistence . . , with all Quinta golf court* a few hundred the world, yarde from th* entrance to Al­ In a telovlsed interview, Roa len’* Ihreo-bodroom, two-swim* ■aid Cuba does not want to form ming pool winter bungalow. part of any bloc of nations me op­ Within minute*, Eloenhower posed to any other bloc. He added, shucked off hie dark builntsa cult however, that preeent-day power and ehifted into a oporty brown politics maka this goal difficult to golf onsemblo. Ho and Allan left achieve. Immediately for the nearby Eldo­ “Th* Important thing Is to try rado course whore they played In to maka power politics disappear a fivoiome with three other El­ In favor of free, peaceful cooxiesenhower buddies, Freeman Gol­ tence," he said. den and Chart** 8. Jones, both big West Coast businessmen, and William E. Robinson, Coca Cola Heiress Takes board chairman who has been visiting in the Palm Springe area Court’s Advice for nearly two week*, NEW YORK (UPI) — Teenage heiress Gamble Benedict took the advice of two New York courts to­ day and agreed to stay in her gild­ Name Pickers ed cake until her 35-ycar-old mar­ ried sweetheart gela a divorce. Make It Easy The IB-ycar-old brunette went to WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e court for the second time In two weather bureau’s hurriesna name days Thursday, conferred with the picker* have decided to maka life judge, and promieed she would not easier on themselves. try to aea Romanian-born Andre Instead of digging up a brand Porumbeanu again “at long as be new list of never-before-used girls’ la married." namea for tha tropical atorma each But the hclreaa to the Remington season, they’ra compiling four al­ typewriter fortune wept aa the phabetical act* of 21 name* each promise was announced. which would aerve, with minor modification!, from thl* year on. At the end of every four yeari, lhey’11 Just start over. The four seta of names haven’t been finally okayed. The 84 name* were expected to be made public PHONE FA >-1118 in a week or two.______________ LAST TIMES TONITB AT AND 11:88 Defendant. VOTICK TO APPKAIt STATU OF FLORIDA TO: ANXIK II. NLMKON liss lla rro n Av*nu* iltib u ra h It, Panneylvanl* You ar* li*r»bjr notified th a t a • il l of com plaint for divert* baa bran Iliad a g a ln tt you, and you aro rtq u lrtd to te r ra a copy, of y o ur Snawar or plaadlnx !u tha bill of com plaint on tha p la ln llfra a tto rn ey Paul >7. Ferklne, I4T W aal youth Mtrert, Orlando, Florida, and file tha orlsinel Auawer or plead­ in g In th* attic* of tb* Clerk of th a C ircuit C ourt on or tutor* T ilday, February 1*. III*. If you fall to do to Judgm ent by default w ill be taken axalnat you for Ih* re ­ lie f ilamandad in lb* bill of comIplalnt. r DONE AND OltDEItBD a t Ban. Card, Pemlaol# County. Florida, thl* I t tk day of January, US*. f F E A T U R E : 1:34 - 3:31 - 5:28 - 7:25 - 9:22 THE PICTURE WITH THE MAGIC DISNEY TOUCH THAT MADE “SHAGGY DOG” AND “OLD YELLER” THE GREATEST." C/l iY o u 'll g e t a of you u u a rc A H T Ktraaaw } |) l Asy \ a o r e W HAT'3 HAPPCSCD coolpnt . F A ««c s e p ' SHUCKS, I L_ d o n ’t b l a m e Y O U B O Y S ,— O N E B I T .. K j » ...F O R N O T W AN TIN ’ T* W A R S M U P AN* K E E P C L E A N A L L TM ’ T IM E , L IK E O R A N DMA S A Y S / AONT BLANC T O IRKUTSK*srAWOR/ OCKtCAL WAKNI**> T O A l l A1CVAC PLANTS/ BE ALERT FOR R A IO C g S tfK M N A — URANIUM... A M IM O M SUCCESSFUL?RSADV t o TRANSMIT LOCATIONS OP J U t Of> EARTH’S REFINED a URANIUM ' ^ CONTACT* MrkYANE/ w e M U JT REPORT — A T ONCE/ Tj I TALKED ID A POKSNTHEV ALL CLAMMED y CANYOUTELL ME ANY­ THINGABOUTTHE-ys; VdWLKES THATOFFICEf “ ■* ABOUT THIS YSTLRI0U5'COMMAND!6! THEOaONEtaAMSUP ABOUTHIMIMLOOKING. JPfltd6EirM6*M lHEBOrTOMOFY^ COMMANDER CF- f f g THE WROLtrfdj Kf TWS. ItTOiTMMftOflf T O ID MM, / K N O W T N t t O B N T IT r o r m7m scourto*!" _ MU m P h w T ’s n i w i f t r B nA iv.ooo.eur LLHAvS W I SPEAKTO M V W IF B S A V S I WOULDN'T LIKE »_TO G O TU TH & "Tt S TAG WARTY j - MV W IFE j HERB. W O U LD VOU LIKE TO< G O TO A S TAG A U B iy W IT H M E a A t MV LOOSE T O N IG H T ? M “LIT. ABNER" “VERTIGO” • COLOR James Stewart • Kim Novak M ic a AUCKBY in 3OO *V0 (3HTTN3 A N A C T O SAP Y FOB T5LSVi»ONI VrONDRi W H A T IT I * SATURDAY ONLY I . FEATURES ’Rock ’n Roll Jam boree “SENIOR PROM NO. S AT M t ONLY ROCK ABILLY BABY (SEAL) ^ DAVID M. OATC1IEL Clark of tha Circuit Court Hr lla rth a T. VI hie n, DC P aul C. Farklna SIT m eat Mouth Btraot Orlando. Florida A itoraoy toy P lain tiff Publish Ja n . II, SC. SI A Fab. I. 1 WHAT DO I ’M C O IN C J A f Y O U MHAM, --------- sJUGHFAO < A L E B tiO td * 4 SK A T IN O BACKW AJJDS/ a iv s f IrtAIDVCKJ A HALF POUARf laiM M Y n*tAsTBi» B U M I BKACTtV OVSBlX CNRANOA y > wau* C Minu tes / TECHNICOLOR* OH, MBLUO/ DOCTORCOMB W /a SUMUeatllk CO FEATURE AT 8:31 ONLY ATTRACTION: 1 40* . ADULTS 39b SPECIAL EARLY SHOW: SATURDAY HORNING — 11:00 A . M. ENTER OUR CLOWN CONTEST. 35e ADMISSION PA*rv, Me S h OU l PN T H A y » O O S H .W H I T A M Q U P g A t / t z t g r i m y P H O J tx te c rK C „ CAMOtA M S c o n n 7 T titliS T l A o r Thi. COf.CS. .. a HI.* HOWS THE P atient / m uch B& rrec.* l . 5s *a < *\* a a r i A u r TH * O ffi ce * * P i PROMIHf Im W ITJ PLUS AT 8:11 ONLY - SKATE CITY ( WH**» •« > THAT COOvie Ti me PPO*M»ec> to Be ^e«s ay NOtw > Minister Says Cuba Wants Peace OPEN 12(4S NOW SHOWING ANNIE B. ELLISON, Fri. Jan. 29, I960—Pa** ? THAT VOUhIO DOC 1 / ETTA OOT I'M OOlNOTOTMgH W a »M * »E T H I» DAMCe IF YOU KAYE JO CALL AN - w i t AMDUl-ANCg/^fei B EH IN D HE. BACK AOAiN fO O / J ^BTUOsS* MOONJMa-WHffh U . VrlTHilOl �' ftp S-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, completely air conditioned bouse. FA 2-1711. Sauforl f frail Peg* 8—Frl. Jan. 29, 1960 AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Insurance Surety Bonds 2-BEDROOM- CB house, terratto RESIDENTIAL LOTS SIS Re. Park Are. Ph. FA 1-M41 floors, tile bath, electric kitehee, Hanford eitr* laraa living room. Total We have an eseellcnt selection of lots, some et them in Sanford's Ream Bid*. Lake Mary price W,m. FA 2-Mil. most exclusive residential secPk. FA I-11N tlom. Let us drive you around and show you wbat is available. FARMER'S AGENCY You will be pleasantly surprised N. V. Farmer, KeaRer at some ef the priees. ( D. B. Whitmore > Lillian A. T re a t BFAL ESTATE DR1UE-IN W. M. '•BUI” STEMPER Agency Aaeociatet. 3344 French Ave. Phone FA 2-4M1 US N. P a rt I l l B. French A n . Ph. FA S ISS1 Phone FA 2«331 M l Park Dr. J. W. HALL After hours, FA S-SSM, FA 8-4P21, Reeii.r Call HsllM Phone FA S M I SANLANDO Spring Area, near gelt course: two bedroom CB home, kitchen, new draw S t Johns Realty Co. BEAUTIFUL S BEDROOM HOME electric drapes. Call C. W. Ward, Oviedo, LOCATED IN SUN’LAND ES­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM FO 3-3541. TATES. Lew down payment and 11* N. Perk Ave. Ph. PA S-SIZS take ever VA mortgage at 4htr« CALL “THE TIME TESTED COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: ReInterest, monthly psymsntdlt.M. FIRM" TODAY { * saloa available from tllo down Home only 1 yr. old. Movt In for wonderful Investment eppo^ —asturna 137.50 monthly payimmediately. Cat! FA 1-1301. tunlties in St. Johns River pro­ manta. Inquire at office er perties, and highway IT-tt pro­ phono PA S-TMt. TWO HOUSES FOR perties. THE PRICE OF ONE 2-ROOM furnished. apartment, clean and dote up town, MS per month. FA SAMI. NEW two bedroom apartment, upatalre. SM W. nth. M per month, water included. Available February 3rd. Day p h o n e PA S-SMt, nights PA 1-1401. Two neat, frame houses, ene twe bedroom furnished, one three bedroom unfurnished, located an six shady lots, one block from shopping center In one of San­ ford's most -popular -suburbs. HOUSE an Cameron Avenue, East ■Ida between Celery end Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliance*. School bua atop. Quiet neighborhood. Il l per month. Phone PA a-4141. j? - ‘S is claim ing h r, through, u n d .r or ?*%g»!on tho oal4 auM imo HildaLv «£bewte» U d C H U T 1Cn * . MeFAIIy a V D , hlo unknown spout#, hairs. • Jdovtooon. grnntooo. creditors snd f t " ‘5 o th # r p n rtlss e ln ta ln g by. thrnugh, f i 'r iJM O n c o r ag a in st th s sold Chsstor F . I mB- MdPnrland, U . 1st U .fsn d sn li I,.) * , n o riL -u o r a t r r *»W TUB hAMK o r TUB „TATB IS L O P FLORIDA. ORKKTIJtOBl t ‘^TOl gUgAHHA HILDKBRAND, hsr v T* unknow n spouts, hslrs. da>' '• S via***. a ra n tsss, orsdltors and Cl >» o th tr p s rtlrs clalm lne by, « you through, andor or aamlost tb s P cold Buaanna H lldthrandi and * -g chuter i t McF a r l a n d , a Ms nnhnown spouts, hslrs, 7 davteao*. aro n tsss. rrsd lto rs h -m and eth a r p a rtita elalm lng by, >- jm through, nador o r aao lo st tho •-.> i f la id Choator R. MaFarlcnd. B B S TOU. AND BACH OF YOU, ARE I DMBQClllHD to file on n n tw tr with V kqna Clack a f tho C ircuit Court of ( *5fca N lath Judicial c irc u it. In and I ;.'■ d S r Sam taala County, Florida, and 1 See t i e r s a to n y a t such nnawsr }.:■ a a ra n the p la fa tlfr o r p lolntirr* ^ 't e t i s r a t y i , Ito rrsll A Bourlsnd. ® £ * S th * * a oddrooo to t i t N. Mala fv. \ —Wtr e o t orlaado, Florida, nn l i t ■J S t h day of Fobruory, Ills , In a H Hgalt filed a a s ln s t >ou sn tltlid Be. -aP A U L L. V IH tilt P lsln tltf. VC •WUXANNA HILOKRRAND, a t a la . H o f ta d a a f R w borala lb s xlatn iiff li b a altB th e gooros of tb s Court State turn th e tltto la tho p laintiff ■ J m aoateM yon and *o«b nf yon ^ 5 * - In* ■ fattew lae-d aairlb .d ylsos, 6 npareol o r tra c t of tend, lying nad udstng In gomlnols County, Fior* ■oea, m ors p a n iru la rly dtaorlbod . follow*. to.W ill •L W H a f BH Of NWU or BWH * Boetloa SI. Township 31 gonib, B angs I t Bast . 2 WlTNBOg my hand and official ,(# > •! of tb s sol* Court a t Hinfnrd. , -AMUlaal* County, Florida, th is ll t b '1< * f Jsx u sry , ISIS. DAVID M. OATCHKL C lark of tba C ircuit Court » My» M srtha T. Vlbten »* a t D syety Clark IM a rrtll A Rourtead S t u m o r a l Law gnibSf r. k a ta et. £ p ri* * 4 * Florida Legal Notice Vex sa d ss rh • ! you »r» h*r*by •lifted exd required to III* any latma exd demand* which you, r either e t you. may have aaxluxt •Id aetata la tbx afflc* a f H aa Hlxaa Alaxandar C auaty Jude* I Samlaala County, a t hi* olflo* t the Court Houm la Banfsrd, torlda, ' w tthla olekt eatendar isatks from tho lima af th a .f ir s t ubllcutten e l th is nolle*. K ick atm ae tax*and must ha In w rit* ig sa g o aatala tha else* of ro*l* mat and past afflc* address a f i* sis te n e t an* m ust b* sw ora i by the slalm axt, his a e s x t a r ttern*>, e r th a asm* shall h* / • / Vsrll* Ms* Msmll Aa B sssu trix a f sal* a ststa •edetane L. K ohtou ttarx ay fa r R sU ts I* North Main e ira st ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates S-BEDROOM furnished horns 3100 Registered Real Estate Broker mo.; responsible people only. Cell PA S-SSM. NEW twe bedroom house; natural Pb. FA 1 1301 1701 at Hiawatha wood finish. Separate well. S-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. LARGE unfurnished house; has M.300. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, stove and refrigeretor, >30 per Inquire ISIS W. 3rd Street. 3rd Street, Lake Mery. month. 1000 W. First SL ’Phone FA *3332. S-BEDROOM house, Crystal Lake THE SANDS OF TIME Ave., Lake Mery. Ph. FA S-40M ARE RUNNING OUT OFFICE SPACE wtlb ample perk­ or FA S-0ST1. There ere only three homes left ing. 213 Oak Avenua. FA S-3000. in exclusive SAN SEM KNOLLS. HOUSE for sale in restricted dr- > This means that only three more Low down payment. T en *, happy families wUl be able te say: FA S-4ISS. RENT A BED Bellawey, Ho.plla’ A Baby Beds By Diy, Week or Month. CAR ROLL’S FURNITURE , Ph. FA S-4111 110 W. let BL READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY S-BEDROOM furnlebed apartment, Legal Notica clean end nicely furnished Its. S-BEDRuOM. 3 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida mem. Largo S-BEDROOM house at Lake lot. Call FA I-S432 Monroe, unfurnished. Available February 1st. S33. NO S-SM7. COUNTRY HOMES New masonry 3-bedroom home for S-BEDROOM furnished house two gl!,M . New masonry 1-bed­ blocks from Seminole High room home for M.300. Homes School, between Perk e n d can be bandied for 91,000 down. French. Cell FA 2-3050 after AWNB C. BOPOOM. D « lm 4 a t 4:M P. M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor OTATK OP PDOntDA TO: Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. ANNB C. M orooN FA s-sui Atlantic Sank Bldg. its Ao n e r Otraat > Dyi M irth* T. Vlhltn P tp u iy Clerk J p ttp h M. Muraxko A tlo rn t) fpr P U Inilfl p. a no* no. m Fern P ark. Florida Publish Jen . SI, IS * Feb. I, FA 1 SMS. LOVELY furnished four room apartment, Ite tile baths, large screened porch. FA 2 4M0. * Ta wham It may concern: Nolle* Is hsrsby elv sa la aceordancs n llh Ffctlnn t *( tha Btmlnola County Xonlna R rauU llon*. tha Btm lnsta County KnnIna Commlaalnn proposal to racommcnd to tha Hoard nf Baml* not* County CommUalnnara th a t tba *«mla*l* County Klaotrlaal Coda ba amanda* aa fallaw ai F a il For O utltta a t w hlth e u rra a t te sontrallad ) l»c/m nf valuatloa or co n au m ad ----------------------------------------- ) to list,*** For aaeh U e h tln n Fixture, u a t Inrludlna ) Ste/m af valuatloa wall racapta, or Porealala F la tx ra s aol ) for tha e a s t IIS*,bavin* aoldaro* J a l a te --------- ------------------ ) *** l*c/m af valuelinn fa r aH avar v , • "In looking for ■ home we saw many with MANY of the fea­ tures of SAN SEM KNOLLS, but none with ALL of them. For Instance, there were eiectrie kit­ chens, ete., like SAN 8EM KNOLLS, and some eves bad the same FHA financing with low down payment and low monthly payments. But there wes 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 located In a noisy neighborhood. Included ere kitchen appliance* end seme furniture, offered exchulvely by "The Tim* Totted Firm." S t Johns Realty Co. IIS North F ait Ave. -The Time Tatted Firm" Keep both reeled for steady, yearround Income, er live la oae sod keep other rented to cut living expenses to • minimum. The price for both houses and lots Is under (14,000, with terms. S t Johns Realty Co. 111 North Park Avo. -The Time Tested Firm" Needed - S - Women - AVON# Also opening In Lake Monro*. ' Earn that eatra money by repreaenting A VO N. Write NOW. Manager, Box 140. I-ockhart, Fla. for Interview ia your home. W. H. “ BUI" STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2-4M1 US N. Park Phone FA 3-M31 M l Perk Dr. EXPERIENCED meat cutler, eg* 42 ft. Crestlincr Trailer on large 21-33. Winn Dixie, French Ave-Q landscaped lot. Two M ft. porch, nue and 35th. Street. es snd carportc, city utilities. Owner moving away—See at 2004 WHITE PORTER to cleaa and Magnolia Ave. polish cars: general cleaning. Apply to Brass Motors, Com­ “ LOTS" OF BARGAIN mercial Ave. Sis beautiful lots, Sarita Ave., Dreamwold Section, offered ex- CREDIT ASSOCIATION needs lo­ eluaively by St. Johns Realty cal man 30-40 yeara for contact Co. at a fraction of tha assessed work with businesa and profes­ value. 60’ x 130’, see "The Time sional people in this area. Must Tested Firm", immediately for have car. Field training plu* these “Hot Bargains". atubstantiel drawing account for1 man eclccted. Thl* Is en unusual S t Johns Realty Co. money • m a k i n g opportunity. I ll North Park Ava. Write Manager, Box 10, t / e San­ -Tba Tima Tested Firm" ford Herald. HOUSE, >471 down; 3 bedrooms, bsth. kitchen, living room, FURNITURE SALESMAN: experfenced. married. Drew pita Florida room, ’carportc. Large commission. Apply McMillans landscaped corner lot, fenced Furniture City, Casselberry. back yard. 133 Country Club Drive. Open for Inspection 1:00 p. m. to S:00 p. m. WELCOME That Is one thing w* love about SAN SEM KNOLLS — It is Hamdaa, Casa. Ndttea te h tee by eiv ea th a t a QUIET. Another thing, we can axil for divorce hax b .aa (llad let our children play In front aea ln a t r a e la tha abova namad because our home is on a dead Court. To* era raq u tr.d to Itta end Streep, and « • don't live your ana* or w ith lha Clark a l M ACRES tiled farm lend #' tha Court .1 itm lxnlo County a t FURNISHED apartment in new In constan.'fear that a speeding bedroom bouse; large bar eanterd. Florida, and to *»rv* a car will rua them down. IT IS duplex; washroom, screened copy kora af uaon tha a la ln tlira Easy terms. Phone FA S-111L LIKE A NEAT. CLEAN LITTLE porch, dean end quiet; edulta, atto rao y aa ta la r than ra b ru a ry tlth . 111*. VILLAGE WITHIN A CITY! -PLUSH CAMP ON P a llu rt ta , rtp ly will eauaa a And, loot but not least, the cDe­ LAKE HARNEY" Oacrot pra cenlaaao ta ha aatarad struction Is guaranteed to bo the Well built cemp, suitable for year aealn at you. very best because every bit of Dated at Banrord. Florida, H*mlround bom*, two bedrooms, bath, nala County. an thla tl th day a f It wee personally supervised by kitchen, large thrlag room with January,' life . terra iso floors, eiaberate fire (■BALI piece end barbecue grill, large DAVID M. OATCHKL Clark e l C ircuit Court FURNISHED house for reat, 11 tern tso floor sun porch, Snd SAN SEM KNOLLS is four blocks Ryt M artha T. Vlhltn west of French Are. en Twen­ Smyrna Dr., DeBary. building just refinished end wir­ Deputy Clark ed. for extra sleeping quarters, tieth S tm t. A Stamper associate BTKFHKN R. MAQTAlt NICELY furnished iwo bedroom io ea the premises dally. A tta rn ty lor P laintiff also Includes good bouse trailer, and two bath apartment. Adults. Stl No. Main niraat SM' floatage ea Lake Harney, Orlando, S^orld*. J. O. Lancy, ISIS Sanford Ava., W. H. "Bill” S tam p er Agency Legal Notica 3BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwoodg floors, stove; air eondlllontr op­ tional. t i t mo. FA 3-01M. RAYMOND M. BALL THE OLD H O M ETO W N 1 . BEDROOM, I b a t h bouae, screened porehes, Mi per month. (Ml E. and. Phone FA 2-ont. 7-A Inenranee A Female Help Wanted 9. Male Help Wanted IS. Male or Female 11. Week Wanted I t Plumbing Borvteoa IS. Electrical Bervkeo 14. Build, Paint A Repair 15. Special Services IS*A Beanty Parian IS. Flowers A Plante 17. Pete * Uveeteek * SeppHee IS. Machinery • Toole It. Boala and Motan 2t. AxiomoUlea 20-A Trailers SI. Furniture . SS. Artidee Far Bale SS-A Article Wauled SS. Notice* A Pcraouale 24. Loot A Found SS. BiucaUon • lootruction 5. Real Batata Far Sata NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Stenstrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTY! D. SMITH Keeker A laeur sr ASSOCIATES) M. K. TadSor Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May. Bert Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan, B. T. MeCtsUll thane FA MM 1 US M. P ert Phone FA 9-S3S1 MM Park Dr. (fm nJju f C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER SM So. Perk Ave. Pb FA 1-MB1 Clu b IIS*.***. Fuhlla hoarlap will ha h a lt la tha Bamlnala C auaty Court S S S y <*»mmi**|*par» rn»m. W*dn»*day. Fabruary I, ISIS a t T:l* F, M. a r aa soaa th araaftar aa paaslhl*. Famine!* Cauaty B aalae CammlsMaa By flahart B. Brown . ............ ......................Bamlaala Cauaty B aotac Dlrnotar FOR A G O O D D EA L? T fta n o J i BETTER HURRY! R A V E N N A \ \ m m l e e * P •N EW P A R K HOMES H ERE IT I S I Due to the tremendous growth of Sanford and Seminole County, and the pro* jected growth for this area in I960, our organisation ia in need for two licensed real estate agents, men or women. Experience ie not neeeeaary We will train you, eo that you earn whila you learn. If you are ambitious, and inter* ested in making real eetate your fu­ ture, we are interested in you. 1958 FORD 4-Door Sodan 1956 M ERCU RY Convartiblo OPEN D A IL Y O NLY 1 LEFT fiefor* Prices Go Up T O T A L PRICE Your earnings will bt limited only by your own ability and effort •its A. M. TS D*rk SUNDAY SiH r . !i* TV DbiS MONTHLY PAYMENTS MM Bk FA B-fMB Atk Addition Hone* Dwtgned Far Florid* UvMg. t * 4 Bedroome — I A S Baths VA-FHAFHA la Serrice ConrenikNutl Financial Dowa Payments Lew aa S42S �15. Special Service* air* tk«n(*?h Irralh SALESMAN WANTED between PUMPS — SPRINKLERS age* 25 and 40 for Insurance All types and sizes, installed Debit work. Experience not ‘•Do It Yourself” netessary. Must be employed at WE REPAIR AND SERVICE present. Splendid opportunity. S T I N E Contact R. H. Taylor, Supt., 211 Machinery and Supply Co. Melsch Bldg. Phone PA 2-70S2 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-«432 or FA 244*3. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Estt WILL keop one child for working mother Mondays thru Fridays. PA 2-OMf. FOR babysitting, PA 2-2731. Fri. J in . 29, I960— Page 9 ,2 2 . Article* For Sal* garag Senkarik GIhm nnd Pnint Co. 111-114 W. 2nd St SINGER PORTABLE to respon­ sible psrty la this vicinity. LOST: Smsll whlta and brown Take over • paymenta of $5.43. long haired Jog. answers to Two yaar guarantee remelnlng. name of Willie — South Sanford. Write Bak AA, e/o Sanford HerPA 2-2120. Windshield IJnck Glass Vent Glass HOUSEWORK *r days work; own Door Glnaa transportation: SIS E. «th. St., SERVICE caU PA 2-0034 attar 7:00 P. M. Senkarik Ginas nnd Pnint Co. Plum bing & Repairs PA 2-4122 HARLEY DAVIDSON Moloreyele, LIVING ROOM and dining mom suites, bookcases, desks, *tc. ean be seen at Jonea Auto Re Phone PA 2-1020. pair, 1001 So. Sanford Ave. PA 2-lM*. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FA 2-4022 HANDICAPPED VETERAN; mar­ 11 114 W. 2nd St. ried, age 31, seeking employ­ SEPTIC TANK SERVICE ment; experienced In hookkeep­ Sinca 1042 ing; high school graduate; A. HARE DEBARY native of Sanford. Will consider NOrth B-44SX NOrth 1-4711 any type work. Call FA 2-2452. LEWIS SALES * SERVICK Veipa Motor Seootara 12. Plumbing Service* Heater It Lav,n Mower Service PLUMBING Weit Country Club Rd. PA 2-7*2$ Contracting A Rapalra Pro* Eatlmitea Sewing Mach. Repairs 1. U HARVEY ALL MAKES A MODELS 2*4 Sanford Ave. Phone PA 2-31*3 104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) PA 2-3825 ■ANFORD Plumbing A Heating MM I*. Mm PR. TA 1-7*14. 22. Article* For Sal* FATTORY TO YOU SEARS wringer washer, excellent ALUMINUM condition, timer, oversize rollVENETIAN BLINDS ers. $25. Phone FA 20538. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitie ends. Plastic ECONOMY paint $3*5 per gal Ion. 2nd gallon free. ARMYor rayo* tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. NAVY Surplus, 210 Sanford Ave. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With Tht Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. PA 14*77. M CU. FT. Frigldalre wall east 1250, installed, t ft, beverage cooler $205. Cold spot refrigera­ tor Mi. Telephone PA 14611. GOOD Used Appliances and TV'a. Gormly, lac.. Third A Palmetto. Model Swimming Pool FOR SAI.E , Nationally Advertised Esther Williams A b o v e Gree*d S» in mins Pool. Ideal for areas with high water table. Now available r»r HALF PRICK. Can be aeen at Marl-Nalte Motel t* Sanford. SAVE at BRYAN’S FABRIC SllOr. One block Weat of Moons* Corner, on Wait P in t It. 21. Furniture 20. Automobile* NEED CROSLEY PARTS? Call Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart Ted, FAirfax 2-4411. Complete MODER7 RUG CLEANERS 215 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2-4111 line of parti; two front axles, All Size Rugs And Wall To Wall tires, wheels. Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. New A Used Furniture A Appli­ 1 Week Service Ph. FA S-T4IT IF you have been looking for an ances. A Good Plate T* BUY, SELL or TRADE older car in A-l condition, this Plumbing & Heating 1* it: 1*47 Chrysler coupe, Jenkins F urniture AIR CONDITIONING radio and healer. Must see to 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-74M CONTRACT end REP»lit WORK appreciate. $250. Can PA 2-7*78. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-85*1 1*58 CHEVROLET "310" Seriea Bede. Day, Week or Month— 15-A Beauty Parlors fordor ■ cylinder sedan, auto­ FURNITURE CENTRE 1100 French Ave. matic transmission, Healer l**3 DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Ph. TA 1-7*53 3004 Adaaa Ph. FA * 755 US* BUICK Road mailer Fordor hardtop, air conditioned, power Be Lovelier With Professional steering, power brakes, power $SAVE$ Beauty Car*. aeata, power windows, clean New A Used 112*5 1958 L IN C O L N FORDOR M r con d itio * * d t fu lly p e wa r s f ............. 1957 M ER C U R Y M O N T C L A IR FORDOR, pow er altering. C l E f% i power brake*, radio • h e a te r................ T | 1957 M ERC U R Y M O N TEREY FORDOR. lilt, « .* Im U . CO and out, beautifuBy equipped..............T | Joe C Thamaa MM Barite 81. FA S-M4* SEMINOLE CO. MOTOKS SU E. First St. Ph. FA 2-0614 RAINBOW Painter* A Decorators Beauty Saka WALL PAPERINg A PAINTING Week Guaranteed Bod Beard A Satisfied customer Is ear be Contact Mi West Mb St. advertisement. Pbma FA I-M43 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 106 So. Oak Pb. FA 3-37< 16. Flower* ft Plant* THOa. R. THOMPSON Geaeral Contractor Homs Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phene FA >6452 Cut Flowera For Any Occesiio* SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1*22 or FA 24K70 18. Machinory • Toola D. C. 4 Case, D, O. Case, C. Casa 6-8 International, l-N Ford, 31 and 30 gallon Bear grove spray­ ers; alt .types grove equipment. Alto Batdwin-TuIhlU 24 Inch band aaw. Complete welding. Ward PAINTING Inside and outside. All Equipment. Oviedo, FO 5 2541. work guaranteed. T. a . Warmerit, FA 3-2526. CARPENTER work and general repairs reasonable. FA 2-50*1. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Furniture *nd 1957 FORD FA IRLA N E WAGON disundqucudtsihA 1956 M ERCU RY E C O N O M Y TUDOR VII, new tires, ( |A A | a rent “8 AFit BUY" .................... * 1 1 1 4 ' TUDOR, excellent condition with | | l | air conditioning, JU S T .......................... II] Mather ol Sanford 1956 M ER C U R Y ST A T IO N W A G O N roSDOR, n t o , k « l a r , vmt »t—n H M ■•I, C I Jrayflf 1955 M ER C U R Y M O N T E R E Y *2495 FORDOR. radio, haalw la d power brake* — TODAY ONLY ......... S O flO Q lf r j r 1954 FORD V8 TUDOR, new paint — LOOK 1200 1954 L IN C O L N C A PR I powered by the famous Mexican road race winning V8, power Blearing, power b ra k e s.................*....................... (buw w vdnq Jh& ft* ▼i I 1953 L IN C O L N CA PRI FORDOR, power steering, power brakes, -NEW CAR CLEAN- ............... Robson Sporting Goods 104-6-6 E. 1st. "500" FORDOR, power equipped C f ^ A tanmaculate — ONLY .......................... I J T 1956 O LD SM O BILE “88" Appliance* '10 rORD pickup *125. naal’a Paint SM-M* I . Fleet I t F t. FA M M Shop, 10th, and Sanford Ave. • BIG VALUES 20-A Trailer* • 1U10K CREDIT • EASY TERMS FOR SALE— 1946 Spence Craft WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS House Trailer. 4614xl. See Clyde WILSON - MAIER Walla at DeWltta Trailer Park. Ne phone calls. New and Ueed Fumittwe 311 E. Fir at St. FA 2-36M SMALL VENTURA trailer, ideal for hunting or vacation, equip­ 8HAD KIBHKRMBN ped with water and gas lights eatra. 3515 Orlando Dr., DeWilte Send * Dollar Bill and receive by return mall FOUR GUAR­ Trailer Court. ANTEED BHAD LURES which hava proved so successful In the Chesapeake Bay area. Ordsra shipped urns day. Medic CUSTOM BUILT tarttu ro - a te by experienced shad fisherman. gl* plena or aati. Also hmlGENE’S TACKLE WORKS tura repair. Cablnela mad*. 412 Charlotte SL Lancaster, Pa. FA 2-7063. '319 Ph. FA I-5N1 SI H. P. JOHNSON Etectric, 14 ft. step bottom boat and Pelican trailer $600. FA 24633 alter 6:00 INCOME TAX SERVICE P. MWILLIAM H. MURRAY U ll Celery Ave. Tel- FA BUM Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING 2401 French Ave. FA 2-11 W. L. HARMON I E FA 2-4S2S After I P. M. EERVICE CALLS $1.50, Per de­ pendable TV aervlce call San­ 'l l DODOE nine paiaenger sta­ tion wagon. No down payment ford TV Ceatar, Mb. and Sea—assume mortgage of $220. Pay­ t a d Av*. FA *6741. menta approximately $51 per monlh. 2403 Sanford Ave. Country Sedan - Economical Mix Cylinder Engine with Overdrive • Drive It and You’ll Buy It' UNDEU THE NEW MANAGEMENT OK 1953 CH EVRO LET C O N V ER T IB LE "lAok Boy*,- new lop, JUST O N LY ........................................... % Jk J k O 447 COMFORT MASTER" A steal 9 4 DOOR SEDAN 1950 W ILLY S JEEPSTER Yaw'U travel fee penal* tat a fabulous FIAT, with esmfart and peifeemearn far beyond As modern pate*, la d yuull ■ever «*aa* te h* proud a# lb* amaat Italtea styltef *f yuur ear. These era ihrsa aeetee (Mt, 1166 and 1IM) te tefte medala. Far s i *f thaae we ese equipped far A t lap* te aenriee with fecterj-'-ainrl * » - * ! . Mate a date far a tert drive tedeyl Perfect for Hunting or The Beach ..................................... Mr. Rlch’a 25 year* experience in Automobile Paint and Body work assures our many old and new customers the beat workmanship available. Buy With Confident* At Your Semlaote County Authorised • Pontiac • Bulck • Rambler Dealer SI complete BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE "ON T U G O T With NO, NO, NO, Paymenta due until MARCH II, ,, • A 1*66 UCKNBR WITH KACS We invite you to come by and gel acquainted. Your Friendly Font Dealer Since 1931 as. .■asr8*0 Total Price $1452 With Extra* Sanford, Florida Ph. FA 2-1 lat \ Winter Park • Orlando Ml 4-6*16 (Ne Tell) LINCOLN - Ml 109 No. "FOUR KKCLUHlVg BN! �l T»4 l 1 |ro m M nM m H ? h f lO -M Jsn. » . 1M0 MRpf ! m f ' An authority I* the field of edu. nation, Dr. fa re U u Hammond, president of the Aiaocietion fur ■ Childhood Education Inunutlon; J al, will be the *ueet apeaker at . uie ACE meeting scheduled Tut*. I II I ,p m. m a t ' Ik. day al the Plaecrest . BeHost auditorium. Dr, Hammond I* prominent in ; both elate and nallenal education , fields and bolds e Doctor of Edu. ; cation degree from Florida BUte f * University. Immediately p r e c e d i n g Ihe ■eating, a supper meeting of the t local ACE hoard will be held. "*■ S i* '\ ;r Members ef Campbell-Loaslng .. ' fast, Americas Legion, will be - m eets at a free flab' fry Monday several Mocks of a field betwaen Pt the Lagien building on Hwy. BOth and Blth Street*. e • * 1T-M. A business meeting will City Manager Warren E, Knowlea now has half of the rlty'a em­ ployes’ records at hla fingertips. The personnel record file In L- lto * . had a big day recently Knowles office la half flalahed. absurd the destroyer UBS Massey. Tbs III*, recommended by the BanMis Mrthday cans around ass the fold a r i l Service Board, Include* ■aass day Ruak took over as com- application a, physical reports, re­ mending officer of the destroyer, classification, commendation* and The third event of tho day was complaints, ■ any, m city cmentry af lha ship Into tba ship­ ployaa. * • * yard at Norfolk for a M k million Sanford KoUrlans will hear a Stetson University professor of Howard Fnville, president of Russian atudlea Monday. Profs*, the First Federal Bavlngs A Loan sor Bargs Xembowsky will speak i A nn. wsa dismissed from the at the Botarlaaa' Cl vis Canter , Reminds Memorial Hospital thla week. He had suffered a stroke U . George Ashley Jr. et tha Sanford Naval Air Button la pas­ >. Samiaola High studanU will ting aut cigars with both hands tV hear aaato ad thee* 7« trombone* •Inc* his wifs, Laths, pi m ated FWk. B» Tha University af Florida him with twin boya Jen. M a t . Band will play a t tha school as- Orange Memorial Hospital. Robert <tenthly from 10-11 p. to. Shades af Lawrence Ackley weighed seven L’ll Abner will hit Ihe school earn* pounds, two anneae and brother i — 'e h . m *bea the student Thomas Eugene, seven pounds eight ounces. V m Baaferd public library will .M M gat • »«w coat ad paint— light msrooa paint. Recent addlHews to the bookshelves Include *Th* Joy ad Musie" by Leonard BerosUlat "Fuel for Uu Flame” hp Alto Waugh, author af "Island la the B u r t - aad -May This Reuse (to Bade From Tigers” by ■Aletsndac Klag. This cwtlausa King's msmelrs begun In "Miss Enemlee Grow Older.” "Tbs Ar­ mada”. the story of the famed ■psalm fleet by Garrett MsUlagb , aad "Tha Eatons af Hyman loo didn’t believe la slavery but tore aad his aUta. Ruth Taylor .aald. Bh* told of Lae's devotion to hie family and how his teaching to Washington Collage helped ■TOthere education after the war. Jtou* Woatgato gave Ihe epic .touch a t to read tha poem, "Genaa tf lM at tha Battle to tha WilderB ^ W S S lE fo W illto ! to Leo’s tornday was amaaond bp Mrs. HNda Wray's alas* aad tha Nor­ ma* DtVare chapter to tho United Daughters to the Confederacy. A UPC represents tiro praised the ivo his impression CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — Tba Air Force Titan: A muchMeded addition to Ihe lagging U. B. defense program—er a Mg waste of moMy. Hill question la makiag Use two-stage Intercontinental ballistic mtiilla a lop candldata for "Mili­ tary eonlrovtrop of tha day” hon­ or*. Ths Air Force seat tho Uf-toO missile to a tell stand Wednesday —aad oac* again drew a blank. K spurtsd Kama aad smoke for only a split tocond before R wai automatically cut off when trouble occurred. The missile wag not damaged severely, but the fact that It fail­ ed to get off the pad lalt tha Titan prey to another barrage of criticism. Titan ie an ICBM with a purpose similar to, but m an sophisticated than, the famed Convalr Atlas. "flephiaUeatlon" 1* tkla to "anmpllcalloa," aad ikat’a boon foa alary of a trying year af npo aad CHICAGO (UPI) Arbitration or appointment ef a presidential fact-finding board appeared the only alternatives today U head off a possible nationwide gtrike of two large railroad unions. Wage negotiatloni between ma­ jor railroad* and the unions, re­ presenting 17,000 workers, virtual­ ly all the nation's engineers and firemen, became deadlocked Thurs­ day and no new sessions ware scheduled. Leverett Edwards of the National Mediation Board said bargainera for the Industry and the 87,000-member Brotherhood of Loco, motive Engineers (BUB) were sept home lata Thursday night when talks collapsed. Earlier, t h e 00,000 • member Brotherhood ef Locomotive Ft le ­ ssen and Bnftnamen (BLFE) broke off negotiations with rape*, tentative* ef the IM-170 railroad* affected. ir Inna Sanford, Florida Evening* Jen aery It, 1M0 F. M. English. ■ Sanford realdent for the past Si years, died in a Tampa hospital Thursday. The 80-year-old Country Club Road resident died after a linger­ ing Illness. The father of 10 child­ ren. Mr. English was a roofing contractor here for Ihe past so years. He was a member of the FirM Baptist Church aad af the Sanford Masonic Lodge tt. Mr, English Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Nettle H. English of Sanford; 10 children, F. M. "Pete” English Jr. til Detroit, Pvt. Wil­ liam English of F t Banning, On, Pfe. F. English of Ft. Campbell, Ky„ Johnny English and Tommy English of Sanford, Mr*. Maria Hauser and Mrs. Betty Lou Thomas of Lake Mary, Mr*. Martha Ann Holder of Casselber­ ry, Mrs. Mary Jane Teriap, and Judy English both of Sanford; two brothers, P. W, English of Gulf­ port, Mils. and. J. E. Englith of Saniord; three sisters, Mrs. M. A. Harkey, Mrs. Heater Davis, and Mr*. Josephine Spears, all of Sanford; and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will b« at I p. m. Sunday at the graveside in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Sanford Masonic Lodge R will officiate. Instead of flowers, donations ■bould be made to the Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Hospital in Umatilla. All Masons ara asked to meet in the Sanford Masonic Hall at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. Brisson Funeral Home la In charge of funeral arrangements. James Mitchell Dies At 78 Jamas Oliver Mitchell, 71, of Eureka Hammock died Wednesday night amSomlnola Memorial Hoipital. Ho Is a native of laniard and ■pant all bli Ufa In this a n a . Ha was a member a( too thornier Method let Church. Ha la survived by hie wife, Ruth, two daughters, Mrs, Rufus Banian aad Mrs. Mary aark; ala graadehlldm and five groat graadehlldPM and a brother, George MileheN. Funeral service* will .be con­ ducted at t p. m. Sunday at the Gramkow Funeral Hama with Rav, Billy Gritfta officiating. Bur­ ial Will bo la Evargnan Cemetery, Pallbearers will be W. W, Colemen, Ed Dltrla, Paul Bennett, David Carpentar and Roy Stinson. Tho Sanford Area MlalsUrlal Assoclatioo will moot seat Thurs­ day. Formerly the name of this group wm the SemlMle County Ministerial Association. K Include* mloiaton ad aN established churches la the eouaty. The regular monthly meeting The letter was addressed to a Lt. Talmadge 8. Baggett. Tha only two men in the squadron with simi­ lar names are U. J. T. Talmadge and Lt. (J. |. ) M. L. Baggett. Nei(her wished to open the letter be­ cause it was from another squa­ dron and was official. Returning the letter to the origi­ nator solved nothing because with­ in the week It was back to VAH4. It lay dormant until laat Tuesday, when Lt. Talmadge S. Baggett of VAP-R came to tba duty office od VAH-3 looking fur hla leller, Lt. (J. g.) Talmadge was on duty and quickly solved Uio mystery af tha missing latter. Lt. Baggett Is at tha Naval Air Station for temporary additional duly training In tha A3D photo attack plane. Hla bom* h u e Is Jackaoovllle. U . (J. g.) Baggett and Lt. (J. g ) Talmadge are permanently attachad to VAH-3 In, tha Aircraft MainUna nee Department. Neither U . Baggett nor LI. <j. g.) Baggett a rt related but have be­ come friends through thla strange coincidence ef names. All throe officers aa well as the squadron Uaclf received a good laugh from lha Incident. Mrs. Sadie Cohen Dies At 82 Mrs. Sadie Cohen, 82, ol 313 Palmetto Ave. Saniord died Thurs­ day night at her home. She came to Sanford In 1854 frOra New York CUy. She wsa a member of Beth Israel congregation. Sh* is survived by her husband, Jacob; three dsughter*,- Mrs. Tessie Abramson, Mrs. Ruth Sell­ er and. Ester Feldlcr; son, David Cohen, and one sister Mr*. Anas Apple. Funeral services were held this morning at Gramkow Funeral llome with Rabbi Morris ldell officiating. Burial waa in Orlando. Hopefub To Talk At Sheriff's Meet PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Po­ lk* rounded up M Negro beys Thursday following n riot aboard n tonlley car In whkh thro* IS* year-old white girls were molested and their clothing tor*. Chessman Goes Nine of the beys, nil atudente nt Daniel Boone Disciplinary School, It Alone Again were held aa Ihe ringleader*. SAN FRANCISCO (UPIV-Caryl Boom ef the pupils had gena to Chessman, who studlsd law for the aid of tho girls during tha menearly U years on Ban Quentin prison's death row, today taeod The three girls were treated for what may ho hla Rnal court ap­ shock at St, Mary'* Hospital and pearance. latar Identified their assailants at Tho 38-yoar-oM aenvito • author took hi* lilt in hla own hands peitoa headquarters. Thursday In an effort to oecap* an appointment with the gas ahambnr Adult Fellowship In exactly three weeks. He "diachariad” hi* fort* at­ torney* and mada n personal tod Group Holds Meet Mrs. B. W, Carlton was host*** for n writ of habeas corpus before Federal District Judge Lout* B. at a mealing to tha adult fellow­ Goodman. Tho Judge said ho would ship to the Barnett Methodist announce hla decision In tho eats Church.*! Enterprise last Manday evening. Rev, Bill Bwyaar lata today. •endueted the devotional end n severed dish supper was bald af­ VtilU Lodge terward*. H. M. Gleason and I. V. Williams At Sunday's 11 a. m. service, of Laka Mary attended tba installa­ Rev. Rwyear will apeak «* "Op­ tion of officer* at tho Oddfellow* position To Christ.” Lodge la Now Smyrna Beach, WedMaday. Gleason to lha district danuty grand m u ter and w u in Cordially Uivite you to be present nt the MILLBROOK, Ata. (UPI) - An elderly Negro couple wai killed late Thursday night when a crip­ pled Air Force Jet trainer ripped through their frame 'house and diiintegrated. Guaranteed COMPLETE PENSACOLA (UPI) - At least seven of the nine announced Flo­ rida gubernatorial candidates will make brief talki today at tb* mid-winter eooftrance of the Flo­ rida Sheriffs' Ann. The "Future Governor’*” lun­ cheon will wind up tho group's two-day meeting. Candidates expected to epeak Include Stats Beni. Doyle Carlton Jr, of Wauchuls, Fred O. Dickin­ son of West Palm Beach and Harvlo Belter ol Bonltay: John McCarty of Port Pierce, brother of tha lata Gov. Dan McCarty; former House Speakers C. Farris Bryant of Ocala and Ted David of Hollywood; and Jacktonvilla Mayor llaydoa Burns. The pilot, Lt, Col. Roy H. Turn-, quilt, ejected himieir moment** before the crash and was found staggering in the front yard of a home near here, dragging hi* open parachute behind him. Msham ■•“‘•I Jones, 78, hii wife. »»» and <ua WUC, Louise, 07, perished la their beds shortly before midnight when the T33 jet smashed Into the ground in front of their home, exploded aad disintegrated tore through the hou*j. Turnqulst suffered ■ possible* broken ankle and multiple bruises and abrasions. He wai taken u Maxwell Air Force base hospital la nearby Montgomery, where ho was reported in shock. The officer, stationed at Ibe Pentagon in Washington, was only able to give sketchy detalle. Ho said ha was an route to Bandail Air Faroe Base, T w si, from Washington, whoa Mo p ti had a power toOure and an sp1 parent explosion la Km engine compartment. Tumqniot n td he w n forced to abandon the aircraft and nfeeted himself at an altitude ef about aw foot. Air Force officials said Turnquiet "got Into trouble as soon aa ha was airborne'' after taking eft from Maxwell when he hnd Mop­ ped to refuel. , “ All he eould do wai ball out,*1 aa Air Force spokesman said. Fellowship Group Attends Conclave The Westminister Fellewahqr group of the Presbyterian ChurelO in Laka Mary attended the Youth Fellowship Rally In Leesburg lest Sunday and was the runner-up in the attendance contest with a group ef fourteen. Those enjoying this occasion wars: Bobby Osbourn, Michael Pups, David Wilson, Bobby Bar, hour, GI e n d o n Anderson, Bill Shook, Phyllsa Flaherty, Dolores Kirsch, Myrna Williams, Gayle_ Burke, Dorothy Lsney, Sandy* R6well, Lee Riser, and Rtv. John PI Hey, This group la sponsoring tha An Impressive candlelight In­ showing ef the film, “The Mark of stallation service lalt Sunday tho Hawk” at the Lake Mary Com­ marked the beginning of a m w munity Presbyterian Church Mon, year for the Luther League of day, starting nt 7:80 p. m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Pastor Ernest Bollck Jr. offi­ ciated In tha ceremony which ssw the following young people take office In the league: Doug Smith, president; Carol Repp, vice president; Cheryl Repp, secretary; Penny Anderson, trea­ surer; Karen Maliler, recreation secretary, and C. J. Meliler, as­ sistant recreation secretary. Prior to the official lnstaUatlon, ths leaguers held their busi­ ness and admini-trative session. A discussion on the topic of evangelism was presented by Miss Carol Repp. Corvair’a oconomy begins with Ha initial low coot, and every mil* you drive is money la the pocket. Your gas doUara will now go farther.,, bootuse lha Corvnir delivers mike and miles and miles par gallon. And whan you tha aura braking action front and rear. change oil, Um refill toonly fourquarta. T hat’* Urn p ro o f m praatoa weighs Because of Corvair'a low weight (1,335 lb*, lorn than conventional can) aad extns-low price, you'll rank toe added mvinge in many atotoa to licensing and insurance eoatn. When winter eoenso, just tot itCorvair’a air cooled oix-ryUnder an­ gina rids you forevw of anttfroooa hills. Conrsir has no radiator eo ao you aan forgot about leaks and wore hopes. Important aa seaoomy to H Mb only p u t to Corvair’a glad Mary. Tho aluminum angina to tha rear Churchwomen Meet All Ralnts Episcopal Church, women of Enterprise will meet al p. m. Wednesday a t lha parish ou»* and will hear a talk Hr Mrs. Margaret Elmers on mis­ sionary work to Puerto Rico, S Gueit Speaker Chaplain William Hearn to the Sanford Naval-Air Button will he the guest speaker at tho Ebenser Methodlet Church service at 11 a. m. Sunday. gto V i MOTOR TUNE-UP V-8 ENGINE « cyL ENGINE Nom-Jut deUvtry, fumrabls dealt! Set yow local mUKorirnd Odereto M t , Car. 2nd ft Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. i i i �— <fl [" • 1: i'-'-’v-vi' im i , i •r»r- ■1 •’— ifHK French Grant DeGaulle Full Emergency Power EU? g>anfor& Sfmtlb I I 8 P A W . (UPI) -T h # Trove* Cabinet granted Gen. Charlae DeGaulte hit emergency power* lodij and Parliament wat turn* mowed late special session Toesdap to ratify the decision. Aa announcement to thi* effect waa made bp Information Ministar Roper .Frey following an hour and a bsM Cabinet aenion held shortly after the settlers' rebel­ lion in Algiers collapsed com­ pletely. Last to surrender against the overwhelming odds was Pierre LaGalltarde, a rcd-bcardrd »■ pear-old former paratrooper. The end to the eight-day insur­ rection against DeGaulle came at * by raq A P U N C H foMrgdnt (fias blacked out by roquret) side a istreet gipaa a haircut to am army paratrooper alongside barricade hi Algiers. A French revolt which had spread throughout Algiers was eruahed today. Israel, Syrian Forces Clash TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) — Israeli and Syrian armed foreee fought a raging nightlong battle that lasted until dawn today in the demilitarized tone south of the Sea of Gal. ilea. There were casualties on both aidas. Several houre latar fighter planes from the two nations q clashed in a brief dog fight over Metulla on the Isrsei-LebanAa IsrnaN mlliUrp apol •aid la Tiberias that tors* Israelis wece'Ulted Si Mm barite tor Mm AMb village sf Tawafik. Seven mess eeidiets were wownded in the attaek, launched against Syria after aa Uriel! herder patrolman was killed awd tore more n uen'dad Mbs a herder slash Sunday, 7 A spokesman. InsDemasatia-aaid two Arabs were killed and tour wounded In the flgkting at TawaMk. Mews af the aerial dog fight earns from aa sn ap spokesman In Tel Aviv. He charged that four Russlnn-bullt MIG jot figbtora from Syria tried to penetrate Is. raell l i r spies end wen chased i f f ip two Israeli Jets, fo _ The battle at Tawafik was the most serious in a festering series ef Israell-Spriaa border fleshes Mut began last Wednesday, laraell Chief ef Staff Haim Laskov rushed to a cabinet meeting In Jernanlma to give a detailed re­ port on the crisis. Reports conflicted. The United Arab Republic spokesman In Da­ mascus reported the Israeli at­ tack on Tawafik lasted "almost fo all tha night boura," and included tanks, field artillery and mortars. ' "Our artillery retaliated," Mm I A A spokesman said. 'Tha en­ gagement lasted four-hours, after which the IsrMlii occupied the un­ armed village ef Al Tawafik after their tanks end infentry had en­ tered ft" # Ike To Ask Space kH ey Increase .‘LNVER (UPI) — President Hemhewer announced today be would aak Congress to increese spending far tbe nation's apace pragmas by 111 million dollars, principally for the Saturn project. § The President, here an n brief stopover an route back to Wash­ ington from a West Const Holidny ■aid the 1M1 appropriation reguest tor tbe National Aerouatucis and space Administration should he increased to 01» million dol­ lars Press Secretary James Hagsrty •aid tbe additional funds were requested "to accelerate progress ea Sato ran end ether elements of O the nation’s super booster pro­ gram." Tbe Saturn, a cluster ef Jupiter rockets having aa estimated over­ all -thrust ef lie million pounds, to considered lbs nation's beet bet to carry men on his first trip toto outer space. Searchers Find ^Missing Youths PANACEA (UP1) - Searchers today located turn youth* missing since lain Sunday while on a fishing trip near here. The CirM Ahr Patrol said the two boys were found in their f[«uii»g boat n*»1|to near Uw month af too AaclUa Elver seme ST miles oest af b en. Tito CAP •aid the boy* were in good shop*. Boy Hit By Truck Escapes Injury A two and ■ half year-old Negro boy oicaped Injury when n truck threw Urn from hia tricycle latur, day. Little Ernest.HaudStT'Mde hia tricyelo up to a track stopped at Roosevelt Aw. and Southwest Rd. Willie Marvto Pope who was driv­ ing the track started to back up and hit the tricycle beside him. Ernest, who lives at 1411 Roosevelt Ava., was taken to Seminole Me­ morial Hospital for n checkup. A pile-up on French Ave. the mme day brought IBM damage to' the two cara involved. Emeraon Franklin Henry drove Into the back of William Thomas Totf's car whoa Toff slowed down to turn from Ftoacb Ave. Into llth St., police add. Henry who Uvea In Mm Park Ave.- Trailer Park waa charged with failure to have hia vehicle under control. Toff ia from Myrtle Beach, S. C. A single ear had the aame amount of damago Saturday even­ ing when Emeraon R. Dixon ran into the back af another car to almost the aame apot. Joe Carr Hawkins of Roosevelt Park, San­ ford, aald be stopped at French Ava. to (urn toto lath St. Dtoon'a car received IBM damage when be ran toto the baek of Carr'a auto, police said. Dixon, SOB Elm Ava. wax charged with reckleaa driv­ ing. In other accideata Saturday, Clar ence Davis, an Oatoen Negro, and David Peffrey, a Negro of isoe W. URh St., were charged with faUure to yield- Mm right af way. A ear ran Into a porch at NT Persimmon Ava. and Charles Beckly MacMil­ lan af the Wricks Apartmania was charged with failure to have hia vehicle under control and driving while intoxicated. Society Adds Members, Funds Public response to tha gaaford Humana Society membership drive bee resulted la a roster ef t t members, collection of Stab in duoo and denallena and tha htgmntog of an educational pragram by Mm eociaty, The fund total waa boosted today by receipt af aantrlbutians from Mr. and Mr*. George Garrieon and tbe Sanford-Ortondo Kennel .Chib. Senkarik Paint Co. a Wo donated paint for an animal shel­ ter when a building W obtained, Mr*. Harriet Cowley, protodeat Mid. LaGaDIarde marched out of the barricaded tone to the heart of Algiers followed by 300 members of hit armed forces, Moments later, the barricades thrown up test week begin coming down and army troops moved into the areas. News of the surrender spread tike wildfire through tha streets of Algiers. Thousands of civilians gathered to the streets to shout for tha insurgents and chant "Al­ geria Franraia" (Algeria is French) the insurgents' war cry. Two army helicopter* hovered over the barricaded tone while gfoup* ef stragglers dragged oul stocks and equipment and loaded them into army tracks. LaGalltarde led his men out from Mm berrieadee behind a French tricolor. They boarded trucks and army officials said they had been taken to tha 1st Foreign Legion Regiment’s base at Seralda, M miles w a t of Al­ giers, Troops who entered the Algiers bank (headquarter* of insurgent co-leader) Joseph Ortiz found it empty. There were reports that that be had gona toto biding. Red-beretcd paratroopers moved forward to tha main barricade, spanning Charles Peguy Street, at lt:M a. m., but stopped abort a few yards from the anln-hlgb wall of paving atones. Thfcf stood there waiting until a group of Insur­ gents marched out. The paratroopers aiMffother sol­ diers facing the barricades snapped to attention and present­ ed arms aa tha tosurgante Med through. Momenta latet. ether, Fnych Mttlera who haft defied 'OcUauIte and tha French army for more than a week, began dismantling tbe main barricade. Many had tears in their eye*. Frey's announcement indicated that DeGaulle was not satisfied with the present working of too Fifth Republic’* Constitution and tha Cabinet. It aloe wax a atrung hint that he would not atop In bis drive to restore toe powers of the legal authorities to all fields despite the collapee ef the uprising hi Algeria. R was toe first Ume since the outbreak af World War II Niat a French chief executive was granted emergencp powers in peacetime. Frey said tha government will have full powers under Article 38 ef the Constitution of Oct. 4, IBS*, largely shaped bp DeGaulle himself. I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines . . . . . . . . a m American TAT .. ........... . KH American Tobacco aaa*#• • . 10«*i Ilet hie hem Steel ............ . 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Steel . ■• • • • • * a • « # •J*s Westlnghouie El News Briefs Changes Mind ATLANTA (UPI) Fortner Georgia Tech defensive baBkficId coach Low Woodruff, who re­ signed tost week to accept a position on tbe University of Flo­ rida coaching staff, hat derided to stay at Tech because af an illness to his family. Large Crop Reserve WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tim Agriculture Department estimated today that more than 2i million acrei of cropland would be held out of production to i 860 under conservation reserve contract*. This U about 5,300,000 acres more than wars to the reserve last year. M acArthur Better NEW YORK (UPD—Gen. Dregl*e-. MiteArthur, - beopitellif* a urinary ailment, waa reported improved but still to serious con­ dition today, lie wilt be to Ibe hospital for at toast two weeks. MacArthur, who waa ao last week, waa reported feeling strong­ er Sunday. Ha entered Lenox HllHoapltal Friday complaining of not feeling well. Reckless Fishing TOKYO (UPD-Radio Moacow accused the Japanese Sunday night of reckless fishing which threatens aalmon, trout, crab and herring resource* to tha North Pa­ cific. The Russian radio made the attack to a broadcast beamed to Japanese listeners on the eve of the opening to Moscow of tslks in­ tended to set Japanese salmon, crab and herring quotas for imo to waters eft Soviet Kamchatka. Fears Jail Return WASHINGTON (UPI) — A new move for creation of a missile "czar" appeared likely today to the wake of statements by two military leaders on the short and long term dangers to the United State*. The abort term danger, accord­ ing to Air Force Gen. Thomas 8. Power, ia that in two years Rus­ sia may have enough Interconti­ nental missiles to launch a mas­ sive nuclear attack on this coun­ try. ■ &&& But Smith, a bitter roe of the measure, promised that he would not "dilly, dsliy or delay" hear; togs. Smith (old newsmen he could "ace no reason why" the committee would not clear the bill and send It to the House floor thie month. "11 would take sevrn votes, in the committee and it looks lika they have them." he conceded. Smith charged that baekrra of the hill actually were nut interested in passing it but were seeking to make it a political issue to an election year. Specifically he aimed bia bleat at Rep. Emanuel Cellar (D-N. Y.) chairman of the Judiciary Commit­ tee which drafted the bill. He said O iler himself had "dillied, dallied and delayed," for seven months last year. He said teller until to­ day never had pushed for Rules actiun to route the bill to Uw floor. Stabs 6 On Street tee disagreed with Medaris, but aald: "Wa've got to have more one-man control. 1 don't want dic­ tatorship • but something's got to be done about this bickering and back biting that Is still going on." Rep. Chet Holifleld (D-Calif.), chairman of the congressional subcommittee on radiation, aald figures developed by hi* group last year take on a lew signifi­ cance to the present situation. Holifted said that if Huiala launched 260 missiles with H-bomb ^ 7 ? ' 1 • v ,t,N R w ■ — 7 ;y . p J warhead* at B4 American tar­ gets. 30 million Amcrleant would be killed and M million injured. Th* 360 missile* are approxi­ mately tha number that Power, rhlef of the Strategic Air Com­ mand, believe* the Russians could have sometime to 1K2. By coincidence, 38* la alao tb* number of intercontinental balll*tic missiles that America baa "programmed" to far. But there la no chance that they could all be rmplaced before toto 1*43 of 1*64. Russians Report 'u per Missile In Final Testing COMMUNICATION MOON OELAY SYSTEM ' w iS u i;. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Rule* Committee decided to­ day to hold hearings, starting later this week, on the long-stalled civil rights bill. No limit was set on the length of the hearings. But Chairman Ho­ ward W. Smith (D-Va.) told news­ men the committee "was of a mind to limit them to a reasonable extent." Tbe action was taken to closed session shortly after an open door scrap over a motion to clear tha controversial bill for House action immediately. The motion, made by Rep. Ray J. Madden (D-Ind.), waa with­ drawn after it became apparent M would be beaten. Madden —mended that hearings by the 'conservative-dominated committee could delay action on the bill, which provide! new pro­ tection. for school, integration nr- Chamber Honors Bitting As Servant O f Community Mental Patient lina "throughout his yaars as a resident af Sanford participated to, organised and encouraged all types of civic activities, and gave unselfishly ef his time and effort la Ms* betterment af our tornmunity and slate." Bitting, who waa al*o a membar af toa First Methodist Church, Masonic Ladga N*. M and San­ ford Elba Club, waa manager af Tauchton Drag Co. Ik a Chy Coca mission alao adopt­ ed n resolution at iu tost meet­ ing to tribute to tbe rlvic efforts af BiUtey, especially commandIny bla wo:* ra n r'., rti -ml-sloner, v Retiring Army MaJ. Gen. John Mrdari* said that at tha present ratea of progress Russia may completely dominate space with­ in to year*. Medaris, whoa* retirement from the Army became effective Sun­ day, said to a farewell interview with Miisiles and Rocket* magasin* that all missile and space ac­ tivities should be placed under a joint military command. Chairman Overton Brooks (DLa.) of the Ifouie Spare Commit­ Rules Committee To Hold Hearings On Rights Bill Oregon Newspaper Trucks Blown Up Vole Renewal Cards Requested NO. f i t Space Race May Bring Missile Czar MIAMI (UPI) — Convicted amb«aaUr James E. Evans said Sunday he would be killed by other prisoners if he is returned to Salford Mate Prison. Evans, 37, said bo Informed on a guard to break up a ring sailing narcoliecontaining nsaal Inhalers while at Raltord. Ho was to Dade Coun­ PORTI.AND. Ore (UPI) -E ight County resident who wish to ty Jail hers Sunday awaiting trial vole this year were urged today for grand larcony and passing trucks serving the Oregon JournalOregonian were blown up at two bp Mra. Camilla Braes, supervis­ bad ebaeka. locations to the Portland a n a Sun ee af registration, to mail la their day night. voting registration renewal cards Forced To Resettle The newspapers have had labor "aa soon as possible." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe difficulty aincc last November. Mia. Brace said that 11.300 Three sticks of dynamite, attachcards wera mailed out and 10,HI House Committee on Un-American Activities report* that hundred* rd to a five-foot (use that had have beca returned. Mra. Brace explained that those of thousands af men, women and fizzled, were found oa the floor of who haven't returned their cards children a n being forcibly reset­ another truck. It waa disarmed by must do ao at once ao their names tled in Siberia and Turkrilan by a police officer. Four of Ibe truck* ezpludcd to will be retained an tbe voting list*. the Communists. The committee Tbe nurd system ef ehecilng released loader the sixth to a northwest Portland, the others to registration *la effected each two series of reports of tbe "crime* the downtown arra of Oregon City years according to Florida law. of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru­ 11 milei awgy, all within minutes Ail cards should be returned to shchev." Tbe report said tha re­ of each other shortly before 11:10 —— — — —_______ tbe voting registration office to location waa from the Baltic p, tn. Two other truckx parked nearby state*, tha Ukarin* and BycloruaUm Chamber of Oemmeree In Oregon City were damaged by tog. the explosions. The van-type Orecon CUy vehicles were owned by the Wymora Transport Co., under contract to kaU . newsprint from the Crown-Eellerbach Co. to the Oregon Jouraai-Oregooian. Tbe Chamber of C> amerce to­ day paid tribute to W. V. Bitting, un­ a toadtog citizen af Mm ity who died Jan. 11. U a resolution adopted by the chamber’s board of directors and released today, Bitting was hon­ ored for serving Sanford aa a city commissioner, member af the housing gdUmrity, president af Youth Killed tha Bomtoolo County Chamber of Coamarae and an actlva dimeter While Hunting of tha Ounbar of Cammarco. Tha rasolution recognized Bil­ GENEVA, Ala. IUP1) - A U year-old Panama City, youth was ling'* "faithful publie aorvico to ■antdiatolly hhat to death bp a Sanford. Seminole County and tha atafo af Florida." white too two w en bunting. Tha raiolulign states that Bil­ The education program on tbe work ef the society started tost week whan officers appeared at the Eiwaala Club to explain Ms plans. This program will bo eap ended to include schools and other groups interested to the problem ef handbag rtray animals VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly ckmdy through Tuesday. Tfiffti today, 66-70. Low toniight, 46-50. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 ’ MOSCOW (UPI) — Th* leviot Union eanBnnnd today K Brad A second euper-miaall* into the Paci­ fic Sunday to complete Ma presefo series of rocket teats fo Mut nr** ahead of schedule. Th* Tea* announcement dM M l give tbe precis* point ef tbe recto et’s Impart, bet sold lb* next-tolast stag* with * dummy neon com had "reached the intended regtea In the Pacific Ocean." It added that toto j b r t suoraao- — lV PICTURE BOUNCES O IT THE MOON. A photograph of aircraft carrier Hancock with office ra and men >* mt um* the moon an relayf point, point. L Diagram shown how the th#\ high frequency _ wnvsf travel*)] from Fear) Harbor to Cheltenham, Ma. Tha ayatena can ovsreomn etmoapherie c o itio n s . i * _ 4 Negro Youths Charged In Parking M eter Thefts Sanford police charged four N'egro boys with breaking toto and stealing 11 parking meters Runday. All the boys are batwaen nin* and U-years- old. Sunday’s ouL bieak waa tha tlintax of a rash of meter vandalism that began Jan. 17. One af the boys, aa 11 year old, admitted breaking or taking nine olhar meters between Jan. 17-tt police said. Money boxes ware missing from all 11 maters in Sunday's tpleodc. Most of tha meter breakage and theft was on Second St. near San­ ford Ava. and on Sanford Ave. between Second PC and Commarrial Ave. In some cases Mia meters were torn off pad In others just the handles were broken off, police said. Urn name* of tb* boys In­ volved w en plaeod on Um juvenile court docket. Polk* (old the beys' parents that they would have to appear in Juvenile court with their children. Two Sanford church** alee had iheir troubles with tbe younger set Saturday. Thro* boys broke Into Holy Cross Episcopal Church and broke a pip* off th* organ and stole soma cross**, police reported. Th* asm* boya wore taken home after they were found eleaping to Ihe First Presbyterian Church. Tha boys did not do any damage Two email hoy* wart shot to a there but they tried to light the struggle ever a rifla bars Satur­ heater and left maltha* around, police said. day, Sanford pollve reported that Laney Bell Fleming and her mother, Lormey Reed were strug­ gling over n rifle when the gun went off. Eight year eld Jimmie l.oe Fleming and five year old Pat Fleming b o t h received arm wounds. Jimmie had a compound fracture and the other bullet went ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPl)-Anthrough Pat’s arm, lodging in hia olhor school to thi* Washington aide. suburb peacefully began raeial The accident happened at tbs totregration today. Fiva Negroes entered Minnie boys' 1403 W. First Bt. homo. Both thalr mother, Mr*. Flaming, and Howard atemenlary school without Mr*. Reed were rhargrd with dis­ incident. They registered for the orderly conduct and discharging second Mmester, then went to class*:. firearms. Another all-white institution, Jef­ ferson school for eighth graders, waa scheduled to admit a Negro M a lt Chorus girl but City. Icbool Sopl , T. C. Williams said ah* bad not arrived Rehearsal Tonight an hour after the school day The isnford Mata Chorus will started. bald a rehearsal at ■ p. as. today at the UBO Hall to Mm roar of tha Chamber fo Commerce Rail Engineers building. The group will .ark on • mice- Plan Strike Vote Hen af Bach choralta and bit CHICAGO (UPI) — Tbe Brother­ show tunes from Roger! end hood ef tmeemotive Engineers Hammereleia. prepared today to take a strike Director ef the ahorus ia Bob veto white twe ether railroad Carol* who today urged anyone uaiona resumed negotiation* with with singing talent to attend the the satire's rail Industry, rehearsal Ianight and fry out for Tb* togfoaan union said M 2 Boys Hurt In Gun Squabble MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, (UPI) “They were Russians, and we're at war with tha Russians. I wanted to see if they could alaqd the pain." With those words, Kenneth A. Johnson, M, explained why he stab­ bed six persona, on* critically, while walking through an afternoon crowd hi downtown Minneapolis Saturday. Johnson, a former mental patient with a past history of senseless violence, else fried to alU tha throat af a policeman who tried to arrest him. He finally was trapped At the by three officers to a restaurant. active Alexandria Opens Integrated School time there are 11 fo lb If (bay want to strike if no fo : . ilea designed to develop a mac* » powerful mullt-etage rocket tar U iaunchlag earth satellite* and tb prepare for flight* I* other plan* eta. "Ie this eonnerthm,'* (be am oounesment said, "Tea* fo author­ ised to state that fo* area daftead by Um aoordtoatea give* fo tb* automent ef Jan. g, 1MB, fo I from *^iK»g» |M ^ea fra * Feb, b - l u t fo ■i The Soviet tfofog' anaaunood « daa. B that ft we* Betting oaldo b 44AMsquare-mile foal area fo foe Central Pa rifle about U M arifoe •oulhwort af Hawaii for a mouth from Jon. U to Fab. IA. It warned shipping and ptoeM net ef fob area during thla time, Tha Taa# announcement font the toot* have ended ahead ef achedele means that normal anrfaee and ate travel may safety ba re­ sumed fo tbe Pacific aegfoa re* oaks ahead af time. Teas made Me dfoaleeeie ef foie second Soviet super-missile Mat abet fo foe FeaMt fo a « tcfo l broadcast. Tb# aanrenreweet waa extreme­ ly bretf to comparison with th* statement Issued following fo* Bret shot Jan. M. This time, it gave a* distance the racket traveled, nor did M aay bow dare Mawn* re Me target point. Teas acid foe Aral racket came within u s mMoe of Me tea-4 after n Bight ef 7,Ml H o e , Gales Defends Missile Strength WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dofena* Secretary Thomas I . Gatos today disputed the Idea that Beasts hat outdistance or area overtaken lb* United ate toe fo military power. Galea, teitifyiog for foe B nt ■ Um* ea defease secretary before the ScueU military appropriations subco mlttee, said emphatically there was ao 'deterrent gap' fo America^ military strength. Gates farad questioning ** report# that toulligenc* eaperta have modified estimate oa which he baaed bl* appraisal af V. A mllit. / needs. Ha conceded foal Uhl J l u i i l u L , "may enjoy — at limes — a moderate numerical superiority" of toterrantteantal btUfoa* and sea-launched missiles during the nest three year*. But be said the "veriatUUy and afrragth" af U. S. overall retalia­ tory capability waa much greater. *i* As support ef this claim, he e f powerful long-range bomber ft a "cleariy superior" Navy 5 ? bettor air defense. — Jewish Leaders Gather For Meet MIAMI BEACH (UPI) can Jewish Under* gatb today to prepare for th* Inaugural raeforiere e l " Jtwteah 1 b* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa780f1e3682e349083f8ee38ceb337c.pdf 5cc763b9e44cb1d6281228b7944dd480 PDF Text Text : \ ~>r'- :’ n roT J ' ** lyA*? . • ’ •' ' ’ ’ a tit • „ VP I -Hi/v \ t 'i* ’Morals' Charge To Start Soon At Brookfield I. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Commercial sewing classes open­ ed Jan. II at Sanford's Brookfield Mills. Trainees do not get paid while attending classes and are not guar­ anteed a job. Successfully finishing the course depends on trainees' manual and mental ability. The school will operate five days a The .Betel Department received aa ap: ‘ Rerwte law Md Tuesday of H.MN,« 1 far man than one alia of interstate highway rnetructkm la ! 'v NEW HAVEN, Coon. (UP1) — Nineteen Yale University students, representing hometowns from coast to coast, go to court todsi to answer charges stemming from a “ morals complaint" which rock* ed the school's 290-year-old foun­ dations. The uadergrads wore all charg­ ed with lascivious carriage, a charge which could result io ailmonth Jail sentences or SMO lines, or both. All were treed under bonds e! $500 when arrested. The roundup of students began following the disclosure Jan. i t that there had been several Inci­ dents at Yale's CaUioeu College Involving a score ef undergrad­ uates and a 14-yearoU |hr1 from nearby Hamden. Allan M. Campbell Co., Tyler, « t t ., submitted the bid for tbe prefect which celts for on eightlane divided facility between 7Mb gad Mth Sts., with dual grade eeparatiou bridges over N. W. tflh and N.W. tu t Sts., and dual bridges ever Little River Canal. Bidders aa other prefects: Lake end Volusia: SUte Road IN la Mount Dora, S R4S from SB IN in Mount Dora east to the Weldvo R im , Laka Ave„ and Irma St. la Tavares between SR IS had Dare Avr„ and SR IS and fte teem the south limits to the M th limits of Orange City, PsvA-Way Carp., Ukaland, fill,SOS. Pinellas: SR « 7 la SL Petersharg on Ilk SI. north from Mth Are. north (o 17th SI. north, W. L. Cobb, Tampa, U.M.U0. Falk: SR S-1T-A from a point « SR M south of Lake Writs, wait about OJ mile, Willis A Sanches, OcaU, 9SS.1II. By PRED DANEIG Polk: SR S-SS7-A from a point NEW YORK (UPI) - Here’s S J . miles north of Lake Alfred •artk 1.7 miles, Paul Stiusher, a quick Idea of how unpreten­ Winter Park. 1141,0*. tious the new Kate Smith show la: Miss Smith wore the same gown throughout her half-hour CBS-TV musical roilcall. . The accent, you see, was on .music and no! fashion, aaappy pattar or danelng; juat the sound of music. , . It was a pleasant thaw. Of course, wa’vn seen enough of Miss Smith oo reeent TV guest appearances to know that voicewise, as we say east of Madlaou wad SR M U from SR SO North Avenue, she sure can vocalwlee 4U SR fM, J. D. Manly, Leaaburg, but the happiest factor of all was S172.M. Putnam: Surfacing on SR II in seeing *that she didn't lot her­ Wont Rice Creak north of Palatka, self get trapped into a soupy, worth to the Clay County line, dated array of music arrangeDuval Eagiasertef A Contracting mhnts. She's staying young. The orchestra, under Neal HefU'a ba­ Co, Jacksonville, SITSAM. ton, knocked out aomo crisp ■winging backgrounds for ter — especially in Tbe els sees were started in co­ operation with the county Depart­ ment of Vocational Education, dl•acted by E. 8 . Douglass. Douglass fcaa stressed the need for morn trained eeamstressea in Seminole County'* garment industry. Iks classed grew out of a Jan. It meeting attended by Douglass, Marvin Mellter of Sanford Manu­ facturers, Inc.; Abe Gussow of Brookfield Mills, Inc.; John Pierrn of Pierrn Manufacturing Co., and Dan Hahn, manager of the Sanford office ef tbe Florida State Employ­ ment Service. Kate Smith TV Musical TurnsOutPleasantShow tire, supported by tome wild cam­ era elfeeU, walked off, or Magfared off, with the acting honors in Monday night's Pater Gunn chapter. Mrlntlre portrayed a fargone alcoholic who hired Gunn to keep him away Norn Ike booee for II hours so that Mclntlre's airport reunion with hie daughter eould go off without a hiccup. The script had somo flaws In B and the ending, though callout, was nevertheless Justifiable. But what stands out is Mclntlre's terrifying portrait ef a burnt-lip, blearyeyed, bewhlskered old sot. Love and Marriage concluded Ms stand on NBC-TV Monday night. 1 thought Stubby Kayo aa tbe aongplugger aaa William Domaroet aa Ida bass might have made H a mors oatoftalalng series If they hadn't boon eaeumborod with a dreary “ family torn- Giant Sprays PORT WORTH. Tex. fVPI) J. L. Robinson, superintendent ef Port newMiewngn dtepotal NfvnrK WALT OATM AN HEARING CONSULTANT — wIE abed re sttsrffr a ; MIAMI (UPI)—A M-fbot FIRST CUT r| FRESH MEATY PIG FEET PALM VALLIT PORK SAUSAGE Barter Jimmy Drow, who used la M l Adfai R. Stevenson's lute and • long-time supporter of Steven­ son for president, net this note from the farmer Mlaria governor "I K » r you are *141 for me far prurident Bless you, my dear ; friend. Rot yen have suffered ■ enough tad 1 release you here- j| K , su -4 7 M AXW ELL FRESH GROUND TASTY CHUCK BEEF STEAK H O tlS B . u M , 4 ? JEW EL SHORTENING •ww»7* * Drew waited SS hours outsit a filing office early this month to presste petMloai to become n Damacretie convention delegate for L b. C m (With 9740 food Order) (ib iw o fM l) BLUB PLATS Birds Eye SALAD DRESSING Spinach II On. SU P E R VALUE 2/39c BREAD Birds Bps Cte Corn 10 oz. 2/45c Groan Giant LAUBA ANN INSTANT io i COFFEE V - T ^ C Peas flsra Lop , ! '( ) , , No. 303 21c Loaves .f Brownies 14 oz. 79c 8H U R F R E SH W IL S O N GRADE MA M SH IPPED 2 DOZ. Cm (lim it t P ltB M ) ' ; EGGS A jEBJ m-rn $.r.Amnmmdof ...... .. T?TTvr i :aL: t M w r i 'w i t :M M W M . k MddWifMWl • M ARKETS SA V IN G S >; 1100 - 13th St. Seat e d Ave. of 4th St. / 7 . * .s-acas*?. ■Baavaargmyi- : B .J & v f l f f S SirV a il.'' ’ i TYHiit|krMMi WBWiW ------------------------------------Z I P * jm* u - - _ i i * f �-’V* \'i: County Fair To Open Feb. IS Fair day* a n coming. The Seminole County Fair will be Feb. 15-20 on the Sanford American Legion Post grounds. Page Show# will furnish the midway. Children's day for youngsters under 15 will bo Feb. 18. Special hours for tha young people that day will ba 4-7 p.m. Children will get tickets at their schools. Two bicycles, one for a boy and one for a girl, will be given to tho two lucky ticket holders Feb. 16. Each of the bicycles ia worth $50. Thera is no admission charge to tha fair put on by Sanford’s American Legion Foot 53. ”0 Captains to operate the fair wiU ba appointed after Monday night's post meeting. Each captain will pick a team to assist him. tt i 1 ^ Firemen Agree On Mutual Aid Four Seminole County fire departments streamlined their mutual aid agreements Wednesday night. Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry and Lake Mary fire departments worked out two agreements that will keep all four towns protected even though some departments may be away from home helping fight fire in another town. Hews Briefs Connor To Run TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Sen. James E. Connor of BrooksviUe today notified Secretary of State R. A. Gray ha wiU be a candidate for re-election lo the ninth sena­ torial district seat. £ -1 5 Heady WASHINGTON (UP1) — Th« first of three X-U rocket planes design­ ed to probe the fringes of apace wiU be turned.over In the govern­ ment In the next "week or so." Tha X-U Sa designed to carry a man to altitudes of 100 lo ISO miles and at speeds of 4,000 to 4,300 miles an hour. Jtfigrant Problem “ BELLE GLADE (UP1) - Slate farm labor chief Ralph Hose esti­ mates 9,300 migrant farm worker* will be out of work or "partially unemployed" in Florida by Fab. I. But Moaa said tain survey show­ ed another harvesting peak will bo reached about March 10 at a result of replanting of froxen veget­ able fields. £ )b ject. Contacted NEW ORLEANS (t)Pl) - The Coast Guard reputed Wednesday that Navy ship* have mad« sonar contact with an object on the bot­ tom of the Gulf of Mexico la the vicinity of the Novamber airliner crash which kilted 41 person*, ioundlng equipment located flw object in ISO feet of water. It may ba part of the wreckage of the Ml-fated National Airlines plane wirfqh feraihcd Nov. 18. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Senate President Dewey Johnson, leader of th* "Pork Chop Gang," took himself out of the governor’s raeo apparently because he thought ho .could not get the big city vote. 1 The Quincy legislator had not ofiidaJly announced as a candidate bid it waa thought be would run up Until the moment be gave his withdrawal statement Wednesday. Johnson heeds Ihe bloc of smell county senators, called the "Purfc Chop Gang," which has rcfiued repeatedly to accept a kgUlaUve reapportionment plan acceptable te lawmakers from heavily populated mresr. He was an author of th* con)mla* 44-senator. 103-member tee plan defeated at the p*IU last November. Johnson said his friends bad con­ tributed sufficient funds te insure # reasonable campaign, "but l value my friends too much te risk « * 4r • «»*» ta a campatau ta C PARIS (UPI1—Tlv» government today began the wholesale a m it at extreme right-wing French leaders la a dramatic moea la prevent the Algerian uprising from spreading ta the mainland and overthrowing the government of President Charles DeGsulle. One of the first arrested was extremis, leader Jean-Marie LaPen, a member of the National Assembly who tried Wednesday to organise a students strike la Paris but failed. Arrest warranta were issued for M other prominent rightists. Among these was Air Force Gen. Rene Chassin who helped lead the IMS uprising which smashed the Fourth Republic and brought DeGaulle out at retire­ ment as France's leader. In lHt he was accused of trying ta rataa a guerrilla force France against the existing government. Delegate General Penl De(sorrier said tonight that ho and Gee. Maurice Challe, French commander In Algesia, were leaving the etty of Algiers ta set up ■ command pom la tho reentry aids. Be said President Charles DeGseUe aeon weald Isaac orders to tho army. The warranta. charged all of those sought today with violation of Article tf of the penal coda, prohibiting any plot lo change the form of government. The crackdown began at dawn with police raids oo homes throughout Prance and on rightwing organisations which support the Algerian settlers. WEATHER: Partly dowdy today and tonight with a faw showers. High today in tho upper 70’a. Low toniirht, 48-55. ed Praai Leaned Wirt Established 1908 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. 1960 SANFORD, .FLORIDA NuclearAttackCouldComeSoon, General Says WASHINGTON (UPI) - A ir Force Gen: Thomas S. Power warned today that Russia might have enough intercontinental mis­ siles within two years ta launch a massive nuclear attack on the United States. But, Power, chief of the Strate­ gic Air Command, said the Soviet Union would be afraid to mskt such an attack if America's nu­ clear bombers were kept am air­ borne alert. Such an alert, he said, "can he instituted when re­ quired." If the Russians were not de­ terred from attacking, Power de­ clared, "we will have no active defense whatever against their ballistic missiles." Ths SAC eommander made the statements hi a speech prepared for the American Legion National Security Commission. The re­ marks were sure to add fuel to the controversy ever new admin­ istration estimates downgrading tbs Russian missile threat. Demo- crats claim to* new view is "toe rosy." . Another speekor, Sea. Heory M. Jsckann (D-Wssh.), a member of (he Senate Armed Service Com­ mittee, told the Legtaa group be would seek fund* far M new Polsrii mluile submarine# tote year—seven more than President Elsenhower'* defense budget rec­ ommended. But Power said toe Nsvy's Po­ laris missiles could "conceivably even detract" from th* natloo's offensive strength uni*** they were integrated with SAC weap­ on* under a "harmonious" com­ mand. A Joint strategic command I* under eoniideratioa at the Penta­ gon Although ihe 1,100-mile Pol arta will ranry en H-bomb warhead, Power referred to it as a "small" missile. The four-star general empha­ sised his belief thst ton nation must prepare tor sa airborne WASHINGTON (UPI) — A high official of tha nation** civilian apace agency told Congress today that tho United States Is planning to send a manned satellite around th* .. moon and back to earth sometime by 1965. Richard E. Horner also aaid tha National Aeronautics and Space Administration plnns to land an unmanned satel. Ills oa tha surface of the moon Sleet, Snow, Fog Hit East Coast tattoo ef ihe Belie DevM ate* ft the Civic Center Saturday night. J "The council ia iatecested pri­ marily ia edeeetloo'ehMf beat* di­ sease, but this take* some flaanctel becking, so we ask support- ef die Bette Davis show for inis reason," Southward said. ‘ We would like le point out Wat most at tho funds raised la the county coma back te be apart hart, so we’re really helping ourselves," he etreaaed. With curtain time on ihe blghiy■cclaimed staging by MUs Davia and Barry Sullivan af "The World of Carl Sandburg" set far l:*> §. m. Saturday, only two day* genam le get tickets la advance. Frank Mebaae, ticket sals chair­ man, said today, that there are still plenty of good seats, although tho sale was brisk yesterday. All advance sate tickets are reserved ■cate. Mias Davia has written a tetter lo Mrs. Leonard Munson, Heart Fund chairman here, saying “ it'a a pleasure te be' appearing in San­ ford." Mrs. Munson also had clip­ pings of reviews of the show te AUanta, Daytona Beach, Ft. Lau­ derdale and other cities praising tha prrsehtalioo for its variety and impact. The Seminole County Juvrtuk Council wUl have a "core" group in meet emergency situations and a larger group at honorary mamJuvenile Judge Wilson Alexander told the Jaycees today that this te the present plat of the council'* seven charter ' member*. The charter members will meet sow to work out a definite policy an membership. Sanford Junior High Principal Hugh Carlton said that Uw organi­ sation needs an emergency group that can meet quick!, to lake ac­ tion when children need help. Some aiiuationa Just can’t waft, be added. Carlton, Judge Ateasnder sad Juvenile Couacil president Harold Heckcnbarh explained Uw eemicil'a alma te the Jaycees. Two Hospitalised After Stabbing A atabhing Wednesday night lad it hoapiiaitiattei ef tew lanfaad Steve Dudley was taken to Betelnote Memorial Hospital with a knife wound under his left teag. Sheriff* deputies, aeid. Willie Mae Luces ef 1411*4 W. Uth St- waa hoapReilaad with faro cute toM waa released today. A hearing wit to dcteymj* c h w v , v 1 p. in. Slocks looked for "a manned landing on th* moon" sometime alter 1110. Horner reported NASA now plans two launchings of the l.SOO.OOO pound thrust Saturn apace engine in 1M3. He predicted tl?*t by IMS the United Stales would be able lo launch a M,000-pound space cralt in a Joo-mlte orbit around lbe earth. By IMS, he Said, the United Stairs should be capable of launch­ ing apace cralt waighlng 40,000 pounds lale similar orbit and by HERE'S HOW i r S DUNE. 1 W vwnan* golfer Patty Borg given a little advice te Kader tournament winner Mra. Harriett Williams, above. Mina Herg and high­ ly rated pro golfera Betsy Kawla and Wanda Sanchea put on a golf clinic and ex­ hibition at the llayfalr Country Club Wednesday, From the left are Mra. Jo Symen, also a participant in tha Kader Tournament; Betsy Kawla, Fatty Berg, Harriett Williams, a n d Wanda Sanches. B e l o w , Mlsa Sanches shows some follow-through style as ehe drives a ahot down the fair­ way. (Herald Photos) ■ « & temperature* helped'lake the Icy glgaa off agtdwestern highways, where aevee persons died ia winter-blamed auto aceldeate. WASHINGTON (UF1) - South­ ern Democrat* charged la Urn Sen­ ate today that tha. administration’* new civil rightg proposal ter voting guarantees would revive what they called a "punitive" Becenstrvctioa era hill once npialcd by Congress. In a fleer speech, Sen. Herman E. Talmsdge (D-Oa.) called the plan "election year bait." Ha laid it is symptomatic of what he call­ ed the "second Reconstruction era." Sea. A. Willis Robertsop (D-Vs.) said th* proposal would revive a measure which allowed "federal troops with dram bayonrti te operate el the poll*" after Uw Civil War. Ally. Gen. William P. Rogers unveiled the new admieiitralion proposal Tuesday. It would permit TV May Aid Education Program In County Soon * Talmsdge contended the now fteminoi* County school chiidicu ■iuo U also preparing a detailed proposal te almost Ideatkal with may be tearateg some of their study an the proposed project and a Uw posaed by Coogran te 1IT1 ABC's from lakviilon In the not wiU release further information to county school offic< sis in tho near futura. School officials from Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Volusia, Flagler and Orange mot in Orlando recent­ lyJ * discus* the possibility of set­ ting up special funds for an edu­ cational television project. The group was informed at the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - De­ cember ompleymeat te Florida meeting that Ihe Ford Foundation NEW YORK (UPI) —Prodigal bit an all-time high with 1.II1.M0 U considering aiding in the project heir«a* Gambia Benedict and her workers pieced la Jobe, tha Indus­ bp nieeateg some fundi for these grandmother battle it out ta lw* trial Commission said todayControl Florida cosuites to toe tied New York court* today over the Chairman James T. Vocal!* into the Gainesville Educational IB-year-old brunette's right to be said H waa Ihe drat time ta the att-up on tho north and the Tampa wilh the married man she loves. stale4* history (hat non-agrirultu- Educational art-up on the south. Grandmother Mr*. Henry Har­ ral ompleymeat baa been men The Florida Education Cominis- per Benedict marched Gamble than l.MO.Ote. into Juvenile Court Wednesday "Wo have passed another leadand wm a temporary ruliag pa­ mark In our development as a roling Gambia in ber custody major Mete," Vocaile said. pending a bearing, Feb. M. But Tho total was 40..J0 ever the 33-year-old Andre Porumbeanu previous month. caught up wilh. them with a subARCADIA (U l'l)—Howaid rat­ pen* Vocelle alas reported U-SM Johe ordering Mrs. Benedict to were created by Jha Mate's rising ion, Sg, stabbed himself fstelly bring Gambia today to a higher here Wednesday night aft^r knif­ court where be will seek a ha­ ing hie estranged wife during an beas carpus ruling releasing hie argument over reconciliation, of­ tero age sweetheart. ficers aaid. I'orumbeaau'a petition in Man­ Patton's M-year-old wife. Agnes, hattan Supreme Court cbsrgod ■ufftared superficial guts |on bet that Gamble was being “ Illegally throat. detained” to ber grandmother's Rheriff'a deputies said] Patton imposing white stone mansion went to hia home to attempt n just off Fifth Avenue. reoancUiatton with hi* wire after Gamble wan in tears as police a two week separation. An argu­ led ber through the crowd outside ment began and Mra. Felton fled lhi BrookJra ugH M a aad Am* with her husband chasing her, posited her la her family's black deputies said. limousine Mon Stabs Self After Argument Moose To Sponsor alert to which some ef hi* awclear bomber* would be kept eon. stonily la toe sir so they would not be destroyed ux the ground bp a surprise Russian attack. By 1M2, when ha predicted Ruesis might have enough apissfla* te attack, Power said, "we will not have in full operation warning systems, which under all circum­ stances, will give SAC enough warning to get the alert tares air­ borne before It can be destroyed on to* ground.1* Moon Satellite Ready By '65 tn esse one town department peeds help, the nearest town will send It. The town furtberest from tho fire will send a truck to the town that weakened its asm pro­ lection by sending help to tho city where the Are it burning. Thla system of overyone moving up a atep will keep any ona town from being totally unprotected. It will also get help to tho lire from the nearest point. In sase of a very bad fire, where trucks -from all towns had U help, tho following system would go into effect. A man would be posted at a phone near the fire and the phone number given lo each town's department. If a fire broke out in any other city, the town would simply phone this By United Press lateraattenal number to recall its trucks from A winter mixture ef sleet, snow the original fire. Casselberry fire chief Paul and fog covered the East from Bates said that all fir* ehltfa Maine to the Gulf Coaat today. An ice storm which plagued midwill maet Feb. M in iron out western molorisla Wednesday knif­ final details of ihe plan. ed aenua the northeaat from north­ ern Ohio Into Massachusetts. Snow covered New England,north of tho let tone and light rain drlxzled through low clouds and fog Irons the mid-Mississippi Valtey Into Alabama and Georgia and from New York state into Florida. The Weather Bureau warned that Earnest Southward, president of highways would slay dangerous tha Seminole-DeBary Hurt Coun­ from Ohio to Massachusetts today, cil, spoke at Me Chamber at Com- la addition lour to ate laches ef mertf .Qdtoq Oak thisr.marring Judge Explains Council Plans Johnson Withdraws From State Race France Begins Drive Against Anti-DeGaullists 1 i * •."" • v •* v.,r„ i7« President Charts Political Course LOB ANGELES (UP!) - presi­ dent Elsenhower appeared today te have charted kii course ef po­ litical aettom lor the pre-oonvealioo stages of the 1IM campaign: Steer deer at personalities far the time being and drum no th* Isaues af inflation and national BMirairiiw security. ~* Speaking from here Wednesday night to thousands af Republican party workers gathered at "din­ ner with Ike" fund-raising par­ tial acroia tha nation, Uw Presi­ dent hammered away at Demo­ cratic fiscal policies. He stressed repeatedly how Amerlre bed prospend tote th* world's meet powerful nation, militarily end economically, during the Arm aoven years of bin administration. Thla was bla first major politi­ cal speech of Ihe natioaal elec­ tion year end he spoke te the home state at the Republican most likely to run to auccaod Urn, Vice Pnaldent Richard M. Nixon. Yet, not once during his closed circuit television talk to M party dinners did Eisenhower mention the vice president's name. Scorch Widens For Missing Pair said these achievements wen caaalitent with tho technical know­ ledge sow available t« NASA U "enough resources" were channel­ ed lalo their development. Before today's bearing, a num­ ber of tho House committee said NASA might encounter difficulty gelling money from Congress ualeaa H provided more information to ibo legislators. Rep. B. F. Sisk (D-CaUf.) told Untied Press internatieaal: "U the agency la going lo lake a policy of aoi giving us full and complete information, we're going le have lo taka a good bard look al every item in Urn authorisation," Bond Interest Due Here Feb. 1 Needy $43,000 in interest an Sanford bonds will ha duo Fab, 1 and Mar. I. Monday, to,009 interest wM ha due on Sanford Public Improve­ ment Revenue bond*. The inter­ est te paid out ef Florida Pnwor and Light Co. franchise fundi. Tan of tha 11,000 bonds wlft alio bo retired M.nday, This Issue was originally sold for $400,000. March 1, $34,000 interest oo San­ ford's A, B, C, D and E bonds will be due. There te $3,MIAM worth uf these hoods to be retired. All these bonds make up ail ef the saves city Issue* to be re­ tired. Interest oo the seventh, the weter and sewer revenue certificates, will be paid May 1. Payments an eaeh of these Issues is made semi­ annually. Sanford’a bond* outMending new total f3.lM.M0. Salemote Blocks Soviet Wor Debt NEW YORK (UPI) - Mock price* at I p. m.l American Airilnea .............. 31*4 American TAT ....... am American Tobacco ............ lom Bethlehem Steel ................. i m Caterpillar ......... site C A O i, , 07 Chrysler ........................... cut Curtlsi-Wright .................... M DuPont ............... X37V4 Eastmaa Kodak ................. M Ford Motor ...................... St General Electric ........ . N General Moton ................. 40*4 Graham > Paige . . v . , 1*4 1st, T A T 33(4 Lorillird............ ................ s m Minute Maid ...................... if Fatuity .................................111(4 Peon RR Scart Roebuck . . Standard OU (NJ) Siudehaker ........... U. S. Sleet ......... Waatinghouse Ml. . CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) — A Negro construction worker wah kilted by a truck today white on the Job at tha Mg missile tea* center here. The victim wee IdeatiCM am Morris Carter, eg, at Baaferd. Authorities said Carter waa run over by a dump troek at Complea 34, where fedUtlae ter America’* Saturn super-booster rochet era being built County Contmiufcmsra will tea*# Friday morning te visit throe ether Jell* « the Mate haters discussing construction costa af a Raw county jail. County Commission Chairmen Joba Krider said thla mornteg that he, along with commissioner* Varoon Dunn, Lawrenw Swafford end Homer LRUs, wid lour jails te 3*bring end Oran#* tad Broyard ffrmilltt. Accompanying Urn hoard on tha trip will bn Architect Jamea Gam* bla Rogers. In explaining th* tour. Krider laid the beard agreed lo survey the Jail altos just ai they bed tout* ed health tartar sites over Mm auto before aiming up with n recommendation an the cost a t tha new health center. WASHINGTON (UP1) - A new U. S. * Russian atalemal* today blocked any quick settlemra! of Uw Soviet Union's multi - million dollar World War II knd-Jaast debt te this country. Negotiation* collapsed Wednes­ day when tho Sovtet insisted that U, I. trad* restrictions against Russia be eased in return for say agreement. Bearing an unexpsetsd day gg president at the Central change in Ihe MnmUa'a attitude, Florida Junior College In Ocala, g th* matter wee deed for the time being. i MIAMI (UPI) - lbs sesnh widened today ter t Maryland tanpie missing Macs they ditched (heir ■mall Cessna airplane ia the Rahi­ ms* • week sg*. Twajuyetx Ceart Guard, Ak Fares and Navy plaaes went m teday to leak tor aha smalt. Iden­ tified se Mr. aad UnVOmm |. Dickson of Easton, Md. Vi n �. ... . .. V i.- . V' •7 i- . ; ■ 085? r TS Page B—fTtupg. Jos tt, I HQ . I The Saafocd Humana Society ha* been offered land aad tentatively offered a car or station wagon. The society president, Mrs. Era est Cowley, told Sanford, Kiwi aims Wednesday that o man has offer­ ed two end ■ half acne outside of Sanford. Ho will help remodel the building if be gate seme pay­ ment from the society, Mn. Cow­ ley aald. Society officers will look at the site Saturday. A ‘Sanford ear dealer baa offer­ ed the society a car or station wagon. The offer is tentative be­ cause the society needs the buildlag before it ran scrept tbs ear. The building would bo used oe a shelter. Mn. Cowley eatd the so­ ciety needs land, with a building If possible. The society now has IT membora and (too la tba bank. The money canto from dooaUooa aad membership fees. Thera is a graft seed to Baator aa organisation to take m m Information from Caitro forcoa overthrow Ballita'a government. . Chain acevted Maiferrer'or being Urn leader of a privets army, “the Tlgeri," Wfcleh Caitro Mamed for carrying out private •secutlom ordered by Batista. Maiferrer hat been known U Cuba's Mo. } “ war criminal" aincn Caitro look control, Ho. was ' charged witli the murder and torlure 0/ at leait l oco pcraona. conapirTYLfiR; Tex. (U PI)—Judfcw Craven Board Wednraday turned down Gerald Jonea* application for divorce. Jonea, ■ dirt contractor, Mid hla wife attended a Baptist church too much. The only complaint he had about hia wife in 87 yearn of marriage, he aald, waa that she went to church “nearly every night” and wasn’t home whan ha got o ff work. , Judge Beard, a Baptist deacon, said “1 have no dosire to sat a new precedent In grounds for divorce.” HELPING OPEN THE LANES Chamber ef Commerce "greeter” Charlie Morrison, right, got in a tittle practise at the new Jet Lease Wednesday, let Lanes Manager John Spolski shows how it should be done. The lanes are open unofficially now. A trend opening will he Feb. 88-39. This will feeture loeel competition with netioaellr known bowleg Lee Jougillent end free bowling Instruction. cere of stray animals, Mrs. l’oub ley said. She told the KlwaalaO that city manager W. E. Knowles goto many calls asking that strays be pleked up. The eoelety aimg at preventing cruelty to children, ether depend­ ant persons aad animals. Society members. who got complaints about ear* to children will at in the ehtritf, become deputised and fry to correct the situation, Mrs. Cowley said. “ Only through education can help these ettuatloni," sho aald. Senate HH By Rights Hassle WASHINGTON (UPD-Aaethm civil righto hemle-thla time e v # the poll taa—threatened today tc snort the Senate ahead to the scheduled Fob. II attowdowa on the rights lo w . Tte aati-pell tea meaaurs, to tha form to a prapamd onaoHMdtonal WAMUNOTON (UPI) - The amendment barring the Ux aa e tenoral Barvleea Administration vottog rnqulramant, waa tha ky reaommoadod the sw­ tag business ot a saw past afftoa aad ■at buildlac at Oatoatrite lea. g|peward L. Holland (to at a asm to t t —Maa. Vte.) towwduond tte omoadmo# Wednesday. He tooted k onto an to «n Sraate ate ltea£M»ab £ anrelated meenira sponsored hr DefauvSr (D-TomU J, Dadd (OOaaa). Goinesvillt G alt O K For Fotl.Offica Guaranteed COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP MIAMI (UP!) - Three -yeartod Dsrloae Knowles was happily •iaglag “Jews Loves Mo" WedMsday os sho drive heme with her fondly from aa sflrmeso of Now ptega, pnteU, M atam r, Hospital Notes The Navy Maria. daalgaod far Bring from —hmwgid mmlear ■ubmoriaee, made its fourth otreight lucceeifol flight here. And at Edwards AFB, Calif., the Air N n o mode « lunuifol test of a "mlistlo oa a string.” Lamtta Vann. Sanford Amalia Pans. Sanford WUlio Mao Maaniag. Saofmd Arietta Cobertp, Baadord Jaale Wright, Seafood Jaaa Wlgg, Saated Karl Durawrith, DeKary V^B E N G IN E *(I q T e N G IN K $|900 JjJN FOR THE BEST HEAL IN TOWN ON AtnoMoinrB aard RAUL SMITH'S AMOCO SERVICE CUre Blais, Sanford Mai Watfcjne, Banted la August and December. Youth Killed In Auto Mishap TAMPA (UPI) — Darrel T A 8 -N M Mr. and Mrs. Theodaro aaamas, Sanford, a sen Mr. and Mrs. Mai Osher*. Sanford, a daugMor Mr. ami Mrs. katert HhMhaw, Sanford, a daugMor « /^ * ^ r a U m A .W lg | , Seated, a te fM w Mr. aid Mn. Bernard Mala, Basted, a daughter M ilk Froductrs M ay Cut Frica* TALLAHAMEE (UPI) - Milk grade wei la Cootral Plorida aad the Tampa Bay aroa may now ant m m aa ranine milk sold to ■Uksfy laitinnioai D iti A t H om an The Milk Commlaaian raleaed Ma 'NmlaUeaa Wadnetday to aa- OUUKWATM (UPI) <—Co] Barnett Water Manta, eaten late effect, k must bo approved by a majority of dalrymea la a spent billot.__________________ WASHINGTON (UPI) —‘ Bop. Wayne L. Haya (D-ohto) ia far from beteg a coeltnaod birdhater, but a aerials M-tet eagle can Mala hla tamper at the drop of a leather. It’s , the one the Stale Depart ■eel waata to plan an the roof program. Mow- posed roof top ornemeat because of the coat. ‘ ‘The subcommittee told them that aside from the nuaelioa of lute ta kavtag a M-foot eagle oa the roof, then was Urn fueatlaa of wasting tespayore' money,” Haya said. * “ 1 further told them whet with all this screaming shout the budg­ et •round hen, leaving out $M,M weald ho e good piece to ! *• way suit" jttstfSP The subcommittee, hooded by Mays, eeoaUoaod State Departmen! otftclols about • nguest far a .to million dollar authorisation ■> JtOHNiCotP* I) \I ’•I KU & -• - d# 1 -j b.. »:• •- - J4 t- W* *. »■ i ♦ i 1r �EACH COUPON LISTED BELOW IS GOOD FOR THE AM O U N T OP STAMPS SPECIFIED. A TOTAL OP 1000 FREE STAMPS. IP YOU USE ALL THE COUPONS. THESE STAMPS ARE IN ADD ITIO N TO THOSE REGULARLY EARNED. ° « U N t W H IC H I? Liquid Shortening PLEASE USE SCISSORS TO CLIP EACH COUPON FOR FASTER SERVICE AT THE CHECK OUT. 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Chen Peoch, Pooch, Cc Cocoonut F R U IT PIES 99' L I M A BEANS 5 Pon-Redl Froion 39' O Y S T E R S Suptrbrand Grad* "A" IVORY SOAP 4 27' L E S T O I L Powdered Blooch IVORY SOAP 10' L E S T ARE Mild, Puro Twinkle Copper IVORY SOAP 2 33' C L E A N E R MMAmmMmmmsA Mild, Puro g H T tf V d et S t ie ft ,iJiMiMiL 4V4*m . / At Yi«f Nmbm# WlRB>Slik M In Addition Tolhooo Rogulorty Eomod Whon You Purchoto M ''s lettlo Jewell Boot, Chicken, Turkey INERT PIES Coupon Vttf Afttr Jonuery llu . Pan-Rodf Jumbo FroiM Wine tap A| Ybw N At To m Noomt WIomOWo lu Addition To Thoto RoguUHy Eomod Whou You Purahom hi Addition To Thoto Rogulorty Eomod When You Purchoto BobO Scouring lu Addition To Thoto Regularly Eemed Whon You Purchoto Cioonter m V? l * �I * l TH E ITIN ER A N T to M tf to t deelled It'a time Is m in d owner* of vatads that they t o f f u obligation to keep thorn from tug eyesores. ' DWmlMtnDtn told tha city manager this week to ■ tap tofereemeet o f the sanitary regulation* gg par* | to vaeaat lots tad unused property, tore hr* plenty of placea around town which need at op and a k* of them era along French Av*,, coming the iw fcif eye of the treveltoe who pane along Hwy. »Y - GRORGB W. CRANK. n , d ., m. d . CASK D - 491: Ned G„ aged W, la a hrUliaet engineering stu* dent. “ But, Dr. Crane,” he began mournfully, “ 1 am a dummy when oa a data. “ I daa’t knew what te talk about. whkhhav* been left untended to grow add refuse for so long may even to hee to toeotae a public 'use ertwf have form those Jobs schedule o f work without having to Donna] pride of ownership ehoold * * * tad ether engineering subjects. * “ But the coeds don’t know a thing about what 1 am aaylog, so they are glad to get rid of me. “ I seldom rata a second data. At first, I decided girls were just stupid, but 1 have followed your column long enough to decide that snap judgment ta just a Mat UtUe means of panlog the buck aad avoiding blame for my own poor lit e r s rid away campaigns the community supports In rtBtwaat o f tto pablio good. AUof them are wall concelvad I jM tffkbty promoted to contribute to indication of ftlsns o f tosltbiiad welfare. New^mpme, spang the other now* media, a n called m to to b a lm t t o ttoao efforts o f the various civic or* daatfcme, church, social aad business groups to niss is . fat ■■rtuvg or stir op public interest In other ways la Cuba before tha Castro cstsstrepe, aad during, aad after it. Hla koea reporter's ays and hU betraylag heart chronicled a story of hate ead love — the romance of Castro's ragged hills of ravoiutha and tho pasateo ef tba aaerat men laying down their weopoal voluntarily te hold a baby while the mother pulls a comb eut of bar handbag to aataagla tha child’s tres its. Then the Intimate picture, look, lag la ea a Cjban elocution. You’re witching, listening, wfaoa ala rifles explode at ecee. Here's the way Andy aaya it la hla book! “ Moreno stiffeaqd. . Hla lags aeamtd te stretch eat, as a perns dees when he U ia bed aad wakee ap aad atretebse Me lose, ead hla head went up aad against the wall. Ha seemed te nmala there for several seconds, as though haajjag ea a hook. . . “ Hla body railed a IMOo ea eae aide t e a the violence ef the aad one leg disced la the eir for t moment bate* falliaf back. Tbea, the mob feU eileat • .Ike birds had otopte d siaglag. . Ibst’a tee why Andy wrote R Thera was always the iatlaete la “ A Reee ef Rebels? But, toil, teusb. Aady was la Havana when call/, R1* the story ef a nowsCastro's July the Nth wen swirled vary few papers which do not contribute •pace to th«M projects, Thera la a load limit tea flsvaral different projects sre going on » pried, tha paper* cannot always please chimp." That mtaas you moat know enough to atari a conversation, but repartee ia to ask o qucillon. Fade out with the-lntamiatlaa mark (?), for it ia abapad tike a fishhook ssd simply books th* other par- “ Hew de yon kotp your skin looking so soft aad JovelyT” Ned caa casually inquire of hla date. This query packs a double-barrel wane* far It not only pays te* oaod a eoMpUmate on bar oomptexiou, bat likewise start* her off oa hor part of tha dialogue. Aa experienced mala la suck a smooth operator that ho will Area strobe her cheek with his fingerUh ta corroborate his interest la her eofi skin and thus more ^ getraavem U o, upon a pVTMUl MVlAe At tee outset, a shy iatrovertJvs Hollywood cap only fted seatooagtosir may art be able to carry moment This is natural and eontrl* ■oat of them, but committees should o f TtoBarald has atatlsUca showing that itea front page epaee tp worthy projects mount of several thousand doQare a year Ink advertising rata. gtedkr, to t at the sacrifice o f leaving oat s e s a a .n srfc .r'S bat bs (IB at bait ilk tba quo*Uon In a meditative war* “ You art a very graceful dine•r,” he caa continue,' “ w 1 npyou attend i M o< dancel, don’t rout" Aar aueh querr will quick]/ Hr* mil a lopiided adcatlit to •trike «P ■ far dialofM which ii oaailr wilhia the range of both their experience*. Aad If mu are jm r at/aiied by OM of those awful pauses, that may latntda la tba convertsUoa of orta sophisticated people, then you feel like calling “ Help, Help.” go use that very word si aa ab­ breviated formula for starting in* Uresting conreraalloa. The “ K” stands for “ Hobbtai,” to ask your companion if bo (or ■ba) ever collected Ramps or bat­ tle caps, book matches or birds’ eggs, ate. If this opening proves a dud, then switch over to “ E” which Includes “ Entertainment,” meanlog movies, athletics, the theater, dancing, etc. The “ L” involves "Literature." ranging from comic hooks and pa­ per backed editions te Um classics, poetry, etc. Beware af being too highbrow for on the usual data your companion likes to relax. Finally, report te the “ P" for “ Politics,” but avoid. angry do* bate*. Keep on u h , neutral ground, rach aa whether U-/ear oldi should vote, since the/ are drafted at that age for Ana/ Serv* lee* a Or ask If U. 8 . aenatora ahoulf be limited to two terms, aa the prestdeat la. etc. fend lor the booklet “Formula for Oa/ Conrcraalioo,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus It cents (non-profit). ’ It include* a fuller txpUnatioa af the H-E-L-P formula abort, plus tba longer “ DEAR HOME PALS’* formula I used with mr North* western tlnireraltr students, n (Always write la Dr. Craaa tau cars af this newsHPer, eaelas* lag a hag 4c rtaapad, addressed earetapa aad Me to carer typing aad printing testa when pan aaad ’ far ass af hla booklets.) Quotable Quotes DENVER- Mrs. Shirley Jaia Havens, whoa# qucillon to Preiidaet Elsoahowsr was answered by the President la ■ speech Wed* Msday eight, to why she wrote him: “ My father has always told m e . that if you ever want a queitloaW^ SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP!) - Dr. answered, find someone whe ese Lloyd E. OhJin, aa authority oa answer M.” Juvenile delinquency, says errant youngsters do not realise the hard CHICAGO — Moutain climber work necessary for a carter in Sir Edmund Hillary explaining crime. why be would rather staff an ex* la a lecture her*, the Columbia pedltioa to the Himalaya moun­ Unlveralty educator said It Is not tains with a married man: true “ that tveryoos who Xalla to “ Married men think of home succeed according te tba rule* of and mom, but bachelors have the game caa turn to crime.' more unsettling .thoughts about . “ To engage la e successful cri­ minal career eu« has to have the right attitudes, tee right train, DALLAS- Fred Frits, Ariiona lag aad skills aad access te the csttlemsa, aa why highways mike organised resources and protec­ caul* rustling easier titaa in th* tion that auk* a eerier of crime old days: a reasonably safa pursuit, bs said. “ A rustler caa pull up to a paa* tun, cut a few wlrei, aad taka the cattle away la a truck.” Life O f Crime No So Soft Secretaries Get M edical Training SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP1) - St. Joseph’s Hospital here Is trying to oaso tba aurso shortage by teaehiag secretaries bow to tako temperatures, read bleed pressure and administer hypodermics. A spokesman explained that maay registered aurset are lair­ ing hospital staffs ta work la doctors' offices os secretaries aad nsslatsate. The idea af SL Joseph's threemonth course ia te give young women with secretarial trailing aa education ia elementary medi­ cal procedures so they caa re­ place these aursoo, keeping teem available far hospital staff*. Spedsily Priced Luncheon Served dally la th* BAMBOO LOUNGK ef the M ayfair Inn “Meet Your Friends' £ a n iu u u f Q lsuV iancsi Q fm im usUk Take advintagfe o f th ii b ig bargain event and S A V E M O N E Y ! N ice selection o f . , a ^ i i i E B a kfSSSOBE ® ;- r f B B B B * m m m ad r a s a ® K B r f r a w s r '/. |sfis!ji ad b£ &Us/%AiAa&d !LW S to •/*/f ' ' “ / ' lJ! fS fTTJ O VERW EIG H T w y e m g r g j iffe ip n top gifeai|N Is j ■nul ’MflHD Tgte’fJ «M«wr fe# *§* th* M L * if ym IH m c k * k M s r t a p s f f fr tg v p M f I �■B m p Tlmr*. Jan. 28, .1960—P an 6 Betty King, Donald Yost Wed At Central Baptist Church. Mi>i Bruy Jane Kins, dauxhter of Mr*. Dt.sir M. Kins berime the hridr nf Donald Karl Yo»l, ion of Mr. and Mr*. K. W. Yoit, Jan. S at 7 p. m. at Central Bap­ tist Church. The Rev, Gall Smith officiated at the ceremony. The church was decorated with arrangement* of white chrysan­ themum* and greenery. Mr*. Shir- NEW OFFICERS of the Rainbow Girl* shown at the in­ stallation ceremony at tho Masonic Temple. Front row, left to right they are Diana Hayes, Pat Rabun, Cheryl Repp, Joy Tripp, Barbara Thomas, Carol Repp, Linda Williams. Second row, Joyce Shepard, Sand! Wright, Bur mra Wimberly, Eileen Myers, Juan Jones, Glni Tay­ lor. Third row. Dorothy McAlexander, Jennie Markham, Carol Ann Schlmmlng. Elizabeth Grant, Caroline Buggeriy anti Lynn McCord. » (Herald Photo) ........... Navy Wives Club S*V* gown of white lace over while *atin with three quarter length sleeve*. Her veil of silk illusion fe|l from a circlet of white seed pearl*. She wore pearl earring* and bracelet and carried a bou- Circle T o Give . ri? Compiling Used Clothing Favorite Cookbook T o Needy Family The pot luck luncheon given by wthe Navy Wives Club wss well ftWF1 attended by members and three guests. Everyone seemed to be weight conscious after the Decem­ ber holiday foods, at salads were foremost on the bill of fare. A report was made by the presi­ dent, Mrs. Nell Kutser, concerning the personal recipe book being com­ piled by the club. She stated that •anyone having a favorite recipe who would like to have It In the book, should tend it to her rt 206 Bamboo ,Dr. The only requirements are; they must be handwritten neatly or typ­ ed with the name and address of the one submitting Ihe recipes. For additional information call Mra. Kutser at FA 2-5603, Tha neat meeting Is scheduled for Feb, I at g p. m. at lha regular meeting room on the base. Mem­ bers are urged to attend and bring t • c to C iil fcvsuniA FRIDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve Assn, second anniver­ sary dinner, 7:30 p. m. at the U.S.O. bldg, for members sad their guests. Joint meeting of Veteran* at World War I and the Ladies' Auxiliary al I p. m. at the Legion A Club, 3306 Hwy. 17-62. Annual w election of officers for 1660. Mem­ bers and prospective members urged to attend. Home Demonstration Caunty Chorus, 1:30 p. m. at tha H. D. Center, 401 E. 23th St. Organisation meellng of a San­ ford 4-H club at g p. m. at tha H. D. Center, 401 E. 25th SL AU interested persons Invited. Members of the Shirley Smith Circle of the W. M. U. of Pinec m l Baotitt Church chose at their project for next month a visitation program. Under this program of the church they will rolled used clothing and bed linen* and present them to a needy family. The group met at the home of Mrs. Bessie Dsvis on Maple Ave. for the monlhty busineaa and pro­ gram meeting. 'Mrs. Lucille Abrams gave the devotion and the program was DAUGHTERS OP THE AMERICAN COLONISTS, Pilgrim chunter, met at Phelps Restaurant Tuesday. From the left are, Mrs, Josephine Wright, of Orlando, treasurer; Mrs. F. E. Roumillat of Sanford, luncheon chair, man; and Mrs, Lawrence Tinsley of DcBary, recording secretary. In front are Mrs. Q. C. Montgomery of Orlando, regent; and Mrs. Alex Cuerten of Winter Park, registrar. (llcrald Photo) Lewis. •to ppin g r e c ip e Apricot bread stuffing make* a good accompaniment for duck. Combine 5 tablespoons melted shortening, I cups of H-Inch bread cubes, t cups chopped cooked apricots, >/l cup washed, seed­ F. E. Bolt were hostesses to the less raisins, m teaspoon sail, and l» teaspoon chopped parsley, group. During Ihe program, Mrs. Boggs A- pineapple tap planted la a tpoke on National defense. small jar of waltr wilt sprout and taka root. It mikes an attacllva pslm-llke plant. Lake Mary Groups Sanford Host To D.A.C. Chapt Twenty-one members and guciti of ,tha Pilgrim chapter of the Daughter! of the American Colonlita of Central Florida gathered at Phclpa Restaurant for a lunch­ eon mooting this week. Mrs. Gideon. C. Montgomery, president,, at Orlando presided at tha business session whan dele­ gates were elected to both tho state conference In Clearwater March, t to II and lha national meeting In Washington. Mrs. Lawrence Tuistey of DeBsry and Mra. James Whittaker Vlslaa Report d i d About U per cent of everything wa know is leaned through our eyes. Yet studies (how lhat a large percentage of the nation'a 27-mil­ lion school children have faulty vision. One survey placed the fig­ ure at one out of four children. Mrs. Shepard Elected of Titusville were named delegates io the itata Conference. Mrs. W. Hal Adkinson, Orlando ami Mrs. K. L: Hamilton, Daytona Beach wrre choicn ai alternates. Mra. Adkinion and Mrs. Henry Boggs of Detand were elected dele­ gates to the national mcciing. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat and Mrs. O.E.S. Worthy Matron Members of The Intermediate Department of the Lake Mary Baptist Church attended the Musi­ cal Festival held in Sanford Friday night at the First Baptist Church. After the program they returned to Lake Mary for • social hour al th home of Rev. and Mrs. Wills)', Boman where they all rnjoied r song session and refresh mer'. served by Mrs. Boman. Twenty-eight Juniors from Lak Mary attended the Junior social al the Lake Mary Baptist church last week. After playing games on the ball field they enjoyed a wiener roast. Adults attending were Mr. and Mrv, J. T. Beal, leaders In charge, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Roman. J A N U A R Y CLEARANCE Mrs. Linnia Moya, worthy mat- Saturday at I p. m. at the Masonic gna af Seminole Chapter No. I, Temple. w Order of Eastern Star, preseated January blrlbdaya wen celebrat­ the chapter with ilx new Bibles to ed by lha worthy matron (Mrs. b* used in chapter ceremonies. Th* Moya). Mrs. Harvey Dunn and presentation was made at tha last Mrs. Htlan Leinhart. Money col­ masting, with Mrs. Moya presid­ lected in the birthday box during ing. Both she and retiring worthy the year waa turned over te Mrs. patron, Harvey Dunn, thanked of­ Kathleen Reynolds, mother edvlior ficers and members for courtesies of tho Rainbow Girls. It will be during their year te office. used by the girls in their work. Election nf new officers was held Mrs. Myrtle Shawver, Areta with lb* following being elected; chapter 71, Casey, III. was the only _ Mrs. Marjorte Shephard, worthy first-time visitor at th* meeting. W mntron; Elmar J. Still, worthy pat­ Harvey Dunn, worthy patron, was ron; Mrs. Helen Leinhart. asso­ host for the evening. He introduced ciate matron; J. T. McLain Jr., as­ his committee and invited tha 41 sociate patron; Hr*. Augusta Bit* members and nine visiters io the J»r*y. secrateryj__Mra--Mao Shop* dining room for refreshments. rd, treasurer; Mr*. Bthel Peuri- Tha dining ubte wns centered r, conductress; Mrs. Casio Colo, with a large bowl of jonquils and associate eooductiaai and R. E.tbs ether tablet ware decorated PeurUoy. sentinel, with Ugustnim leaves and sm*U Mrs. Shepard, incoming worthy artificial roots. Tha chapter roop* matron, euouaead that an span was decorated with n tall white installation cereasony will ha bald basket af fern aad rod poinsattias. ----------------------------------------- :— 4-H Club Girls Enjoy Hobo Picnic At Crystal Lake MR. AN 11 MRS. DONALD K. YOST VAH-3 O.W. Meet At Mayfair The Mayfair Inn was the selling for the monthly luncheon of the Officer'* Wives of VAH-3. Host­ esses were Mrs. L. M. Beverly and Mrs. 0 . E. Jessen. Mrs. R. W. Stell won the door priie which was the flower ar­ rangement used on the luncheon table. Raby girt* wete prevcnlcd to Mrs. J. B. Shaltuck, Mrs. T. F. Drdman and Mrs, J. J.. Wade. Others attending were Mrs. M. L. Jones, Mrs. R. E. Hurd, Mrs. W. J. Moeller. Mrs. D. Ij. Hart­ ley, Mrs. P, S. Itarward, Mrs. C. L. Filspatrlck, Mrs. A. 0. Arthur, Mrs. F. O. Edwards, Mrs. J. E. Cousins, Mr*. L. R. Ilsurr and two gursls, Mrs. M. L. Rabom Mrs. J. L. West, Mrs. E. M. Wake man, Mrs. R. F. Tucker, Mra, J. W. Taft and guest Mrs. A lloadlcy, Mrs. Shaltuck and thi hostesses. Church Calendar THURSDAY Pat Willis, president af tha Lak* Mary 4-H Girts Club, had eharge of the mooting hold this week ot (be borne of Mrs. Tad Brooklyn, leader, laundra Humphrey lad the 4-H pledge, followed by th* ttafiag of “ All Lovely Meadows.'* Mrs. Brooklyn told the group about the council meeting In ho held Saturday in Sanford and asked th* girl* If thoy would like to Mara how to do household Jab*. Kay Scroggi wa* welcomed os t new member. Tho nest mooting la schedulod for Vto. a at th* homo of R n . Brooklyn. T V 4-H girt* slat onjoyod t Hobo picnic, Saturday, at Crystal Lake Baaoh. They mot at th* ham* of Mra. Brooklyn, droaood as hshoo and carried their tench Rod on tho end nf n stick. Pram than thoy hihed -to th* lak* all*. Pietum ad tho group wan mad* and gems* played te* eluding n m w «M tailed “ Rhp* thm." After lusah woo sorted th* girts eteonod np th* nroa. First Praibyterian Girl Scout Troop 233 meets ato 1:11 p. m. Cub Pack meellng, 7:36 p. m. Ttis Dorcas Circle of lha Upsals Community Presbyterian Church meeti at I p. at. at tha church, Memhon attending won Pari* Pinccrest Bspljst Church visita­ tion program. 10:90 a. m. la T p. m. Choir practica 7:36 p. m. ■oat, Wanda Mlaan, Ann Carte**, First Baptist Royal Ambassa­ Lillian grand— — Barham f l a t dors, 7 p. m. Bible study T;M. s*k p h c b o k s An Evening of GREAT FUH in Sanford — Jan 307 Atlanta; “ A fascinating, glittering entertainment I" WASHINGTON POST “ Crowds give ON STAGE, IN PERSON TWO-TIME ACADEMY AWARD WINNER 15 minute ovation" Daytona Baade Bette Davis and Barry Sullivan “ Plays to GROUP OF FALL standing room SLACKS SATURDAY o n ly !" J u . a. • .tso p. m . 812.95 Now $10.98 89.95 Now $7.98 87.95 Now $5.98 BALANCE UP PALL *i* '*!« * w ord; T E R R IF IC !” 839.95 Nhw 825.09 Now $24.98 $18.98 Laughing yat!H enthralled w ith Com edy! D ram a! : adapted and directed by NORMAN CORWIN based on the works of CARL SAN DBU RG THIS “What o gal! What a thaw! “Capacity awUoawa with Clark Allen “ Described In one Palm Beach: Ft. Lauderdale: SA N F O R D C IV IC C E N T E R Winter Haven: SPORTCOATS R breath with piak satin silk over blue tatin, featuring puff streamers. sleeve*, a blue hat. pearl earring* Mr*. Rteg chose for her dansh­ and carried a bouquet of pink irr's wedding • navy bln* draaa sweetheart rotes and baby's with white areeieoritt and n white carnation eoraap*. Mra, Yost wore an aqua blue dross with white accessaries and a whits carnation corsage. Following the ceremony n re­ caption was held in the ahurch annex. Mrs. Lillian Gatlin kept the bride's book aad others assist­ ing with lha serviag and enter* taialng were Mr*. Roan Walts, Mrs. Alice Dicks aad Mr*. NsMit Jacksoa. For a wedding trip la Miami and Kay West, tha bride abase a light blue taffeta draaa pith whit* accessories and tha erehid from her wedding bouquet. Mrs. Yost wilt reside wM bar mother at bar bom* an West Pirst Street for tho next eight month* white her husband Rniahee Ms army tralalag with tha mlteite survey outfit, in Asburt, Germany. ■ Out of tewa guests included Mr. and Mra. C. R. Dicks af Orlando. Attend Festival Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Frati have returned from their home at Farmingdale, Long Island, N. Y. to spend the real of the winter at their Lake Mary home. Tha intermediate choir of the Lake Mary Baptist Church will rehearse Friday at ■ p. m. at the church. The junior choir will also rehearse at the same time and each Friday from now on. Mrs. Bubin Taylor and Mrs. Mary Wil­ helm, sponsors, will meet with Uteri. quel of white orchid*, for-get-mrnot* and white carnation* with white ribbon streamer* atnp a while bible. The maid of honor wore a bit- M illie !" IS N O T A R E A D I N G ! Tickets o n Sa le at W oodruff B u ild in g 1st St. and Park Ave., Sanford A LSO ON • SW EATERS • SU IT S SALE: * JACKETS SPO RTSH IRTS • BELTS CO M E TICKETS • FELT HATS IN ...L O O K ViPrice AROUND M a i l O r d e r s to B o x 106, S a n f o r d . M a k a C h o c k P a y a b l e to: B E T T E ALL MENS WEAR III f . MAGNOLIA A U S . SANTORO M ill SE A T S DAVIS R E SE R V E D HEART FUND SHOW. PRO CEED S TO HEART Bo x O f f i c e O p e n s 7:00 P . N . - C u r t a i l 1 :1 0 1 �. . . . . . ... - ■ ... ■ ■ - T - . 7- r j r - - - . - , if f , lir I'll Fight'Em All .. !■ •' CHICAGO (UPl) — Cocky Henry Hank said today he could beat Ray Robinson, Paul Pender andm Gene Fullmer lh one nlfbt to win bis No. 1 ambition, the world mid­ dleweight championship. "Robinson's an old man,” he said, "and Pjenders nothing, so I figure 1 could bast them In three or fuur rounds. Tullmer (the Nitlonil Boxing Assn, champion) is stronger, but I think I could best him in six.” Hanks optimistic prediction came after he won n technics! m knockout victory over light heavy-w weight Jesse Bowdry at 2:45 ef the sixth round te a nationally televised bout. He weighed 143 to Bowdry’ s 173. ■ By JK9RY COVINGTON 2tir ft rritJt braftlffrom thi TcBKuifl iday nifht (ha Serainolta nauma *ctomorrow nifht whan thty travel to jkft for a return match. Coach Glenn I’e JV’a start the action at 7 p. m. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPIJ — Dallas, a eotitg# football boon* tain which was a bust as a pro­ fessional sita In 1U2, was «*• ported to ba admitted today as tha llth team in tha National Football Loaguo. Cfhorgo Htlas* complete aspantloa foal aiay yield to a com­ promise, however, A MinnaspalIs-St. Paul franchise bid prob­ ably will be deferred until 1M 1, Seeerdlac la NFL sources. Although both olios rocolvod frsnehlse commitments front Halas’ expansion committee last Oc­ tober, NFL owner* feel a league of II clube for 1M0 is more feedble than 14. And Dallas his roatbtd a much further steye of pfOtress than the Twin Cities. The vote on tspanslon was ex­ pected to ba token sometime late today, or possibly Friday, doponding upon Just how much re­ sistance owner Georto Preston Marshall of tha Washington BedAlns plans to put up to tha pro­ posal. If admitted, Dallas would oporate as a “ swing” team, playiog oaeh othor team In the league •act. Bach club in tha league would play IS gamoe, tha aame be at present, and would bo Idlo oeo wookond during tho season. 7ho why wos cleared for ex­ pansion Wednesday when the NFL voted an amendment to Its fon■Utution, making an Incrtsit in league membership posslbli by a vote of 10 o f tbo IS owners. Un­ der the old by-laws, expansion Could bo achieved only by unani­ mous vote. have been able to do just as they have been coached. Of course we a n looking forward to all of the remaining games on the schedule but moat of the Intereat is centered upon tho big gsme next Tuesday night* The loeaU will be facing Winter Park again and this Is tha only team that haa made a blemish on their near perfect record. In that gama the 8eminolet experienced o very cool night In Uro ehootlng depart, ment not to mention aome very eontrever* slal officiating. It is my firm belief that if they can continue to run and hustle as they have in the last few ball gamts, they ihould bo able to surprise the bigger Wildcats and slap tbem with a lots. I’m sticking with the Seminole* In this one. Anyway you look at it, it promlaoa to bo a thriller from tho opening jump so plan to be there. Thla Apopka team tomor­ row night Isn’t what you would- call a pushover either, so we can look forward to twoouta landing ball gamas. Oviedo, Longwood Clash Friday Oviedo hopes to briny its sea­ son cage record up to .500 as thry^ travel to Longwood tomorrow • night for n contest with the Grey­ hounds. Game time la set for 8 p.m. YOUNG SHAD FISHERMEN Phil Clifford, Danny Wilson and Herb Sul(Ivan didn't make ft jtrisa haul in tho 8t. Johns River but they were not completely disappointed u they landed tha aavaral nice shad ahown here. "We re golnf acaln next weekend," they eald after thly landed at Crowe'n Camp. (Herald Photo) TopContendersHeading ForRegionals Halted Press laterasdsoel West Virginia sad VllUnovs are htsdtd toward a possible rematch la the eastern rational* ef the NCAA cellcge basket bell, toureeaeat at Madleee Square Garden in Merck. The third-naked Mouatelaeere a n heavy favorites te repnaeat the Southern Ceafenace la the New York eliminations ter the sixth straight season end seventh naked VUlanovs hes pnctlcally saved up an "St large” berth la the seme Jamboree. West Virginia handed VUUnova its only detest of the seteon, M il, earlier this month an tha Mountaineers* home hardwood but the Philadelphia Wildcats have launched ■ new winning itraak. They scored their llth victory in 14 games by rolling past Army, 14-33, Wednesday at West Paint. Coach Freddie Schaua' Mountaineon, meanwhile, returned to ac­ tion after an U-day "racesi” ter mid-term exama and turned beck host Pittsburgh, TMS. ter their llth victory te It outing*. AFL Plans Action To Stop New Entry ONE OF THB 8HAD CATCHES around Crows’s Camp on the S t Johns River wan this brought in by Den Newsom* who landed 11 of the good sited ones. All camps along the river report fetches from "good” to "real good." United Frees Internattend Little Elroy Face, who forkballed kU way te an omaiiag ll-i record in relief lor tho Pittsburgh Pirates sifted his 1IS0 contract today and forecast another banner Mason. ■dl, whs turned (a n UMte ” | never aspect a bed one," tha S4 righthander who Charmed the sports world with 17 he mo- cMMestlv* wine ai a reliever in slid night U slm .jirie e .te ISM before the apell waa broken. JpUta were not as many aa Acrota two seasons, Pace had Ml, except when . Sue fecksm it >3 games without a lossa bowling. Sho made the. M second longest win streak in rne limes, aid misted the same major league history. l • few timea ate*. Dag Thai* Pirates maaaytmant admitted a undo this baby split, both Pace get n retie—a fact that surprised no one, Ha was believed te hero replaced pitcher Bob Prtead as the highest paid Pirate. K Women will be admitted with­ out chargo for the special night, nod tbo track will absorb the Mato adulation tat charges. Cri Thera to heavily fevered to the headliner by g-te4 morning line adder She'll he stepping from lbs s m ith alerting petition, in hi events this year, thi M.amnto tho lightweigh* mtee has finished te the tea trio also times. Bunny Jumper and 0. B.'s Career are favurrd te nab lauroli te the nightcap, a Grade-B race severing the extra-long dlatance. Face's forkhail, a pitch he learned from ■natter see reUev «r—foe page, reached near pep faction te ISM. Pete had his boat season In tha majors in all de­ partment!. Ills 241 earned rue average was his best. Ho struck nut 07 white walking si, keeping Uteri hie career mark of always fan­ ning more than he passed. In ad­ dition to his l l wins, Pace w4« credited with as eaves. Face's ll-l mark, was the .top winning percentage In m elon major league history. Jim Gilliam of the Dodgers, who batted .MS last season, waa rewarded with * raise of aheet $4,000 that brings his salary around (ha $U,DOS level, white the Cardinals snnousced the signing of George Crowd, Boh SadOwsM and Jim HcXalght, add the Kenisa City Atbtetlti elgned pitcher Dick Hall, obtained te e winter deal with Pittsburgh. vnuoMwet •»a.i vwr»; — Will* dale of the Amerleaa Football Leasee eUU split on who will get the now circuit's eighth franchise, faeed new trouble today from tho rival Natloeal Football League. H e NFL announced in Miami Blatb Wednesday It was ameadteg Ba ceeatitutua te pave the way ter enauton te Daltoa-tte cradle at the AFL-aed to Mia■oipdfa-St. Pad, which tt provteualy wooed away Cram the afl, AFL OemmUiieear Joe Foes Hid he "ilrlady.hea aUanwyi at merit an the metier,” Indicat­ ing them was a strong possibility he would take legal arilaa to black the move. Meanwhile, the league official! led narrowed their candidates for the eighth franchise te Atlanta, Oakland and San Francisco. A Anal vote making tho eighth frsettles city may come today, « H may ba a week before any emirate action la taken. Oldsters Tee O ff In Seniors Play All-America ferry West cocvsrted only five of IT Hold goal at­ tempts but wound up with 11 paints end U rs boundi for the MountalMors. Teammate Lee Patraae was the gemo'e high scorer wtth a while John MlUa paced Pitt with a . Eighth-ranked * Utah, another atroag candidate far the NCAA teumaent, raced te an 1141 tri­ umph over touring Loyola (Caul.) after kitting an IT per ceet of ite shots te the first half. BUy Me GUI paced the Utes with ll points. Dayton, behind tho shooting of gun Greenberg and Frank Case, knapped Virginia Tech’s eight- Popular Brands Farrell's ATLANTA tUPI) — A Munici­ pal Court. Judge praised Georgia Tech sc* Dave Denton for Us basketball perferoancot Wednes­ day, gave him the smallest fine possible for ecalptef tickets, then suspended sentence. Denton, star forward on Tech's alsth. ranked basketball squad, was arrested Monday night whan ht tried to get |20 for two gl tic­ kets to tha Tech-Ksntucky basket- Casper, Littler Favored In Flay . scans the eU m ike radar to pul in bettor on your set! meuiv 1. ________________ A * l a roe want aui miTtermwas uit Nnmdred*#/ IStaned* */ CPRBelem nr*newfa an «*d te TV rasepNee areee fast lilt ttmrt. ■MtMMMMf HI Make yeer seises* werk I *r 4 line* mire eftilssUy and briag I" U>* beet pawIM* ylrter* free n * dirwtita. Wkst yen need is the TV wsrnl thet name rear antenna te Ctsrie ead Dstsct Ilk* Redefthe CSR ROTOR. ISM M MMteduni Ben'S aU yen d* te pall in elsenr, Sharper, etssapMpMtrmt tuvm, asms nitwu. w* hen lets ef sewyeer (tie far ead sur, si* they eU u , w« r»t *--r» ststiny tn4 hen s heller ykturt this Uty 4e. The css son* tan eel heheat," I. Tarn handy lt>**i»S Wn Hm heisrisr n CBM'* keen- nutwe et mwa ssssun w «n«B * _ te tUea sn4 etesr. Ws never rewind net ylessen *•* ef TV UUwe ael the newI ft WEEKLY — straight at the asadtoft. tower «f the chaud -Nr*. C. / . UiCmm . A aSSen. i ft ftster el Ms hst* ef year ne/m sieeae te rn ft te e piste Stott ate PMS am Me piston etmrsr line mer M m . 1 :1 1 P . M jk ) •aevery, ■IMMMtoe MM WiaSMU with weaker snowy fitters and "ehritef en e* weey etesnlil Like meet peeple, yee're pnhw y to a tmettoaW*emTVelgesle eeee frem meeg itreetless -sot fast the nee ytnr eeteens we* set up ln (ms. av mu Muataaa. in *teeeph aw ateuu is nnmy p**d e ^ I ewdnl gri n tras, ehsip teeps. ftlsee iutslUay « rn sent, my pMam an nr.sherper, ittadter. Myeel When* n hnad new as*, enn Uongh lh* ^-ITVeUtten Isenf U mllMsway." ‘ ‘ lAhtewjngASteA ‘ >eer Bninr from tee f slseter end •teak, teat MT1 * why esula ter half-way YVT Pri! la tit tea ebeuete year ate te sqtippM te nestve-wtsh a thrifty CPBftOTOft. Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 1P.M. L A D IE S N IG H T EVERY T H U R S D A Y • AIMSYOURJUIVINM K i l t AUTOMATICALLY to trade down the best TO DRIVE A RENAULT! 3 M ATINEES Ctcjsmcij COR ROTOR . Nightly S tBob Q.humlcij ide Package Store DUNDKIN, FIs. (UP1) - The ridoit of the bldUmere teed off for tho second round of tho POA loiters golf tournament today mindful of "age does make n dif­ ference." IAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP1) Tho players from M peat M returned play today after tho Hometown boys BlUy Casper fr. "yotmgators" ego B N Wednes­ day produced seven hotter cards thou the top scare turned te by tho older brackets on opening day Tuesday. AI Watroua, to, three- time win­ ner ef the Benton, led the pack on opening day with a one-under* per 71. But he was with tho field HIALBAH (UP1MUU Rsrteck, of pteytn ranging te age from hardriding, het-tompond jockey from Miami Springe, wee nkmnd IS past M. today ai "Florida Athlete ef ttb Wm s ” ; by United Prone interaattoaal. The r-year-old Hartaek, three times national riding ebamptee. piloted lour wiaaan aad had Two seconds In aevea mounts at Higtosh Baca Course Tuesday. Hartock Nam td Athlete O f W ttk game winning streak, 77-M. Green­ berg acored ll points and Case added 11 for tbo Flyers. Kentucky bounced back from its 21-point loss to Georgia Tscb Monday night by ovsrpowering Georgia, U40, as Den Mills and Btnnte Coffman each tallied 11 points. Elfowhcro, Dartmouth rollad 4e a S04S triumph over Boston Uni­ versity, South Carolina overcame n ae-polnt performance by Fur­ man's Tern Canard to defeat the Paladins, 1141, and soph Tom Hughbaoks* 24 points sparked W!ieonsln to a 1240 victory over North Dakota. NOWI Start gattfag ■parbet IV pitturn with p ■ » CtnUwwaa • Hafttnd BUftda • VftIH Fftritiftf Jarry Catitew. Ca Owpai Barry, Na Miaarp rs j-.t H o o r n Radio f t T V , 8 M & f l u t e d A v t, R ock TV v 3911 & Park A vo. * W la a *. T V ft Radio At*. 1741 v/* •\v v y ■ I u3 u/titlF.p!‘AA4^Mltttiu6w.* •• » Oi*. f H . v t -t.it. - » * *-«»■ " . trig-«iMtSLjdTSOlBsA S ’A y JnA,' y 'Jaaft Sis slew r J .r jS S S A — i — ---------:--------- w ; , ■ �Thur$. Jan. 28, I960—fago 7 A'V BON? i3 S J £ HAS FALUN, w « * r s \s p o n &, MY eCOWTrl 5TOC< HAS CCO^PCP OFF, AN? _ . I MV CHEMICALS ASE. Y t - nJ COBVOa VOO PONT LOCK SO SCOP , VtKVLOV.' ( M E P It f J CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Good Food DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! twbre’s somethin’ I LL BET WOULD BE KiNp o a o o t t . t r A, RECIPE FOR A SAUCE TO BE USED OVER STALE CAKE/ BUT. WITH ALWAYS SO MANY KIDS AROUND. I MIGHT AS WELL. FORGET THAT IDEA/ / ------=-----[— HECK, NOTHIN' EVER HAS A CHANCE r* BECOME m STALE IN MV HOME/ M , Ton., thru Frl. . I P. M. day be fan Inaertloa. Men. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tan. thru Frl. • I P. M. day be fora Inaertloa. Man. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY! The Herald will not be rriponrtbla for more than oae loeorrect latertie* of your ad, aad rtiervea the right te reviie or reject aay advertiiemrat from that ordered to conform to the peliciea of tble paper. IW selT usTtn wru.cscn; ___ THE EARTH PCIU5S AW TRANSMITIWa WARNINGS TOAU. THEIRATOMICPLANO —.TO AmtTTHEM VOW . ^ _ 1 v*e MuartpA«oi THESE PLANTShrv the fl* et. S e te p fr r w u . JMTPOMt/ MONTBtANCCAlUN^ POtlNREAV/ COME IN, pcxjnreay/ ochcral WARNINGTO ALL ATOMIC KJYYtR A . STATIONSm CEE "COMMANDER OEXONEUVS SlUCIEtn J W 'f f i g f c V 30R W JX K £E fU p r j W W KJBIW6 THOU ARE SO FEW d « N N M FURN. apL 3300 UtUonvllla, TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A legiilatlve committee opened an Investigation today to determine whether the Road Department 1* •pending too much money on the interstate lyalem and not enough on primary roarfi. Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, th* committee chairman, said he he* received reporla that Florida's primary fundi are in danger of being "bankrupted1 by the pre­ le n t program. The commltlee alio want* to look Into (he expenditure of more than eight million dollar* since 1035 to hire private engineering consultants on road projects. New Road Chairman William B. Killian and members of hla etaff were asked to be on band to answer question*. Alio attending waa former road chief Joe Grategut, who stepped down two weeks ago to enter private business. Kelly aaid the question of Inter­ state spending was of vital Impor­ tance to the state'e financial structure. He said there have been reports that the department la going fur­ ther than the legal 10 par cent allocation on inlentato roads, Th* federal government la requited to put up the remaining $0 par cent ef fund* to finance the proposed 1,111 mllea of interstate highway* at n cost of aom* M# million dollars In tha nest 12 years. ■BUT AT THE W » I N / ER-ONLV r * c a m *** A SVMSa. NOU REPORT t H * c n V / s— TO W M.PA© KUnS , . . , U ~ - 'W a t /a j o y # cw Asian Flu Deaths ‘Heavy’ In LA LOS ANUELEB (UPI) — Oita hundred end S7 persona have died of Influensa and pneumonia In Allan flu-plaguad Los Angeles during Jenuary—more than doubts the number for the same Ume last year. The sharp Increase Jn deaths came during the Asian flu epi­ demic which has stricken mors than a million residents alnca breaking out here two weeks ogo. Th* apldemlca is now on the wane. I SUREMlMI THAT OLD t o *T AlLMJ*IK Legal Notice Is qnkhowni A suit having hr in fltod aaatast you Ih Ih* Circuit Court In and for gamlaal* ('aunty, Flerlda, In Uheneery, for dlbarco, tha abbrevi­ ated till* » f whit'll la JENNIE LEVI, Plaintiff. va. WALTER I.EVI. D«f»udanl, thla notice to ta r*i|ulio you lo fit* with Ih* Clark of said Court your written defam ­ es, If any. to the Plaintiffs Com* plaint filed In eald roust, an* to •erva a ropy thereof upon Plain­ tiffs attorney not later than tbo ilh dey of March, A, p. IVHt oihirwiso, a Sorts* pro coatees* will b* ontrred against you for the relief preyed bp Flslnllff. (REAL) DAVID V . OATCHEL citrfa o f lha Circuit Court llyt Martha V. Vlblen iMpuiy Cloth Krnn*lh M. L*ffl*r Edwards Hulldlag Pint Offlr* P roper #t« Renford. Florida . Attorney lor Plaintiff Publish Jon. $1, ft Fob. 4. II. II. ■Kee HI I nnllWl^fiT BRIM WAITING rr\ kONOTrr IK TMB CIRCUIT COUNT OF TBB KIVTM JlD IC ISt. CIRCUIT. IK AMI FOB OM IVOI.B CO tSTT, FLORIDA. IK CBAaCBBV VO. EVELYN BELLKKI. risiotiif, -VRWILLIE I t a i R I . MV MASreB PIECE, XMAOEITINOUO COOKIKia CLASS TODAYS irM M ou b oee 1 LU tH fID iD N T h avcen ou sm j SO l PUT* INI •IX O f OADJS QBfc. VITAMIN 3. Far Sent 1 Wanted to Real 4. Real Ratal • Wanted *. Real EaUtt Far Sala I. Mortgage Loaaa T. Bualataa Opportoaltleo 7-A Insures*# a. Faaiala H«lp Wanted t. Mala H*l» Waatad It. Mala ar Faaiala II. Work Waatad It. Plumbing HereIcon 13. Elntrlcal ServIraB U. Build, I’aint * Repair IS. Special Sere let a IS-A Braat7 Parian It. Flo* era A Plaata IT. Pata • Llraatack • Supp IB. Mtthlitrj • Toole IS, Boata aad Motora 10. Automobile* 20'A Trallara 31. Furaitaro 3S. Articlaa Far Sato il'A Article Waatad 31. Notices A Paraoaala 31. 1-oat A Faaad 33. Education • laatractioa DsfoodaoL VOTICB TW aPPBSB R1ATK OP FLORIDA TO: W tlX IK RKLLBIU • Address and Raildenca Unknown You pro hertbp nsllflad U g t g bill o f complaint for l l i m r i has bsra fltod ■gaiast you, ood you at* required |o orrta o copy of y»ur gaowtr op pleedlng to iho bill o f cumplolnt nn Iho 1‘ lslnllrro Attorosy Foul C, l,*rkluo, OAT W**t South Oiroei, Orlando, K Lr. Ido, sod ftl* tbs orlslnol anowtr or ploodlng In lb* ufflr* o f th* Clerk o f lli* Clreult Court on or baforo Friday, February, IS, III*. If you foil lo do ** Judgment by default will b* lakoo against you for th* relief dAmsnSod la tha bill o f coraidglbL DONE AND ORDERED at Oonfo ri, Remlnolo County, Florida, thla llth day * f January, 111*. (■ e a L i DAVID IL OATCHEL Clark of tho rtrcult Court By Joan* M. wilka, DC Paul C. r orkino $41 Waal South Ktrosi OrUndo. Florida Attoraoy for ria ln llff FubUak Jag. »L $• ft FSh. 4 U- It P a y s To Uae The HERALD Want Ada. Legal Notice In Ike tea rs at fke Caaatr •>■*■*. ■railaele Caaatr, FleeMa, la Pea. kale. la rei Kototo at W1LKEI1BON VAN KlTtlNC!. Deceased. Ta All Creiltaea aaO Per**** Hav­ ing Clalfts av D t a u l a A go toot sate waiatet Ynu and etch ef you ere.hereby notified and rsqulrad to present our rlolmo and dtmando which you, ar etthor of you. may hovo ■■■lint th* rout* at WILKKRSUN VAN niTTiva, deceased, u u of •ald_l*i>niitr, in the County Judg* of •amlnelo County, Florida, at hto ufflco In th* court taoua* at sold County at Sanford, Florida, within aleht calendar month* from lb* time ef tha first publica­ tion of thla nolle*. Koch rlalm ar demand aHalI b* In writing, and ahall oiato lb* place of rsoldsne* and poet office addreia of th* elalmanl, and ahall b* swat* to by lb* claimant, fcte aaen, ar attornay, and any ouch claim or demand not a* filed ahall bo veld. Ruth Cdltun Billing Ao K iecutrti *r th* Last Will and Tootamont of W1LKKILBON VAN BITTINO. dateased A. EDWIN OHINHOLOER Attornay for Sttmirla Hanford Atlantia Hank Bldg. Psnforil. Florida First publication January It. till. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue. Eait LARGE unfurniihad houia; hat1 Hove and refrigerator, ISO par aide between Celery and Geneva month. 1003 W. Firat St Phono Avenue: 4 bedroom*, kitchen ap­ FA 2-3333. pliances. School bua Hop. Quiet nellhborhood. 173 per month. OFFICE SPACE with ample park* Phont FA 2-tltS. Inf. 313 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3B0B. 3-BEDROOM and 3 -b a d ro o m 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apart* house* aeroit from ichool, kit­ ment near ichool* and ilorea. chen* turniihed. FA 3-7108. 3*13 Elm. No ptla plaaat. 3-BEDROOM bouie, unfurnished RENT A BED Inquire 1012 W. 3rd Street. Rellaway, Hotpila' A Baby Bad* By Dty, Week or Month. 3-BEDROOM houie, Crystal Lake CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ave., Lake Mary. Pb. FA 3-4060 Ph. FA S-3111 U « W. lat I t or FA 2-6371, WELAKA APARTMENTS! room* BEDROOM furnlabtd apartment, clean and nicely furnlabed IBS. private bath*, 114 W. Flnt St. 3-BEDROOM bouie at Lakt Monroe, unhimlihtd. Avallablo 3-ROOM furnlihci apirtmen’ , hot February lit. $33. NO $-5317. and cold water Included. 313 Palmetto, 2-BEDROOM furnished houia two blocki from Seminole High 1-BEDROOM fully turniihed lake School, between Park a n d aide collage; adulta only. Phone French. Call PA 2-3030 attar FA 2-1344. 4:30 P. M. LARGE 3 bedroom houie, kitchen BACHELOR apartment, ground floor, lulUbta for 1 or 2. 313 equipped, children and pel* Palmetto. welcome. $30. (rr month; wa­ ter turniihed. Phone Geneva FURNISHED apartment In new >431. duplex; weehroom, ecreentd porch, clean and quiet; adult*, 3>BEDR00II, kitchen equipped, no pet*. Only $$S. South Sanford completely air conditioned houie. Ave. H. H. Miller, phase FA 2-STII. FA 2-777$. 3* BEDROOM, 2 b a th houie, icreened porchei, $$5 per month. 1011 E. 2nd. Phone FA 3-0221. FURN. ApL 201H W. lit St. SLEEPING ROOMS; Tbo Giblai, 401 Magnolia. FA 3-0130. Legal Notice APARTMENT. Ill Elm. FA 2-037$. DUPLEX apartment FA 3-3IS3. FURNISHED house for rtnt, II Smyrna Dr., DeBary, NICELY furstihed two bedroom FICTITIOUS NANN and two baih apartment. Adulta, NOTICK 10 hsroby alvei; that I am ongsgod la builnoia at lit W, J. 0, Lanty, llii Sanford Are., ind nt„ Seminole County, FlorFA 2-MM. Ida, under the fictitious name at Barns* One Hour Martlnlslne and LOVELY Mrnlabod four room that I Intend to rcRlator aald apartment, M tUo baths, largo name with the dork at tha Circuit Court, Rrmlnola County, Florida. acreantd porch. FA M M . In accordonra with the provisions of tbo Fictitious Nome matutoi, lo-wlti a,edge ISI.SI Florida Bittutos HIT. Hist t.loyd Tlarnoa TO BK PUBLISHED Jan. II, It, Stenstrom R ealty II. Klin. I. HERBERT STENSTROM in t iiw c i r c u i t c o u r t o p t h h Registered Broker M V T g j u d ic ia l H R « v r r i t LEN EISNER i x o f o b aH Btnni.B c e t m . p i.o B iu a . in c h a * l-b b v n*. loara rO B H C L M lB B o r BOBTDAOB ALFRED D » LUCIAN and MILDRED DR LUCIAN, hto wtf* Plaintiffs, HOWARD O. Kt.OClC and UUNNA IL KLOCK, kla wlf* Dofoadants. h o t ic h o r OALB Nsllr* is hsroby glvon puriuont to * Final Dtero* of roroclastir* doled January Id, 1*11, and en­ tered In Chanssrr Cao* No. teata nf th* Ctraull Court of th* Ninth Judicial ClraulL In and for Btml* IV THE OBAI.L CLAIBO COUNT nolo County, Florid*, whrroln AL­ IV AVD FOB SBMIVOI.B 0 0 4 'NTS, FRED DK LUCIAN and MILDRED HE LUCIAN, hti wife, are plain­ FI.ONIDA, LAW NO. 44 H CREDIT ADJUSTMENT iERVICE, tiffs, and HOWARD O. KLOCK agtnl* fur DR. K. L LINURIir, aad DONNA H. KLOCK, hla wit*. rlainiitr, LOTOB BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates U N. Park Ph. FA 1 C. A. W hiddon, BROKER ' 303 So. Park Ave. Ph FA M E VERNON WESTFALL and KASEL \VESI FALL hie wife, Defendonte. VOTICB OF OBKRIFrB OAI.B NOTICE II III'. REST OIVXN that f, J. 1. IIOUHT, Sheriff of brmlmdo County, Florid*, under and by vlrlua of a writ nf eioeu lion htratofare leiued out o f Ik* ■ bnyo entitled court, In the abuts •tylnl ca u se,.h ire Isrtod upon tho fulluwlng property, eltuate. lying and being In Oemlnele County, Florida, tn -n lli Tmte (If, nn,l Frank L W ood, ru ff* subSIrlsIan of lands. Ronford, Oomlnel* (Tauniy, Florida, os r*eord*d In Plot Hook I, I'ag* 41, Fubllo H*. •<>rda ol Hsutnolo County, Florida. A* lb s pruiiirly of Iho ohov* earn, *d 1>*fondants, and that on th# tih day of March Its*, faslweon lha loaal hour* of •*)«, nsmoly, sloven a'clock in ihe forenoon And tiro o’clock In the afternoon, •old der, at lb* treat dear af lha Court Itouoo In Hanfurd, Rsmlnol* Uuunly, Florida I will offor for eats and aoll to Ih* hlgboet bidder for roeh. In hand. Ih* abova des­ cribed properly, os ih* properly nf oeid Dofondante to satisfy aald •aeeutien. j. l. H onor aherlff at ■eetlpol* Ceuoty, Florida Byt James J. Olnglstory, D R. Fuhiieh Jaa. II ft Fab. 4, It, I*. I* TBB CfBCVfT COURT » F TBB VIVTB JUDICIAL CIBCLIT IV A vD r a n OBBlxftLB e a t x n , FLUBIDA IK CLSbCBBV AD. H U ] LEKUB M. r o a i E * , l-lalntlff, RCTK BUTLER and IBAAO BCTLB It. huebend and wife, No r m a n KIMULE gnd JRgalB MAE KIM­ BLE, hie wife, Defendants. VOTICB OF BALB Please lake nnllce that T, the undersigned, DAVID M. OATCHEL Clerk o f lha above entitled Court, will offer fer tele and a*U M lha frost door o f Ih* SomldsU Cognly Court House, Banford, Florida, 01 ih* hour of l i n e o'clock sob* on lbs lili day of Fobruary A. D, Iteo, tho follow ing dsacrlbod pro. pon y loco tad to Seminal# Caaatr, Florida: Reg inn log h i leaf Baulk and l i e feet Wait at MorthtSft corner of Norlkom l % o f Nerlhwoet U, Bettlaa U , Township II South, lU n gdT l Eo*L g*mlnolo County, F lor­ ida. Thenca run Waal 114,» feel, thenca Smith t i l f«ei, ihenc* East *14.1, then** North II* faet la bealnalag, (unielnlng gn* aor* ar Idea, eald etl* to ba made poreuant to final decra* o f foraoloaaro enter­ ed to ih* obav* gonso enililod Loollo M. Footer, FlalntHf, ve. Jluth Duller on* lta*o Muller, hueband aad wlfa, Narataa Kimble and Jeeelo Mao Kimble, hla wlfa. Defeadaoto, Chancery Ke. l e n t , term* o f set* aalo to •* fer sash to satiety aald fleet dacree ontarad in aald route under data of Ihe II day #| deanery ft, D, III*. 1BNALI________ Due to the tremendous grow th o f San­ ford and Seminole County, and the pro­ jected growth fo r this area in 1060, ou r organization is in need fo r two licensed real estate agents, men or women. Experience is not necessary W e will train you, bo that you earn while you learn. I f you are am bitious, and inter­ ested in m ak in g'real estate your fu ­ ture, we are intereated in you. Y ou r earnings w ill be lim ited only b y your own ability and e ffo r t ro t STe APFOtNTMiNT PMONB OK W ltl» �*S.<r i? 7. Bualnese Opportunities ■OUSE for sale In restricted area, If Low down payment Term, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re■alea available from 1130 down —auume 137.30 monthly pay­ ments. Inquire at office or phone FA S-TKt. SALESMEN or SALESWOMEN — WONDERFUL Opportunity with the famous Tiny Tot Safely Tab­ let Co. Full or part time. Dis­ tributorship open in*. For per­ sona) Interview phone NO 1-4131. ®l|» •safari Rrralh Page 8— Thum. Jan. 28, 1960 THE OLD HOME TO W N By STANLEY — I D IpA tO T - I DIDA4T HAWf JHAT MUCH V MUD! y RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES FARMER’S Windshield Back C Door Glass Vent G « SERVICE Senkarik Glasa and Paint FA 1 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1»U A. RARE DEBAR NOrth S.44SS NOrtb S-t LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE Vcipa Motor Scooters Heater A Lawn Mower Service Watt Country Club Rd. FA 2-732g AGENCY N. V. Famer, Realter D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Traaa Associates. 110 B. French Are. Ph. FA S-ltll Altar hours, FA S-KU, FA M m . AUTO GLASS INSTALLED it 114 W. and St YOUNG WOMEN 11 to II, mull Raal Eatala — Insurance be single end free to leave San­ Surety Bonds ford at once. 8200 per month •BEDRwOM. I both, kitchen 111 Bo. Farit Are. Ph. FA I-M4I and bonus to itirt. See Mr. Hanford •nlffed. Florida n on - Large Long, 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. or Evans Bldg, take Mary let dan FA M ts 1:00 to 1:00 P. M. Thursday, READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 15. Special Services MOTHERS HOUSEWIVES I Work part time. Earn good Income, Sell AVON COSME­ TICS. Write AVON, box 1M. Lockhart, Fla. for Interview, 1958 L IN C O L N FORDOR air conditioned, fully powered .. S t Johns Realty Co. 9- Mal* Hd»> 1957 M ERC U R Y M O N T C L A IR THE TIME TESTED FIRM EXPERIENCED meet cutter, age HI N. Park Ava. Ph. FA M i a H M. Winn Dixie, French Avei/v N . ______. ____ and 23th. Slreet. STOP (LOOK 1 URTENI TOPI hi le He our I bedroom FOR BALE IH er I tn«d bath bomai at S acres with 1 bedroom, concrete block homo, high and dry land. I a n ie m knolls ' Houm approximately .0 yeera Blocks Weat of Fm eb Avenue old, with new roof. Sevaral eak (m i and aaaortad -Itrua Inca. Good walar. On paved Ed. 0OKI at all the wonderful feeI l l ,100 with small down paytone in them homes. Terratao mant. Bows Ft h U and Plastered walla — Custom built • cabinet west aad Dust-free closeta- ROSA L. PAYTON Gsss Is aeboata and abopplas And Associates Reglatered Rial X stats Broker -URTENI to the price and farmi HM Down FHA FtniM- Ph. FA I-Utn 17-32 at Hiawatha 4-BEDROOM, I bath home In ff> H. "BUI" 8 temper Agency Dreamwold; GB kitchen, Florida room. Reduced for quick Hie. Keeker A Usurer FA MM2. ABBOCIATBBi B. K. TaffH Axthut F. Buy, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bait PUebar. ■dan B. Nooaau. R. T. MeCaiklR FKane FA S-4H1 l i t N. Park 1-BEDROOM houM, kllchea equip, Nwne PA I ttH Mil Park Dr. pad. Estebtiehed lawn. Low monthly peymenta. FA M en. 15. Special Hcrvicca WHITE PORTER to*dean and 14. Build, Paint A Repair pollih care; general cleaning. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING; All Apply to Bran Molora, Com­ work guaranteed. Free EtUmercial Ave. matee. Phone FA 1-7111. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING YOUNG MEN Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Contact 80S Wait Mb St. Under 24—must be aingle and free Phono FA S-M41 to Iravet. Average earnings 173 to HO .weekly. See Mr. Long, 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. or 1:00 to TASKER PAINTING Special. FA 2-IUO. 1:00 F. M. Thursday, Valdes Hotel. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor SALESMAN WANTED between Home Carpentry Repairs agva II and to for Insurance Roofing A Siding Debit work. Experience not Phone FA 1-1432 necessary. Must be employed at present. Splendid opportunity. B A M ROOFING Contact R. H. Taylor, SupL, 111 Contracting A Rapalra Mtisch Bldg. PbOfll FA 1-7012 Licensed — Bonded —Ineurad or FA 2-Mil. FREE ESTIMATES P-. .FA 1-7M3 FURNITURE SALESMAN: taper- SOO Laurel Ave. lanced, married. Draw plui PAINTING laelda and outside. All commission. Apply McMIUaai work guaranteed. T. G. WarFurniture City, Caieelbcrry. mack, FA I-23M. WAGON dbiadquw dsiM CARPENTER work and general repairs reasonable. FA 2-8001. 15. Special Services THREE bedroom borne aa two lots, corner Bo. Saaford nod 14Ui, ■t. Como, look, make offer. T. V. Cantrell, REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN MM French Am . I W la/w A J. W. HALL ill Hall” ReaiUr Phoaa FA l-SMl SE tT E R HURRY! O N L Y 1 LEFT Before Price* Go Up 41 ft. CreatUner Trailer on large laodscaped lot. Two M ft. porch­ es aad carporte, city utilities. Owner nwvlag away—See at MM Magnolia A n. TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Two asat, frame bouses, aoo two bedroom furnished, oaa three bedroom unfurnished, located on six shady late, oaa Mock from shopping cooler la one of Saa­ ford's most popular suburbs. Country Sedan • Ford-O-Malie • Power Steering FORDOR, power ateerlaf, $ f f A power broken, radio . heater............. . |^ j 1957 M ERCU RY M O N T ER EY FORDOR. Ilk, M « Im U» CO W Q and out, beautlfuly equipped .............. | 1957 FORD FA IRLA N E “500” FORDOR, power equipped M A A immaculate — ONLY ..•.•.••Ma.ssseM.iHMMti I 1956 M ERCU RY E C O N O M Y TUDOR VS, new tiree. SiA O I ■ reel “SAFE BUY" ........ ......... 1956 O LD SM O BILE “88” TUDOR, excellent condition with $1 A A A air conditioning, JUST................ ....... | 1956 M ERC U R Y ST A T IO N W A G O N FORDOR, rad lor, k u t.r, S fA A E 1955 M ERCU RY M O N T ER EY WILL take care of children la my heme while mothers work. Ph. FORDOR, radio, hooter and power brakes — TODAY ONLY........ “ Do U Yourself” WE REPAIR AND SkRVICE STINE and Supply Co. HANDICAPPED VETERAN, mar- 307 Machinery W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 1 « ried, age M, seeking employmeal; experienced la bookkeep­ ing; high school graduate; native e( Sanford, Will coneldcr any type work. Call FA 2-3431. PIANO TUNINO k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4311 After 8 P. M. PLUMBING SERVICE CALLS 11.30. For daContracting A Rapalra pendabla TV Mrvica call BaaFree Estimates ford TV Center, tth. and BaaR. L. HARVEY ford Ave. FA 2-3741. M4 Sanford Ava. Pbooa FA 1-UH SANFORD Plumbing k Heating .lVKUUrCiO, IffUBIUTIUI, 3MIW msnts. Invoices, bind Mils, and SIM Bo. Elm Pb. FA 1-7314. programs, a 11 .- Pr igreaslvo Printing Co. Phone FA l » » t Plumbing A Repairs m West 13th St. S O fl O J 1954 FORD V8 TUDOR, new point — LOOK —....... n o 1954 L IN C O L N CA PRI Slat ion Wagon America’s Number One Compact Car . Priced to M at Only powerod by Urn fanone Mexican rand race wlnnlnt VS, power steering, power broken ••••■•»•. *■ ▼i d 1953 L IN C O L N CA PRI FORDOR, power steering. W » « brakes. "NEW CAR CLEAN".............. l i C Model Swimming Pool FOR SALE Plumbing A Heating AIR COVDITIONING CONTRACT and REP MR WORK Keep both rented lor steady, year- 1007 gaaford Ava. FA 2-4343 round Income, or llvn la one and knp other noted to cut living expenses to a minimum. The price for both bouses and lota la utter 814,300, with terms. Nationally Advertised Esther Williams A bn v e Grnund Swimming PnaL Idsnl far areas with kith »sler table. New available fer HALF PRICE: Can he aeen at Mari-Nelln Metal In Hanford. Connlry Sedan • Economical Sis Cylinder Engine with Overdrive L Drive It and You'll Buy 111 1953 C H EV RO LET C O N V E R T IB LE W. H. “ BUI” STEMPER Agency Phene FA 3-4331 UI N. Park Pbooa FA 1 MU 3M1 Park Dr. JUST ONLY 1951 N A SH • C o n ra n i u n i r a *■ * e 1953 PLYM O U TH K 1952 B U IC K \ f U I W e e w FOR A G O O D D EA L? H E R E IT I S I 1950 W ILLY S JEEFSTER remuMta BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE -ON TUB SPOT" With NO. NO, NO, Payments due sail MARCH li. • A IBM UCENSK WITH BACH CAE PUECEABED DURING 1958 F O R D 4 -P o o r U d o n 1956 M ERCU RY ConvErtiblE L IN C O L N - M E R C U R Y / In c ! [HI ’ -L r -— k [B-i* / / S is I r �A W ant A d A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611 15. Special Service* JM Sewing* Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES It MODELS IM So. Perk {24 hr. *«r.) HBATINr, H. B. POPE CO. Mo s . Park — FA 2-4234 •anfork irralh Thurn. Jan. 28 1960— Pago 9 A Satisfied customer la our bet advertisement. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph FA T-STIi 15-A Beauty Parlor* t DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP !6. Flower* A Plant* Cut Flowera For Kiy Occaaaion SANFORD SLOWER SHOP FA 2 1122 or FA 2-0270 *004 Adams Ph. Be Lovelier FA * *33 With Profeiaioaal Beauty Salon NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES B & M Distributors Introducing NEW PRODUCTS P. O. Box 431. Lake Mary. Fla. Ph. FA 3-4M3. i new 3 gal. cement mixer equipped with electric motor that one man can operate — weight 33 lbs. complete — mixes SO Iba. in 2 minutes — I cu. ft. hr. with one bucket. For any cement or concrete Job. May bo rented at the following stores—with i buckets; Gregory Lumber Co., Sanford; Edwards .lard ware, Sanford; Gregory Lumber Co , DcLand; Cbuluota Supply Co., Chuluota. 19. Boot* and Motor* Galaway To 11m Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Good* Ph. FA 2-SM1 r*« E. 1st. 22 Articles For Sale FA 'TORY TO YOU HOOD Used Appllanrr* and TV's. ALUMINUM Gnrmly, Inc., Third & Palmetto. \ ENF.TIAN BLINDS Enclosed head Ssg-proaf bottom HARLEY DAVIDSON Motorcycle, can be aeen at Jones Auto Re rail with plastic ends Pla-lte pair, 1003 So.--Sar.ford Ate, or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cords. FA 2-tM*r------------Sonknrik (linns and Paint Co. BO CU. FT. Krlgtdstre wall casa UM14 W. 2nd St FA 2-4*22 $230, Installed. * ft. beverage cooler 1203. Cold spot refrtgera-' SINGER PORTABLE to respon tor IBS, Telephone FA 21331. tibia party In thli vicinity Take over • payment* of S3 43. 1. I.(Ml & Found Two year guarantee remaining. Write Boa AA, c.o Sanford Her- LOST: Small white and brown long haired dog. answers to name nf Willi* — South Sanford., PICKING LADDERS FA 2-2128. Raaswood, the lightest and strong MODEM RUG CLEANERS All Slta Rugs And Wall To Wall Carpeta. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 17. Pet*. Livestock, Supplies 1 Waak Sarvioa Ph. FA 2-7437 SIAMESE KITTENS, male and fe TV and RADIO REPAIR *T~r male. S13 each. FA 2-4G98. M nights and weekends; San­ ford, Lake Mary and Longweod. I*. .Machinery . Tool* FA M7TI and FA S-CIIS. i. . 2. Articles For Sale Sues 18 to 32 feet. In stock. CITRUS A CABRAGE BAGS Citrus 3 lb*, to Half Box alirt. Cabbage M 1b*. PAINTING IK T E R in tt . EXTERIOR Brush A Spray Painting PICKING BAGS A CUPPEns 21. Furalturo Uiad furniture, appUaieaa, tool* • BIG VALUES *4c. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart • 1U1CK CREDIT 21S Sanford Ave. Ph. FA M ill • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W IL S O N - M A IE R A. M. Prevail, phone 2104, Seville, Fla. W. M. BROWDER • FA 2-8323 Sell Ua Your furniture. Quick Service With Th* Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2 0*71. PAINTING CO. I. A K K . S I D E Hanfotd Cars or D ogs - you can't alw ays see the difference. H oller assures you o f a better deal w i t h . • •. e*r. Geneva A Beonl.lt • Hwy, *0 49 POPULAR 22. Article* For Sal* Easy nationwide G. M . A . C. Financing available SAVE at BRYAN’S New and Used Fumtturo 33 H. P. JOHNSON Electric, 14 311 E. First St. FABRIC SHOP. FA M*$t ft. step bottom boat end Pelican On* Mock Weal of Moon* ( trailer SMC. FA 24*23 after *;00 New A Used Furniture A Appli­ on Waat Flrat St. ances. A Goad Plaea To BUY, BELL nr TRADE Jenkins OPEN D A ILY •tM A. M. T i Dark SUNDAY S:M P. M. T il Dart S h a em a J ca A Construction Co, Inc. Bit Warn 23th Rtraat Phene PA S>S1M 1*9$ RUICK. excellent condition make offer. 1105 Holly Ave Phone FA 2-3*8*. NEED CROSLEY PARTS! Call Ted, FAIrfax 2-4411. Complete line of parts; two front aglet, tires, whaalt. Holler’s W ritten “ O K * Guarantee. Competitive Prices. Furniture 59 Chevrolet FOR 'IALE— 1*4* Spence Craft Houea Trailer. 4S*kxB. Baa Clyde Walla at DaWitta Trailer Park. No phone dalle. $S A V E $ New k Uaed Furniture «nd Appliance* Mather of Sanford 57 Chevrolet Cylinder . 14. Radio k Meat* WELCOME This Big Money Saving Sale N A V Y AND NEW COM ERS TO S A N F O R D ^ to by KCHOI A, out o f (ho aldert ■ R nun ufact urora of bedding la t B i Central Florida. “ Slut* 1920.” Wo iaviio yon to be ear iu**o aboolntaly fra* without obligeHa at om of Sanford'* lending Motole whiio yon local# owBable ben.leg far yanraalf ood family. PitA op year bay at ear Sale* Office. U N D ER THE N E W M ANAGEM ENT OF BEST In Dual Bedding VA - FHA F H A In Service Conventional — Financing Down Paym ents Low as 1425 We Invite you to come by and get-avifualnted. Y ou r Friendly Ford Denier Since 1931 Sanford, Florida Witter Park - Orlpade M You ean move In Immedi­ ately while th* paper* ah* being proceaaed. 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The blowing Into North Florida today. guity weather wai expected to Trmprraturea were exprctrd to reach South Florida Saturday. drop to 3* ln--th» » 6>tT«ntr north Deapite the intrusion of cool air, portion toniiht with freeiini tern* today waa the warmeat acroia the peraluira itt»t r H T " « f r l r t 1 Mate aince lati week's timing unlay night. South and Central weather put an end to a hot spell. Florida wrrr expected to eacape Highs ranging from the low 70's to the low Mi's were predicted. the weekend freete. The front kicked up thunder A blanket of snow, rain and In nn effort to inuease its membership the board of di­ rectors of the Scmlnoie-County Chamber of Commerre-wit. consider changing iUy f i y al year to gtart in January instead, of Oct. 1. The board Thursday night agreed to make a decision YB n iA U ffC ■ ‘ n • # K flA Y C WwM I w l V on the ehangn at Ita next quarterly meeting. Chamber Manager John Krider told the directors at the Bead for bounce Signals • “ ‘‘p" pU "°" WASHINGTON ( UPI) — The Navy hat successfully used the moon to bounce radio aignala to and from Hawaii by transmitting a senes of pictures and messages (bat included aa order for this »tory. ,und* •ft,r th# #f tho 7, , r •"* wou,d *»■*• m0,r time to work oa chamber activit)ea ^ membership drive.” v ... Krid#r Mpl,ln*d th“ merchants art too busy between October and December getting ready for holiday busineae to tivitios. Membership Committee Chair­ man Bob Crumley asid that mem­ bership* this year are "lagging" aa compared with the previous year. Thae for this year, tha chamber has IS m w members while dur­ ing the 196S-B9 membership drive there were 3S new member*, he taid. Krider told the group, after a brief dlacuailon on the merit* of changing tha fiscal yaar that "BO per rent of new membership* com* in after tha first of tha year.” Tampa Housewife Solves Series O f Burglaries TAMPA (UPI) - A housewife crawled under her apartment house today to try to solve the mystery ef her high water bill. Instead, aha solved a series of burglaries. When Mrs. W. C. Hathaway, 4*1, got under the building ih* found I* lire*. She railed police Who traced the tires Be a lot af 40 that had bean stolen from a service station Sunday. Detect!v«* checked her tenant* and In tha apartment of William C. Gable, 21, they found loot from a number at other recent burglaries. Gable quickly con­ fessed, officer* aald. mu* i.aa* at Alia r i BM resident* ware roMrickta with the aUasent. BETTE DAVIS Missile Debate WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Deaocratic leader aad Ma director to Uw hush-hush Ceatep Intelligence Agency worn aspect; "yardMlcfc" for meaiuriag ----------------- - ~ Fog and smoke trow a aeries of brush fires combined into • dense smog which froced Florida police to close sections of V, I, 92 and Florida M2 Thursday. French Move To Stop Civil Wai Representatives To Call Collins On Board Post ««• * * p °f* vMgjjffft u po« * November and county otflaiala American Tobacco have been unable te com* up with Bethlehem Stool .. any "qualified" person willing ta Caterpillar ........ accept the appointment. , . C it o , . ........,,,, However, there ate ropwte that Chrytlcr1/ ...... ir or five district t residents CucGco - Wright .. vo iadirated they would seek the poet It aa election dere held. Funeral r •* • 1 Dl,n* . viin •» Irict," had fold frirmla that ah* loved Williams sad wanted te marry him. Mia* Barrymore jvaa found dead *n her apartment here from apparcally natural cause*, but aa , . 7 autopsy failed to diacloa* the actual causa of death and cbcml‘ *T®* cal analyaia of her vital organs DU. ---------- Woinwright Enters Secretory Race •— “ Avoid the ruth" waa the advice of the Semlnole-DeBary Heart WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight with ahowrrn tonight. Warm today with the high around 80. Colder Into tonight, low 48-50. Council members today in urging advance purchase of tickels to VOL. XL1X SANFORD, FLORIDA United Preaa Leaned Wire Eatabliahad 1908 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 1900 tha Bette Davis-Barry Sullivan performance Saturday night. The council still la telling ticket* at ita office in the Woodruff Building. First St. and Park Ave. Seals will go on sale at the box office at 7 p. m. Saturday. Curtain time for the Civic Center presentation of “ The World of Carl Sandburg" will ha g:30 p. tn. The show, which alio feature* the music of Clark Allen, come* here with the praise of erilict as a dynamic two-hour perform­ ance. Heart Council member* remind­ ed the public again today that the show it bring sponsored in Sanford for two reatona: to help get the city on the tour circuits of out­ PARIS (UPI)-Presideal Charleg standing shows and to raise funds DeGaulla waa reported today ta in . support of the Heart Fund. hava tent Gen. Paul Ely, thief of Much of these funds come back the French general staff, to Algeria to be spent tn the county. to try to prevent the settlers rebel­ lion there from plunging the nation into civil war. The possibility grew with every patting hdbr that the barrlcada rebellion ia Algiers might exploda into a full-scale revolution la Franco Itself at It did ia the blood­ ies* revolution of M>y U, 1951. Paris waa calm ia the face at the amlocus reports from Algiers, but there was a growing reeling of dramatic action to come—perbape Stale Representatives Gordon tonight when UeUauil* addresses Frederick and Mack Cleveland Jr. the nation by radio and television. will contact Gov. Leroy Collins The country appeared to bo.rally* next week urging him to call a ing behind DeGaulla. U wae re­ special election in May to name ported that more Uiaa 100,009 let­ a commissioner for District 2 to ters and telegrams bed arrived fill the unexpired term of David at the presidential palace, moat Gatebel. of them expressing support ef the Gatchel resigned the District I LOW ALTITUDE LUNCH. Thn sailors piloting thnnn president. onto Seminole Blvd. Thn jnta from thn Sanford NAS Commissioner post after he was Government clrclao spua in aa two ASDa up French Avn. today stopped off for eggne ware put on n barge headed for the Jacksonville overhaul appointed Clerk of the Circuit almost fret)ii*d round at activity. coffee near I-ake Monroe. Thn low flying bomb# re rantad and repaint ©enter. (Herald Photo) Court by Gov. Collin*. Premier Michel Dehre tailed aa their wtngn before rounding the bend from French Avn. Frederick said this morning that informal Cabinet aweling without ho and Cleveland will tan the povanmr and advise hint ef Um necessity of calling thd^efocliaa, •lap with miatstere af tha armed f o r o £ Jostle* and aalantMa no- aa Heart Association Chairmen Named — Get Your Tickets! S tho State Board af HaaMfe," Band aald. "and definite kkaUfleatiaa of near larger cities. . The accusations cam* aa a legG; tha virus causing the outbreak will UUatlva committee qulxxad Florida b# availal'c ithla a few day*," Road Department officials aa thd* ha Three arao-ilo ia tho county were overall scop* af tha Mata's road Wooed last Tuesday but will open building project*. Tha committee waa mad* up moatly at lawmakers from Itsser populated areas. Road Beard Chairman William >. Killiaa aad former efcalrmaa Jo* Grotagut and Wilbur Jones de­ fended the policy of completing ur­ ban tegmenta af the interstate highway ayatem. They maintained Ken Lolfler and Gordon Toll • hat tha urban segments were tha moat needed aad would bo func­ were appointed chairman and tional If tho ayM*w could ha fin­ corporate chairman at Uw SemiaoU-DaBary Heart Association ished. "Our policy has been to build 1M0 Amd drive today. Heart Association president roads where the greatest need Is,” Grolegut said, “ whether it bo rural Eroesl Southward made tbe ap­ pointment* at lb* first Mop to the or urban." Sen. Newman C. Hrackin of annual February heart fund cam­ Creslviaw said h* feared that if paign. Tho drive will opea Mon­ tear* were ta* much concentration day and will reach ita climaa oa It ofbao Mgmeaia the Mato would Hasrt Sunday, Feb. M. Hundreds • #110 loft without a connected system of local volunteers will moke of limited-access or primary high- door-to-door col lection* on Heart • ways. Ha wanted tf federal funds Sunday. Lafflar la a Sanford attorney < nia out, tba atato will hava to taka money earmarked for primary and a lifelong Sanford resident. roads to templet* the interstate He graduated from Uw University of Florida aad la a Rotarisa. Toll network. la also a aaUv* af Sanford. He is manager of Securities Associates, lac. af Sanford aad a U of F gra­ duate. Ha Is a Jaycw. "The heart aad blood vessel 4 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ N. D. diseases are Uw aatioa'a number Walnwright, former state ropre- ooe health enemy, taking mors MBtaUvo from Bradford Coualy, lives each yaar than all other entered Uw race Mr secretary of causes of death combined," Let­ ter said la accepting hla appoint­ Mate Thursday. • B M Iw I S I II lW R ^ t He pledged I* keep out af Y e ment. "The Heart Fuad is Uw aattoa's number on* defense against raapportionmeat fight. "It would be pure political (hose diseases, supportlag the re­ bafonry to say that Uw secretary search, education and community to atau caa Itoluaata MhMgfeto •mica pragraaa af tho American respportioomaaL" aald tha ~W Heart AiaariaUaa, Ita affiliates year-old Walawrtgbl, who resigned aad chapter*," ha added. Laffier -etfad Uw aar* ihaa to kola Job with Uw Agriculture Domillion Heart Fuad dallare used la partmeat la make the raea. heart research Mace U3*. Heart fog covered the eastern half of the nation today, turning Iowa roada to ice and reducing Florida highway visibility to sera. A -broad--hr d i t snow and rain stretched from the Great Lakes to tne Gatf“ whi1nftejr.i.T**JW? snow plagued New England. Safety officials reported that roads in eastern Iowa were snowparked and hatardou*. ‘ I CIUDAD TRUJILLO (UPI)-The Dominican government has an­ nounced the discovery of a "Commun' 4-typo" plot organised by five Hnri.tn Catholic priest* who rocr.aed bomb-makers from a paro. ‘tlal achool. So far aa was known, none of tha priests waa being held. “ Some" members of Um cells they were aald to have formed were reported under arrest. Col. John Abbes Garcia, ehlef at military intelligence, said govern­ ment agents captured about 200 bomba made by students from the high school of St. John Bosco under the direction of Cuban Fath­ er Antonio C. Fabro de la Guardla alleged ringleader of Ihe plot. The bomba were te have been used Initially te blow up buildings boro, Abbes said, but there also were some Indications that Ihe plot­ ters meant "te extend the conspi­ racy to U. I. territory" by dyna­ miting some buildings in Miami. Naval Station Gets Pat On Back A "pat oa the back" by Uw naval inspector general and unof­ ficial reports that Uw Sanford Na­ val Air Station will get the first at a new typo supersonic bomber wfie called Important develop­ ments last night.by the NAS com­ mander Capt. Robert W. Stye. Copt. Stye told Uw Chamber of Commerce directors at tbetr meet­ ing that Uw inspecUng team from Washington "govt ua a pat oa tba back far offlcieaey." The report aa Uw possibility of the ASJ Vigi- Candidate Urges Form RR ........... Rdyal American . Sears Roebuck .. Standard Oil (NJ) Studehaker ........ U. 8. Steel ...... Weatlnghouse El. • I0 n IV II « •'•P' Eg Hie-tim* ,MipP°rl ildentlal NEW YORK (UPI) - Hot LaUn tempera eaploded inlo • riot Thursday in the chill of a January afternoon. Pro • Castro and antl-Caatro Cnbans"fought for right to honor Joae Marti, Cuba’s national liberal. Three person* were injured and II arrested, aix from each side. The anti • Castro White Hose movement held ■ birthday ericbralion at the Central Park site at the bead ef the Avenue of the Americas wbare a Marti statue la to be erected. Only the pedes­ tal haa been relied. Aa tha While Rose group spproaebed Uw pedestal with a flow, or wreath, pro-Castro members of Uw Twenty • Sixth of July movemeat converged upon tho marchers. The wreath was snatchrd aod used a* a weapon. Tha males continued for at minutes until riot polire arrived. • Ooe af thus* arrested wai Special Program charged.with Inciting a riot, four A special Christian Science pro­ with unlawful assembly aad all gram wifi ha seen over Orlando were charged with disorderly Tflrvlaioa Station WDBO Sunday conduct. ai tO:Jo a. at,- hM b" * #fdM »d* Friends who vlowad ih* body of Mias Barrymore, whose life was a torment of Mage failures', di­ vorces, and alcoholism, said she appeared to be "at peace at last." She was dressed ia a aimp>* hlack |own wllh • >hr*r scarf at the neck and wore earrings. The Rplsropal funeral service *** read by the Rev. Sidney L,Mjer gf fashionable St. Thomas Church following a oulogy by ,uU,or (!erold the writer who , gi|,led Mia* Barrymore with her autobiography, Too Much, Too Soon." Arson Suspected In Forest Fires Arson was susperled last night aa forest ranger* said Mg flrea were set near Forest City between l:M and 11:30 p. m. All the ftare-upa were In the middle of a wooded area. A fire near Five Point* was aoi in about seven different place*, Uw rangers said. When eae spot wouldn’t work, another was triad. Rag* used te start the fir* were strewn around. Less than aa acre burned, they reported. Court Orders Hyatt's Release TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Supreme Court today ordered tbe Mate to release Gordo* Francis Hyatt, who Is serving a prison term for grand larceny, aod ruled a new trial must be held for him ia Brevard Cireuit Court. Slated Saturday ITm Sanford Elk*' annual charity ball will ba bald Saturday night Tho dance which is opaa to tha public atarts at 9:30 p. m. at ths Mayfgir Inn. Tickets are |4 P*r soupfe They may ba raaarvad by calling FA t-4161 ar dipy ba bought at tha dance- Donations for tha profit* will wo to the Elks' charity fund. Pata Buk'tr'a orchestra will provide music for tha dance. At midnight, a at** tion wagon will ba given away as a special feature of tbs balL A breakfast at tba Kike’ Oub witf M law tha dance. A dmlaaJoa to tba breakfast is $1 par person. Tha Elks hope fur 400 KRARNY, N. Jr. (UPI) - A mil­ itary policeman guarding a classi­ fied shipment aa route from In­ diana to New JagJey waa acci­ dentally shot and killed Thursday night at the railroad Matloe hare, lhe U. g. Army aonouaoed. Pfe, Jaak g. Martin. M, New­ man, Tea., was ahot when a .it caliber automatic being unloaded by 8P-4 Nicholas a. ZaiuJa, If, Detroit, accidentally discharged, an Army spokesman said in Naw York. The accident occurred In Ihe baggage car of tbs train. They and 2nd U. James E. Derr, M, Toledo, Ohio, were guarding a classified shipment of ordnance material — hardware — being seat from FL Benjamla Harrison, Ind., to Plcatlnny Ar­ senal, Dover, N. J. Directors Hear Expansion Plans In o progress report to Uw Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ merce, Board of Directors Man­ ager John Krider said that an announremant ia expected ia the next two days of largo expansions for three local firms. Although Krider did not name the firms, be said the expansion would mean the employment of at least 300 additional persons la the county. Krider, la his report to Uw board also said that tho county was matching funds with the city in giving tbe chamber fIB.ono for the current fiscal year. "It’s Uw first lime in the coun­ ty’s history that tbe county baa aver matched funda with Uw city," Krider add*<f. Kirdcr also reported that new county maps are available at tbs Chamber office and complimanted tho Committee of 100 for helping to bring bow Industry to Uw area. Influenza Sweeps Across Europe Cm dieting _ tM| frightening reports poured la oBetUaU/ fraai Aigiera. Insurgent* In Alglert he. eaasn more defiant of the g iw > meat. Insurgent* la Oran cantered (bo -city ball wtahpug totaefaroeca by the army. But acme war veter­ an* la AlgMra toiled Mr swant for DeOeulie. lit* Seminole Coualy Chamber of Commerce board af dire date hava agreed la urge the Coualy Com mis(oa ta put up needed Mode te the coualy can be represented at tha Caalral Florida Fair M Or­ lando aeat month. Karlyle Houibolder urged ft* director* to nans* a eommKta* to appear before tha board at Mo meeting Tuesday to "pul Ike pro*, aura oa" for funds for tho exLiM. Earilor ia the meeting, Richard Peas, chairman af tha chamber’* agricultural rommKtot told Mw group "tf wa don't gal any motor from lb* commission w* foal x m l b# able to hava aa ailUMl this year." John Krider, chamber manager and chairman af tha ram mission, told tha director* that Uw beard ia considering taking bads out af tlw eiuBty agent's budget te pay for Uw exhibit. 2 Boys Escape Serious Injury Two boys escaped serious injur? whoa tbair bicycle bit a ear *• SR BIS Thursday. Highway Patrolman J. L. Sikea aald Bruce Nicomete add Brian Johnson wore riding against tralfl* oa Uw shoulder of Uw road near Lake Harriott Kslates. They cut into the path of Robert R. KeaaU’g car. The bruised boys ware rat*sa­ rd after a check by Casaalbany physician Dr. Rapapait. Eight year old BriaR ia firea Altamonte Spring*. Bruce Nicoae«o. II. Uva* ia Maitland. Koaakl Is ala* from Maitland. M* arroato wart aad*. Car Stolen From Jet inn LONDON (UPI) - Aa la epidemic sweeping across ] kept mlllioas to Europeans from Jobs aad school* teda; A car was atolea tn mi,ay, France, Italy aad I to Uw Jet laa Hhwid lead were hardest hM. Six deaths were near* gwiuerisad daring the wes tog Jaa. Ml la Brtlato. where (ha fla has aat reached apdamla pro­ portion*, Mar mum to a Romas Catholic conveal Is. Liverpool died fttaaoB tatmmba Ban la mk*a aaa. to — t— — ------- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Jan. 26. I960 •b e In ftrl frra tt W t ^ ij£ S 2 jm £ * * m EVl Stu Says Any Good Demo Can Beat Nixon f, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) le a . Stuart 8ymlniton (D-Mo.) aaid Monday "any good Democrat can beat Vice President Nixon" in the presidential elcetlm because of his voting record during the Risen bower administration. Tbe Missouri senator, considered g dark-horse for the Democratic lnatlon, said "the vice presl’a voling record shows he has a tack of faith in America. He docs net believe In the character of m :America as the Democrats ace her. He voted agatnit social security, txtem lon of the minimum wage law, REA, alum clearance, flood control and reclamation." He told the 70th annual banquet of the Mnnlgomery Chamber of Commerce Nixon's trips abroad would help hla candidacy only "if some posillve action la taken by the administration. But we'll have lo wait and see after the summit conference. Locomotion is no sub­ stitute for policy." Symington also accused Nixon and the Eisenhower administration of "wasting 100 million doliara a week through Inefficient business policies and practices' in handling agriculture, defense, foreign aid and the national debt. Tlie former aecretary of the Air Force aaid a recent Senate sub­ committee hraring showrd the De­ partment of Agriculture was "w ast­ ing far more than a billion dollars a year" and yet "In order to raise a billion dollars, this administra­ tion now proposed five-crnl postage stamps and higher gasoline taxes." He also altackrd proposals lo build up a budget surplus “through tax and 'revenue increases," say. lag the aurplus could be built "through more efficient manage­ ment," NEW YORK (UPI) - Twelve loplrvel Russian government of­ ficials, Including arveral prospec­ tive heirs to Kremlin power, will fly here next Friday to bagin 24-day tour of 10 atatea. The party waa Invited by state governors who visited tha Soviet Union last summer. Tha visilora undoubtedly are the most impor* tant group of Communist politi­ cians to visit tha United States since the cold war thaw. rThey are headed by D. S.Polysnaky, a little-known but highly placed young protege of Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev. He la premier of the Russian Soviet Federated Republic, the Soviet Union’s Isrgeit political eompo-' nent, and la a candidate-member of the all-powerful Presidium of the Communist party's central committee. Announcement of the Impending lour came aa a surprise, although return visit by Russian coun­ terparts of the' American gover­ nors waa expected some time this year. The Russians were invited by the executive committee of the U. S. Governors* Conference and travel arrangements are being planned by the institute of Inter­ national Education. In addition to Polyansky, four others in the party arc premiers of Soviet republics — the equiva­ >..r lent to state governors. Tha re ­ maining seven are chairmen of executive committees of provinces containing Important industrial A LARUE NUMBER of Fleet A ircraft Service Squadron Fifty*One men cities. It will b« these Russians' first were mlvaneed in rating and honored with the traditional U. S. Navy look at the United States. And U ceremony recently. In presenting the advancement certificates!, Comman­ wUI bo this eountry'a first glimpse der Edward J . Winter. USN, FA8RON-61, commanding officer oongratil­ of up-and-coming third generation ia ted the men for the induatriouaneee and technical abilitlea which led to Communists who may well be­ their selection. Left to right, front row, L. E. Baker, AMS8; Y. J. Eiaencome the ruling clique in the mann. ADJ3; J. E. Reid, AE2; E. M. Graves, AD2; J. S. Alexander, AK3; Kremlin when aging Khrushchev C. A. Rigor, AK3; J. E. Hope, AK1. Left to right, rear row. J. M. C a ra t hers, and Deputy Prem iers Aaaataa I. Mikoyan and Frol R. Kotlov de­ ATI J F. A. Berneberg, YN8; M. A. Coleman. AT2; H. E. Singleton, AQF3; part toe scene. H. O. Troop, AT2; W. E. Bryant, AE2; J. T. Hickey, ATNS. The Russians win inspect man­ ufacturing and food processing vij i■ : #.into, schools and noiveraRlaa, p Y museums and historic sites, hous­ y •. K ing developments and farms, hos­ » 1b , * | pitals and homes for the aged in ' 1 | New York, New Jersey; Pennsyl­ IV - I vania, Weal Virginia, Florida, n! sis, Colorado, Idaho, Utah and 3 ■ j WASHINGTON (UPI) - The North Dakota. 1 1I ' V . , Senate today launched a twoiole the political • eltmaU pronged attack ou Juvenile delin­ Be V IED DANUG I KSj 'l lk *• time and 1 find this aspect YORK (UPI)—The a ria s r \ ■ > . f V ‘ __NEW eer Americas Heritage of Ibe Heritage series one of ha quency and ila linka with teenage i n k ua Weet Sunday sight, sat strongest attractions. However, an drug addiction. The toll Senate waa scheduled exactly a aovet journey tor TV balance, this hour wae weaker then preceding Heritage produc­ to start debate on a "delinquency Viewers. la "Dcetlsy, West." on NBC-TV, tions. While the scenes flowed prevention bill" which would pro­ DETROIT (UPI) — M Hath** wo took a quick pre-wagt.il train smoothly into each other, regard- vide up ‘to I t million dollars to plalas your child can’t seem d t M p with Ibo Jobe Charles Fra- le:* of time and space, the play- local eem mood ice over the m i t to alt still la claea, a pUl might ■ e a t expedition, after Fremont era mumbled amid personal pas­ five years to train workers J help. Bret befriended Boa. Thomas Hart sions and compressed dialogue. special Juvenile project*. . Physician* at the Children’* •a e ta e la Washington and mar­ They created the impression that Center * Metropolitan Detroit ried the old fellow's daughter—a they were speaking for their bi­ found that St of to children be­ fora-ag* thick who we* hip to ographers. tween the ages a t- I and I t who pocky moeotaisa la r o l l i n g Jeffrey Hunter was tight-lipped, had been almost hopelessly unruly •retries. determined and wi.e as Fremont: calmed down when jrivea.D fttm -. William Altman's tcleplay also Susan Strasberg w».: fiery-eyed, The beminoi* County Farm amphetamine. lovely and wiaa aa his bride; Scientists called their fidgets Jam es Daly was peppery and Bureau office was broken into F ri­ "hyperkinetic impulse disorder." wise aa old Benton. It was a com­ day. t There la evidence that up to petent production — especially with Jack Sym* told Sanford police its rlimactire billiard scenes— that someone broke late the office I per cent of the school age popuare tent this hut very little of M managed to to the Sanford Atlantic National latioa Rom »I to 11 present problem," said Dr. Hunter H. come to life. Bank sometime between noon end Comly. director of the Children's 1 p. m. Two desk drawer* were Center. NSW YORK (UP11 - Farmer "Destiny’s Tot," a true psychi­ ransacked and a combination Tbe Center tried out too drug Dodger catcher Roy Camps mils'* atric case history of an anti-So- drawer file and safe entered and with the consent of tbe children's toyesr-old stepson had another mitir rabble-rouser, offered an #0.11 taken, police reported. parents, who administered M. strike tolled sgalnet him today absorbing, fully-rounded portrait He was etwrged with potty larceny, of q human puatule on NBC-TV ' hla a year. Me third arrest wlthl Sunday. Adapted by S. I*e Pogot"I d u e t wont to talk about U." tin from a book by the lat# Dr. CompasoUa, who Is paralysed Robert Lindner, the afternoon frost a broken neck ho received In drama was moat engrossing when a s auto Occident two yean ago dominated by conversational of­ Mid. "I don't know any details fice hour tones. The unusual stag­ ing waa general!) effective, al­ »el." . David, tbe sm of Campanulas' though soma of the silent hackWife, Ruth, by a previous m arri­ ot-thc-couch vignette* were too age, was arretted Monday night brief to be of much value. Alex­ w. with three other teen agers. They ander Scour by waa a sturdy per­ hod o carton of candy, cigarettes former to hie even-keeled por­ Opd groceries from a grocery la trayal of the psychiatrist. Robert DuvaU, as the nut. had an He­ .T he youth* elalmed Morris H aven afternoon nf M. Katsman, toe owner of the store, The C h a n n e l Swim: Dora gave them the groceries, but be Schary, producing a "get out Urn denied X. polira aoht. David was released last April no vote" special far NBC-TV's Starprobation on a Juvenile delinquency Ume special of Tuesday. April it. Z^Ttalian breaking m Into to include to (he show apHOTtoUM mm .jtar * . uspnmug i. ae hopest||CM ^ PreiWelU KWn. Parana drug store last February. bower, former President* frum an Java Ua ale* hod beeni Judged a Jnventle to February for parttot- and Hoover and current WhKe House hopeful*. paring in n Rat fight■tc Chuck (Rifleman) Connors toThee* arretted with young Camanella were Itidor Fisher, Si, tiara with Pippa Scott to "Trial Garnett, It, and a l# y e a r By FM r." on the June AUyaon i wae not Identified h r poll** show, CBS-TV, far Monday, Fab. I. i bn it e Juvenile. a i p Marlin Owner May Move Franchise Red Officials U. S. Bound Friday For 10 State Tour MIAMI (U PI) — Bill MecDonaid, new owner of the Miami Mar. Marlini, aaid today he will have to «o> move the International Leaaui franchise out of Miami if h* can ran not leaae stadium and concession-j rights from the city. City commissioners have rcfu. rifused to accept MacDonald's Isas* leas* offer of #50,000 a year for five fiv* years because the city is *m. broiled in a court suit filedI hy Florida Sportservice, Inc., ovn stadium concession rights. • “ I will either have to surrender• my franchise to the league Icamie or , , | move the club to another city,'*“1 said MacDonald, a millionaire house trailer manufacturer who bought the franchise from radio* television tycoon George H. Storer last Jan. 2. i l Takes Western Journey Senate Launches Delinquency Attack Pills Calm Down Fidgety Children W Farm Bureau Office Ransacked Campy's Step-Son In More Trouble PEDDLING PEANUTS for the March of Dimes were thene member* of the Anna Miller Circle who were in a Rroup of mother* w o rk in g at the corner of French Avc. and F irst St. from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m. Sunday. With the help of Sanford police who rcKtilnted the niinutl liyrht. they sold $233.60 worth of p e a n u t* roamed by Elk* Club member*. They will con­ tinue their work a t a mooting a t 7 p. m. today at the Elks Club when they will complete plans for the Mothers March Thursday night. (Herald Photo) Illness Of Witness May Delay Finch-Tregoff Trial A Week LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The state was almost act to rest its coao against Dr. B. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff today but K appeared the murder trial might be delayed a week by the illness of a minor wiioess. Judge Albert H. Miller, whe presided at the preliminary hear­ ing for Finch, had the iofluenta that has stricken Southern Cali­ fornia. He waa not expected to be able tp testify until next Mon­ day and a postponement until then waa likely. Tbe dramatic trial took a bisa its twist Monday with the chief prosecutor himself on the stand and an aUorney for Miss Tregoff to, coming close to accusing him of tricking Carol* Into a murder charge. The red-haired mistress flashed angry looks aa Dep. Dial. Ally. Fred N. Whicbcllo testified that be at first believed her etory that she went to the Finch home July 11 but had no direct connection with the shooting of Mrs. Barbara Jean Fioch, S3. Miss Tregoff had testified at Jhe._prfllmlnary. hearing July 27. Whlcbello called himself aa a state witness and underwent ex­ amination by colleague Clifford Crail in aa effort to get into the Quotable Quotes record the etory Carol* told at the July 27 hearing. Whlcbello said when Carole first began to testify ne did not con­ sider her a suspect. But as the went oo* he gradually changed his mind and began definitely to sus­ pect her w hen' she broke into tears on the stand and was led into the Judge's chambers. She resumed the stand and. as she finished and walked toward the door, WhlcheUo ordered her arretted and charged with mur­ der. Don Bringgold was cold and angry as he cross-examined Whiehello. "Wasn't the called at that hear­ ing a t a witness for the people and weren't you in ■ sense her attorney?" he asked. "That it a m atter of interpre­ tation." "Did she have an attorney?" "No." "Aa you questioned her and be­ gan to form this suspicion of her, did yon advise her of her con­ stitutional rights?" "No. I did not." "And after you decided you were going to arrest her. did you advise her of her—constitutisna! righto?" "No. I did not." "Did tbe judge advise her?" "No." By United Press Ihlernarional SAN FRANCISCO-Carey Bald­ win, director of the San Fran* cisco Zoo, denying charges by Australian businessman Sir Ed­ ward J . L. Hallstrom that tha m was discouraging its kiaia bears from becoming parents: "That is pretty much something for the klalas to decide." TAMPA — Attorney Pst Whit­ taker, whose client. Mrs. MUlines* Quinn, was convicted of bank robbery, telling tbe Jury that lb* teller must have been timid to give her the money so easily: "Can you of the jury believe that this little tady . . could scare you into giving her the #1,000?" PARIS — Former Premier Georges Bidaolt, a major oppo­ nent of President DeGauIle's Al­ gerian policy, grudingly support­ ing the government's call for an end to Algerian rioting: "1 am and always have bean an obedient servant of law and order." - Ten per ccnt-cf a typical Ameri­ can family income of #5,000 went for various Federal taxes in llto, and an additional 3 to S per cent for state and local levies. ’• O C H K V Y I ONLY WAY YOU CAN BUY A CAN FO R L E S S 18 TO BUY A LOT L E SS CARI HURRY . . . BARGAIN PRKES u . 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The position is presently held by Douglas Stenstrom of II f Casselberry s GOP Plan Giant Registration A b u n t of Republicanism la about te flourish Is Seminole Count). Coaaefcer ry Mayor WiUlsm Bensea said today that the Caaaelberry U efubllcaa Club wUI Invite Ha >00 members te drive to Sanford and cfcMga their registration Mom Democratic to Republican. Mayor Beasoa. who ie alao praaident of the club, said ha aspects iOO members to Join the motor­ cade. AU club members will be 'invited to register Republican with a special Javitatlon going to those who have previously registered emocrat. Members who attended the Mi­ ami kick-off dinner for Vico Presi­ dent Richtrd Nixon reported to the club executive committee Tues­ day Bight. The members said that the enthusiasm and support shown tor Nixon at the dinner w^s great, according to Benson. ♦ , Bulletin CARRABELLE (U P I)-A 34a d a l Bablag boat that Shifting betpteasly la was WealMm Gall ad today, that they a r t hat aabarmod. *ry, Sanford who announced last year that he would not seek another term. Indications are that Parrish wlU get do opposition from Seminole County, according to State Rep. Gordon Frederick. Frederick reported that a man from Seminole just wouldn't have a chance "bucking the flrong population of Brevard county." Parrish is married to the form­ er Frances Klingensmith and the couple have five children. He is serving his first term on the Board of County Commissioners and prior to his election in 1934 was active ia several civic Sanitations. He hat served as a Trustee of the Brevard County Schools, Coun­ ty Chairman of the Boy Scouts, it a past president of th* Titusville Rotary Club, attained the rank of major ia the United States Field Artillery during World War II serving three years overseas, and is campaign chairman of the I960 United Appeal Campaign. He is a Presbyterian, Mason and an Elk and is vice-president of Nrvint Fruit Company, Inc., a citrus rumpany which has opera­ tions extending from Mims to Fort Pierce In the Indian River section of Florida. VOL. XL1X The county's road improvement program got a boost tn the arm yesterday. At the county commission meet­ ing, board members awarded bids of the Florida Equipment Company of Orlando for the purchase of a loader and mixer. Coat of the loader was 114,001 and $14,too for the mixer. The board tabled awarding a bid for a dragline until further study. Both piece* of equipment is ex­ < WASHINGTON (UP1) — Son. pected to be aveilable in the county Btuart Symington (D-Mo.) charged within the next two weeks. today that tbs administration has “Juggled" its iatelligenca books on Soviet missile strength “ so the budget books may be balanced." Symlngtoa, a frequent critic cf madmlaatratiod defense policies, „ V MMu ata ’’Vre tragedy ntrucb-.bai'-i af'ifl* a ^ Tbs senator was Air Force aecre Scotta Tuesday. Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Scott were tary under President Truman. Aa ana vowed candidate tor the moving into their S. Sanford Av*. Doasocratk presidential nomina­ home yesterday when Hw refrige­ tion, Symlngtoa said he aaderstood rator exploded, burning down the hia accusation would bo regarded house. A relation, GVady Scott, had a home nearby last roar. It burned aa "poikkally mutivaUd." But be said ha preferred that down also. Naval Air Station and Florida risk to the ana Involved in what A b a s ailed aa administration's "peR- Forest Rangers fought the blase. I b e J. M. Sootta had lived aa V a at m iatoform atka." "I ahargn this administration Oakway Dr. They had Just gottea with using inUliigence informatioa their tornhare into the house when la such a manner that the Ameri­ the blase broke out. can people have been given aa toeocurato pietare of what la necoo■ary tor our national defense," Sy­ mington said. ^ymington Raps Missile Policy Fire Tragedy Strikes Family For Sejcond Time Loagwood't boy scoot commitIns pnoynaad more asttvHioa aad better organis ation tor the town troop Tuesday night. The committee aat up nine ofScoa to Help Troop SM. These nine wfM bo directly rcspontiblo for g i h e troop, committee rhairmaa Dick Zertmae said today. R. Richard* ia finaaeisl secre­ tary; R. 0 . Heath, omargeney chairman; Roy Caudrll, equip­ ment chairman; P. M. Haynes, librarisn; Harold Willis, assist­ ant scoutmaster; John Saunders, transportation and procurement; Carl Loatmler, treasurer, and Bill 7-aBree, refreshments. The troop went on an overnight A hike to Camp Wi'demesi Friday. Srouta Harris, Haynes and Not­ tingham were promoted to first class. H m mothers will ho marching Thursday la the annual Mothers March on Polio. Members of Um Anna Miller Cir­ cle amt last night to complete plant for the bouse to house can­ vass from I to T p. m. in the big­ gest fund raising effort in the March of Dimes program here. Mrs. Betty Spencer, chairman of tho Mothers Merck, and divisioo leaden will aea Tbs Herald build­ ing as headquarters for receiving and tabulating the contributions collected from households by the volunteer workers who will assist Ute circle members. Division leaders are requested to bring the funds collected by the Jam es P. Avery, who announced Ilia intentions to run opposite Lawrence Swofford for the District 3 County Commission post, open­ ed his campaign today pledging to drvotp his full time to the duliri of his oflicc. Avery has lived in Lake Mary for the past four years ami in a statement today said: "I believe that Seminole County is beginning a period of growth that necessitates a sound plan­ ning program Dial will fairly and equitably stabilize taxes and con­ cern Itself with the limiting of debt to insure this growth be orderly and proportioned for per­ manence." He added. "The coun­ ty'* means should be the deter­ mining factor in establishing this debt limit." On the subjec. of county roads, Avery eaid, “ A good system of hard top roads providing access to our many rapidly expanding communities la of vital importance in maintaining our rate of growth." lie said "Adequate maintainance on existing roads should ba to constant and regular aa to preclude its being anything but routine." Avery stated. "We mutt have good schools with adequate datarooms for our rapidly expanding student population. Every chdcavor must be made to satisfy the need for more and belter feeiUtie*." * . '-‘T P n i W f c f .M M . thoroughly plamird: comprehensive soning "of parimounl importance to the county’s future." Ho said, "A county wide comprehensive draining program It highly desir­ able.” but added, "with the mean* presently available being limited, we must spend our money wisely te achieve suecest." He la married to the former Doris Okerstrom of St. Patereburg. They have four children, teas. Russell and James and daughters. Cheryl and Donna. volunteers in their areas to The Herald building between T and • p. m. so that a quick tabulation can be made, Mrs. Spencer aaid. "We hop* everyone will contri­ bute what they can when the moth­ ers call, because mure funds still are being spent In tbs county IhrouKh the polio fund than are being collected." John Sauls, coun­ ty March of Dimes chairman, said today. NEW YORK fUPW — Stock prices at 1 p. m.t American Airlines ................ 1IW American TAT .......... . . . . . to American Tobacco................ 10TU Bethlehem S te e l............ Site Caterpillar ........................... 32H Chrysler .............. DuPont .................. Ford Motor ......... General Klectrie .. General Motors .. Graham • Paige .. Int. T l> T ____ I-orillard .............. Minute Maid — Penney — , ....... Royal American .. Scars Roebuck ... Standard Oil (NJ) • • 0*• • * Studcbaker — ... U. S. Steel .. . . Westinghouse El. •Wr m m News Briefs Planning Celebration WINTER PARK (UPI) — The Florida Civil War Centennial Coatmission will meet at RdUIni Col­ lege Saturday to plan for the four-year celebration of the Civil War. Klansman To Run TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ru Klux Klansman BUI Hendrix an­ nounced for governor Tuesday saying be would make LUtle Rock teem like "Just a little pebble" If elected. Hendrix said if he were governor "It will be 100. per cent segregation from Key West to Pensacola, no Us, ends or huts. Y L V MRS. A. J. PETERSON, Sanford, present* a check for $1,000 to Dr. J. Ollie Edmund*, rijfht, preiddent of Stetson University, aa the first payment on a $3,000 student loan fund established by the Seminole Association of the Florida Raptist Convention. Dr. R. L. Carter, DeLand, a member of the loan fund committee, left, looks on. The Association includaa DeLand and parts of West Volusia County. Seminole Group U.S,MaimedRocketTrips Expected In Summer Student Loan Fund Sen. Randolph Hodges for elimina­ tion of a speed trap at Chlaflaod. Hampton Dunn, the club's pub­ lic relations director, said Tues­ day night the club aod the city » WASHINGTON (U PI)-T h# .Na "substantial additions! funds" te bad buried the hatchet after a tfnn’s_ civilian spscc chief aaid speed development of super rock­ ■la-year squabble. today he 'will ask Congrats for ets, wnicn may anable tho Uuitcd Stales to past Russia In space in "four to five year#." At the tarns time b* premised ^TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e e series of spectacular space Supreme Court today upheld a launchings which will be climax­ death seoteoce given ed this summer with manned roc­ Beach mao tor murder but ket trips and in 1961 with the ed a new trial ia the cate first American manned satellite. Si. Petersburg Negro sentenced FT. WALTON BEACH, Fla. This was the burden of teetlto death for killing e grocery store operator. Jam es E. Brook* (UPI) — Two officer* of an Army mony before the House Space was sentenced to death to tha Ranger battalion on l a n d i n g Committee by T. Keith Glennsn, electric chair for the death May nianuevera were drowned Tuesday director of the National Aeronau­ 2. I9SS, of Helen Louise Bairr, an night in wind-whipped surf non tics and Space Administration. NASA already has asked Con­ employe of the Western Union yards offshore. grats for 902 million dollars in Company ia Palm Saadi. Brooks A third waa missing and a search the fiscal year starting noal July was a Janitor la the office. was underway today. 1. Of this, the agency be* ear­ The men were among eight marked 140 million for. develop­ Confidential Paperi aboard a rubber life raft heading m ent'of Saturn, a giant booster NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) - A for Santa Rota Island In a mock expected to thrust up to four tons United States Navy plane which assault when the raft capsized in as far as Mere or Venus. crashed Jaa. IS ia Turkey killing the rough sea. Glennea did not disclose the ad­ ail M maw aboard woe rarryiag The olficeri drowned were iden­ ditional turn be will ask, but "highly confidential" documents tified as 1st LI. Ellis F. Cline. observer* recalled that Dr. Wornfrom Washington, reports reach­ 26, of Mount Airy, Md., and 2nd her voo Baum, in charge of Sat­ ing Nicosia from Turkey said to­ l-L Pt Y. Kuncl, 22. Omaha, Neb. urn development, had recom­ day. A Royal Air Force spokes­ The min missing was not iden­ mended that 240 million dollars man when naked about the docu tified pending notification of scat be committeed to it to fiscal !M I. m enu made aa further comment. of ton. Sentence Upheld w 2 Men Drowned In Mock Assault County Firemen To M eet Tonight The Seminole County Firemen's Association will meat In the Cattelberry fire house tonight. The • p. m. meeting will be the first one of 1960. Tha firemen will try to work out a better system for mutual aid, Casselberry fire chief Paul Hates said today. A system should be devised eo that other towns aren't left unprotected when county firemen are all fighta . blaze to one town, Bales > 4* monte Springs, snford,* ngwood, ■telberry, L a k e Mary, No Undo and Oviedo fire depart ..are asked to send represente te the meeting. Cassselberry Lions Set M eet Thursday Chamber Board Meets Thursday Club To Welcome Area Newcomers Newcomers to Sanford will be guests of honor at the monthly meeting of tho Seminole County Coffee Club scheduled for 10 n.-m. Thursday at Mr*. Appleby's Res­ taurant. The club in sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce end all new business owners and newcomer* to tho county are invited te attend. *» Sanford's Civil Service EOard will hear the views of city .em­ ployes Feb. 4. The purpose of the ■ p . . m . meeting will be fo. city emplOjcs "to see the board la actio n ,. . aad to P atin a aap matter attfe ton board that the employe may with " The meeting will bo ia eiiy kali. NO. 616 Guns Fired In Port City The Casselberry Lions will meet at the Glass Fountain Restaurant in Fern Park Thursday night. Winter Park Telephone Co. vice president Russell Hulbert wiU speak about tha growth of tele­ phone customers In the Cassel­ Coplea of the plumbing aecUon berry area at the l:3g p. m. of tha Southern Standard Building meeting. code are now available at Senford'* City Hall. Tha plumbing section went into affect for Sanford J*a. I. The booklet is "one of the most mo­ dem plumbing codes in the coun­ try, aa U the building rode," City The Chamber of Commerce Building Offirial M. A. Yelving- board of directors wilt hold their quarterly meeting Thursday at ton aaid Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. at the Civic Center. ls will not be a dinner meeting, t . Perkins Jr. announced. Civil Service •Board To Meet Court David Gatchel reported this morning that he doesn't expect many more office holders to an­ nounce their intentions until tho Mar. 1 qualifying dale. Twenty public offices will bo open in the county with the Demo­ cratic primary scheduled May 3. Algerian Revolt Spreads Building Code Booklet Available • District candidates wilt oppose Lawrence Swofford. while two will oppose John Krider and five will run for the open District 2 seat. Indications are that the District S rail wilt have at least two en­ tries. However. Clerk of the Circuit WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Thuraday. High today. T2-T6. Low tonight, 56-65. United Press Lenncd Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1900 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. in. Stocks Mothers Polio March Slated Here Thursday ,New Activities Set For Troop would be t candidate for the county commissioner post in District 3. With James Averv. of Ijike Mary, announcing his intention to qualify, the political pot In the county began to boil up ■ list of candidates who are considering opposing incumbents. Reports are that at least four JAMES AVERY | :Avery Opens Commissioner Vote Campaign County Purchases Road Equipment ing for all candidates ehosen throughout the county, and getting the ''best dedicated men” to fill the Jobs. "We wsnt to clear up the situa­ tion in the county." Rinehart said. Rinehart would not comment further on what he meant by "the situation." He also denied reports that he ike Plans First Political Speech WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pretlif left here today he will make FLAM F M MOTHUe MAICM nee ia iiiiiii k$r John gaol* to uni* poNo fund chairmen, Mm. lanrjr Adak, president i f Asm Millar Ofrale, eenUr, aad Mrs. Bail* U a, eechilriana of the march. (Uarald Photo) •d • ••• •*k&**. ' * ' >* " J £ j\ 1 +* ■*' $• x. % Caaselham Bra chief Fate Bates ia tooting tor veteateen to stay in tha fir* station while town firemen are out Rgtiiag Urea. I \ /• Vto* . Volunteers Needed 4) • Ths Seminole A*>oriatioo of the Horida Baptist Cunti uIImi today established a student loan fund at Sletsoa University with the pre­ sentation of a eheek for It.OOO. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Sanford, chairman of the ytudenl loan fund committee for the association, handed the cheek to Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, president of the Univer­ sity, in the presence of Dr. R. L. Carter, DeLand, ■ member of the loan fund committee. "We ere pledged to increase the amount of this loan fund to $$,000," Mrs. Peterson said. The loan fund, Mrs. Peterson ca­ ptained, was established by the Association last year and provides that preference in loans be made te "promising Baptist students from churches in Seminole Asso­ ciation", that loans be not more than $300, and that they be made to students to Um Junior or senior elatws. "We want tha fund to be one which will help students get an education rather then to givo them hi education," Mrs. Peterson said. "We believe thia ia the American way—providing a helping hand where most needed. This should make better leadership for tomor­ row." Dr. Edmunds, .in exprefsl ig hit and the University's appreciation lo the Association for the student loan fund, said "the future of priv­ ate colleges In America Is assured a* long a t Christian women offer this kind of assistance to young men and young women who want an education. ALGIERS (UPI) - Shot* ware fired in tha Algarian city af Mottaganem today, tha f in t shooting tines ST parsons were killed Sun­ day ia aa Algiers dcmonalratioa against the French government. The shots rang out during • settlers' demonstration at Mostaganem, a port between Algiers and Oran. P in t reports gave no ladiestioa of possible casualties The re­ ports of the new shooting cam s momenta after French President Charles DeGaulle'a personal repre­ sent stive in Algeria paid tribute ta the "courage of despair" shown by the insurgent settlers still defy­ ing the government from behind their barricades here. Confidence had risen among tho rebellious coloolsti that they were winning their dangerous gamble against DcQaolle'a authority, and a holiday air nettled ever the street barricade! la Algiers. Adding to their optimism wee the peiaive attitude of the French arm y toward their resistance te DeGaulle's policy of self-determina­ tion lor the future ad Algeria. Even as Detiauli* met wild his Cabinet ig P fria to decide haw te resolve tha f r a vest crisis te face hla regime, iaciadiag possible assumption af dictatorial pewaffc, the insurgents added the Meet te "L e n t live the arm y" te their battle cry el "Long live French Algeria." Tbs try west up from demon­ strating crowds to Algiers, O rta, Constantins, Bean aad m a t^ smaller elUte. ____________ Tha arm y waa not actively sup­ porting the rebate. Bat R wag d e a r Hist R would ant launch an attack. Savaral para troop colonels warned their superiors Tuesday that it would pose a "tru el dram a of coatcteace" tf they were o rd e r ed to aaop up the insurgent*. Algtor* was to the grip k a general strike and under n state of siege, which banned the gath­ ering of more then tore# persona la the streets. ' Gator C ag t Coach Resigns Position GATNESRVILLR (UPI > - John Mautr, recently named to the Baaketball Kali te Fame, resigned to­ day as Florida basketball coaah to devote full time to hte Job na defensive and coach on the foot­ ball staff. Matter ha* beca hand basketball roach at Florida since 1961 and previously eoacbed at Tanas sane, Kentucky, Miami te Okie and Army. The Aurora. HI., native said ha roniidered dropping out te basket­ ball-soon after Lha appointment te Ray G ravsi a* director te alkietici and head football eoaeh. Compton To Speak WINTER PARK (UPI) - Main speaker at the guidance conference for secondary school counselors e l Rollins College March 4 4 will ha Nobel prize winner Dr. Arthur Compton. Compton, a former attoclete te Albert Kinttrln, directed the work that led to the first aiemie chela reaction. Acting, Plus A review of the Orlando appearance of Betts Davie and Barry Sullivan in “The World of Carl Sandburg" described the performance as providing "a maximum variety" of entertuinment. The review Mlrcnaed th at the show la not ■ poetry reading, but "a strenuous performance, with Miss Davia on atnge practically the entire two hour*, running the gamut from humorous anecdotes to intensely realized character*." Mina Davin and Sullivan each create 22 character# in the show scheduled at 8:30 p. m. Saturday Ib the Civig Center. It ia sponsored here by the Seminole-DeBary' Heart Council, which ia nelllng tickets ia the Woodruff Bldg., corner F irat St. and Park Ave. There are plenty o f good neats left for ike Sanford presentation of Miss Davis, undertaking har firat Ration* al personal appearance tour. Meabora of tho H te Council have been pushing the advaaeo sale ia ocdir'l insure benefits to the heart fund which accrue tho ahow and go into hoart research. A i *■i �Foremost could havt got only M cents a gallon in its Gainesville and f t. Petersburg plants and ST cents In Jacksonville. Commission Chairman J. Bailey Odham ef Sanford said th* eoav- pony did not consult with the commission be for- * moving th# milk. He said Foremost should bavr paid (1 rents a gallon unlesi tho farmers themselves voted to tako the cut. KOKTM BRUNSWICK, N. J. maid sad Morris Mlchaola, *0, a (UPI) — Polio* attempting to ' . ttkm Th* hiitthaa appeared o* aeasetrack down tho vklous gu an )(M ( | ^ t )|0tfun ,Uying of who turned a lavish country oaKansas wheat former tote into on execution chamhor Herb W. Clutter. Clutter, his wife for a surgevn'o wife, two women and two of his children aU were sow ants sad a taxi driver, today i murderod In Ihoir Holcomb, Kan., found th* Islltor'o getaway ear. form residence last November Tho black nod red taxi which during a robbery attempt, ’Thu mUk ia gueatteo waa bought th* killer is believed la have used Two ex-cooricte have been a r­ for «t east* a gallon instead af ia take him to th* homo of Dr. rested in th* Clutter cos*. Fraaeia M. Clark* on his mission The gateway taxi ‘was found of auaa murder waa recovered in near th# Newark. N. J., line % know. 1 don't aeo any point in tying anybody np a fte r on* is shot." Wilents said MW* haven’t ruled out robbery, but it look* rather ’slim." Ha aald apparently nothing had bora stolon. On revenge a t a possible motiro, Wilents said: "Wo'ro check­ ing out all former patients, all former business acquaintances, anybody who hod anything to do with him." Tho suspected slayer waa d * scribed ia a teletype alarm no white, about M, 170-1S0 pounds, fivo-feet, eight-inches tail, a graybrown overcoat, a brown felt hat and gtasioe. I t said ho was atmod with a U-caliber automatic and "dangerous.” Tha bodies war* diocovorod by Mr*. Clarko'o daughter, Mrs. Cor. atlia Chapin, I f , who** husband ia second onerotary la th* U. 8. Embassy a t Managua, Nicaragua. Ska roturned to this souaUf for a visit J**. i f . tbc commission floor in thoa* a n a s of *1 cents. Corwin Davis, spokesmsa for Poremoit said the milk was sold to th* military so tho farmers ••old get a higher priea. He said *rs *a( aador mUk commission regulation*. Tha milk w ai aaM to ■Hilary lariaUaUaas. Tho milk commission catted Foremost on tho carpet Tuesday ■ explain th* act loo. A special hearing was set I* JackeoovUle late la Pabntanr far tha' company .C A P S CANAVERAL, Fla. r n S t e . tbeAUaaTthoodarod aloft teem bUh tho Atlantic and Padflc •raate Tuesday night te climax David Vows State Senator Purge Tho Snnford-Seminoio Ar­ cher* Club will hold an elec­ tion meeting next Wednesday night n t the Civic Center. Th* meeting is elated to • ta rt * t 8. Anyone interested in join­ ing the elub is asked to at­ tend the meeting. Midwest Hard Hit By Ice By (M o d Press International Sleet paved Midwest highway* with # deadly coating af ieo to­ day. Hasardoua driving condition* w an posted ovor eastern .Nebras­ ka, northern Missouri and aU af Iowa. Tho Wcathor Bureau,warn­ ed of ice dovolopiag on roads in Indiana, southern Wisconsin, nor­ thern IBiates. lower Michigan and northwost Ohio. Three Iowa traffic deaths ware blamed on slick highways tad leo-eovared windshields. BELLS GLADE (UPI) - Em ­ mated ao more than 4,000 worker* ployment and welfare officials would be affected in all Florida. The official* her* al»o planned met here and la Wait Palm Btach today to discuss ways of helping to determine crop lo**«s. what migrant farm laborer*. Jobless employment need* will be in the because of Florida'* cold wave. comini week*, and how many Industrial Commission C hair-1 man Jamea T._ VocelU-taUad-j* worker* fan be abiorbed. Vorelle conference here ef itata employ­ laid he hoped the citru* industry ment official*, representatives of would be ' able to use many of the farm bureau and state em­ the worker*. ployment office manager* from The induitriai eommtuien eatlsin - cities. mated there were a total of 00.000 la West Palm Beach, the tie - migrant farm hand* in Florida, cutiva commute* on migrant many of them reiidenl* of Flo* labor mada up of government of- rid a who follow* the migrant ficlala, welfare workers and Sal­ •treem i to other state*. The offi­ vation Army representatives were cials hope to be able to find to meet. . Purpose of the conference here was to attempt to determine the exact employment situation. A local official In Miami had arilWASHINGTON (UPI) — Northera Democrats hav* scheduled an H-hour tpeeebmoking session in th* House Wednesday to focus pubUe attention on tholr drivo to force action on th* civil right* hill. Their aim is to persuad* BoCentral Baptist Church will hold a three hour mission Friday at g publican* to pry the hill out of th* p. m. Prior te Ik* mission will hu a Houw Bulo* Committee which has bottled It up sine* last August. covered dish supper. North’s Democrats To Push Rights Bill S A V IN G S lag w m accidental te g struggle for a gua vrhkh Mrs. finch had la ho* oar. Tha oaao was ruaoaaad until • Attend Moot G O REGULARLY UP, U P , U P ! W H O LE FRYER FRYERS BREASTS controveray. David, of Hollywood, outlined a geU oufh plan for getting roapportlaomoat approvod by the Loginla turn, Ha aaM tha plan would bo fa ir te oil areas and giva mors repraean tattoo te tha big population muter*. COFFFf ducotors Rod rlvote Schools a f private achate syateaa te their pinc* will "ultimately lead la th* ateiapM af out domoeratte so­ ciety." Tha group Included several atelags presidents sad deaaa. Each te them laheted the w aning* a t "pcraaaal su u m a a ti" aud roleaaad thorn. Probe Continues n m iH w iy Mayer William Baaa Im v m te r tea Florida Muted- A s P QUARTERS With Wiafu Nikita Keeps Reunion Promise totelbariy Mayor Buy I Gallon G UAD.A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LOS ANGELS* (U PI)—Dr. R. PHOENIX, Aria. (UPI) - F B I a paste fumalacd tight-lipped today ahgut their lavcitlgattea te liak Bahert V. Bpcan te tha Ncv. Id trash I f *a airttear la the Oulf PAINTS Mission Slated S H O P -S H O P -S H O P Y O U R tramportation to their l.Jlni state* for the unemployed who eannof be ehanneled into other jobs. The damage to the South Flor. Ida v. 'etable crop wai wroueM by six comccutivc day* of c d f weather. The roldeit Icmpcraiiyt. occured Sunday when reading! dropped to I t in southern section* of the elate where vulnerable vegetable crops were in th« fields. The worst of the unemployment problem Is expected to coma ig about a week when the last of tha vegetables not ruined by froit and cold will be harvested Fivt V otirt Gold Bar Americas* bought 29< FRESH FRUITS * VEGETABLES S patrt, U , gg ex-ceuvlct wantad far trial m aharttea charges ia Let Angelas, was guaeUooad far the first Uma te four daya Tuesday. ■Mara has baas held ea a car theft charge glace lari Wednesday AAP FANCY WHOLE Tamps, PU. lg a a rt, * **Mdoctor, said Taylor took hie COOKING MAGIC w ra rn tw with modem, clun, dependable UREY TOMATO Potatoes Largs Bis* Ivory Soap 2/31c Northern Towols 2 Rolls 37c 10Jors99c Nabisco MCURITY ggOCIATKU. INC. »*' b* - * ,4- *' '—-J •i STOCKS • BONDS MUTUAL i FUNDS use- rtitx Crackers 27c 8ter EM 2/3Sc Tuna I v'Vfc 6Vi Ox. 33c fttete Petek |w*m C loonitr I gj o*. Jar �1 #* w jm ta r z ■ FaSZ ^SSm S 1000 FREE Top Value EACH COUPON LISTED BELOW IS GOOD FOR THE A M O U N T OP STAMPS SPECIFIED. A TOTAL OF 1000 FREE STAMPS. IF YOU USE ALL THE COUPONS. THESE STAMPS ARC IN ADDITION TO THOSE REGULARLY EARNED. Liquid Shortening WESSON OIL MAYONNAISE AST0R COFFEE Qt. Bottle Limit on# »W» o $5 00 or more Food Order. PLEASE USE SCISSORS TO C U P EACH COUPON FOR FASTER SERVICE A T TH E CHECK OUT. Kraft Kitchen Fresh QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Trier* Good Thure., Frl., 8*1., J*n. 2S, 29, SO 100 R I D I I M THIS COUPON FOR Vacuum Packed 100 Top Vi Iho Stamps 1-Lb. Can At Year Neerett Wlrm-Dlile In Addition To These Regulerly Eorntd When You Purchese One Carton Kent or Newport Limit one with e $5.00 or more Food Order. CIGARETTES W H ITE or COLORED ASTOR FRU IT Coupon Void After January 3 lit 100 ffiTOJIMM COCKTAIL BAY TUNA 2 GT. FAB 25/ KLEENEX 2 49/ FLOUR wwwi 5 49* BUTTER 303 Can PILLSBURY BLUE ffli 50 R I D I I M T H IS COUPON FOR 50 Top Yalta Stamps No. V x Cant LAND O' SUNSHINE BLUE or W H ITE ARROW or At Yeer Neerett Wiee-DI*le Limit I with a S3 00 or more Food Order. In Addition To Thoeo Regulerly Eornod When You PurchiM Adoir 2 Qt. Jar Limit ene with e S3 00 or more Food Order, S U N N Y L A N D L u ic io u i, T e n d e r , S w e e t ACCLAIM SOCKS Smoked Ham Coupon Void After Jonuory 3 1it. mm SO R I D I I M T H IS COUPON FOR 50 Tsp VsIm Stamps At Yeer Neereet Wlnn-Dltle In Addition To Theee Rtfulorly Eornod When You Purchese Schimmel Strawberry PRESERVES 2 'tit Coupon Void After Jonuory 3 lit. EohRite Boston Butt PORK R I D I I M T H IS COUPON FOR 01 Tsp Yalta Stamps ROAST Copelond Hot or Mild A t Yeer Neereet W iae.Diile u, 39‘ SLICED SALAMI __ W-D ''Bronded*' Freshly 'if,39‘ GROUND BEEF 3 ft M PORK SAUSAGE In Addition To Thoto Rof uioriy Eornod Whon You Purchoto Cloonsor Copelond Smoked BAB-0 W IENERS 3 c™ 49 Coupon Void After Januory 3 tit. Eot-Rlto Thick SO W/UUVIAMAA/WiAAMA/WMfVWIAMAMAM Hickory Sweet Thick - 49‘ SLICED BACON ~2 1£r79e »• • Goorgio Peoch SLI. BOLOGNA ‘iViVt * 39‘ SLICED BACON Eot'Rito Spiced Totto O' $ea Fillet of L U N C H M E A T V4 39‘ R E D PERCH Fancy, Fresh CAULIFLOWER Large Head Wine sap Fresh, Crisp CARROTS 3 C 25‘ R E D . APPLES Duncan Hines Forzen ORANGE JUICE Jessie Jewell Grade "A " Quick Froten FRYER or THIGHS Astor Fordhook or Boby 2 % 99' L I M A B E A N S Morton Apple, Cherry, Peoch, Cocoanut Pan-Redi Frozen F R U IT PIES ivv_y Superbrand Grade 60 Tap Yalta Stamps Uquid Cleaner M ild, Pure A t Yeer N eereet Wlee-Dfele IVORY SOAP In Additinn Tn Theee Regulerly Earned When Ynu Purcheen Powdered Ceupon Void After Jonuory 3l*t. "A" Large SHIPPED EGGS R I M I M T H IS COUPON FOR SROWY BLEACH 39' O Y S T E R S M ild, Pure 49* IVORY SOAP 4 EL 27' L E S T O I L Powdered Bleoch Med r 10‘ L E S T A R E M ild, Pure • IVORY SOAP 2 & 33' C L E A N E R •---— �r.W V * r■ B 4&*vj 'J - '. .- 9 . * \ •- * * • I.-. ‘war' . 7^ '.-V'-t • •»VV>N*e».■ ■ •:•* - • **-■' >?»J *■* N t;\v**■> f t e g t 4 —W e d . I n . f t , I M t rr.-- !eAAona W oman Bert Galette, Summed ia Are. received word of the death of hte father, Joseph Galiens in New York City, Jam a . Mr. Galletta has boas a (request visitor la Saaford for tha past few yearsr 59 yi’i-itV Ur. sad Ur*. Jo in D. Powell of Tnlteheaac* U it week a announc­ ed the birth of their flrat child, a her. bora l*»t Thursday at the Tallahaaaee General HoipiUl. Mra. Powell la the former Daws Ann Pearaoa, Seminole High School Claaa of ISM. She ia the daughter of J. C. Pearson of Lake Mary. apportaalty to say “ Happy Birth­ day” to their best. SATURDAY WAS MOVING DAY far Jessie and Bob Sheddes who now era halfway settled te their brand new bases at IU Citrus Drive la Raveeaa Park. ALSO ON THE MOVE will be Diane gangster sad daughter, GaU, who will leave tomorrow for M arylud. Diane, who has made maay friends white living here, is enthused over her new bouse which she describes as “red brick MBS. FLOYD RICHAKDS colonial template with white pic­ ket fence aad many lovely trees aha was arm ed “ outstanding ere around” . Her address will be youag teacher of the year” by tha MM Little Palls. Drive, Grass • BOBESTA (Mra. Ptoydl.BlCH- Jaycees. Aerss, Betbeede, Md. She received her Bachelor of ABBS la d rita M g tha wemaa af •S S T w ttk . W a s S a r had aha re- M ask degree at Florida State Col­ CHAMPAGNE BRUNCHES are lege and her m aster's degree la becemteg popular with the Nary general adeeatien at Stataon. A s a t Aad the s e t yesterday for mother cf tare, ahe U also ascend w ires ef NAS staff members es­ site praalilsnl af tha Basinas* aad pecially eras looked forward to Professional Woman’s Club aed as It took place la the new party has been a faculty num ber of room of Urn Barblson la Winter Sanford Grammar School for eight Park. Hostesses were Bbetta (Mrs. years. Her husband te principal Peel) Spelps end Shirley (Mrs. served caffes aad cake. Plants, given i s prises, added a party High Coat Of Fat MBS. JOHN lM Ctflff was named 'G irl of tbs Year’* by Gamma Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, sorority. Mrs. Dickey has been serving as president of the organization since May and waa chosen for her outstanding service in many activities, through* out the year and for her loyalty to the group. She waa presented a silver tray by the members. NEW Y O U (U PI) — O W .it, te s t Lie flat and rates. Place a M inch ruler on your abdomen, with one end between the flare of your rib*. On a normal abdo­ men. the ruler will lie OaL If the ruler points upward and away from your ribs, extra pounds are gitbcrlaf. Sfar Style Open Friday Night 'til 9 P.M. b k u i x e p a s s io n s One e f the moat brilliant wornen’s-ctothiag designers in tba mo­ tion picture industry. Orry-XeUy, designed tha wardrobe for Bette Davis ia the A m en d Deutach pro­ duction *of “The World of Cart Sandburg,” coming te the Civic Center no January SO. An Academy Award wiener, Mr. Kelly te known especially for his achkvem eat ia “An American ia Parte.” Bette Davte and Cameron Mit­ chell sta r in “ Tha World of Carl Sandburg,” ably adapted aad di­ rected by N e m a n Corwin. Most Everythin* New tr Suits Featured Clearance Sa le For Spring Wear Men's Sport Shirts LADIES' DRESSES All Regular Stock — Bring A Friend Share The Price. 1.87 Buy One Dress at Men's Slacks Re*. Price 6.97 to 8.97 Get Another For LADIES' SW EATERS Men's Jackets Values To 1195 K to H off Now 3.88 to 8.88 Men's Sweaters LADIES’ SKIRTS • Continues BY OAT PAULEY ipeeebas, including Hoyle Shields, who win sooa retire from the ter vies and Daa Gerbls, who hat reeasily been promoted te Warrant Officer, W L Five door prises were awarded aad tha flower arrangement at th« bead table was presented te M r.j| Donnaud. Donations for tha erent were received from George’s Tavern, Yae Hal To Haadte Tha Chler* Club, Jim Robson’s, Firemen were called to the home B. L. Perkins and Son, Bid's of Donald DePampUUs on n re­ Tavern, Odham and Tudor, A. T. port that .tbs kite hen waa aflame. Ramsay Florist and Robb’s BikTha family’s spaghetti dinner had been placed on (ha store ia a 'Following the dinner members and guests enjoyed dancing. plastic collander. Special gueaU at the party ware Cdr. and Mr*. Charies Donnaud. Upon arrival the men were pre­ vented a white carnation bouton­ niere. The room wa* decorated with arrangements of (lowers, lighted candles aad crepe paper streamers. Several guests present were honored with informal “ Goodbye” tmiw awiNGE ms Starts 10 a. m. Thurs. - Jan. 28th "D o n 't Be L a te " NEW YORK (UPI) - About tw edM rif of today’s food store or havt been.bast­ ion, says tha Granary Manufacturers of America. Mara than tw o million n year la spent by food mahers In Big Variety Members of the VAH-I1 Enlist­ ed Wives Club honored their hus­ bands with a farewell dinnrrdance at the C.P.O. Club meeting room a t the Naval Air Station. The VAH-11 squadron will de­ part the last of this month to board the USS P. D. Roosevelt. & *1 LADIES’ BLOUSES Bex. 3.98-12.98 Al l W i n t e r S p o r t Reduced To C le e r C o a t s SALE CLOSEOUT TABLE Drastically Marked Down ! Khaki fir Gray Work Clothes 2.17 ”**”*2.67 4.87 Work Shirt Re*. 2.96 . ___ _______ Work Paiits Re*. S J 8 ............... Work Shoes Re*. 8.95-10.95______ Entire Stock of all Wool udigaa lackaL U comas whh an rerbtenso or tnek-te shirt. The fitted Jacket suit, with three. i-i jm SALE 4-'; %'J fT l5 - i*- * - I HOIS | *• ■♦♦y yjpv j’ ,/l t . ’ •• • * »' • s, * * • Dress ft Sport Shoes Values to 11.95 N#w res \ - Slippefs - - Closeout 2.81-3.91 • Children's RIPON8 Values to 2.98 ............. • Men's ft Ladies' RIPONS Values to &98 flS •m ....9.95 —8.95 ,• • HKELA WEDGIES A FLATS la Leather A ga te . V ilu i to 14.98 Now 2.88 to 7.88 SALE 7 Ladies’ Lon* Leather COATS 2s kw47** Ladies’ Pajamas & Gowns SALE P R I C E D All. Ladies’ Co-Oidinates Reduced For Reel Savings 1 .8 7 • Ladies' Daniel Green Bedroom SALE BRAS *1. D O N ’T M I S S T H E S A L E ON INFANTS WEAR DURING THIS CLEARANCE SAVINGS Bar's Flannel FTe to S3A7 UM Os. Detenu f lb e * .l< - U 9 ladies' Jackets & Car Coals Reduced e 0 R eal V a l u e s On G i r l 's & Sub-teens Car Coats PJ’i A Gown. S la c k s. Pedal DURING 2KE, BIG JANUARY tuSn CLEARANCE! AU Bor’. Cape-Gloves Suits - Shirts flport Coats Reduced •m rJ fc U jm w w * ;I ■ H ■i i r �•/■ W ed. J a n . *7. I9 6 0 — P s f s I oG oc cd By Zeta Xi Chapter THURSDAY tyffl” Home Demonitra•ion Club meet* at the Sanford H. D. Center on 14th St. 7:30 p. m. Program on froten fooda. FRIDAY Tht Ladle* Auxiliary of Flaet Reserve Assn, second anniver•ary dinner, 7:30 p. m. at the U.S.O. bldg, for members and ^ h e i r guests. ™ Joint meeting of Veterans of World War 1 and the Ladies' Auxiliary at S p. m. at the Legion Club. 340® Hwy. 17 92. Annual election of officers for I960. Mem­ bers and prospective members urged to attend. Home Demonstration County Chorus, 1:30 p. m. at the H. D. Centu, Ml K. 24th St. O rg^itation meeting of a San­ f o r d 4-H club at 3 p. m. at the W - D. Cinter, 401 E. 24th St. All interested persons invited. A very successful ••White Ele­ Mlasra Joan and Mary Ann Wright, phant" sale was held by members jNIckl Hall, Marianne Strickland, of the Rota Xi chapter of Beta Sonja Mnnlorton, Barbara Cham­ Sigma Phi at the bi-monthlr meet­ bers, and Mra. Jam es Ljons, Mrs. ing of the group. Mrs. Wendell ' RotamJ Wesson, Mrs. Wallace .Springfield was hostess at her | Tyre, Mrs. Sam Skelton, Mrs. home on Park ‘Avc. In the absence 1Reaves, Mrs. Swain and the host, of the president. Mrs. Springfield, ess. vire president, also presided at the husineit session. Mrs. Robert Reaves, social chair­ man,'presented plans for a get-to­ gether next month. Final arrange­ ments will he made at the neat meeting. A raffle in supplement the sunshine fund was conducted. Miss Joan Wright was the winner of this project and received a clev­ Officers Wives of VAH-7 met al erly designed •‘Litter Rug Bag." Both thii venture and the white the Imperial House In Winter Park elephant sale met with so much for their monthly luncheon with approval and enthusiasm they will Mrs. H. A. Moreland and Mrs. Neil be staged again in the near future. j S, Pruden serving as hostesses. Mra. Leon M. Swain Jr.,.present­ ' Mrs. K. F. Rowell presented Mrs. ed the program. It was entitled "The Dance" with moil of the die- V. H. Jennings a silver tray from cussinn pertaining to the ballet. the wivea, aa a going away gift. Others attending were M r« J. P. Membera attending included the Roland. Mra. W. A. Kllins, M rs.1 B. M. Fittgerald, Mra. F. II. Galloney,» Mra. M. D. McPherson, Mrs. F. D. Milner, Mra. W. A. Nowcra. Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. J, P. j Swope, Mrs. G. G. Zimmerman, Mrs. F. W. Burton, Mrs. A. S. Poultcr. Mrs. R. H. Hotsa, Mrs. WEDNESDAY II. J. Hilt, Mra. M. A. Mergl, Mrs M. w. Otto and Mra. W. Collier. First Baptist Church Training Union supper and officers coun­ cil, 4 p. m. Bible study, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. V. H. Jennings Presented Gift By Officers Club SATURDAY County organisation meeting of 4-H County Council at 10 a. m. at Home Demonstration Center, 401 E. 24th St. County officers will be elected. All leaders and county officers urged to attend. ■Fat Measure MAKING PLANS for the Spring Convention of Uintrict 4. Pilot Interna, tional to be held a t the Cherry Pinza, Orlando. May 20-22, are left to right, Mra. Sara Hughes, convention chairman, of Orlando; Mm. Raymond Ball, president of the Sanford club and Mra. Fannie Spilk.v of Mt. DorH. Mina Lucy Nowlin also represented the So- ford club. A meeting of the planning board of the DeLnnd and Sanford clubs was held nt the home of Mr*. Ball, thla week, to complete plan* for the luncheon during the convention. NEW. YORK (UP1) —After age 41, there is approximately a one per cent Increase in the mortality rata for each pound of excess weight. Overweight men have a M per cent greater mortality than expected: overweight women, 47 per cent. Church Calendar Girls’ 4-H Club To Be Organized Veterans, Auxiliary Opening - February 7 Plan Joint Meeting tfiujAfind COojUa NURSERY SCHOOL Jean McLain Anne Markham Ages 2 thru 5 Hours 9 to 12 REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN 719 7 Dance Program Given £vswi& f .i Laurel Av«. FA 2-8763 Veterans of World War I, San­ ford Barrack. 4M and the Ladies' Auxiliary will elect new officers for the coming year at the month­ ly meeting, Friday at a p. m. The Joint meeting will be held at the legion Club. 3404 Hwy. 17-92. Members may send their dues to Robert II. Williams, quartermaster, Osteen. Fla. .or bring them In 1hi« meeting. Refreshments will be served by the auxiliary after the mrettag. Freshly washed baby socks should be smoothed carefully so that there won't be any buntpi or folds to injure haby'a tender feet. Pinacrest Baptist S.S. officers and teachers supper meeting, 4:30 p. m. R. A. meeting. 7 p. m. All glrla in the Sanford area who Prayer meeting. I p. m. Trustees are Intrrcitcd in joining a 4-H meeting, 1:44 p. m. club are invited to attend an or­ First Presbyterian Senior High ganisation meeting Friday al 3 supper 4 p. in.. Midweek Bible p. m. at the Home Demonstra­ hour, 7 p. m. Chancel Choir re­ tion Center. 401 E. 24ih St. There are many activities coin­ hearsal, 7:40 p. m. ing up and Sanford must hsvr an organised club to be eligible to THURSDAY participate. They Include a 4-H Flrat Presbyterian Olrl Scout demonstration day. National 4-H Troop 233 meets ato 1:14 p. m. Club week. District demonstra­ Cub Pack meeting. 7:10 p. m. tion day In Orlando, the county The Dorcas Circle of the Up- dress review, 4-H short course In tala Community Presbyterian Tallihrssee and the Camp Me- j Cburrh meets at 1 p. m. at tha Quarrie, for 4-H girla only. church. Pinecreat Baptist Church visita­ tion program. 10:10 a, m. to 7 p. m. Choir practice 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Royal Ambassa­ dors, 7 p. m. Bible study 7:10. Milk Is fhe last food Ihr majority of homrmakert will cut down on In any inflationary period when a family budget tendi to have more restrictions. PENNEY’S BUDGET COTTONS ARE EA S Y -C A R E I«eave It to Penney’* to come up w ith re a s o n ably priced little drome* at tho R easonably right time . . . at the ntart of apring tim e . Bright, j)crt aolidn, right pretty p a tto rn a . . . all neatly ntyled, all machine w aahablo a t medium net with littlo or no ironing naodad. Size* 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Men's 2.98-3.98 Sport Thurs. — Fri. — Sat. 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SOUTHLAND FAMILY PAK BLACKEYE PEAS BREADED WHOLE OKRA Q At SHRIMP fc FRENCH FRIED A ” c 03 • « Q Q C POTATOES 1 FC | FANCY RED MclNTOSH APPIES 3 • * SWEET POTATOES 3-29c AVENUE park SANFORD STAMPS - WHEN YOU BUY — A CARTON OF KENT OR NRWFORT C CXPIRKO IG A R ETTES JAN. a t . tco o /C IlH ' ^ L' *, . r 1*0* id'ii I v1-VIv. p o re New Fashions Go Back To Greeks PARIS (UPD — Designer f r o m Dalmain went all the way back to the ancient Greeks today to make women look like goddesses. Balmain’s line, presented on the hecond day of the spring-summer fashion shows, was named "Carta* thlan" after the Greek column. The line was straight, Its skirt length to the top of the calf. I t was adorned a t tbe top by wide brim hats or bats with a sculptured el* feet. The body line, one of the straight* est seen this season, was braksa by either a deep flounce of the skirt, a low-slung sldo belt a r side FRESH CAUGHT FINE FOR BAKING OR FRYING KILN DRY TEMPTING WASHINGTON (UP1) — North era Democrata today opened their House civil right* talkathon with a challenge to President Klsea* bower to help them fore* o vote i a stalled right* bill. The Democrats reserved 14 hohrs and 10 mlnutta for their speeches in support of e parliamen­ tary maneuver to pry the bill from the conservative-dominated House Rules Committee. They planned to uie only two or three hours today. Chairman Emanuel Cellar (D* . Y.) of the Houie Judiciary Committee, the lead-off speaker, urged Eisenhower to persuade Re­ publicans to sign a petition to force the bin out of tha rules group and onto the Boor. The petition require* SIR i i m > turea. Ai of Tuesday sight about 190 lawmaker* had algsad. Includ* log at leeat so Republicans, Other coagrcalosal saw*: World Court: Secretary of Slat* Chrlitlan A. Herter and A u t. AUy. Gen. Robert Kramer war* the first achadbled witaeeaea at Sonata For* algn Relation! Committee bearing* oa propoaala to repeal a reriricUoa oa U. S. participation la the World Court. Addltlveat Rep. Jsm es j . Do* laney (D N. Y.), author of a IN* 'anti'Cancer" law, urged Coogreaa to broaden It to cover all coloring agenta uaed In food, drug* and coo* metlci. Delaney, acheduled to an* pear at llouae Commerce Commit* tee hearing* on the m atter, said he backed Welfare Secretary Ar* thur S, Flemming's testimony TUcaday urging n flat ban ad any coloring addltiva found la indues cancer in animate. Drugs: Senato Investigation hinted that Congress would be ask* ed to approve new laws restricting advertising by drug companies. Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-T*aa.) said bearings by bis senate anU* trust subcommittee showed "daft* nltely that something ought to bn done." Farm : President Elsenhower probably will akip his usual farm message to Congress this poor. Instead, he was expected to stand on a six point farm program aut* lined in hjs Jan, I I budget msssag*. In general. Elsenhower f a v ors lower farm pries supports and tbe eventual elimination of planting controls. There wes tbe suggestion of the long torso and many long jacketed suits. Balmain's suits followed elsssld lines, many of them being laag Jacketed. They appeared la rip er colored wools, bold pUldo and ter* Heel atripcs. Balmain need those throughout to lengthen the column* like silhouette. PUrT* Cardin more than any other designer set the pace a t Man* day's shewing with h lp Jo n jth call Jackets, long torse line drosses and assy Biting overblonsee and taalcs. WOrt lengths, except e t ths bouse of JeSn Patou where they barely changed from last stasan St tbe top of the calf. Although coats had voluminous alseves. the majority of tbe drcoaoa war* sleeveless. Celia Hose too, m e cept at Cardin’s. He m edt bis m ark sevsral aetsoni ago with a mush­ room collar and has boon working out interesting variation^ on Ike thema over since. �THE WALLS HAVE EARSI* J u d fi Voile Williams Jr. wan guest speaker for the ^ajrcee awards banquet and his talk on the future of young t .men te America waa one that should be required listening f ir everybody in the county. , What he had to say about leadership and community regafUisltiilltr was direct and to the point. He did not pussyfoot vfcijMmd with his subject He eeid the future of some young [.Hm i is not very good. Then be continued to tell the plain ktdrath about how most people regard their publle responsi* <- ftarnoHAL dcfcnss . m cabik Mtibto for thara to own tv tn onn cent to call their own." Keferring to stimulating Jaycee meeting discussions, jo WflMamo said he learned one outstanding thing from "I Mamed and I believe, rightly or wrongly, that while iag iS MM of the freedoms wo enjoy, our right to gripe OMitienii upon our having a better plan of action. 1 ................... toaiaai, and I believe, that tas pnrpttunlly bn against sonic­ ifctaff without offering a bettser solution than that proponed W tSe basset form of hypocrii;ty." f . Jadge William* Williams hit tha the nail n on tha haad with anothar eeaale e f truths: a m ily provide leadership, you are not always a popular. Leadership means doing everything for f others, not self, and It very often manna doing Ing to fight outilde lo ti, such as i Religion Is one excellent field eavagee and uncharted wilderness-1 tor„ «uch youthful energy, end .as, . in.iat.i #.iinn, Billy Graham has shown this Instead4 nr of iKnin thotr own fellow u h„ dlog for , that lplrlluil citlxena. revival of vast proportion. But now w# have no expanding But youth also needs to be given By ML GEORGE W. CRANE CASE D-4N: Jam es B.. aged IS, ia • dynamo of human energy. “ Me started out with a lot of promise and wo had expected great things from him," hi* tram m er school principal reoenty commented. “ Bet ho liked adventure and ia IMS, cloned "Yea. ia be bora free ie aa accident | "Te live fraa ia a responsibility; "Bad ta die free ie aa obligation.** Right aow, Judge William* ie our favorite eon candidate ilia a u a who toys M on the line. Wo commend hie word* chafod ot monotony, la high school be gat la with some wrong companions.- and now la being sent to Jail for leading a gang of auto thtevea. “ Dr. Crane, isn't there -me way te steer auclt talented young men into constructive channels and challenge their interest with adventure o f a laudable sort?" Ia the days of Daniel Boone, or Ooneral Custer, aueh young men who felt |tlfled by the orderly and routine activities at home, could always enlist as 'scouts or trail’ blasora for civilisation. They pould pioneer a now contlaent and indulge their hunger for adventure by fj-jtng west­ ward. Indian fighting gave (hem what was looked upon as a legtlim its outlet for their hunger for combat. We bad a few labor difficulties in those days, for (he agitator* of society found H more interest- ■T MABQU* C U L M WASHINGTON -T h e decialona that mea take in their momenta of power — or the decialona they have forced upon them by eventa —live long after they are dead. Nothing could Uloftrata thla more dram a­ tically than the cootroveray touch­ ed off by Sir Anthony Eden'a critlciam in hla memolra of the late John Foster Dullea* conduct of American foreign policy. Giving hla veraloa of the tragedy of Sues and hla justification for Britain'a attack on Egypt. Eden goea back to Dullea* abrupt declaioa la INd to deny help to the Naieer government oa the vast Aawan dam project. The former Britlah Prime Mlaleter aaya, in an inatallment of hla atory publiahed in McCall’a, that Dullea made hla announcement without prior eonaultatioa with either London or Cairo. In Eden'a view that triggered Naaaer'a aelaure of the Suva Canal. Citing evidence of hia own deter­ mination to reaiat thla action, be accuaea Dullea ot firat blowing hot and then cold and finally under preaauro of eloetioo-year politico falling to go along with a plan to put Naaaer and the canal out of buaineaa. It la the bitter lament of one who aaw hia career ruined and hla country humiliated In a fateful mlaadventure. The conaequencea of that whole mlaadventure, beginning with the abrupt announcement that there would bo no aid from the Weat for the Aawan dam, arc In today'a heaOllnea. It haa Juat been con­ firmed that Soviet Ruaaia will finance not -only the firat atage but alao the aecond atage of the dam project. Credits of $100,000,000 are going to underwrite tho first phase now in progress. This gives Russia a position of great power and Influence not only in Egypt but throughout the Middle East. What Eden does not say in his memoirs, either because he docs not know It or because he feels it Is outside bis province, ia that Dulles was restrained by budget­ balancing and economy considera­ tions from taking a bold polley line. He bad first agreed to go along with a Canal Users Association at • meeting with Eden In London in tho summer of *3$. But when on hia return to Washington the Treasury discovered this meant outlays of up to a half-billion dollara the plan waa vetoed and Dullea had to beat n retreat. Similarly Dullea* private expla­ nation for the earlier announce­ ment oa the Aawan dam wae that Congreaa would never approve an economic aid program containing funda for the Nile Miver develop­ ment. Southern Senatora, be raid, would regard that aa an encourage­ ment to Egypt to grow more cot­ ton la competition with the South in world marketi. Theae aame preaaurea in Congrass today threaten to cut back the proposed expenditure for for­ eign aid (moat of It military) of $3,434,000,000 in the new Elsen­ hower budget. There are no now proposals in the economy budget despite the President’s generalised assurances on undavelopod lands during his visit to India in Decem­ ber. The tendency here will be te dismiss Eden's criticism a i a sour effort to put tho blamo for the failure of the Sues atrikn on someooo also. But if tha present can team from tho past then there Is a salutary leiaon in tha Eden atory. That lesson it, above all, in tho failuro to coordinate policy —and la the first inatance to formulate a d e a r and unmistakable policy lino — until a crisis occurs and disaster impends. A threat of the some kind of failuro is Inherent in tho way in wljlch today Britain and tho United State* are begin­ ning to pull apart on disarmament and a nuclear test ban agreement. The excerpts from the lenglby Eden memoir published thua far in this country do not Include his story of (he 1134 Indo-China con­ ference in Geneva when again he was at odds with Dulles. That in­ stallment, published in the Times of London, charges that the Unt­ ied States proposed an atomic strike from aircraft carriers in Tonkin Bay to save the beleaguer­ ed post of Dien-Bien-Phu and thereby turn the tide of tho war In favor of (he French. According lo Eden, tho then Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, checkmated this move. Passports war* nvailabl* to Americans as a means of identi­ fication before World War U hut they weren’t required for travel­ ing abroad. President Eisenhower haa denied that any such plan had been da* reloped to be "put into oxectt* tion.” But thoae of oa covering tiin lodo-China atory were conviaeet at the time that if Churchill h aS laid yea Admiral Arthur Bedford, chairman of the Joint Chlefa ot Staff, would have Immediately pvt throufh hla own plan for intervention. It waa another inatance la which imminent dliaater had takea the Weaiera aliiaa by aurpriao and they groped on the brink <or a pray out. Even though he doea not confeaa his own shortcomings, by tailing mora of the** evanta thaa we have knows thus far, Edoa don* the West a service. Quotable Quotes United Press I ntern iBanal MIAMI — Road d e p a rtm e n t worker Jen Zlnkus, describing n horse be and another worker res­ cued after It had been treading water for two days in a waterfilled roekpit: “The most miserable horse I’vn ever seea.M GLEN COVE, N. Y. -H en rietta Stein, II, who got locked into ■ bank vault but opened It from thn inside by following shouted h i t stractions, phoning her mother te say sha’d be late for dinner: 'T a i sorry I'm late, but l'vn been stuck a t the bank." MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Judge Robert J . Miech, alter sampling two T-bone steaka to determine whether Charles Redes was juatW Bad in refusing io pay for a tide of beef because it was too tough: " I havt decided to tako th * £ cato under advisement until after 1 have an opportunity to dlgast tho evidence." CHICAGO — Paul Leonas, petparing to meet his 20-year-old daughter and 17-year-old son ro* turning from behind the Iron Cur* tain after being separated from their parents since World War 11: "After all ihase years it’a hard te tell what will happen, bet I * think f it , r * » dong la Urn sam* category aa ibstltute frontiers. , Now our young people try lo lower the record lor the mite run or dm 100 meter swim, In lieu ef cracking the fixed geographical frontiers of the pest. Te a certain extent modern moon rockota offer challenging adventures late the unknown. But sack pioneering late outer •pane require* more rigid school­ ing and long apprenticeships, so tho typical Danial Boone of modam America is usually not quali­ fied for such cosmic trail biasing. Besides, aclantific pioneering is not always pictured ia aueh gla­ morous light as carving out m w slate* from tho redskins. On TV, Gunsmoke, Lawman, Wagon Train, ale., have high ratis Impoiaibie lo dam tho on­ ward drive of ambition and youth­ ful onargy which should product tha continuing flow of civilisa­ tion. One of our biggest problems to­ day, of which wars and labor strife are but undiagnosed symp­ toms, is bow te channel this a venturous energy of youth. , It seeks outlet in some form and will break forth into danger­ ous,. destructive torrents If it Isn't Intelligently channeled past the mill wheels and turbines of a scientific order. Young people are potentially both devils as well aa aoctls. Their ultimate and Is datermtaod by how intelliganlly wo channel thalr tnargla*. DAILY CROSSWORD better meals build better ffc • . l . . . .vVjtB* .• and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! * / i �JM .3 -V % '• H I M • « • — —e.ftfwE^y, Wed. Jan. 27, I960—Page 9 •sa fa ri Covinqion B y JE R R Y CO V IN G TO N Before too long the sports program in Sanford will really be in full swing. The basketball tournaments are fast approaching with the OBC action getting underway in Apopka on Feb. 18 and the District Tournament Mar. 3. The location of the District will be decided at n meeting tonight. There Is a good possibility that it will be held in Daytona a t the Seabreeze gym which will be very handy for local fans to attend. Also the track and baseball teams will soon be starting their action and things are shaping up for good seasons for both uads. Coach Jim Pigott will be in charge the track team again this year and Dave Laude will be running the baseball program. At present Laude is concerned about his pitching and does not have any experience a t this apot. Along with all of this the Giants will have all of their farm hands coming in for training the last of February so we can look forward to a full schedule in the ■ports program. Last week at a Florida State League meeting, representatives of the eight teama In the league adopted a 140 game S Covers Sports achedule which will be a split season. The season is scheduled to get underway April 19 and nt the halfway mark an all star game will be played between the winner of the first half and an all star team made up of selections from the other .seven teams. The game will be played in the city of the team th at is lending a week before the end of the first half. This year the league will be represent­ ed by eight teams for the first time in sev­ eral years and things are shaping up for a summer of outstanding baseball. Leesburg and Lakeland are back in the league for the first time in several years along with Sanford, Orlando,' St. Petersburg, T^mpa. Palatka, and Daytona. All have sound working agreements with Major league clubs and it will be the best class D loop in the country. This year the Greyhounds will be a farm team of the Kansas City A's and al­ though they have not promised us a winner, they have promised a very sound team th at should be capable of staying right in there with any tenm in the league. With the fine spring of sports that is before us we should be able to catch ju st any game th at is to our liking. Voung and powerful Andulc, sensation of the grevhound racing world, will meet his most difficult test tonight when he competes in the hot-box 10th event a t Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. An 11-race schedule will s ta rt a t 8.10 with another Grade-A encounter featuring some of the best runners. ATLANTA (U P I)-A hearing on charges of ticket scalping against Georgia Tech's ace basketball for­ ward Dave Denton has been post­ poned until negt Tutsdsy. Denton, tl-year-old fancy ball handler from Bowling Green, Ky., was arrested Monday night just be­ fore the Tech-Kentucky game here when be tried to sell two 2> tickets to detectives for HO. He was originally scheduled to go on trial Tuesday but Municipal Judge James Webb set the hearing date back a week after conferring with one of Denton's attorneys. Depart For Russia NEW YORK (U P I)-T w o offi­ cials of Roosevelt Rteeway will leave today for Russia to line up possible entries for tbs 1M0 Inter­ national Trot. J. Alfred Valentine, vies president of the Long Island harness racing track, and public relations director Nick Grande will observe some of Russia’s beat trot­ ters la action. Detroit Recalls Wing DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League have recalled Brian Smith tl-year-old wing from Hershey In the American League. They sent Jack McIntyre te Hershey la re­ turn for Smith, who scored 10 goels and had nine assists in SI games far the Beers. Snow Bowl MIDDLSBURY. VL (UPI) tfiddlebury College Soow Bowl has become a training center for skiers and thieves. College officials re­ ported that six pairs of skis valued a t MOt and a book on how u use a ski lift wort Staten from a Bao* Bowl building. W I L T C H A M R B E R L A IN (7 fcet-1) ia shown in ac­ tion at the tenth annual Nntionul Basketball Associ­ ation East-West all-star game in Philadelphia, Pa. A crowd of 10,421 saw the East defeat the West 125115. Chamberlain's fabu­ lous defense tactics and his 23 points helped him win the game's most valunble player trophy. Mountaineers Hot Shot Return To Cage BURNSVILLE, W. V*. (UPI) — A Burnsville High School basketball player in Wars Tonight Greyhound Sensation Faces Rough Test In Race Tonight Scalping Hearing Is Postponed Bell's Protege Is NFL Boss |m d k In the big 10th, Andtle will have Is face luch established- stars as Rural Commander, Happy Joe Lucky and Wealthy. Andale will have the coveted onebox for the mid-week headliner which Is expected to be the finest race of the season thus far. Hie 71pound red gent has won llv'e times and placed once in six starts this year. Andale Is a l-to-1 choice by raorniai line odds. Second-best early figuring Is given Wealthy, little miss who drew the seventh starting position for the hot-box affair. In the outside spot will be giant Rural Commander, ■ favorite In the grandstands because of his large, 11-pound frame. Happy Joe Lucky la another top contender for feature laurels. Also In the loth are Ed's Hour Glass, Dapples, Saddle H ark and 0 . B.'a Mint. Middleweight! Mix In TV Bout Tonight CHICAGO (UPI)—Two knock­ out experts, middleweight Henry Hank and light bcavywaigbt Jesse Bowdry, match punches on TV tonight, but despito the bombs they throw, both could stey to the finish. Hank, ths Ith ranked middle­ weight, hai knocked out 2T of his 50 opponents, end never has been knocked out himself. Bowdry, Ith ranked light heavyweight, h si knocked out 22 of his St foes and has been knocked'out three times. It will be a "revenge" fight for Bowdry since one of the three times he has been (topped wee la hla last outing, a 10th round tachnleal knockout victory awarded te Hank. The only otbef fighter te atop Bowdry was Sonny Ray, and be did H twice. Hank, 24, three years alder than Bowdry at M, will b# Out­ weighed by M arly 10 pounds. the proud holder today of a new national scholastic scor­ ing record following a 135point spree Tuesday n ig h t Danny Heater, a six-foot senior, made the mark by dropping 63 of 70 field goal tries and 29 of 41 fouls in his team’s 173-43 victory over Widen High School. The pre­ vious record of 120 points was set in 1953 by Dick Bogenrife of Midway High in Sedalia, Ohio. Youngsters Open Senior Golf Play DUNEDIN, ria. (UPI) - The "youngsters'* opened their first round of tbo Its.ooo PGA Seniors golf tournament here today. Their ranks Include last year’s winner and ths two runneriup. Defending champion WUlie Groggln, San Jose, Calif., teed off In the 2lst annual tournament to­ day a* the younger age bracket, 50-54 got a crack at first round playHo and tba other memberi of the junior bracket, Including last year's runnerup Paul Runyon of La Jotle, Calif., and Lelsnd Gib­ son, Kansas City, Mo., cast an eye at tba top score of one-underpar Tt turned In Tuesday by threo-tlme winner A1 Watrous of Birmingham, Mleh. Watrous led the field a t the tournament opened with those in the 55-snd-above brackets firing their ftrit rounds over the nation­ al PGA course here. Tba 00 • year- old Walroue, who won la 1930-51-27, was follow­ ed by a duster of flva 72s, which in turn was followed by flva 71s. Deadlocked at 72 wera Denny Schute, Akron, Ohio; Harold San­ derson, Summit, N. J .; Morti Dutra, Bonita. Calif.; Clarence Ehresman, Cheltenham, Pa.; and John Rogers, Denver, Colo. Tied at 72 wera John Moyer. Orwigiburg, P a ; Ock WiUoweit, Dayton, Ohio; MUt Coggln, Phoe­ nix, Arlt.; Alvin Kruger, Beloit, Wls.; and Bert Montraisor, Sara­ sota. Fla. By United Press IntenuUoaal . West Virginia, the nation’s third-ranked college basketball teem, returns to action after en 11-dey "recess" for mid-terra ex­ aminations by visiting Pittsburgh tonight on the' first leg of a threegame road trip. It will be the 5(ountalneers' first outing since Jan. I t when they knocked off previously-un* beaten Villanova, IM 1, on their home hardwood. Wait Virginia, which has lost only to California in l i games Ihus far this season, should enjoy easy pickin’* against Pitt. The Panthers have won only six of 14 starts. Seventh-ranked Villanova (12-1) and eighth-ranked Utah (14-2) also will seo action tonight. The Wild­ cats, who bounced beck from their West Virginia debacle with vic­ tories ovtr Seton liall and Psnn, visit Army (9-2) while Utah enter­ tains Loyola of Callfomls (9-4). Kentucky, upended by Georgia Tech Mondaynight for the second time this season, hopes to bounce back against Georgia, Furman visits South Carolina, Virginia Tech It at Dayton, and Wiscon­ sin entertains North Dakota ia other major gamei. A last second basket by Larry Pennington carried Alabama to a 54-52 victory over touring Oklaho­ ma City University In the best gem* on Tuesday night’s slim sebedute. U was the Crimson Tide's first victory in their last 12 outings. Jim Uudd, one ot the nation's top scorers, tallied 21 points in helping North Texas State to a 95-21 overtime triumph over MeMurry, Hofstra rolled to an 12 42 victory over Wllliami, and Jerry Verwey'a 21 polnta helped Loyola (III.) down Washington (Mo.), 74-19. Honor Golf Oldsters NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Jones and FrancJi Oulmet, legends in U. S. golf history, were honored Tuesday night at the eighth na­ tional award dinner. President Eis­ enhower, a previous award win­ ner, wired hie greetings to tba more than 000 who attended the dinner sponsored by the Metropol­ itan Golf Writers Astn. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Pete Roxelle. a M year-old Californian who was a protege of the late Bert Bell, took aver the office at National Football League commis­ sioner today to help put over George Halss* expansion program. Roxelle, youngest rommlssioaer In the 40-year history of the league waa elected Tueiday night s i the surprise compromise choice of the hitherto sharply-divided owners. Roxelle was given a three-year contract at 250,000 annually. The handsome, slender Roselle, who wee Installed by Bell as gen­ eral manager ot the Los Angeles Rams In 1957 to straighten out a bitter itockholdrrs' feud that bad been bought to court, finally was elected on the 23rd ballot cast by the owners. Having disposed of one of the big problems which look them seven days to solve, the owners convene today with expansion the first order of business. Hales, who said be had the sup. port of 10 other owners, made commitments several weeks ago for the NFL to admit Dallas and Mlnneapolls-St, Paul next season. George Preston Marshall, alormy owner of the Washington Red­ skins, said ha would oppose the move. Roxelle made it plain ha was on the side ot expansion. "1 share the viewpoint of ill 12 NFL owners that expansion Is es­ sential," he said. "There may be a difference ot opinion on the matter and the timing of expan­ sion. "But ths popularity or the game and the medium of television have New Grid Loop 'Confused' Too DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) - The new American Football League wasted little lime proving that the rival National Football Leagut doesn’t hava a monopoly on con­ fusion. U took only one day of tha league's first full-fledged meeting to present ■ "crtxy, mixed-up kid" Impression with a series of baffling pronouncements that left newsmen scratching their Mads in woader. It all boiled down t* the fact that the league's seven-members heard franchise applicant! from Atlanta and Oakland than post­ poned any definite action until at Isast Thursday after a hearing from still another bidder — San Francisco— sometime today. About tha only facta coming from the meeting without contra­ diction wera that Commleeiooer Joe Foil and President Lamar Hunt were formally alaclad to the jobs they had bean holding down for many weeks. Mike Duda Paces Oviedo Cage Win Mike Duda pa^ed tha Oviedo eager* to an easy 73-42 victory over Haplesa Titusville last night. The eager* from Titusville hive yet to defeat an Oviedo A squad. However, the Titusville Jayvees farad better as they ramped ta a 72-42 win over the Oviedo B team. In the A squad game. Oviedo opened up with a fait 21-11 first quarter lead and was never bead­ ed after that. Aiding Duda la tha acorlag de­ partment was John Tcalaeky with 23 points and Bey Walawrigbt with is. In the Jayvee game, Mickey Teslneky rolled up IS polnta and Jimmy Jooea, 10. Oviedo's A squad record la new 4-T. promoted tremendous Interest In pro football,” ha added. "This is the top spectator eport in the country. Other cities want fran­ chises. The game must obviously expand.” Roxelle said he would act up the league office at Bala Cynwyd, Pa., the Philadelphia suburb from where Bell operated. The new commissioner eald he planned eventually to transfer the office to New York. Christened "Alvin Ray" at South Gate, Calif., Roselle Is married and tba father of a 16-month-old daughter. He li a Navy veteran who attended Compton Junior Col­ lege and the University of San Francisco. He played basketball and tennis but never participated in organised football. Immediately after etectlng Ro­ selle, the owners unanimously re ­ elected Austin Guasel, the popu­ lar 50-year-old former FBI men, •s league treasurer. Gunsel. whom four Eastern Jensen Quits; Mays Sticking Around SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)-M ey be Jackie Jensen Is finished with baseball but Willie Mays is stick­ ing around. The San Francliro Glints signed their legendary center field­ er to n one year contract Tuesday calling for approximately $83,000 t fivt grand "would be around-Oho which made him the highest paid right figure." ballplayer in existence. This amounted to a 25,009 boost The club did not disclose the term i but President Horace over last season when More 8pStoncham said that estimators peered In 151 gam ei, betted i l l , who talked in terms of eighty. smashed 34 home rune for In 811time club record and stole * FT bases to lead the National Lesion for the fourth straight y«ar. Mays pledged at Tuesdays ceremonies that be would hultlo a t usual to try and help the Gi­ ants win tha pennant aftor tha team 's late season collapse h r 1929. Also in this District compila­ "We missed out because a lot tion, Capt. Bill Schneider bf the ot the guys got tired, including H atteri wae eighth la scoring myself," Mays laid. "We laat with an averaga of 14.9 point! same games at third base after a gem*. Charles Warren waa Jim Davenport was injured. We ninth with 14.8. Dalton Eptlng might hava ta s td In if ha hadn't was fourteenth with 12.1. Barney been hurt.? McLaughlin was eighteenth with 11.2. 8pencer Boyd of North Geor­ gia led the Individual scoring with aa average of >7.9. Rptlng led the Hatters la field goal percentage and was second in the district with .517. He also ltd the Halters In free throw per* centagei and was eeventh la tha BOSTON (UPI) -B U ly Ju r|# 9 district with .779. hopes to fill the "golden b e jft” Schneider led tba Hatters In shoes by platoonlng several M a la rebounds and was sixth In the younger players la right field Mr (he Boston Red Sox. * district with 9.9 per game. "It's tough when you lota a guy like Jackie Jenson," the Rad Box manager laid after hearing that tba broad-shouldered outfleldar United Pros* International had quit tha team. "Sure, It h u h l. McKe e s p o r t , Pa. — Johnny But you’ve gotta figure there's al­ Morris, 160, Pittsburgh, outpointed ways somebody to take hla place." Jurges, who took ovsr far Mfta Jimmy Beecham, 189, Philadel­ Higgins midway through last sea­ phia (12). son, said ha would try Gary OftLONDON- Percy Lewis, 124)4, r, Marty Keough and roafcto Trinidad, outpointed Gracleun u Clinton In right this "I'm going te have Gene BMmLampertl, 125)4, Franco (12). hens In center and of courts Tea m LOS ANGELES — Jim McCsr- Wllliami In left," be aaldi That still left several Ur. 223, Lot Angelci, outpointed 4 Duke Stbtdong, t i l , Honolulu, unanswered. Williams w ont . able to play regularly If ha de­ (10). ____ cides to play at all. Tod has htou SACRAMENTO. Calif. - Zeke od ia tha past bo may rail tt Luxero. 134M, Sacramento, out* quits In spring training If M pointed Henry Salcido, 12S\4, San finds his ailing neck tea' bother­ some to continue playing. Jose, Calif., (10). Stetson Faces Miami In Top FIBC Basketball Tilt Feb. 5 Three Florida Intercollegiate Conference games fact ths Stet­ son lfaltors when they return to the basketball floor February 2 attar aameetar examinations. Currently leading the conference with five wine and no losses, the Hatters will meet the second place learn, the University ot Miami Hurricanes (4-0) at the DcLand National guard Armory In a game which could determine the final outcome of the standings. On February 9, the lla lle n go (a Tampa to meet the Spartans on their home floor and on February It meet the Hurricanes en their home court in Coral Gablet. While thli blistering pace Is being set In the F1C, the Hatters •Iso are thinking about the Die. trict 25, NA1A tournament. Febr­ uary 28-17, which win match the four boat conference teems In Florida and Georgia. Dunkel ratings for ths top six teams in the district. Including games up to January 17. wars Georgia Southern 22.0; Stetson 20.8; Oglethorpe 44.9, Tampa 22.9 Mercer 31.7 and LaGrange 20.2. Miami Hires Aide CORAL GABLES ( U P !)- Jim Root, an assistant footbatl coach at Tulant, has been named to a ■imllir position I t tbo University of Miami. Root, a former quart­ erback for Miami ef Ohio, played profeulonally with the Chicago Cardinals. M 'a Youths To Replace Red Sox Slugger • Ring Results I frw j ANB0UTI with Mary Cartar'si ODORLESS ACRYLIC LATEX AND - - EVERY 2nd GalIon is FREE!1 ALKYD FLAT SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL ■ ■ ■ K 9 8 ■vary Second GhMo« Free V G iL LIQUID GLASS-OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT 098 Contains 2 Mildew InhlWtanle S Yr. Guarantee Every Second Galea Free O del. 1NBIDK PAINT HELP LEVELING MANY COLORM BABY BRUSHING Every Sec—d Gal— Free > SPARKLE ALUMINUM HEAT RESISTANT LONG WEARING — J L 9 8 Every Second GaH— Free W FIR M Services NightlyK 8:10 P. M. . TNs k s h i. : e .i. wm 3 MATINEES df«r am Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. 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Dior’s young successor, Yves St.-Laurent, a . mads hla “ illhouette of tomorrow" ' as flat above the waist aa a pancake. The rest of tha trend-dictating llna was loose—so much so that many of tha top fashion houiei' new iprlng-aummer clothes could almost double for maternity dresses. Daytime skirt lengths Just cov­ ered the kneei, down a touch from last season's Dior line. The new evening' gowns were anklelength in front, sloping down to floor length In back. St.-Laurent aald before Ihe col­ lection waa shown that the bust in evening wear had suddenly become “ all Important." But if It was, It was hard to find. There waa not a single decol­ lete dress in the collection. The chest was so flattened that lha mannequins bad to walk with backward tut in order not to look pigeon chested. Thus the proflla was the pageboyish one of the 1620s. But the walk was entirely different— shoulders thrown back instead of the debutants slouch of the flap­ per period. The showing of thc Dior line was fashion's “ D-Day" in Paris, tense day because St.-Laurent waa under pressure to come up with something different enough to insure a boost in sales of the most influential of all fashion houses. Dior has been on top 13 yeari but this season it had a for­ midable competitor in tha hous* of Nina Ricci, whose easy fitting, long-lined silhouette won enthu­ siastic applause of the fashion press Tuesday. Last season, Ricci's collection was ona of tha most successful with foreign buyers, competing against tha Dior belief that skirts should ride above the knee-cap. After tha precedent-setting show St.-Laurent, a . shy young man who wears spectacles, stood smil­ ing proudly, surrounded by hla pretty mannequins. Modern women have to have full freedom of movement," be Mid. “ I decided to eltminata all the things which tighten the fe­ male butt in tha daytime." H* said tkla applied particular­ ly to woman participating In ItOOi William McKinley 1930s Warren O. Harding 1940t franklin D. RaasaveH HISTORY IS ignored by the firmness with which most Presidential candidates for 1960 have rejected any sug­ gestion th a t they accept the Vice Presidential nomina­ tion. A Vice President under each of these Chief Execu­ tives elected in 20-year periods since 1840 has eventually been called upon to serve in the White House. Castro Having Field Day With Charges At U.S. In tha II months sines his rev­ olutionary forces toppled tho re ­ gime of Fulgancio Batista and as Castro himself has taken on mora and more of tha trapping! of dictatorship, be and his mouth­ pieces have . used words against tha United States most usually ap­ plied by Communist states. Last week, the newspaper “ Re­ volution" scathingly attacked President Elsenhower for having “ embraced the butcher, Franco" In his visit to Spain. Through it all, U. S. paUence has endured. . Cuba's greatest single export la sugar and Its greatest single cus­ tomer, the United States. Yat ao far tbs U. 8.. has refused to u st tho tremendous economic pressure It could b rin g ' to boar, against Cuba by redudog tha Cuban sugar quota and allowing other natloni who haVo been clamoring for a part of the U. 8. m arket to up their (apply. Tha official U. 8. position hat been that tha Cuban people should not ba made to suffer for tho sins of Castro. Thar* is at the moment no re a ­ son to bollava- that Caktro will turn Mo more moderate advisers. In fact there.Is evidence his re­ gime is turning mora and more to tha left and that Jain closaat relations, aoon will bo with Rad natloni. Maanwhlla, he will continue his plunge toward, economic auidde, delayed only by tho temporary inc6me ho derive* from seised pro­ perties. daily American women." The Dior sllhouelU was unclut­ tered by details from tho top of malicious and misleading rathe models' deep-crowned hats to porta." the slightly upturned points of Seized more than 100,000 aefes (heir pumps. of (oreign-controlled agricultural and mineral lands. Other U. S.owned lands subject to aeiture total more than two million acres. Imposed a 60 per cent royalty for tha government on oil produc­ tion, and opened the way Is na­ LAST SHOWING tionalisation of tho refining In­ OPEN 12:45 dustry In Cuba. Rejected a U. 8. no la protest­ ing seizure of property owned by U. 8. citizens “ without court o r­ ders and frequently without any Indians In the United States own written authorlzktion whatever . . . " U. S. property seizures In S3 million acroa of land, accord­ Cuba now amount to hundreds of ing to the National Geographic Somillions of dollars, with only the shakiest promises of sompansation. MIAMI (UPI) — The whela neighborhood Joined tho M irth l i l t Sunday whin thro* boriei and two foata wandered away from the home of Wayne R. Hart. Two of tho korM i and tho loata were quickly rounded np. Only Big Boy, a 10-y#ar-old brown gelding, Wga m ining. . Tuesday afternoon, eounty road * department workers Jam es Wallate and Joe Zinkus happened by about three block* from the H art borne. They spotted something moving in the water. It was Big Boy. The b o m ap. parently had been treading water in tha roekplt for nearly two full days. A call for help brought Humana Society employes Foreman Ander* ~ son and Frank Blair with a horse V trailer, rope* and pulleys. For more than an hour, they dived into the dirty w ater trying to fasten-a makeshift lifting bar* ness under Big Boy. The ex* hausted animal finally waa pulled to safety. Mrs. Hart was near tears as she wrapped blankets around Big Boy while tha horse lay on the ground. In a few moments, Big Boy CJ Jumped to his feet and took a tult of grass from ona of tha rescuers. Hospital Notes JANUARY M Admissions Daisy Sorrell, Sanford Alfred Smith, DcBary Jam es P. Cullen, Sanford Judith Seaman, Sanford Violet Sites Lola Mae Langston. Enterprise John M. O’Neill, Sanford Marion Brock, Sanford Donna Hayden, Sanford Linda Stafford, Laka Mary Gertruda Franpton, DcBary Births Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler,' Titusville, a daughter Dismissals Alice McCailln, Sanford William Carrigan, Sanford Maxine Hopkins. Laka Mary Gussis Rauleraoo, Geneva Darlene 8tatf, Sanford Phyllis W savsr and baby, Sanford Carl Mucllar, DcBary Mildred Smith, Sanford Harry Hoichner, Geneva Edward Williamson, Sanford Legal Notice in r u n c m r v i T c o u r t , n i n t h j id ic ia l c iN c r r r o r r t o a m t , in a y o r a n f sc m in o l b s o t s . t t . i n rM A N C ienr n o . sosra NOTICn o r BEST JOHN DANIEL BRLPH and ESTELLE SELFH, hie wife. PU Intlff*, R. H. POTTER. at at, P»r*ndanla ATATE O P FLORIDA TO! It. H. . POTTER. It alive, till u n k n o n a ' ) apauaa If m arried, and If dead, the unknow n hair*, datlaaat, laantaaa, and eran taaa a t tha aald R. H. POTTER! KUDO ft A M. LtTTLBFIELD, atao known a* E. M. L IT­ TLEFIELD. If atlva, kar unknow n apauaa It m arrlad, aad If daad. tha unknow n halra, devil***. l»*al«#*, and erantaaa a t tha aald KUDORA M. LITTLEFIELD. alao known aa K. M. LlTTLBFIKLDi WILLIAM n. JOli.YHON, If allvs, kla uaknow a •psuao It m arrlad, and If daad, th a unhnow n halra, d * v lt* * * .l* calata and grant*** of tha aald WILLIAM R. JOHNSON! JO SEPH .> PIKI.DA and KATHERINE O. PIKI.DX. hla wifa. It atlva. th a lr raapactiva unknow n apauaaa If m arrlad. aad if daad, tha unknaw a tu th e Cewrt e f She County Jod**. halra, davlaaaa .taeataaa and g r in Semlaela C eeatp, Florida. la r r e ­ la s t of tha aald JOSEPH FIE LOU bate. and KATHERINE FIELDS, ala l a re i M atale.ee w lfai K A T .iB M. SMITH and MARGARET B. MATHESPN RAYMOND A. SMITH, h ar huaband. D*c*a*«d If nllva, th alr raapaatlva unhnow n T e Alt Creel Iere aeA Fereeas M ar. tpouaaa If m arrlad, and It daad, law I talm a a r DamaaSa A salaet tha unknown bairn, dovlaava, WanBate tle la u i taaa and grant*** of th a aald Tnu and each a t you a r t h*r»by KATTIK M. HMITH and R A T . natlUeS and required i n p rn e n t MOND A. SMITH, h ar kuahandi E. S , aap .(U lm i- aad demand* which \V. DICKSON. If nllwo. kla “ >eu. e ri.e lth tr of pell, m a r har# a saln b l tha aalata e f M arsaret B. M aiheaea. dacaaaad. lata a f said County, ta tha C oaaty Ju d a s of ttemlnolo County, Florida a t hla office la tha court house a f aald County a t Sanford, F larlda, w ithin a ls h t calendar m eatha from the tim e of tha first publication af th is notice. Each claim a r drm aad shall be la w rttln t. aad sh all state lha place af rarldaaca aad p ast of­ fice address of the claim ant, and •hall »** aw ern to hy. tha clafm- m u..* mg oeairinea lanaa lyln* an u rN an i, agent, attorney, an* any such ham* la Bamlnola County, F lorida, LI claim e r damaad n et aa filed shall ta-w lii ha vald. Tha E ast 14* feat a f Lot ft C arrie J. Baldwin, ■euth a f th a Vlorlda Midland Aa administrator aT lha R ailroad S ta h l a t W ay. ManK atala a t aera B ubdlrlilaa a record»4 Margaret B. Malhftsa. decease* la P la t Book I, pas* l i t Frank Farnaadea Pubtlo Record* of g tm lao la 4* North Oran** Aveaua Count*. Florida. Orlande, Florida You. and oack of you. a ra htra* Attorney (ar Esecutrls hy notified aad required te ay y sar Publlab Jan. (. II, II. IT, t i l l and (lie, pereenally or hy y o u r attorney, w ith the C lerk a t th e abovo-ityU d CeurL your w ritte n de(*ai*o, it nay, ta the Bill te Qulot T itle (lied herein a s a la e t you f t la the ahove-atylod reuse, end te v eervo a copy of- tho i n u i aa PlalatUfo* attorn**, ktlow , oa e r h*fm a th# U f da * a t February, A. D. 111*. H erela fall n et e r else a Decree F re C eatetee w ilt kc entered a a e la it you. WITNESS B * head s a l aeal a l c * * " l r- F lerld a, tkla z itb day e f Ja n u ary , A. D. 1fM» (.•CAL) DAVID M. QATCHXL (R trk e f ,|h * c irc u it Ceurg R»: Jean ; M. w u k * I) __ D*»uty Clerk W. e . HutchUoa. j g Bd w ards Building Legal Notice Legal Notice FEATURE: 1:30 . 3<S0 0:28 - 8:37 STARTS TOMORROW LOOK OUT •ur.PH .T ort I'M ONcV 'SWEARING E \ FOUR* 31J INCH ! uu m t APATEWOOaC THAW DEATH J . OOWTUUOU JH R T U C K - KLBMSNTASy MATHESVJICSy IN COl'NT V J C IM ira COCRT, OMMINOLS CSV*NTT, FLORIDA ESTATE OP A M E L IA M. DEMERS, nm aaed so T tc n t o rsR tirro R a TO ALL PSIRSONI MAVINtt CLAIMS ON DSMANOa AUAIM T ■AID MSTATMl Ton and each a f yna ara h tr e b r aatlflad and req u lrtd . ta file a n r claim s and dsm anda whlt-h you, or eith er of you, may barn naalnai aald ra ta ls la tha efflce a t lion. County -Judea of 8aiutuou:C u«nty, a t hla offlca la tha C ourt Jlnueo la Hanford. Florida, w ithin rig h t calendar monlha from tha tlm a of lha first publication of this nniirt. Each claim a r demand m u tt ba In w rltln a and contain the stare of residence and poet office nddreee nf tha claim ant and uiuet he aw urn in hy tha claim ant, hla a a a n t nr atio rn ry , or tha earns shall ba vaid. Ib ao d n re J. D cm trs . As K secutor af aald aalata P lrat publication a a Jan u a ry ITth, IS*#. •ANDEIUV * MIMS McKWAN, BCII WARS Poet office Rob Tig Orlando, Florida A tto rn tja for K aacutar 0 WITH AU.TWR GUYS BURTCO UP FROM c FOaAWBCIC*— TH Z MEET; I'M /Z.1'* S ^ r A T H A T U . Give YOU L U C lC /tW V lS T tf t h c p a n c c \ A c h a n c e TO d o TO GET J ® ' • r f v C C O M M IT T E g^ B C r r g g / > A ^ r ‘ i ii-ff B rtf IO-KEV JAMES STEWART RIM NOVAK « . • , :. V . . .1 . . ■> . . . . . . t . . . -era-* ■ .* ■. m z'i m ? ”1 mmm ' '> « - Mi le wnubuwc U S• • . H R ISakfard. Via. �W ant A d A D a y M ak es A ll B u sin e ss P a y ! P h . FA2-2611 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 fh r 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, completely air conditioned bouse. FA 24716. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: t-BEDROOM bouse, nnftttmiabed. Inquire 1012 W. 3rd Street. pa 7IEDROOM furnished apartment, 2* ACRES Uled farm land an* * clean and nicely furnished *63. bedroom house; large bar 7BEDR00M house at Lake Rasy terms. Pbooa FA 3-1*3*. Monroe, unfurnished. Available SLEEPING ROOM . The Gables, February 1«L III. NO 7 I0 T . 0 1 M in o lta . FA 2412*. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farm er, RenHer »-BEDROOM unfurnished D. H. Whitmore FA 2-2117. Lillian G. Tram* FURN. Apt. 201% W. lag SL Legal Notice rn v a n e t n o e r r c o u a r , x w v n g r s i c i u c m n r r in awm mem is x i* u .a c s u r n . v u a a a BACHELOR apartment, ground i n c n t x c r n r w e. ; « u s u it t o o c ib t . r m m floor, suitable far 1 Cr 3. H I THE TIME TESTED FIRM O U tRA i . PULOIFUR Palmetto. PIstotlN 114 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA >4121 FURNISHED apartment to now w o t r a i D i* comely at *i duplax; washroom, acreenad LOTS: Cleared, high greund. 1 0 ‘ DaftnSsats s 10*, M miles west of city xa rs e s porch, d ean and quiet; adults, limlta. 0 0 . , Phona FA 17213. STATIC o r FLORIDA no peti. Only 0 3 . South Sanford COUNTY o r CNMINOt.R Ave. II. H. Miller, phone To: W l.fr.d U Con.If and If FA 7710. m .rrl.4 .------------ Con.tr. h i. w lf.; FOR SALE William flh.ldaa Yount, m l If m arried----- ------------- - - .Y e a n s , hi* IIS ACRES, fenced, for rent; near 2 acres with 2 bedroom, concrete block home, high and dry landw lfat U a n ta U . l a Yoxn*. an d If Geneva. 0 0 per year. Can a s a r r io d ,------------------ —Y»un*. h e r Houae approximately .6 years FA 10*7. husband; A nns May A*h»». an« If old, with now roof. Several oak m a rrl.d , --------------------A rtaa. her trees and easortad citrua treas. h u .b .u d i K rn .a t a Alleoyr and APARTMENT, ell utilities paid Good water. On paved Rd. Mabal K. AUupp. h i. Wlf. of 71F except p a . 0 4 per month. Call New E n alaad Avonu*. aum m ltt. •10.00 with small down pay­ FA 2-3VT1 until 4 : 0 P. M., J». J .; D .ltu M ulllnna.u i. and If ment. FA 2 303 after 4 : 0 P. M. marrl.d, ....... Mulllnna.ui. S t Johns Realty Co. Lota A T. an* ■ Rlach II and Lata I. II aad If. Rloak If. af Caalanda th# luburb SMatlful. ac* sordini to th* plat thartof a* rscordad ia Plat Rook S. Pan* 41. Public Record, of Bamlaole Couaty, rterldai and y*u are brraby ra* Aulrad lo file your snawar ar tot ntbar written dafanaaa paraoaailv w or by your attorney with th Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Math Judi­ cial Circuit, eomlaalc Couaty. Klorlda, at th* Court llouaa at Kanrord, Florida, aad tarr* a eapy thtr.uf upon the plaintiff* at* torr.y. ahaa* aama la Wahbar ». Main**. : : i Park Avanu*. * . Win* tar Tarh. Flarld*, J ta t ta«*r Ua* U* U day of Fobruery. 1146. tbaraia aattlae ay to* right, title, or Inter**! I* — — . upon th* abov* daaerlbad proper­ ly claimed by you, and should — you fall t* do a*, a d.eraa yr* V canfaaso will ha aatarad agalaat fill. WtTNCes my hand and a*»l df said Court at Hanford. World*. •hi. It dor of January. Itlt. David 41. tlatchal C I.rk of Ih* abotr-atylad Court, fly Aria J. Lundqulat DO Model Swlmmiaj Pool FOR SALE Nationally Adverttaad Eat to r WilUema A h e v a Grmtod Saimmtoe PwL Idegl 0 areas with high aster tebfa. Sow avaltohM far HALF PRICR. (’aa to aaow at Mart-Na4ta ■44at.I ta Naafard. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! HERBERT STENSTROM B ella t e n d Broker C R N E IS N E R LO TTO BROADWAY KEN TORBKTT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates LOOK! at oU the wonderful fea­ ture* to to n e homes. T erreuo floors—Furred tad Fla stared walls — Custom built • cabinet w ork-end Dual-free deleteClose to schools and shopping N. Perk - Ph. FA 3-1434 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 202 Se. Park Av*. Ph FA 2 301 SAN' SEM KNOLLS 4 Block a West of French Avenue on 20th Street. —LISTEN! to the price and terme—4 3 0 Down FHA Financ­ ed—Esduaive with W. H. “BUI" 8 temper Agency Ltgol Notica Realtor fc U surer ASSOCIATES; H. K. T afftr Arthur F. Day. Evdrtlt Harper lo b e rt F. May. Bart Pilcher, lletoo E. Noonan, R. T , MtCiaklU Phene FA 2 4 0 1 111 N. Park Phene FA 2 4331 201 Path Or. 3-BEDROOM CB home, lto bath; 220 down. 110 W. 26th. St. Phene FA 7 0 0 . MODERN BUG CLEANERS AU Rise Ruga And Wall To Wall Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I Week Service Ph. FA 2-7417 *SAVE$ New ft Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford mit-toe a r t m a . n . f a m m 15*A Beauty Parlors House Wiring — Electric Service A Satisfied customer Is ear bow CUSTOM B U M ta n B u n Sid Vihlen advertisement. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. gle pieces e r sets. A in HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK t i t Magnolia FA 2015 lure repair. Cabiaeti IN So. Oak Ph. PA t-5743 PA 2-70S3. 14. B uild, P a in t A R e p a ir DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP RAINBOW Painters A Decorators 360 Adam* Ph. —Free Estimates. Ph. PA 1430. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Rod Beard Coatart SM West Mh St. Phone PA 1-4643 TltOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Horn* Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2 6432 B A M BOOPING Contracting A Repair* Licensed — Bonded —In •FREE ESTIMATES IN Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA REAL ESTATE DBK’B-IN 2344 French Ave. J. W. HALL '•Cel KaB” Beam* Phams PA 14*41 YOUNG MEN Under 24—must be ainglo and free to travel. Average earnings 471 to IN weekly. See Mr. Loog, 14:04 to 1!:M A. M. e r 1:40 to 4:04 P. M. Thursday, Valdes Hotel. BEAUTIFUL I BEDROOM HOMR LOCATED IN SUNLAND ES­ TATES. Low down paym tnt and SALKSMAN WANTED between age* to end ID tor tasufanee take over VA mortgage a t 4*4% Debit week. Experience not Interest, monthly payment 272.ll. necessary. Must be employed at Home only 1 yr. aid. Move to preaeat. Splendid opportunity. immediately. Call FA. 2101. Contact R. H. Taylor, Supt, t i l Melach Bldg. Phene PA I-TMI 42 ft. Creatllner Trailer on la a r PA 1440. landscaped lot. Two to ft. por ea and carports, city utllltl FURNITURE SALESMAN; exper­ Owner moving away Gee at 1 ienced, married. Draw plus Magnolia Ava. commission. Apply McMIlfaoa Furniture City, Casselberry. TWO HOUSE8 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Two neat, frame houeee, one tore AMERICAN PLAN Hotel; April bedroom furnished, one three September; eiperieneed kitchen, bedroom unfurnished, located an dining room eolernd employes; six shady Iota, one block from chela, wsHrtsaea, etc. Reply shopping rooter in one of Senwith references to Ron 4 0 , Myr* lord's meet papular suburbs. tie Reach, S. C. Keep both rented Bar steady, yearround income, or llva in one and ksep other rented to ewt WILL hnep one child far working mother Mendaya t o n Fridays. living espenaee to n minimum. FA 74111. The price tor both beusci end lata la under 114,40. with terms. FOE babysitting, FA 7*731. GROCERY STORE and stock, do­ ing good buslntaa. B fc I Gro­ cery, corner Country Club Rd. fc Old. L. Mary Rd. SALESMEN or SALESWOMEN WONDERFUL Opportunity with the famous Tiny Tot Salaty Tab* lal Co. Full or part time. Dtatributorahlp opening. For per­ sonal Interview phone NO 1-410. HANDICAPPED VETERAN, m ar­ ried, a te to. seeking employ­ ment; experienced to bookkeep­ ing; high school graduate; native of Sanford. Will consider any type work. Call FA t-3432. PLUMBING CoaLractlSg A Repairs Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 0 4 8anIord Ave. PhcM FA 1403 Plumbing NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • Quiet CwBMURUy N e a r G o lf Cooree Turn Went Oa 201k 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watck For Our Sigma . . . OPEN DAILY • :M S tN PATTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDA Enclosed bead. Sag-prang bottom raU with plaitie coda Plastfo or rayoo tapes. Cottoo e r aglM Beauty Salon If). F lo w e rs f t P la n t* COfdla Cut Flowers Per Any Orcaastaa Stnkarik G lass a n d P a i n t Co. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP pa M M FA 2-1*22 or FA 24370 112.116 w. 2nd at 17. P o tA L iv esto ck , Suppl & Repairs INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY UU Celery Ave. Yet- FA 1-1104 FOR S A L E - 140 Spenca Craft House Trailer, 4114x1. SerJClydo WalU at DcWltta Trailer Park. No phone calls. Windahiold Back Ginns Door Glaan Vent Glnaa SERVICE Scnknrik Glnnn and Pnint Co. • BIG VALUES • 1UICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4622 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STA1 ENVELOPES. LeUrrheadt. flat*manta, Invoices, hand bills, and New and Uaed Furniture programs, e t c . Prigresalve 311 E. First St. FA 7 Printing Co. Phona FA 3-2*31New * Uaed Furniture fc Appli­ 3 0 West 13th St. ances. A Good Place Ta SERVICE CALLS St.30. For df BUY, SELL or YRADR pendable TV service call San­ ford TV C rnltr, *th. and Sir 400 Sanfoid Ave. FA 7 7 0 0 ’ ford Ava. FA 7*741. Jenkins NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TOSANFORD We to vile y e t to bo one gwn Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES fc MODELS 1 0 So. Park (24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3425 Due to the tremendous growth of San­ ford and Seminole County, and the pro­ jected growth for this area in 1960, our organization is in need fof two licensed real estate agents, men or women. Experience is not necessary We will train you, so that you earn while you learn. If you are ambitious, and inter­ ested in making real estate your fu­ ture, we are interested in you. Furniture ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Bebg Beds. Day, Week or Heath— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 Franck Ave. Fh. *A 1-7*0 C o u n th y CM> } manoh Before Prices Go Up VA • FHA • FHA In Stnrtoo ConwoatloBft! Financing Down Pftjrtnentf Low os MSS D o w t P » y 0 « l 'N # C M rc Y ou e o a m o v q i a | 0 0 b I I I t U ljr w h ile t l 0 R ip 0 S R g t| K k*inim m TOTAL PRICE ' Wo G u irM ttt PowtoBhl HfctUf—tldtt Oft J V Y ear — O r Y our D c p s < «I tfr. aM Odham&Ti MONTHLY PAYMENTS to /A |W J . v.y .V g 7 111 N. PARK AVE. PHONE FA 2-2420 4th Addition T K ggr Your earnings will be limited only by your own ability and effo rt * S h au n akaA SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1I BETTER HURRY! ONLY 1 LEFT P. M. TU Dork PIm m FA 14141 WELCOME WILSON - MAIE A . M. T U D o rk SUN D A Y CoMtructio* Co., luc. 10 Warn 0th torn* GOOD Used Appliances gad TV’a Gormly, Ine., Third A Palmetto. BOSTON TERRIER puppies, reg­ istered AKC, *30 and up. Phona SINGER PORTABLE N reopen* •this party In thla vicinity. FA 2-0271. Take ever I payments og$L4A Two year guaranta* remaining. PAINTING inside and outside. AU SIAMESE KITTENS, male and fc Writ* Box AA, */o Sanford Herwork guaranteed. T, G. Warmale, *13 each. FA 2-46*6. mack. PA 2-2320. IB. H oatn a n d M otor* 15. Hpocinl B c n lcea Gattway To Tbs Watorway KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY Your EVINRUDE Dealer 1*20 Palmetto Ave. PICBING LADDERS Robson Sporting Goods Open *4 hr a. day—T days a week 304 64 K. lit. Ph. PA 7301 Basswood, the lightest and atom*, eat, . CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Eatl* S3 H. P. JOHNSON Electric, 14 Biles 14 la I t tost, to stock. . ft. step bottom boat and Pelican CITRUS fc CABBAGE BAM mates. Phone PA 2-7I1S. trailer 1600. PA 24633 after 6:00 CUrus I lbs. to Halt Bee atone, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Cabbage 3# Rm. AB types and lists, installed PICKING BAGS fc CUPPERS *'De It Yourself” A. M. Prevatt, Phone 1106, SCvOe, WE REPAIR AND SLRVKB Pla. • T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 0 7 W. 2nd St. Ph. PA 2 6432 1*32 BU1CK, excellent condition; make offer, 1*03 Holly Ave. LEWIS SALES fc SERVICE Phono FA 2140. Vespa Meter Scooters Hsator fc L tn n Mower Service NEED CROSLEY PARTS? Call 0 CU. FT. rrigidaire w aft osee •230, Installed. I ft. heverapa Weal Country D ub Ed. FA 2-7*2* Ted, FAirfax 2-4411. Complets coaler $01. Caldepet rafrigera* line of parts; two front axlta, FIANO TUNING fc REPAIRING tor $63, Telepfwoa FA 3401. W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2*4223 Alter • P. M. IF you have been looking tar aa older car in A-l condition, thla SEPTIC TANK SERVICE ia it: 1447 Chrysler coupe, Since 1*64 radio and heator. Muat see to A. HARK DKBARY apprcciale. $230. Call FA 1-7*76. NOrth 4-6422 NOrth 4*4711 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED w. X. •'BUT' STKMPER Agency PIm m FA 7401 i l l N. Path Phone FA 34331 3601 Park Dr. 7 . B us Im m O p p o rtu n itie s PA * :s i Be Lovelier With Professional Beauty Cara. TASKER PAINTING Special. PA 2413*. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates STOP! In to see our I bedroom Its 0 t tiled bath homes at is.'Special Scrrkaa AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REP*IR WORK lSOT Sanford Ave, PA I-SSSI YOUNG WOMEN II to 0 . muat SANFORD Plumbing fc HeaUeg be single and free to leave San* S 0 I Se Elm Pb. FA 77*14. ford at once. *20 par month and bonus to start. Sec Mr. 7BEDR00M apartment, 210 So. Joe C. Thames Leog, 1 1 :0 to 12:0 A. M. er Palmatte. Phillip Eadsrs, Rt. I, FA 14441 2 : 0 to 1 : 0 P. M. Thursday, IMS Sertta St. Box 371. Vgldca Hotel. Parents-welcome Registered Real Estate Broker at interview. IT FT. TRAILER, couple p refer Ph. FA 7101 174} at Hiawatha red; Xoualry Sloe Trailer Park, next to air baae gate. Can FA 7301. EXPERIENCED meat cutter, age 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen oqul 11-0. Winn Dixie, French AvpAPARTMENT, III Elm. FA 2074. ped. Establlihcd lawn. Lo nue and 21th. Street. monthly payments. FA 3-6*71. Stenstrom Realty 12. P lu m b in g B a rrie — Plumbing A Heating COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Reaalea available from 210 down —assume SS7.M monthly paymanta. Inquire at office er phone PA 3-7662. ________ RAYMOND M. BALL TRACT t W ad. J a n . 27, I9 6 0 —P h f f t 11 ta n s . ■as.. torn Frf. • 2 P. M. day to ­ 3-BEDROOM house, Crystal Lake NEW two bedroom house; natural Fere Insertion. Mon. • Bat noon. Ave.. Lake Mary. Ph, PA 2-460 wood finish. Separate well. or PA 2-6271. 0 ,00. See Mr. Ralph Murphy. •TRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; 3rd Street. Lake Mary. WXLAKA APARTMENTS; teems h u e . thru Prl. • I P. M. day be* private baths. 111 W. First B t t-BEDROOM. t bath, double car­ Fere Insertion. Mon. • S a t noon. ports. extra large utility .room, Florida room. 110 Mannoa Dr. RESPONSIBILITY: PA 2-137*. rka Herald will net be responsible BDRM., Pla. Rm., hardwood tar more than a n tocarrvet laserfloors, stove; air conditioner op­ lien eg yeor ad, end reeervee the tional. IM mo. PA 2-01*3. right to revise er reject nay ad* rertisement frees tb e t ordered to 4-BEDROOM. 1 bath borne In ton form to the policies eg this 1-BEDROOM tally funlabed lake Dfeamwold; GE kitchen, Florida side cottage; adults only. Phone room. Reduced for quirk sale. PA 14364. PA 1-33*2. [CLASSIFIED INDEX HOUSE for isle to restricted arts. Low down payment. Term*. I 1. Good Pood PA 24134. | A For Root LARGE 1 bedroom house, kitchen PLEASANT five room bouse and A Wanted to Rent equipped, children and pots 4. Reel Estate Wealed leia; furnished; Venetian blinda; welcema. 4*0. per month; wa­ A Reel Estate P er Beta garage: fruit. Call PA t-SITA ter tarnished. Phene Geneva , A Mortgage Leons 2431. I BDRM., Pla. I n . , large utUity, | T. Bnslnees OppertunHlee, GE kitchen. Nicely landscaped, V-A Insurance LARGE unfurnished house: has fenced back yard. Ideal for re A Female Help Wanted stove and refrigerator. |M per tiroment. By owner, *4M Yale A Male Help Wanted mentfe. leot W. Pirat at. Pbona 1A Male or Female 1EADY FOR IMMEDIATE I I . Work Wanted OCCUPANCY ]A Plumbing Services 1-BEDROOM horn*. kMchen equip­ t-BBDBoOM. t bath, kitekac IS. Electrical Barr is an ped. Cfcarleo Hay, RL t Bon equipped, Florida loom. Large 14. Build, Patat f t Reoeta 543-A. lot. Cell FA 14432. 1A Special Berrkee II-A Beauty Portae* COUNTRY HOMES ,1A Flowers A Plants New masonry 3-bedroom home tor 17. PaU • Liraetoak • Bapi 411.300. New masonry 2-bed7BKDB00M unfurnished apart, 15. Mecklnery • Teels room home for *6,300. Homes m int near schools and aterea. 1*. Boats and Maters can be handled lor $1,000 down. to ll Elm. No pets plsaae. BA Automobiles ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 0 - A Trallaco REN T A BED LuadquleL Aasoc. 21. Furniture Rellaway, HoipUa* fc Baby Bede FA Raymond *4*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SA Articles Pee Bel* By D ty, Week er Month. 22-A Article Wanted CARROLL’S FURNITURE BA Neiicee f t P ireanata Pb. FA 2*4111 US W. le t S t B4. Lost ft Pmmd AND ASSOCIATES 23. Educatieo • laatrarttou ■OUSE on Cameron Avenue, Bait Real E stale — Insurance aide between Celery and Geneva Surety Bonds Avenue; 4 bedroom*, kitchen ap­ pliances. School but atop. Quiet neighborhood. 171 per month. Phone FA 2410. h . r husband. If llvtnx and If d .ad , a a a l n .t th .l r unknow n h .lra, <•vlma*. I .s a t e .., grant*** tr u s t, a . . , apousoA creditor*. llaaara, auooM ors. or other parties claim* In* ln f a r .it h r. through, under or a e aln at th .m o r any of thorn. **4 n il p.raona having «r cUlmlnx to havo any salat*, right, title or Intsroot In or ll.n upon Iks follow , log d.acrlbad tr a c t. *f r .a l pro* p .r ty or any p a rt th a ra .f located in U.mlnol* County, rio rld a ; you . o ra hsrohy aoUflod th a t a aull to e a la t tu la hae haaa brought to W (ha c ir c u it c o u rt e f a .m in .1* C ouaty. W orld., a g a la sl yao. and aach of, you, slalm lae aay aetata, rig h t, t i l l , or I n ta r ttt In. o r Has upon Ih* following proparty situ* atad la Stm lnola County, W arU a: ftrre lh BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY I BR. bout* on Magnolia, juat out o# city lim. a; kitchen equipped, Venetian blinds apace heater. Must ael) at once. 2306. Will trade for late model te r. *A 2-MSI or DEADLINES ftu fo ri W. 01k M. 5 ■ FA ft! tac. O flka Ogva IA S TB IA S I i t t r r . M . ’T R M S f t C ir UttF. STftt ft STH n m FA f tlif tl . v. \ ■ ■ �I V-V- -• ’V r5a-rv m' I V- r ‘ a. tFJbTO , r s• ' - J, :•tCVtj.rQ IR H g S lilB B rlJff Sewing Classes To Start Soon Al Brookfield I f — W od. J a m 2 7 , 1MO *— r - s * -------------------- TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Bead Department received an ap« th r e a t lew bid Tneaday of tUON.M l for aaere than one mile ef ; laterttate highway m a tru rtlo a in Dade County., Allen M. Campbell Co., Tyler, The., aubmitted the bid for the project which call* for en eight* fane divided facility between 79th gnd Mth St*., with duel grade neparatloa bridges over N. W. TVlh and N.W. Mat Sta., and dual bridges over Little River Canal. Bidden en other projects: Lake and Volusia: Stale Road Big in Mount Dora, S Rta from BB M t la Mount Dora cait to tog WeUva River, Lake Ave„ end Irm a 8(. in Tavares between SR I t and Dora Ave., and SR 19 and •to from the south limits to Uw tmrth limit* of Orange City. PavA-Way Cerp., Lakaland, flll.005. Plaollai: SR «T in SL Peter#burg on 41k St. north from Mth Ave. north to ITlh St. north, W. L. Cobh, Tampa. M.1M.U0. Polk: SR S-1T-A from a point • a SR 19 south of Lake Wales, se a t about •-» mile, Willi* A Beaches, Ocala, 189,ill. Polk: SR S-997-A from a point t - l , miiea north of Lake Alfred Orange: SR 8-«as from Winderm ere east and south to SR US, an d SR M U from SR 90 North to SR 4M, J. D. Manly, Leesburg, IIIMH. Putnam*. Surfacing oo SR II from Rtoo Creek north of Palatka, MTth to the Clay County Una. Duval Engl see ring * Contracting Co- Jacksonville, $970,004. Adloi Releases Barber From Pladge SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) Barber Jimmy Drew, wbn used to ru t Adfai E. Stevenson'# hair and ■ long-time supporter of Steven•on for president set this note from tog firm er Illinois governor CHARLES 8. MILLER, AMC, of Heavy Attack Squadron S U “piped over tha aide" by hi* fallow chief petty officers. Chief Miller retired on twenty yearn service in the Navy thia month and will make his home In Long Beach, Mina. Kate Smith TV Musical TurnsOutPleasantShow By PBED DANUG NEW YORK (UPI) - Here* a quick Idea of how unpreten­ tious (be new Kate Smith show in: Mill Smith wore the same gown throughout bar half-hour CBS-TV musical rollcall. . The accent, you see, was oo •music and not fashion, snappy patter or danelng; Just tb* sound of muiic. • • U was a pleasant show. Of course, we've seen eoeugh of Miss Smith oo recant TV guest appearances to knew that voice* wIm , as we say east of Madison Avenue, she sure can vocalwlw but the happiest factor ef ell wea in seeing‘that she didn't lot herself get trapped Into e soupy, dated array of music arrangemhats. Sba’i (toying young. The orchestra, under Naal Hem's ba­ ton, knocked out oome crisp swtogmg backgrounds for ber — especially la luir tbe*#, "When tbe Moon Cornea Over tbe Moun­ tain." Tb* Harry Simeon# Cho­ rale else contributed a bouncy reading of, "Tba World to Wait­ ing for tb* SunriM ." And tb* Bar­ bara Carroll Trio added its (bar* of caiy-to-take sounds. Tba stag* lighting bora tbe " I bear you are still for m t fee praoKtoat Bless you, my dear ■Irtoni.- But you have suffered lire, supported by some wild cam­ era effeeta, walked off, or stag­ gered off. with the acting honors in Monday night's Peter Gunn chapter. MclnUre portrayed a far* gone alcoholic who hired Gunn to keep him away horn tha boom for IS hours m that Mclntire's airport reunion with Bln daughter could go off without a hiccup. Tha script had some flaws In R and the ending, though callous, was nevertheless Justifiable. But what stands out la Metntire'e terrifyiag portrait ef a burnt-lip, blearyeyad, bewhiskered old sot. Love and Marriage concluded Ha stand on NBC-TV Monday night. I thought Stubby Kaye as tbe sougpiugger ana William From what I saw ef ABC-TV’e Bourbon Street B e e t among its sherteomtogi to an overabundance ef regular*. Seems toot Cal Cal­ houn A Co. outnumber too toeal pel tea tore*. Tony Randall, appeartag en too Steve Alton ehnw, demonstrated — a* pert of a sketch — seme s c e n e - s t e a l i n g MIAMI <UP1>—A M-toot flaking boat tarrying five persons ha* been m ining in the Gulf of Mexi­ co since Friday, the Coast Guard reported today. An immediate march was' launched. The owner of Me misting vowel wee identified ea Braxton Mttlendor, CarrabaUe. Ho wee not aboard. A Coast Ouard spokesman quoted MWander ea Baying the vewel, "Kanarla," wee doe to return In CarribeBe leal Friday from a fishing trip in the Gulf. B wee last seen by the Ashing boat Nicholas about 00 milts asstaoutheast of Cerrebelle, apparently coming to. Carrs belle to located en the (Hit coeat near Apalachicola. Coast Guard planed from St. Petersburg and Bltoui, Mtoa., and Navy planes Iron* Pensaaoto were Mat to took fdr ton beat. A Coast Guard cottar from S t Petordburg alM wifl Join to toa search. Tb*'Coast Guard said tb* name* ef to* five person* aboard wad net Immediately available. Tb* Coast Guard atoe to con­ tinuing to March off tb* Bahamas tor a Maryland couple whom light plana apparently creaked Uat Thursday. Missing were Mr. nod Mra. Georgs B, Disk sen Jr., of 'M orals' Charge Commercial aewing claiaea open­ ed Jan. II at Sanford'* Brookfield MiHa. Trainee* do not get paid while attending claaaea and are not guar­ anteed a Job. Succeaafully finlahing the eourae depend* on trainee*' manual and mental ability. The achool will operate five day* a week from • to M p. m. The claaaea were atarted In co­ operation with the county Depart­ ment of Vocational Education, di­ rected by E. 8. Douglaaa. Douglaaa ha* atreiaed the need for more trained aeamatreaaea in Seminole County'* garment induatry. The dassef grew out of a Jan. 11 meeting attended by Douglaaa, Marvin Meltzer of Sanford Manu­ facturer*, Inc.; Abe Guaaow of Brookfield Mill*, Inc.; John Pierra of Pierre Manufacturing Co., and Dan Hahn, manager of the Sanford office of Ike Florida State Employ- NEW I1AVEN, Coon. (UPI) — Nineteen Yale UnlversHy students, representing hometowns from coast to coast, go to court to d sif to answer charges stemming from a "morals complaint" which rock­ ed tbe school's 290-year-old foun­ dations. The undergrads w en all charg­ ed with lascivious carriage, a charge which could result to sixmonth Jail Mntenees or $500 fines, or both. AH were freed under hoods of $900 wheu arrested. H*1*" Coni‘»nUn* •» ***> Tbe roundup of students began r r aMr* | chairman of the carnival. Mri Terry Fay and Robert Kre. following the dledosum Jen. l O mer arc co.fh.irm en. Louia Gi that th e n had been Mvaral locidents at Yale’s Calhoun College rard la heading publicity, Tony involving a sc o n at undorgradT ram s. poaUra; Robert LeFUa, Ucketi; Chester Maeek. aound nates and a 14-year-oM ghri from nearby Hamden.______________ *y,tem *nd 7,(1 M leb,ll> bootha. vnm nt . WALT OATMAN HEARING G lllltt S p r& y i CONSULTANT — w « (Aaak r 0 *T WORTH. Tex. fV PIl j u Roblnaon. superintendent 0 au— Everything from (hooting gal* t Mlti Edith Krygier; Jewelry. Mra, leriea to a merry-go-round will be Pat Doucette; fiah pond. Mrs. E, featured at the All Soula Catholic Eckhart; parcel poit, Mra. Wink) Church Winter Carnival Feb. 0. LeFiia and Mra. R. LeFils; The carnival put on by All Soula needle work. Mra.H. Hillock: pariahlonera will atart at 1 p.m. cupper. Mra. Betty Callan: tnaet Proceed* will be uaed to buy b,.r.' Mr' *nd **"• equipment for the kitchen la the Ml"i new achool building. merry-go-round. Mra. M mn kv « ! . k. Fal'Jf; ftoll hou*e, Mra. A. Am .JS u u !? ru" by men will be the mon d n ii|lo u l, Mrfc A. J a a , (hooting gallertea run by Lenox ,ne^ run^ run bv by ^Pete Pete SehWtrd Schirard,* min coin r ' DoucetU: rat race. Cerald Crane; chance booth. DonW ’ 01. fort*i?e' B*, ***1,: auto rides, C. DePalma; pony ride*’ ceonie ^ a y b u ry * 0'1 Booth* run by ladiea will be: the candy booth, run by Mra. fk h S to to MM. S■ Heina and Mra. B. Kremor; plant*, Mra. Jen Mankavtta; grocery, fsisizrfrr su. — m P A iirrs DRUG FIRST CUT J H , !FRESH GROUND PALM VALLET PORK SAUSAGE 4 r as r j BEEF I TASTY CHUCK STEAK A M , u . 4 ? FRESH MEATY PIG FEET MAXWELL HOUSE JEWEL CO FFEE SHORTENING Lb. Can Lb. Can ( W ttk 97AO F ood O rd e r) BLUE PLATE Bird* Eye SAUD DRESSING Spinach ' l l On. SUPER VALUE 2/39c BREAD Birds Eye G * Com 10 oz. 2/45c CrooB Giant LAVRA ANN INSTANT COFFEE ^ Foot No. 303 21c Ea m Lop . i •. t k i / Brownies 14 oz. 79c 8HURFRESH WILSON GRADE MAM SHIPPED ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 DOZ. LARGE " ) a Can (Limit t Plena) TmmtdlaU [Hylswwk 4/ *i ■■ ' ' ^ L Saefeid Ave. •» 4th St. iH wH / - *■ | U• -m ■Sal L. _ i MARKETS li00-13thSt. fiMUM ' r w: •• e tA>y. •^pi. 'it H r SAVINGS EGGS 7 9 �. County Fair France Begins To Open Feb. 15 Drive Against 4 § F air days are coming. The Seminole County Fair will be Feb. 15-20 on the Sanford American Legion Post grounds. Page Shown will furnish the midway. Children’# day for youngsters under 15 will be Feb. 16. Special houra for the young people that day will be 4-7 p.m. Children will get tickets a t their achools. Two bicycles, one for a boy and one for n girl, will be given to the two lucky ticket holder# Feb. 16. Each of the bicycles in worth $50. There ia no admiuion charge to thn fair put on by Sanford’a American Legion Post 53. Captains to operate the fair will bu appointed after Monday night’n post meeting. Each captain will pick a team to assist him. Firemen Agree On Mutual Aid Four Seminole County fire department* streamlined their mutual aid agreements Wednesday night. Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Caaaeiberry and Lake Mary fire departments worked out two agreements th at will keep all four towns protected even though some departments may be away from home helping fight fire in another town. News Briefs Connor To Run TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sen. Jam es E. Connor of Brooksvllle today notified Secretary of State R. A. Gray be wiU be a candidate tor re-clcclion to the ninth sena­ torial district icat. £-15 Ready WASHINGTON (UPD - The first at three X-U rocket planes design­ ed to probe the fringes of space . will be turned.ever to the govern­ ment ia the next "week or so." The X-U i> designed to carry a man to altitudea of UX) to 130 milts and at speeds of 4,000 to 4,300 miles an hour. Jdigrant Problem “ BELLE GLADE (UPI) - Slate farm labor chief Halph Mom esti­ mates a,300 migrant farm workers will be out of work or “partially unemployed" in Florida by Feb. g. But Mom Mid hit survey Nowed another harvesting peek will bo reached about March 10 aa n result of replanting of froten veget­ able fields. £)bject.Contacted NEW OBLklNfTTDPl) — T V Coast Guard reported Wadoei that Navy ships have mad« a contact with an object on toe tom of toe Gulf of Mexico in vicinity of the November airliner craah which killed 4g persona. Sounding equipment located toe object ia 230 feet of water. It may be pert of the wreckage of the Mifated National Airlines plane whlqh C ra s h e d Nov. 16. Shipyard Strike NEW YORK (UPI) - Shipyard workers were on strike today at tight Bethlehem Steel Co. Atlantic Coast yards halting work on an estimated two hillloa dollars worth of ship building. Members ef .toe Industrial Union of Marina and Shipbuilding Workers went on ^ s trik e against six yarde at mid “ lght Wednesday night. Two others were shut down last Friday ia a dispute with the company over a new contract. Up To Smathei’B MIAMI (UPD—A slate ef Demo­ cratic convention delegate* pledg ed to Sen. George Smathers defi nitely will be on the Florida presi -dential preferential primary thia S p r in g , according to former Con gressmaa William Lantaff of Ml ami. Lantaff, who heads a group seek mg to draft Smslbeis as a "favor­ ite son" presidential candidate, said Wednesday he is sure Smith era will accept the proposal. Johnson Withdraws From Stale Race TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Senate President Dcwry Johnson, leader at tV "Pork Chop Gang," took hiaM lf out of the governor’s race apparently because he thought he ^co u ld not get the big city vote " The Quincy legislator had aot of fidally announced ss a candidate but it waa thought be would run up until Ibe moment be gave his withdrawal statemeot Wednesday. Johnson beads the bloc of small county senators, called the "Pork Chop Gang." which has refuted repeatedly to accept a legislative reapportiooment plan acceptable! to .lawm akers from hesvlly populated lb real. He was an author of the com promise 44-scnetor, 103-member Hossm plan defeated at too peUs last November. Johnson said his friends had can Iribuled sufficient funds to teture 0 reasonable campaiS"- "to*1 } value my friends toe much to risk ey ia n campaign in Anti-DeGauilisfs PARIS (UPI)—'The government today befaa the wholesale arreat <rf extreme right-wing Preach leaders ia a dramatic move to prevent the Alsertaa upriilng from spreading to Hie mainland and overthrowing the government of President Charles DeGauHe. On# of the first arrested was extremist leader Jean-Marie LePen, a member of the National Assembly who tried Wednesday to organize a students strike la Paris bat failed. Arrest warrants were issued for SO other prominent rightists. Among these was Air Poree Gen. Rene Chassin who helped lead the 1SSS uprising which smashed the Pourth Republic and brought DeGauHe out a( retire­ ment as France's leader. Ia MH be was accused of trying to raise a guerrilla force in France against the existing government. Delegate General Paul Dolouvrier as id tonight that he and Gen. Maurice Challe, French commander In Algeria, were leaving the city of Algiers to set up a command pom In the eeentryside. Be said President Charles DeGaatle aeon would issue orders to the army. The warrants, charged all ef those sought today with violation of Article (T of the penal code, prohibiting any plot to change the form of government. The crackdown began at dawn with police raids on homes throughout Prance and on rightwing organizations which support the Algerian settlers. WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight with a ftw showers. High today in tha upper 70'a. Low tonight, 48-55, United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JANUARY 88. I960' SANFORD, .FLORIDA Nuclear Attack Could Come Soon, General Says WASHINGTON (UP!) - A i r Force Gen.' Thomas S. Power warned today that Russia might have enough intercontinental mis­ siles within two years to launch a massive nuclear attaek on the United States. But, Power, chief of the Strate­ gic Air Command, said the Soviet Union would be afraid to make such an attack if America's nu­ clear bombers were kept eu air­ borne alert. Such aa alert, he said, "can be instituted when re­ quired." ■ the Russiana were not de­ terred from attacking, Power dodared, "we will have no active defense whatever against their ballistic missiles." Tbs SAC commander made the statements in a speech prepared for the American Legion National Security Commission. The re­ marks were sure to add fuel to the controversy ever new admin­ istration estimates downgrading tha Russian missile threat. Demo- crats claim tha new view ia "loo rosy." . Another speaker. Sea. Henry M. Jackson (D-Waah.), a member ef the Senate Armed Service Com­ mittee, told the legion group he would seek funds for ie new Polaris missile submarines this year—seven more than President Eisenhower's defense budget rec­ ommended. But Power said the Navy's Po­ laris misaUea could "conceivably The Seminole County Juveada Council will have e "cere" group to meet emergency situations aed a larger group ef honorary areteJuvenile Judge Wilton Alexander told toe Jayceea today that this ie the pretent plan of the council's seven charter ' members. TV charter members will meet toon to work out a definite policy an membership. Sanford Junior High Principal Hugh Carlton said that the organi­ zation needs an emergency group that can meet qulckl. to take ac­ tion when rhildren need help. Some situations Just can't wait, be added. Carlton, Judge Alexander and Juvenile Council president Harold Hcrkrnbsch explained toe sowscil's aims to the Jaycees. Two Hospitalised After Stabbing A stabbing Wednesday night lad to hospitalization ef two l a Bleed Negroes Move Dudley was taken to W tol note Memorial Hospital with • knife wound under his left King. Sheriff's deputies, said. WUlie Mae Lucas ef ISlTto W. IJth 8L was hospitalised with face aria but taps released today. A blaring wM |n MU u, d e ie p iv chnrg**. alert to which some of Ms nu­ clear bombers would be kept con­ stantly to the a k to they would not be destroyed ux to* ground bp ■ surprise Russian attack. By IN I, when he predicted Runsis might have enough ml**!)** to attack, Power eald, "see will aoC have in full operation w aning systems, which under all circum­ stances, wtQ give SAC enough warning to get to* alert force air­ borne before It can V destroyed on toe ground.** WASHINGTON (UPI) — A high official of tha nation'g civilian apnea agency told Congress today that thn United States is planning to send n manned satellite around thn moon and back to earth sometime by 1965. i Richard E. Horner also said tha National Aeronautic# and Space Administration plans to land an unmanned satel­ lite on the surface of the moon Sleet, Snow, Fog Hit East Coast sometime in IMS or 1M4. Homer, associate administrator of NASA, gave these predictions ia testimony before the House Space Committee. He further said the space agency looked for "a manned landing on the moon" sometime after ISIS. Horner reported NASA now plans two launchings of the l.MO.OOO pound thrust Saturn space engine ia 1M2. He predicted ll}ai by IMS the United Slates would be able to launch a JO,000-pound apace craft ia a Joo-mll# orbit around tb i earth. By IMS, he faid, the United Stales should be capable of launch­ ing apace craft weighing 40,000 pounds late similar orbit and by NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m.t American A irlines....... American TAT ....... . American Tobacco . . . . Bethlehem Steel .......... Caterpillar ................... C A 0 .............., , , , . » , , Chrysler ........................ Curtlsa-Wright .............. DuPont ............... ......... Eastman Kodak .......... Ford Motor ............... General Electric ......... General Motors ....... Graham - Paige Int. T A T ••«».,«• Lorillard ...................... Minute Maid ............... Penney Stock H K R E 8 HOW ITM I K ^ iE . T ip w om an'golfer Fatty said these achievements were con­ Berg given a little advlca to sistent with Uw technical knowledge now available to NASA if Kader tournament winner "enough resources" were channel­ Mr*. H arriett Willlama, ed into their development. Before today's hearing, a mem­ above. Mlaa Berg and high­ ber of the House committee eald ly rated pro golfera Betsy NASA might encounter difficulty Kawla and Wanda Sanchea getting money from Congreae un­ put on a golf clinic and in ­ less it provided more information the legislators. hibition a t tha Mayfair to Rep. B. P. Sisk (D-Calif.) told Country Club Wednesday. United Press International: "if From the left Mre Mrs. Jo the agency is going to lake n policy Symua, also a participant of not giving us full and complete information, we're going in have in tha Kader Tournament; le take a good bard look at every Betsy Kawla, Patty Barg, item in the authorisation." H arriett Williams,i, a n d Wanda Sanches. Bn l o w , Mina Sanchea nhuwa tome follow-through style an ehe drives a shot down thn fair­ way. (Herald Photon) s i temperatures helped take the icy alas# Off Midwestern high­ way*, where a m t persons died ia winter-blamed ante accidents. WASHINGTON (UPI) - South­ ern Democrats charged le the Sen­ ate today that the administration’# new civil rightg proposal tor voting guarantees would revive whet they called n "punitive" R*c*asln.cttoa era hill once repealed by Congress. la a fleer speech. Sen. Herman E. Talmadga (D-Ga.) called the plan "clectton year belt." He eaid it is symptomatic ef what be call­ ed the “ second Reconstruction era." Sea. A. Willis Robertsop (D-Va.) said the propoeai would revive a measure which allowed "federal tsoeps wtth drawn bayonets to operata at the polls" after the Civil War. Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers unveiled Uw new adminlairatieo propoeai Tuesday, it would permit federal courts to appoint referees to guarantee voting rights in arose where the right to vote wee abridg­ ed through discriminatory prae- were integrated with SAC weap­ ons under a "harmonious" com­ mand. A Joint strategic command is under consideration at to t Penta­ gon. Although toe 1,300-mile Polaris wiU carry an H-bomb warhead, Power referred to it m a "small" missile. T V four-star general empha­ sised his belief that the nation must proper* for aa airborne Moon Satellite Ready By '65 In case one town department peeds help, the nearest town will send It. The town furthcrest from the fire will send a truck to the town that weakened its ewn pro. lection by sending help to the city where the fire is burning. This system of everyone moving up a step will keep any one town from being totally unprotected. It will also get help to the fire from the nearest point. In ease of a very bad fire, where trucks from all towns had to help, the following system would go into effect. A man would be posted at a phone near tha fire and the phone number given to each town's department. If a fire broke out in any other city, the town would aimply phone this By United Press International nutdber to recall Us trucks from A winter mixture of sleet, anow tha original fire. Casselberry fire chief Paul and fog covered the East from Bales Mid that ail fire ehiefs Maine to the Gulf Coast today. An ice storm which plagued midwill meet Feb. N to iron out western motorists Wednesday knif­ final details of the plan. ed across the northeast from north­ ern Ohio into Massachusetts. Snow covered New England^north of the Ice zone and light rain driz­ zled through low clouds and fog from the mid-Mississippi Valley into Alabama and Georgia and from New York state into Florida. The Weather Bureau warned that Earnest Southward, president of highways would slay dangerous the Semlaole-DeBer) Heart Coun­ from Ohio to Massachusetts today, cil, spoke at toe Chamber ef Com- la addition four to ate laches ef (ha Civic Center Saturday night J "The council ia intotestod yrt marily ia edaeatioa 'ahsat boaitw seaae, but this takes aoiae financial backing, so we ask support* ef die Bette Davis show for tail reasea," Southward said. •'We would like to point out that most of the funds raised ia too county come beck to be spent hare, ae we’re really helping ourselves," he stressed. With curtain time aa the highlyacclaimed staging by Mila Davie end Berry Sullivan of " I V World of Carl Sandburg" sat for « : » «. m. Saturday, only two days gemain to get tickets ia advance. Prank Mebaae, ticket sale chair­ man, said today that there are still plenty of got4 seals, although the sale was brisk yesterday. All advance sale tickets are reserved seats. Miss Davis has written a letter In Mrs. Leonard Munson, Heart Fund chairman bare, saying "it’s n pleasure to be' appearing in San­ ford." Mrs. Munson also bad clip­ pings of reviews of the show to Atlanta, Daytona Beach, Ft. Lau­ derdale and othar citias praising the presentation for its varialy and impact. NO. 617 Bond Interest Due Here Feb. 1 TV May Aid Education Program In County Soon Talmadge contended toe new ge mine ie Ccuaiy school child) ru proposal is almost identical with may he learning w o e of their n law pasted by Congress ia ltTl ABC'e from television ia the not aad repealed ia MM. tea distant future. School officials from Scmlnule, Osceola, Brevard, Volusia, Flagler aad Orange met ia Orlando recent­ ly to discuss toe possibility of actUag up special funds for an edu­ cational television project. T V group was informed at toe TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - De­ cember employment la Florida meeting that the Ford Foundation hit an all-daw high with 1,331.M i ia considering elding in toe project workers pieced ia Jobs, toe Indus­ by releaatog soma funds for these trial Commission acid todayCentral Florida counties to be tied Chairman Jam es T. Vocalic into (he Gnistesville Educational said it was the first time ia toe set-up ea toe north and the Tampa auto's history that non-egrirultu- Educational set-up on toe south. ral employment V s been m art T V Florida Education Commiethan l.JSO.Ote. “ We V v e passed another land­ mark In eur development as a major state," Vocelle said. T V total wea 4*,.to ever the previous month. ARCADIA (U PD —Howafd Pat­ Vocelle elan reportad H .M Jobe were eras tod by Jho etato’e rising ton, SS, stabbed himself fatally here Wednesday night aft^r knif­ economy ia IMS. ing kia estranged wife during aa argument over reconciliation, of­ ficers said. Patton's 80-yrar-oid wife. Agnes, suffered superficial eutsfou her After Argument Moose To Sponsor Um s L She riff's deputies **1(1 I’attou went to his home to attempt a roaaacliiatlon with his wife after n two week separation. An argnmant began end Mre. Patton fled with her bus head chasing her, deputies said. President Charts Political Course LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower appeared today to have charted his course of pa­ ■hm ia also preparing a detailed lineal action for Un pro-eoevoastudy aa the proposed project and lion stages of the 1N 0 campaign: will release further information to Steer d e a r of personalities far county school officials ia tha M ar the time being and drum an Uw future. issues at inflation and national security. ' Speaking from here WadMsdey night to thousands of Republican party workers gathered a t "dlaMr with Ike" fuod-raisiag par­ ties across the nation, toe Presi­ dent hammered away at Demo­ cratic fiscal policies. He stressed NEW YORK , (UPI) —Prodigal repeatedly hew America had heiress Gambia Benedict and V r prospered Into the world's meet grandmother battle it out ia two powerful nation militarily and New York courts today over the tconomlcaUy, during tha ftrat aevU year-old bruaotle’s right to be ea years of bis administration. This was bis first major politi­ wtlh toe married man aba loves. Grandmother Mrs. Henry liar- cal speech of Ihe national elec­ r Benedict marched Gamble tion year and V spoke ia the o Juvenile Court Wednesday home state of toe Republican and wen a temporary ruling pa­most likely to run to succeed him, roling Gambia ia her custody Vice President Richard M. Ninon. pending a bearing, Feb. M. But Yet, not once during his closed 33-year-old Andre Porumbcanu circuit television talk to M party caught up with there with a sub- diaaera did Eisenhower mention pent ordering Mrs. Benedict to the vies president s name. bring Gamble today to a higher court where V will seek a ha­ beas carpus ruling releasing hie toco age sweetheart. Perumbeanu’a petition In Man­ MIAMI (UPI) - TV search hattan Supreme Court charged that Gamble war being "illegally widened today Jar a Maryland candetained" in her grandmother's pie missing since they ditched their imposing whim atone mansion Just off Fifth Avenue. Gamble was in leara as police led her through the crowd outside toe Brooklyn nourtroom and de­ posited her in her family's black limousine C Scorch Widens For Misting Pair Nearly 143,000 in M erest on Ssnford bonds will be due Feb. 1 and Mar. I. Monday, to,MO interest wH V dua on Sanford Public Improve­ ment Revenue bonds. T V Inter­ est ie paid out of Florida Power sod Light Co. franchise funds. Ten of the I1.0M bonds w il also be retired M.aday. Tills issue was originally sold tor $400,000. March 1,134,000 interest ea San­ ford's A, B, C, D and E bonds will be due. There is M.MSJMO worth uf these bonds to be retired. All (base hoods make up sin ef the seven city issues to bo re­ tired. Interest on the seventh, toe wa­ ter and sewer revenue certificates, will be paid May 1. Payments on •aeh of toesa issues la made semi­ annually. Sanford's bonds out­ standing now to u t J3,301.000. Salemate Blocks Soviet War Debt WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new U. S. • Russian stalemate today blocked any quick aetllameal of toe Soviet Ueioo'g multi • million dollar World War II lend-leate debt to this country. NtfoUalloat collapsed Wednes­ day when the Soviet Insisted that U. 8. trade restrictions against Russia be acted ia return far any agreement. Bearing an unexpected change la toe Kromlla'i attitude, toe m atter was deed for toe time being. * • Sears Roebuck .......... Standard OU (NJ) ... Studebaker ................... U. S. Steel ................. Weatinghouse El........... Sanford Man Killed At Cape CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - A Negro construction worker wab killed by n truck today while eu Uw fob et too Mg nlsaOo tool center here. T V victim wee Identified ae Morris Carter, 41, ef Sanford. Authorities said Carter wee run over by a dump truck at Cample* S4, where facllUlao tor America's Saturn super-booster reek * a r t being built. County Commiaatonera will leave Friday marring to visit three ether Jell* in the atate before discussing construction costs el • aow county Jail. County Commission Chairm an John Krider said tola morning torn he, along with commissioners Vernon Dunn, La wr ens# Swafford and Homer U tile, will tour Jnito ia Sabring eng Orange end Bre­ vard Counties. Accompanying toe hoard ea the trip will ba Architect Jam es Gam­ ble Rogers. la explalaiag toe tour, Krider said the beard agreed to survey toe jell alias Just as they had tow ­ ed health center sites ever ton slate before eemiag up with n recommendation an the cost of too new health center. Junior College Pott MIAMI (UPD - Dr. Eoaarih Willlama of Ocala will takn over March t aa Wad of Dade County'# new Junior roUega program! Williams, u , resigned Wednes­ day aa president of IV Centre! Florida Junior College in Ocala, a poet V V a held since toe school wea taUbllahad two year* age. Mother# In each neighborhood will bn doom tonight to aak coni the Anna Miller Ciic ■ n i f die home in I Fundi will bn turned 7 and 1 p .m . • ------------ L U a | I [i ____ —— —i 0 - - H jii i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, January 27, 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/31d8ae24f72aa708c0531bef2d6b56fe.pdf 03781808dee721e7482b3e746d420e72 PDF Text Text ) w m m .M p v m n Pago 10— Mon, Jan. 25, 1960 Fyne-Ta»t* Rich Creamy Mrs. P. Ahrend, Mil* I , W. making tba preaentatkma. Wasterby, Mrs. K. Epstein, Mr*. L. Par IN bourt of aervlee the fol­ Felatel, Mr*. C. GallM, Mrt. J. lowing were preaeated with gold Galloway, Mrt. B. Hayet, Mrt. C. I . Janet, Mrt. H, Tinder. Mra. C. Robe lie, Mrt. E. Robb, Mrt. W. Sand ell, Mra. B. Rowan, Mitt X. Steven*, Mrt. M. R. Strickland, Mrt. B. Slrohmeler, Mrt. R. Tolle and Mrt. M. M. Yot(. Silver pint lor women who *ervod from 100 to KM hour* of volun­ teer tervfce were prevented to Mra. T. Broome, Mra. W. Foulk and Mra. X . Masnueon. Silver iraya wont In Met. W. Crabtree who put la MO. hour* and Mra. B. Houatoa who pot la 1,M0 bourt of aervica. Silver b a n were awarded to M n. C. Butler who put lu 1,701 bourt of aervleo and Mra. P. Woodruff who pul In 2,IN houre. Thirty-seven fold b a r a wore awarded lor women who pul In •hour* In eacett of 100. There were Mra. J. Aiarello, Mra. X. L. Beard, Mrt. X. N. dlackwelder, Mra, R. X. Becker, M n C. Bruce, Mrt. 'jC. Brumley, M n . P. Butler, M n. C. Cherpenlng, Mrt. R. Klmera, Mra A. H. Ferbcr Sr., Mrt. W, Gray, M n . A, Hunt, Mra. H. Hunter, Mra. Anna Janaen, Mra. Eunice Jenkinaon, Mr*. G. Kesaenieh, Mra. P. Dotinibcrry, Mrt. A. McCalley, M n . A. Marah. Mrt. B. S. Newton, Mra. J. X Nlcholt, Mra. A. B. Peteraon Sr., Mrt. F. 91,000 FOR .THE HOSPITAL was delivered to Seminole Memorial H os­ .W. Rataman, Mrt, I, Pryor, M n. pital Administrator Harry Weir Saturday. Mrs. W, H. Foulk gave Weir the R. F. Robiaon, M n. D. J. Runke), cheek (or the Ladies' Auxiliary at the Mayfeir Inn auxiliary luncheon. Mrt, B, H. Squlret, Mrt. Guy R. Strickland, M n . William J. Toll, Mrs. Foulk wee fund raising projects program chairmen (or the Auxiliary 'Mra. J. McKay Truluck, Mra. E. and Mra. George Harden Sr., left, waa ehalrnua od the luncheon. H. Unklet, Mra. M. Van Brackte, (Herald Photo) M n . G. A. Wakefield, Mrt. J. A. Wright, M n . B. M Young and MU* D. Cline. At the luncheon the group alto heard various reporta of tho yoar'a activities Including a report that a profit o f (2,000 from tho hospital shop waa turned over to the auxi­ liary and that dub mamberahtpa now iland at 1U. . WASHINGTON Tha U. S. M n, W. Foulk of tba project ican officials arc seriously study­ WASHINGTON (UPI) State Navy plungad Its two-man bathy­ program reported that tha High scaph "Triaata" to a record depth Department officials discussed to­ ing possible action to withdraw Fovcr Folliea originally planned o f $7,000 feat la .a Pacific Ocean day possible economic sanction* preferential trade benefits now for thia year hat been postponed against Cuba for Ms confiscation until IN I. After tho luncheon wai t m e h off the Island Guam. It of U. I . property but tbe admin­ given Cuba. Bat these sources added that over, the women witnessed a fash­ waa aimoat I,ON Met more than istration hoped etrang me a s m s the id ministration la very reluc­ ion thaw narrated bp M n. John too greatest depth previously could bo avoided. tant to take such action for fear McCracken. U. S. Ambassador Philip W. It might "ruin" tho Cuban econo­ recorded In soundings by a Rus­ Aa the climax to the day's acti­ Bonsai, recalled from Havana la at my and primarily would bust tba vities. a check for $1,000 waa pre­ sian anrlaea ship In MS7. week amid rising anti-AmericanCuban asapli ratnsr than tho Cam sented to Weir u ntt lor the hoeCHICAGO— Police Commission- lam, planned to eontlnuo talks thia tiw ragtoso. pita!. ar Timothy J. O'Conotr resigned week with Secratary o f Ststo fetch action cauM include roneChristies A. Harter and hit aides. amid a growing scandal o f paiica Bo m s ) mat wltb Hartor IN N given m per cant of Import* from thievery la hit to.ooo man force. minutes Sunday at tha aocrotary's OULTON BROAD, Bng. (U PI) XIMato Republican Gov. William home In aa unusual Soaday con­ Coba, ar asking Congrats to re­ 1 . BtratlOfl threatened to invoke ference underscoring the concern duce tho quota under which Cuba — Mra. R. W. Traven went ewlmsupplies one-third of U. 8. sugar mlng on the sixth day o f a record, Mo powers If Mayor Richard Daover tho seriously deteriorating relap, • Democrat, didn't dean up lalions between too United Btatoa at prices above (ho world mar- breaking cold wave explaining, too aeaadal "gulch." Eight police"it’s warmer in the sea.’' and Cuba. (M i have beta charged with helpRoy X. Xubottem Jr., aaaiataN a burglar steal and atll $1N,- secretary o f stele for iator-AmorIn toot: Rvo police men and leaa affairs, who attondad Mm datoctlvea warn charged with ex­ maatlng, described H as a pre­ tortion and eoncoaling avidenca, liminary consultation. Ha Indicat­ and IN others have been ordered h w ui ed no Mciiioaa on policy revisions T o . AN OteCUoro * s H w undergo lit lest*. ■avtear C lalot w D#maada AnolMI w o n reached. Sola Katatei Informed sources said (ha Amer­ So set Ratal* af NEW Y O R K - Gambia Bene O M D TB S. HAM. Blot, Urn in-year-old heiress who Dtt-ISMd. stopai to Paris with her married Toe aad each af yne ara heraby Xomanian lover, returned to New notified and r*qulrod to pr«**nt York onder orders of • rranch any alalna and damamls whtrh A NRSULITION CtOBtAU, TAtTAT. you, or nlHiar of you, mny bnvn fMl AND ABANDONINU A P M - nenlnat tba anlntn of (JI.Aliva a. TIO.V OF MTTLN WNHIVA HOAD IIAM.. d*c*ae*d, Ubn o f oald boun­ TO WIIOH IT HAT CONCKItN: ty, lo tha C o u n t y Judo* ALGIERS— French cxlremlsts, Not lea I* h*raby elv*n (hat pur* of Somlaolo County, Florida, at Sll.t*. Florida hi* offlr* In lb* rimrl hnuao of armed - with machine guns and •uant la Mar gas bomba, rioted over Do- Miami** IHI. lb* ttoard of County Mid County at Sanlord, Florida, Commlislenar* of Samlnnt* County. within alxhl r*l*niUr month! from .Gaullo'a dismissal o f Gen. J ae­ Florida, adoptad a n**alatlaa at' tha lime af lb* flrat putillratlna quo* Matsu aa military and civil- lb* I Mb day of J A NITAn t , tIM of Ihta nolle*. Rath claim ar de­ iao aommaador of Algiers. At eloalnp, varatlnp and abaadonlag mand thall b* In wrltlne. sad total N persons wore killed and a portloa of that c*rlalo road la ■hall, alala th* pine* of raaldaaoa Seminal* I'uunly, Florida, daaarlb* ■ad Vo*t afflt-a iili1r.it af Uia mars toaa too Injured in lbs vto- •d aa fnllnwa: rlalminl, and *h«ll b* nwora I* toacsi DeGlulls declared a atat* l.ttila Wabtva R m L from *A* by tha rlalmaal, bla aaant. ar atlat*r**cllon af Iba Norlb line lorna). and any *urh claim ar at atop* to Algeria and banned of Beetlaa N, Townahlp le damaad not aa ntad ahatl ba void. f t o S t m iftinN to Franco. Houtb Itaaaa tt Haai, aautbarly */ Doualaa aitoatroM ta tba palat af aoavarganae af a aaaautar af tha hail Will a v o o m i, m m b ■aid road with lha waatarlr and Taatamant of reported tog M o tribesmea Itaa af th* A. O. L. R. It. night (SCADTS a. HAM. d*t*aa»d of Way, aorordlaa la Fla* STn.VMTROM, DAVIS * MclNTOOM to In n killed ulna _ . . . . th*raaf aa rerar4ed to Flat Attornaya far Hioouior paKao attempted to ennflscato a Boob T, p*a* *1, Rdararda Bnlldlno dN dfp bear browed to tha native I-at HtW aallaa bo poblUbad aaa •natter ad Durban. Natlva can al- Itlu* wIlLln thirty daya tullowlap I I Mon.. Tuen., Wed. Open TIB T P. M. Thun., FrU Bat. Open TlH • P. M. I Western Lean A Meaty BLUE RIBBON Tip Top Quality SLICED TENDER FYNI-TASTI t -SJUOW5^ INSTANT FARMER GRAY, TAITY COFFEE V//\ F y n e -T a s te Finds Water Warmer a LADY FAIR SLICED SANDWICH i the ado pit aa or the Keaelatton i* on* I**u* af a aawapapar of aeaa. ral rlreulatlaa pabllabad la the Counlr. TK1* tba N ib dor o f rsaoaVT. m h 1*1*. ■ ■ J QUICK NUTRITIOUS DMCRTt David M. Oalrbel Clark board af Coualy Cammtaataoara Sanford, Florida Fubliih Januai v IS, h im each LIMIT— 3. PLEASE Winter Garden Taety Froeen a — t <i V K M l At ML H V 3 3 Mi Mi RSB9F W n mmn 'OhRMi ‘"'fc MbN Mi i t . S 18 8 8 28 ms Woodbury's Lanolin Rich STARTS THURSDAY _ ■; ’ ..3»■* w:- • 1 Reg. 1.00 Size ' 'r v X .'i' f �City Restricts Solicitors (E h t §> an ftir& WEATHER: Sunny and fair tonight. High today in the 60'a. Low tonight, 40*82, 70L. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Eatablished 1908 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Algerians Defy French iMob Order ALGIERS (UPD Anti-DrGaulle d*mon*tiatiun* broke out. in nearly a doxen Algerian citie • and town* today. A routed French xctllcr* poured by Ihe thousands into Algirra and appeared in the port o f Oran for Ihe firat time with weapom in their hand*. 4 At leatt 6,000 aettlera matted in the center of Algiera in ra* aponia to a rallying cry from the diehard* crouched behind bar* ritadea in defiance of the govern* ment’a demand for a return to order. Barricade! alio were thrown up in Oran, but insurgents and army troop* withheld their fire. Premier Michel Debte made a flying trip to Algleri and return­ ed to Parle thla morning to an* iStounce emphatically that the gov­ ernment would follow through in Ita determination to let Algerian* decide their own future. “ Nothing will be poaiible and all ran be loet If order ia not reoatabliehed and maintained in Algeria," Deb re aafd. "Let nothing dlatract ua, let nothing diatract lha nation from lha aieential talk THE ORANfiE BELT CONFERENCE TROPHY wan af pacification." presented to Seminole High School football co-cnptaina But tha angry "colon*" did not today. Florida Times Union sportawriter Bob Price, left, Oke*m to be in any frame o f mind presented the trophy to Neely Ross, Ray Lundquist to listen. Strikei and demonatra* ttona sprang up all ever Algeria — in Bone, Constantin*, Siki be) Abfaea, Tie ret, Ttemcon and Or* loaneviile—os well ae In Algiers and Oran. Thua f»r, the demon* trail ona were peaceful. But a wild or etray shot from either aide might eet o ff The County Commission today muncy out of Ihe contingency fund another day o f violence surh as agreed to amend its current budget and set up the special account. The board also heard a delega­ ^dJBft which triggered fighting ia to set up a special account fo r the V S fciera Sunday. tax aixessor to carry on s' large tion from Casselberry headed by scale review of property sad map Don Wilson complain that Cassel­ berry was "paying tremendoua work during 1960. Tax Assessor Richard lfrCaana ta x ri" and waa not having any had asked that his offirig given work done by tha county. Willson and hit delegation were 915,000 to carry on Ihe eriditiotie! (old that the commission 'would work. The board agreed to take the hear any requests for improve- La Ray Gatlina aaU today that dedoettona that ha anti Baa. tiaorga Bmatbara am faading were “ unfounded" and ha displayed a telegram from Smalhor* to prove tt. Borne sources had Interpreted Collins' suggestion that the Smo­ thers favorite ton movt be abansdonad aa evidence o f a split in reFlatiwiie between the two Florida officials. Smalhers apparently doe* aot aa* it that way. Ha wired Collin* from Lima, Peru, today that ha haa read the full tranacript of Collins' newt conference covering the favorite son matter "and believe you mad* an eminently fair presentation." Commenting on the telegram, k Collins said! "I hops It will put at rest soma unfounded deduction that there had dovelopad a breach in ottr relations." Cellini had said ho thought a move U present Bmathsr* as Flo. rida’a favorite son candidate for president should be dropped be­ cause It waa proving embarrassing to Smothers and be obviously waa raiuctant lo take it. Bette Davis Stage Show Is Applauded Hearty laughter and applause from capacity audiences have greeted every episode of "The A World of Carl Sandburg" which is coming to the Sanford Civic CeoIcr Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Tha stage show, starring Bette Davie and Barry SulUvan, recent­ ly played two' nights to a full haute in Atlanta, Ga., and at tha end of both performance! the rrhwd la reported to have stood -Cheered for as long aa IS togs. The same thing happenatf Ude week at Daytona Beach. ‘ A spokesman for the Heart ttnatU, which will benefit from Ma production, said today that now arc beglning lo sell feat although many good aeata >090 Kill available. The ticket ofi t opeai daily at the WoodBldg.. First St. and Park J and reservations for tho IS _ $1 tickets also can be made I f phoning FA 2 MSI. I Mass Davis and Sullivan create f * different and exciting ebarad1era with the aid of various pr,..* and colorful costumes. Urn third ■em ber of the east la Clark Allan, . whose voice and guitar combine in musical numbers which have been compared to tome recent musical comedies. The sponsors alto continued te llreee today that the perfarmaace ia pat a reading af Sandberg's airy. It la a dramStie prostata- •F A Candidate '•^Coufity Clerli David fcuUlior*nttmini&J totflij Yhil Jamc* Avery, of Luke Mary, reiwrted this morning hit intention to qualify for the District S county cummtaitloner election. Gatchel Huld Avery ntuat now begin filing a weekly income and financial report with the clerk's office. He added that the official qualifying date for all candidates is Mar. 1. Present District it commissioner is Lawrence Swofford. __ — —------- Freeze Damage To Send Vegetable Prices Up MIAMI (U l'l)— A six-day Ireexc which blackened tender vegetable cropi all ovar Florida will alto hurt the houtewife’ e grocery bud­ get in wreki to come. The worst appeared over today, but officials predicted Ihe cost of fresh Florida vegetables will begia lo rise. The Weather Bureau reported demege to crops was "very extensive and general In ail areas or the stale." An estimated 5,000 of T,000 mi­ grant farm workers were put out of work by the cold wavs which dropped temperatures below frecxuig six daya in s row. The only Job left for them ia to sal­ vage what is left. The cold weather scene shilled from Florida to the north-central ilalea today, and Ihe mercury plunged well below xero in the Dakotas, Minnesota and parti of Wisconsin. A warming trend seep* mirtheastward and took New England out of the near lero category. But the new surge of arctic air waa expected to plunge as far south aa Kentucky today. Heavlaat Florida damage was to the fields of ripening tomatoes, pole beans, cucumbers and squash located in the rich mucklands south of Lake Okeechobee and ‘around Miami. Potatoes in North Florida sso were killed by the frost and pastures In all areae were severely browned. The coldest readings occurred Sunday when temperatures plung­ ed ■■ low aa II degrees in North and Central Florida and lo M degrees in southern sections. The mercury fell below (reeling with icatterod frost again today in North Florida, but,the worst was over. A reading of 53 waa recorded at tourist-flllad Miami, which basked under sunny TO de­ gree weather Monday afternoon. Cleon Election Bill Fails To Get Much Favor In House , WASHINGTON (UP1) In­ formed House sources were reedy today to count out the Senate’s clean elections bill without wait­ ing for a votp, They don't think Ihcra la likely to be one. The bill pasted the Senate late Monday, 59 to 32, and went to the House for referral to the Com­ mittee on Houre Administration. Proapecti are excellent that it will lie there until adjournment. Senators took the bill as it came from their rules commit­ tee and enthusiastically tough­ ened it up. Among other things, it would make stale primary elec­ tions subject for Ihe first time to federal'reporting and spending re­ striction*. Many Hoqse membera, includ­ ing Speaker Sam Baytmrn, don't like thot provision. Rayburn said recently that primaries always had been the business of the states, and that he thought that'* what they should rrmyin. The board approved a raise for Maxine Thompson from 93,300 (e 93,BOO per year and announced that Ihe study will begin as soon as possible. Commissioner Vernon Dunn laid all county officials have boon noti­ fied to turn into tho commission tho wags seala to all employes. In t<her buafeeas during tha morning session of tho meeting, elated tho purchase tho hoard deiagyd St. at Mrllonvllle Ave. At tfiig point Fourth St. runt over t piece of property owned by Dr. Chariot L. Park. Dr. Park made the re­ quest to vacate because he wants lo build a professional building oa this corner. The commission passed a reso­ lution expressing regret of tha death of the late W, V. Bitting, The resolution recognised tha service to Sanford made by Mr. Bitting who served on the city commission. The commission approved tha request of Robert Friedly for a distributor's license for beer and wine, to be told at 840 W. First St. The request of Willie Tiltman to operate a taxlrah was denied. Reprisals On U.S, HAVANA (U P !) -C uban J utile* Minister Alfred Yabur warned Monday night that "there will be million* of American bodies" if Ihe United Statet tends Marine reinforcements to Its naval bate at Guantanamo Bay. Yabur reierred during a televi­ sion broadcast lo government prett report* that "thousands" of U. S. Marines have landed at the bate. However, the bate com­ Charles Bogun. The Seminole* won the trophy by tying mander, Rear Adm. F. W. Fenno, with Apopka for the ORC championship. Both teums had denied that any new Marines, S-l records in the conference . This is the second OBC other than normal rotation re­ placement/, have arrived at title in two years for Sanford. (Herald Photo) Guantanamo. The minister laid, "there are thouianda of Cubani willing to de­ fend Cube." The government announced to­ day it "will take everything" from NEW YORK (UP1) Stuck former officiate ‘ of tho Batista prices at I p. m.: regime who misappropriated incuts but, that they must come American Airlines ............ . . 21% fundi. from the town council. The group Hcthlehcm Steel ................. . 31% A spokesman laid about M of­ alto agreed to support financially C A O ....................... . . . . . 67 ficials to far hava turned in ap­ a Seminole County fair exhibit at DuPont ................................. . 238 proximately >700,000 the Central Florida Fair next Ford Motor ................... . 791* The government alto announcmonth. General E lcrtric................. . M Commissioners alio received General Motors ................ . 50 word from Winter Park City Mana­ Graham - Paige .............. . 2U ger Richard Simmons favoring a int. 1 A T ...... ,« « ,,,.* i, . 33% Join! drainage project to eliminate Lorillerd ........................ . 37% flooding in the south end of the Minule Staid ................... . . 1576 county, Winter Park and Orange Penn RR . . M County. 4 Royal A m erican ................. The board has already okayed Sears Roebuck ................. . 48% Seminole County's participation in Studebaker •' ■•••##•*eto< ,i.2t* tha project and euwpla to hear U. S. Steel V, u i m m m m •. 91 u «m Orange County wmctime'nrxl WesUnghoute El. . iuo% week. C O A L B R O O K , South Africa The board also agreed to clay (UPI) — An talimated 440 mlntrs a county road south of Oviedo sealed deep underground by a leading into a Negro Cemetery. rock slide will have to Way en­ It also gave final approval to tombed for another month—evau M amendment of the county building they are still alive. code that all new homes built in Officialn at Ihe rescue scene of the county have adequate floor Hie collapsed coal mine laid today elevation of not less than IS inch­ ihe only w*y the men can tu es. -unit appointed - i' imrt'M'i• saved is first to drill a 13%-loch They also heard a request from have appraised private land need- air shaft to them. the city of Ovicdu lo purchase to widen Sun find Ave. at <2*1,U47 If this can he done, former miner right of way for a wayside park J. C. Burger baa volunteered to and 928,7(1*1, outside the Oviedo city limits. T, W. Mere uf Suufurd and slip 515 (eet down through U to Ihe spot where the. miners ere believed Lawteme it. Cutidicl uf Orlando lo be. That might be five days turned in their appraisal* at the from now. courthouse Monday. Next Monday, Burger said someone would have Judge,Voile Williams will choos* to go down because oven if Ihe tha figure he think* Is the best miners ere alive they are probably appraisal, lie also will require too weak or hurt lo feed or help that Seminole County pay the ap­ them selves. praisal valus lo the registry of Food and supplies would have TAMPA (U PD —President James the circuit court. lo be lowered through the email R. Hoffs of the Teamsters Union After the money is turned over ■ir shaft for at leeit a month until apparently will make another effort .Wednesday at burying tha to the registry, property owners South Africa's best shaft sinking can draw out the amount their team rould dig a major ihafl down hatetet with a rebellious local. Teamster officials said Hoffs land was appraised by tlm State to the eraled-off spot. would arriva Wednesday lo roo­ Road Dept. The 8RU appraisrd the fer with officials of Local 3*8 or land at 922,108 in December, the Bchillx Brewing Co. Property owners who don’t like •Hoffa claltm its officers were the appraisal uf their land eet by elected Illegally. The local claims the 3RD can ask for mote money WASHINGTON (UPD - Presi­ Hoffs is trying to dictate lo M. in n Jury trial to ba held later. dent Eisenhower defended his Hoffa tried te put the union under The jury cannot give such pro­ sdministration's new estimates of a trusteeship bwt waa blocked by perty owners less than tji* leatt Soviet missile strength today as • court order. amount their land is appraised for baaed on much better intelligence by an espert. than in the peat, The appraisal was for t)H parcel* Eisenhower's comment at lain of land owned by 137 person* and news conference waa the latest organisation t, development in a running hauls between eongrrsiional Democrat! ' Sanford got 95.T7M9 from fed­ and Defense Secretary Tbomae 8. eral civil defense authorities last Gates Jr. over the adequacy of night. If. S. defenses and Russia’ s mis­ County civil defense director sile potential. A. B. Peterson presented Ihe The President firmly defended eberk to the city commissioners MIAMI (UPD - U. S. Custom* Gates i t a fin* aivU servant. at their meeting. The money is agenla questioned a M-year-oid Debate over retenl Pentagon es­ from government matching fundi timates of Soviet military power and will pay half the cost of a Chilean pilot today in an attempt resulted Mooday in postpone­ to learn tha whereabouts of five three-way radio that Sanford ment of Senate consideration of bought two year* ago. Sanford B28 bombers exported from Miami Galea1 nomination to the Cabinet. originally put up all the money under false pipers. for the radio. Osrar Squdls was arrested hare Monday as he stepped from n commercial airliner and charged The old NehJ Bottling Co. build­ with making false statements that The monthly meeting of the ing at 504 Celery Ave. was broken tha planet wrra bound for Chile. Coffee Club sponsored by the into sometime before 11 a. m. Mon­ Chief Custom* Agent- Juteph day. An adding machine and elec/ Fortier said "They didn't go to Seminole County Chamber of trie heater were taken, police re­ Chile. We are trying to find out Commerce will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday In Mrs. Appleby’s Res­ ported. where they went." taurant in the Valdei Hotel. Several owners of new busi­ nesses sod newcomers to San­ ford will bn welcomed by Club Chairman Charlie Morrison. td that public donatlana have rais­ ed more than 91.500.OOo for "na­ tional defense" since the leaflet and alleged bomhing attacks by former Air Force chief MaJ, Pe­ dro Dias Lant. President Eisenhower assured Ihe Cuban people today that the United Stales haa no intention of interfering in their domestic af­ fairs or becoming a party to any reprisals at this lima. The president said he and sec­ Trapped Miners To Be Entombed Another Month Two Figures Set On Land Values Hoffa To Discuss Tampa Problems County Comm Union Chnirmnn John K rider, in a "State of the County" meantige Monday to the Rotary Club, cited a projected-population increase chart that estimated 153,009 persons are expected here by 1970. Krider said utility companies in the area report that by 1970, the growth of the county will more than triple the News Briefs Fish Deals To End TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Tin Gam* and Fiih Commission said today 47 whoiaaale and retail fish design Id M Georgia cities have agreed.to atop buying illegal fresh water flab from Florida. Search Called O ff MIAMI (U P D -T h e Coast Guard called off a search late Monday for a member of the "Ink Spots" singing group and two other men after their swamped ft*h!ng hoal waa found off tha Florida Keys. Essex Scolt, 30-year-old "rhythm man" of the famed quartet and Miami Negrons C. M. JolUvetto, 40, and James Strachan, 00, wore presumed dead. Fighting With Fire TALLAHASSEE (UPD Five men arrested for lighting wood fires in Holmei and Walton coun­ ties apparently were trying to force removal of a local Umber com­ pany official. Th* Florida Forest Service sold the men hoped land owners whose woods were burned would bring pressure on the com­ pany to get rid of tho official, whose name waa not disclosed. Is Target President Defends Cramer TAMPA (UPD - Top Democrats from four counties will meet here Missile Estimate Friday night to see what they Sanford Gets U. S. Payment O f $5,775 Pilot Questioned On Bomber Export Coffee Club Sets Meeting Thursday Building- Entered of M acres of land adjacent lo tha Saniando Clay Pit until "further legal details can he worked out." The properly is now owned by the Overstreet Lend Co. The commission also opened bids on o new pick-up truck tor tho agricultural department and a mixer, loader and dragline for Mm road department. Apparent low bidder for Ihe truck la Strickland Morrison Ce. at <1.945, Apparent low bid for a loader is ihe Florida Georgia Tractor Co., with a bid of 912.615. and for Ihe mixer the same com ­ pany. with n hid of 914,171, Tha dratlinc low bid waa from lha firm af Florida Equipment Co. Ml Orlando for 911,900. Tho board also agreed to adver­ tise lor bids an outside engineer­ ing to Improve South St., Prairie Lake Drive., Ridge Road aod Lake Drive, > present population and wo must prepare for Iho Increase by having lha beat possible faculties avail­ able." Ho d ied figures showing that the county'* population has increas­ ed to more than 92,000. Ho aaid in 10U tho Winter P art telephone Co. installed only 300 phone* In ihe south end to the county and thla week he* 3,090 phones to that area. At Ihe samo time, Krider saM Southern Bell had 1,400 telephonno in operation, while this year it to servicing 11,000 customers. Krider gave ■ hriof rundown to problems lh*.present eoumv com­ mission haa encountered during tho past two years and said that Iho counly’a financial structure to now "the beat to the stole, with the lowest m llloge," He said Seminole County wee fifth to the itate to construction and third to school growth to 1000. Among tho problems tho commioM haa mat are easing over­ crowded school* to the county, ap­ proval of boUding to a new heoRh center and fairing an architect tot o imw county jell. He alio stressed that tho oonotp board la planning Improvements to the county home, a vast road Improvement program and addi­ tional fundi In the present budget to Increase law M fon em eal to tho •otuily. Tour Of Four Jails Set By Commission can do about unseating Florida's only Republican mamber of Congran. Eitnrtlva Secretary Phil J. O'Hara of the Firat District's com ­ mittee for political organitaUun ssid the district's top leader* and The Ceunly CoMnniiaiwa today contributors would discuss a can­ agreed to tour four Jails to the didate to oppose Congressman Wil­ stale to prepara lion for dlacusatog liam C. Cramer of St. Petersburg. preliminary plana for a now coswty Jail, Commissioners, Architect Jam** TALLAHASSEE (UPD Guv. Gamble Rogcra and Clark David Leltoy Collins baa called for Uw Galchei will lour Jail* in Orange federal government lu set stand­ and Brevard Counties and at go­ ards on orange Juice, especially bring. chilled orange Juice products. Tha At lha aamo time, Uw board governor wrote a letter to Food adopted a resolution designating and Drug Administration Commis­ N. J. Van Ingcn to Company of sioner Georgs P. Larrick in an ef­ New York City and D. Kirk Gunby fort to speed up the issuance of of DeLand at fiscal agents and standards. He said it has been financial advisors tor construc­ three years since the industry first tion of Uw new Jail. asked tho foderal agency lor acAt tho list meeting, Uw board hired Rogers as architect for Uw new Jail and, to answer to critics, agreed to survey recently com­ pleted Jaiia around the stats be­ fore giving Rogrra the word to proceed with prellmtoary plana. Collins Asks Action Bryant Campaign Funds Growing TALLAHASSB (U PD Ferris Bryant ef Ocala today reported contribution to his gubernatorial campaign treasury totaling 920,aati. K w report put him far ahead af John McCarty af Fort Pierce, who bad been (he leader, whose fund now itands at 97,445. Bryant aloe reported ho haa spent $ m to date an hit campaign. noma to the big contributors to Brysat's campaign food ware Raymood K, Mateo, Jacksonville, U,ooa: Ltoyd Gahr, O rioad* 11,000) H. L Crowder. Tampa, 91,010; Baa Whtta. IMOO; A. D. Paco, t l ja a ; Mas. Guide Baggett Bogan! 11,000, aod afroT Mary Virginia Turner, 91,000, nil Pensacola. Livingston To Q uit1 As Collins Aide TALLAHASSEE (UPD -G u b e r­ natorial assistant Don Livingston plana to resign noon as administra­ tive aide to Gev. LeRoy CeiHaa, Livingston, lg. disclosed Monday ha ia quitting to antor law a t o i q at the Uaivorattp af Florida Fab. 2. He had been on the governor's stall H yean . retary of Stale Christian A. H er ter were concerned aod perplexed by recent attacks on Ihe United Slates by Premier Fide! Castro. Immediately following Iho con­ ference, he Issued a five-point restatement of U. S. policy toward Cuba which was critical of Castro for promoting the "unfounded" illusion of aggressive acta and conspiratorial activities aimed at Ihe - Castro government bp tho United States. Population Of 153,000 Seen For County By 7 0 1 p. m. Stocks County To Set Up Basic Employe Wage Schedule The County Commission will launch a Job classification study In the near future to set up ■ basic wage rate for all county •mployei. Tho announcement of the study came after a request by County Zoning Director Robert Brown that an employe of hie affice he gives aa increase of 9W» par yter to bring her salary up te other clerical pay levels. from now on, the commission de­ cided. The city trndt a cleanup request lo persons whose property is clut­ tered with growth or refuse. If the owner doesn't clean up his land, the city will clean K for him. The city will charge the rosl of clean­ ing the land to the owner in the form of a lien. The commission got a request from IS persons living in the Persimmon Ave. and 16ih SI. sec­ tion asking for a street light II was decided to hold the request until that whole area can he sys­ tematically lighted. A public hearing was set for Feb. 22 on Ihe city vacating part of ihe northwest com er of Fourth Cubans Threaten Assessor Gets Review Fund re's No Feud Smafhers, ns Stresses Ihe City Commission ha* p it t­ ed an ordinance requiring doorto-door solicitor* to live in Sem­ inole County for six months before thry can srl! in Sanford. Such solicitors also mutt get a certi­ ficate from the city physician say­ ing that they are free from com­ municable disease. The commission approved hiring an assistant in the building offi­ cial* office at a salary of 32,499.98 per year. Commissioners also con­ firmed ihe appointment of Clerk Henry Tamm at finance director and appointment of Rota Rotundo at assistant finance director. Property owners who don't clean up their land are going lo find the cliy's policy on this more strict $350 Damage Don* In Two-Car Crash •i3■ • Aa automobile-sullen wagon crash hero Monday caused 9950 ‘V j damage to two vehicle*,' j Jo «p h Mtaoo to Lake Mary m i .> driving aauth oa Olourtor Ave. and had Ju t paired Uw section station ^ D a V if' Aon. woo 1 driving ooot OB' M B i t charged Inman with failure l tha right to way, �I 1 L "~W* 1" ' T 1 ** --- -------- — — Prints To Link 2 Similar Cases fUntiaDy higher than recent fore casta hare suggested" he aaid. Sanaa A Laaghba aaid although it operated at in per rrnt of eapa­ rity 1«at week, it taw little evi­ dence ef aiockinliaf. Piujtmrgb Steel aaid demand naa "*aod." particularly in Oat railed uael which cao*titntea about M per cent of Ra ahipmenu. "And when demand for Oat roll o* Is up, then uaualiy ta a cam ipoadlng demand far apeciatty and higher grade orire uaed in the auto- Faces Theft Count prints had been found in the Walk­ er homo that did not belong to any member af the family or anyone else known to have been in the Walker borne. The identifications came after picture* af the two were publiahod In a Sarasota newspaper Sunday. Beyer said fear of the permna defi­ nitely said the two were seen in the Osprey area in the Dee. lt-lf pe­ riod and that the fifth said he thought he saw them. The family of Cliff Walk*, 2Syenr-wld ranch worker, was mur­ dered is the isolated home near Osprey late Dec. li. All tau rWalkcr, hi* young wife sad two children—wera found shot to death through the bead with J2 bullets. Ships To Renew Crash Search rAFTADf c u m A CAKE presented it a welcoming party by iHe Petty OffloM i Club at the Navi) Air Station for new commanding Cnpt. Robert Slyi end Mrs. Sly*. H ie CO and hie w ife end Gdr. L. any* executive officer, end Mrs. Tunny, were honor gueete nt the i d o b orant attended by 280 members end gueete. After Capt. Sly* cut Mff M bs the gueete danced to the music of Lon Feldman end hie or- But Eseandar told his attorney SARASOTA (LTD — Authorities cheeked fingerprint* today in an effort to link two ccsfraaed mur­ derer* af a family af lour in Kanu i to a aimOar crime near here. Sheriff Roaa Barer aaid ha it anting the daU on Perry E. Smith. M. and Richard E. iUkak. R . who confessed la murdering Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Clatter and their two f o u l children in Garden CBy. Ran, Nor. IS. Rarer aaid he had naked the Kaau a official* ta gi*e be detector teata la Urn pair after Ora peraona PANAMA CITY <UP1>-A Navy mine layer was scheduled to sail from here today to renew tha March for wreckage of a National Air LIs m plaaa which crashed la the Gulf of Mexico test November. Ike USS Vigor, stationed at the naval mine defense laboratory, will rondel vous with another ship ftsm Key VNat and guide R l i WASHINGTON (U N ) - Civil the seat where sonar aouadinni Asraanettea Board teraaUgaton indicated the wreckage may ha cheeked the possibOify today that Civil Aeronautics Board lavesfreak itine la all four turbo-jet gaters hope the wreckage may eagiMf caused Um crash last week af a Capital airliner near tip clear tm the riddle of whet rased the plmm te crash, ttllieg Ice Caused Dash TAMPA (UPO — Probation offi­ cer* investigated today the "family situation" in the case af a young mother ef throe who was coavictcd af robbing a. bank while pregnant. Mrs. MOUnasa Quinn. SS-year-oid wife ef an Air Paten enlisted man. was found guilty by a federal court jury Maaday. Rut U. S. Dial. Judge Dealer Devane postponed sentenc­ ing until Friday in order that projutiou officeri might delve late her Tb# young woman was convicted of rubbing the Springs National Rank af Tampa af f i f f l ia.Msy of IMS She urns seven months preg­ nant at the time. Mr*. Quinn escaped only to be irm ted two weeks later on e bad check charge. Shortly thereafter, aba confessed to rubbing the bank, claiming she seeded the mosey to pay the fta lly ’a bills. The bank teller. Franklin Milton Brows, said she told him she bad a pistol in ber handbag and that she would use it if be didn't give ber t ig R Defense attorney Pat Whitaker argued that Brown shewed lack of courage la being ao easily persuad­ ed. But AasL U. S. Ally. Robert Nunes said pregnant or not, “ It doesn't takenaueh energy to pull a Many Usds ef fire kit Seminole trigger." County over the weekend. The Quines sow Urn Is Alatha Flames burned l i acres south of in Calhoun County. They were Oviedo Saturday evening. Forest Tampa residents at the time ef ringers used f tractor to put out the blase which burned for as hour. Tbo fire threatened n grave owned by Georga Meeks, county ranger Robert Gray said. The Longwood fire department put out ■ fire which burned a gar­ BOBtaV (UP!) —Oliver Wen­ age and store shed sear Rock Lake dell Helmss, Beaton's famed p ir ­ early Monday. Sanford's firemen had a busy day acies - author ef the U ti century, Saturday. They fought a bouse fire wee smell in stature. ,o w . ut e meeting of physi•t *14 E. Third St., a grass Ora be­ elaas. he found himself wtik a tween Adama . aad Summerlin group ef doctors who lowered over Aves. and answered e heater fire him. cell at *10 Palmetto Ave. "Ten meat have M l very small among Um m tall man," a Jtkad Are. aad soother m remarked later. Good Things And Small Packages l. The Lake Mary fireman fought a palmetto brush Ora te Lech Arbor Saturday. Baager Gray urged county resi­ dents te be especially careful ef Old Faihioned Girls buraiag trash. The cold weather SYBACUSK. N. Y. (V P !) - has dried vegetation aad winds fan Whan members of the Phi Delta the flames. Gray aspects fire canTV** mt Syracuse IM - dftVm •• became-wee worse la varsity staged an "OU WngUab the next two weeks. Mara fin e sprout on weifcaade than at any attar time because people are heme working in the yard aad buraiag trash. Gray Mid. {I M U M1' 1 U 1 ____J JM |\ L ’Jeep' vehicles bra completely engineered for 4-wngel drive, not just 2-wheel drive modlflcstione or conversions. They Tore piecei, do roora jobs, cost loss to own, hsvo higher n is le value I l l w v i l VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS.-WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER O f 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP gj : c- • ft 1 f I 1 \ m i *f f H. Geiger, Native Of Geneva, Dies Mr. Harry f t Geiger, M, n native of Geneva who bad lived there aS bin life, died Saturday in the veter­ ans hospital at Dublin, Ga. Mr. Geiger, a commercial fisher­ man. was a veteran of World War I and a member of Hillers*t Bap­ tist Church at Geneva. He la survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia Geiger; five son*, Wayne of Miami. Martin B. of Cattonwood, Calif., Harold L-, Sanfordj and John C. Geiger in t^e Air Force in Korea; two daughter*, Ml** Betty Geiger, Columbia. S. C.. and Mrs. Nomina Fore, Chuluota; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Ballard, Maitland, Mrs. H. E. Kirkland, Co­ coa. and Mrs. Pauline Miller. Ft. Lauderdale; three brothers; Wilson of Jay. Charlea ef Boston, M an, and Albert G e l"? af Gaaava, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held ah I p. m. Wednesday at the FlraP Baptist Church of Geneva, with the Rev. Jack Stewart officiating, assisted by Um Rev. William Milchall. Burial will be in the Geneva Cemetery, with Briaann Funeral Home in charge. Active pallbearers will bo Wil­ liam Kilbee, W. L. Seif. Cadet Hart, Tom Metals, Lester Brown and Nolan Fore. Honorary pall­ bearer* will be Dr. L. Monaco amL H. A. Fisher. ’ �— ■ -_VJ5k TV*H ;3, .\?i f*.A t Tues. Jnn. 28, 1060—Page 8 Miss Johnson, J. T. Rushing B P W Members H ear Engagement Plans Announced A t Monthly Meeting The encasement of Ml** Melba Eugenia Johnson of Sanford to John T. Bus inf 1* announced by her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Jamrt A. Jnhnmn of Fayetteville, X. C. T ie groom-elect •I* the ann of Mr*. Myrtle T. Rushing of Orlando and the late William Alexander Ruihlni. Horn in Fayetteville, Mi*a John*on attended ichool* there and in Sanford, graduating from Seminole High School with the da** of 1953. While attending high ichool ahe was a member of the glee club and was active In the pltyiical educa­ tion program. She attended the* Sanfnrd Voca­ tional ichool and for the pa at six year* ha* beer employed by the Southern Bell Telephone Co. She Uvea in Sanrord with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Dckle. Mr. Rushing I* a nalive of Mur­ freesboro. Tcnn., where he attend­ ed ichool* and graduated in 1951. He arrved In the United State* Air Force for aeven year*. He now rralde* in Orlando and la employed by E. A. Gertncr and Co. Plan* for a sprint; wedding are being made and will be announced at a later date. T w o Guest Speakers Members of tha Business and Professional Woman'* d u ll anJoyed a double procram at thetf January meeting at ih« Cirt# Center. The first address was riven by Dr. Arehvr Moore, d im * lor of the Seminole County mental health prorram. Floyd C. Richard*, principal of the luik* Maty School al*o ipoka to the group. Hi* topic waa '•tho growth of our arhoola and what are we lo do about th em ;1’ Preceding the program a din* ner wa» *erved to the group. Mr*. Harriett Slawter, prciident and Mr*. EMhcr Kvana firat vice presldent, who attended the s t a t e membership program planning meeting in l.eeafaurg, recently, lotd member* they had 10m* in* tereating information for a pro* gre»*lve program. It will b* die* ru**ed later. Garden Club Party W M U Members A t Civic Center THE FIVE TOP HANKING OFFICERS of the Rainbow Girls and their escorts are shown at the installation ceremony. Left l o right, Alex Carman, Dorothy Alc- Aitxunu... vi*ff Hugttti, Eileen Myers. Louis Sweeten, Huilmnt Wimberly, Hill Johnson, Diann Haynes, Jimmy Tcrwillcjrer anti Linda Williams. (Herald Photo) Installation Service For Rainbow Girls Miss Dorothy McAlexander, waa Installed a* Worthy Advisor of tho Sanford Assembly No. 25, Or­ der of the Rainbow for Girls, Sunday afternoon at tha Masonic Temple. Intuiting officer was Mrs. Virginia Buraty. Assisting with the installation services were Mias Shcrlcna Sheppard, marshall; Mra. John Shepard, chaplain; 5lra. Eva Wimberly, hope: Linda Williams, faith: Joan Jones, recorder; Carol Ann Schimming, lrra*urcr: Jeanie Markham, chaplain; Elliabrth Grant, drill leader. Evle Dottcy, love; Caroline Baggerly, religion; Lynn McCord, na­ ture; Cheryl Repp, fidelity; taint Taylor, immortality; Sandi Wright, patriotism; Carol Repp, service, Barbara Thomas, confidential ob­ server; Darlene Arvctt, outer ohservor; Pnt Rabun, musician; Joyce Shepard, choir director and Joy Tripp, historian. Acting as escort* for the offi­ cer* were members of the Dc Molsy chapter; Alex Carman, lands Sweeten, Cliff Hagan, Jim­ hal for the show and modeled ll my Terwillcgcr, Bill Johnson, Bed­ personally. Mr*. G. W, Alford and ford Aikert, Johnny Phillips. SlaMrs. Sparks Lee Clonta tied for second pie *e and Mra. Alford drew the 'ucky atraw. Plouls were given for p r im in . ...» . . . . * addition lo the plants given each member attending. Mrs. C. K. Clonta, president, presided at the business meeting. Plans for plac­ ing flowers in the bank and clinic and watering plants In thy Oviedo cemetery were discussed. Refreshments were served to .Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Means, Mrs. Sparks Lee Clonls, Mrs. C. R. Clonts, Mrs. Chine* T. Niblack, Mrs. Lynn Mosier, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr.. Mra. Olcva Tletscma, Mr*. W. R. Meek Sr., Mrs. II. C. Parker, Mrs. Roy Welsenbsrgcr, Mrs. Aubrey Myers, Sirs. W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. James Wilson and the hostesses. llarkey. musician and Mra. Mar­ garet Pappas, recorder. The masonic halt was decorated with arrangements of white flow, era and candle*. Pamela Reynolds and Peggy Rabun, lighted the can­ dle* prior to (he service. Officers installed to serve with Mias McAlexander were Diana Haynes, worthy associate advisor; Eileen Myera, charity; Barbara Oviedo Carden Club Sponsors Annual Home M ade Hat Show Mrs. George C. Mean* received firat prise for the prettiest hat a Ihe annual “ Hat Show" of the Oviedo Garden Club. The ahow waa held at the home of Mra. C. L. West on Lake Charm Circle with UP* u n w IT Irisiit *■ Lake M onroe Club * To Meet Thursday Tht Lake -Monroe Home Demon­ stration Club will met Thursday ai 7:30 p. m. at the Sanford Home Demonstration Center on 23th St. A program on frozen foods wilt be given. Members are urged to attend and bring a prospective member as a guest. ---------- ------------- ----------- ley Willlnk, Mark Jrnkin*. Chuck Meeks, Emmett McCall, Jlck Cash, Mike Able*, Buddy Kirk. Cliff Abies, Jimmy Edge and Jimmy Williams, The worthy advisor introduced her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. McAlexander, whn then present­ ed her with a white gavel. The ceremony wa* rlotrd by the girls all forming a cro n at the altar and singing “ The Old Rugged Cross", with Eilrrn Myrr* as soloist. Refreshments were served in the dining room which waa deco­ rated in a pink and while roior scheme. Assisting Mra. McAlex­ ander with the refreshments were Mra. Carl Rabun, Mra. Batty Noyes and Mita Betsy Carman, • | 51. and Mra. Birger Wester went to Gainesville last week to visit their son, Jon, who is in school Iherc. They were accompanied hy Mr. Wester's brother, Harry, whn look movies of the trip. On the way they Hopped at Sliver Spring*. They drove through the National state park and report that there is one quiet, relaxing place left among Ihe many pine trees. Girl Scout cookies are on sale this week. The people of ' Lake Mary arc asked to coopers!* and buy them from Ihe Sanford Girl Scouts this year since they have no representation here. Mrs. Randall Chas* o f Sanford, general chairman, reports the need for leadership in Girl Scout work lo Lake Mary. « plea Is made for anyone Interested In helping with this worthwhile activity to con­ tact her or Mrs. C. F. Lind, tho m w chairman o f neighborhood 3, which includes the Lake Mary district. They hope to get a troop organised this year. Brown and serve sausage links, cut Into U-lnch piece:, can bo addod directly to bread (luffing without pre-cooking. Old-style sausage should m browned and drained before being used la stuffing. Mort than 150 people galbered at the Civic Center for the card par­ ly apomored by the Sanford Gar­ den Club. Mr*. At Hunt waa gener­ al chairman and Mrs. D, K. Dor­ man. co-chairman of tht event. Bridge and canaita game* were played with p r im awarded at each table. Circle* of the garden duo alto offered various garden ilenn and plant* for aate. Door prliea were won by Mra. W. C. Rumbley. Mr*. Charles H. MISS MELHA EUGENIA JOHNSON Cole, Mra. Minnie Ewan. Mra. O. P. Herndon, Mra. Don Reynold* and Ml*a Sara Warren Eailerby. Thoae donating prliea included The Aratea and Jacaranda Circles, Mra. Henry Simpson of Genera, The Sanford Flower Shop, A. K. Aa Interesting program on ed that ihe club will make the Rosaiter, A. F. Ramsey, Woodruff “ Horn* Food Frvvilng" was pre­ birthday cake for the U. S. O. Garden Center, Grapevill* Nurse­ this week. Several members volun­ ry, Crystal Lake Nursery, Sween­ sented by Mist Eva Hunt to mem­ teered lo take it to tha club ber* at the Elder Spring* Home and aerve it (a Ihe boya. eys and Mrs. E. D. Rinehart. Demonstration Club at the Horn* Assisted by her daughter, Norine, the hostess served froien at M u. 1. E. Norwood. The vice president reminded lemon crunch and coffee to those members of a leader's training present. The frorrn crunch waa meeting and county eounrll meet­ part of the food used in the dem­ ing. Mra. Harold Fauver was ap­ onstration. Mra, Mabel Atoll, Mrs. Pat pointed chairman of tha Fair com­ Mra. Lavlnla Vanes'* group waa mittee and Mrs. Mauds Grey and Humphries and Mrs. H. S. Brown hosteaa for tha meeting of the Mra. Hasel Bailey were named were welromed as visitors. Fidelia Clasi of tha Firat Baptiat eo-ehalrmea. Others attending were Mra. Ly­ Church at the home of Mra. L. F. New year books were dlslrlhulrd dia Schulte, Mra. Carl Bradbury, Garner on West Ulh II. - , to each member. It was announc­ Mra. Haiel Bailey, Mr*. Maude Mrs. 0 . P. Wade gave the devo­ Grey, Mra. R. L. Bradbury, Mra. tion and the business session waa W. P. Simpson. Mrs. David Fau­ presided over by tha president, ver, Mrs. A. Miller, Mra. W. O. Mra. V. C, Messenger. Reports of Nolan and tha hostesses. group leaders were given. In the report of project a. It waa stated Club Studies Food S. S. Class Meets A t Garner Hom e Osteen Mrs. F. E. Galchel, Mrs. Messen gor. Mrs. Whilakr:, Mra. Christine Woodruff, Mra. S. P. Griffin, Mrs. Wade. Mra. Mlnevah William­ son, Mr*. Vance, Mr«. W. T. Cava­ naugh, Mra. A. L. Gunter, Mrs, Garner and M ill Lurene Franklin. HARRY WISE FINDS A CAT IN HIS HAT. Anniversary Dinner The Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet R esene Association ' will relebrate their second anniversary with a dinner at the U. S. 0 building, Friday at 7:30 p. m. Alt members and their guests ■ire urged to attend. Reservation* should be made In advancr by calling Mrs. John Roinagnana at FA 2-03H. Hostesses for the evening will tie Mrs. Robert Drayton, Mr*. John Beddsrd and Mrs. Rumsgnani, The unit has recently purchas­ ed a new 50 star American flag, which will be dedicated in an Impressive ceremony, fallowing the dinner. Entertainment wlU bn provided by .Harrjr W. Wise, t magician. Mr*. J, S. Peterson and Mr*. John Tntum pretented a book re* view at the monthly meeting at the Women'* MI**lonary group o f the Oalean Baptiet Chart h. The meeting wa* held hi the educational building o f Uio church. The book entitled “ By Alt Mean*” wa* given under the direction at the foreign million program. Mr*. Tatum, who formerly lived In China, brought many IntereeU Ing article* ahe acquired whiln there. They wero diiplayed and *m> plained to the group. a to jo e d TUESDAY Pilot Club Meets at l:M p. m. at the Civic Center far d i m * followed by program. " Tha Royal Arab Widow* w tf meet at l;M p. aa. hi tha Maaenfn dining room for n eoverod tUk supper, followed by Royal Areh Mason* regular mooting nt T:M p. m. in tha lodge kail. Mra. Haaky Wight, president, write n l wtdoori and their huibanda to be arossaS Personals Plea Made For Scout Leaders By FRANCES WESTER Mr*. R. E. True has returned from Jacksonville after spending • few days with her daughter and < son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Basham, who have recently mov^ ed from West Palm Beach. Mr, ^ Basham Is special representative of the Atlas Division of Standsrd Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Gosser and aon Otis of Green Cove Springs visited her parents, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Sjoblom, here Sunday. To­ gether they visited anolher daugh. ler and family, Mr. and Mra. E. R. Parish, at Orta Vista. J. D. Cochran la in the Seraistole Memorial Hospital. Ills daughlter, . r Mrs. t i n M. M W. IV Roberts, lln lu rl, and ■nrl hia hi. aon, Glenn Cocbran, from Hamp­ ton, Va, are visiting at tho homo of Sam Cocbran. Mra. Kenoelh Brower baa bean visiting Mra. P. D. Anderson wblto her father, P. D. Anderson, wai nt Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando. Mr. Anderaun in back home now and gelttng along fla*. Hia aon, Doo, Is expected lo arrive here this week. Mrs, An­ derson has been missed nt thn Lake Mary Post Office, when aha la postmaaeer, during her huahanda illness. M e will be bock on the Job thin week. Enjoy Book R eview Deemed Successful SWEET ‘N’ NUTTY On ih* average, each American consumed III pounds of sugar and syrups last year, reports tha De­ partment of Agriculture. We alto ate ona and a half pound* of null, Marly ftva pounds of pea­ nut*. By MRS. t'LAKENCK HNVDF.R Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Melrose and two children of Ashvllle, N. C, ara visiting hi* parents, Mr, ami Mrs. John Matron on Lake Huller. “ 'Tom m y Loiuunravfc « f Mr.-and Mrs, Tom Lemon, was painfullyinjured when thrown from hi* motor atoolsr last week. He rereived a broken arm and lartrationt o f tha face. Dr. and Mrs. G. Jordon o f Lake City wero recent visitor* of Mr. ond Mrs. Nolan Osteert. Mrs. Ella Kaundera has return­ ed to her home in Hoeton, (is., after a two week visit with her ■liter and hrolher-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Pell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell at­ tended tha funeral » f their nephew, Charles Lucae, in Yulee last week. CAR COATS (p sA d J o n o h Friends of J. GIRLS' CAR COATS Some Toppers A ll M ia n the milk lor your crowing youngslers, you cannot buy better muk than Borden’s! To keep healthy. . . happy . . . active . . . every boy ,5 ; and girt need* milk that provide* the maximum In purity, whole* somenes* and nutrition. And that is exactly thn hind el milk you get when you buy Borden’s! The Borden system of rigid quality-control Marti A carefully selected local daitv farms and never Mona until the Borden milkman deliver! the fresh, cold mBk No wonder, across tho coui m e * mothers Borden’s milk for their childrw_________ # other ___________ a any br Keep your youngsters healthy, happy, active. |swa them Bordens Homogenized Vitamin D , ar or C a l Borden milk— tha mitt that’s fortiled with ftrtna W ankabln I th ru 14 Nr HuYoungs!** To prepare for Gigantic January Clearance Flanaa) or Corduroy 'Featuring Fashions 4 Footwear For Tha Family' Duke & Duchess Shoppe �■' ': 9W ® 'V,:: ___ __________ -------- ations . EdKoteiba's ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON r-— >^V *> •» ym r PUFF" SOV/fT* W# would like to odd our congratulations to those of tfcf Jgyceca In pr&iaa o f th« individuals named as outstanding young citliens o f Seminole County for 1959. Ralph B. Wight II was tapped for the highest honor the Jayaoea can giva, the Distinguished Service Award. His en­ deavors were varied and many and his outstanding work was dona In behalf o f tha blood bank here, which must be clatsiflad as n vital instrument for community good. M i SUPREMACY BOAST - ‘ Chosen outstanding young toachtr o f the yesr wss Mrs. Roberta Richards, o f the Sanford Grammar School faculty. Bar qualifications for ths honpr, in tha eyes of school offi•inis and the judges, included teaching ability and a busy •shodule o f activities allied with her profession. i s s i s r*V Oviedo ecu be Justly proud o f Robert E. Lee, judged the outstanding young farmer o f the yesr. Let wss highly, prais­ ed for his contributions to improvements in the csttie in­ dustry as his primary achievement, but also wss cited for felt community service. A new selection made for the first time this year was that o f an outstanding young tailor from the Naval Air Sta­ tion. Veriln Arnett o f VAH-3 won this honor. He was chosen from n group o f enlisted men at the base, all having the endoreeaent o f their officer* and the Navy as outstanding men. . Don Hartley, chairman o f Jaycaa Week, stressed ths point that more nominations wera mads this yesr for ths awards than tver before and said that each individual win­ ner was selected from a group which the judges considered fer above the average in accomplishment by young people. We hope the Jsycee idea o f acknowledging the talents of young paopla will spread. Encouragement is all they need to GAINESVILLE (UPI) - The University at Florida faculty propaced major curriculum changes ISM weak to turn out bettor propared graduates. The biggest ebsage would rag . jjn b f pharmacy students to study b‘ ! ttv# years Instead of four ta earn • their degrees. Others would afa?- tori t li collages of law and aru r gad telenets. AH the changes are subject to P v S B E l* t r th« Stole Board of *- Tho proposals were mid* by ; the University Senate, the govern* A' M « body aTth* faculty, which . to composed of staff members of ; •Eton rank of full professor or > * m w pharmacy program tails fer two year* of pro-phar­ macy and three years of profitcourse la iba college. It increase the number of By DICS WEST WASHINGTON (UPD-Th* way I see it, the folks la St, Joseph, Mo., ought to get up a post* and ths folks In Saerameato, Calif., cndlto tor a degree from 1M to ought to gal up a posse. Then they ought to shoot It out at high ML Tho curriculum to in keeping with m w staadsrds of accredits* That would settle the matter ac­ tiM aat up by the American cording to tho rode of the Wait Council on Pharmaceutical Edu­ and lend an air at authenticity cation. Studsato entering college after April 1, 1M0, will come to tha 100th anniversary af the Pony Express. under the ntwp rogram. Tho college at arts and acitnets The Idea of o two-city, six-gun his added bachelor degree* la duel came to me as I waa cheek­ biology sad geology. ing Into a dispute that has devel­ oped over plana tor celebrating tha Pony Express ctatoantol this E«rly Takeoffs year. FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) At I get 11, Uie folks In St. Joe —As afternoon strlp-lesso pro* are sore because the Post Office gram to luring white collar office Department picked Sacramento as workers to • Frankfurt bar. Harry the place to Issue a special stomp Groomer, the ewMr, reported be commemorating the first Pony is attracting ■ steady flaw of Express ride. customers with hla show, which epeae Into ia Uu afternoou while other her proprietor* are still aweepiag out from the sight be* faro. Beth's case ia doobty bugle. Alas, IheMaada of children ash far my advice each year Is help­ ing-tor at straighten ia i teeing paresis: H this Mwspaper did DAILY C R O S S W O R D • ACROSS dLTIuoto ■ ■'f liinj: i ((-1 -.wriwf-i U Arthur* fV W --IH f# ! MliISfN'l i li’j: ’ ! itr -.i: r.-ufj i r i i ' r ’n ^ u n S p n •f I •• ' ’ij n ILCawbey* J.U. *. H . Bauds 4&2dMS*| IJMMli nMiXTin area. BY — GEORGE W. CRANE. Ph. D., M. D. CASE D — 41*: Beth D., aged 13, la a lovely high school junler. "Dr. Crane,” aba began anxious­ ly, "1 have a very serious problem and don't know what to do about it. "U to Daddy. H* drink* a groat deal, so lit keepa Mather and us children fearful aad worried, fer be may coma heme et I A. M., and start a fight. "When he to saber, be is won­ derful. But wjies he to ialexlcottd, be le like a wild man. "1 have begged him to leave liquor alona, and so has my tooth­ er. But about once per week he stops at a tavern and then fa* Mver reaches hogae until far to ths night "I am so worried aad mlwrabl* that 1 can't tvan ceosenlrat* on » y lessons, so toy school marks are falling. "And l r»n't flood K to see my mother boston end with block eyes. Bo what CAN I da, please, Dr. Cram?" isn't it tad whaa apleadid beys SEG*«r% jM U ECapitol at U M S .) tS X ? SL Jo* claims the department picked 'the wrong city. Further* more, they claim the department picked the wrong date. * I must have seen 100 cowboy movies and TV shows with Pony Express riders leaping on and off bones and galloping, galloping over the plains, mail bags swing­ ing from the saddle. But 1 didn't know unlit 1 looked It up that the first ride originated at St. Joe on April 3, 1M0, and that the last delivery arrived at Sicramento on Nov. 30. 1MI. History would seem to support St. Joe's contention tbit that the stomp should be issued there next April 3. But postal officials con­ tend there are valid reasons for putting It out in Sacramento on July M. It seems that sponiors of soma af the centso nisi celebrations fear they wouldn't draw much of a crowd ia April. They would rath­ er wait until July when the sum- and girls must carry the added burden cl worrying over their err­ ing parents? TOen-sgers hsvs enough prob­ lems of their own regarding bow to carry on Jnterstltog converts* Uon and win friends without being compelled to shoulder adult prob­ lems.' Hundreds ef young people, In­ cluding children in' grad* schools, write ma for advlco on how to help their Barents. As n doctor, I try to givp them ipeelfie counsel, even though It Is sometimes fitted more to the per eat than to the child. Beth's dlleame con be largely eliminated by the active aid of bar mother, for drunken husbands past too ago of $• or* usually men who art afraid they are becoming pla­ tonic metes. Many women, toe. go on a fre­ quent binge whan they pu s that s* «e dreaded tote birthday, fear­ ing that they are no longer going to bo physteolly attractive. In their resulting terror, and frus­ tration they try to flea from tha problem vie temporary oblivion due to alcohol. There to actually no date 11m for physical attractlveMss ef eith­ er wives er husband. Tha ataepauM does NOT alter a wife's seductive appeal unlan she abtorba the age-rid and very erronemiv notion 'toil s woman SECURITY Romanct Rrrnlk mcr tourist aeasoa to la full swing. Besides that, a feature of tho centeanlal will be a roeaaclmaat of the Pony Express ride. Tha planners figure tha weather In those parts Is a little too chilly In April for modem horsemen. By way of appeasamant, tho dapartmant has decided to issue g commemorative stamped envel­ ope at SI. Joe. But tbs St. Joe folks consider this a poor substi­ tute for special stamp. Bep. W. R. Hull Jr. (D-M*.), who to carrying the ball far them hare, intends to lay the Matter before Congress. 1 hesitate to taka sidas, which Is why 1 would like to see tho dispute sc tiled in tho traditional way — on a dusty street with drawn revolver!. And if Postmaster General Ar­ thur E. Summorttold happened to catch a away bullet, they can write on bis tombssee that ha died with hla boots on. lows her allure thereafter. It to this false sodas that upsets women, but set the stoppage sf their uieriM fuaettonl And it la tear itself that hamstrings tha usual Male whau hs gels jUtory attar the ago af 41. Men, however, a n far tots like­ ly to costess their secret paste. They try to cover up tha dreaded belief t ie r are ettbeBy 'u e the shelf.” And they lubeoftadDiiily llsyfs a wife will set even suggest their impotence If they stagger horns drunk at I A. M. Thus, they often us* liquor St a red herring to divert their wife's suspicion, white it also anaathetlxes their brain and frets them temporarily from their worry. So 1 gave Beth a tow booklet* on marriage problems, toeludiag the key booklet “ Hew to Prevent Impotence," and told her to head It to her mother. Sand tor this vital booklet, en­ closing a stamped return envelope, phis as cento (SM-proftt). It netased Both a daddy le e happy hems life, but would beta prevented tha trouble is tha flrot place. (Always write Is Dr. Crass Is ca n of this newspaper, eootoa* By RIMSKLL EAT termed the "passport to Inner Thaaks to her faverad Jocattoa, space" He has opened the mar­ Ideal cUmate and other advant- vels of the underwater world aga* Florida haa tainad interna- to millions of sportsmen, navy tioaal promlatncc la tho explora­ people and scientists. tion at outer spirt. As progress Sinee 1130 he has been conduct­ ie this field advances we Mem ing far-reaching oceanographic ex­ detuned to play aa eves more peditions in bis unique reMarch Important part vessel the “ Calypso". During the New industries eleaaly Identified quarter million miles of his cruis­ with space exploration efforts, ing in the Atlantic,. Mediterran­ especially la the field of elect- ean. Red Sea and Indian Ocsan roiUcs bavc been ertablUkcd In over 300,000 flash photographs of Florida giving gainful employ* the ocean depths have been token mast to thousands. Others af a by the "Calypso" scientists. Dur­ like character will follow. ing tha winter Captain Cousteau Aaotber field of axploraUoa la wul operate his ship In Caribbean earning to tho forefront that bolds waters and It Is expected that at premia* far Florida and that some Interesting and valuable the exploration of the under data will result. water world. Interest In under­ In World War II. CapL Cous­ water re Mirth la commaadlag tha teau participated jvilh the Anglo* atttnUoa of many nsttoat for tho French under water efforts a* occaa depths hold untold wealth la gainst harbor installations and the farm af food and mlnarali with the French Naval force seek* that auat be tapped If we are lng the German Battleship Graf to prorido for tho world's rapidly Spec. His keen Interest In diving led him to develop the aqua-lung iBmasttg population.. The mas who opened ths under* with Abe brilliant engineer Gagwater world.to explorers, CapL nan. Ha kept bis Information sec­ Jacques Yvas-Cooataau, la coming ret and finally when tha oppor­ le Miami Is February to partici­ tunity presented Useif offered pate la a uileus maria* seminar. tha lung to tho'Allies. 1C navias H* will giva a lecture and show af the world now us# the lung In hla fa mad motion picture, “ The their operations and countless Silent Wield," at tha Dade Coun­ thousands of sklndrivers use U ty Auditorium Fab. IS. The fallowing day he will join ■ paaol of tho world's top msrise specialists la s dlinniiisn af tha smarts af under water asptoratton and research at the HOUSTON, Tax. (UPI) — Troy Marios leomarhisL Beeson, to, Hied suit for $77,000 Dr, Engoate dark, author of from hie former employer because "Lady W ilk e Spear" and dir­ a "rope" bo picked up turned out ector af the Caps Hass Marina to be a five rattlesnake. Laboratory and ether outstanding Bat son said ho was working on authorities will participate la the s barge SepL JS. when ha waa program ipiiaatol by the Zoolo­ hlttan by Iho four-foot-long rat* gical Society af Florida. Uer, whleh fellow crewman than This win ha the Brat visit to killed. Florida of Copt. Cousteau, the all Ha aald that when he got out hst legendary fn sch Jiving ex­ af (jss hospital, he triad to return port who laneshad the present to w«rk ai a rook tor the J.s. age af under water exploration as Oiisel Co., but was fired oa ac­ ce-iovanUr with Rnula Gagnan count of UImss caused by anti* ef tha aqua-lung which has been aaakabito serum. r for ipear fishing and underwater exploration. Q endous progress and in the years ahead it should prove as revolu­ tionary as the exploration of outer space opening many new avenues for marine equipment as well as recovery plants lor removing min* erals from sea water and gather* lng a variety ol* foods. The public Is invited to attend the Marine Seminar in Miami and hear Capt. Cousteau'* lecturq and interesting film on under-sea1 exploration. It will profit Florw Idlans to keep abreast of tha progress being made in oceano­ graphy which promises so much for Florida's future development. R E V IV A L Bitten By ‘Rope’ Sues For $77,000 EVANGELIST RBV. ARNOLD GODWIN Now In Progress Nightly 7:30 P. M. Church Of God U ad * R ev, Joel French Brewm FO R D S EC O N O M Y 4 ■aa.Su TWINS * fc ^ R U N O N P E A N U T S ,. ^ TO O ! 8SOCIATES, INC. f f -fife STANTON, Me. (U ? » Missouri buslsessaan wifi spend 113,100 in 1MB le help promote his Meramee Cavern hart, aad the money will go for national promotion ef all IS of Missouri's oomaerctel cave*. "1 kS ffto to b# in love with MlnOurt'a etveo," DUl explained. Page 4 —T u m . Jan. 29, 1960 It waa Uat November—after S t Cu p i a w halpad pat through e tahar aafam bill almod at kicklag evaeka aat af Baton*—that l e a n Riddle H aifa,. Teamster preeideat, aaragly pat hie weapon aa a tonacklag pad. Hi* waepoai aw <y. Baldly, ha aaaauacad ha waa going to defeat Cemgresman braaaa aaaugh to vote to clean ap labor. Ha aald he'd gat tha meaty by aum ing each af hla million and a half Teamsters M caat a Month. Far tha M an hla purge Uat, ha raid, ha waa willing to spend a quarter-million dolhrv. Why M ? Thoea lawaukera won tho last Mtkay,ro t h r o w i n g m ry th in t against ma from Bend to Foots," ha said. And then ha explained that the two candidates picked by the Democrat! ora John H c A and Everett Foote. On his desk in tha old Houio Office Building, Ayros had « ■tack o f letters with dollar bills and perrons) checks attached. "Then*,” Iw said, "cam s in af. ter the first story about eur com. mttteo got on th* press w lm ." There waa no mention at that Um« about Making fund*. A man from New York sent a check fo r 92S with a note: “ M them anything else 1 can do to beat H offa ?" This is shaping up a i on* of tho most unusual political duds of modern times. On ono side you have M Congressmen o f both pat. ties and diverse political philo. sophlea setting out to n -«lect each other. They’re on the launching pad now, and their baale fuel ia their voting record againat crooked \m bor. It’ll be a tough fight to head o ff Jimmy Hoffa and fate u iu ilra — loaded with somebody elae’s GO* cent plecaa. RusseN Kay's TOO LATE TO C L A S S I F Y . Arnett, to whom a long list o f community projects out­ side hie Navy duties was attributed, told the Jayceas : -In some communities, sailors are rejected, In some tolerated and Jr m c m accepted. Seminole County people have accepted us ! and wo a n giad to be part o f the community." ; i . > Lr . lU s dab h w t r f i t m p bad. follows, k M n aa -Tha C— lttaa I* R edact Botta-Thraateud Cow. gTiMMM." Thera are M of alactiaw by a el#** margin aod M fight hard to hold or in. MUM their votes. Tlwu “ marginale," H off* bcliem , *r* hto oafaat Ur**to. Only om of the rouragroua BO" *ot throach tho 1W •toctien with • healthy Majority. Tho dob made bin co-chotrain. That1* Hop. BUI A ym iL . Ohio) from tho haavy labor district of Akron. A detailed battle plan of nvtoc* waa apollod oat to the Teamster magnitea loot N on abu , Hoffa tot May S as tha Ur**t date for his first attack oa Ayr**. That's tho primary election. “ I am." Mid tho aun from Akron, "a hand-picked •hinio* «• OMpl# of how iasffccUro labor’s csMpaicn has boon.’’ Tho ToamsUr macssioo eoncodoo that Ayna is tho union's top target, pointing out plaintively that despite bis strong anti-labor stand he keeps increasing hit win* nlng margin in a heavy labor ana. Ia IMS, tbs Congressman won by • margin o f 10.1 percent. The co-chairman of the Cora* mttUe to Re-elect Hoffe-Threatened Congnssmen was utking to an about the coming election. C/S STOCKS - BONDS . MUTUAL - FUNDS I 9 » » l « W S s s otter **. »W b not all. m gallon as regular gat. anranco, save m tin*, Bpeclnlly Priced Luncheon hst carries its big ptoplt .________ . l« asasaasy eiaa wy eur feStuna like rw met era rat*, too tun viion, «* a att wav, end cetorAcyed steering wheel. There’s real touit-for-peopte comfort Up ta four inches more shoulder r a n , plenty more leg room, hat room. Rlghe now, we Fned D u kn are brtdiirg vUllag baun for eur Eceoamy Twins. Gama to and ma hew much our IcanomrTwlM cm save you! RttRRlBRpMfkSMif MqMvfatjMVB*1 iRi^f prlflM M A U R t DtVtTI YOU TO TW1M-TCST OUR tOONOMV TWItit Ir .ix M rS. Mayffrir Inn -Meto. Yemr f t o r i f . 8m "FOtft BTASTtltt* ia UvIrr odor Tussdnys on NBG-TV . . •.. ip — r/ :i — li ^j h . ^3 \ \ \ , . * . •: > v V \ -■ • % 0 9 �BE ’ T u m . J a n . 2 6 , ID GO— P a g e R H* M ir t Bulletin V tn ft C o v w q io n 0 ? Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON In all of the excitement of varalty basketball victories I have been guilty of overlooking one of the most important parts of the program. This year’s squad of junior varsity youngsters have been rolling right along > < with a respectable> 6-5 record and they have come a long way, Coach Glenn Allen, who is In his first season at Seminole High has done an outstanding job with these youngsters and a steady improvement has been noted. Last Friday against Lakeview they lost a thriller by a single point, 58-57 but they came back Saturday against Wild* wood with an impressive 55*23 win. There are several youngsters that have shown real talent and in the near future we will be hearing a lot from them. Bubba Davis has been the big gun in the scoring department and bus hit in doublo figures in just about every outing. In the gumo against Wildwood the other night, another youngster also hit well. Mike Woodruff dropped in 20 points to pace the JV’s to the win. Probably the most improved youngster on the squad this season has been Ken Gustavson. Since the opening of the scason the tall sophomore hns found himself C' and, while he has not had a big part in the scoring, his rebounding job has played a big part. If ha continues to progress we can look forward to having a good big man in the lineup. John Boniface, Butch Riser,.and Mutt Johnson are showing great progress and by the end of the season they could all possibly get a shot at the varsity next year. While most of the Interest is centered upon the high flying varsity we must . give these youngsters our support for they are the varsity players o f the future. BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red Set announced today that ■ter oatfleMer Jackie JCnsen had quit baseball. The R M Sox sold Jensen quit because of the family reasons be had mentioned several times during last sesseu end during tbe off sc a sen. A i i g f SV^fcLAqSXi 1 f 1i ^ i*' ' ■ ' California Closes Gap On Cincinnati - ) ’A- A 1 i J • Assign Top Weight MIAMI (UPI) — Tudor Era and Amerigo have been a aligned equal high weight of 126 pound* for Saturday’! (25,000 added Bou­ gainvillea Turf Handicap at Hia­ leah. The mile and three sixteenths event ia a prep for the (T3.000 Hialeah Turf Handicap Feb. U. Form Floor Team NEW YOBK (UPI) Seven membera of Syracuie Ualveraity’a national college football Champlona of 1S59- will maka a brief basketball tour tbli year billed aa the "alicable aeven basketball team ." Frank Scott of New York, who Is handling the hookings, aaid ttie team wiU Include AllAmerica guard Roger Davit and halfback Ger Schwedei. i \ iiii » T • Slow-Moving Triandos Plans To Take'Running Lessons' Mather ot Sanford stepped.MR their pace leal Wednesday alght la action In the Sanford City Bowling League to gain a game oa second place Burnett Painters. Tbe Furelturemcn took a two-toone victory from Harry's Liquor* while the Palntirt were taking tha tame beating from the New York Life Inaurance five. John Uhr rolled a new acaaoa’g high three game aeries for tha league aa he had a scratch aerie* of 587 with a 207 single to start it o ff for the Mather team. Frink Huhn had the high total for tha Liquormen with a 4M. In tha match between New Yerk Life loauranca and Burnett Painters, the twa team* seemed determined to give the gamte away, with Burnett P itm en doing the better Job by losing two, while New York Life could only lose one. Celery City Printing, led by Hal GUstrap'a 4M, took two gemea from Gena'a Sem­ inole Clcanera and Laundry, with Buck Forguson'a 583 total unable l* prevent the win*. "Split ahrinken" for the evening were happiest with the M-10, aa both Buddy Proctor and Freak Huhn found the range. John Uhr got the flve-and-dlme. white Tam Best picked up the 54-10, 16 Take Prizes In Mayfair Play Owners 'Split' Naming NFL Boss PGA Senior Golf Tournament Opens WASHINGTON (UPI) — Harry Lynn, new owner ot Ullne Arens, hopes to revive profeitions! b u * ketbtll In the nation's capital nest year. Lynn, who revealed ha has received hundreds ot letter! about the proipecti of Washington re* joining the National Baikctball Aaan., declared, "the aupport and the money is here." 3 1 D NEW YORK tUPI) — Tha Cin­ cinnati Bearcats topped United Press Imernatlonal’a major col­ What’s the status of the San Fran­ lege basketball ratings today for cisco Giants holdings here in Sanford? Since the announcement by Horace the eighth straight weak but wrre Stoneham, president of the Giants, last only three points ahead of CkUweek that this is the final season the fsrnla'a Golden Bears. The 25 laadlng coaches who rate farm teams will train here, this is the the teami for UPI gave Cincin­ question that everybody is asking. nati IT first-place votes and the It seems very Impractical that they same number of points aa last would just move off and let the fine facili­ week, 32*. California received 14 ties collect spiderwebs but if they don’t first-place votes and 323 points in get n buyer for the property this looks like tbe cloaest balloting of the aea­ THERE WERE 28 SHAD In this catch by four fugitives from tho cold up aon, Tho ballots war* baaed on just what they intend to do. Around Baltimore, Md., and 16 of them wero full of roe. Bringing in the games played through last Satur­ Last summer several 6f the eastern beat catch of the day Sunday at Crowe’s Camp on the St. Johns River night. teams had expressed a desire to own the day were E. A. Wheeler, Clarence Whitaker, Harry O’Berry and William H. Most teams were idle qr played beautiful training eight but unless the light schedules last week because Bennett. (Herald Photo) Giants are holding the announcement e f mid-year exama and there there still is no one to take over. were few changes la tbe top 10. Wait Virginia. Bradley, Ohio State and Georgia Tech remained 3-4-54 in the ratings. VUlanova advanced from ninth to aaventh. Utah waa eighth. Texas A It 31 ninth and Utah State 101b. TYPEWRITERS North Carolina again waa 11th. The Old Reliable Line Of It was fallowed in order by South­ Sixteen men won prlsea ia the Smith • Corona ern California, St. Louis, Kentuc­ Portable Typewriter* United Press International Mayfair Men's Golf Association them. The other two ir e Gene ky, Iowa Stale, Kanaas State, Slow-moving Gus Triandos, still Woodllng and Jackie Brandt, ob­ January tournament Sunday. For combined racing ability, to- other Graga-B events in addition Iowa, Dayton, Waks Forest, St. Electrle aad M aaill nlghl'a 10-race program at San- to the Gradt-A ninth rata featured Joseph's (P a.) and Indiana. St. unsigned by the Baltimore Ori­ tained last month In a deal with On the first place teem were Joslph’ l and Indiana tied for oles. has signed up for six les­ the Ulanti. ford-Orlando Kennel Club atacka attraction. Harold Mclnnea, Don Dondanvillc, sons instead—and not with Mad­ In the feature, O, B.’a Mortgage Duke Snider waa offered a up at one o f the top nlghla of the fa considered the best by morn­ 201b. ame La Zonga. alight cut by the world champion Ed Davli and Mr. Stall. year at the local apeed circle. "These arc running lessons," Dodgers and took it, signing a The aecond place team was ing linn odda of S-to-2. but the csplalned the big Baltimore catch­ 1000 contract that makes him all made up or Bill Foulk, E. J. Still, Action will itart I t 1:10 with n field is osa of the club’s moat er, who never won any medals aet for him 14th aeaaon wtth the fait Grade-B eneountar and the evenly-matched aetata o f the early Dick Shilling and Dr. Maxwell Lip. for tho 100-yard daili. club. uuuiual lineup wilt Include two aeaaon. The big 71-pomtd white and ten. "I'm supposed to take six of brindla gent baa established an The 33-year-old outfielder will these lessons before I go to spring received about 127,000 this year Clarence Phillips, Keith Burr, ability to gain la the final yards. Electric Portable training," he added. "One of Ihe compared 'T rip Latch, running from the with approximately Ed Hunt end Dr. Harry Woodruff directors ot our club got the idea (10,000 ho got last Mason. seventh starting po>»itiea, la rated Regular Price 61H J0 were on the third plica team. MIAMI BEACH (U PI) -G e o rg e second-best with (-to-l early Halas, peace-loving "pepa bear" It might make me faster. I sup­ Inflcldcr Eddie Kesko, outfield­ Our 8pacial Price 914940 Individual prise wlnaera in class pose I'll probably get thrown out er Lee Walls and rookie shortstop figuring. of the National Football League, Beautiful New Galaxle O. B.'a Smokelle la another hot made It plain today he haa no by one step now Instead of three." Chico Cardenas came to terms A were Dr. Harold Ring and Trlandoi Is one of three Oriole with the Cincinnati Reds, Increas­ Gene Waltiel who tied, Saul contender for laurels in the head­ Intention of aiding with cither fac­ Regular Price 914149 players who have sent back their ing Ihe du b's total to 1*, liner. Abramson In Class B and Ralph tion in tho atormy election of g Our Special Price 911940 United Press International first contacts without signing Other atalwarts In the ninth are Pilcher Bob Grim and outfield­ Wight In Class C. Prllcs were gift Don’t call that Georgia Tech Barbara Marie, Ed’s Bluelace, commissioner It it meana Jeo­ Silent Super er Bill Tuttle algned their con­ pardising hia pet expansion pro­ certificates from the Mayfair pro basketball team n Rambling Straight Racord, Small Money and gram. tract! with the Kanaaa City Ath­ shop, Regular Price 911940 Wreck. Roaanna Mink. letics, who now have lallsflcd Tha ewntri met for the seventh Our Special Price 911140 The ilith-rankcd Engineers, The 10th race will be Grade-B nine of their players. Tbe Detroit perennial alao-rana in tho South­ and It will span the gruelling day In an effort to elect a suc­ Tlgeri algned their fifth and sixth Clipper, Gray only eastern Conference, followed up three-elghtha-mue distance with cessor to tho latt Bert Belt. Bal­ player*, lnfielder Casey Wise and Regular Price 00040 an early season upaot over once- I'm Nan, in the one-box, getting let uumber 23 waa due sometime pitcher Jerry Davie. mighty Kentucky by whipping tbs t»p morning line figures . ( 5-to-i. today and the only thing reason­ Our Special Price $8940 Four players okayed terms with ably certain in this treadmill elec­ Wildcat! again Monday night, Tomorrow'! matinee racing will tion waa that Halas would abstain Skyriter, small ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — The the Phillies, bringing the club to­ *5-44, at Atlanta. ■tart St I 9. m . professional golf atari of years tal to to. Tha four wart pitcher Ingemar Johansson, recipient ot Regular Price 17440 again. It waa only the aecond time la The "solid seven" owners who gone by — about 300 of them— Dick Farrell, outfieldar Ken Wal­ the (10,000 lllckok Professional the hlatory of the SEC that s Our Special Price 10940 have steadily supported San Fran­ opened Ihe 2lit annual PGA Sen­ ters, catcher Jim Coke and first Athlate of the Year award, warn­ team downed Kentucky twice In baseman Fred Hopke, ed Floyd Patltraon today (o Also the Light Weight iors tournament today. cisco allorney Marshall Leahy for one baakelball campaign. Tech The Chicago Cuba announced "break away from the old peo­ The winners will share 113,000 Eleetra, 19” Iht post asked Halas to sit down alio turned the trick in 1055 but. with them Monday arternoon qnd In prise money, the champion they now have only one unsigned ple" if be went! a return shot at Electric 917040 wound up that aeaaon with a los­ explain "In more detail" why he taking away 11,500 and an ex­ player with Ihe acceptance of the heavyweight crown. ing 12-11 record. (ell prices plus te ice ) Johaniaon, who received the has abstained In 1* of the last pense-paid trip to England to terma by pitcher Art CeccareUI The Engineers’ latest victory and catcher Cal Neeman. Rookie diamond-studded, gold-buckle belt meet the British seniors champion. 22 ballots cast. Came la aad tee this was their 13th In IT games this Thirteen former U, S. aeniora intieldcr Harry Bright is the only at a dinner Monday night, stres­ "1 told them tbe matter of ex­ list. Thera are se e season and put them squarely on PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Herb Cub player who hasn't signed hie sed that If Patterson insisted up­ tho path to their first SEC tills Score, the Cleveland southpaw pansion was mart Important than thsmps were on hind for first Terms and Tradc la* on having the Trleprompter Uorp. conlrad. in 22 years with a S-0 mark. Ken­ who overcame a serious Injury any individual who might become round play — Including two who Joe Amalfllano, the San Fran­ and Floyd Patterson Enterprises tucky now baa a 4 2 conference and then braved a menial haiard commissioner for one, three or have won the tournament three cisco Gtant’a bonus boy, return­ control tbe TV, radio and movlts record and an overall mark of on every pilch, waa named the live years," tbe 64-ycar-old round­ times and two others who have ed his signed contract today as did for tha return match, he might Office Machine Co. 10-5. Most Courageous Athlete of the ing father ef the NFL explained. won it twice. "1 told them (the seven owners) Also among the former win­ pitchers Bud Bycrly and Charles defend against light heavyweight An Indiana Hoosler and a Ken­ Year by the Philadelphia Sports (14 Magaella A n , FA »444l Davis, A total of 13 Giants now champion Archie Moore Instead I wished they would reveal their ners waa defending champion Wil­ tucky “ turncoat" helped Tech Writers Assn. Uaaferd, Florida of Palterion. have come to terms. down the Wildcats this time be­ Score, itruck In tbe face by a position on eapanslon and at all lie Goggin. At Watroua of Birmingham, fore 7,3(5 partisans fans. Roger line drive in 1*57, was presented costa back up the commitment Kaiser, who halls from Dale, lnd., with a silver cheat beror* 1,000 that has been given, by 11 own­ Mich., and Eddie Williams of poured in 24 points while. Dave charting diners at the associa­ er* for Dallaa and by 10 for Min- Louisville, Ky., have won the Denton, an import from Bowling tion's annual dinner Monday neapolii-Sl. Paul," Halas contin­ event three times. The Iwo-tlme winners were Jock Hutchinson of ued. Green, K y „ chipped In with 10. nlsht. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and Gene Sid Cohen rcored 14 points and Football atari won tbe asaoclaSariten o f Germantown, N. Y. Don Mills added 13 for tho Wild­ lion’ s other top awards. Johnny cats, who aortly m ined the serv­ Unitas o f the Baltimore Colts was DENVER (U PI) Fullbacks ices of their Injured ace, Billy named the Natieu’a Outstanding Dave Roll* and Ken Owen, both Uckert. Athlete and Reger Davis, tbe All- of wham played in (he Canadian COLLEGE STATION, Tea. (UPI) Minnesota act a Big Ten Con­ America guard from Syracuse, Football League lait year, have —Travis (Shorty) llughca, a high ference record In turning back was named the Outstanding Col­ signed with the Denver Broncos school coach whose teams won Iowa, ST-T2, and Virginia Tech lege Linemen o f tbe Year. of the new American Football Texas slate titlei In 1*54 and overcame a 34-polnl performance League, the club announced Mon­ 1953. haa been named an Militant by Furman’ a Tom Conrad to de­ football coach at Tessa ARM. day. feat the Paladlas, 107-77, io ether major games on Monday night's NEW YORK (U PI) Nick­ slim ichedult. name happy apertawritera already straight at tha la track dewa the but have pinned n nom do plums on tower e f tha ckteaat peeaibla picture on every a Turkish quarter-teller who will yea want channel. ■" ■ I1" NEW YORK (U PI) Tom run In Saturday's Millreie Gamas at Madison Square Garden. Ilia M iM iiin u a n ra**M*tth acakar aaewy pillar* cal GoU of the Philadelphia Warriors M A I IIUT M R M L MIX IITI "Ibssti” aa ae Miay ahcsaclst Likaant .**.!*, yea'rt prthand Win Wllfong of the Cincin­ name la Fakir Oigduan. They call tfmdrsd, *f Mh k H i if CBK KillH him “ Guaiundbeit." aklyla alecatiea nkcr* TVal«a*U—ae Iran ae>* airatUaai are sett ta u.c aad to tV rtsr.Hta nati Royals were made available -act Jest Iks ene year aatcaaa w as set > p (a face. arses fall lit* yseri. ■a emergency eUcrnatci Wednes­ ■ e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e day for the National Baikctball ■nil ta N ISM ! Ift H ah* ysur I stinsa w srb I ar 4 '. ot* ntia "M H4 shiism, Mitta fKlvau. w* kavt Aian.'s East-West All-Star game *Rtitally aa* bria* in Ua beak *eutkl* pistol., ms aa* lets *t CM.easy Irsai tsr aa* ater, at* in Philadelphia Jan. 22. they all acy w* gst atsra sutisas aa* dirsstisa. Vital »** see* Is ike TV assrvsl tkat eatuea year • Tech Shows 'Em Who's A Wreck May Revive Sport - L. ' I f Top Dog Racing Program Slated At Track Tonight BETSY RAWLS, one of golf’s top money winners will participate in a cllnie and exhibition at the Mayfair Golf Course Wednes­ day. . Mather Steps Up Pace In Bowling League %,f ' Champion Warns Patty About Bout Score Honored By Sporlswriters HAYNES CDR ROTOR marvel scans the skies like radar to puN in better pictures on your se t! Broncos Sign Players Sign Assistant Coach Nickname Runner MTATKS AUTOMATICALLY I AIMS YOUR AMTINNA Alternates Named o• •• •• a •• ••• •• •• •• • , •• ••: 4•• ••0 •• •• •• •• •• •• •• aateaaa to Circle aa* Detect like Rcdar-tka COR ROTOR. tut as am-m-tNli Here'* all yea da to rail la,clearer, tJO v hob mA S nTnfti ie n UM N ig h tly i r , 8:10 P. M . TNs ink 3 MATINEES l9 I t O M f Wednesday, Friday 8 Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • U nttouM # • H u M S tu d , Jerry Collins, Co-Owa«r • Vital F u U ac Sorry, No Minors AMH ■oath e f Ten M U at L teM id 9 b Dh FA 9-79SC «r FA M 7M aultsaU. tacks ta yssftfco. Ilayl*. Lsa'I Hr So wky scItie far kelf-wax TV7 PaUto etl tks ekcaitl* ysar set ta seei.yed (a rscslfi-wlth e thrifty COP POTOR. it VO* M -i— * PUB9 if wnlflp WEEKLY sharrar, strsi.tr rktomi I. Tttra Acady Skftiterp JMrectUa gsUrlsr ea CDg'c 5taaMfal Util* Cealrel Celiael. 8 Peter al ike *Me qf pear r*«/-**ir**s lama Ula a uw ytef* eiret* HUyso *** Ita pMer# clearer Mi* ever tl/srs, R U/i eeur geser /rens lie f Writer sad rear aatoaaa auto* ea Highway U-M Arrow NOW/ S/orf gatting p t r lu l TV pichrti | • ■ | 1 bars a better ylstore than they d*. Tke caa lores o s art b* H it." -Hn. C.J. HiCim . AaUMr. k'aacaa -IIStiiMSH MSI* MUON VUTtlMiSM la cltsa sad dear. Ws navsr racstvad real ytssssr* eel ef TV till «e act the asw caa to roc." -Ca>Ht ease. Osaiea. m " I s iim m i. Bf ana wtuipu. I n s thaugh wy aatoaaa I* a vtiy •*** eat, I saaMa'I a*t a (cm , ak*ry last*. Mica laiiaUiax a caa aorta, a y .H unt ate' dearer, sharper. Headier, My m ( bekavea tiba a bread asw ea*, atia ibaefh tha aeerastTVftoUaa laaver41sBa* away." •JMeto A. Hms. lUal. JMak.. ID ROTOR B m ia a B m u im B m i Hoover Radio ft TV, 504 8. Sanford Are. Keck TV. 2911S. Park Avc. Winn’o TV ft Radio Service. 309 Second S t Stminelo Radio ft TV, 503 Celery Ave. W. A# Norrlf, Rt* 1. Box 499-H, Loktvtow Drive . — ... I �Pave ft—Tue«. Jan. 16, 1660 Bomb Hoaxes Cause Delay For 3 Flights * D O Y O U MIND IF 1 BRiNO IT O VER T* SH O W Y O U ? /— ...S O W OULD A N Y O TH E R KID/ /------- KNOW IF Y O U ’0 U K E IT... /------------- l Z HAkB A 6UVW 1 OF MCUL FBO* THE ROBOT uw*K me eiccraoN . _ MKWMCOfE.* J foofftHfeTKSOfi K IT E * LOCk'EM UR 'THIRD ONE IWTHE STREET. PICKHIMl 6EE V ACTION?MEKNOCKEDCur WSIE MUCH \ MUfEfc SHOTA LEDMBP, SAVED ACTIOt! \ TWDPEOPIE FBOMATIRJc, 1 TODAY? J KNOCKED CUT TUATFIREBUG —vr^ ^ V w H O M A p A ctu a— , — ■ yea r .irw u kiw M quiet ; MISS,BUTSOME AAYJ WE. SET REAL SUSV. ------- NEW YORK (U PI) — Bomb hoaxes held up more than 380 airline passenger* Monday and foretd a luxury cruiaa liner ratl­ in* with 350 pasenger* to drop anchor before aha could even clear port. Three o f the anonymous threat* were aimed at III* Boeing 707 Jet* leaving New York'* Idlewild A ir­ port. Other telephoned threat* dierupted flight! In Fargo, N. D'.j Milwaukee, WIs., and Laming, Mich. Airline* make a practice of con­ ducting thorough eearchea in reeponee to bomb threat*. "Tonight around midnight there will be at TWA Jet out of Idlewild leaving for Parle," a man'* voice aaid in the first o f the day’* throat*.' "Tbare will be a bomb on "D o you have a I p.m. flight to M iam i!" a man asked National Airlinaa a little while later. "B et­ ter check It for a bomb." "Thera ia a bomb on one of your planet going o ff any min­ ute,” a woman phona caller told the American Airlinea reiervation office hero. Tran* World Airline** only jet to Parle, flig h t goo echedulcd in leave at 6:16 p.m., wax held up 16 minute* by the search. Aboard the plane were bandleader Xavier Cugat and hie wife, linger Abbe Lane. National'* Flight 7 to ‘ Miami and American's Flight & to* Loe Angcie* both were delayed 46 mlnutci. The 30,000-ton Incres-Xatiau liner Victoria already had set tail for a . 16-day, Caribbean cruise when port official* got a. phone call warning that it carried a bomb. The Victoria dropper anc­ hor at Staten liland. A three-hour •carch failed to turn up a bomb. Count 'Em! NEW YORK (UPI) - Supermarket* now stock about 8,000 Item*. In 1644 about 3,500 Item* were offered, reporta the Grocery Manufacturer* of America. INSPECTING THE FIRE STATION, children from the Pinecreet Kiddie Komer got the low down on the big red envines from Sanford Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Taking in the sighta are, from the left, John Blake, Larry Flora and Jean Colly. Firemen showed more than 20 children around the Palmetto Ave. station. (Herald Photo) FLOYD, Va. UPI) — Racial J the white student* on how they The school board may vota mi segregation ended quietly at tw o . should act toward their new the request next Monday. more white high echoole in VirnQ N h||(h In Georgia, State Rep. M, M, ginia Monday. I school*. It is the sixth locality in Smith o f Atlanta told a House In Georgia, the Legislature was Virginia ta desegregate its public subcommittee that no legislator aeked to let the voters decide if schools. now believes Georgia laws esa the constitutional ban on Integra- j The cllixen'a committee for stand against federal court dese­ ted schools should be acrapped. |Chapel Hill school* asked the gregation ruling*. The Legislature alto received school board to change ita present "They have failed in Little aeveral other proposed hills to a|: plan under which Negro first Rock; they have been elim inate low limited integration. *gradepupils will be assigned to in Virginia- they were never M •At Chapel llili, N. C „ where lint-1 nrhool* according togeographic voked in North Carolina; they are lied Integration will begin at the location on request by their par- passe in Tennessee," Smith said. ffral grad* level in September, a ents. The subcommittee la studying cittxen*' committee urged the "It |« grossly unfair to piece six bills by Smith to implement a school board to provide that the the burden for icquestlng adtnle- pupil placement plan offered by "burden for drgregallon" nol slim to a nbn-segregated school on the Atlanta School Board and re­ be put on Individual citizens. the student and his parents," the peal existing segregation law*. Thirteen Negroes — eight boy* I committee *aid. "Indeed, this A federal district judge haa or­ and five girls — sat beside white course of action might well lead dered Atlanta city schools to atop students at two high schools in to bitterness and acrimony as well discriminating against Negro pu. mountainous Floyd County with-1as violating the spirit and law pits, but Georgia law provides f m out trouble. Special assemblies which w* are trying to Imple- closing the schools before allotW had been held recently to brief ment." ing integration. you Bjrr/w* S am IB A B M B D WfTHTHC BUN •LAKE TOOK FROM TONIC/ JU6T t h i n k o f batter m eals build better fam ilies r I 'L L * T * Y -rvw 1[ S rV H fT T I ...A N D c j YUS VBEB » T * W ..r > AM7 1HB DUWFLINS* ... A N D . . . . ■ -> and for the best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford H erald! i J ' i •• t �A W ant A d A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: WTuee.. Hire FrL • 2 P. M. day hefere insertion. Men. • Set. noon. 3bt •safer! feral! Tuc.v Jan. 26, 1960—Faye 7 12. Plumbing Sen-Ices LARGE unfurnished house: has HOUSE, 603 E stove and refrigerator. ISO per Terms. month. 1002 W. First St. Phone 2 RDRM., Fla. lint., large utility. FA 2-3532. GE kitchen. Nicely landscaped. 3-BEDROOlf borne, kitchen equip­ fenced back yard. Ideal for re­ ped. Charles Hay, Rt. 2 Boi tirement. By owner. 2429 Yale. 343 A. LOTS for sale on hard surface OFFICE SPACE with ample nark road; nicely graded, near Mon­ tag. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3206. roe corner. Phone FA 2-2*21. RENT A BED A Satisfied customer la our tort SAVE at BRYAN'S advertisement. , FABRIC SHOP. Joe C. Thomas HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK One block West of Monroe Corner, 1122 Barite St. FA 2.6641 103 So. Oak Ph FA 2-3742 on Wait F in t St. Plumbing' & Repairs DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP PLU31BING FA7T0RY TO YOU Contracting A Repairs 2004 .Adami Ph. rA * *33 ALUMINUM Free Estimates VENETIAN BLINDS Be Lovelier With Professional R. L. HARVEY Enclosed head. Sag-proof bettea Beauty Care. 304 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2-3363 rail with plastic end*. Ptastia or rayon tape*. Cotton or aylea SANFORD Plumbing A Heating cords. 2M6 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. ALMOST NEW 3-bedroom home, lerrano floors, built In kltehen, new refrigeralor, lit bath; large utility room and carporte. 2330 Rollaway, Hosplta* A Baby Beda By D«y, Week or Month. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY CARROLL'S FURNITURE [ Tees, thru FrL • ( P. M. day be­ 2 BR. house on MagnoUi, Just out Ph. FA 2-2111 116 W. lit S t of city U ntil; kitchen equipped, fore ieeertlee. Men. • S a t neon. Venetian blinds apace heater. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, Bait Must tell at once. 23995. Will RESPONSIBILITY: aide between Celery and Geneva trade for late model ear. Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen apThe Herald will not be reepensible VA 2-0961 nr FA 3-0333. pllancei. School hue atop. Quiet for n o te than o n Incorrect toserneighborhood. |7S per month. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Retien e f year ad, and r aaarvan the Phone FA 2-6143. ■ilea available from 1130 down nght te rev lee or reject any ad—assume 237.30 monthly' pay­ verliaeaent from that entered to 2-BEDROOM furniahed apartment, ment!. Inquire at oftlca or conform to the policies e f thle elean and nicely furnished 60S. phone FA 2-7902. 3-BEDROOM house at Lake Monroe, unfuniiahed. Available NEW two bedroom houie; natural February lit. $33. NO 6 3207. CLASSIFIED INDEX wood finish. Separate well. 28.300. See 31r. Ralph Murphy, 3-ROOM apartment. P h o n e 1. Good Feed 3rd Street, Lake Mary. FA 2-0201. Senkarik Glass and Pnint Co. 13. Electrical Services 173 ACRES, fenced, for rent; near Geneva. $200 per year. Call TA 2-062T. APARTMENT, all utilities paid except gas. 631 per month. Call FA 1-3071 until 2:30 P. M., FA 2 3335 after 6:00 F. M. 1-BEDROOM completely furnished house, FA 1-1137. 1-BEDROOM apartment, 2100 So. Palmetto. Phillip Enters, RL 2, Box 372. IT FT. TRAILER, eouple prefer­ red; Country Sldo Trailer Park, next to air beat gate. Can FA 64666. _ •BEDROOM CB HOME SEEKER8 FURNISHED two bedroom homo; Relax and enjoy living to Mils lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath home carporte; shady yard; Sar ap­ In Loch Arbor. Extra nice feapreciative eouple; not o r two lures Include completely equip­ children. Phono FA 6-1467, Mf>. ped kitchen. Urge ccrtencd t o H aiti B. Moogbtoo, M Ktbts^ fttia n REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Ave. J. W. HALL Realtor Phone FA 2-2941 Stenstrom Realty STAUNTON. Va. (UP1>— J a n lovers don’t laugh when the Rev. John Frogs, a Roman Catholic monk, aits to at b a il. They “ 0 * ” him, and for good reason. A R wasn’t too many years ago w that the bearded Capuchin print waa making a living ai a b a n fid­ dle player In aome of the nation’s top jatx outfit*. As “ Gate" (for Gaetan) Frege of Paterson, N. J., he played baas ter an early L n Brown orchestra and later for Uw Joe Meowey Quartet and the Kirby Stone Fair ask in g one-night stands around Ike country. # On* of these oM-nlghtera, hack to the lata ’M's, waa to thia quiat W. M. “ Bill” Stempor Agoncjr Reap both rented tor steady, year- AMERICAN P U N Hotel; April September; experienced kitchen, round Income, or live in on* dining room colored employes; and keep other rented to cut rhefs, waitresses, etc. Reply living expenses to a minimum. with references to Boa 406, Myr­ The price for both houses and tle Beach, S. C. tots It under 614,969, with terms. W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Agency Phona FA 24001 112 N. Park Phone FA 2-6331 1601 Park Dr. FIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L, HARMON PH. FA 24223 After 8 P, M. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1646 i. HARE DEBARY rth 64435 NOrth 64711 RCA Eatata Electri. Bans* 626; GE diahwasher, portable, M l; Bendix dryer 620; FA S-4B61 prior to Thura., Jxn. 21th. • BIG VALUES • 1UICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER New end Used Furniture INCOME TAX SERVICE 211 E. First St. FA 24622 WILLIAM H. MURRAY l i l t Celery Ava. Tel- FA 1-1394 New A Used Furniture ft Appli­ ances. A Good Placo To BUY, I ELL or TRADE - - AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Buck Ginas Door Glnsa Vent Gtnan SERVICE Senkarik Glnsa and Paint Co. Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. FA I-74M Used furniture, appliances, tool! etc. Bough (Sold Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Avo. Pb. r A 14129 11 114 W. tod S t FA 6-4662 CUSTOM BUILT furniture - t i n ­ gle placet or «ets. Also furni­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, staleture repair. Cahlnote made. meats. Invoices, hand bills, and FA 1-7063. programs, etc. Prigressive Printing Co.'Phone FA 2-2931199 Wert 13th St. $SAVE$ SERVICE CALLS 61.30. For de­ pendable TV aervica call San­ ford TV Center, oth. and San­ ford Avo. FA 24741. Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODEtA 104 So. Park (24 hr. left) FA 2 3823 H. HEATING 11. POPE CO. Now * Used Furniture and Appliances NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We tovKe yon to Re nog g i absolutely free wittowl oM lion at o m o f ■oxford's loaf Motels while yon Inentn I able Routing foe youreotf family. Mafc up year bag ear Baton Office. Mather of Sanford ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bedi. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Are. Ph. "A 2-7036 200 S. Park — FA 24134 MODER7 RUG CLEANERS All Also Rug! And Wall To Wall Carpata. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 Week Service Ph. FA 1-7417 TV and RADIO REPAIR af t 6:00 nights and weekends; San­ ford, Lak« Mary and Longwood. FA 6-2771 and FA 64616. founlhij. CM OLD SUGAR MILL D. H. Whitman 'Early American," yes. but aetlar Lillian O, Tram* will throw to 146 af Improved Associate!, Ranch Lead, fa t' * and cross city in Virgtnla'a Shenandoah Val- 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 9-8261 fenced. Good two bedr -m louse Jay where, as Father Jehn, he la After hours. FA 2 MIS, FA 2-4661, a n d sufficient out buildings now aniitant pastor af St. John (equipment and stock enough to tha Evangelist Church at nearby atari operation optional) 13 min­ Woodstock. utes from Sanford. Call STEM­ The transition from the smoky PER AGENCY te gel the low night Ilf* to the serenity of a reTHE TIME TESTED FIRM price and good terms on this liglous vocation In 1942 wasn't 119 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24122 opportunity. i ’lUitibim k Heating the result of an ovtrnlxhi d a ' >mON7NG LOTS: Claared, high ground, 100' CONTRACT and BEP«IR WORE X 142', m miles west of city “ I had often thouiht about en­ 1607 Sanford Av«. FA 64162 limits. 2230. Phono FA 1-7313. tering the priesthood,'.’ Father John said, “ hut I never thought OPEN HOUSE it would be for me, so I took to SUNDAY - 2 P. M. to 5 P. M music. “ It was a big thing wHh ma. 1 Lovely Brittany farm home, 2 Nationally Advertised Esther bedroom*, oatra large elesete, only felt m u le ," be eald. “ It's William* A b o v e tim ed 2 full eoramlc tile hatha with the creative part o f ja n that ap­ Swimming PooL Ideal for vanllya. Florida room, quaint peal* te moat man." areas with blah water table. Now available for HALF During World War It. aa a • homey kitchen with old brick spindles sad built to appliances. PRICE. military policeman to New York, Cypress leered back yard, atCan to eoosi at Mari-KatU Father John played to the Army's Iracllvaly landscaped soysia Motel in Sanford. SALESMEN er SALESWOMEN All’A tir band. WONDERFUL Opportunity with “ That band raally jumped," the tbo famous Tiny Tot Safely Tabpriest recalls.let Co. Full or part lime. DiiHut at Um age of M he entered trtbulorship opening. For pertha samtoary and wai ordained • FOR SALE priest to 1939 at St. Lawrence I acres with I bedroom, concrete Monastery, Beacon, N. Y. block bora*, high and dry la ad. After tha ordination coreHouse approximately .0 years monies, he recalls, Father John old, with new roof. Several oak teamed with Mooney for an “ Im­ tree* and asserted '•lirus tree*. promptu" session at the mon­ W# Win RetaHd T aw OM loM rsp riof Maltreat To Good water. On paved Rd. astery. Look and Foal Uto >ow ! 119,900 write small down pay“ Everyone ram c,” be said. INCLUDES:• New Ticking • New Isoalattow g g a g i m eat “ And they loved it." • Cleaning and Reproceaoixg p t i t o a f l f dt Father John has given several • Adding New Psddios When N a a n ir y | § lectures on Jess. One was at a Ktw Spring Unit (If Needed) f i Additional Chary* youih rouncil meeting here re­ cently w'-ere he (old teen-age Rtgiitered Real Estate Broker rock te* roll fan* how to get tee Fb. FA 1 1301 1746 et Hiawatha moat out o f music. “ Don’t jump — Just listen," the priest admonished them. S t Johns Realty Co. RENOVATION SPECIAL ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates WALL PAPERING A PAINTING 17. Pets, Work Guaranteed Bod Beard BOSTON TERRIER pupplei. regContact 306 Wcit llh St. latered AKC, $30 and up. Phone Phone FA 6-6143 FA 2 0271. TASKER PAINTING Room SIAMESE KITTENS, male and faSpecial. PA 3-6130. male, 215 each. FA 2-4606. THOS, E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repaira Roofing ft Siding Gateway To The Waterway Phone FA 2-9432 Your EVINRUDE Dealer YOUNG MEN C. A. Whiddon, Sr. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor GOOD Used Appliance! and T V *. Gormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto. Robaon Sporting Goods B ft M ROOFING 00 CU. FT. Frlgldalr* wall COM 304-6 2 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-3 CnutracUag ft Repairs 1230, installed. 6 ft. beverage Idtenncd — Bonded —Inanrad 33 H. P. JOHNSON Electric, 14 cod er 62*3. Cold spot refrigera­ FREE ESTIMATES ft. step bottom boat and Pelican tor 643. Telephone FA 6-6311. 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip, YOUNG WOMEN II to 64. must 509 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 1-7943 trailer 6900. FA 1-0033 after 0:00 ped. Established lawn, lo w he single and free to leave San­ P. M. monthly payments. FA 1-4973. ford at onee. ttoo per monlh 15. Special Servlcen and bonus to start. See Mr. 14 FT. CARTER CRAFT, wind­ Long, 10:00 te 12:00 A. M. or KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY shield, top, cushions, trailer, 30 STOP! LOOK! LISTEN 1 1920 Palmetto Ave. • iu e3:00 a.amw g r* in, a61UK JF| 1:10 to P. M. Thursday, H. P. Kvlnrude Motor, 6630. STOP I to to see our 6 bedroom Valdea Hotel. Parents welcome Open 34 hra. day—7 days a weak FA 3-4901. at interview. lte or 2 tiled bath Romeo at LOST: Brittany tpanlal, female, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All 7 months .id. Answers to Tody. work guaranteed. Free KillSAN SEM KNOLLS White with or:ngr spots and matea. Phone FA 2-7111 4 Blocks Wett ef French Aretus '30 MERCURY 4-Dr., 1 freckles, Con'-r* Mrs. C. J. Car. on 20th Street. Healer, $250. FA 2-7079. bin, 119 W. 19th. St., Sanford. PUMP# - SPRINKLERS All types and (lies, installed LOOK! at a l the wonderful fea­ 1952 BUICK, excellent condition; Under 14—must be slnile and free -D o U Y ou rself ture* to thrie homes. Terraaao make offer. 1903 Holly Ave. to travel. Average earning! 673 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE floors—Furrad and Plaatarad Phone FA 2 3829. to 6M weekly. See Mr. Long, S T I N E walls — Custom built • cabinet 19:00 to 11:00 A. M. or 6:00 to Machinery and Supply Co. work—and Dust-frit closet* 6:00 P. M. Thursday, Valdea 197 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24422 Close to eclwele and dapping Hotel. FOR SALE— 1948 Spence Craft LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE -L IS T E N ! to the price end House Trailer. 40V4xl, See Clyde Vespa Motor Scooters terms—6320 Down FHA Financ­ COUNTER MAN er Meet Cutter, Apply Tip Top, Stnferd Ave. Heater ft Lawn Mower Service Walla at DaWItts Traitor Park. ed—Exclusive wHh No phono calls. ft 4th, S tm t. West Country Club Rd. FA 1 7921 RAYMOND M. BALL Conveniently located on l a m corner lot. You may call this “ Home'', tor only 62,330 down and assume 4to% VA mortgage balance of 612.670, with monthly payment! of 677.30. We recom­ mend this as o u of the beat DELIGHTFUL home buys tn Loch Arbor area. Is a mild way to describe Nila custom built two bedroom hsme situated on the most beautiful HERBERT STENSTROM corn In the Wyanawood secReglriorod Broker lion; landscaped surrounded by LEN RISNER pines and bearing citrus trees. LOTTIE BROADWAY This home Is clean as a pin WELAKA APARTMENTS: room KEN TORBETT nd loaded with to i.iany extras private hatha, 114 W . First 6 t BETTYE D. SMITH to Hat. Let u* ahow It to you Aitodalea today If you are looking for t N. Park Ph. FA 1143# a real bargain. Good terma can bo arranged. Exclusive with SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 So. Park Ave., Phone FA 14232; BROKER evenings FA 2-2246. 666 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 24991 •LEEPING ROOMS. Tbs GaRtos, 401 MaguoUa. FA 24710. Ju t forgot It NOBODY to going to looking bkn thiol* EXPERIENCED meat cutter, age Realtor ft Ineuror 21-35. Wtan Disie, French Ave­ ASSOCIATES: M. E. T sffet nue end 25th. S tm t. Arthur F. Day, Kvarett Harper READY FOR IMMEDIATE Robert F. May, Bart Flicker, OCCUPANCY Helen E. Noonan. > . T. MeCaakitt UlOENTLY NEEDED 1-BEDRoOM. 2 bath, kRehan Phene FA 64661 US M. Fart MEN 11-37 •quipped, Florida mom. Large P R O M FA 1-6361 a m P art Dr. T* train now for Railroad Tele­ tot. Call FA 1-2412. graph Operators. Due to retireBEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOME meat. positions opta Florida, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor LOCATED IN SUNLAND ES­ other states. R. R. avtrage pay Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. TATES. Low down payment and 1270 up. Muat be in good health, FA 13931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. take over VA mertiage at 894% siatartly Interested to )eb with interest, monthly payment 672.42. a tohsfo. - ■* Home only 1 yr. old. Move in 0 . I. APPROVED immediately. Call FA 1-1101. Far Im mediate personal interview with Field Representative, write 42 ft. Cretilinrr Trailer on lerea Box 1064, daiariherry. F>*., landscaped tot. Two 36 ft. porch. giving age, address and phone •a and carporte, city utilities. number. Owner moving away—Boo at M 4 AND ASSOCIATES Magnolia Avo. Roal Batata — Insurance SALESMAN WANTED between Surely Bonds ■res Si and 46 for Insurance TWO HOMER FOR t i l So. Perk Ave. Ph. FA I-M41 Debit work. Experience noi THE PRICE OF ONE Hanford . naeeiierv. Must employed al Evans Bldg. Lake Mary present. Splendid opportunity. Tww neat, frame houses, an* two Ph. FA 6-1290 Contact R. H. Taylor, Bupt.,.616 bedroom furnished, one three Mciiek Bldg. Phone FA 1-TM2 bedroom unfurnished, located on 20 ACRES tiled farm land in'* six shady loti, one block from bedroom house; large h shopping center In on# of San­ Easy terms. Phone FA 2-121 ford'* most popular suburb*. "CaH Hall" & P lan ts FA 2-4426 For Aay Oceaiakm SINGER PORTABLE to reapoatible party in this vicinity. "LOWER SHOP Take over I payment! of 23.43. or FA 2-0270 Two year guarantee remaining. Writa Box AA, e/n Sanford HorLivestock, Supplies • 3-BED ROOM, I hath, double car­ BEDROOM furnished house two porte, extra Urge utility room. blocks from Seminole Hl|h Florida room. 110 Shannon Dr. School, between Park a n d FA 2-1379. French. Call FA 2-3030 after 4:30 P. M. 3-BDRM., Fla. Rm., hardwood floors, stove: air condllloner op­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house tional. 230 mo. FA 2-0193. 1307 Elliott Ave. Fhone FA 2 4203 BACHELOR apartment, ground 4-BEDR003I, 2 bath home in Dream wold: GE kitchen, Florida floor, suitable for 1 or 2. 313 room. Reduced for quick tala. Palmetto. FA 2-3392. FURNISHED apartment tn new duplex; washroom, screened HOUSE for sale in restricted area. Low down payment. Terms. -porch, elean and quiet; adults, FA >4139. no pets. Only 90S. South Sanford Ava. H. H. Miller, phone PLEASANT five room house and lots; furnished; Venetian blinds; garage; fruit. Call PA 63179. Apartment (or S. 642.30 Oil Park. 112114 W. 2nd St Beauty Salon House Wiring — Electric Service 16. F lo w e rs Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Cut Flowrra t it Mainotla FA 24)913 SANFORD FA 2-1222 14. Build, Paint ft Repair STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: S. Fee Rent 3. Wnntad to Rent 4« Real Eatata Wanted S. Rani Eatata Far Sale • 4 Mortgage Leona T. Buafaeee Oppertusltlei T-A laaertara S.. Female Help Wanted B. Male Halp Wanted 16. Male nr Female 11. Work Wanted It. Plumbing Serviean IS. Electrical Bervleaa 14. Bnlld, paint * Repair 14- Spatial Bervkea J I * A Baaaty Parian V lS. Flewera ft Plaata 17. Peta • Livestock . Bag 15. Machlaery • Tools 16. Beata and Matara St. AatamaMlaa SS»A Trallara 61. Fnrnltare St. Artielaa Far Bala tt-A Article Waited as. Neticaa ft Personals 15-A B ea u ty P a rlors NEW RAVENNA PARK VyianoA BETTER HURRY! ONLY 1 LEFT Before Prices Go Up H O M ES • Qitlol Community • Near Golf Courna Turn Wart On 20lh 81. Follow Country Club Rd. A Wqlch For Oar Signs , . , You can asovt la lonaoN ataly white the pspsrt a n M a g pret »66sl. T O T A L PRICE We G uw itaB F stmib I SsttsfsctloB Oh TfcB C onatroctiotO f _Y oy H orn For T%a First Year — Or Your Dowm Payment Aad CWdwj OPEN D A ILY f :O0 A. M. TU Dork SUNDAY 2:0# P. M. T il Dark SkuunaksA VA-FHAFHA Ib t e f i t t Conranttaul Finandnf Down Payment* Low Ritas MONTHLY PAYMENTS �I ft,-. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U PI) - ; Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) said Monday "any good Democrat ran beat Vice President Nixon" In the presidential eleetli because of . ’ hia voting record duriiig the Ellen bower administration. Jl The Missouri senator, considered . * dark-horse for the Demur relic nomination, said "the vice presl1* dent’s voting record shows he has a lack of faith in America. He does not bclleva In the character ol America as the Democrats see her. Ho voted against social security, extension of Iho minimum wxge law, REA, slum clearance, flood control and reclamation." He told the TOtli annual banquet of the Montgomery Chamber of Commrrce Nison's trips abrosd would help hia candidacy only "If some positive acllon is taken by the administration. But we'll have to welt and see after the summit conference. Locomotion Is no sub­ stitute for policy." Symington also acruscd Nixon and the Eisenhower administration of "wailing 100 million dollara a week through Inefficient business policies and practices' in handling agrlrulture, defend, foreign aid and the national debt. The former secretary of the Air Force said a recent Senate sub­ committee hraring showed the Department of Agriculture was "w a it­ ing far more than a billion dollars a year" and yet "In order to raise a billion dollars, this administra­ tion now proposed five-rent postage stamps and higher gasoline taxes." He also attacked proposals to build up a budget surplus "through tax and 'revenue increases," say­ ing the surplus could be built "through more efficient manage­ ment," NEW YORK (U PI) Twelve lop level Russian government o f­ ficials, Including several prospec­ tive heirs to Kremlin power, Will fly here next Friday to begin g H-day tour of 10 slates. The party was invited by state governors who visited the Soviet Union last summer. The visltora undoubtedly are the most impor­ tant group of Communlit politi­ cians to visit the United State* since the cold war thaw. They ere headed by D. S.Polysnaky, a little-known but highly placed young protege of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. He Is premier of the Russian Soviet Federated Republic, the Soviet Union'! largest political rompo-' nent, end Is a candidate-member of the all-powerful Presidium of the Communist party's central committee. Announcement of the impending (our came aa a surprise, although a return visit by Russian coun­ terparts of the' American gover­ nors was expected some time this ear. The Russians were invited y the executive committee of the U. S. Governors' Conference end travel arrangements are being planned by the Institute of Inter­ national Education. In addition to Polyansky, four others in the party ere premiers of Soviet republic* — the equlva- S Takes Western Journey B f FRED DANUG NEW YORK (UPIt—The wriaa tailed oar American Heritage took u* Waat Sunday night, aa* sxactly g novel journey lor TV In "Dretlny, West." on NBC-TV, an took a quick pre-wagvn train trip with tha John Charles Fre­ mont expedition, after Fremont Drat befriended San. Thomas Hart Bantan In Washington and mar­ ried tha old fallow's daughter—■ t o t i p rhlek who was hip to tacky mountains In r o l l i n g prairies. William Altman's leleplay also NEW YORE (U PI) - Former Dodger calaber Roy Campanula's |g-year-old stepson had another strike tolled against him today, Ha waa charged with natty larceny, Ml third arrest within a year. " I don't want to talk about It," CampanoUa, who la paralysed Rom a broken neck h* received In aa auto accident two year* ago aaid. " I don't know any details . David, tb* eon of CampsneUai' Vila, Ruth, by a previous marri­ age, waa arrested Monday night with three other teen agers. They had a carton of sandy, cigarettes ayd groceries from a grocery In Tho ymsthe elalmod Morris H. Jtoaaaaan. too owner of tha iture, gave them tha groceries, hast ha Booled R, nslira aaid. David waa released last April aa probation an ■ Juvenile delinquency ganrittian tor breaking into a Qsrsai drug store last February. Ha alaa had bran Judged a juvenile daltnquat to February lor psitMpaltog in a Rat fight. TReso arrested with young Camnanella wore Isidoe Fisher, to, Ronald Garnett. M, and a 1$ yearaid who waa not Identified bp polia* Dreaune ha la a juvenile. dipped into the political alimate of Its Umo and 1 find (his aspect of the Heritage series one of hs strongest attractions. However, on _______ this hour waa weakar bslanre, than preceding Heritage produc­ tions. While the scenes flowed smoothly Into each other, regard■fee.. of time and apace, the play­ ers stumbled amid personal pastlons and compressed dialogue. They created tha Impression that they were speaking for their bi­ ographers. Jeffrey Hunter was tight-lipped, determined and wLo as Fremont; Susan Straabers w e : firry-eyed, lovely and wise aa hia bride; James Daly was peppery and wise aa old Benton. It waa a com­ petent production — especially with Ita rlimactire billiard scenes— but vary little of R managed to come to life. "Destiny's T ot," a true psychi­ atric c b m history of an anti-Se­ mitic rabble-rouser, offered an absorbing, fully-rounded portrait of a human pustule on NBC-TV Sunday. Adapted hy I. I^e Pagos. (in from a book by the talf Dr. Robert Liadner, the afternoon drama was most engrossing when dominated by conversational of­ fice-hour tones. The unusual stag­ ing was generally effective, al­ though some of the silent back* ot-lhe-coueh vignettes were too brief to be of much value. Alex­ ander Scour by was a sturdy parformer in his even-keeled por­ tray*) o f tho psychiatrist. Robert Duvall, aa the nut, had an mseven afternoon of M. Delinquency Attack MIAMI (U P !) Bill MacDon­ ald, new owner o f the Miami M*r. tins, said today he will have to move the International League franchise out of Miami if ht ran not lease stadium and concession rights from the city. City commissioners have refu. ted to accept MacDonald’s less* offer of $50,000 a year for fiv* years because the city i* em­ broiled in a court suit filed by Florida Sporlaervice, Inc., over stadium concession rights. "I will either have to surrender my franchise to the league or ' move the club to another city,* said MacDonald, a millionaire house trailer manufacturer whs bought the franchise from radiotelevision tycoon George H. Storer last Jan. 2. PEDDLING PEANUTS for the March of Uimen were these members of the Anna Miller Circle who were In a irroup of mothers working at the corner of French Avc. and First St. from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m. Sunday. With the help of Sanfonl police who regulated the signal light, they sold $233.00 worth of peanuts roasted by Elks Club members. They will con­ tinue their work at a meeting at 7 p. m. today at the Elka Club when they will complete plans for the Mothers March Thursday night. (Herald Photo) Quotable Quotes A LARGE NUMBER of Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron Fifty-One men were advanced in rating and honored with the traditional U. S. Navy ceremony recently. In presenting the advancement certificates, Comman­ der Edward J. Winter. USN, FAS RON-61, commanding officer congratu­ lated the men for the induatriouancea and technical abllitlee which led to their selection. Left to right, front row, L. E. Baker, AM88; V. J. Eiaenmann. ADJ3: J. E. Reid, AE2; E. M. Graven, AD2; J. 8. Alexander, AK3; C. A. Rlxor, AK3; J. K. Hope, AK1. Left to right, rear row. J. M. Carathers, ATI j P. A. Bcmeberg, YN8; M. A. Coleman. AT2; H. E. Singleton, AQF3; H. O. Troop, AT2; W. E. Bryant, AE2; J. T. Hickey, ATNS. American Heritage Series Senate Launches Marlin Owner May Move Franchise Red Officials U. S. Bound Friday For 10 State Tour museums and historic sites, bous­ ing developments and farms, hos­ pitals and homos for tho aged In Now York, Naw Jersey. Pennsyl­ vania, Waat Virginia, Florida, D tinols, Colorado, M ate, Utah and North Dakota. WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senato today launched • two­ pronged attack on juvenile delin­ quency and Ita link* with teenage drug addiction. The bill Senato waa scheduled to atari debate on a "delinquency prevan lion bill" Which would pro­ DETROIT (U PI) — V leather vide bp to It million dollara to local owmnmMK* over too ssout complains pour child can't teem flva yeara to train worfcara tor to aft stlU la claat, a pill mtgM help. apodal Juvenile projects. * Phytic Inn* at tha Children's Canter ad Metropolitan Detroit found that at of 40 children be­ tween tha ages of I and It who had been almost hopelessly unruly calmed down when _ii»e» Dfitrt»-_ Ik s ism iiwis County Form amphetamine. Scientists called their fidgets Bureau office wet broken into Fri­ "hyperkinetic impulse disorder.", day. t "Thor* la evidence that up to Jack Bym* told 8nnford police I per cent of tho school age popu­ that aomoon* broke Into tha office lation from » to 11 present this In tha Hanford Atlantic National problem," said Dr. Nuator H. Bank tom Mlmo between noon and Comly, director of the Children's 1 p . m . Two desk drawers wore Center. ransacked and a combination The Cantor tried out the drug drawer fils and safe entered and with the consent of the children's $9.18 taken, police reported. parents, who administered R. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The •tale wax almost aat to rest it* m m agaiaat Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carol* Tregoff today but K appeared (ha murder trial might be delayed a week by the 111m m of a minor witness. Judge Albert H. Millar, who presided at the preliminary hear­ ing for Finch, had the influenta that haa atricken Southern Cali­ fornia. He wai not expected to bo ablo tp testify until next Mon­ day and a postponement until then was likely. The dramatic trial took a bixarte twist Monday with the chief prosecutor himaelf on the iland and an attorney for M bs Tregoff » , coming dose to accusing him o f tricking Csrolo into a murder charge. . The red-haired mistress flashed angry looks as Dep. DIM. Ally. Form Bureau Office Ransacked record the story Carol* told at the July 27 hearing. Whlcbello laid when Carole firet began to teitify ne did not conilder her n suspect. But aa the went on'he gradually changed his mind and began definitely to sus­ pect her when * she broke into (ears on tha stand and was led into the Judge’ s chambers. She resumed the stand and. at the finished and walked toward the door, Whlchello ordered her arretted and charged with mur­ der. Don Bringgold wai cold and angry aa he eroat-eiamlned Whichello. "Wasn't the celled at that hear­ ing at a witness for the people and weren't you In a tcaie her attorney?" be asked. "That it a matter of interpre­ tation." "Did aho havo an attorney?'* "N p." "A t you qucitioncd her tnd be­ gan to form (hit suspicion of her, did yoe advise her of her con­ stitutional rights?" "Np. I did not." "And after you derided you were going to arrest her, did you advise her of her—coertltutioaa! rights?" "N o, I did not." "D id the judge advise her?" By United PreM 10teres Hotel SAN FRANCISCO-Carey Bald­ win, director of the San Fran­ cisco Zoo, denying charges by Australian businessman Sir Ed­ ward J. L. Hallstrom that the too was discouraging its kiala heart from becoming parents: "That is pretty much something for the kislas to decide." TAMPA — Attorney Pal Whit­ taker, whose client, Mrs. Mil. lines* Quinn, was convicted of bank robbery, telling the jury that Ih* toller must have been timid to give her the money so easily: "Can you of tho jury believe that this little tidy . . could scare you into giving her the $1,000?" PARIS — Former Premier Georges Bidiuit, a major oppo­ nent of President DeGsutle's Al­ gerian pulley, grudingly support­ ing the government's rail for an and to Algerian rioting: "1 am and always have bean an obedient servant of law and order.” —Ten pc.- ccnt-cf a typical Aracri can family income of $5,000 went for various Federal taxes in 1$59, and an additional $ to S per cent for state and loeal levies. «A$IIt-T8-l8AS u a ts a t PA8IBI8T — Ito trust ell is te»«i t«4 tea m IMS *loft sod 1Mh •tear tks* Chevy's •sated eomasbtoi's. IMS's ww MS ■touayapiaSBk M « usable space1* The C h a n n e l Swtoa: Dora Schary, producing a "(a t out tho vote" special lor NBC-TV's StarUm* special of Tuesday. April 1$. trances by President Ktsanwar, fcrmar Presidents Truman and Hoover and current Whhe House hopefuls. Chuck (Rifleman) Connors aotiare with Pippa Sent! In "Trial By Fear." an tha Juns Allyson thaw, CD8-TV, for Monday, Fob. earn b its tat pact ami tana ;( racis-Au u h 1| mi leads V*s »• I U “ ■any adust Is- i | soon: i U Is VI h j ndwotoTuftagMa \ J da too toaur mi * 1 1 C .V ST * N w w T w lw p h orsn D ir e c to r y C lo a c a S o o n t o c m in w ii mail-tang M 1 tonOto knug Uslcs o)lb l*t|«r fleet< •toalcykawntw'IO l l"a yau «sitk*r, E aarw Uses mth tea mit1ewtsre. Additional Uttinfe CWJ tomfort On! Yotu dealer trill t* tMipAlod toJUI past in on .U tkefeeU. Now—faM delimy, ferorabU deal*} Stt your local aulhoriztd Chetnlit dealer. HOLLER Pahntti MOTOR , SANFOKD, F I X I ' SALES �•V , ' ' ** Parrish Enters Senatorial Race New Political Group Organized In County Casselberry's GOP Plan Giant Registration A hunt of Republicanism U abost la Sourish ta Seminole County. Cueectbeiry Mayor William Ben m aald today that the Casselberry wUpublican Club will invite Ha MO member* to drive lo Sanford and eHaage their registration from DumoeraUe to Republican. Mayor Bcwion. who is also peaat dent of the tiub, aaid he oxpeeti 100 members to join the motor* end*. AU club member* will be 'Invited to register Republican with a special invitation going to those who have previously registered d em ocra t. w Members who attended the Mi­ ami k ick off dinner for Vlee Presi­ dent Richard Nixon reported to th* club executive rommiltee Tues­ day night. The member* laid that the enthusiasm and support shown tor Nixon at the dinner was great, according to Benson. . Bulletin County Purchases CAERABKLLE (DPI)—A M- Mag boat that drifting hctptcMly la waa local- Road Equipment The county's road improvement program got a boost in the arm yesterday. that they are At the county commission meet­ irjr, ing, board membera awarded bids of the Florida Equipment Company of Orlando for the purchase of a loader and mixer. Cost of the loader was 214,0*1 aod fit,to* for the mixer. The board tabled awarding a bid for a dragline until further atudy. Both pieces o f equipment la ex­ ‘ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Baa. pected to b« available in the county •mart Symington (D-Mo.) charged within the next two week*. today that the administration has "Juggled" its hateiUgenca books on Soviet miaslie strength “ so the budget hooka may be balanced.'' Symington, g frequent critic of ^admiaatratioa defense policies, Golf today ^ymington Raps Missile Policy Fire Tragedy Strikes Family For Second Time /F;r**trig*dy rirucAv!>*i‘-i nPfVfc ** The sea a ter was Aar Fore* secre­ Scotia TUraday. tary under President Truman. An uaavowad candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina­ tion, Symington said ha nnderitood hie accusation would bo regarded ae “ potMicaUy ajuiivalml.” — But he said ho preferred that rick to the ana involved ia what a Ss sailed an administration's "pate­ n c y of mirinfarmation." " I charge this administration with using intelligence information in auch a manner that the Ameri­ can people have been given an iaeasurata picture of what is neceeaatqr tor our national defense,'' Sy­ mington Mid. .New Activities Set For Troop Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Scott were moving Into their S. Sanford Av*home yesterday when ton refrige­ rator exploded, horning down the house. A relation, GVady Reott, had a home nearby last year. It burned down also. Naval Air Station and Florida Forest Rangers fought lbs blase. Tbs J. M. States had lived an Oakway Dr, Thar bad Just gotten Ihair furniture late the honaa whan the blase broke out. ( Building Code Booklet Available Cassselberry Lions Set Meet Thursday The Casselberry Lions will meet ■t the Giasa Fountain Restaurant in Fern Park Thursday night. Winter Park Telephone Co. vice president Russell llulbert will speak about lha growth o f talephone customers In th* Cassel­ berry area at the 2:36 p. m. meeting. h ? S VOL. XLIX Avery Opens Commissioner Vote Campaign United Prcsa Leaned Wire James P. Avery, who announced Ills intentions lo run opposite Lawrence Swofford for the District 3 County Commission post, open­ ed his campaign loilav pledging to devote his full lime In the duiIra of his office. Avery ha* lived in t.nhe Mary for thr past four year* and in a statement today said: "I believe that Seminole County is beginning a period of growth that necessitate* a sound plan­ ning program that will fairly and equitably slabllite taxes and con­ cern itself with the limiting or debt to insure this growth be orderly and proportioned for permsncnce." He added. "The coun­ ty's means should be the deter­ mining factor in establishing this debt limit.'' On the subjec. ol county roads, Avary said, "A good system o f hard top roads providing access to our many rapidly expanding c-ommunitiei Is of vital importance in maintaining our rale of growth." He said "Adequate maintalnanc* on Misting roads should b* so constant and regular as lo preclude its being anything but routine." Avery staled. "W e must have good schools with adequate class­ rooms for our rapidly expanding iludeiit population. Every endeav­ or mint be made to satisfy the need for more and better facili­ ties." . 1 p. m. Stocks Established 1908 mo board that tha employ* wish." Th* meeting will b# oily balL As f WINTER PARK (UPII - Tha Florida Civil War Ccnlcnnial Com­ mission will meet at Rollins Col­ lege Saturday lo plan for tha four-year celebration of the Civil War. Klansman To Run thoroughly planned comprehensive soning "o f parkmounl importance la the county** future." He aaid, "A county wide comprehensive draining program Is highly desir­ able," but added, "with the means presently available being limited, we must spend our money wisely to achieve success." He i* m anted. to the farmer Doris Okeritrom of St. Peterotrarg. They have four children, sans. Russell and James and daughter*. Cheryl and Donna. volunteer! in Uieir areas to The Herald building between I and S p, tn. so that a quick tahulallnn can ba made, Mrs, Spencer Mid. "W e hope everyone will eontribuic what they can when the mothera call, because more funds ilili are being spent In the county through (he polio fond than art being rollrclcd.'' John Sauls, coun­ ty March of Dimes chairman, aaid today, MRS. A. J. PETERSON, Sanford, praasnta a check for $1,000 to Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, right, president of Stetnon University, an the firnt payment on a $3,000 student loan fund established by the Seminole Association of the Florida Baptist Convention. Dr. R. L, Carter, DeLand, a member of the loan fund cornmittpc, left, looks on. The Association includes DeLand and parts of Went Volusia County. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Xu Klux Klansman BiU Hendrix an­ nounced for governor Tuesday saying Im would make Little Bock seem like "Jusl a little pebble” II eleeled. Hendrix said if ha war* governor "It will be 100. per eent segregation from Key West to Pensacola, no if*, ends or buta, Seminole Group U.S*Manned RocketTrips Expected In Summer Student Loan Fund ank*.; -"jDri.ciwftia-* -v •;<!■. i rd stale Motor Club hat credited Sen. Randolph Ilodges for rlimtok Unn of a speed trap at Cbloflaad. Hampton Dunn, too club's pub­ lic relations director, said TAms day night the club aod lha city > W ASHING TO N (U P I)-T h e Nahad buried the hatchet attar a Mad' s civilian space__chief aaid aix-year squabble, / today he'W ill ask Congress for Sentence Upheld f TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e Appro m* Court today upheld a death aeotance given a Pa|m Beach man tor murder but order­ ed o new trial ia the case of a It. Petersburg Negro sentenced lo death for killing a grocery store operator. James E. Brook* was cantenced lo death ia the electric chair for the death May 2. IBM, of Helen Louise Baler, an employs of the Westers Union Company in Palm Saadi. Brook* was a Janitor ia the office. Confidential Papers NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) A United Stales Navy plane which crashed Jaa. to In Turkey killing aH M man abMrd was carrying "highly confidential" document* from Wishing too, reports reach­ ing Nicosia from Turkey esld to­ day. A Royal Air Force spokes­ man when naked about the docu BO further comment. 2 Men Drowned In Mock Assault FT. WALTON BEACH, Fla. (U P i) — Two officers of an Army Ranger battalion mi l a n d i n g manuavera were drowned Turaday night in wind-whipped surf MX) yard* off short. A third was missing and a search was underway today, Tha men were among eight aboard a rubber life raft heading for Santa Rosa Island in a mock astauli when the raft capsiud in the rough sea. The officers drowned were iden­ tified as let LI. Kills F. Cline, 24, of Mount Airy, Sid., and 2nd IA. Pt Y. Kuncl, 22. Omaha, Neb. The man missing was nol iden­ tified pending aaltffcattoa of next af k u . I| f If •TO P 1 4 , V * '-’ml; 1 fev •atm. ■ SV H fl > II# O'* W fj,. « « r-:> "substantial additional funds" to speed development of super rock­ ets, whicn may enable the United -States to pass Russia to space la "four to five year*.” At tha same time ba promised a series of spectacular space launchings which will be climax­ ed this summer with manned roekel trips and In IM1 with the first American manned satellite. This waa tha burden of testi­ mony before the House Space Committee by T. Keith Glennan, director of the National Aeronau­ tics and Space Administration. NASA already has asked Con­ gress for IU2 million dollars to the fiscal year storting nasi July 1. Of Ihia, tha agency baa ear­ marked 140 million lor, develop­ m en t'of Saturn, a giant booeter expected to thrust up to four tons as far ai Mara or Venus. Glennaa did not disclose tha ad­ ditional sum be wtll ask, but observers recalled that Dr. Wernhar von Baum, to charge of Sat­ urn development, had recom­ mended that 240 million dollars be eommitteed to it to fiscal 1961. County Firemen To Meet Tonight WtVS • The Seminole County Firemen's Association will meat to lha Cas­ selberry fire house tonight. The • p. m. mceling will be Ihe first one of i960. Tha firemen will try la work out a batter system for mutual aid, Casselberry fire chief Paul Hates said today. A system should be devised so that other towns aren't left unprotected when county firemen are all fight­ ing Ja- blare te an* town, Bales IO| *• ' anford, !lfc Long ngwood, A* * gkiamonle Springs, Oasielbairy, L a k e Mary, NorlhXHtendo and Oviedo fire departmgnU era asked to send representatives to the meeting. 3*64 r ft v^ a*jf*L Club To Welcome Area Newcomers Newcomers to Sanford will be guests of honor at the monthly meeting of tho Seminole County Coffee Club scheduled for 10 a.'m . Thursday at Mra. Appleby's ReaUurant. The etub to sponsored by the Chamber ol Commerce and all new business owners and newcomers to tho county art invited ta attend. rr FLAM paHn r o t MOTHCan MAMCU a n flaotunn* hr Sank, noun* fvmi Aakmm, Mw. Snw y Adnk, prnaMoni nf Anna Mftter Ctiwla, ■ *a, V* - Ll 'ftfLSLKL NO. 616 ad lha nurch. (Uorald photo) Volunteers Needed is looking lot vokuiteers la slay to tha lira station white town firemen aae nut l«M teg flroe. The Seminole Association of th* Florida Bapiisi CunwiitiMi today established a student loan fund at Stetson University with the pre­ sentation of a check for 21,000. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Sanford, chairman of thr yludent loan fond committee for Ihe association, handed the check lo Dr, J. Ollie Edmunds, president of the Univer­ sity, to Ihe presence of Dr, R. L. Carter, DeLand, a member ef the loan fund committee. "We are pledged lo Increase the •mount of this loan fund to ll ,000," Mrs. Paterson said. Tha loan fund, Mrs. Peterson ex­ plained, was established by tha Association last year and provides that preference in loan* he made to "promising Baptist students from churches to Seminole Asso­ ciation” , that loans be not more than tsuo, and that they be made lo student* te the Junior or senior classes. "Via want lha fund to ba one which will help students get an education rather than to give them an education,” Mr*. Prtcrson said. "We believe this la tha American way—providing a helping hand where most needed. Till* should makr better leadership lor tomor­ row." Dr. Edmunds, .in rxprefsi ig Ids and Ihe University's appreciation (a the Association for Ihe student loan fund, said "the future of priv­ ate colleges In America is assured as long as Christian women offer this kind of assistance to young men and young women who want an education. ALGIERS (UPI) - Shots w e n tired to tha Algariaa d tp ef Mot* taganem today, the first shooting sine* 27 persons were killed Sun­ day in aa Algiers demonstration against the Prench government. The shots rang out during 2 •enter*' demonstration at Hostagenem, a port between Algiers and Oran, First report* gave no indica­ tion of possible casualties, The re­ ports of lha new shooting eamo moments after French President Charles DeGaulle'a personal repre­ sent stive in Algeria paid tribute ta lha "eouraga of despair” shown by tho insurgent aelUera stilt defy­ ing the government from behind their barricades hero. Confidence had risen among tho rebellious colonists Uut they were winning their dangerous gamble against DeGaulle'a authority, and a holiday air settled over the street barricade! la Algiers. Adding to lhair optimism waa tha pisiive attitude of the French army toward their resistance to DoGaulle'■ policy oi aolf-determinelion lor the future ol Algeria. Even aa DeGaulia met with hla Cabinet in Parte, to decide bow to rteolvn tho gravoet crisis to faco his regime, iacindteg assumption af dictatorial Mweffe, the Insurgents added the about eg "L ook live 1 * arm y" la their battle cry ef "Long live French Algeria.” The cry went up from demen•Iratioi crowds in Algiere, Oran, Constantine. Rons and many smaller elite*. The army waa net natively sup­ porting Urn robala. But k waa clear that R would net launch no attach. Savaral para troop colooete wartwd their aupertora Tuesday that it would pose a "antal drama of conscience” If they w e n order* •d ta mop ap tha insurgent*. Algterg was In Mm grip e f a general strike and under 2 stain of tiage, which banned th* gath­ ering of mom than Muoa la tha streets. * Gator Caga Coach Resigns Position GA1NE6BV1LLX (UPI > - John Mauer. recently named to the Baaketball Hall ef Fame, resigned to­ day aa Florida haakatbali roaefi to devote full time te his Job as defensive aod eoach on the foot­ ball staff. Mauer has been head basketball coach at Florida rince INI and previously scathed at Tenaesaen, Kentucky, Miami ot Ohio ana Army. The Aurora, !H., native said ha considered dropping out af haakat­ bali-soon after the appointment af Ray Gravaa aa director o f athle­ tics and head football eoteh. ■ Compton To Speak WINTER PARK (U PI) - Main speakar at tha guidaneo conference for secondary school counselors at Rolltna College March 4-2 will ha Nobel prise winner Dr. Arthur Compton. Compton, a former asso­ ciate af Albert Einstein, directed the work that led tn tho first atomic chain yeaettoa. Acting, Plus A review of the Orlmidu itppenrancn of Betta DavU and Barry Sullivan in "The World of Carl Sandburg” | described the performance aa providing "a maximum variety" of entertainment. The review Ntrcaaed that the ahow la not a poetry reading, but "a strenuous performance, with Miss Devin on atnge practically the entire two hour*, running the gamut from humoroua anecdote* to intenaely real lied character*." Mis* Davis and Sullivan each create 22 chuructera ; In the ahow scheduled at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in the Clvig . Center. It la aponsored here by the Seminole-DoBory', Heart Council, which ia selling ticket* in th* Woodruff Bldg., corner First St. *nd Park Ava. There are plenty of good sent* left for tha Sanford presentation of Mis* Davie, undertaking her first aatiote* al personal appearance tour. Membera a< the Heart Council have bean pushing the advene# nolo in order Im r insure benefit* to the heart fund which accrue from tha ahow and go into heart Nwartfc, . t t t SANFORD, FLORIDA Planning Celebration •MiUr, and Urn. Botty Cm , w i l f l w • s.t WKDNE8RAY, JANUARY 27. I960 News Briefs Ike Plans First Political Speech te l In Port City S t and to dtecnaa nag a Guns Fired Chamber Board Meets Thursday Sanford's Civil Service Hoard will hear the views of city .cm ployes Feb. 4. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ The purpose of the 2 p . , m. meeting will be to, rily employes dent Eiseqhower left here today for CaUfonSn whom ho will auk* "to eee the board in action r 1 Algerian Revolt Spreads NEW YORK (U P t) — Stock prices at 1 p. m.j ItH American Airline* ....... American TAT ........... ■■•cease 10714 American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel . l l l l l t l t iV% SIH Caterpillar ......... M Chrysler .............. DuPont ................ «1»*»•••* 231V. Ford Motor ....... SMMttl t 22'4 General Klectrie . •eeeiaeee* H it 4IH Genersl Motors .. S Graham • Paige . Ml Int. T A T _____ 37 >4 I.onlbnl 1BV* Minute Maid Penney ------HU‘4 4 Royal Amrriran . 47 H Sears Roebuck . 47»w Standard Oil (NJ) SO1. Ktutlr baker •Us V. S. Steel urn* Westinghouse F.I. Copies of the plumbing section of the Southern Standard Building .cod e are now available at San*ford's City Hall. The plumbing section went into affect for Sanford Jan. 1, The booklet is "one of (he most mo­ dem plumbing codes in the coun­ try, as l* the building rode," City The Chamber of Commerce Building Official M. A. Yclvlng- board of directors will hold thrlr quarterly meeting Thursday at Ion said Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. al the Civic Center, lia will nol be a dinner meeting, Perkins Jr. announced. Civil Service 'Board To Meet b Court David Gitchet reported this morning that ha doesn't expect many more office holders lo an* nouncr their Intentions until the Mar. 1 qualifying date. Twenty public offices will be open in the county with too Demorralie primsry scheduled May S. JAMES AVERY Slated Here Thursday [.Do|wood's boy acont s o n raillaa pang aaid mara actfritwa and hotter ergaoiaitiaa for too town troop Tuesday night. The com mil tee eel up nine of­ fice* to help Troop 232. These nine wM ha directly responsible for Jtha troop, committee chairman Dick Zartmen aaid today. K. Richard* ia financial secre­ tary; X. 0 . Heath, emergency chairman; Roy Caudell, equip­ ment chairman; F. M. Haynes, librarian; Harold Willis, assist­ ant scoutmaster: John Saunders, transportation and procurement; Cart Lommltr, treasurer, and Bill LaBraa, refreshment*. The troop went on an nvcrnigbt I hike to Camp Wi’dernesi Friday. Smuts Harris, H iynei and Not­ tingham were promoted to first class. E ing for all candidates ehmen throughout the county, and getting the “ best dedicated men” l« fill WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Thursday. High today. 72-76. Low tonight, 56-66. Mothers Polio March Urn mo thee* will be marching Thursday in Uw annual Mothers March on Polio. Members of the Anne Miller Cir­ cle a a t last night to complete plane tor (he house to house can­ vas* from i to T p. m. ia the biggcat fund raising effort in the March o f Dimes program here. Mrs. Betty Spencer, chairman of i he Mother! March, and division I*a d m will aea The Herald build­ ing as headquarter* for receiving and tabulating th* contribution* collected from household* by the volunteer workers who will assist the circle members. Division leaders are requested lo bring the funds collected by the would be a randidale for the District candidate* wilt oppose county commissioner post in Lawrence Swofford. while iwo District S. will oppose John Kridcr and five the Jobs. With Jsmrs Avery, of I.*kr "We want to clear up the situa­ Mary, announcing his intrntion will run for the open District J tion in the county,'* Rinrhart said. In qualify, the political pot in seat. Rinehart would not comment the counlv began to boil up a list Indications are that the District further on what he meant by "the of candidates who are considering S rail will have at least two en­ situation." opposing incumbents. tries. He also denied reports that hr However. Clerk of the Circuit Reports are that »t least four A political group ha* been orgauiied in toe county with plans ta select a slate af officers to run lor the four county commis­ sion posts lo he voted on in toe May primary. K. D. Rinehart, spokesman for the group aaid the organisation waa sri up last night with the main ohjertivea of actively work­ # A Titusville county commissioner. Bernard Parriah, to­ day tossed his hat in the political rintr and announced he would "definitely be a candidate for the position of state Senator from the 37th senatorial district comprised of B r e v . ard and Seminole Counties. The position is presently held by Douglas Stenstrom of Sanford who announced last year that he would not seek another term. tndicationi are that Parrish will get no opposition from Seminole County, according to Stale Rep. Gordon Frederick. Frederick reporlrd that a man from Seminole just wouldn't have a chance "bucking the strong population of Brevard county." Parriah it married lo the form­ er Frances Klingensmith and the couple have five children. He Is serving hit first term on the Board of County Commissioners and prior to hli election in ISM wse active In several eivic or­ ganisations. - He has served as a Trustee of the Brevard County Schools, Coun­ ty Chairman of the Boy Scouts, is a past president of the Titusville Rotary Club, attained the rank of major la the United States Field Artillery during World War II serving three yesrs overseas, and la campaign chairman of the I960 United Appeal Campaign. He is a Presbyterian. Mason and an Elk and la vice-president o f Nevini Fruit Company, Inc., a citrus company which has opera­ tions extending from Mims to Fort Pierce in the Indian River section of Florida. •‘j Hi > ■4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 26, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' ,1. • • JM l SB, I t M i Kick Off i960 Cwapaiga With Miner J .I'W l WASHINGTON (UPI) — Democrat* kicked o ff tholr I960 campaign today with • nations! committee meeting .that will be climaxed Saturday by a flOO-a-plata banquet fea­ turing seven presidential hopefuls. . _ Former President Truman also will speak at tha dinner, which is expected to bring more than $200,000 into party dtsffsrs. Democrats bars complainad that tka party ts financially •trapped. - A dial K. Stotoanon will ba the selp major Democratic prtildantlal poddibility who won’t ipeak at tba banquet. Tba unaueeaedful H6S and 1166 cnndldnta originally waa achodulod to app«ar but with­ draw on (rounds ho waa not soak­ ing lha nomination. Th« potential cindldilea who Will addresa tho dinner art Sens. John P. Kennedy (Maas,), Hubtrt H. Humphrey (Minn.) - the only announced contenders — Stuart lymlngton (Mo.) and Lyndon B. dob Ison (To*.) and Govs. Ed­ mund Q. (Pat) Brown (Calif.), Bobort B. Mtynar (N J.) and 0. Mounts Williams (Mich.). At laast nine other Democrat* governors and hundreds of the yerty faithful also will attand the affair at tha Bheraton-Park Hotel. Tba national eommltleo planned to taka up a proposal by party Chairman Paul M. Butlar for fiifng quotas on contributione of ■tdU Democratic organlMtion* to Rational baadauartera. Fireworks could erupt on thia laauo. If thoy do, Butlar’a earlier atatement that good hotel r«s*rTetiona and convention seata would be alioted according to how states meat their quotas could come up. ' Butler this weak named a comfcitte* to consider appeals*from states unhsppy about their quotes. Tha DemocrsUc convention •peas July 11 ht Los Angel#*. M ♦ Logoi Notice — i m c i to A r n u i r a t u n w r no. > voi c i u m x i c. asv***, X I orw k r at.. ■ichpelat, M*rU Carolina, i Tm art t i n t r aellfle* and »• a«lro4 to flla aa sppesrsnes or •lhar Uereeses, on or before tbs gib lap of robrnarp, IMI, la that aoruia anil far Dlrorca, fllod In •ha Clreelt Canrt *litb Judlslel Circuit. Sarniaala Coontr. .Florida, Chanaarr x*. m i l . wbarnla Doala L *lvse», Plaintiff, la aaokina a Dlrorca from Charloa 1 Blv.ee, Dafoe deal Harala fall not. olaa a dafaall «IU X antarad asalaat pan for an«h fallum. A an*7 of euob appoaranc* ar atb»r dafanaoa. muat ba mailed to A. O. Mach, Attorney for Plaintiff, f it Boat Cancard Avs„ Orlando. Florida. ■ WITNItaa, tba hand of Iho Clark sad tka Mai of aald Oourt.nt Mafard, Mailaala Oanatr, Plorlda. dtfc dap at Jaanarp, Ilia. Prosecutor Says He'll Ask For Gas Chamber For Finch LOI ANGELES (UPI) - Prose­ cutor Fred N. Whlehello lays he la golac to sek the gas chamber for both Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carols Trsgoff. Wklcbsllo told United Prern tstonutional. after presentation of tbs bulk •( tbs stata’a earn, that he’ Has sot changed hie Intention of siking the death psnalty Is the kllliag ef tbs surgeon's brunetU wife. Tbs law hi California le unusual os thia t u n . If the Jury rddchei a verdict at first degree murder, arguments era opened all over sgala on Urn penalty and then they must reach another unani­ mous verdlet on the penalty. Tba woman who apart the eve­ ning with Mri. Barbara Finch, S3, before she was ebot to death JtUy II, li scheduled to tastily at tba murder trial today. Convict John Cody, * Sf, who "hopei" ht U a ladlai' man and admits ka la a liar, iwort Thuriday that ha had not been diked to get coantor-evidence for divorce agelaet Mra. Finch and to eleap with her if neceeiary. Cody wae returned to Jail ia Minnesota after taitlfylng Finch and Carols hired him "not to fol­ low Mrs. Finch, to kin her." "You told Dr. Flach you didn’ t know any woman you couldn't (Im p with within 34 hour*," aald Cooper. "That'* a Ha," aald Cody. Another tough wltnaaa against the red-haired Carole, 33, now beglaalog to weep into ■ handker­ chief, and tba still vary cheerful Dr. Flach, 41, was Donn Mira, handwriting expert of to years RETIRING FROM VAH-7, Chief Morvin J. Rohlfa, right, ywooivod n pi aqua from hi* commanding of floor, Cdr. Kenneth F. Rowail. Joining tho carnmonr Aftor Rohlfa in*pec tod Min unit urn, from loft, his daughter, Kahla, hia non, Dougina, and Mrs. RohlfR. Tha Rohlfa will liva at 118 E. Coleman Cirelo. Tha ehief will enter the innurnnee bus Inass here. (Herald Photo) Past iaycee Prexys Reminisced At Meet Nine p u t Jaycaa president* told what tha Joyces* did for them Thursday. The past presidents were gueata o f honor at a Junior Chamber o f Commerce luncheon in the Civic Center. Their terms of office spanned more than 20 years. John Kader said the Jaycecs must be interested in San­ ford and it* needs. Young men should come up and take over New Bowling Alley Opens Tomorrow Jat Lines Bowling Alleys will open tmofflclslly Sslurdsy night. •Tho official opening won't be until Feb. 31-31, but the public can start bowling about 0 p. m. Saturday, Manager John Spolskl said Thursday. Regular opening hours starting Monday will be from 0 a. m. until the last bowler leavei, Spolskl said. Thera will ba Itm competi­ tion la tba grand opening. The top local bowler will meet natlonelly known kaglar Lee Jougllnrd. Free bowling Instruction also will be given during the grand opening. Jot tones have air condition­ ing, a nursery and on intercom system that telle bowlers when their turn at the lanes has come, Spolskl said. ___________ **Ml2fuatlfled bis studied of the handwriting af Mrs. Finch and tbo doctor mado him positive ■ chtck for 93,000 signed by Mra. Finch to the order of tho doctor was not her signature. Ho aald R was hia opinion that Finch had forgad it by copying or tracing. Grant Cooper, Finch's euavt and ebio attorney, got nut a mag­ nifying glass sad peered with lataailty at blow-up signatures of tbo polr na ho asked Mire to es­ . Darld M. Oalckal ' Clark at tka Circuit Oaart. pials bow ha reached such a A. 0. Bank ( conclusion. f i t B. Concord Art. Mire pointed to "tremors" In Orlando. KIi, PaWIrt Inn I. II. tl. X .. Ilia. tha handwritlna and Cooper said ta r n circu it court o r t u b ho had trouble spotting such tre­ JANUARY M Si a m ju d icial circuit o r mor*. M M i M , in A ko r o a s a a i. ftdmlnlina SOUR COURTT, PAORIOA. C S X Alfred O nes Jr., Sanford lO R f a a. loasa. Kirk Oliver, Sanford VI HIT PBDBHAI. SAVINIIS AMD Nora McDowell, Sanford LOAN ASSOCIATION OR ORLAN­ DO, a aarporatloa, Kelly Clary, Sanford rialntlff, The Bethune.Cookmon Collage Lois Room . Sanford Concert chorale will elng at Urn Shirley Warren, Sanford PAUL 'B. PALUBIt and BUNT PALMBit, tali wits, PHUT NA- 8L John's Church Sunday, with a Lorsce Peterson. 8anford TIOKAL HANK AT WINTKR PARK Sanford student among the solo­ Betty Gooding, Sanford a corporation I It- J. BBABOUT, Manna George, 8anford ists. Md NBLLIU CAIITKII, flattndonlo. Dorothy Smith, Lake Monrae William Wynn of Sanford, • kOTIUM OP SUIT Alice Hasty, Sanford Junior at Bethuaa-Cookmaa, will TOI Panl K. Palmar Births bo • eololat when the 33 voice r/o Louisa Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Albart Warren, chorale sings at the 7:10 p.m. con* Ronla I. »°* Pltasarald, O.orgln Sanford, a daughter cert. There will not bo any admis­ and Mr. and Mra. Bobby Brtssoy, sion charge. St. John's Baptist llubp Palmar Sanford, a daughter Church la at Cypreaa Ave. and r/a Louisa Blahop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itouto J. Oai dl-C Tenth SL Pltasarald, Oaor*l» McDowell. Sanford, a ana Too ara harabp notified that a DUmissals •nit to faraelosa a morlsasa an Bart Peterson, Sanford tba billow dooerlbod proportp boo Mon oommonetd asalaat pou la Kathleen Adams, Sanford Iho Circuit Court of tka Ninth David Schwelrkert, Lake Mary Judicial Circuit, dominoIa County, James J. Rubel, •Sanford The family of Mra. Alice Hen Florida. The abbreviated title to iho •rasa, who diad Tuesday, requests aauaa la Plrat Padaral darings and Loan AsbobMl sa af Orlaada ». that ns flowers ho sent to dm Communion Service homo or chunk. Paol B. Palmar, at si. Tba daoarlptlsa of tka real proAll Salats Episcopal Church of Funeral ritoa lor Mra. Handerportp proreadod asnlnat lai ion will bo eoflducted at 11 o. m. EaterpriM will hold Holy com Lot II, Slock A, of Little Sunday at tha Zion Hope Baptist munion at I a. m. Sunday and Woklna Batata*. Number Oaa, Seminole Countp, Flor­ morning prayer at It a. m. Church. ida, accord ini U tka plat tktraar, as raoordad la Plat Hospital Notes . College Chorale Schedules Service Family Asks No Flowers Be Sent B ooh I, pans I f. Pnbllo lln. cord o wf Bomlaula Couatp, Plnrlda. Ton ara rtqulrod to flla pour Antwar or other plsedtag with the Clark af tka abars Court and serve a aanp tharaof npoa alias, Hedrick A Hoblnaon, 111 South Conn Rlrnnt, Orlando, Plorlda, attornapa tor tbo pUlatlff, on or before Pabrnarp It. IMS. If pou fall to da m i Decrta Pro Caafaaao will ka antapod at ' asalaat peu far tka relief if demanded In tka Cemplslat. WITNBSd rnr kaad and tka aaal nf aald Court ia Sanford. Somlaold County. Florida, tola IMA dap af ttaS*im- DAVID M. QATOMML Clark of tka Circuit Court, Mass Confirmation Held By Church the community, be eald. Seder and Ed Kirchhoff, a Jaycee president of the m!d.lD30's agreed that Jaycee membership and associa­ tion with other Jayeeee helps over­ come shyness. Sonny Reborn eald that only In the Jaycee* do you have tha opportunity to work on a pet-pro­ ject, or a pet-peeve for the cornunity. Doug Stenetrom looked back to when the Jayeeee set up a firat aid elation here, and pro. moted the bond issue which built Seminole Memorial Hospital. Sanford waa ona of the few U, 8. towns that lost population in tha 1030’e. The Jayeeee returning from the., war had to convince themselves they could build up the community, Stenetrom aald. Gordon Bradley, George An* drew Speer, William Stamper and Richard Deae were other past pre­ sident! who reminisced at the meeting. Ken Simmons was emeac. Smooth Sailing Parly Slated A male confirmation service at AU Souls Catholic Church in Sanford saw 100 children and 35 adults rective the Holy Sacrament Thursday evening. The Molt Rev. Joseph P. Hur­ ley, D. D., Bishop of Diocese of St. Augustine, administered the rites. Several priests from neigh­ boring parishes assisted in the ceremonies. While here, the Bishop also blessed the new school at All Souls Church. The school which provides elass room space and a social ball for the church haa been In use since December 1st. There are 450 children enrolled ia gradea one through 10. ttodendd of Ike school sang the hymns sad presented special music for the service of confirma­ tion add tba dedication of the school afterward. Father Richard J. *Lyons Is the pastor at AU tomla Church looa tod at till am at and Oak Polio Funds To Be Asked Sunday 'Spooky/ 'Sparky' To Aid Society "Spooky and Sparky" win be in Sanford Saturday trying to halp gat members for the San­ ford Humaoe Society. The two glant-sise pet*. • cat and a dog, will cavort around the Post Office all day seeking memberahlpe to rate* fund# for an animal shelter. Parents are invited to brldg children to see the two unusual animals and take out Junior mem­ bership* for youngsters at so cents each. Full memberships also will be signed. The society started last week to enroll members sod scheduled acquisition of a shelter for atray animals as Ita first major pro­ ject. One of (ha evekts sponsored by tha women of the Anna Miller Circle to raise fundi for the March of Dimes will be ■ road block Sunday at the corner of French Ave. and W. First St. Police wiU assist the volunteer workers In making. the eollcltalion by regulating the traffic algnal x motorists ar* delayed as little as possible. Mrs. Sallia Wight, ehairman of The CheckertaUs of VAH-11 will mMt tonight at lha NAS Sanford Ballroom to Introduce new shipmated and to wish departing mem­ ber! imooth tailing. The aquadroo Is scheduled to leave Sanford Tues­ day for a seven-month eruise In the Mediterranean. The Chief Petty Officers of Tonight’s party, beginning at Naval Air Station and Fleet Units 7:30, will feature muiic of Nick are giving a dinner party in honor Pfeifauf and hit band. Refresh­ of Captain and Mra. R. W. Slye, ments, door prizes, entertainment Commanding Officer, Naval Air and a few surprises are scheduled. Station, Saturday evening at 7:30 Meeting with the squadron for p. m. the last time will be Leading Chief Dress will be teml-formal for Hoyle A. Shields, who ia retiring Circle Meet the -event at which an orcheitra next week after over 30 years of The Evening Circle of the will play for dancing. Naval service. Reservations must be mad* at WSCS of Grace Methodist Church Shieldi reported to VAH-tl In will meet at • p. m. Monday at the CPO club not later than 11 February, 1957 and during the tha church. a. m. Saturday. squadron's last cruise to the Medi­ terranean ht asiumed the dutlee of leading chief. Shieldi, his wife Polly, and their SECURITY two children plan to remain in SSOCIATES, INC. Sanford. Chiefs To Honor NAS Commander Health Official To Attend M eet STOCKS - BONDS I* Seminole County Tuberculosis sad Health Association executive secretary Mra. Lorraine Graham will attend the Florida Conference at Tuberculosli Workers Fab. 1-3. MUTUAL • FUNDS J. T el. Mgr. Member • New FA S-7H3 KIRK • Plait York Stock Rsckange TRAIN NOW TO BR A H E A V Y E Q U IP M E N T OPERAT O R TraaquUliera: Chairman Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.) of the Senate anti trust subcommittee — in Us second day of hearings on drug prices — said research on drugs far cancer and mental health might be lagging because drug companies oppose government patent poUclea. Kefauver eald there was danger of socialised medicine If companies failed to cut drug prices soon. Narcotics: Senate investigators have been told "bureaucratic bun*J»a" In the Treasury Depart­ ment Ip Interfering with effort! to halt narcotic smuggling from Mexico, Sen. John A. Carrol) (DGoto.) said. He made tha statemenl at the start of a Senate Ju­ venile delinquency subcommittee Investigation of Uw International narcoties (raffle. Trained Man A n Earning Over *165 18* PKK WF.BK Complete Training Program,' Including Actual Experience an Heavy Equipment. No Previoua Experience Needed. Mail Coupon for Complete Information. Qualify now • u n iv e r s a l - s c h o o l far the many high paying i Of Heavy Equipment Operation jobs in htevy construeHot H E — Sanford Herald Uon, building r e a d s , Name .... ........ ............. ...... bridges, dame, pip* lines, I Age ......w w »m n . i i i wf«»eD-.».«»»«»•.*.i* aaesIseeTa homes, office buildings, . Street .......... •■.*-. ................. *tc. Local and foreign City .— ......... .... Slate I Phone...... Hrs. at Home employment. (Bob QhuunLu} ClqsuidLj \ .'ul, V E T E R A N S . . . ....... co nstru ctio n of your home NOWI Wo con assist you in obtaining a VA (Knotty) n n n ) Pin*, • " * • " * 10" ita**1,** •»\ • GRADER • BULL DOZER • POWER SHOVEL • CLAM SHELL AND MANY OTHERS All Week— Jan. 18 thru Jan. 23 N*. 9 Grad*. BMMtlfnl d * M *te*k I ATTENTION M EN! SPECIALS wtd tha event, and Mrs. Bettg Ona, co-chairman with Mrr, Russet Spencer of the Mothers Mirth, said eontributions to the polio fund jriU be asked irons to a. m. to I p. m. Sunday by mambeaa of the group. A meeting is scheduled Tuesday/* for captaini and workera af tulw various teams for the Mothers March at tbe Elks Club. Flail plana for the annual boas* to house canvass by tbe women Jan. 2S will be mad* at this masting. A Senate Drives Toward Final Vote On Clean Election Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate drove today toward a fi­ nal vote on the clean elections bill already stiffened to limit cam­ paign donations by individuals and total spending In presidential campaigns. Another "tough" provision—this one aimed at curbing labor's in­ fluence In elections, primaries, conventions and caucused — was up for action. Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-S.C.) offered the labor amendment, clearly aimed at the AFL-CKPa Committee for Political Education (COPE). The amendment would prohibit labor unions nr their political arms from making any "contri­ bution or expenditure" in cam­ paigns or flections. Other congressional news: MittL WIGHT, MRS. COX PLAN ROAD-BLOCK LOAN to financo your homo on your own lot, 8* Ft. and if you don’ t havt o lot, w t’ ll help you find on t ! Fir Plywood Undtr this VA financing, there is Panalweave Fence (In n ln l It Y m tm H) F m m * In f-Ptec* 8*cUan*. NO DOWN P A Y M E N T i*Nft, *'i 1 Homes in Ravenna Park can be financed under this plan, or under F.H.A. with as little as You Pay Closing Coots Only $400 DOWN LOWEST Intarwt POieBILE TODAY Monthly Payments Like Rent i SheenutkeJi fonsihjuudtion fa ., 9nc. w . n o t Ok. VA W IN ' A / I] I OM« / ■.■jv x p *_"wna m t fa m in �M AS May Get New Supersonic Craft There are strong indications that a new supersonic heavy attack aireraft, the A3J Vigilante, will be intro­ duced into Navy use in VAH-1 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. The brand new H-bomb carrying aireraft has been wider development for five years by North American Aviation Inc. K completed ita test flight teats in the fall o f 1958. It is a twin engined, high wing, jet powered type capable of operating from current aircraft earriera and airfields. If the official decision is announced to place the ASJ here, it will be the second time the Sanford NAS has been selected for introduction of a new attack air­ cr a ft The ASD Skywarrior was put into use here in February, 1957. Factors in the w e o f th e Sanford station for in­ troduction of the new supersonic craft would be "the adequacy o f facilities and economy o f introduction that may be effected locally." The station last week received praise for its effi­ ciency of operation and utilisation of manpower and re­ source# by the Navy inspector general's team which completed a two-week inspection. The station was given a high rating by the inspecting team and Capt. Robert Slye, commanding officer, re­ ported that "they said we’re getting a dollar’s worth for every dollar spent.” J “ And we’re proud o f that,” Capt. Slye snid. Although no official notice has been given that the A3.I will come here first, the fact that h new program of this type, which takes at least several months to get started, is upcoming indicates an important role for the NAS in future programs of the Navy. A.’t f Vigilante, lir r a lii capable of supersonic delivery o f nuclear load Cold Endangers WEATHER: Fair, continued rather cold through Tuesday. High today, 65-60. Low tonight, 45-50. VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 .MONDAY, JANUARY 26. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Street Battle Images In Algiers Over Peace Plan ALGIERS (UP!) - Heavily-arm­ ed European settlers began strengthening their fortress-like barricades in the heart at Algiers today in defiance at Praaident Charles DeGauile'i plea to "return to national order." The government declared a state of siege in hopes of restoring order among the students and settlers trying to force DoGauilt out of office because of their die-hard opposition to his "soft1' peace plans for Algeria. Schools were dosed. b But the settlers ripped up new patches of pavement and brought in fresh wooden logs to reinforce the breast-high barricades that block off several streets to the center of the city. They defiantly destroyed helicopter-dropped leaf­ lets bearing DeGauiie's appeal. 1# Paris OoGaulle mat in emergancy stasia# with Premier Michel Debra to deekte whether to uoe fare# to • showdown with Mm Wftottloro. The settlors end riot patoe .battled at sundown Sunday and. at toast M persons war# reported M od A surrender ultlmstuto was axpooled. The settlers showed no atg# ai surrender. Heavy contingents af riot police stood outside tho barriers. Army troops wort streaming toward the dtp to reinforce tho gerHaoar al­ ready there. Major totenections tower* under heavy guard and mils • o f barbed wire protected the gov­ ernment headquarters. The settlers were entrenched ooiy a short distance away. Disturbances erupted agoto to­ day I# Ora# where a group of riotera attempted Sunday to seise the prefecture building. Tho Oran demonstrator* stopped several city buses, punctured their IIres and pushed them across the ^streets to block them off. w They included hundreds of stu­ dents and middle-aged Europeans who formed a mob of 10,000 gunday aad fought a pitched bottle with riot police. An unofficial chock of hospitals showed 00 dead, ton of them police, and 101 wound­ ed I# the fighting. The a m p thus far was aloof lo the settlers' appeals to Joto them ia aa uprising which would bring _ ibe downfall af DoGeulto and • ro d what they fear-will bo a sur­ render to the Moslem rebels who have boon bottling tho armp for five year*. Catholics To Get New Church, School ^ South Seminole Catholics will gel a new 1100,000 church aad ochool this year. The church and school will be built on Altamonte Springs' Mait­ land Ave. and Spring Lake Road. Rev. f t . Hubert Reason said to­ day. The new unit will replace the . St. Mary Magdelene's where Fr. Reason is now pastor. The present rhurch, which was converted from the old Seminote Club, wlU bo utCd ss a meeting ball. • State Employment MIAMI (UPI) — Florida’s cold­ est weekend of the year left a stricken winter vegetable Industry, a host of unemployed migrant farm workers and at least four dead today. Estimates of the ruin of vege­ table crops in the Dad* County and l,aka Okeechobee area* ran to SO to tto per rent. This represented a potential loss of million* of dol­ lars, ami the effect will lie long lasting in higher prices for vege­ table* through Hie nation in weeks to ronta. Iiryan Page, Miami district di­ rector of the Florida Slate Em­ ployment Service estimated about 7,000 migrant workers — mostly County's Citrus News Briefs Crop Damage N o Incidents Reported 'Small' Robert Lee, V. M. Arnett, Mrs. Roberta Richards, Ralph W ight after receiving Jaycee awards for the year. (Herald Photo) y - * ft'* J 4, Is Young Man Of Year; Mrs. Richards, Lee, Arnett Honored Ralph B. Wight II was announc­ young farmer of the year for bia ed as .the winner of the Jaycee work to the cattle business. Distinguished Service Award for Hit citation pointed out that tost at tha Junior Chamber of ha was Judged to have made the Commerce’i award* banquet. most progress with his original Wight was acclaimed principal­ herd, had made outstanding im­ ly for bia work previously ia ob­ provement in pastures and drain­ taining a blood bank here and age and had used hit technology then spearheading Us growth and to the best advantage. construction of Ua own building I*e it president of toe Cattle­ last year. He also was cited for hi* work with the Elks Play­ men’s Assn., ■ member of tho ground for three years, being on Farm Bureau and ia active in the bosrd of the Harry Anna Crip­ church and civic program* to pled Children’s Home at Umatilla, Oviedo and (he county. First recipient of tho Young for activity with the Rotary Club, Elk* Club, American Legion, to Sailor of tha Year award waa A g and the Holy Cross Episcopal Verlin M. Arnett, first clan avia­ Church. He is the secretary-trea­ tion fire control technician af VAH-3. surer of the Wight Grocery Co. Nominated by a board of offic­ Three other outstanding young people was presented awards by ers from the squadron. Arnett the Jaycees as they wound up was selected by ■ station board their annual Jaycee Week. These from a group of several outstand­ wore for the county’s outstand­ ing enlisted men. Arnett’s activities include be­ ing young teacher, young farm­ ing a Scoutmaster, president of er and young sailor. Mrs. Roberta Richards, a mem­ ber of the Sanford Grammar School faculty, was voted the out­ standing teacher. This award was given for teaching ability and school activities, but also includ­ HAVANA (LTD —The imicprr.d ed Judging on accomplishments rnt newspaper Dairin do Is Mar­ asked pointedly Sunday in civic endesvors outside tho ina whether supporters of Premier school. Mrs. Richards was praised not Fidel Castro “ are burning newsonly for her teaching abilities but papers as Hitler did under Nosfor her additional volunteer work ism." An editorial entitled "Fidel's which she does, including direct­ ing the glee club after school hours Words" contrasted Castro's as­ and being president of the local surances that the Cuban press chapter of Alpha Della Kappa, an would be free even lo criticise honorary teachers sorority. She him. During lha past two months also takes part in church activities ; publications unpopular with (he and Is a church organist. revolutionary regime have been An Oviedo native, Robed K. stolen nr burned in half a doten Lee, was judged tha outstanding Cuban towns. Castro Queried On Press Freedom Rescuers Drilling Altamonte Springs Man For Buried Miners Killed In Road Mishap w A 33-year-old Negro truck driv- and taken to Seminole Memorial •r from Altamonte Springs was Hospital. Hospital authorities reported killed when bis vehicle overturned this morning that Luster was In in a ditch early Saturday morning. "fair" condition. The Sheriff's office re|»irled Douglas MeGavuck was killed that the track veered o ff the road I# Um mishap white a companies o# Um 014 Lake Mary Highway to the track, Aerie Luster ef IBM and Cook's Corner and turned Poptar Ave., Sanford, was injured over, landing in a dilcb. COALBROOK (UPI) — South Africa's biggest diamond drill chewed Its way toward a rubbleblocked gallery in the Clydesdale coal mine today and bystanders wondered whether it would prove to be a trap or a tomb for the 440 miners caught SIS feel under­ ground by a cave-in Thursday. The Immediate aim of the drill­ ing waa lo cut i 14-inch abaft through whisk any survivors of the cave-in might obtain air, food and water. the local Fleet Reserve Assn, ment on stales righls—they will cbapltr, being chairman of the preserve the good old Constituboard of trustees of Kbeneser tion, but Ihey don't want to grab Methodist- Church and teaching the bull by Um horns where h Study school He also is rated ■ 1 will do tho most good-down oo top msa to his field by the N a v y ........................... the local lovel," he laid Tho Jaycees and their honored Four members of lha Junior gueste beard Judge Voile Wil­ chamber received certificates of liams, who won the distinguished merit for being chosen Jaycee of service award himself in ISS2, the Month in the local organisa­ spetk on "the future of young tion's program. men in America." Jack Erickson, Don Royar, Gar­ Judge Williams delivered a ring­ nett White and Jack Wilber were ing call to young people to Join honored for Uieir work during the the Jaycees and assume the Iasi four months of 1BH including responsibilities that go with lead being commltlro ehslrmen h r •rahip in tha community. msjor projects. Ho stressed particularly the need for leadership on the local level rather than state and na­ tional levels. "The woods are full of so-call­ ed leaders who are not willing to servo their - community because they a n waiting for toe call of bigger (bingo. They can't find Pfc. Robert H. Weber, a Matin* time to loach Sunday school, to sentry at Ui* Hanford Naval Air attend P-TA, to sarvt as chair­ Station, is listed In critical eondlman of the Got Oul the Vote Com­ lion M a y as a result of an ac­ mittee, to bo a member of the cidental shooting last night. Christmas Parade Committee — Weber was wounded wltrn a but they will fight to tlirir latl wra|H>n being unloaded by an­ breath against federal rnrrt.arhother Marine accidently was fired and ha waa hit in tha chest. He is in the Orlando Air Fore* Bata Hospital. . The commanding officer of the Marine Barrarks at the air sta­ NASHVILLE, N. C. (UPD-Two tion has otdered an investigation convicts armed with a rifle and of tlie accident. pistol captured a guard and kid Pfc. Weber is the son of Mr. naped a passing motorist today in and Mrs. Otto Weber, 6316 Elliott a break from a road gang. Ave., Middle Village, N. Y. Tbs men beaded west toward Spring Hope, about nine miles from here. Tha Nash County sheriffs office reported the rar tha convicts were believed driving NEW YORK ■lock was wan about an hour after the 10 a. m. break on U. S. 64 beyond prices al 1 p. m.: American Airlines ........ . 3144 Spring Hope. American TAT ........ liethlelhrm Sterl ........... . . 32 Caterpillar ........................ DuPont .............................. Ford Motor ..................... WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep General Klertric ............. Frank Koyalski (D-Conn.) today General Motors ............... . SOH proposed a sweeping revision of Graham • Paiga ................ 3 the armed forces which would Int. T A T ...................... . a«H mold the Army, Navy. Air Force, Lorillard .......................... . 3t'a Marines and Coast Guard into ooc Minute Maid ................... . 1IH defease unit. Penney ............... # .......... . 122U Kowalski, a former Army Colo­ IVftl) IIft ............. . . 16U nel, submitted legislation that Royal Ainrrican ............. 4 would give full command author- Scare Roebuck .................. . 41‘ j Mg la a airilian secretary af da- Sludebakor.......................... . 3140 fensa wMh only the President as U. S. Steel ..................... . S2H commander-to-ci.:.. suev* him. Wcsltogbout* El................. Marine Sentry Shot In Mishap Convicts Escape From Road Camp 1 p. m. Stocks Combine Forces, O fficial Says FLOYD, Va. (UPI) - Nina Ne­ groes filed quietly into the side door of sn all-white high school today in the first racial integra­ Seminole County’s 63 million tion in mountainous Southwest citrus Industry apprars lo have Virginia. Thera were no incidents. escaped serious damage from the coldest weekend of the year and D efends Policy prolonged cold spell that has seen WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense frost blanket Hie area for the Secretary Thomas S. Gales staun­ past five days. chly defended today the adminis­ County Agent Cecil Tucker re­ tration's missile and satellil* ef­ ported Ihis morning that ha would forts as a witness before the not venture a guess on how murh House Space Committee. Gates citrus was destroyed but the said the Defense Department's figure was "very small" and was ballistic mlssils and apart pro­ nowhere near the serious damage gram* had "in about ten years to groves during the msjor fraexc achieved impressive rasuKa." to 1637. Tucker explained that to ail pro­ Commissioner 111 . bability - only- tho yeung citrus OCALA ('UFD —Florida AgrC trees were hurt. He compliment­ culture Coaamititonar Nathan ed citrus farmers who fired early Mayo, 13, (ought baek today after and protected the 16,000 acrea of an attack of pneumonia which eitru* to the county. hospitaliied him with a 104-degree However, the vegetable Indus­ fever. The veteran Cabinet offi­ try in tho county suffered "slight cial waa reported in serious condi­ to heavy" damages in many areas. tion Sundsy night. Rut hospital Heaviest hit, according to Tuck­ attendants ssid be appeared to er, was lha celery and cabbage be improving. industry. The county agent todieted that vegetable damage may Shipbuilding: Strike hit near tha half millioo mark but NEW YORK (U ri) - 5Utkins at Ibi* Unto it was tan nsriy to shipbuilders meet with federal give as accurate figure on tha mediators and tha Bethlethem lost. Steel Co., today la an effort to Temperature* dipped to V de­ settle a strike affecting lha na­ grees Saturday and Sunday morn­ tion’s nuclear shipbuilding pro­ ings but a warmup trend waa re­ gram. About 10,000 members of corded this morning ai tempera­ tho Marino and Shipbuilding Work, ture* rote to 36 degrees. ert Union are on strike against Tucker said ho plant to make Iirthlehem's Quincy, Mass., yard an attentive tour of all citrus and snd tha nearby Fora River yard. vegetable areaa to the county be­ fore making My damage figures Missing: Passenger public. KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) Jaime Ruii, who woo listed at one of tha 37 victims of latl week's Montego Bay airline crash Rids for three pieces of equip­ was not on tha piano at oil, ment for (be county road depart­ authorities disclosed Sunday sight. ment will be opened at Tuesday’s Dead to hit place wot Mario Cam. county commission meeting. pusano, a frieod who had bor­ Bids will be awarded for a new rowed Ruit'a passport to order loader, miser and dragline. to return from Now York to BoTh* commission alto will award gotba, Colombia, to attend to a bid for a new pick-up truck for pressing business. Both wara Co­ the county's agriculture depart­ lombian cilltena. ment. Bid Opening Set Negroes and Puerto Rlrant — would be oul of work within 10 days. He said Ihis would jeopard­ ise the welfare of 21,000 persona when (be families of th* workers are included. At least three persons died of nttempt* to keep warm In lb* fleeting weather and one man was killed when his car skidded off an ice-coated bridge. Sunday, when most of the dam­ age was done to the vegetable crops, taw the slate's first snow in two years when a light covering [ell in North Florida. South Florida got aome relief this morning aa temperatures failed to go below freexlng la most sections. But a radio station in Gainesville at the north end of the slate reported a morning low of 17 degrees. Ironically, white disheartened grower* inspected their withered fields to Dade County Sunday afternoon, tourlatt crammed the beaches to soak up sunshine. Tha temperature to the Miami area rose into the comfortable BO'a In lha afternoon after the coldest dawn of the year. Dawn was obscured in the vegetable growing areoi Sunday by dona* clouda of black smoke from smudge pots and pile* af gaaoltoa soaked rubber lira*. Snow fell over northwest Florida ■Sundsy white temperatures hover­ ed to the mid-30'a. U m Weathew Bureau said it was the Brat snow to Um slot* otooe Uw record frees* of 1*31. Tho flakes malted amoat aa see# at they hit the ground at Pent#- „ cola, DoFunlak Springs and Cresiview. Damage ooUmale* to winter vegetables ranged a* high a* SB and M par cent. Thousand# af acres of-po** h*am. squash and tomatoes wore scared to th* rich vegetable bolt aoulh of Miami. Looms from th* frees* were expected to ha counted to mil Rons of dollar* and tend prira* at fresh ragotobto* across tha no­ tion akyrockattog. Two Cars Crash, But Nobody Hurt Two cart crashed at Sanford Ava. and Onora Rd. today, hut no­ body waa hurt aerioualy. Mri. Mildred Ebarla waa driving aast oo Onora Rd. when bar »*r crashed Into Um front af a car coming north on Sanford Avt., th# Highway Patrol said. Virgil Cllfr ford Gracey of Sanford waa driv­ ing Um northbound tar. Highway Patrolman Olin Garrett charged Mrs. Ebarto with failure to yield th# right of way. County Tax Money Keeps Pouring In Over 61 million has been coiledid by Ibe tax eollrctor’a office for taxes and the sale of 1M0 auto licensa plates, Tax Cdllacter John Galloway reported tbia morning. Galloway said bis office, aa af ibis morning, has lasted to,373 re­ ceipts and baa taken to IBST.ITS.SS In taxes. The tax collactor reminded realdents that they only have this week to take advantage of tha four percent discount when payinS taxes. Starting next week, the tax dis­ count will drop la oo* perraat. Galloway reported alee that his office has issued 7,023 licenaa tag* and collected 1136,*41.33. The dead­ line for all county residents to have their 1*60 aulo lagi is Feb. 3B. Peron’s Plant Develops Trouble CIUDAD TRUJILLO (UPI) Former Argentio* President Juan D. Pcron took off aaply today oo a chartered flight to Europe, but was forced to return here bocauao of "minor engine trouble." Guillermo Santonl, manager af th* Brasilian airline from which paron chartered Iho big Coastalfatioo, did aol specify the trou­ ble." TOPSY-TURVY Iice turn lag* are a now lactor John Galloway. ha# char* _■ Galloway, ___ who _____ sallling tha tags ia 8emiaoi# County, nlao got four MU of duplicated tags In th# shipment. All the misprints w il go buck lo TuUahaaae#. �\ id the Rev. David g. Canada a* fim paaler af the Alliese* Church Was aeda at tha Sunday stnrfcet. * Me win leeve ienferd to bacomc Senary Alliance at Lake Worth. I Pester CanafU will end hla min­ istry after aersa year* of arnica t l thU eemmeatty an Pah. 14. At A n t time tha Annual Missionary Oenveabao tor thia year win coma te e d ost. ThU it a highlight of tha -peer la ell Allleace Cburchaa which g l N the graup it* dleUnclloo as an evsngalkal Chriitlan group with ga latass* »Uikm*ry program. . . Thera are 14 corporation* la Mm U. S. with mors than IW.ooo Stockholder* each. Legal Notice Horten w tg a venue UNB 1 VMTAK BSTAT1M, me. Comes new Imho Srlrsn Kstots*. is. en* publish** this, Its nolle* » the Public of Somlnolo County, lorlSa that It wilt r.queet rooolu. Ion mooting plat af taka' Sylvan IgUlee approved by tbo Board of Oanty CommlMloii.r. of Stmlnol* ounty on ta# ith day of Auaust. The! the petlUenar, Lake aplvan Otataa. Inc., I* Ik* pramastor af la to* *tmpl* UUa ta tkai pan f tha trad for which varatlon i deslrod. That vacation will not ffeet tbo fee ilmpto till* nwnrr* » lota tl, ta. te. hr. I*, it. se, K 41, 4*. 4T. *S. as, t), IT. I*. Tt, I, M, sea M. Lake Srlvoo Betatee IS tbo atraote an* aommaata aa tr -Ik* plot approved an tha Ith ■r Of Aaauot. lit*. tad raedrded l Plot Book f. pas* tl at the Somlnolo County, , nnbtla u u o n*mrde iiernra. of or a.minoi* r.nuniy. Fieri**. Taat suck vacation will ;> not affect the Insreee and spree* as tho fee slmpio till* owasrs of 1' tho ohov* numhorod lots In said 1 aubdlvtaloa. That tho slat* and couaty lax** . da* ea tha proporilsa la this eub. . , dlvUloa have been paid for all -U r. Star* at the Sanford Re* received a tottor lad wook fra * a D i l u y tooldonL. 0 . M. (Jim) Km 4 m m tha lottor tnd t l cants ta Mr. Star with the following ward* i “Thank you for tho opportunity end pleaiuro of allowing me ta walk along tho aoo path* and talk to the bird* and other animal* of tho *00. “ Disneyland has nothing on you.** . T' Rood continued, “ eaieloaod pleat* find a quarter to get you aomo food, but uao aoma of the money tor the other animals toe." Road I* blind and taya ho talk* to tha animal* with hi* eano. . V. ' • * • riagr rice at Lyman High Tueeday night and Geldahor* Element*ry Beheal Wodneiday afternoon. 0 0 9 Chief Patty Officer* from tht Naval Air 8t*Uon feted their new commanding o f f i c e r Saturday night and about MO portona wel­ comed Capt. Robert Sly*. The party waa held at the CPO Club. . * # • Aa all heater exploded la Rob­ ert Herring'* 4U E. Third St. home Thunday. Fire from the oxploilon burned up a bed and clothlngi the (Ire department *ald. A eity block, burned in a gras* fire aa Elliott Ave. between Fourth and lighth St. the tame day. • • • At tho county commlnlon meet­ ing laat week, one cemmiitfbner brought up the matter of agree­ ment aadfor disagreement among tho board member* on varioua builnea* and a*Id "1 b#l*lv# that thia board ha* agreed dosa to 05 per cent o f tho time." The vary next motion found the board member* agreed again—to adjourn tor lunch. County residents will got a chance ta aa* legitimate theater Saturday night whan Bette Davis and Barry Sullivan appear In a dramatic presentation of tho works of Pulltter prise winning poet Carl Sandliurg. Tickets are available In the Woodruff Build­ ing, corner Park Ava and Pint S t * • • Sanford has become a haven for about 1,000 robin* Which artivod the wintry here today to blasts from up Mrs. Floyd Harris, 107 N. Vlr. ginla Ava., reported that the rob­ ins ware "all over the yard and area this morning." e • i Bomlnolo County school lunch personnel will leant haw to ate tf*M*am tokkaaMmalMaa a u u ^ mask rice Tuesday and Wednesday. u w i f NOcomniiTN optniQ w pok Mrs. Dorothy Hutchosea, n He* l o a r Soarings today oa a • bill industry rvpraasatatlva, wilt speak aimed at averting a nose-dive la borne building this spring by giv­ ing tha industry a “ bilUoa-doUar ihot-in-tha-arm.” Chglrmaa Albert Ratal (D-Ata.) af tha haaklng subcommittee predieted a substantial dccltae ta horn* building ta tha next tow taoaths unless Congress provide* additional mortgage credit. Hi* measure would act up a ipeelat blUkm-dollar toad far tht purchase of FHA and GI loan* •a lower-priced home*. Mrs. Angie Purdy Dies At 87 That tbs subdivision do** not lie h with la tha corporato llmiit af ear tow* ar elty, aad therofor* no . vaoatlon . by such eorporalloo Is ‘ aoqelrad. > X-AKB BYI.VAN ESTATES, INC. Bp Laird B. l-*sa Jr. Preeldem Vm f t S S f i t Sanaa atoning In said Court wheroU NORMAN B. UBPORP.gr and , BUM H. UMPOIIEgT, hie wife, era Plaintiffs aad OHLANDO TANUEtUNR OORP, a Plorlds Car- Mention. ARViOA o r o v b s c a , • Harld* Corporation, THE COUNTT TRUST COMPANT. banking Car' paratl*«, ergnnloX as* asletlag i nnder tho laws *r tb* uaiud •itatoa end c a m a n d r a a . stein , Mnoeotora at tk* **t*to of If. a . ' fraSN, or* DofomUnU, t DAVID C ilif- fu r W * r t t u iit J u u i- 5 «U|Ja lu <„*•» u. M u d Imo fells w- In* epeelflcotiensp (f) Machine mutt hove a mini­ mum at t l soporot* register*, ncsamulitlng saparity ta IH.« »»».»». for oarh rogUtor. (I) Mutt heva Indication of each trmneortlon, U ) Must have 4 separate cask drawers with Individual totals, (4) Machine mutt ksv* locked oonoocutlve counter that assnot bo raaot <l) Machine tuutl bars lecirid irsn»actlos counters. (4) Machine must prevldo far void sperstloa and aecumuIsie tetal at all voids. (f) Mschlii* mutt be able to Ite­ mise 1st* ell ar any departmoata, Itsulns an* rorolpt. II) Markins mutt provide for Clork of Court signature on receipt. o ffs Monty. Florida, thia Had day at tsnurr. A. D. tie*. .. DAVID M. OA1CHEU Clark at Clroutt Court, RtmUslo end without any attempts by FBI agent* to question him. Agvnta have refused to dlecuee tho cat* publicly, but announcement Sunday that Spears would bo arraigned nest Monday on a federal charge of transporting n stolen car was taken by observer* Nearly IN different model* of of the cnee as n tacit admission that investigators have run Into a foreign ear* am now home sold ta th* U. S. deadend. • The Ruth Claw of tho PlMcrest Baptiit Church met at tha homo of Mrs. A. N. McKclvey last Tuesday. The meeting began at i:00 p. m. with tha opening praytr led by Mrs. C. R. Bell. Tha project adopted tor next month waa Urn collectloa of Ra­ sas tor tha Barepta Root Homo. Both now and used linen* will ha collected tor thia project. 8 x 10 SILVIRTONI VIONITTI PORTKAIT IT S FAN TASTIC A * 4 ” VAUN PICTURI FOR O N L Y Todd Is Named Knight Commander Tuns. Wed.— Jan. 26 & 27 ISifS A. K to IlSS F. M. GARRETTS P R IN C S Y O U T H E F A M O U S Alfred O n t o Jr., Sanford Mildred Rebars, Sanford Laada Colby, Sanfard Marguerite Graves, iiatord Betty PhUltaa, Sanford Kathryn Gllelrap, Sanford Bwaia Richardson. Sanford JANUARY H Adal McKontta, Mims Darinas Staff, Sanfard Charles Braun, DnRary MUdrnd Smith, Sanford William Ferguson, Lake Mai Mr. end Mrs. Joel Y. Weever. SentoN, e dsughtar Mr. end Mrs. Staetay Smith, .Sgatorg, t daughter Diemiseels William Tyre, DoBary Riley Pelf, Sanford Aide Getman, Sanford Howard Cuthtai. Sanford JANUARY M H O O V E R P H O T O C R A P H E lU l NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY-CH O ICE 0 Turn A I A m TAP TEST . end el toknr m ^ a M J r t. ^ ab A REAL VALUE TO CELEBRATE HOOVER’S H al ANNIVERSARY! n lt t in u t k o l Mwwys M l HOOVER • Iw iy s d t flf • Iw ty i i^ H ty J N HOOVER C l t A N f K S WUlism Brawn, DoSary Rllubetb Sbiaholeer. Sanford Timothy foehraot, Tttuivlllo Shlrtay Buyllor, Sanford Edward N. Flowing, Sanford Waller Bell, Sanford aoorM Manna, Sanford Lais Soane, Sanford foggy Roof, Mime Boroloo Hail, Sanford Howard Favillo, Sanford ^ m m m tm a m i W Clreult f f tkg BUI* *f PierII, that) offer far sal* end oil* 0 the hlehost and beat bluer or took ot pub)i« saury at U * rant deer of tha n«mla*U Couaiy mart Itausa la nusford, Florida is Wadaeaday Pebrusry leih. A. D. MB, Ot UlM o’aloeh A. M. tha allowing dooorlbod ar*party de*vlboi IsesM Piaal Decrr*. .itu .t4. lying aad b*lng IH g*mlnol* '•uaty, Ptorido. aad msrs parti•iseir nairrtbod **i ■agin t l Bouth of th* Northeet corner *f the NW«4 of « BBM of noclton tl. Town•blp It iotth. Roan* B* Rati, ess tkeaoo North A l'l thence Bait to the West tin* of etal* Mlfhwey No. Ii thsnc* Bouth aleng the weet tin* of said Mlehway U n point Modi of point, ef beginning, thorn* Went t# point of beginning. Reeorvlmg common rosdws) East sad Wsst» os tb* center »**W e e w a e p ,w» « q w N t y u »w ii* | * iip p iw n v i w of aomlnoi* County, Plorlds. will receive seated bids, whisk ar* to b* plainly marked ea the eutatd* of the envelop* “Staled bid for Validating Mochlno", at the office of tb* d ir k or the Circuit Court. In tho Cunrt Houeu. Saafard. PierIds, up to I o'clock ft M. Pebruary a. IIU, u d opened at Ki** A. M. Pebruery *, IN* or o* o**a thereafter as paeslbla, for tho fol­ lowing! On* Cash Control end Validating Machine I* be need by tb* Clark of the Circuit Court of nominal* County, In tho CUrk'e Office, Bon- PHOENIX, Arts. (UPI)—Fedoral authorities apparently hare born unable to shako Robert V. Spears' claim that h* did not sab. otaga the National alrllnar which crashed into tho Gulf of Mexico Nov, 16 with tho lose of 42 lives. Spears, 64, appeared calm and' unqorrtod In hie county jail call today where ho spent tha. week- a combination pritnary-fwvoatkm uratem tor (electing aomiaaaa. Keating retaliated bjr introducing a civil right* rider to tho Long propoial which would nullify any primary election in which a federal court found that “ any duly quali­ fied voter bad been denied an oquat opportunity to register and vote.** A vole on. that could plunge ito Senate into an all-out row over eini right* ahfad of schedule. Demo­ cratic and Republican leaden are planning to bring up tho civil rlghl* luue on Feb. 15. HOOVER M Y Ruth Clan Sets Linen Project Manning Todd la tha bow earnmender tor Um Taytor Commandary af Knlgbta At taataUatioa earwmoaloa toeoatly, other offlcan lastaled warn Richard Coaa, gonaralto*mo; Georgs W. Carver, captata general; W. I . Wahar, aoatar warden; R. X. Wataal, jaalor w ar daa; John Shepard, standard bear­ er; David Scott, sword bearer; M. Dicta, warden; Hashajr White, L. « . U f a . Becretary >T A T E oV FLORIDA OOUETT OP ORAXaC . Befere mm the undersigned euthn. ftty, perosaolly appeared U lrd B. . id o r, Jr, aad u a. U n a . President - a n * Seeratary reepaotivsly of U h * ’ \v|Mvaa Boufom Inev'wh* certined - to am that they esoentad tha abnv* NOTICE in hereby given that t am ’ and fatoaolag tnatrwmont an thl* oagageS In buetnoao at Para Plaaa Para Park, gemlael* County. PierIda, nndar the fletlUenS asm* at k & r 'I U l Ban (JrIff la Apeaoy, sad that I In­ tend. to roglater sold asm* with tho Clerk at the Circuit Court, Sentinel* Ceunly, Florid*. In no*x e t t c a n r cleric * n e ta erdaneo With tb* provision# of tho JfOnOB M BBRBBT OtVBN that Plenties* Nam* statutes, t*-wltt .•Bndae aad Is purauaneo to that Moctlon lit.** n orIda Blatute* I oertaia Pinal Dacrs* of Poroclo- JUT. Slat Boa U Orlffln. Sr. Publl.k jgn, U, If, - th# Ciraujl Coart In and for Komi- IP YOU THINK it’s cold In 8anford check with Mark Whitehead, non of Mrs. Iona Whitehead of Sanford who is now serving with tha Air Delavopmgnt Squadron at M c M u r d o Sound, Antarctica. WASHINGTON (UPI) - M i l l eadera worked behind the , cent* todajr to *peed the elean election* j IU to a final rote and to avoid a Ihreatrned prematura ahowdown ovar civil right*. After more than a week of debate and amendment, the election* mraturc appeared beaded for final pauage tale Friday when the civil right* laaue caat a threatening ihadow acroti it* path. Unlea* Sent. Ruuell B. Long (DLa.) and Kenoetb B. Keating (RN. Y.) agree to give ground In thair battle over amendment*, the civil right* fight would delay pa*■age even longer. The marl developed when Long, admittedly aiming at Kaatlng, pro- NATURAL GAS 0 0 . m Bnafori Avo. FA S-iSSS ONLY *69“ ATTACHMKNT8 for an Hanvor Vacuam Cltonnri AvnilnUe At SnanS Extra Gnat. SERVICE and PARTS Available At GARRETT'S On A ll Hoover Vtcuum Cleaners, Floor Washers and Polishers 323 B. FIRST ST. Tot. GAidon 4-MM .TnLGAtdnnSOdfS T*i. OAi tong-3541 . ’ -i. o^* ^ • if. . rik{S Tkie is dm canimer that A t avarytSing. Walks anair.lwSoublqmntdi Som. tpn second bag change, powerful motor. •M tkn moat efficient 0 rug and Corner > Sanford Ave. ‘ rl-CW® ’>■ 1(|ffr?UirT} \^ ,;g%inl (IV. r. v oLJ ■<t * ♦ m • 9 • __ t ; •t ~_ ^ ‘ ; „ _.L i _________________ - -— . ' _— UdkL'M* 1 �• fr fu ttgrfc fm ll Mon. Jnn. 25. 1950—*Pagt 3 100% Adlai Fading jOut As 1960 Demo Candidate P u r* A S T O R In stan t’ COFFEE 6-oz. Jar O N LY WASHINGTON (UP!) - AisUtant Senate Democratic Leader Mike Manifield hai written off Adlai E. Slovenian’* chance* of becoming the Democratic presi­ dential candidate again thi* year. W Mansfield laid Sunday the Democrata' standard-bearer will he eye of four lenatori — John P. Kennedy (M ail.), Lyndon B. Johnson (Tel.), Hubert H. Hum­ phrey (Minn.) and Stuart Syming­ ton (Mo.t—and "nobody else.” Gov. Edmund B. (Pat) Brown »l*f»MSW.OO|| of California agreed that the four senators have emerged ai the Willit VQUNO 500leading candidate*. He said he did not believe Stevenson "can ait lift! VOTING 100.00 0back and be drafted.” Brown said he could foresee the J O fk tO * / } circumstances in which a dead­ locked convention would turn to Stevenson but added, “ I don't think that will happen.” DIG THAT CRAZY CAT and thnt man-sized dog helping get members for The four senators in the presi­ the Snnford Humane Society! With that toothsome twosome to help, the dential picture were looking, talk­ society got started in its drive to gel nn animnl shelter. Collecting funds ing and acting mors than ever like all-out candidates In the wake from left, "Spooky," Mrs. Ernest Cowley, Mrs. Ruth Rankin nnd "Sparky.” of developments over the week­ Crowds o f kids slopped by .to sco the animals and 18 member were obend. tained for the society Saturday. Mrs. Rcaula Thornton became a $100 life *4 Their backwaidness appeared member and the total collected was $169.28 (Herald Photo) w to fall sharply as a result of the Democratic Party’ s big president­ ial "style show” Saturday night, in which seven prospective presi­ dential candidates participated. Johnson, who says he isn't run­ ning despite a Texas boom in his behalf, smilingly greeted the other White House hopefuls as "fallow J. S. Tlllli is the new president of front runners” in his speech. Symington, who like Johnson ,LOS ANGELES (L T I)-C srel* R. Bernard Fineh the conflicting Sanford Atlantic Coast Line Em- j ployes Federal Credit Union. doesn't plan to enter any presi­ Other officers elected to serve; dential primaries, voiced sincere Tregoff battles this week to keep stories she told shortly after the during 1900 with Tillis are II. D. thanks for being Included in the out of her murder trial with Dr. killing of the surgeon’s wife. "parade of prospects.” He ob­ The prosecution had only 10 Stanley, vice president; O. S. Tol­ er, secretary-treasurer, and B. R. served that "everybody wants to witnesses left and expected to rest Brrtleson, assistant treasurer. run for president this year.” its east by Tuesday or Wednesday. Directors re elected at the an­ But it will try to get into the nual meeting of members were J. record tho story Carole, 2.1, told S. Tillis, O. S. Toler, B. R. Bertie-1 son. T. Coff and O. K. Goff, who. officer* before she, too, was wilh If. H. Fortner, B. Johnson. r NEW YORK (U N ) — Did teen- charged with the murder of Mrs. C. P. Harkry and H. D. Stanley! age heiress Gamble Benedict Barbara Jean Finch. complete Ihe board of direclors. Carole was arrested as she The Credit Union paid a dividend leave her married lover In Peri* of 3 per cent on aavlngs as of Dec. I * One of Geneva's sons la the new voluntarily or was she spirited to stepped from the witness stand 31, 1959, the fifth artnuat dividend president of the Federal Land tha New York townhouso of her at the preliminary hearing for or that amount paid. Under the Bank of Columbia, S. C. grandmother against her wishes! Finch. Tho story sho told then amended federal law, credit unions T. Meade Baker who was born in The actions of tho 10-year-oid had many contradictions from the may now pay semi-annual divi­ Geneva and graduated from San­ heiress to tho Remington type­ dends and it was announced that ford High was named to Uw post writer fortune indicate ahe left one she told officers originally in such would be the policy of this Ms Vegas when Finch was ar­ credit union in future. Wednesday by the rams Credit her heart in Parisi The words of Board of Columbia. Baker served her brother, Douglas, 21, offer a rested at her apartment the day The treasurer’* report showed on the staff of the Columbia bank that assets totaled $145,743, savings after the killing. since 1924. He attended Stetson contradiction. Originally, ahe denied she car­ deposits $128,486, undivided profits “ My sister Is hero of her own University and graduated from the $1,700, reserves, $6,500. Loans to Executive Program of the Univer­ volition. Sho came home because ried a "murder kit" up the drive- members totaled $133,545. The way to the Finch home th* night 1 asked -her to come. She is truly sity of North Carolina. Baker is credit union lias 363 member*. married to the former Anne sorry she mado a mistake,” Doug­ of July 18 when Mr*. Finch was killed. In her second version, she las said. Graves of Jacksonville. They Tha runaway debutante return- said she brought i| because Finch have ooe daughter, Laura Meade, 1/ „•* * f> If: f* who Is a receptionist at the Colum­ ed to New York during tho week­ wanted a flashlight in it. Carole also kept quiet the con­ end near hysteria accompanied by bia Museum of Art. her brother and the family law­ tacting of John Patrick Cody in La* Vegas, The defense claims yer, Robert Hoffman. The tearful arrival at the air­ the convict was hired to get di­ port, recorded by television cam­ vorce evidence on M's. Finch. eras, flash bulbs and the ques­ Tha state says he wu. hired to tion! of a large force of reporters kill. Whichever it true, Carole was in sharp contrast to the mad* no mention of Cody until far couple's clandestine departure for he waa arrested. Lewis Douglas Bridges nf BanEurope shortly after Christmas.; Her attorney* claim tha red- lord died Friday. Then Miss Benedict and Andre haired Carol* wa* hem in cus­ Mr. Bridges waa a resident of Sanford for tha past 30 year* and Porumbeanu, 36, married and the tody without ■ lawyer and In vio­ was n natlva of Webstar County, father of a 10-year-old daughter, lation of her constitutional rights secretly sailed aboard a freighter. when aha waa first questioned. Ga. Her counsel haa never said def­ After arriving In Antwerp they Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Lucy E. Bridges; four eons, W. O., went to 1’arie and stayed In the initely that Carol* will taka the W. W„ C. F. and L. D. Bridges; apartment of • friend of Turum. stand. Finch has said on the other* hand that a* soon as his m three daughters, Mrs. B. M. Grady, b*anu« It wasn't long before Douglas lawyer "presses th* button’* he • Mrs. Margaret Johnson nnd Mr*. and Hoffman arrived on the scene will start talking for tha first time Della Hamlin. Funeral services were conducted and the groundwork was set for and tell all th* events tha night Sunday with burial In 0 )0 1 town the heiress’ return to tho United his wife was shot to death In tha *1don’t car* Hif w*i yegr hack. States. Cemetery. BrsflevoP ’ | Limit one with a $5. or more Food Order. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD Thm Wedncvdoy, January j;»h. T h r ift y M a id fo r Top MTH6*\ioini6 iaoo. Value Gifts Pure, Safe, White E v a p ora ted MILK 5 Cans Limit 5 Please. Arrow BLEACH Astor Vitamin Rich Tillis Named ACL Union Prexy • Geneva Native •Gets Bank Post Heiress May Have Left Hear! In Paris Half or Whole FRESH PORK H AM S BOSTON BUTT PORK • Lewis D. Bridges 'O f Sanford Dies GET THE FINEST BUILDING MATERIALS AT State Adopts New Printing Regulations TALLAHASSEE (U PD -BU t* agencies and printers alike ap­ parently are hippy with aew printing regulaUoni adopted by th* Florida Cabinet Oct. II. What'a more, the director af the state purchasing commissloa ■ays there it no question that tha 90-day-old regulating* are saving th* stata money. Director Ralph Miller said they already bava caused competition among printer* for atatn business, dropping the price oa many Jobs. Tha 1969 Legislature placed all legislativa printing under control o f th* Cabinet Purchasing Com­ mission, which in turn adopted th* eat of nil** and regulations. Ono of th* most important regu­ lations requires ali bid requests by agencies to be posted wilh tha commission office at least seven days before the bid opening. Siller said in past weeks printers from all over th* state have checked jobs for bidding at his office. To get on a bid list, the printer must contact th* agency asking for the printing and re­ quest bids be sent him. Blller’ sald under this procedure, it’a their own fault if printers don't get the word about new GAT0R \£ : LUMBER Co state Jobs. He said bid requests are posted la*his office for all to see. "This uniform policy snd bid­ ding procedure will save th* state thousands o f dollars,” he pre­ dicted. W**\» ( o o i f ^‘ ^ l uMthrr Ouf S|J t Mil* y M '' ‘ r ’ ,l' ^ •»<) \ H I N< M A V I A » » he- P ii i If 0411! »*♦ W » A l 9 I 71 Stt'iloi H Mu there ... t a d it's up to YOUI Gulf Life has many family protaction plana with nxdualv# AdapLA-Plan feeturns to help you d o Uw job. Ask your Gulf Life LI. Georgia Peach Fresh Pork NECK BONES 3u. 39‘ SLICED BACON u, 39* Copeland Hot or Mild PK- SAUSAGE ia i Large Fancy CAULIFLOWER Head Morton Fr. Cloverleaf or Parkerhouse Southern Belle Frozen Deviled ROLLS - 29* CRABS 39- JUICE Dutch Maid Frozen Fruit Frozen APPLI A Lg*. Sit* tCHIRRY uck Farm Style Get Bemaawa •Hit Hob la pay for | r * M r iii whan your payohaek s t o p s ... ROAST — Farm F reehl Lb. Cup O N LY COTTAOE i ch eese yourself with the help o f a Assort ad Color* Delsey Tissue 4w.53* SAVINGS ACCOUNT repnisr Utiva. GULF L1FB INSURANCK COMPANY Founded 1911 • Hem* Office, JecMenvllie, Florida n i« .4 9 ; _____ J : . - iH �The Worry Clinic m n f * k tea typical male et- w a s h in o t o ? (UPi) - t w * tooaii to ha tha aaaaaa far thinkh | ap sow psflttesl ( t a n . Mbw la eaflad Mapia tha Democrat." it la a vsriatteo af tha old gama "capture the delegate." The gone te playedto •beard flour eaa play..Each player se­ nte ■ campaign buttes labelled ■MBidy," "Humphrey,” ” Sytlsgtnu" or "Johnson." The but­ ton era placed aa the etartlng M , which la farmed by a row rhsoatlaa marks. Tho ptayore taho tan s aplnnlni Its wheel aad noviag thtir butn s forward tha aumber of Meta Indicated by tha pointer. ----- nos astU they roach (M M uara marked "news confer- "front runner" aad follow aa ar­ row porting to "prlmsrte*." The other two pick up carda narked “ dark b o m " and follow aa ar­ row pointing to "draft." The two ptoyera on tha "primariea" lane continue aorta* Hall button* until one rcachaa Um square narked "Now Kampahlre." Thia aaUUat b in la "diallaago" tin ether player. The three playera atay la the the "cfaaUcage" n d nova hit button onto Um "New Hampshire’' square. Or be n ay bypass "New Hampshire” and nova an to the square marked “ Wisconsin." The player on “ New Hampshire" Is ....................M jM m up“ delethen entitled toMpick a gate" card. If two buttons land on tho seme primary square at Um sap# tiara. one must go bock flvo spaces aad forfeit Ms “ freut runner" card. Meanwhile, the two players with Um "dark b orn ” carda ecutimie to move their buttons along Um "draft" Is m . If they land on ■p GEORGE W. CRANE. Pb. Dn M. D. CAIE 0 • 4Ms Narine 0 ., aged I. woo ear o f tho MOO high arhtal students I * addressed ot Spartanburg, South Carolina. "Or. Craao," aha began, "do you recoivo aura letters via your Tho first two player* to roach squares marked “ opinion poll" or this square pick up cards marked "grnis roots," they may pick up a "delegate" card. But if either player slops aa a square marked "Stovnesou," be must forfait an df Ms "delegate" card* aad la out of tho game. The play continues aatU all Um buttons retch the last square, which U marked ‘ ‘convention.’ ’ Now three of Um playera must try to "block" Um player holding Um "(N at runner'* card. Tho three play tra e u y la the circle until o m gate poetesskm of all of tho "delegate’1 cards Isold up cards from tha "favorite ana" stack. The player balding Um "front runner’ ’ card may m w exchange U fir a "baadwsgoa" card, whkb Is equal to three "favorite son" cards. • This eomptoUs the rules af On gams. AD you have to in aaw la dadarj Tha Sbipworm and Other figura out who wins. flM Petto: Mating Chemistry With Phystea; Principles of Raja r : Math - Tho Shortest ShortfeSBdi Batted Habits Of Pleats; A Mow LmE At Tho Atom; aa MBtaoosd program ter April II; -Signals From The Star*; Prob- E U ft r s jH L .’BB WASHINGTON (UPI) The bodgat President Eisenhower sent Congress this week proposed a m s a u i surplus that may maka it taster aad that per for boat# buy­ er* to get loans. The President's spending plan for fiscal 1M1, which starts next July 1, envisioned aa excess af rovaaaa a m spending af 000AM. Elsenhower said aQ of this snm should bo used to pay off an equal Editor'1 : ■meant of tho national debt W# of Ihb Saalord Hu bu m So­ Boded eg Um debt Invariable ciety wish to thank you ter all Um wendsrful Rems written la the Sanford Her* la concerning tbte Society. They have helped Ire men- Letters To The Editor holders. When they first loaned money to Um government It prob­ ably was widely disbursed in fedami speed tag. Since Idle money earns nothing, lenders will look abbot far new Investment outlets. Om such outlet Is homo loans. Officials pointed out, however, that Um economle effects of Um surplus are not likely to be felt uatD much later this yoar. Varloot factors could trim the sur­ plus far below the projected level. Tho only other bright spot in the aaw budget for borne buyers was a proposal to let the Federal Housing Administration expand hr staff whoa aeeesssry to keep ap with a heavy volume of applica­ tion* ter FHA mortgage Insurance. Om Elsenhower housing pro- Aid To Education NEW YORK (UF1) - CorporaUo m ia tha U. S. ahaBad out gw miBtoa Is 1 M ter support af higher education as compared with f l u million la (he previous year. Overall corporate donations to pUlaathruphteg hit a record DAILY CROSSW ORD MmmmmmmMmai CECIL A TUCKER, D The dark catered pert of your garden soil —Re ergenie matter content — fcee a goldea potential far.growing hub, nutritious veget­ able* aad beautiful flower*. lik e geld «ht* orgsate matter Is bard to earn by aad eaitly lost, #»pedally ta Florida’s aaadv **»!j aad hot climate. Soil organic matter or humus ia this area. Ia aorih Florida Where there is elay-type soils, 11 Makes heavy day mot* open and pafous. Humus Increases the wa­ ter-bold Log capacity af sands and spew* water aad air to etrculata tartly la days. It also altewa aUrra-orgaatems to live la the ■oil, helps prevent erosion, tends to prevtdt teaching losses, Increas­ es eoU fertility by making tearState element* c f the toll mors raadily available, aad lacnaant the beta asthenic rapacity of the sell. Ia Vterida, argaate matter daromposM rapidly, either ia tea •oil or a* a mulch aa top af It Far this ransen. you have to add organic matter to your eoU each year ter bait result*. Thor* is m permanent build-up of this material la w*ll-dralaad Florida soil*. Ia your garden, you ran main­ tain your soil* organic content mor* Marly ceutoat, by a syste­ protects under way aad allocating matic us* af cover crops aad public housing funds "ta s n )sHi S!*te assure thin I t soy outer wtuen will b« constructed In the method. A crop of green manure Mar future." plowed under can add o m to two tea* of dry matter per acre. Many af tor legumes can be grown auaMtoteOy aad should be used as your green manure crap. Cover crape protect your toil from erosion, take up soluble plant food that would otherwise b* teat by Isaeblag. and add or­ ganic matter to the tod when they art plowed uader. If you lav# barnyard or poul­ try manures available, these era excellent sources of organic mat­ ter. The um of artificial manure ar compost may not bs economical for general farm use, but If you have plasty af pleat residue, earnst eaa ha made that equate rayard manure la value. Truck farmers, market aad homo gardaaara aad grata house managers And I told her that my mall runs about 00% from girls and women, aa compared with 40% from hoys aad maa. "Does that mean that the to­ mato sex has mere problems?" Norine asked. No, not necessarily, but It dots show that women a n saoro likely to bo guardians of their family. Most husbands and fathers as­ pect their wires ta handle the moral, •durations! and religious problems o f tho children. "Write to Dr. Crane about Junior," Is Ihe ususl husband’s suggestion when tho boy is in soma psychological trouble. For men are notoriously poor at pushing a pen or pencil. They don't like to compote letters. Oh, they realise It It sssentlal In winning a sweetheart. But at soon at they place a wedding ring on tho girl's finger, tha Immedi­ ately Is delegated to bo the family secretory. HEX DIFFERENCES This tendency to. shun letter writing is thus a baste sax dif­ ference. But men differ from women In many other way*. For esaraple, they tend to bo more selfish and egotistical. That’s why they art far more llksly to run aff alont to fish or hunt. How many wivts desert their children to take a vacation alonol It Is a rare woman who excludes her children from hor planning. It is also bocauM men art ao egotistical that they bawl out their children unmercifully for low school marks. For they fool It Is a reflection oa their L Q. or social prominence. Tho mothers are worried about (ho welfare o f tho child when it la falling in school. Tho father Is more likely to bo sonsltivo about having his own prostigo lowered. la winch tha same fashion, a mother frets herself sick If she has a crippled or mentally retardad Infant And the focus of hsr worry Is tha good of tho youngster, white bar husband is, mote iacilMd to fear "What wHt the' public think af M * t " TESTS FOE MEN In this column 1 offer you var­ ious Rating Scales for men, but It la the women who a n mere likely to sand for them. "I'm 0 . K- to why try to Ira- open-mindod (tcisaUflc) m they •re always n p r to -gale aew ktees for battering tksssialvaa cad their fimiliM. Who at ysur t o u t , tor example, U s o r t likely' to "kirk’* la initalion If Um a n r iH p a U art m il* able by Um M iy chair. • Who scolds noat about tha laudaoaa o f tha radio or TV} Who la laaa Ukaly to pay a mmptiaMat to tha chlMroat Or to n stamped return envalopa, plus the other half of the marriafe 80c (non-profit). loam? They offer 300 difference*, io Maa are goaorally aaora latro- rets your mates thereon. DriveOnBy U.S., Russia For Deadlier Weapons Neither Indicated that settle­ ment af world tensions was Just ■round the corner. President Eiseahswer disclosed a military spending plan totalling close to 41 billion dollars, slightly more than last year, la tho budgot were three more nuclearpowered, Polaris • firing subma­ rines. final-stage development of tho g.Oto-mlte ICBM Mteotemsa. and an Increase la the number af B-3J heavy jet bomber wings from 11 to II. In Moeoow, Soviet Premier Ni­ kita Khrushchev boasted o f a "formidable" w w weapon of "fantaaUe" strength. He sugar-footed that announce­ ment with tha further announcemeat that Russia would reduce Its present military force of MB.MO a n by MN.S00 "la tha courts af o m er two yoart." The reduction, assuming It is carried out, would place the U.S. aad Um Soviet Union about aa a pgr la tha M a k er af maa under s m s . The U A plans to have I,IM,Mo a ea la uniform by a id M il, Just about Um present level. President E l s e n h o w e r alto asked far turn hUltoa dollars, aa up af HO milltea. to arm the UA. from conventional armament to the now concept based on rock­ ets aad nuelsar power. U The manned bomber and fighter la taking a place of decreasing Importance. Heavy emphasis is being placed •u tho nnetoar submarine, n flsst* lag submerged base for rockets almost lmpoatibls to dstset and possibly tha most fearsome weepon of alL Tho UA. expeeit to have the first af 13 submariMs armed with a 1400-mils missile combat-readr by this fall. A recent Swedish re­ port said that Russia has a 3,500tea nuclear • powered submarine m w eperaUag la the Bailie. Out of aU this comes the obvi­ ous eoaelusloa that, despite all talk af peace and world disarma­ ment, this remains an uneasy world la which poteaUal antagon­ ists Intend to Mgotiste only from positions of strength. g NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bo rosponslblo for debts incurred by anyone other than myself. BIO. J. M. GARDNER CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Dey Developing Servlet WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP • 8. Park Saalord. Fla. Slippery BubiMA NEW YORK (UPI) - SalM *f soap# aad detergents iaeroaeed from fUT million ia iM f to f U billion ia IM . Detergent sates laereaasd sharply white house- I*m crazy about m y White Glove” kitchen! C KapplaiM Through Hddlth (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) A M odtrniied A rt Spinal manipulation waa ftrit Du# to ita beneficial m u lti, used by the Egyptian* and tha acieoct has attained wide n h j y r*cognltion w»king aa the U rge* drughma profession f J S t o d a y wan foundddiby wlth »wnbroun collage*, din_ _ _ V n D Palmar in •«» MRltnrlumo. Tha pro* ■ H | IBM.* Ha avatn* f**alonal training to practice I matixad and do- «°vara » Pwlod of four years. I v a l o D o d t h i a From "tootle* compiled hy I f d w of spina! Chiropractic Rasmtrch Lututiar ' a n d Bur**u u 1* ° f particular in. I nraoarwd himpel f tWMt not® lh*t apinal »d£• " S P B C t S h ItTDr. Jbatmsnta obtain twaulU la M m er eatnblteh. m*v w«dltlona whare traditiannl methods prove lnaffacS ft! g M j y f g S ! thro. . through Joist devUtSonaX ,rott • foots tho spinal M m . root O no.of * partes of nrtfcteo teas, the funda(4# k*Umtrk af — *----- t �- <£oait Mon. Jnn. 25. 1060— Pnpe & f f ♦ Oviedo BY MARION JONES Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Cochran, 'fawbo have been living at their sum* mar home in Ellsworth, Maine, have found (heir way back to Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cartledge are expecting his brother and sis­ ter, from South Carolina, this week, for a visit. The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Bryant have returned from Jacksonville, whrre they attended the confer_ence. • Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Raines of Sanford, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, recent­ lyMrs. Geneva S. Abell la welcom­ ing a new granddaughter, Alexis Ruth, born to Mr. and Mrs. Lex Abell. This is the first girl in Mrs. Abell's family. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo J r , announce the birth of a daughter ^ la n . 17 at the Winter Park Hospi­ ta l. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richter are being welcomed to the community. They have already attended seve­ ral community functions and made new acquaintances. Miss Elsie Jester of Athens, Ga. who has been the guest of Mrs. Sparks Lee Clouts, was honored by her hostess and her mother. Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., with a ^luncheon at the Cherry Plasa V ia Orlando. Guests Included Mrs. Ben Gf Walftrlghtr’ Mrs.Ttex CTonts, Mrs. W. H. Martin. Mrs. Charles Niblack and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. WaU oI Crestview, were recent guests of her sister, Mrs. Ferrell Beasley and her family. They also visited Mrs. Wall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson in Geneva. . Mack Dodd of BeUeview, Mich.. 9 a wilder visitor, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mosier. Lake Mar; Persona^ Bath Mr. and Mra. Raymond M. Ball have had • aiegt of aickneas M tbe past week with flu vlnia. •Their daughter Betty, who la tbo wife of Lt. Comdr. T. F. Dtdmao, •Iso has been sick, and her child­ ren, Laurie and Debbie, have bad the chlrken pox. Debbio had • relapse last week and waa In tha hospital but iho is homo agaia now and doing fins. Tha baby, Carol Eliae, seems to bavo es­ caped her aister'a illness. The Rev. James Moore TborapA aoa ia home from Ihe boapiul and •getting along nicely. He can hove company and will bo glad to have irtenda visit him. Mias Gayle Burke and Miss Gwya Yates enjoyed a pUsaant weekend at guests at the home of Min Yates' cousin in Miami. Mrs. Gladys Kendall, home in­ | “ hr purpose of the workshop wai vrrstty of Florida, giro another dustries and marketing specialist to train chairmrn of leader groups demonstration, tn home deraooitro.rom Tallahassee, gave two demon­ for county wide demonstrations at |lion members and their gucats at stration sessions at an all day Ihdr respective clubs. Following the H. D. Center. workshop at the Home Demonstra­ the demonstrations Miss Myrtle This demonstration started a8 tion center on 23th St. this week Wiaon, county agent, conducted a 10.60 a. m. Dr. Reddish showed tho end. qutstinn and answer period run- more than 80 membera bow to | At the morning session she dem­ reining what the leaders had learn­ select knivrt suitable for tho kit­ onstrated the "Cleaning and Care ed. chen and how to carve meat Ho of Floors," and the afternoon work­ Tkainec* attending were Mrs. explained the difference between shop was dryoted to the "Care Men LcFils and Mra. J. T. McLain knives of stainless steel and other of Furniture." fron the Geneva Club; Mr. and types and showed the women bow j ------------------------------------------------- Mrs. R. C. Newcomer, Longwnod; to sharpen knives. He alto anMrs. David Fauvcr and Mrs. swrrcd questions and proved bia Matde Gray. Elder Springs; Mr*. ability to sharpen knives by slash­ L. I. Wood and Mrs. Ruth Daniel, ing paper into clean strips. Ovirdo. Hr pointed out that cutter boards Mrs. Kdwsrd Nagel and Mrs. should have a groove around tho iur Bradford, of Lake Brantley; edge and should be rounded fa* Mra R. T. Warren ami Mr*. J. easy cleaning. The end of an apple Kratzmar, Sanford; Mr*. Rose box makes a good board if sanded Charles Denham, buck row, Mrs. Ned Moose, Mrs. Mrs. Sue Pruitt was fleeted GoUstcIn and Mra. R. DcJong, and smoothed. It can be oiled wUfc DOIU'AS CLASS MEMBERS nttemliiijr the reunion nt vice president and Mrs. June frou the Seminole Evening Club; cooking oil or rubbed with paraffin. Charles Schrtim, Mrs. Stewart Gatchcl. Mrs. R. A. Ihe home o f Mrs. l.uther Hobby nre front row. front left, Gaines, group leader of the Joy Mra Barney Guthaus, Chuluota A wet paper under the board wtB Cohen, Mrs. C. C. Hanner, Mrs. J. E. Andrews and Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. Huby Spenrs, Mrs. R. N. Ruth Sunday School Class of the and Mii> Hattie Kirk from the keep it from sliding.' Dr. Reddish C. W. Ergle. Others present but not in picture were Murray, Mrs. Ray Slaton. Mrs. Robert Schmidt, second advized homemakers to buy tho First Baptist Church at the couity agent's office. Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs. Park Sr.. Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. Pryor row, Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Robert Steele. Mr*. Margaret Df. K. L. Reddish, associate licit knives, a* they last a monthly buslnesi meeting. The and Mrs. Nan Fortiner. (Herald Photo) Cowan, Mrs. W. 1. Crabtree, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. group met at the home of Mrs. aninal husbandman at Ihe Uni- lime if properly eared for. T Jimmy Wada on Willow Ave. Miss Myrtle Wtlaoa, The (lection was held to fill agent, brought three roast*, ed to perfection, and Dr. two vaoaneies made by members who moved away. Plans were dis­ demonstrated the proper technique. Ham and lamb have • cussed lor a fellowship recreat­ Mrs. Luther Hobby was hoitcn squares together and made them union and brought the quilt along gave a devotion based on Ihe ional program at the church on thick and a thin aide. The beat to a reunion of the Dorcai Sunday into a quill. It was then present­ for all to admire. class motto "Love For Others." Friday evenings and for a visita­ method la to cut off the thin side School d a n of First Baptist ed to Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, the A short program was enjoyed, Mrs. Irving Pryor gave a reading tion program. Including both ab­ so that the meat trill lie firm ea Church at her home on Cordova first teacher of the class. Mrs. followed by a social hour and from an Indian proverb entitled. sentee and prospective members. the cutting board. Dr. Reddish Dr. The data wai organized in Gardiner waa present at the re. reminiscing. Mrs. Robert Schmidt "Fellowman's Moccasins." Mrs. A. J. Allen and Mrs. A: skillfully carved perfect sileea Members attending includei' IMS and many of the original Mra. Otto Thomas, class presi­ P. Fennell were hostesses to the from the thick sides of the model membera were present at the dent: Mrs. H. B. McKachrrn. c v officers wives of VAH-9 at the roastf. gathering. teacher; Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs. Gaines, monthly luncheon at Jim Spencer’s All beef should tic eul across tlm At each one answered to the Mra. Charles Bose, Mrs. W. D. Reitaurnnt grain and chuck roasts should h* Tlte labtc was cleverly decorated roll call, they gave a resume of carved around the bone then sheWise, Mrs. Jimmy Hrndcrson and wih replicas of the U.S.S. Sara­ cd. Ttie meat used in the demontheir past and present activities. Mrs. A. J. Peterson. toga and o( Ihe A3D. VAH 0 is ; slration was served for lunch. All those not present were ac­ now serving aboard the Saratoga ; Members bruught a covered dish counted for by tome other mem­ In the Mediterranean area. ber who gave their address and of home cooked food and tha lunch­ Hr*. Bill Pippin, representative eon wax served by Tho Seminolo torn* Information concerning them to the All Wives Club, *eported on A few years ago each charter 1Evening Club, host for the day. •he rtisnges In the All Wives con­ member received a square of i Mrs. George Otto, president t i stitution. Mrt. Earl Yates conduct­ the county council, called • busi­ doth. They wete asked to em­ broider their names on them. I.a-t Dr. and Mrs. T. 7.. Cason of ed a short business meeting. It ness meeting In tno afternoon. ter a group met and put the Jacksonville were week end guests wit decided lo hold a pot lurk .Miss Wilson asked for leaders far of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright. dinner in February Instead of the 4-H work and Mra. B. R. Gray Mrs. H. R. liters and Mrt. W. regular monthly luncheon. volunteered to servo as chairs Mr*. Pippin won the door prize of the finance committee. L. Tyler were visitors In Groveafter playing a clever game of land Thursday. Mr. and Mra. Charles Nirb and naming all the capitals and coun­ children have returned to their tries VAH-9 has visited while on Cdr. and Mrs. R. E. Morris and horns in Niles, Michigan after a cruise. Those attending were Virginia family will* leave next Wednesday visit with hit mother Mrs. Charles Allen, I-ois Blizard, Eddie Koen, for their new home in Norfolk, Ntrb. Va., where Cdr. Morris will be Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Braddock Judy Carrigan, Phrontis Dukes. stationed. have moved to Deland to their Margaret Fennell, Jinl Gold, Pat Paula Pippin, Fran Mr. and Mia. Winter Kimes of new home on Marlin St. Mr. and Hutted, Mrs. Braddock have been resi­ Powell, Jean Pridcmore, Em Columbia, S. C. announce tha birth dents of Enterprise since 1126 Sause, Joan Shovcr, Meg Urquof a 8 lb. 1 ox. daughter, l.isa Kay, when he came here to go to work hart, Toni Waters, Carol Wright, born Jan. 2t. Mrs. Kfmea ia the at tha power plant, Ihen known Lucy Yates. Shirley Younghlade, former Bette Duncan, daughter of as the Florida public service \Marge Todd and Lucille Harris. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunean of plant, now known a* the George Sanford. lamch Box Surprises E. Turner plant of Florida power Mra. W. H. Duncan left Satur­ Arouse interest for lunch-box earCorpBraddack has retired. day for a visit with bar parents, NEW OFFICERS of the Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church of They have one daughter, Mrs. >lers by adding • surprise treat. It Mr. and Mra. R. D. Edwards, Tommy Orr, on* son Shelby Brad- ran tie something simple such as the Redeemer who were installed by tho pastor, Rev. Herbert Goerxn are Charleston, S. C. and will go from d 'ek In Deland and one tun Ed­ celery, olives, mints, or HiUe front row, left to right, Mra. George Dniiiela, president: Mra. M. G. Hodges, their to Columbia, S. C'.'to see her cheese squares Impaled on picks. win who lives in Enterprise, vice president; Mra. Claude Bumgarner, treaaurer and Mra. Andrew Wolf, new granddaughter, l.isa Kay Mrs. Pruitt Named Vice President Of Joy Ruth Class Mrs. Bill Pippin FLAWLMSS Enterprise Personals P su iao jw Ia Hr. secretary. Hack'row, Kimes. dent. Mra. Curtia Hughes ia in Semin* ola Memorial Hospital recuperat­ ing from major surgery. She will ba abaanl from her Job aa libra­ rian for about four week*. Mr. and Mra. W. C. Willi*. «f Installation of officers fur 1960 Chief land and Mr. and Mra. W. K. Willi* of 8t. Petersburg hav* re. highlighted the meeting of the turned after a visit with Mr. and Ladies Aid Society of the Luthe­ Mrs. Vern Brewster at their home ran Church of the Redeemer in on Hiawatha Ave. Mrs. Brewster'* the church sanctuary. Pastor Her­ sister, Mrs. Marla Amen, her hus­ bert Goers* conducted the instal­ band and children, Tom and Les. lation ceremony, of the following ter, o f Council Bluff, Iowa, arrived officers: over the weekend for a week's Mrs. George Daniels, president; stay with the Brcwater*. Mrs. Agnes llod go, vice presi­ Lt. Dallai S. Turner hae return* dent; Mrs, Claude Hum garner, ad to Ft. Knox, Ky., to returns hit treasurer and Mrs. Andrew Wolf, duties in the U. S. Army reserves, I secretary. Following the Installation. Mra. after epending a few day* with appointed committee hla parents, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Daniel* Turner Sr., Sanford Ave. He l chairmen to serve with her. They graduated from Southern College were Mrs. John Krnkarik, sun­ in Lakeland, Aug. 10M> with a shine; Mrs. Ray llradln, program; B. B. degree end a commission Mrs. James F.krni, ways and means; Mrs. Agnes Hodges, altar. as 2nd Lt. in the R.O.T.C. Mr*. William Holcomb, mem­ bership; Mrs. Phil Skates, nurse­ ry; Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, alter NBW STAFF OF LIFE? Rice is the most universally flowers; Mrs. John Rredin, libra* grows and most widely eaten of all rian; Mrs. Don Myers, kitchen cultivated grains, reports tha De< and Mra. Ray Bradln and Mrs. Andrew Wolf, publicity. partmenl of Agriculture. II MSS W i m MM! Rev. Goeraa and Mrs. John Senkurik, outgoing presi­ (Herald Photo) Ladies Aid Officers Installed Pastor (iorrsi gave an interest­ ing talk lo the group, using at lilt topic, "The Christian Woman, Her Place in Ihe Church." He alto discussed plans concerning the Lutheran open house week, sche­ duled for Feb. 14 to tl. Mrs. Vivian Meyers was wel­ OHLY JJJ $100 I Chairs sad Sofa Oaly Above Prices loclode Labor sad Malarial FBKB Djearajia^ 8*rrl#e Tha Fabric Shop FA 3478* r and Gasparilla Pirate Invasion / TAMPA ^ ON STAGE, IN PERSON BetteDavisand flarrgSullivan A n n o u n c i n g with p l e a s u r e Ihe appointment of THIS j in k B -Irtttasn, L m MeAukf and his sannawd Swiaf Bead PLUS weubowei Maying sunk fas La R ais TwWm. and Jose Da 14 Totten ant at fat w tdfi M M N ja * and a hart rfofaar big «*rf Richard Silvers Jr. as our Sanford R epresentative adapted and drected by NORMAN CORWIN baaed on «w works of CARL SANDBURG IS N O T A R E A D I N G ! S a lv d a y , Jaa. SO, S :I 0 P. M. S anford a r k Center T ick ets now net oalo at W o o d ru ff Bldg., lo t A Park T ok p h a a o F A 2 -M J 1 . A dm ission 15.00 and Security Life and Trust Co. 11.00. • 4IM M U 4 ^ FA M i l l | s2S £ B ln. I t ■ a ils D a rla H aart Fund S h ow . A 1 L Bm B n a fn ri N I4 F 4M M —NOWBF. Winston - Salem* N. C. Mnd O rders to B ox 100, S a n ford. M aks ch eck s M Jabie to M aori R oooarch. U M Orisade Dr. State M Allen special FLORIDA'S GRUnST TWO-TMK AOAOCMY AWAftO WINNER Ia Bolide Or '"“’ T . ra comed as a new member. Mra. Ray Bradin, program chairman for the day, presented esmellia corsage* to alt outgoing officers. A tocial hour was enjoyrd and rerfeshments served by the host­ esses, Mrs. William Holcomb and Mra. Marie Sundvall. CORN-TUNA SALAD I-eft over rooked fresh torn makes a main-dish salad. Mix iU cups of rooked corn, rut off the cob with _J cup of.cold, flaked, drained tuna fish, I cup of diced green pepper, W teaspoon of ehili powder,, m teaspoons of tall, and W teaspoon of ground blaek yep. per. Add t tablespoons each of may* onnaise and fresh lemon Juice and toss lightly. Serve on lettuce and garnish with tomato wedgea. Serves 8. FEBRUARY 2 -1 3 * "A fascinating, glittering F IT! vQj&joofrxw Wins Door Prize At VAH-9 Club IlM M3MM1M POST Custom Made f Two Demonstrations Members Of S.S. Class Meet For Reunion Personals JadsUfa f Home Clubs Present £vsml& MONDAY stnford Drove 180 B. P. 0. D. •will meet at ■ p. m. *n the Elk'a Club for a tocial and initiation ef new membera. Story League meets at • p. m. at the Eplicopal Home for regular monthly meeting. Program on “ Palestine" (past, present and !utare). The Little Women's Story League will meet at the home of Dottle Jardine, Lake Mary at p. m. • TUESDAY Pilot Club Meets at 8:30 p. m at the Civic Center for dinner followed by program. The ifoyal Arch Widows will meet at 8:30 p. m. in the Masonic dining room for a covered dish supper, followed by Royal* Arch Masons regular meeting at T:30 p. m. in the lodge hall. Mrs. Hasky Wight, president, urges all widows and their husbands to be present lor this first meeting of the year. § 4 tf I I �: -,Vs *0 V i *5 y f- * - 1 .' ftfli •'Si V ,!''3 d i 'J By JERRY COVINGTON Horn wa art at tha halfway mark of ' tha baakatball naaaoa aad it hardly aaama ' Intel Our Samlnolaa have dome a long way and, with a fins 9-1 record already, wa can’t help but hava a great aaaaon. Everyone who haa bean following tho ; Seminole cagtra for ao long can’t aaam to fb t down to earth. And the thing about ig to wonder if hla tima By m i T COVINGTON The fabuloua Sanford Somlaolea aostlsuad their groat basketball aablbttlau hero over the weekend by defeating Lakavlew 6S-59 on Friday aad Wildwood TMO, Satur“ U Cooforoaca wlaa aad tka SamiaolM saw apart a h lia c a r tb la bath gamaa Coach ta d Lay. tr'a yoaagatara shewed groat eondiUaolag, they literally ran part their bigger eweaewu. Little Gaargo Poridoo, who atari- brake through tka barrier Friday e ld e st Leisvlrw aad made a tramasdaua ettart. Ha atoto tka ball more tlmaa than you could count. Up uatil this point of tka aaaaos ha haa baas a little reluc­ tant la ahaat but ha found the wore important Orange Belt breeze md Cocoa u the teams to beat. Dowling if Seabreeze and Tharp of Cocoa are two o f the top scorers in the state and I am anxious to see what tho Seminole defense lan do to stop them. The musd this year is usually outmanned in ifeight but thoy have one weapon that is s great equalizer—SPEED. They arc able lo run from the opening jump and their ful court press can make a great opponent look bad. • • • By tie way, the attendance thin yeer haa been the beat ever and we hope that everyone will hang in there to the end. First Place Lead Barber Shop vs. Evans Rooflnr and McRoberts vs. NaUensl Guard. League standings now are Bob* m b ’s . 7-St McRoberts, 9-1; Go Devils. 9-3} Faust's, 7-5j VAB-1, g*4| National Guard, 3-S| and DyMtroniea, 3-9. Pifty-eeven northern end eentral Florida teama Joined ia tbe "Cel­ ery City*' shotfiebeard tournament last weak at the Ft. HeUon Park courts. They rapresented 19 clubs. Webstar and Janat Smith ef St. Cloud wen the mined doubles. Albert aad Paulino Kuala of Pea­ body, Daytona Beach war* ia asc­ end plea* with Harold Hlnkley and Juaaita Keys ef Deland third, and At Notestiae and Louise Amrbela of Orlande, fourth. George Jones aaS Catherine Skua* of St. Cloud tad Earl end Ethel Scbenek ef SanUnde were coasolation win­ ners. The teami present war* mem­ bers of tho Florida Shufflaboard Asseeiatioe. President J. if, Wood­ all, J,. If. Helser. fleet-nijlonel B. Edwards Builders Supplies, behind the htgb aeries of WaDaeo Woods, took two wins from Flor­ ida State Bank, to bold their laid in The Thursday Night Min­ ed League. This keeps them five game* up oa tba saeead ptaeo taam. Ixtuisa Hoaford tuned ia tbe aeriea for tbe banker*, but after winning tba first game from the supply taam. tba Florida Staters lost their etaam, and had lltfia hope of pulling either of the feat two games out of tho fire. Steinmayer Roofing remained la second apet again tala week, by taking two from the Furniture Canter. The furniture team Is now tied for third with tho bankers. Howard Harrison r^led high aer­ ies for Furniture Center and the league, with his big 90T. John Ogden took the haaers far tka roofers. The two cellar teama mat ea five end ait, with Sunlsed coming away tbe vletere, as they wee two from South Piaeerest This puts Sualand Estates in-fourth snd .lpalr oppooaata la the balemeat atone. Verne lUggrtl turned in the high eeore fat furtaad, with Shufflaboard Assodstloe, end M. H. MsQgtsUen, president of )tjm northern district ef tha F. B. 8. A. attended the meet The Buford laviUtiesa! men's lsdies or mined doubles teamsOmar Robertses may he la a meat wm bn at the FL Mellon ■lump but there’s a* msybe about Fork courts, Fib. 11-18. tbs-fact he’s a claeh to wind us the‘ highest scorer la a u ja s « CUimB Record Isia basketball history. LONDON (UFt) ___ Moscow RaTbe Rig O leaked mere Uk* a Sunday night that big nothing Saturday night when g W-ycar-old com- hs was held to II peiata la n is Mescew youth gamn at Pittsburgh where his topweight-Uftlai contest, beat tha exIstiag world light weight record by lifting e total of 179.3 pounds. la bath g la s s « w th# weekend. •talar forward Tarry Christenata alao playad aoait of fcia greatait ball thla yaar aad hla defsnlira work accounted for much of tfca acoriag. Tarry put tka pra­ a m aa tka oppooaata all tka way dowa tka court aad this aeeouat­ ad far tka theft of tka baakatball a m a t many tlmaa. Against Wildwood Saturday night, bo droppad ia II point! aad tat up many more with hla timely pissing. AO eoofarene# guard Ray Lundgulat eoatlnued to provlds the apark and apeed far tha Saminolaa la both tamai. Hla drtvlas laynpa and eat abets gava him a points agalait Lakavlaw u ke ha pa cod hla taam and ha cama back Saturday night In tka double figures again with 13. There's no way to describe Jim Gracey without uaiag the ward "spsctseuler." The six foot senior not only eontlnued to amaio fans with hla shooting but bis rebounding and defensive work were very sharp. In tha Lakavlew game they had him well covered knowing of bis talents but be still managed to drop In II points. Going into the final quarter of the Wildwood game tbe score was very Ugbt and the Wildcats bad cut it down to four points, but then Graeey put on bis ahow. Lundquiit, Christensen, and Peri­ dta would bring tbe bail down fait and feed to torGracey who would drop it In with tbe greatest of oato. Ha neads only a single point to push him over tbe 300 mark for the season and ha haa n great 30 polat par game aver- SuM Gracey Tamny CbrUtcaaca Oravati Lundquiit Peridts Marsh Lakavlew Browder Moran Fraemaa Sehults Starr Wait Schults WUdweod Oame Saaferd Gracty Christensen Oravatz Fuhrman Lundquiit Marsh McXlbbla Perides WUdweod Doulbat Brown Lucas Thomas Thomas Maier Hensley SANFORD'S Doug Tamny goes up for • ahot against Wildwood Satur­ day. (Herald Photo) Oviedo Trims Pierson, 63-51 • Crosby golf championship with a fading final round ef five-over MIAMI— Medea Stabie'a Strat- par 37. mat wea the UMOO Royal Palm FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla, -M a rHaadlaap by halt e length. Open View wea steoad and Captain lake Strelt ef Canada wea her aeeeod straight Hslaa Lee Doher­ Kidd w u third. ty golf cbampieaaklp by defaatlng ARCADIA. Calif. - Whodunit Pat Clel ef Long Beach, N. Y. M won tka $33,000 San Marcoi Hand­ in the 30-bole final. icap end NasruUah copped tbe MONTE CARLO — The Der$39,009 San Paequal Handicap in .the double atakas program at man taam of Walter Sekeck aad Rolf MoU, driving a Mercedes, Santa Anita. won the 29th Moat* Carlo sports WASHINGTON, D. C . - Dave car rally. Slme sustained a pulled muscle ST. MORITZ, BwttierUad-Bevla his left leg In winning the 70crly Anderson of Mullan, Idaho, yard sprint in tbs annual Wash­ ington Star track and field gamaa. won tba combined title ia tbe White Ribbon akl meet. SYDNEY, AuiuTlli— Juu Kon­ rads of Australia won tbe 330- W ini Midget Title WEST HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. yard title la tbe New South Walei swimming championships with a (UP1) — Jim Lacey won tbe 75Urn* of 1:01.3. equalling hla own lap mld-wiotsr midget auto raelag championship Sunday at Island previous world record. S u dsy Garden. Lacty Is tbe defending PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - Ken Indoor three-quarter midget titleVanturl won tba $90,000 Bing holder. ' • . ■ Oviede continued to have trouble with slow starts, but got going in tho let* stages to taka a $3-31 con­ test from Taylor High of Pierson to close out Met week'e basketball schedule. The Pierson from led at tba end o f the first quarter, 19-13 end Oviedo barely managed to get abaad at halfilma by a 20-26 seore, but got going In tbe third quarter to run up a 90-35 margin. Mika Duda continued to be the big eeorer for Oviedo, with 31 palate. Johnny Testnaky scored 15 and John Courier, 12. The Oliedw yl.'U wcr. their game with tba Plareon girls by a 91*31 score. Marlon Fabry nettad 84 points aad Eleanor Duda 30, for Oviodo. Nightly S ) 8:10 P. H 3 MATINEES WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY ►Clubhouse • Heated StaRfb Jerry Collins, Ce-Owner nt BNMt 19* SM If WMM with week ee suevy pirisrs esd "ibeets* es ae msay eksasslst UbemestpeepU.yM'ieprebaMptaelssstisa whim fVilgs sis, swes f r w i u diww lisi •se t Jest U see* y»»r u l n u was art up Is tee*. WWtNMaMeriff Make yeerea leas* verb S erf Usms men eAtlreUy sad tries le tbs beet aemibie pietan frem say diresUee. Wbst yea seed Is lb* TV su m ) lbel u w m yeer eafeuue »e Clrrie * ri Pefert like Refar-tbe CDi ROTOR. •Mr IB W WWwarn B e n i ati pee de le pyll »• deem . AfiMir, i f f gtf i k t t f t • Valet Parking Berry, Ne Miwors •r*M fuel Mbs yearn. 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O ld - WANT A D S Are As Good As Gold CLASSIFIED INDEX 2. For Rent I. Rood Food L For Rent I. Wanted U Root I. Root Batata Waatod 8. Real EstoU For SaU L Mortgago Loans 7. Buoinooo OpportonttUo 7*A Iosaranro 8. Fcoiato Hdtp Waatod I. MaU Holy Waatod IS. MaU or Fomato II. Work Waatod II. Plumbing Sortieoo II. Bloctrlcal Strrkoo M. Build. Paint tk Repair IS. Spoclal Sort iron IS-A Booatr Parlors 2-BEDROOM CB Bouse. pbone PA 2-3930 IS. Flow ora A Plants Mno FrL - f P . i l . 4sy to* 17. Pets • Lltootaeb • Bopplioo IS. Machlaorr • Tools Mon. • SsL II. Boats and Motors M. AntomoMUo N-A Trallora Tfc* Marai f will w > to r**|wa*|hia SI. Fnmitaro IS. Artkloo For RaU Um at jm t od, iM r*a*rva* tto H A ArtlcU Waatod dffct to m tM or rrjoet any ad IS. Notices A PeroonaU Ml flow that ordorod to 14. Loot A Foond to Um poUdoo of IMo 15. EdoeatUo • InotrncUoo 1. Goo® Food Ltgal Notice n t l U TM t l l MANN MOtfOD to Mroby given that I 1 la koala••• at Loks . alaolo County, Florida, flatitlaua nams of. Tko ■try Oroeory, aad that 1 lal to roflotar said aamo with c u m Of tha Circuit Cunrt, tools Osaaty. Florida, la aeagtoOM wttk tko provldon* of lb FUGUsos Noma Voom >tai fetatotsa. to-wlti toot loo BOd.M Florida gutntoo HIT. It Mrs. Loroaa Tiad.l SOW Marla* No-wood Putltah Jna. It, is, II, A Fak. L ii ®k» • in fe r * frrnlfe Page 8— Mon. Jan. 25, 1900 2. F o r R ent FURN. Apt. 201H W. let St. Tele- By STANLEY M M THE O L D H O M E T O W N FURNISHED two bedroom home; carporte; shady yard; for ap­ preciative eouph; one or two children. Phono FA 2-SI37, Mrs. Haul B. Houghton, 2062 Hibis­ cus Ct. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Oablea, 401 MagooUa. FA 2-0730. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. FA I-S1I7. FURNISHED n e w 1-bedroom house, very nice, near navy baaa. Ideal for couple. FA 2-6244 or FA BUILDING, Monroe Corner; suit­ able for gift .shop or residence. FA M ill. 3-ROOM furnished apartment; hot and cold water iflehided. 3li Palmetto. 5. Real Relate For Sale REAL ESTATE DRU'E-IN 2344 French Ava. ■ACK'fcCtoD FOLKS WHOAM lb s Nsw Om b Hours at LARGE unfurnished house; has X. For Roat The OFFICK Bar stovs and refrigerator. IM per srs ss fo liows: month. IMS W. Pint St. Phone Apartment for I. 642.30 dll Park. Mon. thru Thurs.—3 p. a . to FA I-MS2. 171 ACRES, tonrod, lor rent; near i s, m. Geneva. MM par ysar. Cal! Fri. and 1si. H a. ■ . to 1 a. m. •-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ _________ FA i-oaw. ped. CharUs Hay, Rt. I Bon 2. F or R out MS-A. APARTMENT, all utilities paid escape gas. M i par moath. Call 1-BEDROOM bouse, furnished, OFFICE SPACE with ampto park­ FA 13071 until *i:M P. M., MO. Water furnliUd. Id a Chase ing. SIS Oak Avenue. FA 1-9N6. FA 3-3331 after 6:00 P. M. Avs. or Inquire at 10M W. atb. 2-BEDROOM unfumlahad apart­ Street. Phene FA 1-7413. ment near schools and storas. 3-BEDROOM eomplelety furnished FUXN. apt. MeUonvUU MIS Elm. Ne pats pUass. house. FA 1-2137, J. W . H A L L ‘Call Hall” BeaitbT 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart- 3-BEDRuOM, 3 bath, kitchen ■quipped, Florida room. Large . meat, tils bath, hardwood floors. lot. Call FA 2 3432. ' 003 W. 37th Street. HOUSE, Lake Mary. FA 1-1020. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Raaltor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. RENT A BED Rellaway, Hosplia* A Baby Beds By Diy, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pk. FA 2-1181 116 W. 1st St. Legal Notice It Pnya To Use The HERALD Want Ada. Legal Notice r ic T r r io r a s*sn NOTICE IS b o r tb r Riven that t am *n gag*d la bu*ln**« at i l l Plnacraat n rlv t. Hamlnola County, Florida, und*r tha fletltloua nam i o f Hamlnola P lilu ra a F reeter Co. and that t Intend to re s ta u r aald name with the Clerk or the Circuit Courl, Hemlnola County, Florida. In a rco rd a m o w ith , tha provltlona o f the F lctltloue Nam* Statute*, to .w it : Section ISI.eS Florida Statute* IHT. S it : J. H. Snaln Publleh Jan. IS. SI * Kan. 1, S. s o v m m i a a B V T f u r riim i Tha Board o f County Coinoila. alontra fo r Hamlnola County. K lor. Ida, will raralva hlda for tli« furntahlng o f all labor, matartala, aqulpmant and arrvlt-aa required for tha conalruetlon o f tha Hrmlnola County H tallh Cantar, Han. ford. Florida, until S o'clock I’. M. Fabruary Itth 1SI0 at tha Clerk'* O ffice In tha Court llm iia, Hanford. Florida, lllda w ill t,a npanad at l»;9S A. M. Fabruary U th lam nr aa aoon thrraaftrr aa poaalblr. Blda w ill ba aralad and plainly aaarkad an tha nulalda o f tha •n v d o p a ‘ -Haalad Hid fo r Hamlnnta County llra lth Canlar.** Urawlnaa and apaclflratloua m ar ha nhlalnad by dapnaltlna Sina.tS with tha A rchltact. Joha A. Hurton IV, Cprnar Flrat Strati and Mel'on vllla Avenue, Hanford, Florida, fo r lha flrat aot o f documanta nh. talnad. Much dapotlt w ill hr t* . fundad In full to aach ptrann who ralurna lha docum tnla In aood rnndlllon w llhln la daya after tha hid opanlngi w ith taeapllon ,aa nnltd below. Additional aala fnay ha nhlalnad at tha roat e f tie.aa aach. which la half rafundalila. Hanaral C onlrartora aacurlna dorum>nta and not aiihmlttlngr p -- - ’ ahall ha rafundad ana-half tha drpoalt upon ratura o f documanta In f o o d condition. A ,-artlflad rh tch nr hank draft, payahla to tho Board o f County Commlaalnntra for HomlnoU Coun­ ty, Florida, U. R a o v crn m rn t Honda, nr a aallafactory bid bond aiaeutad hy tha Ulddar and accaptabla aurrllaa In an amount onual In flva par cant o f tha hid ahall ba aubmlltad with aarh hid Tha aucotaaful bidder w ill ha raqulrad la furniah and pay fo r aallafactory parform anca aad pa y­ ment bond o r bonda. A ttention la callad lo lha fact that nut lata that tha minimum aalarlaa aad w a fa a aa aat forth In tha aparlMcailona muat ba paid aa thaaa projacta. Tha Board nf County Com m italaaara fo r Samlnola County, SlnrIda. raaartaa tho rlfh t Is ra jtct any a n d /o r all blda nr to walva any Inform alltlta In tha hlddlnn. No bid ahall ha w ithdraw n for a ptrlod a f flftaan (ISI daya auh•aquaat lo tha a p a a la f o f blda w ithout lha ronaant a f tha Board. JOHN K R ID K R , chairman Board o f County Commlaaloaora. nominal# County, Florida DAVID M. OATCNE1A. curb Hamlnala co u n ty , Wlnrldo fu h lia h Jan. IS. SI, 6 Fab. 1, lis a F I C T I T ia t i S I N K NOTICE 18 hereby *lv*n that I am a n n a s'll In bitilnee* at t i l l Hiev»n« Ava.. Sanford, ftamlnnle County. Florida undar tha flctltlnua n*tne nr, Sanford-Htm inota Chopper and that I Inland to remitter aald nanta with Ilia Clark o f ilia C ircuit Court, Hantlnnl* County, Florida. In acr nrdanca with tha provision* hf th* Fletltloua Mama Stalutaa, lo -w lt: •action i|S.on Florida RtatuU* tS tl. H at R obert (I Weak*. Hobart A. Latvia Publlah Jan. I. S, It. SI. IM* IX TH K f l H f C I T c u t RT OF THH X fX T H J i n i l ' l t l . C IR C L t'IT OF T H R BTATM OF F I.O n ilM , IX AXD FOR iK R IX O L N I'OI NTV, IX CMA.Xt'KRV. XO. IflSO IIKI.K.N IIOUVKII IICHT.VHTT aad FIIANK I'l-A VTO.N DUIITNETT, bar huahand, Plalntlffa va LOIVKI.L, W. nr.K D and M. V1R QINIA BRED, hit w ife, at al* D afandaalt, XOTICM OF SI IT TO: LO W ELL W. HKKH and M. VIH U IM A nKMD. h it w ife, If llv Inn. and If daad. llirlr unknown halra a t law. Oavlaaaa. Uyataea, aranlaaa. aaalana. Ilannra, c r c l ltnra, Irualaaa ami all o lh rr par. aona claim ing undar aald Itafend am a. and ail parllaa havlny nr rlalm lna to h ata any rlnht, till* « r Intarrau In and In lha fo llo w ­ in g ilaacrlbrd real proparD aliual rd In lha County „ f Samlnola. Hlata • f Florida, lo - n lt l Tha W att at faat o f tha Kaat HO faat o f lha Waat S»t faat nf tha North H alf o f tha Houlhaaat Quartar of lha Houthwaat qua rta r <!••• lha Huuth Sit faat Ib a roofl. Sartlon •I, Taw nablp SI South, Rang# I t Roat. Tha natura o f this ault la lo ramova cartaln rlnuda from and to qulat and confirm P lalntlffa' till* lo tha abova daacrlbtd prohariy. Tha nama o f tho Courl In which Ihla ault haa barn Inatllulad la tha Circuit Court fo r tho Ninth Jud i­ cial Circuit o f Florida. In and (nr Hamlnola County, Florida, In rh«Pr«Pf, __ ___ _—— Tha abbreviated title - In Ihla eaaa la HKLHN HOOVKIt BURTNKTT and FIIANK CI-ATTON IIL’ HTXKTT. har huahand, va LOW KLI. W . IKKD and M. V IR ­ GINIA HERD, hie w ife, at aL, Defendant*. Tha daacrlptlon a f tha rami p re­ party Involved la (hla null la oa •at forth abova. Tou and aarh o f you ara heraby raqulrad lo flla you r unaware, or other dafanalva plaadlnga In aa'.d cauaa, w ith tho Clark o f aald Court and aarva a copy th tra o f upon Parvla P. Hwann. A ttorney tor Plaintiff*, IU>« Ho. O range A vonua, Orlandn, Florida, on or bafora lha l i l h day o f February, A. D. ISaa. If you fall to do ao, a Docraa Pro Cnnfaaao w ill ho ontarad •gain*! you and aald aauaa ahall prnratd aa partt. WITNKHH my hand and lha aaal • f aald Court at Hanford, Hamlnola County, Florida, ihla lha Stb Say o f January, A. D. ISta. David U. Gairhal Clark af lha Circuit Court la a n d 'f a r Hamlnala County, Florida Ryi Martha T. Vlktan Deputy Clark Ptrvla P. Hwann A tlornay fo r P laintiff* I I I H So. Oranaa Ava., Orlando. Florida ytf, •\ Hit Milford herald is o • . * ** 9 '*4**'m•+S **Y. * * odvertiM • • . sh m i I> HHHH 4 £\ A & in the herald JAM M TV ■ y Robert 8. B row s .M v BoauaoU C osaty C «»ln g Dlrottnra iT'JrT -LISTEN! to Mas prtos aad^ Maka ma an offer: 3 Mrm.. 3 terms—6330 Down FHA bath, larsa living room, large ed—Exclusive with screen porch; draperies in llv ing-dinim area; completelr equipped GE kitchen, wsll oven, W. H. "Bill” Stcmper Realtor 4 Isssrcr disposal, birch cabinets. Estab­ ASSOCIATES; H. K. lished town, citrus, shade trees. 102 E. Coleman Cir.. FA 2-74M. Arthur F. Day, Everett Harpee Robert F. May, B*R Helen E. Noonan, >. T. Phono FA I-4M1 l i t N. Park Phone FA 3-6331 3101 Park Dr. Legal Notice ricrm ore 3-BEDROOM bouse. kttebM cqWp-A ped. Established lawn. L o v V monthly psymasis. FA 3-4171. t'laaa. Faru Park, Hamlnala Conn* NOTICK xarr 1H hereby elv tn th e ! T ty. Florida, undar tha ftetltlnua nama nf. B. L G riffin Aaanrlataa. and that I Inland to raglalar aald nama with tha Clark o f lha Clrrult Cnurt. Hamlnola County. F lo r­ ida. In arcordanr* with tha provlalona af tha F lrlltloua Nama Htatutaa. tn -w lt: Hectlon SSI.OS Florida Htatutaa | tlt. Hlg: Ban L. Urlffln. Hr. Publlah Jan. It. It. tt A Fab. S. IX TH K rtR C I IT COt RT OF T R R XIXTII J l IIICIAt, CIHCI IT. IX AXD FUR OKMIXOI.K C O P X T t. FM lttlU A . IX CHAXCKRV XO. ISIS* CHARI.KH THOMAS RM IT If. ria tn tlff, -VHFANNIE MAE SMITH, DafandaaL XOTICM TO A FPR4R HTATK tiF KldHtlDA TO: Fannie Ataa Hmlth Addraa. and Rtaldenra Unknown Tou ara hereby notified that a bill o f m m plalnt for divorce haa barn filed agalnet you. and you ara required to atrra a copy o f your • newer nr plaadlng In lha hill nf m m plalnt on tha P la in tiff* A t­ torney Taut C. Perkin*. SIT Waat Hnuth Htraet, Orlando, Florida, and flla tha orlalnal Anawar o r plaad­ lng In the o fflca o f tha Clark a f Hi* Circuit Court on nr bafora Tueaday, Fabruary :. I ll* , tf you fall tn do an Judgment by default w ill ha taken a a a ln .t you for tha relief demanded la tha bill af com plaint. DUNK AND O RD ERED at San­ ford, Hemlnola County, Florida, Ihla Slat day o f December, ISAS. (SE A L) David M. G alchel Clark Clrrult Court Hyt Martha T. Vlhlea, DO Paul C. Parkin* ■I7 Waat Huuth Htraal Orlando, Florida A tlornay fo r P lain tiff Publlah Jan. 4. II, It, t t . ISM. IX TH E I IRCI IT c o t n T OF THK XIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IX AXD FOR BKHIXOLK COUNTV, FLORIDA. I.X CHAXCKRV RO. | U || II. It. FLINT and MARTHA REED FLINT, hla Wlfa Plalntlffa, va. FRA N K W. SUTTON, JR., at hi. Defendant* s i rr to « u n r r t it l e XOTICM TO DRPRXU TO: FRANK W . HUTTON, JR. and RUTH R. HUTTON, hla w lfa. VUHXON P. BUTTON and EMMA It. SUTTON, hla wlfa, HIDXEY A. HUTTON and NOAMAH D. BUTTON, hla wlfa. GEORGE A. VAN CAMP and ------ VAN CAMP, hla w lfa. If any. FR A N K H. VAN CAMP and BKTTT VAN CAMP, hla wlfa. LOLT8K At. SUTTON, If thay ha livin g and If thay • ra daad, thalr unknown halra. davlaaaa,. lagatoaa, grant***, apouaea, creditor*. aaalgna, llenora. and traataaa aad agalaat any and all paraoni having o r claim ing ta hav* any rlaht, tltla ar Intaraat by. through, aadar ar agalnat tha aforaaald Dafaadanta; tha aa* known halra, iavlaara. la g * . •a**, grantaaa. creditor#, and atbar paraona tlalm ln g by, through, undar or agalnat FRANK W . HUTTON, decan i, •d. F.AtKI.INE a BUTTON dar eaaad, FltK D O. HUTTON, da. caaaad, and BTKLLA BUTTON V A N . CAMP, daeaaaad: and any and all parllaa having or claim ing to hava any right, till* a n d /o r Infaraat In and to tha properly hereinafter deerrlbod, aald U s d eltuete. ly . lo g and balng In Bemlnala County. Florida, lo -w ltt Lota t and 1*. Black IT o f HANLAKDO. TH E gUBURB BEAU TtFU U Altam onte BaaHaa, accord in g to p u t thara• f •• recorded la Plat Book S. Pago IT, o f |h* Public B acord* o f Hamlaol* County, Plorldla. YOU ARK It. KBY NOTIFIED that tha P U Iatlfla herein hava tnelliutad a ault agalnat you In tha Circuit Court a t tha Ninth Judlrial Circuit. In and far Hamlnola County. Florida, ta qulat thalr tltla In tha above deecrtbed property altuatad. lyin g and balng In Homl. nolo County, Florida, •• karat*, abova mure particularly aat out. You ara hereby raqulrad ta flla you r Anawar with lha Clark o f tho Ultoull Court, tu aad fo r garninola County, Florida, and aarva s cop y tharaaf upon W lndorwaodl* 6 Hunter. I l l P ork Avauua, South, W inter Park. Florida. Attorney* fo r lha P laln tlffa la tha abava a c ­ tion, oa o r bafora tk 3nd day af Fabraary ISta, ala* s Docraa Pra Confeaaa w ill ha aatarad agalaat you. i IT Ig O RD ERED that thla ha publlah ad Is tb* SANFORD H E R . ALD, ' a newspaper published Is Hamlnola County. F lorid a , a ara each week far fou r conaacutlva week*. Tha natura a f thla ault and tha rallat Bought thereby I* tha quiet­ in g o f tha till* to and tha rem oval o f tha cloud* from tho above des­ cribed Unde a w a it by tb* Plain, t i ff la Samlaal* County, Florida ■•"d fo r aonarsl oqultabl* rallaf la tb# promlaa*. WITNEHg my hand aad official aaal aa tha Ciark o f tha Circuit C o n n o f Hamlnola County, Florida, Legal N otice In tho Court o f the Cownty Jwdgw, I m l e t l e Cownty, FTorlda. tw P ro hole. la re l Katata of PAUL LEO CLOUTIER Deeeaeod To A ll Creditor* and Poroona B a v ­ in s Claim* or D em and, Agwfaoe Said Rotate i to* T «a and aach e f yoa ar* h e re b y w notified and required to preeent any claim * and demand* which you. or either o f you, mey have agalnet the eetnt* o f PAUL LEO CLOUH KR, deceeeed. I*t* nf eald f'nunty. to ih* County Judga o f Kemlnol* County, Florida, at hi* o ffice lo Ih* court hnuae o f **ld Cnanty at Sin fn rd. Florid* w ith ­ in eight calendar month* from th* time o f the flr*t puhllcntlon o f thle nolle*. Kerb claim nr demand •hall he In w riting, and ■halt tla to th* pl*c* a f raaldanre and poat ^ o fflr* addre** o f th* claim ant and a •hall be iw orn lo by th* claim ant ■ pent, attorney, *ad any mtrh claim nr dtm and a c t aa flltd ahaH ba veld. G abrtcllc Marla C loatler A* adm lnlatratrls of lha Katata o f PAUL LEO CLOUTIER, deceeeed Flrat Publication January IS, ISIS G. Andrew Speer Attorney a t Law I t s 4 H. Park Ava. Sanford. Florida AHK.XIIKD X O T tr r OF SUIT m HTATK OF FLORIDA TO : MORKH W K. LEVY, If alive, hi* unknown epoue* If married, and If dead h it reaped It • unkown heir*, devlaeee, legalece and grantee*: JOSEPH M. ARRKDONDA, If alive, hla unknown epoue* lr m arried, and If dead hi* reepectlv* unkow n heir*, legale**, device** and grantee* J . A. Ml DONALD and M ART A. MAC­ DONALD. hla wlfa. If alive, their reepectlv* unknown epoue#* if married, and II dead their reeparllva unknown halra. davlaeea. lega ­ tee* and grantee*: AARON CLOUD. If allva, hla unhaawn apouaa If ma married, and If dead hi* reeaer- W -tlv* unknown halra, devlaeee. leg*, tee* aad grant***: HARRISON KANNT, If alive, hi* unknown epoue* If marrlad, and It dead hlg reepectlv* unknown halra, davlaaea. leaateea and graataeni SABAM JACKSON, If allva. har unknown apouaa If marrlad. and If daad Roe reepectlv* unknown halra, davlaao* Jegateea and grant***; tDEfAeA JACKHON CRAWFORD. H allva, har unknown apouaa H aaarrUd, and If daad har roapoctlv* unknown halra. davlaaaa. legatoaa and grant- « •aa; MART JACKSON, who raalde* ■ In Rochaatar, Naw Torh: ORA BELL JACKSON LEE, who roalda* In Rochester. New Turk; OSe BELL JACKSON I.KE. who raaldaa tn Rocheater, Naw York! PHOBMIAN UYTH. If allva, har unknown •poue* If married, aad If dead har raapectlv* uahaown hair*. ?•»*••• »• lasatoea and grant***! JOSEPHINE JACKSON THOSIAS. tf elite, har unknown apouaa H marrlad, aad It daad har raapeellva unknown heir*, devlieee. lena. taoa and grantaaa. C. H. LINDSEY, If allva, hla unknown apouaa It a marrlad. and If dead hla reepectlv* W unknown heir*, devleeee, legatee* aad graattoa; EDWYN BANDY* DAWKS, OBOROR AUGUSTUS THOMPSON and ANTHONY NORItlH. aa Truatoaa of th* Floe Id* Land and Colanlaailan Oempaay, Ltd- If allva, thalr raapectlv* un­ known apoueaa If marrlad. aad If dead thalr raapactlv* unknown halra, davlaaaa, lagataoa and gvaataoai MONROE 8. HUTTON and S. T. l north. If allva, thalr roapaatlva uahnowa epouee* If marrlad. and If dead their raapactlv* uahaowa heir*, devlaoe*. leaateea and grant- rtf ***: SARITA L HUTTON, who ra- w aldaa to MeDoaough, Oaorgla: aad agalnat gay and all paraona claim­ ing any right, till* or Intaraat to and t* tha fallowing deaertbod toad lying aad halag la hamlnola Cana, ty, Florida. la-wlt: Begin at th* SB fcoraav af it*. ■1!H 01 tht • " '* •* Nu A tlornay fur FUtaiAffa R» Far* Avoaua, Sasih Ol Baa t l f W in U r Park, F la t Ids 'v. v> 1 lb V;i|i / fo m ily o ffo ir . , . rood . . . • .• . OWNER MUST SACRIFICE > *'4i Section at. Tawaahlp IS South. Raag* St Kaat, thaara running North S0I.SS foot, thence Woet ta th* AUaatto Coael Lina Railroad right-of•f Incorporated araaa Into aonlng dlairlcta and providing fo r raaulaway. ihear* Hoathwaatarty a ■RMIXOLR C O V X T r HOXIXU COMWIBaiOX along aald right-of-way ta a ' 9 Xottoa o f Fahlt* R earin g point Waat af tha haglaalag Da w hom H m ap coaoorn : thenca Beat to paint af hagla. Nat Ira |a barahy given that lha Hamlnola County B on ing, Comalng. mlaalon propoara to roronmirnd lo tho Board o f Hamlnola County YOU ARK HKIIKST NOTIFIED Commlaalonara, lha a d o p t io n -o f a Comprohanalvo Honing H rgulathat a ault to qulat till* haa baaa ling aad fan achedule and aonlng map* dividing all a f Hamlnola brought agalaat yoa la th* CtoaaM ■ Cnuaty outaldo mt Incorporated araaa Into aonlng d istrict! and p rovid­ Court Ninth Judicial ClrauR af ing fo r ragutatloao and auforratnanla thereof. Florida, In and for Hemlnola ru h lla haarlnga w ill ha bald la lha Court Room n f tha Hamlaelo County, ih* abort title af which County C ourt Huuaa, Sanford, Florida aa follow a ; Dlairlcta •• dallnaalta PHILIP J. n ess . Plaintiff, va. ad a s o ffic ia l aounty mapa — ravlataa ISSSt ' MOSK6 K. LBVT, at a l, Dataadi D lalrlot S — Oammlaalonar Homar L lttlr’ a D lairlet w hich gaaaranta, aad by thaaa preaaata nr* ra­ a lly la north u f a ilna lyin g North o f Laka Mary and waat o f US qulrad to flla with tha Clark nf IT-S1 lo tho South City IJmlla o f Hanford, waat o f tha waat City Mid Court your written appearLlm lla o f B asta rd -a orlk a rly to lf t h Stroot and waat nf Franrh A v a a u , aui;*. peraoaally ar by sttoraay, rt North a f U th Straat — being lha Northwaat aagm rnl o f Hamlnola In nnld ault on or be fora th* Uth ^ County. H aarlag a s Fabruary S, 1SSS at T:SS r . M. or aa aaau iharaaftar day af February, INS, aad Uor*. i i possible. after ta file aervlco or tho oppooDlairlet 1 — Coramlaalonar Joha Krldar*a D lairlet which Ilea log couneel and til* with aald gaaarwlly Kaat a f US If-S t ana Mallonvllla Avanua In Sanford, North Claris your written defenaea, If o f L sk a Jaaaup s a d lha Koonlochhatrhaa River — being lha N orthaay, to Plalatlfr* complaint as oaal aagmau t a f Hamlaelo County. H earing wn F ebruary II. >S«a th* llaiaa proacrlhad by law, thorna t Tit# f. M. nr aa aoon lharoanar •• p»aalbla, In aeittag up tha qetaia, right, D lairlet S — Commleatooar l^ w ra n ca S w o ffird 'a Dlatrtrt which tltla pr Intaraat la, or llaa upon, lira gaaarally Waat o f US IT-SJ and South o f o Ilna lyin g North of th* ahoe* daaarlbed praporty (A b o M ary — h alag lha Houthwaat aagmant a f Hamlaola County. rlalmtd by y*a. Harela full pet H aarlag o a F ebruary II, ISt* a t ! ; l i P. M. ar aa aoea thereafter ar a Docraa Pra OaSfoaa* will ba a t BoiiibU. aaterad agalnat so*. D iatrlct 4 —- Commlaaloner Varnea Dunn'* D lalrlot generally lyin g WITNESS my hand aat. th* oaal Kowt o f US 1T>SS and South o f Lake Jeaaup and South a f tha K een•t M»d Court at Sanford, Piprlda — lochhatahaa R lvar — being tha H oulbiasl argmapt of Samlnola thla flh day ef Jaaaary, A. tt I I I * .# County. H earins on February IS, ISSS at f : l a 1*. AL o r aa aoon DAVID M. OATCHBL, (■KALI*1 4a/ #t ° ,c " ub*r* *»»•• U ir o A l iif oa poBiiblo. Clark of th* Circuit Court David At. Gatchal R oalag map may ha vlawrad and voplae o f lha propoaad aonlng ■y Martha T. Vihiaa regulatlana aad faea achedula may ba nhlalnad In lha Xoalug O fflca, C lerk o f lha c irc u it Court, _ . Deputy Clark Hamlnola County Court Huua*. Hanford. F lorida. Monday to rou gb Samlnola County. Florid* Keaaath m . twfrur Friday from Stas A. M. to Itss P. ti ' Hyt Martha T. Vlhtan Attorney for Plaintiff Hamlnola County X onlag Commlaaloa W INDIHIW EEDLK A HUNTER Bdwarda •ulldlag-p. a Draner Legal Notice . STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Phono FA 2-3641 am engaged In bualnaat at Fern READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY X. F o r Rant AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor STOPI lo lo tea our 1 bedroom D. H. Whitmore m or I tiled bath homes at^ Lillian G. Trams Associates. SAN SEM KNOLLS 27 FT. TRAILER, couple prefer­ 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5111 red; Country Side Trailer Park, After hours. FA 3-2616, FA 2-4K1, 4 Blocks West of French Avobm on 30th Street. next to air baae gate. Call FA 3-0361 F A ------LOOK! at all the woodorfsl leg. turei in these homos. Terratso APARTMENT, l it Elm. FA 2-0571. S t Johns Realty Co. floors—Furred sad PlssUrad THE TIME TESTED FIRM BUSINESS PLACE for rent, H walls — Custom bulb - eabioot block off Hiway 17-321 Apply 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6131 work—and Dust-froo cloaati 602 W. 27th. Street. Close to schools sad sbopfitec Local Fraternity interested in _ purchai__________ lasing lots for_____ construction of buiiness ball. Must be in d iy limits or nearby. Writs P. O. Box 1406. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private hatha, 114 W. First St- FARMER’S 1-BEDROOM apartment, 3100 So. Palmetto. Phillip Endcrs, Rt. 2, Box 372. 4. Real Eatate Wanted 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA. 1-1136. 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Eatate For Sale ■ . ■i— ............ ; I < ?SmLUHrjAKUARY 1L M. SB aa4 ■•L'AKT i, IMS �A W ant A d A Day Makes AH Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Estate For Sale 9ki taafarft fr r a il Mon. Jan. '25, Pairs 9 HOUSE. 60S E, Term*. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY FRAME HOUSE, argc canter lot on Hwy. 46. Rarc-in at $3,000, 2 RR. house on Magnolia, lust out my equity $1,000 $300 cash. of city llm. t; ki'chrn equipped. I BDRM., Fla. Hm„ large utility, FA 2 3463. Venetian blinds space heater. . OE kitchen. Nicely landscaped, Must sell at once. $3993. Will fenced back yard. Ideal for re­ trade for lata model car. tirement. By owner. 242$ Yale. v.A 2 0881 or FA 2 0313. S-ACRES of good farm land in FRAME HOUSE, large corner lot Sanlord Celery Delta $300 per 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house: on Hwy. 46. Bargain at $3,000. Florida stove acre. Excellent terms. Richards my equity $1,000 — $300 cash. room H H P O P P Hotel, Melbourne. Florida. FA 2 3483. Terms. Phone FA 2-7224 for ap LOTS for aale on turd surface pointment. road; nicely graded, near Mon­ roe corner. Phone FA 2-2*39. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Reaalai available from $130 down ,C. A. Whiddon, Sr. —assume $37.30 monthly pay­ OLD SUGAR MILL ments. Inquire at office or • BROKER ‘ 'EarlyBtmerlean," yes, but aellar phone FA 2-7602. >02 So. Park Ava. Ph FA 2 3901 will throw In 143 of Improved Ranch Land, fen- ' and croia LOTS: Cleared, high (round, 100' NEW two bedroom house: natural fenced. Good two bedr.am house wood finish. Separate well. x 145', l 1* miles west of city an d sufficient out-bulldinft $8,300. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, limits. $130. Phone FA 2-7213. (equipment and stock enough to 3rd Street, Lake Mary. start operation optional) IS min­ OPEN HOUSE utes from Sanford. Call STEM* SUNDAY - 2 P. M. to B P. M. PER AGENCY to gat the low HOME SEEKERS Lovely Brittany farm home, S price and good terms on this bedrooms, extra lin e closets, Retax and enjoy living in this opportunity. lovely 3 bedroom. 1 bath home . 2 full ceramic tile baths with in Loch Arbor. Extra nice fea­ w vanitys. Florida room, quaint tures include completely equip­ W. H. ' ‘ Bill'* STEMPER Agency homey kitchen with old briek 112 N. Park ped kitchen, large screened Phone FA 2-4991 sptadlea and buflt in appliances. porch and lifetime tile roof. Phone FA 2-1331 2801 Park Dr. Cypress fenced back yard, at­ Conveniently located on large tractively landscaped soysia corner lot. You may call this DO YOU want a nice home with lawn. Follow “ Open House" algn good income? Ph. FA 2-3899. “ Home'', for only $2,330 down off 20th. Street in Lseh Arbor. and asaume 4t*% VA mortgage 122,900 - TERMS 7. Buninas* Opportunity balance of $12,870, with monthly payments of $77.30. We recom­ GROCERY STORE and stock, do­ FOR BALE mend this at one of the best ing good business. B A I Gro­ B scree with 2 bedroom, concrete home buys in Loch Arbor area. cery, corner Country Club Rd. A block home, high and dry land. W House approximately i0 years Stenstrom Realty old, with new roof. Several oak HERBERT STENSTROM trass and aseortod eltras trees. Registered Broker Good water. On paved Rd. WOM?N SEW, easy raady-eut LEN RISNER $10,900 with email down pay­ wrap around, aprons home. Net LOTTIE BROADWAY ment. $17.40 profits on doien. Spare* KEN TORBETT t i m e profitable undertaking. BETTYE D. SMITH R O SA L. PAYTO N Write. Associates . ACCURATE MFGRJ A n d Associates M M. Park — Ph. FA 2-1420 Freeport, New York Registered Real Batata Broker Ph. FA 2-1901 1T-M at Hiawatha ALMOST NEW Sbedroom home, torraiso floors, built I* kitchen, m w refrigerator, 1H bath; large COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutter. utility room and carports. $330 Apply Tip Top, Sanford Ava, down. Cali FA 2-$42$ after 8:00. A 4th. Street. Model Swimming Pool FOR SALE Nationally Advert lend Esther Williams A b o v e Grmuad Swimming Pool. Weal for areas with high water table. Now available Par HALF R A Y M O N D M. B A L L AND ASSOCIATES _Real Estate — Insurance Surety Bonds 2$ ACRES tiled farm land and t*vo bedroom house: large barn. Easy tenna. Phone FA 1-1223. DELIGHTFUL WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TOSANFORD Wa fasvila yen te ha ear gesafo abeolately free witbeet ebb fa* tie* at earn af Baafetd'a leading C Home* Deal Florida i t A 4 Bed VA -FHAFHA In Service EXPERIENCED meat eutter, age 21-33. Winn Dixie, French Ave1M and 25th. Street. URGENTLY NEEDED MEN 18 37 Its teal* now for Railroad Tele­ graph Operators. Due to retirement. positions open Florida, other states. R. R. average pay $270 up. Must be in good health, aineerely interested ka job wMh a future. Q. I. APPROVED For Immediate personal interview with Field Representative, write Box 1184, Casselberry. Fla., giving age, address and phoM number. la o mild way te describe M e custom built two bedroom home aHaated an the moat beautiful eornt hi the Wynnewood sec­ tion; landscaped surrounded by Maee end bearing citrus trees. TMs heme Is clean as a pin ;nd loaded with to many extras ' to list. Lot m show k to you today If ye* are looking for a real bargain. Good terms ean MEN NEEDED “ 17-49" bo arranged. Exclusive with TO TRAIN AS AIRCRAFT SEMINOLE 1EALTY. MM So. ENGINE SPECIALISTS Fork Ave., Phone FA 2-3232; Dp to $120 weekly to atari aa a evenings FA 2-2281. JET MECHANIC altar abort local training period. Experi­ ence unnecessary, ''niimitsd op­ portunity f o r advancement. Training does not interfere with pr«KOt job. '-Vc arc accepting 3-HDJtM., Fla. Km., hardwood applications for enrollment in floors, atova: air conditioner op­ tional. $M mo. FA 241M. 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath home In Dtwamwold; GE kitchen, Florida room. Reduced tor quick sale. FA 2-1292. 4th Addition SALESMEN: Two married man, 25-40 for permanent position I* , Sanford: 3 day week; paid vaca­ tion plua bonus: other benefits. $323 per mo. plua commission. 3020 Corrlnt Dr., Orlando. Fla. o u n t h y Club P VYIojwJi BETTER HURRY! ONLY 1 LEFT B efore Price* Go Up Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low as $415 19. Boats and Motors LEWIS SALES k SERVICE Veipa Motor Scootrra Heater k I.av n Mower Service West Country Club Rd. FA 2-7928 SINGER PORTABLE to rciponliblc party in this vicinity. Take over ft payments of $3.43. Robson Sporting Goods Two year punrantce remaining. 301-68 E. 1st Th. FA 2 3961 Write Box AA, e/o Sanford Her- riANO TUNING & REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4*23 After 6 P. M. Gateway To The Waterway Your BVINRI DE Dealer Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ave. FA 2-139; Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-00T7. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 14 FT. CARTER CRAFT, wind­ Sinca 1948 shield, top, cushions, trailer. 3n RCA Estate Electric Rsnge $30; A. HARE DEBARY GE dishwasher, portable, $20; H. P. Evlnrude ;Motor, $850. NOrth t-4422 NOrih 8-4711 Bendix dryer $20; FA 2-4901 FA 2-4901. INCOME TAX SERVICE prior to Thura., Jan. 28th. WILLIAM H. MURRAY 20-A Trailer* 60 CU. FT. Fricidaire wall ease lilt Celery Ava. Tel FA 2-1394 $230, installed. 8 ft. beverage 46' x •' TRAILER, 2 bedrooms coolrr $293, Coldspot refrigera­ FA 2-7384. A U TO GLASS tor $63. Telephone FA 2-8331. IN STALLED 21. Furniture 22-A Article* Wanted Windshield Back Glass • BIG VALUES Door Glass Vent Glass GOOD used piano. FA 2 6325. • JUICK CREDIT SERVICE • EASY TERMS Senkarlk Glass and Taint Co. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 2-1. Lost & Found U 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4822 WILSON - M AIER ENVELOPES. LeltcrheAs. state­ New and Used Furniture ments, invoices, hand bills, and Sll E. First St. TA 2 5822 programs, * 1c. Progressive New A Used Furniture A Appli­ Printing Ce. Phone FA '2-2931— ances. A Good Place To 10g Wait ISth St. BUY. SELL or TRADE SERVICE CALLS $1.30. For de |$thtn fhettmeto oome to work?l Good pendablc TV service call San­ FA 2-7450 ford TV Canler, 9th. and San­ 400 Sanford Ave. ford Ava. FA 2-9741. Used furniture, appliances, tools ate. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 14. Build, Paint Ik Repair Sewing1Mach. Repairs 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-41V ALL MAKES k MODELS WILL keep osm child lor working TASKER PAINTING Room CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin 1M So. Park (34 hr. ter.) mother Mondays thra Fridays. Special. FA 26139. gla placet or sets. Also furni­ FA 2-3823 FA 2-0009. ture repair. Cabinets made. PAINTING A DECORATING HEATINO FA 2-7083. FOR babysitting. FA 2-3751 Licensed — Bonded H. B. POPE CO. Free Estimates — WILL taka ears of children in my 200 B. Park - FA 2-4234 $SAVE$ Work Guaranteed home hH mothers work. Phone New & Used Seminole Painting Contractors MODEM RUO CLEANERS FA 2 0209. FA 2-1304 All 8ita Ruga And Wall To Wall Furniture and Appliances Carpeta. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 12. Plumbing Service* THOS. E. THOMPSON I Waak Barries Ph. FA 2-7437 General Contractor TV and RADIO REPAIR af <r Home Carpentry Repairs 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Roofing A Siding ford, Lika Mary and Longwood. Phone FA 2-6431 Beds. Day, Week or Month— FA 2-27T2 and FA 2 6811. Plumbing 4 Heat in f FURNITURE CENTER R A M ROOFING AIR CONDITIONING 1100 French Ave. Contracting A Repairs CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 15*A Beauty Parlor* Ph. *A 2-7933 Licensed — Bonded —Insured 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2-0882 FREE ESTIMATES A Satisfied customer la our beri 22. Article* For Sale Plumbing: A Repairs 300 Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA 2-7941 advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK SAVE at BRYAN'S 3m C. Thomas 103 So. Oak Ph. FA $-5742 FABRIC SHOP. 1028 Sarita M. FA Md4$ 15. Special Service* DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP One block Wait of Monro* Corner, KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY 1930 Palmetto Ave. 2004 Adams Ph. FA • 788 on Writ First St. dantraeting A Repairs Open 24 hra. day—7 days a week FACTORY TO YOU Fra# Estimates Be Lovelier With Professional ALUMINUM R. L. HARVEY CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All Beauty Cara. VENETIAN BLINDS 204 Sanford Ava. Pboos FA MM2 work guaranteed. Free Esti­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom mates. Phone FA 2-7111. SANFORD Plumbing A Heating rail with plastic ends. Plastic 2IM Be. HH* Ph. FA 3-7914. or rayo* tapes. Cotton or nylon PUMPS - SPRINKLERS cords. AA types end slsea, M a iled Senkarlk Glim* and Paint Co. “ Do 14 Yourself* WK REPAIR AND SERVICE 112*114 W. 2nd St FA 2 4622 House Wiring — Electric Service STINE Sid Vihlen GOOD Used Appliances and TV*. Machinery gad Supply Ce. RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. Gormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2441! Cut Flowari For A->y Occasslon M» Magnolia FA 14813 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP CALL Ureenlsat Tree Experts FA 2-1222 or FA, 2 8270 14. Build, Paint k Repair for fast efficient work. Phone FA 2 3013 for a F R E E 17. Pel*. Livestock, Supplies WALL PAPERING A PAINTING ESTIMATE. Work Guaranteed Rod Beard BOSTON TERRIER pupali Ceataet 308 Weet ath It. iatered AKC, $90 and up. P I A N O LESSONS; Phene Phone FA 7 3443 FA 24271. FA 24833 after 8:00. Jenkins Furniture LOST: Brittany hpaniel, female, 7 months jld. Answers to Tody. White with or»ngc spots and freckles. Con'-e* Mrs. C. J. Corbln. no W. 16th. St.. Sanford. PAIN TIN G INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Brush & Spray Painting W. M. BROWDER - FA 3-8335 L A K E , S I D E PAINTING CO. . •<> Sanford 7 PAINTS 'rrtH.KTE UEUXTION <‘ l •VINT. \V\M.I-\ITU Hum tr* F A ir fa x «| \\ 14 •nJ 2-3(5 i 1' sTVKKT BABYSITTER SERVICE* • Ilrkldrnt or Banford weald like to taka care of yosar bahyaltting needs. Quallflad »ltter». Mrs. T. A . Stiles 80S K. 20th Th. FA 2*S8H cal interview write Box E, e/o Sanford Herald immediately giv­ ing phone number and addreta. AMERICAN PLAN Hotel; April September; experienced kitebea, dining room colored employes; chefs, waitresses, ate. Reply with references to Box m , Myr­ tle Beach, S. C. HOLLER IRONING in my home. FA 1*1899 NEW RAVENNA Place The Selling Of Your Propel PARK Where It Will Get "ACTION" HO M ES MOTOR SALES ■ell* th* “ FAMOUS FOUR," OldgmoMIe • Cadillac • Chevrolet and Corvalr TRADE-INS. You cast alway* be assured o f having * large selection of mechanically uuund, clean car* from which to choonc, plua (he added protection of Holler’* famous Written Warranty. Nationwide G.M.A.C. ratty financing nvnlfnhlc. OUR REAL ESTATE OFFICE CAN ASSIST YOU BY You cut move in immedi­ ately while th * P*P«r» hra being processed. Wn Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On 11m Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. 22. Articles For Sale 15. Special Services Our Used Cara Will Be Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our I*arge Lighted Lof. Making sure yon art pricing the property in line with today'a value*. . . . aMIHy and knowledge . . . . T a n Wm I O* M lt 8t. Follow Couatry Club Rd. A Watch For Our Signs . . . Baring you the valuable time and worry that I* necessary to work out tke legal and tacknlcal detail*, ShasmaJuUt JOHN most effective results ! R. ALEXANDER Real Estate — Insurance 2417 French Ave. Sanford /3 V 2nd A Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6251 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oidnmoblle — Cadillac Trade-las OBLIGATION INCURRED. Try our office for the quickest MONTHLY PAYMENTS WHERE DEALS SHINE CUachlng the oale for yon through proven ealee TO TAL PRICE FA 2*0283 �! *'t*dtod- ajiTi - » * • • * ' '• «4,t Ifr7 f ? < I l f W lr -r - .W . .. •* e -%-■ f.w : ** * . ■ - - ., ________________________ Taga 10— M on. Jan. 25, i8 6 0 F y n e-T a sie R ich C rea m y SALAD DRESSING — fcJL__ volunteer service Amt rendered tolpltal Administrator Horry Weir Mra. P. Ahrana, Miss I . W. Um hospital during MSB. making the preaentationa. Waaterby. Mra. K. Epstein. Mr*. L. A v a r* far aervlce Awing *e| Par 100 hours af aenrlee the fol- Palatal, Mra. C. Gallea, Mra. J. year were peeaantad la varioua lowing were preeented with gold Galloway, Mrs. B. Hayes, Mra. C. B. Jones, Mr*. R. Tender, Mra. C, Robelle, Mrs. E. Robb, Mra. W. Sandell, Mra. B. Rowan, Miss R. Stevens, Mra. M. R. Strickland, Mrs. B. Strohmeicr, Mrs. R. Toll* and Mra. H. M. Yoat. Silver pint for women who serv­ ed from BOO to BOO hours of volun­ teer service were presented to Mr*. T. Broome, Mrs. W. Foulk and Mrs. R. Magnuoou. Silver traps went to Mra. W. Crabtree who put to MO. hour* and Mra. B. Houston who put in l,M0 hours of service. SUvnr bars were awarded to Mre. C. Bntior who put In I.7BT hours of service and Mra. T. Woodruff who put to S.1IB hours. Thirty-seven gold b a r * were awarded for women who put to •hours to axccaa of 100. There were Mrr. J. Axare11o, Mra. R. L. Beard, Mra. K. N. Blackweldcr, Mr*. R. it. Becker, Mra C. Bruce, Mrs. V /C. Brum ley, Mrs. P. Butler, Mrs. C. Ctmrpening, Mrs. R. El­ mers, Mra A. H. Ferbcr Sr., Mrs. W. Gray, Mrs. A. Hunt, Mrs. H. Hunter, Mrs. Anna Jansen, Mrs. Eunice Jcnkinson, Mrs. G. Kesr-db' tv1> senieh, Mrs. P. Dounsberry, Mrs. A. MeCalley, Mrs. A. Marsb. Mrs. :B. 8. Newton, Mrs. J. K Nichols, Mrs. A. ft. Peterson Sr., Mrs. F. $1,000 FOR .THE HOSPITAL w m delivered to Seminole Memorial Ho*, W. Rassman, Mrs. I. Pryor, Mra. pltnl Administrator Harry Weir Saturday. Mra. W. H. Foulk gave Weir the R. T. Robison, Mrs. D. J. Runkel, chaek for tha Ladles' Auxiliary at tha Mayfair Inn auxiliary luncheon. Mrs. B. H. Squire*, Mra, Guy R. Strickland. Mra. William J. Toll, Mrs. Foulk waa fund raising projects program chairman for tha Auxiliary 'Mra. J, McKay Truluek, Mra. E. and Mrs. George Harden 8r., left, waa ehalmaa ai the luncheon. H. Unklea, Mrs. M. Van Brackle, (Herald Photo) Mrs. G. A. Wakefield. Mrs, J. A. Wright, Mrs. B. M Young and Mias D. Clin*. At the luncheon the group also heard various report* of lb* year's activities Including a report that o profit of 12,000 from the hospital •hop waa turned over to the auxi­ liary and that club memberships now stand at 1M. . WASHINGTON - The U. S. Mrs. W. Foulk of the project WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dial* ican official* are aeriouily study­ program reported that tha High Wavy plunged ita two-man batiyeeaph "Trie*te" to a record depth Department officials diacuaaed to­ ing poiilble action to withdraw Fever Follies originally planned - nf DT.DOO feet in a Pacific Ocean day poeaibie economic aanctiona preferential trade beneflta now for this year has been postponed against Cuba for Ha coofiacatian until 1BB1. After the luncheon was v;'trench off the ialand Quam. It ot U. S. property but the admin- given Cnba. But thee* aeurcea addad that over, the women witnessed a fash­ ietratkm hoped atreng meaanree the admlniatratlon ie very reluc­ ion show narrated fag Mrs. John the great*at depth prcvloualy could be avoided. tant to tobe euch action for fear McCraeken. U. S. Ambaaaador Philip W. It might "ruin” the Cuban econo­ recorded in eeundlngs by e BusAs the climax to the day's acti­ Benaal, recalled from Havana laat my and primarily would hurt the vities, a check for |t,000 was pre­ aiaa aortaoa ahlp In taST. weak amid rising anti-Amerieaa- Cuban p iop li m um t lb mi tb# Cm * sented to Weir to nse tor the hoeCHICAGO— Police Commlsatoa- lam, planned to continue talk* thla iro rtgim . pltal. > er Timothy J. O’Oonoar resigned week with Secretary ef Stale Such action oould Include rene­ A. Harter and hie aidea. gotiating preferential tariff* now * amid a growing scandal of potice Cbriatlan Benaal met with Harter tor IS glean IT per eent at Import* from Finds Water Warmer thievery In his to.ooo man force. mlautea Sunday at the aocretary’a OULTON BROAD, Eng. (UPI) niiaota Republican Gov. WiUiaa home in aa unuaual Sunday con­ Coho, or atotag Coegreat to reJ. Stratton threatened to Invoke ference underacoring the concern duee the quota undar which Cuba —Mrs. R. W. Travers went swim­ Ue pawara If Mayor Richard Da- ever the aorioualy deteriorating re- aupplioa one-third of U. 8. augar ming oo the sixth day of a recordlap. a Democrat, didn’t clean up latiena between the United Stater at prices above the world mar- breaking cold wave explaining, Am acandal ••quick.” Bight policaand Cuba. naan have bean charged with helpBey R. Ruhottem Jr., aaalatent tag a burglar ateal and aaM 1100,- Mcretary of atoto for Inter-Ameraaa ia loot: Ava policemen and Icaa affair*, who attended the datoctlvaa ware charged wKh ex- meeting, doacribed H aa a pre­ tertioa and eeocealing evidence, liminary consultation. He Indicat­ pal ISO ethers have beau entered ed no decisions on policy reviatona Tm . AH C nSllsn' u 4 Pee—ao to undergo lie teat*. Mart** c iila i *e Daaiaoea Aeal—t were reached. MM Stolela I Informed aeurcea aaid the Amer­ la Ml StoleI* ef NSW Y O R K - Gamble Beneat-ADru a. itAiii. Slot, Iho IS-yaaruld balrva* who Utreetad. rtopif to Parla with her married Tn* end each at yna era hereby Bomanian lever, returned to New notified and required to preesnl York under ordera af a Trench xoricai o r v n a a D o m e x o r any alataia end demands which a mcsolitiom cboaixa, t a c a t . you. or olllior o f you, may hevo iku Ann AnAKOoniiia a ram- exelnat Ike — U te o f UI.AI>Ya a. TIOX PV S.ITTMS WHklVA ISOAD 1IAIJ.. dsreasod, leto e f eald Coun­ TO WHOM IT HAT OONCKHH: ty, lo ike Conaiy Jude* ALGIERS— Trench cxlremlata. Not Ira li harahy alran that pur- o f kem leole County, Klnrlda, at armed - with machine guna and auant ta Paetloa Stl.i*, Florida kle o fflre In Iho r» u rl knuee nf tagr gaa bomba, riotrd over Do- Mlatulos till, the Hoard of County said County e l Sanford, flo rid * , of UemlnoU County, within elgkl ralonder mnnlha from .Goalie's dismissal of Gaa. Jac- Commlaalonars Florida, adopted a naoolulloa o f Ike lim e e f Ike flrat nubtlratloa quoa Maaau aa military and civil- Iho IIlk day of JANUAItT. I***, nf ikla aollco. Kat-h rlelm e r d e ­ laa comm aader of Algiers. At cloalna. vacating and abandoning mand ekall ka In w rlllu x, nad a poriloa of that cartaln road In ■kail, s te tt Iko place o f reeldene* laart SB person* were killed and B*mlnola Cuunly, Florida, deaerlk* sad poet e fflc e addroea at Uto mure than too Injured la tha vie- od as follows! claimant, and ahall ka awara la latest DoGaulto doctored a atato Lltlla Waklta Road, from sba ky Ik* rlalm aal, kls oaant. nr a tIntersection af Iho North lino torna>, and any aurk claim ar i f bIbas In Algarla and banned of Asettoa **. Tawnahtp It demand not a* filed ahall b* void. pqMto martingi In Trane*. South Rana* t* Raal. southerly / * / D ouglas Bltnalrom lo Iho patat of eonvergenee of Aa ex eon tar a f Iba U i l W ill DURBAN. South A M * * - Rtotand Taatamanl o f said road with tha westerly tog Sahs trlbaamen were reported (ICAOTO 0. MAI.U deceased line af Iks A. O. L. R. R. Nlxkt nf Wor. aocordlna la Flat aTU.VHl'ROM, DAVIS * MclNTOUM to hovw hilled nine persona after tharoof aa racordtd In Flat Attoraaya far ■ • • color P*Bm aUomptod to eonflacat* 0 Rook f. proa at, Kdwarda BnIMIna AM ilr boar Wowed hi tha native Lot MM sal la* be publUkod a— Banfard. ria rld a quarter at Durban. Native carnal- lima allbin thirty dare followtau I Weekend News Highlights Legal N otict Mo*.. Tu**., Wed. Open THI T P. M. Ttiurs., Frl, Sat. Open Till t P. M. W estern Lean A M ea ty SPARE RIDS QUANTITY RWHTS Afsntvn BLUE RIBBON T ip T op Q u a lity SLICED TENDER BEEF LIVER FYNE-TASTE INSTANT D F l/ C / ir fS S fA ' COFFEE FARMER CRAY, TASTY Skinless Franks Fyne-Ta$U 12 OE PKG PUSH DAILY OYSTERS e l W OZ CAN MRS. BE1L-S FI AVOB«Jl Lagol N otict T R Y ONE OF EACH'" LADY PAIR SLICED RYE BREAD WHEAT BREAD LADY PAIR SLICED SANDWICH 2 29 < BROWN X SERVE SEEDED HardRote 25< iko adopilau er the Beeatatloa lo one leant of a aawapapor or g is tral circulation pabltahod la Ika ■ ONGTON — Ambassador County. P. laneal reported to Seethis Ska Mtk dap af Jaaaoer. af Atato Hartor am tha IN*. \ David M. aatekel Clark atlas Cuban situation. I V Board af Canaly CammlaaUoars was described at a proSanford. Florida itnary conaultation. Januaty BAHi |ACH LIM IT-3, PLEASE ............. ■ ■ J QUICK NUTRITIOUS MUKRTf W in ter G ard en T a sty F rozen DRIVING NORI H DR SOUI H FEATURE: 1:30 1 :2 $ • R:S7 Woodbury's Lanolin Rich STARTS THURSDAY LOTION 1 Q C Beg. 1.00 Size A # I �5TTM»fe *y . City Restricts Solicitors (H it? g t a f o r f c S i r n t l i i WEATHER: Sunny and fair tonight. High today in the 60’a. Low tonight, 40-52. VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire EsUbliahed 1908 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO.'rtTT Algerians Defy French llllob Order ALGIERS (L'PI) Anti-Drliaull* demonstration* broke out. in nearly a doicn Algerian citic and towna today. Arouied French ictllcm (toured by the thouaanda into Algiers and appeared in the port of Oran for the tint time with weapon* in their hand*, f At lead 6,000 aettlera maeved In the renter of Algiers in re­ sponse to a rallying cry from the diehard* crouched behind bar­ ricade* in defiance of the govern­ ment's demand for a return to order. Barricade* also were thrown up in Oran, but insurgents and army troops withheld their fire. Premier Michel Debr* made a flying trip to Algiers and return­ ed to Paris this morning to anjo u n c e emphatically that the gov­ ernment would follow through in its determination to let Algerians decide their own future. “ Nothing will be possible and all can be lost if order Is not re­ established and maintained in Algeria," Debr* said. “ Let nothing distract us, let nothing distract the nation from the essential task THE ORANGE BELT CONFERENCE TROPHY wan to pacification." presented to Seminole High School football co-captaina ^ But the angry “ colons” did not today. Florida Times Union sportswriter Bob Price, left, • e s m to be in any frame of mind presented the trophy to Neely Rons, Ray Lundquint to listen. Strikes and demonstra­ tions sprang up ail aver Algeria — in Bone, Constantine, Biki bel Abbes, Tis ret, Tlemcan and Or­ leansvill*—ae wall aa in Algiers and Oran. Tbua far, the demonstrations were peaceful. But a wild ar stray shot from either aid* might set off The County Commission today money oul of the contingency fund another day ef violence such aa agreed io amend lti current budget and set up the special account. The board alto heard a delega­ to a«t up a special account lor the ------which triggered fighting hi fiera Sunday. tax aixeaxor to carry on a large tion from Casselberry headed by icale review of property and map Don Wilson complain that Cassel­ berry was "paying tremendoua work during I960. Tax Aiaesaor Richard. SfcCanna taxes" and was not having any had asked that his offiefgjte' given work done by the county. Willson and hia delegation were SIS,000 to carry on th* additional (old that the commission 'would work. The board agreed to tak* the hear any request* for improve- J k r fA to E B t t P I ^ G o v . LeBey Collins said today that dedactload that ha and San. George Smathere are feuding were "unfounded" and ha displayed a telegram from Smalhers to prove K. Some source* had interpreted Collins* suggestion that the 8mo­ thers favorite son movt be aban■ dnned as evidence of a split in re­ lations between the two Florida officials. Smalhers apparently does not one it that way. Ha wired Collins from Lima, Peru, today that ha Hat read the full transcript of Collins' news conference covering the favorite son matter "and believe you made an eminently fair presentation." Commenting on the telegram, M Collins ssid: w “ I hop* it will put at rest soma unfounded deduction that there had developed a breach in oar relations.” Collins had said ha thought a move to present Smathsre as Flo. ride's favorite son candidate for president should bo dropped be* cause it was proving embarrassing to Smathere and he obviously was reluctant to taka it. Bette Davis Stage Show Is Applauded Hearty laughter and applause from capacity audiences have greeted every episode of "The I World of Carl Sandburg" which is coming to the Sanford Civic Ontrr Saturday at 1:30 p. m. The stage show, starring Belie Davis and Barry Sullivan, recent­ ly played two' nights to a full bouse In Atlanta, Ga., sad at the end of both performances the rrbwd is reported to have stood •Cheered for as long as IS ___S is. The same thing happenat Siia week at Daytona Beach. 1 A spokesman for Ihe Heart it, which will benefit from production, saidtoday that S now are begining to sell although many good seats (ill available. The ticket oi­ ls opea daily at the Wood„ Bldg., First St. and Park ’ Aw.« and reservations for the 63 -M il S3 tickets also can be made ' I f phoning FA 21831. ( Jllss Davis and Sullivan create } » different and exciting charset1era with the aid of various pr.^s sad colorful costumes. The third ■ember of the cast is Clark Allan, whose voice sad guitar combine la musical numbers which have been compand to some recent musical comedies. Th* sponsor* also continued to rose today that Urn performance In ant • madias ef ■try. It is a dramatic presents- i ............................................. A Candidate ^ C o u f t t y Clerk David fcatxliorXRttouni&l todlij U n V ' Jam es Avery, of Lake Mary, reported this morning hia intention to qualify for the District 8 county commis* sioner election. Gatchel said Avery must now begin filing a weekly income and financial report with the clerk’s office. He added that the official qualifying date for all candidates is Mar. 1. Present District 8 commissioner is Lawrence Swofford. Freeze Damage ToSend Vegetable Prices Up MIAMI (UP!)— A six-day freeze which blackened tender vegetable crops ail over Florida will also hurt the housewife'* grocery bud­ get in weeks to come. The worst appeared over today, but officials predicted the cost of fresh Florida vegetables will be­ gin to rise. The Weather Bureau reported damage to crops was "very extensive and general in all areas of ihe state." An estimated S,000 of 7,000 mi­ grant farm workers were put out of work by the cold wave which dropped tcmperaturei below freezing six days io a row. The only fob left for them ia to sat* vage what is left. The cold weather scene shifted from Florida to ihe north-central ilalca today, and the mercury plunged wrll below zero In the Dakotai, Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin. A warming trend »wep' north­ eastward and took New England out of Ihe near zero category. But the new surge of arctic air was ezpectcd to plunge at far aouth ai Kentucky today. Heaviest Florida damage was to Ihe fields of ripening tomatoes, pole beanz, rucumbere end squash located in Ihe rich mucklands south of Lake Okeechobee and 'around Miami. Potatoee in North Florida a so were killed by the frost end pastures in all area* were severely browned. The coldest readings occurred Sunday when temperatures plung­ ed is tow ae II degrees in North and Central Florida end (o 28 degrees in southern sections. The mercury fell below freezing with icattered frost again today in North Florida, but,the worst was over. A reading of S3 was recorded at tourist-filled Miami, which basked under sunny TO de­ gree weather Monday afternoon. Clean Election Bill Fails To Get Much Favor In House .WASHINGTON (UP1) In­ formed House sourre* were ready today lo count out the Senate'* clean elections bill without wait­ ing for a votf. They don't think there is likely to be one. The bill passed the Senate late Monday, 38 to 22, and went to the House for referral to the Com­ mittee on House Administration. Prospects are axrelicnt that it will lie there until adjournment. Senators took Ihe bill as it came from their rule* commit­ tee and enthusiastically tough­ ened it up. Among other (hinge, it would make state primary elec­ tions subject for (hr first time to federal'reporting and spending reitrirtkmx. Many lioqsa members, includ­ ing Speaker Sam Rayburn, don't like that provision. Rayburn said recently that primaries always had been the business of the states, and that ho thought that'* what they should remfin. The board approved a raise for Maxine Thompson from 63,300 to 63,600 per year tad announced that the study will begin aa soon aa possible. Commissioner Vernon Dunn aakd all counly officials have been noti­ fied to turn into (ha commission tho wapa seal# to nil natployan. la other bualnoaa during tin morning session of tho meeting, e,r tha hoard delagpd Iho purchase St. at Mellonville Ave. At (hit point Fourth SI. runt over a piece of property owned by Dr. Charlee L. Park. Dr. Park made the re­ quest to vacate because he wanta to build a professional building on this corner. The commission passed a reso­ lution expressing regret of tho death of the late W. V. Bitting. The resolution recognized the service to Sanford made by Mr. Bitting who served on the city commission. The commission approved tho request of Robert Friedly for a distributor's license for beer and wine, to be sold at 340 W. First St. The request of Willie Tillman lo operate a taxicab was denied. Reprisals On U.S. HAVANA (UPI) -Cuban Justice Minister Alfred Yabur warned Monday night that "there will be million* of American bodies" if the Unlied Slates sends Marine reinforcements io Ita naval base at Guantanamo Bay. Yabur relerred during a televi­ sion broadcast to government press reports that "thousand!" of U. S. Marines have landed at the base. However, tha base com­ Charles Bogun. The Seminoles won the trophy by tying mander, Rear Adm. F. W. Fenno, with Apopka for the OBC championship. Both teams had denied that any new Marines, 8-1 records in the conference. This is the second OBC other than normal rotation re­ placements, have arrived at title in two yeurs for Sanford. (Herald Photo) Guantanamo. Tha minister said, ‘ There are thousands of Cubans willing lo de­ fend Cuba." The government announced to­ day it "will take everything" from NEW YORK (UP1) — Stock former officials ‘ of lha Batiiia prices al 1 p. m.: regime who misappropriated mrnt* but, that they must come from the town council. The group American Airlines . . . . . . . . 2l’ 4i funds. Bethlehem Steel ........ . . . . . 51 to A spokesman said about SO of­ also agreed to support financially C A O ..................... . . . . 87 ficials so far have lurnad hi ap­ a Seminole County fair exhibit at .. . . 238 DuPont .............. proximately 6700.000 the Central Florida Fair next Ford Motor ___ . . . . 701* The government also announcmonth. . . . . 38 General Elertrlc Commissioner* also reccivrd General Motor* . . . . SO word from Winter Park City Mana­ Graham • Paige .... 21* ger Richard Simmons favoring a Int. T A T .. •••**•*• . . . . 35to joint drainage project lo eliminate Lnrillard ...... . . . . 37** flooding in the south end of the Minute Maid . . . . . I81* county, Winter Park and Orange Penn RR . .... M •eeeoeeoo*#* County. Royal American ***••••*••** . ••• * The board has already okayed Sears Roebuck *Hto Seminole County's participation in Studebaker .................... .,..1 .2 0 th* project and expect* [a hear U .,S. Stem . . . 91 IIhm Orange Counly sometime next Westlnghouse El............ . . . lOOto week. C O A L B R O O K , South Africa The board also agreed to clay (UPI) — An aattmated 4*0 miners counly road south of Oviedo sealed deep underground by a leading into a Negro Cemetery. ruckslidc will have to stay en­ 11 also gave final approval to tombed for another month—even M amendment of Ihe county building they are still alive. code that all nrw homes built in Officials at Ihe rescue scene of the county have adequate floor the collapsed coal mine said today elevalion of not less than 16 inch­ only way the men can be TVitt fw.lt «|*|i,i,t*ei* the es. saved is first to drill a 13to-lneh They also heard a request from hav* appraised private land need- air shaft to them. Ihe city of Oviedo lo purchase to widen Sanford Av*. at $28,U*7 If this can he done, former miner right of way for a wayside park J. C. Burger haa volunteered to and |'Jfl,7tlt). outside th* Oviedo city limits. T. W. Mrro of Sanford and slip SIS feet down through U to tha spot where the. miner* are believed Lawrence It, Coudict of Orlando to be. That might bo flvo day* turned in their appraisal* at the from Bow. courthouse Monday. Next Monday, Burger said someooe would have Judge .Voile Williams will choose to go down because oven If Iho the figure h* thinks is the best miners ar* alive they are probabl/ appraisal, lie also will require too weak or hurt to feed or help that Seminole County pay the up- themselves. praisal value lo the registry of Food and supplies would havt TAMPA (UPI)—President James the circuit court. to be lowered through the small R. Hoffa of the Teamsters Union After the money U turned over air shaft for ai least a month until apparently will make another effort .Wednesday at burying the to the registry, property owners South Africa's beat shaft sinking hatchet with a rebellious local. can draw out the amount their tram could dig a major ahafl down Teamster officials said Holla land was appraised by the Stale to the sealed-off spot. would arrive Wednesday to con­ Road Dept. The 8KD appralied the fer with official* of Local 333 of land at 3—,108 in December. Property owner* who don't like ihe Schiltz Brewing Co. •Hoffa claims ita officers were th* appraisal of their land let by elected illegally. The local claims th* SKD ran ask for mora money WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Hoffa is trying to dictate lo it. in a Jury trial to lia held later. dent Elsenhower defended hia Hoffa tried to put the union under The jury rannnt giv* such pro* administration's new estimate* of a trusteeship but was blocked by perty owners less than t)»* least Soviet missile strength today as a court order. amount their land Is appraised for based on much hotter intelligence by an expert. Ilian ia tho past. The appraisal was for DH parcels Elsenhower's comment at hia of land owned by 137 persons and news conference waa lha latest organisations. drvolopmoat ia a running battle between congressional Democrat* Sanford got 63,771*8 from fed­ and Defense Secretary Thoms* g. eral civil defense authorities last Galea Jr. over Iho adequacy of night. U. S. defenses and Russia's Mis­ County civil defenze director sile potential. A. B. Paterson presented the Tha President firmly defended eberk to the city commissioners MIAMI (UPI) - U. 8. Customs Gates it a fin* tivU servant. at their meeting. The money it agrols qurstlohrd a 36-year-old Debate over recent Pentagon es­ from government matching fund* timates of Soviet military power ■ad will pay half the cost of a Chilean pilot today in an attempt resulted Mooday in postpone­ to learn the whereabouts of five three-way radio that Sanford ment of Senate consideration of bought two years ago. Ssnford B26 bombers exported from Miami Gates' nomination to ihe Cabinet. originally put up all the money under false pipers. (or the radio. Oscar Squclla was arrested hare Monday ai he stepped from a commercial airliner and charged Building Entered The old NehJ Bottling Co. build­ with making false statements that Th* monthly meeting of the ing at SO* Celery Ave. was broken tha planes wrra bound for Chile, Coffee Club sponsored by the Into sometime before II a. m. Mon­ Chief Customs Agent- Joseph day. An adding machine and elrel Fortier said "They didn't go to Seminole Counly Chamber of trie healer were taken, police re Chile. We are trying lo find out Commerce will be held ai 10 a. m. Thursday ia Mra. Appleby's Res­ ported. wharo they went." taurant in th* Valdes Hotel. Several owner* of bow bustnesses and aowromers to San­ ford will bo welcomed by Club Chairman Chari!* Morrison. t p. m. Stocks Trapped Miners To Be Entombed Another Month Two Figures Set On Land Values Hoffa To Discuss Tampa Problems President Defends Missile Estimate Sanford Gets U. S. Payment O f $5,775 Pilot Questioned On Bomber Export C offee Club Sets Meeting Thursday County To Set Up Basic Employe Wage Schedule The County Commission will launch a Job classification study ia the near future to set up a basic wag* rata tor all county •mployei. Th* announcement of the study earn* after • request by County. Zoning Director Robert Brown that aa employs «f his oflico ho gives aa increase of 1360 par year to bring her salary up to other clerical pay level*. from now on, ihe commission de­ cided. The city sends a cleanup request lo persons whose property is clut­ tered with growth or refuse. If the owner doesn't clean up his land. Ihe city will clean K for him. The city will charge Ihe cost of clean­ ing the land to the owner in the form of a lien. The commission got a request from IS person* living in the Persimmon Ave. and 16th St. sec­ tion asking for a street light. It was decided to hold the request until that whole area can he sys­ tematically lighted. A public hearing was set for Feb. 22 on the city vacating part of Ihe northwest corner of Fourth Cubans Threaten Assessor Cots Review Fund re's No Feud Smalhers, ins Stresses The City Commission has pass­ ed an ordinance requiring doorto-door solicitor* lo live in Sem­ inole County for six months before they can sell in Sanford. Such solicitors also must get a certi­ ficate from Ihe city physician say­ ing that they are free from com­ municable disease. The commission approved hiring an assistant in Ihe building offi­ cials office al a salary of 32.499.93 per year. Commissioners also eonfirmed Iho appointment of Clerk Henry Tamm as finance director and appointment of Rosa Rolundo as assistant finance director. Property owners who don't clean up their land are going lo find the city’ s policy on thin more striet of 68 acroa of land adjacent to tho Sanlando Clay Pit until ‘ further legal details can be worked out." Tho property la now owned by (he Ovoratroot Lend Co. The commission also opened bids on a new pick-up truck for tho agricultural department and a Mixer, loader and dragline for Iho road department. Apparent low bidder for the truck ia Strickland-Morrison Co. at 61.8*5. Apparent low bid for * loader Is the Florida Georgia Tractor Co., with a bid of 612.823. and for the mixer the same com­ pany. with a hid of 614.372. The dragline low bid was from tho firm of Plbrids Equipment Co. of Orlando for 6l2.*°o. The board also agrerd lo adver­ tise tor bids on outside engineer­ ing to improve South St., Prairia Lake Drive., Bldg* Road and Lake Drive, Livingston To Quit' As Collins Aide TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -G uber­ natorial assistant Don Livingstoo plana to resign soon a* administra­ tive aid* to Gov. L*Roy Collin*. Livingston, 31, disclosed Monday ha ia quitting to antor tow aaboal at th* University af Florida Fob. 2. He hid beon *0 too governor's atoll M years. od that public donations have rais­ ed more than 61.SOO.OOo for "na­ tional defense" since Ihe leaflet and alleged bombing attacki by former Air Farce chief Maj. Pe­ dro Diaz Lanz. President Eisenhower assured Ihe Cuban people today (hat the United States has no intention of Interfering in their domestic af­ fairs or becoming a party to any reprisal* at thia time. The president said he and sec­ retary of Stair Christian A. Mer­ le r were concerned and perplexed by recent attacka on Ihe United State* by Premier Fidel Castro. Immediately following iho con­ ference, he Issued a five-point restatement of U. S. policy toward Cuba which waa critical of Caitro for promoting th* "unfounded” illusion of aggressive acta and conspiratorial activities aimed at the Castro government by tho Uniled Slates. Population Of 153,000 Seen For County By 70 County Comminnion Chairman John Krider, in a “ Statu of tha County" mennoge Monday to thu Rotary Club, dtud a projected 'population increune chart that estimated 158,000 persona are expected here by 1970. Krider Mid utility companie* in the area report that by 1970, the growth o f the county will more than triple thu News Briefs FiBh Deals To End TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Gama and Pish Commission said today 47 wholesale and retail Ueh dealers faf 36 Georgia ciiies hiv# agreed.to Hop buying Illegal fresh water flak from Florida. Search Called O ff MIAMI (U PI)-The Coast Guard called off a search lata Monday for a member of (ha "Ink Spota" singing group and two other men after (heir swamped ftthlng heat waa found off tha Florida Keys. Essex Scott, 36-yaar-old "rhythm man" of tho famed quartet and Miami Negroos C. M. JolUvetto, 40, and James Stricken, 60, wars presumed dead. Fighting W ith Fire TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fiva men arrested for lighting wood fires ia Holmes and Walton eounties apparently were trying to force removal of a local timber com­ pany official. Tbt Florida Forest Service said tha mea hoped land owneri whose wood* were burned would bring pressure on th* com­ pany to get rid af the official, whoso name waa not disclosed. Cramer Is T arget present population "and wo must prepare for tha increase by having Iba beat possible faeUlUos avail­ able." Ha cited figures shewing that the county's population has increas­ ed to more than 63,8W. He said in 16M the Winter Park telephone Co. installed only -368>-. phonr* in tho aouth end to the county and this week bee 6,868 phones In that area. At the same time, Krider said Southern Bell bad 6,400 tolephonno in operation, while this year it Jo servicing 13,000 customers. Krider gave a brief rundown to problems th* present countv com­ mission haa encountered during the peat two years and aald that ton county’s financial structo r e to now "the beat in the Mato, with ton lowest mlllags." He said Seminole County wag fifth to lha state to construction and third In school growth to 1988. Among tho problem* tha commie■ton baa mat are sating over­ crowded schools in tha county, ap­ proval of boUdlng to a new hcnHb center and fairing an architect lay a aaw counly Jail, Ha also stressed that tha smutty board to planning Improvements to tb* county home, a vast road Improvement program and addi­ tional funds In tha present budget to Increase tow enforcement to too aotutty. TAMPA (UPI) - Top Democrats from four counties will meet boro Friday night to aoe what they can do about unseating Florida's only Republican member of Con­ gress. Executive Secretary Phil J, O'Hara of tha First District’s com­ mittee for political organiialion said the district’s top leaders and The County Commission today contributors would dlicuis a can­ agreed to tour lour Jails to to* didate to oppose Congressman Wil­ liam C. Cramer of St. Petersburg. ■Ul* to preparation for discussing preliminary plana for a now county Jail. Commisiioners, Architect Jam** TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Gamble Roger* and Clerk David LeKuy Collin* baa called for tha Gatcbcl will tour Jails in Oranga federal govarnmenl to s*t stand­ and Brevard Counties and to ho­ ard* on orange Juice, cape daily bring. chilled oranga Juice product*. Tha At th* asm* Umo, th* boord governor wrote a letter to Food adopted a resolution designating and Drug Administration Commis­ N. J. Van Ingas 4 Company of sioner Goorg* P. Larrick in an ef­ New York City and D. Kirk Gunby fort to speed up tho issuance of of DsLand aa fiscal agents and standard*. He laid it ha* been financial advitora tor construethree years sinto th* industry first lion of tho new Jail, asked tho federal agency 6or scAt tha last meeting, the board hired Rogeri aa architect for tha new JaU and, in answer lo critics, agreed lo survey recently com­ pleted Jails around tho state be­ fore giving Rogers the word to proceed with preliminary plans. Tour Of Four Jails Sol By Commission Collins Asks Action Bryant Campaign Funds Growing TALLAHASSK (UPI I - Farris Bryant of Ocala today reported contribution to bis gubernatorial campaign treasury totaling 638,860. Th* report put him far ahead of Joba McCarty af Fort Picrco, who bad been the leader, whose fund new stands at 67,443. Bryant ala* reported ho baa Htent 6166 to date an his campaign. anas to the tog contributors to Bryant's campaign fund amen Ray' K. Mason, Jacksonville, U,< M6; Uoyd Gahr, Orlandos 61,0001 M. L. Crowder, Tamp*. $1,866; Bon White, 63,086; A. O. Foe*, $»J86J Moo- Outdo Baggett Bogan. 61.888, and Mrs. Mary Virginia Turner, 61,008, nil Pensacola. $350 Damage Dona In Two-Car Crash! An automobile-XUUoa wagon crash hero Monday caused 6638 damage to two vehicle*.'. j Joseph Mixon to t o la Mary was driving south on Olaandag Av*. and had Jut passed th* toUl j a o ctiS station charged Inaaaa th* right to way, � 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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The poster* will explain thin to tholr eaagvagatkna. th e Longwood rirat BapILt Church will u n cenaui flgurw a aa ttp g the protection. Morning f r iy a r — Mursary available Jda iak ar, president, plana |g un thla meeting a dUcuea pro. grams and project! for tho now m r. Quest speahor for the avgalag will ha tha Rev. Macfcort « . Ooana, san er of the U th pr n O arah ad Un Rodwaar. S ta a r wlU ha p re pored by Mr. Illinois Pastor To Conduct Service *> a'-- *'"» a. ' *• 0 « y -^wtiTv - The support of tho Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: Other Churches » ; » g. a . Friday Bvaalag B arvffT 70 p. . Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Negro Churches Whoofor Fertilizer Co. " s u g a r 1* sy l r*, a M .IdfrM f-U t.wg^ -w 3■*J <*it,It. Dawn BeauiySalon Celery City Printing Co. . tfeS Anon Station SnfpidA M National Bank m -mm a V* - WrthWwer , «•»«••* * |w i •V :- .v 1 - t i iSfife ?i . mKv vJ. ■* 1 ■-■'tuLsimE.. t, // !w ft-'. , . f �* . . ■,v*l . . ’ '- “ • - f t, v- . \ ;VY. 7** EmU S.S. Glass Assists. Family ■ MRS. MAURICE CORBETT, second from right, new president of the Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church is receiving the gavel from Mrs. Rich, ard Carter, installing officer, prior to the first meeting A with new officers in charge. Other officers looking un, from left. Mrs. Oscar Zittrower,'treasurer; Mrs. Herbert Thurston, and extreme right, Mrs. Jams Bedenbaugh, secretary. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Maurice Corbett N am ed N ew Ethel Root President All circle members were urged to attend the quarterly Joint meeting of the Friendship League and Ethel Root Circlt of the Con­ gregational Chrhl'an Church Mon­ day (Jan. U ) at 1:30 p. ra. in Fellowship Hall, by Mrs. Maurice Corbett, new resident of the Ethel Root Circle when the group 0 m et at Fellowahlp Hall for the monthly meeting. The Rev. Richard Carter will a. ak on "Misitrna of the Church." Membcra were asked lo bring a friend or neighbor with their, to the meeting. Plans are also being made f r another "Swc. dish Smorgasbord", Saturday Feb. 2T, at the church. Tickets may be obtained from any mrmher of ths circle or by railing the ticket chairman, Mrs. Helen Remusat at FA 2-0973. The devotion was given by Mri. Edward Simpson and all commit­ tee chairmen reported their vari­ ous activities. Hostesses. Miss Ruby Booth and Mrs. Willard Neider, served refreshments .. those present. The next meeting of the circle is scheduled for Feb. 1 at the parsonage, 111 Palmetto Ave., with Mrs. Jam es Bedenbiugh a t holi­ es*. Mrs. Willard Snyder w n wel­ comed as a guert. Members at­ tending Included Mrs. J.m cs Bedenbiugh, Mr*. Herbert Thurs­ ton. Mrs. Oscar Zlltrower, Mrs. Richer. Carter, Mrs. Helen Remusat, Mr*. O. Nordgirn, Mrs. Harold Herbst, Mrs. Alice Mc­ Millan, Mrs. T. R. Alford. Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mr*. Howard Rollini, Mrs. Corbett and the hostesses. In Lake Monroe Mrs. •, Bobby tha* lurmcr former uuuj Hamilton, mi Mist Betty DePrater was tha honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Mra. S. E. Norwood. Mra. J. H. Tlndel and Mil* Norine Norwood at the Norwood homo la Lake Monroe. The party rooms were decorated with bowls of floating camellia*. Games were enjoyed during the evening and prices awarded to Mrs. Katherine Sellers, Mra. Maty Hittcl, Miss Undo Hlttell and Bob­ by Hamilton. The hostesica served cake and punch to the following; Mrs. leer Boyette. Mr*. Lester THU*, Mra. Annie Hawkina, Mra. Rena Haw­ kins, Mr*. C. R. Giles, Mr*. Ernest Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Hittell, Mrs. Katherine Sellers, Mis* Linda Hit* (ell, M tn Pauline Rani, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tlndel and son* and the honor guest and Mr. Hamilton. “CHECKMATES" is « monthly, newspaper publ!«hed by tha YAH-ll wives and aim to theii husbands when they nro on duty away from home. It la filled with aomo of the articles from tha local newspapers, and new* of tha men's families, auch an new babiea, the children's school grades and parties. The editorial staff is shown as they met to discuss plans for tha next issue, duo the first of February. Dnphine Beauchamp is sitting in the chair and grouped nrnund her from left, are, Verna Bolton, Lillie Spain, Douia Brdwn and Ann SIcczkuwaki, editor. (Herald Photo) T II 0 SEMINOLE —DaBART HEART COUNCIL Lake Mary On Life In Korea Mr*. L. II. Webb, wife of the executive vice president of the Clliiens Bank of Oviedo, gave an interesting and entertaining re­ sume of life In Korea, based on her experience* as a child, at thq regular business meeting of the W, S. C. S. of the First Methodist in Oviedo. Mrs. Webb't parents were mis­ sionaries to Korea and she spent her childhood there. The meeting was preceded by a covered dish aunper with the Beth­ any Circle in charge. Mrs. Ralph Neely was chairman of the supper and Mrs: J. II. Staley was In charge of the program. Forty-four membcra enjoyed the supper and program that followed. Personals LOIS AND JENO PAULUCCI Doctor’i wlvea who will show chic stylet from Mary-Either'i are back in Uteir beautiful home are Nancy (Mra. John) Morgan, Loretta (Mra. Leonard) Munson, Laura (Mr*. Vann) Parkrr, Caro­ lyn (Mra. Gordon) Stanley, Betty i Mra. Robert) Smith and Peggy (Mrs. Brooks) Smith, Winter Festival Planned ther Shop. & • Dea Chase from IJUla Hocking, Ohio, Mra. Harrietts Bayer* and Shelby Barber from NelaonvtUe, OMo, visited Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Barber last week. Bob and Batty Harty and their daughter, Naory Lee, kayo arrived hack la Lake Mary from Ring- TYPEWRITERS The Old Reliable Llae Of Smith . Corona Portable Typewriter* Electric and Maaaal Sanford Elks Mayfair Ian, Sanford, Florida Saturday Evening, January 30, 1960 Pete Bukuria Orchestra Dancing 9:30 9tll 1:00 94.00 Per Couple Dress Optional For Table Rcoervations Call FA 2-4863 Lark Station Wagon to ha given away. PENN EY'S WILL BE OPEN S IX DAYS A WEEK 9 A. H. TILL 5:30 P. M. . • >0 Cordially invite you to bo present at the Annual Charity Ball on Washington Avenue. Also here is winter residents from Duluth, Minn., are her father, Jo* Trepanier, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee, who made friends during previous visit* to Sanford. BETTE DAVIS' preia agent waa in lown recently lo plan overnight accomodations for the atar, hef personal maid and chaurfcur. And we were given all aorta of vital statistics on Miss Davis Lorn a description of the Orfy-Kelly gowns she will wear at Iht Civie Center on the 30th fn her favorila recipe. Actresses can't live on words alone, so Miss Davii takes 111 cups choopcd beef, l'w cupi chop­ ped cooked beet*, A eups chopped potaloei and 1 medium onion, rhopped fine. She iay i she chops the ingredients separately In a wooden bowl (so much chop, chop, have you noticed?) then she mixes together and moiili.ni slightly with cream nr beef broth. Mould Into hot, well-buttered akiUtt and heat slowly. Loosen from edges and shake back and forth ha* quently to keep from aUekittf, When nice brown cniat ha* form* ed on bottom, turn onto a platter as you would an omelet. And that, 'mam, la Red Flan* nel Hash I N F L GIANT FO O D STO RES FlorMa’g FHeadllett Moat Convenient Food Star* * Quick Borrleo French Arc. at U r i SL OPEN 7 A. M. . l t P. M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER Carton or Caan To Carry -Out Only Flaking S Pirate Bapfbaa Pap** Plata*, Cape. Ipaana, Forks, Making Paten, Evary Iking For A C w p ltil Boating Or Flaking Trip, ■■ ■ ICE Crashed Or Block, T» Karp ian* Gama Or Ptalb Far CoM Drinks, COLO CUTS QUICK COOK NEATS Chicken, Sanaa go Walatr, Pork Chops Eta, DAIRY PRODUC1B' Milk, Bailor, llgga, let Bos Fastrioa. TALL COME 7 TO 11 'h n h t A n i o / i h Nles Mleetlon of woolana, transition*! cotlona perfeet to finish out the season with and1.Mart Into Summer, B lits 7-1B, 10-20, lltt-2 * H . Sportswear' you can wear aew and later, mix 'em tip, budget priced. From t P. M. tMnyftir Inn MRS. GEORGE HARDEN A COFFEE last week given by Shirley (Mri. Jack) Youngbtadr and JoAnn (Mrs. Dale) Shover was a farewell courtesy for the two departing women. on the < £adbiA' (Djm aah a BAMBOO LOUNGE a t the NEWLY ELECTED president of the Officers' Wives Club js Millie (Mrs. Ollie) Loper, who ha* been a resident of Sanford for over three years. A Graduate of Hunt’ Ingdon College, Montgomery. Ala., she was a teacher before becom­ ing a Navy wife, Sho is an active member of the First Methodist Church and also a member of the Driftwood Garden Club. MONDAY Sanford Drove IDO B. P. 0. D. Mrs. Frank Adams who has bean will meet at > p. m. in tha Elk’a in Seminole Memorial Hospital for Club for a social and Initiation the "Hama Baked" booth, with Pat Halms In charge will be the past two weeks, recovering of new member*. bulging with tempting treats. from injuries received In a traffic Story League meets at • p, m. Mra. Helen Constantine Is general accident last December, returned to her home yesterday for a few at the Episcopal House for regular chairman or the feidval and tha days. She will rnler (he Florida monthly meeting. Program on proceed* will be used lor tha equipment in the kitchen of the Sanitarium Jan. 2T for surgery, new school building. Mr. and Mra. E. M. Polk of Buffalo, N. Y., announca tha birth of a ion, Stephen Scott, Jan. IT at Sisters' Hospital in Buffalo. Mrs. Polk ia the former Joanne Spauld­ ing. a niece of Mri. W. L. Harris, Sanford. • Dancing Nightly Served on Sunday From Noon (bout them at the table were Mr*. Meta Whitney, Mr*. Ann Nicholi, Mr*. Lora Davii and Mr*. Bertha Rhode*. After lunch the parly lrft the Mayfair for a Same of cards at the Thornton home. FAREWELL PARTIES will be In the spotlight this weekend for two popular couple* who arc leaving Sanford—Ledr. and Mrs. Verne Jennings, who are being transferred to Washington, and Lt. and Mrs. John Crawford, who are returning to civilian life in Conn­ ecticut. U. and Mrs. L. U. Higginbotham are entertaining for the Jrnninga tonight and tomorrow night a party will be given in honor of the Crawfords at the home of Lt, and Mrs. Ken Coskcy. A t Oviedo W SC S fis A A o m d i leader* for (be Junior Dept, of the Lake Mary Baptist Church, are in charge of a (vainer roast to be held this week for all children of the Junior age group. • Cocktails THE MAYFAIR INN has been a busy party spot this week, with more social acUvitiei ahead - Tomorrow the annual luncheon for the Pink Ladies of the Wom­ en's Auxiliary of Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital will lake place there with Mrs. George Harden Sr. at party chairman and narra­ tor. A business meeting will be followed by luncheon and fashion show. , A LUNCHEON at the Mayfair Inn Wednesday was given by Mrs. William Toll and Mra. Herman Jacobson in honor of three who arc "infanliclpaling" —Mrs. Melvin Siskind, Mrs. CharIrs Tetrnbaum and Mra. Larry A typical carnival atmosphera La Fontaine. Also a special guest will prevail at the seventh annual was Mrs. Pauline Schwartt of Winter Festival, presented by the Long Island, N. Y., who is visit­ All Soula Church, and thia year ing her niece, Mra. Jacobson. promises to be bigger and better BIRTHDAYS were celebrated than ever. In the event, to be held Circle Presents i by Mrs. Blanche Kuhn, and Mrs. thera will be booths of Beaula Thornton at a luncheon Feb •, to everyone, young and Missionary Program In the Bamboo Boom. Circled interrst old. The faneywork booth, under the chairmanship of Helen H il­ Mrs. Alfred Chiles prearnted the lock, already boatle hundreds of missionary program at the Fran­ bcau'lful hand mido Item*, and ces Horton Circle of the Ftrst Baptist Church, when (he group met at the home of Mra, Donald Flamm on Elm Ave. Mre. Flamm gave the stewardship lesion end Mrs. Otto Thomae was in charge of the devotion. Mra. Derby Knight waa welcom­ ed as a guest. Others present were Mrs. Francis Hall, Mr*. L. A. Bar­ S. M. 11. Auxiliary buslneii ley, Mrs. Ken McIntosh, Mr* Don­ luncheon meeting 12 o'clock at ald Knight, Mra. Don Cates and the Mayfair Inn ballroom, fol­ Mra. W._A. Cagle Jr. lowed by fashion showing of lat­ est Spring clothes by Mary E i­ Honored A t Shower la Thamkful Tribute — By JEANNE WARNKF, Mrs. Webb Speaks Recent Bride • Members of tha Dependable Sun­ day School Class of the First Meth­ odist Church brought girts for a needy family In the monthly meet­ ing at the home o( Mrs. A. L. Skinner, 9(M Magnolia Ave. Anyone desiring to contribute tq this project will find a basket on Mr*. Skinner's porch this week end. Any usablp item such as used clothing, canned goods or lin­ ens may be placed in the basket or tnken to Sunday School Sunday morning. I Mrs. V. L. Smith, president, pre ' sided at the business session when member* voted to buy a folding table for McKinley Hall and to ■make a payment of 923 to M. C. O. R. A social hour followed with (he hostess and Mrs. John Schtrard, co hostess, serving refreshments to those present; Mr*. Margaret Brown, lira, Nancy Brock, Mr* Mildred llulner, Mr*. A. L. Esterion. .Mrs. C. R. Jones, Mrs. P. It. Lansing, Mrs. It. It. McCall Sr., Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr„ Mrs. R. L. Taylor, Mrs. Urn Todd, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mr*. J. A. Wrighl, Mrs. Ray Herron and Mra. Smith. (jJo m m Yen wlU fled them ell hero at the follow log Uw prlcoot Electric Portable 1149.50 Electro 12" wide Carriage Electric 1179.50 Th« Beautiful Now Galaxio, Manual 1119.50 Silent Super Manual ........ . flll.5 0 Other models an low ®JI *« **«■»*«.«*#»««(•«*« 5*2.00 (all prices plea tsees) Coaaa In aed tee Mia complete tie*. There are none better. * 1 * *• Jr- Reg. Prices up to 924.95 (Jh iid h tn A ' <2*e44ea AH nama brand children's dresses, prints, solid* and plaid*. Shop and Bari , w vl ‘ Bara Un tha Hollyw«JI t-*■- , Reg. Prices *2.98 to I7.N SHOP PENNEY'S FOR FIRST QUALITY | *1.98-*5.98 MERCHANDISE YOU'LL SAVE '•“iTJf f1m*<lf» Cl 9b - * - . *7 -y*i . R W i d i Jf‘ r,ri n w i s i 1 �WAanmmm — re* not *t*. By GORDON J. TOLL H u a f a r , S ueurlly A ssociates, la c . Winter tourists are now pouring Into tha atatu and Flo* =rlda Is haaded for ita biggest season, according to B. R. Pnlltr Jr., executive director of the Florida Development Commission. Fuiler pointed out that 8,923,054 vacationers m m to the state during the first nine months of 1958— stepping the full year total for 1957. tha pravioua record year. i; Using employment figures for the past 10 yean as a guide* the chairman of the Florida Industrial Commission • predicts that then will be 90,000 to 100,000 new Jobs avtil'sble la Florida each year for the next few years—a growth lute of about 7 per cent to 8 per cent a year. “Barring un• f orososa catastrophes, ths coming year should see Florid^ Move ahead aa the fastest growing major stats in ths ns* doa,” he added. Florida has 150 airports and is served by 87 airlines. A total of 245,000 inbound and outbound passengers passed The aoldlan performed to this manner in front af to U. I . Army general i. If I'd been us* af those soldiers, the brat* would have had to truek me off to tha itockad* before I'd have knelt at the feet af a Gangrosimas. Bat flue* baffled warriors et Company A. Mth Infantry. Sev* enth Division, Second Platoon, LettersTo The Editor: State farmers, who ship crops alt over ths world, re* •aivt a total Income of about |700 million each year. Annas] Income from wood pulp production in the state boom# *110 million. ;: In Phosphate production, our stats supplies 70 per cent pf .tne U» 8. requirement. I h m are U deep water ports of entry. _ Frank Bateman, president of ths Florida Growth Fund, b e . stresses the Fend currently owns securities of “66 com* fames in 83 different Industries representing most phases of Florida** feat growing economy/' The management of the fn d alma at a “diversified portfolio that will reflect the dmmlfted development taking place In the South and par* With local Internet becoming paramount in the forthting Bette Daria Heart Fund show, It’s appropo to devote to attention to this worthwhile cause. .Bach year In thla country it Is estimated that U. 8. tetoias lose approximately $1 billion in production be•• of lost man-hours. Heart disease la not only a human teem affecting yon—It la a staggering economic problem, T b gpvenuaent loses annually $130 million In revenue to M t taxable income, It Is not only these tangible losses kaffect corporations. Intangible losses In experience and hnaanotevaa b« estimated when yon realise that heart jMeetrikee down key personnel at the very peak of their Heart disease is tha nation's number one health enemy. ctHHM the niOTbjr one defense against this killer and Pto w your HEART FUND. Please, give it your support. n of layssttoyi AVERAGES: Various ways of Jt« trsnd of securities prices on the N. Y. Stock h*m$*kP?Puterof which is the Dow-Jona**v#r80 >tocks art tk w divldodby ndiviaorwhlch la Intondod to R ^ ric p k apHta and dividends and which Is to .tw o to time. This (llvUor Is not the number, -A irb o m t A ltrf Can B t Exponiivt olrbomo sk e t plans with thorn an­ nual coat sattmatoo: No. 1 - m r,* NMNJ No. S-dT«MTM»; and D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D 1 1 * ' -1 I In | m ■ ej N « monUllr (bout how they had lost their mothers and father*, their brother*, and tometima* all their kin to tha Communists. And. after nD. K waa their soil. It wai their ataha. loath Korea la *tQl technical# at war. And our only concern with tha Oriental youniiter* when I visited tha country wat that they had to ba watched or they’d launch their own attack ee tha North Korean*. i Above all, tha** proud young, man 1a uniform had reipect for our troop*. They may have lost; earn* af It, I dare aay, when they mw tha man kneeling before w Party percent of tha platoon • Caagraaaman. remained standing. H mm ware Koreans—"Oriental mereenarUe*,*’ as the Goagrtmman put it. Now, Flood waa (puttaring at data*: "If you want a foreign iogtoa. I will Jatoadnet a IHU tar It . .it's a g n a t idea-tort set lor my division." Then ba waxed Ughtor than tha tip* of hi* greated mustache: "Mr. Secretary, I tay to you — you know as* much about this as 1 do. If you do sot put Americas troops la those division*, I want you to pull them out of there," If Flood will forgive the play on word*, I believe ho 1* wetter than tha floodgates of Grand Cow 1M. This whta from Wilkta-Cam may ba a pillar of patriotism, a fine warrior oa watt* and a bat* terer of brass hats, but those young, able, eager South Korosn if h’t lade represent some of the finest J uwa iny si |Hwf m| sllltt we have on tha fee* of the K oarth. la INI, I lived with them la atwtyi cltar (he camps of the Sfth just south of th* Uth ParaUsl, and at alwayt yUaty nights on maneuvers by tha in tinwtolnstoa a warmth of littlo gasoline etovos we traded storlee and the boys talkod of th* North Korean lnva* tar atrancara Maaeh at tha Jaunty approach of tha tall character The touring Cangrawman weal­ with tha black needle-pointed mus- ed to Mow the 4* generate haw tacha whan haadaaa* head car* many tooth Korean* worn inter­ rlaa O s air at h OMa Opry eti- spersed with aor Map*. Ha waa lain. tailing Secretary of Daftn*# Generris and admiral* I have Thomas Gates about it at a da* aaan quake before hie thunderou* f*OM appropriations bearingdenouncement! of watte and mili­ Ha told Gate* that ha cam* tary eaialatty. mended the lieutenant to charge: M ntear did t dream that "Uentoaaat, will you toll tha Rap. Denial Plead (D., Pa.) would aver gat a platoon of American Midler* to kneol before him Oongrauman recalled: "Tfc* kid ■mpeg tha lonely hills af middle though! I was auti, but ha told Editor: Kn closed Is a letter to the county commission which I thought might be of Interest to Hate Outbreaks Cause Chain Reactions horrified primarily becauso Christ­ ia n was chosen fpr the Cologne outrag*. There waa nothing like the sam* spontaneous disgust BONN — The anti-Semitic out­ when ths Dustoldorf synagogue rage* is Western Germany, which was desecrated some moaths ear* began with the daubing of swas­ liar. Many Germans, too, bav* tikas and slogans on the Cologne given as the main reason for their •ynngoguo on Christmas day, hava disapproval the fact that the iiready produced a chain-reac­ Federal republic's "good namo" tion, at homo and abroad. At will bo damaged. But pUnty of homa tbs Federal Government others have listed thee* anti* bat Issued worried statements, Semitic outbursts for their owa both tbs Fodoral Cabinet and sake. And the West German pros* the Bundestag bavo promised to has shown n commendable unani­ glva th* matter their urgent at* mity is condtmnlng thorn. Oa* m r i t of to* outrage* -----local* autborll " Itlss have tantlon, and begun tha task of tracking down may bo the banning of the Ger­ instigators and examining their man Reich's Party, which in­ herited Uio maatto of neo-Naalsm antecedents. Ahmed, to Croat Britain, from tha banned Socialist Raich’s of *x-G*nerat Otto Berner Franco, Belgium, Austria, Greece, Partyroars ago. Tbs Gorman Italy# Mexico, leandlnavla and six Party is small—it has IT,* lb* United States them have been Relel/a ooo members and H polled only similar anti-Semitic Incidents. 300,000 at the 1NT Federal With Un possible exception of election.vote* It la led by ox-Naala who Austria, thorn * Is soma reason •bow no particular of repent­ for' feeling that these have owed ance. Its depart a rt sign from ths pollsomething to anti-German feeling Ueel tees* would bo no le u to and that they have been designed democracy. But It would to dtoersdlt tha Fodoral Republic. German not solva problem of astlHow else’ should one explain the SemltUm. th* For a similar party would spring up, under a m w name but beaked, from the aha* written to aerm anf dows, by tha Mint survivors from It k easier to analyse the ef­ aocbbals' Ministry of Propaganda fect* of the anll-SemeUe activi­ and by Uu same "Hitler-Boy ties to Germany than to pto-potot Quex" heroes of World Way II. their causes. Hero, than, am The 10 youth association* whleh eome of Ibo most obvious otieets. the party has formed all over Dr. Adenauer has been deeply Mm Fodoral Ropublio would sur­ disturbed end Is Inclined to tho vive, avon If they might change view that a "smear-campaign" thoir name* and chairmen. Bo against lbs Faderal Republic is would tho neo-Nail publishing undar way. Hit Minister of th* houses (Fleam Vartag, Druffel Interior, Oerhard Schroeder, la and M on), th* rightwing "dialatent os proving that thorn Is euaaton group*" and th* barely Uttk genuine anti-Semitism ia veiled anti-Semitic societies like Germany, and the appeal* for a th* "Ludoadorff Movement" and purge of ex-Nads from govern­ Uw "League of National Youlh." ment mrvlce, the Bundeiwehr, th* The Federal and atala govern­ legal and teaching professions, am ments can, of m u m , pmcmd antlroly out of plaeo. But, of against theso pubUshtog bouses eourao, Schroeder te himself a for­ and aacktlea. Mom la p sru a t. mer. member of the Natl Party.1 they can take mom actlvo (tops Tha slate author!ties—who have to am that th* history of the had to got on with the practical Nasi ora te property taught to leek of examining the records of tha schools, and that ox-Naais right-wing parties sad associa­ with criminal records am mtions that might bays Inspired moved from (he teaching prafoathe outrages — adtm mom in­ aion. They can see that men who clined to believo that exNstls served oa th* wsr-erimlnal Frieshave encouraged discordant, din- tor's tofamoua "People's Court" aatlaftod young peopls to give aro finally ramovod from tho Judlvest to their fewUagj of frsetra- eiary. They can. finally, bring lion. Them ia mneh to rapport disturbers of tho poses to Jus­ thla view; but at thk poke it tice and can punish them with mutt ba Mid that.thaM authori­ fining severity. ties hava shown far mom energy than to the peel, when d au n t of Jewtoh cemeterioo warn doe*- Ahead Of Schedule era ted literally hnadmda af times NEW YORK (UPI) - U w trend end (h* police nwmly attributed toward teon-eg* marriage* M such aria to "yousa hooUiaas" or hastening arrival wf- the buUdtog "children at ploy/' ? boom exported to the lino’s, re* The great mass et tho Gorman, sorts ■ leading bousing authority. pubila has beds . smdaMeed, If Us immodtot* effect haa been to not always for tho bolt m o o as. qimuleto th* construction of apart­ With thoir Intern* eootlmestaUty, ment houses, already II per coat Germans won — for tosttaca — higher than s year ago. 4 - F A ? J bb . 18, I8 6 0 jL m ai n n y d n v ln tlo B e-m-»-T^ ^ u Dram normal In m u the human spin* the pnetko Yot all thas* are superficial remedies for a maligaaot growth Is the heart of th* Gorman sa* tlon. What haa to b* rtmembored I* that toon art still ptoaty of •x-Niiis living, who savor reOnly s small minor! are today "poUUeally daagorous. Mas like "Papa" Bamako who fought Ua famous dofoneo of Brest with Ua "Greta Devil" parachutists; H s u Rodel, tha wartoM alr-aeo who w u a national karst Kart "P au o r" Mayor, who tod the Waffen I I la war with reckless bravery — m w sI this atom* treat "Boon democracy" with urn utmost dlsdata. Nor a rt they ossttfsetlva figures. On th* contrary, they wars capable loaders whs Bad the complete confidence of their m w, they bavo bom strictly loyal to tholr Nasi ideals, and they have that quality wbteh the Garmans admire most of aU-"Ausdauor," t s lasttoet far "last* lag out" la fse* of every misfortuno. The anti-Semitic problem will continue to bo a sortous ooo la Germany until a whole genorattos of IN per coat indoctrinat­ ed Nail* has passed away. For these Indoctrinated Nssls offer ideals, ovos if they am provori* oms. Whdt other ideals arc avail­ able to Gormans today: Patrio­ tism — when their country k divided: Traditional loyalties — when el most every traditka has been swept away? European Un­ ion —whan tb* Six and tb* Seven are at aims and aevwiT I k safe­ guarding of the Wait — when this- cotta a lot of money and leavea Germany divided? Rather, many Germans will aay, the Fal­ len Angels than tha smug little minions of Bonn democracy. AntiSemitism will coolinue to bo i problem to Germany for at toast IS yaars to com*. Its existence k , and will remain, w e of those ■peck! factors which make th* position and prospect* of a divid­ ed Germany so unstable. Terence Prittk "Gentlomsfi: "Enclosed Is a copy of a Totter to your county road superintend* *nt. It tolls of condition* ia the Blaek Hammock {.roe which I fool that you should correct. Since you have money to take cars of the prisoners and delinquents and are planning recreaUon arena and mile long causeways la this area, It seems that repairing a few bridges over small ditches and caaala for the honest unJaUed taxpayers would b* a small mat* tar which could bo handled with­ out too much strata oa your re­ sources. , *«oif are. to!to IBVVill 0 itG |f| In IQ "There Mvoral bridges th* Black Hammock area whleh a rt to aerious need of repair, "Two are on the graded road known s i Canal Stroot which os* tends from Florida Avsaua to Lab* Jessup. Tb* larger brldg* over tb* canal bad ralltogi which have rotted off, th* other ernaUor oa* to too north which k over s small ditch 1c rotten. One Umber la the center baa fatten complete* ly out cad haa left a gaping hole whleh slmsst wracks ths bottom of your car when you go over B. I assume that tha county which was rebuilt lest year ifTer d trnrk felt through B Into th* canal tea fa t below, It’o a wonder that tb* driver wasa't killed the truck was standing on Ua radiator 1-. th* caaal, lucky th* water waa low. " It la requested that th an bridges b* placed to safe condi­ tion and be property marked. No Bed Of Rofleg LONDON (UPD—Lionel flwift fired alt IS mattree# makers at Ua bedding factory for lying down os the Job. On* of th* maUsooa makers, George Ailing, admitted they need to stretch 10-mtauto tea breaks to SO mtoutoa because, "you get w on NATURAL GAS COJ oat, working on beds all day," 302 Sanford Avs. FA 2*6282 T 'lr e s fo r t* om Don't Curse Darkness NOTTINGHAM, England (UPI) —Th* city refused te install s tm t light* la two Nottingham suburb* •o residents turned to tho "do-IU yourself” method. They purchased ]9 l O O L St T Everything mu Med S-peene*. driver Mi plus 13-pc. ratchet wt with •■tensions end eight socket*. In handy plastic caw. rc SI 1 A U T O M O B ILE LIABILITY INSURANCE Ayoiloblt - A f M o l Savings To Prtforrtd Risk Drivors Limits O f 10-20*5 and $500 Medical • Comparable Low Rates On Increased Limits • Tap-Rated Company • Nationwide Claim Service • No Joinlnr Fee SAPITY IN S P IC T IO N Driv# in Today i r o s f o n Q S T O H I 1) �Sugar Ray Favored BOSTON' (UP!) — Colorful lu| a r Ray Robinson, still a gloryhunter in tba sunset of his career, says ha'll try ior a quick, spec­ tacular knockout tonight over challenger Paul Pender ih the first defense of his disputed mid­ dleweight championship in 22 months. "1 tolls do It quick and Im­ pressively," said 39-year-old Ray. “ lo prove that I’m still the real world champion.” The Harlem hotshot Is favored at 3-1 to best 29-ye.r-old Pender of suburban Brookline, in their scheduled 13-round fight at the Boston Garden, Few give the rangy, dark-hair­ ed Irish challenger any chance against the once • great Robinson, who still carries a bomb in each fist but whose legs and stamina may be gone because of age and inactivity. Nevertheless, the ticket sale eaused promoter Sam Silverinan to expect 12,000 fans. The bout, in which Pender will be attempting the 15-round dis­ tance for the first time, will be televised and broadcast nationally by NBC at 10 p. m. There'll be a TV blackout within a 100 mile radius. Sugar Ray expects a purse o'. about 1120,000; Pender, about 135,000. Paul's previously highest purse was tt.ooo. It's Robinson's first defense since he recaptured the 190-pound title from Carmen Basillo at Chi. eago on March 25, 1951. Because of Ray's long delay ki defending, the National Boxing Assn, va­ cated his crown May t However, he's still recognised as world champion in New York and Mas­ sachusetts. Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, is now recognised aa cham­ pion by the NBA; and Robinson hopes that an impressive victory over Pender tonight will foree a title-clearing fight with Fullmer at New York, May 19. I Tuiane Hires 1 Former NC Coach NEW ORLE. : ( U P D - Tula no University has hired former North Carolina All-America, heed coach and assistant coach George Bar­ clay aa an ta il m l to .Green Wav* mentor Andy Pilatyi Barclay replaces line eotcb Jack Green, who recently resign­ ed to Accept 8 coaching position at Florida. “ Barclay ia a fine line M ich,” Pitney said, “ and 1 feel very fortunate that w* have been able to add him to our staff.” The new Tuiane assistant Is toosidered one of the best line conches in the nation, and was ' y ♦ M u g h t after by aeveral ■schools during this year’s annual jh u f•ta g *f coaches. J n He took over North Carolina's reins la 1953 but dropped beck to m assistant's status when the *{% school didn’t renew his contract to 1955. He now Is in the aervlcei i station buatoeas In Chapel Hill, N. C., to addition to hla recent ■$ duttoo with th* Tar Heel llaa. Wins Rockne Award WASHINGTON (UPI) - Roger Davis, Syracuse's AH • America guard, was named Thursday as the winner ef tho Washington touchdown Club award as th* Col­ lege Lincmin of Ihe Year. The 21 • year-old senior from Solon, Ohio, will receive the Knuto Rockne award Saturday night Wind Up Practice * Fri. Jan. 22, 1960—Page 5 Stetson Grabs Lead In FIBC Cage Race: By Halted Freia InteraeUeaei The fourth • ranked BrVd'i PATTY BERG will be nno of the top women golf^ra to partlclpnte In an exhibi­ tion and clinic at the Mayfair Golf Course Jan. 27 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Harriet Williami* 169 led the field to the second round of the Mayfair Women's Golf As lo­ cution Kader tournam.nt Wednes­ day. The women played their second round of 19 holes at the Mayfair course. Th* final round in thr 54 hole tournament will be next Wednesday. Scores so far are Barbars Rowell, 171 . Jeanne Foulk, 172; Helen Carraway, 175; Min Keenan, 17$; Fan:'<on McRobcrti, 171; Heart Du n o , 178; Ruth Her­ ron. 162; Donna Dondsnviile, 193; Myrtle Adams, 199; Reba Mahan, 199; Blanche Nicely, 199 and Su­ san Dickey, 199. Tops to the Myster; Tourna­ ment were Jeanne Foulk, with a 43 in C lan A, Jo Symes with a 49 to class B, and Donna Dondanville with a 50 in Claa* C. Jeanne Foulk and Augie Russell had the low putts. Drawings for the Feb. 9 courtesy tournaments will be posted to the club lounge. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Unbeaten Charlie Branch, 12114, or Philadelphia, scored a technical knockout over Jimmy Ilhia, 124, of New York, at 1:39 of the fourth round Thursday night in their scheduled eight-round bout at the Alhambra Boxing Club. A Fat Definition NEW YORK (UPI) - If you’ve let your poundago creep up to 10 per cent above normal, then you're fat in the medical author!tits' book. For a 120-pound wom­ an, that maana 'th* margin of danger it as little aa 11 pounds. mark of last season, is a top choice to make the 17th ranked Irish of Notre Dame “lucky 13” in 14 starts. The South Benders are looking for their 12th triumph in the Chicago Stadium game. Notre Dame has dropped four games. Utah (13-2), the nation's No. S team in offpnse with an 93.4 scor­ ing average, strives for the run­ ner-up slot in the Skyline Confer­ ence. The 'Skins are currently lied with Colorado Slate Unlveraity at 31, with Utah State leading the circuit with a 3 0 mark. Four of the country'! first 10 see action Saturday, with Cincin­ nati (13-1) meeting Duqucsne (4-7) at Pittsburgh, fifth-ranked Ohio Stale (11-2) visiting Purdue (7-6) at Lafayette, Ind., in a Big Ten game; sixth-rated Georgia Tech (13-21 hosting Tennessee (7-5) at Atlanta, Ga.. and Villinova (11*1), No. 9, playing Penn­ sylvania (6-7) at Philadelphia. Trip LatchTop Choice In Race One of Sinford-Orlsndo Kennel Club's best looking hounds. Trip Latch, will be marching in tonight's featured ninth race ai the favorite of the Grade-A octet, ac­ cording to morning line digits. The big brlndle gent gets lop early odds of 2-lo-t from the fourth starting position In tonight's headliner at the lorai speed oval. Trip Latch h it won only once this season but he hat pieced three times and shown once to eight trips to the starting gate against top Competition to the sport of queens. Limber Timber, fresh from an impressive triumph over Entry Rock, also will be highly-regard­ ed in the feature. This 63-pounder is given a 4-to-I chance by early figuring. A 59-pound miss. Rustle, may upset the favorites' applecart from the sixth post position. Al­ ready, the game lady has posted a trio of victories at the kennel club. Others in Ihe ninth are Ed's Dixie Line, This Can’t Be Jilieen, Saddle Mark and Dorlcne Both the first and eighth con­ tests will be swift Grade-B races and the nightcap will be one of the long three-cighti-mile con­ tests. Action starts at 9:10. A matinee tomorrow will get under way at 2 p. m. 1SHPEMING, Mich. (U PD -T h* natton'a Ur ski jumping artists wind up practie* setstfeM today for Ui* week-end U. S. Olympic tryouts «u Suicide HOJ. A field *f 51 jumpers win compete i t the two-day tryouti, By JERRY COVINGTON The Seminole* will be out of town to­ night when they go against Lakeview of Winter Garden in more Orange Beit Con­ ference action. ■ Due to poor playing facilities in the gym here the locnls have scheduled most of their gamen away in the early part of the season but they return home tomor­ row night against Wildwood. While on the* road they were very successful, los­ ing their only game to Winter Park and picking up wins over Apopka, Wildwood, and Leesburg. Thero isn’t a happier fellow in the country, right now than Conch Bud Layer. After being at 8HS for five seasons and battling all the way to keep his head above water with a very poor basketball pro­ gram. he is now able to walk into a gym with confidence and feel like he can lick just about anybody. This year’s squad is very welt coached and the greatest asset that they have is to be Hble to adjust to new situations. In the game Tuesday against Leesburg, Lay­ er inserted a new type of fast break and his youngsters readily took to it and roll­ ed past the Jackets. This year the Seminoles have one of PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. <UPI> — It's man against the elements as the second round of the $50,000 Bing Crosby. Clambake got un­ derway today on three atormptaguid goir courses. Aa the lads teed off, hoping for something better than ths rain and 50-mile-an-hour winds they had Thursday, two men were in the drivers' seats — Gene Littler and Dick Knight. Surprisingly, both irds are from San Dipgo where bid weather Is just something that happens some­ place else. Knight and Littler, with the benefit of playing on the slightly wind-protected Monterey Country Club course Thursday, had fiveunder-par 67s—and that was three strokes, belter than anyone else in (he field. There were three other Califor­ nians at 70—Paul O'Leary. Ken Venluri and Tommy Jacobs. And six men at 71. Uul after that the sco rn sky-rocketed all out of proportions; with some fine pro­ fessionals shooting in the 90s. The great shotmakrrs of the world hid their troubles. Natlunal Open champion Billy Casper had a 74. National PGA champ Bob­ by Rosburg had a whopping 64. Ferm rr National Open ph»*wp'-«« Dr. Cary Mldd'ocoff and Lloyd Mangrum each had 77. LAKELAND (UPD—Stetson grabbed the lead In *h* Flnridn Intercollegiate Conference basketball race Thurada? niffhl by defeating Florida Southern, 70-64. ■ The victory gave-the Hatters a conference mark a4 Mb a game belter than unbeaten Miami. The Hurrieanea do M l play another conference game until February. the finest point makers anywhere in the state in the person of Jim Gracev. The six-foot senior continues to pour in the points for the cause and is a sure bet to Stetson amt Southern jilayvd “ rewrite alt the record books at Seminole High. In the first eight games this sea­ evenly .most of tho game an,i C a n i l c s i H v I A sa an son, he has maintained a fine 20 point per with lit minutes remaining the- jQlsuSpUl LOOD game average which is by far the finest score was tied 40-40. j 1in the OBC. He is constantly improving in Then Southern ran into shooting 1 ItL the other departments that he has l>een trouble nm! failed to score durlnu i D O W I I l l f l K 1 3 V * ' ,,- I lax in and If he comes through there are a six-mlnuta period. Meanwhile,) t ■■ several college roaches who will seek his the Hatters were racking up a . _ ( . services. Little Ray Lundquiat enjoyed one of his best nights against Leesburg and was Tn lnc Pryor's Insurance Is bare­ responsible for the successful fast break. ly holding H* own la the BandAlthough Rny usually comes in second to spur Bowling Leagno after this Grnce.v in the scoring department, he week's bowUng, a t It stands now well deserves all the praise that is heaped just one half game above the seoupon him, because without him the game onri spot team, Foodmsrt. Tbs Urn slows to a snail’s pace. 1 have seen a lot derwriters have a total of I N of great athletes but, pound for pound, wins, and lbs Groesra b ars ■ this youngster is the finest competitor I wina. have ever seen. He excels In every sport In third spot. Bahaas SpoithM and when he is playing you know that he Goods has a total of llto , followed by The Pig 'N Whistle with 9t. and is giving it everything. both Wilson-Mhler and Rokialllat 6 Don't forget the game tonight in Win­ Anderson Drugs with 29. This ap­ ter Garden and the return home tomorrow pears to be anyone's league, so far, night against Wildwood. Let's come out in with th# cellar te a m just ltd Roumillat'i of the Recreation full force and show the Seminoles that games out of first. Depart menu Biddy Basketball we are with them all the way. The game O ut drew tbs moat in­ League continued lo set the pace MIAMI REACH (UPD — An Eastern bloc that '<ai steadfastly prevented the election of Marshall ’ eahy as Nr ' 'I ball Iwa;... commissioner offered a compro­ mise proposal today that Austin Gunscl be given the job on a oneyear “ trial” basil. if this move failed, it appeared unlikely that be bickering owner* rould decide upon a successor to Bert Bell during the present meet­ ing. In lhat case, Gunsel would Rawho n Nominated BOSTON, Mats. lUPI) - Ref­ eree Tommy ft a wood of Arlington was nominated hy Gov. Foster f’urcoio Wednesday to succeed Joseph Reardon of South Boston on thr Massachusetts Boxing Com­ mission Bxwson, boxing coach at Harvard and MIT, will receive a $3,500 annual salary It his nomi­ nation is approved. Lighter NEW YORK (UPD—The weight • _ rigid polyethylene bottle il lets thin half that of a compar­ ably-sized metal ran. r^to***1 rontinue lo serve as interim head of Use NFL for another year, Art Rooney, president of the Pittsburgh Sleelers, said ' - ould propose the eleetion of Gunsel on a short • term bases when the owners reconvene today; George Preston Marshall of the Washington Redskins. Carroll Rosenblnom of the Baltimore Colli and Frank McNa ee of the Phil­ adelphia Eagle* were the other Owners behind Gunsel. George llalas of the Chicago Bears, who has abstained from voting In the last several billot* of this strife-torn election, origi­ nally was a Gunsel backer. There were report* lhat Mrs, Walter Wolfner, president of the Chica­ go. Cardinals, was ready lo join the Gunsel camp In an effort to resolve the two-day stalemate. Nine votes were necessary for the election to the office held hy Bert Bell from 1946 unlil his death Usl Oct. it, Leahy, Ih* home • loving, 49 year-old San Francisco Forty • Mi­ ners' attorney, had six or seven voles on Ih* 14th or 15th ballot depending upon varvlne sources in Ihia most eonfused of NFL meetings. last Saturday with a 22-17 win over Seminole Sporting Goods. Sanford Kleclrie scored its first win 20-17 over fllgginlMlham's ____ and Robson's won Ha third straight 2414 over Slemper Agency. Tomorrow’s g rn ea at Seminole High gym find Robson’s Sport­ ing Goods vi. Higginbotham's .Standard Oil, Seminole Sparling Goods vs. Strmper Agency and Roumillats vs. L’anford Electric in Hie final game. Standings at the mid-point of the league's sea­ son are: Roumillat'i Higginbotham Robson's Spt. Goods Slemper Agency Seminole Spl, Goods Sanford Electric terest this week, was rolled a« tbs five and six alleys as Foodmait took on the league leaden a id tried for the top spot themselves. The Grocers took two wins tows Pryors, bebisd the high s e r in ed Eve Rogers, who aloo picked u* the 9-T-19 split. Jane Prudes toap the honors for the inanraace team . WIDon-Maler was is top to rn this week, as it wow tars Crass The Pig 'N Whistle. Tbs I w s l f i leara rolled a saw league Msasd for scratch gams, aa R to n ed to a 714, heating the preview high ad also held W Id 732, Woods ‘rolled by tbs toaaa. UWgto a Ml scratch seitoS 3 2 for Wltaoa-Maler while Ana Beys I | turned to the top a e o n to r t s * 5 0 3 2 opponents. RoumiJIate looked ltos ■ m m 1 4 1 4 winner after taking the first gams from Robsons, but fast Iasi Mg speed and dropped tba a s * tin to a row. Ubbto Whitehead prefed aa able anchor,'toUtoR-high tor Rato ■qns, while Frances Cross did the same for Roumillets. F re e ales made the 5-9-7 apltt, as did B9«to Walts. Other split pick ups w an | p Pat Foster, toppling * FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) — and Dot Teslo, and Viri Delending tllllit Mrs. Marten* aU making th* 3-10, Kr Stewart Sire', of Fonthill, Ontario, son, Mm 5-T, nhd Maty faced 1956 winner Mary Ann Downey of Bn lit more to the sec­ ond round of the Helen I.** Doher­ ty golf tournament today. The second round of the fourLOS ANGRLgfi (U N ) - Jack day match play tournament was Faulkner, top aaaiauwt- to Om s * scheduled for this morning with Sid Qlllman wHh the Lo* the third round following in the Rama, today ; was a(*9*M * 9 'M§ afternoon. Today's 36 holes of former ehiera eeafotasM wMh ft* pley-whl rwtiip# th* field to t o r L m A n g e le s r U r g t f t t f fe e M W for Saturday's semi-finals. American Football1Laagon. Top Golfers Tee Oif In2nd Round Sign* With Chnrgcm — W W tti (Except Sunday) Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY • Clubhouse • Hontnd Bland* • Vnlnt Parking Jerry- Colllna, Co-Owner Sorry. No Minora bowling ball Irons tba m w AMF hall* 61* tote the free-taming « Track. This trey may be gentl] within reach. The a MF hand center ef the tom toUa. rb o ire of WILCOMI a Rfrtinw t a 4 WAGON IM “FOJLD STA BIU tt” in living color Tuesdays on NBC-TV dor tba management of John A. fipolsU la now in a d m it* preliminardr to Iba Formal Grand Opening, scheduled, fe February $9th. Tenatlvf ly J e t Lnneq will open at 9 fig dj^fcj 1 a week, The night closing hour will he decided afto r aeV tol \ operation. Arrangement* have bpeo nude for •nltaaoifc’dga ere and other dlgnntoria* to he peeotta t * JM Laneg feg I Opening on the SliK ’. �4’;if, ' *,• •( •%>.» «• gJItiV i 1 •*. v-Y • A*» ft I . ............. - , ' rj* otoFVF *•; * 111. im - •$ '-lpt ' '<•V--^ hi'*.' ou ■ §*• Osaforh 9 m » Ptf* • —FrL, Jon. ,. 1160 Getting Pby On TV Programs For The Wc«k News About The Stars FRIDAY P. M. Mi •If* t » j (ft c m (ft 0:00 ( f t • (I) *:** (1) C H A N N E L LISTIN G OBLANDO ( • ) WDBO-TV CBS ( • ) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (S ) WESH-TV. NBC H ig h w a y P e tre l C hoanal Big Mgwaraem L ir* *( i n t e r L ira a r R iley c e n tr a l P ie . Nawa Kawa BHhdfiMSlHkmtos Piwgraa otnrt I p ,la . Friday, Jan. 22 and tad • p. to. Friday, Jan. 29. (I) Hopalong Cataldy • ill (t) Tugboat Aani# • ill (I) Cbanatl Ola Ktwiraom (1) African Patral . •:t* (ll Mavl*—Wactarn few-,-'; ■W m ( I ) A frican . . . ___ Dlanty , IS) RawMd* *" III Paepta Are Funny tl** (It Treublaaheolar ,,M *:** - 81 (•> («) If) s til* (*> P e tro l ' li*l (i) Donnlo (bn M etre 1:11 (fl Bmnll Wort* (I) Jn/inlo Jim ft#*-(II Central Florida ekowcaoo il l Rny itageri Tilt (tl Banaaaa \\\ k s l:N (I) Th* Risk Raid III* 1*1 Want** DOa* nr Alla* (tl Man an* the Cbnllanga i l l Oleaeanaea M l (II Mr. Lagky (1) Th* Deputy 5 e \T u .^ u r Pared. mao (ram BtaektiewB Paallu Ptayheuaa Sauae* Strip lie * e,ii }JI lf*v#*o7» Travel i&n’ in world wie* e* ■ tv,Id l*ll* till* ntUp . . . -avia 11tg* (I) Jack Pier III (I) (II (I) ‘,V, (») t . ' c H- ." Ounamake Jubiiaa USA It Ceell S* Toe Shaitan Slade (II lit* (II (I) lilt (I) .. <•> Papey* Plarhesa* Rln Tin ' Tin Cnrtnana Highway Patral Wenthai—ttawe—gparla i;ii iii Ml •i*l Ml TUI . Till Till li*l lilt III* (II (•} (II (II ill (I) (II (I) (l| (I* (I) (II ( ll <*) III (II (fl (II (I) sier Central Fla. Mcwa Weather Raw* weakly N«wa Review John Daly II Mae Dlgaat Thla Mae Dawtaa Nawi Richard Diemen* Maaeaeradt Party Chayann* Maahent U. X Boirdar Petrel Walla Fare* Father Kaawe Beat Banrbon Sireel Mat Patar Uunn Danay Thamae Mevle “ * ittfsa k vs..,,.. Ill Lave That Bah 'MI (Vi W B8rMn&p t:lt lid 1:11 •tSS (t| Aheut racaa (tl Topper (t) Ban Kraucleee Baal il l Ac The »VorM Turaa il) Mr. * lira North III Queen For a nap 1(1 Tar Bailor ar Were* (I) Dap le court (II llouoe Party \\) tS!: sm r (II Millionaire '( V l^ n i- D ? ^ ... ill The verdict le feura (II Leek (Tn (ft aal# Storm l:M (tl Bet Maatorlon (*l Belly Halt** (II Donna Road Oil* (II Caaeaahall (II Real MrCava (1) Johnny itnceain Oil* (I) Batholor FaUor Ifl W CooV. OiM (It The BI* rany (tl Wrale Far* ill The Unteethahleo tlite (II drauehe Mars tl:le C l Lewi*** Tear# til Taka a a**e Leek title ( 11 (11(11 Kewe Mill (dl Mevle ill Mavl* , , 'M " ' # & & * . m . I:ti ( l | Contlaealal Clieteeta tin h i Today—Oar# Oarvawi in* (Ci wealher # Mesa T:ld (f) Ctriaoaa . i1:11 a ti’ «:s (*l Captala Ranaarr* . . . ill (I) Brtfhtar Dap IliH t .li*l t ill Ml Ml I titi (It Menard Bemaieln a New Tork Phllharmanta * (I) True Star? (tl Bauer Bala* — Ride III** (!) neatlaa* Oun Tt) Detective* Diary 1 IN* It) Mr Wleard Id) Saturday Nawr l*t Kartaan Kapera • ,|M tt* (ft *'* Doubt* • Paatur* flOO (It Pre Haohey Maw Tork ve. Cbleag* (It wreeding •:** (I) Ban Frenelao* Beat ’ lif* (It Death Valley Dare BiBB (*» Bendataid , ; (I) March #( Dima* MO (it tndueiry On Pared* (I) Raaln* Trent WlaHeh H U (ft Cbample*able Bowlin* WEDNESDAY P. M. Hide (tl Truth ar Cengaguoacee (d) Lave af Ufa (ri'ReetUie Oun Ml SUNDAY P. M. SATURDAY P . M. Oitl (0> Captain Kangaroo Side (I) Horning Thiatfa ea» lloiapor Room 0:30 (1) raadtr'a Olgaat t ill (1) Kama • Interview* Ilia (II Newt A Weather IliH It). Dough Re an <0» Had nowa Bhaw (I) Kartoon Kapara l l i l l (tl Flay Taur llaach (I) On The On II) Marla 11:00 (ti Price ta night U lll / / ! CiaHatrtUM (I) December Bride with all tour panel members dur; . moolol d o m tor »h*«, to d]» NEW YORK (URI) - H m Ule- ing th* week a i ho performed | gui*o. pbon* ^ having quit* a tint* •( (It ChrUtophor* (•) TV Worktbop (II Carieena (•> Oral Rebort* (tl Double reeturt Theater (ll CM Kewe (ll Thla 1* Th* Lira (II Carieena (II Bengal Lanrara (I) Command Performance til* (tl Kingdom of th* aaa (II Ray Reger* t ill ill Kllery Quean (II Th* Day Bator* Tomorrow IKI (t| Cblrepraotla Forum •it* (II Bunlay Movlo (II CBS Span* Opoeiaeular (t) Sunder Wllh Solly III* (tl Champltnahlp Bridge lilt (I) Brake* Arrow M l (I) H 10 Written (I) Fata Th* Natlen lilt ( i ) ’champlanahlp uolf lias (*) Coaaaaai Tl) Matty * Funniaa »;♦* (I) Tim* Praaent •■It il) o a Feeiball Bela - (It Marly dhaw III* (I) Lew of iht Plalnamta (l) cnee** in Burep* , <*> American Bengalee* Or1* (It Beeret at arm 4:11 (d> K ( || of Might (I) Split Paraonallip \\\ l ie ill •.N lV l’ ? ( » & & • » . (II Highway Pairat m if( svj: (It 1:41 (II M1 m III T:M III (II t : ll (II (II (II •:** (II . Id) •tl* (Il Central. Fla. Matra Weather ' « : • , .............. Jehn Daly lleccue I HI Bporlaman * 4w‘ * Wafnn Train Hotel depart* William Tall Charlie Weave: Ohpw The Tdun fo e Price la Rl*hl 0:00 (t) parry C,m, (It Hawaiian By* » If) Mltllepalr* OiM (*) I'vo Oat A Secret Ifitf (ll Thla la T*ur Ufa (tt Mtrkhtm (I) Botin* IBiSO (it Wlehlia Town (tt To Tali Th* Truth l*i(l (tl Sperte IliH III (It (t) Mtwt tltlt It) Mevle itt Mevle llt ll (1) Jock P u r (4! Ill fRHaWtlih century 11:14 (I) (l> (i) Ui*0 III lin e il! (I) On Th* Q* Mevle PI*P Tear Match fries la Right December Bril* FRIDAY P. N. H ill (I) Truth ar CeaMItOoeto 111K M 41? H ill (ll it Caul* Sa f t* <•{ fee ref Per Temtrraw it) Love That Bob lt:(l (I) Ouldiae Light M l (•> IJfo Of Riley (i) Topper in aheut Faata ilia (t) Mr. * Mr*. Marti (tl At Th* World Turn* (#) San Frdnelae* Beat n iW T W W & V K .w m m, :ii nr. a„c“ " .• S f B & n N . II! a a . 1?. 5l*h BtrVi •B F a *-% K ilt VarVeVmy II! t t S * Siaegee \\\ V r V tn ^ i* * ^ THURSDAY A* M. fit* (It Continent*! Ctaedroem III* (It Dave oarraway Tit* (t) Weather Tilt (•) Cent*** La it Saturday, Art Carney, etarrlag In “Call X* Rack"—eubtiued “Tk* Telephone Hour”— healed up « phone ai be talked himielf iota aulclde. The phoaei were ilizlln{ again WedMfday night when CBS-TV'I Armetrong Circle Theater prevented, 'Tull Dlieloiure,” a itory ef fraudulent atock manipulator* and their hlgh-volt«|* telephone tac* •lei. They vert eventually dleeoBneeted by the combined efforta jf a legitimate itock broker. • wary cuitnmer and the Beeurltlea Exchaag* Cemmlulon'a lawa and agente. Harold Gaat'a acript waa laf o r m a t i v e , entertaining and etralghttorward. It alao generated auapenae: Would the young engi­ neer, calmly and effectively played by Martin Brooka, alak hla M,ap* aavlaga into “Spagemet,” a worthleaa aleck that a friend Upped jtlrn to? No. It waa waa a fine akow, deaplle aoma fluffs la produetlon detaUa. 1 cupsea* the moral ef the itory la: If aomeooe Upa you, knock hint ever. Robert Horton, the aceut for “Wagon Train,” took the deaim wrap* off hla alaglag voice dur­ ing o gueat ahet la Parry Cemo'a NBC • TV colorcaat Wedneaday Bight. The remit waa generally pleatlag. Horton joined Como in “Route M” and then aolocd with “It’a Wonderful.” atUred In whlu Uo and tails, n r leaf. Hit vole* lb* currant trend la (adult-atyl*) alnce be avoida Um Frank Sinatralami and dltflaya s kind of Parlaien mutle kaU atyla, or timbre. Horton alio J*i**4 ia • equar* done* number sod I luapect that kla aoup-indflek get-up woo reeponelbio for s itiltooea ia kle mOvemeolt. •emo show olio featured Lana Mono, who polished o faw numboro to • high glow. Ineludlsg “Folks Dot* aad Mooobeam*” •id "You Don't Hvao lo Know tko Leaguego.” Her “bird”*ou* with Como won ekarmlng at firet sod built to * booled fluid. Personals imerlee* l i a d t i i " 7 • H .m .v .t u 11:1* (ft Play Tear lluath Cuetom Mod* "M w js ir (*) On Th* O* “ * a i S 5KSS“Bi.. i It Korteee Kapera W . » .'* * “ * n M % w b 'J T THURSDAY r. M. Hide a t Truth or^CeueMdaM* (it neaUta* Oun YOUR FAIR LADY—This would bt Julie Andrews, on# of the lon« list of stars to appear on the two-hour special, *7he Fabulouo Fifties," Sunday, Jan. 81, 7:80 to 9:80 p.m., on CBS-TV. Rejoining Rex Harrison for the first time on TV, the talented duo will offer songs that nude "My Fair Lady” the top musical hit of the 60’s. Other famous TV, stags and screen headliners on tho show will be Jackie Gleason. Henry Fonda, Susy Parker, Shelley Berman, Mika Nichols and Elaine May, and many others. Housing1Budget NEW YORK (UP1) - Fa millet with an aftar-tax annual Income of moro than $3,000 can afford to budgot at least ono-flflh ef REPAIRING Uioir total income for (touting, Watch** Etoctmkslly aeeording to a homing authority. Teetod Such proapectlve buyer* tbould OPEN tick out thota boutee conitructod Friday Eveolng with greater amount! of durable GWALTNEY Jeweler material! tuch t l aaphult chinglee, gypium board and abeath- Ml 8. Park FA 3-SMS Dialing aad fUtogt Wagon Train ing. attempted a delleata morality play Waduidoy night and epolled It by approaching th* gist with tho eubUety of a trolley ear. Young Richard Eyer turned in Belance 4 Tire* the inow'e Wat acting jab. Out* aad Switch and Harriot on ABC-TV began 'ndedlag Weight* with an entitling teen* involving ta* David and hit bon, played by Frucia D* Salat. From then i;*i lit Bt!» (ft Mewe B Weather _ X rt. Jaka Bradla aad g r t , Jos Mattart attended the county aouaDoctor Rmtio eil mooUsg af tho ham* domoattraWASHINGTON (UFI) - There U u elub* la DoSdry. this wook. or* 111 phyeiclane aad IT denUita Mr*. Emms Ysstot of Oohav* for erory lto.ooo portoai In th* vltllod Mr. lad Mrs. lo M lt WU- ■atloa, according to tho U. S. Uamt Ulo wash. Mr*. U lo Irooki, lstgl yeet■oitar, U beck at ker jab, afu r a wooka voeaUas. Ih s viaHod bar brother to St. Feteroburg: SPECIAL elsh Tire Shop Cor, 5th aad French 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE DAY— B FAS-MTI NIGHT — FA M U 1 FA M l i i , FA I 4 M % L S S L n .1 ” 1*1 nee rah (or Temartew MONDAY P. M. * 7 ;f •• ' J. • a Cbut U a u ’ i7 •v# ai lit (!) Abeui Facta • ill (ft' Verifier la Teera % Wm%*T.:M ir ;‘ lit* (tt Amertteu tueeaua* ',v,K ;:."'o,Dv ,.. ,u Vttt I ! W fi 'pareaaality Bits i*t Rneaymneeer* CHOICE OF COLOE8 ”f/U k » j m m t f m k tm h Im f If# ear naftwMwM • «SMfw» lav•> m a m B A K Sim i T a R T f n r /^ M vk;.! ■• • fS ■ > '• ' I �V tumble Pays Off As Cop #Nabs Suspect • n n fn rh . w NEW YORK (UPI) — Mr*. HJustaquia Hemendlz, 48, struck and killed by w car Sunday night, became this city's ninth hit-run victim in 19 days. KELVIN CORCORAN and Mr.- Stubbs in • scene from "Toby Tyler" coming to the Rilz Theatre Jan. 28. The greatest love atory ilnce the beginnning of man—and wom­ an, the atory of "Samaon and De­ lilah" aa tranalated Into Cedi B. DeMille'a Immortal screen citsale, will be told to fana again beginning Sunday at the Rita Theatre. The Spectacular Paramount pro­ duction, In technicolor, atari Vic­ tor Mature and Hedy Lamarr, aa the legendary alrong man of Gaza and the seductive charmer who deprived him of hla Godgiven power. They are supported by co-stara George Sanders, Angela Laaibqry and Henry Wilcox along with a cast of thousands. LcgaJ Notice * - # ■ ■ ■ H in t ■ .. n jh Publlala Jan. I, II, fZ, |», m e. . ‘a ! SUSAN HAYWARD and DeiuilH Holmes _______ , _____ __________ Ji in a scene from "Woman Obsessed" coming to tha Movietand Drive-In Sunday. Two exciting melodramas aro earning to th* Movleland DriveIn Sunday and will continue ^ tr o u g h Tuesday. W "Edge of Eternlly" Marring Cornel Wilde and "Woman Ob■•lied" a im in g Susan Hayward •ro the attractions, both dealing HTATK O F FLORIDA. TO! VIOLA H U LL W ho** re d d e n c * and addreea la unknow n. TOtl A ttn IIR ItK Iir NO TIFIED , th a t ROOSEVELT 1 IK U . haa Iliad hla sw orn rn m p la tn t a g a in s t you, being a a u ll Cor illv o rra I n 't h e C ircuit C ourt of Hemlnnle C ounty, F lorida, a t Hanford, F lo rid a, and you a re h e reb y req u ire d in file personally or by a lto rn e y w ith the H onorable D evld O a lrh e l, C lerk of o u r eald C o u rt, a t Hanford, F lo r­ ida, y o u r w ritte n d e te n te . If a n y you h a te la th a C om plaint filed In anld ra u e e a a a ln a t you, and tu Ella a copy th ere o f w ltli th e underelgned a tto rn e y , by the ath day o f F e b ru a ry A. V. 1*00; H E R E IN fa ll not o r Judgm ent w ill be rendered a a a ln a t you by default. tXRAL) David XL Ila trh rl, C lerk Uyl Jo a n II. W ilke, U.C. II. W. W are, A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff, r . O. Hex 1411 Hanford, Florida. ner" and Alfred Ililcbcock'i auapenae thriller "Vertigo" will start a three night run. On Saturday four musical shows will play. They are "Go Johnny Go," "Senior Pram ," "Juk* Box Rhythm" and "Rockabilly baby." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tony Curtis who le ts about 10,000 fan letter* a month tays he’d never be able to "tmokc, Grlnk or make love" if he heeded Uto demandi In many of them. "If I lived the way a lot of fani want me to, I’d have to change my whole way of life," ho eald. The 34-year-old actor, relating In hla white-carpeted atudy In gray short*. a white T-ihlrt and ineak1 era. aald: ;I decided at the beginning of my career that I’d rather quit than make believe I waa ahiolutely pure ■Lit to keap fana happy. No career la worth that. "I'm not kidding when 1 aay aome lattera tell me how to conduct my love life. Some aay I ahouldn't drink or amoke. One guy wrote that if he aaw me eating meat in a atill photograph, he'd May away from my picturea." Curtla aald he and hla wife, Janet Leigh, get about 13,000 fan letter* a month between them. "But fan mall la really no criter­ ion by which to Judge a atar" he aald. "A lot of performer* get mail but couldn't gef Into a movie unleai they bought a Uckat. Curtla. currently appearing in "Operation Petticoat," aald he la much more comfortable now that he'a a recognized actor than he waa aa a taen-age idol. "My turning point came when 1 mad* 'Trapete' with Burt Laneaater," he laid. "Befora that, I waa undtr contract to a atudlo—Unlver■al-lnternational — and they were FADES WELL.Q.K. IF YOU REALLY WANTA DRY A FEW DiSHES r tub eNTBRTAii\«NrrwS*Tra BCTlON. K 1 U .e E .., HBEB you ARB, Sd cSP cky THE FINANCIAL Hit-Run Toll ■ F r i . J a n . 22, 1960— P a g a 7 ' i e r a* wa\‘b MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Detectiva Pat Perdue was sitting on a cafe atool having a cup of cof. fee when he heard a familiar ntumbl* coming from a phone booth. -Who’* that In tha phone booth," he asked a waltreas, "Why th at’a John the Stutter­ er," the answered. 0 Perdue hurried back to the sta­ tion and refreshed his memory in the files: John Dorfer, S3, alias Mumble*, alias John the Stutterer; ffltir years In federal prison after being convicted with Frank J. Nelson In a $330,000 swindle. Perdu* and three other deteclives tracked their man to a hotel Thursday and broke in the door, ^ h e r a stood John the Stutterer ® tid Nelaon flushing horse bets down tha toibt, the officers re­ ported. Tha policemen aald they re ­ trieved enough evidence to bring charge! of gambling, failure to make criminal registration and vagrancy. ■ R rrnltl THEM ARg MY VERY BEST PLATES. AN* t DOST WANT r / MB CrOTi . T H E M , THAT'LL c a t c h ] ANY THAT SLIP a YOUR HANDSi n r , w . r n i I , u l a r-u 1 w 6 i& SUPER-APRON AN' k F O R M E /J don...too* cur. THAT SHIP... HJ98AIC...MfA3r. (WINS dow n r onus..* A FIND HIM... HUP . ■r HIM... . ^ KTTtN GET HER to the ,SHE SEEMS IN BAD . SHAPE/ ¥■ infirmary S GUCKIY... H3T A 5 S N OF HIM'true B A S T MUST H M t SWEPT HIM M O M THE MOUNTAIN/ ^ - tors—but I always wanted some­ thing better. "Pram bow on, I want to do more and more light comedy. I'm trying to find a rang* between Marlon Brando and Gary Grant. Brando la the foramoat motion pic­ ture actor around bacauao bo can bring to tho scraon tho complexitlaa of today's foneratlon. "But ha has hla limits because movies are not made ju it for to­ day. Thai's why Gary la tho beat over, a long period and why I ad­ mire him. 1 think people can tik a a dire situation whan they as* a grain of humor In It. They have too much atralght drama In thdtr own livea. Gary can take any subject V TUEVVE GOT KNIVES MIDCUi0S*HE FORGOT -.HIS RIFLE*- — - k' JUHUB MTBOtMW JjONttMMStNrOWE o rn e p/snjBMHce'- r y o u Amm i A5 o r M S OANoeor —-zr N orrm p Federal law forbids th* portrait of any living person to appear on a U.S. p o ita g a stam p. BE BACKLATERCORTHEOTHER ONE. ONLYBOOM FORTW1 m r n o . rum fuui/vp O/YUY t/ rr USBANO m o to //ci a tj* UP AN7NC GANG, m an a 0 t r A LOT OF CAOH.THfN At USE6 UN8 y WOWV*VL FIND ONLY IN < EMEWENCIH MIS#, tm K .Y o u 'r * o /v w H A m io n l o r k o o o r o * thought / TODAY A SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 DOUBLE FEATURE .m ssa r? POROID YOU HEAR MOM IS GOING TO T ■ u v A m in k r - r ^ j ■ C O A T / wHh current problems of the day. Itartlng Wtdosaday, "L'U Ab­ Legal Notice T H H C Q t'ftTV Jt'D O B ‘1 t Ol RT, V fCIII.N O t-K r o t 'M V , FLORIDA . K STATF. OF ha n s nictiA n o K JK sxB nrn. Dccestsd STATIC O F FLORIDA TO: LA W REN CE J. PIBRHON, w hose ' rss ld s n c s Is unknow o, and a ll o lh ar pS rsont cea ca rn sd i Tou a ra h a rab y n s i l f i'd th a t V alda J . Rob trine, E x ecu to r of tho E s ta te o r Itan a Itle h ird K jennerud, d sc sa a td , b a a f l lt d * I’a tltlo n In aald C o u rt p re y in g fo r an a u th o r i­ a l) Ian I* sail « t s tlv a ta e a ts th e fa llo w in g deecrlbed p re p a st r, to B b rlt: ” Ir*! II, Block it, D rtam w old Subdivision, a c ro rd ln e In I’ubllc R trn rd s of Bsm tnnla C ounty, F lo rid a. to a s th tr w ith tb a fu rn ttu ro and fu rn la h ln a a lic a tt d on th* eald prem lara. a n d you a ra horeby ra q u lre d to fit* y o u r w rltls n ay ii.aro n c* , 4*. fsose*. o r o b lsrllo n a t* oold T otlDon w ith in Zl doya a fte r th # flra t p u b llra tlo n hereof. Should you fall th s rs ln . decree w ill ha t n t e r t d It* due eouraa upon eald P e titio n . _ W ltneee m y hand an* seal o f H e l d C ourt e t Hanford, flemlnole C ounty, F lo rid a, th la I t t h d a y o f D erem bsr, ISIS. PHONE FA M i l l LAST TIMES TONITE AT . TiN AND IltN -BELOVED INFIDEL" Grog. Pack A Deborah Karr PLUS • AT Bill ONLY -S OATES TO HELL" SAT. TRIPLE BILL I t 1 NO. 1 AT IDS * H i l l BRIGITTE BARDOT IN “LA PARI8IENNE" FEATURE: 1:00 . B:S2 - 3:44 • » :li w bll ..-h b '* A FEATURE: 2:33 - 3:25 - St 17 STARTS SUNDAY NO. g - AT 1:11 ONLY “TOP GUN" STERLING HAYDEN NO. I AT f i l l ONLY “THE BUCCANEER1 Yin. BRYNNER CHARLTON HESTON IT’S iUM, (SEAL! FNlNCIflWMCAHf W lleon A le a a n d tr C ounty Ju d g e R r U l t s F o w le r C lerk F lra t publication on J a n u a ry 1, t i l l 83 -TO LUCE TO MAKC^S CO-FEATl'ItE AT S ill ONLY M ik flu HflVWAHM WOMAN U U bL iiL D - AH " ■m . t ,TT7'Tr.‘ w L FEATURE: 1:3 0 . 3:30 . «:S8 - 8:37 STARTS JAN. 2Slh SJSA M AN APPOINTMENT WAS N TVIE PON A HAiRBTYUNGy BEAUTY P A W * TRIM ANDBHAMPOOv 3 f W n o w * J 1C HAIB-0OR NGNC w ene/ , t W O W 5> - STARTS WED. Ill A bw er NM �I * J k f jV -t---- h •TfdYr,J,~lT' JTSW5 * - ■ ' •• •’ • • 'y ‘ • • •i• - ' ■‘ S IR W R T IP (B !' k •• : ** • ’ ’ ‘ l v -W i e ' lomoHtoig O ld - WANT ADS A r* As Good As Gold THE O L D H O M f T O W N Stenstrom Realty B y STANLEY HERBERT STENSTROH Xefiitered Broker LEN EISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates II N. Park — P i. PA t-N COMMERCIAL BUILDING Per teat: « ' i eeitabie for , Hoeape or auto repair: Sanford ALMOST NEW S-bedroom home, terraiao floor*, buiR In kitchen, new refrigerator, Ilk bath; large utility room and earporto. SAM down. CaU PA M W after S:M. A-BEDROOM bone, Utehen equip­ ped. Chariot Hay, Rt. I Box MAA. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES BROKER Ml 8e. Perk Ave. Pb PA S AMI ■ S-ROOM furnished apartment, ale an and eloae up town, SM month rent. PA S-MSI. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Retale* available from SIM dowa —a ttu n e S47.M monthly paymenu. Inquire at office or phone PA 2-740*. PURNIAHED two bedroom home; ijgw * earporto; ahady yard; for appraclatlve couple; one or two children. Phone PA I-S43T, Mra, Haxel B. Monghton, MU Hlblscut Ct. m rsFj.v, . REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN MU French Ave. J. W. HALL 'C al H a ir R outer PhMM FA S-S READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RENT A BED Reliaway, Hot pit*' * Baby Beds 1-BKDRuOM, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large By Dty, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE FURNISHED duplex. No children. US W. 1st BL 21T West 12th. Street, after l:M Ml FA M i l l OWNER MUST SACRIFICE p. m . OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ Make me an offer: t bdrm., 2 ing. SIS Oak Avenue. FA 2 3606. bath, large living room, large screen porch; draperies in liv­ ing-dining area: completely equipped GE kitchen, waif even, diapoaal, birch eabineu. Estab­ lished lawn, citrus, shade trees. 102 E. Coleman Cir., FA 2-7460. apartment, 2 beddern, MO- Phone S t Johns Realty Co. tx&z f ■ Item 1 AMcembnettlr tee,**# panada « Tree I Portland cemtnt Vo k a O tM v trtd a t eeeOed doetug the iw tlvt month p j t j ^ to* tan Inn 1* ternary Ghe above named quaatliy It ■geenkants, and ae nuaraate* It IN to nr Implitd at te total jmount Mat will be required • M She j i rtt l at the eentraet. The material to be farnlalitd mwm ran farm to the current su n d ­ er* aweairUetlont of tha n u ts Mead Department af Florida. Mddan thall quote on material Sanfarad la papar beat and In Tha hid price shall ba tha act trie* to tha County for materials dative rad ta a nr point la Seminal# •enntr. ■Ida to' be anolatad In a taalad ••vatopa, plain Ir markrd on the ontatoai mo f o r runsintiiva PORTLAND CRMENT, open Fab. etearr a, t*ea. Sitdc be EDt In th thi* C dunly C om m is­ to ha held to sion M ooting Room to tb s C o u rthwuoo a t S anford, F lo rid a on Fab- R a w l. Ilia. __ Yh* r ig h t h roaarvod to w aive jrro g u la rliln s o r toehnlM lliloa to tod* s a d to y o jto t o a y a n d /o r all A N X IK B. m -IJ P O N , Local Fraternity interested ia THE TIME TESTED FIRM purchasing iota lor construction 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 of business lull. Must be in d ty limits or nesrby. Write D efendant. P. O. Box HM. f o n c a TO A P F R S R BTATH O F SrtXlRIOA TOI ANNIK IS. ELLISON l i s t t la r r a n A venue p l tt i b u r a h It, P e n n sy lv a n ia T on a rd hereby notified t h a t a bill of ru m p ln liit fu r divorce hoo beoa M ad o a a ln e t you, a n d you i r e re q u ire d to oorvo a ro p y o f y o u r a n tw o r o r p lea d in g to tho bill o f c o m p lain t on th e p l a i n t if f s a tto rn e y P a u l C P o rk ln t, 44T W ait Mouth a tro e l, O rlando, P tu rld a, and file th e o rig in a l A now er o r pleadIn* In lh a office of th a C trrk of th a C lrru lt C o u rt on o r before F r i ­ day, F e b ru a ry IS, IMP.* If you foil to do oo Ju d g m en t by d e fau lt w ill bo to k en a so ln o t you for the r e . I ltf dotnsndod In th e bill o f com ­ p la in t. DONE AND ORDKItBD S t P anford, Item lnnlo C ounty, F lorida, th is 11th d ty of J a n u a ry , l»4t. {XRAI.I DAVID U. QATCHKL v 't r S c! t h r c t r r u i t C S c r t By M a rth a T. Vlhlon, DC P a u l tT. P orkloo I4T W eal Hou|h Btrool o rla o d o . F lo rid a A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff IMbllnh Ja n . I t , SS. St * P th . I. IlMOr B oard * of C ounty Com m ls- J a l a K rld a r. C hairm an % l F , R D avla J r . Obwaty i n g t o t a r Fwbltoh Jnnuurr IS, SS, lit*. JOYCE M. HATW ARD. D efendant NOTICE RT P I OI.ICATION H am den, Conn. »• h a rah y g iv e s th a t n g jg to divorce haa boon filed • • • t o s t yew to Sh* oboe* nam ed g e y , t o n a r * . re q u ire d to file ? • * • • • » • ' w ith tb s C lerk o f » • • » ■ » * Of g o p i . o i . C ounty a t T D h t o Flovtdn, a n d ’ to M rv* a eoag h e ro o f upon th o p la lo lltr a Ikon F e b ru a ry FaSiurs to ro alr wilt enuo* a •ooroo pro ooofoooo to b* aatorad infnrd, Florida, a*ntloo tola ttth day af T el J u re * M. H ayw ard • •SI N ew port D e tro it IS. M ichigan Twu a m h a ra h y notiriad th a t * Hill o f C om plaint to r D lvorra h a t hatn fit o-l a qa i n n you, and yon ar* re q u ire d to a trv # • copy of y n u r A nsw er n r P lead in g to tho Bill of U om plalnt on P la in tiff’* A tto rn ey , Jo sep h M. M urnokn, P, O. Ho* No. i s i , F *rn P a rk , F lo r ­ ida, and f l i t th* o rig in a l A nsw er o r P le ad in g In too offlco or tha Ulork or th* C lrru lt C o u rt on a r before lh* :!in t day o f F e b ru a ry , JIM , nod It you fa ll ta do oo, Judaom ont by d e fa u lt w ill b* t a k ­ en n a n ln a t you fo r lha rollof dom andril In lh* BUI of Com plolnl. Thl* n u t l r * a hatl h* published e n r t ta rli w aak fur fo u r run**rtillv o waak* |u T IIR BAKFURD MKRAI-D, d o n e AND ORD ERED tu Banford, F lo rid a, ihlo I t l k day of Ja n u a ry , l it * . (M A L I DAVID M. tSATCHEL C ircu it C ourt, Bom tools Couai r nanford, Florid* Hy l A lorlba T. V lhltn D eputy C lark Joaaph II. M uraakn A tlo rn ay fo r P la in tiff P. a ilu t No. Sts F orn p a rk , F lo rid a to t o r e l f ,•* ’ •■ to ao co rd ao ro w ith B u tto n I of too " * * F t o i l « i R ogulotloea, th e Pom inot* C ounty l o p BMttw prapoaaa U rooom ptpnd to th # R ta rd of BomlL 9 W " t o a lo i t * r e tost th* »*m to*l* C ooety R le o trfte l lh m w roet is aeutrollad 1 I h l n . t veiugUoa Vtotow not Inolitdlug \ V J ^ o V v i S ; . rootote Ftxtiroe wet > for tho u*et It**,•to --------- --------------------- ) **s IS c /m o / v e lu a - •ioo foe all tear WJM b« b a ld Ip th e P ew lnpl* C ounty C ourt ■ Ip p ljw r* room . W o o u ta d ay , F o b re e ry 6, tod* Real Eatate — Insurance Surety Rood* SIS Re. Park Ave. Ph. PA M M t Sanford Kvana Ride. Lake Mary Ph. PA M S N Legal Notice isr r w » n s c i i r c o v e t w r t o m s u n t jtiD scsei. r tw c c ir iu TWB BTATSI OF FS.ORlDg SB AND r s e pk n in o i .e c o v x r r , r u e - IDA. IT CHANCERY BO. I M t l , e r r r tw o iisct t it m i FL O R E N PR C .-W IT T E and IIRI.KN M. W IT T E H KM US AT, n e t HELRM M. W ITTE. P l a in t i f f s ve. , R. W. ALBKK. a t at.. D efendants. BOTICK TO D R PR B D TO: fa ) K. W. ALHKK and MAItT T. ALBKB, nlao know n ao MART P . A I,BEE. hlo w ife: •TRANK P. P IM 'if E ll end JJErtN !\N AIK F IU KEII, Hl|B IE JU*» P1LCIIKII. hlo n If*. IDA M, ItIN R n and — ntNW It. liar buahand. If so y ; ■'l l AWi.ru ... CHAT. .IN K ! WILSON and MARTHA II. WIIJKJN, hla w ife! IIK lIB K IiT It. t'H IP F K N a n d MIIIIAN F CRIPPJBN. a lso know n a t MIRIAM KK.VI.KY tM tllT E N , h it w ife) JOHN r RltOOKK. ol»n know n na J. V. BlIfKIKS. and MAUIA I . ItltiKJKK. Mr w ife: JO HN WILLIAM I'IN K Il and EMTHLLA D. FIN E ll. hla *11*1 All Y A. PIN E It! W. T. I-RAW FO IID and JKMNA a . DRAWFOIID. hla w ife; n. W. I ITT K it a n d IIHACK K. OTTUIl. hi* w ife; th* u n ­ k now n t a i l B oard of D lrrrtnre of th e O T T H ft-K K I.L K r RKALTT t'O il P o ll AT I ON, a dlaaolvad rorp oratlon: r. A. F. I,IN DO It Ml: and .----- LINDORMK. hla w ife, if a n y : W HAT B. U T T L K F IK IJ I and ALICE B. LITTLK FIKLD. h it Wife) W ATLAXD K. BEN­ JAM IN a n d IDA F. BENJAM ­ IN. h it w ife: MRS. MAR F. ALOIN, a lto k a o w a ua MAT F. A LAIN, and S U C H PAUL­ IN E ALHIM OVERMAN, sloe know n aa ALICE FAUI.IKE AI-BJNl KIJHR M8NKNDEB; JE N N IE ■OCRS, Blau know n a t BSHAM J . BOONE, end CAL­ VIN M. BOON, glen know n so CALVIN M. BOONE, h e r k u tb a u d | FRANCIS FO STER and ------ FOOTER, bla w ife: |f ■nrt R A. LOOM)*, also STOPl LOOK! LISTEN! STOPI in to tee our S bedroom lh « I tiled hath homea at SAN SEM KNOLLS 4 Blocks West of French Avenue 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double caron 20th Street. porte, extra large utility room. Monthly payment* S7S. 110 LOOK! at all (be wonderful fea­ Shannon Dr. FA 2-1376. tures in tbeie homes. T e rn n o floor*—Furred and Plaitcred walla — Cuilom built - cabinet 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house: store and washer; Florida work—and Dust-free closets room; in Country Club Manor. Close to icbooli and shopping Terma. Phone FA 2-T224 for ap­ —LISTEN! to the price and pointment. terms—SUO - Down FtyA Financ­ LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' ed—Exclusive with x its ’, l*» miles west of city W. H. "RHl" Stcmper Agency limits. ISM. Phone FA 2-7213. Realtor A tnsuror ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper THE ROCK OF GIBRALTOR is as solid as Ibis two story, four Robert I . May, Bart Pilcher, bedroom, two bath mosliy brick Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaskil] home. Walking distance to Phono FA S-4MI tig N. Park churches, schools and downPhone FA 21331 2601 Park Dr. down Sanford. Modern kitchen with disposal and dishwasher . . 2 BDRM.. Fla. R n „ large utility, Enough storage space for four GE kitchen. Nicely landscaped, tons of furniture Dining room fenced back yard. Ideal for re­ . . double hardwood flooring. It tirement. By owner. 2426 Yale, would coat 623.000 to duplicate 6-ACRES af good -arm land in this borne today—if you could Sanford Celery Della SMO per get the location. ALL THIS for acre. Excellent terms Richards only $13,TU. Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Ageaey FARMER'S AGENCY Phone FA 2-4MI 112 N. Park S', V. Former, Realtor Phone FA 2-6331 2601 Park Dr. D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trams NEW two bedroom house;* natural Atiocleics. wood finish. Separate welL 66.300. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, 116 8. French Ave Ph FA 2-3221 3rd Street, Lake Mary. After hour*. FA 2-3416, FA 2-4621, FA 24261 INCOME PROPERTY: A p t . bouse. Needs repair but good for future investment. Located 601 So. Park Ave, Sanford — opposite First Bqptist Church. Legal Notice N utlr* to D efend, to -w lt: Alt th a t portio n of M reilnni T and S. T ow nship la Mouth, M o i- E * 7U * t , n a in m . ilf C ounty, F lo rid a, d ia o rlb td *• , follow*: B o tln n ln a a t lh * ttn u th w o tl c o rn e r of th* N orthw oet on*q u a rto r of th* Houthw aat o o o .q u o rto r of Itactlun a, Township :• Huuth, H one# SI E ast, thane* ru n E ast olnn* lh a r t n t t r Itna of B it'a r lA k* D rive I I I ! feet to lb* ro n la r of n h lo A ta nua, th a n e s N orth a ln n g lh* r a n la r lino of to ld Ohio Avaauo I II.a fool, th a n ro Mouth So d aqraaa tVaat tlt.O feat, th a n ra N orth SS daqraaa 11 m lnutao W eal S tl.T i fa st U tho N o rth lino of th* N orthoaat n n o -q u a rta r uf th* M oulhaaat n n * -q u a rta r, M*>tlon T of aald T ow nship and R sn a o : th an ro W a tt S i t e foal rnora or !*•« to the N orth woat ro rn a r or tha K nrlhooat o o t-q u o rta r of lh* M oulhosil nno-quorior, aald Faction 7. thane* Mouth 4*S.S fast, th a n e s South i f d*. ■era* and « | m ln o to s Boot l a s t . l la st ta Bantk lino or aald N o rth aaat o a a -u u a rta r «f M outhtaal u n t-q u o rfa r, thane* N orth M dagroao Id m ln u tta Stool s l a n t said Mouth lln* Sll.T feat to p a in t o f b a jta n ln s . TOII ARB H E R R B T N O TIFIED th o t th* P la in tiff* h erein h ave ina tlia to d a owlt a q a ln a t you in tha CfeeuU c o u r t of lh* N inth Ju d ic ia l C lroult, lo a n d fo r Mamlnola C aan tp. F lo rid * , I* qulot th a lr till* to th* obov* do arrlh ad p ro p e rty altusle d , ty in g and being in aom lnnl* C ounty, F lo rid a, ao h a rtln a b o v a RL'MANNA tllLUKDRAND, h e r tinkuuw n apoua*. naira, davlM ta, a ro n lo o r. rro d llo ro a n d o tb o r p a r t ­ ita e lolm ln* by, Ih ro u sh , und*r or o * aln * t l i i »*ld S usanna lllld o h ra n d ; a n d CH ESTK fl R. M cPA R. LAND, bl* u n know n ep o u tf, h a ir s dovlM to. grant***. c rad llo ra and o th e r p a r tita claim ing by, th ro u a h . u n d a r o r a s a ln a i th a said C h a tte r It. M cF arlan d , D efendant* s n rtrR o r b u t IN THK NAME OF T H E MTATE U F FI-OHIDA. (IRKKTINOP i TO j SUSANNA HILDEBRAN D, h e r u n k n o w n epoute, hair*, davtaaaa, I n n t a t a , rra d llo ra and n th a r p a r ti t a elolm ln* by, th ro u a h , u n d e r nr a s o l n tt tha aold S uaanna H ltdahrond: and Ch e s t e r r . M cF a r l a n d , hlo unknow n tpouao. h a ir s davleaoa, aro n taao , erad lto ro a n d o th e r p a rtita elolm lnq by, th ro u a h , u n d a r o r s a s l n t t the a sld C h ia ta r li. M cFarland. TOD, AND MACK O F TOU. A RE BKQ1TRKI) to file on an aw o r w ith th * C lark of th e c ir c u it C o u rt of th a N in th JuO toiol C lroult. In a n d ■lofrnlmnin, w b ir a la lb* p la in tiff o raka th* io cro * a t th a . C o u rt q u ie tin g lh* title to tb * p la in tiff so ognlnot you anS sn rh a f you IJWMIP, a n d -----I.DOMIC, DELIGHTFUL OLD SUGAR MILL 7. BuiUbcm Opportunities GROCERY STORE end stock, do­ ing good business. B k I Gro­ cery, corner Country Club Rd. A Old. L. Mary Rd. COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutler. Apply Tip Top; Sanford Avo. k 4th. Street. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY - 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. Lovely Hrittany farm home, 1 bedrooms, extra Urge closets, 1 full ceramic tile baths with .vanityi. Florida rooqi. quaint homey kitchen with aid brick spindles and built ia appliaaeaa. Cypress fenced back yard, a t­ tractively landscaped toysia Uwa. Follow "Open House" sign tof 26th. Street in Lock Arber. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invito yms to he owe rwoa absolutely free without oblige lion a t ooe af Sanford's leading Motels while yon Ucoto eaMohle heuaiag fee yanrooif n et family. Pick np yotw hey R one to too Offtoe. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRESI] 922,900 . TERMS # FOR CALK t acres with 2 bedroom, concrete block home, high and dry lan$. House approximately 4 veers aid, with new roof. Several ask trees and assorted citrus trees. Good water. On paved Rd. 91IJN - wilh small down pay- 4th Addition HontoG Designed For Florida Lhriag. t A 4 Bodroome — ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Reglslared Real EMats Broker Fh. FA 21201 1T43 at Ulawalks H O M ES I-»W a n d ------O O N r 'j y , bar SST M. SUto at. Foh. I . *M l • • tha Cloak o f th a C trao ti •*•*••• mf ■6*m to#la C ounty, rio rid * . •hjf day a f J a n u a ry , list. IBIALI DAVID M. QATCHEL niorh of th* ctrowtt- Court Pamlnol* Cuunty, Florid* SheunaktM ... B,rl J*«W M f - VjhlOP, D C W ln d a rw ta d lt, Mela**, M uuter R Ward. AUaraev 6*r VtototMto R oe Pdf ----------------- ^ car riovg In tn ly w h ile t h f DAVID M. (IATCMML a a d a r k of th a C lrru lt C ourt R yt M a rth a T. V lh ltn ao D eputy C lark H orryll 4 M ourland A tlo rn ay e t L aw O rlando. F lo rid a P u b lish J m . I I , M. t* k VA - FHA FHA hJSm iM Conrentfoiuil Finmndnf Down Pnymenti Low m $42S JYgu w wasS «MiMMM* also kaowa . m o w . .. HOUSEWORK. 44 Castle R rew A Ct. FA 24302. "E arly American,’* yes, but teller will throw in 1*3 of Improved IRONING in my home. FA 2Ranch Land, fen* ' and cross fenced. Good two bed:, am house W1LL lake care of children |n my home ■-hll mothers work. Phono a n d sufficient out-buildings FA 2-0200. (equipment and stock enough to start operation optional) 13 min­ utes from Sanford. Call STEMSHAD FISHERMEN PER AGENCY to get the low Bond n Dollar Bill thd receive price and good terms on this by return mail FOUR GUAR ANTEED SHAD LURE8 w hirl, opportunity. :N ' have proved ao successful ia th* Cheaepeaka Bey eras. Or W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Agency data ahipped seme day. Made Phone FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park v experienced ahad fishermen. Phone FA 2031 2601 Park Dr. GENE'8 TACKLE WORK ft 412 Cherlotle 8L Lancaster, Pa. NaMdRaUy AirortUod Ratkee Williams A h a v e G rand Swimming PooL Ideal for areas wl|h blah watac table. New avaUahto fee HALF hi* w ife, If a n y ; FR K H FULTOM, a ln g la t l . l ’U I r . HONK- F. & URGENTLY NEEDED MEN 1i-W To train new for Railroad Toto grsph Oporators. Due to iwGrm ■tent, positions open Florid*, other sMtce. R. R. eversgo pep 6370 up. Must be in good heoKiw sincerely intorettod In Job wrtw a future. G. I. APPROVED For Immediate personal totorvirw with Field Reproeenletlvo, writ# Box 1164, CsieelbefTy, Fto . giving age, addrtM and ' number. it a mild way to deicrlbe thin cuilom built two bedroom home situated on the most beautiful c o rn in the Wynne wood lec­ tion: landscaped surrounded by pinei and bearing cllrui treei. This home la clean aa a pin i tfd loaded with to many nx.raa to list. Let ui ihow it lo you today if you are looking for a real bargain. Good terms can be arranged. Exclutive with AMERICAN PLAN Hotel; April — SEMINOLE REALTY, l » l So. September; experienced kitchen, Park Ave., Phone PA 2-3232; dining room colored employei; evening! FA 1-2241. chefs, waitreisea, elc. Reply FRAME HOUSE, ‘arge corner lol wilh references lo Box 4M, Myr­ on Hwy. 40. Bargain at $3,000, tle Beach. S. C._____________ my rquity St ,000 MOO cash. TIMES UNION carrier far dawn town neighborhood or Lake ALSO practically new I room Monroe area. FA ' 3-3T34. residence at t i l l Sanford Ava. Convenient to Sanford Naval SALESMEN: Two m arried man, Air Station. 2640 for permanant position hi Sanford; 6 day waak; paid vaca­ Far further dfUiU contact tion plus bonus; other benefits. GEORGE T. STUMP $623 per mo. plus commission. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 2026 Corrlne Dr., Orlando, Fla. k LOAN ASSN. I ll I . COURT ST-i ORLANDO PHONR GA 6-3611 FOR SALE Fro cenftooa will bt antorad ogolnat you. IT M ORDERED that this b* enbllabad In tho BANFOEn HER. * nawapopor publlabad la Romlntlo Caunty. Florida, aara tarh WMk for four oonaocntlvo watka. Th* naturo of this suit and th* relief •ought Ihoraby It |b* qulot. '•* Hjo Mil* to ond tho ra moral of th* rluudn from lh* ahav* da*, rtlbad land* owned by th* Plata. Hffo la Bomleal* County, Florid* • “«, for eonorpl oqqlteblt taller to lha promlaoo. WITNBPU my h*nd *ud offl. l .l BOOOfCKEEPER: Mutt have * • perienee in all phasoe of auto­ motive dealership hnnMmialag. Apply I r a n Meter*, M E. Com­ mercial Ave. Pi. PA 2-6041. 1 A S B a th s — — C U l W t o hla w ife,- if a n y t JO HN e . ixtO M ig, ala* to jM .M JOMJf HOWARD bwohewd, if any i H. L B nO T £ A R » » I4 a n d M ATTIE CART M L hfe w ife; E T H E L P E N . MTl DONALD R. PHNNTl • •• F A h d m * M. LB ROT and U D A I lf . J A M l K T r u t i * * * ondor th* Id tat W iil and v n a ta m o a t of W, A. R A T N on. dorosoad, W ILLIAM T. RAYNOR. JR . RO iraM T HD O aoN HATNOMl a n d odoh of thorn If oil**, and If s p y a f thorn b* dead, hla, h e r o r M oir roapacllva unknow n agouaa*. holra a t, low, [M dloot, dovitooo, granioo*. H onors, vaediloro, iru atso a o r • • h e r elolnw nfe h r . th ro u a h . uu d o r o r a g n ln o t him, b a r o r them . W> T he u u U o w n apouaoa, h a i r s davlaaa*. la a o ta ta , p ra o taaa, o ra d ltarp o r o tb o r p o rtl*a; olalm fug by, th ro u a h . u a . d a r a r MBtoot ASM! to D. ■ M IC E ond CORNELIA F. HRUCK, Plan k a o w a a* C. F. ■II DCF, hla w ife! J ltU M N LOOMIS s a d — — i / i n m i h t a ^ t o , u ear I’ mbramd MWM$K elan kn o w n a a Ml- BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 2 BR. bout# on Magnolia, JuM out of city llmi t ; kitchen equipped, Venetian blinds space heater. Must tell at onco. SAMS. Will trade for lato model car. r A 2-064) or FA 24333. EXPERIENCED n e a t witter, age H U . Winn Diiie, Preneh Ave­ nue am! 2Sth. Street. . ■Mpammamm m * ia �i Vbt i w fu l V ira l) F r), Jo n . 28, lf»«o— r« g n 8 21, F u rn itu re • BIO VALUES • tu ic x c r e d it • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PUMPS - SPRINKLERS WILL keep on* child for working All typ*i and liiei. Initalled mother Monday* thru Frldayi, •‘Do It Yourteir' . FA 1-flNS. WE REPAIR AND SLRV1CE T llT lN tH u ^ m k w I T 1N E Machinery and Supply Ce. HeuM wiria* — Electrie larvlc* lid Vlhlen Mf W. Snd It. Ph. FA 3-1411 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE I ll Magnolia FA 9-S91* Since 1941 A. KARR DEBAR NOrth M 4 lt KQrth U Plum bing A H eating AIR C0VDIT10VIN0 CONTRACT and R IP MR WORE 9 aM S eated Ave. Pbeaa FA MMS BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins FA I-T440 $SAVE$ S ankarik Olaaa and P a in t Co. U 114 W. lad St. FA I-4S9I THOS. E. THOMPSON Genera! Contractor Home Carpentry RepaNa Rearing A Siding Phone FA 2 *452 New A Used Furniture and Appliance* Sewing Mach. Repairs Mather of Sanford AI.L MAKES A MODELS 194 Sa. Perk (14 hr. ear.) FA ! MU LEWIS SALKS A SERVICE Veapa Meter Bceeiora Heater A Lawn Mowar Service —liMTtd W**t Country Club Rd. FA J-TS3S FREE ESTIMATES MO Laurel Ave. PL. FA *7949 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. U HARMON PH. FA l-4igl Alter S P. M. KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY 19M Palmetto Ave,* Open II hri. dey—T diyi a week w a r e ■. F tm »t. Pk. fa t-m s ROLLAWAY. Hoipltel and Baby Beda. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. TA 2 TIJ1 RAM ROOrtNO Contracting A Repairs 16. Flowers Jt I'lantn 16. Special Servlets FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM RENOVATION SPECIAL (If Needed t | i Additional Charge II. Machinery • Toela programs, e l t . Pngresaiva Printing Ce. pknae FA MMI— ate West llth St. SERVICE CALM II.M. For de­ pend ibis TV service call San­ ford TV Center, 9th. aed Seaford Ave. TA MT41. B A M Distributors tatrodeeleg NEW PRODUCTR Do r is ' b e a u t y sh o p MS M f i • -u CALL Greenlaat Tree Esperts for faat efficlenl wark. Phene FA 19011 for a F R E E ESTIMATE. HEATING H. B. POPE 00. m S. Park - PA 1-4114 P. O. Ron ail. Lake Mary. Fla. Ph. FA I W» i new I gal. eemant miiar equipped with •laetrie motor that on* man can operate — weight U lbs. complete — mixes M lb*, la S minute* — I cu, ft, hr, with «M bucket. For any eament or eoaerett Job, May be rented at the following star**—with J hueketa; Gregory Lumber Co., Sanford; Edward* .fardware, Sanford; Gregory Lumber Co., DsLsed; Chuluot* Supply Co., HOLLER M O T O R SALES 22. A rticles F o r Sale Cut Flowers For Aar Oceessioo SAVE at BRYAN S All Bias Ruga And Well To Wall SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FABRIC SHOP. Carpet*. Sntfifnetien Gumnteed. FA M ill or FA 9-MTO One Mock West of Monroe Corner, 1 Weak Servian Ph. FA X-T4ST «n W rit First si. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AQ work guaranteed. Free Fati­ ENVELOPES. LatteriieBde, suitma tea. Phene FA 9-TI1I. menia, Involes a. kind bill*, tad Mew Spring Unit Furniture 4M Sanford Are. Windshield Rack GltM Door Glean Vont Glaaa • SKRVICK Jen C. TRetaae ISM Sertl* SL . FA M M I E. U HARVEY aace*. A Good Flare To AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Plumbing & Repair* ) New and Uied Furniture l i t E. P in t At. FA 1 Mil INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM II. MURRAY 1111 Celery Avr. Td FA 2 1M4 I PLUMRWO Contracting A Repair, Free Eatlmalea WILSON - MAIER VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag.prnof bottom rail with plaatle endi, riaatlc ar rayon tapes. Cotton ar nylon aerda. S enkntik Ginn* and Point Co. 112114 W. 2nd St sella the “FAMOUS FOUR," OidamoMW • Cadillac * Chevrolet and Corvsir TRADE-IN* You ran always he aaaured »f having a largo selection of machsnirally nound, elaan ears Iron* which to choose, plus the added prelMlion ot Hollar’s famous Written Warranty. Natlenwlda (i.M.A.C. easy financing available. FA 2 4431 O, E, RANGE, pink, double oven, meal thermometer, griddle, auto­ matic burner; like new. UTS, FA l-TUT. 58 Chsvrolot SINGER PORTABLE to reapon ■Ihla party In this vicinity. Take over • payments af S4.4J. Two year guarantee remaining. Wrlle Box AA, c/0 Sanford Her­ ald. Hal Air Fordnr V-l . Nadia A Healer . Flawlaao Tut one Paint . 91 ip o tla u Interior I PM ® Sell Ue Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, FA I-44TT. 58 Cadillac MORSE-IN heed 'M long bobbin 4 1 Mora* light weight '» model round bobbin; 'rpoasesiGateway To The Waterway »d; take over psymenla—guar­ Yeur EVLNRUDE Dealer anteed. Write Bex ASA. e/o Robson Sporting Goods Sanford Hareld. *44 S I E. lat. Ph. FA 2 MSI I *m the symbol of happiness for HOME SEEKERS * HOME SELLERSI Qermiy. la*-, Third k Palmetto. DUTCH AUCTION"! M Feed FeirlaM *0S S dr.; air rendition- IfrA Artislen WnntPd rd; R 4 II: power steering, win, dowa, aaaii, For unuaual offer CeU FA 2-TllS after I P. M. or Sat. or Sun. 'ST CHEVROLET, M.SOO miles - LOST; HrIUany Spaniel, female. T months old. Answer* to Tody, older model ear lar equity, take Whlto with errnar and up payment!. FA t u u freeklea. Coni* o' Mr*. C. J. Cor. bin, 119 W, 19th, St.. Sanford. 20<A Traitor* I *m th* trademark for atenstrom Realty, whoGt home aervico ia unexcelled! I atond ready to aerve you in your real estate need* My purpoM «t Stenatrom C o u n ty Chib Where ever folks set me, In the newspaper ada» on outdoor signs, the telephone Condition 57 Chavrolat 57 Buick r . Thrifty Mi 0 , Under g i n s a n d AntameiD m . • Only II.SS9 Aatnnl Sugar rardor Hardtop . FnRp KquippM lnrlndlag ferns* ie > Don’t Ml** Steering and Power Briket • Perfert Jet Bieefc FlnkOwMl Matching Rlnah and WhRe Interior and IIM B Whft* BtdrrsRa ■ 57 Cfcovrolet 56G M C Check These Prices VYIcuw a book, the eounty directory; business card*, end *11 tho m*ny ptoeoe 1*11 pop up, BETTER H U R R Y! peoplo will know th*t H*ppy Homer re*lly means A Happy Home! O N LY 1 LEFT Before Prices Go Up I am proud to be asaeeUted with all the felkg at my new home, and I hop# that TU Half-Ton Pkfoio . 1 dard Trana, • Law Victoria Haidloi Tulena Flnlah wl Sidewall Tire# • Spelleaa Interior Eire Ilent Condition Throeghont 56G M C Realty to to rnsks horn* buying esiisr and bettor for our buyers snd home tolling ••liar snd bettor for you! 58 Chevrolst ■ 1 CHKVKOI.KT " 31*" S ■ I 0 »l. • Mendard Tren*. 1 Owner . A-l S lfU U r Condition IU U Q Half-Ton Plrkup • Six Cylin­ der > Hfdramalir * New Tiro# • In liaellent Condition SO M Throeghent i t o 55 Cadillac "SX” Fordor Sedan - All Fee lory Accrssorlee Including AL Conditioning - Luatrnwa Tu lone Finbh • Clean Interior Perfect In H M I Krery Wny 54 Cadillac 49 Pontiac soon be frienda with all tho folk* at,your home too! lent Ttonenartelion IWW Our Used Cam Will Ro Displayed Fra Year In*p*cttoa Nightly On Our Larg* Lighted L at T O T A L PRICE WHERE DEALS SHINE / 9 t •A Us sign if yetur MM bnf \^ y 2nd • PalmtU* U. C. IM PA 24211 Of* FA WU1 A S S O C IA T E Chtvnlel — OhhaabU* - T n fi Inr MONTHLY PAYMENTS PHONE FA 2-2410 M * RS. FA S-TSM \ ________ 0 t 1 li___ f f jta �I I-* ^ W r '6 , WASHINGTON (UP1) — Democrat* kicked off thair 1960 campaign today with a national committee meeting that will be cTlmaxad Saturday by a flOO-a-plate banquet faataring seven presidential hopefuls. Former President Truman alio will apeak at the dinner, which la expected to bring more than 6200.000 into party eeffers. Democrats have complete, ad that the party Is financially •trapped. Adial K. Stovtnson will bo the only major Democratic presides. Hal possibility who won’t speak ■I the banquet. The unsuccessful IMS and ISM candidate originally was scheduled to appear but with­ draw on grounds he was not seek­ ing the nomination. Tha potential candidates who Will address the dinner are Bens. John F. Kennedy (Mass.). Hubert B. Humphrey (Minn.) - the only announced contender* — Stuart Symington (Mo.) and Lyndon B. Jehlson ( T « .) nnd Govs. Ed­ mund 0 . (P at) Brown (Calif.), Bobort B. Meynar (N J.) and 0 . Monnen William. (Mich.). A t least nina other Democratic governors and hundreds of ths party faithful also will attend the a ffair a t tha Bheraton-PUrk Hotel. The national committee planned to take up n proposal by party Chairman Paul M. Butler for Da­ te# quota* on contribution* of state Democratic organisations to national headquarters. Fireworks could erupt on this (aiuo. If they do, Butler’s onrlier atetem tnt th at good hotel reser­ vations and convention sente would be alloted according to how state* meet their quotas could coma up, Butler this week named a comWitte* to ooailder appeals I from states unhappy about thair quotas. Tha Democratic convention opyns July 11 la Los Angela*. cumobsv V * t CHA RLES Prose- RET1RING FROM VAH-7, Chief Marvia J. Rohlfa, right, raosirad a plaque from his commanding officer, Cdr. Kcnoath F. Bowall. Joining tha ceremony after Rohlfa Inapactad Mia unit are, from left, hla daughter, Kahla, hi* son, Douglas, and Mr*. Rohlfn. Tha Rohlfa will live at 118 K. Coleman Cirel*. Tha ehfef will enter the insurance bualneae here. (Herald Photo) mous vardict on the penalty. The woman who spent the eve­ ning with Mrs, Barbara Finch, 33, Nine past Jaycat presidents told what the Jaycaaa did for them Thursday. The past presidents were guests of honor at a Junior murder trial today. Convict John Cody, ' » , who Chamber of Commerce luncheon In the Civic Center. Their "hopes" he Is a lsdles* man and terms of offica spanned more than 20 years. no. tees* X. B IV E N t, tea oraaby at.. U e h P O te L N e rte C arolina. i T e e a n h e re b y a e tirie a an* >*• n e lr e a t e file a n a p p earan ce or • t h t r Safanaoa, on o r bofora tha • t b Say of r o b n e r y . ISIS. 1a th a t a*State a * tt f* r Divorce, file* la H u C ircu it C o u rt m a t h Ju d icial C irc u it. Bem tee) • C o u n t y , Florida, C hancery R e. 10t i l , w h s rc la Docta L Bivens, P la in tiff. Is M ak in g a Divorce from C h a rle s R. M veaa, 1930's. The Jaycees returning from the., war had to convince themaelvea they eould build up the community, StenaUom an id. Gordon Bradley, George An­ drew Speer, William Stem per and Richard Deal wars other past pre­ sidents who reminisced el the meeting. Ken Simmons was emcee. *eu ter aurh failure. A copy of sunk appearance ar ether defenses, must be nailed ta . a . Mask. Attorney for Plaintiff, II Rest OaacordAve, Orlande, { lerlda. . . ' WITNESS, the hand of the Clerk •ad the seal of aald Court, at Sanford, Seminole Bounty, PlertAi, rate «ta day of January, lift, A mss* confirmation tervirs at All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford taw 100 children and 33 adulta receive the Holy Sacrament Thursday evenini. The Mott Rev. Joseph P. Hur­ ley, D. D„ Bishop of Diocese of St. Augustine, administered the rites. Several priests from neigh­ boring parishes assisted in the ceremonies. While here, the Bishop also blessed the new school at Ad Souls Church. The school which provides elasa room space and a social ball for the church hat been in use since December 1st. There are 430 children enrolled in grades one through 10, Students of the school sang the hymns and presented speelal music for the service of confirma­ tion add the dedication of the school afterward. Father Richard J. "Lyons Is the pastor af All Bools Church loooted at M i Street and Oak 'Spooky/ 'Sparky' ToAid Society "Spooky and Sparky" will he in Sanford Saturday trying to help get members far the San­ ford Humane Society. Ths two giant-slM pets, a cal and a dog, will cavort around the Post Offica alt day seeking mem­ berships to raise funda for en animal shelter. Parents are invited to bring children to see the two unusual animals and take out Junior mem­ bership! for youngsters at SO cents each. Full memberships also will be signed. The society started last week to enroll members end scheduled acquisition of a shelter for stray animals as its first major pro­ ject. The Cherkertails of VAH-11 will meet tonight at iho NAB Sanford Ballroom to Introduce new ship­ mate* and to wish departing mem­ ber* smooth lalling. The squadron is scheduled to leave Sanford Tues­ day for a seven-month cruise in the Mediterranean. The Chief Petty Officers of Tonight’s party, beginning at Nival Air Station and Fleet Units 7:30, will feature music of Nick are giving a dinner party in honor Pfeifeuf and his band. Refresh­ of Captain and Mrs. R. W. Stye, ments. door prizes, entertainment Commanding Officer, Naval Air and ■ few surprises are scheduled. Station, Saturday evening at 7:30 Meeting with the squadron for p. m. the last time will be Leading Chief Dress will be semi-formal for Hoyle A. Shields, who is retiring Circle Meet the -event at which an orchestra next week after over 30 years of The Evening Circle of the will play for dancing. Naval service. Reservations must be made at WSCS of Grace Methodist Church Shields reported to VAH-11 In will meet si I p. m. Monday at the CPO club not later than 11 February, 1957 and during the the church. a. m. Saturday. squadron’s last cruise to the Medi­ terranean he assumed the duties of leading chief. Shields, his wife Polly, and their SECURITY two children plan to remain in SSOCIATES, INC, Sanford. Seminole County T ubm ulw is and Health Association executive secretary Mrs. Lorraine Graham will attend the Florida Conference of Tuberculosis Workers Fab. 1-3. Tell, Mgr. Membtr ■ New KIRK • Plata York 8tack Kschsnge ATTENTION MEN! a c o rp o ra tio n : R- J- BK ABOUT, a n « B E LL I K tU H T B II. Defendants. m i t M o r su rf X. P alm er r/o Louie* Blihup tloul* I, R e* Sl-t: P i I is * re Id, U so rala end Muby P e lm e r r / e L eulea B lihop ■tout* S, Bos St-C PI tee* re Id, O eo rala T e a a re hereby notified th a t a s a lt ta foreclose a m o rle a s * aa lb * below described p ro p e rty bee bee a rom m eaoed a s a la e t you 1a th e C ircu it C ourt of the N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit, Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, T h a a b b re v ia te d title to the eeuee la P ire t F e d e ral Savina* a n a b e e n A eeesU llen of Or lend# v, P a u l B. P alm er, a t at. T b# daoevlptlaa a t th e re a l prop a rty proceeded a a e ln e t let l.»t I I . Block A, or M ill* W o k lu e Ketatee, N um ber One, Sem inole C ounty, P ln r- Chiefs To Honor N A S Commander STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Health Official To Attend Meet ** ^D avld M. Oatehal WOi P a u l One of tha eveflts sponsored by tha womsn of the Anne Miller Cirele to raise funds for the March of Dimes will be s road block Sunday at the corner of French Ave. and W. First St. Police wlQ assist the volunteer workers In m aking.the solicita­ tion by regulating the traffic signs! so Motorists are delayed as little as possible. Mrs. Sallia Wight, chairman of Family Asks No Flowers Be Sent WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate drove todsy toward a fi­ nal vote on Uw clean elections bill already stiffened to limit cam­ paign donation* by individuals Lais Boons, Sanford and total spending in preeldenUel Bhlrlay Warren, Sanford campaigns. Lorece Peterson, Sanford Another "tough" provision—this Betty Gooding, Sanford one aimed at curbing labor*! In­ Manna George, Sanford fluence te elections, primaries, Dorothy Smith, Lake Monroe conventions and caucuses — was Alice Hasty. Sanford up for action. Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-S.C.) Hr. and Mra. Albert Warren, offered the labor amendment, Sanford, a daughter clearly aimed at tho AFL-ClO’i Mr. and Mre. Bobby Brlaiey, Committee for Political Education Sanford, a daughter (COPE). Mr. sod Mra. Charles The amendment would prohibit McDowell, Sanford, a son labor unions or thair political Dismissals arms from making any ‘'contri­ Bart Peterson, Sanford bution or expenditure" te camKathleen Adams, Sanford pxlgni or flections. David Schwelekert, Lake Mary Other congressional news: Jamoa J , Rubel, Sanford HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Tranqulllwrs: Chairman Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.) of the Senate anti trust subcommittee — In Us second day of bearings on drug ees — said research on drugs cancer end mental health might be lagging became drug companies oppose government patent policies. Kefauver said there was danger of socialized medicine if companies failed to cut drug prices soon. Narcotics: Senate investigators have been told "bureaucratic buntflag" te the Treasury Departmwrt is interfering with efforts to haH narcotic smuggling from Mexico, Sen. John A. Carroll (DGoto.) said. He mad* tha stalem tnt at tha alan of a Senate Ju­ venile delinquency subcommittee investigation of Uw International narcotics traffic. • HUM, DOZER • GRADER • CLAM SHELL • POWER SHOVEL • AND MANY OTHERS S Trained M m A n Enmlttf Over m e I Complet* Training Program, ’ Including Actual Experience on Heavy Equipment. No Previoua Experience Needed. Mail Coupon for Complete Information. Qualify now » u n iv e r s a l ” s c h o o l for the many high paying i Of Heavy F-qulpm*nl Operation i te heavy ronetnie(tea H E — Banford Herald , building r o o d * . Name .... .............................—— a .... Slate . . Hr*, a t Homo Tha family of Mrs. Alice Headereaa, who died Tuesday, requests that ao flowers bo soot la Use homo or efaursb. All Bateta Episcopal Church Funeral rites Jar Mre. Hcodersob will bo eoodueted at II a, m, Enterprise will bold Holy co Sunday at tea Woo Hope Baptist munion at t a, m. Sunday i morning prayer at 11 a, m. Communion Service W « can assist you in obtaining a VA LOAN to financa your homo on your own lot, and if you don’t have a lot, wo’ll help you find ono ! PAVID V. OATOMIC!, Clerk ef tha Circuit Court, Beestosto. County, Florida By i Martha T. vtnieo Fir Plywood Doauty do rk WT, & «***, of U* firm ef Under thia YA financing, there ia NO DOWN PAYMENT Panelweava Fence * :tYon Pay Closing Coata Only LOWEST lateral POMBIL1 TODAY Homes in Ravenna Park can be financed under this plan, or under F.H.A. with aa little as $400 DO W N Monthly Payment* Like Rent Shauna/uA faiutiw dtion fa., 9nc - �MAS May Get New Supersonic Craft There are strong indications that a new supersonic heavy attack aireraft, the A3J Vigilante, will be intro* dueed into Navy use in VAH-1 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. The brand new H-bomb carrying aireraft has been wider development for five years by North American Aviation Ine. K completed ita test flight teats in the fall of 1958. It ia a twin engined, high wing, jet powered type capable of operating from current aircraft car* riers and airfields. If the official decision is announced to place tbs A3J here, it will be the second time the Sanford NAS has been selected for introduction of a new attack air­ craft. The A3D Skywarrior was put into use here in February, 1957. Factors in the «n of the Sanford atalion for in­ troduction of the new supersonic craft would be "the adequacy of facilities and economy of introduction that may be effected locally." The station last week received praise for ita effi­ ciency of operation and utilisation of manpower and re­ sources by the Navy inspector general's tesm which completed a two-week inspection. The station was given a high rating by the inspecting team and Capt. Robert Slye, commanding officer, re­ ported that "they said we're getting a dollar's worth for every dollar spent." J "And we're proud of that," Capt. Slye said. Although no official notice has been given that the A3J will come here first, the fact that a new program of this type, which takes at least several months to get started, is upcoming indicates an important role for the NAS in future programs of the Navy, f> -> . • • ill ** L , A;tf Vigilante, capable of aupersonic delivery of nuclear load WEATHER: Fair, continued rather cold through Tuesday. High today, 55-60. Low tonight, 45-50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 614 Street Battle Images In Algiers Over Peace Plan ALGIERS (UP!) - Heavily-arm­ ed European settler* began strengthening their tortreai-Ilke b a rric a d e s In the heart of Algiers today in defiance of President Charles DeGaulle’a plea to "return te national order.” The government declared a state of siege ia hopes of restoring order among the students and settlers trying to force DeGaulJe out of office because of their die-hard opposition to bit "■oft” pease plans for Algsria, Schools were closed. b But the settlers ripped up new patches of pavement and brought in fresh wooden logs to reinforce the breast-high barricades that block off eoveral streets to the center of Iba city. They defiantly destroyed helicopter-dropped leaf­ lets bearing DeGaulle'i appeal. la Paris DeGaulJe mat in emer­ gency eesaloa with Premier Micbel Debra te decide whether to tu t force to a showdown with tfw JM ttlare. The settlers end riot po• j j * .W iled a t aeadown Sunday add at toast » persona were reported Ultod. A surrender ultimatuto was exported. The eetUsie showed no aiga ad sectsuder. Heavy eonUageato ef slot police stood oetokto the barrier*. Army troops were streaming toward the city to reinforce the garriaoas al­ ready there. Major totenections Okwere under heavy guard and roils • o f barbed wire protected the gov •rnm eet headquarters. The settlers were entrenched eoly a short distance away. Disturbances erupted again to­ day in Oran where a group ef rioters attempted Sunday to seise the prefecture building. The Oram demonstrators stopped several city buiee, punctured their tires and pushed them across the - streets to block them off. w They Included hundreds ef stu­ dents and middle-aged Europeans who formed a mob of >0,010 Sun­ day and fought a pitched battle with riot polka. An unofficial chock of hospitals showed >0 dead, tea af thorn police, and ICS wound­ ed to the fighting. 11m arm y thus fa r was aloof to tbo settlers’ appeals to join them ie an uprising which would bring - t h e downfall af DeGaulto and Vend what they fear -will bo a sur­ render to the Moslem rebels who hava boon battling the army far five years. CatholicsTo Get NewChurch, School ^ South Seminole CaUwlirs will gel a naw 1100,0M church sad school this yoar. The church and school will be built on Altamonte Springs' Mait­ land Ave. and Spring lak e Road, Rev. Fr. Hubert Reason said to­ day. The new unit will replace the . St. Mary Magdelene'i where Pr. Reason is now pastor. The present rhurrh, which was converted from the old Seminole Club, will be usfd as a meeting hall. • Cold Endangers State Employment MIAMI (U P li — Florida's cold­ est weekend of the year left a stricken winter vegetable Industry, a host of unemployed migrant farm woikera and el leest four deed today. Estimates of the ruin of vege­ table m ips In Ihe Dad# County and t.aka Okeechobee arras ran to go to tm per rent. This represented a potential loas of million* of dol­ lars, ami (hr effect will lie long lasting in hichrr prices for veerlahles through Ihe nation in weeks to com*. Bryan Page, Miami district dlirclor of the Florida Stale Em­ ployment Service eatimated about 7,001) migianl workers — mostly County's Citrus News Briefs Crop Damage No Incidents Reported 'Small' Robert Lee, V. M. Arnett, Mrs. Roberta Richards, Ralph W ight a fte r receiving Jaycee aw ards for the year. (Herald Photo) y ■- iSj/g *■— t t i “y ' • -* . 4 ight Is Young Man Of Year; Mrs. Richards, Lee, Arnett Honored Ralph 8. Wight II was announc­ ed s i .the winner of the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award for issa to the Junior Chamber of Commerce'a awards banquet. Wight we* acclaimed principal­ ly for ble work previously ia ob­ taining a blood bank here and then spearheading ita growth and conatruction ef its own building last year. He also was cited for hla work with the Elks Play­ ground for three years, being on the board of the Harry Anna Crip­ pled Children's Home at Umatilla, for activity with the Rotary Club, Elks Club, American Legion, 40 A I and the Holy Cross Episcopal Church. He la the secret ary-trrasurer of the Wight Grocery Co. Three other outstanding young people was presented awards by the Jaycee* as they wound up their annual Jaycee Week. These were for the county's outstand­ ing young teacher, young farm ­ er and young sailor. Mrs. Roberta Richards, a mem­ ber of the Sanford Grammar School faculty, was voted the out­ standing taacher. This award was given for teaching ehilily and school activities, but *!»<> includ­ ed Judging on accomplishments in civk endeavors outside the school. Mrs. Richards wai praised not only for her teaching abilities but for her additional volunteer work which she does, including direct­ ing the glrc club after school hours and being president of the local chapter of Alpha Della Kappa, an honorary teachers sorority. She also takes part in church activities and is a church organist. An Oviedo native, Robert K. Lee, was judged the outstanding Altamonte Springs Man Killed In Road Mishap w A 38-year-old Negro truck driv­ er from Altamonte Springs was killed when his vehicle overturned to a ditch early Saturday morning. Douglas McUavuck waa killed to the mishap while a wmpaalaa to the track, Asrto Luster ad U N Poplmri Ave., Sanfurd, was injured r a BffiK . • jr a \ ' ;m W §>a«fnr& iSm tlft VOL, XLIX : V and taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Hospital authorities reported this morning that Luster waa in "fair" co n d itio n . The Sheriff* office reported that tha truck veered off the road on the Old Lake Mery Highway and Cook's Comer and tu n ed over, landing in a ditch. young farmer of (be year tor toe work to the cattle buxinaae. Hit citation pointed out that ha was judged to have made the moil progress with hla original herd, had mad* outstanding im­ provement in pastures and drain­ age end had used hla technology to the best advantage. !* • ia president of the Cattle­ men's Assn., a mem tier of the Farm Bureau and ia active In church and civic programa to Oviedo and lha eounly. First recipient of tha Young Sailor af tha Year award was Verlin M. Arnett, first clan avia­ tion fira control technician of VAH-3. Nominated by a board of offic­ ers from the squadron, Arnett was salaried by a station board from a group of several outstand­ ing enlisted man. Arnett's actlvitiei include be­ ing a Scoutmaster, president of Castro Queried On Press Freedom HAVANA (U I'I}—The independ rnt nrwspaper Dalrio da la Mar­ ina asked pointedly Sunday whether supporter* of Premier Fidel Castro "are burning newsiapera aa Hitler did under Notam." An editorial entitled " Fidel'* Words" contrasted Castro's as­ surances that the Cuban press would be free even to criticise him. During tha past two months publications unpopular with (he revolutionary regime have been stolen or burned in half a doien Cuban lowna. f Rescuers Drilling For Buried Miners COALBROOK (UPI) — South Africa's biggest diamond drill chewed He way toward a rubbleblocked gallery in the Clydesdale coal mine today and bystanders i wondered whether it would prove io be a trap or a tomb for the 4M min tr, c, u fhi 513 feel underground by a cave-in Thursday. Tha immediate aim of tha drill­ ing was te cut a 14-inch shaft through whtoh any survivors ef the eevt-to might obtain air, food and water. tha local Flee* Reservo Assn, ment on stales right*—they will chapter, being chairman ef the preserve the good old Conatiluboard oT trustee* of Ebcneier tlon, but they don’t want to grab Methodist- Church and teaching the bull fay tha horns where R Sundy echool. Ho alto it rated a ■will do the most good-down on lop man to hit Held by the Navy. the local level,” he said 1 t» Jayceta and their honored Four members of the Junior gueste beard Judge Voile Wil­ chamber received certificate* of liams, who won the distinguished merit for being chosen Jaycee of service award himself In 1852, the Month in the local organisa­ speak on "lha future of young tion's program. men In America." Jack Erickson, Don Royer, Gar­ Judge Williams delivered a ring­ nett White and Jack Wilber were ing call to young people to Join honored for their work during the lha Jaycces and assume the last four month* of 1*58 including responsibilities that go with lead being committee chairmen for trahip to the community. major projects. Ha stressed particularly the need tor leadership on the local levs! rather than Male and na­ tional levels. "The woods arc full of so-call­ ed leaders who are not willing to serve their - community because they are waiting for the cal! of bigger thing*. They can't rind Pfc. Robert H. Weber, a Matin* time to leach Sunday school, to sentry et the Hanford Naval Air attend P-TA, to serve as chair­ Station, la Hated In critical eondt man of tbo Get Out the Vote Com­ lion today aa a result of an ac mittee, to be a member of the ridenlal shooting last night. Christmas Parade Committee — Weber we* wounded when n hut they will fight to (iirir last wcepon being unloaded by an­ brealh against federal rnrn.arhother Marine stridently was fired and ha waa hit in Lha rhest, Ha ia in the Orlando Air Forre Base Hospital. , The commanding officer of the Marine Barrack* at the air sta­ NASHVILLE, N. C. (U Pli-T w o tion has ordered an investigation convicts armed with a rifle and of li»e accident. pistol raptured a guard and kid Pfr, Weber is the son of Mr. naped a passing motorist today in and Mr*. Otto Weber, 0316 Elliott a break from a road cang. Av#., Middle Village, N. Y. Tha men beaded west toward Spring Hope, about nine miles from here. Tha Nash County sheriffs office reported the ear tha convicts were believed driving NEW YORK (UPI) - Block was seen about an hour after the 10 a. m. break eo U. S. 64 beyond prices al I p. m.: American Airitoei ............ ||M Spring Hope., American TAT ................... n llelhleihriu Steel ............... 32 Caterpillar ............................. Jl>» DuPonl ........ 247t* Ford Motor ......................... a v , WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep General Electric ............... MG Frank Koyalaki (D-Conn.i today General Motors ................... 30H proposed a sweeping revision of Graham - I'alge ................... a the armed forces whirh would Int. T A T .......................... m h mold the Army, Navy. Air Force, Lorlllard ............................. 31'. Marines and Coast Guard into one Minute Maid ...................... IMi defense unit. Penney .............. ............../ 12JU Kowalski, a former Army Colo­ Perm RR ....... .........; ......... l t u nel, submitted legislation that Royal American ....... . 4 would give full command autlrar- Sears Roebuck .................... 4IV4 Hr to a tovtUan secretary ef de­ Slude b a ite r............................. 11to fense with only the President as U. S. Steel ...................... «2H commandcr-to-ci.:.. ;uovs him. Weiltogbouse El......................1041* Marine Sentry Shot In Mishap Convicts Escape From Road Camp I p. in. Stocks Combine Forces, Official Says FI.OYD. Va. t UPIl - Nine Ne­ groes filed quietly into the aide door of an all-whtte high school today in the first racial Integra­ Seminal* t’ounly'i IS million tion in mountainous Southwest cltrua Industry appear* to have Virginia. There were no Incidents, escaped serious damage from Ihe coldeal weekend of Ihe year and Defends Policy prolonged cold spell that hat seen WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense frost blankrl live area for the Secretary Thomas S. Galea staun­ peal five days. chly defended today ihe adminis­ County Agent Cecil Tucker re ­ tration's missile and satellite ef­ ported Ihis morning (hat he would forts is • witness before the not venture a gueai on how much House Space Committee. Gates citrus was destroyed but the said the Defense Department's figure was "very im all” and waa ballistic missile and apart pro­ nowhere near the serious damage grama had "in about ten y ean te grovea during tha major freer* achieved impressive result*. to 1837. Tucker explained that to all pro­ Commissioner . bability - only- the young eitnia OCALA (UPI) —Florida AgrC tree* were hurt. He compliment­ culture Commissioner Nathan ed citrus farmers who fired early Mayo, II, fought back today after and protected the 18,000 acres ef an attack of pneumonia which citrus to the county. hospitalised him with a 104 degree However, (he vegetable Indus­ fever. The veteran Cabinet offi­ try in Uw county suffered "slight cial waa reported in serious condi­ to heavy” damages to many areas. tion Sunday night. Rut hospital Heaviest hit, according to Tuck­ attendant* said be appeared to er, was the celery and cabbage be improving. Industry. The eounly agent In­ dicted that vegetable damage may Shipbuilding: Strike hit near Ibe half million mark but NEW YORK (LTD - Striking at litis tiiM St waa ton osrly to shipbuilders meet with federal give ea accurate figure on Uie mediator* and Ibe Bethlethem loss. Steel Co., today to an effort to Temperature* dipped to ■ desettle a strike affecting Ike na­ grata Saturday and Sunday morn­ tion’s nuclear shipbuilding pro­ ings but a warmup trend was re ­ gram. About 10,000 members of corded (hit morning ea tempera­ the Marine and Shipbuilding Work, ture* rose to 34 degrees. era Union are on strike against Tucker aald he plant to make Hrlhlehem's Quincy, Mass., yard an attentive tour of all citrus and and tha nearby Fora River yerd. vegetable tre a t to the county be­ fore making My damage figures Missing: Passenger public. KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) Jaime Rula, who wee Rated as one of the JT victimi of last week's Montego Bay airline crash Bids for three pieces of equip­ was not on the plan# at all, ment for tbo county road depart­ authorities disclosed Sunday night. ment will be opened at Tuetday'a Dead in hit place waa Mario Cam. county eommimion meeting. piiaano, a friend who had bor­ Rids will be awarded for a new rowed Ruls'a paaipavi to order loader, miser and dragline. to return from Now York to BoThe commission alto will award gotba, Colombia, to attend to a bid for a new pick-up truck foe pressing business. Both waps Co­ Ihe county'* agriculture depart­ lombian citlaens. ment. 111 Bid Opening Set Negroes and Puerto Kirana — would be out of work within 10 days. He said Ihis would Jeopard­ ise the welfare of 21.000 persona when the families of the workers are included. Al Iraet three persons died of attempts to keep warm in Ihe lieeaing weather and one man wet kilted when his ear skidded aff an ire-rnaled bridge. Sunday, when most ef the dam­ age waa done to the vegetable crops, taw the slate's first snow in two years when a light covering tell in North Florida. South Florida got aorae relief this morning aa temperature* failed to go below freesing in molt sections. But a radio station In Gainesville at Ihe north end of the alate reported a morning low of IT degrees. Ironically, while disheartened growers inspected their withered fields to Dade County Sunday afternoon, tourltls crammed tha beaches to soak up sunshine. Tho temperature to the Miami area rose into the comfortable 10's In (ha afternoon after the coldest dawn of tbo year. Dawn waa obscured In the vegetable growing areas Sunday b y ' dense clouds of black ampka front smudge pots and piloa of gaeoltoe soaked rubber lire*. Snow fell over north well Florida gtmdap while temperature* hover­ ed to the mld-30'a. Tho Weatbaw Bureau said it waa (tin Brat anew to the stale ntoee Uw record freest of M5S. Tbo flakes melted emoet ea aeon as they hit Ihe ground et Penan- , cola, DcFuniak Springs and Ontoview. Damage estimates to winter vegetables ranged aa high aa M and n per cent. Thousands ef acres oLpnfe beans, aguish and tomatoes were scared to the rich vegetable belt south of Miami. Lomoi from tho frees# warn e i peeled to bo counted to mil Rons of dollara and sand prices fraab vegetable* across tho no­ tion skyrocketing. al Two Cars Crash, But Nobody Hurt Two ears crashed at Sanford Ava. and Onora Rd. today, hut no­ body wai b u t seriously. Mrs. Mildred Ebarla waa driving •aat on Onora Rd. whoa her any crashed Into Uw front of a ear coming north on Sanford Ava., tha Highway Patrol aald. Virgil Clif­ ford Gracey of Sanford waa driv­ ing Um northbound ear. Highway Patrolman OUn Garrett charged Mra. Ebarla with failure In yield the right ef way. County Tax Money Keeps Pouring In Over I t million baa been tolieelrd by the tax collector's off Ire for taxes and the isle of 1N0 auto licensa plates, Tax CdUaclar John Galloway reported this morning, Galloway said hit office, aa of this morning, has tasked 18,371 re­ ceipts and h is taken to |Sff,lTS.!M in teica. The tax collactor reminded resi­ dents that they only have this week to take advantage of the four percent discount when paying taxes. Starting next week, the tax dis­ count will drop la one percent. Galloway reported alee that hi* office ha* issued 7,028 license tags and collected 1138,141.33. The dead­ line for all county residents to have their 1M0 auto tags It Feb. M. Peron’* Plana Develops Trouble CIUDAD TRUJILLO (UPI) — Former Argentine President Juan D. Peron look off early today on a chartered flight to Europe, but was forced to return bare because of "minor engine trouble." Guillermo Sanloal, manager of the Brasilian airline from which poran chartered lha big Cometallallon, did not specify the trou­ ble." TOPSY-TURVY Keenan Ugs ooao.Tw.ent (actor John Galloway. UaUowty, who hoe charfi of coining tho toga in Seminole County, oloo cot of duplicated toga in tho shipment. AH the mlnprlnta w il go Uck to Tullaliaaeeo. «3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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