15 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8794de9092b9fd865b295f3a72034715.pdf bb0d3f4b9cef59db51b8d048187512e4 PDF Text Text « n r: . am Spacemen May Taka Drugs NEW YORK (UPI) —Spacemen mar Hava to taka druga la pre­ vent harmful hallucination* or to bring on happy one*, a radiation expert aald Monday night Dr. T. C. Helvey, of Radiation Ine., Orlando. Fla., aald druga will ba needed In prevent a apace pilot from auddeniy being gripped by anxiety, panic or claurtrephobia. Thla might be accompllahed by a drug to create a better atate of mind, ba aald. “ Maybe era'll produce a drug that will enable him to are before him Me girt friend,” Matvey aald. “ 1 don't know.’' DETROtT (UPI) — A young heiress act demurely In probate court* tod jy and llitenrd to her guardian toll of plana for invert­ ing her Inheritance in utility atocka and winter* in Florida. Wcarfng a amart allver and black ensemble, the heireas coyly turned bar back to apeetatora in tba crowded courtroom of Judge Erneat C. Boehm and aeomed not to have a car* in the world. She doaint. Tba heiraaa to a 4-year-old, moally brown mutt dog named Noaey. gbo inherited $M a month far Ufa in the will of bar maator, Chart** C. Long of Romuhia, who died lata laat year at the age of M and left an eitale totaling about ItS.OOO. Noaey, wearing a allver chain and wide black collar, came into court with bar guardian, Elwyn Wall, an attorney and witneaaea to Long'* will. Alao on hand to guard the intereata of juatlre waa an aaaiatant atate attorney gener- A a .Mm A % toa MM canned dog food for two days then gets horsemoat every third day. Wall said. Her diet la supplement, ed with tortlfled milk. Boehm said H waa plain that Nosey “ has a great deal of af­ fection” for Wall. He admitted the will U> probate end approved WalW a* guardian. J Wall aald that If Noaoy did not us* her full ISO each mouth he would invert the surplus tor her to the aame utility stock* to which be inverts. moved the bearing Into the court­ room and Wail waa eailed aa the tint witness. Norey rleppcd dalntly to the wttneae- rtand with Wail and aal quietly, her back to the apeetatora, aa Wall explained that be and Long, both bachelor*, were longtime frienda. “ I would ba very happy to care for* Noaey for the real of her life,” under the term* of Long’* will, Wall aald. Ha aaaured the judge that ba had cared for doga before and that Noaey now aeema happy when “ ilceping on a car­ pet at the foot of my bed.” The dog la la fine health, aata START THB NEW YEAR W ITH THESE FOOD SAVINGS JAN. rtrite X w m . At 0% FLAVOR SWEET PREMIUM M ARGARINE GRADE A Quartern 1,*,. FRIERS IQ * ROMAN V GIANT r SWIFTS ^ ^ O U R OWN ^ m QUALITY » m Whole 3 Lb. Can •B . • (With ^ Order) FOODMART RONCO ' EGG NOODLES undfcua verietiea ef plants and rock to bo tested tf the planet has aa at­ mosphere Ilka earth aa soma beliava. A polar outpost on Mara (center left) overlook* the famed canals bsUsvad to hart base formed by malting ioa saps. A M a g saucer may taka maa to the largest planet, Jupiter, (cen­ ter right) with protection provided for tOO-dagraa beilow xero tempera­ tures. Batura (bottom left), millions of miles away, may be reached by a ahlp with a rear nuclear angtna. At right, Boy Bcarfo of Levlttown, Fa., art dlractor of a mlsaite and space development program, works on more Ideas for the apace age. ___________ . ' _______• ' BLUE PLATE FEATURES THE BEST MEATS S Ox. Pkga. “ASK A N Y FOODMART CUSTOMER" DIXIE BELLE SWIFTS PREMIUM SALTIRES CELLO Lb. Box ball givea an alga of the drab, long table benches ef war-time train­ ing camps in the United Stales. Instead, tba aya la met by restau­ rant-style combination* of tables and chairs far four. Bath tabic la covered by a colorful Unaa cloth and Individual placoa are sat with aulaleaa stoat knives, forks and spoons, which for all tha world reeetable silver plat*. Tba iatorior walla ef Urn mass hall arc painted to pastel shade* and adorned by photographic mu­ ral* of Matoa’a mania wanders. The entire aatUng is fitted with f FBANKFUgT, Gtrmaay (UPI) OermM cemetery ofilcUls have *— U. I. Amy units la Germany tong been asking for help to keep­ are taking atoj» in cart far the Mgtoctod grave* ef 4*0 American ing np the grave*. wbQdma buried hi Frankfurt's Om official, said that five years ago, Urn Army promised it would W l eemotory. •' Tha grave* are evergrown with leek Into top matter, but aetbiag woods aal, because of a lack of Autos,-Germany cemetery officials a n aanbtotrtobn atop superficial panela ef soundproofing material, giving • bush to the crashing aounda normally associated with n huge mass ball Directly la front of Urn ateam table is a reck wall four foot high and W foot long, topped by seve­ ral Inches *f earth and n pictur­ esque display ef living flowers. T ti first suraioa to we visitor moving through tba steam table linn la tha fact tint enlisted men eat, not from trays, but from plaits, bowls, dlshua and cup* and ■ad saucers. And the cups oven have bandies. Soup la served In a turquoiie or yellow bawl bearing the U8AF insignia. The gueal then geti his mast and vegetablta nerv­ ed carefully and cheerfully on a matching plate. At the md of the M m , he tuns ta a large table which appears to have been set for a cocktail party la a downtown hotel. Urn visitor la confronted with n wide assort­ ment of cheese*, biscuits, rolls, erectors, olivet, pickles, catory, aalada, tasty seasoning end des­ serts. Once seated m hi* padded chair, the guest gets another stork. There la coffee in a closed, insulated container with Mttls Nttilva ef cream. M ARCAL . Colored CALO 4714* . to Boxes SWIFTS PREMIUM BUNTS TO M A TO SAUCE OAK HILL STEAK GKXBER— STRAINED SWIFTS SEMINOLE BABY FOOD tomatoes £ CATSUP I HOLSOM STRAWBERRY MORTON'S MACARONI I ^ M f O tito. M U M CHKK5R , PIE FROZEN BARGAINS ^ mthm *£ McK e n z i e s SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE • Os. B. K. Peas Cana pkgu. ' ** Biff l Lb. Jur O WINTER GARDEN BEEF • CHICKEN TURKEY GIANT IDA M AI gm m to PIZZA PIES BTOKKLY CUT-GREEN , M Ar- A Q POT PIES m BroccoU 8 p e a r a 4 A PRESERVES 1 6 0 \> Marked bp m more thM small, wandsa cenaadk, ton graves look AImmr bib tfca afcUdrta at American ■arvtoamen and. their wivea who have relumed to tto United stain. . A tow tooutbi ago, cemetery of-ficlals told United Press laterM ltotalJt. would, coat only BMq to nut ton graves Into perfect Munition and another (* cents a week per gram tor a gardenat to :; k**n It that way. V After toe UPI story was printud to tocal newspapera; Amy \WdU started collections to pay ,tor. toe upkeep at toe graves, la :*Murbp Hgnau, aatotora of too yBUto Eagtoaar Company quickly rtutoed f i t m i start. ‘ m 5 r. 60c tp O N E l to to l 60* SCOTT TISSUE LEAN M EATY BACON INECK DSLMONTB • Bara CAM AY BATH • Size SOAP t6 0 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS BEANS t PARK at Wth T T ftn m SANFORD . i ■ OUTSTANDING MEAT STORE '. i Jvv-S i. "U " . V . w L . . ... ••»*> v'i;4-A ....... . • V'r - r — — -r ™ - ite a l tr'.f ———----1 »,W IMDII r « .i+UA^ .r.■ -------------- —----------- ; f ; . . . _r_. __ �f I Super Rocket HONOLULU; ilawal (UPI) — Ruaaia fired the first of Its super-rockets nearly 8,000 miles into the Pacific and Mos­ cow today claimed the micelle hit within 2,100 yards of its target. Far the first time there was independent corroboration ef a Soviet launching claim. An Australian airliner crew re- News Briefs Extended Tour WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Elsenhower appeared likely today lo expand hia Far Eaitern vialt next June to include South oreo, Formosa and the Philip* net at well at Japan. t Reds To Visit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A delegal ion of high Rutsian government officials wlU tour sunny Florida next month. The unprecedented visit was disclosed Wednesday hy Gov. LeRoy Collins, who led a dele­ gation of U. S. governors oa o similar trip to Uw Soviet Union summer. parted U sew e h o ■mlsalan ia the Pi note com and last powered stage of tho mckot would hove yteogod to aarth. fn linifitiiti Indi* eatioa whether U. S. scientists also tracked the missile. U. I. naval vessels and aircraft were known to bo hovering near the teat area where three Soviet scientific ships stood guard. Moscow said the missile trav­ elled a historic 7,750 miles “ strict­ ly along the calculated trajec­ tory." It laid the nose cone trans­ mitted "the necessary data . . . throughout the rocket's flight” and "Its entry into the water was re­ corded by radar, optical and acoustic stations." Tha announcement did not spec­ ify the launching site, but Western observers cnlculated that the rocket probably cam* from an area near the Caspian Sea. Western scientists wero expect­ ed lo aUach considerable signifi­ cance to tho claimed solution of re-entry for such a big rocket as well as tho announced triumph of firing ■ missile virtually twice tho breadth of the United States. Western observers speculated on three possible alms the Russians may be having with their kingaixed missile shots: To sot up favorable conditions tor recovering a man or men fir­ ed Into apaee. To lost huge rockets consisting of clusters of existing Soviet rocket angina* which genarale •00,000 »o POO,000 pounds of thrust each. To teat the accuracy of military mlasIlea baaed, perhaps, on Kam­ chatka across the Bering Sea from Alaska or from launching sites deeper Inside tha vast land mats of tho Soviet Union. Training Base From Sanford CASA fiRANDK. Avis. (U P D Tho San Praneieco Giants have bought M0 acres af land hero and will consolidate their entire base­ ball training program in Arizona. Tho Giants for the past 10 years kava had their minor league training boa* In Florida but hope to oomplete transfer of the train­ ing pronnda at Melbourne and Senlord, to Case Grande In time for the 1001 season. Tha Giants do their training in Phoenix, about M mile* away. Horaoo Stoneham, Giants presi­ dent. mad* the announcement Wednesday and said ao elaborate baseball training base will bo con­ structed here, including fivo base­ ball diamonds and all tha hous­ ing and operating facilities need­ ed to accommodate the Giants' seven minor league teams. "We have been considering this transfer ever since the Giants moved to San Francisco," said Sloncham. "It will insure a closer working arrangement between the Glanta and their farm clubs and more fully identity the Giants ai a Far Western team. "From our experience at Phoe­ nix we know that Ariiona has the ideal spring training weather and naturally we are pleased with the welcome extended to us by the city of Casa Grande and by all the civic organisation* and agencies. It is our thinking that when completed (he Casa Grande base will be the finest (raining installation anywhere." VOL. .XLIX WEATHER: Fair and continued cold through Friday. High today, R6-62. Low tonight, 35-40, SANFORD, FLORIDA Unitod Fro** Leaned Wire Eatabliahed 1908 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1960 NO. <12 Plane Bursts mio Landing A t Jamaica Fiel 3 7 Aboard Die In Crash i : MONTEGO-BAY, J a m a i c a (UPl)—A Colombian Avteaea Air­ lines Constellation from New York crumbled its landing gear and crashed on the airport run­ way today, killing If passengers and crewmen. Nine persona survived with minor Injuria*, Including four passengers and five erow mamhere, although tire Mg ptenn waa A Trans World CanteaRteten with 94 aboard ia eirettag Kan­ sas CHy with o noee wheel Jammed. M may make aa onI Florida Citrus Queen Named JAYCKhS today feted past prcsidcnta of the organlzaMcuonan, uoraon Bradley, kg turennorr, Kicnara WINTER HAVEN (UPI) - A D*a«, Douglas Stenatrom and Sonny Raborn. Today'a tion at their luncheon at the Civic Center. A group of petty'brunette water skier-model paat president* left to right are, G. Andrew Speer, Tom •vent waa part of Jayceo Week. (Herald Photo) was crowned Florida Citrus Queen. Election Probe smashed into a fiery mass te She Is Florence Cloud, 20, of WASHINGTON (UPD-Tha Sen wreckag# that burned for bourn Bradenton, who alao haa to her ota tackloo today a controversial collection tha beauty title of "Mist te tire tarty morning. amendment to the "dean alecFlorida National Guard” . At toast 17 te tbo victims wore lions" MU (hat would Umit to 910,Miss Cloud, wearing a pink and from tha United State* and at not the total campaign contribu­ white full length evening gown, least ooo waa frodi Canada, tions of any pornoaa. Sen. Thomas NEW YORK (UFI) — Mock burst into tears whrn Judges at C. Hennings Jr. (D-Mo.) mado Urn Tha dead included Thomaa C. tho Mth annual Citrus Exposition prices at 1 p. m.: proposal. Somo oonsidarad k the Capehart, son te Sen. Homer K. picked bar from among the five American Airlines .............. 22'i most drastic of • aeries of amendCapehart (R-Ind.), and hia wif* finalists. MIAMI (UPI) - An M-aaat Elisabeth. They boarded tho piano American T k T .................... 02 ents Hennings has offered to sttfTranscontinental Airlines passen­ American Tobacco ........... 107te ■ tho elections bill. Miami whan tho Constellation -1 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Tho Investigation Into tha ger piano flaw out of Miami I* at made an unscheduled atop be­ Bethlelhem Steel ................ 52te myAteriou* cra*h of an airliner in tho Gulf of Mexico with a Editor In Exile Chicago Wednesday with only on* cause the No. 9 engine was aettef c a o *...... ..... ...... a* loss of 42 live* wna cracked wide opon today with tho hrraat passenger. up. MIAMI (UPD - Havana Editor Chrysler ............................. 02'i by tho FBI of an ax-convict liated aa ona of tha victim*. Jorga Zayaa, who dared criticize "Sixty-three other poseeogers Four luckier pass Caterpillar Tractor ............. 30H Robert V. Spaara, 64, a self-stylod doctor wanted in Lo* cancelled out because of all tha bored with waiting tor I Cuban Premier Fidel Castro ia Curtiss • Wright ................ 20te print, flaw to Miami Wodaosday DuPont ............... 2(4*4 Angelra on an abortion charge, waa nabbed by federal agenta bomb M a r e s ," explained an air- repairs and.left tho pla and vowed ho would return to Cuba — —— ——— — — jat# Wednesday when ho dsshod lino spokesman. "But wo were other accommodation*.Eastman Kodak ................ lOlte only when ha ia assured af free determined not to let our ooo re­ had lift Now York w Ford Motor 93te into • waiting taxi after ehecklag maining passenger down." dom of tho proa*. Zayaa, stocky Stmorning an a Heavy winds till* morning nuved an untold amount of out of a lavish motel hkfaoul. -1 year-old member of tho Inter-r The lone passenger was Leonard flight te Montego Bay ai freedom af citrus and vegetables from suffering severe damage from the tetderican Proas Assn, freedom Spears' arrest' strengthened tin Franklin,. M, who ,aald hi was . Bogota, and did sat ar formalism te the flnr khlvering ooM wavg Clfafc hpn hit tat county'Qver tti£1>*ftl possibility* y a' literbetween tho "darn mad'^ about the four ' *hour until 9:99 ITm . Cuban newspaperman to te g* tela two day*. Gulf crash last Nov. M and tha delay. K was tho fourth oxila from the Castro regime, Tire airline estimated R opeot disaster since Monday Jan. 9 crash of • New York to A Central Florida Experiment official today said temper |u«t##••••••••4# Miami airliner near Bolivia, N.C, 10.500 for the flight, H was only brought tho four-day alurea, for tha aecond day in a row were at 84 degree* but Cy ...... . 120 Memorial services for two sail- with a lots of S4 Uvea. Bevan 111 Transcontinental'* third flight out person*. Penn RR ..,..*»•*#•••#••#• 1 B V 4 a a e. an heavy winds prevented any dam ora killed in a ear crash Sunday Julian Frank, 52, a New York of Miami and Traffic Manager LONDON (UPI) - Aoeuria Nye aa a* Sears Roebuck . .............. 47H There were few oy age te citrus harvesting in the were held at tha Sanford NAS to­ attorney, ia suspected of carrying Harold Brown said they made It Bevan, gg-yaar-old fiery symbol of Standard Oil (NJ) ......... 47H but the handful te ws because "we want to show people a bomb aboard the Miami flight area. British aoelallsm, struggled for life Studcbakcr ........................ 22H day. •enters at tM today in a Londoo hospital. An of­ In the state, at least six deaths U. 8. Steel .......................93(4 Rase chaplain William Hearn in an effort to defraud lnsuranc* that we'll fly on schedule." plane's lights ficial statement mid his condition wsre blamed on the cold weather Weatinghouse El................ 1035. led the services for Bobby 0 companies out of nearly one mil­ There waa n buret te I lion ooiiars. was a oauao Mr gravo anxiety. but iukeu relief is ia sight. tire screams of man ai Riddles and James P. Morgan Spears ia suspected of having Mevan underwent n major abdomi­ A slight afternoon warmup was trapped te tire who died when the car in which (ricked an old acquaintance, Wil­ nal operation Doc. a and bin ap­ By United Proas lateraatlsoal predicted, but the forecast was Nino persons flawed parent failure in snap back has The death toll Mounted today in for cold tonight with more frost they were riding crashed into a liam Allen Taylor, 5S, of Tampa, to safety through Fla., into boarding tha ill-fated boon consistently apparent ia eau the wake of ooo of the worst let and freeilng temperatures Friday power pole on 17-92 near the wreckage but tire Tampa to Naw Orleans flight in tiously-worded hospital common! sad snow storms of tho season. morning. Lake Monroe bridge. the wreckage. Through i an effort lo eollect fioo.ooo in in­ dkoa. Mia wife, Mrs. Jannio Loo, Thro* children, all under I Two Negro children died in a te fato tire lucky RiddJai waa 30 year* old. Mor­ surance. also a noted Labor MP, has boon years of ago, died when fire house fire ai Avon Park Wednes RaUlae for tho May 3 Demo­ only wilh minor injuries, a daily visiter. Both men named (heir wives as gan waa 19, Morgan Joined tire swept thsir family's four . roc day sad a white child died of cratic primary ware suggested wero taken to n hospital frame bom* te Smollerville, burns suffered Tuesday wbso her WALLOPS ISLAND, Vs. (UPD Navy in October, 1959, Riddles beneficiaries. treatment. Spears was linked to Frank by last night. Idaho. A woman and two children clothes caught fire from a healer. —A girl monkey named Miss Sam 24 days later. Rlddlea will bo The four passengers who escap­ Seminole County Democratic Donald Loomis, M l, Spears' cowere killed when thsir ear was A couple from West Babyloo, survived "apparently in good con­ buried in Oklahoma City, Ukla. hit by two trucks on icy U. I N. Y., were found dead In a house dition" a violent ride into space and Morgan in Claredon, Texas. defendant in the Los Angeles ralllei to drum up support for ed with their lives were Mr. and Mr*. Ian Kalton, Australians wfia tha Democratic ticket. SO Mar Emporia, Kant. at St. Petersburg Wednesday, ap­ today in a test of escape equip­ Surviving RJddlea are his fa­ abortion ease. Loomis told Inves­ Their deaths brought to SI tho parently victims af asphyxiation ment which may someday save the ther, Leslie Riddles of Lawtoo, tigators when he and Spears Billhimer named a primary cam­ live in Quito, Ecuador; Haodrick paign committee and auggested Wylies of Tha Hagua, Holland; number of fatalities blamed oa the from a gat furnace. A 34-year-old lift or s human astronaut. Okla.; his slater Betty Lou Rid­ were arrested Iasi July that Executive Committee Chairman and Falla Church, Vs.; and Route Spears told him Frank was his storm, which swept from Colorado Miss Bam was boosted to an dles of Oklahoma City and • machinist died when firs destroy County voting registration books Robert Billhimer auggested 11 Loven te Tho flagut and Washing­ altitude of more than 9te miles in brother, Sam Lee Riddles who Is attorney. He quoted Spears aa that rallies be held between March ton. D. C. will bo in alao communities bo to tho East Coast earlier (his ed his house trailer al Onero. week, leaving sub-tero temperaTho Weather Bureau waned n launching at 1:32 a. m. at the in the Air Force. Surviving Mor­ saying: "I think I'd better rail 31 and April I in tire courthouse, Owen Fob. 39 and Mar. 50. Both tire pilot, J. Duque, and that readings early today would Wallops station of the National gan are hia parents, Mr. and my attorney in New York, Julian Lake Monroe School, Lake Mary tire co-pilot, H. Arango, survived TIM books will bo open Mr gun (a m and ioo-giaao* roads. Frank." Nebraska reported U aterm Aeronautics and Space Administra­ lifted resident* la register ia Alta­ vary from B to 39 along tha upper Mrs. Carl T. Morgan of Frileh, Spears alao is reported to have chamber of commerce building, tire fiery crash, lo did p flight monte gpriaga, Fob. 39 and Mar. deaths, Kansas had f, Texas 0, Florida east coast to tho 40’s in tion. Texas. admitted to Iba FBI at tha time Longwood community center, Bear •ngiacor, • purser aod n steward­ Colorado I, Oregon and Wisconsin Tbs oire loo capsule, similar lo tourist-jammed Miami. 1: Boar Lake, Mar. 94; Cbalueta, of hia arretl Wednesday lhai he Lake Florida Power Corp. lounge, ess. In outlying farm areas near tire the on* which will carry a Mercury Mar. 4; Fora Park. Mar. 7-gj For­ 4 each, Missouri I, Naw York Death was not instant and knew Frank, but only ai Just an­ Wilson school in PaoLf, Alta­ est City, Mar. »; Geneva. Mar. 10; State S sod Illinois, Iowa, Louis lower salt coast, tire mercury was astronaut into orbit in 1MI, was monte Springs community build­ screams could bo heard ahova tho other New York attorney. Una, Maine sad Michigan 1 each. recovered from the Atlantic by expected to drop ss tew aa M to foldenrod. Mar. 11; Lsngwood, Authorities thus far bava bean ing, Fern Park American Legion noli* te tire fire anginas whites Moot of tho victims died te auto at degrees, with scattered frost ■ Marino Corps helicopter 10 min­ star. 15-11; and Oviedo, Mar. M reluctant to link tire two air trag­ Hul, Oviedo community hall, and raced to tire K e n t . Tho flamon accidents, frost te death or suf­ predicted. utes after the launching. M. edies but lire possibility of a tie-in the Geneva community building. were brought under control withte fered heart attacks white shovel­ The eoid froot, first ef tire new Automatic monitoring equipment Tho books will bo opon from Billhimer will bead the pri­ two hour* pod Um task began te waa being Investigated. year (or Florida, moved into tire inside tire "biopack” in which 3-9 p. m. white they art la each ing away heavy saows. The FBI was handling (ha pos­ mary campaign committee com­ removing tire remains from (ha Not oven Florida sad California northern part of tire state Monday Miss Sam redo showed that she local*, county supervisor af regiaposed of Mrs. Avn W. Davis of wreckage. Work has started on North Or­ sible criminal phases of both Sanford, Mrs. C. E. Hlttell af •ad gradually spread to aU por­ was alive and apparently in good tration Mrs. Camilla Bruce told sscaped tho storm's bite. crashes while Uia Civil Aeronau­ Hundreds of thousands or Calilando’s toture recreation site. tions by ssrly Wednesday. Fair condition. the Seminole Democratic Execu­ tics Board attempted to deter­ Lake Monroe, Roy Howell of Lake tive Committee last night. To regia tendons were hit by * flu bug and continued cold weather wilh Officials said it would lake about Council Frank Faiula said Wed­ Mary, Dan Scrrcney of Longwood, width concentrated ia tho Los ter, a resident mast have lived only slightly higher afternoon tem two hours to open (be biopack, nesday that land north of Edge- mine the cause of the wrecks. Neil G. Lyle of Hear Lake, J. D. Spears, • pudgy 220 pounds, 115-pound cylinder, X inches mon Ave. ia being cleared for pen lures was predicted for today in Florida a year and ia gomlaote Angelas area. Morrison of Altamonte, IIil II. The Weather Bureau predicted and Friday. long and 14 inches in diameter, ia recreation. Men af tire town have was dressed In a gay, black and Ilarrie of Paola, Nanca T. Rus­ County for six months. Mrs. Bruce white checkered sporls rap and more cold weather today oast of M she would take tho It apparently did not get cold which Miss 8am mad* the trip. ■iked the North Orlando Corp sell of Fare Park, John W. Evans After a physical examination, a about having Uttlo League and • brown topcoat at tire lima af of Oviedo and Mrs. J. W. Yar­ Paolo and Monroe if aha got tho Mississippi, but said warmer enough Wednesday to harm Cea temperatures would move from enough roguoste from then. Moot tral Florida** huge citrus crop, drink of water, and a meal Miss llibe Ruth League next epring, hia arrest. Asked by a reporter if he borough of Geneva. Paola and Manna residents com* westars Texas lata Nebraska and now being harvested. But a pro­ Bam will bo flown lo hor homo, Faiula said. Eventually the site ■y United From latenutfoaal placed a bomb aboard tire Nation­ Billhimer also named executive, westward across Missouri into lo Sanford quite often and n o longed cold snap might cause dam tho School of Aviation Medicine will have a baaenall . softball Major air crashes have takes a platform and policy, resolutions, al Airlines flight that rrashed in •astern Kmtucky and Tennessee. at Brooks Air Force Bate, San diamond, tennis courts and shuf­ register hart, Mrs. Bruce said. •ge*. rules, credentials, campaign, the lives of at least seven persons lire Gulf, tha white-haired, bespec­ Democratic Bxecutiva commitA Miami forecaster said the Antonio, Texas. fleboard alloys, Faiula said. lagialaliva, memorial and audit­ for every day In 1999, and possibly tacled Spear* replied: loo chairman Robert Billkimer cold would last until a high pres ing commtHeea at the meeting, •a many aa eight. "No, but maybe I'll have n said a lot more residents had bet­ sure sum now covering all of tire statement aomatimo tomorrow Tha executive committee haa •The crash of a Colombian Avionter register if tho next Senator •astern United States moves east­ ca airline Constellation today at more than $500 te its treasury. (today)." erly into tho Atlantic. from this district ia to coma from Naw committee men and com- Montago Bay, Jamaica, with • Spears was bald lo $35,000 bail The first answer filed to the Seminole. Brevard County, which Tha two Negro children who died on the technical charge of steal­ mitteewomen confirmed at the death toil of 37, was the fourth ta alao ia our district, has 31,197 State Road Department's Sanford when their two-room apartment ing tha rar ef tha man be may meeting wero Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ major air disaster since Monday A vs. land getting procedures Tolers registered eempared la our caught fire from aa aU heater have hypnotized into taking hia liam D. Hardin of Sanford, J. night and broyglit tire number kill* . 12,534. Brevard raters will warn didn’t agree with SRD ootlmstos wsre identified aa Curtis Wilsaa, Carl Muao and Mrs. C. E. Hlttell ed te four days te 141 pareoag. place on the airliner. of load value. their man as senator gad, if they 3, and his nlM-weeks-old sister. So (ar this year, 193 parsons, of Lake Monroe, Mr, aod Mra. Aa answer filed la the county have more voter*, they'll bo hard Linda Gail Kecso, I, died at a Hal H.‘ Harris of Paola, John W. have been killed te four crashes. clerk's office by American Oil to beat, BiUhimor said. BpBteote hospital Wednesday of burns suf­ Evans of Oviodo, Jamea V. Sto- Sixteen others are presumed dead County men a n hesitant te rua for Co. Moaday said that lead token fered when hor doth** caught Tire County Zoning Board, meet­ be for property owners in District welt Jr. of Genova, Mra. E. T. lo a fifth diaaater. from their parcel oa Sanford senator because Brevard has so fire from a heater tire day before. ing in special session this morn­ 5. On Feb. If n hearing will Ire In addition to tire Moatego Ray llamil and Norman Fere of ChuluAve. te widen the street would many more registered voters, ho m*»n re-paving end removal and It. Petersburg police said Ern­ ing, unanimously agreed to pro- held for Di:trict 1, Fab. 17 for ota, Mrs. Jans AdriaUco and Ro­ crash, disasters thus far this your said. R. Behseffel, ?*, and his wife, District I aH, Fob. fg for District Ralph Schwaickert waa teataM- bert E. Parker of Goideorod, B. were; Installation of their filling station est d with o cotaprebenslva zoning Jan. 4—A National Airlines DOR •d •• president of tire Lake Mary D. McIntosh of Altamonte Springs, fixture* The Amoco lessees asked Catherine, about 75, of Babylon, plan over tho county and schedul­ 4. N. Y „ were asphyxiated by their Brown rep*, 'od that iqaay areas Volunteer Fire Dept, at its meet- Mrs. John Duds and Paul MlkWr al Bolivia, N. C., possibly a roauR UM N damages. furnace when the temperature ed tire first hearing in tire court- In tho county will ho toned tho tog this week. Other officers in­ of Oviado, Mra. Ava W. Davis of a passooger’a suicido bombing} dropped te near (reeling ia tha bouso Fob, S. same oa they are now with only sulted ware Donald Coleman, and Hamiltoo J. Bilbao of Inn- 34 4aid. Kennedy In Race west-central * arid* city Tuesday Zoning Director Robert Brown • few boundary changes. vie# president; Otis Sjoblom, aoc- ford, sad Mr. and Mr*. Audrey Jan. U -A Capital Airttean North Orlando's newest group of * MILWAUKEE (UPD said that usually only ooo bearing Ha added that (ho laoteg bdfcrd rotary; Earl Tacrey, treasurer and T. Lyle of Roar Lake. They See. wot turba-prop olriteor at M bouses should bo Daisied wttkla Joka F, Eeaoady plunged late the Goorga TarburV, M. a machinist to hold but, to gtvo ail property haa worked on the eomgreboaoivo Ralph Abel, fire chief. Mr. aad Mra. Rap Howell of I craft, Va-s « dead. six weeks, CouarUmaa Frank Fasa presiieinils I primary to­ who moved te Florida II months owners a chance to voire thejr ap­ soning plea for two yean and baa Ed Zimmormaa ia chairman of Mary. Mr. tad Mra. Daa Job. 19—A lenadtoaviaa Uls said Wednesday. Tea families day with a charge that his chief ego from Detroit, was found dead proval or disapproval, hearing* ihe^teototivsMjppreval af Ihp Onaa arrangcmaaU for • barbecue to op te Longwood, Mre. J. D.Mer- Cor* volte Jet *4 wNI ha hold ter separata districts atooa te Ateamante Igriap. Mr. day. Ftoamoa said they wore as- with a general hearing acbodnted « d Mra. W. A. Forwaod te For­ f. a. give I t T f S T 4! ! . ? a^Rs^next chairman of tire Ladles Auxiliary est City and Mrs. Ray TUlte te Turkey, IS Navy m ■salpulat- •bio (•' determine if bo burned in Into February. to death or waa kilted ftp aro teg Um aoaraHam Tha Brat heating Feb. • will meeting Tuesday. Sanford. f* C Cracks Open Case 63 Cancel Out Of Miami Flight Missing Passenger W inds Help Save Citrus From Severe Cold Snap Services Held < or 2 Navy Men Nation Hit By Heavy Ice, Snow Demos May Hold Primary Rallies Monkey Survives Space Flight Vote Registration Hooks Open Soon North Orlando To Set Park Site Air Crashes Take 145 Lives In '60 t SRD Estimates Are Questioned Comprehensive Zoning Hearings To S tart Soon Lake M ary Firemen Install Officers lorth Orlando 4* Homes Ready Soon \ , — ■ f �*•'' ‘‘'1 -WW------- r•j I }‘ j ltV; tv lA 'h . finch Shareholders Get Progress Report FALLAHAB8EE (UP!) - Gov. Key Collins suggested Wednesr that Florida drop the idea of talag Son. Gcorgo Smothers aa “favorite son" candidate for i OMHat said the “draft Smith! ac*M campaign by Florida Demo* i.eeata apparently U embarrassing f to the senator boenune of his close Ineeeclatlon with Bene, deha Ken* [ wsdr, Btuart Symington . and -t Others seriously eyeing the proel* ! *m . ' The governor emphasised that ■Mg suggesllon is not to he Inter; Meted aa nntegenlem to Bmsthers ■ “tewead wham I fool very warnMe added, if the senelor decides i l l mm ns a favorite son “ I am Collins dropped the surprise proposal at his news conference hero. It was expected because the governor had been one of the original backer* of the move to strengthen Florida’s bargaining position at the Democratic nation* al convention. But In view of recent develop* mints,' Collins said he is now convinced the favorite son Idea is not the proper course. He noted that although Saaather* has not committed himself one way or the other on running, the senator has said he doesn't think n Southerner has a chance for a spot on the national Democratic ticket, Collins said for the time being the state should adopt a “ wait and ana" altitude. nandinc a dec I* £m W J K u T l e H f u l . f entering th« Florida preference primary. If sevsrsl will run hi Florida, ht polatod out, than would ba no naad for a favorite eon. If no eandldatea enter the preference r«c«, then the ataia should f#t up an uninatructed elate of tend!datee for the convention who would be free to select the best Collins, who has been mentioned ns n possible vice prssldentlal candidate, said be blmself would not run under any circumstances as a favorite son. He added it la “ pur* speculation" Hut he is being considered ns keynote epeakor or chairman far the an* tioaal convention and said he would make an effort to obtain el thee peat LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The fate of Dr. It. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff dspends large­ ly an whether their murder trial jury bellsvss a convict and ad­ mitted master liar. The story told by John (Sliek Jack! Cody tbo last two days poses twe great threats to the >urI roe and his mistress: 1. The murder of Mrs. Barbara Jean Finch was premeditated, net a crime of passion that flared out of an argument and struggle. 2. Carole wanted to kill her at much or more than Dr. Fiaeh whom, the defense admits, held the gun when the fatal shot was fired late Mrs. Fiaeh’e baek drip NORTH ORLANDO GARDEN CLUB officers Mrs. Robert W. Dean, left, and Mrs, Anton C, Kracek compared notes at Mrs. Dean's home yesterday. Mrs, Dona is temporary chairman and Mrs. Krecek is temporary recorder. Conner, Carlton Set As Candidates TALLAHASSEE (UFI)-State The ited tor small colleges was explained to Sanford Rep. Deyla E. Conner of Starke Kiwaalana by Piedmont Colters President James E. Walter and DeLand rancher Loran V. Casper tried to pto dewa Cady, ■ n thamhed frantically through the convict's previses testimony aa M seeking aauWsSIrtiaua bararif. Caspar ashed Cody ghaut Car* oleTfifst reaction whoa ha came beak to U s Vegas. Her., gram UHPHANT4USR ticket to the world premiere ot Whit Dieney’e Tutor*" e etory of the circus, to stare bailiff prooentod It Gov. Gallia* hr Corky Grtotleni sad friend. The CrieUsnl circus took i n mammoth parade aad show at BorMoU today before the pro* “Toby Tyler” will bo at the Rite Theatre boro Jan, St. fl states aad the District taMa half primaries in Upuwiaass er Democrats tooy toe presidential eem or tor as tioaal coavsn- SSJfJS&ffiS ad Intocatos that there caateeta to only s tow West Virginia (May to) - Di­ rect presidential preference veto which is net binding on unpledg­ ed delegates, who are elected at same time. A candidate's consent If n*ulrtd. Hehrstas (May to) - Direct presidential preference veto sad etocUeo ef unpledged delegates. A candidate's consent to required. Maryland (May IT) — Direct presidential preference vote; dele* gates chosen by state conven­ tion must be instructed e support winner as long as he b u a chance of getting the president lsi nomi­ nation. A candidate's eaesant to required.___________________ ter states, nattonal ton.- "Be careful about your serial security taxes la January," •OaL Byron R. Fatten, Orlande Serial Security Messier, warned today, "the use rate and the IMS rata are different. Don't confuse them." year first payCheck for IMS wages will have the new art deduction. Your employer will match this with hto S « ." " I f you a n self-em p loyed, the cause the small colleges are cham. ---------------------------------------------- Carlton joined W. R. Hancock of Grovetend and C. R. Race of plena of integrity and freedom, ma p e j a Winter Haven in competition far the post which will become vacant when the veteran Nathan Mayo president said that ce*eUucation retires nest year. builds up ap academic standards f a n l L r i a a C n e a o J Conner sold if he were elected rather then tearing them down. he would use all hie influence He sold that young man end worn* on going to school together get to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The with legislators to push for fair know people and to work band ht Aslan flu epidemic now rampag­ reapportionment. He is n five, term House member and a farmer Last June, 125,000 students grad, ing la 12 atatea and the District House speaker. Ho sold he would quickly put mated from high school in the top of Columbia will spread to other quarter of their classes, but they parts of the eountry during the Into effect the wholesale resign* nixalioa of the agriculture depart* weren’t la college tost fall. Small next few weeks. ordered by the last Legis­ colleges give those students a That is the forecast of U. 1. meat lature and would put employes chance by letting them work their way thrmjgk school, the president Public Health Service officials under a Job security merit system. who art closely following tbo epi­ Both Conner and Carlton are ■aid. agriculture graduates of the Ual* flood young students are a good demic's progress. They said today the flu virus varsity of Florida and both pled* Investment, n “ mushroom stock," Walter said. He told of on# bey is so widely "seeded" serose the god to help the public realise who worked kia way through Pied* nation that further outbreaks are that the agriculture commission, er’a duties go far beyond agra* BMPt, went on to study biology at inevitable. "We took for a largo aumbor riaa subjects. of flu cases to the next month or Carlton made hie announcement , » < ' .paid eqp official. "But |ho fram ML Petersburg. Incidence probably won’t bo ai “As commissioner," he said, OrtffIn-Landrum b i l l , chopped grdat as ‘t was to the 2B9T Aslan "my policy will he to sc* that flu epldomlc." every agricultural interest as well wood at Piedmont for lb cento an At Um peak of the 1M7 epidem­ hour, Walter raid. A football ic, mere Una seven million as those affected by department coach srhc graduated from Pied­ Americans ware down with tbo policy be given my fullest at* tentlon. mont was csllad “ the optometrist" flu at one time. “ Too, because of my own tech* because he removed more eyes No official estimate has been nfeal background in agriculture, then •anyone else peeling pete* made of the total number of eases to the United Statee at the I shall ha ever mindful ad tbs present time, but the figure is be­ incraeelag need for roeoeish In lieved to he wefl la exeeee of one Imprevlag aM phases ef depart* meat netirity." CvUscr slid he vrwM Mere than MOAN cases a n re­ oampeign headquartera in Miami, ported In the Leo Angeles area atone. There are major outbreaks where he operates an toeamaeo in several ether parte.of Califor- bustaeee In sddHton to various intonate a* Starks hi north •b S & S c w F l u Epidemic Hospital Notes D .C To Hold Pro-Convontion Prim ary who may pledge themselves to support the winner. A candidate's consent Is not required. Indices (May I) — Direct presidential rote; delegates che­ lae by soaveotlons ere hound to support winner but only on first ballet at national oonvoattoa. A candidate's consent to required. OMe (May I) — Direct elec­ tion ef delegates, who must ba fltrtgtd la • presidential cssdl- Carlton announced as candidates ^ ^ D r ^ a lt e r said that amall schools like Piedmont roach for secretory of agriculture Wed* many atudenta who have the braina but not the money to nssdky. go to college. The big universitiea want the amall schools be* Conner. 21, end the i l year-eld players to cornmarts and in­ dustry with employes during the Oriebtr-December ISM quarter: can be entered by petition end cannot withdraw; ha ran alee he •stored at the discretion of the secretary ef state end can then withdraw by swearing he to art a candidate far the aomlaattoe. Florida (May Si) — Direct election of delegates, who may ba pledged. GaMtonis (Jena f ) — Direct •lection ef statewide slate to dele­ gates, who mist he pledged *e a candidate. A candidate's consent to required. Santa Dehole (Jean I ) . - Di­ rect tlection to statewide slate to delegates, who may ba pledfed. New Tech to often listed with the Statee holding presidential with outbreaks centered arenad Baa Antonio, Corpus Christ!, Richard Deltas, Daytona Beach Houston. Austin and Brownsville. William Tyre. DeBary More than 25 per cent «f the school population to on the absen­ tee Hat la Brownsville. Detroit has reported absentee rates up to ao per cent b schools aad Industrial plants. Several ether Michigan cities have been hit Carolyn leaders will he held 8a|arday at tan Homo Demonstration Canter, dU E. 2Mb St The meeting will start •t id a. m. aad .will finish by anon. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home demon sintton agent, win he In charge. All who era tatenitad in helping tala S-H’ara In Seminole County a n tovited to attend this meeting. Shareholders of First F td v ^ Savings and Losn Assn at their tnacting Wednesday elected three directors, heard a glowing report of growth in 1959 as well as for the past 10 years, and were told that contractors’ bids for the nsw build* ing at K. Elm Ave. and W. First St. were being ealled for by the architect. At a meeting of the directors fol­ lowing that session, the dlrectou re-elected all officers for 1M0. • Jack I. Greene was named dlreetor to succeed H. James Out who has been 111 and who for the sake of his health relinquished hto place on the Board. He was heartily com* mended for his conscientious serv­ ice. Re-electrd were Director* Howard Favllla and J. H. Van Hoy. The report given by Vice Free. E. C. Harper, Sr., in the abseagn of Pres. Howard Faville, who is V lha local hospital, said that ths re­ sources of the Savings and Lean organisation had grown from SV «M,10e.0T to tlO.27IAS5.IS. Reserves now exceed 51,000,000 the report continued and added "this, we feel, la an outstanding safety feetor." The profit picture was satisfactory aad enabled the association to pey dividends at the rate of tour percent a year, M added. W Howard Favllla was again nam­ ed president. 1b serve with him are E. C. Harper, Sr., First Vice Pres.; S. F. Doudney, Second Vice Free.; George Touhy, Exec. Vice Pres.; Rosamond Chapman, See,* Trees.; Maxine Ekern. Asst. See.* Trees.; A. Edwin Shlnhalaor, Ah toraey. The new director to a member to the firm to Greene aad Oebwm certified public accountants, V deacon in the First Presbyterian Church, notarial! aad an itosreeted civic leader. • Richard J. Deltas, a Daytona Beach resident, was admitted W Seminole Memorial Hospital just before midnight Tuesday after hto truck tuned ever aad was darnel* iahod a mile anrih of Seaford an HWy. ItM , the Highway r a ta l re­ ported. Patrolman J, L Sikes eeid a panel truck dritren by Melius was going north cu the highway whan a car pulled ent in a Mne of traflte tarn the opposite direction aad ha swerved aft the road to avoid £ j& r x NOW IH0WIN6 OPEN U t t f DOUBLM FEATURE Mrs. Hefld Dies AtlS Mrs. Alice HeadSroon, ••-yearold Negro resident of Sanford tor the past at yssrs, died Tuesday at bar home. Funeral services tor Mrs. Handerson will he tl a. m. at the Zion Hope Baptist Church Sonbody wiR lit in cuts at the heme, 1121 Locust Av«.t until Sunday. There will be no review­ ing the body at the church. Mrs. Henderson to survived by three sons, one brother, one sla­ ter. seven grandchildren and IT great-grandchildren. bouaobold workers st toast |M during Octeber-Decsmber qusrter; farm employers who during ISM paid employes I1M er worked them far st least pert to *e toffsrent dsys during the year. The scheduled rise In tax rates, based oe looi-rsnge cost esti­ mates. to dcslgnsd to mstntata the eld-age and survivors Insurance program an a self-supporting FR A TU R St 1:S# • t i l t 9:44 • t:S S gpadsllir W eed 'T'f A." ! if,.,] fA1! J Luncheon i rM ATU REi t i l l • l : M _______ B il l. "CtWTMATVR* AT Id S ONLY 1Mayfair but •Man t i n t frttotab". i’ll i * ’S©Fi * fa.-- �r DO ALL YOUR FOOD SHOPPING AT W INN-DIXIE A N D LOW, LOW PRICES plus TOP VALUE STAMPS CLIP THIS «*T IF ,ca ? , COUPON ■NTITLB y o u to Whole Kernel 12>o*. ROLLS CANS X I ? «1 e A R B T X,E STORE Thrifty M aid l ^ l T * * * With 0r* Food Order, )0 ) CANS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED . PRICES GOOD Thun.., F rl., S a t. Jan. 21, 22, 23 SW IFT P R IM IU M , Grade "A" Dr. !i Dr. Quick Frozen 16 to 20 Lb. Average Limit en« with a $5.00 or more Food Order. Von Camp Flavorful Delm onte Armour Star Grade " A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen - 6 - 8 Lb. Average W-D "Branded* ^ 29* S h o r t R ib s Sarasota Brand Chunk Hickory Sweet Thick BLUE CHEER Smoked (Not Sliced) Sliced Bacon «£• 79* Corned Beef ib. 69* S la b B a c o n Boston Butt Brooks County or Talmadge Eat-Rlto Thick Sliced C ountry H am u>. 79* P o r k R o a s t 19’ S a u s a g e G IA N T PKG. Lb. 3 9 ' B o l o g n a Eat>Rite Smoked ,o S a u s a g e Copeland Hot or M ild Frosen Dressed 3 9 ' Fancy Freeh Golden Banteni iW.V.V. At Yeer Haora* W len-Dlile / / f! In Addition Te These Refulerly / « j | lerned Whan Yea Parches# Chof Roberto Laundry Soap Vel Soap 2 b°» 39* O c t a g o n Cashmere Bouquet Fadol Soap 3 >V° 29* S p r e e 2 ES 2 9 ' S p r e e Toilet Soon Toilet Soap Palmolive 2 5 Bog 4 9* C e l e r y Betty Crocker Instont Potatoes 2 2 m Couport Veld After Soturdoy, January 23rd. Buddy Boy Pkgs. 69* Popcorn 2 Bog Duncan Hines Frozen Orange 2 1 At Year N t tin t W lo.-DUlo 4 In AddiHen Te Theta Regularly lerned When Yea Purchase ANY TWO Toilet Soop Palmolive 3 •?« 2 9 * Detergent 2 > Facial Soap Cashmere Bouquet * Apples 2 & PIZZA PIES Fresh, Crisp Poscol Red Winesop S w e e th e a rt Detergent 29* V e l pC.33* Morton# Ham, Turkey, Chicken, Salisbury Steak Ctupon Void Aftor Soturdoy, January 23rd. Fabulous J. Jewell Gr. " A " Quick n Astor Fordhook or Baby Lima Fryer X r 2 99* B e a n s Morton Fruit D U e Apple, Cherry, r IC S Peoch, C'nut Pan-Redl Froten 5 At Yoor NooroU W U m-BUIo In Addition Te Theee Regularly lamed When You Purchase 39* Shrimp / l L b J K . ,r* * C h o c o la t e i Morton Frozen ZuM / W h w 1, Coupon Void Aftor Saturday, Joouory It . id Dinnerwore Pock v . u .. o While, Yellow ft Pink Blu White ‘ l e e o m j.u . n n Z ^ t Z . Superbrand Gr. MANUrge Shipped Cleanser A JA X 2 2 3 3 *c2 5 4 9 * Air Deodemnt * >.A.*. -: -» • ’*♦ • J •> re • .*• -w«ar - f ■' • * •*V FLAKES E G G S — ^ 2 a - 7 9 * n Ler«e Con f f. �i ie m vvtf •• - - — _ - - usy •— • ’V*' ----------------------r; • ------ The county contnlatkm has hind the firm ef Jamas ibis Rogers ef Winter Park aa architects for the new jail tint and will make a cost study of othgr recently built boildingfl in the etate. A m w jail haa been termed one of ths most critical SMjs faced by the county In providing faelHtlas during thia Wad of growth. One thing can be said for the commissioners In thia Stases *— they took some action without further delay, rcryowc win sot agree that a new jail ia the primary eon* ta. They prefer other proj beta that affect them more por* ■ally. But a Jail that has faced condemnation by atata itboritlea ia a starting point for a building program. The commission has announced plana for an extensive ad budding effort in addition to the secondary road im* ovement projeeta already in the budget The county engineer haa been granted authority to Nfc hie crewa 10 houra a da/ during the good weather to mpteta road work—all our efforts seem to be getting more east With building of all, kinds and improvements of pub* i fanflitien announced, ail we need is continued definite ae* dshington ; t h i COURTS ' T U county will present a livelier, more prowraaeive pie* ra to induatriea, businesses and families looking around m Florida homo. -- / , Aadtha Improvnents are qosdod anyway. A W M - A C tilN C O M V JC nO N S rogimo will ho " n mighty r within Ort t f U yoara.” sm sst* s Assignment Washington bar Dorn international dial- By R » KOTSRBA WASHINGTON- 11m Senator •lowly flopped Ms right log over tee left knee, stretched back lank­ ily to hla majority leader's asst, and gave us a look that laid ha was ready. Tbo little half-circle of reportero took a atop forward. “ Any •ammeat on the President's budnet?" a lady reporter asked. And flan. Lyndon Johnson replied with • clipped word: ' ‘Yea." He tightened hJa lips until tbo force praised pannthosoa into each cheek. Ho blaw air into puffs od, la tea Johnson alga af disdain. The Democrat tram Texas would sow apeak out and ho did. Though hi* words earn* softly, they wore threaded through a media that caught blood on scary stitch. Lyndon Johnson, tho master te missiles, Um chairman of tea Sen­ ate Space Committee, waa aolmly (cartel lata President Risenbower's Scoteblneas la apace spending. For one thing, bo eeld, the President skimped so effectively on apace (pending that ha had tMO mUllse loft over from last yoar. . - ataaa link wtth the united i B a tiiltoti i k y d j l i g m U t k l M K l ll t l H n ( M l )tan M p t t t w | W I flamnw l l f l l nraTJ iw iy tti m 11 m i k i t •rtOffolf iaUrtit. • •N i••■fl-.a ova ef Christ wonderful o mrafsaatoaer ties with la MB. potitkal and •ad in rim Umtted to ndvitae to KisM’a own DAILY CROSSW ORD iZS? •S S I'ftK U . one of tbo most remarkahU frulte of Christianity, Never before have our oldster* been so showered with love. To nil these, who found it la their hearts ta live of themMlvea at a time of year whan energies an •xpoadad and time la at a premi­ um. no humbly aay Thank you, God Blow You I The Training Groups. First Bap­ tist Church: Cherub Choir, first Baptist Church; Ladle* Aid, Goad Shepherd Lutheran Church; Lad­ les Aid, Lutheran Church te tea Redeemer; Mary Circle, Holy Crow Episcopal Church; First Praibytepan Church Circles; Mimosa Circle; Atalca Clreie; SalraUea Srw ti th« ramiiee*. fenced Thomas J. Flynt, a Ran(If any group has been landfeed Negro, to 10 yeara In Rnl* vartantly omitted, wo art Indeed tafi tela weak. Flynt, liH Cy­ •orry.) Teamar Braden press A m , pleaded guilty to for SeropU Reit Homo Wanking and entering and rah. Judge Williams entered pro-son. teneo investlgnUena of Charles Robert Want whs pleaded gtJliy to throe charges of breakla* and entering and Royee Karl Slmmeus 'who pleadod guilty to aggravated assault and four breaking and en­ tering chargee. The Judge ordered the acme type lavestlgaUeM of Alfred fl. Rrvsy tad Walter I, flugdea who pleaded guilty to brohUng Into the Lake Monroe School lunchroom, and of flarlten Tabor, Marshall Tabor, Negro To Run For President MIAMI BEACH (UP1)-A Negro history protester who was put in a mental Institution whan ho triad to. enter the University at. Missis­ sippi announced ban Tuesday that Bn te a candidate tar presi­ dent of ths United gtateo. Otaaea King, M ,, th e now makes Ms living as n pnaeber, said bn would run « n-pUltarm ta solve tho racial proton s wtthto one poor. V he failed,*ha mated Miflflit'lAt* I n k of A m nkiilfii call a Negro pletaaeito to ail up gulRy to two basking andoutertag chargee. Sight ham and now, you could tell, the majority loader had hold •f the political season's fineit Dtmocrstte Issue, There was now no doubt that ho Intended te take that needle and break it off. Kvea if it would posaibly make Mm iha next President of the VPHod State*. It waa clear the -target of the man from Texas waa that Mg bubble of complacency hovering over the White House. Ho waa going to bust it wide open. And tbo liulo man with n pad and reporter's pencil who’s boon hanging around Coagross aad the White Housa bad soon enough ta know tbo bubble needed bursting. It started with tbo Brat Jar of disbelief whoa bo board Urn President remark that Bosnia's first sputnik dWn’tie th e r Mm "ana iota." Tbo Utter man chafed, shifted uacaally, and maybe iMvered a Mt at aacb occasion scrota the succeeding months whoa headlines af Soviet spaff aur*e*aoa kept •booting by. There was dismay whan ho hoard the Proaldaat resignedly admit that tea Soviets had full righte te use "our" ocean tar miasllo • target prattles. This meant tea Russians could posaibly grab miasilf-ahooUag rights for •U waters, within small limits, that aunwuad our Nth state—and what about the Gulf M Mexico? Ion. Mike Mansfield <D.. Mate-) had hopefully demanded teal WO protest ta the Rod*. But after tea President's admission, his wards rolled forlornly across tea Senate floor. "To m y," ho said, "that Urn Russians* teat ta the Pacific la iagal under International law la only to underscore tea toadcguacy of international law aad to petal The Lyndon Johnson apace mis* illoa may have stripes te parti­ san paint splashed nil over thorn, hot at least they’d give na a big­ ger stick to it o o ten ft—t»cnr If wo wore aa mteatts booed as feaator Johnson would liho na ta ha, wu*d ha to a goad politico By toAKOU* COLDS WASHINGTON- With a deep algh ef relief Adlai Stevenaon ia ahortly aetllag out aa a two month lout ef Latin America, thereby eacapiag the knife-throwlag n o teat new aolnc on ia kla party. Me believe* that ha baa at laat get clear of the threat that Me name would bn pet againit bis wishes late ana of the primar­ ies and at until the Democratic convention moots In July ho will bo an inaae—t bystander. Stevenaoa deeliaed an Invitation te attend the Mg Democratic fundraising dinner here on Satur­ day. This ia to bo a political live­ stock show, with each candidate strutting Ml stuff. To Stevenson it seemed Inevitable he would bo pat ia tbs aama category and this he wants above, ovorytbtag also to |VOMi A alight dabt of gratltudo is owed to Senator Wayna Moris for disentangling Stevenson from the primary peril. Urn real threat was ta Oregon where the Presi­ dential primary law allows anthus. laaUe backers to enter a candi­ date without bis approval and oven over hta protest. This was what the dedicated Stavsnsee fol­ lowing premised to do. But with Mfrst's decision ta get into a raee in h|a home state ths situation was hopelessly snarisd and the outcome likely to moan little. Tbanka ta Morsa's one-man truaada for Morse, it is prabaMo that all the eaadldatea —avowed, uaavtwad and simply potential—will stay out. ' As the divisions In the Demo­ cratic party deepen' Stevenaon cannot rule out the pesilbtltty of a draft to run far a third time for Um Presidency. A number of leading Damaerate foal ho ia far and away the ablest and moat haowledgcabls man for the highoat office in the land. Stitt other party leaders who are Irrevocably appaaed to csmUdate A or eandldate B tank to Stevenaoa as a compromise. The opposition, and It is formi­ dable, comes chiefly from the party pros. They have Ions com­ plained that they cannot work wtth Stevenson, who prefers totatleelual* and party liberals te ths hoys la ths baek room. Their argument today la that bn cannot win against Vlce-Presldoat Ninon on a third try. One of the moat Implacable Stevenson opponent* 1* former Ffoaidont Truman. Jtacent visiters te Indopondaneo have found him ta n houyaat mood, determined to have a deciding voice when tbo Democrats meet ia Los Aagile*. la the present state of uneerUlMy no realiatle appraiaal «f S o than#** .that a dudloahad eonvoptioo win turn te Rtovonaon it poaaible. Thi* would moan •topping Senator John F..Kennedy. ltd aa the Kennedy drive with •U Urn re aoursoa available te U pane full speed ahead the adds art agate*! a roadblock. There are Uwso In the party, hath in the liberal-labor and the conservative wings, wbe art In­ creasingly eeactrasd over tbo tactics eipptaytd by tbo Kennedy ergaaltattop. They uao wards such •a guthiaw. high prauura, bru­ tal. Tho Kennedy deal wtth Goracwor Michael Dilalla for Ohio'* deleeatUn en d the way It waa The viewer* with alar* leak darkly at the poitieel laadacapa and tea tww ether proopectlta maaeuvora that will aivMeo the Kennedy cauae. The Brat aoweera* Fyn^lvaaia, wMh woorte that U tter Richardson Ddworth of PhUadalabia aad - Philadelphia beta Wittiam J. Grata Jr. are pri­ vately allied with the t w eedy camp. If thia piwvoe true, aad neither DUworth aar Grata win admit ia it. the authority ef Govtruer David Lawrooea la held Pennsylvania’* It vatea uaaam* mitted until ewvaatiea time would be impaired. The eeooad preapact ia la Michlgaa. Senator Pat McNamara baa told aeveral Senate ceUaaguee to Ieoh for a development ia the aear future that will mean an lmportent accretion te Keaaedy’a strength. Ia the fOveriah pro-eoaveutlea atmotphere Stevenaoa ia a Wady figure He Inaiata that the dlvitloa* In hi* party are waggeratad. Dogs Cot Jail Jobs MONTQOMBRV, Ala. (UPI) Alabama atata prise* guards will exchange their abatpuna far four* legged asaiaUpta too*. Deputy atata prisons dirtttar Frank Loo said guards it Kilby Prison, Atmoro Prison Farm and Draper Correctiennl Canter would be getting doga aa their assist­ ant*. "By uaiag dogs, we bops ta re­ move the necessity of having Us guards carry Unarms." Lae said. “ Although wo aren't jaing ta uao the dogs In the self Macks or when they might some hs ton closo n contact with the i f iaonm , they will patrol Uw Inside of the walls at night and other places when the only priaonon the dags J 5 v S i£ S Q ld ” _. w w o iw o n in m itT to trash doww too hart psaslbls plstaraaaoesry ■* G ru ffii Uflurancfl 114 N . Park A a . FA S4S81 in UUJ __________ ____ » they taspira ■• moeh respect.’* The dogs will udtrgo five or Phil J, O’Hara, axacutiva secrw •lx moatia te iateaalvo training tary of the Democratic committee bofora aate ally taking eror their > political arasniiatlon in tho guard duties, McGinn said, Each at diaLtet, said the group would dig wttl ha su lfate a permanent Mtham ta plea the coogreitlaa> guard who will act aa hta laadtaf campaign either Jta. M er Ml •■••• . pavtmont already haa a trahdig soon# sat up near the prison— throe aorta ef Jumps, obstacle aoursoa and obedience areas. § During the training period, tM win loan bow te bring down hold na escaped prisoner; Without doing bodily harm to him. ' "A Mg dog — and we’ll bo us* tag Gorman. shepherds and Do* Minn an Pinschen — can bring down i fall-grown man by Jumptag on hi* back," McGinn said. “ Wa'll also teach the doga bow ta disarm a man of a gun or kalta without hurting him. TIM training la similar to the tralnilj given dog* la the K-S eorp*. TAMPA (UPI) - Local Demo­ crats may anaeunca next weak their candidate to oppose Flor­ ida's only Republican conirei*. man, WUllam C, Cramer of 3§ " 1 $ t t y i , Mw b t n y u t h i n k • / i m u r n u t t , S in k o f . sod the pair will go through the Domos May Pick Candidate Soon 4 | IV M .A Bui he csaaet abut hit eyei it tbo drift tbit has for Uk Demo­ crat! auek a daaitroua potential 11 laUratein* warfsra destructlvp of aay ahaaco for victory ia ombor. Stmt Democrat* argue that Mtveaaoa catld tod all thia if ha would aaly declare for oat tf the eaadldatea. Senator Hubert Hldfhrty'a follower* believe that math at the SUvtaaoa atreogth would ga to ihtir man if only it h wart known that be waa definitely and irrevocably out of the picture. < But by dtclariag for one cam J did ale Stavenaon believes M would only encourage the feuding, la last a reluctant Stevenaon waa drafted. Four year* later ha fought U out in the primariei, got the aamlnatioo and waa defeated a aaaead time by Eiacnhower. What la moat eslraordlnary la that la taaa he ahould atill have a nationwida following that makea aa* other aemination at leait a pout* bUlty. .1 iilTffrfndtfg *t !Ti I at Ba U J m •Bteght at too i te toa �I -VNWfff •'"'''Tp.YF'T . , Thum. Jan. 2t, 1080—Pnge 8 a* Garden Club Members Name Officers, Enjoy Programs AtMonthly Meetings m oit Inform ative talk on arrange­ ments, o r in other word*, ‘Artistic Designs.” She told the group “ We Learn By D oing,” so each m em ber created her own design with help­ ful suggestions from M rs. W ood­ ruff. Glads, calendulas, mums, bells o f Ireland and various kinds of foliage were used in the ar­ rangements. AZALEA CIRCLE Mr*. John Callahan was elected chairm an for the com ing year by m em bers of the Azalea garden cir­ cle when they met at the home of Mrs. G. M. Shipp. Other officers elected w ere Mrs. C. P. Harkey, vice chairm an; Mrs. K. F. Steele, secretary and Mrs. Porter Lans­ ing. treasurer. Three new m em bers were also w elcom ed. They were Mr*. Paul Marlon, Mrs. D. Carnes and Mrs. W. Mittalr. Mrs. E. V. Turner and Mrs. B. Roach w ere visitors. MAGNOLIA CIRCLE Refreshm ents o f rolls and coffee greeted m em bers of the Magnolia Garden Circle e s they met with M rs. Fred Harris at her hom e In Ravenna Park with Mrs. P. LE lm ore as co-hostess. The chairm an, Mrs. Jam es Mesaler, urged m em bers to attend the card party and plant sale, Friday night at the C ivic Center. M agno­ lia Circle will sell caladium bulbs. Site also gave a report from the board meeting and presented reso­ lutions to be voted on at the gene­ ral meeting. Mrs. J. B. M cholds gave the report of the nominating com m it­ tee. O fficers chosen for next year w ere Mrs. H. K. Ring, chairm an; M rs. H. H. Sherwood, vie* chair­ m an; M rs. R. E . Wltxei, secre­ tary and Mrs. E lm ore, treasurer. M rs. Frank W oodruff III gave n O.E.S.Club •Meets In Oviedo • _ • . Seventeen m em bers attended .the Past Matrons Club of Serainola Chapter N o. 2, O . E . S. when they met at the home of Mrs. T om M c­ Lain in Geneva for the monthly get-to gether, Sirs. Mary M oskier and Mrs. R . C. M axwell assisted M rs. McLain With tha entertaining. The president, M rs. J . H. A nder­ son. presided at the buslnesi m eet­ ing when plana were made for the February meeting. At this Ume the club wiU hold the annual din­ ner honoring the retiring Worthy Matron and the paat patron* o f the chapter.' Guests enjoyed a social .hour o f gam es and conteats. St em bers present w ere M rs. Anderson, M rs. G. W. Bailey. Mra. E. J. Routh, Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mrs. B. C. M oore. M rs. C. L. Hewson, Mrs. Joe Corley, M rs. Mamie J . W ar­ ner, M rs. W. E. Rainaa, M rs. M a­ m ie G riffin, M rs. L. T. Sheppard, Mrs. Gertrude Athow, M rs. M. Pickens, M rs. A lice Click and the hostesses. Shower Honors ** ’ •.‘i ‘ ** *.4' Mrs. Chandler Members of tha Homemakers Clsae ef Central Baptist Church gave a surprise baby shower for Mrs. BUI Chandler at the home ef Mra. Milton Kamil, 1M1 Cedar Ave. Members enjoying tha evening with the gutat ef honor were Mmes. Robert Beeves, Ed Keoaedy, Harry Bridges. Earl Gregory, Dean Mad­ dox, Bin Chandler, Charles Hayea, Ed Cameron Jr., Darrell Grieme, Hubert Bagwell, Gail Smith, Lewis Doctaa and MUtesi Ferrell. fisA A o n a lA Mr. and M rs. Charlie Beatty of Baltim ore, Md. are vlsiUng Mr. and Mra. E. Compton it their hom e on W eal lflh St. Dr. and Mra. Root R. Callahan announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Jo, born Jaa. IS at the Brevard Hospital in Melbourne. Mre. Callahan ie tha termer Mar­ tha Page ef Sanford and Dr. Callahaa ie the eon of Mr. end Mra. J. D. Callahan. In the absence of the chairm an, Mrs. J. Clarke presided at. the business session. Tickets were dis­ tributed for the card party and cir­ cle sale Friday. Mr*. At Hunt, general chairm an of the p ro.ect, told the group that a prite will be awarded at each table and urgrd all m em bers to attend and bring their own cards. Proposed am endm ents to the b y . laws were read and copies given to each m em ber to fam iliarize them with the proposal before the luncheon O b . II, when a vote will be taken. •Mr*. J . 11. Fahey presented the program , using as her subject, "B onsai” or miniature trees. She showrd am azing exam ples o f the art o f stunting regular trees and shrubs, so that an orange tree 3W years old was only nine Inches tall and bearing fruit. She also distributed books on the subject with color plates of world fam ous exam ples. CENTRAL CIRCLE Mr*. R. L. Anderson save an interesting program on “ Orchid*" to member* of the Central Circle o f the garden club, at the January session. The group met at the home of Mr*. N. Howard Brewer of Silver Lake with Mr*. Jame* Mooch ton. Mr*. B. C. Moore and Mr*. W. W. Warner a* co-hoitesse*. Mr*. Anderson »howed many orchid plant* (he had ratted in* c liA n s the Cattleya. Vanda and Christmas orchid*. Mr*. William L. Merritt was welcom ed at a new m em ber and guests were Mr*. Ella Push and Mr*. H. C. Meyer*. Refreahmrnt* were served from a table decorated with arrange­ ment* o f cam ellia* and red candles in bronie container* to twenty m em bers and guest*. Girl Scout Diary MEMBERS OK FOUR GENERATIONS gathered nt tha home qt Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hitchens, who will celebrate their 56th wedding annlvenmiy Feb. 18. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hitchens of Norfolk, Va. art visiting relatives and friends in the area so the fitntily gcl-to-gether was planned whfla they were here. Diane and Mary Lynn Sorokowsky, front, are the youngeat members of tbc family,.Mrs. M. J. Sorokowsky, left, J. E. Hitchens, A. E. Hitchens and Mrs. J. E. Hitchens. (Herald Photo) The annual Girl Scout c o o k ie ; salt will start this week and last j through Feb. *. Hundreds of i brownies, intermediate and senior icouts will fan out with their but­ terscotch crem e and chocolate mint cookies. They hope to meet their goal o f 113,000 boxes for all of tha citrus council, which In­ cludes Orlando and surrounding Tha congregation of the Lakt areas. The profits realized from the Mary Baptist Church is asked to cookie sale do not go Into the keep in mind (he covered dish girl trout operating budget, but supper for all members and are used for the development and friends to enjoy at the church the maintenance of Camp Tlcochee, the established cam p, and is the first Friday night next month, only means of providing these Feb. 3. Choir practice will he cam ping facilities. The cam p badly held at the church Wed. night nerds a caretaker's house, addi­ Immediately following the regular tional tent units, an Infirmary, ad­ prayer m eeting at 7:30. All m em ­ ministration building, and addition­ bers and anyone else Interested al water front facilities. The rook­ In joining are urgrd lo attend. Mrs. M ary Donaldson, one of ies cost forty rents a box and the troop bonus amounts to two cents the pioneers of Lake Mary, will go to the hospital this week for per box for senior troops. The rookie chairman (or the a scheduled oprralion. All of her ROY DONALD GREEN, Sanford area is Mrs. S. J. Davis. friends will he interested and non of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Individual troop cookie chairm en should be informed. She will need are: Mrs, Ben Bullard, Mra. four pints of blood and blood Green celebrated his 14th Charles Bennett, Mrs. V rm on Har­ doners In the com m unity are call­ birthday this week with a A GROUP OF WOODROSE CIRCLE MEMBERS held a committee meet­ din, Mrs. J. T . Littlr, Mrs. G. W. ed on to help out with this if dinner at the home of his ing, recently, at the home of Mrs. D. K. Dorman in Sunland Estates to Klmmons, Mrs. A. C. Doutmcy, possible. discuss plans for the forthcoming card party and circle sale at the Civic Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kinard have tmrents, 704 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. Phil W rstgale. Mrs. Harry Center, tomorrow. The circle is in charge of refreshments for the party Cancll, Miss Frances Cobb, Mrs. visiting wilh them this week, Mra. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Logan and and will also sell assorted cookies. Looking over plans for the event are W. E. Knowles, Mrs. Paul Cole­ Kinard’* father, Mr. G e o r g e from left, Mrs. L. R. Sallee, Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs. Willinm L. Lucas. man. Mrs. N orm a Cullen. Mrs. Youngston, from Minneapolis, Min­ daughter, P h y l l i s and members of the family. Marion LaTour, Mrs. Roy Weisen- nesota. W elcom e! (Herald Photo) The Presbyterian High School bergrr, Mrs. Artsie Johnson, Mrs. R. M. Groton, Mrs. L. L. Rowland, Choir of Lake Mary will conduct Nearly one nut of every seven Mrs. D. A. Foley. Mr*. H. T. the entire singing service at the Oviedo McCaskill, Mrs. Jam es McCoy, Upsala Presbyterian Church Sun­ Am ericans has a chronic or per­ day, Jan. 24. Choir m em bers ara Mrs. F. P. Pariani, and Mra. Ted Linda Barley. Dolores Klrsch, manent health impairment, ac­ Lewis. Phyllss Flaherty, Dorothy Laney, cording to the Health Insurance and Myrna Williams. Institute. Mr. and Mr*. Daniel W. Boone Osteen P. D. Anderson Is now in Or­ Th* Chinesa learned how le and fam ily have moved to Bran­ ange Memorial Hospital recupe­ rating from recent surgery. make ellk cloth 4000 yeare age. don, Mis*, to make their home. Several accidents have occurred recently. Mrs. C. G. Shaffer sus­ tained a .b rok en .w rist. (jue_to a Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sleller of fall; Mrs. G eorge Kelsey sprained Buffalo, N. Y ., Mrs. Irving Arena her arm and Mrs. J. B. Jones Jr., of DcBary and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ has a bruised leg from a fall last liam Graessle o f Chnluola were recent g u cils o f Mrs. Frank Friends will regret to hear of the lieorgr. death of Mrs. George R. L>derk's Miss Mildred Short of Washing­ An electronic range hood need* mother in Indiana and Mr. Ly- ton. D. C. is spending 10 days no outside wall vents and takes deck's father, in Ohio, just one with her filte r and brother-in-law, just a few minulea to screw into Mr. and Mra. W. R. Cross. the wail. It diiaipates grease, smoke end od ori electronically— Bicea 28 - 44 inhaling foreign m ailer In air, passing it through tiny aluminum VALUES 98.95 - 910.95 filtera and strainer* and electron­ ic tubes. The purified air then it re-circulated throughout kitchSisee 95 - 44 £vanJtA Personals Personals THURSDAY Seminal* chapter No. I O . I . I will hold the annual election el officers at • p. at. at MaaaaM Hall. MONDAY Sanford Drove 1M B. P. O. D. will meet at S p- a. la the Ett'a Club for a social aad of new members. SATURDAY S. M. H. Auxiliary luncheon meeting It a'elodt at the Mayfair Ina ballroom, fol­ lowed by fashion showing of law est Spring ctotbea bp Mary la» tber Shop. Church Calendar First Baptist Refot At dors, T p. a . Presbyterian M ■wmt m S:l« p. a . Personals M en's Slacks Sport Coats *11.88-*19.88 VALUES - 927.91 VALUE8 916.95 5 f.............. . Now and super! From Super Suol 189.95 Now SZ4.B8 $85.00 Now $18.98 Jackets Jackets VALUES TO 97.95 . . ..V 5 .8 8 -*1 4 .8 8 VALUE8 98.95 - 924.99 GROUP OF FALL SUNDAE BAR ' Super S o o d SDMiel.t.Oftfef A 912.95 Now $10.98 99.91 $7.98 ' Now 17.9* Now 0 PEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P. M . ■ Ladiaa’ $5.98 ALSO ON SALE: • SWEATERS • JACKETS • SUITS • FELT HATS SPORTSHIRTS • BELTS Vi Price COME I N ...L O O K Flannel Gowns & Pajamas G ad Selection *1 .8 8 -*3 .8 8 Ladiaa* Dresses & Shoes - Sale Priced "Featuring Faahions A Pootwaar / o r U te AROUND |C 9 C M * * r i IM B • Na Rafuada • pbsae FA 9AM • Na E xchaafa ' • Na U jn r a n �i Is w r -r o o - BOSTON (l/PD-lUul PCnder, Irish ch slleager from suburban Brookline, Mid Mar he ttpwtf to civ* Sugar Kay R o b ln sM “a bo*in* Icssm" Friday night and taka vhat’a left af his middleweight P M K M M g fr IIm r t a f r d t r k h s lr o d tbara la tbs chips to carry them through S • Ion#, hot Bummer. Some of our m y flat sports faas have responded readily to Pita's advertising program aad they art to bo commaaded highly. Fallows Uka Jerry Collins, Bob Bauman, aad Gone Tucker have already responded with ad. vartlslag on the fence aad they are backing professional baseball to the fullest. With the fine contract that W. K. MeXobarts has signed with Xaasas City aad the signing of Bobbie Robertson as playlag manager things are beginning to take shape for a fine summer of baseball. While the A’s cannot promise a peaaaat winner they are well aware o f the poor showing we made last ysar la the league and they know that wo must be mush Improved for baseball to liv e " fa Sanford. Jack Trim told me something the other day that amused me. I don't know where he got his information but Pete told Jack that only seven people la Seminole Couaty subscribed to the Sporting News. As I said before, If It concerns baseball Pete knowaabout it. If youdont want to he a baseball fan this, summer you had batter go the other way when you see him cma- MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Dm KalltU, IS-year-old gasaral masag*r »t ths Baltlsssrs Celts, gate*d support today aaoog strif*. tare NstSosal Football Uagus eeeors aa ths compromise eaadidata far ths fob at commissioner. Tbs It club owners rsaumsd lag eight fruitless baDots la aa effaet to select a successor to the lata Bert Ben. The owners flaaUy adjourned their deUbsra* Uone at 11:U p. n. _A*»s of the voUag. Marshall Leahy. SS-yesr-old Sea Francisco Ferty-Nlasrs attorney, was within sat vote of the aseassary alas needed for election to tbs •eo.eos-a-ysar job. But a stubborn bloc of tour swasrs, sbjecUag prlaelpaHy to tbs transfer of the league office to Ska Francisco, refused to split their ranks sad give Leahy the one additional veto bo required for aketlm. Tbo four betdsuls swasrs were: Ossrgd Frsstos Marshall of lbs WarifiagtM Bsdskias, CarroU Bossabloeai of the Baltlaors Colts, Frssk McNamto of tho Philsdelphla Eagles and Georgs Hales of tho Chicago Roars. By Urn eighth ballot, MarshaU, Boetabloom. McNams* aad Art MIAMI BEACH (DPI) — Willie BooSSy at the Pltuburgb Stoelers Pastrana gays stow aH tlat talk about his "comeback" because Keuett. •T'vt aovor beta away." surprise of tho altar"That's right," ehiasd la train­ Biggest and evening meetings was er Aagelo Dundee. "He’s back la ■am tho csnpleto fadeout from cmhit groove fighting tba light tsaltoa of Auitla Qnasal, tbo toPOMPANO BEACH (UPI) — Sponsor Hy Peskin said heavyweights aad bo aovor looked year-old former FBI '.asa who la better shape la the last three has bsea aetlag csasmlsslossr today that ha will try to make next year’s "World Sariaa of years." ' ’ a coo teat between tho world's beat anglers. •lac# BeU's death last October H. Willie aad his entourage ware Ouasel, wbe bad sis supporters 61, of Long Beach, Calif., won tho i960 title wheeetog It pp after the Mian I whM tho elaetlM began, had ip over SO other anglers with an overall total Baaca hauler peuaded out a aoM m ths alght'a final ballet. i. Hie laefcday catch included three lailflsh and unanimous decision aver' Jerry CMfusad was the CMtoattoo —......... a delphla. Luedso of New Haven, Ceae., la forSothe eomnilsstMsr'i jab. how­ jo . Claude Motors of Virginia Wednesday night's aatteMlly-tete- ever, that o il owner commsatod W (• B in Beech, Vs., ftalshed second with vised 10-round bout. Tbo M-ytar after the wearlsoms naetlags: IE WHIII f JOT points sad Jsha Fsltoa of •id Paslraao campaigning agate Philadelphia, Pa^ was third with with toe light haavtoa after three years among the haavywelghtePeskin, a noted photographor had gives LusdCs a thorough go• W" n ,» whh stated tho flvo-dsy evMt, (UP!) — WUtaahe was tryla# to solidify w.lU_,_ plans to have the 1M1 touraaatoat U s “flsh^ff hy wtaasrs of Psadsr, to-et least alas ysars rouagors than Robinson—expiateed la ths prats room at tba Hotal Kramara: 'TU hast ths aid nan with speedy In-and-out taeUes Ilka Billy Cobs usod when ha was light heavyweight champion" Tbs eballaagsr with tbs brskea swey-beeked asst said ba was coafldoat ba could outpoint Sugar Bay la thalr scheduled lS-rouadsr at BaatM Cardsa. Sugar Bay la recognised at c b s m p lM by tho New York aad Massachusetts commissions. Tbs NBA withdrew recognition be* esuso his last defense was msdo a months ago. Feeder added: “Aad it Bobiasea dsns to try to knock ms out la aa early round, as bo's prom­ ised, TU probably stop Mat withla It rounds. It bo starts fart, bo'll rua out at gas la a burry. Ha coulda’t knock out Rocky Casts!leal fivt years ago. Aadba'Il Had as Just as fast aa CastaOaal and a mack harder hitter. Bvsa Css- 'Never Been Away/ Pistnno Claims Eeitp Webb# 4 # » p s sr-o ld gee « f tk s Wkits B o b , laughp said today he'd ilka to keew pitekiag until ha'a 10 and id^jmtoua^a^gmlto at a ll'iftiH bo rtrttitg to win SO Wpiwmada tho autammta from Many Hospital in ■ — !------------------- Chtoaga where ha to ewdergrtsg Li a i - i l i h .g J_ aa aaaaal checkup aad where be I U ffc M S rtgaed hie aew Whits Box eonteato Wednesday whisk alto for Will ClIDD PULL ’• tlonally televised and broadcast (NBC) BcM. Tbm’U b* a TV Uackout on a 100-mlls radios. # XoblaiM Is fsveffd at odds hoverlag arouad 5-1, but Ultra's practically as beulag. Andale Favored In Featured Race Aadalt, perhaps Uia finest ig greyhound la tba world® heavily favored to cop top laurels la tonight's tart alath race at Saiferd-Orlaads Keaael Cub, featured event on a 10-rscs card startiag at 1:1*. Tba big Tl-pouadtr la aaly ltt years eld, yat be has husUed to victory four Umss out of five starts this season at the local club. Deg owners aad trainers have predicted a brilliant future tor tba sslld young nan. % Asiala gsU top noraiag Una digits of S-te4 from the red-hot sns-bos, producer of Iks asst Wins as far this season. Straight Record la another blahly regarded bsavywaight la ths fait event. This Tl-pesader win be la the six-boa far ton. headUser. It's Ladles Night at the elub aad all womaa will be admitted without any charge. Tba mm® agameat will absorb tbs state admlsslM tea. r QUART BALE 9M I u ) OLD CBOW DBLPHIA 4.«* u i ANCIENT AOB fAL 4M JJU 0Lj) GRANDAD HMANN BPRINO 4.7* U * 1ABCLAr> 0I* 4.H 141 WALBBB’B GIN rAB 4.H 444 GORDON’! GIN SPECIAL DMCOUNT ON ALL SIXKfl INCLUDING ALL PINTB AND HALF-PINTS staff to repteae l Pollom rsesaUy jol at ths University of Ksutecky Wesleysn moved from Dohtrty Golf Mofch Ploy Optns PORT LAUDERDALE, (UPI)— Dafoedlag ahanptea Marleae Btomart tleall —^ - ; ----- --- ^-ti . pad tap • risked EvaasvUte last weak, ae-aa. Kaaiucky Waalayaa, which alee ' woo at Teaaaseae Mra. Jana Toskl Burk* to apsa lu te this naath after lasing natch pUr to the coterfel B in fhfrarr Cuba, biddlae th fm s t slab wttoaU Swim Racord with ths aoceptoncs of toms by BANE, Austral!* (UPI) - pitchers fltevs Rldtlk and Al Uflby, if, ] impaavod hit Bchrell. Only Club playeraotlll un­ i & go i s tested m ike a us. signed eae pttehw Art CsccaeeUi, O Q m rie t e a * W a d ^ a y catcher cal Naamaa aad iafteldtr bee ha aot e new Qoaoat- Harry Bright. card ef aiaa mlautoa, ti l Dm (Psrfiet Gams) Larson, If f the MMMter fraeatyle raeeatly tradod b y . tho Yankoss to the Athletics, signed kia Kan* •aa Oltp contract with *o hag. d i W in n «ril gllng whatsomr and Drat bossPla* (UPI) - Dm man Via Wests said ho baa gone I t*waUL'toada the to tom s with the Bad Box. TbS Dodgers signed catcher rioaira o f too Pro- * / Uafcod fe w laismasaM Geargs Bavellag'a rsbounding has made VUtsaeva a major col­ lege basketball power this season la much the same msnssr that Pgul ArUin'a scortag pusch earMai tbo Wildcats to Uto halghte ---- #4tuer u Doherty golf toumanaat. Mrs-. Strait. af Pm thill, Oatorie, ascm da lift In tog game gave •I WiUaaMarylaad a eomc-from-bohia/ siCaa* was aaanpt Iren guaUfyteg S K fc t i® 1 to victory aver Navy. hat. competed anyway for the mfrhllft (itli.e lllOitlll pB pBeAT Ti e sw Tba Midshipman bald a lhpotat despite bitlag call weather aid lead with hint nlsutaa rsnatalag, gusty aarthwert winds. but begaa toalag steam aa tfii TtrrapUa elated toe gap. A pair B d l f l l l it o . at misted foul attempts by Dick Indians Buy Hale Ravsliag, who holds VUlspa- Brown with 14 ascends to «• Ovtede hepes to robes CLEVELAND (UPI) va'a season record for robs •palled Navy's ckiaco to racovar. its worse detest to the Hale, wbe hit esly M la lag, controlled tbo boards wM Paul Jilus af Maryland had a history wkse they go beta la the American Usgu lim a Ugh af ti potato. M M , was purchased V X S Z A ’X t S J t J t Army ratkad up Its 14tk wla la Clivilii! TtoBUti Wodutdip tonr over Baton Hall. it starts by aaepttaf • aovadWorn Miami oftho imoseatmaai Vlllaaova, th e M ly Eastons gam# wlaaiag streak off unit League. Hate was with Baltimore raseatatlva la tb o top 11 rail aad charleston af BwAmarlaia Asaa. last year. Oviedo M u t t Pitrton Friday John Beachoro aad veteran-out­ fielder Carl Parilte. Roosbero probably whs givta a rate# and fwtlte was bolioved to have sc- TO DRIVE A RENAULT! Nightly ££> 8:10 P. N 3 M ATINEES U U rta f u s M tM W •t • Zff Jeni'i ” '■ wav iu t w j t iw t * WEEKLY WsdMsdm. W dpr A Sstw dsrS P. M. LADIES NIGHT EVER Y THURSDAY >n u i iu . • H aM U sn m . • v u M fu k ia s �A t I W |» O K * * !, 0«C AV/ rA x e rr TO THOse- fwbnplv oambs OF TOUCH FOOTBALL. we ^ • A ft/ T H iN C X U PLAY O BC P T O M A V lf ■ xcoaeo pro w ^ THIS O F * RATION i S jr w A /J GEE,GRANDMA, Wh y w a r s m , YOUR MOUTH O u r w it h r - * MR. S TA P LB , W H O O U T M Y W AY BO U G H T • A N A N A S * TO DAY? J « a M I W E L U . r H A D T * D O IT , J Q B V .’ / . f 1 " S O A P ? f-* world p a ir s KAYF SENT UP AN iNTERCEFT SOUAD/.—'' TOO tATF. ZARTOV/ THE RAIDERS ARE l p a v in a ; t h e t iRECCT0 THE POWER ANp ARE TAKING, ! WITH THE URANIUM/ THEY DO THIS FOR TWO HOURS EVERY (A V r RLRTOFOUR > JUNGLE-PATROL TRAINING PROGRAM < * TOR A U . £ 3 OFFICERS p A N D M E N */,' EVERY r f iS. LOO<, FLASH/ A CAR CRASHED SV A FALLEN ROCKET/ AND ^ I D BETTER CAT DOWN . THERE/ . THAT W P S FUEL COULD a o UP a n t BETTER j HELP... PLEASE, HELP M E ... SOMBONCV M IT / C ON... LO O K O U T -. THAT SHIP... C O W O f t DOWN ON U S .. . WHATP-He "■ WASN'T ALONE/ , SOMEONE BAC< ’ MERe^.TVROiVN TOO LATE, THE SHIP EXPLODED. [V C t E A R . 'w ^ KEEPS \ /W M /» I’M DEEDJUST' .WATCHIMS// rYOU WONT SEE H MAGGY CORPORAL J0 N E 8 N i ANYTHING WILL TAKE VOtl ON HIS ' \ E IC ITIN 6.M I88.) 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JUST AS IT* 6 T A N 0 3 -1 G fer a c u r ro u > ^ _ , < _ / 7S » r v SE LLIN G ir/ D O V O U HANK TO TU R N IT U P * 0 L O U P f ” O kA Y* 5 3 ® = ! �\ » I ' \r t y ,? . c X W lT tfF 'T K A .'W a 1 wl»h to thank all my friend* and relatives tor tha lovely flowers, cardi, gifia and moit af all tba blood doaatad duriai my ncont Ulacaa. Mr*. Clarcnra Doaaldaon Thur*. Jan. 21,1960 THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY •nUIGHT CLASSIFIEDi NEW two bedroom bouaa in Lake Mary; walking diatanco to acheal and etora. 001 par. me. O M H M M H A MB ■ hereby elr*n that 2 aged .la buetneed at SieT D r, namlnola Caanty, trade* the fietkleas aama law. ewe dust I Inland to oaM warns With tba Clark CWeall Court, Bamluola Florida. tw gecordansa with wtslMS o f tha Platltlaaa n n u D iwv u w i w m M C T s r io c a n e w s in hsiwbr srlvsa th .i t I n n i l S la b u il s m at HI W. l a ! Bt. n.mlnal* County, Flor­ ida, und.r th* flaillloas m m or Barao* On* Hoar Mertlnlelng and Shat I inland to roeldtsr aald noma with thd Clark or I ha Cltealt Court, n.mlaola County, Florida, la aecordanoa with Iha provisions i f iha , rw tlilou i Naina Btatotee, ta-w lli Mellon lll.e s riarlda Slatutaa IU I. aiei I.tnyd Ham .a TO BB PUBLlfHBD Jan. IS, St, SI, FEB. I. nvysvi screen porch, kitchen oqu(| iso per moolh: water fun ad. Geneva. 3431. D. H. Whitmore Lillian O. Trima - Aaiociates. 2-BEDROOM completely furnlabed bouse. FA 3-3137. FA M ia n o t ic e TA l-SM l. ' equipped, Florida room. Largo TWO BEDROOM HOME, htHehaa lot. Call FA 2-3432. •quipped, Large earner let. 9SM and aaanma paymaote. RENT A BED RAYMOND M. BALL down FA 2-T99I after S:M P. M. Hollaway, Hoipita' A Baby Beda AND ASSOCIATES By Dtp, Week or Month. SELL or TRADE: S-Bedroem, IV* Real Eatate — Inauranca CARROLL'S FURNITURE bath*, CB, Florida room. lWealy Surety Bondi Ph. FA S-S1S1 I l f W. let SL SIS Be. Park Are. Ph. FA S-M41 landscaped US' a 1ST comm lot. S3,300 down or w ll trade Hanford for other property. Will finance Evan* Bldg. Uke Mary part of dowa payment M deetrPh. FA t-1390 OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ ed. 130 E- Celamaa Orelfc ing. >11 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3000. TA 2-TOOT. • BUSINESS PLACE for rent. ** FARMER'S AGENCY block off Hiway 17-92. Apply K. V. Farmer, Realtor 002 W. nth. Street. DEADLINES Notice READY FOR IMMEDIATE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, RaaHaa Raymond Londquiat. Aaaoc. OCCUPANCY 2-BEDROOM trailer. P h n a a 2-BEDRuOM, I bath, kitehaa FA 2-3031 Atlantic Bank Bldfc HOUSE, Lake Mary. FA 3-1929. U > 6 « t Lik I whst Legal 2. For Rotit 2-BEOBOOM house for rent, kit- 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near schools and stores. ' then equipped. 2334 Yale Ave. SHIS Elm. No pets please. FA 3-3000. LARGE unfurnished house; has 2-ROOM furnished apartment, clean end close up town, S33 stove and refrigerator, 930 per month rent. FA 2-0201. month. 1000 W. First St Phone FA 3-3322. LOVELY furnished four room apartment, l a r g e screened COMMERCIAL BUILDING porch, stall for car. FA 2-4150. For rent: 40’ x IS’, suitable for storage or auto repair: Sanford FURNISHED ‘ cottage for rent Ava. A 9th. 81. Phono FA 2-3S09. located at Five Points. No pets. Phone FA 2-1497. Apartment for 2. 342.30 911 Park, Legal Notice C. A. Whiddon, Sr. broker FIRST floor apartment, 2 bed­ lid 8. French Ave. Ph. FA S-1221 rooms. modern, $00. Phone After-hours, FA 1-1010, FA 3-4021, 202 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3000 FA 2-0201 FA S-1T87. 1H ACRES good building land on paved road only one rai^ 1-BEDROOM fully furnished lake STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! from downtown Sanford; Hay* tide cottage; adults only. Phone STOP! In to see our 3 bedroom den Futrail. Box; 294-A, Rt. 1, FA 2-0344. IV* or 3 tiled bath homea at Sanford. 3-BEDROOM borne, kitcheo equip­ ped. Charles Hay, Rt. 3 Boi COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re­ SAN SEM KNOLLS 545-A. sale! available from 9150 down 4 Blocks West of French Avenue —assume 137.50 monthly pay, on 20th Street. FURNISHED duplex. No children. mints. Inquire at office or 217 West 12th. Street, after 3:00 LOOK! at all tba wonderful fea­ phone FA 3-7002. P. M. ture! la these homes. Terratto floor*—Furred and Plastered 2-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, wall* — Custom built • cabinet THE ROCK OF GIBRALTOR FA 2-313T. work—and Dust-free closcts- la as solid as this two itory, foiW Close to schools and abopping FURNISHED n ew 1-bedroom bedroom, two bath mostly brick bouse, vary nice, near navy home. Walking distance to -LISTEN! to the price and churches, schools and downbase. Ideal for couple. FA 2-9244 terms—3530 Down FHA Financ­ or FA 2-0069. down Sanford. Modem kitchea ed—Exclusive with with disposal and dishwasher . . 3-ROOM apartment. P h o n e Enough storage space for four \V. If. "BUr Stcniper Agency FA 2-9102. HH Dining room tons___H of furniture Realtor It Inauror . . double hardwood flooring. It WELAKA APARTMENTS! rooms ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer would cost 923,000 to duplicate private baths, 114 W. First St- Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper this home today—If you could Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, get the location. ALL TH15 foe Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCaskJII only 915,730. W Phone FA 2-49*1 113 N. Park Local Fraternity interested in Phone FA 2 1331 2601 Park Dr. purchasing lots for construction W. H. •'BUT' STEMPER Agency of business hall. Must be In BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY Phone FA 2-4901 112 N. Park city limits or nearby. Write 3 BR. house on Magnolia, just out Phone FA 2-9331 2601 Park Dr. P. O. Box 1409.______________ of city Urn. s; kitchen equipped, Venetian blinds apaea healer. 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath, double carporte, extra large utility room. 5. Real EnUte For Sale Must Mil at osiee. 93393. Will Monthly payments 979. 110 trade for lata modal ear. 3-ACRES of good farm land In Shannon Dr. FA 2-1379. 'A 2-0391 or FA 2-0933. Sanford Calery Delta 9300 par 2-BEDROOM unfuraishad house; acre. Excellent (arms. Richard* stove and washer: Florid* Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. room: In Country Club Minor? Terms. Phono FA 2*7224 tor ap» iv T in s r in c t - r r c o t r t o r t n r polatment. NINTH J I U i m i , tlH C llT , IV Legal Notice Legal Notice Adelaide Drive to Tulin of Rebtnnlnn. .VII lying In the eubdlvlelon known ee tmha Adelaide Mliurre Revision, according to a plal' recirdrd In Piet Rank ». peg# I, nr the Public llernrde of Srmtpole County, Klorlde. TO WIIUM IT MAT CONCBRNl Notice la hereby given by the la w n t'ounvll of Allantunte Mprlnge, Semlnele County. Florida, that a Petition wee filed with ■aid Cuuncll on Iha 11th day of January. A. t>. IMS, to close, va­ cate and abandon a part of that rrrtaln etrert In the Town of Altamonte Pprlhge, Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, dee>-rlbed ee follenei Reatnnlns at the Norlhweet Corner nf l.ot I, lllock A run West ntuny Ihe attention nf the Northerly boundary Una nf Ihe said Lot 1, tn the Westerly right o f way Una of Went Adelaide Drive, thtnre run Poutherly along Iha Westerly right o f way lint o f Weet Adelaide Drive to the Southeast corner of __ _________ Block B. thence run East to the aoulhneet corner of U t I, Block A, thence run North­ erly along the Masterly right •at wey line of Weet Adelaide Drive to point of Beginning. All lyln s In Ihe subdivision known at Imke Adelaide ahorse Revision, according le a. plat recorded In Piet Bpok t, Page t, ot ihe Publla Record* at Uemlnol* County, Florida, and that tha said ’.ow n Council will hold a publlo hearing on th* Tellllon at 7lt# p m. o ’clock on th* Stb day of February, A. D., IMS. at tba Town Hell ef Altsmonte Springe, Florida, at which lime those for end aaelngt the asm* will be heard end fine! ac­ tion taken. This llt h day e f January, A. D. IMS. (SEAL.) HENRY HANSEN Clark at Tawn Council Altamonte Pprtuge, Florida Sato Itetaeoi You and each nf you are hereby notified and re* si rod to present any claims and demand* which Sou. or either ef yea. may has# satinet Ihe totals o f WI LACKROON VAN BlTTINd, deceased, la ta .a t aald Caaatr, tn tha County Judge e f Semlnele County. Florid*, at hi* afflra la the court house ef sold Cenaty • at Sanford. Florida, within sight calendar’ months from tbs lie u of the first publica­ tion a f this notice. Eat-h claim er demand shall he In writing, and ahall elate the plaeo a f residence and peel office address o f tha claims et. and ahall ha sworn la by tha claimant, hi* ages, or altoraoy, and o a r snob claim or deeaaad ant an filed shall ha void. Rath Cattaq Bitting Aa B secatrls of tha U * l w ill aad Toot am eat af * WIUIBBBOH TAB B ITT I NR. - and t v u e u iv v v tr . iijo e n u , t * . CATIVd AND ARANIMtVIVO Alt that pert of Weetern Avenue, Heat of a line a t ­ tended North end South, ly­ ing 1! feet East o f end parallel to the Weet Bound­ ary line o f Imte SIS end •!*, ' of Altamonte Lend. Haiti end Navigation Company, nrv'ordlna I* a Flat recorded In Plat flunk I, pea* 1* nf the Public Record* of Semi­ nole County, Florida. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN! Notice la hereby given that Ihe Town Council o f the Town nf Altamonte Springe, Florida, adapt­ ed an Ordinance on- the llth day of January, A. D IMS, elating, vacating and abandoning a pact o f Weetarn Avenue In the Town nf Altamonte Springe. Seminole county, Florida, described ae fo l­ lows: All that pert of Weetern Avenue, East of a line a t­ tended North end South, ly­ ing Id feet K iel o f end parallel to the Weet Bound­ ary line u{ U U :s: and die, •f Altamonte Imnd, Hotel' end Navigation Company, according to a Piet recorded la Plat Book 1, psga i t o f Ihe Public Record! o f Semi­ nole County, Florida. Let this notice be published one time within thirty t i l ) deye fellowing tha adaption of the Ordin­ ance In one leeue nf a newspaper of general rlroulntlen published la Pemlnale County, Florida, end three (I ) copies at same he pub­ lished by posting In three III pub­ lic ceneplcuoue pieces within the rorporele limits nt ihe Town e f Altamonte Springe, Florida. This the tllh day e< Jaeuery, A. D. ms. (M A L I / * / HBNRT HANSEN Clerk e f Town Council Altamonte springe, Florida row n ’ s iM M .r F L O R ID A . e v e i .t n -vn- w ii.u k p o in t y , IN - CHANCRRT in r a NO. n R i. i. e n a , Plaintiff, n e ix c R n , LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100* s 143', ltt miles west of city limits. 9930. Phooe FA 3-7313. Defendant. WELCOME VOTICR T O APP H A B b t a t k o r Fl o r i d a t o : W IU .IB PKI.I.ERP Address and Reeldenc* Unknown Teu are hereby notified that a bill o f onmplalnl far divorce haa bean filed against roe. and ran are required to serve a copy of rnur answer or ptaadlna la tha h ill-o f remplalnt nn the P lalntlffa Attorney Paul C. Perkins, 1ST West South Street. Orlando, Flor­ ida, sad file tha erlslnal aaswer or pleading In tha office at tha Clark s f the Circuit Court an er before Friday, 'February, 1*. IMS. If you fait la da oo Judgment by default will ba taken against you for tha relief demanded In tba bill o f complaint. DOXB AND ORDERED at Ban. fold, Seminole County. Florida, title istb day e< January, 111*. N A V Y AN D NEWCOMERS TOSANFORD DAVID M. QATCHRL • Clerk at the Circuit Court By Jnen M. Wilke, DO Paul C. Perklne SIT Whet South Street . Orlande, Florida Atteraay far Plaintiff Publish Jan. t l, IS * Feb. 4. II CnuidJuf OTIcuwa RAVENNA PARK HOMES BETTER HURRY! O N L Y 1 LEFT Before Prices Go Up Dow* Payments . Lew aa 1425 Y m c m move to U m m m •toljr white the m in a TO TA L PRICE A. BDW1N BMtNHOUMM 4*#****4 Atteraay far BaeoatrU It « fam ily a f f a ir . . . read . . I * 6 4 " advertise * . . shop in the herald r > ’ Y *• •* l j! MONTHLY t Air •• I . ’,?v o : h n m t Aad dotia# Cast Will Be Chwfefly RdfuaM. lOdham & Tutor, he. PAYMENTS - 1. . . . . li iu ; .vvaSV rk < ■ •V-k"‘i, . . \ flhr'.i;: . w or •. ’ . . �t* ' S■ v « — - ---------------- . F A 2-2611 9. Female Help Wanted REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 3544 French Ave. J. W. HALL Iea*Ur Cell Hall** Phone FA S I 13. Electrical Services Sip Baafarh BABYSITTING AGENCY baby litters. FA 2-3680. need* Houie Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen ELECTRIC CO. CASHIER, muit be experienced 112 RANDALL Magnolia FA 24913 part time work. Apply Tip Top, Sanford Avo. k 4th Stmt. R rrall Thurs. Jan. 21. 1960—Pare 9 Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer UFF-A-DAY Itobaon Sporting Hoods 204-6-8 E. 1st. • .. 85T Plumbing & Repairs j n £ .fiim i IMS Barits St. doins good kualnasa. BEL Gro­ cery, earner Gauntry CM Rd- k GROCERY STORE and Mock, LADIES _ Re a hit with your 9 ’ Buy them these extra elathaa, that TV or appliance they need. Earn 188 with AVON. Contact Manager, now, Mrs. J. MUaaleh, Box MS, lack- Ph. FA 2-3881 14. Build. Paint it Repair l-BEDROOM block borne, screen TASKER PAINTING porch. Large fenced in back* Special. FA 2-8159. yard. Will take S300 down with COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutter. terms. Phone FA 2-7422. • Apply Tip Top, Sanford Ave. PAINTING k DECORATING k 4th. Street. Licensed — bonded NEW two bedroom House; natural Free EsUmatcs — wood finish. Separate well. TIMES UNION carrier for down­ Work Guaranteed 88,500. See Mr. Ralph Murphy, town neighborhood or Lake Seminole Painttnx Contractors 3rd Street. Lake Mary. Monroe area. FA 2-3754. FA 2 1204 URGENTLY NEEDED St. Johns Realty Co. WALL PAPERING k PAINTING MEN 18-37 Bod Beard THE TIME TESTED FIRM To train now for Railroad- Tele­ Work Guaranteed Contact 508 West 8th St. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24121 graph Operators. Due to retire­ Phone FA 24643 ment, positions open Florida, 3-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip, other states. R. R. average pay pad. Eatabliahed lawn. Low TliaS. K. THOMPSON $370 up. Must be In good health, monthly paymtnla. PA 2487$. General Contractor sincerely interested in job with Homa Carpentry Repaira 8 future. OPEN HOUSE Roofing A Siding G. I. APPROVED Phone FA 24432 SUNDAY - 2 P. M. to 6 P. M*. For immediate peraonal interview Lovely Brittany farm boma, S with Field Representative, write ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting. bedrooms, extra large eloaeta. Box 1884, Casselberry. Fla., Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement 2 full eeramle tile hatha with giving age, addreaa and phone A Carpenter Work. Gtncral vanity*. Florida room, quaint number. Home Repairs. 20 yrs. Experi­ homey kitchen with old brick ence. Very Low Rate*. Phene spindles and built in appliance*. EXPERIENCED meat cutter, age FA 2 5878. Cypress fenced back yard, at21-31. Winn Dixie, French Ave­ rW xfllaaM tony wita/Just toahowyoubowwteh tracUvely landscaped aoyaln nue and 23th. Street. R A M ROOFING • Contracting A Repair* $22,900 - TERMS Licensed — Bonded —laiumd IE CM A N IC : GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. 500 Laurel Ave. POB SALE Pi.. FA 3-7243 15. Special Services 15*A Beauty Parlor* HOSPITALISATION. PREFER 3 acre* with 2 bedroom, concrete EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO­ • block home, high and dry land. 15. Special Services Ba Loveliar With Prafeaaloaal MODEM RUG CLEANERS DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON Houae approximately *0 year* Beauty Care. All Bite Run And Wall To Wall TO HUNT LINCOLN MER­ old, with naw roof. 88voral oak PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. CURY, INC., 198 N. PAL­ AH types and sizes, installed 1 Weak Service treat and asaortad citrua trees. Ph. PA 2-T4IT METTO. Good walor. On pavad Rd. "Do It Yourself' 210,108 with small down pay­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE TV and RADIO REPAIR at r ment. Baauty Salon S T I N E $:te night* and weekends; San­ BOOOKKEEPER: Must have ox Machinery and Supply Co. ford, Lake Mary and Longweed. ROSA L. PAYTON pcrieace in all phases of auto- 307 W. 2nd St. PA 2-2772 and PA 2481$. Ph. FA 24412 motive dealership bookkeeping. 16. Flowers A Plante And Associates KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY ENVELOPES, Letterhtadi, state­ Apply Brail Motor*, 208 E. Com­ Registered Real Estate Broker i»20 Palmetto Ave. ments, iaveicas, hand hills, and mercial Av*. Ph. PA 24441. f Ph. FA 2-1301 17*02 at Hiawatha programs, et c . Prtgrenlv* Cut Flowers For Any Oceanian Open 24 hrs. day—7 days a week SANFORD FLOWER SHOP SALESMEN: Two married man, Printing Ce. Phono PA 2-2811— FA 2-1822 or FA 2-8270 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 2540 far permanent position in 208 West 15th I t •fCOME PROPERTY: A p t Bines 1243 Sanford; 8 day week: paid vaca­ house. Needs repair but good A. HARE DEBARY SERVICE CALLS fl.M .. For do 17. Pats, Livestock, Supplies tion pine bonus; other benefits. for future investment Located NOrth M i l l pend able TV service call San­ $22$ per mn. plus commiesion. NOrth 3-4422 •01 So. Park Ave. Sanford — ford TV Center, 2th. and San­ 2020 Cortina Dr., Orlando, Fla. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AU mp°ri»» Pint Baptist Church. ford Avo. FA 14741. work guaranteed. Free Esti­ IB. Maehlaary • Tsais mates. Phone PA 2-7212. ALSO praetioally new I room residaoca at 3T11 Sanford Aft. AMERICAN PLAN Hotel; April INCOME TAX SERVICE Convenient te Sanford Naval September; experienced kitchen, B & M Distributors WILUAM H. MURRAY CALL Greenleal Tree Experts Ahr Station. dining room colored employes: Introducing far fast efficient work. Phone chefs, wattnsaes, etc. Reply 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- PA 31384 NEW PRODUCTS FA 3-3015 for a F R E E Far further details contact with references to Box 488, Myr* P. O. Box 431, Lake Nary. Fla. ESTIMATE. GEORGE T. STUMP AUTO GLASS Ph. PA 2-4823. / new. 3 gal. FIRST PRDRRAL SAVINOS earnest mixer equipped with ■ ■ AT 1N G INSTALLED k LOAN ASSN. eleetric motor that on# man H. B. POPE CO. Windshield Back Glass W S. COURT ST., ORLANDO can operate — weight 21 lbs. WILL keep oo* child for working Loor Glass VastGlaaa n o 8. Park - PA 14M4 PHONE GA $-2131 complete — mixes 50 lha. in mother Mondays thru Fridays. SERVICE 2 minutes — 8 eu. ft. hr. with 15*A Beauty Parlors OWNER MUST SACRIFICE Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. oo* bucket. Por any rament or Make an offer: 2 bdrm., 2 HOUSEWORK, 44 Castle Brawer 11 114 W. 2nd St. PA 3 4832 concrete Job. May be rented at Satisfied eusterner Is aur be* bath, Ursa living room, largo Ik* following store*—with t HlVfUMWWt CL PA 34182. screen porch; draperies in liv* buckets; Gregory Lumber Co., Sewing Mach. Repairs HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK # .Jag-dining area; completely WIDOW wishes, Job as L. P. N. Sanford; Edwards .lard ware, E Be. Oak Ph. PA 9-5742 ALL MAKES k MODELS •qutppecFGE -kitchen, wall oven, or companion to eldtrly lady or Sanford; Gregory Lumber Co., 104 So. Park (14 hr. aer.) disposal, birch cabinets. Estab­ gentleman — live In. Phone DeLand; Chuluota Supply Co., DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP PA 2-2825 lished lawn, citrus, shads trass. PA 2-1123. Cbuluols2004 Adama PH. PA * '55 LEWIfi SALES A SERVICE Vespa Mater Scooter* IS. Plumbing Services Heater k Lawn Mower Service Stenstrom Realty SANFORD Plumbing k Hasting West Country Club Rd. PA 1-7233 2M So. EkB Ph. PA 2-7*14. HERBERT BTENSTROM Registered Broker PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING LEN EISNER W. L. HARMON LOTTIE BROADWAY PM. FA 2-4122 After • P. II. KEN TOEEETT B E R T S D. SMITH Plumblnf A Heating Aaeeciatei AIR CONDITIONING M. Pari Ph. PA S-2420 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 7. Huxinaan Oppertuniting 19. Boats and Motors Used furniture, appllinces, tools SINGER PORTABLE te r e a p e r etc. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart sible party in thta vicinity. 215 Sanford Ate. Ph. FA 2-4U1 Take over • payments ot SMS. Two year fuaraateo regaining. CUSTOM BUILT fureitura —sin' Write Box AA, e/e Sanford Sir. (la pieces or *ets. Also furni­ aid. ture repair. Cabinets made. FA 2-7083. Sell Us Your Furniture. Qriri Service With The Cash. SUFIS TRADING POST. FA 2-8877. $SAVE$ New & Used REDWOOD Cedar cloeet, She Furniture and Appliances new, $20. 458 Roealia Dr. (ant- Mather of Sanford *57 CHEVROLET, 18,000 miles older model car for equity, take 2()3-20t E. Ftr*t St. Ph. FA 2-0983 up payments. FA 3-4952. ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby 50 CHEVY S100. FA 20720 Bads. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER '38 8IMCA 4 dr. RAH .... 81295 It00 French Ave. '57 DODGE 2 dr. hardtop .. $1595 Ph. TA 2-7953 '57 CHEVY 4-dr., 2,400 miles $1595 '57 CHEVY 4-dr., on# owner $1395 'IS FORD Station Wa$«n .. $1195 !2. Articled For Suit '$8 BUICK 4-dr., Air Cond. $1495 SAVE at BRYAN’S ’18 FORD W ton pickup ... $895 FABRIC SHOP. '15 CHEVY 4-dr., Bel Air .. 9995 '55 DODGE 4-dr. Royat, nice $995 One block West of Monroe Comer, 5.1 NASH Rambler 2-dr. H.T. i m on West First St. '18 DODGE Convertible .... 9195 *M PLYMOUTH 4-dr........... $195 20* DISCOUNT on Electric blank, els, A Electric Hesters while MOST CARS they last! VERY WELL EQUIPPED *0' r to 30* DISCOUNT ArvlnSeminole Co. Motors Heaters, Heating Pads, Juicers 518 E. First St. FA 2-0814 A Electric Saucepans. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Ill Magnolia Ave. 1038 NASHUA, 35' x 10', t bed­ FACTORY TO YOU room; new awning and bed. ALUMINUM Clear title. $300 below market price. Modlln, Lot No. 28 Park VENETIAN BLINDS Ave. Trailer Park. P h o n e Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic PA 2-818T. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 1857 AMERICAN 2 bedroom 45' cords. Senkarik Glana and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 2-4822 G. E. RANGE, pink, double oven, • BIG VALUES meat thermometer, griddle, auto* • 1U1CK CREDIT matte burner; like pew. $175. OEASY TERMS PA 2-7257. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER New and Uaed Furniture $11 E. First St PA 2-5822 New k Used Furniture k Appli­ ance*. A Good Plan To BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. PA 2-7450 It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ada. PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR Brush k Spray Palatial W. M. BROWDER > PA S-Ufl LAKI BIDE PAINTING CO. 3 CUBIC FT. refrigarator $50. Call FA 2-S428 after 5:00. tage). FOR SALE , 185 ........Harley-Darid■ . , son Motorcycle, IMS Model — Call Claude Malone, FA S-1MB after 8:00 P, M. 80 CU FT. Hotpoint deep freest, chest type; RCA TV, 21 lu.1 2 wheel trailer, 4’ x S'; and miscellaneous. NO 14248. COLDSPOT deep freeze, condition. Pb. FA I-I1TT. MORSE—194 head *18 Ions bobbin A 1 More* light weight *22 model round bobbin; . i pcieeea ed: take over payments—antr* s nteed. Write Ben AAA, 8/• Sanford Herald. GOOD Uaed Appliance* and TV*a. Gormly, Ine., Third A PalmoAo. GOOD used piano. FA 34H8. BABYSITTER 4 s e r v ic e • Raridcut ot Sanford would like to take car* of year*] babyilttteg needs. Qaattfted sitters. Mrs. T. A . Stiles 98* K.-30th Ph. FA 2-2811 DON'T DRIVE A W O RRY W AGON DRIVE A GOODWILL USED CAR. m■ ■ il O M W H tn S ! PA 14842 STRICKLAND - M O R R ISO N , INC BARGAIN PRICED I f f ID CARS PLUMBING Contracting k Repaira Fran Estimates R. L. HARVEY m Sanford Avo. Pbooe PA 2 5383 Mndcl Bwimntins Pool FOR BALE W f M JLn w iLR i i yl FA t-7988 * 1959 FORD Nationally Advertised Esther Williams A b o v e Oreead Swimming Peel. Ideal far arena with high water table. Now available for HALF huce. Can b* area at MCri-Nello lintel in Sanford. M DUTCH AUCTION": '58 Ford Fairlane 500 4 dr.; air condition­ ed; R A 11; power steerina, win­ dows. seats. For unusual offer Call FA 2-7318 after 5 P. M. or Sat. or Sun. 21. Furniture 1954 LIN C O LN CHEVROLET “Sia" S CyL • Standard Trans. • rant • A-l S flM ft CridHloa Capri Feeder Sedan, Pall I’eeer and Air Conditioned. Only On* Owner. 'W E Impale Fordor Sedan - Power Steering . Pawa Brake* • Radio and Healer • 1700 Actaal Hiiaa. 1955 PO NTIAC Radio, Healer, I'eeer Hleerteg, Power Brakes. Leek At This Price. Pnlrlnne Porder Hardtop V-8 Basin*, A walk Tran.mi.riM, Radio, Healer, Power Mooring, and Pnwrr Brakes. II Besatifel Sky Bine and White. ■■ 1 9 5 9 CHEVROLET Mellon Wagon Pardor V-t Eaglnr, Radio Heater. Another One Of § Our Many Bargaiaa. • 1 9 5 9 RAMBLER Amorican Statkm Wagon • American Namher Compact Car. 1 9 5 9 VAUXHALL Fordor Sedan • One Owner With Only 11,006 Milan, I Fairlan* SN ranter Sedan V-l Engine. Perde matte, Radio and Heater. IH M A Goad Family Sedan. * nan 1951 CHEVROLET •MOW • FRIDAY NI6HI 'III 1:31 Tudor Sadia 8 Cylinder. As la. YOUR FRIENDS •O P E N * W t Have A Nice Selection O f Used Trucks Priced To Fit Most Any Pocket Book. Bitp With Confidant* At Yenr Se Authorised • Pontine • Buiah • Como In Or Call One Of Our Friendly Ford Aalenman Today. I* « Berlins STENSTROM REALTY 111 PARK AVE. PH : FA 2-2420 Sanford, Fla. BRASS MOTORS Used Car Tth k French FA Lot Jack Basina Walter Sleds Krf Tsft Deane Tills • B I L L EMPH ’ 561 W. FIRST ST. ' .j] I �P m f.*:* 0*^1 ^ e -a5- g ! * I ? ii!* liT is ! i? li I 1! ! Is 1 1 s "! i i js ^ u r l i l u iS N O T iim ilf f S i * IP I KJVtg 3 fc ' * HWY E. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 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/0fb94425e10c65d7a6ec14f291487740.pdf 75178de8c26e657a34eb26c374ade1a7 PDF Text Text T ■ 'Student Wishes 'He Had Not Taken Philosophy Course t r ! JTV, i n fcsj m m ip y m , i , ! J \ am . <upi>-i%a«u Wll —eat any reason for the farm fnmtliaa of Jeeksoo County, Alt., to worry about tfcoir children ones llw kids were safely aboard Cbarile B u m s ' Mf Mack and yellow '>fhara waa as raasoa tor a whtotItoj freight train te slice through tea ■llsuclkw of Beavers’ bus at J i t t i . to- Magday at aa urn*(trusted grade crossing. But ii did, M i tour children are dead. Eight pikers a n fighting tor their lives to hospitals ■•■van, *1, waa an experienced ggg af hla srwa family. Two of wort killed aad two others sod Charlie Beavers' back SANFORD HUMANE SOCIETY officer! working on plana for the society Saturday, w en, from the left, Mrs. Elaine Miller, Mrs. Ruth Rankin, Gene Rankin, Mra. Harriett Cowley, Bob Johnson, Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs. Diana Cudebae. The officen met at Mrs. Cowley’s home. warn killed iaatontly to tho crash which a witness said "sounded like iko train had blown up." They Won Poster, li, and Leonard Beavers, >, sons of tho bus driver's A nther: and Frances, 10 and Mary M N Corbitt, t , daughters of Alhart Corbitt. incite B eam s, I, daughter of together brother of the driver, end NEW YORK (UPI) - The latest -m o ld W McCrary, 12, w on taken • Erlaeger Hospital at Chalta- davaiopmeat to the tovestigathm Megs, Tens., ao mites away ba- of two recent airline crashes that etuse af the seriousness of their hilled 71 persona took on a new air of mystery today. 1..a other Injured were to fair U se key figure to one disaster, hedUten at a hospital to Scotla­ New York attorney Julian Frank, n d , Ala., tha county seal, with w n said to be the legal advlior go exception of James Larry Cor- of ex-convict Dr. Robert Spears, tot, I, aan of Jack Corbitt. Ho was g naturopath involved in (he other crash. Aethoriliei linked the two men khariff Fred Holder, Beavers' (tong friend, was eo* of the few late Monday when Donald Loom* talk u Beavers to the hospital, to, 80. Spears' co-defendant in * mvors, stunned tor pain, chock Los Angeles abortion ease, dis­ A mdor heavy sedation, pleaded closed the relationship between U Haider te tall him the worst the two men. Authorities w en investigating d than began to ary. a theory that Frink, 32, set off e Find, I just couldn’t help it at bomb aboard a DC4B Jan. a on ," bo told tba Sheriff. "My a National Airline* flight from Iko* failed, 1 didn’t boar the New York te Miami. Thirty-four toe. 1 stepped on my brakes ig>d persona died in the crash. Spears, #4, an ex-convict with a criminal record, dating back te 1*17, was Uated aa a passenger aboard the Nov. i t Nil Air* A ir Disaster Probes Take Humane Society Needs A Shelter On New A ir O f M ystery • By FRED DANXIU 7 NEW YORK (UPI) - Tho ua' fcr»Mt i bto Sinclair Lewis novel, " •'Arrownalth," waa translated Is I1NUTON (UPI) - DemofaUsual Chairmen Paul M. Ms toiusd a formal call for ly'S llto ooovontion—with a >r that delegates m u s t , U'tou «* torn* fiariw MM|. , muumr ucuiata im in $ The •onvonUon will apon at • ’ P- m. July I t to the Lea Angelas Memorial Sports Arana, "for too purpose of selecting nominees for «*sldoflt and vice president a( toe ; United Rtotee ef America, to adapt lines flight from Tampa, Fla., lo New Orleans, Tba plane crashed In the Gulf of Mexico killing at] 42 persons on board. Authorities were checking the possibility that Ihe Gulf crash also was the result of a bomb plot. Frank Insured himself (or al­ most one million dollars shortly before he left New York for the hop to Florida. Ha named hia wile, a former fashion model, as beneficiary. Spears, according to his Dallaa, Tax., attorney, earrtod 1100,000 in­ surance on himself. Like Frank, Spears named his 33-year-old wile ■a toll beneficiary. Loomis lotd Ihe Los Angeles district attorney's office that Frank was Spears' attorney. He said that after he and Speara were arrested last July Spears ■aid "I think I'd belter call my attorney to New York, Julian Frank.' The Sanford Humane Society needs a shelter, Society Officer Mrs. Diana Cudebec reported Satufday. Tha society would like to buy or rent a piece of low cost land and could use an old barn or garage aa temporary quarters. "The officers are willing to take hammer in hind and work on anything we may acquire.” Mrs. Cudcbec said. Anyone knowing where the aociety could get a building or soma property should phone Mrs. Cude­ bec at FA 2-7S30 or write tho Sanford Humane Society al 108 Country Club Drivo, ’*. LQS ANGELES (UPI) — lion.iJ Williams wishes he never had lakao that college course in philos­ ophy because today it had him right fa tba middle of the FlnchTregotf murder trial. Williams, XI, was a childhood friend ef red-bslred Carole Tregoff wbe la acresed with her lover, Dr. Bernard Finch, of slaying the aergeon's brunette wife, Barbara. Williams also was a lightened young man on the witness stand Monday and he probably will be •Tea rnora shaken after cross-ex§fia$Uan,._ his story he helped Miss Tregoff find a man capable of murder for hire. Tim stale charges Finch, with Carola at his side, did the job him* ■elf with a gun after the man in Lae Vegas was paid 11,400 for the killing but squandered the money and forgot his and of tha deal. Mrs. Finch waa abet to death out* ■Ida her Los Angeles home July 18. There waa almost a brothersister relationship between himself and Carole, WUllama testified. She waa three years old and lived with his family from the first time of his memory until she went on her own eight years ago. Williams is now n third year student at the southern branch of the University of Navada in Las Vegas. One of the courses ho took last semester was philosophy with another young man named Richard Keachir, who boasted of hla con­ nection with the "raekets" in U s Vegas. Castro said be will go on the air again soon to prrsent “ im­ portant documents" purporting to prove that "a foreign embassy” is taking part in an alleged cam­ paign of "provocation against Cuba." lie gave no details. The bearded leader appeared on the rtdio show tor the apeclfie purpose for arms purchaiei from commentator Joie Pardo Llada, Pardo laid the money was con. tributrd by listeners. “We are ready to fight," Castro laid. “The arms are for the de. fense of o r sovereignty, but the important thing ii that behind each gun it a man ready to de­ fend the country." W in Choice WLNCHCOMBE, England (UPI) —Margaret Jones, la, a cook and the daughter of a miner, all of a sudden found herself in the pre­ dicament of having to make a har­ rowing choica. , It was a romantic choice, and aa is the case in any good romance, Maggie Jones was loved by a poor but honest and jobless truck driv­ er. Johnny Rowlands, 23. But Johnny Rowlands, sure nothing could shatter Maggie's de­ votion to him, one day introduced her to hit buddy, a rich, handsome young baronet. Sir John Christo­ pher Dodsworth, 24. For months Maggie Jones was torn between her two loves and TONGDUCHON, Korea (UPII was unable to make the choice be­ —Tha two Korean prostitutes who tween rich man, poor m an.. . . had their heads shaved by Ameri­ can soldiers have each Item paid I960 compensation by tha U. S. Army. One, Qim Aa Soo, 38 said ■ha would use the money "to PU m for the 1080 census of ■tart a retail business." The Seminole County waa underway other, 22-ye*r-old Kim June, did today with the announcement that not disclose what she Intended to Herbert J. Benson of Orlando wa* do with the money. named district supervisor of the The two prostitute* were caught district which Inclades Brevard, by U. 8. soldlerm Jan. 2 when they Flagler. Marlon, Orange, Osceola, sneaked Into tha U. S. Seventh Di­ St. Johns, Sumter, Volusia and Railroads in tha United Mates vision area to solicit patrons, The Seminole Counties. war* using 23 different gauges of soldier* shaved their heads a* The field canvass of tha survey track to 1S7L punishment. • to expected to start to April. Two Koreans Get U.S. Compensation County Census Starts In April But Maggie, the miner's daughter made up her mind Monday. Tha engagement waa announced of Miss Margaret Jones to Sir John Christopher Dodsworth, baronet, rich man, and friend of a poor man. Nerve Tests Prove Success ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) —U, S. Veterans Administrator Sumner G. Whittier announced today successful testa wflich re­ stored the use of nervee and muscle* paralysed by strokes. . Whittier said the testa ware conducted at tha Veterans AdminUtration hospital at Durham, N. C„ and that "ro< rated aa excellent or satisfactory in 20 of tha 27 cases and even in tha seven others there was some improvement." The VA administrator said She method consisted of "a aeries of electrical Impulse* applied te tho arms 20 times a minute for a half-hour at i time, twice daily, plus the patients* mightiest efforts to move, if only a fraction of on inch, hte paralysed arms." Hospital Notes JANUARY IS Admissions Fred Swankbous, Sanford Margaret Bush, Geneva Cynthia Wallace, Sanford C ioiyn Stenslrom, Sanford Bonnie Richardson, Sanford Helen Benton. Sanford Joyce Edwards. Rinford Alice Getman, Sanford William Carrlgan, Sanford Edna McMillan, Sanford Gusile Raularson, Geneva Claude Jackson, Sanford Births Mr sw! Mw. Adam Hayr.cs, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mra. Paul 8. Risiey, Sanford, ■ daughter that Lewis gave to various trails to our eoclsiy ware crowded out of the tolepUy, aa were those eaCuuuici* 'ftiUi " mini oi measured merriment" — Lewis' forerun, nera of modern-day hucksters.) Still, I fouod It a satisfying production. II moved quickly un­ der director Alex Begel'a centre), ■bowed discretion, foaling end n high degree ef artfulness a* It •ertnynd highlights from Urn too true at Umcs, wss served up amid ueroalistlc attitudes tad loo many stylised, stereotyped aliuslions and characterisations. The big handicap was tha feeling enpandered, that we've seen ell this ■toff before. Mery Ficketl and Jack Kingman breathed Ore into tbeir lines. Larry Blyden wrestled with a multitude af awkward lines aad Wendell Corey was tha bland, untainted million, ire who anded up with a nomination and e slight I e ta even forgive tho curious touch of Urolsh. ending, which manaied to be faithful to Um spirit <4 Um book The Chaenol Rwtait "The Free­ even while being unfaithful to tba dom Explosion," an hour-long story. I was happy with Farlay took at Nigeria's preparations lor Granger's performance aa Arrow- Independence, to tba subject ot e smith, Oscar Homolka as Soodcl- CBS Reports special for Monday, ius and Diana Baker as Leora. Fob. 13.. .Theodora Bike) brings Francis Ledarer aa GotUtob bit hia latenutional folk songs to the tbs mark, too, but ko got off to Pat Boone show on ABC-TV Thurs. a bad start. day, Jan. M .. .Belay Palmar will lake over (ho CBS-TV panel show, Viewers of "Ona Loud. Clear I've Got A Sacral, on Wednesday, Vatoo" war* reunited with (h* Fob. I while boasman Garry cent ef political convention Sun­ Moore vacations., .Rocky Grasiaday light, about six months be­ no to Um special guest when CBSfore the caucus moms start fUI- TV’s new variety show, Bo Our iag with smoko. Guest, premieres an Wednesday, Tho NRC-TV Sunday Showcase Jan. 27, in pUca af Lineup.. . drama by Roger O, Hlraon broke With NBC-TV'a Fibbet McGea and the news that political reformers Molly nearing the TV bonayard, glen make their deal# with politi­ there's a possibility that the onecal boaaea as they act into Um hour Startime specials will start fight. Raid Um political boas, plan­ at 1:18 p, m behead of an hour ed by Joseph Sweeney, "nobody gels anywhere to politics unless be pays for it, somawbare, semebow." This axiom, which seems 7 \ ' 'i ■' HAVANA (UP!) — Premier Fi­ de! Castro's new attacks on the United Statea and such lesding officials as Vice President Richsrd M. Nixon appeared today to have brought U. S.-Cuban rela­ tions to Ibe lowest point in years. In a radio broadcast Monday, Castro described Nixon is "inso­ lent" and said the U.S. attitude toward Cuba waa "excessive and insulting." Both comments stemmed from American protests against leisure of UA.-owned properly in Cuba by Castro’a land reformers. Nixon said in a recent tpeech that Cuba had adopted a policy of "confis­ cation without compensation." The Premier assailed Cubans “who applaud a foreign ambassa­ dor In movia houses”—an appar­ ent refaranca to ihe antliuilaatte reception accorded newsreel shots of U. S. Ambassador Philip Bon■al's recent return from Washing- iriat Episcopal Church vestry elected at n ltd p u r toh hounn wart, bank row, loft to ’nrVer, l i t onus Hodgott, Fr, Paul Schultz, Fradnrink Clavnringa, Earl M M front row left «u right, William 1 Gabler, Robert Elmers, John Smiley DeBary Grace Pixlar and baby, ford Cynthia Wallace, Saafatd Robert Cully; Sanford Frances RummeraU and bnby, Sanford William Galley, Sanford Clara McKcnny, Lake Monroe Timothy Seehreit, Titusville Ralph Dean, Sanford School Aid Urged WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Democratic Advisory Council has called for ■ federal aid to educa­ tion program that would coat ona billion dollars e year at the starL and grow to three or four billion annually. The council said .many slates and communities have ex­ panded end Improved schools hi (ho post 10 years but more class­ rooms art needed and tho federal Crackdown Asked squaring room, performance to a now i encinrcred to deliver BP i mill* lor every gallon, or NOW-THE CAR THAT STARtS THE SIXTIES diyldaal eervto (closures that Hf-Thrift«. . And riding eomfort to to a never-ewdtof treat, tj WITH SO MUCH THAT* NEW, SO MUCH THATS DIFFERENT Fir P ly w o o d ...AND SETS THE PACE WITH LOWER PRICES! Panelweave Fence SA N FO R D , F L A . '#yisAah f ■boulder- �9 Temperatures Down To 3 4 In County County resident* shivered today in tha told eat weather ef the new year. Temperatures dropped to S4 degree* and light front waa reported in certain area* of the countv. County Agent Cecil Tucker reported that the front waa not heavy enough to do any serious damage to citrus and vegetables in the area. However, he warned that continued low temperatures could hurt the whole agrieulture picture here. The Weather Bureau reported a gradual _in tomorrow and eonttnoa warmup would begin for tha next few ‘ w days. Forecast for Thursday la fair with slight­ ly higher temperatures in tha afternoon. Future temperature outlook: Slignuy h'gher temperatures Thursday night blit with frost in north and eentral districts Fri­ day morning. However in their five-day outlook today, forecasters said temperatures for Central Florida and most parts of the atate would average about aix degree* below normal. Utyp Sattfu rb VOL. XLIX Tuekar said this morning he checked with many totrua growers in the county and all felt the cold waa not serious enough to dam* age the area's million dollar citrus crop in the midst of harvesting. Around the atate. temperature! went be* low freezing in Northern Florida and down to 46 degreea in tourist jammed Miami. High temperatures this afternoon were expected to In in the 60*a in the north and the 60‘a in the south. ifymxih WEATHER: Sunny and continued cold today with highest 68 to 64. Fair and cool again tonight, lowest, 84-42.____ United Press Leased W in Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1960 'SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ NO.~tliT • 9 News Briefs DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL of tha Navy, Capt. K. M. Day. ri«ht, waa greeted at tha Sanford Naval Air Station lata yestarday by tha at** tlon commander. Capt. Robert Sl.ve. Capt. Day came in aa chairman of tha Bureau of Naval Waapona inspection team which la surveying tha baaa her*.’He and a team of 20 will be here through Thursday. (Navy Photo) Backfield Coach GAINESVILLE (UPD-Franktln C. (Pepper) Rodgers, Air Forre Academy's aggressive backfield marh, was namrd to an Identical poit at the University of Florida today. Athletic Dlrertor and Foot­ ball Coach Ray Graves said Rog­ ers' appointment was pending hla release from active duty In Ihe Air Force Feb. 1. Big. Phone Bill A NEW 50-STAR FLAG for Sanford Lodge No. (2. FA AM. v i i presented last night by a group of Masons from th a Sanford Naval Air Station. Among tho Navy group giving tho flag were, from left, AQ1 C. G. Stuekert, Lt. (jg) R. L.Conn, ADC E. L. Wtber an d ADC D. Scott. Accepting far tho Sanford Masons waa Eddia O. Keith. Tho gift waa la appreciation nf courtesies Lodge 63 has extended to the service men, the presenting group •aid. (Herald Photo) 'A ll Details' For Circusland FRESNO. Calif. (UPlI - The Pacific Trlcphonr and Tclcjraph Co. »ay« M won't collect on that $1,424 telephone bill run up by a 13-yrar-old Fresno girl. Helen Jackson made 462 calls to Los Angelca frirnds and then tried to A new Jill for Seminole County charge them to other Fresno cinil ■ alep nearer reality 11 numbers. 9ha waa discovered when people who were billed eom- Winter Park Architect Jamea Gamble Rogrra waa hired by the plained. county commission yesterday to Hearings May Be Cut prepare plana for the new Jail WASIUN'GTON (UPI) -T h e Sen­ and remodeling the rourlhouie. Roger* agreed to undertake the ate Rule* CommiUee waa eipectad to deride today when to eut project* at a fee to ala percent off bearings on proposals to use of the conitruelion rolls, which federal registrars la the South. bo termed a standard charge. Chairman John Krider said this Chairman Thomas C. Hannings (D-Mo.) has said bn wan's to ter­ morning that work on the Jail minate the bearings soon so that will be started "aa soon ae prac­ a report ran be ready when the tical." Senate begin- debate on elvll However,, during that Ume, rights legislation, scheduled for the commission plans to survey Feb. II. recently constructed Jails around the atate. Book Propaganda Krider alio said at the board TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A meeting that the commission will •pedal state committee will In­ borrow money to build the Jail vestigate charges that a tavanlh- but' ''does not plaa to extend any bond Iran* Issue mnro more than flwn flve traari yaars."" grade geography beak ts "preps- hnitfl Roger*, last August, submitted gandmngf for eferid govern ment. Tbe committee waa named tour seta ef flguree tor alternate Tuesday after State Rep. George construction proposals with the H. Stallings Jr. of Jacksonville anticipated cost of $430,000 with and Tampa businessman Claud* another $30,000 for remodeling the Boring demanded (bat (ha text­ courthouse. Board members .told criiiea ai book, "Your Country and The World," be removed from Ptort- the commission meeting that at nn tlm* h»v* they .d'.tcuued de-. da classrooms. finitely how much Ihe Jail would but had decided io check Budget Cuts Asked coat WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chair­ around Ihe state for the best poss­ man Clarence Cannon (D Mo.) of ible Jail wilhout any additional (lie House Apprupr-lions Com­ burdens on Ihe laipayer*. Rogers, who has built 40 Jails mittee called today for euts ef "at least" two billion dollars in over the atate, told cilltcna at the President EUenhower's IN I'bud­ meeting that he arould be aurget requests. As a starter, Cannon 'rised if the ectual coat of the proposed that Coogresa block tha ail isn't lower than was Ural Preiideal'a plans te create 41,- anticipated in hla study. ooo new federal Jobs. At lest count the government had 3.3m .ooo civilian employes, and Can­ non said this ought te be plenty. The payroll now exceeds osm bil­ lion dollars a lie also stressed that the Jail rould be built In stages, leaving room for expansion. He said that the fiaure of *700,ooo for the new Jail and court­ house addition was a long range project to take care of the popu­ The County .Commission yesterday received a letter from Arlelgh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, thank* inar the board for their fin* cooperation with naval pernonnel in the area. In hin letter. Burk* eited the hoi ora that were riven to Capt. Lionel Arthur, former commander of tha Naval Air Station, who was feted her* with a dinner by county and civic officials. "In tha future," Burke said in his latter, "we hope to continua to enchanca the fine relation* between the „ Navy and Sanford." ■Sighted In Turkey Church Meeting At Loke Mary r On Uprising In Algiers Road Appraising Work Slated Soon Jaycees To Honor Past Presidents City Nets Nearly Half Of Income Golf Exhibition Here's Cor That Didn’t Make It Fire Burns 30 Acre County Areo - #*• .a DeGaulle Calls Showdown f N a vy Plane Wreckage lation Increases aver the neat M years. He also added the prisoners at the Jail would be roomed on the second floor with only buslnesa offices, radio room and ether office* an the ground floor. Navy Says Thanks used tor winter quarters. "Yen might oay that any nego­ tiation* we have had with the people here are in Ihe past tense," he said. "Of course ere have been talking with them— and with several other cltlea about localloo* . • but these discussions data back a year or more and no conelueiona have been reached." PARIS (U P D - Paralroop Geo. Criatlanl said he had met with Jacques Menu Issued a carefullyCircusland directors, Saturday, at worded communique today pledg­ Winter Park, end "all polnla of ing his loyalty to the chief of the agreements warn Ironed out." Preach army In Algeria but not "I have stopped making an­ directly te President Charles Denouncements here because they Gaulle. have become misinterpreted," be Aa angry DeGaulle abruptly (aid. "Yon should get the final summoned the major general to announcement Worn Circusland Parts for a showdown on whether shortly." he was plotting an army-backed A search of newspaper Idee and anli-DeOautle uprising to Algiers. public record* at Sarasota reveal­ MIAMI (UPI) - University of Masiu was accused of harsh ed Monday that an often reported Miami researchers prediet Porida criUciam of DeGaulle at a mo­ imminent petition by the Criftlaal* will he the only South Atlantic ment when unrest In Algeria waa ANKARA, Turkey (UPD-Viwoh- American mountain fescue teems for resonlng of their site for perstate te ebow aa Increase In realIncrcailag every hour, both maneet ue* as a winter quarter* denlial ■g* of a mining U. I. Nary plana beaded for M immediately. construction this year. among tho army and tho rightThe plane, a Martin Mercator or attraction site never feu been Road appraisers will start work with IS parsons aboard waa sighted twia-aagiaad And Greater Orlando, ihe (orecraft, waa an on W. First St. to March, Couaty wing Preach eetUers who fear a today to tha enaw darbad T to r a a Bight frompatrol says, wiH lead toe nation to Naples, Maly, te Under county law* there, K cast Commlsstoa Chairman John Krider Mountains to Turkey. increase to enter toe The Community Presbyterian said Turkay. today. would toko about three months te percentage There was as immediate report Adana, "big-time" te volume. If the wreckage la that of toe advertise for hearings on such a Church to Lake Mary will hold Its Krider reported that the board raissiag plane, It will mean two petition. If It were filed today, The prediction* were contained to annual congregational meeting at of county commissioner* today re­ major plane crashes occurred to that would delay a final bearing the quarterly forecast of national 7:30 p. m. today. The meeting will ceived word from the State Koad Turkey Tuesday eight with tha pos­ until April. T1m cirrus begins Me building released this month by the be preceded by a covered dish Department that deads would be sible loss to M lives. tour before then, aad some people Bureau to Business and Economic supper at g:M p. m. All mambers forwarded March t for too rightA Scandinavian Airlines Cara- familler with ihe ptoblom Mid Research at thn University to Mi­ are asked te attend aad bring a to-way from W. P in t Si. te Inter­ veils Jet crashed at Ankara Air­ that Ihla would make n closing ami. M comperes the predicted 1N0 covered dish aad table service for state 400. port to a fog, killing 41 persooa with Circusland mere practical growth in residential units te IMS, each member to their families. Krider Mid that once tha ap including ooo American. Officials for the CrisUaais anyway. the teat year far which complete New officers will be elected and praiMl work i* over, construc­ Feet presidents to tho Junior were reported thochiag tho possi­ flguree ere available. tion should start within SO Says. Chamber to Commerce will bo bility that tha Turkish, control special guests at the Joyce* luadined to be quoted becauM "we tower aad tho piano crew mod* don't want te get to a chamber reon at noon Thursday at Mm twin errors to cause the crash. Civic Center. of commerce argument" said they The twio-jet CarareJJ, banking The Past Presidents Luncheon that nothing will prevent the Sanford has collected Marly half for a gentle, curving approach to feel la owe of the features of Jaycee _ or Its antidpaled income for Eaenboga airport snagged Its right circus from moving to Sanford Week whlrh started Sunday and Support of moves Is keep the w i*jy ao. wing on a low kill within sight rircua at Sarasota have been at­ will end Saturday with the ACity Clerk Henry Tamm said to the airport aad exploded on wards-Bosses Night Banquet. tributed te the Jaycees end hotel today that income for general Impact with such force the clothes association to the newspapers l Seventeen past presidents *f government and from city utllitlei were ripped from the victim*. Jt the organisation here have been there since Jen. IS. totalled t3T3.3g7.oa through Decem­ caught fire immediately. Invited to attend the luncheon. No official endorirmeet to any I ber. Taxes and other income for One of the victims was aa Ameri­ Each of those present will be Ihe year are experled te briaf can identified aa Jamea Hopkins. proposal concerning the cirru s' asked to make a short talk an was reported since Ihe announce, to 11.333,313.20. J4, of Indlaaapolis, lad., who lived moot that Um Criatlsnia were "What the Jaycees Did For Me.” The city spent t3M.137.t3 in Rome. Ai part to the community devel­ negotiating with Circusland te through December. This went out Some offlcels said the crash may opment program during this hart. in Ihe general government and have bees caused by a navigation nova wrack, representatives ef each Criatlanl said hie family la con­ _ utilities expenses. Both the gen- error aboard the plaa*. There may industry In the Sanford arcs also vinced tost Circusland will be W eral government and utilities also here beea faulty control tower "an have beea laviled U> attend outstanding attraction." He rosts include operating coal aad Instructions, they aald. tha Tburada. luncheon. voluntMred Ihe statement that payment on city debt. "we eipect te bo to ea the ground Tamm tald that tbe city exbreaking sometime to February." et a to Increase the surplus Marshall told the Committee carries into fta IMO-41 year by of 100 her* last week that "we Three ef the top women golfers M.OOO. Sanford tarried 043.000 will break ground an Ihe location to the aallon will hold a clinic ta'o the ias*-to year. and alae holt exhibition at the Eugene Brewer’s ear didn't quite la February." H* said that tha About TS per rent of the city's Mayfair Inn Golf Course Jaa. engineers are expected .ere soon. taxes usually come in from Nov­ make It Monday. IT starting at 1:M. p. m. Brewer wee driving north en ember through January because Tha three ere Patty Berg, Bet­ _ ef Ihe taa discout offered, Tamm Country Club Rd. end waa almost sy Rawls and Wanda Sanches. through tha Mayfair Circle in* tn id . Uraectien when a car driven by Council To Meet Lawrence Preston Mi-Vey hit Ms Steiiitrom Buby Dies auto on tha rear fender. McVey, Fire burned M scree Just north Tha Longwood Town Council will bald an adjourned meeting in tha Ton infant child to Mr. and Mr*. 1U Mayfair Circle, waa charged ef Kaeleade Spring* today. Town Hall at T:» p. m. Thursday. Forest ranger* and Longwood Herbert E. Steqatrom died at birth with failure to yield tbe right wf Monday. Dr. W. P. Brooks toflciat- way. FARM M JRjRAV 6 A V S L afcaofM hand* an Chariot T . Lavraoa. left, owAad at funeral service* at the grave- la another arrtoeto, John Hen horned team a J g a. a*, te near­ PF—Mmm . hands K evw to Um saw president, Jack F . gym*. New ly g ill a. m. Sanford firemen aid* to Oaklawa Memorial Parti Tuesday, with Brlsson Funeral fought a grass fire at ZMh St. and officers began their tenure teat night nt • nteatberahip masting attended Report* fre a Sarasota that UN Criatleai ah see prefers to re­ main there and wfil net move to ton Circusland site near Seafood apparently will have no eftoct on the circus moving bar*. Paul CiUUaui, miiiMsa man­ ager of the family eirevi, told the Herald this week that he bed .w orked ant "nil detail*" to a veontract with Cireusland which would move dm family here to manage the ahow area to the at­ traction. Maurice Marshall, bead to Katertalwnent Katorprieae, aald to­ day that tha contract should be approved bp Mo board to dir­ ector* by the weekend. This ale* include* location ef the circus winter quarter* on so acres adjacent to Ihe Circusland •its. Criatlanl waa naked about a eeriea to negotiations with Sara­ sota officials and the Chamber ef Commerce to keep abe circus there on a 40-acre site presently NEW YORK tUPl) - Mock prices at 1 p. a 1.! American Alrlln ’A •***••-•* 3214 American TAT ••••**••**•* 13Vk Chrysler ........... *e•**••••* 4* *2H Coca * C.la ... 13444 DePoet ............ •«***#•*••** 344H tCrim ea Kodak *4**$**$4**4 tat ford Motor •*i*«*•#*4*■ aa Oeaeral Electrli aeaiieeati •Ote General Motors •eaeeseeaaaa 30H Graham • Palga aaeaeaaeea* lit •aaeaaaeaaaa SJH Int. TAT Lorillard . __ •enutaaiM 3644 Minute Maid . •aas*aaaaaaa 1114 Penney __ _ •••••• t_«»*•« II* Penn RR ...... ••##■**##■*■ 16 Royal American ■••aaaaaaaaa ' 314 Sears Roebuck aaaaaeteaaae 477* Studebaker .... •aaaasaaeeae MH If. S. Steel ... •faa*aa*aae* •3V4 Westinghouse E a eaaaaeaa-* 103 Rogers Is Named New Jail Architect hawk-faced bead to wiy end ef* villan affairs la Algtora, who led the May II, ti n , revolt which swept away the tourth French republic and brought DeGaulle He waa quoted.this week by a German newspaper as saying the army we* wondering if it had made e mistake to backing DeGaulle, hinting at the use of forca and accusing him to becoming g leftists. Later be denied making the statements. Today after a morning-long cos* ference with Armed Forces Mia* later Pierre Gulilaumat, Masiu again denied lb* Interview and nffirmnd bis loyalty to the Alger­ ian commander-in-chief, Gen. Am dr* Challe. Massu'a third-person atate meat ■Iso u ld "th* effort* to Geoernl DeGaulle to restore peace to Ah geria baa eonferred an him the confidence to to* Maoism mesaHis statement aald nothing about the confidence of the Euro­ pean MUlers, but to Algiera Jt wet eroding visibly, Elvis Gets New Promotion; Now Acting Sergeant FRIEDBERG, Germany (UPD Elvis Presley waa promoted to ■ding sergeant today — Just op* month before be leave* Germany and the U. S. Army. Presley, until now a Jeep driv* •r. was promoted to acting Mr* geant from specialist fourth clags. Along with a third atrip* be win take over tbe more responsible duties to commanding a threeman reconnaissance team from his 3rd Armored Divialaa’a armor­ ed scout platoon. He med* 1131 a month aa • specialist four, and the Army ex­ plained an actiag Mrgcant, ae distinct from a permanent eatgeant, doesn't get a pay rale*.* Judge Approves Rood Bond Issue Highway One •*tbresgh gtL„m >,s * • r. Brat CMOty. , . The vaVdltleo we* not tested at a brief hearing in ------ -- 'I .• e T siw- - saw■■ --- V rtf.' m* �* Winter alcknese baa nudged the Sanford area bet not toe hard. City physician Dr. T. F. Mc­ Daniel aaid Tuesday that he has lean suite a btt ef Intestinal virus and nose, threat, and bron­ chial tub# fUaest lately. He also noticed some Asiatic flu. Dr. MeDaaiel aaid a flu vae* claa la now available wbleh the armed forces claim ruts the amasrnt ef com moo colds by ao par cent The armed forces pre­ viously used all t'm vaccine themselves, but seme Is new avail­ able to Ute public. Il'a net proof asalaat Um Asiatic flu however. Dr. McDaniel advised persons to ash (hair physicians about getting Um abets. Tito county health unit aaid they hadn't noticed any more sickness eases than naual. lame at the county’s largest employers ||V | lb* U H I rtDOrt Seminole High School reported a law more studeats mil than la usual, but "nothing to be upset •bout”, Just some virus and cold cases. Sanford Grammar School reported "quite a bit ef virtu." Soulhside Elementary School had quite a few pestia ant with ehiekenpot after Christmas but that la clearing up now. Thieves t o police . aped IT ai MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - WBUe Pastrana, a fancy-dan with e powder-puff punch, takes on heavy-bitflag Jerry Luedee ef How Havee, Com., here toalght to i nationally televised (ABC) 14-rouad light heavyweight fight. The M yttM ld Pastrana to a natural light heavy hot has fought is tbs heavyweight ranks Jar Um Scout Troops Ready For Circus played boat I tort, DeLand ALFRED CHILES Touchfon's Gets New Manager The Liggett Drug Company's office in Jacksonville has amount­ ed the appointment of Alfred Chllee aa manager of the local Lifgett-Tnurhten Drug Star*. Chiles has been a pharmacist and assistant manager of tbi ■tore here to Sanford for - Bve yeara. "There will be no changes to the procedures or personnel ef the drugstore. I hope to raslatatn the high degree of customer oarvice end satisfaction that made the former manager, Mr. Bitting, ao wall knows and Uked," Chiles said. Chile* Is formerly from Lake­ land, where be attended gram­ mar school end graduated from Lakeland High School. He then attended Maryville College, Mary­ ville, Tetui. before transferring to the University of Florida when ho received his degree la phar­ macy. While at the university he was a member of tho Kappa Pal, pharmacy fraternity, and Alpha Tau Omega, eocial fraternity, Chiles lives with his wife, EUsahath, and two tons, Brannlng end H a m , to South Pinecreat Ho aad hfo family are active member* Sanford Fra# Methodist Church at the corner of Fourth and Laurel ha* scheduled an Evsngrllitie Cmu d e for Iha week of Jan. 24-91. Rev, Canon E. Better will be the (pedal tpeaker at the service* each evening. Rev. Mr. Rebar icrved aa pallor for IS yeiri In the Genesee Confer­ ence of the Free Methodist Church. He i t a graduate of Roberta Wes­ leyan College, Greenville College, and the University or Buffalo. He served In World War II as an Army Chaplain in the European campatgns with the First and the Third Armies. Ha holds two battle stars and was discharged at tha rank of captain. A frequent writer for the drnom- ' ■I *- Rifes Scheduled For Crash Victims Inatlonal M M mainline, “ th e Free Methodist," Rev. Mr, Reber is travelling throughout the United States and Canada conducting evangelistic campaigns during the Centenary celebration of the de­ nomination. Aug. 24, I960 marks the 100th year for Tiie Free Meth­ odist Church. The loeal Free Methodist Church Is joining the centenary celebra­ tion with s e v e r a l outstanding events during the year. The chureh eatepds an invitation to all inter­ ested persons to attend theae serv­ ices which will begin at 1:10 each evening. STEVENSON, Ala. (UP!) - Fu­ neral aervlcea were scheduled at a small country church today for four children killed when a speed­ ing freight train sliced through their school bus at a grade cross­ ing near here Monday. Two brothers and two alstcrs died in the uneaplaincd wreck that Injured eight other children and the bus driver, J. Charles Beavers, U. Beaveri. whose baek was brok­ en, told Sheriff Fred Holder the brakes failed as he turned his bus across the tracks. Name Coach LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The L o s. Angeles Chargera of tha American roetball League have named A1 Da via, former line coach at Uw University of South­ ern California, aa an assistant coach. Casselberry's town council nam­ ed Mayor W. M. Benson and coun­ cilman Ben Evans to find a way to keep the town’e fire phone open. Benson and Evans are ate» supposed to do thie and still find a way to have a phona available fog town clerk Mrs. LUUan BelseL The council heard complaints that Mfotoeea calls wore tytnc up the fire phone, Km oety e a t to town Launch Atomic Sub REV. CARSON E. REBER Discusses New Job LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) - Bus STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Soviet M.rtsi, former head roach at Russia baa launched its first Kansas State, conferred Tuesday atem k submarine and stationed it with Nebraska football Coach Bill to the Baltic, the authoritative Swedish Marine Cdeodar far M i said Tuesday. fleers C|ub. For further delbils, pinna and specifications, contact: SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICER, USNAS FA S-1U0, Eston. MR "SUPER . RIGHT** SHORT SHANK HALF FULLY N w w J U M B O S ix * Legal Notice COOKED WESTERN BEEF RI B Hospital Notes are romeeO In basSnaoe a t Fern Park, Seminal* Gently, n * rl« a. n n ia r the lletitiaue name #f, H ate* of Please. * y th a t wa lataa* te rattetar tale Kama with the Clerk *r the ci r e t It C«art. Oemiael* County, n s r l u , I f aoearOanc* with the orevtetae* of the Flotltlaua IT-om etatntaa, tc-w in See- riPTi vseca wAM* n o n e * IS hank? flvao that t am ensnert In hnetaees ol Park * Jlth Mt. Oaralnota County, Florida, linear tha flaUtlnua nama af ■anfare laundrom at and that I lattnO tn r aflat a r aal* nama with tha d a r k at ike Clranil Court, Bemlnole County, Florida, In t c arOane* with Ik* erevlalana a t tha rtatlliono noma oiaim**, tv -a it. Seetlan isi.se P lerlfa Statute* HIT. Stei William R Doushty Puhttah Dae. I I . Jan. *,11, I*. Franny Lewis, Mt. Dors George Johnson. Ovlod# Robert Lee Addison, isnfOrd Marie Hardy, Bastard Margaret Routb, Sanford Sally Bloom, Sanford Set For Clmasic PALM BPRINOB, Calif. (UPI) — Cary Mlddlecoff, an Infrequent participant on the pro golf tour, will play In the |1M,0M Palm Springs Desert Clauie Feb. S-7, it was announced today, sfiddlacoif 1* now pro at the Diplomat Golf Club in Hollywood, Fla. 'fool* C ou n ty, F la t t * i , ■r at January, A. P. TROPICANA OVIN PROOF CHIP RESISTANT Oinnerwire 4 % ^ HEARTV ANO V iC J flO l’S ( 8 AVB lOe) Our O wr Tea N O W A T Y O U R A fr P! THE * « !* fl 10 jars 99c w o gm c i P i n i v c Fob women, m lg. pkg. 33c Foam 1st A rt loo m v ih ic u s REPAIR SHOP A-Jox I t Os. 2 pk. 33c Bouquet 2l/19e Ceshmere Both Base Bouquet 2/Z7c GOLDEN BOOK ILLUSTRATED �S lif, # tn far8 Wed. Jan. 20, 1960—Paga 8 Wfrall NEW YORK (UPI) — Rep. Craig Hosmer (R-Calif.l aald to­ day the Russians would wipe out between GO and 100 million Amer­ icans if they ever setied control of the United States. Hosmer, a member of the Joint Congreisional Atomic Energy Commitlee, was the principal speaker at the first of six strat­ egy seminars given by the New York Committee of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Speaking on "Anatomy of the Cold War," Hosmer said his esti-. mates were based on the stand­ ard Communist genocide practice decreeing mats murder of evrryone antagonistic or uselaaa to it* regime. "1 have tried estimatea for thia from population employment sta­ tistics," he said, "and when you Include the family along with the employed person, which you must do. and count about 10 million deaths from the initial bombs, nerve gas. germ warfare, and the like, the total of U. S. casualties starts at a low of around 60 mil­ lion and runs at high at 100 mil­ lion dead within 13 months fol­ lowing a Red take-over." llosmer told hit audience of business and clvtc leaders study­ ing the methods and techniques of communism that the Russians might try to win a U. S. surren­ der with the least possible dam­ age and lowest number of cas­ ualties. Then, he said, they would go about the business of mass murder and destruction on a se­ lective basts, "It might so something like this," ha said. "Strike terror with a few nu­ clear bombs — the horrors cf nuclear war propaganda back­ ground already has been laid for that—but forego the all-out at­ tack, Damage communication fa­ cilities as little as possible so that when panic I; created, it can he communicated elsewhere and Infect other parts of the country. Delve into the unknown, it is always more terrifying than the known. "Stinge, horrifying and mo­ rale-cracking nerve gases might be released by infiltrated sabo­ teurs and fifth columnists, Shock­ ingly hideous physical and psy­ chological illnesses might be in­ duced by germ warfare. Avoid destruction of W ashington, D.C., so a government will exist to surrender at panic, terror, and hysteria mount In Increasing crescendo to demand it. "Then follow with a military occupatloii to carry nut what, for lack of a belter n ’ if, 1 call aelcetlve genocide." llosmer said the Russians would wipe out occupational groups that do not contribute to the needs of the Communists, all nonproductive persons and all persons hostile to the cgime. Selective genocide was carried oat in Russia when the Cammuniita seised power, Hosmer said. It was carried out in China am) Hungary, too. he said, adding: "It Is an accepted Communist power technique and would eartalnly be used if they took over here.” 7?7n></ ( I Gal!*" G The legionnaires of ancient Rome wore caliga, or sandals, which were equipped with sharp ipikca arranged to protrude from the sole in the form of the wearer’* name or the number of hla legion. CONCERTMASTER Willium Jackson of the Florida Symphony Orchestra shows Sanford youngsters, left to right, Debra Clark, Janet Little and John Willis the strings on the cello. (Herald Photo) Over 1,0 0 0 Youngsters Enjoy Concert Over 1,000 Sanford y.jngstcrs fed on Elvis Presley and Fabian ^ o t their first taste of "culture’* "yesterday afternoon at the Florida Symphony Orchestra concert here. The youngsters sat in a hushed alienee as conductor Henry Maser explained each piece played by the inehestra and asked tho young­ sters to join in singing "A Mighty Fortress It Our God." Most of the boys and girls tap­ ped their feet to the atrains of ."The Stars and Stripes Forever” read sat leaning on the seat in front of them as the symphony played the stirring "Lieutenant Klje” suite. Other Items on the program in­ cluded the "Entrance of the Little Fauns'1 by Plerne, and "The Mother Goose" suite by Ravel. At the evening concert, the Civic Center was Jammed aa the or­ chestra played both classical and .semi-classical leiections. Legal Notice The two roneertt were sponsored I ment and the Sanford-DeBary En by the City Recreation depart-1 tertainment Association. ROME (UPI) - Inflation hai been stopped, at- the 1052 level as far as ticket prices for the 1000 Olympic games are ronccrncd. Price* for the game* in Rome, if purchased here, range from sou to 0.000 lire (40 centa to $9.60). about the same as they were at Helsinki in 1052, less than they were at Melbourne In 1056. If you buy your ticket! abroad, they are a little higher. The problem, however, Is how lo get the tickets. The various Olympic stadiums wilt accommodate a tolol of 250.000 spectators. The tickets will be distributed early in 1960, half of them earmarked for visitors from abroad. Judging from the number of lnquiriea already received by the Italian Olympic Organliing Com­ mittee, there will be • premium for the main event* — a premium that might be 10 timei their ori­ ginal value In a city where blackmarketing ia an old and refined art. In an effort to give foreign viaitora aa fair a chance a* possible, the Organising Committee worked out an elaborate system for tic­ ket distribution. The main points are: —Tickets are being shared be­ tween Italy and foreign countriei on a 50-50 basia; —Only officially acerediled tourlit * agencies are auiboritrd to sell ticket! abroad, and only to persons who can show they have secured housing accommodation* in Rome: Dresses Turrey by Chptham". Solid colon, same slzt fita double or twin beds. All are desirable atylea and fabrics, many in all aizes, Women's, Misses' and Juniors’. Regular Prices 6.95 to 55.00 With non skid back. Size 18 >x 30* i, completely washable, made of Du ont nylon. Dries quickly, assorted colors. ! 1* I l f l ' « r l .1 I l f ( 'M l lr Jl4 |f< S fu lu lf half. C M i i r , r i w M s , In I n r#i K . l . t . r h P r *. af MAItUAI:i:T B. MATIIESOV D flflflil Ta All C'rrdll«rs aa* paraaaa H a ,. Ian Claims a* Demands Asalaat You and r i c h of you aro hereby o m itte d and required to pre sen t | s n r claltna and d e m a n d s which you. or e it h e r of you. m a y Kara a iialnat Uio a a l a U o f l l e r a a r e i )l. Matlioion, ile<-ca.rd, lalo of aald CuunU", ta tho C o u n ty J u d a o uf Hemtnofe County, F lo r id a a l hla c rfI r a In tho court hauao a f aald C ounty a t Hanford. Florida, w ithin a l a h l c alen d a r m onth* from Iho lim a nr tha flrat publlcatlun or t h la - n o t lr o . Kach claim o r demand ahall f-» In w r l t l n r , a n d ahall a ia ta tho place of ra .ld r n c o and poa| offlea adtlrraa of iha claim ant, and ahall ha awnrn to by t h a c la im ­ a n t, s p e n t . a tto r n e y , and a n y auch e ; : : z fi'.ri •*x!1 a U iu , i 'a r r i s J. Baldwin, A. adm inistrator cf thi Metal* of X l a r a a r r t It. M athtson, d t c t a a a d F r a n k ’ KtrnanU ai IS .North O.-anso Aveaue, Orlando, F lo rid a A t t o r n e y for K i e e u i r l i r u b t l . i l Ja n . «. It. I f , IT, 1»lt. T 'ir e s t o n e .w [a rW AC aALJI r® |i In a variety of blends, many a rt year round weight. Broken sizes. M a tc h in g B ath Eniambta Special Molded foam rubber contents. Fine quality covering rose bud pattern. Size 16 x 24. Washable. Shawar Curtains I ® ® Waakly hint daaign in choic* of valuta or dtltcata pasSaaf-proaf, unbroakaattic aanstmetion. Two table of assorted fabrics, many are for year rodund wear. All greatly reduced — each T OOL SET Woolen, and blends. All sizes at a greatly reduced price. Each , garment Full length, these are values . . . R eg..35.00 t In moat all colors. Hand washable! 86" wide — extra quality finish E v e r y t h in g y o u n *o d d r iv e r m i p lu s I l f t a ilh a t t e n t io n s a n d i I n h a n d y p l a it ir cat# Ladies' Sweaters All of our Indies’ Hats at A Special Entire stock at greatly COMPLETE SET OEEER In a rts • thru 11 mads by "Torn Sawyar" itvtra! colors from which to select. Gabordltia waava, crease resistance quality— toma washabla—all dry titan. Children's Dresses And SPORTSWEAR In age 3 to II. (Broken ilzsa T t Closeout Long sleeves, all aizea, cotton, blends and wash (\iu n lm j Agta I to ll. Long (Itevs a vary goad aalactfon. Solids, plaids, chacka, atripaa. f i r e s t o n e S T O R E S C lq s u ic i) FA 2*0244 Sanford, Florida •'! "' J * "y'■ Vz Drive In Today Price In ages 4 to 14. A very nice selection, all s i i f Bob Vz Price �h ea v y, place • m aarhU p an what la aald about WO Hagen and Frank. Ha Delano Kaooavelt. Dawy Crockeu and thoaa three marble ladie* whe aU to a tohlika arrangement to ene of the tower cerridara of the Capitol." Denying that be waa any “witch hunter ef Capitol guide*." the Coogreaaman aald he only aought "to protect both political partita bom prejudicial optatona." Determined t* see tor myaelf what waa going an, I plunked down ■ quarter tor a ticket aid went along on one ef Iho tour*. Our group dnw guide No. M, a Sponsors of the Sanford baseball club this year apparent, i tha bast wishes of a lot of people. Azd be/idea good they aiy tttta g wnat often is referred to as "conaa referred to support means financial, tha i tha downfall of minor league baseball, eponeorn already have won considerrt» aotna of it considered absolute windJerry Cdttaa ef the Sanford-Ortondo Kennel Club I eemraa worth $1,000 to be need to cover the ____in addition to an earlier 93,000 wort}) of ad1ha height. This canvas also can be utilised by the ef tm m advertising by firms who backed thn tantn tot this way. mac baft been food to the efforts of the club to vet start with all the email project* narcoaery to make ful buaincaa season. Thli la important to the club during one of the tour*. Thia teemed to Imply that the guldee may hive been making tinning remark* about member* of Congnti or about tho hlatarie persona get wheat aUtuet stand in the hell*, ft caused torn* mla. understandings. Chamberlain aald hi* main ob­ jective waa to eliminate Uw tour too. If tho goeenment can af­ ford to lin o “free bulletin* about the lore life of bullfrog*," ho re* •owed, U ebould bft able to beat everyone to a guided lour. Bui, be aald, he waa being pic* hired aa "an autocrat wbo would It to a dub to win—end everybody ftp Camellia Show Slated out Florida will exhibit for tho many prises sad ribbon* atfered. The show 1s • non-profit enter­ prise ef Uw Camellia Society of a n tra l Florida to 1cooperation with the American Camellia So­ ciety. Thera to no chaff* for #*• tries. Co-chairmen to charge of an. trice are Mr*. Frank Benmgart■or, Mrs. Bobcrt Guthrie and Mr*. C. E. Sander*. all of ortondo. j ^ n n r * > fTr- f J • ii . ; i« ’ ' - t i e -»» . ** H u " • * • ic’d * .*MJki • • ^i i i • J -,M II t Ml. f i • II J .Ji' 111 J * J J • r ti y ■ r ’i * i » /.i |B || B' * • i ij •! ' ' ^ f i ; r j • j.; f9| | 'w i > ij from a f ieo-ator general's wrath. My aeet af choke, unfortunately, nine constituUon capably weathers tness periodic flaehoo ef presi­ dential temper. But that leek ef authority aimed dlreetly this way make* mo wIK, 1 think that on thia eecaeleu Mr. Elsenhower hit a new high to hit­ ting ceilings. And for a person un­ der or d m to watch blrhleed pro*. d tto D a^ k aM ia^ d in MMMM^yiM^igMM y^4ltoUM M adBniH ■ iriaJM ay ;W R B H « U to to ^ W n ^ k lW k d W k d M 4 d lM to i4 k lM M H penalised wording, ItoaBdBM ^H fM M ad 'r /- * n n u v M u m u m B% l DAILY CROSSWORD J \ \ , j ' -M M . - ii * . q If i • i i * • *% • 11 • • ‘ i * *f 1 • * ; 1 1 , <1 t >11 » i 11 1 » l«» ♦ • f ’ i » * » * » , : • * i i 4. * ♦ I f I I I ! ^I 1l l1 * • I I • s * V ■ ; 1 Christian Science Program Slated The Columbia "Church ef the Air" program on Jaa. M, will faster* a Christian Selene# program entitled, "The Healing Fewor of Gratitude." Charles Henry Gabriel, Publisher*’ Agwt for the Then he exploded. "Walt n min­ ute," aald the Pm ldent. "Are you asking a question or maktof a speech!" The look and the words fall with devastation of a Regular Army corporal’s command upon ■ raw recruit. I don't recall ever seeing an angrier president ot tho UnHod fltjtx . Tot Mtoe McClendon took the wrathful query ae calmly a* a toad rock in a sandstorm and re­ plied quietly: "I am asking two questions, air—with an Introduc­ tion.” Then an amastof thing happened. The red faco of Uw Praaldent brake Into a whopping grin—just aa If it waa something the docoor ordered. But memento later tho air1 w«» vibrant again aa the President sent words stinging scrota the room. He aald. "1 don't taka it very kindly, tho Implied accuaa* Uon that I am dealing with the whole matter of defense on a par* Federal Registrars Urged For S6uth WASHINGTON (UF1) — Sen. Jacob K. Javlta (R-N. Y.) testified yesterday that use of federal regietr a n to Uw South might- be "the s o f t isspMtasi dsrstopaust Is tho drive for universal auffago" •toe# IPSO when women were given the right to vote. Ih o uea of temporary federal apftotmra, Javlta aald, “wtU eignel the begtoslag of the end of arbitrary denial ef voting right*, particularly aa that applies ■to Nigro clttoan*. Javlt* testified before the Sen* ate Eutea Committee a t the second day of hearings on proposal* that temporary federal personnel be used when local officials refuse to register qualified clttoan*. STARTS Money Stolen Semeono took SfUT from Urn Jonca Electric Supply Co. ctah drawer Monday. Mr*. W. B. Jonca told police that tbft money apper•ntly waa taken ecmatlma after 3 :» p. m. Sanford telephone customer* will get Uwir new directories March i . Initial deUvwrp this year will ha ISAdO compand with 10.PM fer last year, Sanford Southern Sell Manager Kebert Shiddaa aald to­ day. Old directorial don't hare t* ho turned in to get Urn new snap. Tho familiar grty-gieea cover on the directory will bo replaced by a glosiy thro* color cover tonLuring the “southern bell*." Cross Episcopal Church. IfagainMl Through Health ■V-'-'VSE'?' fl-1■'^ ♦-W ed. J ob. 20. 1940 Wmr Aa we were picking onrselvae off the floor, the Pm ldent re­ covered quickly to beg ua net la gents# him of profanity. Alt around, It waa a quotable day for the SIS reporters. As for Mtoe McClendon, It was a rough day all around. After Uw press conference aha walked oat to her car parked outside the PHONB FA 3-ltia ADMISSION - Me KIDDIES UNDRB IP • FEES LAST TIMES TONITB AT TsPP dk 1ftto* P. M. “Wreck Of The Mary Dean" OAET COOPEB f'O-FEATWB AT two OltLT •ASM ANT OIBL" Shirley MacUIn* - Devid Niven as * . • •>.* fW iSS: f- ;t » ..........................2 4 .9 5 E n t i r e S t o c k O f Al l Wool Regular Price x ie ae - - - - - - - - 2 4 .9 5 * » ............. 2 1.9 5 19 .9 5 .... Trousers Bwr. SALE im s - - - 9 .9 5 Swatters Reg. SALE 1 2 . 9 5 ------- p U c . m M t c o m o w lr ( ■ ■ ■ ib a t t n f f to high *•* 7 .9 5 5 .9 5 Ob * A lt c r s t io , ►ny*. -tom-wryi. '- V T ML<t r ■S’ \ t - - 7 .9 5 10.95 --6.95 9.95 f ---5.95 , 8.95 - - A 9 5 11.95 * of tho utwiM. <■ Sport Coats ,: * . k .iw n S t 21 ................. 3 4 .9 5 m h w "‘w e.. l; 11 t& f.c IMayfair Inn Sale V . • j-i Served on Sunday FTom Noon * * .............................2 7 .9 5 [ e rr • Cocktails • t the NEW YOBK UJPI) —Dr. Henry Ogdea of LoUatona State Unlm* eity, reports that *iagla, divorced and separated persona get m en heads cnee than do the married. 8 .9 5 Tha body eostrab the Used tha body. Consequently, vaptauura by amaU neryee, rious forma of degeneration fa d U w t o U l . m uK iH .r U jr. u k t / BAMBOO LOUNGE From S I . M. THURSDAY, JANUARY I High Blood Pressure Reduced When Cause I s Removed . 1 • Dancing Nightly W ages Of ^Freedom (By DR. T. LEO KERWIN) 1 ft tubllka arrangement because t)i« sculptor died M ore finishing the atstue, leaving Juat their heads sticking out oi the marble block. Tbto guido wai the epitome of Impartiality. Checking further. M trailed around after aome of the other guide*, surreptitiously lliteniag to their spiels. The upahot wns the aame ex. cept that I made a discovery which could reader Chamberlain'e MO unnecessary. 1 found that it you work it right, you ean make the tour without paying anyway. All you have to do la aland aaldft and pretend to be inapeet. lag the ceiling when the guidam collecti ticket* at the Houae an™ Sonata chamber*. You won't mla* anything. Von can get a pan from your Congrenman to go Iniida Regular Price Phone Directories Due March 1 I v ’* Assignment ^ d lilA lig ^ M ifliid i^ * - ♦ •• W B B if lw l l i 1;l k .» Proposal M ay Bring Froo Capitol Tour HEAVY-! increte’ Results | DAILY CROSSW OltP j> ' f*'1 l*r -V^ « 1 W i -Vi ‘.ii. �•««f«h frralh Wed. Jan. 20, 1980—Tape R W.M.U. Holds Focus Banquet of their daughter, Mary Esther, to Dural Wendell Raker, ton of Mr*. Lenora Raker and the late Dalton Raker of Craw fordville, Fla. Miss Powell ii a graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford. She will graduate in June from the Florida State University with a major in mathematic* education. She ii serving as president of the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Her other activities include serving as a Junior counselor and as a member of the F-Club, the women's athletic honorary and the Mathematics Teaching Club. Mr. Raker it a graduate of Craw fordville High School and hai served in the U. 5. Navy for four years. He is now attending the North Florida Junior Cnllege in (P&AAdjw I a MISS MARY ESTHER POWELL U)om&n BY JEANNE WAKNKE MRS. C. M. KLOWEn.S called 0 t o tell ail about tha big card party at the Civic Center this Friday night, it wiLl be sponsored by the Garden Clubs with Sirs. Al Hunt as party chairman and Mrs. D. K. Dorman, co-chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Temple, 3300 East Colonial Dr„ Orlando, announce the birth of a daughter, Jan. 18 at Orange klemorlal Hos­ pital. SI rs. Temple Is the former Margaret Moore, daughter of Mr. and M(s. J. Milton Moore of San­ ford. Word has been received of the death of Jerry E. Mason in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Mason spent several winters in Sanford and has many frienda here. thoughtful huhby sure that there Mrs. Sion a Moyer of Jackson­ was plenty of food for.everyone. ville, it visiting Mrs. Beulah Thornton, Mrs. Stable Monroe and M R. AND MRS. MARTIN other friends and relatives in the ST1NECIPHER had at their house Sanford area. She will be re­ membered at the former Mona guests last night Dr. James E. Cowan. Walter, president of their alma mater. Piedmont College in Demo-1 real, Ga and other alumni, Sir. and Mrs. Ralph Sirucher of Win­ ter Park. Dr. Waller spoke at Ihe Kiwanii Club at noon today. MARY HIGGINS (Mrs. Edward J r .) received the aurpriae of her life ona avening last week when etse answered e knock at the door 0 e e d 28 of her friends entered— erith husband bringing up the iwir. He aeld, “ Honey, do we have any potatoes in the house?” te which she (no doubt in dis­ may) said, “Oh, no!" But U all turned out to be ■ wonderful birthday party for bar with Sirs. W. E, Baker was hostess to the January meeting of Sallic Harrison Chapter, D. A, R. at her home In Lake Mary. Co-hostesses were Mrs R. M. Ball and Sirs. Clinton Hyatt. Sirs. F. E. Roumillat, regent, presided at the business meet­ ing. Good citizenship chairman, Mrs. Ball, reported that medal* and certificates for good citizen­ ship were awarded to Miss Sybil Grant of Lyman High School. Miss Peggy Weitgata of Seminole llight and Miss Ann Slaton of Oviedo High. Slisa Barbara Ruprrchl, histo­ rian announced that Mayor Hig­ ginbotham had been requested to issue a proclamation, designating February as “ American History Month!" Mrs. W. K. Baker, honor roll chairman, told members that th* chapter had mat the gold hone? roll requirement!. Delegates elect­ ed to the state conference In Miami Beach, 31arch 28 io 31 were Mrs. A. B. Key, Mrs. C. E. Butler, Mra. Lawrence Tinsley, Mrs. H. W. Rucker and Mrs. C. R. Dawson. Ten alternates INVITATIONS have been mail­ were also elected, ed for a party at the homo of Mrs. William Davis of New Cdr. and Mrs. Floyd Harris Sat­ urday night. But now Lucille is wondering if a few of the Invi­ tations have ended in the waste paper basket a* unread advertise­ ments. This is what 140 people have received: The planning board of th* pilot “Are you run down, tired, ner­ C'uuba from Orlando and Sanford vous and ooly half alive? Have met Sunday afternoon at the the 'holidays and bills got you home of Mrs. Raymond M, Ball in a slump? Why try Carters on Crystal Lake, in Lake Mary, {you know what) or old-fash­ lo maka plana for tbe Convention ioned remedies. Take advant­ lo be held in Orlando. age of our special offer Jan. 23 and obtain free (ample* of our tonic. Consultations, 84. Consul­ tants, Floyd and Lucille," The Harris' will be saying goodby lo Sanlord as he has orders ha Km Sixth Fleet Staff Ii France. Bon Voyagel Personal s New Sorority Formed The Pin* Crest inn was the] Chart! scene of a new sorority meeting rhaptrr when the Alpha Ku chapter of Al-1 mct,art| phi Delta Kappa met there for | j n(t v lunch and a short busincaa meet- qrri‘e lary; S Thi* new sorority, sponsored by urrr; \| Ibe Kappa chapter in Orlando, was gt-arms started in Sanford Dec. 11. 1938 jan; \| with an impressive initiation and Miss Ri installation service at the home of Mrs. Roberta Richards. Alpha Della Kappa is a na­ tional honorary sorority for wom­ en teachers. It was officially be gun in 1847 when the stale nf Missouri issued a charter, incor­ porating it as a national sorority with the privilege of installing, rhaptrr* in every stale in thr Smyrna Beach spoke on “Com­ munism." Mrs. E. M. Hoke and 3lrs. Raymond Smith displayed a collection of interesting but­ tons. Guests included Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kenneth Coffin of New Smyrna Beach and Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Others attending were Mmca. Rucker. Key. Tiniley, Bullcr, Dawson, M. Brim, F. E. noli, Howard Brewer, J. B. Ray, C. T., Park, L. P. Hagan, Lena Belle Jennings, Edmund Mrisch, A, W. Lee, W. A. Canady, P. P. Camp­ bell, Jamei Sims, and Ralph Leonard. C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA MECHANICS* Tim Civil Service Board of the City of Sanford, Florida will accept applicationa for the poaition of MECHANIC. REQUIREMENTS ALL applicant* mu»t reside in the County, be of good moral character and phyaieal fitneea; and, have had at iaast a high achool education. Opportunity for advance­ ment baaed on merit, efficiency, industry and oondueL Age limit 46. For further detaUa call al the City Hail. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Church Calendar wet Mr*. Jnck Rryant. Rev. T. R. Fisher Ifad th* group singing. Dr. W. P, Brook* Jr., gar* th* invocation and Mr*. Brook* gave thr welcome suitress. A resume of th* product* and thr minion work bring donr hi the variom emintriesi waa firm by thr circle minion itudy chair­ men. Mr*. Irving Pryor report** on Japan: Mn. H. W. Rurkar, Mexico; Mrs, J. T. Hardy, Lalla America, Mr*. U. W. Skipper, Africa; Mr*. C. Beil*. Alaika and Mr*. V. C. Menenger, Hawaii. In th* absence of the president, Mrs. Helen Carter, Mr*. B. Ok Moore, vice president, pretided. CAMERAS Photography SuppHea I • Day Developing S ank* WEDNESDAY Senior Choir supper • p. m. at First Presbyterian Church. Mid-week Blhle hour T p. m. First Baptist Church Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. S. S. cabinet meeting 1:13 p. m. THURSDAY First Baptist Royal Ambassa­ dors, T p. m. Presbyterian Ctrl Srout Troop 233 3:13 p, m. WIEHOLDT CAMERA SHOP 311 R. Park Sanford. Flo. HAYDEN FUTRELL THE SEMINOLE BOTE Round and Squarg D u c t EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00 P. M. TH MIDNIGHT Legion Hall > Hwy. 1T-M HUNDREDS OF ITEMS GO ON SALE TOMORROW TREMENDOUS MARK DOWNS! REDUCTIONS' BIG RACK BIG TABLE chapter In Orlando, Mamie Renchrr. Maude Moore, and Thelma David. COTTON AND Oviedo Personals Miss Ella Bell Jones has return­ ed to her home In Callente, Nev. after a visit with her lUtcr-in-law, Mrs. Ruby II. Joncf. While here Miss Jonr* was a guest at several dinners in her honor. /4/ss Melanie Jackson Honored With Shower By Oviedo Friends The City Hall Memorial building .waa filled lo capacity when friend: and relatives of the prominent bride-elect, Mias Melanie Jackson, gathered for a miscellaneous shower given for her by Mfi. George A. Kelsey, Mr*. J. B. Jones. Jr., Mrs. W. V. Swenson, Mr*. Elsie Fleming, Roy Wcisenbarger, 3!ra. L. L. Faulk, Mrs. Ralph Neely. Mrs. G. W. Alford, Mra. James Partin and Mrs. Dpnn Ulrey. Mils Jackson and Luther An­ drew Duda will be married Sun­ day, Jan. 31 at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Slavia, The bride's table was decorated with pink camtllias and fern. The serving table, overlaid with a linen cutwork doth, displayed a German silver candle holder ar- rhosen pattern Semi-Annual Sale Continues C IV IL SERVICE BOARD ♦ATTENTION: MIIS. IRVING I’RYOR, W.M.U. mimtlon study chair­ man and Mrn. R. Nrwnntm* are shown wearing their Japanese costumes at the “Focus Week” banquet, al First Baptist Church. Good Citizenship Certificates Awarded To Students By D.A.R THIS PAST SUNDAY my family circled a table at the MQ Ranch In Osteen with owners, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Morris, and son, Rob­ ert, Mrs. Perry C. Staler and winter guest of the MQ, Charles Scfibncr of Scribner Publishing House. Mr. Scribner, who traveled to Florida in a shiny Cadillac equipped with trtephone, marvel­ ed over the continuous warm weather that we have been hav­ ing here. Also enjoying western atmos­ phere of the “ cookhouse" and la­ ter horseback riding were Nancy and John Morgan and Iheir three youngsters. The John Dunna made another family group and MRS. AL HUNT other Sanford dincra Included Mr. nehata a n f t and will taka and Mrs. Howard N. Brewer and • a n of refreshments, a high Mr. and Mra. Francis Meriwether. seora prize for each labia and ONE OF THE MOST ELABO­ tao many door prize* to be award­ RATE parties of the week was a ed. Mra. Flowers reminds every- Sunday for 30 at the home one lo bring ibeir own cards of Lcdr. Brunch lira. Stephen Oliver and make sure they have the on Park and Guests went correct group number for Ibe away sayingAvenue. many complimentary gtma of their choice. Shu thinks jt would be nice if some or our thingi about the Olivers and their P«rty. winter nsfdenta attended too. A LIVELY PARTY Saturday avening was at Ruth and Harry Robaon's home. Friends gathered ^ around the fireplace and pit in the Florida room where they watchad chicken barbecued to tbe right degree of goodness. After­ wards, entertainment ran the ga­ mut from dancing to an oldfashioned aongfesl at Ihe piano. WEDNESDAY All day workshop for home im­ provement chairmen of the home demonstration cluba will be held at the H. D. Center, 401 E. 23th St. starting at 1:30 a. m. Close about 3 p. m. Mrs. Gladys Ken­ dall, formrr H. D. Agent of Semi­ nole County, state homr Industry and marketing specialist, will demonstrate care and cleaning of doors at morning leaaton. Care of furniture will be demonatraled in the altemoon. Leaders aikcd to bring work sproni. B. P. w. monthly dinner meet­ ing T p. m. at the Civic Center. THURSDAY County Council of H. D. club meet* at 10:30 a. m. al the H. D. Center on 23th St. Dr. R. L. Reddish of U. F. will demonstrate “Carving of 3le*t.” Meat used la demonstration will be used for luncheon. Bring covered dish (vegetables, salads and dessert). Business session after lunch. Seminole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. will hold the annual election of officers at 8 p. m. at Masonic HalL The W.M.U of Firtt tUpllst Church closed their highly suc­ cessful “ Focus Week'' ptojnam with a banquet In thr educational .building. Each table was decorated to tepresent a country loured during the seiies of mission studies. Circle chairmen were dressed in costumes representing t h e i r respective countries. The dinner carried out the for­ eign rounlry theme, with Spanish rice, English peas, Hawaiian salad. South Ameilcan Java, and Alaskan dessert included on the menu. Guest speaker for the evening RAYON RACK GIRLS' DRESSES 2 • Shop Eftrly For Boat g i l t 4km WOMEN'S COTTON DUSTERS WOMEN’S • At Redscod Prfet 2 • Over 300 To Select From ENTIRE STOCK WOMEN'S LONG COATS WASH AND WEAR BIG RACK WOMEN'S DRESSES BIG - BIG TABLE YOUR SIZE IS HERE GUARANTEED FAST . Lingerie METAL WASTE . Playdoth.es • Sweaters . Hats (Dm aa &a BASKETS WHAT A BUY 44( CHENILLE DRESSED 16 INCH . Skirts ODD LOT WOMEN’S FIRST QUALITY GAYMODI P E N N E Y ’ S W I L L BE O P E N SIX ; D A Y S A W E E K . . . 9 A. M. T I L L 5 : 1 0 P. , SHOP P E N N E Y ’ S Y O U ’ L L S A V E �*J asmm A l l 1i m t n 1 Prieto Good Through B at. Jao . 31 wMm i that n r of •Mf*. It Mid CM* «ld Iw allow'd until n m r i ******* n I mTm n at a*. tMUnata caantr. ayrawgi*! M anna win um Ika Olr*»u C ta n , M in MMl >• V s ; w Vu im «« u-witi n*rua f u i i t u fnkii»?V*i.f*ia°a s*. t t FlataUH K C W S K fi V 1* ^ \% h ^ r Libby** or Fre»Mar California Golden IN HEAVY SYRUP •1C NO. 2 * CAN SCOTT PAPER SALE! Waldorf Fine Quality T O IL E T Fre-Mar Finett Value T IS S U E S im* CYPRISS CARDINS NOURISHING O’ PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Starkiat Top Quality Chunk * . A j 191 m SCOTT STURDY PAPER TOWEL&HOLDERS50 SCOTTIES. SOFT & STRONG & FACIAL TISSUES * * “5S? 2 - 49- 9x1 t �I |> I n f i l l f i r Wed. Jan. 20, 1M0—1 W ESTER N L E A N , C O R N -F E D A lt END A ID CENTER BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK G fte r ti Hickory Ranch Or Racon No. 1 Quality RINDUSS BREAKFAST ® *^*A N T ||0 Courtesy Air Tumi ‘Sour* CONTROL! WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate1* ueual eweet air o f emirU»y wee toured with a hit *d lemon Tueedey. Senate GOP Leader Everett K. Otrkeen objected to an nmtodr meat offered by Ben, Thomaa 0 . Henninga Jr. (D-Mo.) en n pond* tag bill. Henninga, In replying, radanod to Olrheon'e cuetemary "#Ub" and » *, De/icafcsson Biters/St>ec/j/s A TENDER DELICIOUS WHITE CAKE, TOPPED WITH ICED CHOCOLATE FUDGE OR WHITE FUDGE Dairy Foods SEA FOODS ^SC TASTY ALL MEAT SLICED MAYFAIR LONGHORN STYLE SLICED DEEP SEA BOLOGNA CHEDDAR o- A A . SCALLOPS 49* OLD FASHIONED ZESTY SMOKED PARIS (UPI) — Friend* of An­ drei Porumbeanu, Uw Romanianborn chauffeur who tb p ;d u-Itii hetrcii Gamble Benedict, n l | today bt mlaht have found a war to haittn a divorp* from hi* win *o be could marry thn IF-year-old American debutante. . Porumbeanu baa been coneult* Inf internatlenal ltwyera, they diicloied, but there waa ae Indi­ cation of what line of action tin attorney* might euggeit. The runaway debuUnta'a bro­ ther, Douflai Benedict, who ob­ tained an emergency leave from the U. S, Army in Germany and flew here after talking with hla grandmother In New York, admit­ ted today that he had failed la convince hla atilar to retura ltdmd Ha talked privately with Gam­ bia and had hoped to meet agala with her today but abe appar­ ently changed her mind. Banndkt waited In vain for a telephone call from hla alater la hia total room today. At their maeUag loot eight, Gamble told him that aha aid made Porumbeanu the beneficiary In her win . Under It, St-naMM Porumbeanu could Inherit hundred of thouaanda of dollara unlen Gamble were eut off from bar part of Ute Remington typewriter fortune by her grandmother, Mrt. Katherine Benedict. In addition to Portunbaasu'l friend*, another p erm who tolieve* nothing enn be done sow to dlnuade Hlta Benedict from marrying the ea-cbeuffuer la the Bev. Slurgla Lee Riddle, data el (he American Precattodral (Bpiaeepal), la wheae tome Gamble mat with tor brother yaatardayv. He m ealed today that to toa been acting ea intermediary be­ tween the two. The mlaiater aeids "Yea knew hew young girl* ere. Wo haven’t been able to move tor or change , her mind. She a atUl dalarwlaad to io through with it" After Gamble met with tor brother, aha entered a car where Porumbeanu waa waiting- _ PKC # U « FRESH • OZ < OYSTERS "adroit* manner. Oirkaen took effanee. “The eeneter It net »Hb tod not adroit,” Hennlngo apalagieed. Dlrkxn again cemytataod and aekad only that to to treated "an a gentleman." Henninga fully repaired t ie damage- changing hla imnarto to refer to Dirk*on~e "unfalltaf a i l tranicemllng eloquence." QUICK FROZEN HYGRADES DELICIOUS SPICED IONEUSS COD FILLETS * 3 9 * 35d VALUE FRESH CAUGHT MULLET 2 us F ancy BROWN ’N SERVE LADY FAIR SLICED WHITE R ed M c ln to ih PKCOF 12 REG 18f VALUE 20 OZ LOAVES PKGS OF :&t8US3aB3ff FANCY1PASCAL Lanolin Rich Woodbury Lotion THOUSANDS O F FREE GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM W HEN YO U SHOP WITH MERCHANT'S GREEN STAMPS! CELERY GLADYS b d fo fin B M to in M iB for ntnsy tin iN M lar! �By JERRY COVINGTON T hi tempo of thn fast approaching inabsll mmoii is Increaalng every day Hi before long our sports pages will once rain be covered with the news that most ua anxiously await ovary morning. 1960 atracts a rt bolng signed by some and inrnod by oomo and tha battla between ainaae managers and player* la as m i aa aver.' Moat of tha major laague clubs get itfctir training underway around Feb. 25 Yrith pitcher* and catchers reporting a week early. Tha Washington Senators, will Rave a couple of fdlows reporting to Or­ lando on that data whom several dubs ,wooId give just about anything to get in their lineup, Although tne Nats itack depth in their pitching staff more than any dub in the majors they have the top pitcher in the American League in my hooka. He Is on of Castro's boys ■amad Camflo Pasqual. Last year he imiprSMad everyone around the loop and led ih a league in shutouts with seven. Al:though Pete Ramos lost mors games than ha won last season, he is also one of tha .heat looking flingsrs in the AL and plenty M dubs wfli ba toying to talk Cal Griffith m t of Mm. I' Up Mntll last season when the Nats came to Orlando in tha spring about tha mmo hi tha lineup that drew any attention was slugger Roy Belvers. But now we can look forward to seeing tnsny of tha pteyera that made tha headlines all season, Harmon (Killer) Klllebrew was the meal ticket for the Nats this season and his early season homer pace was nothing ahort of sensational. Jim Lemon also made a name for himself Mfter floundering around for many years. He used to be the AL strikeout king but this year he erased all the bad things on his record with hia booming b a t Bob Allison, who roams the outfield with the speed of a deer, was named as tha AL Rookie of tha Year, and ia called by tha Yankees aa tha brightest prospect in the major leagues. I got a look a t him this fall in a game against Detroit and ha certainly looked deserving of ail of the top bill ing that ha had gotten all Mason. He can run, hit, and throw, and these three things a rt what makes a great bail player. While sitting at Griffith Stadium with Sherry Robertson last fall he pointed out one thing I hadn't thought of. If they hadn't hit that miserable 17 gems loosing streak and could have won Just half of them, they would have been battling for third piece at the end of tha season. The once lowly Nats can no longer be considered aa a minor league dub in tha majors because with another pitcher or two they will ba up there with the best of them. l a g A l m u a AArayAH w j m a n iv h iim CHAM* ca r% A s* o r A tT M MMCUWgfSMT Tseng sod l a g Lundqultt i Ssnftrd goaslaolea to aa M victory aver Leesburg ib tbs seventh victory of .tha •e tho Samtanloo against m m S* BCUMPKP BV M A itA c w u r n AMPMWHAK, 1rolled up five field goala tm throws for l l paints, r I m f p lil railed up lb ale spas ad w i l l paint Lait K i m at this point, grey­ hound enthusiasts were talking about a big gent sailed Isdurali who covered the flve-iixteanthimil* diatanee in M.M iceondi, Vow they’re bulling about the neweat aenaatlon, Ed'a Silver Put­ ty, Thia young, but lightsing-tika fellow moved over the diatanee Saturday afternoon in MJg accondi lo poet the fiaeat time in two yeara of actios at the local club. fcd'e Silver Putty will be aeeking hit fifth atraight triumph in tonigh la* hot-box 10th race, part of an 11-event program opening at his third straight Grade-A triumph. Tonights unususl action will lead Chooaey. holder of the tracka rec CORAL GABLES (UP1)—Pintaitcd Dick Hickox, clutch-shooting guard for tho Uni vanity of MlNEW YORK (UPI) - Irish Pat lost 10 pounds in tbs last year." Ing finithed what Maxie ttarted am'a basketball team, wai named That brings him down to a ia »M. Comlskey still is making like a Pat fought oa aad on, through United Press International's “Flo­ heavyweight — and still with the “fashionable" 2S0 pouoda. tha next decade, but with little rida Atblote of tho Week" today same varied success. “Not quite leading man propor­ ■uceeit. When a pair of automo­ Pat is the fellow who, back In tions," admits tha man who too bile accidents drained away more for tha aecond time this season. Tha M Hickox, a Sl-yaar-old IMO, was being touted as the often led with Us right, “ but I'm of hi* natural resources. Pat tuned his glance toward tho coming heavyweight champion of getting then." junior from Fort Wayna, Ind., flickers. . .. _ (be world. Then bo ran into a was tha hero In two of tho Hurri- •: 10. U always was a causa for won­ His first role was as a doubts# canes’ three wins last woak over Although only lli-yearr-old, Ed'a fellow named Max Baer and Pat der that Pat never made H as a for Primo Camera, aaee listed aa no longer was. being touted. Florida teams. Ibe heavyweight champioo, In a Silver Putty wclgba 72 poundi and Last Thursday, ha bucketed a ia a mi red a brilliant future at The one time boy wonder of the leading man In the ring. He was knighthood and ogre bit called free throw with three seconds apscd circlea across the nation. ring is 40 now and yet he con­ a big, raw-boned Irish kid with Prince Valiant. Then came Mte hair. Ha could mova and left that enabled Miami to II# the' Morning lino odda eatabllah the big tinues using bis dukes — in front russet he could punch, as attested swift- in such television shows aa Marof the Hollywood cameras. University of Florida SS-Sf. Than gent aa a Mo-1 favorite for the ly after be turned pro. Becrase crick, 77 Sunset Strip sod the His current fisticuffs make all ha scored five points la the over­ Pat loat only one of his first M Alaskans. the old dreamt come true. He'll time period oa tho Hurricanes But Pat bite new belfhls sow be seen ai heavyweight champion bouts and cbalked up as knock­ won 70-AS lo snap a 10-yaar losing Director Named aa “ Blf Jim Fiteiibbooa." “ Big Jim Fitigibbona," in ABC's outs. * atroak on tho Galore’ home floor. CHICAGO (UPI) - Harry Hick- Sugarfoot One sequence bad to bo mho* But Pat was Impatient. series. So Psl makes it Last Saturday, Hickox drilled mas, of Hattiesburg. Mtir., who at laet, even go be was only 1* when they because he actually bloodied an if it Is only oa cel­ a butter-beating field goal ia the baa boon a Chicago Cub scout for threw him ia with Baer. Madcap opponent too nastily. And at lonyM final, two soconds to whip Florida eight years, haa been named assist­ luloid. “They used to tell me I was Maxie knocked him out in the laar, even If It It make believe, State University, 91-01. He lad ant director of player procurement too big for tho parts they had," first round. After that, feat cars be ia the heavyweight champion ia scoring with SI points, bis high for the dub. says the #-* Comlskey. “ But I’ve rad as equally rapid mode of lie- of tho world. for the season. Coach Bruce Hals thinks Hickox Is the biggest factor ia Miami’s current 11-game win streak, tops In major loaguo competition. Tho Hurricanes own an over-all mark of lft-1 and ara third nationally ia icorinc with an SI.7 polat-porgame average. “Hickox keeps our team ftrad up," Halo sold. "Ha wont lot anybody quit and that's the reason we've woo the cloee ones. If ho'a not an All-American, then nobody Is." Tha »awad-off Httls shotmaksr currently holds a 10.1 acorint avsraga and has pumped In SAB U.S.D.A. INSPECTED TENDER CHICK points to date. With 10 game* remaining ha sbauld asaily break Miami's ali-tima scoring mark of g ll points if bo mauttehu hia prevent average. Hickox haa taken dead aim tm Miami'* all-time scoring mark of record of J,1M points, eat by Gena Stage during tha Masons from 10M to ISM. He haa now asored ggg points in lees than two years. Barring injury, ha should rewrite the Hur­ ricane record book whan ha winds up his collegiate campaigning. BTREAK-O-LBAM WHITS BACON Oviedo, 131-76, This dig's oldest banking insti­ tution, tha laaford-AUanUonation•I, today joined other sporte-mladed resident* in accepting the San­ ford Greyhound Baseball Club's in­ vitation to renew Its advertising mace on the fence at Municipal Stadium. The renewal waa authorised by R. J. Bauman, prsrident of the bank, with a joking “How coma tha rate will ba tba same aa last year when tha aiga is already painted and needs only re-touching?" Whan told that local club spoo­ ler* plan to Increase attend asm considerably this aumator and that hia investment thus would ha mere valuablo than ia IBM, Bauman lasghlngly said, "It waa a good to- seasfns ago when ha (oak on the rota accepted last year by W. Kennoth McRoborts, who posted tho II,SOB needed at a crucial moment in order to buy a franchise. Ha also was named president of (ha club, and can quickly fill you in on what kappeni when all tha breaks atari going against you. “They tell me," Mr. McRobarts said, “that Bob Bauman was as spirited a baseball fan aa this city a m knew. Wa welcome him oa our ride again thia y u r , aad confi­ dently expect to see kirn in Ms ben The wide lead of Mather of San­ ford was almost ra t Is bait is San­ ford City Bawling League^ action last Wednesday avasiag, as Bur­ nett Painters whitewashed tha Faralturtmen. U was tha first sweep of the year against .the Mather team by any team is tha laague. Claude Foster, led Urn attack with a MS atries, while Jobs Uhr'a SIS wasn't big •sough for (he laser*. Is othsr laague action, Naw York Life Insurance aba polled a whitewashing job against Celery City Prtstiag Company with Jim Ma­ loney coming through with a big MS total for tha Iaaurofi. Buck Ferguson rolled a a s to lead Gana'a Seminole Cleaners and Laundry, but George Kenis had a 224-Ml to toad Harry's Liquors to a two-to-oM victory over the Clean ing men. “ Match-of-the-Week" — tonight will bo on laoea three aad four Si Harry's Liquors trial to duplicate the feat of Burnett’* Painters by whitewashing top-dog Mather of Sanford. Other league action will sea Burnett Painter* against New York Life insurance oa the left hand lanea, while Gene's Seminole Cl*an*re and Laundry take an Celary city Printing on tha right hand SHORTENING ■rran Giant Uncle Bans GA. RED Rice TOMATOES Mm «M 14 oz. 25c Corn Birds ly e Greea 2/35c Morton Macaroni * 2/43c Peas 10 oz*3/43c Cheese AMERICAN BEAUTY Bird* Bye P*4*U SPAGHETTI Gerhor Mrslned 14 Oa. •tohaty Crura Cnt 6/59c Beons Gertoe Junior Foods 11 Oa- la in Lao 2/35c Brownies Patties Foods Name Chminmaa FLORIDA GRADE "A* DRESSED ft DRAWN No. M0 21c ■tofsefo CM , 79c No. BM 15c Beets 29c VELDA OR SAN FRANC11CO (UFD-Ptoyd (Bucky) tho isucsyj Walter nouor af os m o Asa nan Fran rrancisco Ntwa-Cali Bulletin has boon aimed ch*Irmas of tbo S u P rai­ rie** chapter of tba Baseball Writers Asia, af America. PERFECTION N ifk llrlS M O 3 MATINEES P. M WEEKLY Wednesday, Friday * Saturday IP . M. LA D IES NIGHT EV ER Y THURSDAY MARKETS SAVINGS Seafood Ava. of 4th St. mm f u- �tv ?' "1 ’ ‘v DO ALL YOUR FOOD SHOPPING AT WINN-DIXIE LOW, LOW PRICES plus TOP VALUE STAMPS •n Whole Kernel DIXII DARLING DINNKR 6 as T° Niblets Corn ROLLS Thrifty Maid 10' O N LY fK O . -Cl ip t h is COUPON CW TIFlC A Tt I Apple Sauce 8 30) CANS t it u i rou T O * ' * STORE $ |0 0 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD Thurn,, F r l., Sat.. Jan. 21, 22, 23 BUTTERBALL TURKEYS SWIFT PREMIUM Grade "A" Dr. A Dr. Quick Frasen 16 to 20 Lb. Average 1 WKY.VI111 l . „ H O U S* Flovorful P O R K & B EAN S 8 30# CANS Del monte FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 30) CANS King Size Blue or W H ITE A R R O W PKO Armour Stor Grade "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen - 6 - 8 STUFFED TURKEYS Freshly W-D "Branded" Plate Grnd Beef 3 u 29' S h o rt R ib s Sarasota Brand Chunk * 39* Sliced Bacon *£'79' Corned Beef Lb. 69' Slab Bacon Brooks County or Tatmodge While They U d Smoked (Not Sliced) Boston Butt u. 29* Eat-Rlte Thick Sliced 12-01: “ Country Ham U,. 7 9| 'P o rk ' R oast i Lb. 39*| Bologna Copeland Hot or Mild 3 9 < Eat-Rlte Smoked Lb. 19’ S a u s a g e G IAN T PKG. r W -D “ Branded" *r7 Stew Beef Hickory Sweet Thick BLUE CHEER Lb. Average b°. 39* Sd u s a g e 3 u*M-“ Fancy Freeh Golden Bantam RINIM THU COUPON PO« N Ears T ip V a in S liM p i * » Tear Noerotf WIm -OMO la Addition Te Theee Regularly lernod When Yea Pureheie Ch.f Robcilo Red W ine sop Laundry Soap Beauty Bar Vel Soap 2 ■«. 39* O ctag o n Facial Soon Cashmere Bouquet 3 «.V. 29* Sp ree Cadvnere Bouquet 2 Tolltf IIT 10' 2 f.'S 29* Facial Soap EX 29* S p r e e 2 R5 41* Toilet Soap Sogd Palmolive 3 & 29' Sweetheart 4 Ben 33* Tellet Soap Palmolive 2 ------, u , 29' V e l SB 33' Apples Fresh, Crisp Poscol 5 Baa 49' C e l e r y Betty Cracker Instant 2S19* 2 SB PIZZA PIES Coupon Void Aflor Saturday, January 33rd. Buddy Boy Potatoes 2 Pkgs. 69' Popcorn 2 Bog 25' Duncan Hines Frozen Orange B E $100 “ Morton, Ham, Turkey, Chicken, Salisbury Steak Coupon Void Aftor Saturday, January 23rd. \ .V .V .V iy .V jV iV A W Y i^iY iY iY /iY rY .V Liquid Vel ^ 69' F a b f t 33' & 77' J . Jewell Frozen — Gr. — " .A. " Quick . . ---- --------- Astor Fordhook or Boby Lim a X,99' B e a n s 5 ^ M00 Fryer"S5.r2 Morton Fruit i Pies Pan-Radi Frozen Ea39' Shrimp Taete O' Seo Perch l Fellets lift 39* R o l l s Morton Frozen 'Sf 49' Chocolates 1.99 ■ U: " v | I . f’ 5 <51. 29' Dlnnerware Pock' AD 4 0 ^ i. Pk«. K le e n e x Towels O LE O A "~ A T W ft. n ' 2 te 19* AJAX While. Yellow ft Pink Saparhrand Gr. “A** U rge Shipped Blu White FLAKES i l l 2 Bolta Only EGGS 12- 79* ■assa �I Pair* 10—W*d. Jan. 20, lJJflO PlSCOORA©rNe>Tl-LL is n t irr JL wow caw w e » e p .ve v g a ra Twwfry veac 5 aheap ------ ------------------- ' OF T H B M !N I f ANiAVATBP l CARTOONS?/ BCMINC7 TW6 M IN ROC<BTW V oav a sp THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY Y E A H 'D U K E h N f W ^ CAR IS NOT SO l d if f e r e n t / eahunt IN FRONT, AND THE CONTROL IS STILL > VIM THE BACK r—< V I SEAT! V' Vi."!;.;K i/,4 1W v S fln C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 302 So. Park Avev Ph FA 3-59*1 H i ACRES good building land on paved road only one mile from downtown Sanford. Hay* den Futrell, Box 294-A, Rt. 1, , Sanford. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; SO OFTEN I THINK f— tw I OIDNT lead ' cm t BCUCVE SOMETHIN* r LIKE THAT.., / COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Re* aalea available from 1150 down —■■■urn* gST.SO monthly pay. menta. Inquire at office o* phone FA 2-7603. Tuea., thru Frl. • 1 P. M. day be< fore InaertlM. Mon. * Hat. noon. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tuea. thru FrL • I P. M. day He fore inaertlon. Man. • Hat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY! The Herald will mat be rtaponatble lee mere than awe Incorrect Inter­ lion #r year ad, and reserves the right to m le e or reject any advertlaearnt from tM t ordered to conform to the peliciea of Ihla paper. i ...See TKme/ cue ship has JUST ONE MORE ThinS, HOW™POOF MB NEAR WASHED NTO AN EMPTY . EMTfl CAR... AS FLAWED/ T H E VtnCKAGE — THEN COPER TME n e r r bacx t o THE SA7EUI7E/ A WOHWi COASTfOe*UUNC*WMil.Ww6 ONLY ANbNOWP MUS INO THE JuNfiUT l u r THE JUM6LE' A THOUSANDMILES K V t lf u , WHO MIKAS THATf }— - W JutttikrRKwuT Am TH IN K A**, IM P 0 9T0R . THINK. S A M S O P LO N E / ’W A 9 0 0 0 BCA9QN FOR ■---------- ^ 7 fHNKINB S O / CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Goad Feed 2. Far Rent 3. Wanted la Rent 4. Real Relate Wanted B. Real Batata Far Sal# 6. Mortgaga Loena T. Baalaeaa Opportualtien 7-A Insurance 6. Female Help Wanted t. Male Help Wanted It, Mala ar Femala 11. Work Waited It. Plamblag Services' 12. Electrical Services 14, Build, Paiat A Repair II. Special Barrlcea 11-A Beanty Parian 16. Flawara A Planta 17. Peta - Llvealark • Supy 16. Machlaary • Teola It. Beale and Matora 26, Automobiles 26-A Trailere 21. Furniture ' 15. Articleu For Sale 22-A Article Wanted 32. Notkea A Peruanala 24. Leat A Found >1. Education * Diet reel Ion The New Open Houra at The OFFICE Bar art aa follow*; Mon. thru Tnuri.—3 ,p . m. t< 1 a. m. Frl. and Sat. 11 .a. m, to 1 a. m NEW two bedroom hotlaa In Lake Mary; walking distance to school and store. $65 per mo. /T ts - m u PEAUV IULw h a t r. .eJ YOU DOlNS, MR. RUMSTEAD f r Ill'llTHANK VOtl C PANIC BUTTONW 4-ROOM furniahed apartment per month with utilities — cept gai. Phone FA 3-3071 5:30, FA Z-Uoa atltr e;00 r . Legal Notice LOTS for *a!e on hard surface road; nleely graded, near Mon- Q roe corner. Phone FA 2-11*39. $90 ex­ 'tU U. THE ROCK OP GIBRALTOR la ai solid aa tfala two atory, four bedroom, two bath moitly brick home. Walking dlitance la churches, schools and downTHAT* WHAT THFMAN SAID down Sanford. Modern kitchen with dlapoaJl and diahwaihar . . Enough atoraga apaca for four Iona of furitura . . Dining room • . . double hardwood flooring. It would coat $25,000 to duplicate 2-ROOM furniahed apartment, (hit home today—if you could clean and eloie up town, $35 get the location. ALL THIS for LARGE two bedroom bouie, big •month rent. FA 2-6261. only $15,750. acrccn porch, kilchan equipped ISO per month: water furnish- 5. Ren] EaUtn For Salt W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency ed. Geneva, 2431. Phone FA 2-49*1 112 N. Park ATTRACTIVE dleait bedroom In ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 3-BEDROOM. S bath, double car* Raymond Lundquiri, Anoc. my home Phone FA 2-5690, porte, extra large utility room. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Monthly payments 979. 119 APARTMENT, 109 W. 9th., $10, Shannon Dr. FA 2-1379. REAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN •FA 2-6290. 2344 French Ave. ROOM and BOARD fn new priv­ J. W. HALL "For Deiirabla HOMES eheck ate home, far couple or one or there listings at "THE TIME* R atiLr two a 1 n | 1 o persona. Call TESTED FIRM." Call Hall" Pbont FA 2-3641 FA 2-1736. LARGE unfurnished house: has HOUSE, 603 E. 25th SL $7,650. 1. GRACIOUS living amongst Or* ange Blossoms. Lovely 4 bed. Term*. stove and refriierslor, $50 per room, 2 bath homo bn beau*vj month. 1001 W. First SL Phone READY FOR IMMEDIATE tiful, shaded, landscaped Lot, FA 2-3332. OCCUPANCY 21 producing orange trees, home COMMERCIAL BUILDING 3-BEDRuOM, 2 bath, kitchen ultra modern, $25,300.00 Terms. equipped, Florida room. Large For rent: 40' x 23‘, suitable for 2. SOUTH P1NECREST - 3 bedlot. -Call FA 2-3432. storage or auto repair; Sanford room, kitchen fully equipped, Ave. & 9tb, St. Phone FA 2-3306. a neat desirable home, you'll RAYMOND M. BALL lovo the yard, $14,000.00, can AND ASSOCIATES bo handled with lesa than 2-BEDROOM trailer. P h o n e Real Eatata — Insurance $1,000.00 down. PA 2-6261. Surely Bonds 111 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA t-5641 $. WEST of City on paved High*n 2-BEDROOM house for rent, kit­ way, 2 bedroom, H i b a lk J Hanford chen equipped. 2324 Yale Ave. home, Florida room, new mod­ Evans Bldg. Lake Mary FA 2-2000. ern home in country, ideal for Ph. FA 2-1290 retirement, bargain p r i c e d LOVELY furniahed four room 3-ACRES of good farm land la $11,500.00, additional lota avail* apartment, 1. a r g o screened Sanford Celery Delta 1500 per able. porch, itall for car. FA 2-4950. acre. Excellent tarmi. Richards 4. FOR good older homes, mad* Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. ' 3-ROOM apartment. P h a a • • f materials scarcely used to* FA 2-0162. FARMER'S AGENCY day and In excellent establish* N. V. Farmer, Realtor ed residential areas, sidewalks, FURNISHED cottage for rent D, R. Whitmore , big oak trees, 3 and 4 bed­ located at Five Points. No peta. LUlian G. Trama rooms, $10,000.00 to $13,000.00,0 Phone FA 9-1467. Asiociitu* good terms, 1*1 u t show you these homes. WELAKA APARTMENTS! rooms 116 8. French Ava. Ph. FA 2-3221 private baths, 114 W. First SL After houra, FA 2-2611, FA 2-4921, FA 2-0261 S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 113 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 4123 STOP1 LOOK! LISTEN! RENT A BED Runaway, Hoiplta' A Baby Bads STOPI In to see our I bedroom 3-BEDROOM houae, kitchen equip, By Diy, Week or Month, ped. Established lawn. Low Hb or ■ 3 tiled bath bomet at CARROLL'S FURNITURE monthly payments. FA 3-4975. rh. FA 2-1181 116W. l i t St. BAN SEM KNOLLS aoonT Need nice homi 4 Blocks West of French Avenue RETIRING with extra income? FA 2-1991, on 20th Street NEW two bedroom bouse; natural OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ LOOK! at all the wonderful ftawood finish.. Separate welt, turea In these homes. Terrauo ing, 215 Oak Avenue. FA 3-590L $9,500. Sea Mr. Ralph Murphy, S ssrj -Furred and Plastered 3rd btreei, Lake Mary. walls — Custom built : cabinet BUSINESS PLACE for rant, Vi work—and Dual-free cloaetablock off Hlway 17-92. Apply O n .| I He AMi| liTIV UUiJiy* Cloao to schools and shopping <902 W. 27th. Street. GE kitchen. Nicely landscaped fenced back yard. Ideal for re* —LISTEN! to the price and 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ terms—$350 Down FHA Financ­ ttremenL By owner. 2429 Yale. ment near schools and store* ed—Exclusive with 2615 Elm. No pels please. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house; stove and washer; Florida'.) Apartment for 2. $42.50 611 Park, W. H . “ B ill" s te m p e r Agency room; in Country Club Manor. Realtor A Insurer Phone FA 9-7224 for ap* 3-BEDROOM houae in South PineASSOCIATES! H. E. Taffar , Terms. polntment. • m i l : kitchen equipped. $90 Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper month. Can PA 2-4331. Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, 2-BEDROOM block homa, aersen porch. Largs fenced in back* FIRST floor apartment, 2 bed­ Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCasklll yard. Will (aka 1300 down with rooms, modern, $90. Phone Phone FA 2-4091 112 N. rark terms. Phone FA 2-7422. FA 2-1757. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 2 BR. bouse on Magnolia, just out LOTS! Cleared, high ground, IOC I-BEDROOM fully furnished lake of dly llm l'n kitchen equipped, x 145’, Hi miles watt of city aide cottage; adults only- Phone Venetian blinds, spare has tar. limits. $950. Phone PA 3-7219. , FA 2-6344. Must sell at once. $5995. Will 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ trade for late model etr, *A 2-0961 or FA 2-0535. ped. Charlea Hay, Rt, 2 Box 545-A. TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen FURNISHED duplex. No children. equipped. Large corner lot. $200 down and assume payments. 217 West 13th. Slreet, after 3:«o FA 2-7661 after 3:00 P. M. P. M. SELL or TRADE; 3-Bedroom. H i baiht, CB, Florida room. Nicely landscaped 133* x 133' corner le t $2,569 down or will trada is tnr m m i i M r i c o is t tv axo r o e s m m o m i cotXTV. for other proparty. Will finance ri.oK in > part of down payment'if doairIK n c : (U lA r tM A X IH IF O F id. 120 ' E- Coleman Circle. H A I t l l T O . M U IU JK S , N EW R A V EN N A Legal Notice ^ lY /e s c a u s a s YDU1I. FWP THBYW* n a g ; 7NCVCAN’T R S ffg r NP J r ■Y4AUi f AND AFTt* YOU * tv THf A sa o a im y PARK HOMES Incoiupvtant. TO A U , WHOM IT MAT COXCKHXI invim pair , Tnu e r a h e r e b y u e tlf H d t h a t a Petition haa h«an Iliad w lih th a undaraignad C ounty J u d a a l o r l i t o p p n l n m e n f of a e u t r d l a n f i r H A l t i t r U. H i a u i x a . • m r n io l I n c o m p t u n t . a n d t h a t oeld Fall* l la a will l>s h e a r d S r a a a a K*b. ISIh, IMS, a t m y e fflra In t h a a au rth au a a , a t l a n r o r d . Souita a la Ceuniy. Florida, ot*S:S« a. e'clo rk an aald data. D alod ih la l l t h d a y »( J a n u a r y , A. D. IMA T / » / W ll i e a A ta sa a d a e County J u d e a •BM C NERVE/ MK* OATIK9 JO ANN w av AKQWANraTO BUT, 0*8/ IMA GIRL BREAKS AN CNGAijEM E N T -S H E GIVES TV BOV HIS BiNS BAPC KOTIN THIS CASE, IT I5N T- _____ ... _____^__, Jr. and Harold JT. Johnaon, Attarnara a t Law, F. CV Boa I t A Oanfard. Florida, Atternoya Co- Fat1<<aaat. X PAID R E N O V A T I O N S P E Mnttm. C I A LT* JpR m jP O rfT H ! > tr-iG-THX ftUwfef f — W . Wilt Etbjril^ Y mjf OM IN C L U D E S : • Mm Hek% • Now loanUUa* t i • Oaaaiag and Bdprariialog paidiag f l • Adding New Podding W»ia Koeonanry | Now Spring Unit |U Naadod) $5 AddMonal A i I u . 1 ■ aa ' aa n j>____ j 'f*-’»'>liAi*i a lkr' ■■»»»■* .nV m |U f # O utgo �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sals 3» Heal Estate For'Sale 21. Furniture FOR SALE BOOOKKEEPER: Muit have ex 2 acre* with 2 bedroom, concrete OWNER MUST SACRIFICE pericnce In all phaici of auto block home, high and dry land, Mike me an offer: I bdrm., 2 motive dealership’ bookkeeping a Houie approximately .0 yean Apply Brass Motors. 20S E. Com' screen porch; draperies in llv9 old, wllh new roof. Several oak merclal Ave. Ph. FA 15411. mg-dinlng area: completely treea and snorted d tn ii tree*. quipped GE kitchen, wall oven, Coed water. On paved Rd. disposal, bireh cabinets. Esleb$10,too with amall down payllshed lawn, citrus, shade trees. manL 102 E. Coleman Clr., FA 2-T4M. HAVE OPENING tor responsible person with good car for partROSA L. PAYTON time work from 3:00 'til 1:00 P. M., Mondaya through Fri­ Stenstrom Realty And Associates day*. Write Box F. V., e o HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Real Estate Broker Sanford Herald. Registered Broker Fh. FA 2 1201 17-92 at Hiawatha LEN IUSNER 1W Work Wanted LOTTIE BROADWAY I n co m e p r o p e r t y : A p t . KEN TORBETT house. Noadi repair but good BETTYE D. SMITH for future inveatmeot. Located Associate* WILL keep on* child for working ■01 so. Park. Ave. Sanford — N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2420 mother Mondays thru Fridays. opposite First Baptist Church. FA l-MOO. ALMOST NEW l-bedroom home, ALSO practically new I room terrauo floor*, built In kitchen, HOUSEWORK-31 Casialbarry Ct. residence at 1711 Sanford Ave. new refrigerator. 1H bath; large Convenient In Sanford Naval ultlity room and earpert*. <550 HOUSEWORK, 44 Cattla Brewar CL FA 1-1502. Air Station. or further details contact GEORGE T. STUMP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS * LOAN ASSN. I l l I. COURT ST., ORLANDO PHONE GA 0-2511 r WIDOW wlihce Job ai L. P. N. or companion to elderly lady or gentleman — live In. Phone GROCERY STORE and atoek, do­ FA 1-ltOI. ing good builneii. 8 * 1 Gro­ cery, corner Country Club Rd. * 12. Plumbing Service* Old. L. Mary Rd. 7. Business Opportunities! SANFORD Plumbing A Heating owe Bo. Elm Ph. FA 9-7914. SOFT LIGHTS ON A SHIMMERING POOL SALESLADY - Part time. In Picture yourself an a balmy even­ Mil important business aarv ice. ing reclining on the Patio of Must be nett, with pleasant your new, FOUR BEDROOM perionallty. Experience help­ ful. Car necessary. Salary and Plumbing A Heating # HOME In LOCH ARBOR. The modern kitchen, luxurioua baths, AIR CONDITIONING expense*. Writs Box B8, e/o Sanford Herald. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK large recreation room, filtered 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2-05*2 awimmlag pool and lacatian near the Mayfair Country Club make BABYSITTING AGENCY baby sitter*. FA 2-5600. this one of the most desirable Plumbing: & Repairs homes in the Sanford area. Jo* C Ihomae CASHIER, mu*t bo experienced FA M 9M pert time work. Apply Tip Top, 1999 Barilo SL How rnueh? Only 921.5001 If you Si iifnrd Ave. A 4th SI reel. can't make k today, let as PLUMBING ■haw yoa this home tomorrow. CootraeUag A Rayateo Free Eitimatei LADIES H. "Bill" STBMPER Agency B. L HARVEY Be a bit with your family. •T h ese FA 2-4801 US N. Park 304 Sanford Ava. Pboo* FA 9-9393 Buy them Ihoi* extra clothea, that TV or appliance they "OLD SOUTH I t. Ehctrieal Service* need. Earn 919 with AVON. "COLONIAL STYLE HOME" Extra large, beautifully landscap­ Contact Manager, now, Mr*. House Wiring — Electric Service J. MUanlcb, Box 940, Loched lawn, 4 bedrooms, 9 full Sid Vihlen hart. batba new modem kitchen, RANDALL ELECTS(C OO. hardwood floor* throughout, I ll Magnolia FA 9-0il3 aoparnt* work shop, large akady patio, srachua A apaclraa, pleasant throughout. COUNTEB MAN or Moot Cutter. TASKER PAINTING Located 9011 MellooriUe Ava. Apply Tip Top, Sanford Ave. gbown by Appointment aoly Special. FA 1-0150. A 4th, Street. Exclusive with "Th* Tima-Tatted Firm’* PAINTING 4 DECORATING TIMES UNION cairlcr for down­ Tiranerl — Brndad town Mighbarhoad or Lake S t Johns Realty Free Estimate* — Monro* area. FA 9-9754. lit North Park Ava. Work Guaranteed Sanford, Florida Seminole Painting Contraetera URGENTLY NEEDED FA 1411 FA A IBM MEN 19-97 Be train now for Railroad Tele­ WALL PAPERING graph Operator*. Du* to retire­ Work Guaranteed A PAINTING Bod Beard ment, poiitlona open Florida, Contact 50S We*! 0th St. other state*. R. R. evarage pay Phone FA 2-0043 0370 up. Must be in good health, sincerely Interested hi Job with THOS. K. THOMPSON NAVY AND a future. Ganeral Contractor 0 . !. APPROVED Mom* Carpentry Repair* ' NEWCOMERS For Immediate personal interview Roofing A Siding with Field Bepreeentntiva, write Phone FA 2-0452 TO SANFORD Box KM, Casselberry. Fla., ROOFING, Gutters, Spouttef, giving age, a d d n n and yhoae Wo terM* yen I* be eur gueata Roof Repair*, Painting, Camast number. nhaulntely free without obligeA Carpenter Work. General Ham ut um ef Seaferd'a laadteg Horn* Repair*. 10 yra. Experi­ Motels white you terete aukence. Very Low Bate*. Phase ebte bearing fur yeutooM tad FA 25471. family. Ptek up year key at B A M ROOFING ear Batee Office. Contracting A Repairs [ E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED licensed — Bonded —learned SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. FREE ESTIMATES HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER PL.-FA 2 7212 EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO­ m Laurel- * v . DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON TO HUNT LINCOLN MER­ 15. Special Services CURY. INC., 160 N. PAL­ PUMPS — SPRINKLERS METTO. AS type* and aiiai, teetalted "Do k YaurieU" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goods •a t E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5061 '51 PLYMOUTH hardtop, mecha­ nically good but needs tome body work, S200 for quick aale. Call FA 2-7501. DUTCH AUCTION": ‘SI Ford Filrisn* 500 4 dr.; air condition­ ed: R * H; power ateering, win­ dow*. scats. For unusual offer Call rA 2-7310 aRer I P. M. or Sat. or Sun. '17 CHEVROLET, 10,000 mltea older model car for equity, take up paymenti. FA 2-4052. rATTORY TO TOO -* BIG VALUES ALUMINUM * HJICK CREDIT VENETIAN BUNDS SEASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Encloacd head. Sag-proaf bottom rail witli plaitle ends. Ptastie WILSON - MAIER or rayea taps*. Cottas ar aylea New and Used Furniture cards. 111 E. First St. PA 2 3623 Sonksrtk Glnan sod Paint Co. FA HOB New * Uaed Furniture A Appli­ 111-11* W. 2nd St ances. A Good Place To G. E. RANGE, pink, double oven, BUY, SELL or TRADE meat thermometer, griddle, note, malic burner; Ilka now. SITS. Jenkins Furniture FA 2-7257. 400 Sanford Ave. FA 1-7450 $SAVE$ New A Usod SINGER PORTABLE to n m m tibia party In this vicinity. Furniture and Appliance* Mather of Sanford ■T I N E fo u r d J u f f MODERf RUG CLEANERS AB Bit* Buga And Wall T# Wall Geryeie. Setisfactieo Guaranteed. 1 Weak Service Ph. FA S-7431 C h ib I A S Baths VA-FHA- Before Prices Go Up FHA In Service Convention!! Financing Down Piym ents Law as 1425 You esa movs Mi tatmedlntely while th« papers are being presssssd We GUAIMtAB PWRMAl Satisfsctloa On The Construction Of Your Homs For T ht First Year — Or Ysur Doyrs Payment And ClosUw Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Dows Psymest-Ns CM ag CALL GicanICat Tree Experts lor fast efficient work. Phone PA 2)011 far a F R E E F.OTIMATE, RESIDENT of would like to baby aiding litter*. Mr*. E. BOth. St. Sanford 30 yearn lako care or your need*. Qualified T. A, Stiles, 100 FA 1-5000. A Satisfied easterner b our bet* advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK i l l So. Osh Ph. FA 1-5742 Nationally Advartiaed Esther william* A b o v e Ground Swimming PeoL Ideal for nreyu with high water lehle. New evaltehb ter HALF PRICK. Ceu be eeeo at Marl-Kali* Metal la Sanford. W Uum a BETTER HURRY! ONLY 1 LEFT SERVICE CALEB I t .50. ro r d* ptndabte TV aervic* call SgO' ford TV Center, 0th, and Sinford Ave. FA 2-0741. S E L E C T E D for Q U A L I T Y • I r w l f l l H W f .sr Chief Convertible • Rad: Md Heater • Pow r Steering > Power Brakes Buautlful Tulo« Finish with Whit# Sidewall Tlreu Very l-ow Mileage G A M M± m Spntlewi Inside and Out. 1 1 A I J L J l V I I L V IW / L L I "210” • Till Engine > Automatic Transmission 12,000 51Hen Hy Previoua Owner Muni He Hawn g* To He Appreciated. 11 • Cylinder iriven Only Model Swimming Pool FOR SALE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1041 A. HARE DEBAR' NOrth 9-4409 NOtth 9-4 “ V H IFIhL M hs "ift" Hperisl Fleetwood with nil Fsdory Accessories including Air Conditionluf • Perfect Tutone Pslnt • G A M ■■ The Interior In SpollcM, M K ME INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY 1111 Celary Ava. T*l FA 9 11M Radio • Hastcr • akaa * Perfect Jet $ $ f | 9AVE 5 9 1 9 Our Uaed Cars Will Be Displayed For Ysur Inspection Nightly On Our U rg e Lighted U t. TOTAL PRICE WHERE DEALS SHINE /J V At the elga sf ysur best buy 2ud A PsJmalts U. C. U t FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 3-0711 Ckerrstet — Oidsmsbii* — CadUias Trade-las MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mb It. VA M I N Taka ovar 0 payment! at 00.43. Two yaar guarantee remaining. Write Box AA, e/n Sanford Her- ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bad*. Day, Week or Month— 'SO CHEVY $100, FA 2 0720. .FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. *50 S1MCA 4-dr. RAH . ... 01205 REDWOOD. Cadar cheat, Ilka Ph. va 2-7152 '57 DODGE 2-dr. hardtop .. 01505 new, 990. 45! Roadie Dr. (cei*57 CHEVY 4-dr., 1,400 mllea 01SOS taie). '57 CHEVY 4-dr., one owner 11305 '50 FORD Station Wagon .. OtlOS FOR SALE - 199 Hirlty-DavidPICKING LADDERS •Id BUICK 4-dr., Air Cond, 91405 son Motorcycle, ION Medal — Baiawood, the lightest antf strang­ '50 FORD Ik Ion pickup . ... 0005 Call Claud* Malone, FA S-19» 'CanftA young moat TVs got obr hundred bucks hri est. '55 CHEVY 4 dr., Bel Air 0905 after 9:00 P. M. Site* 10 In 12 feel, in slock. *55 DODGE 4-dr. Royal, nice 0005 CITRUS A CABBAGE BAGS '55 NASH Rambler 2-dr. H.T. 0205 'M DODGE Convertible .... 9105 Citrus I lbs. to Half Box itiei, Cabbage 50 lbs. IS-A Beauty Parlors 15. Special Service* ’10 PLYMOUTH 4-dr............ 9105 PICKING BAGS A CLIPPERS MOST CARS A. M. Prevail, Phone 2104, Sevilla, DORIS1 BEAUTY SHOP VERY WELL EQUIPPED AUTO GLASS COLDSPOT deep free**, gaod 2004 Adams Ph. FA - *55 Seminole Co. Motor* rendition. Ph. FA MITT, i INSTALLED 510 E. Firal St. FA 1-M14 SAVE at BRYAN’S Windshield BackGUIs MORSE-1H heed '99 FABRIC SHOP. A 1 Mono light L oot Gins* VentGlass On* block West of Monro* Comer, model round bobbin SERVICE on Weal First St. 1959 NASHUA, 35* a 10', 1 bed­ ad; take ovar pays Senkartk Glnsa and Paint Co. room; new awning end bed. ■nteed. Write Box 11 114 W. 2nd St. FA 1-40B DISCOUNT on Electric blank, Clear till*. 93M below market 20% Sanford Herald. ata, A Electric Heater* while Beauty Saha rice. Modlin, Park Ave. Trailer they last! GOOD Uaed A] Sewing Mach. Repairs ark. PHom FA 1 5107. » % to 20% DISCOUNT ArrlnGormly, lac., ALL MAKES A MODELS Heater*, Hrallng Pad*, Juicer* 1*4 So, Park (24 hr. aer.) A Electric Saucepan*. FA 2-3*25 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Cut Flowera For A.ty Oecatiiea i ll Magnolia Ava. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP LEWIS SALES A SERVICE FA >-1019 or FA 10210 Vary* Molar Scooter* Uaed furniture, appliance*, toola Healer A Lawn Mower Service etc. Bought-Sold Larry'a Mart Weat Country Ctwb Rd. FA l-79« 17. Pain, Livestock, Supplia* 919 Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 1-4190 ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ ment*, invoice*, hand billi, and programs, e t c . Pngreitive Printing Co. Phot* FA M M t000 Wsat 13th St- WELCOME Machinery and Supply C*. nor w. and it ph. fa s-ooaa I CUBIC FT. refrigerator ISO. Call FA 2-0420 after 1:00. American Sistlon Wagon Compact Car. �i Spacemen May NEW YORK (UPI) -Spacemen may have to lake drugs to pre­ vent harmful hallucinations or to bring on hsppy one*, a radiation axpert said Monday night Dr. T. C. Halvey, of Radiation Inc., Orlando, Fla,, aald drugs will bo needed In prevent a space pilot from suddenly being gripped by anxiety, panic or riaustrophobia. This might be accomplished by a drug to create a batter atate of mind, bn aald. “ Maybe we'll produce a drug that will ssuble him to are before him Ms girt friend," Helvey aald. “I don't know." DETROIT (UPI) — A young heiress n t demurely In probate court' tedjy and listenrd to her euardiaa tell of plans for invest­ ing bar Inheritance in utility stocks and winter* hi Florida. Wearing a smart stiver and black ensemble, tha heiress royly turned bar baek to spectators In tha otowded courtroom of Judge Ernest C. Boehm and aenmed not to hnv* a car* in the world. •bo doesn’t. The heiress is a 4-year-old, mostly brown mutt dog ns mod Nosey. ■w Inherited «M a month far Ufa to Um will of her mailer, s t a r t t h e n ew P m Charles C. Long of Romulus, who moved the hearing into the court­ died late last yaar at the age of room and Wall waa called aa tha M and left an estate totaling about tin t witness. Noiey ileppcd dalntly to the Nosey, wearing a silver chain witness- ttand with Wail and sal quiatly, her back to the spec­ and wide black collar, came into tators. as Wall explained that he court with her guardian, Elwyn and Long. both bachelors, were Wall, an attornay and witnesses longtime friends. to Long's will. Also on hand to "I would bo very happy to eart guard the interests of justlra was for* Nosey for the rest of her an siristant state attorney gener- Ufa," under the terms of Long's trill, Wall said. Ha assured the judge that be bad eared for dogs before and that Nosey now seems happy when “ sleeping on a earpet at the foot of a y bed." The dog la In fine health, eate y e a r w it h | OWN QUALITY * m SWIFTS t h es e f o o d s a v in g s GIANT ] PREMIUM FLAVOR SWEET GRADE A MARGARINE Qunrlem 19* Lb. ROMAN Wholt DESIGNS ON SPACE CONQUEST — A Moon eolony tn*y a stit (top left) «adar a plutto dome with a aodear or nun-powered generating plant (baakgrouad) oa tha airiaaa aurfaee. Venue, (to p rig h t) should provide andtoea varieties of plants aad rock la bs tasted tf tha planet has aa atmoephera like earth aa aome believe. A polar o u tp u t on M «* (center . left) overkwka the famed canals believed to havo been formed by melting loo tape, A flying saucer may taka man to the largest planet, Jupiter, (cen­ ter right) with protection provided for SOMegree be)ow aero tempera­ tures, Saturn (bottom left), millions of miles away, mag ba reached by a ship with a rear nuclear angina. At right, Roy Scarfo of Levittown, Fa., a rt director of a missile and apace development program, woriu on more 3 Lb. Can k FOODMART RONCO EGG NOODLES (With Order) BLUE PLATE ASK ANY FOODMART CUSTOMER DIXIE BELLE SWIFTS PREMIUM SALTINES CELLO Lb. Box German cemetery officials have tang been asking for help to hoop­ ing up th* graves. One official, aald that flva years ago, tho Army promised tt would look tote top matter, hut nothtog SaM •J| Marked i v w m panela af soundproofing materiil, giving a huah to the craihlng ■ounda normally associated with a bugs mas* ball. DirtcUy to front af th* iteam table Is a rock wall four fiat high aad M fact long, topped by seve­ ral Inches ef earth aad e pictur­ esque display of living flowers. The fir:'. to um vialtor moving through too steam table Una la Um fact that ool triad man eat. not from traya, but from platai, bowl*, dishes and cup* and and saucers. And the cups even have handles. Soup Is served to a lurquolM or yellow bowl bearing Um UBAP insignia. The guest then get* his meat and vegetables serv­ ed carefully and chaerfuUy on e matching plats. At tta eod of the Itoe, ha luma to a largo table which appears to have been set for a cocktail party to a downtowa hotel. Tha visitor to confronted with n wide assort­ ment of chesses, biscuits, rolls, cracker*, olives, picktos, eatery, salads, tasty seasoning and des­ serts. Ones sealed on hla padded chair, Um guest gets another shock. There la coffee to e closed, Insulated container with HtMt b ille t af cream. MARCAL • Colored RIB CENTER CALO N A P K IN S T# Boxes 1 o * SWIFTS PREMIUM HUNTS ^ 8 0 a. TOMATO A ’,0— SAUCE 19' GEftBBR — B DAA iInNIV F un DT l If 2 BABY FOOD CAMAY BATH - Siso SOAP STEAK SWIFTS SEMINOLE LEAN MEATY SCOTT T I S S U E 1 9 *' CATSUP by no More thou small, w > iH | m p v m muni t o t o e u d torgetton. Buried to them o n to* ehudreo of American ooevtoomen u d. thalr wives who .have raluroad to Um United Slates, jfi A tow month* age, cemetery oftfletoia told United Praia tolar- ef the graves, to aaldiars af Um Company quickly I atari. raising campaign MOBTON'0 MACARONI * CHEESE C FROZEN BARGAINS SKTSH ^ — a— '■ TURKEY — ORANGE JUICE POTPIES McKe n z ie s BroccoH Spears B. E. Perns t H oSBly GOLDEN RIPE PARK at 25th SANFORD warn? f �Soviets Fire Super Rocket HONOLULU! JlawaH (UPI) — Rural* fired the first of ita auper-rocketa nearly 8,000 m ilaa into the Pacific and M ob- eow today claimed the mlaaiia hit within 2,100 yarda of ita target. . . . 41 F o r th e fira t tim e th e re w aa independent to rro b o ratio n o f a S oviet launching d a h n . A n A u a tra lia n a irlin er crew re ­ nted 8 MV a Bary rag l islan to * s PaeMto toot nose eons sad laat powered stage af toe racket would bare ptongad to enrik. IhMW wm ne immediate Indi­ cation whether U. S. aclonllals also trsekad the missile. U. S. naval vassals and aircraft wore known In bo hovering near the test ares where three Soviet scientific ships steed guard. Moscow said too missile trav­ elled a historic 7,750 miles "strict­ ly along the calculated trajec­ tory." It said the nose cone trans­ mitted "the necessary data . . . throughout the rocket's (light" and "its entry into the water was re­ corded by radsr, optical snd acoustic stations." Extended Tour The announcement did not spec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prert- ify the launching sllc. but Western dent Elsenhower appeared likely observers calculated that the today to expand hta Far Eastern rocket probably eama from an visit next June to include South area near the Caspian Sea. Western scientists were expect­ Korea. Formosa and the Philiped to attach considerable signifi­ tones as well as Japan. cance to the claimed solution of re-entry for such a big rocket as Reds To Visit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A dele­ well • • too announced triumph of gation of high Russian government firing ■ missile virtually twice officials will tour sunny Florida the breadth of tha United States. Western observers speculated on next month. The unprecedented visit was disclosed Wednesday by three possible alms the Russians Gov. LeRoy Collins, who led n dele­ may bo having with their kinggation of U. S. governors aa a ■ised missile shots: To Mt «p favorable conditions similar trip to toe Soviet Untoo tor recovering a man or men fir­ summer. ed into spaea. To tost huge rockets consisting lection Probe clusters of existing Soviet WASHINGTON (UPD-The Sen •f rocket engines which generate ate tackles today e controversial •oo.oeo to 000,000 pounds of throat amendment to toe “dean •lec­ Mcb. tions" but that would limit to *10,To teat tha accuracy of military ooa |bo total campaign contribu­ missiles based, perhaps, on Kam­ tions of u y parsons. Sen. Thomas chatka across Bering Sea C. Henning* Jr. (D-Mo.) made the from Alaska or tha from launching proposal. Soma eonaidorad k the sites deeper inside the vast land most drastic of a aortas of amend- mass of the Soviet Union. ents Hannings has offered to atlf■ the elections bill. News Briefs Giants To Move Training Base From Sanford CASA BRANDK, Acts. (UPIVTbo San Francisco Giants have bought MO acres af land here and will consolidate their entire base­ ball training program In Arisons. The Giants tor the past 10 years have had their minor league training base to Florida bat hope to complete transfer of the train­ ing pounds at Melbourne and Sanford, to Case Grande to time tor the 1001 season. Tha Giants do their training In Phoenix, about to milaa away. Hotsm Stoneham, Giants presl■dent, made tha announcement Wednesday and said an elaborate baseball training base will ha eonstruclrd here, including five base­ ball diamonds and all the hous­ ing and operating facilltinn need­ ed to accommodate the Giants' seven minor league learns. "We have been considering this transfer ever since the Giants moved to San Francisco," said Stoneham. "it will insure a closer working arrangement between the Giants and their farm clubs and more fully identify the Giants as a Far Western team. "From our experience it Phoe­ nix we know Ihst Arisons has the ideal spring training weather and naturally we are pleased wilh the welcome extended to us by the city of Casa Grande and by all the civic organizations and agencies. It is our thinking that when completed Ihe Casa Grande base will be Ihe finest training Installation anywhere." g>attforb VOL. .X L 1X United W lATinSR: Fair Mid continued eold through Friday. High today. 56-62. Low tonight, 35-40, E stab lish ed 1908 TH U R SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 21. 1960 SANTORO. FLORIDA Plane Landing At Jamaica Field 3 7 Aboard Die In Crash MONTEGO-BAY, J a m a l * a (UPt>—A Colombian Avlanca Air­ lines Constellation from New York crumbled Its landing gear and crashed on the airport run­ way today, killing If passenger* and crewman. Nine persona survived with minor Injuries, Including lour passengers and flva crew mem­ bers, although Mm big plana was A Trass World with 24 aboard la r IreHag Kanu s City with a Jammed. M may Florida Citrus Queen Named McDonald, Gordon Bradley, Kd Kirchhoff, Richaf-d JAYCLLS today feted past president* of the organ IxnWINTER HAVEN (UPI) - A Dans, Dougina Stenatrom and Sonny flaborn. Today's tion at their luncheon at the Civic Center. A group of petty' brunette water skier-model avant waa part of Joyces Waak. (Herald Photo) paat preaidenta left to right are, G. Andrew Speer, Tom was crowned Florida Citrus Queen. She Is Florence Cloud, 20, o( Bradenton, who also has to her collection tha beauty title of "Miss Florida National Guard". Miss Cloud, wearing a pink and white full length evening gown, bunt into lean when Judges at tha Mth annual Citrus Exposilion prices at 1 p. m.: picked her from among tha five American Airlines finalists. MIAMI (UPI) - Aa to-M at American TAT . . . Transcontinental Airlines passen­ American Tobacco PHOENIX, Aris. (UPI) — Tha investigation Into tha ger plana flew out of Miami to Bethlethrm Slerl . mynterioiifl crash of an airliner in the Gulf of Mexico with a Chicago Wednesday with only one Editor In Exile C A 0 ................ loss af 42 liven waa cracked wide open today with tha arrest passenger. MIAMI (UPI) — Havana Editor Chrysler ............. by (ha FBI of an ax-convict listed aa ana of tha victims. "Sixty-three other passengers Jorge Zayas, who dared ariUclxe CaterpHier Tractor Robert V. .Spears, 64, a nelf-atylad doctor wanted in Lag cancelled out because of all tha Cuban Premiar Fidel Castro to Curtiss • Wright . Angeles on an abortion charge, wan nabbed by federal agents bomb scares," txplainad an airprim, flaw to Miami Wednesday DuPont .......... and vowed ha would return to Cuba late Wednesday when be dashed lino spokesman. "But we were Eastman Kodak determined sot to let our aas re ­ only when be M assured of free­ lain a wailing taxi after checking maining passenger down." Ford Motor dom of the proas. Jtoyaa, stocky 14aut af a lavish motel Udaoul. Heavy winds thin morning nuved an untold amount oC The Ion# psisenger was Leonard year-old member of the !alert Spears' a m s t ’sirangthened tin Franklin, M, who .said h i wss, Antericaa Proas Assn, frasdom sf citi'UB and vegetable* from suffering aevere damage from the possibility' if a'H air between tha "darn mad'^about tho four hour Wilormaltaa amwmtttea,.to tbs firat khlverlng noM wavq (Hat hp* bit tha county prer ttijf^Rbfc Cuban Gulf crash last Nov. to and the delay. ipapermaa to go Into two days. ■• Tha airline estimated R spent Jan. I crash of a New York to •alia from Castro rtglmo. A Central Florida Experiment official today said tem p er­ If* Miami airliner near Bolivia, N.C. 34.500 for the flight. K was only atures, for th« second day in a row were a t 34 degrees but Memorial services for two m U with a toss of 24 lives. hncy . . . . . . Transcontinental'! third flight out Bevan 111 ors killed in s ear crash Sunday a a *. aw heavy winds prevented any dam Penn RR ...... Julian Frank, 32, a New York of Miami a n d Traffir Manager LONDON (UPI) — Aaeuria Nys aa were held at the Sanford NAS to­ •Korney, la suspected of tarrying Harold Brown said they mada It ■ge la citrus harvesting in tha Seers Roebuck Bavaa, Cl-year-old fiery symbol of Standard Oil (NJ) a bomb aboard (he Miami flight b e c a u M " w e want to show people area. day. British Socialism, struggled for lift Sludebsker . ....... today la n London hospital. An sfIn Ihe state, at least six deaths U. S. Steel .......... Base chaplain William Hearn in an effort lo defraud Insurance that ws’l) fly on schedule." fleial statement Mid his condition ware blamed on tha eold weather Weitimthouse El................... HUS* Ird the services for lobby 0 companies out of nearly ooa mil­ lion ooii*ri. was a m u m tor grave anxiety. but (umu lelief ia in sight. Riddles snd James P. Morgan Spears is suspected of having evaa underwent n major abdomlA slight afternoon warmup was who died when the car in which lricked an old acquaintance, Wil­ il operation Dec. a and his ap­ By United Ptom latenattenal predicted, but tha forecast was thry were riding crashed Into a liam Allen Taylor, 51, of Tampa, parent failure to snap hack baa Tha death to ll to o u n te d today in for cold tonight with more frost been consistently apparent in cau U m wake of o m of the w o rs t ice and freezing temperatures Friday power pole on 17-82 near the Fla., into boarding tha ill-fated Tampa to Naw Orleans flight in Uously-wordcd hospital communi and sn o w s to r m s of the s e a so n . morningLake Monroe bridge. •a effort to aollact 3100,000 fa in­ «iias. His wife, Mrs. Jennie Lm , Three children, all under S Two Negro children died in i Riddles was to years old. Mor­ surance. •iso n noted Labor MP, bss h years of age, died when fire house fire at Avon Park Wednas RalliM for tha May 3 Demo­ Both men named their wives as gan was 18. Morgan Joined the a dally visitor. swept their family's four . room day and a white child dtod of cratic primary ware suggested beneficiaries. frame borne to Bmellervllte, burns suffered Tuesday wbaa her WALLOPS ISLAND. Va. iUPD Navy in October, 1851, Riddles list night. Spears was linked to Frank by Idaho. A woman and two children clothes caught fire from a healer. —A girl monkey nim rd Miss Sam 24 days later. Riddles will be Seminole County Democratic were killed whea their car was A couple from Wesl Babylon, survived "apparently in good con­ buried in Oklahoma Cily, Okie, Donald Loomis. 5(1, Spears' co­ rallies to drum up support for hit by two tracks on ley U. t. N. Y., wore found dead in a house dition" a violent ride into space and Morgan In Clsredon, Texas. defendant to the Lam Angeles the Democratic ticket. abortion e a M . Loomis told inves­ M M ar Emporia, Kane. today in a test or escape equip­ at St. Petersburg Wednesday, ap Surviving Riddles are his fa­ Blllhimer named • primary cam­ Their deaths brought to 5! the parcntly victims of asphyxiation ment which may someday save the ther, Leslie Riddles of Lawton, tigators when he and Spears paign committee and suggested were arrested last July that numbor of fatalities blamed on tho from a gas furnace. A 54-year-old Ufa of a human astronaut. Okla.; bis sister BeUy Lou Rid­ Ksecutlvo Committee Chairman MIm Sam waa boosted to an dles of Oklahoma Cily and a Spears told him Freak was his Robert Blllhimer suggested U County voting reglstrsUoa books •term, which awept from Colorado machinist died when firs destroy te tha East Coast tarlter this rd his bouse trailer at Onaco. altitude of more then 8'* miles in hrolher, Sam Lee Riddles who Is attorney. He quoted Spears as that rallies be held between March will bs in nlao communities waak, leaving sub-zero temperaa launching at >:32 a. m. at the ia the Air Force. Surviving Mor­ saying: "1 think I'd better call 31 and April I to the eourtbouM, Tha Weather Bureau warned Owes Fob. B sad Mar. M. to n s and toa-giaaoar reads. that readings early today would WaUops station of the National gan are his parents, Mr. sad my attorney to New York, Julian Lake Monroe School, Lake Mary Urn books will he span tor Nebraska reported 11 storm vary from to to SI along tbo upper Aeronautics and Space Administra­ Mrs. Carl T. Morgan ef Ftltch, Frank." titled resldsnta to register in AltaSpears also Is reported to heva chamber «f commerce building, -gyrlm. -Fab - — - n deaths, Kansas bad V, Texas 0, Florida east coast to Um 40’s la tion. T ens, admitted to the FBI i t the time Longwood community center, Bear Colorado I, Oregon and Wisconsin Tbo ooa-ton capsule, similar lo tourist-jam mad Miami. 1; Roar U ka, Mar. 24; Cboluote, of hta arrest Wednesday that he Lake Florida Power Coro, lounge, 4 each, Missouri I, New York Ihe one which will carry a Mercury In outlying farm arras near Ihe Mar. 4j Fora Park, Mar. 74; For knew Frank, but only is Just so­ Wilson school In PaoLL Alta­ Stale I and Illinois, Iowa, Louis­ lower east coast, lh« mercury wae astronaut into orbit In 1MI, was oat City, Mar. P; Geneva, Mar. M; monte Spring! community build­ other Naw York attorney. iana, Maine and Michigan 1 tack. expected to drop >s tew u 54 to recovered from tha Atlantic hy Moldenrod, Mar. 11; ing, Fern Park American 1-egton Authorities thus far have bean Moat of tho victims died la auto to degrees, with scattered frost a Marino Corps helicopter 10 min­ alar. IM I; sad Oviedo, Ovtof Mar. M Hul, Oviedo community hall, and reluctant to link the two air trag­ accidents, from to death or Buf­ predicted. utes after tha launching. M. edies but the possibility of a (la in the Geneva community building. fered heart attacks white shovel­ Automatic monitoring equipment Tha sold front, firat ef U m mw Tha books will bo opM tram BiUbimar will bead Mia pri­ was being Investigated. year tor Florida, moved into U m inside the "blopaek" In which t-g p. m. white tkay a rt to each ing away heavy snows. mary campaign committee com­ The FBI was handling the pos­ Not ovea Florida and California northern part af the state Monday Mias Sam rods showed that she locate, county supervisor of ragisposed of Mra. Ava W. Davis of Work has started on Norik Or­ sible criminal phases of both Sanford, Mrs. C. E. HJttell of and gradually spread to aU por was aliva and apparently to good t ratios Mia. Camilla Rruca told escaped Uw storm's bite. crashes whlla U m Civil Aeronau­ Hundreds af thousands of Call- lions by early Wednesday. Fair condition. lando's future recreation site. tha Scmlaote Democratic Exaeu Board attempted to deter­ Lake Monroe, Roy Howell at Lake Council Frank Faiula Mid Wed­ tics tiro CommlttM laat night To ragls farntoaa wore hit by a flu bug and continued cold weather with Officials M i d it would lakr about mine lbs c i u m of Ihe wrecks. Mary. Dan Screcney of Longwood, wkitk concentrated la the Los only slightly higher afternoon tarn- two hours to open Ihe blopaek, n e s d a y th a t land north of Edgeter, a raitdaol Must kava Uvad Spears, 220 pounds, Nt(1 (1. Lyle of Bear Lake. J. D. per* lures was predicted for today a 125-pound cylinder, to inches mon Ave. Is being cleared for was dresseda Inpudgy to Florida a year ami la ■amlaola s gey, and Morrison of Altamonte, Ih l 11. Tbs Weather Bureau predicted long and II inches In diameter, In rerrcallon. Men of the loans hive white checkered sports black and Friday. County for tlx months, Mra. Bruce cap snd Harris of Paola, Nance T. Rus­ a ske d Ihe North Orlando Carp, id rite would take the taoka more eoid weaUior today east of it apparently did not gat told w h ic h Mlsa Sam made the trip. a brown topcoat at tha time of sell of Fern Park. John W. Evans Paola and Monroa If she gat the Mississippi, but said warmer •sough Wednesday to harm Cen­ After a physical examination, a about having LMtta League and his arrest. of Oviedo and Mrs. J. W. Yar­ temperatures would move from tral Florida's hugs citrus crop, drink of water, snd a meal Min tube Ruth League next epring, enough requests from there. Meet borough of Geneva. Asked by • reporter U he we store Texas tots Nebraska and now being harvested. But a pro­ Sam will be flown to her home, Faiula said. Eventually too site placed a bomb aboard tha Nation­ BUlhimar also named executive, Paola and Monroa leatoassto eon westward across Missouri into to Saafetd quite often and mo •astern Kentucky and Tennessee. longed cold snap might csum dam­ tha School of Aviation Medicine will havo a b a M o a t l . softball al Airlines flight that rrashed in platform and policy, resolutions, at Brooka Air Forea Base, San diamond, tennis rourts and ahuf- the Gulf, the white-haired, bespec­ rules, ages. register here, Mra. Brace said. credentials, campaign, fir board allay a, Faiula said. A Miami forecaster Mid the Antonio, Texas. Democratic executive commit­ legislative, memorial snd audit­ tacled Spears replied: cold would teat until a high pres­ tee chairman Robert ■iUhimer "No, but msybo I'll have a ing committee* at the meeting. sure sons now covering all of tbo •aid a lot more resldaais bad bet­ statement aomatlmo tomorrow Tho executive committee has •astern United States move* eastter register tf Urn next Senator more thaa $500 to iU treasury, (today)." •riy Into Um Atlantic. from this district to to eomo from New committee men and com­ Spesra was held la 435,000 bail The first answer filed te the Tha two Negro children who died Seminole. Brevard County, which mittee woman confirmed at the on Ihe technical charge of steal­ JB atee to our district, has a ,lf7 State Read Department's Sanford when their two-room apartment ing (he car of the maa ho may masting ware Mr, and Mrs. Wil­ Ava. land getting procedures caught fire fro a aa ail heater Tolers registered Mm pared In our have hypnotised lalo taking his liam D. Hardin of Sanford. J. li.VM. Brevard voters will warn didn't agree wilh l | D eetlmates ware Identified aa Curtis WUsoo, Carl Mum and Mrs. C. K. HiitaU place aa Um airliner. ef land value. 2, and hit ulna-weeks-old sister. their man aa senator sad, if they of Lake Monroe, Mr. and Mra. Aa answer filed la the county Linda Gail Reese, I, died at a have more voters, they’ll he hard Hal H. 'Harris at Paola, John W. clerk's office by American Oil hospital Wednesday ef burns suf­ to beat, filUblmar said, gpmiaole Co. Evans at Oviedo, Jamas V. StoMonday Mid that land taken fered whea her clothes caught County men are heslteat to rua far TIm Couoty Zoning Board, meet- be for properly owners la District well Jr. of Genova, Mrs, E. T. Mnator because Brevard has an from tbeir parcel on Sanford fire from a heater the day before. lag to apeclil session this morn- 5. On Feb. Il a hearing will bn tlamll and Norman Fora of ChuluAva. te widen the street would many more registered voters, ha mean re-paving and removal and St. Petersburg police said Ern­ tog, unanimously agreed to pro- held for Di;triet 1, Fob. 17 for ota, Mr*. Jana Adriatico and Ro­ District 2 sH , Fab. l l far District est R. Sehaeffel, TS, and his wife, Mid. Ralph Schwaickort was Install­ bert K. Parker at Goldenrod, B. installation ef their filling station Catherine, about 71, of Babylon, rood with a cMnprabenilvo zoning 4. ed m president at the Lake Mary D. McIntosh of Altamonte Springs, fixture* The Amoco lessees asked plan aver the county and schedul­ Brown repo ted that nj»oy areas Volunteer Fire Dept, st iU moat- Mrs. John Duda and Paul Mlklar N. Y„ were asphyxiated by their I1MM damages. rumace when tha tempersLira ed the first hearing in Ihe court- in tha county will be zoned the tog this weak. Other atftrere In­ at Ovtodo, Mr*. Ava W. Davli u m s aa (key are now with only stalled w on Donald Coleman, and Hamilton J. Bisboa af B u ­ dropped to near freezing la tho bouse Fab. t. Kennedy In Race west-central ' orids city Tuesday Zoning Director Robert Brown a few boundary chaagrs, vice president; Otis SJoblom, wc- ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Audrey •aid that usually only om hearing Ha added that tbo inutog behrd rotary; Eari Toney, treasurer and T. Lplo at Bear U k a. They fate North Orlando's newest group of MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Son. M homes dKuM ho Hftlihed wtthii in to F, Kennedy plunged Into the Gaorga Tartar*. 84. a machinist to hald but, te give all property haa worked aa Ike eomprweswlva Ralph Abel, Are chtaf. Mr. and Mra. Bra Howell of U ka six weeks, CouarUmsa Freak Fas- Wisconsin presidential primary to­ who moved to Florida IB months owner* a chance to voire thejr ap­ saolng piss for two years and baa Ed Zimaurmaa is akairman af Mary. Mr. aad Mra. D u Screwsula said Wednesday. Tea families day with a charge that bis chief •go from Detroit, was found dead proval or disapproval, bearing* the tentative approval of Use Coun­ •rrsagemante far a barbecue fa ay at 1 augwaad, Mrs. J. D.Marty rimmi—ton ‘ Mra to Mo i koto atomd* token I * aiaM ai AMamrato gnetora, Mr, to a traitor near Oaaaa Wadara IBs t s a a l u t o to em itted to awd Mra. V. A. Forwrad at For­ day. PtosMM said they ware an- with a general hearing IMF to give III final okay at its next chairman of tha Ladies Auxiliary est City and Mrs. Ray TUlto of lanipuat- •hta te' determine If ha burned to late February. lu te * . T* to death ar was hteted hr The Brat haaung Feb. S will meeting Tuesday. log the aoavi £ « Cracks Open Case 63 Cancel Out Of Miami Flight Missing Passenger Winds Help Save Citrus From Severe Cold Snap Services Held t Nation Hit By Heavy Ice, Snow Demos May Hold Primary Rallies Monkey Survives Space Flight Vote Registration Hooks Open Soon North Orlando To Set Park Site t SRD Estimates Art Questioned Comprehensive Zoning Hearings To Start Soon Lake Mary Firemen Install Officers lorth Orlando Hornes Ready Soon NO. #13 ■mashed Into a Rery mass af wreckage that burned for hours to tba tarty morning. At lea* 17 of tba victims wore from tha United Stetea and si laaat one was (rods Canada, Tha dead Included Thomas C. Capehart, son af San. Homor E. Capthari (R-Ind.), and hie wife Elisabeth. They boarded the piano at Miami whan the Constellation mada aa unscheduled atop be­ cause Uw No, 2 engine wae aettog up. Four luckier pas sang bored with watting for i repairs and left tba pis other accommodetioas.-' had left New York morning m i w ; flight to Montego Bay ai Bogota, and did oat ar until Xito TTTas. X was tha fourth disaster since Monday brought tba four-day persons. There were few ay but Uw handful af wa ■angers at Iba airport j" plane's lights suddenly There wai a buret of flams the acreama of maa ap4: trapped to Uw wreckage. Nine par tons clawed Ihl to safety through the wreckage but the othen the wreckage. Through i of fato tba lucky only with miner Injuries, were taken te a hospital for treatment The four passengers who escap­ ed with their IIvm were Mr. and Mra. Isn Kelton, Australians who live to Quito, Ecuador; Hendrick Wytsea of The Hague, Holland; and Falls Church, Va.: and Rente Loven at The Hague and Washing­ ton. D. C. Both tho pilot, J. Duque, and tbn co-pilot, H. Arango, survived Uw fiery crash, lo did p flight engineer, a purser and a (toward* Death was not Instant •creams could ha heard abova tha m Im of tha fire anginas which raced to tha seena. Tba flamea were brought under control within (wo hours and the teak began of removing the ramatna from (fco wreckage Air Crashes Take 145 Lives In '60 By United From late ran ttowil Major air crashoi have taken the live* of at lea* aeven persona for every day in IMP, and pocsiMf aa many oa eight. •The crash at a Colombian Avian* ca airline Coosteltalioa today at Montego Bay, Jamaica, with n death toil of 27, was tbo fourth major air disaater since Macular night snd brought tba numbor ktU* ed to four days lo Ml persons. So far this year, 1*2 persons havo bora killed to four crashes. Silicon others are presumed deed in a fifth disaster. In addition to tho Montego Bap crash, disaster* thus far pus poor ware: Jan. S -A National Alrliaaa DOB at Bolivia, N. t\, possibly a result of a passenger's solelda bombing; 24 dead. Jan. 12—A Capital Alrlkwe Tim caua4 turbo-prop airliner at «**♦ Va-t » > a d . Jam 14—A '| ,1 J w € •Turkey, te Navy mra *}£■**' � 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 20, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 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/0c8ddc9fcda9e5c7e2a0a763b033ab63.pdf db4cac623bb09cd36db1ce83e5ffb17c PDF Text Text SIXTEEN SCIENTISTS, stranded on an Arctic Oeeaa lea station that is breaking up. were rescued. There were 28 men o n the island, including 18 civil­ ian scientists, three Air Farce officers and 12 mili­ tary m e n supporting t h e scientific group. The senior officer m i t h e cracking^ Arctic floe waa Air Force CspL Arthur Schroedsr (above), of Houston, Tex. Prefabs Aren’t New NEW Y O U (LTD —Prado fart rauoe of homos is M l I sew de­ velopment. according to baildmg historian af the Allied Chemical Cory. At early as 104 tbs E lf Ernie Ford's Corn Version INSTAhfr INSTANT COFFEE sight's ABC-TV Pot Sweaters, Trousers O r Plain Skirts Quality Controlled, Freshly ■t—U Oscar tslscart sa NBC Monday. April «, alas wii aarrste NBC-TV’s “Net So Loaf Ago.- a asst«lglc lack at t » /cats 1SU-M. sat hr Friday, Fab. It. 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The British-made plane's jet wared engines apparently failed the last 50 miles of a flight from Washington to Norfolk, Va., and the Viscount plummeted al­ most straight down In a- shroud of fog and drlule. The plane amaeked Into the alupe of a amall ravine and burst into flames. The fire raged for more then eight houra while rescuers Hood’ by helplessly, unable even to get near enough to set if any­ o n e Inside had a chance to survive. “ Troopers, deputies and rescue teams fought through a tangle of briars and underbrush for nearly a mile to reach the scene, about SO miles east of Richmond. It was the second major airline disaster within IX days. A Nation­ al Airlines plana disintegrated over Bolivia, N. C., Jan 0. killing 3t persons. trsons. A As In the National crash, Monday's disaster cairn without « * word ol radio warning trom thejUl *ald._for routine maintenance. pilot. I R. H. Tench, on whose farm the A Navy helicopter pilot who flew aircraft fell, said it "looked like over the ste scene said the Viscount I it Just fell down." fell “ straight down like a helicop­ Tench and oilier* who were on the scene by the time the first ter would.’ * Wreckage was confined to a flames erupted said they beard no small area, hardly 50 feet from cries, saw no movements or any the plane la any direction. A few indications anyone was alive when coala were‘ acatlered around and the fire began eating away at Ute one of the atewarden' capa waa bodies still strapped fa the seals Then the fuel tanks exploded. found on thk ground. Rricue teams could not get The list of dead Included a number of anval personnel, bound close to the fiercely-burning plane for Use big base at Norfolk; a and firemen had to watch It burn nun; a reptater from the Norfolk because they could not get their VirginJan-PIkrt; the wife of the equipment to the scene. The wreckage burned for almost Piedmont Airlines station master at Norfolk and their email sun; eight hours, The plan* crashed at and Cmdr. J, T. Brailhwaite. com­ about 10:30 p, m. and It was day­ manding officer of a helicopter light before anyone could get close enough even to poke into the squadron at Key West, HI*. (No other Florida residents or wreckage with slicks. Search crews tramped the area Navy personnel were Hated on the around the burning plane through­ plane's paiMhgrr list.) The passengers—43 adults and out the night but could find no three children—and the crew of sign that anyone escaped the in­ four made up a capacity load for ferno. the plane which had-replaced an­ Officials aald identifying Ute other Capital plane st Washington bodies would be n difficult talk. on in flight from Chicago to Nor­ Due to their condition, dental Xfolk. The tint plane waa taken rays will be about the only way out ef service at Washington, Cap!- to do It. g>mtfiir& irrra ld \OI„ XLIX WEATHER: Fair and much folder tonight. High today. 88-84. Low tonight, 85-48.________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA United Preaa Leased Wire F-atabllnhed 1908"...... (UK8DAY, JANUARY 19. 19fi0 $30 Million To Be Added To Tax Roll, McCanna Funds For Field W ork Asked B y Assessor County Tax Assessor Richard McCmina today told the County Comraiaalon that he expects to add $110 million to the tax roll this year and asked the hoard for additional money to aarry on a large scale field review of new homes. McCanna told the board ha wnnts to Increase his field News Briefs Smoking Factor SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Cig­ arette smoking increases the death rale resulting from a wide variety of diseases, according lo Ur. R. Cuyler Hammond, chief of statis­ tical research for the American Cancer Society. Hammond spoke Monday it the closing session of ■ three-day international meeting on "the air we breathe." Smathers Asks Curb MIAMI (UPI) — Sen. George Smathers proposed Monday that the United Stales withhold 111 sugar subsidy to Cuba until that country repays Americans for conliscatcd properties. The subsidy amounts to about |15o million, lie also urg­ ed n reappraisal of U. S. policies on Cuba because the government there is "playing the Communist game." It’s Asian Flu LOS ANGELES (UPI) - An in­ fluents epidemic sweeping Los An■etc* gel** since early last week has ness and government continued to day- at a high rate of up to ‘30 per rent. Public schools Monday reported 113,000 students absent along with 3.730 teachers. Th* ab­ sentee percentage rate was IX for pupils Md 11 for teachers. ^Seminole County Hospital Budget Anticipated A t $ 6 9 3 ,6 4 0 For '6 0 The County Commission today received the 1X60 anticipated bud­ get m Seminole Memorial Hoepital which waa set at MW,630.19. In a statement on last year's ml finances, tha hospital reported ■ budget of 9651,i l l with >547,511 from patients revenues; 334,402 from tax receipts end 15.153 from contributions. Anticipated patients revenue during 1X60, according to tha bud­ get, ia expected ta be 35X3,400 with tax revenue at 303,000; interest, $0,000 and contributions, 35,001* In other business during G-e meeting, Commissioner Vernon sADunn requested that County Clerk David Galchal writ* a lettae ta tha Orange County commissioners urging them to speed up action t« join in ■ program of eliminat­ ing flooding la areas a* South Seminole sod Orange Counties. The commission today aaid that this county ia "ready lo go" and sat up a spaclal drainage district but Is waiting for word from the Orange County board ta work my together on the program. ** Tha board also authorised Johl Kridrr to negotiate with the Over- street Land Oe. to purchase a number of lots adjacent to the Santsndo Springs clay pit. Tha Commission today named four doclori lo oerve ai board of 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock price* at 1 p m.t • 3214 American Airlines........— 82*. American TAT . „„„„, Bethlehem Steel •*«**•«••* 36 im Caterpillar Tractor ......... Chryilcr ........... •Ml.......*« 63 DuPont ............. .IMMMM-I 219*. Eastman Kodak ......... ....... 101*4 Ford Motor . IM-M-IM-t 861« General Electric •lllltlttMtl 11*4 General Motors iMMMfMM 30’ • Graham • Paige |««*•«••**•* 3U Int. T A T ............ »*»*«**•S'S'•* 38 Willard *••#•«*•***■ Bu­ Minute Maid --- MIIM.SlK • ll's Penney ............ !•«****•**•• UX<« Penn RR . ...satiatea'aa•a 18'Scars Roebuck 4ltfc Standard Oil (NJ) ........... 4TH Studrbaker ...... aw 93>. U. S. Steel Westinahouie El. ,,M.t#MI 104H Reds Won’t Attack WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense Secretary TTJomu S. Gates Jr. has told Congress Russia will have more long-range missiles than the United Stales during the next three yeara but net enough more to make n "rational decision" to attack thli country. Gates said new Intalli gene* data had enabled the United States "for the first time" to esti­ mate the production and perform ance of Soviet interconlinenlal bal­ listic missiles. medical examiner* lor the coun­ ty and Investigate all violent deatha. The four doctor*, aa recom­ mended by Ihe county medical society, are Dr. D. If. Mathers, Dr. Leonard Munson, Dr. Vincent Roberts and Dr, Edwin Stoner, The Board heard Harold Kali­ ner urge that the county furnlah money for • county exhibit at the Orange County Fair In Orlando. Kailner aaid the eounty'i growth and agricultural accentpliahmenti should be represented at the fair. FORT PIERCE (UPI)-Former The board said they would study the matter before reaching any circuit judge Dan McCarty Mon­ day named a fellow jurist to decision. menage hie campaign for gover­ nor. McCarty said Municipal Judga Vriel (Bunky) Blount Jr., of Wearing Elected DtLand will handle hi* electioneer­ ing with headquarters In Pert By Oviedo Group Pierce. Blount asked the Ur Land Email Westing waa elected City Counrit for a leave of ab­ president of the Kouthsaai Ramin* sence to taka tha Job. ole County Chamber ef Commerce Blount baa been a close per­ Iasi night. sonal friend of the McCarty's for Other offleera elected wrre Den over )• years. While McCarty June*, vice president; Mrs. Elisa­ look a course at the law school beth Olliff, secretary and Leon at Stetaoa University he resided Olliff, treasurer. ai the I leant heme. McCarty said "Judge Blount will move to Port Pierce tempornrtly after Feb. 10 end will he in the McCarty lor Governor headquarters here. After 1 qualify, I will announce the other mem hors ef my headquarters staff nhd my county organisations. Blount To Manage McCarty Campaign 'Road Block' Set For Polio Funds PRAISE FOR NAVY MEN'S prompt action in volunteering blood to an aged woman after ona of them mentioned ehe wax HI ia read by _ Cdr. L. D. who gave the* blood. The it, NAS executive officer, to the to n tottag from tha Samlnolx County Millet trial As* •delation to, from left, Harvey King. John Erfekaou, Marvin .Latter, Leon­ ard 2wlcr sad Stanley Schrader of thx station ordnance shop. (Navy^Photo) NO. 810 Member* of the Anna Miller Cir­ cle will each funds for tha March *f Dimes at a "road block - Bunday at First St. and French Ave. Felice will help regulate the sig­ nal light so solicitations may be ode with n minimum delay of sffto, Mrs. Bailie Wight, chair­ man aI tha oveat, said. Contribu­ t e * will bo taken between 10 h. as. and I p. m. Thie event is ana ef several stag­ ed by the women's group to bolster th* potto drive. Their efforts out March an t e e . A tot dutod Jan. to tor eapttina worker* to (ho crew staff from three to five men. He said that 2,000 to 3,000 new homes have been built in the coun­ ty in 1059 and all ihcse have to he measured and ehreked. In a inter to the board, Mc­ Canna aaid that 'due to the greatly Increased scope of operations in the lax assessor's olflec it Will te necessary for the board to pro­ vide additional funds for this of­ fices' operations during I960." McCanns pointed out that an­ other reason for lack of funds In addition lo the increesed amount of work is a new schedule of com­ missions which has hern brought into effect due to the high level of assessment. The tax assessor's office re­ ceives rum mission i (used on the amount of taxrs levied but the rate of commissions chances with the total valuation of the assess­ ments. McCanns said that due to this, "our commissions this year are estimated to drop approximately 312,oao below what we could have expected at a low assessment level." McGinns told the board that it will be necessary lo have an addi­ tional 115,000 made available dur­ ing the year lo do a satisfactory job. Chairman John Kridef ashed at­ torney Mack Cleveland Jr. to study the legality of appropriating money and srtllng up special funds and report back to th- board. Two Symphony Concerts Today Ilia Florida Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts in the Civic Center today. The Youth Concert will be at 3:43 p. m. and the pops concert at 1:13 p. m. The performances are sponsored by the Sanrqyd De­ nary Entertainment Association and the Sanford Recreation De­ partment. Association member* nerd only show (heir membership cards at the door for admission ta the even­ ing concert. Non-members may buy ticket* at the door or at the Het-reation Department office. The only reserved seals are those in (he patrons section. Children In the fourth, fifth and sixth grades can get in free for the Youth Concert. Junior high students can also hear this per­ formance free, but concert spon­ sors believe they would enjoy the evening concert mote. Tickets am 32.25 for adults and 31-33 for stud­ ents. Cifrusmen To Tour Lake Alfred Station Citrus men from three counties will tour the Like Alfred Experi­ ment Station Friday, Growers from Seminole, Orange and Osceola Counties will join the tour slated to start at 10 a. m. All Seminole cllrusmen who wish to attend tha station art aikrd to meat Friday between 7:20 and 7:30 n. m. at (ha north side of the courthouse. Among the topics to bo dlsruaird at the elation will be Levels of Acidity in the Current Citrus Crops and Recent Deve­ lopments In Pesticide Regulations. U $., Japan Sign Security Treaty The WASHINGTON (UPI) United Stales, and Japan, •aamiea 15 years ago In World War II, to­ day sign a security treaty making them full-fledged Allies la tha cold war. President Eisenhower will wit­ ness the Whito House ceremony at which Japanese Prim* Minister Nobuauke Kishi and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter sign the lung-term pact. The president scheduled • ta­ rnLauta conference with KishI and other Japanese official* prior to the signing ceramoxy. MOVING TIME meant the whole house Monday for Gregory Lumber Comjinny's model home. A line of cim followed thx house rolling along W. First St. to its new location on Vlhlen Rd. I* O. Robert* bought the house. (Herald Photo) Snow Storm Leaves Long Trail O f Death The new year’* blg|est snow storm, leaving ■ trail of death from Texas to the Great Lakes, struck st New Englsnd todsy with up to eight Inches of snow-. Heavy snow warning* were la­ med for New Hampshire. Ver­ mont and Maine. Sleet and freesing rain were forecast for Mas- Board Agrees To Buy, Install SR 436 Light The State Road Department to­ day notified Ih* County Commis­ sioners Hist there it net enough money to Its budget to Install • traffic light at the Intersection of SR 43* and U.S. 1T-X2 so tha board decided to purchase the light at ■ cost of 313.300. Money for the purchase wilt came out of secondary rosd funds. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the board that "V one life ii saved at the critical Internelion, the price Is cheap." In other road business, the board agreed lo ask the SRD lo place Red Bug Lake Road and a portion of SR 44-A In the sec­ ondary road system because of the high traffic count* on both roadi. The board also heard ■ request portion of Laktviaw Ave,' in Lake Mary bccauit of th* heavy traffic and poor ooadlte of th* road. Commlnloner Lawrence * Wof­ ford told James Avery Jr. of Lake Mery that the board would atablit* and Improva the road in Urn near futur*. Avery said Ha had a M illio n with -77 names on It asking the rounly to improve the rood. The board authorised Engiaeer Robert Davis lo lat all county road crew* work 16 hours a day under the present good weather conditions to carry on all th* needed road work to the county. Th* hoard also agreed to spin* 3996 lo build 10x32 double signs on U.S. 1T-N advertising Big TV## Park. lachuiatls and Connecticut, end light snows hit-New York Stale and Pennsylvania. The storm originated in Texas Saturday night and awtpt up the Uiisiislppi -Valley with paralys­ ing snowfall* and aub-freesing weather. It claimed at least it Uvea, In hlgbwsy accidents, (rearing, cold *oUlh*c ntohyiisticfts tnArWnri x rix te --’. *■' As schools and highway! began I# re-open In (he midwest and northern plains states, three to eight Inches of snow hit tbt North­ east. Two inrhea fell In south­ western Virginia today. High drifts still MockXd g few roads In Colorado and Nebraska,' ♦/» Schools had been closed ia OMaha and Lincoln, Neb., and In many . small towns through tha 'M om area. Northerl] rly wind* following thx ished tempers tuns dawn storm puafe by ga much uch i l l degree* t o t e cos from. Georgia lx vl Tha see* to IX-dxgfxe covered moM of th* area to Dakotas ta Kansas. Thx meewnry tinged to IX to U botow to thx ocktes and rotes to the 4Xs near the Pacific Cm to. S It'll Be Cold Tho first full-flxdnd cold wavx of thx winter put an xnd to aummxr weather in Sentlnolx County today. Ternpernturea dropped to 40 degrees over thx coun­ ty lent night and early thin morning but no froxt WM reported. Cold weather la expected to continue tonight, with fretting weather in noma portion* of Central Florida. Around the itate, temperature* dropped to free*.! Ing over the extreme north portion early today. And the weatherman said It would be colder tonight. Readings ns low at 22 were forecast for tonight in the panhandle region with a freeu likely over much of the northern tip of the peninsula. Even tourist-jammed Miami waa warned to bract for nighttima temperaturaa in the 40'a. Casselberry To Post New Street Speed Limit Signs The Casselberry Town Council last night decided to peat algns on leminola Blvd. setting Ike speed limit *( 34 m.p.h. The council set speed limits on other town roads at 33 m.p.h. and ordered aa ordinance drawn up to this effect. The council men agreed that the speed limit on Hwy. 17-63 through town would remain 63 m.p.h. Th* council also decided to de­ discussion of a group of Negro County Democrats lay residents about annexation to Cat. ■elberry until Ibn group makes a Meet Wednesday formal roqueit. Mayor W. M. Ben­ The Seminole County Democra­ son said that a group of Negroes tic Executive Commute* wUI meet living toward Altamonte Springs in the courtbouso at I 9- m. Wed­ bad ashed about coming In since nesday. Committeemen and women from the county's 16 precincts will plan Escape# On Way rallies lo bt held before the May primary elections. About II ralltos Back To Prison will be held to <h* county, commit­ Marion Im m Moore took tho tee chairman Robert Billhlmer long road back to prison today. ■aid today. The gr-v-p wtll also A rspreamUlivs fru.o Raleigh's plan to promote voter reglatralton North Carolina Stoia Prison took starting March 4 whoa county rogl- tho oaonpod convicted murdsror ilrstton hooka from th* SemlnoU Sheriff* office. Tho two ora driving back to Bnltlgh whora Moors will foe* th* No Decision Y et root of hit 1* yotr second degree On Shopping Hours murder torn, plus an escape Downtown laatord retail mer­ charge. Meert, who escaped from. , p chants remained undecided Woo­ dsy on whethoc to stay apoa Pel- prison nnd gong in 1PM had car­ ved seven and a half years of hi* day night*. t e n . Be eonfsneed hi* nocapa A w te Deputy W. *. met to Mantua the Friday arrested bias on a vagrancy < hour*, tori did M l eettie < they want water and fin protec­ tion. Th* round! agreed to let ■ Rol­ lins College political science group make a. survey af Casselberry. Tb* Rollins students marie the survey in Winter Park and part* of Orlando. They ask about resi­ dent's InterssU to ' government and their willingness to joto to politics. Former Navy man and finger, print expert Ed Pander was nam­ e d ‘ assistant town marihal. Ha wUI' servo an* day a week to giro Marshal Qui lawyer a rest sad will taks over during Sawyer’s va ca te. Getting Csseelberry's rule* to order, Ihe council voted I* have town attorney Les J. Collins g>4 ir# Information on- a food ordinxaro roverlag Issuance of occupational isl licenses. Mayor Benson said Iks town' rule which' says Ikal * tones shouldn't be higher than tour tool Is ■ violation of state law which demands 4Vt fret for iwlmmtof ' ) pool*. Hibbard Casselberry said there are stx-foot fcsrci to lew*. The council votod to ksv# Coiligi find out what t o t e height Wtotar Park requires, F&S Tho Iowa fathers also �' 1 ir.WLWjyj r m___m m ___ . __. . .... Page_S—Tueg. Jen. It, IHO Brtak — 'agreed today that Con­ t i rstoe gasoline lasts, the spending euthaekg re- eellent," mm Republican said Ivstely. *it hold* out hope lor faa rut next rear . If — it the imocratie Congreat does l lot (Mast we know it's eat going TAMPA (t f l ) _ When the judge gave boliu -operator Jerry L m i 60 day* to settle his private affairs before going to prison, he didn’t mem getting into the coffee business a Cuba. But that ap krently le where Lopes went. Criminal* Court Judge L. L GrayifOh' two months ago told Lopes to take the 60 <h y t to aeUIe his private affairs, But when t le gambler’s name was called for sen. fencing Monday, he didn’t answer. County investigator Clint Burgess s Jd it was no wonder—Lopez was in Cuba in the cofi ee business. He had been convicted on ful that Congress would melnd lbs scheduled Jnly l cuts is com­ munications sad transportation lottos. Klteehewor's tax proram site isters Have Field called for extension for another year of the hi|her laxei levied during. the Korean war on corpo­ ration MofKs.'liquor and elgsrcllci. get Conarc ii is certain is ge along with him on that i K S-------------Florida Tositmastyri hept their liatenera chuckling with descrip­ tions of aelgbbartood children, eaodare odvwrtising and spiral staircases at e Mar-Lew Restaurant Meting. melt ' away much of Iht • Ig n surplus ha envltor the fiscal yoar atartlif a , pawdt, toe tapTbUcana to w flTbe aeeuaing the nMe > s n H b f Congress Paul Priest died yesterday at Ploride leehnrium. " Priest, e resident ef Oviedo, had been rich tor toe psst two year*. Mo earns to Oviedo town Qeergla several n a n aao. lto to survived bp hta wife, Mr*. Paaline Priest; daughter, Mrs. Cortes WUUemi; two sow, Carl Booth, toft, and Sgt 0 . C roat*, right, aaw the a off at the baa station Monday. la the group are John Holloway, 1719 Second ____ S _____ t ; Dan Clause, 61S E, Second oSht;, avwwvrv Robert Holloway n w iu w i; 616 010 a E.. Third iim u av<, S t; u Leonard m wuJ Lea Johnson,, 12i Mayfair Mathleux, 111 Country Club_Circle; C_'_ . . IT Circle; end Aubrto Norris of Leesburg. (3ause and tha two Holloways will to Europe If they pane their testa. (I ‘ Photo) B A R G A IN at She opening ed n sneeplat apneodsfenee inveeSigattoa that Congresi seek tot eritton) views Betide* the spiral otalrcaaaa, Toastmasters from Miami. Coral Gables, Saraiota and Coeoe bad to dsaeribo prapoliora and serano -without using their heads. Orlando hypnotist Joe 1. M| Cawley east the final spell wbee be bypneUsed Dan OUloger at Jacksonville. MeCewley told nbean PRICES policies ed toe ietrnUon. 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Nick Pfeirauf, daughter of the incoming noble grand, sang an original composition, entitled ••Mother” and dosed the cere­ mony with the lord's Prayer. She was accompanied by Miss Joan Wilke. Mrs. Snyder appointed the fol­ lowing officers who were then W a rn e r H e rb e rt Jr . installed to serve with her'uurlng the coming year. Mr». Eileen Rector, warden; Mr*. Virginia Anderion, conductor; Mr*. Virginia Roche, chaplain; Mn. Amelia OsIren, muiician: Mn. Eva WU* liami, color bearer: Mr*. MildVed Squire*, right supporter to the noble grand. Mn. Ethel Williams, left supporter and Mrs. Mae Myen and Mrs. Mable Brown, right and left supporters, respectively, to the vice grand; Mn. Warren Jameson, Inside guardlap and Mrs. Pearl Byrd, outside guard. The four altar bearers were Mrs. Geneva Brook*. Mr*. Louise Long, Mrs. Minnie Ewan and Mrs. Effie Hewson. Mrs. Emily Jameson, outgoing noble grand, was presented with the jewel of her office. Among the many gifts received by Mr*. Snyder was an Ivory gavel with her name and office Inscribed on a gold band, given to her by members of her fao.lly. A social hour and refreshments were enjoyed by the group follow­ ing the ceremony. J jdjcoJ Mr. and Ki*. D. C. Spivey Sr.. 1611 West 3rd St. Sanford, an­ nounce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, Violet W. to Warner A. Herbert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Warner A. Herbert Sr., of Lock­ hart, Fla. r Miss Spivey was born In San­ ford and graduated with the Semi­ nole High School class of 1633. She was a member of the High School Glee Club. She is an active member of the First Church of the Natarene, where she serves as church secretary. She Is presently employed by the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. in Orlando. The groom-elect was born In Chicago. 111. He Is a graduate of Llbertyvllle Township High School in Libertyville, 111. Ht served two year* In the United (P sa m m o I a MISS VIOLET W. SPIVEY Church Groups Meet ELECTIVE OFFICERS of Seminolu Rcbekah Lodge No. 43 shown at the installation art from left, Mre. Bertha Snyder, Nobel Grnnd; Mr*. Lucyijnn Jurae, recording aecretary; Mre. May Rubow, treasurer; Mrs. Evelyn Hoolehan, financial secretary and Mre. Eva Beckham, vice grnnd. (Herald Photfi) Residents Buy Patron Tickets Additional patroe tickets for the Botte Davis shew wore purchased by: Mr. and Mra. Kcanetb McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan J. Davis, Mra. Dorothy Corrodi, Brailey Odbam, Maek Cleveland, Mr. and Mre. A. B. Peteraon, Gene Tuc­ ker. Mre. W. A. Kratiert, Kenneth Leffler end W. C. Hutchinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kastner, Mr. and Mre, Robert Hancock, Mr. end Mre. Dan Wright, Mr. and Mra. Joe Corley, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Henson. Mr. end Mrs. J. A. Emer­ son. Mr. sod Mrs. Bill Southward, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Southward, 9i. and Mra. Jobs Morgan, Mr. add Mrs. Michael Caolo, Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoner, Dr. and Mra. M. Lipton, Wall Plumbing A Heating. Mre. F. C. Steasirom, Mr. end Mrs. Harry Took*. Mr. end Mra. Carl Schlike, Mr. and Mrs. R.«G. Gleeson, Mr. and Mra. Jack Hall, Mrs. William White, Cmdr. and Mra. B. E. OeUrholm, Mr. and Mn. Walter A. Baron, Shoemaker Construction Co.. Dobory Pharm­ acy, Dr. and Mrs. E. Lindsay, Dr. and Mrs. T. P. MeDaaiol, Mr. and Mn. Eugeao Casta ann, Mn. Jorard Arthur, Dr. and Mra. Brooks Smith, Mr. and Mn. M. B. Strickland, Mr. and Mn. Harold Sherwood, Dr. Clifford Boyce, Mr, and Mya- Art Harrlsi, Mr. and Mra. M Dowdney, Dr, and Mn. S. Kioto, Mr. and Mrs. John Kridor, Mr. npd Mn. John Burton, Mrs. 1 . B. Heigh, William Naegel, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Davis, Debar/, and Mr. end Mn. J. B. TerwUiager Jr. Patna seata are still available end sea be neerved by tailing Mn. Jake Marfan ar Mn. Lean aed Munson. JACARANDA CIRCLE Mr*. George .McCall, guest speaker, gave an interesting and informative talk on camellias to members of the Jacaranda Circle of the garden club at the January meeting. The group met at the home ol Mrs. L. B, Stce.c, 200 Elm Avc., with Sira. R. E. Pcurifoy and Mrs. Marlon Harman Sr., assist­ ing. The president, Mrs. A. C. McRcynoldi presided at the bullness iciiion and rtiember* an­ swered roll cad with the name of thHr favorite shrub. Personal s ■V FIANCES WESTER Mrs, E. M. Chester cbnducted an Interesting program on Cuba at the W. M. S. meeting of the Lake Alary Baptist Church. The group also studied one chapter of the book. "Reaching Rural Churches'*, which was taught by Mn. J. H. East. Those present were: Mr*. Ruben Taylor. 3lrs. Willard Bowmen, Mra J. E. Gnen, Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mrs. J. T. Beal. Mrs. J. A Varn, Mrs C. C. Hartley, Mra G. Ricketaon, Mrs. E. M. Chester, Mrs. Harley Wilhelm. Mrs. W. T. Wanslcy, Mra. J. H. .East, and Mr*. 11. Ferguson. Refreshments of cookies and coffee, furnished by Mri. C. N. North, were -servod by Mrs. W. T. Wansley. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner aed Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dc Forest took a three day trip and visited friends in Bradenton, Palmetto, Pinellas Park, and Clearwater. They returned Thursday after- Boon* Circle Two of the U P W of Lake Mery will meet at the home ef Mrs, Richard Keogh tonight ata p. m. Mr*. \V. T. flaynor wa* uclcoined as a new member, three birthday* were cdcDraicd and Mrs. W. U. Urinson, ways and means committee chairman, held a plant sale. Mrs. Alhurn Rector and 3trs. A. Wilkins were welcomed as guests. Olliers there were Mines. Andrews, J. C. Andrews, Minnie Ewcn, C. M. Flowers, S. C. Graham, T. G. Hickson. R. D. Hunter, J. T. Liltlr. Irving Pryor, Berlha Rhodes, N. R. Whitney and Aaron Wooten. HEMKROCALUS CIRCLE "A Night In Poland” was the theme of the month's mccllna of the Heincrocallf* garden club cirrle at the home of Mrs, P, J. West gate, 2t»I Cordova Dr. Mrs. Westgale displayed hand embroidered linens, corals, am­ ber, wood carving* and several other articles that she brought back with her from her recrnl trip lo this satellite country. She illustrated her talk with colored slides arid served Polish desserts, "Ciastkl'*, as refresh­ ments. DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE Driftwood Circle of the garden club conducted a workshop and demonstration at the Home Dem­ onstration Center at their monthly get-together. Flower* featured in (he arrange­ ments were rimellisi, gladioli and chrysanthemums. Unusual flower container* were shown and discussed during the workshop. A very interesting arrangement of bamboo and shell wa* shown byMrs. J. D. Ramage. Following a abort businesss ses­ sion, 3trs. John Langford, presi­ dent of Ihe group, Introduced the guest speaker, 3trs, Frank L. Woodruff HI. Mrs. J. r. McGuire and Mra. J. E. Andrews, hostesses served refreshments to II member* and one guest, Mrs. Verne H. Jen­ nings, Sr. WEDNESDAY All day workshop for home im­ provement chairmen of the home demonstration clubs will be held at the II. U. Center, 401 E. 25th St. starting at 9:30 a. m. Close about 3 p. m. Mrs. Gladys Ken­ dall, former II. D. Agent of Semi­ nole County, state home industry* and marketing specialist, will demonstrate care and cleaning of floors at morning session. Care of fumllure will be demonstrated In Ihe afternoon. Leaders asked to bring work aprons. B. P. W. monthly dinner meet­ ing T p. m. at the Civic Center. THURSDAY County Council of H. D. club meets at 10:30 a. in. at the H. 1). Center on 23th SI. Dr. R. L. Reddish of U. F. will demonstrate "Carving of Meat.” Meat used in demonstration will he used for luncheon. Bring covered dish (vegetables, salads and dessert). Business session after lunch. ' Seminole Chapter No. 2 U. E. S. will hold the annual election ol officer! at I p. m. at Masonic Lungwood'a Civic League mem­ bers will bold a public card party at the Civic League building Jan. 21. Proceeds from the 7:30 p, m. party will be used to buy new curtains for the stage In the Church St. building. Admission will be 30 cents. The Seminole County Federation of Women's Club* will meet at the Civic League Building in Feb­ ruary. W. S. C. 8. CIRCLE FIVE Mr*. E. T. Chapman was hoitcn at the monthly meeting of Circle Five of Ihe First Methodist Church. Co-hoitcucs were Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Ml** Aline Chapman and Mra. Mae Sturdivant. Eighteen member* answered to Ihe roll call and }lrs. M. E. Baker, chairman, announced the activities for the month. Mr*. W. A. Hunter, minister of visitation, wa* a guest and presented the plan for •Total Enlistment . the campaign beginning this month. Mrs. W. P. Chapman, study chairman, gave an interciling les­ son on Ihe book or Luke, assisted by tome of the members. Others present included Mme*. French, Mable Blount, F. 1). Hiekok, J. it. Houk, R. M, Mason, W. A. Norman, Pearl Lynch, Charles Schaffer, S. O. Shtnholicr and W. S. Thorton. ELSIE KNIGHT CIRCLE FIRST BAPTIST SIrs. D. K. McNab Was welcom­ ed as a new member lo Ihe Elsie Knight Circle or lha First Baptist Church at the January meeting at Ihe home of Mrs. Hugh Duncan. Co-hostesses were 31rs, II, A, Moreland and .Mrs. Orady Duncan. Memher* voted to' combine the mission study and regular month­ ly meeting next month and Mrs. V. C. Messenger and Mra. Duncan will be hostesses to the group. Plans were made for the Hawaiian banquet, with Ihe young peoples' circle joining the othrr groups. GOLDEN CIRCLE OF FIRST BAPTIST Members of the Golden Circle Class of First Baptist Church made plana for the annual Febru­ ary banquet at Ihe regular month­ ly meeting. The banquet Is a tradi­ tion of Ihe clan that has been enjoyed for many years. The group met at the home of Ihe president, Mrs. C. 11. Goethe, 210 Maple Av*. Following thr but!- Mr. and 3Ira. George Maffelt and W. W. Tyre attended the annual banquet of the Centra! Florida Council of Boy Scouts at Camp La-No-Cho this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lebley of Glen Riddle, Pa., announce the birth of their first son, Eugene James. Dec. 13. Mrs ZeblKy Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thurston and Mrs. J, E. Trrwillrger Sr. of Sanford. States Army and la aow la business In Orlando. A June wedding la planned, dots to be announced. H.D. Club Studies Foods An exceptional program ea "Home Food Freetlng” waa prorented by Mre. W. W. Line awd Miss Eva Hunt lo members ef the Sanford Home Demonstration Club at the Home Demonstration Con* ter. Food used la the demonstra­ tion was used for refreshment*. Fruit gelatin galad, icveral Unde of sandwiches and pound eahn were among the foods served. Hoilesses were Mrs. H. H. Dun* can, Mrs. Lina and lflis Hunt. Following the devotion by Mre, R. F. Crenshaw, now year booka were distributed to a large group or members and one geest. Miss Sunn Herndon. Miss Mjrtl* Wilson, county agent, reminded member* af a leaders' training meeting; Jin. SI and a county council mooting, Jan. 31. Committee chairmen ap­ pointed recently are Mrs. Roy Tillis, central Florida fair and Mrs. Joseph Kratimar, finance. Mrs. N. B. Flanders of Daytona The new Hits Hold la Lisbon, Rrarh arrived this weekend fqy Portugal, hai no swimming pool, ■ visit with Mr, and Mrs, Irving radio or TV eels, la order to re­ Pryur. tain the quiet elegance ef the peat. Lake Mary Club "A fascinating, glittering j Plans Picnic entertainment I” The Lake Mery girl* 4-H Club held their last meeting kt the home of (heir leadrr, Mr*. Ted Brook­ lyn. Cathy McCarthy rrad lha atory of Ihe 4-H club to the girl*. Gall Roberta was alected lo the post of secretary because Cathy McCarthy, ih« present secretary, it leav­ ing In Ihe near fulurr. The girls decided to hold a hobo picnic, at Mrs. Brooklyn'! home. Miss Myrtle Wilson, county agent, demonstrated the art of table-vetting to the' girls ind in­ structed llirm on table manera. Lillian S»riid*,w war welcomed as a new member. The next meet­ ing will be held at Mrs. Brooklyn's home on Jan. 23. TWO TIME ACADEMY AWARD WINNER WMU Mission Study Mrs. Gail Smith, mission study chairman, taught a portion of the W.M.U, study book for Ihe year, at thr regular meeting of the Central Baptist Women's mission­ ary aoclely. Classei wll) rontlnu* each month until the book la finished. Mrs. Hilton Brown, president, presided at the regular monthly meeting of the group. The next meeting is scheduled for Feb, II. MMtlNSTN f*Sl ^ wilti fTrnh Alton adapted and directed by NORMAN CORWIN based on * • work* of CARL SANPRURO TH IS IS N O T A R E A D I N G ! Saturday, Jan. SO. 0:80 P. M. Sauted Ovto O n to Ticketa row m i aale at Woadraff BMff„ lad ft M Telephone r A S-8011. Adntoatoa $5.00 anI O M t. MaH Orders la Box 100, Saated. Make to m i l l I to Bette ltovto Heart Fuad Show. AH swta n a w r il VETERANS! LET US A S S I S T Y O U IN O B T A I N I N G A VA LOAN to finance the construction of a home for you on your own lot. If you don't have a lot, we'll help NO DOWN PAYMENT Closing Costs Only ! Remember, VA home loans for W W II Veto, end* June SO, S h m m a lu iA ONSTAGE. IN PERSON �m , r. a»r:’ ’ MR. SPEEDS G O E S T O T O W N 1 ''} '■ V- » A- I munbl aagression against any of NaUanalirt Chine's territory —to. eluding the Quemoy and Matsu A6 PM H06C0VI &v V J. attitude which has bean aping steadily la tha last not which ll a considerable Mm ef tha UJ. • Nationalist tea Mutual Security Treaty t.■ t r u s 'js d f M l M Us affectumBh Ceribboin eerier. Ar> Bring an eaiterity pro­ le tod a Baht far OA* rimmini In order to re- Pi Iprwairi tha c u t both to light of the summit meeting saw scheduled for May 11 gad tha tori that tha data alto catoridea with impravtog weather r suit Im i far military aparaltoM to the Formosa straits. Mould Bad Chinas* Irritation that they have haas e x c l u d e d from the summit muting lead them t* adventurous Ideas of their awn, they certainly would ■at overtook that particular ad­ vantage. The Formosa dispute datce from the ttttoaa ef Nationalist Chiu se armtoe aa tha matolud to IMS Ud has wHnasaod a total turnabout of U.8. policy. In INI, President Truman daetofad the U. B. “ has no desire to establish military baits oa Farmaea at this time" aad will "net pursue a course," involving It In (mini's eivO war. h that urn* pair, Secretary ef lute Dean Achaean omitted bath Ktoaa and Formosa to bis deftotttoa of the U.8. "defuse per.imltor" to thn Far Bait. ■ The switch came after Rad Chi­ nees’ toiarventlM to tha United Nations Karan police action and wfeltt line* has resulted to up­ wards tt a billion dollars worth of military aid to Chtong Kal Hak's Formosa button. Bncker'e statement not only la a imtoralton #f UJ. support far NgUaunlM Chinat* President Chi* ta f Sal Bbsk, It also slices tha Not So Pettto HANOVER. N. H. (UPD-AlUf tt years tt work, Prof. Francois aretoliM Danaau af Dartmouth College has sUcy la tha Farmaaa completed ■ French-American dieha dectand that the Uaasry. The 11,000 typed pa gee CRO SSW O RD tsUlMNI Wala# tt, VMM Assignment Washington By BD KOTBPBA WASHINGTON — For almost three hours tho lamb sat on tha committee t a b l e . Congressmen were on one eld* ef It, eur couatry's leading lamb-feeders on the other. The reporters sat against tha wall. It was gatting ’way peat lunch lima. Tha tomb, a flaa-looklag, pink, firm ctrcasa stamped U. 8. Choice, was there to prava a paint. Ta m# It only proved hew hungry I was. Images of auccolsnt roast tog of tomb danced through my Nixon Optimistic For Florido GOP MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Vie* President Richard Nlson’e week­ end visit to. Florida loft stole Republicans buoyed wllh the hap* of carrying tha s u u for the GOP presidential nominee far the third straight time. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon visited Gainesville end Miami. Beech and S«‘« back to Washington Sunday, Ha told a news conference Satur­ day odds war* "approximately even" for the Republicans U win Florida again In November. Ha said Florida was the one "su u in the southern bloc where 1 believe wo have our heat 1• i i . ! Jf fM ii* ^i. • .* •,i * V ill l. 1 •• *** i 1* i *i 'he j 1 i\ •*- • **ll ^ . .ft . •• . t i it »»iI" '%* l •* •• m• v « i •* • •Vill' V • **1• • i m «M. J i H' ^V} it'TJ jf ’ j: iu i . i bead, and 1 could hear tko sput­ ter of Juices against a hot oven door. Tho question before the Com­ mittee an Agriculture was: Should not Uia government drop its prac­ tice of grading tomb? . Tha tomb raleors said, drop it. Thair argument: To meet govern­ ment standards for the mora cost­ ly U. 8. Choice grade, ranchers must grow lambs Uo fat. And, they told, putting that extra waistllna on the young ehnp eats up their profits. Those Western sheep iu*a got so worked up about their profits going to **waist" that tbsre was some hefty shouting between them and tha House committee. And Ihu on* of the witnesses picked up n knife—but only to cut up tha carcass. Most upset of all was a woman, Mr*. Delbert Chlpmu, a aheapgrawer from American Fork, Utah. Mrs. Chlpmap, a good-na­ tured and plumplsh ranch opera­ tor, said ska was thara represent­ ing the Federated Club Woman ef America — and lean meat. "And when 1 get upset," ah* told Rep. Harold D. Cooley (D., N. C.) aad his committee, "there's a tot of ma that gets upset" Bhe sold profits era so low that to make aut financially, tha ran­ ch*re may have to cross a sheep with a kangaroo to raise a fur coat with a pocket already la It Mrs. Chlpman confessed to me later abe has to taka allergy pills wkea a lamb gate near her. Bhe from Chicago. Daftly, ba want about cutting and tawing aft a shank here, soas* chops there, a ehoulder react, a tog. Hla paint was: Leak at All tha fat you must put on a lamb to get It graded U. f . Choice. The tot, he said, adds nothing to tha taste or tenderness. He said that to ehaw the sump on a cut of meat in n shop, tha butcher has to heap tha tot m tha cut, aad this cornea to 30 cMte worth of tot par chop. But all I aould aa* was lamb chape browning In the frying yin. What, 1 wondered, are they going to do with this flaa cut-up lamb? I allpped over to Edwin K. Marsh af Belt Lake City, Secretory of the National Wool Growers Associa­ tion, in charge at the display. "What desyde auggaai?" ha •aid, and I auggeatad they peso tha cut* around. And that’* what they did. Bowes etarted cutting nwny. The committee clerk walk­ ed off with • leg war htr shoul­ der. One photographer get a breast. I walled far a raaat or something. For Coaler, tha abelraUa, they fixed up thro* nice lain chape, tw# l*c nee thick. I would aattto far maybe A chap or tw*. People crowded around Bowes. I got pushed back. He kept outtln’ that mutton and cuttle* that matton—until tbar* waa nullin'. I toft empty-handed. And it wAa nil my Tka Bantam Barnum of Broad, w iy has beeomo tka Midget Madid of tka Midway. Billy Jtoao, akowman do luxe. has graduated from Barnum to Madid with tka munificent gift of hla eahiakle collection of splendid modern sculpture to tka National Muaeum of Iarael. Tka new-minted Modld’a mlllion-dollar gift ineludes the financing and landacap. log garden. in In inv the ■Off of OK a I flve-aera finivn. heart of Jerusalem, In which kla celledtea will ha shewn. "Why nett" naked Billy, a trifle belligorMtJy, aa ha showed me through hla town house, something of a muaeum Itself, where Rodins, Bourdelles, Maillols, Daumiers, Bpetelas, Arthipemkos, da Crofts. NidatmaM, Robotaa, Zorachs and Lipchltaaa, to name only a few. feast tha eye. "Par three-quarters of my life, I've boon chasing the elusive buck," ha said, la answer to his own question. "New, while I'm eftlll areund to how from tha waist and enjoy tha sensation, I’m golag to girt it away. "I’ve keen a shorthand speedwriter, a eoag writer, a night­ club proprietor, a Broadway producer, a Warid'e Fair lmpreaeario, a theatre owner, a newspaper columnist, and a stock market cpeculator. And now I’m a patron as tha arts I What you might call a Sixth Avenue Medlel. "I began collecting art about U years age when I bought my flrat town bouse. It had a tot of vacant walla tkat aaadad a tot of pictures. I considered railroad calenders and theatrical thrae-shaeU. And then 1 decided an painting*—ori­ ginals. "My first Interest in paintings grew out of my friendship with Billy Brka, the eon of Fanny Brice, my flret wife. Billy’s a madam artlit. one of tha finest la America. 1 started going to galleries and museums with Billy. And befor* I knew it, I was a col­ lector. "And now, why am I giving all the sculpture away t Because at a dinner party a year ago, I met Nahum Gefdmann, head of the Jewish Agency far Israsl. Right out of nowhere, he asked me to give tka collection to Israel. But I wasn’t sold until Karl Xats, curator and director of tha Notienel Museum of Israel, flew to New York to sea me. "Even than I didn’t get any buttle* In my bleed until h* said the collection would be displayed In a garden, not a museum. That said sea. 1 said, 'fine, If It can ba designed and landscaped, at my expanse, by Isamu Noguchi.' You knew Noguchi? HS'a the Jap. Annas American actilptar who de­ signed tha UNESCO garden In Faria. "Wall, Noguchi and I are Isavlag tor Israsl early In February ta gat Um golden sr.dsr way. It ever, looks tha Valley af tha Croat, with aatary. And tka Nation went, tha new Hahrow 1 and tka small musaum tha Daad Baa 8crolla an "Tka fifty piece* I i will form the nucleus ol lent collection of mod tore," Mr. Rote centlnu< H will always be kept ' "Sure, 111 mtoa the 11 the Midget Madid a I doesn’t miss bls chil r You Better HoM O n To ; i\b. *•>. * ’ By DICK WIBT WASHINGTON (UP*) - The! bright tomorrow when we can throw away our frees tt and heap beef steake In the eujfcoard seems to be fading Into the! dlstane*. This Is disturbing to members of the Joint Congresdontl Atomie Energy Committee, oho had high hopes that nuclear radiation could soon ba used to sterilise md pre­ serve foods. I So onto tha maroon and blus carpet In the capital's old Su­ premo Court roam lha commllU# called Blehard S. Marsa, director of research aad dsfolopmaat far tha Army. What It wanted was an axplaaa* tion of why tha Army rccaatly cancelled plans to.build a aevM million dollar plant at Stocktoo. Calif., to test Irradiated groceries. I’m sure you've hoard about tha experiments being conducted along this lint. The Idea1Is to bombard a pork chop or soma other delica­ cy with gemma rays to kill bac­ teria. This keeps the chop from spoil­ ing and makes rsIrigersUon or conning unnccsiiry. The Army got Interested In tha program at a possible means or supplying front-line troops with fresh meet. A GI theoretically could keep a sirloin (took In bln haversack end cook It right In the foxhole. Hav­ ing frequently diced on K-rattoea during World War II, I can sm the advantages this srould offer. U. S. Intelligence Rapped By British LONDON (UP1) —Faulty Amer­ ican Intelligence screening wee responsible for telling a Russian spy spend four months within the NATO organisation, a British news­ paper alleged today. The Dally Telegraph said West­ ern counter-espionage officers blamed American intelligence in permitting LL Cmdr. Horst Luowig, 34, to work at tha Royal Naval Air Button at Lossiemouth, Scotland. marvel scans th« skies lie radar to pud in better _ B B B B B ^ B fl B B B ^ B B B B B ^ B B B ^ B Pi M i Tr KgvdfVdf 9$ #/ C&t *** newla usnaad 4* fF MsspNSu • r d iju it t ik m . -warn ttaiicM, asms m tuu. w* hew tola sf tswaeay tr*n far a»4 nter, sM Uty aU mt we g«t w*re *UU*m aad have n hattar pktara Usa tksyds.fto mn naree sen nes be beet." -« « .C A torewn asii m i r rnis* TT — B B B B B ^ B B B B B B B ^ B B B BH BSSB^BBB NOWISHKt ftBug TV pkfvttt j ••V • * Those Freezers Awhile g COR ROTOR a But be has a 4osm other proJ*ct* up kb *l#*v# to kMp him busy. H# <• considering « p m hem* in th« r*mr of kb home, wkcra hi* private sculpture gardtn h i btcn. To gtour orchids, natch. And, also, the Billy Rost Foundation for Cosmstlo RakabilU tatlon o f Persons in (k« Parform. Inc Arts. Erantually, this mans tkat tka actor or actrass who naads, any, a fact lift, will tat it fraa, compliments of tka Barnum Madid. safety RO TO R 804 & B u fo ii Avg. 1 W § Town A Country, 2858 OrluJo Drift , ll l ,w 1 ‘ r, f But, according to Maria, the program Isn’ t shaping up too well as yet, despite tka 11 million gel* tors ths Army has epMt aa r e ­ search. Ha said something about m gettiag the “ bugs’ * ant. Tl* was mar# thaa tha cam* rattle* chtlmaa, Ben. Clinton F. Anderson (D*N.M.), could ewal* tow. H* asked Mars* to pleas* refer to tha trouble* aa "dUBcultlee” Instead *< “ bugs.” On* difficulty to datermlaing the amount of ratflatton that will ■larUlte food without maklag it radtoaetlva. Wa wouldn’t want to te have to keep a gaiter croater on w tha dlalag room table. Another problem'll hew to keep from changing the Usto of the good. Marsa said irradiated chick* ea aad park turned aut pretty good but baa! was lest palatable. Ha laid the committee tha need for mora research was a good •nough reason for .'Topping the pilot plant after U,CM,000 already had bean spent on plena andtt equipment. But the committee members didn’t seem to agree. They peppered Morse wllh so many questions he hardly had time to light hi* pip*. I have a hunch w# will ho hearing a lot mar* about this sad I wouldn’t t t surprised If plena for the plant aro rsvlvsd. Som# of those lawmakers sura seamed to kava a kaakariag far lrradlau Specially Priced Luncheon af tha Mayfair Inn •Meat Yaur Friends" �|)jt • s a fa ri frralfe tucs . (^ o v in g to n By JERRY COVINGTON The Pro Bowl in Los Angeles Suiduy wrapped up another great season of the “ sport of muscle” and it was very lyrical. The 38-21 Western Conference victory gave the fans what they were looting for—plenty of passing and scoring, j The effect of this type of football Will be felt more and more throughout the (col­ leges and high schools this coming season and unless they can produce plenty! of points you can bet that their attcndcncc will drop greatly. Probably no one in the country realises this more than Ray Graves and even i( it takes a while for him to find the right quarterback, when he does you can |be assured that the Gators will be going (or the scores. To be a successful coach in big time football nowadays one must be a “clrcua master” and Graves is busily intlng this picture of himself. A show s what fans are seeking and unless they get someone that cun give it to thcii, they'll go elsewhere or, seek someone thpt can give them one. Along this line you've got to hund It to Tom Nugent. His famous I formation Gunsel Loom's As'Best Bel' For NFL Boss MIAMI BEACH (UP1) — Ausi tla Gunsel’a chances of being elected National Football League commissioner were boosted today because of attorney Marshall Leaby’ i Insistence U lie got the job the office would ba moved to lea Fronclaeo. With 10 of the league'o U teams o u t of the Mississippi River, aevorat owners felt lha commis­ sioner'* office should ba located ia Chicago, Now York or Phila> dolphlo; whore It has eaiated Bloc* the late Bert Ball assumed the job. Aad although Guasel at first had the support of only about half the NFL owntri, e faw others ■ew are knows to bo leaning to. ward the soft-spoken, 30-rear-old former FBI man who ha* been In­ terim commissioner alnco BeU's death last Oct. .11. Nine of tbo II voles are ptae•deary for election. Leahy, highly-regarded lawyer for the Saa Franclaco tier*, sires, eed he wag not campaigning for tha office. But ho addedt “ If I gavs U any consideration, the of­ fice would have to be In 8aa ‘ FramiUa*." ■ He pointed out that he has five teen-aged daughters and did not ear* to move hi* family to an­ other city even with a position with that much prestige. Others who have been men­ tioned are Edwin Andiraon, presi­ dent of the Detroit Lions; Paul Brown, coach of tha Cleveland Browns; and Don KoUatt, general manager of the Baltimore Celia, The elubowner* met informally Monday nlgbt (or nearly three hours and beard presentation from MlnnaapolU-St. Paul. Dallas and St. Loula groups seeking NrL franchises. The osmer# planned la revlso the order of business on Wednesday to elect a commissioner first be* fore beginning what is expected to be a wrangle about the ad­ mission of new franchises. V A vfZiO i NOW SHOWING dan i t . l t s o — Paga S Cind Almost Loses N o . 1 Rating Covers Sports NEW YORK (U P H - Cincinnati. .srMch toil ill perfect basketball di record last Saturday night at Bradley, almost lost III No. 1 that he came out with at FSU really gave spot to California today In United him a lot of publicity and built him a Pren International’! major cob big name but, actually he never ran it lege ratingi. The Bearcats, who suffered more than two or three times in a game. their lint ion of the season whan He did provide a drawing card and really they dropped a 91-00 decision lo put on a show and. from this he has be­ Bradley, received II first-place come noted as one of the top coaches in votes and 32S points. In tha clos­ est weekly balloting of the cam­ the country. • • * paign California wound up only Well, If our Semlnoles had to lose I am eight points behind Cincinnati glad that they did it along with the Bear­ with 13 first-place votes and 311 cats of Clnci. It goes to show that in the point*. Wait Virginia remained third fame of basketball it is practically impos­ with two flrit.plaee voita and 233 sible for even the great ones to go all the point* In tha latest voting by the way without a blemish. In a gam* that la now* practically all an exchange of shots from one end of the court to the other, the only thing that matters la which team is hitting the best. This was the case In Winter Pa? the other night. If the Seminoles had been hitting as well as they have been in the last few games, there would have been very little difference in the score. Tonight our youngsters travel to Lees­ burg where they will face the. Yellow Jackets in a double header that begins at 1 p.m. They will be seeking their seventh win. Gophers Heading Toward tine' Basketball Season .•A *® Canvas sidinf valued at nearly $1,000 today wo* do­ nated to Sanford Greyhound Baseball Club Inc., by Jerri* Col­ lins, owner of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club which only last week bought $2,000 worth of advertising front the club. The aiding will be used to cover the base paths in the event of a threat, or th* apparent imminent arrival, of a Poworful Guttersnipe, a‘ star of teat season, will be lookiag for his Brat qulatela finish tonight is lb* featured ninth race at Banford-Orlando Kennel Club, add if tha htadlcapper la right, th* vet­ eran will itUl be looking after th* headllMr Is ever. Morning line odd* give three ether top greyhound* a batter chance la th* hot ninth then Gut­ tersnipe. Fans will be wondering obout Buck Goodspcid, • newcomer to the oval this aeaion. This big 73pounder will make hi* first offi­ cial visit to the starting gaits tonight, but schooling test* Indi­ cate the gent will be a etslwert of the Grsdo-A division. He holds three consecutive victories ia ths test rscss and th* brtadl* fallow covorod tbo fiva-slateonlha-mlte distance ia 31.13 seconds la his list encounter. Favorite of tho ninth rico is Ed's Black Putty, an established star at tha local oval. I lls black lent, also weighing Tl pounds, is rated a 2-tn-l favorite from the four-bos. Second boet early odds go to Trip Latch, in tho ssvonlh start* lag position for the.fe ^re. Trip Lech has placed la Vis last three races, each against top com- pstisn. summer shower at Municipal StaSlum. Since the city of Sanford Is co­ operating with local sponsors' *f. forts st providing the finest type ef (port for the summer; W. Kenneth UcRobcrta, prime sponsor of the club, Immediately offered tha aid­ ing to the city which could ul* It in other recreational project* out ■Ida the baseball season. City Manager Pete Knowlai was all smiles in accepting thia “ ire mandoua windfall'' as ba described it. "This should mean,” he laid, “ that because of Mr. Collins' gen­ erosity, faw if any games evtr will have to ba called this summer. The Infield drains oft fast btyood the clayed area, and since this aiding It to feet high. It will cover vlr (gaily tha anllro running area keeping it dry." Collins, learning that there was a need for tho material, wasted no time In otfaring it. The aiding will come from bis clrcua winter quar­ ters at DeLand, and city trucks will pick it up shortly. Knawlos indicated that City Perks Superintendent Jim Dunn will be Instructed lo build a simple rig by which it will ba possible quickly to lay tbo siding ns well as remtrt 1L Dunn alio likely will install flood­ light* for the parking area, Kaowlca >ald, so that th* city, aud tha dub, can effect e laving la electricity costa by turning elf tha floodlighted Held within momonta after any game. ----- Tonight's 10-raco card will be Orwig Captures launched with a swift Grade-B race Including such fast hounds ai Archery Title Bob Orwig ef the Sanford-StmlJohn Ring and O. B.'s Trust. Matinee action will atari at 3 noli Archil* Club won tbo Instinc­ tive title In tha man’s class at p. m. tomorrow, th* central Florida Archery Asia. held at Sanlando Near-Record Double Championships Springs Sunday. CHARLESTOWN, W. Va. (UPI) Bob Orwig'shot a 490 for IN —Ths second largest daily double targets to cop lha title. Jo* Couof Urn year — *1,331.00 — was lombe of Sanford shot a 4M for produced at Charlestown Monday second place in the meet. whtn Greek Deb and Broom Sage won the first two races. The pay­ off lo surpassed this year only by Foam Rubber Pits a *1,023.70 double at Tropical NEW YORK (UPI) - Promot­ Park, Jan. 9. ers of tha major ladoor track ami field meets at Madison Square Cards Sign End Gordon this winter announced CHICAGO (UPI) - Th* Chicago Monday that foam rubber will be Cardinals today announced the used In tha pola vault and high sluing of Jack Dean Atchaton, Jump landing pita. U. S. Olympic 313-pound otfeaaivo and from West- Coach George Eistment of Mano n Illinois University. Atebsion, haltan said the Innovation will be . 0-4, Is e resident ef Springfield, “ a psychological a* well as phy* 1U. ileal eld.” r ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 m SHUFFLING OFF. L. R. Beck of Winter Park gets off a ihot in the San. ford Touriat and Shufflebonrd Club Invitational Tournament, Mora than 200 ihuffleboard onthualnata from northam and central Florida joined in tha fames At Fort Mellon Park Monday. Just Too Busy For Words GAINESVILLE (UPI)—Florida foot­ ball coach Ray Graves fa getting more calls for speaking engagement* than he can handle. Graves said Monday ha had bean flood* ed with invitation! to addrgia various groups throughout tho state. He aaid he appreciated the “keen in­ terest’' shown in the athletic program, but he could not accept any more engage- * meats until he finishes organising his staff and follows up on his recruiting pro* gram. Graves, who was named to succeed Bob Woodruff earlier this month, said he wIB 4 fulfill the invitations he already haa ac­ ■ ■ cepted.' Tech Stars Pacing SEC Cage Scorers ATLANTA (UFO - Th* team that knocki erf - fast • stepping Georgia Tech (hit season will have to come up vflth • default to hal­ ter Hour Kalstr and Dave DenIron' and It's hard enough to atop either without trying, to atop both. ' Kaiser, a t-1 Junior guard from Dale, Ind., turned In a 31-polnt performance Saturday night in Tech’s victory ovor Vanderbilt to ralM hit average t* 33.4 for 14 gsmei and vault him inlb the lead in the Southeastern Confer•nee scoring race. The uiid eyti, cue handed Jump shooter has scored So or more points In tl ef hli 14 games and now has a total ef 313 points for the lesson. . Denton, a 0-3 aenlor. forward who has fast won a reputation for balJMiandllng, haa been averaging IS points.per gams the pait three weiki and is now averaging 10.3 to plats seventh la the scoring rat#. Kaiser, who hai been averag­ ing nasrly 30 per cent from the floor, hit 13-o(-l3 Saturday night while Denton, who handiei.Tech'i Inside scoring was 0-for-ll ia a 10point efofrt.Moanwblle, Mississippi'* Jack Waters, the SEC scoring leader for most of tho season, _slipped Rebeli victory ever MUala«ippt Into second plica Saturday y night Stale. with a 31.1 average as he was Only aollc* for Mississippi Ia held to just ulna polati In tha Waters failure to icore was tho eight - point shewing ef State'* Barber Captu res t K. " W r r j— Yorbo Linda Open its* ar,ie* **>• dr®w* » » • overage of U A There's o dose battle for fourth lice ia tha scaring race between YORBA LINDA, Calif. (UF1) — labama sophomore Porter Pow­ Jerry Barber, the Uny Loa An­ er* and Florida Junior Bobby gelas pro wh* makes up In skill Shivers. Powers bold on to fourth and narve. what ha lacks la rise, wills an 13.1 avoraga despite get­ today took.homo *3,MO as first ting only 13 palate against rierido priia money In the *u,oos Ver­ and 17 against Auburn las* wMk, ba Linda Oprn. -! . ’ Sblveri rose la IS.0 by searing I* In a dramatic finish on tho 10th points against Alabama on- “ groan Mendiy, Barber sank a 11- against Miami. root putt for a blrdle-four with all , The No, 0 position 1> the ____ the pressure In the world on him. hotly contested ef ell. JaekArdeo, He needed that birdie to win. A Tulin*'* S-10 sophomore, holds tho ar would have meant a tie with spot a present with a 10.4 average. ist-flnlahing Billy Maxwell the But Dtiton la only 1-lOth of a quiet Texan ffom Odessa, A boicy point bohlnd and VandarbUt i would have meant second place more BUI Johann la th* distanco bohlnd Deaton at 194. for Barber. Mississippi'! tvan Riehmeno, who relumed to the Rebel llaoup To Play Russians Saturday night for th* first Hum WINDSOR, Ont, (UPI) — A In nvaral weeks, scored ■ potato Russian kockty team will play the ■gainst Mississippi Slate and 1* Windsor Bulldogs ef (he Ontario now avaraglng 10.0 white Auburn's Hockey Asan. senior loaguo boro Dave Vaughan bring* up th* redo Wednesday nlgbt at the Windsor of th* SEC's top-10 with ■ 114 mark. Arena. ew S R - W HATS THE INSIDE STORY ON COMPACT CAR QUALITY? tr n v D tu m Comparison is the only way to tell quality. Skeptic* art aap*> dally welcomed to- aubmit The Lark to theta quality tests. ^ SLAM THE DOOR—and listen to tlie solid sound that tells you The Laik is quality-builL^SlT INSlDE-sce how.quality pays off in fashion fresh interiors—and more or trail roomy comfort than the average new compact c a r .^ LIFTTHE HOOD—examine the thrifty Lark V-8 (leader in most recent MobUgas Economy Run) engine, or the new improved Super Economical Six, TEST DRIVE The Lark-now. proven by more than a billion owner* driven miles. Compare them all for quality and price, and you'll love tint Lark-quAUTY-auiLT av Tit* quality maaul Smricts Ml POST A fN T M B upqjpjjpfrfcfA*i ft .* m iD iin m Attend • Each ef th* four lop-raaVA teams haa lost an* fame. Cincin­ nati baa a 13-1 record. California la 14-1, WoM Virginia 1U Bradley 13-L Old M an Rain W on 't Hurt Baseball Park In '6 0 Top Racers Set Aparido Holding O u t For Kennel Club For K g Pay Hike In '6 0 Action Tonight By United Press Iatanatteuel aarioui holdout of th* 1M0 season. Shortstop Ltd* Aparido of tho Aparido, whew brilliant fieldAmerican Leggua champion Chi­ lag .played e major rol# ia the cago Whit* Sox moy be tho first White Sex' Grot pennant vietory dace 1*1*, revealed In Maraealbo, Vanaiuela, Monday night that ha has rejected th* Sex' first offer. “ Tho m w contract lecluded a raise,” said 23-yiar-ald Lula. “ But I think I earned * batter *m .m United Press laternaUnasl lea mad that Aparido will demand ■y United Pens* laterutimal *13,000 compared to tha While Johnny Kundla — a campus Sex' *31,0*0 offer. hero of M raafi ego— has Min­ Wally Meet, who Jumped from nesota's Goldie Gophers ta th; e .31* hitter In IMS to .303 last middle of the Big Tea race. A tub .300 team at 10-13 last Mason, today wai rewarded for aeaion, Mlnnasota Monday night helping tho Lee Angels* Sedgira moved into third plat* in tha Big win the National League p*asset Ten with a 77-70 victory over IIliMla at Minneapolis. Minn. It and world'* championship with n was th* Gophars' third victory In big pay rail*. The wiry, eofl-spokan Mom was four conference games and their 10th win in 13 games this season. believed to htvo signed far ISM That means tbo Gophers ere far around ***,0*0, an Increase of beaded for tbolr finest season between M.M* and *10,00* eve* since 1*41 Whan they had an ll-3 last season. Th* San Francisco Giants. Clavemark la Otsle Cowtea* first year as ceacb. land Indiana, Pittsburgh Plratu, Kundla la In bis Aral season at Kansas City Athletics and Boston hie alma mater after leading the Red Bex all tied better newt for signed Minneapolis Lakars of the Nation­ thetr followers howaver, al Basketball Asan. to five world contracts continued to trickle In. championships from M l through Don Olailngams, acquired from 1*5*. tha ft. Louis Cardinals last month Ray Cronh. one of tho many signed with the Giants end dub aophomorea Kundla rounted on to Vice Preildsnt Chub Feeney said, come through this tea son, tallied “ he' received a boost in say and 33 points Monday night while Ren everybody is quite satisfied." Johnson had II and Dick Erick­ The Indians raised their list of son added 1*. Minnesota led, satisfied players to w with the 30-35, at halftime but spurted to of third-baseman Bubba a 33-40 margin after live minutes Phillips and pilehers Leo Klaly of the second half. and Dick Stigman. Phillips was Kansas Stale scored Its fifth expected to be the Indiana' start straight Big Eight Conference vic­ log third-basemaa. tory by downing lows Stale, *3-00, Don Hoak became th* fourth at Manhattan. Kan. T]ie Wildcats Pirate to agree to terms whtn ho never trailed although Wally lettered his acceptance, Hoak, who Frank was high point-getter with will be 32 on Feb. I, batted .2*3 only 13 points. Vlnnie Brewrr had and drove in *3 runs last season. IT and Henry Whitney had IS for Outfielder Whltey Heriog, wbo lows State. hit .393 before suffering a leg la Maryland whipped North Caro­ jury June 12 that sidelined him lina Stale, *3-33, and Wake For­ Ibe rest of th* season, signed est downed Tennessee. S4-3T, in with the Athletic* and outfielder Important aoutharn games. Tha Jerry MtiloU and shortstop Jim vietory lifted Maryland into a tie Mahoney agreed to terms with tha for second place ia the Atlantic Red Bos. Coast Conference. Paul Jelus was th* high acoror far Maryland with IT points and Honor Tiger Pliyer Bob Dinefano bid 14 lor North PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Pete Carolina State. Campbell of Hohokus, N, J., tha Wake Forest pulled down *7 re­ tasdiag scorer on Princeton's baabounds to aet a new team record ketball team, was Mlteled today in an easy victory over Tennes­ as Ivy League Player of the week. see. The Deacons lad, 3C-3I, and Campbell hat a total of 114 points then drove it up lo 32-33 with a this season for a 33.* points par big burst In the second half. game average. * Eastern Kentucky SUto beat Tenoeisee Tech, TMT, Xavier • c e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e • topped Miami of Ohio, *0-71, Bay­ • • • • lor downed Texas, *743, Oklaho­ • ma defeated Missouri, (4-32, Ok* lahoma State scored a *1-4* tri­ umph ovsr Kansas, aad Georgia ripped Stetson, *7-73. North Cirollnle headed the sac-, Illinois. Noire Damt, Kansu, In33 leading coachta who rata the teams weekly for UPI. Bradley, ond 10 group for tho aecwod I «»•»•. Southern Melhadlsi. St Jowhich scored lu 31st consecutive straight week. ‘ Than came in.h •»*» » <p*-> <n< New u-^mi York U nl' Then Utah I • vcr4g|y> n ,e m i* ihm* tied victory at home when It edged Slate, Iowa, St. Louis, Kentucky, | for joth. Cincinnati, advanerd from filth to fourth with two flrsl-placa votes and 331 points. Ohio Stato was fifth with 211 points. Georgia Tech remained sixth with 1X3 points, Utah was seventh with 71, Texas AAM eighth with ST, VlUanova ninth with 53 and Southern California 10th with 33. Villanova, beaten for the first lime Saturday night when It bowed at West Virginia, 00-01, was the only newcomer In lha lop 10. The Pennsylvania school moved up from 13th. St. Louis slipped from toih lo 14lb>_____ TIM E 8 10 Exciting Races M A T IN EES Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 2P . M. STARTS JAN. 2 8 * ii ( OMi w n i o n FA 2-TIM o r F A 2-17M *■i ) .1 ® ■ - is- �■ y AFTER PAV tY B P E E L T H E IR C O N F ID E N C E f IS A T T H * 4 A |V I T H ~ N O V ttB e E T L B HERE MAS P R O B A B L Y M W A T fT A L IT T L E T O O L O N ® > 2. For Rent RiOHT PEAK . DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tnee., thru Frl. • 3 P. M. day be fore inaertion. Mm. • Sal. noon. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*. thru Frl. - I P. M. day befere Inaertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. THERE W AV* BEEN S O M A N Y L A T E L Y IN T H I S u c c .i v u via” wt W OU LD t M ORE AB O U T P it B ... NEIQHBQgMOOO... i— I | ...3 R A N O M a V #‘ w A Y BEHIND IIN HER C O O K I E BATON1/ / - - RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect inser­ tion of )our ad, and reserves the right to revise or reject any nd* verliaemrnl from that ordered to cooform to the policies of this lie P*e. 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Will sell or trade SAVE at BRYAN'S for Chihuahua. FA 2-1492. FABRIC SHOP. 19 PIGS nine weeks old,- $7.50 One Mock West of Monro* t each or beat offer 'or all; or on Wert Firtt St. R A M ROOFING will trade for beef. Phone Mr. Contracting k Repairs Wiggins. Enterprise, NO 1-4457. TOMATOES and SWEET POTA­ licensed — Bonded —In TOES. Celery Av#., near BeerdFBEE ESTIMATES It Laurel Ave. Pi.. FA : ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Retale* available from $150 down Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc. aitume 15T.S0 monthly pay­ Atlantic Bank Bldg. NEW two bedroom bouse in Lake FA 2-3951 ment*. Inquire at oHice or Mary; walking distance to phone EA 2-7602. REAL ESTATE DRK'E-LN school and atom. MS per mo. 2544 French Avr. FA 2-7213. APARTMENT, 112 Elm. FA I-057I. J. W. HALL Nine-Tenths Of A House Reader And Two Acres Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3441 If you are handy enough to put FURN. Apt. 2014 W, lit St. the finishing touches on this LOTS for isle on hard surface almost completed two bedroom J-BEDROOM unfurnished apart road; nicely graded, near Mon­ home, . ou ran move in right ment, tile bath, hardwood floors roe corner. Phone FA 1-T*39now and enjoy country life on M2 W. 27th Street. two fertile acrei of lend only READY FOR IMMEDIATE ten minute* from city limit* OCCUPANCY All this for $9500. 1-BEDRuOM. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large t.i r-.ii r l -ini* W. K. ••Bill" STEMPF.R Agency LOOKING for a nice plaee — Phone FA 2-4M1 111 N. Park clean and nicely furnished? See 119 Elm and 1201 Elm. $U. RAYMOND M. BALL 1-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double ter Call NO 9-5247. AND ASSOCIATES porte. extra large utility room. Real Estate — Insurance Monthly payments $79. 110 4-ROOM turniahed apartment $90 Surely Bondi Shannon Dr. FA 2-1379. per month with utilities — exeopl gai. Phone FA 2-3071 'til $11 So. Perk Ave. Tb. FA 2-5441 Ranford 1:30, FA 2-1515 after 9:00 P. M. Evens Bldg. Lake Mery ROSA L. PAYTON LARGE two bedroom house, big Ph. FA 2-1290 Registered Real Estate Broker screen porch, kitchen equipped Mary E. Carmen — Leo Salvail 9M per month; water torniihB. E. Rogero, Sr As*ocial*s Ph. PA 2-1M1 17-M at Hiawatha FARMER'S AGENCY M. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore lilHan 0. Tram* CLASSIFIED INDEX 2-BEDROOM houM on two tote Law down payment FA 9-01M. t o * people asked you f o r ALSO practically new $ room WYNNEWOOD: $ RR., Fto. Hm„ stove, refrigerator. Air eondi residence at 2711 Sanford Ave. tinner optional. Low payments. Convenient to Sanford Naval 2416 Sieve** Ave. Air Station. EXPERIENCED meat cutter, age 21-IS. Winn Dixie, Preach Ave­ nue end tMh. Street. Stenstrom Realty LOOK! a* Mi to* wonderful featuroa la these homes. Tarraaxo floor*—Furred and Plaatarod walla — Custom bulk • cabinet work—and Duet-free cloiet* HERBERT STENRTROM Registered Broker LEN R15NER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYK D. 9MITE AaaodatM M N. Pork Ph. FA I N M E C H A N I C : OUARAJfTEED “ OLD SOUTH SAURY PLUS COMMISSION. -COLONIAL STYLE HOME" HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER Extra large, beautifully landscap­ EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO ed lawn, 4 bedroom a, I full hatha new modern kitchen, DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON TO HUNT LINCOLN MER­ hardwood floor* throughout, CURY, INC., 1 » N. PAL­ aeparat* work ahep. lari* toady patio, gritioua k apaeioea, METTO. pleasant throughout. Located MM Mellow?** Am Show* by Appointment owly Excluaive with HAVE OPENINQ tor responsible ••The Time-Tested Firm" person with good ear for partS t Johns Realty time work from 2:00 'til 2:00 1M North Park AH. P. M-, Monday* through Fri­ Sanford, Florida day*. Writ* Boa F. V., e o FA MUS Sanford H e r a l d . ________ -LMTENI to th* price and terms—9510 Down FHA Financ­ ••For Dortrakfo HOMES cheek OWNER MUST SACRIFICE ed—Exclusive with Swat Urtlngi at •‘THE TIME- Make mo m offer: S t o n . , t bath, Urge living room, large W. H. "Bill” Stempor A««aor TESTED FIRM.** acreoa porch; draportes in llvRealtor A Insurer L GRACIOUS kviag amongtt Oriaf-dtotog area: completely WILL hoop one child for working ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tatter nwthor Monday* thru Fridays. . ange Rlosaomi. Lovely 4 bed­ equipped SE kitchen, wall uvea, Arthur F. Day, Kvorott Harper FA 2-0000. room, S bath horn* on beau­ dlapoeal, birto caMaeta. ErtabRobert F. May, Bart Pilcher, tiful, abided, landscaped. Lot, litoad lawn, cltrui, toad* troaa. HOUSEWORK-91 Caatelberry Ct ■alto E. Noonan, R. T. McCaaUR 21 producing orange troaa, bom* MS E. Colamaa Clr., FA S-t4M. Phono FA S-4M1 111 N. Park ultra modem, $M,200.00 Term*. HOUSEWORK, 44 Clitto Brewer Ct. FA 9AM. L 90UTH PtNECREST - I bed­ room, kitchen fully equipped, a o*o4 desirable home, you'll lam to* yard. $14,to9.44, ana hr-handled - wteh tern "than $t,9M*0 down. CM OflonoA B ET T ER HURRY! O N LY 4 1 LEFT Before Prices Go Up BOAT, 74 H. P. Evlnrud* and trailer 9200. FA 2-M92. Seminole Co. Motors l » E. Flrat St. FA 9-MU ENVELOPES. Lettcchesda. stateGOOD Uaod AppUan manta, invoice*, hand bills, and Gormly, lac., Ttrtn programs, e t c . Pr igreiifv# New A Used Furniture A Appli­ Printing Co. Phone FA 2-MS1— ance*. A Good Pise* To 209 Weit 12th St. BUY, SELL * TRAD! Jenkins Furniture MODER? RUG CLEANERS All Slao Ruga And Wall To Wall 400 Sanford Ave. PA 1-7450 Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 Week Servlet Ph. FA 2-74S7 Sewing* Mach. Repairs ALL MAXES A MODEIA 104 So. Fait fM hr. par.) " FA $-202$ • BIO VALUES • JUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W. I* HARMON PH. FA 1-4923 After ■ P. M. WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture SERVICE CALLS $110. For da FA 2 $01$ pend able TV servlre call San- 211 K. Pint St. ford TV Center, 9th. and San­ Uead fu r n itu r e , appliances, to o ls ford Ave. FA 1-9741. etc. Rought-Sold Larry'a Mart Plumbing ft Heating Sis M o t o r s AV*. Hi. FA 1-4129 C a LL uraaniaat Trt* AIR CONDITIONING far fart efficient work CONTRACT and REP«TR WORK FA 2-3015 for a $SAVE$ 1007 Sanford Av*. FA 2 0201 ESTIMATE. Now ft lined L WIST W City an paved M id­ way, t bedroom, 14 haMi borne, Florida room, now u.odora bout* to country, Ideal for rvtiramant, bargain p r i c e d 911,200.00, oddittonal lota avaflabl*. Qounihif. DISCOUNT on Electric Mank. eta, k Electric Heater* while they leit! CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING; All 20% to 30% DISCOUNT Arvtowork guaranteed. Free KillGateway To The Waterway Heaters, Heating Padi, Juleert matte. Phone FA 2-791*. Your EVtNRUDE Dealer A Electric Saucepena. Rohaon Sportinir Goods RANDALL ELECTRIC OOk PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Ph. FA I-M41 lit Magnolia Ave. types end sire*, Instilled 104 9-9 E. Irt. "Do It YouraelT' II FT. ALUMINUM Feather FA'TORY TO YOU WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Craft fishing and speed boil ALUMINUM STINE $125. 904 Frenrb Avenue. VENETIAN BLINDS Machinery and Supply Co. Enclosed head. Sag-prool bottom W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 9412 rail with plastic ends. Plaetto or rayoe tape*. Cottas *r aylsu TV tad RADIO REPAIR af t 1:00 sight* and weekends; San­ 1951 RTUDEBAKER hardti Phone FA 2-9941, Senkarik Glass said Paint Co. ford, Lake Mary and Longsrood. 112-114 W. 2nd RL FA M M FA 11771 end FA 2 9915. 53 PLYMOUTH hardtop, mecha­ nically good but needs’ come LEWIS SALES k SERVICE • CUBIC FT. refrigerator $M. Cel body work, tin* for quick Ml*. Veapa Motor Scooters FA 2-909 after I:M. Call FA 2-7501. Heitor * Lawn Mower Service Wert Country Club Rd. FA I-7$1S FOR SALE — 111 Harlay-DavU50 CHEVY $100. *on Motorcycle, 1IM Model — SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CaR Claude Matoaa, FA 2-1FIB ’5* SIMCA 4-dr. RAH . .., S1295 Sine* 1141 after $ : » P. M. •57 DODGE 2-dr, hardtop .i USAS HARE DEBARY rth S-44tt NOrth 9-4711 •37 CHEVY 4-dr., 2.4M miles $1595 90 CU FT. Hotpoint deep ft •$7 CHEVY 4-dr., one owner $1199 cheat type: RCA IV , SI •59 FORD Station Wagoa .. $1195 AUTO GLASS 1 wheel trailer, 4* a F; '59 BU1CK 4-dr., Air Cond. $1495 miscellaneous. NO 1-4149. '59 FORD 4 ton pickup .... $M INSTALLED 55 CHEVY 4 dr., Bel Air .. $995 Windahield HarkGian* '15 DODGE 4-dr. Royal, nlrt $995 COLDSPOT deep free## Loor Gian* VentGinas condition. Ph. FA 1-tlT 'tl NASH Rambler 2-dr. H.T. $295 SERVICE •50 DODGE Convertible .... $195 Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. 'M PLYMOUTH 4-dr........... $195 11 114 W. 2nd SL FA 2 4922 MOST CARS VERY WELL EQUIPPED 15. Special Service* INCOME PROPERTY: A p t . house. Need* repair but good for future Invratment. treated 901 So. Fark Avr. Sanford — apposite Firtt Baptist Church. For further datafla contact GEORGE T. STUMP STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS k LOAN ASSN. STOP! to to see our $ bedroom HT S. COURT ST., ORLANDO 14 *r t Wed both borne# at PHONE GA USlt 22. Art Idea For Sal* 14. Build. Paint ft Repair CELL or TRADE: S-Bodrown, 14 both*. CB. Flarlda n o n . Nicely 4. FOR good older hemes, mode tondaeopod lto* x W corner af matt~rtala scarcely used to­ tot $2,lto down or wB trade day and to excellent establish­ for other property. Will finance ed residential areas, sidewalk*, pari of down payment If deairbig oak trees, 2 and 4 bed­ Furniture and AppHancea Plumbing: & Repairs od. 110 E- Coleman Circle. room). SM.0U.00 to 919.W0.00, Jaa C. Thorna* FA 1-TtM. good terms, tot ue show yog SALESLADY — Pari time, to MM Berta* it. FA S-M49 these home*. sell import a*t builncaa service. Excellent Homesites Mu*t be neat, with pleasant PLUMBING RESIDENT of Sanford Si yrara St. Johna Realty Co. peraonality. ON L A K E S Experience help Contracting A Repair* would like to take rare of your ROLLAWAY, Hospital and THE TIME TESTED FIRM Free EiUmatei ful. Car necessary- Salary and baby ai'llng nerds. Qualified 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-01to R. L. HARVEY (xpanaai. Writ* Box BS, tie sitter*. Mr*. T. A. Stilra, OW Bed*. Day. Week or Moi a A. Whiddon, Sr. FURNITURE CENTER 204 Sanford Ave. Pboae FA 2 520) E. 20th. St. FA f-5000. BROKER 2-1EDROOM house, kitchen equip­ 1100 French Av*. MS Be. Park Ave. Pb FA 2-Mil ped. Established lawa. Low WOMEN to work to meat packing Ph. *A 2-7992 1.1. Electrical Sorvlceo 15-A Beauty Parlors monthly paymonta. FA 9-4MI. ■font. Apply Mi-Flavor Meats, 14 ACREI good bttUdiag laad Tuikawiltow Rd., Near Oviedo. Electric Sarvio* DORIS’ HKAUTY SHOP Model Bwlmwilni Pool an pared road only on* mile No phono information. t o n downtown Sanford. Hay­ 9004 Adama Ph. FA ' *»S FOR RAl.E den FutroU, Ban 294 A, Rt. I, Nationally Advertised Esther Williams A b o v e Ground SOFT LIGHTS ON A Swimming Pool. Ideal for CASHIER, must be experienced SHIMMERING POOL ■rtaa wit* high water table. part time work. Apply Tip Top, New available for HALF Picture youraclf on a balmy ovenSanford Ave. ft 4th Street. PRICE. tog reclining oa the patio of R* lovelier With Professional Can be teen at Marl-Nelte your new, FOUR BEDROOM Beauty Care. Motel to Baaferd. HOME to LOCH ARBOR. Ike PAINTING ft DEOORATtNO modern kitchen, luxurious baths, Licensed — Bonded largt recreation room, filtered COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutter. Fro* Ertlmatoe — Apply Tip Top, Sanford Av*. swimming pool and location near /Plumbing Work Guaranteed ft 4th. Street. the Mayfair Country Chib maka Seminole Painting Contractors this on* of the meat detirabla BOOOKKEEPER: Must have ** FA 2-1204 homes In the ganf.'rd area. p#Hence to all phaaea of auto­ motive dealership bookkeeping Apply Brats Motor*. 20* E. Com­ mercial Ave. Ph. FA 2 5441. HOMES T O T A L PRICE EN R O U T E ! 10 Loti north of 25th. Street on Sanford and Palmetto Avenues* Sanford. Valued by County Appraleer at $8,500 and so entered on the tax roll by the Aueseor and confirmed bv the County Commiseionera. Now offered by me to a willin/r buyer at $3,500. Low caah payment SUNDAY MONTHLY PAYMENTS Shimmokih PHONE FA 2-3809 SANFORD, FLORIDA NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W* Invito yog In bo our gumda abaolataly free without ohHgu* Itou to on* af Sauteed** tending Mettle white you lanta aukable hearing for ytarsatf and family. Pick up your tow *4 oar Helen Office. Home* Dealfnad Fat Florida U ria*. t ft 4 Bedroom* — 1 ft t Bath* VA - PHA FHA la S a n to Conventtonil Financing Down Payments Low u 9421 T or oaa move ftp k H M i aUly while the papon «n bolaff procoasotL Wo GuarhRtoo t a w r i SatiafocIlM Ota l t o CoRatnictloaO# Ypm Homo Far l t o Ftrot Year — Or Your Dm PayiMBt A M O t o f Coat Will Bo C toM hft �T ■ 'Student Wishes 'He Had Not Taken Philosophy Course t r ! JTV, i n fc s j m m ip y m , i , ! J am. <upi>-i%a«u W ll —eat any reason for the farm fnmtliaa of Jeeksoo County, Alt., to worry about tfcoir children ones llw kids were safely aboard Cbarile B u m s ' M f Mack and yellow \ '>fhara waa as raasoa tor a whtotItoj freight train te slice through tea ■llsuclkw of Beavers’ bus at Jitt i . to- Magday at aa urn*(trusted grade crossing. But ii did, M i tour children are dead. Eight pikers a n fighting tor their lives to hospitals ■•■van, *1, waa an experienced ggg af hla srwa family. Two of wort killed aad two others sod Charlie Beavers' back SAN FORD HUM ANE SOCIETY officer! working on plana for the society Saturday, wen, from the left, Mrs. Elaine Miller, Mrs. Ruth Rankin, Gene Rankin, Mra. Harriett Cowley, Bob Johnson, Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs. Diana Cudebae. The officen met at Mrs. Cowley’s home. warn killed iaatontly to tho crash which a witness said "sounded like iko train had blown up." They Won Poster, li, and Leonard Beavers, >, sons of tho bus driver's Anther: and Frances, 10 and Mary M N Corbitt, t, daughters of Alhart Corbitt. incite Beams, I, daughter of together brother of the driver, end NEW YORK (UPI) - The latest -m o ld W McCrary, 12, won taken • Erlaeger Hospital at Chalta- davaiopmeat to the tovestigathm Megs, Tens., ao mites away ba- of two recent airline crashes that etuse af the seriousness of their hilled 71 persona took on a new air of mystery today. 1..a other Injured were to fair Use key figure to one disaster, hedUten at a hospital to Scotla­ New York attorney Julian Frank, n d , Ala., tha county seal, with w n said to be the legal advlior go exception of James Larry Cor- of ex-convict Dr. Robert Spears, tot, I, aan of Jack Corbitt. Ho was g naturopath involved in (he other crash. Aethoriliei linked the two men khariff Fred Holder, Beavers' (tong friend, was eo* of the few late Monday when Donald Loom* talk u Beavers to the hospital, to, 80. Spears' co-defendant in * mvors, stunned tor pain, chock Los Angeles abortion ease, dis­ A mdor heavy sedation, pleaded closed the relationship between U Haider te tall him the worst the two men. Authorities wen investigating d than began to ary. a theory that Frink, 32, set off e Find, I just couldn’t help it at bomb aboard a DC4B Jan. a on ," bo told tba Sheriff. "My a National Airline* flight from Iko* failed, 1 didn’t boar the New York te Miami. Thirty-four toe. 1 stepped on my brakes ig>d persona died in the crash. Spears, #4, an ex-convict with a criminal record, dating back te 1*17, was Uated aa a passenger aboard the Nov. it Nil Air* A ir Disaster Probes Take Humane Society Needs A Shelter On New A ir O f M ystery • By FRED DANXIU 7 NEW YORK (UPI) - Tho ua' fcr»Mtibto Sinclair Lewis novel, " •'Arrownalth," waa translated Is I1NUTON (UPI) - DemofaUsual Chairmen Paul M. Ms toiusd a formal call for ly'S llto ooovontion—with a >r that delegates m u s t , U 't o u « * torn* fia riw M M |. , muumr ucuiata im in $ The •onvonUon will apon at • ’ P- m. July It to the Lea Angelas Memorial Sports Arana, "for too purpose of selecting nominees for «*sldoflt and vice president a( toe ; United Rtotee ef America, to adapt that Lewis gave to various trails to our eoclsiy ware crowded out of the tolepUy, aa were those eaCuuuici* 'ftiUi " mini oi measured merriment" — Lewis' forerun, nera of modern-day hucksters.) Still, I fouod It a satisfying production. II moved quickly un­ der director Alex Begel'a centre), ■bowed discretion, foaling end n high degree ef artfulness a* It •ertnynd highlights from Urn lines flight from Tampa, Fla., lo New Orleans, Tba plane crashed In the Gulf of Mexico killing at] 42 persons on board. Authorities were checking the possibility that Ihe Gulf crash also was the result of a bomb plot. Frank Insured himself (or al­ most one million dollars shortly before he left New York for the hop to Florida. Ha named hia wile, a former fashion model, as beneficiary. Spears, according to his Dallaa, Tax., attorney, earrtod 1100,000 in­ surance on himself. Like Frank, Spears named his 33-year-old wile ■a toll beneficiary. Loomis lotd Ihe Los Angeles district attorney's office that Frank was Spears' attorney. He said that after he and Speara were arrested last July Spears ■aid "I think I'd belter call my attorney to New York, Julian Frank.' too true at Umcs, wss served up amid ueroalistlc attitudes tad loo many stylised, stereotyped aliuslions and characterisations. The big handicap was tha feeling enpandered, that we've seen ell this ■toff before. Mery Ficketl and Jack Kingman breathed Ore into tbeir lines. Larry Blyden wrestled with a multitude af awkward lines aad Wendell Corey was tha bland, untainted million, ire who anded up with a nomination and e slight I eta even forgive tho curious touch of Urolsh. ending, which manaied to be faithful to Um spirit <4 Um book The Chaenol Rwtait "The Free­ even while being unfaithful to tba dom Explosion," an hour-long story. I was happy with Farlay took at Nigeria's preparations lor Granger's performance aa Arrow- Independence, to tba subject ot e smith, Oscar Homolka as Soodcl- CBS Reports special for Monday, ius and Diana Baker as Leora. Fob. 13.. .Theodora Bike) brings Francis Ledarer aa GotUtob bit hia latenutional folk songs to the tbs mark, too, but ko got off to Pat Boone show on ABC-TV Thurs. a bad start. day, Jan. M .. .Belay Palmar will lake over (ho CBS-TV panel show, Viewers of "Ona Loud. Clear I've Got A Sacral, on Wednesday, Vatoo" war* reunited with (h* Fob. I while boasman Garry cent ef political convention Sun­ Moore vacations., .Rocky Grasiaday light, about six months be­ no to Um special guest when CBSfore the caucus moms start fUI- TV’s new variety show, Bo Our iag with smoko. Guest, premieres an Wednesday, Tho NRC-TV Sunday Showcase Jan. 27, in pUca af Lineup.. . drama by Roger O, Hlraon broke With NBC-TV'a Fibbet McGea and the news that political reformers Molly nearing the TV bonayard, glen make their deal# with politi­ there's a possibility that the onecal boaaea as they act into Um hour Startime specials will start fight. Raid Um political boas, plan­ at 1:18 p, m behead of an hour ed by Joseph Sweeney, "nobody gels anywhere to politics unless be pays for it, somawbare, semebow." This axiom, which seems The Sanford Humane Society needs a shelter, Society Officer Mrs. Diana Cudebec reported Satufday. Tha society would like to buy or rent a piece of low cost land and could use an old barn or garage aa temporary quarters. "The officers are willing to take hammer in hind and work on anything we may acquire.” Mrs. Cudcbec said. Anyone knowing where the aociety could get a building or soma property should phone Mrs. Cude­ bec at FA 2-7S30 or write tho Sanford Humane Society al 108 Country Club Drivo, 7 \ ' 'i ■' ’*. LQS ANGELES (UPI) — lion.iJ Williams wishes he never had lakao that college course in philos­ ophy because today it had him right fa tba middle of the FlnchTregotf murder trial. Williams, XI, was a childhood friend ef red-bslred Carole Tregoff wbe la acresed with her lover, Dr. Bernard Finch, of slaying the aergeon's brunette wife, Barbara. Williams also was a lightened young man on the witness stand Monday and he probably will be •Tea rnora shaken after cross-ex§fia$U an,._ his story he helped Miss Tregoff find a man capable of murder for hire. Tim stale charges Finch, with Carola at his side, did the job him* ■elf with a gun after the man in Lae Vegas was paid 11,400 for the killing but squandered the money and forgot his and of tha deal. Mrs. Finch waa abet to death out* ■Ida her Los Angeles home July 18. There waa almost a brothersister relationship between himself and Carole, WUllama testified. She waa three years old and lived with his family from the first time of his memory until she went on her own eight years ago. Williams is now n third year student at the southern branch of the University of Navada in Las Vegas. One of the courses ho took last semester was philosophy with another young man named Richard Keachir, who boasted of hla con­ nection with the "raekets" in U s Vegas. HAVANA (UP!) — Premier Fi­ de! Castro's new attacks on the United Statea and such lesding officials as Vice President Richsrd M. Nixon appeared today to have brought U. S.-Cuban rela­ tions to Ibe lowest point in years. In a radio broadcast Monday, Castro described Nixon is "inso­ lent" and said the U.S. attitude toward Cuba waa "excessive and insulting." Both comments stemmed from American protests against leisure of UA.-owned properly in Cuba by Castro’a land reformers. Nixon said in a recent tpeech that Cuba had adopted a policy of "confis­ cation without compensation." The Premier assailed Cubans “ who applaud a foreign ambassa­ dor In movia houses”—an appar­ ent refaranca to ihe antliuilaatte reception accorded newsreel shots of U. S. Ambassador Philip Bon■al's recent return from Washing- Castro said be will go on the air again soon to prrsent “ im­ portant documents" purporting to prove that "a foreign embassy” is taking part in an alleged cam­ paign of "provocation against Cuba." lie gave no details. The bearded leader appeared on the rtdio show tor the apeclfie W in Choice WLNCHCOMBE, England (UPI) —Margaret Jones, la, a cook and the daughter of a miner, all of a sudden found herself in the pre­ dicament of having to make a har­ rowing choica. , It was a romantic choice, and aa is the case in any good romance, Maggie Jones was loved by a poor but honest and jobless truck driv­ er. Johnny Rowlands, 23. But Johnny Rowlands, sure nothing could shatter Maggie's de­ votion to him, one day introduced her to hit buddy, a rich, handsome young baronet. Sir John Christo­ pher Dodsworth, 24. For months Maggie Jones was torn between her two loves and TONGDUCHON, Korea (UPII was unable to make the choice be­ —Tha two Korean prostitutes who tween rich man, poor man.. . . had their heads shaved by Ameri­ can soldiers have each Item paid I960 compensation by tha U. S. County Census Army. One, Qim Aa Soo, 38 said Starts In April ■ha would use the money "to PUm for the 1080 census of ■tart a retail business." The Seminole County waa underway other, 22-ye*r-old Kim June, did today with the announcement that not disclose what she Intended to Herbert J. Benson of Orlando wa* do with the money. named district supervisor of the The two prostitute* were caught district which Inclades Brevard, by U. 8. soldlerm Jan. 2 when they Flagler. Marlon, Orange, Osceola, sneaked Into tha U. S. Seventh Di­ St. Johns, Sumter, Volusia and Railroads in tha United Mates vision area to solicit patrons, The Seminole Counties. war* using 23 different gauges of soldier* shaved their heads a* The field canvass of tha survey track to 1S7L punishment. • to expected to start to April. Two Koreans Get U.S. Compensation But Maggie, the miner's daughter made up her mind Monday. Tha engagement waa announced of Miss Margaret Jones to Sir John Christopher Dodsworth, baronet, rich man, and friend of a poor man. Nerve Tests Prove Success ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) —U, S. Veterans Administrator Sumner G. Whittier announced today successful testa wflich re­ stored the use of nervee and muscle* paralysed by strokes. . Whittier said the testa ware conducted at tha Veterans AdminUtration hospital at Durham, N. C„ and that "ro< rated aa excellent or satisfactory in 20 of tha 27 cases and even in tha seven others there was some improvement." The VA administrator said She method consisted of "a aeries of electrical Impulse* applied te tho arms 20 times a minute for a half-hour at i time, twice daily, plus the patients* mightiest efforts to move, if only a fraction of on inch, hte paralysed arms." Hospital Notes JANUARY IS Admissions Fred Swankbous, Sanford Margaret Bush, Geneva Cynthia Wallace, Sanford C ioiyn Stenslrom, Sanford Bonnie Richardson, Sanford Helen Benton. Sanford Joyce Edwards. Rinford Alice Getman, Sanford William Carrlgan, Sanford Edna McMillan, Sanford Gusile Raularson, Geneva Claude Jackson, Sanford Births Mr sw! Mw. Adam Hayr.cs, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mra. Paul 8. Risiey, Sanford, ■ daughter iriat Episcopal Church vestry elected at n ltd pur toh hounn wart, bank row, loft to ’nrVer, lit onus Hodgott, Fr, Paul Schultz, Fradnrink Clavnringa, Earl M M front row left «u right, William 1 Gabler, Robert Elmers, John Smiley DeBary Grace Pixlar and baby, ford Cynthia Wallace, Saafatd Robert Cully; Sanford Frances RummeraU and bnby, Sanford William Galley, Sanford Clara McKcnny, Lake Monroe Timothy Seehreit, Titusville Ralph Dean, Sanford School Aid Urged WASHINGTON (UPI) The Democratic Advisory Council has called for ■ federal aid to educa­ tion program that would coat ona billion dollars e year at the starL and grow to three or four billion annually. The council said .many slates and communities have ex­ panded end Improved schools hi (ho post 10 years but more class­ rooms art needed and tho federal Crackdown Asked squaring room, performance to a now i encinrcred to deliver BP i mill* lor every gallon, or H f-Thrift«. . And riding eomfort to to a never-ewdtof treat, tj NOW-THE CAR THAT STARtS THE SIXTIES diyldaal eervto (closures that purpose for arms purchaiei from commentator Joie Pardo Llada, Pardo laid the money was con. tributrd by listeners. “ We are ready to fight," Castro laid. “ The arms are for the de. fense of o r sovereignty, but the important thing ii that behind each gun it a man ready to de­ fend the country." WITH SO MUCH THAT* NEW, SO MUCH THATS DIFFERENT Fir Plywood ...AND SETS THE PACE WITH LOWER PRICES! Panelweave Fence SANFORD, FLA. '#yisAah f ■boulder- �9 Temperatures Down To 34 In County County resident* shivered today in tha told eat weather ef the new year. Temperatures dropped to S4 degree* and light front waa reported in certain area* of the countv. County Agent Cecil Tucker reported that the front waa not heavy enough to do any serious damage to citrus and vegetables in the area. However, he warned that continued low temperatures could hurt the whole agrieulture picture here. The Weather Bureau reported a gradual _in tomorrow and eonttnoa warmup would begin for tha next few ‘ w days. Forecast for Thursday la fair with slight­ ly higher temperatures in tha afternoon. Future temperature outlook: Slignuy h'gher temperatures Thursday night blit with frost in north and eentral districts Fri­ day morning. However in their five-day outlook today, forecasters said temperatures for Central Florida and most parts of the atate would average about aix degree* below normal. Utyp S a ttfu rb Tuekar said this morning he checked with many totrua growers in the county and all felt the cold waa not serious enough to dam* age the area's million dollar citrus crop in the midst of harvesting. Around the atate. temperature! went be* low freezing in Northern Florida and down to 46 degreea in tourist jammed Miami. High temperatures this afternoon were expected to In in the 60*a in the north and the 60‘a in the south. ifymxih WEATHER: Sunny and continued cold today with highest 68 to 64. Fair and cool again tonight, lowest, 84-42.____ VOL. XLIX United Press Leased W in Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1960 'SANFORD, FLORIDA • ~ NO.~tliT 9 News Briefs DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL of tha Navy, Capt. K. M. Day. ri«ht, waa greeted at tha Sanford Naval Air Station lata yestarday by tha at** tlon commander. Capt. Robert Sl.ve. Capt. Day came in aa chairman of tha Bureau of Naval Waapona inspection team which la surveying tha baaa her*.’ He and a team of 20 will be here through Thursday. (Navy Photo) Backfield Coach GAINESVILLE (UPD-Franktln C. (Pepper) Rodgers, Air Forre Academy's aggressive backfield marh, was namrd to an Identical poit at the University of Florida today. Athletic Dlrertor and Foot­ ball Coach Ray Graves said Rog­ ers' appointment was pending hla release from active duty In Ihe Air Force Feb. 1. Big. Phone Bill A NEW 50-STAR FLAG for Sanford Lodge No. (2. FA AM. v i i presented last night by a group of Masons from tha Sanford Naval Air Station. Among tho Navy group giving tho flag were, from left, AQ1 C. G. Stuekert, Lt. (jg) R. L.Conn, ADC E. L. Wtber and ADC D. Scott. Accepting far tho Sanford Masons waa Eddia O. Keith. Tho gift waa la appreciation nf courtesies Lodge 63 has extended to the service men, the presenting group •aid. (Herald Photo) 'All Details' For Circusland FRESNO. Calif. (UPlI - The Pacific Trlcphonr and Tclcjraph Co. »ay« M won't collect on that $1,424 telephone bill run up by a 13-yrar-old Fresno girl. Helen Jackson made 462 calls to Los Angelca frirnds and then tried to A new Jill for Seminole County charge them to other Fresno cinil ■ alep nearer reality 11 numbers. 9ha waa discovered when people who were billed eom- Winter Park Architect Jamea Gamble Rogrra waa hired by the plained. county commission yesterday to Hearings May Be Cut prepare plana for the new Jail WASIUN'GTON (UPI) -The Sen­ and remodeling the rourlhouie. Roger* agreed to undertake the ate Rule* CommiUee waa eipectad to deride today when to eut project* at a fee to ala percent off bearings on proposals to use of the conitruelion rolls, which federal registrars la the South. bo termed a standard charge. Chairman John Krider said this Chairman Thomas C. Hannings (D-Mo.) has said bn wan's to ter­ morning that work on the Jail minate the bearings soon so that will be started "aa soon ae prac­ a report ran be ready when the tical." Senate begin- debate on elvll However,, during that Ume, rights legislation, scheduled for the commission plans to survey Feb. II. recently constructed Jails around the atate. Book Propaganda Krider alio said at the board TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A meeting that the commission will •pedal state committee will In­ borrow money to build the Jail vestigate charges that a tavanlh- but' ''does not plaa to extend any bond Iran* Issue mnro more than flwn flve traari yaars."" grade geography beak ts "preps- hnitfl Roger*, last August, submitted gandmngf for eferid govern ment. Tbe committee waa named tour seta ef flguree tor alternate Tuesday after State Rep. George construction proposals with the H. Stallings Jr. of Jacksonville anticipated cost of $430,000 with and Tampa businessman Claud* another $30,000 for remodeling the Boring demanded (bat (ha text­ courthouse. Board members .told criiiea ai book, "Your Country and The World," be removed from Ptort- the commission meeting that at nn tlm* h»v* they .d'.tcuued de-. da classrooms. finitely how much Ihe Jail would coat but had decided io check Budget Cuts Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chair­ around Ihe state for the best poss­ man Clarence Cannon (D Mo.) of ible Jail wilhout any additional (lie House Apprupr-lions Com­ burdens on Ihe laipayer*. Rogers, who has built 40 Jails mittee called today for euts ef "at least" two billion dollars in over the atate, told cilltcna at the President EUenhower's I N I ' bud­ meeting that he arould be aurget requests. As a starter, Cannon 'rised if the ectual coat of the proposed that Coogresa block tha ail isn't lower than was Ural Preiideal'a plans te create 41,- anticipated in hla study. ooo new federal Jobs. At lest count the government had 3.3m .ooo civilian employes, and Can­ non said this ought te be plenty. The payroll now exceeds osm bil­ lion dollars a lie also stressed that the Jail lation Increases aver the neat M rould be built In stages, leaving years. room for expansion. He also added the prisoners at H e sa id that the fia u r e o f *700,- the Jail would be roomed on the ooo fo r the n e w Jail and c o u r t ­ second floor with only buslnesa h ou se a d d ition w a s a lo n g ra n g e offices, radio room and ether p r o je c t to ta k e c a r e o f th e p o p u ­ office* an the ground floor. Navy Says Thanks The County .Commission yesterday received a letter from Arlelgh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, thank* inar the board for their fin* cooperation with naval pernonnel in the area. In hin letter. Burk* eited the hoi ora that were riven to Capt. Lionel Arthur, former commander of tha Naval Air Station, who was feted her* with a dinner by county and civic officials. "In tha future," Burke said in his latter, "we hope to continua to enchanca the fine relation* between the „ Navy and Sanford." used tor winter quarters. "Yen might oay that any nego­ tiation* we have had with the people here are in Ihe past tense," he said. "Of course ere have been talking with them— and with several other cltlea about localloo* . • but these discussions data back a year or more and no conelueiona have been reached." PARIS (U P D - Paralroop Geo. Criatlanl said he had met with Jacques Menu Issued a carefullyCircusland directors, Saturday, at worded communique today pledg­ Winter Park, end "all polnla of ing his loyalty to the chief of the agreements warn Ironed out." Preach army In Algeria but not "I have stopped making an­ directly te President Charles Denouncements here because they Gaulle. have become misinterpreted," be Aa angry DeGaulle abruptly (aid. "Yon should get the final summoned the major general to announcement Worn Circusland Parts for a showdown on whether shortly." he was plotting an army-backed A search of newspaper Idee and anli-DeOautle uprising to Algiers. public record* at Sarasota reveal­ MIAMI (UPI) - University of Masiu was accused of harsh ed Monday that an often reported Miami researchers prediet Porida criUciam of DeGaulle at a mo­ imminent petition by the Criftlaal* will he the only South Atlantic ment when unrest In Algeria waa ANKARA, Turkey (UPD-Viwoh- American mountain fescue teems for resonlng of their site for perstate te ebow aa Increase In realIncrcailag every hour, both maneet ue* as a winter quarter* denlial construction this year. ■g* of a mining U. I. Nary plana beaded for M immediately. among tho army and tho rightChurch Meeting Road appraisers will start work with IS parsons aboard waa sighted The plane, a Martin Mercator or attraction site never feu been And Greater Orlando, ihe (orepatrol craft, waa an on W. First St. to March, Couaty wing Preach eetUers who fear a today to tha enaw darbad T tora twia-aagiaad a Bight from Naples, Maly, te Under county law* there, K cast says, wiH lead toe nation to At Loke Mary Mountains to Turkey. percentage increase to enter toe The Community Presbyterian Commlsstoa Chairman John Krider said today. would toko about three months te "big-time" te volume. There was as immediate report Adana, Turkay. If the wreckage la that of toe advertise for hearings on such a Church to Lake Mary will hold Its Krider reported that the board raissiag plane, It will mean two petition. If It were filed today, The prediction* were contained to annual congregational meeting at of county commissioner* today re­ major plane crashes occurred to that would delay a final bearing the quarterly forecast of national 7:30 p. m. today. The meeting will ceived word from the State Koad Turkey Tuesday eight with tha pos­ until April. T1m cirrus begins Me building released this month by the be preceded by a covered dish Department that deads would be sible loss to M lives. tour before then, aad some people Bureau to Business and Economic supper at g:M p. m. All mambers forwarded March t for too rightA Scandinavian Airlines Cara- familler with ihe ptoblom Mid Research at thn University to Mi­ are asked te attend aad bring a to-way from W. Pint Si. te Inter­ veils Jet crashed at Ankara Air­ that Ihla would make n closing ami. M comperes the predicted 1N0 covered dish aad table service for state 400. port to a fog, killing 41 persooa with Circusland mere practical growth in residential units te IMS, each member to their families. Krider Mid that once tha ap including ooo American. Officials for the CrisUaais anyway. the teat year far which complete New officers will be elected and praiMl work i* over, construc­ Feet presidents to tho Junior were reported thochiag tho possi­ flguree ere available. tion should start within SO Says. Chamber to Commerce will bo bility that tha Turkish, control special guests at the Joyce* luadined to be quoted becauM "we tower aad tho piano crew mod* don't want te get to a chamber reon at noon Thursday at Mm twin errors to cause the crash. Civic Center. of commerce argument" said they The twio-jet CarareJJ, banking The Past Presidents Luncheon that nothing will prevent the Sanford has collected Marly half for a gentle, curving approach to feel la owe of the features of Jaycee _ or Its antidpaled income for Eaenboga airport snagged Its right circus from moving to Sanford Week whlrh started Sunday and Support of moves Is keep the w i*jy ao. wing on a low kill within sight rircua at Sarasota have been at­ will end Saturday with the ACity Clerk Henry Tamm said to the airport aad exploded on wards-Bosses Night Banquet. tributed te the Jaycees end hotel today that income for general Impact with such force the clothes Seventeen past presidents *f association to the newspapers l government and from city utllitlei were ripped from the victim*. Jt the organisation here have been there since Jen. IS. totalled t3T3.3g7.oa through Decem­ caught fire immediately. Invited to attend the luncheon. No official endorirmeet to any I ber. Taxes and other income for One of the victims was aa Ameri­ Each of those present will be Ihe year are experled te briaf can identified aa Jamea Hopkins. proposal concerning the cirrus' asked to make a short talk an was reported since Ihe announce, to 11.333,313.20. J4, of Indlaaapolis, lad., who lived moot that Um Criatlsnia were "What the Jaycees Did For Me.” The city spent t3M.137.t3 in Rome. Ai part to the community devel­ negotiating with Circusland te through December. This went out Some offlcels said the crash may nova hart. opment program during this in Ihe general government and have bees caused by a navigation wrack, representatives ef each Criatlanl said hie family la con­ _ utilities expenses. Both the gen- error aboard the plaa*. There may industry In the Sanford arcs also Weral government and utilities also here beea faulty control tower vinced tost Circusland will be have beea laviled U> attend "an outstanding attraction." He rosts include operating coal aad Instructions, they aald. tha Tburada. luncheon. voluntMred Ihe statement that payment on city debt. "we eipect te bo to ea the ground Tamm tald that tbe city exbreaking sometime to February." et a to Increase the surplus Golf Exhibition Marshall told the Committee carries into fta IMO-41 year by Here's C o r Th at of 100 her* last week that "we Three ef the top women golfers M.OOO. Sanford tarried 043.000 will break ground an Ihe location to the aallon will hold a clinic Didn’t Make It ta'o the ias*-to year. and alae holt exhibition at the Eugene Brewer’s ear didn't quite la February." H* said that tha About TS per rent of the city's Mayfair Inn Golf Course Jaa. engineers are expected .ere soon. taxes usually come in from Nov­ make It Monday. IT starting at 1:M. p. m. Brewer wee driving north en ember through January because Tha three ere Patty Berg, Bet­ _ ef Ihe taa discout offered, Tamm Country Club Rd. end waa almost sy Rawls and Wanda Sanches. through tha Mayfair Circle in- Fire Burns 30 *tnid. Uraectien when a car driven by Council To Meet Lawrence Preston Mi-Vey hit Ms Acre County Areo Steiiitrom Buby Dies auto on tha rear fender. McVey, Fire burned M scree Just north Tha Longwood Town Council will bald an adjourned meeting in tha Ton infant child to Mr. and Mr*. 1U Mayfair Circle, waa charged ef Kaeleade Spring* today. Town Hall at T :» p. m. Thursday. Forest ranger* and Longwood Herbert E. Steqatrom died at birth with failure to yield tbe right wf Monday. Dr. W. P. Brooks toflciat- way. FARM M JRjRAV 6 A V S L afcaofM hand* an Chariot T . Lavraoa. left, owAad at funeral service* at the grave- la another arrtoeto, John Hen horned team a Jg a. a*, te near­ PF—M mm . hands K evw to U m saw president, Jack F . gym*. New ly g ill a. m. Sanford firemen aid* to Oaklawa Memorial Parti Tuesday, with Brlsson Funeral fought a grass fire at ZMh St. and officers began their tenure teat night nt • nteatberahip masting attended Report* frea Sarasota that UN Criatleai ah see prefers to re­ main there and wfil net move to ton Circusland site near Seafood apparently will have no eftoct on the circus moving bar*. Paul CiUUaui, miiiMsa man­ ager of the family eirevi, told the Herald this week that he bed .worked ant "nil detail*" to a veontract with Cireusland which would move dm family here to manage the ahow area to the at­ traction. Maurice Marshall, bead to Katertalwnent Katorprieae, aald to­ day that tha contract should be approved bp Mo board to dir­ ector* by the weekend. This ale* include* location ef the circus winter quarter* on so acres adjacent to Ihe Circusland •its. Criatlanl waa naked about a eeriea to negotiations with Sara­ sota officials and the Chamber ef Commerce to keep abe circus there on a 40-acre site presently NEW YORK tUPl) - Mock prices at 1 p. a1.! American Alrlln ’A •***••-•* 3214 American TAT ••••**••**•* 13Vk Chrysler .......... *e•**••••* 4* *2H Coca * C.la ... 13444 DePoet ........... •«***#•*••** 344H tCrimea Kodak *4**$**$4**4 tat ford Motor •*i*«*•#*4 *■ aa Oeaeral Electrli aeaiieeati •Ote General Motors •eaeeseeaaaa 30H Graham • Palga aaeaeaaeea* lit •aaeaaaeaaaa SJH Int. TAT Lorillard . __ •enutaaiM 3644 Minute Maid . •aas*aaaaaaa 1114 Penney __ _ •••••• t_«»*•« II* Penn RR ...... ••##■**##■*■ 16 Royal American ■••aaaaaaaaa ' 314 Sears Roebuck aaaaaeteaaae 477* Studebaker .... •aaaasaaeeae MH If. S. Steel ... •faa*aa*aae* •3V4 Westinghouse E a eaaaaeaa-* 103 Rogers Is Named New Jail Architect N a vy Plane Wreckage ■Sighted In Turkey City Nets Nearly Half Of Income r -#*•.a DeGaulle Calls Showdown On Uprising In Algiers f Road Appraising Work Slated Soon Jaycees To Honor Past Presidents hawk-faced bead to wiy end ef* villan affairs la Algtora, who led the May II, tin , revolt which swept away the tourth French republic and brought DeGaulle He waa quoted.this week by a German newspaper as saying the army we* wondering if it had made e mistake to backing DeGaulle, hinting at the use of forca and accusing him to becoming g leftists. Later be denied making the statements. Today after a morning-long cos* ference with Armed Forces Mia* later Pierre Gulilaumat, Masiu again denied lb* Interview and nffirmnd bis loyalty to the Alger­ ian commander-in-chief, Gen. Am dr* Challe. Massu'a third-person atate meat ■Iso uld "th* effort* to Geoernl DeGaulle to restore peace to Ah geria baa eonferred an him the confidence to to* Maoism mesaHis statement aald nothing about the confidence of the Euro­ pean MUlers, but to Algiera Jt wet eroding visibly, Elvis Gets New Promotion; Now Acting Sergeant FRIEDBERG, Germany (UPD Elvis Presley waa promoted to ■ding sergeant today — Just op* month before be leave* Germany and the U. S. Army. Presley, until now a Jeep driv* •r. was promoted to acting Mr* geant from specialist fourth clags. Along with a third atrip* be win take over tbe more responsible duties to commanding a threeman reconnaissance team from his 3rd Armored Divialaa’a armor­ ed scout platoon. He med* 1131 a month aa • specialist four, and the Army ex­ plained an actiag Mrgcant, ae distinct from a permanent eatgeant, doesn't get a pay rale*.* Judge Approves Rood Bond Issue Highway One tbresgh Brat gtL„m >,s •* * •r. CMOty. ,. 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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The three sailors treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and then transferred to the NAS dis­ pensary w e r e L l o y d Frost, ADJAM, of Gray, Ky., David Earl Vaughn of Henrietta, Okla., and Hugh O'Connor of Dayton, Ohio. None of those were in serious Galloway said he had never seen condition. All six men were In a car damaged like the ill-fated VAH-11. In another accident a Its e-yeardeath auto. Two lallora were killed and four .^Injured when their car hit a power . thla tide of lb« Lika Monroe Bridge early Sunday morning. Bobby G. Riddles, A.N., af Oklahoma City, Okla. was killed •o the spot when the ear misted a turn and ran into the polo on IT-02. James P. Morgan, A.N., of Priteh, Texas, waa dead on ar­ rival at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. County Constable J. Q. Galloway called the accident toa^volvlng the Sanford NAS based '“ sailors the wont bo had ever old Sanford boy hit by a ear here Sunday was In eritieal condition at Orange Memorial Hospital to­ day. David P. Bach, III Holly Ave. was bK when be rode his blcyrla out of an alley and Into the path of a car at 700 Third St., police said. The ear driven by James H. Parramore of l i l t French Ave. was going IS-20 m.p.h. David suf­ fered head injuries. Ne arrests were made. AROUND THE STATE At least IT other persons died in highway tccidenta during the weekend, the Slate Patrol report­ ed. Pauline Brock, lt-year-eM Tren­ ton resident, wee killed In Jack­ sonville Saturday whan the car hi which she wea riding bit a tree and overturned. Frank Dixon, M, of Crystal River, died In an accident late Friday three miles seat af hie home en State Road 44. Randall Raker, twe-year-hld New Smyrna Beach boy. waa killed tbs seme day near his home. Two Orlando Negroes were kill­ ed Saturday nlgfk and two ethers injured when their ear went off a road near Orlando end overturned six times. Killed in the crash were Robert . . r Wreckage Aftermath Lee Solomon, ti. and General Walker, » . The Highway Patrol said the car in which they died was going 100 miles an hour when it overturned. Dorothy Jean Knowles, N, af West Palm Beach, drowned Satur­ day night when the ear in which she waa a passenger plunged through a bridge railing and Into a canal near West Palm Beech. Domingo Sanebaria Bones. Mysar-old Puerto Rican, was struck and injured fatally by a tec sai State Road 10 early Sunday. Another pedeetrisn, R o b e r t Moultrie, about 40. wee killed by a car near Riveria Reach Satur­ day night. W EATHER: P artly tloudy through Tuesday. Chance of scattered showers tonight. High todny in the upper 70'a, Low tonight in the 60'g United Prana Leased W in Established 1908 MONDAY, JANUARY 18. I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPl) - Stock prices at I p. m.: American T ft T ............... HH American Tobicc* ............. lOTVt Bethlehem Meal ....... J1H c ft o ............................... aa Chrysler ............................... Oi*i Curtiss . 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Ha proposed a ITS,SIS,000,000 spending program which envision­ ed: —A boom year for business and personal income. ■—No las cut thla year, but a M.iM.oou.ooo surplus be hoped could pave lb* way for tax relief later — possibly in* INI. —A rrackdown on tax cheats. /—A new haU-cant a gallon boost JA Y CEE Dr. Lae Kerwin shows out-of-towners M n . Robert Rise ( lift) Pesticide residue problsms to to gasoline taxes. ... . sa d fam ily and M n . O. J . Ashley Ja y te e aw arda ever th e y e a n during the he tetoate County aritt be discussed —New ptetal ref* tojrsssovm aiNH house heM a t.th e Japans laU ding, or Frame* Ave. ^ esterd af. / * . . . f a t a moating o tj:M p.aqi. tonight eluding n flvo-cent tetter end' soto to* Courthouse, C a t a t y sight-cent airmail atamp. Agaat Cecil Tucker said today. —Doubled spare spending with The highlight of (ho masting ■ hope of rocketing the first Ame­ will ha a penal discussion on the rican into space to 1M1. problem, totting an tha panel will —A 41 billion dollar defense ha Jim Irofdoo, enteoeion atom*- program, with toe accent shift log logist tor tha University of Flor­ to missiles. ida: Dr. John Wilson, vlco-dlrUsury Charge In the treib of a Democratic aetor to charge «f tha Central Congress to aa eteetton-year mood CHICAGO (UFl) — Rap. Albert Florida Experiment Station, C. M. m Esina (D AIe.) ehargad today that to expand programs, Eisenhower Jay c m Week ia Sanford otarUd with a bang yesterday Van MkMalsm. associate biochem­ proposed whittling a number af toe administratin'* "hard saoaey" ist tor to* Florida Agricultural policy has forced mortgage totoreet aa more than 100 oounty rwidonta and thoir families vioitad Experiment Station and Mason federal social welfare activities. He phrased his philosophy this Marvol, assistant State Vegetable way: rates up clow to to# level af nsery. tha JaycM building en French Av*. However, tho firs t visitor a t Um doora whan tb s building Crap Specialist. Rains, chairman af tbs Houae oubaommittM on housing, said he opened a t l p.m. waa a Wollmoro, Ky. rw idont who said *T Thera will alw bo a film on "I believe our people have the will explore this issue at bagrlaga wish our town had auch a (o n ly facility for its Junior Cham- to* subject nod n question and determination le hold expenditures In check, to pay (hair own way next week ga Ms emergency hawanswer parted. Meanwhile tha Florida Pee Ilf id* without borrowing from thalr chilTba woman, Mrs. Robert Rlw tog bill. Technical Committee today asked ren, to choose wisely among prio­ and bar three shildrea toured tha the U. J. Department of Agricul­ rities, and to match sound public building with a Mood, Mrs. O. Nazism H it ture te label aa poison any Insect policy with private Initiative." ^ BERLIN (UPl) — Three thou- J. Ashley af Daytooa Beach. litre is how the budget for (Jve killer containing pa ret hi on. Conducting tha tour waa Dr. * and West Berlin studenls pledged INI government bookkeeping year Dr, Vincent Stewart, state rbamLw Korwis, ehairmsa of the them selvas today at a rally to lat and chairman of tb* group, that begins July 1 stacks up right all signs of a Nasi rebirth tho federal agency to against estimated spending to the to school* and colleges. The stu­ Joyce* officials termed the HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UFl) - A asked ita 1000 year, in billions of regulations te require current dents, rallying before a monument day’a festivities a "brilliant sue- M-year-oid mother who hod boon dollars! poison and the skull and erected to (he victims et Nasism, 1M0 1041 s to tha labeling af all Receipts Joyces week w i l l cwttou* under psychiatric car* apparcoUy carried a banner reading *‘Against 73.0 M.O pwtteidea aoottatog tha chemical. want berw rt today, shnottog to Nasism and AnU-wmltism'* in the throughout tho wwk sad will and Spending 73.4 73 3 second student demonitratiw bars Saturday night with an awards death bar husband and tof at aon Surplus 3.3 42 dinner when the outstanding sine* Christmas. Biggest single spending item is young farmer, teacher, sailor and child res. defense — 41 billion dollar#. young man af the eommuaily * . GOP Only The national objective — "peace Police said tha ehildrw will bo fetod. with Justice for all peoples." shot aa they lay to thoir bads. WASHINGTON (UPII -P rs ilOther highlights of the wwk will "Our hop*." the President mid, dent Elsenhower today seemed tociudo'on epee board af direc­ Three af lham war* to arttical "ia that tha heavy burden af arm­ likely to reject demands that ho tor* mealing at 1:M p. m. Tues­ condition at a hospital. aments on tha world may bo light­ Dead warn Lawrence R. Hall, take along Democrats w hi* for­ day and ao address by Judge (UPl) — I s a ­ ened. eign travels, particularly his June Vdli* Williams al the awards ban­ about SB, an associate to a la. i ntiTALLAHASBRR President Dewey Johnson and "But wa should mrt delude our aurvayiag firm, ood bio 4-month trip to Russia. Tbs White House quet Saturday night Ka Dux Ktea loader BUI Hendrix salvsa. In this ere af nuclear wea­ old mm, Kenneth. announced that the Chief KsacuIa critical condition at Memor­ are expected to announce far gov* pons and Intercontinental missiles live, who flow back lala Sunday ial Hospital war* Curtis, S, Mary m a r this week bringing tha Raid disarmament must be safeguarded from a quail hunting weekend in Jew I. and Christa, I. Another far the Democratic primary to 10. and verifiable. H u problems to southwest Georgia, would make a child, Judy. U waa reported to Two former iteta bouse speak­ achieving this . . .are tremendous. , today visit to lb* Soviet Union good cMdUtoa after a bullet ers, C. Ferris Bryant of Ocala Yet we must face Lp to them prob­ Juno to-ie. aid Tad David af Hollywood, an lems for the only alternative ia a grased her. Mrs. S, T. Hall, principal of the Police held tha mother, Martha, nouaced their candidacy Saturday. world living m the edge at disas­ Killian Gets Post Joknaoa, af Qutoey, has said ha ter." county's vocational school ter Hall, to Jail pending tovaatigaUw TALLAHASSEE (UFl) - Altar- adult education died Saturday Officers said aha was to "a had wiH declare his Intentions Wednes­ ' ney William B. Killian ossumed moratog ia lemtools Memorial ■tel* af shock" end bad te be put day nr Thursday. Friends have pre­ the post as chairman of the Florida Hospital. dicted ha will run. Hendrix, of Winter Festival under sedation. Road Board today with “determi­ Oidsmsr. said be will announce Mrt. HaB, « . a native of Okla­ nation to make this the greatest homa City, Okla., came to San­ his candidacy al a Klan rally to Slated Feb. 6 Arcadia Baturday. road building year la our state’s ford to lalT sod began teaching Mon Foces Count Plans for the All-Souls Catholic history." Gov. LcRoy Collins Satur­ public schools ia the city. Other* who had announced for Church Winter Festival will be dis­ day appointed Killian to succeed Far Um past wvsa years she On Grand Lorconcy geransar before tha wwkaad wars cussed at a meeting of committee m Joe Grotegut as chairman af the has been affiliated with the vo­ Willis Redding, a Sanford Nagn, Mala leas. Doylo B. Carlton Jr., chairman tonight at 1:30 at the road board. Grotegut resigned to cational school program. ■tola $20* from a Forest City gro­ of Vsudwto, Fred O. Dickinson new parish house. accept a post with tha Row Prim­ She was a member af the First cery store proprietor whoa tho m u of Wool Palm Beach. Hereto Bel- Committee tbairmsn for this ing Co. of Tallahassee. Mothodint Church, Sanford Pilot luraed his bark, the Sheriffs offtee sac af Banifay, termer circuit year's festival to be held Fob. 4 Judge Jobs McCarty af Fort are Mr*. Helen CoaeUntto*, Robert Club and Saminol* County Educa­ said today. Service Probe Sheriffs deputies sold that Rad- Fierro, Jacksonville Mayor Hay- Creator and Betty Callao. tional Association. Mrs. Hall la survived by a dtog delivered asm* produce i t too don Burns, sod tho Rov. George WASHINGTON (UFl) -T h e Sen­ ate Armed Services Committee daughter, Mrs. R. C. Young af Feraat City Little Gleet “ * A Mown*, Winter Park. Lake Mary Gets trill open a probe Tuesday into Norfolk: a son, Gordon S. Han Stare ood drove off to Us truck charges that vital dafanw pro­ of Chicago, 1U., a brother. Glean after pock*Hag tha money. New Reporter Redding took too Winter Gardes Missing Boys grams have suffered from budget Starling af Lakeland and two Mrs. Birger Waster will repiaee route sad waa stepped aad hold carving. Chairman Richard R, grandchildren. Mrs. Ida May BJoblom s i Lake Funeral services will ha con­ by Winter Gardao Suites Mill Found By Deputy •^R ussell (D-Ga.) said tha commit^ tee will look into the "desirability ducted at I p. m. Tuesday at tha deputise arrived. He waa ehargad Two boys reposted missing from Mary correspondent tor U m BanOakland Shore* Sunday wore pick ford Herald. and practicability" af apaodtog Brinson Funeral Horn* with Rev. with grand tommy. od m hr i depute who remember­ Mn. Waster, who received T. C. O'Maw officiating. missile programs, "to order to ed matog tee hoy* end their dog. Journalism training while attend­ Burial will fellow to Oskis wo U iv in r Scent narrow what has been described a* Daptey L. J. Kris gat tha dea- ing school to Lakeland lias baoa Memorial Fork. the "missile gap.' ’’ IheriL's deputtee s r r s i l a f •ripttea of Gary Goreacho, O f a resident of Lake Mary far tea Charles R. Knight, n Mawalte Ava. sod Lw McIntosh, past ala years. Chamber To Meet re. Frida: Friday night Maitland Are., both Mrs. Sjobtom resigned aa carTown Council Meet . af M Cousff with tenvtog too tea to deal and totvtog .. • . win finish aft last week's arrested after he rid*- lT-dt M ar too Mevtelaad Drive.ln ad ? :» m p. as today at toe Oviedo Lak* Mary residents with news A at their meeting ia the fire haii City Hall. Fro*. Baa F. Ward Jr. ewtoad a car w W. 13th It., to* Ha drove out aad picked ttitgn up Items ara asked to rail Mr*. Ft TAB f t ti Waster al FA S-1BM. Residue Problem To Be Discussed News Briefs Large Crowd Attends Jaycee Open House Hollywood Mother Kills Hubby, Son Stale Governor's Race 'Thickens' Vocational School Principal Dies Health Center Gets OK The Florida Development Commiaaion sintl Public Health Departm ent todny gnve their approval for the conatructinn of the new |100,000 health center on French Ave. Architect John Burton repurled this morning th a t bids on the project will Im opened Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. in the cmirthmtee and work will atari within two weeka a fte r the bid letting. Board To View Plans For Jail Winter, Park architect Jamas Gambia Rogers will present,'plans far the new county Jail to tha Court? ■Uomuftsritei tomorrow. Gambia, who conducted a pre­ liminary study oa county Jail needs early last year, was se­ lected by the board to' submit plsns to contract form. Cost at tha jail is exported to be approsimately $700,000. The commission also will salecl ■ board of msdlcal examiners for the county at Ha regular meeting tomorrow. Four Children Killed in Mishap STEVENSON, Ala. (UPl) - At least four school children were killed and st least eight critically injured when a school bus and a freight train collided airly today rt a rural crossing. Tha driver, Charles Beavers, was injured but not critically. Twa of the dead and two at the injured were believed to ha niece* and nephews of the driver. The bulk of the bus wreckage was found under tha Southern Railway train. Tha bus hsd been taking the children to a grade and high school rt Stevrnson, Just south of tha Tennessee border to the norths i si corner of Alabama. The ac­ cident occurred between Um small towns af Facklar and Stevenson, northeast rt ScoMsboro, Ala, The health center w|ll bn located b*> tween E ighth and N inth St*, on Hwy, 17-92. The county'* new health director, Dr. Clyde Brother* will be on hand for thg bid opening. Rrothera waa named to tho 88,800 ft year poat by tho board of county com­ m issioners a t th eir m eeting last Week. Arson Hinted As County Hit By Rash Of Fires Fires- raged throughout tha county over the weekend and araoti la respected. la lw* rt them, Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben­ son said town marshal Uus Saw­ yer suspects arson to two Cassel­ berry Ere* that flared up about II .a. m. and 1:M p, m. Satur­ day. Sawyer ia atill Investigating their caiise. Flames roared TO feet high to the Casselberry fire Saturday af­ ternoon. Tb* blase between Seminote Blvd. and Sunset Dr. burned M acres r t woodland and smoke billows were visible 10 miles away. Six fire trucki from Longwood, Alla monte Springs and Casaelharry fought the blase which scorched half the tall pines in Ilia area. Ranger Robert Leverelt said the blase was one of Ut* hottest h« had ever fought. Several times tha flames Jumped a 33 yard awath. No sooner was this fire under control than Casselberry'* fire truck rushed across 17-32 wbsro another solemn rt smoko waa ris­ ing. White Miete two fires were go­ ing on a Lake Mary Fire Dept, crew was stamping out soothsr four acre flare-up oo 1T-H Just behind Movieland Drive-in. Tha Lake Mary volunteer* earlier an­ swered two calls on brush fires which bunted about two acres to Kavcnns Park. after about 3* Forest City. Lavefrtt laid ho knaw children sat that Era, If ranger Robert Gray ate art a tore* ear* 43 Saturday. , : * High wind# a spread Samoa over * south r t Longwood'e Markham Hd. Sunday. Forest ranger* taught the Maas with a treater sod wutop tanker. They are *UR tovaitigob tog the cauae. ‘Littla’ Sparks Set Minor Blaze Soma little Sparks eauaad ■ mate tress fire Sunday. > Police reported that B. L. gparha* children ware playtog with o algoretlo lighter at their H4 French Av*. homo whan thop art fire Is a had. Shuffleboard Play Mora (has-$3$ Florid* are trying thoir skill oa tb* Foal Mellon Park shuffleboard today. 11m laaford Tsarist Shuffleboard alub Invited fanciers from 33 north ood central Florida citias ta Jain tha tournament. , Symphony Performs Here Tuesdai The Florida Symphony Orches­ tra under the direction r t Hsory Mairr will conduct two aonesrta to Sanford tomorrow. Maser waa aooductar af Um W. Va. Symphony tor II years. Ho will load tha arcbtatra to a youth concert at tha sivte sertat at 3:43 p, as. and ‘papa* concert al 1:13. Both concert* are Jointly spon­ sored by Ih* Sanford-DsBary En­ tertainment Asaa. sad IA* City Recreation Department. The Florida Symphony Consort ticket! are tha only reaorva tickets available. Mutual concert tickets will be honored af the door but will not give lb* Rckst bolder a reserved aart. Chaster Raarick, oo-cbslrmaa af the Entertainment association also announced today that mem­ ber* r t the group wtM oi era for IMS at Rh owe day sight. Other programs to bo by Um ooforUtoasost association will bo Um RoUtoa Players Fob. S aod Um Joes Ureas donas oa* pony, Mar. a . M ih* evening auuoml taamr- aaw, (ha mvbaatre rtM ytop a varied selection af daisies! and scml-claaslcal works ranging from �— m mw w®' r— — — — .. . .. ■ * « -V _« • .M ta , Jan, it, 1H6 .‘j.- ; ’. . When John Corning wont Sown la dm train elation m Moline, Mich., la tarly lilt, to aeo hi* IT-year-old •on off to tnliet la tho Navy, little did ho know how loog hia aoa would otay. . Today LeYcrwc C. Corning,: n quartermaiter chief, if one of the few men who ean aay ho ha* am ad la the coal-burning, ditMl-pow­ ered, aad nuctear-powered Navy. Since that day In ItlT, be eitimate* that bo baa aailad two mil­ lion miles or etvon tlmoa to tbo moon and back on everything from n n m t n bottle wagon to a USfoot not tender. la the days before World War II. Chief Corning proved that tours of shore duty worn few and far be­ tween. From August, i m , until February, ltSI, ha waa aboard ship continually except for two abort tours at receiving etationi. One of the rare bolder* of a good conduct medal bcariaf two aliver atari for over so year* of duty, ha left the Navy far tho Army ot tho end hf World War I, After cotaperCyyriet officiate diDereacoe tkim mllHniy bnooe on the island. WAMUNGTON-The Air Force aanouaead plans te mount intereaotinenlnl ballistics missiles an milwag care b> tha North and Northwest. Mobile missiles would B isk s it difficult fer an enemy to xcro in on U, f. missile defenses. FABIf - President Charles DoGaulln pul n temporary halt te Calvary Baptist Church ef Or­ ange City will eponior n eplrituai program of sacred muaie Wedneaday, at 7:41 p. m. British Islet, and lurOpe. Their program coniiata- of vocal quiatettes, soprano and alto ooloa, ar­ tistically rendered piano numbers. They also use other musical instru­ ments such aa vttm-faarp, violin, electric Hawaiian guitar, saxo­ phone, aecontUnx, C a t h e d r a l chlmoik mualaal saw, and organ. will bn hold at the Dlaklaaoa Me­ n o five sisters are Sara, Mary, morial library Auditorium. Tbo Verna, Lorraine, and Paulino, public M cordially invited to boar limy have received their training In well known kuUiutkme of lean­ ing: Wheaton Collage, Whaetoo, HI.; St. Paul Bibla Institute, St a » , 000-ton battle wagon to a 10dMuaic, Harrisburg, Pa., and Measiah Bible College. Grantham, Pn. lag ttt« bra for a year, he decided DM Navy wai beat aad rejoined it. Chief CentInf wai commUiioned an officer during World War II aad waa commanding officer of the net leader Moreno, which he claims waa the laat U. S. Navy ship to visit the Soviet Ualofl until the recant vtait of tbo aurvoy ahlp Maury to Odeua. After moving up the ladder to Ml lieutenant by 1180, be reverted back to chief. Chief Coning came to the Sea* ford Naval Air Station hi January, taaa, and eerred aa Mmlpcrmineat Juulor Officer ef the Day until late November. ThU week Chief Coning made the laat move of hia Navy career. Ho waa traneferrod to Urn Naval Hoapltal at Che1m a, Maaa., where ho will ho until ho ende hie Navy carter ttla aprlng. Whea Chief Coning rellrei, the Navy will have loat a man who not only could tell a good aea-etory, but* waa « m l laapintioa to all young Navy men. Hospital Notes LAVERNE C . C O R N IN G Personals ■T IDA HAT SJOBLOM Mr*. J. L. Bullard, Mrs. W. FMinshew and Mrs. W. P. Burba racesthr visited In Orlando at the# homo of Mrs. BuBard's ateter and hrothar-fai-law, Mr. aad Mrs. H. C. Batten, who wore calabrat- Actor May Testify In Finch Murder Case In p r a i i a t dm In West w ted bp Jaw Enterprise Two Arrestod in M it a Roid GATON ^ 1 V* Jr. I Tha Bar. and Mrs. BUI Swyear, Votoran’s Advisor Baymend Lawson. Min, S. Bkull, Mrs. Ida Padgett, Mrs. Alan To Hold Conclovo Goodwin, Miaa Doris Fabor and Paraani who want in ana dm Miss Hoten Snodgrass attended tho Florida Vetera* Affatea oBanr Christian workers training school In tha Coonbanoo at b p. m. Iteoaat tha Trinity Methodist d u n k la day aheuld maba appotatmanU with county itrvioA iffiM f w h : Polmad. The Parent-Teacher cn a a n 11 N ^ ^ B t t e C T ' ;! k hoard mat recently at Dm school la complete plans far the regular ttftUSR of too COUMil H TllHlJf Iba rnh, 1:11, at tea school. John BT I M . CMBBNG9 ANTBE* Baalioy, county cupcrintendanti will : Mr. and Mrs. Otivor Steward of Brifantii and ©warn, Mteh. arc dedicate the buOdtag. Holding Mrtral days with Mr. and Mrs. John Malrooa. Babart Maris, aansf Mr. ami Mrs. ». B. Marte aI tee H. G(By OX. r . U K ) KfiRWIN) Ranch, hai aceaptad the position ef vocational agriculture Iastnic- l UMBI HC V\ K Bill HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. N0W8EUSAND SERVICES Personals Vtertda Baaiti Mrs. J. N. The Gall Bladder O n e o f tha m o a t p o te n t pan* t r o u b le h i w all. F irs t* sss t r i b u t o r s t o n p lo n a n n t dis* t h a t t h a c o n d itio n o t B a r s p o a itlo a a n d iU n a t u r a l s e n - i m p u W u m o m n L ffm n m t lister-in-law, tw If Your Art Undergo You Ara Not TOo Old For l i f t Insurants muttbw of ^ *2Si'SLtS “J rtu. !y light!m dnAmd MtiBidi a Iftl , w'S*™ mimi' llv s r . T h e y w o rn m e a n t t e b e k e p t a c tiv e a n d p tie h is h r s u c h M a r ti n a . T h ird * s e t t h e r i g h t k in d e l fo o d . B y f a r t h e m e e t i m p o r t a n t in t o n o t t h a t t h e n s r t o Im p iu sso e r a f r e e e n d u n o b s tr u c te d , A T K r * htt £ttsKStSfire: Let us tell you ten you <hn tetll apply far • «1*SS Ufa inwronco peltry to help take cam ef final Atones, the number that sufburdaulug your I f f J u S <Ur” ‘ ■ wheel the stoeee- bscctns •*>■truetad in tha Uttle take healthy call bladder. A _ * ^ u• •T c h l 5 S f f i l e — » Obb e f a serial of arttetm so eel te matals as* — title vo Iho practise ad astaiUBs " r f is u s t e s E j s x ■rflrt&ifSMwB coil INANIttl UlttlN’SNUMItt 1ElfOITCAKl Yen bib Medially Invited U bm and drive the Bmb* af the Charily imports tha auperbly crafted British VeuxheH Thk trimly styled car gives you Urn handling and economy of a mnaU, compact car—yet-has room for a family of five . . . :doors... vacation-alm luggage space. You fat wrapwlndahlsld and rear window, wraparound bumpers, « Amarican type gearshift, custom type folly fitted interiors— and ahava all, British gustily. Available la I door aadan or station wagon raoddla. Cera# In and aad It aeon. \ m l m H E M P H IU MOTORS, Inc. i-f . ii'JCJ im** +*■+-. -tjrs tskwj ■.... . . . , ................. ......................... .................................... * r �%% ...... — BBIi^WfltoSpiTniBMiKmM B Ski •w : S ljf tw fu l |m 9 M on. Jn n . 18, I M P —Pair* 8 •'■ ■ ---------- . • . - ■ ---------- -7 T — --------- — ' ' -------- ' 7 " .cv. v ,r : . ~ *!■ -i i Let George De It MIAMI BEACH (U ri) — Sen. Stunrt Symington of Missouri would be “hnppy" to have Sen. George Sm athere of Florida as hia running m ate if he should yet the Democratic nomination for president. " If I should be the candidate, and if I had a running m ate from the South, I would be very happy w ith Sena­ to r Sm alhers," Symington said here Saturday. Symington left for W ashington Sunday a fte r ad­ dressing a church layman’s institute here. Af Your N**r*i) Wlnn.~f)lYiV * Addition To Thoio Regularly Earned W hen Value Gifts fu ) / / W Y ou P u rd ie s # ^ j L b .P « c m r„ c h o c o | a t e s , Coupon Void After Wednesday, January 13th Yearly Deposit Report Announced ticui.oo-. luur.) s three bit,.* and one savings and loan associa­ tion had S3],697,499 on deposit as of Drc. 31, the Chamber of Com­ merce reported Friday. Rank resources totalled 835,030.073 In the county and 133,320,464 in Sanford. Sanford’s post office had 3310,936 in rcccipu last year and the city had 63,375,928 worth of huildlng permiti a t of the end of December. C of C records showed that there were 11,387 telephones and 10,118 electric customers in San­ ford whrn 1939 ended. ^< Q Q sto 5 ^ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru W sdnttdoy, January 20th, Legal Notice Chat tar .No. 11117 PROUDLY DISPLAYING three of FASHON-ol’s sufoty awards are, from left, Lcdr. B. C. Hamilton, executive officer, holding Annual Safe Driving Award 58-59; Cdr. E. J. W inter, the commanding officer, hording Atlantic Fleet Aviation Safety Award 59-60; Jack Horner, Lead, ing Chief, holding Annual Safe Driving Award, 59-60. The safe driving Jionor is significant in the community ns well as on the Naval A ir Station as unit members nre judged on operation of th eir private earn ns well ar. Navy vehicles. This is the second year FASRON-51 has won the safety award. (Navy Photo) Cn«h, halan-*o n l i h nthar h t n k a . Ini-luitlna raaarvo h a lt n r a . and ra ah llama In firnrraa of rullartlnn | ITnllad Mtaiaa U n r v r n m t n t obligation*. d l ir c t and y u a r a n la a d .* ............. *............................ Ohllsallnna of S t a t u and ynllllral *ub,llcl*inn* ..... .....-........ Corporal* atnt-ka i lm ltid ln x 114.doe,ea elnck of F e d e ra l Dupas Risks Streak television show hardly as dramat­ ic ai tho ordeal that hia ton had juit faced. Powell laid he knew nothing af tha incident until a newspaper reporter eaiied to aak about tho boy'i condition. t* cubic yard hue- kote. T rndo In —Baa lam Slodal MSS m ounted on > g o r a r n m a n t purplua h a lf - t r a c k to . At hirie, w ith d r a g huew hot. I te m K o . l t n o t a r y typo atsblll*. Ing a n d hltum loaua ra isin g marhloo, aalf propallad w ith powar ataerlng. T rad# In— n a a m a o And wait Mo­ dal MJIIS poll ty p e •■Liar. ■paclflrst)OBo f o r fh* llam a r e ­ quired m ay ho obtained* o t tho or f ic a of i h e C ounty Kogtooer in tha C aurthouso a t Bonford, Florida. Hlda to ha enclosed In a seeled - *nv#l«r». plainly m a r k e d o« Ihe q g o u tald e; Bid Fer Front End l e a d e r , o r Hid F a r K s m r o t a r , o r Bid F o r a li i or, open J a n u a r y f*. III. ill. t T .... ............. .. Cuban Plotters Plead Innocent LIABILITIES Demand dapnatia of Individual*, partnarahlp*. and corporation* ........ ...................... ............... ----------— l i m a depot It* nf Individual*. parlnarahtpa, and corporation* ........ . .... . P a p o d t* nf Cnllad Plata* i ln v a r n m tn t . , _ _________ l l t p o t l t a nf Kiaia* and p o l ll k a l aubdlrlftnna .................... .. O lhar d a pnilta Irarllfla d and raahler'a chark* atp.l . . . T ota l Oapnalta __________________I S.TII.1I M I O lhar llabllltlaa __________________ • ___ __________ hidp and to relect and end all Board o f County § Com m leal an era J o h n K rid e r. C h a f m t R ! » •, , , Hyt y . B- Pavla Jr. C ogaiy Eogloaor E a s t F irst St* French Ave. & 25th St. i . u i .n i i .o Palmetto Ave. a t 3rd S t 4 U t b l l l t l a a __________________________________ CAPITAL ACCOL.NT* Capital f l tn r k * f a ) Common a lork, l o u t pa r DIS.saiSS - CONVENIENT P A R K I N G LOTS -i----- A a r o u n t o _____________________ _____ T ota l LlablllOa* t o d Capita! Aecounta , , MEMflH A VO A A raal* yladgad o r a ia lg n ad to a tr u r o llsbllltlae and for olhar purpoaaa ------------ -------- -----------------_____ t.s ii.n t.is t. R. W. D«ana, Caahlar of lha ohova-nam ad honk, dn antamnly aw aa r t h a t tho a b o r t a to ta m a n t la tru a to tho boat of my know ledge And belief. B. W. ne ane , Caehlar CO n n EOT-ATTEST I n. J. Itauman, D lr t r to r a II. R. Tope Oea. A. Speer J r . m a l e a f Florida. C ounty of Seminole, *•: Kwnrn to and euheorlhed before ma th le l t t h day of J a n u a r y , 1HS, and f haraby certify t h a t 1 am not an o f f l r a r o r d lra c tn r of ihla bank. (SEAL) fluib II Rrott, Notary ru b lla . Armour S tar Grade “A” Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen . Stuffed Turkeys l l y Commlaalnn aayltea March S, IM S ' Beyoat o r a Maldiag r o m y a a y A rt III tea Ot A Xa Moon I Bank F a k llth e S l a Aeoorgaaro W lih Beolfoa M i l , 1. 0. Mrvlaod e i a f a f r a Report oa of Oa'-apilirr I t . ISIS, of A tlantia T ru*t Company, J a r k aoovllla, Florida, which la a ffiliated with Tha Sanrord A tlanila Na tlonal Rank, Bonford, Florida, C h a r te r N um ber t l l l l . Fadarol Itaearr* IMeirlrt N u m b e r I. Kind of builoaao of Ihlo A ffllU ttt R a nk alork holding rom pony, holding r n o t r n ll l n g Inlaraat In Ihla and o t h e r afflllatoe, lu broaden oropo of bonking buelnete In Florida Mannar In o h l r h a b o v e.n am ed orgonlaatlon la a ffiliated « l | h nallanal bank, and de gree of rn n tro li r t o n e m a jo r ity of tbo aharaa a f oaptlot alork. F l n a n r U l ralollono with b a nkt S t o r k o f afllllotad bonk owned by tha offltlo is ( p a r valu e) ----------------------------- ------------------- ---- ------- | l u . m * * . Loons by tho a rfllloto to a fflllaled honk ________| Nona I, H, K. Hrooko. B ar'y-Trtaa. of A tlantia T rue! Company, da aolamn, ly owaor th a t the above s t a t e m e n t la true, to t b s beet of my know ledge a n d kellaf. H. V. Brooke ■ w a rn So s o d oubecrlbad before mo U K I l k d a y a f J a n u a r y , l i f e (SEAL) ( len iry F o n i a ll t . N otary pubiin M r •o m m lia lo o a s p l r a i Aug. II, t * 4l CDR ROTOR manral scansthe skies n AIMSYOUR AMTCNNA MTATU AUTORUTICAUY etTolgfct at the eengtng taw*T of the channel T*d went t o txack Aewm tii* keel peesibl* picturs o n e vary a* Bimu ree aim rr seeeeu wtu wt*b or snowy ekter* and Mil KMT U n it nOt SAT! "gheit*' ea so M ay channels! Like meal peepla, yes'ra prob•My la • loonUen where TV MgasloooM f rent ouay direct lone • s a l JsaS tbs h i roar sstamoa wss sat ay to fast. Kwired* e/ fSeanode of COM Refer* are aere fa >ue and to TV eeeeplfeo areae Jucl like pear*. VBSt teed sees* lit Maks year antenna waib 8 ar 4Mines mors oVtitatly sad bring lo tbo beet poeaikle e leta re f » * aay dlrectleo. Wkel yos need Is tbo TV wared tbit rtuiat year ■slaaat lo Clrail sad DaUat llbo Kadar-tka CDR ROTOR. SAIT SS das rwenwai Ron'S Stl yes do U pall la dearer, Sharper, alraagar pktoraat -Meet ifittsm. Mine nsteeii. M* kn a i I. Tam Kandy H e le n e Weniton foleotor SB 10 f t betaMM Mile Central CoMnd*. L JUIor of Me bear of goer raa/Kofnna h u w B fa a anepfefe efref* HW pea era lie picture floorer Men rear biftrt. R Uft pear gayer grew Me Reterfer cad poor enleoae eolb weficoUp lecke la peetffea, Itwple, toaT 111, go wby rattle fer boll-wgy TVf F»H la oM ike tbsiMte peer eet to ogalpped to receive-with a thrifty CDR ROTOR. late ot ronpaoy from f i r and near, and tkey all eay w* pat mar* slatiaai sad h tv t * baiter p k t o n then tkey do. The dM eeroa n a aat be beat.” 39 They Stuffed With s Pepperidge Form Dressing »■»•* ■ Georg io P«ach SLICED BACON W -D "Branded'' Plot* S T E W BEEF Swift Premium S A U S A G E serServe a“n Freshly 47 GROUND BEFF 3 Sunnyland Hot or Mild PORK SAUSAGE 3 J& ’P Lb. $ 1 Pkg. I Frozen La m b Sale LEG '0 LA M B LA M B L O IN C H O PS LA M B RIB C H O PS LU . O N LY Morton Macaroni & Cheese Pies or J. JeweN Gr. "A " Froz. Beef, Chicken, Turkey MEAT PIES For ^ -M r*, e . J. SftCaae*. datkaaq. t ( u « ntsneas m m m m u m t as w nw i »***• la atna sod atssr. We sene racaivad rest pleatar* out of TV till ws got Ik* new n * te n s ." - f in h dm . g*a<**. is. -S N ite e e tt *v eise m u i i i i s . E n a tkoogk my oaten ns to a n r y good oa*. | eaalda't got S tree, akarp lm*n> >K«e' latulllag a o a eoroo, my en ter,. *r* *l**nr, *hirear, ilaaditr. My art bekaree Ilk* e brand o»w one, art* tkaqgk Iks sea m l TV sts Uaa to *r*r 4k mile* sway.” -MJno A, Mm*, ytlaf. Mi**. Aopla. Charry, Poach, Coeoonut HILL'S HORSE MEAT DOC FOOD 2 p f)P Ro t o r Hoover Radio A TV, 504 8. Sanford Avo. Kerb TV. 2911 & Pork Ave. Wlon’a TV A Radio Service, 80S Second S t Bawled* Radio A TV. 5*8 Celeiy Avo. W. A, Norrla, R t 1, Box 48S-H, Likevlrw Drive Paul’* Town A Country, 2S53 Orlando Driv* ! ! BLEACH W --------- I B ------------r ( P r - its*. Bide will h e opeaod ot a m e e t ­ ing to bo held in t h e C o a a l y Commlaelonara Mooting Boom la lh C o u r lh o u ie a t Paofard, F lo r id a oa J a n u a r y I I , IlSa. Tho r l e b t l a ' r a a r r r a J to waive I r r e f u l e / l l i o e or techatealllloe l a If.onn.na t . i a i 41 fte radarto pul in better pictures oryour set! NOW! Start gifting pirlfti TV pitlvm with a LOCATIONS I T o ta l T o ta l c a p i t a l HAVANA (UPD-The first II ot 140 alleged invasion plotters to come before a military court here pleaded innocent over the weekend. The.pleas of other defendant! prob­ ably will be heard today. The pro • government “Second Front of Kacambray," former avmad aupportera ot Premier Fidel Caatro'e revolution, demanded Sun­ day that nine of the defendanli be tentenced to death. The nine are Ihe alleged invader* who flew a plane to Trinidad, Cuba, laat Au­ gust and shot it out with govern­ ment troops lying in w altfor them there. Three soldier* were killed. Mej. William Morgan, a former American who was second in com­ mand of the. Eecambray group, is expected to be the ite r witneia lor the prosecutioo at the trial. He wai not present at the opening session of the trial, however, nor did he sign the atatement de­ manding the death penalty. Castro and Us brother Raul alio tro espected to testify, at aome point durldg the trial, but neither of them showed up at the opening CONVENIENT .............. I t t . a s l t S Cndlvldad profit* —_—__________________ .. , __ n * , a r t a s ______ __________ _________ _______________ __ Legal Notice I KOTICW r t i v is e s T ha Hoard of C ounty Camwloolnnaro of l a m i n a t e County. Florida will re c tly a hlda s t Iho Otfleo ot rtavld SI. Oatrhal. C l tr b . In tho Caurth nuao a t l a n i a r d , Florida up t o IKS P. SI. J a n u a r y II, ISIS l o r tha fallow ing pieces of oqulp. m am : * l ia w No. I t F n a u m s l le tired, 4 wheel d ries , diaaai p o n o r e d , f r o n t nod loader. Item X o . is (laaotino p o * t r a d a t r o t a t o r oqulppod on a d r a g li n e .d a m b a h a l l ra p a h la of handling 1»ana aa l.ise .iif o ..................r^-._.... .. T ota l Aiaata ______ , ..... ................ ................ NEW YORK (UPI)-Tony Dupaa On the present schedule, the , af New Orteena opposes Victor trial la expected to laat about two Zalaaar of Argentina toaight la the weeks. . mein bout of 10 round* at the New York Academy of Music. Dupas Is w risking a winning atreak of alx * bouts while Zalaaar haa wee eight of II outinga la/ thin country. rirT tn o ta a m NOTICE in he reb y given t h a t I a m a ngagad In b a i l n s u a t L a b s jtn n ra * . eem lnola County, Florida, un d e r the f i r th lou* n a m e af. The C o u n tr y rtrncary, e n d t h e t I Int*n« l a r*gt*l*r l a i d a i m i w ith tha Clark nr thn t l l r r u l t Court. Mamlnnla c o u n ty , Florida, In seenrdnnra w ith thn provlalnna o f tho F k t l t l n u a Nam* Statu tao, to -w lti l e c t io n SSI ne F lo r id a a io t u t e o l ltT . a i« : Mre. Loraan Tlndal Mis* Nor Ino No-w nod FoM lah Jon. I I , II, !■, A Fab. 1. hank) l.nna.atn 01.111. Raal a*iata na nail o th e r than bank p ram ltaa ______ ____ __ O lha r Aiaatt ..____________________ _____ ____________ __ _ "Actor's Son Rescued From Mountain Ledge • H avana 1,141 a l l I f Loan* and dlarnunta . ........ ............... .. Rank pramltav n o n a d l i t ,114 * « / t u rn Ultra and f lx t u r a a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "1 wsi sura seared." These vers the only words the nine-year-old son of aetor-producor Dick Powell and actress June Allyton could use to describe hie terrifying experience Sunday while trapped oa a 130-foot-higb mountain Jcd|e. Tiny Ricky Powell set out oa a diring hike up a trail that spi­ raled on a 70-degree grade from the floor of Mandevill* Canyon near his exclusive Bel-Air home. W ith him was his friend, eighl_ year-old Steven Dart, ion of Jus™ tin Dart, Rexall Drug Co. preaident. Midway up tbs rocky path, lit­ tle Steven decided to turn back but Ricky plodded onward until he reached the ditiylng height of too feet. Peering at the canyon floor far below him, Ricky decided be, too, bad enough and began edging down the cliff. But h« didn't get far when hia lealher-aoled shoes t# slipped under him. Afraid to take another atep. ‘ Ricky panicked end screamed for help. Luckily, a men living in a desolate canyon home heard the boy's plea and called the fire de­ partment. The man and a group of ether boys who heard tho cries inched as dose ae they could get to Ricky end tried to calm him dur­ ing tha half hour It took firemen % to arrive, extend a ladder and carry him down to aafoty. Ricky’s celebrated father all the while waa home watching a I t a .r r v * D la trlrt No. S R e p o r t o f ( 'o a S l l l o a o f T h a a o n fo r d A l l a o i l r N o t io n a l n o o k o f S a n f o r d In T h o n t n la o f F U r l d o A f T h o I I n , h i B o a lo v a o O n It v r v m b v r 91. lo a n P a b lla b v d l o t l r a i n a a . T o f a l l M a d e H r r a m y l r o l l r r O f T k o ( - a r m o r y , I a f r r S v v lln n s a i l , I . o. N t i h r S • l a l a l r o A t IR T I k °ua*1 LIQUID L i H BSlW P l!'- / 'MUM / . 4-i.w a r a a j / i a t .’.tTi... :’l ' ■ -itok-ai*' g n �I » I £5g 1 1 1 | i ,* * v 1 J L---.-------f-------------- T •:<VvN - W A 'i j >5.®'r & w .- rstivt ■QK v*-• ~r* . , ■ SWEET TOOTH ■fit WASHINGTON- As a lot of ua sujpocted, there’s a boomerang buritS la Kira Benson’i soQ bank. PlslaeMheimM of the watch* dog V. A Comptroller .General’* . . . . M e t ddue up\ one examplo In Bolt* Uaeau Coun «• D- They tell how the eotl bank ia hitting hard* working people right la their pum a. Farmers eat Ykert. report tke sleuths, bars been following the Agriculture Department’s doctrine of not tilling sell so religiously Ibat tbey’rs starring out Bottineau Ceuaty’s merchants, te s t yssr tbs Faderal gotten* ignored the law’s UmiUUona and allowed a whopping $2.1S>.TU to farmers for not farming. So the farmers bad UUle reason to buy new tools to farm with or fuel to operate traetara. which merely stood idle on farm s-that w g ra ’t farmed. The Comptroller's cops found that Is aorta townships of Bot­ tineau County farmers sot paid net to farm V to Tt percent of their cropland. As a result, one grain elevator, they said, will bo forced to eloae down ia a few months because of so business. And a daaler in farm imple* meats will soon be flirting with bankruptcy bacaum h ls’buslaass was down M percent over past years. A dealer in bulk fuel, Ihey reported, suffered a SO percent drop ia. hia business. But, worn yet, because the fSrmers weren't growing surplus th at th* nation and th* inventing public have waited oat the record steel strike—with the crip* 844 per cent of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com* MMMttae. serious mercer talks have been discus* Letters To ■Uts before a vote Is taken by stockholders and direc* m v eal must also be riven by the Interstate Com* Washington Calling ACL owns I S M * shares of Louisville A NsshvUle Rail* I, of which 84.1 mOUon to reeeived in dividends annually. I tevestm entte LAN is canted a t a book value of 881.4 boiag feared up for the final Ion and wows a currant market value of over R 8 million. bow push to f f t the Democratic preel* I w N t In Iftrtdonds tor the 1904*1988 period averaged deutial nomination for the youth* ■r Share. In 1989. $840 a share wee paid. ACL has paid ful looking geeutor from M iw * • dividend each year sinon 1941. The Edito X4Uk : Ws o# the Playhouse Navy would like to eiprees our ilncoro aeerocUUoo lor tbo space given us la your newspaper for the purpose of publicising our pro* ductloa, "Bell, Book and Candle," sod to all Um boatmen eaUbllihneota la tbo area which to warm* ly oaceurascd ua by tbalr pur* chaaa of ada and tickets. Wa moat Language of investing: BOOK VALUE - an accounting a iff JitW k&dfc; IfcWJ'K' January 1, is expected illy la operating costs. by Carreau A Company of Nsw they bodoms surplus they have a , And they come to towa looking for other Jobe, the .ooly thins there isn’t a lurplus of. Thera waa merit la the orlsiaal soU bank,Idea, and I waa wonder* I°S what would happen If it worn ,pplled to other phaaea of lift. t i k e the worat example of aur* pluses In our cities—the automo­ biles. Why doesn’t somebody ap* tha soU bask idea to cars? fusti pay aU gasoline station at Wadsets for not putting gaanUno In auWmobilea. But. Ilka the farm banks, this would boomerang, too. Eventual­ ly Detroit would baro to abut down Ua auto manufacturing plants, throwing millions of peo­ ple out of work. Tbo peoplo wouldn't bo able to pay their taxes and Uncle Sam would run out of funds to keep the ear bank going. There's eo much talk about population explosions that it sur­ K EARN MORE ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 _ _ FIRST FEDFRAl SAVI NGS Aatklpstst Diridnte or a security : II tel a is' * ** ^ } • 1 If . « •0 *la • alias , ’ -4 * -o\; Jl « * •. • , i 1 '• *s i ( i «a ,« m I • II I 1 • .Ml t • i . . II « *• ii' - * Catholics, here beta toncerned last the religious Issue he brought Quotable Quotes Sewer ate tuhuien It Is the g e m e t wnrjeus muttertug from f a . ■ / . v i ■ a! ■ //, \ y V b lb fm lm in ^ g iH d R d l Ou "Hess tho PieN" SousWe keuBidy Mid that his family's •Better Living, Electrically. 8tP O W £* is 100-300 sags /1 n u n _ m. M B S' _ _ _ _ _ _ prises mo nobody thought of aolk banking paroats. Every mother and father would be paid a sun for not raising children. But then, within n few generations, w a ^ become extinct and cobody'd left tn hand out tho Nil-bank checks. I'm beginning W suipect that If the Department of Agriculture Wsaed an avalanche of dirt over the toll bank and hurled it for good, th e n would be a lot te happier people all around. Taka the c a n of tho disgruntled farmer of Colorado who reported W tbo comptroller’s men abouto the practice of acme ef th r if t neighbors. Tbo neighbors, they said, rent land from tbo state at IS cents an acre for grating. Then they turn around and show Unela Sam that tha land la not boiag used for surplus crops—just for gram lng—and collect l l .i l an aero on it. 1i Annie U. SlectkowsU Publicity Chairman M ill aielne a f a aleutle In elaiawmliiail fnnsn a iWMltnaUv'l D A ILY C R O SSW O R D .$• M �X i Beta Eta Sorority Meets Mrs. Cowan Hostess To Gamma Lambda Mrs. Duda Hostess At Shower Mlaa Melanie Jackson, bride 9 elect of Luther Duda, was guest at honor at a kitchen gadget | shower last Monday evening at I the home at Mra. J. L. Duda j Jr. in Slavia. Mra. Walter Duda \ assisted the hosteaa with the en­ tertaining. The room waa attractively dec-' •rated with arrangements of pink camellias and the refreshment ta­ Master David Lee waa honored ble was centered with a minisim tu n bride doll surrounded by a on his eighth birthday with a party“ crown .of f llnlslnil lighted nnsiiiu. candles tmllk with given by his parents Mr. and Mrs. base of f e n and pink camellias. James Leo at their borne in Mon­ Accompanying‘each gift for (he roe Friday afternoon. bride-elect was a favorite recipe Tha young guests played games ef the doner, lo be made Into a during the afternoon and priies hook aa a momanto. Guests attending were Mra. D. were won by Miss Debbie Rives Jackson, mother of Bit honoret, and Jlmmla Rabun., i Refreshments of cake, Ice cream Mrs. John L. Dada Sr., mother of the groom and Mra**. J. Ar­ and soft drinks were served to: ndt, Ferdinand Jakubcin, Geo. Betty Jane Harper,-Ruth Bullard, £ Jakubcin Jr., E. L. Betlhom. Du- Susan Matheson. Susan Eber, Ma­ •an Lukas, Daniel Dinda. Ferdi­ ria Lee, Debbie Alvei, Vickie nand Duds, Solh Rook, John J a ­ Justice, Lollie Jimenez, . Bobby kubcin, Paul Mlkler, Hildegarde Joe Harper, Jimmie Rabun. Ber­ Johnson, Julia Clrminlc and nard leva, Clark Stapler, Danny Patricia Jackson and Katherina Lee and David's grandmother, Mra, Anna Belle Blrkholm. Duda. Birthday Party For'David Dr. Harlan W. Rhode*. ncmatologUt at Ihc Central Florida Ex­ periment Station, was cunt tpeakr r at the mreling of Xi Brt* Eta chapter of Bela Sigma Phi at tht home of Mr*. Frank 5lebane. lit prearnted an inlereitinc pro. O V IEIIO O lltl.S who nerved the lodge banquet a re left to right, front row, Carol Beaaley, Jeannle Alford, Diane* .* Aulin, Patricia Kelsey, back row, Ann Alavlt, Karen Chamber, Ann Crumley. Mundy, Carolina Wood and Jessie Oviedo Girls Serve Installation Dinner A group of young ladies dressed In formal attire did a superb job of serving the banquet at City Hall klemorial building n Oviedo, last week. The occasion was the installation ceremony and dinner for Oviedo Lodge No. 245, F. and A. M. In addition to local members, many Masonic and Eastern Star members throughout the state were present, Including past mas­ Mrs. R. W. S/ye, Honored Guest At Luncheon O f Wives Club Mrs. R. W. Syle was honored guest when the Fasron Officer's Wlvea Club met recently for their monthly luncheon with Mrs. J, F. Riley and Mrs B. A. Shelton as hosteases. Mra. Slye Is the wife of Captain Slye, new Commanding Officer of the Sanford Naval Air Station. She was welcomed by Mra. W. 51. ifearn, newly elected president of the Wives Cjub, who presented her with a corsage of white earnaliou. Also welcomed waa Mra, R. G. Gleason. Following the chicken-a-la-king luncheon served in the BUQ lounge, a short business meeting was held, A report was given by 51r*. J. F. 5lcGuire on the successful romplelion of the Christmas basket proJed. , Winners of Ihe door prlici were Mrs. L. D. Tamny and Mn. E. M. Michael. Others present were Mrs. A. E. Guttsvion, Mrs. R. E. 5loore, Mra. D. L. Conner, 51rs. L. D. Moran, Mra. J. A. Dickey, Mrs. R. II. Fine, Mrs. C. M. Mills and Mrs. A. R. Smith. ters, past grand masters, past matrons and patrons and others holding offices in the two lodges. Arrangements of yellow pon pons and gladioli centered each serving table with fern placed lengthwise. Candles of yellow with blue and gold ribbon bows for a bate were also used on each table. Other arrangements in the rooms included one of yellow mums with large leaves sprayed and used tar background. Palms were placed at the entrance. A chicken and yellow rice din­ ner was enjoyed by a picked house. The cakr waa served in Individual squares, topped with Iho Masonic emblem. Mra. E. M. OUiff was rhair* man of Iht menu committee. Others on the dinner committee wen O. T. Ktnnaird. Bill Ingerman, Howard Van Dyke and Jack Calhoun. Woman's Club Presents Hobby Program • Mambers of the Civic and Fine Arta departments of the Sanford Woman'* Club held a Joint meet* lng and covered diah luncheon at the club house Wednesday. Min Sonja Montorton, soloist, i s :i ? *-\V:>ialle a lUppy Tunc", "flalll HI" and "Hawaiian Wedding Stng ”, •ccom psnied at tha 5lri. C. M. Floweri, floral arrangemente: Mr*. D. C. Howard, **” ' *’ G' H ,rfim ,n» ggrn. It. A. Smith, autographed _________________ ’ a’0 *1 : ■ I I books: Mrs. George .McCall, camellias: Mr*. R. C. Moore, hand paintings; Mrs. Warren, handwork; Mra. E. M. Hoke, an­ tique butloaa; Mrs. A. J. Walker, handwork. Gtipsts and their dis­ plays, Mrs. Virginia Roche, an­ tique dolls; Mrs. John Callahan, painted glassware and Mrs. Tony Pltchford, stenciled handwork. Mra, Mabel Weal, treasurer and Mr*. Etta Chabol, chaplain. Each member held a lighted candle ai they pledged their serv­ ice and received a golden chrysan­ themum corsage. Yearly reports were read and future plans ill*cLiaed. , Dr. Carter ipoke briefly "con­ cerning the flags that were pre- Airs. KeoghHas Rehearsel Party MRS. D. C. HOWARD, rig h t, I« shown aa aha presented name of her uil painting* a t tha Hobby Shop program a t th e Woman'* Club. Mr*, R, T. W arran, chairm an of tha civic departm ent, is helping her hold the palnU in f a, (Herald Photo) N ew Pledge N am ed For Sorority In Impressive Ceremony Tuesday in an impressive ceremony Tueaday evening, Mlaa Ginger Jeneo becamo a pledge of tha Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Mrs. John Dickey,' preaideni, pre seated tho ritual assisted by tho vice president, Mr*. I. K. Estridge III. Mrs. Dickey reported that because the sorority had done so well with tho gift wrapping service at the Nival Air Station, a check waa donated to Iko Navy relief fund, "Thanks te U . Dickey and Mr. Parrish", sold Mrs. Dickey, "it waa a very successful project" Shower Honors Mrs. Ramsey n o r Mias Baity l a s Edward* waa guest ef boner at n miscellaneous abowor Monday ovonteg. Gunote assembled in tea aerial parlor ef tea L'piata Community Pm byterian Church and hooteaMi ter tea evening were Mrs. Edward Fits•erald and Mrs. H. L. John***. Games were played and prists awarded te Mra. Kay TMmpoon, Mrs. Juatia Welch, Hiss Linda laasm sn and Hobart Carroll The beateeaoa oiririod by Mrs. Thompson (erred dainty refrookments to Mr. and Mrs. Goargo Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. John An­ des, Mr. sad Mrs. Thomas Andes, Mr. sad Mrs. Judin Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Hnbie Summerlin, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Carroll,* Mra. J. te Andos, Sr., Mrs. Henry Seilers, Mrs. J. Seam an, Mrs. g . KaoUna. Mra. D, H. Luke, Mrs. Sarah Badge, Mr*. Klicebelh Graaem, Mra. Anna Tyner, M n. Mary Mar- ft&AAonaU Mr. and Mr*. Arthur A., Boyd announce the birth ef a T lb. 4 oi. daughter, Frances Lottie, born Dec. 30. Mra. Boyd la the former Harriett llayman of San­ ford. Tha couple lives at 317 W. 3rd. St. Mr. and Mra. A. E. Hitchens of Norfolk, Vo. arrived lait week rod for a 10 day visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. M. J. Sorokowaky, In Loch Arbor. While here Ihe Hitchens will also visit Mr. and Mra. J. D. Hitches, Palmetto Ave., and other friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Cannon of Morehetd City, N. C. will re­ turn te their home next week after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J, D, Hitchens, at their home on' Palmetto Ave. Six Families Visited By WAV Newcomers, called on recently by Ihe Welcome Wagon Hostess include: Mr. and 5tra. Clarence Rnaner .and children, Theodore and Patri­ cia from St. Louie, Mo, Mr. and Mrs., Leo Nordstrom and children, Ronald and Dorothy, from Miami, Newcomers living here, whilr Ihcir buabands are stationed a. NAS Include: Mr. and Mra. Bar­ ney Miller and children. Robert. Shorten. Elizabeth and Sara Jean from Philadelphia, Penn. Mr. ad Mr*. William G. Youn„ and children, Billy and Pcnn>, from Baltimore, Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Loesekainp and children Carl Albert, Cora Jean and Pally from Dallas, Tex- their work at (he college. At the close of the meetings, Mrs. Hclnhuch and her committee served refreshments to members Mra. Ida Kragh entertained at and gucata. her home on Friday evening with a rehearsal coffee for members of the WUIsrd-Webiter wedding party. The rooms ware decorated with silver leaves and pink Confeder­ ate rosea. The table was cover­ ed with a lace centerpiece and The Woman's Auiiliary of Semi­ refreshments were served in nole Memorial Hospital will hold hand painted china. Attending were Mr. and Mra. (he annual luncheon and ace a Robert Ruganiteln, Mr. and Mra. fashion show presented by Mary Richard Keogh, Mr, and Mra. Esther's at 1 p. m, at ihe Mayfair Miles Keogh, Mra. Isabella Web­ ster, Mlaa Kathy Willard, Mra. Inn Ballroom, Saturday, Mrs. Lillie Bulb Harden is gene­ Ida Keogh, and Mra. W. T. Blakeral ebariman of Ihe luncheon and more. Mrs. Fred Ganaa and Mra. R. F. Robinson are in charge of flower The U. I. imported more than arrangement*. 21 million dollars’ worth of aleeThe general business meeting Iroolc products from Japan in the will start at aeoa followed by first six month* of 1PM, according yearly committee report* and pre te Electronic Deaign magasine. (rotation! of service oword| to the Thla waa 300 thousand dollars more than tho entire year af ISM. "Pink Ladies." Auxiliary Plans Fashion Show CHAHCS 11 O ur Sincere Thanks to ail ih s people o f Hanford an d H it su rro u n d in g arena who** w onderful response Binds o u r G rand O pening such nn M tn U n d ln g b u c c c m . Two-mew flavor* ef canned con­ densed aoup ora available: eld- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Graborkiefuhioaed tomato rice and cream wfpi, and children Mike, Sheron of vegetable. and Stormy, from Memphis, Tenn. t h is w eek CONGRATULATIONS T* (ha following G rind Oponing Award W iaaara — W* shall nstamd our bast sfforta to mako pour portrait SAVE *25.... .50 •mPNP ••« 1.00 Personals Secant guests of Mt. tad Mrs. J. A. Chalkier were their daugh­ ter and family, Mr. sad Mrs. Dwight Flowers sad aoa, Dean, af KUani, Mlaa. Congratulation* to Mr. and Mra. Tyler Dedman an tee arrival ef a daughter. Coral Eliao. Recant guests af Mr. and Mrs. Dal# Alexander and family waa her brother, LL Ranald Ream, af JaduanvUla. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pugh arc his uncle and sunt, Mr. aad Mrs. James Locke of Esal 1 * 0 * * O b* gram on nemalodea. using slide* tor illustrations. He explained that the 10,000 dlflerent species of nemalodea (a threadlike worm which la a parasite) caus* mB> lions at dollars worth of damap* to our crops. Semitologists a r t studying and working to try and find a satisfactory control tor the pests. The chapter voted to send • contribution to the exemplar fund that supports Literacy Village hi Lucknow, India. An appeal for clothing was also made for the chapter's clothing bank. A report was given a t th t Christmas party for the chfldrav RRMINOLE held at the Stepping Stones Kin­ dergarten. Mrs. C. M, Nichols NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS The service team of the Seminole will be hostess to the next meet­ ing Jan. 25. neighborhood of Girl Scouts met at tha home of Mra. Randall Chase Tip* On Baying Naasa in Belalre last week. This marks When buying a piano, too* la a turning point in girl scouting in this area as It was the last meeting moat important, according to Us* of this kind. Girl Scouting has American Musie Conference. II grown so In the area that the neigh­ you have a normal ear for must* borhood asaociatioo, of which Mra. you can Judge tone. . Chan has served as chairman What sounds boat to yea la since lit initiation, la being split what counts. Make sure the qual­ into two neighborhoods with Mrs. ity of the lone la the same Chase as district chairman. Mrs. throughout th t keyboard by play­ C. r . Lind was named new chair­ ing every note yourself. man for neighborhood I, which In­ cludes Sanford, south of 25th, Lake 51ary and Oviedo. No one has been chosen for the other neigh­ borhood. Reports were given by Iroop or­ ganisers, Mra. W. 11. Meriwether, Mrs. E. E. Austin, and Mrs. B. G. Wolford, in Ihe absence of Mrs. R. K. Stutsman. They stated thal many troops were without leaders MUHICAI'LY YOURS and (hair efforts to draw more By David Wayne Malhoa mothers, teachers and friends into looking over the situation, It the scouting program had reached seem* to us thal there are a lot an Ipipatse. There are many girls of aour notea being struck in Intereited and eager to gel into thla weary old world. Too many troops, as well aa (hose who were in fact . . . ao we're going to In Iroops last year, but leaders change the tune a little hit. We have not been obtained. Others hope lo strike a few hopeful attending were Mrs. Gordon Rob- notea about what we believe tha rrtaon, Mrs, Lewia Morgan, Mrs. most cheerful aubject ef all . , , Carl Srhilke, Mrs. J. W. Buckler, Music. We'll be dropping around Mra. Richard Bauer, Mrs. Nan every week In tala newagagar Jonaa, and Mra. H. H. Osborne. with llama of musical (ntereal BROWNIE TROOP II , , , and elnco musie in mar The members of Brownie Troop business . . . we ought to knew No. gl visltrd Ihe Popeye Play­ what we'ro talking about, W* house on Channel • In Orlando re­ hope that you wlu follow oar cently I* celebration of their first weekly remarks, and ptooaa Iroop birthday anniversary. They don't hesitate* te peae on ta na were given (heir first year pins any rommanta or Maaa that before going lo the television sta­ will help ua make this aotamm , tion. Making Ihe trip were; Candy what you want it te bo, Wa hope, else, that van will Ashton, Janet Dougherty, Debbie Dunn, Cindy Filapalrick, Darlene keep DAVE'S RECORD CONIn mind aa being tha boat Gorton, Judy Guthrie, N ucy TEH place lo .go for the uteet and beat In records and albuma, Wa have stacks and atacka o r the most aought-after kite on Ute top label*. We also carry a full line of top mako guitars and accessorial and our studio offar* ay pert Instruction on this popular instrument, f t * a pleasant association, get aaqualnled at DAVE'S RJCOOBD Powdered marigold petals ware CENTER, aw W. P in t I t , tha "poor man'* uffron" In an­ today, I'hona FA 1-MOT- lncicient Rome, The French alio use dently, wa're open a eery day thl* flower to flavor and color cake*. ... 1 0 0 ... 100 ... ARTIST • PHOTOGRAPHER aSulow u * in I I nUs •IS I . lad »L Specialising In — Heavy Brush Oil NOW WA Paintings, P o rtra it* Candida TAKING APPOINTMENTS FOB — Valaaliao Day P ortrait# \l A the home of Mrs. Ann Cowan, on Plumose Drive. A program entitled “ Musie In­ to Drama and Dance** was pre­ sented by Mrs. Patricia Stenstrom and Mrs, Joyce Covington. Mrs. Stenitrom cave the hlilory or mutlc at related to drama and played the Swan Lake Ballet aa an llluitration. She alio played the recording "Heaveni Are Tellini" by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Mra. Covington gave a descriptive synopiii of music re­ lated to dance and flayed the selections showing waltics, mod­ em. and popular music. Ai Il­ lustrations she used the record­ ings of Rhapsody In Blue and Carmen. The Social committee reported a Beatnik party will be held the evening of Feb. 22 at the home of Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker. Hus­ bands will be invited. It was also announced that an­ other birthday party was held for the County Home with Mra. Joe Corley and .Mrs. Jana Hunter aa hostesses. �■yAMMowr r ig M A u e rrta . 9 * TTfg M r t M fW o n to r M U . r a ta l a taaford Basketball • aaw the aerappy Bamlaales to down- to the wire eriy to 'M'l Mggar Winter Park team > eagre * » M , Friday night. WU, tbe'ftnttou suffered by EnailMlM thla masen and N0h (fta K M !*st ■ little allot. m tha 'sctrafaoird, It I MU picture ef the leaf (ha gam* The wild* Oped d i a l gulch asm M le the Brat four minutes ihe iamteriis were ibis to ha tee hot, saw they did, latehni . them basket far A /g a r r ^ g t m t r COVINGTON Basketball has found n homo ift Son* f o r f l J V s y m thot holds 850 locoTaup. porters made up over half of the ehoirlnf and excited foika ot the basketball, gnma in Winter Pork Friday night. It wo* indood o welcomed light becauae in tha post It boa been o real task to get fifty-people to come to a home game. T hi large crowd m ade the S an fo rd othlotic deportment especially happy be«BUM thla teaaon both games agalnitWin* tor Pork will bo played away from home and thla woa a homo goto for ua. T h ere ikon 110 paid admissions which la th* ta m s tf o to avar to bo taken by *,Sanford bou toom. Along with thla, there were any -locators Club ticket! tickets that wera were number of■Boosters hMAffd At th# ffita. This is only the beginning. When the MW gym le completed next yhar wo should see gate after gate aet new records. The “fever1' has finally reached us and with this kind of support basketball should soon bo on* of tho most followed sports In tho tntlro county. Of course this year's team is one of tha best wa have eeen here ia the history of the school but tho support that they have boon getting is making them even better. B y JE R R Y of tho season they never lot up for even a second because they know that thoy woro pleasing tho folks that traveled over ^ *° To Coach Bud Layer alt of this is a dream come true. There is not a coach in the country that has been more serious about his Job and has received less credit for what he has done. He ia very pleased with the fine effort by hit Seminole* but I believe he is even mere pleased th at tha oporto fans care enough to come out and support them at laat. In tho loos Friday night tho Seminole* w ord'far from being diagraedd. It waa much closer than the acore indicated and they are still right up thero for Orange Belt honors. T h en is « full schedule mull confronting them but with tho kind of fen aupport that thoy are getting I feel sure that they will take more than their share. Tomorrow Bight our ecrappy young* atari travel to .Leesburg for more OBC action and they ehould nave their handa full once again. Tho Yellow Jackets have been up and down so far but they have a big club that ia capable of knocking off Just about anybody. jM .n . » JK B vktr* Qua Guydon pumped to M VMM Free* luermeltonal CtoetonlU and VUlaaova iboulda point* (or Uit wianora. Tbe real of tbe teams In the stayed hone. Had thajr dona m , both atlll lop 10 all e ia a through la good^ might b« undefeated today, l u t they hit tba road and made per* feet Urg«U (or Bradley and West Virginia, who promptly knocked than over and left tho nation without a single major unbeaten. Bradley accomplished Its hand!* work with a Pl-M victory over lop-ranked Cincinnati at Peoria, < 111., Baturday night and West Vir­ ginia took care ot VUlaaova, M-ll, at Morgantown, W. Va. The victory over Cincinnati served a three fold purpose Car Bradley'e fifth-ranked Bravos. It not only avenged tbalrftmly loss of tho sea ion against this name Clncy team, but gave Bradley first place la the Missouri Valley Conference and tho dlstlactian of t f / f 'i o e f . . . snapping tho B ernals’ 15-gams winning streak. A pair o( free throws by senior Mlko Owens with right seconds remaining did tho trick for Brad* Icy even though Oscar Bohertaon act a new Bradley Field House H’t that diastole reeord t r •■coring M polnte for Cincinnati. always hit always dtar always pliaty Bradley used only six players, throe ot whole scored at lea at CM ■ u lili B. Edwards Builder* Sup*He* lacrteied lie lead la tha Thurs­ day Might Mixed bewllag league hr twe m art games left week. The supply team downed Furni­ ture Center la two game* and After tbe ttrit II bole round Mrs. Harriet William* with ea Si WM lie tint plan leader ia tba •ianel Kader aub play at the Mayfair Isa Oalf courts. Ia Heaod place with as IS waa Mrs. F. MiKehert* fritowsd by Mn, Barbers Rowell, eii Mr*. Hetoa Cemway, Mi Mr*. Haari Dune, If; Mrs. Mary Harautoto, Ml Mn* Mia Keenan, M; Mrs. Jaaaaa Faulk, M sad Mn. Ruth td Us wiaa te at*. Jeba Bur* waa high tor the builder* and Haward Harrises was laps an furniture team. •teiameyer Raeflag last Its lint feme to lualand Estates hut •am* hark to wla tha ether twe. Den Itettor turned In n lie Mrias far tha reefore. Je*M a anther waa high hewtor tor Bunlead. Busland la new tied tor fourth spat » Wait Virginia's victory over VUlaaova was lta 40th In a row at homo nod snipped a 10-game After leading tha league through the Brat round, with as Mi record, McReberts t i n tori tone straight. thaftobaon'e Sporiiag Goods sow la la lin t place wllh i M record. The also team league ia beglaalag to shape up late a fast toe with several ef the tin t n e e d toaen coming late their o n as the A nt VAHl WUdcat winning atrnak. Jerry West was t h in g gun for the third ranked Mountaineers, tear* tng COpoints, Including XI of them In the steaod half. . Teath-ruked J l. Louie waa an* sther road victim, hewing SIM NATURAL GAS CO. to Drake at Doa Moines, Iowa, M t a M M U M h l D/aa Irani** Evan* Roofing Walkor Barber Shop U "kyiUry* tourney compeil* Baa* Claea A whuara wan Mrs. Jaanas Fnulk tad Mn-iUisDto Heard ttod at da with Mr*. Faulk winner la mstobod canto. CUm B. wtaaen woroMr*. Saha Ma­ kes sad Mrs. H int Dun* tied far first gtaw with Mrs. Dune tie aatahad aerd wlaasr. Ctaie 0 wiaaar w u Mra. Mar* r i'i games an Monday, OuerT ve. DpMttedlia, n u sra t POST LOI ANGELAS (UV1) - The combined form of John Unites ef Me Delta, Jan Arnett o f the Earn end "that rid devil flu" today re* salved credit far u U*ll’ Weitoim Oanfaeeaee victory tier the Hastern AU-Ston In the loth annual Pro-Bowl tootbull gam*. Unite* wee abeam "Playtr of Me Qnma* far tondlnx tho W*»t to fi* UggHt wla In the klitory of TIM E 1 :1 0 P. 10 Badting Race* I M A T IN E E S - Wtdneidar, Friday A Saturday IP . H. Stetson Could Tokt Loop Lewd raewd hg^ihnwlng thro* touch* MIAMI (UP!) - Btriaon amid tabs tin toad ever Miami ia- the PIssMf latere aliagtotg Coefarance ..Bui he w u ooly u thado more brill teal than Arnett who, in the egktlaa of Weak tenth Howard ( la d i ikkoy of Ma Baa Francis­ es fo rty Ninon, oeuld have bcon tba MMso •an Fnraande sftoun ia r Mn hener.tor ku g n a t for feur y u r elda at B u te * wi* eS S r fc tha ah* CHICAGO, U l.'lU P l) nrnrr af Enriem aurUrbaeh Aahbure, IwoHlae National Mam Van iMMtlla who w u stricken with Mi fin latuntey and did nnl ahow up tor Bunday'b ftm e, stout H U guard Jim lap IAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPl) Thirty-oevm yaohu toom Menton sad tho United flat*. atartod Ma San Dtogo-to-Acapulce race. not slay n asm m iff f w m ry , mokoantownT w. ve. tu rn —Weal Virgiria voted to retain Art (Pap*y> Lewis u Ha guthill PA NHI in « •* r» ir ■iijiJ | e:. 1 at stoma su n k County's Only Daily Ntwepnper? for Hama Delivery Cell PA L ttll *. * | |M 1, ‘'1 V 1 M. 1I ^ jm « ■ AA r ■ nfli Jtdfef. i g a ■ \4*■ am J 11 ■ i >^ ; j e n iia i 1 1 I H 4V w A �iis.:.-:— - r r - T' ■v.-.T-'- ------- r.t r r - —' . - j r ,1: n* --------- “ ------- --------- ----------------- •l|f •■afarb frratt Mon. Jan. 18. I860—Pat* 7 Hunt On For 'Mr. X ' In LSU U.S., Japan Set To Sign JUUlitalf, Economic Pact WASHINGTON (UP!) - Jap*Prime Minister Nobuiukc KUbl, a minor le a iu e war criminal who became a major league ally, is here to t!(n a long­ term military and economic pact with the United Statei. Tbe CS-year-old premier, who arrived Sunday night for a three* A ia y visit, withstood .the aiaaulta w of Japanese Communists and So­ cialists plus the vituperation •( Russia and Red China to work out tbe new allianee against ComAuilst aggression. With President Elsenhower look­ ing on, Xlshl and Secretary of Slate Christian A. Herter will sign the treaty Tuesday afternoon la tha East R rom of the White House where President Buchanan ■received the first Japanese mis’ sion loo years ago. Elsenhower and Klshi will con­ fer Tuesday morning. The Presi­ dent will give a luncheon in ElsM ac Legal Notice n c n t i o i s WASSSS KOTICR IB h»r»hjr flv en th a t T am caoaged In builnsM a t Karn PIS** r a m P ark , Btmlnal* County, n o r 14a, u a i i r tha tieUtlouo nam* of. |B * n U rltfln A ecncr. and th a t I In­ l a n d lo rta la ta r aald ram * with th* C ltrk a t tha C ircuit Court, aamlnoU Countjr. Florida, la *ccordanc-a With tha provision* of th* Flctltlou* Kamo Btatutaa, to-w ltt Hartlah ISI.es Florida a ta tu tta ****' aiat Ban t» flrlffln. ar. hi's honor following tha confer­ ence and the Japanese leeder then will go to the SUM Department for further talks. Vice President Rickard N. Nix­ on met Klshi at the airport and paid tribute to Xishl’s unrelenting struggle to keep Asia's major in­ dustrial nation, with lta population of M million, firmly in the camp of tbe western democracies. It was Just 12 years ago that Klshi was released from Bugamo prison in Tokyo where the Allies hid kept him for three years as n secondary war criminal, lie was "purged" from ever holding public office but this ban later was lifted. The Japaneie-Amerlcan security treaty continues the right ot the United Ststei to base military forces la Japan, but under con­ ditions which recognise full Japa­ nese sovereignty. It replaces a pact hurriedly drawn In 1931 along with the general peaca traaty which tha Japanese have felt merely continued tbn occupation In many respects. An ettacbed exchange of notes givts Japan an implied valo power over bow tho United States can use ila Japan-based forces— M,000 men, most of them In fight­ er wings of the U. S. Fifth Air Force. The agreement requires the United Stelae to consult with Japa­ nese officials befora using these forces for hostile action In other countries or under the United Na­ tions Commend in Korea, The treaty, subject to raflicalion by Congress and tho Japanese Diet (parliament), Is la effect for an initial term of 10 years and will continue Indefinitely unless one party gives a year's advance notice of termination. P u bllth Jan. II, IS, : l A K«h. t. r i t r r m o i 'a a s a a KOTICK ia h arab r a lr tn th a t t B n a n ia a 'd In bu*In**i a t Farn P la ta. Fern P ark, etm laota Countr , Florida, u n d tr tha fletltlou* A s a m i or. H. 1» O rlftln A**ocl*tr*. w and th a t 1 Inland to r*Bl«tor aald nam* w ith th*' Clerk • ( the C ir­ c u it C ourt. S*mtnola C ouatr, F lo r­ ida, In arao rd an ct w ith tha am vlaiona a t th* FtatHlon* .Vain* B ta tu ta a to -w lt: M otion SSS.tS The U. S. honey crop declined F lo rida Ita tu tM 1SST. . Rtf! Bon L. U riftln, nr. seven per cent In IMS, according Puhltah Jan. 11. IS, SI * Fab. I, to estimate! by the Crop Report­ ing Boon!. r t o n n o u e v a ssh N'OTICK !■ htraby elvsn th a t t am •n aae*d la buslaaaa a t t i l l atsv*na A t *.. Baafori, Bamlnola County. uodsr th a tlotltlaua n am i >Far,lorida aautord-aam tnola Bhopptr and th a t 1 inland ta r*el»t§r Mid nam* With th* Clork af th* C lroult co u rt, Romlnola C ountr, Florid*. In acc­ ordant* w ith tha provlalont or tha Flctltlou* Varna B tatuti*. to -w ltt •M ila n ISM S FlorM a B tatutaa 1SIT. ■ let n o b art a w**u* R ohart A. I a w I* Puhliah Jan. I, S. II, s t, ISIS Legal Notice IB TUB c m VIST c o t NT OF TMB BIRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IB AMD FOR eRRIBOLM COURT*. FLORIDA. IB CMABCHRY BO. CHARLRO TUOMAI BUlTIf. -ve- Fiaietur, FAVVIB HAD OMITIl, DefeadoaL ROT I CM TO AFFBAR BTAT If OF FX-OI1IDA TO! Fannie Ho* Smith Addre** and Realdtnc* Unknown Tou »r* hereby notified th a t a o r com plaint fo r dlvorro hae rtamtirr, hill bean filed *a*lnat you. and you a r t raqOlrad to •Orel w oopy a t yaur wiLf.TAu*M.’, » b w D l « 'a*d n u i i i *n*w*r o r ploadlna t# th* bill *( t . D O W D IK , hla w lf*. com plaint o* th* F U la tlffa AtP L R R R t BOTSCR O P BAIJI ta r ta r Paul C, Parkin*. 1ST W ill v o T H 'B ia siK n K n r o i v b v Baulk n ire st, Orlando, Florida, aad (h a t undar a Ddorsa a f Farsciasur* fll* tha o rleln al A m w *r a f pleada a d M ia *nt*r*d by th a J u d e ; of Inn In th* afftca of the Clark af lh a Clroult Court of th* Ninth th* Clroult Caurt on nr h lfer* Judicial C ircuit. In and for «cml- Tuaiday. F ebruary I, ill* . If y*u not* County, Florid*, nn tha l l t h fail to do ia Judgm ent by d efault • a r of Jan u ary , ISIS, la a certain w ill be la k c e a g a in st you fo r the caua* b*lw *tn W l*l*r P ark Fed- rollef dfm anded In th* bill a t • r a t e a rln a a and L#*n A iioclatlnn, complaint. i corporation orannlaod nnd * il* tDUNK AVD OBDEftBD a t BaaJne undar th# Inws of th a U nlttd ford, Bomlaota County, Florida, ■tat** a t Atuorlro, P lain tiff and tfcla S lat day a t DScembSr, ISIS. W illiam a. Dowdia aad R uth T. (BEAL) Dawdt*. hi* wlf*. Dalandant*. b»David M. (latch*! Ink Chane*ry CaM No. litST. I t ’lark C ircuit Court w ill a*il a t puhlle auction t* th* n y t M artha T. v ta u a , DC B ltb a a t h ld fs r ta r cash a t tha P au l c . Parkin* W a it fro n t door o t tho C ourt d l l W aal aouth e tra e t Hondo, in th* City a t ia n ta rd , Orlando, Florida Bomlnola C ountr. F larlda, a t tho A ttorney toy P U In tltf h o u r af m i l o'clock A. M. on Publleh Ja n . «, I t , IS, II , 1ISL F riday. January IS, ISIS, th a t c e r­ tain pareol of roal property «*■• ADVICMTIPMMRBT F D R MIDI rjlbod a t follawei Th* Board of County CommlafI^ f l f tt AW w u r w o r w -OHK. w .* - , IS of COOL-M a le a s n for esm laala co u n ty , F lo r­ aem lncte C euaty, Flarlda, ida, will recalv t bid* for th* aeeordlaa ta p lat th»r#ot r e ­ furnU M na o f a il labor, material*, corded In P in t Beak I t, a tu lp m tn t and M r«U ai required p o t* s i, o f the Puhlle Re f*r th e oonatnidtlen of th e Semi­ rorde of BcmlnoU County. nole C ounty H M Ith contar, BanFlorida. ford. F lorida, until S o'clock P. U. (JB M .t F eb ru ary l l t h US* a t tb* C lrrk a David a . Uatehel Offica la tha C ourt llouas, Sanford. c le rk *ef tha C ircuit Court Florida, Rid* w ill b* npeaad a t B ft M artha T. Vthlen. D.C. 1S;M A. XI. F ab ru ary l l t h H ie «r W inderweedle, H aiats, HuatBr * aa aoen th e rsa fla r aa poMIble. W a rd HldS will b* aealod aad plainly A tto m ere a t U * m arkad un th* ontalda i t th* p. a Mat 1S T . aavolop* "S ta ltd Sid for Si W inter P ark, Flh. nolo County H ealth Center." D raw ina* and apeclfliAtiaa* m a r b t obtained by depoel.lne IIM.M w ith th e A rchitect, John A. Burton H A Y D EN F U T R E L L IV, C om er F lret S treet and Mellonvllla Avenue, Sanford, Florida, for tho f l n t »*t a t document* ob­ tained. Buck depeelt will be (•funded In full to each perton who th* document* In aood I t N P . M. ‘Ill M IDN IGHT return* onndltlea w ithin l l day* a tta r tha U tto R H i l l . Hwy. 17*12 bid o pentaai w ith eaceptioa a* naiad below, A ddlilaoel eete may be oMalneS a t lh a m e t of ll f .t a • aeeaaaaaaaaeaaaeaaeew each, which 1* b a ll refundable. O eperal Con tractor* M eu rin e d*euj : ntenta and ni>i aubm ltltng prop***! •hall b* ralu ad ad o aa-b alt th* dOpaalt upon ra tu ra o f dacumaal* la g td d condition. A certified rh*ck or bank d raft. e* ra b la to th# Roard of County C om m ltdeaar* tar SdmlnoU Coun­ ty, Florida, V. S. a a v a ra m e a t Road*, o r a aatlo fartary bid band aaeautad by tb* Bidder ead *cr*pt■ ■ abla euretfa* la* In dn am ount ■at equal th*e Bid aid shell ta Bvaa p arr cant of tb eubm llted w ith each bid. I « T R It CIRC 1ST COURT. VIRTU JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, 1 * ARD POM BKMIROI.W COUXTV, FLO RID A . I.R C H A S C M r BO. ISdST IV IX T R ft PA R K F K O K ItA L J A V . SVOB AVD LOAM A1BOCIATIOV. >r. Ta* successful BldSer WIU be required ' to turaUh oad par fer Mlidfseiorr aerfonna*** aaS par* ■Mat Po*4 ar h**da AltaatUa la m I1*4 la ta# fact Ikat. aot U se ia*t Iks Minimum ■atari** aad «ae«d ea Mr rank ia Ska SaeviUcaGaa* nu*t ha aald aa tk*M project*. Tko Heard or Countr Cuuiml*■loner* tor a«mla*t* County, Flor­ id*, roaorro* lb* right la reject ta r and/or *11 kies at to w*lv* any InlormalljlM U th* fclddlag. Me Old aball b* Withdrawn for a period at flltaoa (ll) ddyo subaeqaeat te the apealte af kid* BATON ROUGE. L l. (UPt) Dean George H. Mickey's attor­ ney declined comment today on a report that the educator’s fam­ ily had located the "Mr. X" who eouJd b;+!t* 'V hi* ■Uhl lc--thxmurder of attraetlYg. .Y»rv*ret Rosamond McMillan. " t’m not going to comment one way or the other an something tike that," said etlorney Robert L. Klelnpeter. The report that the men hid Deadlock Reported Over Cyprus Base LONDON (U P I)— British. Turk­ ish ond Greek Cypriot delegates ware deadlocked totter over n Brit­ ish demand for ■ ItS-square-mlle military base on Cyprus as the price for that Island'* independ­ ence on Feb. 19. CATALOGING LONGWOOD'S LIBRARY Town Civic League members The conference, which began on are typing catalog cards fo r about 3,600 books In the library in th e Civic Saturday, resumed a g a i n this League building. Shedding light and order on th e filing ayatem are from morning to try to work out de­ th e left, Mrs. John Hanncr, Miss D orothy H eath, Mrs. R uth Rudolph and tails of the year-old agreement under which the former colony la lo become an Ind undent nation within Ihe British Commonwealth, But Britain s*,s H must have a major ll,000-man military bast there to b* able lo cope with "brush flro" won in tho Middle East and because Cyprus Is mcosssry for NATO. Tha main opposi­ tion comes from Archbishop llak"Wa war* married for IS years orlos, Cyprus' prasldont-olsct. MIAMI (UP1) - Who waa the would be here with me and the He was willing to rllow a m uch and 1 know him." Mrs. Taylor mystery man who boarded tbe ill- babies.’’ said. "If he were still alive ha smaller but said Britain waa Did Dr. Robert Spears, 14, would have called. Out thert's trying lobase fated DC-TB airliner that crashed act up a "llttla Hong w I iojc criminal record dates beck in tha Gulf of Mexico Nov. IS. been nothing but this dead, dead Kong" in th* Mediterranean nnd that any bast should be limltad to killing all 42 persons on board? 41 years, trick Taylpr Into taking silence. "I’m sure he w it tbe man who about » square miles, Mrs; Allca Steel Taylor of Tem­ his place in an attempt to defraud Complata deadlock might delay pt, ' Insists It was her missing an insurance company out ot got on that plana — not Dr. Independence between now and tha Spears." estranged husband, William Allen $100,000? Spears was reported to have Fab. l l target data and parhapa re­ Tayier, 34. Tbe FBI told a Civil Aeronau­ hypnotized his wife for the birth sult in new outbreaks of violence Mrs. Robert V. Spears, tbs young Dellas, T^x., wife of an tics Board hekrlng on the crash of their last child. The couple has on (he Island which has alroad ex-convlet doctor who booked pas­ that the chief Investigator of the two children, a 20-month-old Stan nearly four yaara of blqpd shed. sage oa the flight, cialme that If Los Angeles County district at­ daughter and a son, 2. Spears and Taylor were old ac­ Ono of tho chief objections offer­ her husband were alive "he torney's office theorised that "Spears might have had someone quaintances and were reported to ed by Greek Cypriots was that tha travel for him to collect a largo have been seen together two days hast tr o t wanted by Britain con­ insurance policy for the benefit of before the flight that ended TOO tained soma of tha island'! moat his young wife." feet behw the surface of tho Gulf. important farm land and two of the Spears' Dallas attorney, Charles Mrs. Speers, about 31, told re­ island’s three underground water W. Tessmer, said Spears took out porter! In Dalles she had no rea­ tables needed for agricultural de­ a 130.000 to 1100,MO "common son to believe her husband, under velopment. carrier" policy lest September indictment In Lei Angeles on which was good (or all commer­ abortion charge, was alive. John Quincy Adams was alsctad SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (UPI) — cial airline flights. "1 have a communication from President by one vote In th* sIn Tha crash investigation began tha airline saying that ha was torsi collage: Tony Do Tardo has had tha seme address for 40 years and he won’t to take on the hue of the Jan 6 abosrd the plane," she said. She of an airliner over North added that she had not received change it far "h»Tt or high wa­ crash CAMERAS Carolina In which M persons died. any Insurance money, Photography Suppllon ter." The FBI and the CAB are check­ Taylor, who has not boaa seta Sunday he was moved to tear* ing the theory that Julian Andrew slnco Nov. is, was known to hovn 1 • Day Dtceloptag Service whan friend* end colleagues gath­ Frank, a 32-year-old attorney taken out UT.300 air travel Insur­ W1EBOLDT CAMEEA ered around to help him blowout from Westport, Conn., carried a ance payable to hli IT-year-old SHOP the S3 candle* on hla birthday bomb aboard ihe DC-eB in an at- son just nlna minutes befora lb* 119 S. Park Sanfavd, Flo. c*kt. U'a about tha same every lempt th defraud Insurance com­ airliner departed, year — except th* facta change panies out of nearly 6300,000 with and thara'a another candle each policies naming his wife i i bene­ ficiary. Da Tardo hae had eight offers Both tragedies involved Nation­ ta teak w h it Is considered "a bat- al Airlines' flights. tar Ufa," but h* politely turned Mrs. Taylor believes Spears In­ down etch of them. duced her husband to take hla He came here in 1620, shortly place on ihe ehort hop from Tam­ after he shot hla pregnant wife pa to New Orleans. to death, "It could have been that he "I intend to live to be 100, and (Speare) could have hypnoUted I'll celebrate that birthday her*, my husband," Mrs. Taylor said. too," Tony said Sunday. "I’ve been n San Quentin prison man for nigh an 40 years —end when I leave It wiU be feet first." Estranged Wife Of Missing Salesman Believes He Posed As Ex-Convict Listed In Air Crash been located in Dallas was said to have circulated among friends of tha Mlekey family. Mickey, 49, an internationally known (dentist and dean of tha Louisiana Slat* Vnlvorsily graduate school, Is in East Baton Rouge Parish Jail, charged with murder. ^ "Rosie" McMillan, 31, tn un­ married assistant professor of bi­ ology In tho LSU New Orleans branch, was Main with 13 bludg­ eon blows that shattered hor skull. Hsr body was found on o private Una six miles south of Baton Rouge at 9:30 a. m. Sun­ day, Jan. 10. She had been a sci­ entific protege of Mickey'* far several years. DUt. Atty. J. St. Clair Favrot announced over the wtakend that on the night ot jan. 9, whan she was savagely beaten, Mickey claims to have spent fram 5:90 to ,9 p. m. la tha company of n man namad, to his host recollec­ tion. Sharon, Shtridtn, Sherrill, or something similar. S K A T E .... to the enchanting rhythm of ED. LORD RtBMR WED. JAN. 20th ’ 7:30 to 10:30 P.M , OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC Regular Admlaska Prlw aiY SKATE DOG TRACK ROAD J u t Off 17*11 — Turn Wnrt At U t o r t f i t f Un BIG SHOE SKATE Phono' TEmple 1*4081 Make Your Customer List Business English Courses Slated Grow HI0 H I (Ail m mm flN K K • MST8N ■own* **r ? m CO-FBATUBB AT StM ONLY “ A8K ANY GIRL” CINRMABCOPK A COLOR BBIRLBT Macl.AlNE DAVID N1VRN With Regular Scheduled Advertising In The : f ' 5- m > -u a■ : i i -+M 4 •, • ; - I- -a-m» . . . nTAwlBWR''hSMS* naard ar Ceuaty Carnal ••i«aar*. aemlnol* County, Florid* •fwT \ 'V m RSirspagssFA S-7MB ■ _ • W3 mm- fella",2’,T im e . : n V Tiyf EE DAVID M. 4 ATCMHU* ciota v rx M7H Orlando Organist at the Thomas Organ Prison Is Home To Old Convict Beginning shorthand tad bullaesa English and spelling classes will start at lha Seminole County vocational echo*: Wednesday. The shorthand d a is will be organised at U a. m. and will asset five days each week from 11*11 a. m. lh a business English aad spoiling d a n wUl start at 10 a. m. It todudss a review of grammar, punctuation and com­ posing buslneil letlara. Enrollment la these courses will he at the school Wednesday. Beglstratloo for other day and evening business subjects Is open at all times ai the Vocational school la tho Kent building on Commercial Ave. For further informalins call FA The district a Heresy laid Df. Hickey told him the « i i t v ia J to 33 years old, flv medium build, ind dsfh-l Mickey aald tha mod wig from the U. S. Department of EdueotlsR in Washington. Tbn dsan said h t ■nd tb* man discussed gradual* fellowship grants ovor diaaer IA i lito a R to ii feitftL Tha dean said bo thin took tM man to th* nlrport to b o iti 9 Un* for Houston, Tod. Tho dis­ fit'ci m o n e y said no on* of that name or description is doing aueh work In th# education depart­ ment, that no on* loft tho airport for Houston t t tho time indicated, and that Investigators hsv* ooreluded that "no such person ex­ ists." Favrot ealiod tha mko "Mr. X” aad tuggeatod rather sarcastical­ ly that • varybody should try to help find him. Ho Implied that ho believed Urn attack took plae* during thoao thro* and oaa-haM hours. •• •. d �la a B B HOME WITH A V IE W * Located on two Iota shaded byTwenty Three buie Oaka, thii three bedroom—two bath borne with Ita unobitructad view ef a beautiful lake la truly SOME­ THING SPECIAL. Ament Ita many extra feature# ate a Hi-Fi apeakar ayatem, forced air duct kept in every room and a «we tea Air Conditioner. i If you are looking for an ultra-A modem kerne in a Betting typi*fying Central Florida at Ita beautiful beat. PICK UP THAT PHONE SIGHT NOWI We are eager to aee year reaction when you Inspect thia WONDERFUL HOME. ONLY |14,IM, TERMS W. H. “ BUI" STRMPER Agency Phone FA 2-4M1 1U N. Park ROSA L. PAYTON WELAKA APARTMENTS: menu private hatha, 114W . T int St- Registered Real Eitato Broker Mary E. Carmen — Leo SalvaH OFFICE SPACE with amplo park­ I BED ROOM apartment, tile bath, B. E. Rogoro, Sr Aaaociataa ing. I l l Oak Avenue. FA 2-3MS. hardwood floors. 002 W. RTth. Ph. FA 2-130X 1T-M at.Hiawatha Street. Wltttf «0UMi MMNS SMS Legal Notice a m e n d e d h o n e s o r a t it s t a t e o r r t io n i D A t o : a io e n n INCOME PROPERTY: A p L R E N T A BED bouae. Need* repair but good Roilaway, Hoepita' A Baby Redo for future inveatmeot. Located By Dig, Week or Month. 001 So. Park Ave. Sanford — LOOKING for a aica place CARROLL'S FURNITURE oppoaite Firat Baptlat Church. clean and nicely furnished? See Ph- FA 2-S1S1 US W. let S t 111 Elm and 1101 Elm. 90S. ALSO practically new I room SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablee, Call NO AIM?. reaidence at 2TU Sanford Ave. 401 Magnolia. FA 24TJR Convenient to Sanford Naval Air Station. CLEAN « Close in. For Rirtber details contact GEOROE T. STUMP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINOS A LOAN ASSN. SIT S. COURT 8T., ORLANDO PHONE GA AU11 ment. OH Park Aveece. Phone FA 2ASM, if no answer phone Stenstrom Realty FA 24220. HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN EISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KBN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Aseociatoe II M. Park — Pk. FA AM E. UCVT, If a liv e , kla u n know n •p o u * t If m a r r l .4. and If deed hie r .a p e r t i r e a n k n n a b»lr». device**. l*S»t**a ■ml g ra n t* # .: JO H K rH II. AnRKDOKDA, If all**, hi* unknow n apoua* If m a rrie d , and It d*ad hie raapectlv* nnkow n h»lr*. I*gat*#a. d»*la**a and a r a n la r a J. A. MCDONALD e n d M ART A. MAC* DONALD. kla w lfa. If nllva, Ih a lr ra ap a cllv e unknow n aponaa* If m arried , a n d If daad Ih a lr re a p e r, l ir a u n k p n n a hr Ira, d a rla rra . I*gala ta a n d a r a n la r a : AARON* ClrOL'U, If all**, h ie n n k n a w n apouar If m arrlad . a n d If daad hi* ra a p a c . liv e n n k n a w n b alra, derlaaaa, la g * , la ra a n d s rn n ta e a ; IIARRISO.V M.» U F L IN T and MARTHA NANNY, If all* * , kla u n know n n n s o ru .v r, hie win Mainline. apoua* If m arried , a n d If d ra d kla r r a p r c l lr e u n k n o w n hair*. d a rla a ra . V*. rR A N K W. aCTTOX. J 1 L. a t nl. Irg a la r* a n d u re n ta a a : SARAII D efendanie JACKNuX, If alive, h e r u n k n a n u . a i m t o « r i K T t i t i .m apoua* If m a rrla d , a n d If daad liar ' h o n e st to n a m s u r a a p n i lv e un k n o w n k*lr% ifavlacaa. Ivf *••»* a n d e ra n ta a a ; IU B U A TO: FR A N K W. BUTTON. JK . and RUTH R. SUTTON, hla w lfa, JACKSON CRA W PO ItD , If a ll« r. VERNON P. HUTTON end >:m m a m . n u r r o N , hi* w ife. StD V K T A. HCTTOX a n d NO Aev.v, hi* mam wiiv MAH i». It. hub SUTTON, wlfa,, OBORUK A. VAN CAMP end la R o rh a a ta r, New Y ork: o n A ------ VAN CAMP, hla w ife. If H K U . JACKSON L E E . who realdaa e a r . PR A N K K VAN CAMP In R o rh e alar, New T a rk : ORA R R U , JACKSON L E E . w h o ra a ld te a n d E K T T T VAN c a m p , hi* w ire, LOUISE M. SUTTON. If In R a rh a a la r, Xaw Y ork: PH ORRIAN BYTH, It all**, hvr u n know n t h t r b* l l r l a t a n d It th ey a re dead, Ih a lr u s k a e w a hair*, e p n n te If m a rrie d , and If dead davlaaaa, le g a l* ,* , grant***, har rta p a rtlv o u n know n kelre, apeueaa, creditor*. aaalgaa. davlaaaa. la g a tra a end g ra n ta a a : Manor a. and tru a ta a a and JO S E P H IN E JACKSON THOMAS, a ta l n e l a n y a n d a ll p e r.o n a If a liv e , h a r u a k a n n n apoua. If h a r l a s * r rla im la g t e h a re m arrlad . e n d It daad h a r r ta p to e a r rig h t, title e r In ta ra a t h r. H*a u h b n o w n hair*, derlaaaa. leg * , th ra u g h , .u n d e r o r e g n ln a l tba la te a n d g rant***, C. H. U N D g E T . • fnreanld D a fa a d * a ia ;-th * a a If a liv e , h ie n n k n a w n apoua* If know n heir*. d**l**aa, le g e , m arried, and U daad hla raepectlv* la te , grant***, creditor*, and unknow n helra, devle***, legate** a lk a r paraoaa a la lm la g k r. and grantaaa: EDWTN BAMliTS th ra u g h , n n d a r nr a g a la e t DAWKS UKOROR A niU H T I’g PRA N K W. BUTTON, d a rt* * , THOMPSON and ANTHONX NOR. •d . g llR U X B a BUTTON deMB. aa T ruaiaea a f iha Florida ra n te d , F R E D O. BUTTON, dale n d and CoU alaailen Company, casaad. g a d STELLA BUTTON M i . H all*#. Ihalr rtapantive unVAN CAMP. deceacadt t a d haow a apouaaa ir m arrlad, and If e n r a n d a ll p a r ti t a h a v in g n r daad tb alr raapacllva unknaw a hair a, davit***, lagalaea had g ra a tc la im in g in h e rn e a r rig h t, title a n d /a r la ta ra v t la a n d U ••*: Mo n r o e b . m u t t o n and a T. CROOK If allva, ihalr raapectlra lh* p m p a rty h a ra ln a fla r S te ­ e rlb td , aeld lan d a ltu a ta . ty ­ unknaw a aponaea If m arrlad. and in g a n d halng la iv m ln a la If daad Ih alr raapacllva nnknaw n C a u aly , F lo rid a . In -w lll kelre. devlaata. legal*** and g ra n t­ l-ota a a n d la. m a r k IT a f ees; OARITA U MUTTON, whe reSAMLANDO. T H E SUBURB ■Idas In MeOoeeugh, G eorgia; and B E A U T IF U L A ltam o n te Sec­ n g tln a t any aad all par a* a a claimtio n . a cc o rd in g i s p la t ih rro lag an y rig h t, title e r la ie re e t la a f aa reco rd ed In P la t B«*k and in the fallow ing described land a. P a g e .a t , a f Iha P u b lic R e ­ lying and being le Seminole Coun­ cord* a f B e m la alt C onaty, ty. Pier Id*, le-wMl P ie r Id la. Resin a t lh* BE corner ef lh* IW I* ef lh* 0 W it of the TOC A R E H . B E T N O TIFIED ■HU. Sect lea OB, Townahlp I t th a t th e p ta in iiffa h e rein h a v e In . South, Range I t Heal, th aare a lllu tn d n a n il n g a la a t y e n la tba Legal Notice what *SHE (WAU.Vmeant ( TO PAW r r MACK < v . FVNtVr*A.TN*r» -rcMoqnouf y WAS IMTMf ^ ( SWEET b n - amo -wv j runnleg North Ml.Sd feet. • hear# Wear te the A tlaatle Ceeal U a i R ailroad rig h t-o fway, ihaaee Oaulhweaiarly along •*Id right-of-w ay t» a p e la t Weal ef lha baelnnlng REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2S44 Freach Ave. J. W. HALL E e tiU r 'Call HaU" PhoM FA 2 ) Legal Notice ad In lh a C ounty a f gam laola. l u t e n f P la rtd a . te-w llt* T he W a tt SS feet o f lh* E aat ice feat e f th a W ant t t f feat ■t lb* N orth M elt n r th e ' P o q th aaet Q e a rttr ef th e B oulhw eet Q u a rte r flta a the • • U S SSS fe e t lh a re o f I. Bert Inn SI. T ew n eb lp t t Bonth, R ang* I t Meet. T h e a a l a r e e f th le e o ll la t* re m o te e o rta la c le ed e frem and I* q u iet a n d e en flrm Ptalatlffe* till* I* th e above deeeribod p re - pony. T h e nam e o f th e C o u rt In whirl* • hi* ault bee been la e iliu ie d la lh* C ircu it C e n rt fo r th e N in th J s d l*'■ “ * “ " a . In a a d f e r Sem inal* C e e a ty , F lorida, in C b aaeery . The abbrevtalad „ .... «*»* la HELEN HOOTER BURT. NETT and PRANK CLAYTON BltRTNKTT. bar hatband. re I.OWELI. W. IRED and M. TINafN lA REED. BIS wife, a t e l. Dafandaata. T h a d a a rrtp lle e a f lh* re a l p re . p e rly InvSIved In th is su it Is a t se t fo rth eh*v*. T e a a s d eac h e f yon er* hereby re q u ire d I* file y e a r unaw are, e r e th e r defanelv# pleading* le aeld eaeee, w ith th e C itr h ml aeld C o n n a a d **rv* a ropy I h a r ta l s p a * P erv l* Bw aan. A tio raa y fa r P la ln tlffa , t ld i a O range Av*. »■*. O rlead e. F lo rid a. a n e r before r. W9#ka* T h e a a in r* a f th is e n it a a d Ike re lie f c o u g h t thceehy le th e q u ietla g e f lh* till* i e a a d lh* rem oval ml th a e le a d a fre m th a above deec rih ed lea d * a n aad by th e P la lq tif f la S cm laal* C oualy, P la rld a a a d fo r g t a a r a l aq u itab l# re lie f le tlfl IfM llM A •* 4 l"» ifFt «. Vv IN DAVfD M. OATCMEU Cter h nf lb* t 'lr e n ll C e e rt r S U rtb a T. V lhlee K e n n e th M. L * tn * r W ITN ESS a r b a a d a a d e ffie ls l *0*1 ** th e C lerk of Ik e C ircu it C o u rt a f h e m la c le C o u aty . Plar<dt. 4* r e f P b a e M r , IN S . David M. aatahal C le rk e f th e C ircu it C o u rt Sem inal* C ounty. P lu r'd a fiweUe ggg B aafard. P la rld a P flB U J H JANUARY #f ■ ■_ ■i • ii L GRACIOUS Uviag amongst Or. ange Blossoms. Lovely 4 bed*A room, 2 bath home on baau«v tiful. shaded, landscaped Let, 21 producing orange trees, home ultri modem, 921,200.00 Terms. t SOUTH PINECBEST — 9 bed. room, kltcheo fuUy equipped, a neat desirable home, you'll love the yard,. 914.ooo.oo, can be handled with Mas than 91.000. 09 down. A WEST of City mi paved H lg b ^ way, 2 bedroom, l t i bath home, Florida room, new i..od•m heme in country, ideal for retirement, bargain p r i c e d 911.900.00, additional lota avaU. A H u a ta r. SIS P e r k A yense. t e e t h . W in te r P a rk . F lo rid a. A ttp m a y a f e r |h e P la ln tlffa la th e sh a v e Ba­ ile e . a n n r he f a re u Sad Say a f F e b ru a ry 11SR eta* e D ecree P ro re a fa a e * w ill h e a lt e r e d a g a la e t yen. IT lh O fU lERK D th a t th le b* pnhllahed la th e gANFORD H E R ALO. a e aw ap ap er pnbliabad Ip BoeilanU C e e a ty . P la rtd a . mmem each w eek fo r fo u r cap ear n tire *• “ Far Desirable HOMES check these listings at “ THE TIME* TESTED FIRM." l 4. FOB good older homei, made ef materials scarcely used to­ day aid in excellent establish* ad residential areas, sidewalks, big oak trees, 9 and 4 bed* moms, 910.009.00 te 911.000 00,< good tnrms, let na shew yon St Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1M N. Pork Ave. Ph. FA 94129 SOFT LIGHTS ON A SHIMMERING POOL Plctum yourself on n balmy ere*., in i reclining so the patio at yenr new, FOUR* BEDROOM HOME Ib LOCH ARBOR. The modern kitchen, luiurimia hatha, (area re creation room, Altered swimming pool and location soar Um Mayfair Country Chib make this one W the moat desirable bemte le the Sanfeed area. Hew much? Only 921,M0! If you can't make R today, let na, Mww yen this heme tomorrow/ W. N. “ RU1" BTSMPRR Agency Phene FA 2 4 m i l l N. Park �5. Real EnU te For Sale LOTS for file on hard w rite* road: nicely graded. near Mon­ WYNNEWOOD: 3 BR., Fla., Ri" roe comer. Plvope FA 2 ^3*. atove, refrigerator. Air condi' (loner optional. Low payment*. LOOKING FOR A LOT? 2410 Staveni At*. Tils la your OPPORTONITY to Inveat in local building lefts at SELL or TRADE: S-Btdroom. 118 bath*, CB, Florida room. Nicely unbeatable termi. landicaped 133’ x US’ comer Sample: SSal2S ft. comer lot with lot 22,300 down or will trade city water and aewvr $893 total for other property. Will finance price with |8».so down and Sis part of down payment if deairper month. We have other*! ed. 120 E- Coleman Circle. W. H# "LBUI" STEMPEE Agency i tP h o n e FA' 2-4901 111 N, > i READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1-BEDRuOM, 2 balk, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large lot. Call FA 2-3432. Excellent Homesites ON L A K E S C. A. Whiddon, Sr. She im rtn il grralA Man. Jen. 18. 1960— Psjr* 9 AND a s s o c ia t e s Real Estate — Insurance Surety Bond* ) S-ACRES of good farm land in Sanford Celery Delta 1300 per a c n . Excellent (arms. Richards Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. ► FARMER’S AGENCY M. Y. Fanner, Baattar D. H. Whitmore Lillian O. T raaa Associates. 110 B. French A m Ph. FA > 3221 After hours, FA M R FA 94>U, FA 2-02S1 0-BEDROOM hew* an two loti Low down payment FA MUB. , STOP! LOOK! LM TEN l •TOPI in to ate our S kadrao Mb or I tttmd bath home* • BIG VALUES TOMATOES and SWEET POTA ST JOHNSON IS H. P. electric TOES. Celery Ave.. near Board' • JUICE CREDIT motor; Pelican trailer; 14 ft. • ea sy - Try.: :s atep bottom runabout, 7X 2 8633 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS after 8:00. DISCOUNT on Elcetrie blank, WILSON - MAIER Mr. eta, 4 Electrle Heaters while New and Uied Furniture Gateway To The Waterway they Iaat! 311 E. Firat St. FA 2-3822 TO'V to 30% DISCOUNT ArvlnYour EVINRUDE Dealer Robaon Sporting Good* Heateri, Heating Pada, Juleere Used furniture, appliance*, tools 304-8-1 E. tat. Ph. FA 2 SMI 4 Electric Saucepan*. ote. Bought-Sotd Larry1* Mart RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 1-413* Mercury Outboard Motor* 112 Magnolia Ave. 7. Uuainesn Opportunities 2401 French Av*. WOODRUFF MARINE GROCERY STORE and stock, do­ ing good buiinea*. B 4 I' Gro­ cer)', corner Country Club Rd. 4 . Old. L. Mary Rd. r r . ALUMINUM Fealher Craft flihing and ipeed boat 2123. 904 French Avenue. TR-1,1932, radio and heater, excel lent condition. Phone FA 2-4233 —LISTEN! in ite peicn ate term*-IMP Down FRA FtetM *d—Exclusive with V . H . "Bill” Stam per A fe w * A Dmsnv ASSOCIATES f M. I . Tafte* Arthur F . Day, Everett S u p e r Robert F. May, Bart PUcher, Helen E. Noonan. R. T. McCaakff •P h o n e FA S-4001 111 M, Fail COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: Ra- SALESLADY — Tart lima, to aalca available from 1130 down ■ell Important buiineii service. —assume I5T.I0 monthly pay­ Muit be neat, with pleasant ments. Inquire at office or personality. Experience help­ phone FA S-T202. ful, Car necessary. Salary and expensei. Write Box BS, e/o Sanford Herald. N in a-T m thi Of A House And Two Acres WOMEN lo work In meat packing If yon are bandy enough lo put plant. Apply Hl-Flavor Mean, the finishing touchei on thli Tuskawiltow Rd., Near Oviedo. almost completed two bedroom No phone information. home, you ean move in right now and enjoy country life on two fertile acre* of land only ten minute* from city limit* COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutter. AH thia for 22300. Apply Tip Top, Sanford Ava. 4 4th. Street. W. If. ••Bill” STEM PER Ageney Phone FA 2-4201 112 N. Park M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED 1U ACRES good building land SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. on paved road only one mile HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER from downtown Sanford. Hay­ EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO­ 15. Special Service* den Futrell, Bon M4-A, Rt. 1, DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON Sanford. TO HUNT LINCOLN MER­ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All CURY. INC., 1M M. PAL­ work guaranteed. Fra* Esti­ METTO. mates. Phone FA 0-T010. "OLD SOUTH "COLONIAL STYLE HOME" Hate* Ursa, beiuUfuBy landscap­ ed lew*, 4 bedrooms, 2 full bate* now modern kitchen, hardwood floors throughout, ■operate work ahap, large shady patio, gracious 4 spacious, pleasant throughout. Located MIS MoUonviB* Ave. Mown by Appointment only Exclusive with 'T he Time-Tested Firm” S t Johns Realty ltd North Path Av*. Sanford, Florida FA 1-1392 II BROKER g-BEDKOOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. Eatibllihed lawn. Low monthly payments, FA 0-45TS. 21. F urniture BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 2 BR. houie on Magnolia. Just out * ot city 11m. a; kitchen equipped, Venetian blind* apace heater. Mutt Mil nt* once. 14004. Will trade for lata modal ear. **A 2-0881 or FA SOUS. TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen equipped. Large comer lot. 2200 down and aitume payment*. FA 2-7668 after 1:00 P. M. 202 So. Park Av*. Ph FA 2-3M1 RAYMOND M. BALL 19, Boat! and Motor* SALE nr TRADE: 1938 MG - A, # x e • 11 e n t condition, 21,130. HOUSE TRAILER, » FA 2-TMT. ft., 2200. $SAVE$ FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Eneloied head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitle ends. Plattio or rayon tap**. Cotton nr Rplon 292-200 1. Firat St. Ph. FA 14983 cords. HOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Senkarik Glasa and P a in t Co. TA 2-4021 Bed*. Day. Week or Month— 112-114 W. 2nd Bt FURNITURE CENTER VISTA Gaa Range, opirimoet 1100 French Ave. tire, ITS. 114 Shannon Dr. Ph. *A j .WSj Now A Used Furniture and Appliances 22. A rtldM For Sale GOOD Used Appliance* and TV’a. Gormty, Inc., Third 4 Palmetto. SINOER PORTABLE t« reoponsihlo party in this vicinity. IW STUDEBAKER hardtop VI Tab* over 2 payment! of 23.41. Phone FA 10043. Two year guarantee remaining. MISSING three month eld Mock and whit* female Boateo M i l Write Box AA, c/o Sanford Her'30 SIMCA 4 dr. RAH . ... 11293 Finder ptcase call FA 1-4300 •ST DODOE 1-dr. hardtop .. 11393 or FA 2-4888. REWARD. 'ST CHEVY 4-dr., 2,400 mllra 11393 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick 'ST CHEVY 4-dr., on* owner 21393 Service With The Caah. SUPER .SWIMMING POOLS W FORD Station Wagon .. 11193 TRADING POST, FA 2-MTT. 1 FOR SA LS ’M BUICK 4-dr., Air Court. 11493 Nationally Advertised Itether •M FORD W Ion pickup .... IMS 3-PIECE Blonde dining ronm sat •S3 CHEVY 4-dr., Bel Air . IMS 3 piece bedroom set; DeWllt'i Williams A b o v e Ground Rwtmmtny Pent, Ideal far Trailer Court, FA 1-82X1. '32 DODOE 4-dr. Royal, nice IMS areas with Mph water teMfc '33 NASH Rambler 2-dr. H.T. 1223 Now available far HALF '30 DODGE Convertible . ... 2123 REDWOOD Cedar cloiet, like new, 220. 430 Roealla Dr. (cot­ PRICE. 'SO PLYMOUTH 4-dr............ 2123 tage). Can be seen at Mari-Jf^* MOST CARS Motel la Sanford. VERY WELL EQUIPPED GOOD used piano. FA 1-0339, TV PICTURE TUBE SPECtAL For I weeks only! M in. (accept some abies) 228.30 233.30 24 te. 241JO Al tabes Have l 1 year guarantee. LLOYD’S RADIO 4 TV 410 Sanford Are. Ph. FA 3 0710 CALL Greenleaf Tree Experts Seminole Co. Motors ter teat efficient woth. Phone l i t B. Firat St. SAVE at BRYAN’S FA 2-0214 FA 3-3013 ter a F R E E FABRIC SHOP. WILL TRADE 1080 Chevrolet hi One block West of Monroe < ESTIMATE. dor iedan, excellent condition, on West First St. HEATING for pickup truck. FA 1-4T2S af­ H. B. POPK CO. ter 4:00 P. M PUMPS - SPRINKLERS >00 S. Park - FA 2-4M AS type* and alasa, teataBad "Dn It Yourself’ 15-A Beauty Parlor* WE REPAIR AND 5LRVICI HAVE OPENING for responsible S T I N E person with good ear for partDORIS’ BKAUTY SHOP Matfcliiery and Supply O*. time work from 3:00 'U1 1:00 004 Adama Ph. FA ' "31 30T W. 2nd St. Ph. FA M M P. M., Mondays through Fri­ days. Write Bon F. V., e/o Sanford Herald. Naw 4 Uaad Furniture 4 Appli­ ance*. A Good Place I t BUY, SELL or TRADE Furniture Be Lovelier With Profeaaieual Jenkins HOUtSWORK, HOT W. Ttb St. Beauty Cart. 400 Sanford Av*. FA I-T430 WILL keep one ehild for working CUSTOM BUILT furntttwe -sin ­ mother Monday* thru Fridays. gle pleeea or seta. Also furni­ FA 2-OM0. ture repair. Cabinet* made. SEPTIC TANK SERVICH HOUSEWORK-33 Casselberry Ct ■tee* 1040 A. HARE DEBAB 12. Plunbiag Services NOrlh B-44M NOrth 2-4 r THE SHAD jv u A unning.. THE USED CARS aha. M oving... AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Wlndabtild Loot GUm Plum bing ft H eating NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Buck Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co, FA u m AIR CONDITIONING n : 114 W. ted SL CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-0102 W* tevtto yaa in ha anr gaaote abasiata*y free wtthen* oWIgoNan at an* *f le a f a r t’s toad lag Metals while yen Urate settakU honaiag far yanraalf and family. Pick np year bay ot oar Bale* Office. Plumbing & Repairs Joe CL Thames ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ 1*18 Saitt* St. FA 2-0842 ment*, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, e t c , Progressive PLUMBtNG Printing C*. Phono FA 1 M U Contracting 4 Repairs Frea Estimates R, L. HARVEY MODERI RUO CLEANERS 204 Sanford Avo. Pbooo FA All Siao Rugs And Wall To Wall Carpal*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 11. Electrical Service* 1 Wook Ssrvioe Ph. FA 0-T4IT House Wiring — Electric Service Sewing Mach. Repairs Sid VlMen ALL MAKES 4 MODELS RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. 1*4 Sc. Park (14 hr. str.) I ll Msgaolla FA 2-8012 14. Build. P aint f t R epair PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING W. L. HARMON WALL PAPERING 4 FAINTING Work Guaranteed Bod Board Contact 80S West 8th S t SERVICE CALU 11.30. For d* Phono FA 2-8843 pend able TV sorvlc* call Ssh ford TV Center, 0th. tod Son THOS. E. THOMPSON fort Avo. FA M ill. General Contractor Homs Carpentry Repairs Roofing ft Siding Phono FA 3-8432 ROOFING, Gutters, Bpouttng, Rote Repairs, Painting, Comsat 4 Cerpsolsr Work. Gsuonl Homo Repair*, a yn. Export- RAVENNA PARK OPEN D A IL Y Coming to town I *:M A. M. -IS OH* SUNDAY I l N P. M. V S M ShotuttaktA ONLY 11 k C onning J U W f l L V I w L E I Sparta Bodna V i • Radla attd Healer * Automatic Tranaa(anion . Sparkliaf Totem# Finish and While Bldewal T in s . PerfeeiCnmdUltei Throuffhovt - Sold With An CM > } W lo/W h BETTER HURRY! O N L Y 4 1 LEFT Before Prices Go Up T O T A L PRICE Rt. FaSow Country Chib Rd. ft Watch Far Oar Signs . . . d Cylinder Motor • Standard Tutoiio Finish • Clean In te rio r 4th Addition Homos Doeljrmod Far Florida Uvinff. I ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft S Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low is 9421 Yo« can mov« in Immedi­ ately whU# tbs papers a rt W « l Oa M tk —YOU’LL HR WHY on . T hrifty I Clylnder Knfln* - Standard nioa - Radio and H eater Flawltan Tutono Flnlnh • • t e l tm HOMES T am CHECK (THESE PRICES 1/ Country Sedhn Station Wagon • FuSy Perfect Blue and White �SIXTEEN SCIENTISTS, stranded on an Arctic Oeeaa lea station th a t is breaking up. were rescued. T here were 28 men on the island, including 18 civil­ ian scientists, three A ir Farce officers and 12 mili­ ta ry men supporting the scientific group. The senior officer mi the cracking^ Arctic floe waa A ir Force CspL A rth u r Schroedsr (above), of Houston, Tex. Prefabs Aren’t New NEW Y O U (LTD —Pradofart rauoe of homos is M l I sew de­ velopment. according to baildmg historian af the Allied Chemical Cory. At early as 104 tbs E lf Ernie Ford's Corn Version IN S T A h fr INSTANT COFFEE sight's ABC-TV Pot Sweaters, Trousers Or Plain Skirts ■ t—U Oscar tslscart sa NBC Monday. April «, alas wii aarrste NBC-TV’s “Net So Loaf Ago.- a asst «lglc lack at t » /c a ts 1SU-M. sat h r Friday, Fab. It. Tbt grspariaa says Sylvaald Avsrdt will go Is la grid Bergmss far her artiag Is "The Tars af the Screw," La urea re Olivier icr While soma Otlbert and Smlivsa purists might usasider Ford the Hsur heB la the veHural gravy, I frit Ford’s charming ripostes added sparkle to the production n l m u m | dimenyaftfiil la ttw O -isd l spsretu . Is fact, despite IBs harsh adkiag mads necessary By the time liasitatioe, the entire productloo remained faithful Is So "pinafore” spirit. Ford, si the Bt. Hon. Sir Jo­ seph Porter, K.C.B., conveyed a amid grasp af the stuffy rale aad staia .’’Harrigaa sad Soa,” starrtag Pat O’Briao aa as elderly lawyer, is dae ler (all presentsUoa an ABC4V. Cy Howard cre­ ated the series sad DeeUn win produce f t ‘‘Reading a Land," a half-hour aeries featuriag worldfamous people reading favurMa literary works to youngster? pots iato national ayndientina tollowing He dahut aa Urn five station Westlaghouaa Broadcasting Company aotwark starting Jan. u . Japan’s Takaratuka dancers make M r American TV dahut aa Bm Ed Sullivan M s Sunday, Jan. M. Quality Controlled, Freshly 3 DAYS ONLY M C . ALL MEAT OR AWAOUR* IT Alt MAYFAIR. SUCK) F Y N E -T fX D tT tR G lH T Longhorn CHEESE ~ 29< * * * * in D /iy g F/u£ * FROZEN FOODS Stablt Staple FAMILY-PAJC BREADED TI0-8ITJ NEW YOEK (UP!)—Nineteen ant af M Amaricaa CsmiUsd serve ■ilk regularly, the MBk Industry Poundstioa reports. im r - iw m ir o o * ff. DELUXE FRENCH OR RSCUAR CUT PRE$ER«$ A TENDER DELICIOUS WHITE CAKE TOPPED WITH ICED CHOCOLATE OR WHITE rUOCE VALUE BUICK’S ALL-TIME BEST U B MOV. . . YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALLit IN 0ANFOEO r �>—rrT**Wt 50 Passengers Cremated As Plane Falls In Woods HOLDCROFT, Va. (UPI) — A * word ol radio warning trom thejU l *ald._for routine maintenance. I R. H. Tench, on whose farm the Capital Airline turboprop plane pilot. A Navy helicopter pilot who flew aircraft fell, said it "looked like pancaked Into a dense wooded area scene said the Viscount I it Just fell down." only a few minLlea away from ita over the ste destination Monday night and fell “ straight down like a helicop­ Tench and oilier* who were on the scene by the time the first flamea cremated the SO persona ter would.’* Wreckage was confined to a flames erupted said they beard no aboard. Three of the dead wrre small area, hardly 50 feet from cries, saw no movements or any children. The British-made plane's jet the plane la any direction. A few indications anyone was alive when wared engines apparently failed coala were‘acatlered around and the fire began eating away at Ute the last 50 miles of a flight one of the atewarden' capa waa bodies still strapped fa the seals Then the fuel tanks exploded. from Washington to Norfolk, Va.,found on thk ground. Rricue teams could not get and the Viscount plummeted al­ The list of dead Included a most straight down In a- shroud of number of anval personnel, bound close to the fiercely-burning plane for Use big base at Norfolk; a and firemen had to watch It burn fog and drlule. The plane amaeked Into the alupe nun; a reptater from the Norfolk because they could not get their of a amall ravine and burst into VirginJan-PIkrt; the wife of the equipment to the scene. The wreckage burned for almost flames. The fire raged for more Piedmont Airlines station master then eight houra while rescuers at Norfolk and their email sun; eight hours, The plan* crashed at Hood’ by helplessly, unable even and Cmdr. J, T. Brailhwaite. com­ about 10:30 p, m. and It was day­ to get near enough to set if any­ manding officer of a helicopter light before anyone could get close enough even to poke into the o n e Inside had a chance to survive. squadron at Key West, HI*. (No other Florida residents or wreckage with slicks. “ Troopers, deputies and rescue teams fought through a tangle of Navy personnel were Hated on the Search crews tramped the area around the burning plane through­ briars and underbrush for nearly plane's paiMhgrr list.) a mile to reach the scene, about The passengers—43 adults and out the night but could find no three children—and the crew of sign that anyone escaped the in­ SO miles east of Richmond. It was the second major airline four made up a capacity load for ferno. disaster within IX days. A Nation­ the plane which had-replaced an­ Officials aald identifying Ute al Airlines plana disintegrated over other Capital plane st Washington bodies would be n difficult talk. Bolivia, N. C., Jan 0. killing 3t on in flight from Chicago to Nor­ Due to their condition, dental Xpersons. A In the National crash, folk. The tin t plane waa taken rays will be about the only way trsons. As Monday's disaster cairn without out ef service at Washington, Cap!- to do It. « g>mtfiir& irrrald \O I„ XLIX W EA TH ER : F a ir and much folder tonight. High today. 88-84. Low to n ig h t, 85-48._________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA United Preaa Leased Wire F-atabllnhed 1908"....... (UK8DAY, JANUARY 19. 19fi0 $30 Million To Be Added To Tax Roll, McCanna Funds For Field Work Asked By Assessor County Tax Assessor Richard McCmina today told the County Comraiaalon th a t he expects to add $110 million to the tax roll this year and asked the hoard for additional money to a a rry on a large scale field review of new homes. McCanna told th e board ha wnnts to Increase his field News Briefs Smoking Factor SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Cig­ arette smoking increases the death rale resulting from a wide variety of diseases, according lo Ur. R. Cuyler Hammond, chief of statis­ tical research for the American Cancer Society. Hammond spoke Monday i t the closing session of ■ three-day international meeting on "the air we breathe." Sm athers Asks Curb MIAMI (UPI) — Sen. George Smathers proposed Monday that the United Stales withhold 111 sugar subsidy to Cuba until that country repays Americans for conliscatcd properties. The subsidy amounts to about |15o million, lie also urg­ ed n reappraisal of U. S. policies on Cuba because the government there is "playing the Communist game." It’s Asian Flu LOS ANGELES (UPI) - An in­ fluents epidemic sweeping Los An■etc* gel** since early last week has ness and government continued to day- at a high rate of up to ‘30 per rent. Public schools Monday reported 113,000 students absent along with 3.730 teachers. Th* ab­ sentee percentage rate was IX for pupils Md 11 for teachers. ^Seminole County Hospital Budget Anticipated At $693,640 For '60 The County Commission today received the 1X60 anticipated bud­ get m Seminole Memorial Hoepital which waa set at MW,630.19. In a statement on last year's ml finances, tha hospital reported ■ budget of 9651,i l l with >547,511 from patients revenues; 334,402 from tax receipts end 15.153 from contributions. Anticipated patients revenue during 1X60, according to tha bud­ get, ia expected ta be 35X3,400 with tax revenue at 303,000; interest, $0,000 and contributions, 35,001* In other business during G-e meeting, Commissioner Vernon sADunn requested that County Clerk David Galchal writ* a lettae ta tha Orange County commissioners urging them to speed up action t« join in ■ program of eliminat­ ing flooding la areas a* South Seminole sod Orange Counties. The commission today aaid that this county ia "ready lo go" and sat up a spaclal drainage district but Is waiting for word from the Orange County board ta work my together on the program. ** Tha board also authorised Johl Kridrr to negotiate with the Over- street Land Oe. to purchase a number of lots adjacent to the Santsndo Springs clay pit. Tha Commission today named four doclori lo oerve ai board of 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock price* at 1 p m.t • 3214 American Airlines........ — 82*. American TAT . „„„„, Bethlehem Steel •*«**•«••* 36 im Caterpillar Tractor ......... Chryilcr ............ •Ml.......*« 63 DuPont .............. .IMMMM-I 219*. Eastman Kodak ......... ....... 101*4 Ford Motor . IM-M-IM-t 861« General Electric •lllltlttMtl 11*4 General Motors iMMMfMM 30’ • Graham • Paige |««*•«••**•* 3U Int. T A T ............. »*»*«**•S'S'•* 38 W illard *••#•«*•***■ Bu­ Minute Maid --- MIIM.SlK • ll's Penney ............. !•«****•**•• UX<« Penn RR . ...satiatea'aa•a 18'Scars Roebuck 4ltfc Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 4TH Studrbaker ...... aw 93>. U. S. Steel Westinahouie El. ,,M.t#MI 104H Reds Won’t Attack WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense Secretary TTJomu S. Gates Jr. has told Congress Russia will have more long-range missiles than the United Stales during the next three yeara but net enough more to make n "rational decision" to attack thli country. Gates said new Intalli gene* data had enabled the United States "for the first time" to esti­ mate the production and perform ance of Soviet interconlinenlal bal­ listic missiles. medical examiner* lor the coun­ ty and Investigate all violent death a. The four doctor*, aa recom­ mended by Ihe county medical society, are Dr. D. If. Mathers, Dr. Leonard Munson, Dr. Vincent Roberts and Dr, Edwin Stoner, The Board heard Harold Kali­ ner urge that the county furnlah money for • county exhibit at the Orange County Fair In Orlando. Kailner aaid the eounty'i growth and agricultural accentpliahmenti should be represented at the fair. FORT PIERCE (UPI)-Form er The board said they would study the matter before reaching any circuit judge Dan McCarty Mon­ day named a fellow jurist to decision. menage hie campaign for gover­ nor. McCarty said Municipal Judga Vriel (Bunky) Blount Jr., of Wearing Elected DtLand will handle hi* electioneer­ ing with headquarters In Pert By Oviedo Group Pierce. Blount asked the Ur Land Email Westing waa elected City Counrit for a leave of ab­ president of the Kouthsaai Ramin* sence to taka tha Job. ole County Chamber ef Commerce Blount baa been a close per­ Iasi night. sonal friend of the McCarty's for Other offleera elected wrre Den over )• years. While McCarty June*, vice president; Mrs. Elisa­ look a course at the law school beth Olliff, secretary and Leon at Stetaoa University he resided Olliff, treasurer. ai the I leant heme. McCarty said "Judge Blount will move to Port Pierce tempornrtly after Feb. 10 end will he in the McCarty lor Governor headquarters here. After 1 qualify, I will announce the other mem hors ef my headquarters staff nhd my county organisations. Blount To Manage McCarty Campaign 'Road Block' Set For Polio Funds P RAISE FOR NAVY M EN'S prom pt action in volunteering blood to an aged woman a fte r ona of them mentioned ehe wax HI ia read by _ Cdr. L. D. who gave the* blood. The it, N A S executive officer, to the to n tottag from tha Samlnolx County Millet trial As* •delation to, from left, Harvey King. John Erfekaou, Marvin .Latter, Leon­ ard 2wlcr sad Stanley Schrader of thx station ordnance shop. (Navy^Photo) NO. 810 Member* of the Anna Miller Cir­ cle will each funds for tha March *f Dimes at a "road block - Bunday at First St. and French Ave. Felice will help regulate the sig­ nal light so solicitations may be ode with n minimum delay of sffto, Mrs. Bailie Wight, chair­ man aI tha oveat, said. Contribu­ t e * will bo taken between 10 h. as. and I p. m. Thie event is ana ef several stag­ ed by the women's group to bolster th* potto drive. Their efforts out March an t e e . A tot dutod Jan. to tor eapttina worker* to (ho crew staff from three to five men. He said that 2,000 to 3,000 new homes have been built in the coun­ ty in 1059 and all ihcse have to he measured and ehreked. In a inter to the board, Mc­ Canna aaid that 'due to the greatly Increased scope of operations in the lax assessor's olflec it Will te necessary for the board to pro­ vide additional funds for this of­ fices' operations during I960." McCanns pointed out that an­ other reason for lack of funds In addition lo the increesed amount of work is a new schedule of com­ missions which has hern brought into effect due to the high level of assessment. The tax assessor's office re­ ceives rum mission i (used on the amount of taxrs levied but the rate of commissions chances with the total valuation of the assess­ ments. McCanns said that due to this, "our commissions this year are estimated to drop approximately 312,oao below what we could have expected at a low assessment level." McGinns told the board that it will be necessary lo have an addi­ tional 115,000 made available dur­ ing the year lo do a satisfactory job. Chairman John Kridef ashed at­ torney Mack Cleveland Jr. to study the legality of appropriating money and srtllng up special funds and report back to th- board. Two Symphony Concerts Today Ilia Florida Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts in the Civic Center today. The Youth Concert will be at 3:43 p. m. and the pops concert at 1:13 p. m. The performances are sponsored by the Sanrqyd De­ nary Entertainment Association and the Sanford Recreation De­ partment. Association member* nerd only show (heir membership cards at the door for admission ta the even­ ing concert. Non-members may buy ticket* at the door or at the Het-reation Department office. The only reserved seals are those in (he patrons section. Children In the fourth, fifth and sixth grades can get in free for the Youth Concert. Junior high students can also hear this per­ formance free, but concert spon­ sors believe they would enjoy the evening concert mote. Tickets am 32.25 for adults and 31-33 for stud­ ents. Cifrusmen To Tour Lake Alfred Station Citrus men from three counties will tour the Like Alfred Experi­ ment Station Friday, Growers from Seminole, Orange and Osceola Counties will join the tour slated to start at 10 a. m. All Seminole cllrusmen who wish to attend tha station art aikrd to meat Friday between 7:20 and 7:30 n. m. at (ha north side of the courthouse. Among the topics to bo dlsruaird at the elation will be Levels of Acidity in the Current Citrus Crops and Recent Deve­ lopments In Pesticide Regulations. U $., Japan Sign Security Treaty WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United Stales, and Japan, •aamiea 15 years ago In World War II, to­ day sign a security treaty making them full-fledged Allies la tha cold war. President Eisenhower will wit­ ness the Whito House ceremony at which Japanese Prim* Minister Nobuauke Kishi and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter sign the lung-term pact. The pre sident scheduled • ta­ rnLauta conference with Kish I and other Japanese official* prior to the signing ceramoxy. MOVING TIME m eant the whole house Monday for Gregory Lumber Comjinny's model home. A line of c im followed thx house rolling along W. F irst St. to its new location on Vlhlen Rd. I* O. Robert* bought the house. (Herald Photo) Snow Storm Leaves Long Trail Of Death The new year’* blg|est snow storm, leaving ■ trail of death from Texas to the Great Lakes, struck st New Englsnd todsy with up to eight Inches of snow-. Heavy snow warning* were la­ med for New Hampshire. Ver­ mont and Maine. Sleet and freesing rain were forecast for Mas- Board Agrees To Buy, Install SR 436 Light The State Road Department to­ day notified Ih* County Commis­ sioners Hist there it net enough money to Its budget to Install • traffic light at the Intersection of SR 43* and U.S. 1T-X2 so tha board decided to purchase the light at ■ cost of 313.300. Money for the purchase wilt came out of secondary rosd funds. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the board that "V one life ii saved at the critical Internelion, the price Is cheap." In other road business, the board agreed lo ask the SRD lo place Red Bug Lake Road and a portion of SR 44-A In the sec­ ondary road system because of the high traffic count* on both roadi. The board also heard ■ request portion of Laktviaw Ave,' in Lake Mary bccauit of th* heavy traffic and poor o o ad lte of th* road. Commlnloner Lawrence * Wof­ ford told James Avery Jr. of Lake Mery that the board would atablit* and Improva the road in Urn near futur*. Avery said Ha had a Million with -77 names on It asking the rounly to improve the rood. The board authorised Engiaeer Robert Davis lo lat all county road crew* work 16 hours a day under the present good weather conditions to carry on all th* needed road work to the county. Th* hoard also agreed to spin* 3996 lo build 10x32 double signs on U.S. 1T-N advertising Big TV## Park. lachuiatls and Connecticut, end light snows hit-New York Stale and Pennsylvania. The storm originated in Texas Saturday night and awtpt up the Uiisiislppi -Valley with paralys­ ing snowfall* and aub-freesing weather. It claimed at least i t Uvea, In hlgbwsy accidents, (rearing, cold *oUlh*c ntohyiisticfts tnArW nri High drifts still MockXd g few roads In Colorado and Nebraska,' ♦/» Schools had been closed ia OMaha and Lincoln, Neb., and In many . small towns through tha 'M om area. Northerl] rly wind* following thx ished tempers tu n s dawn storm puafe by ga much uch i l l degree* t o t e cos from. Georgia lx x rix te --’. *■' vl As schools and highway! began Tha see* to IX-dxgfxe I# re-open In (he midwest and covered moM of th* area to northern plains states, three to Dakotas ta Kansas. Thx meewnry eight Inches of snow hit tbt North­ tinged to IX to U botow to thx east. Two inrhea fell In south­ ocktes and rotes to the 4Xs near western Virginia today. the Pacific Cm to. S It'll Be Cold Tho firs t full-flxdnd cold wavx of thx w inter p u t an xnd to aummxr w eather in Sentlnolx County today. Tern pern t urea dropped to 40 degrees over th x coun­ ty lent night and early thin m orning but no fro x t WM reported. Cold w eather la expected to continue tonight, w ith fre ttin g w eather in noma portion* of Central Florida. Around the ita te , tem perature* dropped to free*.! Ing over the extrem e north portion early today. And the weatherm an said It would be colder tonight. Readings ns low a t 22 were forecast for tonight in the panhandle region with a f r e e u likely over m uch of the northern tip of th e peninsula. Even tourist-jam m ed Miami waa warned to b ra c t fo r nighttim a tem peraturaa in the 40'a. Casselberry To Post New Street Speed Limit Signs The Casselberry Town Council last night decided to peat algns on leminola Blvd. setting Ike speed limit *( 34 m.p.h. The council set speed limits on other town roads at 33 m.p.h. and ordered aa ordinance drawn up to this effect. The council men agreed that the speed limit on Hwy. 17-63 through town would remain 63 m.p.h. Th* council also decided to de­ discussion of a group of Negro County Democrats lay residents about annexation to Cat. ■elberry until Ibn group makes a Meet Wednesday formal roqueit. Mayor W. M. Ben­ The Seminole County Democra­ son said that a group of Negroes tic Executive Commute* wUI meet living toward Altamonte Springs in the courtbouso at I 9- m. Wed­ bad ashed about coming In since nesday. Committeemen and women from the county's 16 precincts will plan Escape# On Way rallies lo bt held before the May primary elections. About II ralltos Back To Prison will be held to <h* county, commit­ Marion I m m Moore took tho tee chairman Robert Billhlmer long road back to prison today. ■aid today. The gr-v-p wtll also A rspreamUlivs fru.o Raleigh's plan to promote voter reglatralton North Carolina Stoia Prison took starting March 4 whoa county rogl- tho oaonpod convicted murdsror ilrstton hooka from th* SemlnoU Sheriff* office. Tho two ora driving back to Bnltlgh whora Moors will foe* th* No Decision Yet root of hit 1* yotr second degree torn, plus an escape On Shopping Hours murder Downtown laatord retail mer­ charge. Meert, who escaped from. , p chants remained undecided Woo­ dsy on whet hoc to stay apoa Pel- prison nnd gong in 1PM had car­ ved seven and a half years of hi* day night*. t e n . Be eonfsneed hi* nocapa A w te Deputy W. * . met to Mantua the Friday arrested bias on a vagrancy < hour*, tori did M l eettie < they want water and fin protec­ tion. Th* round! agreed to let ■ Rol­ lins College political science group make a. survey af Casselberry. Tb* Rollins students marie the survey in Winter Park and part* of Orlando. They ask about resi­ dent's InterssU to ' government and their willingness to joto to politics. Former Navy man and finger, print expert Ed Pander was nam­ e d ‘assistant town marihal. Ha wUI' servo an* day a week to giro Marshal Qui lawyer a rest sad will taks over during Sawyer’s v a c a te . Getting Csseelberry's rule* to order, Ihe council voted I* have town attorney Les J. Collins g>4 ir# Information on- a food ordinxaro roverlag Issuance of occupational isl licenses. Mayor Benson said Iks town' rule which' says Ikal * tones shouldn't be higher than tour tool Is ■ violation of state law which demands 4Vt fret for iwlmmtof ' ) pool*. Hibbard Casselberry said there are stx-foot fcsrci to lew*. The council votod to ksv# Coiligi find out what t o t e height Wtotar Park requires, F&S Tho Iowa fathers also � 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 18, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Taaaarf~«?S^ F^labltohed l»0*_^lJ j ; S 1iT>AY, JA N U A R T L J^A W l' BANFORP, FLORIDA" Crash Probers Check Possibility Of Planted Bomb Circus Site Story Sets "O ff Flurry WASHINGTON (UN) — 'Gov. eminent agents conducted a mam­ moth investigation today to de­ termine whether a bomb eaused last week’s National Airliner erash which killed all 24 persona aboard. Part of Hie inquiry centered on a passenger who was covered by about a million dollara worth of recently-acquired insurance. Lad week's announcement that (he Criatiani circua family bad reached an agreement with Clrcuiland which would move the circus from Sarasota to Semioola County haa startad a flurry to ^activity and announeementa at 'VSarasota. The flurry started after it wee announced in The Herald that Clr* cuiland had reached an agraement wilh the Criatiani eircue family which would result la the troupe managing the show area of Circualand and moving the winter quarters of the dreua here. The wire service reported Mm same thing the following day. Bo todld the 8araaota newspapers . • one of them using red Ink for the headline. One Sarasota newsman told The Herald later that the Chamber of Commerce there had called a ape* dal meeting to diacuss the mat* ter of trying to persuade flto Criittanii from moving. From that point, the antMuaeomcnta mostly dlaagraad oa every­ thing and all the principals aoid £ * e y were belag misquoted. The Sarasota newsman lloagy telephoned U m Herald to "get Um Uiing straight.” He was ad* vised to talk to both Paul Criatlani of Um circus and Maurice Harshall of Ctreualand, who ori­ ginally announced their Jnllaa Andrew Prank, of killing himself end 13 other air liner passengers *Uh a suicide bomb, was nnder Investigation tor a series of alleged swindles which may total over o million dollara, K was revealed here today. Fill and Civil Aeronautics Board Investigators were trying to discover whrlhcr a man-made eaploslon blow the New York-toMiami flighl from the sky near Bolivia. N. t\. Jan. «. After hearing testimony from Ihe CAB's safely director. Chair­ man A. S. Mike Monroncy (DOkla.) of the Senate aviation sub­ committee said Thursday “ every bit of evidence so far" indicated a bomb exploited in Ihe plane'! washroom. Monroncy Said “ It stems clear" In him that a bomb causet. Ihe crash. CAB Safety Director Oscar Bakkr told the subcommittee that a preliminary Inveillgatlea brought out some “ unusual cir­ cumstances" which caused the agency la look. Into the possibili­ ty of an explosion. He aald be was not prepared lo slate that a bomb caused tha crash. Bakkc laid the CAB Inquiry cantered on heavily-insured Julian Andrew Frank, 22, a Westport, Conn., lawyer who boarded the plane with a 20-pound blue cloth flight bag. Frank's body wai found some II to II mUei from the accne of tha mala wfackego. The flight bag waa Mtrbp, ite bottom torn out. Frank told an associate racaatiy; "U I die in an alrplaae crash, my wifi wiH be Um richest wwman In the world.'? That's what The Herald did, hs was laid. A Herald writer win be la t* Sarasota Monday to follow dove* w lopments there. Moore Agrees To Be Extradited S ie g e l eeavicted murdonr Ma, loa liaaa.Mb.we r ig id egtrsdltlen 0 1 0 THAT LEATHER DESK, as’Circualand gala the signature of Paul Criatiani, business manager o f the Criatiani family circus, on an agreement that includes managing tnc ahow area of Circualand and moving the circus quarter* here. Mauriee Marshall, developer of the attraction, and the train* ar o f big Oscar the obliging dephaat, witneaa Ceiatiani’a signature at (BgB&v... \ • / ./ r.a Carolina prison authorities told Iberlff J. L Hobby they,.would send a telegram when state Isw enforcers were reedy to came here to ptok ap Moon. They wUI taka the OT-year-old aeespae book kg car. Moore admitted Thursday that A ha escapsd fresa a North Carolina ® reed gaag In M l , while aacvU* a aantanee tor toll!* bto wMe. Deputy V. B. leehurger arrested Moore tor vsgraacy after he he* came sesplclene af the maa's Planning Session ’ Slated For Group e The Moeday meeting eri the i gemlnole Association for Retarded children will be a planning seesioa tor parents ari the children sad volunteer workers la the orgaalsatiaa. The 0 at Um Little Red I net he open to the public. Installation Set * For Oddfellows Sanfofri Ledge IT ari tin pendent Ontoreri Oddfellows will held an installation of officers meeting at I p. m. Monday. The lnataUlng officers will be fames Tomaovic, district deputy grand,muter and his staff of effi- NO. ISOR [NASChief Killed Aboard Independence r By Halted Press Freak outbreaks eri Asian flu swelled aerate the nation today, < using high absenteeism from schools, Jobs add la Um entertain­ ment industry. The Aaiaa bug, which as a wide-eyed foreigner to U. S. shorn two years ago caused scores of Three Injured In Head-On Crash * ^r, Hits Nation deaths sad laid miUioni oa their backs far a .tow days, was set nearly as widMptead a. la MT. Rut It bad cased a “ low grads epidemic" Jo Itfthern California M sd>riou i outbreaks and threatonsA in Um Detnrir'-area; where antiflu vaccines were running low. Some atates reported a higher than normal tecidencs of lnflueaxa-lype cases, and across tha country tha damp, cold season was taking a heavy toll of school children, teaebera and civic offi­ cials. An estimated half-million Los Angeles area residents were stricken with Aslan flu and other viruses. Dr. Malcolm Merrill, state health officer, Identified the disease as Allan lnfiuenxa, but county health officer Roy O, Gil­ bert said half a dotes viruses probably were Involved. Actors, actresses, crew mem­ bers and even produrer-dlroctor Alfred Hitchcock were laid low with bloodshot eyes and favors. Work on more than five TV shows and Hitchcock'* movie, “ Psycho," was delayed or postponed by flu attacks. A head-on crash on route tM seat three persons to the hospital Thursday night. Mrs. Alms Tothural of 1222 Vis Estrella, Winter Park, was driving as the wrong side of the road whew shs plowed tote a car driv­ en hr Winter Park resident Ed­ ward J. Smith, near the Turkey farm, Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. Sikes said today. Mra. Tolhurat was taken to Winter Park Hospital with a postibis fractured Kneecap, several teeth knocked loose and chin cuts. Smith had a deep nose cut. Hie wife, Mrs. Joyce Elaine Smith had possible head Injuries, a rut Mr. August Stlch, father of Mrs. over hor left eye and bruises. Both were treated at Florida Seal- R. D. Priest of Sanford, alas la survived by hit widow, Mrs. Sarah M. SUtch; aoni Wallace C. Stitch of Clearwater, William B. Stitch of Jacksonville and T/Sgl. Fred A. Stitcb of Maryland and anolher daughter, Mra. Virgil Greene of Pompano, and 14 grandchildren. Names of some of the survivors were omiUed and Mr. Stitch’s name was misspelled in the report of hie death. Correction * Blood Bonk Work To Start Monday la the Detroit area, Albert Pisa, president of the Detroit Board of Health, said doctors were order­ ing about five times as much vac­ cine as a abort time ago and supplies were running low, Detroit's city-county health di­ rector, Dr. Joteph Milner, said teaebera have been abtent from tchool at double the normal rate. A spot check indicated tint fac­ tory abienleeiim was 2 per cent above normal. Molner said lo.ooo persona In the Detroit area were stricken with some type of flu. Mayor Proclaims Polio Month Mayor Earl Higginbotham today proclaimed January 1M0 at March af Dimes Month to Sanford. Tha proclam attoo signed by tba mayor aaked tor help In a new offensive against birth defects and arthritis as well as polio. The Na­ tional Foundation haa begun to fight these diseases since "arthrlUa cripple* more persons thin any other disease and more than a quarter of a million Infante are born aaeh year with serious birth detects." P le iu n t Taxes , “ Pleasant taxes" will be Jack LeDoux’a subject when he speaks at Ihe Sanford Rotary club meet­ ing Monday. LeDuux, who is assistant manager and director of publle relations at Ihe San­ ford Orlando Kennel Club will also show a film on taxes and conduct an open forum at the Civic Center luncheon. Construction of the Seminole County Blood Bahk will start Mon­ day, County Bank Director Balpb Wight aald today. Carroll Daniel Construction Co. will build flto 1,000 aquaro foot bank on the southwest corner of the Seminole Memorial Hospital grounds. The bank's architecture will blend with Um hospital's. Chicken Pilau Sanford's American Legion Campbcll-Loaaing Post IS will hold a chicken pilau supper Monday ■I the poet headquarters on Hwy. IT >2. Tha T p. m. supper will be followed by a regular business meeting at 0. Plaza Addition Casselberry Industries la putting up a building which can be divided into tour atorea in Casselberry Pina. Ben and MUler Evana are supervising the construction, Paul Bates la developing the unit which will have Casselberry Realty in one of its offices. Book Project Loogwood Civic League mem­ bers are cataloging Um 2,200 books in tha towns' library to tba Civic League building. League members have typed rards tor about one fifth of tha books to tto Church SI. building. <r>* The retail merchants division o f tho Chambtr of Commerce has called n special meeting at 2 p. m. Monday in tho USO section bf the C o f C building to diacuss downtown shopping problems. AH downtown merchants and others interested in thn discussion are Invited to attend. A VAH-1 Chief Petty Officer was killed while the group was on a carrier attack esarciee aboard the USS Independence. Navy official* reported that Patrick James Lyons, aviation boatswain ' mate, received fetal injuries when he was atnick by a flailing flight eheck cable. Three other VAH-1 men were Injured In the accident. NAS authnritiea said a plane coming in tor a landing on the carrier (truck the cable wire •o the deck and Um table parted, hitting Lyons. WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e re Is plenty o f reason for Injured to Um (evident were Rudolph Irving, John Washington, America's "show me" attitude toward Russian Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s announcement that he will slash th* and David E. Edmonds. The group returned today from Soviet armed forces. the anise. And there is little room for comfort. Even if Khrush­ U.S. Takes 'Show Bra M e ' A ttitude On Red Boasts chev carried out the 1,200,000-man cut, he atill apparently Tickets On Sale Monday For Bette Davis Show The general sale of tickets tor the Bette Da via ahuw will, begin Monday In the Woodruff Bldg, at Ihe corner of First St. and Park Av*. Miss Davis, Barry Sullivan and a supporting artist will bring to the Civic Center "The World of Carl Sandburg” at 1:10 p. m. Jan. 20. The show is being spon­ sored by tho Seminolc-DeBary Heart Council wilh net proceed* going to heart research. The show, described as "gay, serious, reflective, wise, frivo­ lous and never tor an Instant leu than faicinating," haa received unanimous praiie i 11* croncountry tour. It la based on the materiel of America’! ranking literary figure Carl Sandburg, who haa continued lo ailoolik and dalight tor a half-century. Supporting artist will be Clark Allen. a St-year-old gifted InatnimenUllal and folk aiagar. Ticktla wUI bn II and II and alto can bo reaerved by calling FA 2-U21 from Monday until Jan. SO. Humane Society Drive Underway s m s E tK a ra s . Mr*. Harriet Cowley Waa ntoeb. "we an pleased (hat Mr meeting waa ■ euceesa and hope On enroll a Urge mtmberahip to carry on the work.'* Also elected won Gene Rankin, Aral, Ethel Williams, second, and Diana Cudebcc, third vlco praaldents; Robert Johnson, secretary; EUiaa MUler, recording secretary, and Mra, Gene Rankin, l arraepondlag secretary. . Named to tho board of director* were Sheriff J, L. Hobby, T, K — Tucker, Jobe |X Krider, Ralph A. Smith, Dr. R. L. Bn**; Beb Orutnl*y and David Oatebel. Mr*. Mary J. Garrison and Mar­ vin Heltman, both activa la hu­ man* society work tor auny years, were speakers at Um meeting. Mrs, Garrison stressed that "It la Important that thy community understand that wa do not only protect aoimals, but al*o taka ac­ tion to frevaht enmity lo child­ ren." Hallman outlined *11 aapoeta af the society'* work and answered questions eri member* and pros­ pect! v« member* about Mm erge nliatiog, Member* are being naught and lalereated person* are naked to write to Sanford Human* Sbrioly, 1M Country Chib Dr., m phewe FA l-TWO. would have the largest military f ' ••labliihmrnt in the world. Tba Supreme Soviet unanimous­ ly approved Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev'! propoaal to cut So­ viet armed forcei by 1,200,000 Help Asked BILOXI, Mill. tUPl) — Negro men, thus putting It into effort.- leaden celled on the FBI today Boih holier* of the :.usalan Par­ la reveal the names nf a men liament approved the new law suspected of tha lynch-murdcr of after Khrushchev again took the a young Mississippi Negro. The rostrum .to note that "all people demands came /fter a federal grand jury here refuted Thurs­ who spoke on my report and on day to indict anyone for killing the djafl law expressed their ap­ Mack Charles Parker, proval." Behind IT. g. akeplirlsm over Unemployment Down WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unem­ the new tut were Allied intelli­ fell “ algnifleanlly" last gence report* that Russia haa not ployment month although It usually climb* made anything like the cut* in In December, Informed sources armed manpower that it previous­ said today. The number of ;'ob* alio rose to n record high for Doly has announrrd. Moreover, in telling the Su­ comber and average factory work­ preme Soviet Thursday that he ers' weekly earning* increased to would reduce military forces by a new peak. United Prose Intonaflmul one-lHrd, Khrushehev gave Mmself two year* to carry out the Circus Land Disputed promise. SARASOTA (UPI) -T h e dispute During that Una, ha could capi­ t a ls on the propaganda value of over who own* ■ 1M acre tract the* promise even if later be of land sold by Singling Bros, found some reason not to make and Barnum 4 Bailey Circus to tha Arvlda Cory- ban gone to Um good on the roduc ion. Anothe • reason for 0. S. skepti­ courts. Sarasota County claim* R cism la Khrushchev's statement own* Um land alnro It specified that Soviet mUllary forces now in IWT, when It gave Um land to number 2,623,000' men. The North tbn circua that It must revert to AUantlc Treaty Organisation oati- tUm county If thn circua derided to mate* Russia’s armsd manpower dlapoM of N. at 4,200,000. Tha newest promised reduction Congressm en Happed brtogi to a,ow,ooo the number of HAVANA (UPI) - The rebel men Russia baa said it would eut organ Revolutlm* ban •**«•* from Ua armed forces alnro Aug- that two l). 8. roagroeaw net. IMS. a Mato Deoartatoto official ar* Alt tvldsocs Indicates Russia member* of a "crime aradical* . vV'whteb.te'Wn|tara,i Hews Briefs ' *". •“•“ lawKS la r t a r S s . hr ton v. a AM' Fore* after World Var It. But militarily tho Soviet Union has continued it* preparations tor all kind* of wara and has built flexible tore** h r the purpoao, Town Gains Loogwood Mayor A. R. Lormana reported that hla town saw foil,•4* worth of building, reorganised its fire department and had two acta passed by tha legislature la IN*. The state approved staggering tha termi af town councilman and gave the go ahead to an act leltlag Loogwood extend ite Umita by anuxitioii Tba III permit* Issued for fail,MS worth ef now buildInga kept developer* selling their houses aa fait as they built them, Lormaaa ■aid. A Are marshal wa* appointed to command Um reorganised fin department. The firefighter* now have weekly drills and mutual eld agreements with Casselberry and Break-In Reported An attempted b)rek-ln waa made at Georg* Reek’s Heating and Plumbing ' Co. on IT-M, Frederick J. Reek told Sheriff’s deputies Thursday. Reek aald that entry wasn't gained but that three septic tank sweeps warn taken from outside the building, Open House To Start Jaycee W eek HOAD-E-O WINNER David Staughtar cot • ptoqua at Um Jayco* luncheon Hurmiay for Um skillful driving «•* M w rm r. Jarcw RodM tO riuirtnwi Jimmy Dflytf Um rIbrim * * >a? Approval by tho Navy of in­ clusion of an Outstanding Young Sailor selectioo In the awards list baa completed plana for Jayaw Week which starts Sunday. Each squadron at the Naval Air Station will select ite can­ didate tor the honor and a panel ef Judges will asm* the wlaoer af the award, belag made tor enlisted Navy personnel fan the firat time this year. Jaycee Week will begin Sunday at 1 p. m. when the public la in­ vited to open house at tba Jayce* Building on French Ave. Jr. Lot Kerwto la chairman of the during which wUI be chamber wtU open te board nf director* meeting lo Ihe vlatlori at the Jaycee Building. The Jaycecs will be working on a community development project Get Acquainted Slated rDance £ .(•1 . I- during th* week, whiek will be highlighted Jan. to wilh Um Boam-Award Night banquet. Judge Voile William* will bo tbn featured speaker at Ike dinner in the Glints Training Camp dormitory. Main event of ton -etrda night will be presentation .af the Dis­ tinguished Service AMnrd to a young man between to and to years old for outstanding service to the community, Thn Jayceoe era urging rlUxan* te make nomination* tor the out­ standing young man award not later than midnight Monday and ar* banding nut nomlaotlna form* •t ton Jayrw BuildingOther awaari* wto » to W The Isnfard Moose Lodge ii sponsoring a get-acquainted par­ ty and danen Saturday night la the Wade Market building acroia ton etroct from Uw lodge ball. Aa orcbealra will provide uusic N rt for dsariag beginning at • p. m. 41 Mann* members, prospective IBB IH B fN Is Gp m i ioikffl a| DirtoM aoether JaTcee function function Tuesday Tueadro Beach, New Smyrna Reach nod emphasis on Iba accomplishment* another Jaycee to » m , triM ito DaUad MB' attend. to ymmf pawls to too . s ir a L .- . ’ ic y g r tlfiw building O f) . 1, __________ - ___________ ii Daniel D. Flood (D-Fa.) and Dawto' Fatctl (D-Pta.) and Mato D*. part ment eyoknaman L I a * a I g White aa "tatonaUeeri asapalert," «■ j A lta m o n te department Tha firemen answered N calls to Ihe Loogwood ana. Ungwood pollen muwarod MM rolls including M accidents, and five breaking and entering easel. Article* warn stolon to only two of ihe brtak-ltu. One case la un­ solved. Tha police drove R H * mile*, made m traffic arrest* and issued tot traffic warnings. The town routed authorised a cemetery and named two ari da membets to supervise maintenance, and sale of tba plots.. la Um water department, service lacreal•aA per root and lto water meter* were installed. The liana ar* batofl lengthened and enlarged now. �§ u n /if iu Church O f C h rist g i i m c g o> Am t ru m c m iit ... .. S:4S t- ■■ & **,*E ***W ft ... . . f i m a. ■ . w * . . U :M ft, ■ , CSL'lC M o r ( IfUMes .... . . . . I l i f ■ . > .* , Ig ’WMflip .... f:M p. JUf* Duftcaa ....... r w r h m n f :» p. m. ” . hul r. m u m v cnm ca m . * oak A n . (M I M S ^Uuil&r a n te s or . . . . futar Em k| wmahlp ., vtrfltjr Joteph stock m i gradual•f from tho Ualvaralljr of Florida Ho it mirrlad to a Twatiaoi airi who at prtMirt It laboratory tack. m e e a. m. u tee a. m l*l? L m - ftd tka tint oOcaaftmth it Mr. Stock £ waa ftaard by tka Sanlord Chunk. i h ■ — Tka coojraiaUos waa mack takas * with tka Maaka. Altar kaarias Mm nunr « proach and npoo tka rr-eommanda. mmmtm ttai o< tka pulpit Supply commit. too ha waa haartlly aptrovad to bo ..... Paataa u * aaw mlaUtar. Whan tka Stack! JJU* 2* hi Sanford tbav will lira at Alliance Elects Officers For'60 The support o f th s Church Series is D m tfo iu d B erries O ther Churches MMMti M in«Mt»a» #< •■dp . . . . . »i t �Sorority 3 ° Plans W om an IN THE ••WHAT'S NEW1' de­ partment ii Matter Brent McCall, new!/ arrived at the Glenn Mc­ Call household, who toon hould be making hit debut ‘ about town*' In an aqua itroller pretented to bit mother at the Clyde Robert* ion home. Co-hostcsscs were Mra. Ann (Ralph) Cowan, Mra Joan tfeDrn) Batten and Mitt Jeannette Wolfer. Along with the stroller wai a heaping arra * of brightly wrappre, gifts from the many well-wishers present. A .DINNER PARTY Saturday evening brought together a group of hunters and their wives. Hosts were Jane and (ilenn Llngle at their Loch Arbor horn and placet were set for Sir. and Mrs. Mason s^Vharlon, Dr. and Strs. Jack Mor* “ l.on, Mr. and Sirs. Bob WrigLt, Mr. and Mra. Cba.ics LcGette and Mr. and Mra. Herbert More­ land Jr. BALMY WEATHER hat Eleanor and Ptle McRaney “ pool-testing” —but all that tempting blue wa­ ter In their back yard still registers 65 In spite of the warm ^ BACK IN SANFORD are Dr. ^ n d Sira. M. Upton who spend _______ ___,____ winters In their lovcl: home o-i the corner of McUonville and 20th St. When pot her* t h e y cell Long Island, N. Y home. F r i ., J a n . 1 5 , 1 9 6 0 — P a ^ e 8 Experiments In 'o Be T o W A t Womans Club Ulc ticket buyer* and are afraid i that between Bette Dari* and your back row Mlt tome ot her clip* pcd New Eniland accent might The bi-monthly meeting of the be loit—yottH hear fine In any Zeta Xl chapter of Beta Sigma teat. Phi wan held at the home of Miss Joan Wright, 445 Elliott Ave. Mrs. Lloyd 0. Swain, pmldent, presided at the business session and received routine reports. A ways and means project of buving a gift and having a while elephant sale at the neat meeting was ap­ proved by the group. It was also decided that a raffle mill he conducted at each meeting to provide funds for the “ Sun­ shine” fund. Members approved the by-laws presented by Mr*. Pilot Club M eet Swain. Mr*. Leon M. Swain Jr. gave a program entitled, “ Drama Into Music And Dance, Refreshments of cakes, cookies and 10ft drinks were served by the hostess to the following members present: Mrs. R. A. Wesson, Mrs. Wallace Tyre, Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. Leon Swain. 5!rs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs. Wendel Springfield, Mrs. Robert Reaves, Mr*. Harvey Wilkinson, Mrs. Sam T. Skelton and the 5ll)*rl Beatrice Nellion, Betsy Ann Carter, 5!arianne Strickland, Barbara Chambers, Nickl Halt, Sonja Monforton, Mary Ann Wright and Joan Wright. MRS. SPENCER S K IP F A U L K N E R Skip Celebrates Sixth Birthday Skip Faulkner celcbratrd his sixth birthday with • WUd West party al hit home In Loch Arbor. Several tribes of cowboys and Indiana were on hand- to make it a memorable occasion. Games were played .outdoors and Ted Athlon, David Terwllll|er, Susie Ray and Melanie Howard won prizes for pinning (be gun in the cowboy's holster. Refreshments were served and later a battle with water-guns ensued. MRS. RUSSELL SPENCER has been appointed chairman ot the Mothera March of Dimes and Mrs. Ed Cox was named co-chairman by Mra. Harry Adair, president of the Anna Miller Circle. Other committee members will be ap Psychologists say the younger pointed later. child Inwardly resents the feet THE PETITE three-and-a half- that he is not considered import­ year-old you Just saw whizzing ant enough to warrant new by on a bicycle ii Marta Shed- clothes. den, who this week discovered that she la quite adept at riding har sister'* “ two-wheeler.” H.D. Club Presents THE BANQUET at the Mayfair Inn Wednesday night wai for de­ partment heads of Florida Ex­ periment Stations. Local restdenti, mingling with the 35 outof-town gueati, were Dr. J. E. Derby, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Annual Planting And Care wai W'eitgate, Dr. W. T. Scudder, Dr. H. L. Rhodes and Dr. and Mra. the topic chosen by Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Sr., when she spoke at J. W. Wilson. (he January meeting of the Lake A YOUTHFUL CROWD congre- Miry Home Demonstration Club. gated at the home of Beth (Mrs. Mrs. Woodruff told of prepar­ J. 0.) Gregory Saturday morning. ing annukl flower beds and sug­ And they came prepared with gested a'liquid fertilizer lo mini­ palette and brush to begin Instruc­ mize shock lo plant* during the tions to start them on the way to transplanting proceaa. She also becoming members of the Junior Art Aesn' Beth will give lnstructiona tech week for the junior crowd (seven-lsh to 15) and the lays, “ I'm enthused about work­ ing with Ihete children and It will be especially well worth the effort If X find one with veal Planning Program MRS. MUNSON THE PHONE IS RINGING al­ most constantly at tha Leonard Munson residence now that Lor­ etta is amid all aorta of InternalWng plana for tba farthering ^Heart 'Fund drivf. .Moat ^top»* worthy now (a the special event* ahow on the agenda .for January 10 at th* •Civic Center. It, of course, ‘atari Bella Davla and Barry Sullivan and has been des­ cribed aa “ pur* alage artistry.” • • Bouquets to the Heart Council for bringing such entertainment to Sanford. (They recently were told by a state representative that ^liiey are one of the moil active Councils in Florida), The 30th should ba the glamour evening of the month since the F.lka ere staging their Charily Ball that night. What could be nicer? Theatre at 1:30 and then dancing at th« lavish Mayfair Ian. Meeting Date THE CHERRY PLAZA In Or­ lando was full of party atmos­ phere Saturday evening when realtors .had a. banquet to end their two-dey meeting. Atlendlag from Sanford were Mr. and Mrs. William Stamper and 3tr. and Mr*. Neal Farmer. I’ll be "on the go” every week looking for your ltd-bit of news. What YOU know la Interesting— so tell me about it. Phone number FA 2-745*. Set For Club The Oviedo Garden Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at S p. m. at the homo of Mra, C. L. West on Lake Charm Circle with Mra. R. F. King as eo-hoiteia for tha occasion. The (heme (or the occasion will ba tha making of individual hats of unuaual description, each mamher modeling her hat. It promises to be an interfiling meeting. perennials and aha gave as an added hint the use of a pinch a nitrate of soda in a circle around annuals that need a boost lo grow. . Miss Myrtle Wilien, Home Demonstration agent, gave a talk on Frozen Food during which she recommended not using cheese or milk ctrlons foe storing in (he freezer as they give an off flavor to food. During the buainesi session, Mr*. Carl Mon, president, re­ ported that a total of 837 wai realised from , th* :ecent bake sale and will be used to buy table! for the firehouse. , James Avery will apeak oh “ Care And Cleaning of Jewelry” at tha February 8 t h meeting. fiaM onaU AND ABOUT THE ACOUSTICS ^-remrmber If you are ona of th* EXPERIENCED RALES HELP A vailable In These Sizes AAAA | "X X X -----------1-----AA 2 A D 1 i A O c D ~ "E l 2 1 1 i I I T 8 1 1 1 3 S~ 1 iHr s 4 n r 10 ( 7 ] fi| C - v r r r z r * ~ 2 " 2 3 1 4 7 i£ U J i 9 1 i la ft- tO A 14 1 11 a4 lI *A | l i 1 1 | 1- - - - - 1 r i r 1 11■ 1 3 I Q Church Calendar Robert O. Cohen, Army Specia­ list Fourth Claaa, has returned to Germany aftsr a 30 day leave at home with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cohen. IT HAS BEEN HINTED that Miss Davla might bo seen so­ cially afar the show, Somo Sanforditts Hill crinfo to think about ISait yaar when Victor Sorgo was left alone to muaeh on a ham­ burger at a local drivo-in. Seems hla press agent failed to peaa on the word that wa were bubbling with southern hospitably.. But Borg* left affably enough tine* ba said ao many kind word* about our Civie Center, especially th* excellent acoutlca. Local Department Start oeoda 8 qualified dole* ladle*. Salary aerordlog to year ability to leans aod pragma. Yaur application will be held ronfldeollal, aod oor <*»* em­ ployee koaw of Ihla ad. WRITE la year owe hoodwriting, glvlag fall laferaatiea The program Experiment* In ! odieals, will be presented by Hugh |conducted while a 9th grade The American Home Dept, of the Sanford Woman s Club will Education" featured In Time, * J n <tff " l.C,vic» ,c*cher Glcnridge Jr. Life Magai Inc. New York Her­ meet Monday evening at I o'clock ald Tribune and varioui other peri- of a seven-week ern rlment he High School In Winter Park. at the clubhouse for their month­ The “ Traditional Education Ex* pcrlmcnf* fT. E, E.) as It wai ly meeting. called, was to find out why Rus­ sians have become ao far ahead of the Americans in Education. Thr class was formed following the launching of the Ruis an Sput­ nik and all the talk ot how Rus­ sia had gained over the U. S. In education. The claaa followed the same “ 20 Commandments” which each Russian child must Mr*. Raymond Balt, president memorize and follow upon enter­ of the Sanford Pilot Club, told ing school. members at a meeting this week, Under the Russian System no that due to unsurmnunlab'.e stiff1 lime la lost in the classroom, dis­ cipline is strict, students put alt cullies the Spring Convention of their time in on their subjects, Di'trlct 4. Pilot International, sche­ and the teacher ts not called ot duled to be held in Sanford, the to “ waste” his tima la unneces­ latter part of May, will be held in sary work and talk. During the Orlando instead. T weeka of study the grades of The group met at Civic Cen­ the students rose 25'v. ter for the first business meeting Hostesses will be Mra. W. L. of Itwo. A letter was read from Kirk. Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Mrs, Jack Wilber, thanking (hr club for R. A. Smith, Mrs. A, O. Rob­ if* participation in the Christmas erts, and .Mrs. Jimmy Wright, parade. All members of the Woman'! Members voted to donate the Club ere Invited to attend thli 110 received from Kenneth Mc­ MUCH ANSI.EY informative program. Intosh to the Crippled Children's Aisocaillon of Seminole County. Mra. Walter Carter gave a re­ Old staina on tea towels and port on the club's personalising napkins usually ran be removed service. This year round project by soaking in a warm mild blaack solution, then washing. SATURDAY sonallxed a* orders are received. Brilliantly •colored bell •shaped Fundi realized from the service Rummage sale sponsored by the nasturtium flowera can be used ta ill be used for the club'* charity W. S, C. S. of Barnett Memorial brighten canapes and salads.work In the community. Methodist Church at Padgett'* An invitation has been received for the group to participate in the barn, beginning at 1:30 p. m. "Appreciation Night” to be held MONDAY at the Sanford-Orlanda Kennel Th# American Home Depart­ Club, Thursday, Jan. 14. ment of the Sanford Woman's Club meet* at » p. m. Hugh Anslcy, Winter Park, will speak on “ Experjmenli In Education." Cordially invite you to be present a t tha The Dependable Sunday School class of First Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p. m, at thq home of Mrs. A. L. Skinner, 008 Magnolia Ave. with Mrs. John SATURDAY Schirard as co-hosicss. Members of the Castle Memo­ The Past Matron* Ctub of Sem­ rial S. S. Class of First Mclhodlit inole Chapter No. 2. Order of M ayfair Inn, Sanford, Florida Church will meet at McKinley Star will meet at ■ p. llnll to paint and redecorate the Eastern m. at tha home of Mra. Tom building. Come any hour after Saturday Evening, January 30, i9 6 0 • a. m. and stay *s long aa you McLain in Geneva. TUESDAY like. Bring paint brushes, rollers, Pete Bukur’s Orchestra The executive board of the Wom­ step ladders or anything needed to work with. Bring a covered an'* Auxiliary of Seminole Memor­ Dancing 9:30 'til 1:00, dlah and atay for tha covered ial Hospital will meet at 10 a. . All dials supper to be eerved at 8:30 member* ere urged to attend. $4.00 Per Couple Dress Optional Seminole chapter No. 2 O. E. S. MONDAY For Table Reservations Call F A 2-4808 Youngsters prefer unrompllr* Presbyterian Women of th* Church prayer band, 2:25 p. m. ted foods, like stew in which vege­ Lark Station W agon to be given away* Business and inspirational meet­ tables and meat are cooked to­ gether. ing, 3 p. m. Dresses .Lingerie Play clothes .Sweaters .Hats ONE GROUP A NEW CLASS b fg ia i Jaa. IS Ballal - Tap a Tog REGISTER NOW 2M8 Hiawatha PA t-« wee a “ Wh'ere Quality Is y H igher - • Than Price1 i �a j * • • • :• - •a• ut That » DEAD MAN'S HAND1 If I had enough money to worry about, 1 would now be la search of two items to help me preserve it: (1) a tin can la which to squirrel it away and (t; n shovel. I would need tho latter to dig a hole under the rose bush la tho back yard where I could stash my money until the current signs and por­ tents, an reminiscent of have passed. Whgj is worrying me about my current two cents worth Is not the sudden hedging of so many finan­ cial experts about the Big Bock Candy Mountains .in the 'Sixties. Right down to the tape of the ‘Sixties, these experts were predict­ ing that all any American cittern had to do to be rich la the present deeade was sit still and pick up the manna as it fell. New a great many of these ex­ perts seem to be a little queasy. They are not quite so certain all of a sudden of every man hte own Morgan. They are delleately hint­ ing af a recession In the present year, maybe a decllalag market before the election and other sink­ ing spells la this decade that only months ago they were promising Sanford tana's success so far: food basketball players— r«Md demonstration of increased Interest by fans. Crowds attending basketball games here in recent sea* -pens hard been on the scant side, but they picked up right flCf this season, ha'says, litis is a good indicator that our . folks sro getting interested in more and mors activities and that maans thsy’rs getting Interested in each other. And that’s what makes a community. 1 Wa bops ths Seminole* kaap on winning basketball \1games and wa hops the gynaalum won’t hold the crowds. A.HITLIR > ■- * .‘-VBy PRO, NIWBOM i’J: £ ^ r : badla’s ruling Caagrega Party i'b n c u its annual coovanUon thin ifwtmk, - with Prim# Minister JaU im a illi Nehru under critklam ‘ dm-Me tardy raongiitie* of tea it^memmdet danger from wlteout, >aed Ibo party lacing tee throat of * g gnmigfwg dsfoat by tho Rads jj^ fbw n 'w as, hnwtvor, a* danger 'Ttatetoem Ip teetow'e nestu «W diaa atete te elect a Communist government It Una at India's aootetra up, far re moved from tea Communist throat to tho north. Literacy la Ugh and in­ come low among Its mors than 12 million people who blamed tee Congress Party for their hardshlpe. Last July, the federal govern­ ment ousted Kerala's Rod regime attar a serial of crippling strikes and unruly demonstrations. United Prana InternaUsual Corroapoadaat R. Tlwari reported from Now Delhi that throe months ago, no one would have given tbe • ed politely: Why not try getting tho inform aUoo from thh man who hen it, n low-echelon employ* la Uw United States Depertmeat af Agriculturo. Back to Agriculture went the newsman. This Umn they told him to chock with quarantine. And he wondered what wan in quarantine —tbe treea or tho factor As it turned out, the man la quaranUnn bad the answers. But, alas, the information waa secret! Tbe explanation waa that a department ruling prohibits dis­ closure af information about nay imported plants. A la keens nurse­ rymen from learning want their competitor* are bringing into this country. Tho reporter protested teal nei­ ther ho nor President Rteenhower wen la ten nursery business. Rut the Ag man pointed nut test rule* NIW YORK (UPI). - tbo minimum for g maxim. Per example, "Hate is a pnleagnd form of aulcld*" waa rejected ns unfit for shot store philosophy. But bo aoon acquired so many acceptable contributions, such an “ People will batlavs anything H you whisper It,” teat bn was able to put away tho quotation back and depend entirely oa volunteers. Even changing the blackboard message every weak, h* baa enough •otriea te b n Jar two years. Harry Van PoM, d m manager business feeling uplifted, or per­ who helps Richey anSet Iki £ haps aotslek. Richey conceived the idea of imparting sidewalk philosophy te potential customers and tea world at larg* about five yean ago. Ha began tea venture by Investing • cents In n pocket-ilsed book af quotations, iaclodlag auch goto* aa “ Tba less man think, tho mere they talk.” Almost baton Richey could nay “ Aristotle,” straagon a t a r t e d dropping late ten stern te nomi­ nate their own favorite attorns and maxima for appoaraaca on tee blackboard. Soma oven bought shoes. Richey had te an* many of tite axioms baeaus* thoy didn't moot •r. rntr* ■■■■■^mmmmkg ■■■■■^timmmm ■aaiHmM^mmiflMiii dmmm^uimmm^^ Mm^^ummmmuui yisdiMmm^^temm tdBQium^ijaaBH d U R H H ^ J i l H U I tetters To The Editor ■ n i l 4 -P Y L , Jam IB, IBM _____l____ — School Funds Go Into Expenses The 0211,111 Is recalculation fund* ralaaacd by tho atete to Semlaola County Tuesday will bo used for teachcr’a aalartel, stu­ dent transportation and Iba cur­ rent expense fund which cover* any aeboel operaUon. County school ftoaaeo officer Mrs. O. R. Gilbert aaid Wednes­ day that aba won’t knew how the money will ho divided until the county gats Ui* throe checks about tho and of (hte weak. Recalcula­ tion funds were given te counties that had a student increase of more than five per ‘ cent during IMS. Seminole County had a 11.31 par cent Increase. Mrs. Gilbert said that tba coun­ ty school system usually expects aoma of tbeao fundi and may got more, possibly la three or four In­ stallments. Tba total amount earmarked for recalculation dtetribu. lion by the cabinet was $2,(21,132 but tbe rest of tea moony won’t bo given out until later. Thirtysix other counties got some of tbe funds. County Supt. R. T. MUwee waa not available for comment sine* bo and director of Instruc­ tion Stewart GatcbaU art at a state-called county superintend­ ents’ matting in GalatavUla. Well, them ai hai 'em wear* 'em. And I might have worry* warted along with daytime dia­ mond! on women. But daytime dla* moods oa doga U too much! OW I am all for tho ailment society, but when I read la a New York paper ot a poodle whose jeweled collar la set with a nitU^-blttsy watch, (so his mistress can sea lima running on and on, rather than out), my impulse Is to bead for the cyclone cellar. i But the news that really raised • the hackles Is that women acrosa the nation are eagerly snatching up nylon lace stockings at $42 p<| palrl And this In a nation that cannot afford to ante up the money to meet the Russian challenge in missiles and space caploratlonl Debutante parties at 1220,000 a throw we can afford, and daytime diamonds, and jeweled watches for dogs, and lace stockings at 94S per pair. But not the money that would put us at least seen with tJ/| Soviets la the missile and sp a c/ acel Just the money for daytime diamonds. fo r dogs. Ah, well, enough of this gloom and doom. Let us sat, drink, wear daytime diamonds and be merry, for tomorrow we well may die. And flat broke at that, as my fortune cookie crumbles. Our ' J E A N ’S SP A G H E T T I H O U SE ORANGK CITY WASHINGTON (UPI) — Son. John F. Kennedy (D-Mnae.) said today teat east president must bring a ‘'fighting mood” to tba White House and ant just Issue •ringing manifestoes . . . from te* roar of tea battle." Without saying so specifically, tba announced candidate for ten Democratic presidential semina­ tion loft little doubt that ho Mt bo waa tho man for ten job. glwgyf dgge fllw vyt p lu t y • Dancing N ightly BAMBOO LOUNGI From I P , K, • Cocktails Served oa Sunday From Noon at the iM ayfair Inn N A T U R A L G A S CO. SOt Sanford Ava. FA 2-SZ8R WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE W . GARNETT W HITE NOW ASSOCIATED WITH OUR OFFICE the heart iavolremect may not ehow up until M ac time kter. Aft__ —m*K-im k an J” ..V f-h ^ ls T u r M ** f k i P m i - t i ft iMt rsDorte i n many ox 5 these more difflsutt eases IN CHARGE OF R IA L ESTATE SALES BEAL ESTATE VALUES AND WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU IN THE SALE OS PURCHASE OF A HOME, BUILDING JOHN lyakhotie ttS S T tS S S t^ S ei AVE, - ------------------------------- ---------- d e m o t e peodnmd by orgente ’ r iM r itftTrmrer' — ‘ ' '» ^-g « f Pair«g»gaEd^'^r‘: r ' -r-*v - - . + * * * *•*•.*?**»■■ * • . f-tV*t iti’lfldbf ’ ms • s' ' . • 8P 4-1211 MWwyV ROT SITE, ACBBAOE OR Official MHW YORK (UPI) - Specialty Kennedy Reps Ike’s Methods WASHINGTON (UPI)—The governmeat today ordered an early start an ultra-powerful upper atagna for the Saturn rocket de­ signed for missions te the seen and planets. The upper atagaa will be powered by liquid hydrogen tad liquid oxygen, the moat efficient rocket fuel yet developed. The Saturn, being built by the Army BalUatie MiteUe Agency at HaatovUio, Ala., la an eight engine bender capable Pains In Joints M ay Be Rheum atic Fever The eeriouaneaa of rheumatic fever (inflammatory rheuraatlem), especially in children, cannot bo overestimated. Thia time of the year when one U upoMd to cold u>4 <tamp- S Government Sets Rocket Start lween Schopenhauer end Edgar A. Guest. Rif hey displays big philosophy along with bin shoe* t e a a h o p window oa llth Stmt about d block from too White House. Pass* ers-by can see U chalked on a blackboard over a pair of aturdy brown oxfords or Meek pumps. If they pause for a moment, they can read such pithy maa- J Til• •* ills * i•i •* : id•<'. i . fM •' il l e»e , ) . . ll.n ., • n• III « *. 1 •1 i ' : • ,»*is 1• ’ V • *i-%' •<idfl • i . -I •i - yiu ii-J JKiir i :m i II. tl (f 4 a LAKELAND (DPI)—The Florida CUrve Comml**Ion heard a glow­ ing report oa the reealta of frosaa concentrate advertising and also decided te allow the product to bo mixed with canned juice te re­ tail containers. Vic* President Frederic C. Berner af te* Market Research Corporation of America reported te tee commission teat tho cam­ paign financed by U Florida con­ centrators last fall accounted for MMM now buyers from the first of September te tba lest it Nov­ ember. Later, la dealing with another ■attar, the commission voted to •Uew concentrate to bo addad te atefte rireagth Juice for.caahteg- It ten past, tela baa bean forblllaa. Tho ariloa waa taken tt ten urging af ten Flerida Can■era Asa*, i Uoa effleer. This story had ten carresuosteiM up a tree Mug enough. He want back to ten hogteateg — and called Ann Wheaton, He bad ber call the press information officer, and be- Long, Long A g o DAILY CROSSW ORD Citrusmen Hear 'Glowing' Report I get down to brass tacks. First, there is the- recent *220,000 ball ven by a Detroit motor monarch r his debutante daughter. Keen allowing for Inflation, this tops the «T2,0QS debutante hall at which Barbara Hutton made her debuts in 1030 just before the financial celling really fell la on the nation. However, my real uneasiness be* pan last autumn when the fashion writers began In croon ever "day­ time diamonds” and list the ladies who wear them with their turtle neck sweaters and Hoover aprons. I remember only too well tho wintor of U B a In Palm Beach when one halls never appeared an the sin ~bi nasrssmi^nnmi— nisnnwimmnal^nSIl • �F rl., Jan. I t . 1 K 0— Paan « fo v im fio n By JERRY COVINGTON Tonight is the night! The Seminoles have moved to the peak o f the basketball season and their perfect 6-0 record will be at stake when tfiey face the undefeated Winter Park Wildcats. ........... In pre-season predictions the W ildcata were highly touted In the Orange Belt Conference but there waa Uttle mention made about Sanford. For years they have battled to get out of the cellar but to no avail. But all this has changed this year. The Seminoles have come out to be a strong contender for the OBC title with an impressive record and tonight’s game is rated as the best in central Florida. The Wildcats have keyed their attack kround big Mike Mosher who will be at the pivot spot. The husky youngsters, who has signed a football contract with the University o f Florida, is barely over six feet but he is strong and aggressive. He is a great rebounder and fine shot so if the Seminoles can stop him, they should be able to take the tilt. By United Press bsteraatiawal California'a NCAA champions face two easy week-end games be­ ginning Friday night while the na­ tion'* only two remaining unbeat­ en major college fives prepare for week-end games that could letve the country without a perfectrecord team. M ' California (12-1) taxes on Wash• ington State (74) toalgbt and Washing(on Saturday sight in what shapes up as a routine • eek end ror the Darrall Imholf-led Bears. It could tvan be a week Jordan Slated To Defend Title NEW YORK tUPI) - Welter­ weight champion Don Jordan of Los Angeits has agreed te defend his title against ez-chempion Car­ men Basilic at the Syracuse (N.Y.) Auditorium. June 10. pre­ motor Norman Rothschild an­ nounced todiy. Rothschild added that Basilic et Chitlanango, N; Y.. has tentatively agreed to the fight. Jordan agreed, tha promoter ex­ plained, because ht la getting 33 per cent of all net receipts. Roths­ child expert* a gross gate of SITS,000. He said a television fee of 27S.OM already has beta guaranteed. KC Track Meet Slated Tonight ROYALS' RECORD MAKER -By Alan Move r BILOXI, Mina. (LT1) — The Southeastern Conference The Seminoles will be relying heavily was to decide todny whether to open its doors to two more upon high scoring Jim Gracey to pump teams, but it appeared virtually certain the proposal would in tha points along with Ray Lundquist be rejected. Presidents, or their representatives, from the 12 colleges and Terry Christensen. Gracey is the lead, ing scorer in the OBC with a 20 point per in the conference were to meet in closed session to consider th* expansion request and several game average and Lundquis^ and Christ, other, mostly non-rontroverslal, ensen are also established point makers. items on the agenda. Cowboy Oravatz will get the starting The session was expected to be nod at the center spot and it will be up to completed late this afternoon end* him to top Mosher in the rebounding de. ^ Ing the annual winter meeting of partment. This is probably the key to the SEC coaches, athletic directors game. and presidents. Since playing conditions are so poor at University of Florida proposed the local gym, the Seminoles have sche­ that the conference he expanded duled several of their games on the road. to include two teams, Florida Both of the games with the Wildcats are State and the University nf scheduled in Winter Park and tonight’s Miami. Rut the roaches and ath. gate goes to Sanford, so plan now to make letic directors voted against it In the trip and support this fine ball team. closed session Thursday. The The Wildcat* arc very tough but, aa for me. I’m going with the Seminole*. Their overall speed and the now fire that they diaplayed, ahould carry them a long end la which the Bears seise the national leadership because the only two remaining unbeaten teams are definitely in jeopardy. Cincinnati, the nation's No. 1 (•am with a string of 13 straight wins and the national scoring leader to Oscar Robertson, plays Bradley, ranked Ne. 3 and U<1 for the season, at Peoria. 111., where the Braves are practically Invincible. Vlllanova, lJthrsnked and 1(H) for the season, risks iU perfect record against West Vir­ ginia, No. I and 14-1, at Charles­ town, W. Va., with the Mountain­ eers favored by about 10 points. Ohio Stale, ranked No. 4 and 10-2, meets Northwestern whila Si. Louis, No. 10 and 10-4, opposes Drake in other top Saturday night games. Ninlk-ranked Utah, only learn of tha top 10 to play Thursday night, scored Us 12th victory In 14 games when it beat New MetIro, 11241, at Albuquerque, N.M. The Utes ran up a 31-32 halftime lead with a biasing fast break that sent in close-in shooters who con­ nected for a 00 per rent field goal percentage and never were seriously threatened. Clemson edged Furman. 17-13, Westminister (Pa.) beat Waynesburg, P241. Seton Hall ripped YeShiva, 7540, Easteri Kentucky whipped MiddU Tennessee, >2 69. and Montana downed Denver, 7040, in other games. BOSTON. (UPI) — Th# w m € In competition at hlah jumpte John Thornes la Frida/ night'* Knight. of Columbui track mote at thr Harden If nor* than ofl»cl th eT h W :* of mta» Ron Drlanr. Delsny won't mak* tha firat a**jor meet of thr i960 Indoor sou* son—and probably non# of Ms* others to follow—beeauto ot am ailing Achillea tendon. Howovoe, it's believed the Dublin, lretaod^ runner, who holds thr indoor ro*. «rd with a 4:01.2 (Sort, la ata/lnft out on purpose to train for MW Olympics at Rome next summer,. But the IB-year-old Thomas, winding up hts freshman year ad Roston University, should park! ’em into the 34th K M C mart! Foodmart Gains Roumlllal's Hljldy Basketball team won iti fourth straight last Saturday, d e f e a t i n g Stomper Agency 23-19. Second place Higginbotham re­ mained close with a 26-21 win over Seminole Sporting Uoodr. Robson's Sporting Goods is now holding a .300 average with a 33 27 win over Sanford Electric. The Recreation Department spon­ sored league reaches the halfway point with g a m e s tomorrow. Stemper Agency plays Robson's Sporting Goods in the first game; Seminole Sporting Goods plays Roumillat'a in the second; and Higginbotham take* on winlrss Sanford Electric in the final. Thr 10th annual "II Hours of Sebring," the world championship sports car endurance race for the Amoco trophy will be held Satur­ day, March x at the famous air­ port rare course. Attorney Says Interests Hold Up New League NEW YORK (UPI) - Attorney William A. Shea of New York charged today (hat completion of the Contineatal League's eightteam circuit Is belog delayed by " organised baseball Inleresli" > MAKHNO ANOTHER GREAT RATTLE TOR 7NE SCOR/NB — k" ■■ fTrrt-K wa R o t f t m r BEATHW OOT BT o Tc y f 8 r r x . TWyMAHHAS BEEN LEARNS THE NBA /N PONTS MUCH OF TM& SEA*0M THoUS* TRAILING GMAABSRLAvl M TER GAMEAWTA6E. United Proa* lalematioaal Willie MeCovry picked up a "World Series shire" May, which is quite a trick considering the San Francisco Giants never got in it. McCovey's "share" was in the form of a 51,000 pay boost that will bring his salary in the neigh­ borhood of 212.000 for 1B60. "The Giants were very kind la me," said the 22y**r-oid first baseman. "They gave me a good deal." MrCovey, who almost led the Giants Into the World Series with his sensational slugging, certainly earned it. Called up from Phoenix of Ihe Pacific Coast League on July SO, McCovey broke in with four hits in his first game against the Phil­ lies. Two triples were included. He finished Ihe season with a .336 average in 32 games, hitting 13 homers and driving in 31 runs lo wia Ihe National League's Rookie of the Year Award hands down. Along with MrCovt.v, who Is ticketed to play first base again next season, the Giants also an­ nounced thr signing of 21-year-old southpaw Mike McCormick. Thr Milwaukee Braves an­ nounced the signing of Ihrrr of their players, making a total of sit under contract so far. Latest signers were first baseman Frank Torre and rookie pitchers Tony Dias and Dennis Overby. Record Field CHICAGO (UPI) - A record M2 two-year olds have been nomi­ nated for the I960 Arlington Park and Washington Park futurities. Thr nominees include 20 which were sold as yrarlhi;s at prices ranging from $30,000 to $00,000. jack v / T W Y M A tC fo r r ? * C in c in n a t i r o y a l s , w h o The Chicago Cubs added eight signed players within a 24-hour period and now have a total of 30 under contract, Inficldrra Jerry Kindall and Sam .Drake, outfielders Billy Wil­ liams and Ixiu Johnson and catch­ er Moe Thacker all agreed to terms with Ihe Cubs shortly after they had also satisfied catcher Earl Avrrill Jr., and pitchers Selh' Morehesd and Ren Johnson. Two new members of the Cleve­ land Indians — Rubba Phillips and John (Honey) Itomano —want more money than they hava been offered and General Manager Frank I.ane slid they'll get it. "I'm In sympathy with them," Lane said. "I offered both a boost thr first time but have added a little more now. I don't anticipate any trouble." V Bob PAIMi*. c. 7.V >J ( \ (lay 1 1* -■ (.-• t-.- *I • 1 \iM.« ( \ f a iu n t c CkjCHCLJ DON'T FORGET THAT FLORIDA FLAVOR / SEND r L U M im -m GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS Our M any Years TO THE FOLKS BACK HOME! E X P E R IE N C E COON HUNTING on (ha MQ Ranch in Oalton during the holidaya wera Ernie Morris, Gladyce Morris. Herman Morris, Bob Mathewa, Kennel h Hosnck. Wealey Lee*, and kneeling Harley Lena, Nancy Morria and tha coon dog “ Ole Red.” growth ear bath. Call O ff M eet M rs. Stan Comstock MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPt) Th* Great Lakes speed skatmi meet, sponsored by Ihe Wisconsin Skating Assn, and scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, has been railed off. Reason? Lark of ire. Caaodleos baa boon farmed out to the Rochester Americas* la the American Hockey League for at loaai two weeks. General Mana­ ger Freak Seiko at the Caaadleas said ko hoped te recall Hick* "If kia play at Rochester merit* 14." POST 10 E x c it in g R aces MATINEES - F a rre ll's W ednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P . M . Cbooss gifts and aownirs with th# mada-'m- • ! Florida JafealThtre’i an endieiavariaty'some 'fA O O -iM M m R l, mA many with a tm ftt* 'Florida Haw. Products of outftandhgquality * , -RMdar fW B or procasaad is tha Sunshina . .$iatt-awad your atladios, for fun «od frolic, ’ : #t to plaaaa yow mod ttiscaming Iritndj. Whan you shop for gffls to tend or ta rt hath �\ i *. Iff M arl | m ll Pl|« « -F r i„ Jm . IB. 1M0 Hope's Alaska Show Is Same Old Face Programs For T h t Week News About The Stars FRIDAY P. M. ■ Pita cat (I) •:t> H) tat Ilia (•) • lot « » •ill (Cl t ( !) flM til It) Have ate aaerte Chan r.II Bl« M»*roci Lire ef niter Movie Lire ef KUtr »**» Inductry on t-»rcdo Huniur • Brinhier Ouiaoet Bullolla Boerl Dlnnli OKoif* V\\iil «K tMfeM,wf * : tiM it) welt miner tat n*wmo* if) reeeu .trc runnr l(H If) Treablrahovtlr t il t i ll xe»r L#a (!) 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HI ID ID III ID H ilt III III ID III it) Brinhier tier BandetenB itht fill! * * ttl Mod* Mean of tht City leak Pear tiff Hi certogaa *dK'* r r u-^cL,' f. ^ (•' /•ST** in iajgLjit D l t 'l V .W l i ^ n W H) Cartooni tiM III Woathtr • Now . gnort# ID Kowi aad aaerte Quotable Quotes V ilM Prraa latmatlanal WASHINGTON — Sen. John F. Kennedy, Democratic preildentlal hopeful, tUuding In a iptech to a recant emlrtrvtrey over parti played by hit ftlbtr and Vice Prctldtnt Richard M. Nixon In ■•Hitmen! of the itcel itrlkc: *'I would have brought my rath­ er today, but ha'a aut In Chlctfo ittUIng tht rfRrpid itrlke." M ti A* -tw "' jS ■ ■ SAN ANTONIO, Ttx. - Lorenta McCall who refuted to taetlfy agtlait a cohort In a narcotic* mm' JOHN BROMFIELD atar o f taltvlalon'ii U. S. Mar* shall docs a little scouting on Lake Eloino as he dons some water skis at Cypress Gardens. He will return in February for the Florida State Fair that is being held in Tampa at that time. “ I r*fu*a to taitify on tht irouad that It might trtnd <tle/ lo Inttmldata (tie) mt." MIAMI - Robert M. Bader, Miami attorney who ttrved a term In a reformatory at a boy for car theft and now campaign* to cura juvmlla delinquency: "I'm not proud that I wat In rttorm ichool. but I'm grataful for Uia axparianet.'* Ona thing about CBS-TV'i Steel hour: When they put on a comedy adaptation by Bob Van Scoyk, we can expect tome good laught along with some obvious attuaUom . Wednesday night. It wit "Queen of the Orange Bowl," n Van Scoyk adaptation of n Roger Squire play, starring Johnny Car­ ton and Anne Francis. Mlia Fran­ cis played, a kookle gal trying lo tear Cmob away from hit mom't apron ttrlngi. The hlghli light came when Min while vialting Canon's .Francis, rancls, wh_ mother with* him, arranged for Astaire Wins TV Critics Poll Fred AMaire, perennial and amatlng dancer, actor, entertain­ er and star of motion pletura and television, thla year wai name Champion of Champion#— Beit Television Performer, in the eleventh annuel poll of television criUea and eolumnltta conducted by TalavialoR Today and Motion Pletura Dally for Fame Magaiiae. JANUARY 11 The critlea named Dinah Shore end Perry Como Beat Vocalist! William Gallay, Sanford for tha eighth consecutive year. Paulina Mulrbaad, Sanford Mite Share, a loaf time winner in Dana HamphiU, Sanford the poll and In toa radio poll Jeffery Wabtr, Sanford which preceded It, wat bail In­ Frank Than at, Oitetn dividual performer last year and Lionel Hacker, TltuiVllle ran second la toil category toll Ntlda Kennedy, Sanford yttr. Georgia Johnion, Oviedo In tot Mott Promlilng start •t Helen Kennedy, Sanford Tomorrow category, which in too Raaomary Danlald, Sanford pact hat Introduced tuck tiara at Mr. and Mrt. J. H. Haiti- Pat Boom, Polly Bergen, Chuck Connors and Barrio Chase, Edd mean, Sanford, n daughter "Kookle" Byroea and Tuesday / Oiamltsals Weld flnlahed . first with Nick Jamta Clark, Sanford Dorotoa Roblnton aad baby, Adams and Connie Btavani at runnert-up. Saatord Mra. Rita Avtty aad baby, Sanford Ida Loport, Sanford Mrt. Bevtrly LUtla and baby, Sanford Grata Brown, Saatord Mrt. Wallace Willis aad baby, Saatord Naacy N iger, Sanftrd Ctrtaa to com* iota tht rtom with iadUmotly rumpled elothlog. Tht thow had a brisk pteo and some fine satire about "momism" for the first half hour. After#that, aoma untubtle gambits stretched end slowed It down. Caraoa and Mlit Franclt brought deft, light louchat to tbelr work, along with enthusiasm. i The d a iM l Swim: Tba CBS Report* hour-long aurvey for . April will be, "Yul Brynner'i « Odyssey,” la which the film itar visits 12 refugee centers In . Eu­ rope. toe Middle East and tha O r!-# tat, to surrey conditions among refugees for the United Nation*. The "Msd'* mtgailae segment on Robert SauAek't one-hour revue, "Four for Tonight," set for Wednesday, Feb. 24 ok. NBC-TV, will star Tony Randall. Olhen in tht revue, tt previously innounced, tre Ben Lillie, Cyril Ritchard and Tammy Grimes. Robert Taylor makes a brltt ap­ pearance la "So Dim the Light,"# the Monday, Feh, 1 drama on ^ CBS-TV’t June Allyton show that atari Robert Culp. LIT'L GIANT FOOD STORES Florida's Friendliest Mont Convenient Food Slort • Quick Sort led French A rt. at 2Srd 81. OPEN T A . M. • I I F. M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER Carton or Caen TO Carry Oat Only Fiahtaff * Weak Mpplke Paper Plates, Capa, Speaas, Forks, Fiahlai Prise, Everythin* Far A Complete Hospital Notes Railroad Merger Derails Pet Deg i§ RaOway* kt* fercM a pat ItchiiM a habit of It y#art. w doff. A pot of Virginias workeri, u*od ta Ua katwooa (ha rail* aboil off too Hopping tor iBcogtotivoi pulling in­ K to. chango craw*. But aOmahody fargat to toll toa pooeh toil (ralsa wouldn't bo atop* ping toon asp mere. Dm day af­ ter toa two llaat tambtoad, an angry warbar called NSW Ooaoral ■usorlatoRdoat W. I. Clamant to tra him: "You’v* got to do aomatblng about our dog. Thla morning on* of your feat frtlghu cam* thraugh boro ol to mil** aa kaur and gagrly UQad him." Tba pot t u tied up after that. Friday Night S P B C fA L 6 Popular Records At NO Extra Cost W IT H THIS — EMERSON Record Player ’MACHINKr'WOVCN PLYWQ^O PANUJ In skinny sim ulated Patent Leather H at Box dtaiffn with attractive lu « f a f o handle V* place. Panelj arc quickly anarkid I galvanised Mad dowtli (famished) i PANEL WEAVE la ala* Backls* lot interior fearing etnaad pabn • T o m Coafrol • Booatd MoUor ta Lid A. i t FRIDAY tilt (I) Oaatlamtai ataacraom 5iU lit W .lw lift 111 Taang Dr. Malta* ID Millionaire .*1* fi**1 ,he C1o*h lit* ID From Thoao Root* re) vondlcl lo Touro . fit Who Po Tou Trail lilt ID Houeo on High (treat ID Brighter Dar , a it) American Bagdataed dill H) fecret atorm D ll (I) Riga nr.Nigar 11) apllt Pareanalltp lit t i ll Made If) Thro# Bioogo# eti Langford — Included Jayne Manafltld, NtQa Adams and Stave McQueen. Became w#’v# a##n thlc aort ef ahow for to many yean. It hai become tomelbing Ilk# watching "Atnahl and the Night Vialtora" on TV. We know juat what to ex­ pect. The major iketchea Wednciday night found Hop# and McQueen portraying Japancia aoldlan Ig­ norant of tha war'i end and the entire troupe In ■ turnabout ckatch about aailor girl* out on the town. The joke, dealt with girl . e r a x y aervlceraen, Army chow, tba weather — It's cold In Alaika — airplane*, glrli and of­ ficer*, juit ai they've been doing for the put 20 yeari. Yet, while Hope'* aefvlce for­ mat remains unchanged, unas­ suming and often uninspired, I don't want it to go unappreciated. The ahow itill maeagei to convey a warmth and a aaUified fsellng bacauia — well, let's face It—you can't knock a routine that brings laughter lo lonely man. Even If tha lighting la bad, the sound la poor and tha camera work onedimensional, we forget that this is a TV show and regard it aa a public affairs document. • Will play VI • IS • IS aad II BPM Raaarda. IB IS K W Tuesday .. lilt It) December Bride Ititt ID Man with a Can ‘ tl Hill (.1 (I) HiH (I) DM '.'.t vsp* I lilt w lit rty Cauctairailnu Peradiao i m lilt Mr Mere Veuaa Kew—laterrltwa Kawa • Wtathar Peuth Ra Ml Red Rawa Bhaw Kartao* Nepera Pn The Ua Maria Plar Teur Munch Tied Down? 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M. ll'* itill a little early In the year for a Chrlitmae TV ibow, but I ID TrutU or Cnnecqueataa III Lora ar Mra (hlnk it’a aaf# to anume that II) Reaileia Qua (1) It Cault Ba Tau Wednciday nigbl’a Sob Hope hall It) March Per Tomorrow day ahow li going to hold ut at ID Lora That Bnb (I) dulling Light Icaat until November, i d Mra or Rilar The NBC-TV hour offered a fa­ Hi Topper miliar TV ritual: Filmed footage it) About Paree ID Mr. a. Mra. Kertl. of Hope*! annual Yulellde Irek to Ill A* The World Turne American military baiei. Thla It).tan Franeleco Beat time, hie traveling companion*— It) Queen Far A Oar . HI Far Better ar aarWarae bcaidei Jerry Colonna and Fran '!» •l catri II) Thla* Man t : -i . i ji.+; t' tttwgngr /:- tv ID Haute Pertr f A .- i ID d ill Btarm NIGHT SPECIAL * "• “ Ml II! MR Prico lactodoo S Bocorda EASY W« carry A id INTRODUCTORY OFFER TERM S Borrka Our Ow» Foot M »r A c c b m Ib Prise IL«d U*. Ft. r £ U " 2 . % £ & % h, THE SANFORD ATLANTIC N A T IO N A L M A T H E R M APLE RANI ■JtmTrij - ........... ■,r tm ? BKawiifcyp i‘U i ■ - •Ik s i. at AYE. �fflfr #«nfitr!» ftrralh S « , Trie © 2MECAL w a n t s twceb men TO ->rCA.6HTEN OUT OUR CecORRS AT WORKING ON THE TAIL section of » VAH -l A3D fourteen feel above the flight deck of the USS Independence and npproximntely one-hundred feet above the ocean are. left to right, Richard D. Langdon, ADJ8, Charles N. Jtlair AMS3, and Donald S. Coon AMI. These men nre VAH-l Tigers who made tha recent fifteen day deployment aboard the USS Independence.. Heavy attack Squadron VAH-l returned to Sanford today from a Iwo-week deployment aboard the USS Independence. In addition to conducting car­ rier landing practices and ahip based radar scored bombing mis­ sion!, VAH-l, as a component of Carrier Air Group Seven, parti­ cipated In “ Operation lllghwire", a strike exercise In which Ihe In­ dependence based air group mada simulated atrlkca against targets on the east coast. Another exercise conducted by the air group was a simulated raid against tha Second Fleet. President Elsenhower's Limited War Panel came aboard the In­ dependence Jan. 10. Tha Panel observed the nuclear and conven­ tional weapon! capabillUaa of carrlar basad aircraft in two fire power demonstrations staged by the air group Monday and Tuesday. VAH-l demonstrated the loft method of nuclear weapons de­ livery, low level aerial mining, and low level conventional wea­ pons delivery. I KEVIN Corcoran, a veteran, 10-ycar-old actor In starred in the title rolo In "Toby Tyler” coming to the Rltz Theatre Jan. 28. Shown with Kevin Is Mr, Stubbs and Gene Shelton. Folio Aim a church supper pre­ pared by the women'* aorictlei, the Annual Meeting of tha con iregaliocsl Chrlitian Church wai held Jan. 13. The Rev. Richard P. Cart­ er, ad interim pastor, offered the opening prayer. Mr. H e r b e r t Thurston *ai jhe chairman. Report* of all the pbaiei of the work were preiented. Rev. Rich­ ard P. Carter outlined plant for the coming month*, including church night auppara and lecture! on tha Thursday nlghta of the Lenten Period up to Maundy Thursday. Jan. 33 teat set at the organisation data far a Men's Club. Officers and committee a of the Church for 1*60 will be: Ethel Meredith, clerk; Herbert Thurston, treasurer; 0. 0. .Nordgren, assist­ ant treasurer; Gertrude Woods, Sunday School secretary and treas­ urer. Trustees will be Walter Alexan­ der, Hal Harris, W. W. Lins, Thomas Paskins, Howard Rollins, and E. T. Simpson; Deacone arc Ilonner Carter. M. J. Corbel!, Earl Moxley, Merrill Hoblnfon, Herbert Thurston, and William Wimberly; Dearonesset. Anna Herbst, Alice Nordgren, Carol Paskins, Allene Rollins, and Uprtrude Woods. The Christla Education Committee, Composed of Barbara Mid­ dleton, Lucille Robinaon and Helen Remusat; Stewardship Committee, Bonner Carter, Ethel Corbett, Mary Simpson, and Gertrude Woods; Music Committee, Laura Luilccke and Mary Jo Robinaon. The church enters its TOlh year In Sanford in cordial fellowship and with seal for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Sunday Services Rev. Bill Swyear of the Barnett Methodist Church in Enterprise has chosen for his Sunday sublecl “ Religion and Salvation". Thar* will be special music by the adult choir. HCAPCUASTeCS j ' om-om; iwTwose reco«P » b v m p e r t>4sc**M»LBr> hs'll w-NPr-nooic THRBB Lt»VC5 - LAST V B A */ resit* h aa t w m e MEN. © * . WMAT ACR YOU 6CA’6 TO P O f . A\«W V*I#»!#«*, c e e .w c HAD A SWELL.TIME AT HAL'S PARTY, EH, KIDS ----- - TO EARTH—ANOTHfR LRANIUWRA<o; AND TO .'%'OA3Lt ATE . INTO THE NATIVES F -r A*iP6T.' BUI.UWU.', t « _ WITH ALLO’ THAT CAKE, ICC CHEAM AN’ CANDY..! KIND O’ SiCKISH/ PIRHATA T ohm / HOW tOVELVf ' A KOOtr ) THOUSAHD3 OF SMOOTHS TKA;LT STARS' TMe ATDWicrOWtK ' ^ PLANT ON MCNT Pia k T... --------- ----_____ ______1 Thia HCTC WAS TAkCN JUST PCFORC TAX RIVER£'0E » * V, FLASHf notice THOSE , AicreoR trails in . to . w e « » * ^A-i-xs ...I HAVEN’T PELT THIS BAD SINCE GREEN-APPLE S E A S O N /1 Jm SEf.rARnOV/ CNC OG -mtM 60E6 . CCWN TO THE CHQUNO! ATA ftWSAVP m 0060001600OF DEATH-ON SOOMIfiuf ANP00600BUV iMT MA6C FIBS*m m WENULNTDMfAC£Dl-id*!> '•THEPHANTOMANPHtSAU6NTV, M toH W Q uroEM etteArk (.'Be, INTO mmM. '•INTHESNY*TNEPHAN70ATfOUMiT I ' I IM l I •4NPTUBEWUIMVEAC 1UATMfi SPOKEANPWEI •ANP1ME PHANTOM ■ LIVES ON' the SKATE CI TY Seminole High To Participate In 'Project Talent' femlnole High will be one el about 1,000 United Stalea schools to Join la "Project Telent" this March. The two day teita will aim at a national survey of high aehool sludenta aptitude* and adaptabilities. Besldts trying to And out whit talasts our teenagers havr, the teats will try to find what abUSUoi and interests are best aultaJ lo different college courses and careers. TODAY ft SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 CHARLTON HESTON (left) and Gary Cooper struggle to save the ill-fated freighter, Mary Dcara in a scene from "The Wreck o f the Mary Dcare” coming to the Movlelsnd Drive-In Sunday. “ Tha Wrack of tha Mary Daart" Starring Gary Cooper and Charl­ ton Heston comes to the Movleland Drlve-ln Sunday. The "Mary Deare" la • power­ ful drama of condlct and suspense set against the spectacular back­ drop of storm-swept seas, ship­ wreck, mutiny and murder. Olhera in the uasl include Emlyn Williams and Alexander • Knox. ’iJ' The Tha other ntliAP tA taliiras fi.it Iho pro­ nm. feature on the gram la "Ask Any Girl, starring Shirley McLains and David Niv­ en. On Thursday and Friday “ Be.................. 1 Gatci To loved‘ Infidel' Hell" will f . Three features wUl highlight Saturday's attraction. The three are “ The Buccaneer". “ La PariHenna" and “ Top Gun." PACWOOO'LOOKAT VCXJP OFFICE-PAPERS AND n? JUNK ALL "t— — — oyerthe r v .PLACE/ J \ HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD VOU TD KEEP THIS « OFFICE NEATp NOW PICK ------ UP ALL THAT ti H k S u STUFF AND STOP * CALLIN5 ME 'DEyriO'j--- - • PHONE PA M il# LAST TIMES TONITE AT 7:0# A 10:33 “ 3 HOLU WOMEN" IRISH McCALLA . IN COLOR CO-FEATURE AT 1:30 ONLY “Tartan's Greatest Adventure" Gordon Scolt Aa "Tartan" HATl'HDAY • 4 HITS IN HORRORBCOPE NO. 1 • AT StlS . l ! : ! f "THE H-MAN” In Blood-Curdling Color AT SANDWICH SUCK ALSO F R A N K E N S T E IN ’S DAUGHTER” A O E T Y ...I M T W .S K X iS C w s .s a r r o n l y a t r -r ■ESlfULM M IA lT iM JS: j UNCFSM TANP 7 r — ' LCCNCOD m ucous 1 ( JM »TA*VNil r FEATURE! 2:18 . 5:11 . 8:111 STARTS SUNDAY HitSti/yJhatSjgfetjnt fruit fipgu OfANation! NO. 1 AT S:S# ONLY ALLIGATOR PEOPLE Episcopftl Service The Enterprise Episcopal Church will hold Holy Communion servIce at I p. m. Sunday and morn­ ing prayer and sermon at 11 * NO. 3 AT StlS ONLY RETURN OF THE FLY NO. 4 AT 10;13 ONLY "WOMAN EATER" PLUS COLOR CARTOON Five grain* «f aspirin make n tablet and 7,000 grains make « pound. A MAN'S PICTURE I THAT WOMEN LOVE I Je ..XMAram A N i w ^ i FEATURE: l:Rft • 3:5# . «:31 . 9:04 V rA B I RESOLUTION TO PALL FSI LOVE WiTH h e a r s o p R ov#-, «JO E U N E B A C *g*> ] H i* mV id ia o p a J DOHILX/— AMO I CANT STAND M ARY M A R K * 9 9 eimwnsHcgpnwCQIt. jft CO-FEATURE AT l:S3 ONLY “ ASK AN Y GIRL” SHIRLEY MaeLAINK A DAVID NIVEN *•1 J 1 ' it i �I . ' By STANLEY I OLD HOME TOWN OFFICE SPACE with ample park* ins- M Oab Avenue. FA l i n t YEAH1- OU»S IB J A MtOW-WM V CHILD TOO - • IB « HIB POOD DomSMT iCOMPAQ A KIA4*B IZ * DOM, MM BULKS POftHOUftS BDRM. house, SOS Grapevine Ave. FA BUM after S F. M. Peya To Use Tha Ltgol Notica HERALD Want Ada. Marathon Race Highlights Dog Track Action Bsgsrvsg (and rttlromant account far prefarred capital) TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT! ---------------------- --------TOTAL LiASILITIBS AMD CAPITAL ACCOUNTS------•tsd* bank's capital a o n .l.i. aft • T w tm Prsfarrad stack wttk Total Par Value *f INCOME PROPERTY: A p t bouaa. Nooda repair but good for future ioreatmant. Located Ml So. Park.Are. Sanford — eppoalte Ptrat BapUM Church. LOT* tor m W mi bard Birfeee COUNTRY CLUB MANOR ■alai evailebto from $190 down road: nieely traded: near Mos—aaauaaa WT.ie monthly yard roo cotmt. Phera PA K » . manta. Inquire at effles or FARMER'S AGENCY M. V. Farmer. RenRev D. M. Whitmore Lillian O. Trame . e Nine-Tentha Of A Honan ALSO practically new I room And Two Acrtn realdance at >711 Sanford Art. Convenient to Sanford Naval US B. French Ave. Ffc. FA >4S>1 If yon are handy enough to m i the finlahlag toucher on this almost completed two bedroom home, you can move in right now and enjoy country life on two fertile acres ef land enla ten minutes from city Mmkr All this Jbr $6500. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! It CAPITAL Aocot.vre - Sanford greyhound enthusiast! wlte like those long encounters win bo on hand for tonight's 10th race at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, ■ Grede-T (mixed) threeeights-mile contest Including some ef the finest distance specialists. TIm fast marathon raee will bo the nightcap ef a swift 10-race program spesluf it 1:10. Favored to nab laurels In the 10th la Willing Widow, who draw Use fourth starting position. Also highly regarded In the bet sightcap is Get Shocked. In Use featured ninth race, O. B.*« Medium la ronsldorad host hy morslag Hag odds ef f-te-t. The SJ-pound reddish-tinted miss is •eekteg bar eecexd straight win after postlag i 21.2$-second clock­ ing evor the- flvu-eiiteonlhs-mUo course, fha's alee placed once In four starts sgalnsl top compe­ tition at the local ipoed circle. Another top bound in the head­ liner la Dependable Mock, rated a f-ie-1 shot by early figures. This 77-pounder gate Ike popular twohex for the feature. Also lx the ninth ara -erry Lane, Elegant Mlse, Regbel'e Joy, Ed’s Moray Clip, Artistry and Braky Mstately. Yeung Andtle, probably the beet pup to ever appear at the local club, la slated In tomor­ row's 1Mb race on the maltete slate- Ed's Silver Putty is rated favorite ef Um afternoon's GradsA Mh ract fsatura. Action will start at I p. m. Lagal Notica LOCH ARBOR HOME WITH A VIEW Located on two lots shaded by THREE BEDROOM, 1VB bath home on canal with access to Twenty Three bugs Oaks, this Cbryalsl Lake avaUable now as three bedroom—two bath home owner bas been transferred with tta unobstructed view ef overseas. Low down payment a beautiful lake Is truly SOME­ and assume 4WA F. H. 'A. THING SPECIAL. Among its mortgage of $12,Ml. many extra features ore a Hl-Pi speaker systom, forced ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor air duct bsal la svery room Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc. and ■ two tox Air Coodltionsr. FA I-M91 Atlantic Bank Bldg. If you art looking for an ultra­ LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100* modern boms la e setting typi­ x 149’ ; ona block off New Upfying Central Plorids at Us sale Rd. $090. Phone FA 2-T211 beautiful best, PICK UP THAT after 9:00 P. M. PHONE BIGHT NOWI We are eagei to see your reaction when you inspect this WONDEBPUL HOME. ONLY $14,1M, TERMS W. H. “ BUI" BTEMPER Agency Phone PA I-4M1 11$ N. Psrh BEAL ESTATE DRK'E-IN 2944 French Ave. J; W. HALL Rciitbf “ CaU Hell" Phone FA $-2041 Legal Notica in Tisw e m e t r r c o t b t o r t b b XIVTB JI'DICIAI. CIBCI'IT. IX AXD FOB SBBIXOI.B r O lS T I , FLORIDA. IX CM4XCMBV XO STOP! in to ace our I bedroom W. H. '•Bur' STAMPER Agency 111 N. Park m er t tiled bath homes at Phone FA 2-4M1 BY OWNER: Reasonable terms; SAN SEM KNOLIS 9-bedroom, I bath, large Mvtag 4 Blocks West of French Avenue room and porch, established en 30th Street. lawn, excellent neighborhood. Sanford. TA 1-7400. LOOK! at all tha wonderful fea­ tures la these homes. Tsrrstso LOOKING FOR A LOT? floors—Furred and Plastered "Far Desirable HOMES check" This Is your OPPORTUNITY to walls — Custom built • cabinet these listings at “ THE TIMEinvest In local building lots at work-end Dust-free closetsunbeatable terms. TESTED FIRM." Sample: 93*139 ft. corner lot with 1. GRACIOUS living amongst Or­ city water and sewer 9«09 tot* I -LISTEN! to the price and ange Blossoms. Lovely 4 bodprice with 9M.9S down and $19 terms—$990 Down FHA Flaancroom, I bath home on beau­ por month. Wt have others! ed—Exclusive with tiful, shaded, landscaped Lot, tl producing orange trees, heme W. If. “ BUI" BTEMPER Agency W. H. "BUI" Btemper Agency ultra modem, EM.2M.M Terms. Phone FA I-4MI HI N. Park Realtor * Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. K. Tnffsr I. SOUTH P1NECREST — I bed­ Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper room, kitchen fully equipped^ R O SA L . P A Y T O N Robert F. May. Bert Pilcher, ■ nest desirable home, you'll Registered Real Et'.ato Broker Helen E. Noonan, B. T. McCashUl love the yard, 914.0M.M, can Mary E. Carmen — Leo Solvail Phone FA S-4M1 11* N. Perk 'b e handled with less than B. E. Rogero, Sr Associates Ph. PA 1-1301 17 K at Hiawatha WYNNEWOOD: S BE., Pie. Rm., stove, refriaerator. Air condi­ I. WEST of City on paved Hifhtioner optional. Low payments. HOME SEEKERS way, I bedroom, ivt bath 1410 Stovsas Ave. Like the water? Relax and enjoy borne, Florida room,' new mod­ living In this charming $ bed­ em home In country, ideal for room, Loch Arbor homo, locat­ R A Y M O N D M . B A L L retirement, bargain p r i c e d ed on ■ canal with access to AND ASSOCIATES chain of lakes. The kitchen Real Estate — Insurance completely equipped. Lovely Surety Bonds 4. FOB good older homes,- made Florida room and lifetime tils ef materials scarcely used to­ roof. You may own this borne day and in excellent •riahlithfor only $2290 down and assume ed residential areas, sidewalks, iSiVr VA mortgage balance j/ big oak trees, I end 4 bed­ $12,490, with monthly payments rooms. $10,000.00 to 111,000 00. of $74.90. good terms, let no show you Stenstrom Legal Notica loses « l IICT TITLB FAUX. U VINKS, vn» Plaintiff, SUSANNA HII.DKIIRAKD, tor un. known npouo., heir., devUrt*, r r .n l ..a. creditor* and other part.* rl.lm lng hf, through, ttnd.r or axalnal the .aid Su.anna Hildabrand: nnd CHBHTKIl It McFAHI.AND. his unknown apou.o, helra, dtvlstt*. grant.. . . rredltora and olhar partita rlaltnlnx by, through, und.r or axalnal th* .aid Cbo.tar f unknown apoua*. h .lr., da. vie*.*, gram***, cradltara and •Ik.r pa rti., claiming by, Ibrounh, und.r nr ag aln .l tha aald Hu.anna Hlld.hrand; and CIIKSTKR R. McKAKI-AND, h i. unknuwa apoua., h .lr., d.vlM .a, xra n l*.., cradltara and olhar partita claiming by, Th* Board of County Commie* through, undar or agaln.t th* •Inner. of Scmlnclc County Flor­ gold C h t.l.r R. McFarland. ida will r e c i t e bide at lb* office TOC, AND BACH OF TOU, ARK of David M. Ualchal, Clerk, In tk« RliqCIIIKD la ftla an an .w tr with Courthouee la taaferd, Florida up iba Clark af ilia circuit Court of to »:•# P, U„ Janaary t l, t i l t far lb* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and Ika fallowing placa of *<iulpmantt far Seminal* County, Florida, and Ona l-cyllndar, >4 ton pick-up In a .r r . a rnpy nr .uch an.w tr truck (dark graaal aqalpptd upon lb* plaintiff or plaintiff* with: aitorntya, llnrr.il A Bourland. Automatic Iran.ml.aloe whoa* addra.a la SIT N. Mala No-spln dlfferantlal Olraat, Urlando, Florida, on tha li* * -il. combination mud-lread, 11th day af F.bruary, Ufa, la a 4-ply lira fTowa 'S Countrytult fllrd aaaln.t you .ntlllad type) oa wld# rlma en roar PAUL L VINKS. Flalallff, va. S itf.ll 4-ply lire* (etaadard PCHAN.VA HILDKIIRAND, *1 al... tread, alaadard rim.) aa fraat d .r.n ia n t., w b .r.la tha plaintiff aad apart » na.h. lb* d.t-r*# of th* Court H.ater quitting tha lltlt la tha plalatifr Faam rubb.r aaal aad back ** agaln.t you and aaob af you Turn otgn.la ta IAa rallewlug-da.crlbae placa, till bath air flltor areal or iraol af laad, lying and Oil filter .la g la Xamlnola County, Flor­ Rear bumper ida, mart particularly da.trlb.4 Bidder# man .tala dal* af de­ at fallow*, la.w ilt livery. W it * f BI* at m r q *r i w v Paymaal will b* mad* m full Xaatlaq SI, Tawaablp St upon delivery , South. Rang* St Kaat Bid n u ll be aatlAed ta s W'lTNBdg my kaad aad qfflelal aealed envelop* plainly marbtd aa aaal af lb* aald Court at Xqafard, th* auialdat Bid Far Piek-up Aomin.I. Coaaty, Florida, Ibis ISth Truck, Open January SI, Iff*. Bid* will be opened at a meat,M * lag to b* held la tb* Cauaty DAVID W. OATCHKI. Comml.eloa mnettaw roam a* a* Clark of tk* circuit Court January Sf. ISO*. By t Marika T. v ik l.a John Krider. Cbalrmaa aa Dtpuly Clark Hoard of Cauaty CommitHarrall * Bourlaad aleaara Attara.y at U w aenferd, Florida \ t i t N. Bala St. nrUada, Flarlda curb Clrrult caart Fuhllah Jan. It, tt. f f g Fab. S. Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTYE D. SMITH Associates II N. Park Fb. FA $-1420 BASS FEVER ? ? Excellent Hom esites ON LAK E S. C. A. W hiddon, Sr. BROKER u t a tk o r rt.om DA. t o : 202 Se. Perk Ave. Ph FA I-9MI VIOLA MULL. W ho*, r.ildta e* and nddr.sa la uakanwn. TOU ARK HICniSBT NOTIFIKD. at linoHBVKLT HKLI, baa Mad * . .n r a complaint aaaln.t yna) being a ault for dlvorr* la Ibn Clrrult Court of S.m lnnl. County, Florida, at Sanford. Florida, and you ara h .r.l.y required In fit* p.r.on ally or by altarn.y with lb* llanorahl* Darld natch.t. iMerk af our aald Court, at Hanford, Flor­ ida. your wrlttro ritfttiM. It any you Kara to lb# Complaint flltd In aald cauad aaaln.t you, and to D .f.nSaal. file a copy thoroof with Iba un. TO AFFB4B d.ratenod attorn.y, by tbo Stli day STATICXOTICB OF FLORIDA TO: at February A. D. 1SSS; HKItKIN A.VXIK B. KLLISO.V fall not or iudam .nl will h. Matron A v.nu . randar.d a g .la .t you by default. Irrtf m . burgh IS. P.nn.yUanla leKAt.i Tou ara h .r.b y aotlflod that a David B. o n e . I , Clark hill a f complaint for dlvorr* baa H>: Joan M. Wllko. DC. h»»a flltd axalnat you, aad you n. w. War*, Attara.y for a r. required la aarv* a aopy af Plaintiff. yaur a a .w .r or plaadlnx la th* r. n. Be* Isis bill o f complaint nn lb . plaintiff* altarn.y Pant C. Parking 147 W e.i Hnulh niraat. Orlando. Florida, and fll* th* orlelaat A n .w .r ar plann­ ing In Ikg o ff lea at Iba Clark af tha Circuit Court an ar b.fora Fri­ day. Fabraary If. if**.. If you fall lo do to Judgment by dafault will b . takan aaaln.t you fur the ra­ il.f d.m and.d la tk* bill af tarnplaint. DONB AND ORDRRRD at Baa. fard, B.mlnol* County. Florida, thla ISIS* Cay af January, IMS. (ORAL) DAVID M. OATCHKI. Clark o f tkt Clrault Court By Martka T. Vlfcl.n, DC Paul C. Parkin, f4T Want South Xtr.nl Orlando, Florida Atlarnay far F lalallff Publl.h Jan. t l, SS, IS 4 Fab. I. W Three large lots, approximate!* Tt ft. x 400 It. on beautiful clear eeduded lake, 'paved mad frontage, excellent f l a k i n g . $1,000 oach with terms.'(Bring money and fishing pole). S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIBM 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA MlM READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY VBBDRuOM. I bath, kltchefl •quipped, Florida room. Largs lot. CaU FA 2-9432. t Will Lad IT. Weak SS. Draamwald Sabdlvlalaa, accord lag te Publle Xarord. o f Samlaala County, Flarlda. lo g .tk .r with the faraliara and farataklaga located ax IS* Said pramlaeg. aad ran ar* harsby required t* file year wrltlaa appearaac*. dafaanea. ar ahjactlaaa ta aald FallUae wltbla M d a ft altar tb* ftrtt ptblleattaa baraaf. BbauM yea fall tkarala, iasraa w ill ba aat.red In due .aaraoi apaa ante P.llllaa, Witaaaa my band and aaal af •aid Caart at Saafard. eemlnal* Cauaty. Florida, thla B B day e f Publish Jd a .a rr U , SS, INS. ifts s s . •. W T ia n ? tcTcV m L*W P > V<“. — y u I . i o • " -!» !• « ~ lr .W H ! f OfltUtOA BITTER HURRY! O N L Y * 1 LEFT Janiiary, l»4*. (SEAL) DAVID M. OATCHKI. Clark of Clrault Court Byt Martha T. vihltn Dapatr Clark XTBPHKN B. MAO TAR Attorney far Flalallff Sll Na. Main Strati Orlande, Florida. Before Prices Go Up HOMES Not la* la hereby glvaa te aerordaaa* with Sactlea S af iba lag Hagalatlaa* that Martha stapbaa. ban r.qa.atad • -T*#“ mil to aulld aad a p .ra u g aaadwlek ahap aa Ika fallawlag rrlbed praperlyi Lot #4, Packard* Addtllea I* Midway. FablU hearing will ba bald la (be Samlaala Cauaty Court ta*. Cauaty Cammlaainntr* r4*m, Wednesday. February t, IS** •it* F. M. ar aa aaau tberaafter aa paaelbl*. Samlaala Coaaty Saalag Oammlaalaa By Itaberl S. Brow* Samlaala Cmtaty Saalag Director TO TAL PRICE RENOVATION SPECIAL • orl < �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 19. Boats and Molorn 15. Special Servlcnn (ir l TV and RADIO REPAIR at * It FT. ALUMINUM Feslhcr Craft fiihlni and »i» « l boat S:M nlable and weekend*; San*125. KM French Avenue. fort. Lake Mary aad Longwte. FA 1-im aad FA MttS. ..i£ a® Fri.. Jan. 15, 1W0— Paga 9 22. Artietoa For Bala Ifn ll ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sad-proof bottom rail with plastic and*. PlaiUe or rayoa tapes. Cottoa or iylon cords. •A-DAY LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Vospt Motor Scooters ’55 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. Heater A Laws Mower Service new W/W Tires, radio and TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen West Country Club Rd. FA 2-793 hrater, SM8. FA 34TI8. •quipped, Largo corner lot. SAW SEPTIC TANK SERVICE down and assume payments. Sines 1941 FA l-TMi after 5:00 P, M. A. HARE DEBARY NOrUi 9 4422 KOrth 1-4711 SALE or TRADE; MS6 MG - A, e a c e 11e n t condition, 11,150. FA 14144 A U T O G LA SS THE SHAD Senkarik Glann and Paint Co. 111-114 « . lad St o ai FA 1-Ull VISTA Gta Range, apartment else, til. 114 Shannon Dr. GOOD Used Appliances and TV's, Oormly, Inc., Third A Palmetto. THE USED CARS IN S T A L L E D Windshield BackGlass 1951 STUDEBAKER hardtop VI. L oot Glass VentGlass Fbona FA 3-M45. SERVICE Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. 1959 Chevrolet 2-DR.. 9 cylinder, It: 114 W. Bid St. FA 3 4992 leal than 9.000 milts, no rust INCOME TAX SERVICE WOMEN to work In meat packing WILLIAM H. MURRAY plant. Apply H1-Flavor Meats, Tuikawtllow Rd., Near Oviedo. 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 1-1194 No phone information. ' ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hud billa, and programs, ate. Prigresatva nintlng Co. PhoM FA SJML909 West 13th St. M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED MODEM RUG CLEANERS SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER XU Bias Ruga And Wall To Wall EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO- Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. DUCTS. APPLY Dt PERSON 1 Week Service F t FA 9-T4IT TO HUNT LINCOLN USE* ti CURY, INC., 199 N. PAL­ Sew ing M ach. Repairs METTO. ALL MAKES A MODELS 104 So. Park (14 hr. set.) RETAIL Building Material Outaide Salesman, soma a^arlanca In building materials necessary. Write qualifications to Bon B, e/o Sanford Herald.__________ HAVE OPENING Mr ref aithIs 1 n orm with good ear lor partt e a work (mm 3:00 'til 1:99 P. M., Mondays through Fri­ days. Write Boa F. V., t j • day LOST: Female Welmaraner, vac cination no. 1119, tag no. It5, Answers to “ Misty". REWARD. George C. Harden, FA 15741. anywhere. Will accept car for equity or cash, taka over pay­ ments. See at Holler Motor Sales. MISSING three month old black *59 SIMCA 4-dr. RAH .... 91395 and while female Boston Bull I '57 PODGE 3-dr. hardtop .. 31303 . Finder plaaie call FA 1-4M9 b « '57 CHEVY 4-dr., 1,400 miles 31103 or FA 3-4999. REWARD, '57 CHEVY 4-dr., ooo owner 91399 ’Si FORD .Station Wagon . 91195 “Pinnae, kite MMtte, you'va '59 BUICK 4-dr., Air Cond. 91495 '59 FORD 14 ton pickup .... 9995 '55 CHEVY 4-dr., Bel Air .. 9995 General lawsnea '55 DODGE 4-dr. Royal, nice *995 UTO ■ FIRE • Wt ’53 NASH Rambltr 1-dr. H.T. *295 Old Lina Slack '30 DODGE Convertible .... *195 HOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby MARY CARTER TAINTS Beds. Day. Week or MoolA*90 PLYMOUTH 4-dr........... 9195 World’! Largest Gallon FURNITURE CENTER BUY ONE GAD­ MOST CARS llflO French Ave. GET ONE FREE VERY WELL EQUIPPED FA t u n Hi. »A 2-T953 Raymond M. Ball 301 W. l i t St. Ph. FA M Sominoln Co. Motors Agent FA 2-0914 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 919 E. First St. ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred 22. Articles For Bain 319 So. Park A W. L. HARMON Rolf, 391 Magnolia Place, De^ FA 1-1911 V PH. FA 3-4X23 After g P. M. WILL TRADE 1950 Chevrolet, todor sedan, excellent condition, SINGER PORTABLE to respon­ Bary — one block south ad Bnfor pickup truck. FA I-4T35 af­ terprisn Rd. NO 9-4413. sible party in this vicinity. H BATIN G ter 4:00 P. M Taka over ■ payments of $3-42. H. B. POPE CO. Two ynar guarantee remaining. 9991. Farit - FA M * Write Boa AA, a/a Biafnrt IterTV PICTUU1 TUBE SPECIAL 4T x M’ Gnat Lake* I bdrra. For t weeks aniyl carpeted, air aondithmed, cabanIT la. (accept oomo na. Park Ave. Trailer Ct., Lot portables) *3.50 71. Reasonable. a kL gttjo at to. 941.50 AM t o t e have t 1 year guarantee. LLOYD’S RADIO A TV AM Sanford Ave. Ph. FA I-9T9I uper Hooper 15-A Bnauty Pariora REDWOOD Cedar eloaat, like m w , 990. 419 Rosalia Dr. (cot­ tage). V DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP 1999 Adtmn Pfe. FA ‘ MB Jenkins Plumbing . A A lt COromOMDIG CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ft low Sanford Ava. FA 3-9999 Plum bing W IL S O N - M A IE R & Repmiiw 1957 FORD OUR PRICK FA 9-1490 at HOLLER'S! CHECK THESE PRICES — YOU'LL SEE WHY 58 CHEVROLET Bd Air Fordor V-8 - Radio and Haaler • Automatic TraiutmUnion - Beautiful Tilton* Finish • Spotlnnn Interior * * * * *1995 SA V E 58 CHEVROLET Fordor - Thrifty 6 Cylinder Motor • Standard Tran namlaaion • Flawleda Tutonn Finish ONLY * * * « *1545 SAVE * N AVY AND NEW COM ERS TO SA N F O R D Used furniture, appliance*, toots ate. BausM-SoU Larry’s Mari Mi l a t e Ava. Ph. FA H 1B 9 mlaaloft - Fully EQuippnd Including Powar Htnnring * 9 * 1 *1895 *A V E I H 461 Got LotsOf Kids? * * * 57 CHEVROLET “810“ Fordor SUtion Waffon . Thrifty • Clyinder Eaffina. Standard “ alon • Radio and Haatnr Ftowtona Tutonn Ftotoh - *1595 * * * * SA V E f i l l 56 CHEVROLET Sporta Sndan Y l * Radio and' Hnatar • Automatic Tranamlaalon • SpnrkUi Ftatok and Whita SMnwal Ttriaa - Parfant Throughout . SoM With An “OK” Warranty m m mra _ ■any G.M.A.C. Fiaanclag. *1395 1959 CHEVROLET #S A V E # New A Used Furniture snd Appliances 9 58 BUICK Ctona hitnrlor WELCOME * ONLY Radtn and Henter, N .A .D .A . Rook Prim »1SM - Furniture • BIO VALUES • 1UICK CREDIT •EASY TERM! WE GIVE TOP VALUE, (TAMPS Hnoting SATURDAY • Paaanngnr Country Sedan Y-R with Ford-O-Matto. AIR CONDITIONING, Power Steering and Brahaa, New A Used Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Plata To BUY, SKIi. or T1ADE Be Lovelier WMB P ninsiiuJ 4M Sanford Ava. cum m o v in g ... REWARD (or return ut key, credit cards A check book taken from N. C. car Doc. M. No queitiona aiked. Phone FA 2-271B, ’TIL BABYSITTING h x w n in tf... Kingawood I Paaanngnr Station Wagnti, Factory AIR CONDITIONING, Power Btnnring and Brakaa, Radi* and Rnalnr, V-8 Raginn, Groan and Whita wRh Whita SMnwal Time. Son M aad Drive It Now! « JOHNSON U X. F. eleotrio ■•tor; Peltaaa traitor: 14 ft. •lap bottom runabout; FA EMU after 9:00. Gateway To The Waterway Your EV1NRUDK Dealer COLLECTORS ITEM Robeon Sportlag Goods ROOFING, Gutters, Rpouttof, >44 K. lit. Pb. FA M Rnaf Repain, Palatto*. Cement A Carpenter Work. General Mercury Outbeard Motors Hoato Rapain. 19 yn . KneriWOODRUFF MARINE anea. Vary Low Rates. Poona 9401 Franck Ava. FA 1-199S FA A1979. *1695 I 1953 BUICK SPECIAL 4th Addition Spactal 4-Dr. Sndan. Dyne flow Traaam Union, Now 2 8 ,0 0 0 Actual M ilas V A - FHA F H A In Serrie# Conventiontl Financing i * * « 54 CADILLAC All Factory Air Conditioning • Extra dean OPEN D o w n P a y m e n ts L ow a s $425 FRIDAY NITES ’T IL 8:00 ALL DAY SATURDAY You «bb movn la lmmndlataly while the ptpers a n M i g proeeaMd. Wn Guarantnn Pnraonal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Homo Foy The Firat Year — Or Your Down Paytnant And Cloaing Coat Will Ba Cheerfully Refunded.. SAVE *895 GOOD DEAL TRUCKS 47 DODGE SAVE ■ 56 GMC <*><U>’Tmruhupn 1:1'il. •"]1' tffl-. . -- „r. 1 -.. . ,1,r* SAVE lad ft Pafmatta II, C. U t FA M S I ! Ofc. P A : a mi # “62” Ftontwood Fordor Sndan • Including Y o u r C r e d it i s g o o d o n a n y o f t h e s e C a n ' m I rudor • Antnoaatto White SidnwaN Tima. Aebnotata* Perfect. 1 * t Hatha I w. ra w IT. — s te tte B B i �" T“~ ,V .r.^frr:r...,--r7.-:-------- ~ - — - - ..^ f v r-------— =_ ., J m ; o t SSh 3feW iy■’■*- *,"-r*t v ■+'■: '> v <><t ■■••ijv' f c s i i - >s V- V .‘"’■'Vr •.:v •• " ■’*» - .,j ;i •■■■ J'.v • ■ HOM I OP 3 BOOM O BO U PIM O S 9 :0 0 A .M . SALE STA R TS F R ID A Y BONUS I OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL 10 P .M . THBEE BOOMS Gift W orth FUBNITUBE A m 1 With Of Purchoso T h i s 3 Room W orth G ift Your Group THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE £ 0 1 With our _?•> •. I r! « / 1 * ’ Purchckc O f T h i i BONUS t With 3-Room SUPER DELUXE Gift W orth IM T Mk % i i * j U N Purchase Of This 3-Room Group I \m 4 ONLY 3 ONLY 2 ONLY ^^* 10-Pc. » 10-Pc. *• | 4-Pe. Living Room Group Bedroom Suite SOFA SUITE 5 ONLY Bedroom Suite ooMPun* W ITH zzz— MATTBE81 AND MATCHIN*; $ f 1 0 9 5 ■ ■ M DOS ’ 8 9 ” ; ftPUNos E A S Y TERMS coast u • • to • r 8 9 ” M A N Y M O N T H S TO P A Y ! coast . . . . a tm Hw f 7881 \ 17-92 N orth k .[ ‘ U, S. Hwy 19 h ( J .f 1 JiAHi V'C- �/ .e>.. . . . r T NAS Men Kfled In Wreck The ear's driver, Donald Van Goethrn, ADS. was taken to Orange MeulU.al Hospital where he was in improved condition this morning. Van Goethen of Iron River, Mich., was first put on the critical list. The three sailors treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and then transferred to the NAS dis­ pensary w e r e L l o y d Frost, ADJAM, of Gray, Ky., David Earl Vaughn of Henrietta, Okla., and Hugh O'Connor of Dayton, Ohio. None of those were in serious Galloway said he had never seen condition. All six men were In a car damaged like the ill-fated VAH-11. In another accident a Its e-yeardeath auto. Two lallora were killed and four .^Injured when their car hit a power . thla tide of lb« Lika Monroe Bridge early Sunday morning. Bobby G. Riddles, A.N., af Oklahoma City, Okla. was killed •o the spot when the ear misted a turn and ran into the polo on IT-02. James P. Morgan, A.N., of Priteh, Texas, waa dead on ar­ rival at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. County Constable J. Q. Galloway called the accident toa^volvlng the Sanford NAS based '“ sailors the wont bo had ever old Sanford boy hit by a ear here Sunday was In eritieal condition at Orange Memorial Hospital to­ day. David P. Bach, III Holly Ave. was bK when be rode his blcyrla out of an alley and Into the path of a car at 700 Third St., police said. The ear driven by James H. Parramore of lilt French Ave. was going IS-20 m.p.h. David suf­ fered head injuries. Ne arrests were made. AROUND THE STATE At least IT other persons died in highway tccidenta during the weekend, the Slate Patrol report­ ed. Pauline Brock, lt-year-eM Tren­ ton resident, wee killed In Jack­ sonville Saturday whan the car hi which she wea riding bit a tree and overturned. Frank Dixon, M, of Crystal River, died In an accident late Friday three miles seat af hie home en State Road 44. Randall Raker, twe-year-hld New Smyrna Beach boy. waa killed tbs seme day near his home. Two Orlando Negroes were kill­ ed Saturday nlgfk and two ethers injured when their ear went off a road near Orlando end overturned six times. Killed in the crash were Robert Wreckage Afterm ath Lee Solomon, ti. and General Walker, » . The Highway Patrol said the car in which they died was going 100 miles an hour when it overturned. Dorothy Jean Knowles, N, af West Palm Beach, drowned Satur­ day night when the ear in which she waa a passenger plunged through a bridge railing and Into a canal near West Palm Beech. Domingo Sanebaria Bones. Mysar-old Puerto Rican, was struck and injured fatally by a tec sai State Road 10 early Sunday. Another pedeetrisn, R o b e r t Moultrie, about 40. wee killed by a car near Riveria Reach Satur­ day night. WEATHER: Partly tloudy through Tuesday. Chance o f scattered showers tonight. High todny in the upper 70'a, Low tonight in the 60'g United Prana Leased W in Established 1908 MONDAY, JANUARY 18. I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPl) - Stock prices at I p. m.: American T ft T .............. HH American Tobicc* ............ lOTVt Bethlehem Meal ....... J1H c ft o ............................. aa Chrysler ............................. Oi*i Curtiss . Wright ................ »Vi DuPont ............ Ml Esstmsn Kodak ................. 1M Ford Motor ....................... M General Electric ................ 32‘ * General Motors ................. Graham '• Paige ................ it* Inti. TfcT .......................... 34 Kris ...... lH -m Lortllard............................. *»« Minute Maid ....................... l»vt mu Penney ......... 14H Penn RR ...... , 4H Royal American . 40H Sears Roebuck .. 4PI Standard Oil (NJ) at* Studabaksr........... *3>v U. «. Steel ......... loots Wentiaghouse Rl. Residue Problem To Be Discussed JA Y C E E Dr. Lae Kerwin shows out-of-towners M n . Robert Rise ( l if t ) sad fam ily and M n . O. J. Ashley Jaytee awarda ever the y e a n during the aiNH house heM at.th e Japans laU ding, or Frame* Ave. ^esterdaf. / * . . . Pesticide residue problsms to hetetoate County aritt be discussed fa t a moating o t j:M p.aqi. tonight to to* Courthouse, C a t a t y Agaat Cecil Tucker said today. The highlight of (ho masting will ha a penal discussion on the problem, totting an tha panel will ha Jim Irofdoo, enteoeion atom*logist tor tha University of Flor­ ida: Dr. John Wilson, vlco-dlraetor to charge «f tha Central Florida Experiment Station, C. M. Jayc m Week ia Sanford otarUd with a bang yesterday Van MkMalsm. associate biochem­ tor to* Florida Agricultural aa more than 100 oounty rwidonta and thoir families vioitad ist Experiment Station and Mason tha JaycM building en French Av*. Marvol, assistant State Vegetable However, tho first visitor at Um doora whan tbs building Crap Specialist. opened at l p.m. waa a Wollmoro, Ky. rwidont who said *T Thera will alw bo a film on wish our town had auch a (only facility for its Junior Cham- to* subject nod n question and answer parted. Meanwhile tha Florida P ee Ilf id* Tba woman, Mrs. Robert Rlw Technical Committee today asked and bar three shildrea toured tha the U. J. Department of Agricul­ building with a Mood, Mrs. O. ture te label aa poison any Insect J. Ashley af Daytooa Beach. killer containing parethion. Conducting tha tour waa Dr. Dr, Vincent Stewart, state rbamLw Korwis, ehairmsa of the lat and chairman of tb* group, tho federal agency to Joyce* officials termed the HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UFl) - A asked ita regulations te require day’a festivities a "brilliant sue- M-year-oid mother who hod boon poison and the skull and s to tha labeling af all Joyces week w i l l cwttou* under psychiatric car* apparcoUy throughout tho wwk sad will and want berwrt today, shnottog to pwtteidea aoottatog tha chemical. Saturday night with an awards death bar husband and tof at aon dinner when the outstanding young farmer, teacher, sailor and childres. young man af the eommuaily * Police said tha ehildrw will bo fetod. shot aa they lay to thoir bads. Other highlights of the wwk will af lham war* to arttical tociudo'on epee board af direc­ Three tor* mealing at 1:M p. m. Tues­ condition at a hospital. Dead warn Lawrence R. Hall, day and ao address by Judge TALLAHASBRR (UPl) — Isa­ Vdli* Williams al the awards ban­ about SB, an associate to a la. i nti President Dewey Johnson and aurvayiag firm, ood bio 4-month quet Saturday night Ka Dux Ktea loader BUI Hendrix old mm, Kenneth. Ia critical condition at Memor­ are expected to announce far gov* ial Hospital war* Curtis, S, Mary m a r this week bringing tha Raid Jew I. and Christa, I. Another far the Democratic primary to 10. Two former iteta bouse speak­ child, Judy. U waa reported to ers, C. Ferris Bryant of Ocala good cMdUtoa after a bullet aid Tad David af Hollywood, an grased her. Mrs. S, T. Hall, principal of the Police held tha mother, Martha, nouaced their candidacy Saturday. Joknaoa, af Qutoey, has said ha county's vocational school ter Hall, to Jail pending tovaatigaUw adult education died Saturday Officers said aha was to "a had wiH declare his Intentions Wednes­ moratog ia lemtools Memorial ■tel* af shock" end bad te be put day nr Thursday. Friends have pre­ dicted ha will run. Hendrix, of under sedation. Hospital. Oidsmsr. said be will announce Mrt. HaB, « . a native of Okla­ his candidacy al a Klan rally to homa City, Okla., came to San­ Arcadia Baturday. ford to lalT sod began teaching Other* who had announced for public schools ia the city. geransar before tha wwkaad wars Far Um past wvsa years she Willis Redding, a Sanford Nagn, Mala leas. Doylo B. Carlton Jr., has been affiliated with the vo­ ■tola $20* from a Forest City gro­ of Vsudwto, Fred O. Dickinson cational school program. She was a member af the First cery store proprietor whoa tho m u of Wool Palm Beach. Hereto BelMothodint Church, Sanford Pilot luraed his bark, the Sheriffs offtee sac af Banifay, termer circuit Judge Jobs McCarty af Fort Club and Saminol* County Educa­ said today. Sheriffs deputies sold that Rad- Fierro, Jacksonville Mayor Haytional Association. Mrs. Hall la survived by a dtog delivered asm* produce it too don Burns, sod tho Rov. George daughter, Mrs. R. C. Young af Feraat City Little Gleet “ * A Mown*, Winter Park. Norfolk: a son, Gordon S. Han Stare ood drove off to Us truck of Chicago, 1U., a brother. Glean after pock*Hag tha money. Redding took too Winter Gardes Starling af Lakeland and two route sad waa stepped aad hold grandchildren. Funeral services will ha con­ by Winter Gardao Suites Mill ducted at I p. m. Tuesday at tha deputise arrived. He waa ehargad Two boys reposted missing from Oakland Shore* Sunday wore pick Brinson Funeral Horn* with Rev. with grand tommy. od m hr i depute who remember­ T. C. O'Maw officiating. ed matog tee hoy* end their dog. Burial will fellow to Oskis wo U i v i n r Scen t Daptey L. J. Kris gat tha deaMemorial Fork. IheriL's deputtee s r r s i l a f •ripttea of Gary Goreacho, O f Charles R. Knight, n Mawalte Ava. sod Lw McIntosh, Cham ber T o M eet re. Frida: Friday night Maitland Are., both af M Cousff with tenvtog too deal and totvtog .. • . arrested after he rid*- lT-dt Mar too Mevtelaad Drive.ln ad ? :m » p. as today at toe Oviedo City Hall. Ft Fro*. Baa F. Ward Jr. ewtoad a car w W. 13th It., to* Ha drove out aad picked ttitgn up News Briefs Large Crowd Attends Jaycee Open House Usury Charge CHICAGO (UFl) — Rap. Albert m Esina (D AIe.) ehargad today that toe administratin'* "hard saoaey" policy has forced mortgage totoreet rates up clow to to# level af nsery. Rains, chairman af tbs Houae oubaommittM on housing, said he will explore this issue at bagrlaga next week ga Ms emergency hawtog bill. N azism H it ^ BERLIN (UPl) — Three thou* and West Berlin studenls pledged themselvas today at a rally to right all signs of a Nasi rebirth to school* and colleges. The stu­ dents, rallying before a monument erected to (he victims et Nasism, carried a banner reading *‘Against Nasism and AnU-wmltism'* in the second student demonitratiw bars sine* Christmas. . GOP Only , WASHINGTON (UPII -P rsildent Elsenhower today seemed likely to reject demands that ho take along Democrats w hi* for­ eign travels, particularly his June trip to Russia. Tbs White House announced that the Chief Ksaculive, who flow back lala Sunday from a quail hunting weekend in southwest Georgia, would make a today visit to lb* Soviet Union Juno to-ie. K illian Gets Post TALLAHASSEE (UFl) - Altar' ney William B. Killian ossumed the post as chairman of the Florida Road Board today with “determi­ nation to make this the greatest road building year la our state’s history." Gov. LcRoy Collins Satur­ day appointed Killian to succeed m Joe Grotegut as chairman af the road board. Grotegut resigned to accept a post with tha Row Prim­ ing Co. of Tallahassee. Service Probe WASHINGTON (UFl) -T h e Sen­ ate Armed Services Committee trill open a probe Tuesday into charges that vital dafanw pro­ grams have suffered from budget carving. Chairman Richard R, •^Russell (D-Ga.) said tha commit^ tee will look into the "desirability and practicability" af apaodtog missile programs, "to order to narrow what has been described a* the "missile gap.' ’’ Town Council M eet . win finish aft last week's A at their meeting ia the fire haii TAB ft ti Hollywood Mother Kills Hubby, Son Stale Governor's Race 'Thickens' Vocational School Principal Dies Mon Foces Count On Grand Lorconcy Missing Boys Found By Deputy Ike Sends Congress Giant Spending Program Budget Urges New Postal Hike 1 WASHINGTON (UPl) — Presi­ dent Elicnhowcr sent Congress to­ day a "pay our own way” budget geared to the biggest tax collec­ tion year in history and the fattest Treasury surplus since loti. Ha proposed a ITS,SIS,000,000 spending program which envision­ ed: —A boom year for business and personal income. ■—No las cut thla year, but a M.iM.oou.ooo surplus be hoped could pave lb* way for tax relief later — possibly in* INI. —A rrackdown on tax cheats. /—A new haU-cant a gallon boost to gasoline taxes. ... . —New ptetal ref* tojrsssovmeluding n flvo-cent tetter end' so sight-cent airmail atamp. —Doubled spare spending with ■ hope of rocketing the first Ame­ rican into space to 1M1. —A 41 billion dollar defense program, with toe accent shift log to missiles. In the treib of a Democratic Congress to aa eteetton-year mood to expand programs, Eisenhower proposed whittling a number af federal social welfare activities. He phrased his philosophy this way: "I believe our people have the determination le hold expenditures In check, to pay (hair own way without borrowing from thalr chilren, to choose wisely among prio­ rities, and to match sound public policy with private Initiative." litre is how the budget for (Jve INI government bookkeeping year that begins July 1 stacks up against estimated spending to the current 1000 year, in billions of dollars! 1M0 1041 Receipts 73.0 M.O Spending 73.4 73 3 Surplus 3.3 42 Biggest single spending item is defense — 41 billion dollar#. The national objective — "peace with Justice for all peoples." "Our hop*." the President mid, "ia that tha heavy burden af arm­ aments on tha world may bo light­ ened. "But wa should mrt delude our salvsa. In this ere af nuclear wea­ pons and Intercontinental missiles disarmament must be safeguarded and verifiable. H u problems to achieving this . . .are tremendous. Yet we must face Lp to them prob­ lems for the only alternative ia a world living m the edge at disas­ ter." W inter Festival Slated Feb. 6 Plans for the All-Souls Catholic Church Winter Festival will be dis­ cussed at a meeting of committee chairman tonight at 1:30 at the new parish house. Committee tbairmsn for this year's festival to be held Fob. 4 are Mr*. Helen CoaeUntto*, Robert Creator and Betty Callao. Lake Mary Gets New Reporter Mrs. Birger Waster will repiaee Mrs. Ida May BJoblom si Lake Mary correspondent tor U m Banford Herald. Mn. Waster, who received Journalism training while attend­ ing school to Lakeland lias baoa a resident of Lake Mary far tea past ala years. Mrs. Sjobtom resigned aa cartea to Health Center Gets OK The Florida Development Commiaaion sintl Public Health Department todny gnve their approval for the conatructinn of the new |100,000 health center on French Ave. Architect John Burton repurled this morning that bids on the project will Im opened Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. in the cmirthmtee and work will atari within two weeka after the bid letting. Board To View Plans For Jail Winter, Park architect Jamas Gambia Rogers will present,'plans far the new county Jail to tha Court? ■Uomuftsritei tomorrow. Gambia, who conducted a pre­ liminary study oa county Jail needs early last year, was se­ lected by the board to' submit plsns to contract form. Cost at tha jail is exported to be approsimately $700,000. The commission also will salecl ■ board of msdlcal examiners for the county at Ha regular meeting tomorrow. Four Children Killed in Mishap STEVENSON, Ala. (UPl) - At least four school children were killed and st least eight critically injured when a school bus and a freight train collided airly today rt a rural crossing. Tha driver, Charles Beavers, was injured but not critically. Twa of the dead and two at the injured were believed to ha niece* and nephews of the driver. The bulk of the bus wreckage was found under tha Southern Railway train. Tha bus hsd been taking the children to a grade and high school rt Stevrnson, Just south of tha Tennessee border to the northsi si corner of Alabama. The ac­ cident occurred between Um small towns af Facklar and Stevenson, northeast rt ScoMsboro, Ala, The health center w|ll bn located b*> tween Eighth and Ninth St*, on Hwy, 17-92. The county'* new health director, Dr. Clyde Brother* will be on hand for thg bid opening. Rrothera waa named to tho 88,800 ft year poat by tho board of county com­ missioners at their meeting last Week. Arson Hinted As County H it By Rash Of Fires Fires- raged throughout tha county over the weekend and araoti la respected. la lw* rt them, Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben­ son said town marshal Uus Saw­ yer suspects arson to two Cassel­ berry Ere* that flared up about II .a. m. and 1:M p, m. Satur­ day. Sawyer ia atill Investigating their caiise. Flames roared TO feet high to the Casselberry fire Saturday af­ ternoon. Tb* blase between Seminote Blvd. and Sunset Dr. burned M acres rt woodland and smoke billows were visible 10 miles away. Six fire trucki from Longwood, Alla monte Springs and Casaelharry fought the blase which scorched half the tall pines in Ilia area. Ranger Robert Leverelt said the blase was one of Ut* hottest h« had ever fought. Several times tha flames Jumped a 33 yard awath. No sooner was this fire under control than Casselberry'* fire truck rushed across 17-32 wbsro another solemn rt smoko waa ris­ ing. White Miete two fires were go­ ing on a Lake Mary Fire Dept, crew was stamping out soothsr four acre flare-up oo 1T-H Just behind Movieland Drive-in. Tha Lake Mary volunteer* earlier an­ swered two calls on brush fires which bunted about two acres to Kavcnns Park. after about 3* Forest City. Lavefrtt laid ho knaw children sat that Era, If ranger Robert Gray ate art a tore* ear* 43 Saturday. , : * High wind# a spread Samoa over * south rt Longwood'e Markham Hd. Sunday. Forest ranger* taught the Maas with a treater sod wutop tanker. They are *UR tovaitigob tog the cauae. ‘Littla’ Sparks Set Minor Blaze Soma little Sparks eauaad ■ mate tress fire Sunday. > Police reported that B. L. gparha* children ware playtog with o algoretlo lighter at their H4 French Av*. homo whan thop art fire Is a had. Shuffleboard Play Mora (has-$3$ Florid* are trying thoir skill oa tb* Foal Mellon Park shuffleboard today. 11m laaford Tsarist Shuffleboard alub Invited fanciers from 33 north ood central Florida citias ta Jain tha tournament. , Symphony Performs Here Tuesdai The Florida Symphony Orches­ tra under the direction rt Hsory Mairr will conduct two aonesrta to Sanford tomorrow. Maser waa aooductar af Um W. Va. Symphony tor II years. Ho will load tha arcbtatra to a youth concert at tha sivte sertat at 3:43 p, as. and ‘papa* concert al 1:13. Both concert* are Jointly spon­ sored by Ih* Sanford-DsBary En­ tertainment Asaa. sad IA* City Recreation Department. The Florida Symphony Consort ticket! are tha only reaorva tickets available. Mutual concert tickets will be honored af the door but will not give lb* Rckst bolder a reserved aart. Chaster Raarick, oo-cbslrmaa af the Entertainment association also announced today that mem­ ber* rt the group wtM oi era for IMS at Rh owe day sight. Other programs to bo by Um ooforUtoasost association will bo Um RoUtoa Players Fob. S aod Um Joes Ureas donas oa* pony, Mar. a . M ih* evening auuoml taamr- aaw, (ha mvbaatre rtM ytop a Lak* Mary residents with news varied selection af daisies! and Items ara asked to rail Mr*. scml-claaslcal works ranging from Waster al FA S-1BM. � 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 15, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 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>, January 15, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54af3d3cbb2ebee798d26d9495913c63.pdf debc007a086c10330ccdea573c1ab631 PDF Text Text ?SKf; ffm dl r-.-. Fata lt-W ad . J sil IS, IMS •I,*.' * • o r r y Second, they eonldu l rJiutlixr (1m Ir tan af God to he poor and ban la a (tabic ot ordinary bard working parraU. Third, Ma amphoric an Paaee didn't (trika Ibair fancy, lor they wanted a war lord to far eutihine all the world's foremost nlliUry tostaOd'¥ a to b y ef „_ _ „ onto, who preached Peace sad ' By'M L* GEOBOB W. CBANB . CASE D-AJ4: Tad B, aged M, b a temtoary student. Dr, Craaa," ha begaa. "aa n pyebiairist and active teachp of a tibia Class, bow would M say that Chrletlanily differs t o n sil other religions?" been predicted for nearly too years prior to his birth. This tras not true of any other sect. That’s why the Three Wise Men •era i nepglatta with the a*. | ated Messiah ef the Hebrews, Par the captured Jews were pattered all ever the civilised world. And their teaching about • future tae ef Oed was thus haitts to educated asea ef vsr- Chrlat waahad the feet of his Apoatlea la show them humility. This was an latalarabla Idea for Ita leaders who had expected a datsllaf monarch with the stem cruelty of Thor or Woden, plus the pomp of Solomon's court sad Caesar's purple robes. Sod’s Sacrifice Until the Bethlehem scene, all races of mankind had visualised their gods as cruel, vindictive judges. They regarded diety as a He. rod or Pharaoh, who had no com* punctlon about killing aH the boy babies la the kingdom. So It had boon the universal custom le try to appease the sold hearted deities by offertap ef doves, sheep and buttocks or wtae, rice and even human saert* . Manoior Christ was the eel* thinking of all pooptos and all pre­ mtoettou of the lefty Judaism vious religions by sacrificing to that had baee the highest ethical m n l la oat dramatic stroke, be M M U tried to shatter the mlaUkea worldwide view that deity to set­ ter*, cruel end unfading. the highly dvfllsad Oroaka aad He sacrificed to man to opea Kemsas atm wore at the primi­ tive ethical stop of worshiping mankind's tyts to an entirely new concept of divinity. He want­ g m iitr tu ed to show ut that Cod to our Father, ef a kindly, forgiving na­ ture. The old Mosaic rule ef "An aye for ea eye" was now superseded by the Golden Rule, phis Christ’s reply that wa should forgive aw brother T* times f. to road the Pour Gospels with this new slant and yon will tee why Bethlehem gave na Mm moat dynamic aoocopt of Dotty over portrayed on this plauot. (Always writo to Dr. Crane to can ef tola newspaper, enrisatog a tang to etamped, addrooaad anvotape and Me to oover typing ANNUAL WE STILL HAVE A HEAVY STOCK OF REAL BARGAINS TO SELECT FROM SEALTEST HALF ICE CREAM GAL (S A V E 20c) OUR OWN INVENTO RY w m BEEs -DO N 'T MISS THESE — EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN KRAFT ENERGY COOKING SOFUN GIANT SIZE BOX SPAGHETTI ROMAN RU BBIN G S On. MACARONI NOODLES FULL GAL. DID _ _ YOU . . F O R T H E Y E A R 1960 RESOLVE t h e n FOOD KING BARTLETT SOUTHERN SEAS C C T l i t M LIGH T' CHUNK Cans 1 i| BIG 1 ft Can PEAR HALVES TO E EAT ONLY A T S ? MUSSELMAN’S APPLE SAUCE LYKES SUNNYLAND SWIFTS CHIU SMOKED SEMINOLE Hospital Notes H A LF PRICE BALK RONCO S A a .'jr a & .'s a typewriter fortune said aha aeeonted that Andrei tad • bean eatod a chauffeur. "Ha taa toon slandered and eatod n common adventurer." ata add, adding to bad tongbt valiantly with too U. t . Air Puree In the Korean campaign and later worked p a researcher to u American company. TISSUE FACIAL BEANS SHURFINE (W H O L E ) HEAVY WESTERN STALK Y’S W AFFLE SMALL - LEAN SYRUP SPARE 39* CUT B E A N S northern JANUABV M Rolto Marta Havana an, DeBary KvanglU Kddlaa, Sanford Robert Thomas, gaaford Groce Brown, Sanford Ruby Craohthanks, Sanford Ralph Doan, Sanford Walter Ball, Geneva Helen Young Smith, Sanford Dorothea Bobinaon, Sanford Shirley Conkay, Sanford Nancy Pitogar, Sanford Margaret South, Sanford Abner Bradley, Sanford Katharine PanuUo, Sanford Marta Hardy, laniard S tem Sbigmaa, Lata Maty Mr. aad Mra. Charles Avery, . Sanford, a son Mr. aad Mra. Donald Conkay, Sanford, a daughter Mr. ata Mra. Jen P. Bobinaon, Sanford, a daughter Willie BeU^tataerd Barbara Buprocht, Sanford Brownie Lee, Sanford Bonnie Davis, Sanford Jewel Cummings, Sanford Bov. Bert Williams, Sanford Helen Rogers, Sanford Robert Thomas, Sanford Baton Batata. Sanford Carrie Dentals, Hawthorne Ida Andersen, Oeneve LouIm BAltar. I s n im d Camilla Hubs, Daytona Beach Maras rot Bowen eta to b y ,. ■ ^ CAPSULES | MONEY BACK GUARANTEE OUR LOSS IS Y O U R Chocolnte SANDWICH and Vanilla COOKIES Big l f t L b . Package BLUE PLATE PEACH • GRAPE PIN EAPPLE GAIN CASH FROZEN HIB1BCU1T PRESERVES FOOD SAVINGS SWANSONS (Twin Pack) DOWNY FLAK E FRUIT PIES «iw w # I PANCAKES MAXWELL HOUSE GREEN PEAS SHURFRKSM • LIVES CUB*586 Xdto CAT SPREAD O f STRAINED IA » Y FOOD FOOD £ Jam i. PARK at . «. fcifa.1 .:'* .4AT m m m L v- ••’■j *• .- W 'Tfe*K’ K A i •r " Hi iM ui ain ' • % ri‘? ' *' f �. 1 Escaped Convicted Slayer Nabbed In County t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U Pt) — price* at 1 p. m.: American Airlines .............. American TAT .................. American Tobacce ........... Bethlehem Slee) .................. C A i .......... taeeeeeea O r y ile r .......... Curtiss . W righ t.............. DuPont ............................ . Fsstmsn Kodak .............. Ford Molar ...................., General E le ctric.............. General M otors............... Graham • Paige .............. Inti. TAT ........................ Lori Mini ............................ Minute Maid ................... Penney ............................. Penn RR ......................... , Royal Am erlcai .............. Sears R oeb u ck ................. Standard Oil (N J) .......... Studebakar ..................... . U. S. Steel ..................... Westinghouse E l.,............ MARION ISAAC Singletary. MOORE, right, with Deputy Jim (Herald Photo) Murderer Lived *ln Forest City An cjtcuped convicted murderer from North Carolina, with a flair for publicity, told county deputies today that he had lived in the county for more than a year and was wanted by authorities fo r the slaying o f his w ife in 1948. The man, identified as Marion Isaac Moore. 47, o f Greens, f b o r o , N. C., was arrested by Deputy W . R. Seeberger on a News Briefs Ike Insulted HAVANA (UPI) - A radio alaMod bare attacked U. S. leaders • Wednesday and urged the people e f the United States to rise in R e v o l t agaiust their government. - la a broadcast repeated at four* hour iatervals all day, Radio Mam* hi Insulted President Eisenhower, Secretary of State ChrisUaa Herter aad hie predeeeaeor, the late John Peeter Dulles. vagrancy oharga but, while ho wai fingerprinted in Urn Sheriff’ s office, told deputiee "get a re­ porter and I’ll tell you a real good story.” Moor* aaid be killed his wife la Greensboro in March of 1MI and was sentenced to >1-30 year* la Jail after pleading guilty to aecoad degree murder. While serving la a road gang in July of 1M6, Moore said ha escaped and fled into Florida and “ after bumping around” for o tow years torn* to ’Forast QMy la lota 1*5*. Seeberger. who aaid ha had a "tip” that Moore, had been "brag­ TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - For ging” around tho area of his ex­ Bier House speakers C. Parris ploits began checking Into tho -B ry a n t of Ocala and Ted David case yesterday afternoon. 9 b f Hollywood here indicated .they will formally announce Saturday as gubernatorial candidates. Bry* denied any story that b* was ant’s disclosure la expected to wanted anywhere and, was "Just tom e at a news oooference hare. a peaceful citizen." David will probably announce at However, Seeberger becanto sus­ • Hollywood. picious, arrested him for vagrancy and brought him Into the Jail at •:m o. m. today Moore gave the officer no trou MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Florida Republicans are planning a mam* hie. While be waa being fingerprinted, A faoth welcome hers Saturday whan ^ V ie e President Richard M. Nixon Moore told Deputy Bob Grant, who arrives for a reception and party was called into Um cate, "wfaat’e gaily. Florida Republican Chair* the use, go got a reporter and man G. Harold Alexander said I’ll give you a good story.” After Moore’s story of tho slay delegations from 43 of ths state's •T aounties plan to attend “ Dlok lng, deputies notified North Caro­ lina authorities ef the arresL Nixon Day." Seeberger said that Moors would be extradited soon aa potstole.” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A halfmillion Los Angeles residents have A m e n stricken in an epidemic of urhat authorities believe is Aslan influenza. The disease which broke out oe a i*rS« scale early this weak wai declared of epidemic proportions Wednasdsy by acting city health officar Ralph Sachs. Ha said M would hit ita peak la BILOXI, Misf. (U P 1 )-A federal about a week. grand Jury today refused to indict anyone In the lynching of Negro Mark Charles Parker. WASHINGTON tUFI) — Spokes* The grand jury reported a* 10:4* Wbiea for religious, labor and racial groups turned the pressure on Re­ a. m. to Judge Sidney Mlie that publicans todsy to help bring an it had "considered aU tvldenc* administration • backed civil rights and waa unable to arrive at any blU to the House floor. A delega­ true bill." tion from the Leadership Confer* The decision apparently means n e e on Civil Rights planned a rsonal appeal to House GOP the slayers o f the young Negro ader Charles A. K-illock, at a will escape punishment and re­ main anonymous. State action la ■ meeting la Hailecfc’a office. the cate was virtually ruled out two months ago when a Pearl River County grand Jury did not retura any indictments la the case. Urn FBI bail listed » men as " known and suspected partici­ KAPOHO, Hawaii (UPI) Kilauea volcano erupted with a pants” In the abduction o f the fiery blast of lava Wednesday 23-year-old Negro truck driver last night Just hour* after MP persons April from th* Poplarvili* JaU, were removed from this nesrby where ha was held for trial on village. Laval spouted 150 feet into charges of raping a Mississippi white woman. the air. More Hats In Ring Big Welcome Planned Influenza Hits L. A. Jury Turns Down Lynch Indictment Civil Rights Pressure C •Villagers Flea Volcano Eruption l*>anfnrft iiF r a lf i Stock 22H S2‘ t 107H W E A T H E R : Fair and mild through Friday. High today, near 80. l.ow tonight. 68*69. * 1 'i as »<4 VOL. X U X Uaited Prana Leased Wire NO. «07 Nikita Claims Soviets W orking 1. On Fantastic Nuclear Weapon re 41 rli Ill* If4*4 ll'fc 414 41 4« 22 MW 104'* AREQUIPA, Peru (UPI) — A shattering earthquake—the worst disaster in the history of this second largest city of P e r u killed at least M persons Wed­ nesday and injured more than MO, it was reported today. Aflershocki continued through the night, and thousands *f per­ sons slept In the open for fear that another major quake might shake down their homes. President Manuel Prado, U. I . Ambassador Theodore AchiUes and ether American aad Peruvian officials wart flying hers today to assets the extent e f damage.* An emergency airlift brought doctor*, nurses, food aod ossen till medicines for quako victims. Help also woe oa Mm way Worn Bolivia. Local authorities proclaimed a state e f emergency la Arequlpa aad surrounding area* shortly aft­ er Urn first shock rocked Um city •t 10:4* a. m., destroying or dam­ aging aa estimated * par seat o f ^TtuTtoomblor wrecked the Boman Catholic church at Baoto Do­ mingo. the Qoyoaocho Hospital, tho Gibtoe beak and the public works building, ’ 'any other public ____ „ * or dam ^ Tdestroyed.” ‘W T -•* ad "completely The d ty wai without electric light er power Wodooeday aigM aod drinking water was rationed Although Arequlpa, with a popu­ lation Of IMAM, " s a th* lxrgoot city hard hit by Um quake, R was felt la scores of other cemmual ties in Peru, Chill aod Bolivia. Telephone Haas war* down la many areas, delaying report* of death or damage. Tim shock boro was worse than that which kit Um city sa Jan. U , INfl, kill lag M perse ns aod in- Humane Society Seeks Members Tho first public maetlng o f Um Sanford Humane Society I* sche­ duled at • p. at. today for onrolling mombore aad alectiaf o f­ ficers aad directors. Um mooting will bo hold ia tho American Legion HaU oa Hwy. IT12 and aU persons interested ia the work of the Humane Society are urged to aUead aad to Join the organisation. "Wo urge that everyone interest­ ed please attend aad help tarry on the work of the Society, which i* vitally important to Um commu­ nity," Mrs. Harriet Cowley, nomi­ nee for president o f tho group, mid. Anyone unable to attend Um meeUng, but desiring information ia asked to telephone Mrs. Diane Ludsbec at FA 2-7430. Mrs. Georgs H. Garrison, who has been active ia Human* Society work for several years, will give a brief talk aad introduce Mar via Hcltmaa o f Cocoa, who will dis­ cuss the organisation aod work of Um group aad preside at a ques­ tion aad answer session. Ho baa been a director ia human* socie­ ties for M years. iJ H H fS fW * m Reds So Far Ahead, They'll Slash Army i r MOSCOW (U P I)— Premier Nikita Khrushchev aaid to . day Russia had built up the giestent nuclear-rocket striking force in ths world and that a "fan tastic" and more formtd* able weapon waa in the works. Khrushchev said Russia now was so far ahead o f tha United States and the Western powers it will slash its armed MR N. V. FARM ER was installed an president o f the Seminole County Board o f Realtor* at noon today in a ceremony presided over by J. H. Atkinson o f Pensacola, president o f the Florida Assn, o f Raaltora. Shown at the meet* lng are, front left, Atkinson. Mrs. Gladys Dawson, new secretary-treasurer; Charles F. Fields, member o f the board o f directors; C. B. Waller, vice pre•IdeoL end Fanner. Genevieve Blair, eorreapondinf secretary, Is not in Ihe picture. (Herald Photo) Shopping *'OuVHilftwn Sanford merchants are planning a Fri­ day night shopping promotion which will be announced when details are completed. The plan does not include a general opening o f the ■toreo THIS FRID AY night, Although some merchants have scheduled special aales events which will con­ tinue into the night hours. Those who have planned these sales are advertising them. A program to huve the merchants remain open Krldsy nights did not get underwuy last Friday due to a misunderstanding o f the date. A representative group o f the members o f the retail merchanta division o f the Chamber o f Commerce met this week and decided to try to work out "an outstand­ ing promotion o f special sales and a program o f Friday night shopping hours that will be convenient to and attract the interest o f every shopper in the county." When the program is completed, it will !>e announ­ ced officially through the retail merchants division. In the meantime, some stores will lie open to­ morrow night on the individual basis. Snow, Ice, Floods Hit U.S. After New Storm By United I’ reaa International The nation*# third m ajor storm o f tha season today pro­ duced tw o-foot snows in the Southwest, one o f the North­ east's worst ice storms in 60 years and damaging Midwest floods. The third m ajor storm o f the year swept out o f New Mexico, Colorado and Utah to drop 22 inches o f snow at City Tox Needs To Be Studied TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A legislative eommiue* studying Florida's tax structure indicated today it will give special attention I* lb* needs o f municipalities tor additional revenue source.. Tho Legislature's Interim Com­ mittee aa Finaoct and Taxation ala* will look lata tke general y altuatioo to the counties. The wedding was scheduled fo r Wadnesday night. MW « were horns atone last night, and ju st couldn’t sit still knowing our daughter was getting married and we so far aw ay," Mrs. Hull said today. "Suddenly the phone n a g aad we both jumped to our feet and raced fo r it," eke recalled. It was the long distance operator. She asked Mr*. Hull to hold on a minute sa d after e pause o f some 10 seconds Mrs. Hull heard "D o you take this m sa to be your husbaad." "W hea 1 heard Roeemary'e voice. I was the happiest ia the whole w orld." Mrs. Hull said. . Although the rest o f the ceremony was i bard to hear, because e f circuit trouble, Mrs. Hull said abt aha heard the peat nr ea r " I prono unce you m sa aad w ife." Aad ae th " H »o « ntteudr I their daughter’* wedding afi/w u.. i i SANFORD, FLORIDA 56'. 56'. Earthquake Racks Peruvian City; 38 Dead, 200 Hurt after all. THU RSDAY. JA N U A R Y 14. I960 109H Mis M 'Marriage Vows Heard 1,030 Miles Away A Sanford couple, whose only daughter was married last night 1,030 milca away heard the marring* vows . . . thanks to the Telephone Company. Mrs. Clyde Hull o f 910 Park Ava. told thin story this morning. Her daughter, Rosemary, and Robert Brown o f Columbus, Ohio, decided to get married when he finished his overseas tour o f duty. Brown was discharged from service early this week and came to Sanford to fetch his bride-to-be. However, Brown told the Hulls that he frould like the marriage to be in Columbus because he had not seen Jus parents for two year*. i T he Holto, who understood tbe yosta* s prob­ lem, gave their consent'and the couple took o f f fo r the Midwest Monday. » Established 190* Williams, Aril. MrNary, Aril., reported 21 Inches sod nesrby Grsod Csnyoo bed M. Wednesday was the "warmest Jan. 13 on record" all across the South. Tbs 71 degree high at Satannab, G «., 71 at Greensboro, N. C., and 73 at NasbviUs, Tsnn., all were records. It waa mostly in Hie SO* in Florida. Convertibles with the tops down were reported at every college campus. At Uis University of Tennessee, where 700 students en­ gaged to a snowball fight just a week ago, sludeols sat on tbs brown grass to tbs sunlight to do their studying. At Winston Salem, N. C., sa In­ nocent garter snake created con­ fusion at the airport when bo de­ rided It ores summer and cams out to sun himself. A 17-year-old Boy Scout qultod the fears of airport personnel by killing the soak*. Heavy snow warnings were Is­ sued tor parts of Colorado, Kaosat and Nebraska today. Sis to II inches o f snow was expected front southeast Colorado through north­ west Kansas and central Nebras­ ka. A bead af freestog rate sod sleet was forecast far parte of Kansas, Nebraska sod low s, bringing katardoos driving send!t i e u T f i e f gusto up to^ P mitoo an hour were expected tbrough Um aortbora plates ares. 6 Road Paving Jobs Completed In Casselberry forces by ona-thlrd—l.tOO.OOO -n;n —within th* next year or two. He did not describe the new wca pon but said he could announce that "th* weapon we have today in th* hatching ilage la even more perfect, more formidable" than anything developed before. "The weapon, which as they say ia to Ihe portfolio of uor scientists and designers, is a fantastic wea pon," ha said. He said its power was so great as to be incredible/ la Washington, the speech was viewed aa an effort to stamped* tho West Into accepting dlaarma ment and a nuclear test ban on Russia's terms. Some observers alto felt that the overall tone of Khrushchev's utterances took soma of tho luster off what Soviet propaganda has called "tha Camp David spiriL" Western diplomatic sources said to Loodon that Khrushchev ap pears merely to bo planning what th* West has been doing tor tha •past three years—converting (mm massive armies with conVsnttoaal weapons to reliance aa nuclear Military observers ware curious about the claim o f the fantastic weapon, but they could not shed any light on it Immediately. They said that both the United States sod Russia have scientists with designs of weapons with "Jncredi b it" power to thair portfolios at all timas. Khrushchev, speaking before the Supreme Soviet, already had boast ed: " U m Soviet army wields such means of warfare and such fire power at no other army hai over had." Khrushchev said cutting conven­ tional troop strength would leave a 2,400,000—man force equipped with nuclear weapon* and rocket* to powerful they can obliterate any enemy. He aaid Russia was "several years" ahead of the United States In rocketry and would strive to maintain tha lead. Ha added Rut sla already hai sufficient atomic and hydrogen bombs but will con tlnua to make them until there It a world wide baa. Khrushchev also outlined a new concept of warfare for the Soviet with the air fore* ovenlualiy abol ishod to favor of rackets, Um navy built around a powerful aubma rina fore* sad Um army made up of smaller unite armed with nuclear weapons. Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben­ son said today that sis more towu roads have been paved and turned over to the town council tor approval and malntenancs. Heftier Corp. hat finished pav­ ing Wilshirs Dr., Brighton Way, Winter Park Dr. and Cannon Way, Benson said. Joyce Construction Co. hat finished and turned over Hibiscus and Norihntur* Drives. The mayor appointed Cassel­ berry lighting, toning and road committees at Monday's town council meeting. H* also named Harry Wood to be Chamber of Commerce leader and Dr. 8. R. Rapaport as town health officer. Road committee members are E. Kochs, chairman; Herman Joyce, Ben Evans and A. O. By­ ers. The road committee will rec­ ommend road, and street improve­ ments and oversee road repair. IJghting committee members are John Zimmer, A. L. Byers, and B. W. Hawthorne. They will tee what areas need more lights and recommend light installation there. , Zoning committee members are Joseph Laird, V. E. Grubb, Lytle Swope, Earl Zibell and Bud Srhurkerl. The town rouncil annexed nine plait in the Casselberry Heights and Pitre Oval area Monday and placed the town police on social security. The council alto passed Longwood Chamber of Com a sewage . ordinance prohibiting III functioning sewerage systems, mrrre President E. G. Heath to­ including seplic links, and stlpu- day urged til town residents to IsUng that persons owning these get numbers for their homes. Heath said tha chamber has num­ faulty systems mutt repair them. bered most of th* buildings in town and hopes to have all Um houses numbered by June. Pegsons who don't have numbers should apply to Linton Cos or him­ self. Heath aaid. Five Telephone Pay stations in Longwood Is growing so fast that Ihe county have been broken into It needs numbered bouses to have over the last (wo days with an soma sort of organization to desig­ undetermined amount of sash nating buildings, th* C of C pratlstolen. dsnt explained. The pay stations were located near Pineeruet Inn oa U. I . 17Fir# Control •2, Whits Laundry oa French glavia 4-H club members will Ave.. Monroe River Bridge, Utile Giant Food Store on French Ave. see films oa fire control aod hear aod Rena's Service Station oa U. foreat ranger Charles Ichallmaa •peak *a forest fire prevention at S. 17-32. Southern B*U District Manager their Arbor Day program Fri­ Bob Sheddea reported this morn­ day. Mr*. Gertrude Lukas will ing that be aad other company assist the ranger* to lb* > p. m. officials bad no idea Just bow program. much was taken from the eta- Longwood Homo Numbering Urged Phone Station Thefts Reported He pointed out that anyone caught caa bo libs! to U year* to JaU and (toss af llt.MO. Sheriff To Spealf" Laagwood Chamber of Commarcs member* will hoar Shorilf I . L. Hobby apeak oa la v cntecre mrnt at • p. m. todsy to th* Uuirch ML Civic League building. Lapp Says Reds May Be Working On Orbital Bomb WASHINGTON (U P D -N uclear scientist Ralph K. Lapp said to­ day the Russians may bo working on an "orbital H-bomb” wbicb could b* (tattooed ia apse* and launched or recalled at will. " A recallable bomb la orbit around Um eartb would have tre­ mendous Impact upon th* world aa a psychological terror wagpoo,” Lapp said. Lapp, who worked to lb* IT. I . atomie bomb projaet during World War lf, also sug gested that lb* Russian* may have developed a loag-rasg* missile o f super power and super accuracy capable of delivering a 100-magatoa war* head oa targets continents sway. A loo-megaton warhead would have Um explosive violent* af 1M millions tons of TNT. The A-bomb which destroyed Hiroshima was a lo.ooo-ton weapon. tsp p , now a writer aa auelear affairs, mad* ihea* suggestion* to commanUng oa a statement by Soviet Premier Nikita I . Khrush­ chev that Russia la working oa a "fantastic wcapoa” of "tecradlbte power." Soma scientists hare discounted Um likelihood o f developing satel­ lite bomb* on ground*, that k would be extremely difficult te pull them out ot orbit and aim them effectively at a targat an eartb. But a technical report published by tha House Spare Com mlttoo last year said such a bombing system Is feasible. It mad* th* point that a satellite bomb reulg he placed la orbit to Um** of peace and then hurled at aa enemy by command signals from the ground whootvor ita master* wished. Rangers Report 200 Acres Burned By Wild Fires Thro* wild fires burnsd nearly 20* acres to Seminal* County Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, County Foreat Ranger Robert L. Ore) aaid today. Ths first wild fire of Um year. Just south of Oviedo, was put out by a tractor crew Sunday after­ noon. A Wakiva Springs Mai* burned 122 aeres Sunday before two tractor and two power wagon crews put It out. A fir* south at MonrM Comer burned a* aero* the same day. A power wagon and * tractor crew put out the flames. Another blare flared up Monday afternoon Just south, i f Oviedo but was put out by a treetor crew. The fourth fire burned six acres near Goldeared Tuesday afternwa before Ranger Jaha P. Site lore extinguished R with g water tinker. Cray urged county residents to be careful with all types *1 banb Ora*,” be aaid. S t r v ic t to the community to o m o f tha yardsttoka uao ia making thair annual dUtiagutohfid at aa a highlight o f Jayce# Week next tavitad to nominate young in* old fo r th* honor. Nomination Monk* a n y t o t e a ttn s*" - A- E*w" i: i �I yean,’* were convicted on a charge ef coasplrlng to obstruct Justice by their refusal te tell about the Apalachia gathertag. The maximum penalty I* five years’ imprisonment and 910,000 floe. In *00tearing the men Kauf­ men said all were “ sophisticated, hardened, Intelligent" criminals. Their probation repeats, he said, “rend Ilka a tale of berm *.” Will ism 0. Hundley, ehtef of the Justice Department's organised crime sad racketeering section, Income tax evasion, ns In the ease consldcrnd te strengthen legal of At Capone, er perjury — net dealing with such elements. He their more serious crimes. did not disclose what they were, T* get at the IMngpIns of the At present, Hundley explained, underworld, Hundley said, the the federal government's hands Justice Department must search are tied in msny esses because the for violations of the federal gov­ “great bulk of criminal violations ernment's taxing powers or its are not within the purview ef the interstate Jurisdiction. As a result, the department’s federal government.'* Murder and other Manias, he neted, are proas- racket buster* have had te con­ centrate their fir* on income tax euted bar the state*. Hundley pointed out that rack­ evasion, narcotic lew violations, eteers with n “ reputation” for labor racketeering, perjury and violence frequently are sent to obstruction of Justice — all fed­ federal prisons only heeauss of eral offenses. Swastika Painting Hits Firing Of Pinay Brings Political College As Hew 'Fad' Crisis To France LOS ANQELES (UPI) - Actordirector Merit Steven* *atd today he ha* volunteered to appear a* a preieeutloe witness In the murder trial el Dr. Barnard Finch and Carole Tregoff. "I knew Dr. Finch and hfa wife." *ald Steven*. "She wa» a good friend of mine. We played many a game of tonal* together." Stevana, an, who aald Mr*. Bar­ bara Jean Finch, M. wa* a “ won­ derful penon,” wa* expected to teitify of hearing Mr*. Finch atprss* fear of her huiband before aha wee found abet to deeth duly 11 et the Finch m m We*t Covine heme. Flaeh, tt. end bU mlitrai*. Ml** TregatT, te, are aecuied of the slaying. Deputy Dim. AUy. Fred N. WhleheU* made the suiarlea anaeuncement of calling Havens aa a witaeee ihortly M ere the trial wa* rueeated Wednesday until Menday. • A virus cpidemle hit one el the Juror* and a defense lawyer and both the state and defense agreed In the reeeee rather than replace Demo Lender Faces Gift Inking Count MBMFKti (UF1>— Cotton face* 1 1 AS AM U1AL0 Joaeph A- Jaap, left, and Klebnr I . Maatarsoo vUlted tha Sanford Naval A ir Station Monday and Tuenday. Tha admiral* from the o ffice e f the Chief o f Naval Opiratfane were briefed on dofenao activi­ ties and plane a t the N AS. Toastmasters Try Different Tactics putting their aedience to riccp h r a ehsage Saturday sight Tim chcng* of tactic* kg fee public speaker** slab wffl b# da* to hypnotist J. B. McCswtcy'a visit te the Mor-lma tnataawn* mooting. McCawtoy who was fe* flrot hypnotiat la the United Mateo to bo profcorioaolly Mom*sod, wiB toil this Toastmasters ebont Om( us* of hypnotism la modiolus aad dentistry. Ho wit include domow otrstioai at tho bsaguct tad obiipo onyoao who waste te bo bypaw 0*11 io II see,” atill*!# sold, tho rity Dt i could “ son" woo a and a pro! authoritarian reglna, publican *1 A grand a normal body coll which boo loot 1U oontrwl factor and keeps on growing, the doctor sold. Dr. ghodden seid hi* figures ap­ plied only te cigarettes as for steoc tho offset ft pips aad tohocoo omcblng has not boon stud­ Orisndoanc Bob Adorno aad Vow ied as much. non Buttrom will mah* the oatertahuncst opcooboo aad Jan Davis will bo toastmaster ter tb* ovoaiag. Tbs 7:10 p. a . mooting df Toastmaster roprooontaftva* team throagbout Florida wM tote low aa sfttnwod' oaatermei hate* - M B g gJ * mob toistoa, also at tho Mar-Loa. Nora Oauso, Sanford Rev. Attaway Fields, fo s h * Doris Thomas, Beaford Donlsl Burnham, ioaford Hospital Notes d ea n n a AF Hey Abandon Arctic Ice Steffen commander of tb* Uth Air Divi­ sion at Ladd Air Fores Baa* here, and Copt. Jamas F, Smith, an as­ sort on lag island hytelww, war* to tomet tb* la* fte* today aad wtth Capi. Arthur Scbruodar, bead of tb* operation on Charlie, makg tb* dsclriaa on whethar I* whb> TAMPA (UPl)—fiddk (Gordo) Kama*, a aeevigtad ka aporator, hat aatd tho Goaoral Tatephoao Co, to mat his MNpheoe treat being ramovod. Mr. and Mrs. Lyio Uberoos, Boafocd, twias, aoa aad dough lifted aaarah ter tbs waspen used te slab aa attrsatlvs btollgy protasoar te daath Just Mva milai team Mm rgmpaa of Laatofaaa Mate ualvaraSy. Tha rvnawad soaroh far tho thte. blunt laatrumaat — parbapa th* flat aid* of aa ax* #r hatchat fOUawtd tha qugitisaiag at Doan Oearga Mlakay. 40. "aa* af th* tew persons who knew" the slain professor,. Dr. Margarat Baasmood McMillan, te, Hlshay, dean af URTa Gradual* School, was on* af aavaral faculty member* questioned by authori­ ties. He 1* married eng thg «*■ .T jt f f r p f f t T ie eeatpaar had Inform ed Bianco th at tt ere# tea* “abetto* *a i* wtay Lib* sms* * m *I». r*u'r* m bably to e lesaMes wbsio TV dgariteeaa fi«m wea* OimUeM •M t ju i tb* #•# jn r sxieaa* xr*« «*t aa to fas*. the suit filed Wednesday that auch ltd his alvll rifhta. He aloe gatd the aad eemed by hie Tt>year«eM moth- em» ti w m m nr Mat* m u «»* r *rk i «r t w* m wets tBsitaliy u i k rltf h Ik* tost rettlhlt picture ftea •■* Sirutle*. Wk*t >t* s*M I* Ue TV **rvd that tsptee rt«i eattsse to Cirtl* aad Brim* ttk* B»4ir-thc CDS BOTOp. IW half-uey TVt r*U to eg te rpeeirt-wbb g thrifty' m4 Whiikgy “ Gin “ Vodko U99 -mam ittnoet. ami* raitatt. w« have let* ef tWMiy fleet ftr u i etsr, as* they eU sty »• |U w*tt tM iu i u i bav* a betur plctero ibea tbtg 4*. TM •"•Me*! gtf • tom. tbarp Uu*t- Mm* ImMUm e cat erne, mr aieUiee ere dealer, eberper, etmOiae. My at( totem like a bre*4 new me, « m tbeogb lb* et*f*mrv*to<im a overt* wilet gwgyj* FtttkAY A •AtUSttAY A TV* 604 8. Saaford Ata Kick TV, 2911 8. Pirk Avc* Wittn’i TV ft Radio Service, 309 BommI St l/a ^ U S -H ^ U M r t o w B PauT« Town ft Coimt»)r,S5SS Orlanda Drive I W x muvi 1 �I Thur*. Jan. 14. 1960— Pure 8 Circles Hear Guest Speakers At Garden Club Meetings HIBISCUS CIRCLE sna Hibiscus Circle of the gar­ den elub met at the home of Mrs. Charles Morrison on Hiawatha Ave. for their January meeting. Co-hostesses were Mra. H. J. Gut, £ M rs. Herbert Moreland and Mrs. V. Brewster. Dr. J. F. Darby, plant patholo­ gist of the Central Florida Agricul­ ture Experiment Station, was guest speaker. Among other things be stressed the fact that diseases of planta and vegetables had affected the history of our country. One example waa the black blight on potatoes in Ireland in 1840. This wrauaed more than 730,000 Irish •people to migrate to the United states. Hoatessea served refresh­ ments to members and guests at­ tending. IXORA CIRCLE “ Landscaping’’ waa the thema of a talk given members of the . Ixors circle of the garden club by Mrs. Alice F. Smart of the Florida Landscape and Nursery Co. of Leesburg. The circle met sdFrlday morning at the homo of :Mrs. Gordon Stanley with Mra. G. Andrew Speer and Mra. D. S. Tal­ ley assisting. Coffee and aweel rolls were served prior to the business session .after which Mrs. Wight Kirtley called the meetl|g to order andK reported on the recent garden club board meeting. Mrs. Kirtley stated that the local club had applied for five awards with the Florida Fede0 A p o n of garden clubs this year. Sha told of a conservation work­ shop to be held in Leesburg on Jan. 21 and reminded members of the card party sponsored by the local club, Jan. 22, at the Civic Center,, Plans fur the general luncheon and meeting of the ciub Feb. IS were discussed. It will be held at the Alayfair inn and will be “ Orien­ t a l ” in theme. Each member was Vfcjven a copy of proposed new amendments of by-laws to be voted on at thia meeting. Mrs. J. M. Truluck and Mrs. William Bush ware welcomed back into the circle as reinstated mem­ bers. In ber talk to tlie group, Mra. Smart stressed the importance of planting In completing * home and pointed out that good landscaping .will improve the value of a home a ) to 31 percent. Those attending the meeung were Mra. JUrtley, Mrs. Truluck, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Robert Shedden, Mra. L. R. Johnson, Mrs. G. D. Bishnp Jr., Mra. Donald Bales, Mra. T. W, Haro, Mr*. John Bur­ ton IV, Mra. W. I . Evans, Mra. C. V. Mile, Mrs. Volin Williams i f , Mra. Goorga Etch, Mrs. Spea- 'Oviedo HD Club To M eet Friday The Oviedo Home Demonstration Club will met Friday morning at 9 o'clock at the home of Mra. Robert Lee on Lake Charm. The theme for the day will be “ ProperJog Foods For Freeting." FALL New Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ihe Lake Mary Volun­ teer Fire Department will b« incer Harden. Mrs. B. B. Hollinga-•uary meeting, to become a m em ->Woodson Dickerson, of Orlando, stalled at a meelini at the O n worth end the three hostesses. ber of the “ Audubon Society''. The gave a moat interesting talk on houie at S p. m. * ROBE CIRCLE group met at the lovely new home "Conservation.” She stressed the OrAniitlional meeting of North Members of the Rose Circle of of Mrs. E. L. Lindsey in Loch fine work that the Florida Audubon Orlando Garden Club at the home the garden club voted, et the Jan-1 Arbor. Following a "C offee", Mrs. ISociety is doing in this area. of Mra. William Dean, 10 N. 2nd SL at 7 p. m Aialea circle of Garden club , meeta at the home of Mr*. G. M Shipp, 300 E. 19th St. at • p. m. Hemerocallii Circle of the gar­ den club meets at the home of Mrs. P. J. Weslgate, MOT Cor­ dova Dr. at 7:30 p. m She will ahow alidea of her trip through Poland. The Ivy Circle of the garden cluh will meet at the home of Mra. Leon Swain. 411 Willow Ave. at • p. m. Mra. George Mc­ Call will apeak on potted planta. Seminnta Reoekah Lodge 43 meeta at • p. m. for buaineaa aeaaion. Inalallation aervire at 1:30 p. m. open to the public. FRIDAY Oviedo H. D. Club meeta at a a. m. at the home of Mra. Rob­ ert Lee. Lake Charm. Theme. “ Preparing Fooda For Freeting.’* MONDAY MRS. CHARLES MORRISON, center is holding a box o f camellias that members brought to the Hibiscus Circle o f the R n rden club at Mrs. Morri­ son's home. Other members from left, are Mrs. H. James Gut, Mrs. Vernon Brewster, Mrs. H. A. Moreland and Mrs. John E. Fox, president o f the circle. (Hersld Fhotos) Does Elect Four in, GOOD PARLOR TRICK The next time conversation lags, try a scientific demonstration on your guasts. Hold ■ lighted match in the stream •( smoke arising from n burning cigarette. The smoke will disappear. It la de­ stroyed because the 'second flame completely bums the components Members of the. Anna MUler Cir­ that cause the smoke. Give your guests an opportunity to gueia cle agreed to help sell lickcla, its application around the houie. on the Lark Station Wagon Contest which will be climaxed at the Elks' Charity Ball. The group met Tuesday night at the Elks’ Lodge with tha presi­ dent, Mrs. Harry Adatr, presiding. Mrs. J, R. Hoolehan Jr., was wel­ comed as ■ transfer member. She canfe from the Anna Miller Circle in Live Oak. 31ra. Russell Spencer gave n talk to the group and asked them to conduct the annual mothers' march of dimea, again lluo year. They were unanimous in accepting tho responsibility. Mrs. Adair ap­ pointed Mrs. Spencer as chairman of the drive and Mra. Ed. Cox as co-chairman. A committee will be selected to work with them. The next regular meeUng is ache- The Dependable Sunday School claaa of Firat Methodiat Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the home of 3trr. A. L. Skinner, 908 Magnolia Ave. with Mra. John Schlrard aa co-hostess. The Paat Matrona Club of Sem­ inole Chapter No. 2, Order of Kariern Star will meet at I p. The BPO Does met Monday night m. at the home of Mra. Tom at • o'clock at tho Elka Club with McLain in Geneva. Mra. Robert Billhimer presiding. Plans were completed for pbout three cars to carry members of Sanford who with to visit tha Win­ There's many a way In get ter Park Drove and witness the milk Into meals, the U. S. De­ installation of officers. partment of Agriculture reminds Four candidates were elected to homemakers. Most people find membership and will be initialed milk a very refreshing beverage, so gel their daily milk quota by at the Club, Monday Jan. 23. drinking It plain. However, in The following members were rooking or other food prepara­ present: Mrs. Penn Rahn, Mra. tion, there are many ways to get Jack Hope, Mra. John McDonald, milk into the daily * fare, thus Mra. Herbert Dlsbrow, Miss Nancy adding dividends in nutritive val­ Foatcr, 31rt. Garfield Walker, Mrs. ue end often flavor aa well. Bernard Wolford, Mra. George Fo­ For more milk at breakfast, ley, Mrs. Pete Uowersox, Mrs. Ed­ you can pour hot milk over poarhward I’ ratt, Mra. Peter Bukur, rd eggs on toast. Use milk in* LeBoy Hickson, Mrs. Garfield Wal­ stead of water whrn rooking ceker, Mrs. Lynn Lyons, Mrs. Hobreals, following directions usually ert Billhimer, Mrs. Richard Mapea, giveo on the cereal package. Mra. B. D. Wolford, Sr., Mrs. Step up milk value In many James Smith, Mra. L. R. Hickson Tooda containing milk by adding and Mra. Robert Karaeber. dry milk. Try thia when prepar­ ing soups, mashed potatoes, ce­ reals, and other cooked fooda. If you add 4 tablespoons of dry milk to each cup of fluid milk, you make the dtah about twice as rich In milk value aa when you use fluid milk alone, says Myrtle Home Demonstration Wilson, Agent. Puddings and pie filllngi made with Initiation of new members. with avaporated milk will offer Thoar present included Mrs. Bu­ more milk value If 2 or more parts exaporaled milk are used ford B. Brown, Mrs. William Kline­ to I psrt of water inatcad of felter. Mrs. J. M. Cameron, 3lra. the usual 1 to I proportion. Cream Wesley Fillmoo, Mrs. M. Moses, soups, creamed or scalloped mein Mrs. H. F. Half. dishes, rustards and other milk Mrs. James Blankenship, Mra. uddlngs else help build up milk Charlie Stafford, Mra. Clayton i meals. Smith, Mra. Lynn Lyon. Mra. Gene Waller, Mrs. Ed Cox, Mra. Robert If a coal has n dog-eared fur Tomlinson, Mrs. Irene Kent, Mra. J. R. Hoolehaq Jr., Mrs. James collar, consider replacing it with Via, Mra. J. R. Hoolihan Jr.. Mra. another kind o f fur. If no fu r7 Ralph Wight, Mrs. Adair and Mra. Try adding fur—collar and cuff* Spencer, —for a high fashion look. Anna Miller Circle Plans Projects MERCHANDISE SWEATERS The American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Cluh meeta at • p. m. Hugh Analey, Winter Park, will apeak on "Experiments in Education." N ew M embers UR. J. F. DARBY, left, plant patholoRint at the Florida Experiment Station wan gueat speaker at the Hibiscus Circle o f the garden club. Mrs. L. E. Spencer, right, was program chairman for the month. JACKETS SUITS SPORTCOATS HATS SHOES SPORT SHIRTS Many Were $5.00 Now &20 - 2.49 Others Now $1.98 SLA C K S $12.95 NOW 10.96 9.95 NOW 7.96 7.95 NOW 6.98 ASSORTED BELTS AT Vi PRICE! COME IN . . . LOOK AROUND (p sA M n a J U Mr. and Mrs. Benny Auatin, 2330 palmetto Ave., announce the birth of ■ daughter, Bonnie Lynn, born Dec. 31 at Seminole Memo­ rial Hospital. Mrs. Austi is the former Louise tamdqulst. Mr. and Mrs. Larry McVey, Lae Johnson, A1 Stlna and family o f Orlando and Mr. .o d Mra. Pat Patman of New Jersey were dimmer guests of Mr. end Mra. W. D. Stine, Tuesday evening. Specially Priced Luncheon Name Officers THURSDAY £ Miaa Dorothy McAlexander waa elected Worthy Advlaor of the Sanford Aaaembly No. 23, Order of the Rainbow for Girla at a meeting Ihir week at Maaonie Hall. Miaa Sue Koke, worthy advisor, preaided at the meeting and elec­ tion of officera for the winter term. Others elected included Diana Haynes, Worthy Associate Advisor; Eileen Myers. Charity; Mina Dorothy McAlexander Rarbara Wimberly, Hope; Linda Williams. Faith; Joan Jones, Re­ corder and Carol Ann Sehimming, Treasurer. Miaa McAlexander appointed the following officers to serve with her: Jeanie Markham chaplain; Elisabeth Grant, drill leadrr; Evie Dosscy, love; Caroline Baggerly, religion; Lynn McCord, nature: The Winsome Sunday School Cheryl Repp, immortality: Gini Class of Pinecrcxt Baptist Church Taylor, fidelity; Sandl Wright, hrld its monthly meeting Monday night, at the home of Mra. II. I). McQuattrrs. Mrs. George nonner O ste e n was co-hostess for the meeting. Mrs. Ray Murray led the devo­ tions and prayer time at Ihe be­ ginning of the meeting. Using Matthew 6:9-13, she presented a very Mr. and Mra. klillwood of Hen­ interesting lesson. * dersonville, N. C. spent last week Aa a new goal of service for the end with his parents, Mr. and coming year the class plans to Mra. Mason Millwood. Their son. help needy families of the com­ Monroe, who has been visiting munity. It was decided that the his grandparents, returned borne February meeting will be a dinner with them. and party social. Husbands of the Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs. members of the class will be in­ Tom Lemon attended the Semivited. nole Association of Ihe W. M. After all class husiness was ronv U. at Ihe First Baptist Church pleted, a time of ancial fellowship in Deland, this week.. waa enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Melrose and three children of Lalnsburg, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Melrose and five children of Corunna, Mich., have returned to their homes after spending two weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose In Lake Butler. THURSDAY Kobert Williams has returned Pinccrcat Baptist Church visits, home after viatltng hia brother, lion 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir who la 111, In New Orleans, practice 7:30 p. m, Winsome Class Holds M eeting Personals Church Calendar Firat Baptist Church Royal Am­ bassadors, T p. m. patriotism: Cafol Repp, aenrieet Darbara Thomas, confidential ob­ server; Darlene Arvett, on t e g obirrvor; Pat Raburn, mualcian; Joyce Shepard, choir director and Joy Tripp, historian. An installation ceremony for the new officera will be held Sunday Jan. 24 at 2:30 p. m. at tho Masonic Temple. The familiea and friends of the Rainbow Girlg are cordially invited to attend M l service. Gleaners' Holds M eeting The Gleaners' Class of the Firai Baptist Church held their January business and social get to-gether at the home of Mrs. W. H. Dun* can, 903 Catalina Dr. Mr*. R. A. Williams gave the secretary and treasurers report and Mrs. R. E. Pcurifoy gave the class report. Group .captains teM of sick and absent members. Mrs. Fred Myers presented the devotion, using aa her topic, “ Hie Beginning And The End” and (lea* ing with the “ Lord’9 Prayer.** Others attending were Mrs. Wil­ lie B. Pippin, Mra. A. J. Petereon, Mrs. L. H. Harvey, Mrs. Peurifby, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. II. J. Hutchison, Mra. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. Homer Little. Mrs. Thelma Steele. Mrs. D. K. MeNah and Mrs, Berta Cottrell. COOL THOUGHT If a large quantity of hot M la headed for the refrigerator, cool It rapidly to room tempars* lure before putting It in tho cool­ er. Otherwise the refrigerated food will be threetened with apeUag^ cautions food experts at Cereal Unlversitly. CWyl?otkxieti to the Presbyterian Church: Girl Scoot Troop 233 meets at 3:13 p. m. ■ FRIDAY J :p Focus week at Ftral Baptist church will he concluded with a “ World Wide” banquet at 0:30 p. m. in Ihe educational building, featuring music, speakers, cos­ tumes, friendship and food. Quick Dinner Cook dinner for 4 in just 20 minutes: Hawaiian short ribs with rite cakes. Bone IMi to S pounds of short ribs and marinate the meat several hours or overnight In a mixture of 1 cup of aoy sauce, 1 teaspoon each of ginger and brown sugar and I clove of garlic, halved. Make rice cakes by mixing m cups of cooked rice with 1 egg yolk, teaspoon o f' salt and teaspoon each of pepper and nut­ meg. Mix well, ahape Into 4 patlies, dip in 1/3 cup of cracker crumbi and brush with I table­ spoons of meltrd butler. Drain-meat, reserving the ma­ rinade. Place mca and rica cakes on broiler tray 3 Inches from heal sourer and broil 70 minutes. Tufn rice rakes once while cooking and bade tha mast frequently with reserved marinade. A new look to an old fa v o rite rhinestones on spectator pumps. The stones are added to the pumps for dressy afternoon and early evening wear. Strap end bow closuroe alto dreee up the ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE N eal to Mary Carter Palat Store ow a n A Ladies' Dresses AH name brand drenaea in aizea 6 - 16, 8 - 20, 12V* Select from a selection o f over 1,000 dreanee in drip drya. Jersey*, woola and pura silk fal Daytime, Evening and Cocktail style* Now in the time to buy ahoea in dreasy haeia, trerlfin. flat* and loafer*. Closeout patterns and dinooatiaued number in moat all sixes. Rear. Price $5.95 - $12.95 Shop and Save Use RBA and Open “Featuring Fashion* ft Footwear fa r Tha • N o a tten d s • No t ic & e a ff1 �t I Calling Um Jayoaa Wank progrant to m * i o f j o t a g V B p U T in the SOOflty that baa plagued the relnionsbtp between Weat Germany aad the United Statea. That la the German demaad to reetor* eome 1400,000,. i l l la the aaaeta of Germaa an* tioaala aeiaed at .Urn outbreak ef World War n. It la h meaaurt of Adenauer's coacara—aod the proatura oa klm from Um iaduatriaUaU involved— that ho afcould devote a pan ef Um oH-fo-ltmited with the Proaidoat to thia question. Once, at leant, the Admtaigtrattea it* commended that aO the claim* aata, including the Urge indue* triallata, be repaid out of fuada to bo -voted by Congress.' Latar a compromise waa put forward uader which tkoao wtUi elaimt at IlMOO aad under, would bo compoaaatod ia caah. Thia weald have takaa earn at It par* coat of all Germaa loams aad would have eovarod the geoulae kardafclp cases. But the Beea gevormmeat rejected um camarea lee. Tba whole baalaaee la anarmoua1y matplicated, with Americaa war damaga claims :tt ever agataut Um Garmaa damaad for reetituUoa of aaaeta. Tba largest a tetter from Mr. R. A. H«wihna a comment on the aubjatu i 'e-m ail the young and the future. He wrote: - "W # have juat learned that our aplcndid atala nenator, Dougina fltenstran, did not intend to run for raalactlon to the H not only a tone to our eouaty, but to the etete ’ , "Thara ere many of ua 'older citizens' who in the peat have looked to men like Dougina Btenetrom, end BUI Baaford, who wee so active ia.state dad national politico a few yeara baek, to keep a eioae watch on our political aeone and epaak out against those thiage which they thought were M . n . M H t , b .v . had enough of present day polities end I can't aay that 1 M a m a th e m . "Not only will the I960 election loan eome of the color that haa always boon inserted In Seminole County politics find we Uke our politics), but the important thing is that there w t any talk of any of the young citizens in our feet growing community who are fired up abeut politica ee they were a few years back. "Your newepaper could be of no greater service to this ana than to encourage mere interact on the pert of local young people (both men and women) in their local end state "We hope you will lead your support to build up some Interact among this group, ee our future belongs to thorn." Mr. Hendricks, you are right and we. hope more o f our "elder cittseos" wul let the younger citizens know that they must show, more get up and gw—b all phases of community life ee wall as government. And, more importantly, we hope they wilt give the young man and women ample opportunity to exercise their talents. tho pAnt your Ig In tka t»kAAlh Bat it came at the end of the term tad aoawhow there aavor teamed time ia moat claaaea to cover thia topic, tt waa aa though the Germaa coaacieace dmply could not endure the weight of Buck a moaatroua record, la the aamo way la the late 'thirties, when the eooecntraliea campa began to operate fun blad, moat Garment preferred to abut their eyea to what waa happening. In­ terrogated after the war, Garmaaa living la the immediate vleiaity of theta eampa could'tay with teeming hooeety that they did not know what waa going oa la them. The government la Boaa la making a determined effort— to far without auceeaa—to ahow that the Incident! la Germany aad eleewbero were iaapirod aad per* hope engineered by Communist agents. N* greater damage to Quotable Quotes Assignment Washington Thanks Deserved M r. fk o tt Burns, oul o f 100, WAS voted « dtAl By ED EOTSBBA chnlrnum o f tho Committee tho group for bli pemonnl WASHINGTON - A thousand the eommlttoe a working •yea could not have adequately f. ohAlrmAit, Clifford MeXlbbla, pointed out thAt tod a lot of thing# which were not but whleh w«ra rati timely attpt in of thoeouni,. m who served tho committee faithfully lost yoor lit, but wo think the vote of thanks to Mr. Burns TM IS (BCA-Vlotor). of the "B t Goorgn "SiaMot Um MiMtStoalumi (ceral). 9 a *« S K 3 [ " by Kivla PrOatey. was led dowa the stoop gsllory steps . . and the mdiaaen of Mnmlo'n feet—• contrast neat to Urn pale cheeks ef Mrs. Nison. The unnatural radish-red of the President’s cheeks. "It'S aa overdost of TV pancake makeup," somebody says. The two-ring looec-lesf notebook from which Um President made. The type is n* Urge Unt only M words fit on • page. On every page • phrase or two, or n word or two, underlined- loom heavy, •erne light. The minor catastrophe when the notebook's upper ring earn# apart and, wklln- tho President taumd shoot things lihn atomic deatrnctteo, tho finger* ef Me left hand desperately waked to refutes the ring. . Then, wilhnul dropping • word, Mr. ClHohnwer grasped tho npno ring with thumb and forefinger, Jerked it nut and slipped it lute * • • s t f f i sa d r& «»• W 11 • By PBBB DANKO NEW YORK (UP1) - Affable Doan Martin, America's untamed version af Parry Coma, presented at beur-loag musical special Tueiday night tbit, Uka lu heat, defiat Mrieba diaeusaian. Martin is Um sort af paraaoality that you either dig a seam. Pa- Fabian's ne-velee staging what Daao Martin ia raeUiag aaoga to sueeaaafully, but it's Just that Fabian baaa't beta arauad long eneugh to devatep MarUh'a playteal alarm. Anyhow, u aoemdd teat whoaova tea ahow moved close to tea brink af etralghttenrsid muals, semeteteg would kappao usually an ad lib by Martin - to pel baek te a suitably irrev­ sfamality, E U T his t g emphstle-but-eca* & n s ,* a things erent orbit. It anything poelUva fuaad lntraduetieas, Ms Jack Kan- •am# not af tee slew, tt waa te aedy (pre-campaign) haircut aad, remind ua aaew what o versaUte •have all, Ms vary sharp wit. pertermer is Nanatt* Fabray. On hit NBC-TV fUrttmt flpeela), Martin dlspUycd Umm bumIA iM llilUl A ll iOAMAAl Utah Klm diataite fa eamet lyrics and Thus, w* found Andre Previa'e pl­ ane medley ef "Pagy sol less" tuaea being sugar-coated; Nanette Pabray'a staling af "Lavar" turn­ ing Into an enjoyable satire aad, S though ha did, youag FaMaa, Dona Martin af law, wreaklag$tMf with, "AM of Ma." Actually, it'a unfair w ertUciqa NOW-fait Idtm y, / w r it e deoil Sm your local ir• f c terns m i____ G * .• • ________:___ -lu c % f W A (, O N i e* by Bddtenesor recorded Um human Interest story that manifested itself durtog the President's UM State ef the Union Message. Once a year we find earselves la UUs predicament — lucid* • vest auditorium late whleh haa poured aa assemblage ef the Mggist "Mga" af Washington. It's e name-dropper's nlghtmars—the ehlsf of the country and his first lady,' the aatlea'c second family, u ip iv iu iia i ilawmakers, B w m i A o i i , the u io CaMv o i»» diplomats, net, JuaUces, Joint Chiefs of Staff . ., nod in tlte gaUertee.tSnir familial. lo , What dans a Mbits#r*e alagte pair of eyas fetch from thia « mioutes of rich ptekte’aT When I got to the typewriter alter Um sppteuse wtthmod oft up Um Sail, I tot dawn, In cSmueio Steal order, Um ptetuna stfU in my mental recarder. The fireti The unsmiling, teoeiy slim figure la Um gallsnr** first raw. For is mlautss before the President stepped la, Pat Nison sat than atena. Nabady dlaturhod Germany's poMtlou in ten world could b# Imagined, line* it raises •11 Dm old troubling doubts about Ibo future, do If tbla to the work of orgaaUod communism It is one raonrpr**.v 'jC“ « v diabolical daiixn of that -teaspiracy. But Ibo effort to place the blems os communism U itaclf disquiet, lag, t in e * i t a u t t t i t i t h e d t i i r * to (lad aa acceptable eeapeioat which will, la turn, abaolve the Germans of raspoaslbUlty. PoDa takea la Germany la recent yeara hare revealed Ibo aaitteoee •( latent anU-Seraitlem and the re. lection of any feeling of guilt for the C rim ea committed by lbe& Nads. The quostlon iaevitably ariaei aa to whether the Germaa past has sat beta too quickly restore* and-all the aapiag cracks ia tk# •Id structure papered aver with the rhetoric of good intention*. The Garmaa industrialist! have been fantastically successful sad one evidence ia the bulging balance of oxesss foreign exchaoae, which givos the Bond# Soverament a dominant position i Europe todoy. .Washington ia currently sxertlaf pressure on Bonn, thus for with no response, to get Germany to bote la the effort to build tM underdeveloped countries. Congress is moat unlikely, ia tba currant mood ef public opinion, to approve tba raatitutten af as•ota to tba Garmaa corporations. Deep emoUoni am Involved, witaQ the charge that Parbea waa one of the compaalea that used Nail slave labor. Tbla can be put down •a only one consequence, aad per­ haps tba least Important, af the now doubta arising over an ally .essential to Western unity. 0 with ita asuaterpart, the great esrtal, I. 0 . Forbes, la camplieatod by a claim af Swiss ownarahip. Tba cancers af tba Chancellor, who haa Just eelobratod his S4th birthday, reflects the dssirn that has dominated tba 10 yaars dur­ ing which bo bae presided over the restoration of a flourishing and prosperous Germany. This is, abovs all, tho desire to pul baek The chilling sight ef e heavy everything as U was before the lS-mlllimeter camsra poised to nightmare ef Nailam brought oa foot directly over tM President*! the holocaust ef the aecoad World head as a photographer thrust his War. hands out over the press balcony It la the profound belief of e for an unusual top-of-lhe-hasd "good Germaa" that NaaUm waa shot. The study of faces out la treat of the President — the spontan­ eous, or calculated, fade) mad Gets. The fmaoa, glum visage ef levlet Ambassador Mikhail (Smil­ ing Mike) Menshikov, who, by sheer coincidence, ended up la Um last seat by the wall la tho last row of the ebambor. Finally, Um picture of Sou. Lyn­ don Johnson, .directly in front of Mr. Biaeahawa. In Bow L Last HOLLYWOOD fUPI) - Hart year, the aaa hem Tests yawn­ •m the boat movies af the past ed, mostly, through tba Pmri- decade — la the ophites of Um I pW lwSIM wi mottee Mature industry, which This year the majority leader bald ee to Ike's words, seined flima ia tba yarn sated: like • bird do| in busy brush. IMS—‘‘All The King’s Mat" After all, it la oaocoivabte that Juat son year from sow ho, him•atf. would ha at Um State of the IMS—"Tho Greatest Show Oa Uaiaa podium. . . Barth" Thus# Impriealaui era but MU 1M4—"Fram Mara to Kteraity" teoood loosely - law a haloidsIMS—"O h The WaterfWat" eeapo. Than wars voteraaa la tba u m —" maity" pram galtery, trained is beet pl­ 1MT—“ Arauad The World Ia M aten, who ealteetivaly could m Days" have caught Um oatira ptetun cut them as tela day. This waa a show ter a thousand eyes. tightly pulled dowa oa the bad yeara when tho. greatest orgaait. ad crime ia the bldory of maaklad waa being committed. All tala ia' nowHpalfifltny point­ ed up by the anti-Sendtic locidoata that hare ae lroubUd Adaaauer and respoaiible Germane everywhere. Aa effort baa beea made to teach the geaeratleo coming of ago la Wed Germany what Nadam, with ita uaderlyiag polaoa of aati-lemltlim, meant. This waa part of required ceuraoa > * �t* • Coaches Hail Liberalized 'Sub' Ruling K AD ER GOLF TOURNEY hopefuls yesterday were, from the left; Mrs. Augusta Russell, Mrs. Min Keenan and Mra. Jeanne Foulk. (Herald P hoto) Q o u u u jio n ^ ^ Coven Sports B y JERRY COVINf.TON For the first time in the history o f basketball at Seminole High, excitement has reached a feverish pitch. In a school that has been traditionally noted as a football power in Central Florida, there has never been any real interest in bos. ketball, but all o f this has changed great­ ly this season. A t last you can hear all over town talk about the big game— and they are not talking about football. Coach Bud Layer no longer haa to aay wait untit next year, because next year is here. The Seminolea have jumped o ff to a 6-0 season which ties an all-time record fo r successive wins. They have usual­ ly piekad up thair wins over teams o f a lesser reputation, but this year they have been knocking o f f some o f the big ones. In conference play, they have defeated Wildwood and Apopka and tomorrow Bight they travel to W inter Park where they get their biggest tost o f the season. The Wildcats are also undefeated so the winner o f the gam s should ba rated one o f tha "to p dogs" in tha area. Hart’s an example o f tho interest that 'h a s bean created b y tha Seminolea this season: Usually It has been hard to get a good handful o f folks out fo r a home game, but Tuesday there was a fine crowd which made the trip to Apopka. This is one o f the biggest factors in the success o f the team because the boys have found out that they are supported in Sanford and therefore they ore willing to give it all that they have. I f you are interested in seeing a fine high school ball team plan to follow them tomorrow night to W inter Park and see what they have to offer. The W ildcat! are tough, with big Mike Mosher as tha key but the Seminolea can’t be counted out, • • • Around the baseball loop I see where our old friend Al Dark has been traded to the Phillies. This deal probably pleases Al because he surely likes tha g o lf courses down here and he will return from Arizona to Florida fo r spring training. Ha told me a couple o f years ago that he had played so much g o lf during the o f f season that when ha first g ot into tha batting cage down at St. Petersburg he grabbed the bat with an overlapping grip. Alvin will be seeking his fourth base­ ball players' g o lf championship at tha Miami Springs course next month and is almost a sure bat to take i t Uolted Prea* UtermaUmal the nightcap to the Vlllanova- f - i P _ M * r And now there are two-Cincin* Temple nm e at PhUedelphia’e l R I r f l f I I c C K P a la it r a on th e i i r m a t h m i » I > M ______ 1 ¥ l ■ More than n down eharlUhle orianlulioni of Seminole Counts will reeelvo • chunk of every M> lar hot teaifht at SsnJord-OrUndo Kenaal Club, ai Uta fifth annual Charitjr Night write* local • fourth major unbeateu, wta whipped Tueaday nifht by South* «rn Method!*!. _ But Cincinnati and Villeaeva* • both of wbieh htve touih ached* Kiel UtU week—kept rolling with ftlatlvn eaae. Cincinnati, the nation'* top-rank* ad team, led by only flvt point* •t halftime but roartd to its 13th atralght victory with a 7B-S7 con* m a tt o f ioth-rankad St. Loula. Of ear Xobertaon waa held to 27 poieta, far below hi* 311 per lam a average, but poured in II _ .2 u r ia f the aecond half when the P i e arc at* aolved St. Louis' sticky gtow-dewn game. VtUanova stretched its winning Streak to 10 games as John Oris* eeii - and George Revelieg eon* trolled both backboards agalnit tho smaller Temple Owli In an ll*#l victory. #tnforb Thufra. Jan. 14. 1960— frralh rbaluv BNJOV^D NOORACr rr»A 6 oo«> ** T H *U D T H »V P O N T K N O W V C U -M LB AV IN ® BVTH B M ia s LA TO „ «e*£ i.v.r • G E E .X 'D U K E M B U T Z W O N T BECAUSE I T 'D B E UNFAIR T* T O U K ID S / 1 " ■ T O O ICE SKATW W it h V O O t------- F E L L E R S /I I W O U L D N 'T B E V E R V H A R D F O R TH* T R U A N T O F F IC E R T* F IN D ... l-------- . . and mv th e r * r n NOW BOR EARTH' YOU _ ARE TO 6 0 AlONO/ T THERE ARE 6Alit STOCKS jL THIS PlAliET.' BUT THENATIVES ■t CONCEAL IT WELL.' _____> » £ /MOM? &eiU/)»/V£A/Af£MW£/K*/» 1 twhkhebT *1UEJUmifOOtn*NONTHSM 1 AUftOUtEV. Tho first place Marine teem tightened tbeir grip an the top position la the NAS Intramural Bowling League last week with a three point wla over Halroa Three Alfa. Fasron St Chiefs hung on to second place by total piafall as they split with Matron Three Charlie. Matron Savon Alfa tied for tha second spot with a (rand slam win over Comhatwlng One while Fasroa WhltehatS pealed a three point victory over NAS eperetioM. Taking team boners ter the weak, NAS communication! down­ ed Matron Seven Brave for four nts. Bagel task tha week’s h Individual aeries beoera with ■ IIS aartes aad tied Orlmea of NAS GCA Tower far the week’s high Individual game wUh a IIS. With Grime* shooting a 111 ser­ ial,* NAS GCA Tower overwhelm­ ed Metros Three Brave far four paints. . 7 w sceuvesB /* 0 ''J i& S ’iZ iS & r TO TBU.VOU PUXJCiAl COOKIE.^ HOW OO VOO m PlDuJlARV?" af tho two fighter* after Dupes (ISAM) acored a uauimoua dad* ■ten over Lane (111) In Wednaiday nlgbt'a talavUod 10-round bout at tho Port Whiting Areas. "I want Lula Rodrlauei Mat," said Dupas, roforriag to tha topranking weiterwolgbi contender from Cuba, "aid that champtoa Dan Jerdaa." \\ELU»M*TVtl SOU WON'T ' O E T F A IR m u c h m o n i V. at -tme too,< . . TO DRIVE A RENAULT! POST TIM E 8:10 P. M. 10 Exciting Races ip i ... . 4 ?*«/ • - M ATINEES — «. » 'if? Wednesday, Friday 8 Saturday 2 P. M. SO vr FAM NI CAM MOT AES A OUt S ID B U N E l Tam Wm jt tad Arrow ’.»«r ___ uStl* C A X V ON 7UBKIMIN9 Dsiuphine 9flc JO u i w iw S ft lr o e to w w tiH a S i vtr.vM iM tm iNAW AW wgbC jeiSRUJJEB 'MOtvmMNMOU /FMAT jy H M T o u f& r racing history. General Mgr. Jerry Collie* plan* to givo all profit! from tho action te tho rarlou* group*, aol a fatal of moro than |S,«M ter charity I* predicted by A**t. Mgr. Jaak Ledoux Hlghlliht of the apaclil eraniag of competition will be the Charitjr Handicap, ttb event of a 10-raca date opanlng at 1:1# p. at. with a awifl Grade B encounter. — OF REBINED CRANIUM ON aaUenal triumph over LaSnlle in 9Va Jun GAVE ME/ r — — , XXI SHAIL UHOOltR TwE SECRET IOCAHCN5 OB THIlR STOCK Plies.'OUR. neer wiu. do the rest/ PURPOSE, LEADERf » n e a r l ia s e s ...A F T E R B A T IN 'A L U O * T H O S E O N IO N S ORANOMA Marines Tighten 1st Place Grip Dupas Looking •rGam o Pan I THB poms K Only Two Unbeaten Cage Teams Left Charity Night .... Vetted Prtaa lateraatteaal Alihoufh soma of Ua numbers continued to pine for a revival of the platoon syiteiu, collate foot* ball’a coaehtni fraternity today hailed the liberalised "w ild card" aubaUtuUoe rule aa "a step la the rlfht direction." Oaly Joe Xuharicb o f Notre Dame p u b llelyjecu icd the NCAA Rules Committee of betas "abort* aifhted" afttr it voted Wednes­ day to permit e single player to enter a game at any time, even while tha deck la running. Uader the old rule, e single player could be eubiUuted only during a time­ out and provided he had oat uied up his tllewed two entrlaa per quarter. " ! personally feel that you ere hurting the game by net allowing unlimited substitution;" eald Xu* harich. "It Is shortsighted o f the Rules Committee not to make the move m w . Eventually. It hat to eome.” Ben Sehwartswalder of Syra­ cuse Indirectly answered the Irish coach by declaring that the new rule "wUl give coaches a flesl* blllty that will help improve tho garni" sad la "better than tha stampede which would result if unlimited lubetituUoa were brought beck." Woody Hayes o f Ohio Stale and MUt Bruhn of Wisconsin admitted they would have favored a return to platoon football but, unlike Xu* harich, they apparently agreed that half a leaf is bettar than none. " I am somawhat disappointed that they didn’ t return to platoon football but the action they took la a step in the right direction," Hayes aald. Eha �thing New, Something O ld -- WANT ADS Are As P a g e 6— T h u ra, J o n . 14, 19 6 0 Bv STANLEY TOWN OFFICE SPACE with ample park log. t i l Oak Avenue. FA S-MOO. 'rto u »e * i< S M T ,J O E IT DOB ft S A Y - V ^S U P P fty WHEWy 2-ROOM apartmi eluding hat an Palmetto Are. I-BEDROOM nalnralafeed bouae, kitchtn electrically equipped. 2412 Willow Avenue. Call ' FA 1-0174. t Bdrm. house, M0 Orapeville Avt. FA t-IlM after S P. M. 5. R m ) EaUtu For Solo 8 . Rato l a l a t o F o r S o lo BASS FEVER ? ? INCOME PROPERTY: A p t heuae. Needs repair but good Throa large loU, approximately 7< I t i 400 f t oo beeutlful for future iaveatmeot. Located clear secluded lake, paved road 7 . Bualnano O p p ortu n itieo ael Bo. Park Are. Sanford — froa U ft, excellent f 1 < h I a g. opposite First Baptist Church. 91,000 each with term*. (Bring money and flaking pole). ALSO practically new • room residence at nil Sanford Are. . Convenient to Sanford Naval THE TIME TEfTED FIRM Air Statioo. 110 N. Park Are. Ph. PA M l f l For further details contact NEW 2-bed room block house, part* GEORGE T. STUMP ly furnished, I0J00, terms. Ap­ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ply W O Palmetto. ft LOAN ASSN. ATTENTION UT I . COURT ST., ORLANDO BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY What aectton of Seminole 2 BR. bouae on Magnolia, Juat out County do you live la? Do you 2-BEDROOM bouse, screened of city Urn. a; kitchen equipped, have an AVON Representative porch, fenced yard: Just outside Venetian blinds - space boater. calling on yon regularly? M eity limits. FA 2 7422. Must aell at sue*. U N . Will you don't, we may need you. trad# for lata model ear. If you would like to lo a n g-ACRES of good farm land to »A 2-000! or PA 2-0515. about being an AVON RepreSanford Celery Delta 9500 per eentative, write Mrs. Jeee acre. Excellent terms. Richards Milanich, Box 240, Lockhart, FARM ER'S AGENCY Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. Pla., for Interview. N. V. Fanner, Realtor LOCH ARBOR: By owner; o-bedD. H. Whitmore room block bouse on canal; kit­ lilliaa O. Trams WOMEN to work in meat packing chen equipped; Florida room. Associates. plant. Apply Hi-FIavor Meau, On Lakevlew Drive. Low month* 110 8. French Are. Pb. FA > 2221 Tuskawtllow Rd., Near Oviedo. ly paymenti and down pay­ After hour*, FA 2 I0U, FA 2-4021, No phene Information. ment. Call FA 2-S212. FA 2 0301 S t Johns Realty Co. RENT A BED sy, Hoapito' ft Baby Bed* foiy, Week or Month. RROLL'S FURNITURE , 1-21*1 111 W. lat S t MODERN two bedroom apartment In duplet; electric kitchen; large yard. Near Soutbslde School. No meters, ’ utilities shared. 900. AfUr 1:00, 700 E. 14th. St. PA 2-7022. NEW two bedroom bouae to Lake Mary; walking , distance to school and stora.' 900 par mo. FA 17210. UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, large Florida room, kitchen equipped, hardwood Boor*. Call SMALL furnished bouse, 1 bedFA 2-1017. room, near hospital, 90S per month. Lights and water Includ­ CLEAN e-room tarnished a p t Close la. 911 Park Avt. ed. Phone FA 14544. NEW HOME, Country Cleb Man or. Call FA 24221. LOOKING FOR A LO T? LOCH ARBOR THREE BEDROOM, lto bath This Is your OPPORTUNITY to HOUSE tor SALE Or RENT: 1- - horn* on canal with access to Invest In local building lota at bedrooms; 109 Country Club Chryilal Lake available now at unbeatable terma. Circle; 225 month FA 24028. owner has bean transferred Sample: 25xt2S ft, corner lot with overseas. Low down payment eity water and aewar 9M5 total and aasuma 4Vfc*& P. H. A. prico with 281.50 down and $12 mortgage of 912,261. per month. We hava otheral BY OWNER Raa son able tarmi 2-bedroom, 2 bath, large living ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor NEW YORK (U P!) - Many un­ W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Agency room and porch, established Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. usual and eoetiy motion pictures Phone FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park lawn, excellent neighborhood. FA 2 3221 Atlantic Bank Bldg. made their bow during the 1920’* Sanford, FA 2-7410. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, doubts car­ but non* of them puabed "Gone LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' port*. extra large utility room. With the Wind" from Mi position x 142'; one block off New UpMonthly payments 976. 110 as lbs No. 1 celluloid moneymak­ saia Rd. 1250. Phone FA 3-7212 Shannon Dr. FA 2.1376. er. after 2:00 P. M. A 1229 report by Variety, Ui* ntnrrioua s a n k show buslneaa newspaper,. listed n <*t ic k in h .r .u r eivtn that 1 BY OWNER: ltousd and lot, 1107. OWTW tb* top grosser of all am tneaisA In b a s in ... at ISt W. W. 20th. Street. 2nd S i, Samlnola O u n lr , F lor­ time, with earnings exceeding ida, «ho flctlllo n t nsm* o f 923480,000. The 1228 epic will be Itarnta On» Ilnur M artlnlilng and re-issued again soon In connec­ that I Inland tn rreta t.r aald nam* with lha Clark of th . Circuit tion with tb* 10th anniversary Court, completely equipped. Lovely Registered Real Er'.aU Broker Somlnoto County, Florida. o f lb* C iv l War. In arcordanra w ith lha provlslona Mery E. Carmen — Leo Salvail Florida room and lifetime tUe _ Running a close second is "Tb* o f lha Flctltloua Nam* niatulta, roof. You may own this home B. E. Rogero, Sr Associates Ten Commandments," which wai In .w ilt Uactlin ISI.es Florida Sta- Ph. FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha for only 92250 down and assume tulta 1SIT. released to 16M and within a 4 li% VA mortgage balance of Hlg: Liny 4 Barnoa year had proasad 932,000,00a. TO UK PUBMSimn Jan. 14. SI, READY FOR IMMEDIATE 912,450. with monthly payments Some Industry obssrvtrs believe as, FKB. 4. of 974.20. OCCUPANCY tb* Biblical fUm produced by Urn 3-BEDRuOM, 2 bslh, kitchtn r ic r r m o i-s bamm late Cecil B. DaMilte will even­ •quipped, Florida room. Large NOTICE la b.r.by alvtn that I tually aureate "Gao* With the am vnaaBte In butlntta at HIT HERBERT STENSTROM lot. Call FA 24432. Wind" to tamings. Orlando Dr., n .m ln o l. County, Registered Broker FlorlS*, undtr iho fictitiou s namv LEN RISNER nf, J*t Inn. and that I Intend to LOTTIE BROADWAY rvalttvr told nam* with th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court, Bvmlaolv KEN TORBETT Couaty, Florida, lo accordance with BETTYE D. SMITH lha erovleltne o f th* Flctltloua Asaoclatei Name Statute* to .w ltt V e ils * t l l . t t Florida B t .t u u . HIT. I N. Park Pb. FA 2-2430 'Wind' Still Tops At Box Office W orry Clinic Legal Notice n . m. d. ■ D - m i Fred W. Otoaal, about 99. la Buslnaaa Mans* 4 Me POST ft TIMES STAR nrhessart sr to tb* merger of these p u tt eruutog papers, there MB a i wwteat battle between Mr dominance to the evening ROSA L. PAYTON Stenstrom Realty V ftg 'I was admiring his swanky •awjaM ou to Mm fermar t i m e s Excellent Homesites ON L A K E S ni*.- Jnssuh Plnltr Publish. Doa. U B J a n . I, i t . I L what da they generally eJta a* the authority for Urn facta they art quoting? It la tha aewspapor: to fast, the daily nawepepor la really n great "University to Print". Any paper with 19,000 circulation ia estimated to have aimaat 90,0*0 dally "atedanta", which to mom than am enrolled to our larged atato universities. Tha publisher also compare* properly w 1 t h Mm university "Chancellor" and tha editor ahmtid ha regarded at a college “ Proxy". Reported am comparable te “ Professors". And tha educational obligaUoaa to nawapaporman now far outweigh Mut to campus edu­ cators. CfUCAOO turn -P o lio * and ether Arat-ald group* which deal with winter cmargenetoa barn b«en urged to adapt tba ao-cillod quick-law mrihad o f m ating froetbito. Writing to Mm Journal of Mm International CoDaga of Surgeons, Dr. John T. Phelan aald currant methods am Inadequate tad* that " a quick-thaw at approximately 110 dagraea Fahrenheit la tba bttt first-aid treatment ■ because it shortens the Urn* the frostbitten tietua la expoeed to cold." Dr. Pbalaa, a professor at the UnlversMy of Wisconsin Medical School, warned that lima la eruclal la froetbito cams. "Depending on the person and which part of lha body la affect­ ed," be said, "there lc a point at which part i t the body la affectable, irrespective of the treatment M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER Af EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON TO HUNT LINCOLN MER. CURY. INC., 108 N. PAL* TWO BEDROOM HOME, kttchrn METTO. equipped, Large corner lot. 2200 down and assume payments. FA 2-7882 after 1:00 P. M. RETAIL Building Material Out* aid* Salesman, some experience STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! in building materials necessary. Write qualifications to Box R, STOP! in to sot our 2 bedroom e /o Sanford Herald.___________ lto or 2 tiled both hemes at FRAME HOUSE, large lot out of eity limits. 91,000 my equity, 42,200 balance, payments 925. FA 2-3485. SAN SEM KNOLLS 4 blocks West of French Avenue on 20th Street. HOUSEWORK: PA 2-4604. BABYSITTING day or night PA 2 2460._____________________ LOOK! at ail the wonderful fee* iurea In these homes. Terrauo floors—Furred and Plastered walls — Custom built • cabinet SANFORD Plumbing ft Hasting work—and Dust-frae closets- i r n a*. Rim PR. F A 9-1914. Close to acboota and shopping —LISTEN! to the price and terms—1220 Down FHA Financ­ ed—Exclusive with W. H. "B ill" Stcmper Agency Realtor ft Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffse Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bari Pilcbar, Helve E. Noonan, R. T. McCesklB Phene FA 14621 . l i t N. 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AVON Representative for die., —. . . --------I MirTM.far.V _ _ _ _ _ trlet 111 in Sanford; lit. to tth. JLC1E.QE-Ricsda^lslaft^'*>)tn net: St., between ’ Mellon villa and 400 Sanford Ave. TTT 3-7430 I piece bedroom »et: DeWItt'a Park Ave. Please call FA 2-1601. Trailer Court, FA I -M l. • ItO VALUES TRAILER furnished to man and • 1UICK CREDIT REDWOOD Cedar eloiet. Ilka wife In exchange for some s e m • EASY TERMS new, |20. 4M Roialia Dr. (cot* less rendered to man next door, tage). WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS recovering from illness. la Os. taan. Call FA 2 0319. TOMATOES and SWEET POTA New and Used Furniture TOES. Cslary Ava., near Beard111 E. First St. FA 2 3622 Jenkins Heating AIR COVD1TION1NO CONTRACT and REP MR WORK 100T Sanford Ave. FA 2 M 2 Gateway To Ths Waterway Your EVtNRUDE Dealer TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL R o b so n S p o r tin g G o o d s For I weeks only! 304-6 6 E. HI. Ph PA 9*3961 17 In. (accept some portable*) 139.16 20. Automobile* Jee C. Thomas 14 la. SU M 1921 Barit* SI. ‘ PA S-9«49 » ia. H I M AU tubes have l 1 year guarantee. 1939 Chevrolet 2-DR., 6 .-ylinder, l* ii than 9,099 mllei, no ruat LLOYD'S RAOtO A TV PLUMBING anywhere. Will secapt car for 416 Sanferd Ava Pi.. FA I t i w Contracting A Repairs equity or caib. taka over pay­ I* Free Pitimataa 15*A Beaul) Parlors ments. Sea at Holler Motor 9 R. L. HARVEY •ale*. 204 Sanford Av*. Phon# FA 2-33*3 " dortb* b k a l t y ” PAIR of Edmonds high comprai MM Adams Ph. 1 |8. E le ctrica l S e rv ice s lion headi IN . PhOM FA 1-MI*. A Satisfied customer la our b e * Huufe Wiring ~ E'rrirtr Service advertisement 1M0 PLYMOUTH Mclvedsra. R Std Vlnlcn and II., PS., continental whael, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK RAVD.W.7, ET-ECTWC OP. 4.100 actual mil**. good econo­ 109 go. Oak Ph. FA 13712 11? Magno'ln PA I-M ll my: |900 and lake over pay. Bn lovallar With Professional mrnts. Phone FA 3-067 after 14. Point S T tr n a l^ -" Beauty Care. 9:00 P. M. # V A L L PAPERIXG a T a INTINO ' • SINCA 4-dr. 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General MOST CARS SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Trailer Park, across from MevHome Repairs. 20 yrs. Expert- FA 2-1*22 VERY WELL EQUIPPED or FA >4170 WILL TRADE 1*30 Chevrolet tuisland on 17*2. cm *. Very Low Ratal. PaatM Seminole Co, Motors dor sedan, oscallant condition, FA 2-3676. FA B9914 17. Pols, Livwtoek, 8uppltes 319 E. First St. for pickup truck. FA 2-4723 af. 41* i » ', M' Groat Lakeo • bdrm. carpeted, air conditioned, cabinter 4:00 P. M. B A M ROOFING M . Park Av*. Trailer Ot., Let Contracting A Repairs 'M RENAULT — take up pay­ 79. ReaaonabU. Liceoasd — Bonded —laanred ments—small equity. FA 3-3015. FREE ESTIMATES 42* R. TRAILER; exceptional buy 990 Laurel Ava- Pit. FA 2 7943 i t 99,000. Opon at 11th. and PAINTING A DECORATING Sanford u t il 9:20. . Licensed — Bonded ’ Free Estimates — Work Guaranteed HOUSE TRAILER, M ft FA 2-7M7. Seminole Painting Contractors FA 2-1204 F. O. Box 431, Lake Mary. Fla. B a r k e r p a i n t i n g — Room Ph. FA 2-4913. / . MW • gat. Special, FA 24110._____________ earnest mixer equipped with electric motor that one max 16. Special Service* can operate — weight SI Ibe. complete — m iM i *9 Ms. i* I minutes — 9 #u. ft. hr. with one bucket. For any cement or conorole Job. May he rented at the following atone—with s buckets; Gregory Lumbar Co., Sanford; Edwsrdi Hardware, Hanford; Gregsry Lumber Co., DcLand; Ctaiueta Supply Op., Cbuluota. Plumbing: & Repairs B & M Distributor! 22. Articles For Bala T h u n . J an . 14. I9 6 0 — P ag# 7 WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS W vW V t Furniture WILSON - MAIER SAVE at BRYAN'S FABRIC SHOP. Ont block West of Monro* Corner, Utad furnhur*. appllsneai. tools ate. Bought-Sold Larry’ i Mart 211 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4U* FATrOKY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS ROLLAWAY, Hospital ami Baby Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Beds. Day, Waek nr Month— rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. cords. Ph. ''A 2-7*33 Snnknrlk Ulann an d P a in t Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4622 $s a v e $ New k Furnitura and Used Applinncts Mather of Sanford 22. Articles For Sale TWIN BEDS, complete; electric refrigerator; oddi and ends; 9M Phone FA 24230. VISTA 0*1 R a il* , apartn alia, 971. 114 Shannon Dr, SINGER PORTABLE to reaponolble party le this vicinity. Take over I payments of II.U . Two year guarantee remaining. Writs Bos AA, o /o Sanford Her- FOR SALBt 1030 Dodge Wayfar­ er 2 dr. Electric water heater and oil apace hooter. Make of­ fer. FA S 4 M . REWARD for return of key, credit cards A check book taken from N. C. car Dec. 24. No questions aiked. Phone FA 2-2716. LOST: Female Welmaraner, vac. cinatlon no. 1116, tag no. 263. Answer* to "M isty". REWARD, Georgs C. Harden, FA 9-5742. MARY CARTER PAINTS World's Largest Gslloa BUY ONE O A L .GET ONE FREE W. 1st. St. Ph. FA 1 3 4 a ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred Rolf, Ml Magnolia Plata, DaBary — on* block south of En­ ter* rise Rd. NO 1-4413. GOOD Uaod Appliances and TV’a, Germly, Ioe., Third k Palmetto. RADIO retard playar combina­ tion, UN# modal, I tpstd, 911. Alio portable record player, 3 Speed, «30. FA 9-7009 after 1:00 Mipervoopewpecia T IL SATURDAY ONLY •< • P— anger Cnnntry M u V-« with Fard-O-MatH A W CONDITIONING, Powar Steering nad Beaker, iUtKo and H w tor. N .A.D.A. Bonk Price $1160 . OUR PRICE NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We Invite yen le be one n o * * abeeletely free wlthent ahRce* tlen ut one of Sanford's leading Metals while pee touts wit* Windshield Back Glaai able koeeing f f yenuelf aaf I/>or Glass Vent Glaai family. Plek up your key at » SERVICE tier Salas Office. lenkurik Gians and Paint Co. U 114 W. 2nd St. FA 1-4922 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Klngewood V P w m gir Station Wagoo, Factory AIR CONDITIONING, Pawmr Hearing and Berber, Radio and Hwtor. ▼*• Engine, Grwn amd Whita with White BtdswaM Tirat. Sea It and Drive It Now! INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY UU Celery Ave. Tel- FA 1-1994 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statemanta, invoices, band bills, and programs, etc. Pr igraiitv* Printing Co. Phono FA* f-3931— 906 Weit 13th VL MODERf RUG CLEANER! 8 i u Ruga And Wall Ta Wall Carpet*. Batiafaetion Guaranteed, t Week Service Ph. FA 9-707 All Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES A MODEL! 194 lo . Park (94 t r sor.) 4th Addition ih a n d O p m itu f" SPECIALS " X M ,." ' • A 4 Badroom* IA S - HOMES • • Quiet Community Near Golf Course Bathe VA-FHA- FHA In Strvie# Conventional Flnandnr Down Paymenta Low aa MSS 54 DESOTO 56 CH EVROLET Fnrdor Radas Firadom* • Antnmatie Transmiaaten • 6 Cylinder •Standard Transmission. Tutona Paint Power Itaorteg * Radio aod 0 Good Tire* Hatter • PRICED TO SELL * § 145 0 w an w FRIDAY N ITES 'T IL 8:00 Yeu c m w ord id iauaedi* ataly white thd papers a rt being preewaad. A LL DAY SATURDAY Wh Ouaraita# Parwnal Turn Want On 20th St. Follow Country auk Rd. A Watch Far Our Sign* • • • OPEN DAILY Satiafaetten On Thd Construction O f Your Homo For Tha First Veer — Or Your Down Payment And Cloainf Cost Will CheartuUy Rafundod- 56 DESOTO 57 CH EVRO LET Firodom* Tudor Hardtop Sportsman • Automatic •:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:M P. M, T il Dark 1 Hi___ i; �N Whoa Y w Purchase * Itocoloher ~fc7? 3 T ip V a in S to o p In Addition Te Tfceee Regularly lamed When Ym N m>«h Oven C le o n e r__ _ BACH COUPON LISTED BELOW IB GOOD POB M FREE STAMPS. A TOTAL OF IBM FREE STAMPS IP YOU USB ALL THE COUPONS. THESE STAMPS ARB IN ADDITION TO THOSE REGULARLY EARNED. CHECK THESE PINE BUYS AND GET YOUR SHARE OP THB EXTRA QUANTITY SIGHTS SESfSVSO MnM Win* Ym Bloekbum Mod* PRICES 6 0 0 0 Thank, Pri. Sal Jaa. II. II, IS C O C K T A IL 4 M" L A R G E T ID E Thrifty MoM Yellow Cling PEACHES ; 5 • r INST Snider Tomato CATSUP Cn w i VaM After Saturday, January ISth. M COFFEE Libby 2 33* BEEF S T E W 2 * Sold Modal Toite O' Sm Frozen Haddock 2 New Day Libby Vienna F L O U R J8&S, 5 49' S A U S A G E 5 After Rich, Full-Flavored T a p V a lia S t m p a As Y m p N s a ^ W h R a lb h At Yew Maerwt Wtoa-Waia In A iiR lm Ta Than H— eIi i U hi Addition To Theee Regularly lamed When Y m Pntthnee Homnel Void After Saturday, January 10th. Coupon Void Attar Soturdov, January 10th. At Yaw Mootwr Whw Stata I■ JUMMm ToThooo Regularly lamed Whan Ym Pnrahnaa Minot Strainod Cranberry SLICED BACON * \ .. * ( * V| U lsirA m lu ^ ^ A ■ Choice Long Groin E Intro A 24-oa, SL SLICED BACON 79' SLI Copolond Hot or Mild BOLOGNA Chun King Fr. Chin or Shrimp •rooks County Popper 39' C U R E D BACON BAG S A U S A G E Sno-Boll Fancy, Fresh AS Tew Marat WUa Shda In AdditiM Te Tbeee logoiarty lamed WbM Ym B h $ M V / M ft Whitmon Otoe. Covered M int* nr MMioture m ills r^t Coupon Vote Aftor Saturday, January ISth. Wlneiop RED APPLES 5 i. 39' C A R R O T S UN 3 MORTON Apple, Cherry, Noah, Coat 99' Fruit Pies''! Coupon Veld After Saturday, January ISth. L A V A SOAP IV O R Y SOAP Mild, Pure IV O R Y SOAP n>nrlnmn> Z E S T SOAP Mild, Pure 2 4 2 2 IV O R Y SOAP 2 25‘ For I VHord O Woter R Y ' » 39‘ 27' Souer K IR K ' S SO A P Vanilla 21' E X T R A C T 31'IOXYDQL ft 3S Moke* Didtee Shine 21 C A S C A D E 33 Spic & Span p£ 2* Gold King Frozen Coupon Void Attar Saturday, January ISth Coupon Void Aftor Saturday, Cleon ter 29' COMET 2 * 33 Rolein Bran 39* S K IN N E R S IIIM iU s J r �** ' . She ify n a lb MIICUMUUaiU W E A T H E R : Fair and continued warm through Saturday. High today. T6-80. Low tonight tn the mid-SOV. III. T T J T ___p nMi i _ l <e a e e d ^ a s i1. FatablUhed 1908-^w .$ 8 tn A Y , JA N U A R X .l& »A ytO List weak’* announcement that [ho Cristianl clrcua family had reached an agreement- with Clrruiland which would move the circui irom Sarasota to Semlnola County haa started a flurry ef ectlvity and announcements at 'pSarasota. The flurry started after It waa announced in The Herald that Circuslsnd had reached an agreoment with the Crlatiani circus family which would result ia the troupe managing the show area of Circusland and moving the winter quarters of the circus here. The wire service reported Mm same thing tha following day. Be dhdid the Sarasota newspapera . • one of them using red Ink for the headline. One Sarasota newsman told Hie Herald later that the Chamber o f Commerce there had called a ape* d a l meeting lo discuss the mat* tar of trying to perauade Mm Crlstiania from moving. From that point, tha annouaeomenu mostly disagreed oa every* all the principals said thing and ail Atooy were being miequoted. w The Sarasota newsman finally telepboaed The Herald te “ get the thing straight.” He was ad­ vised to talk to both Paul Cris* Uani of tha clrcua and Maurico Marshall o f Circualand, who ori­ ginally annooarod their agree- 'A WASHINGTON (UPI) Goveminent agents conducted a mam­ moth investigation today ie de­ termine whether a bomb caused list week's National Airliner trash which killed all S4 persons aboard. Part of the inquiry centered on • passenger who was covered by about a million dollars worth at recently-acquired Insurance. Aflfi h K ** V , Jellau Andrew Freak, inspected ef kill lag himself and te ether airNuer passengers with a suicide bomb, waa under InvesMgatleu far a series ef alleged swindles white may total aver « mil Iloo dollars, M was revealed here today. Fill and Civil Aeronautics Board Investigators were trying to discover whether a man-made explosion blew the New York-toMiami flight from tha sky near Bolivia. N. C.. Jan. S. After hearing testimony from the CAB's safely director. Chair* man A. S. Mike Monroney (DOkla.) of Ihr Senate aviation sub­ committee said Thursday “ every bit of evidence so far" indicated • bomb exploded in the plans'* washroom. Monroney laid “ It seems clear" to him that a bomb causei. the crash. CAB Safety Director Oscar Bakkr told the subcommittee that a preliminary Investigation brought out some “ unusual cir­ cumstances'* which caused the agency lo look.into the possibili­ ty of an explosion. lia said be was not prepared lo atale that • bomb caused (ha crash. Bslke said the CAB Inquiry centered on heavUy.lnsured Julian Andrew Frank, 32, a Westport, Conn., lawyer who boarded Mie plane with a 20-pound blue doth flight bag. Frank’s body found some II to SI milss from Ihe scene of Ute mate wreckage. The flight bag was s e tte r, its bottom torn out. Frank told an associate recently: “ U 1 die te an alrplasa crash, my wife wiM bo tbo richest woman te ths worid.'? , That’s what The Herald did. he was teid. A Harald writer will be la i s Sarasou Monday te fellow dovew lopmeuts there. Moore Agrees To Be Extradited convicted murderer Ma* A ioa Isaac. V ocra Mgaed extradition DIO T H A T LE A TH E R DESK, as'C ircu sk n d gets tha signature o f Paul CriatianJ, business manager o t the Cristianl fam ily circus, oa nn agreement that includes managing tha ahow area o f Circusland and moving the circus quarters here. Maurice Marshall, developer o f tho attraction, and the train* or o f big Oacar tho obliging olophanW witness Crlstlani’s signature at m —- • Carotiaa prison authorjtieo told Ihariff J. L Hobby they,.would scad a telegram when stele Isw enforcers were ready te te ptek op Moore. They wiU taka the OT-reer-oU eeeapoe heck by car. Moore admitted Thursday that , ho eeeaped from a North Carolina 'road gang In M U , white serving a aaatenee ter h l l l i « Ms writ. Deputy W. R. lea hurg ar arrested Moore ter vagrancy after ha be* c* bm wapiti— ef Mm m u ’ s Moodsy masting of -*>>•>a l y United Preea IntenuManal Prate cutfareaka of Aslan flu •welled acroao tha nation today, i using high absenteeism from schools, Jobs tad ia ths entertain* meat industry. Tho Aaiaa bug, which as a wideeyed foreigner to U. I . shores fire years ago caused scores ef Three Injured In Head-On Crash Planning Session Slated For Group The .independence Crash Probers Check Possibility 01 Planted Bomb Circus Site Story Sets Off Flurry « <§ NO. BOR SANFORD, FLORIDA the ' Seminole Association for Retarded children will be a planning ses­ sion ter parants e f the children and volunteer workers te tbs orgaaltaUen. The S p. m. meeting at the Little Red Sckeeihouse wtR net fee open te the peMte. I nsto Ilotion Set * For Oddfellows Sanford Lodge IT o f Mm Inde­ pendent Order af Oddfellows will hold an installation e f officers meeting at • p. as. Monday. The installing officers will be fam es Tomsovie, district deputy grand,master and his staff af offl- ~ Blood Bonk Work To Stort Monday deaths and laid millions oa thslr backs for a -ls w days, waa not nearly as w id l# te sd *• to IMT. Hut it baa CMSed a “ low grade epidemic" Ja Southern California and threatened garious outbreak! In the D otM g srfhi where antiflu vaccines were running low. Some stales reported a higbar thaa normal Incidence of lnfluen* za-type cases, and across tho country the damp, cold season was taking a heavy toll of school children, teachers and civic offi­ cials. An estimated half-millioa Lot Angeles area residents were stricken with Asian flu and other viruses. Dr. Malcolm Merrill, state health officer, identified the disease as Asian influents, but county health officer Roy O. Oil. bert said half a dotes viruses probably were involved. Actors, actressas, crew mem­ bers and even producer-director Alfred Hitchcock were laid low with bloodshot eyes and fevers. Work on more than five TV shows and Hitchcock's movie, “ Psycho," was delayed or postponed by flu attack*. A head-on crate on route *M sent three persons to the hospital Thursday night. Mrs. Alma Tolhurst of 122* Via Estrella, Winter Park, was driving an Mm wrong side of tha road whoa tea plowed toto • car drivaa by Winter Park resident Ed­ ward J. Smith, near the Turkey Farm, Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. Sikes said today. Mra. Tolhurst waa taken to Winter Park Hospital with a poss­ ible fractured kneecap, several teeth knocked loose aad chin cute. Smith bad a deep nose cut. His wife, Mr*. Joyce Elaine Smith had possible head injuries, a cut Mr. August Stlch, father of Mrs. over her left tv s and bruises. Both were treated st Florida Sani- R. D. Priest at Sanford, also is survived by hi* widow, Mrs. Sarah M. Stitch; sons Wallace C. Stitch of Clearwater, William B. Stitch of Jacksonville and T/Sgt. Fred A. Stitch of Maryland and another daughter, Mra. Virgil Greene of Pompano, and 14 grandchildren. Names o f soma of the survivors were omitiad and Mr. Stitch's name waa misspelled in the report of his death. Correction In the Detroit area, Albert Pisa, president of the Detroit Board ef Health, said doctors were order­ ing about five limes as much vac­ cine as a short time ago and supplies were running low. Detroit's city-county health di­ rector, Dr. Joseph Milner, said teachers have been absent from school at double the normal rate. A spot check indicated that fac­ tory absenteeism was 2 per cent above normal. Molner said 40.000 persons In the Detroit arra were stricken with soma type of flu. Mayor Proclaims Polio Month Mayor Earl Higginbotham today proclaimed January ISM is March of Dimes Month te Sanford. The proclamation signed by the mayor asked for help in a new offensive against birth defects and arthritis as well aa polio. Tha Natlooal Foundation has begun to fight these diseases sinre “ arthri­ tis cripples more persons thin any other disease and more than a quarter of a million Infante are born each year with serioui birth defeeta." Pleasant Taxes , “ Pleasant taxes" will be Jack LeDoux's subject when he speaks at Ihe Sanford Rotary club meet­ ing Monday. LeDoux. who is assistant manager and direrlor of public relations at Ihe San­ ford Orlando Kennel Club will also show a film on taxes and conduct an open forum at the Civle Cooler luncheon. Construction of (he Seminole County Blood Bank will start Mon­ day. County Bank Director Ralph Wight said today. Carroll Dshtel Construction Co. will build ( n 1,000 square foot b^nk on tho southwest corner of the Seminote Memorial Hospital grounds. Tbo bank's architecture will blend with tho hospital's. Chicken Pilau Sanford's American Legion Campbcll-Losiing Poet IS will bold a chicken pilau cupper Monday at ihe poet headquarters on Hwy. IT-02. The T p. m. supper will be followed by a regular buslnass meeting at 0. Plaza Addition Casselberry industries is putting up a building which can b* divided into four atores in Casselberry P lan . Ben and Miller Evana ore supervising tho construction. Paul Bates Is developing the unit which will have Casselberry Realty te one of ill offices. Book Project tong wood Civic League mam bera are cataloging the 3,MW hooka in tha towns' library in tha Civic League building. League members have typed rates for about ana fifth of tha books te tha Church SI. building. Break-In Reported An attempted bleak-in was made at George Reek's Heating and Plumbing Co. on 17-M, Frederick J. Rack told Sheriffs deputise Thursday. Raek said that entry wasn't gained but that three aeptls tank sweeps were taken from outside tho building. Open House To Start Jaycee Week ROAD-E-O WINNER David Slaughter got a ptequo at tha Jnycaa luRchaoa Thursday for tha skillful driving Approval by tho Navy of in­ clusion o f an Outstanding Young Sailor selection ia the awards list has completed plans for Jaytee Week which starta Sunday. Each squadron at the Naval Air Station will select its can­ didate tor the honor and a panel ef judges will name the winner of the award, being made for enlisted Navv persona*! foi (Ue first time this year. Jaycee Week will begin Sunday at 1 p. m. when the public la in­ vited to opto house at the Jaycoo Building oa French Ave. J r. Loo Korwto te chairman at tho during which will bo c " r.r **I S L iW V il fr y - ‘m: to T 7 " . f— U . I4B chamber will open te board af directors meeting lo the visitors at the Jaycee Building. The Jaycecs will be working on a community development project Gel Acquainted Dance Slated The Sanford Moose Lodge is sponsoring a get-acquainted par­ ty sad daac* Saturday sl|H te tho Wodo Market building across toe street from the lodgo hall. Aa orchestra will provide -iu sic far daacteg beginning at B p. m. AM Mass* msashore, prospective ■oatooM aad gaaste a n mi Mad OasoPB team lodges te Daytooo Beach, New Smyrna Beach and tetoto DoUod oiB' otoaod- during Mw weak, which will he highlighted Jaa. to with the Bosses-Award Night banquet. Judge Vollo Williams will ha Um featured speaker it the dinner in tha Giants Training Camp dormitory. Mate event of the .wards sight will ha prescatotiaa M the Dis­ tinguished Service Ahmrd I* a young man between Fl and to years old for outstaadlag aorvla* to tbo commuaity, Ths Jaycres art MTgteg eltUeM to make aomlnatioM tor the out■landing 'young mat award mat later than midnight Monday aad are handing out aomteatioo farms si (bo Jaycee BuildingOther awaads w g at jwtog paagte J.'-L J • gs to it ifa A VAH-1 Chief Petty Officer waa kilted while tha group was oa a carrier attack exercise aboard the USX Independence. Navy officiate reported that Patrick James Lyona, aviation boatswain ' mate, received fatal injuria* when he was struck by a flailing flight check eabte. Three other VAH-1 men were injured te the accident. NAS authorities said a plana coming in for a landing on the carrier atruck tha cable wire •a tha deck aad the cabla parted, hitting Lyona. Injured te the accident were Rudolph Irving, John Washington, ■nd David E. F.dmonds. The group returned today from the cruise. Tickets On Sale Monday For Bette Davis Show The general sate of tickets for Ihe Bette Davis ahow will, begin Monday In the Woodruff Bldg, at the corner of First St. and Park Avc. Mlsa Davis, Barry Sullivan and • supporting artist will bring to the Civic Center “ The World of Carl Sandburg" at l:M p. m. Jan. 30. The show is being spon­ sored by the Semlnole-DeBary Heart Council with net proceeds going to heart research. Tha show, described as “ gay, serious, reflective, wise, frivo­ lous and never for an instant less than fascinating," hai received unanlmoua praise i its cross­ country tour. It Is based on the material of America’* ranking literary figure Carl Sandberg, who baa continued lo astonish and do* light for a half-century. Supporting artist will bo Clark Allan, a 31-year-old gifted Instru­ mentalist and folk atogor. Tickets will bo II and $3 and also can ba reserved by calling FA 3-MSl from Monday until Jas. Humane Society Drive Underway The retail merchants division o f the Chamber o f Commerce has called a special meeting at 2 p. m. Monday in tha USO section o f tho C o f C building to discuss downtown shopping problems. AH downtown merchants •nd others interested in the discussion are invited to attend. U.S. Takes 'Show Me' Attitude On Red Boasts WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e r e is plenty o f reason for America's "show m e" attitude toward Russian Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's announcement that he will slush the Soviet armed forces. And there is little room for co m fo rt Even if Khrushchev carried out the 1,200,000-man cut, he still apparently would have the largest military aslablishment in tha world. The Supreme Soviet unanimous­ ly approved Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev's proposal to cut So­ viet armed forces by 1,200,000 men, thus putting it into effect. Both houses of the i.usslan Par­ liament approved the new law after Khrushchev again took the rostrum .to note that “ all people who spoke on my report and nn the djafl law exprrsicd their ap­ proval." Behind U. X. skepticism over the new rut were Allied Intelllgenre reports that Russia has not made anything like tha cuts in armed manpower that it previous, ly has announrrd. Moreover, In telling Ihe Su­ preme Soviet Thursday that ha would reduce military force* by one-tHrd, Khrushchev gave him­ self Iwo years to carry out tho promise. During that Hare, ha could capitali** on the propaganda value of the promise even If later be found some reason not to areka good on tbo rodue ioa. Another reason for O. S. skepti­ cism te Khrushchev's statement that Soviet military forces now number 3,623,000' awn. Tha Norik Atlantic Treaty Organisation esti­ mates Russia's armod manpower at 4400,000. Tbo new*st premised reduction brings to 3,040,000 tbo number of moa Russia feta said R would eut from Ma armod forcoa store Aug­ ust, INI. All ovidoncs Indicates Russia srssb& ss&ss 8 t to* V. B. Air Fore* after are ploaaod tfeot oar meotteg waa o success and hop* to enroll a largo momborobip to sorry oa the w o rt." Also elected were Geo* Raokte, first, Ethel Williams, aooood, and Diana Cudebec. third vice presi­ dents; Robert Johnson, secretary; Elaino Milter, recording aocretery, and Mra. Gena Rinkte, n r r oafondteg aoereiary. . Named to the board of directors were Sheriff J. L. Hobby, T, E. Tucker, John Krider, Ralph' A. Smith, Dr. R. L. Bass; Rob Chumlay and David Gatchel. Mr*. Mary J. Gsrrioo* sod Mor­ ris Heltman, both aetiva to hu­ man* society work foe many years, were speakers at U * mooting. Mrs. Garrison stressed that “ U ia Important that tfep community understand that w* do not only protect animals, hut i l l s taka ac­ tion to prevoM cruelty to ohild- ron." Hallman outlined all aspocts of ths society'* work and answered questions at mtmbora and pros­ pective mam bora shout tho or sa­ nitation. Members ara being sought and interested persona or* askod to writ* to Sanford Human* Boatoty. Ios Country CM* Dr., or FA t-Tito. * News Briefs } , *.*••*“ v - v.*i*w Help Asked BILOXI, M ill. (UPI) - Negro leaders called on the FBI today lo reveal the names at 23 men suspected of tha lynch-murder of a young Mississippi Negro. The demand* rame jifter a federal grand Jury here refused Thurs­ day to indict anyone for killing Mack Charles Parker. Unemployment Down WASHINGTON (U PI) - Unem­ ployment fell “ significantly" test month although It usually climbs In December, Informed sources said today. The number of ;ob* also rose to a record high for De­ cember and average factory work­ ers’ weekly earnings Increased to a new peak. Vailed Press latonuttoasl Circus Land Disputed SARASOTA (UPI) - T h e dispute over who owns a l l . i sere tract of land sold by Rtegllag Bros, and Barnum A Bailey Clrcua to the Arvtda Carp, has gooo to tbo courts. Sarasota County claims it owns tire land store it specified te 1327, whea It gsvo tha land to the circus that it must revart to lire county if tho circus derided to dispose of M. Congressmen Rapped HAVANA (UPI) - Ife* rebel organ Revolution has charged that lam U. S. caagreeamaa s a l a Mate Departasamt official are member* of t “ oriare ayadlcsto Modap drearifend Repo, arid War H. But militarily tho Dsntel D. Flood (D-Po.) and Da» Soviet Union hai continued its to Fairer (D-Fta.) and State Iks. preparations for nil kinds of wara partmaat spokesman L 1 • * a I a sad has built fteaihte. force* for White aa “ totarooiteMi pasttho purposo. Mere." Town Gains In 1959 Loogwood Mayor A. R. Lormana reported that hi* town saw fa il,. 644 worth of building, reorganised its fire department and had two acts passed by tho legislature Jo IMS. The stele approved ataggoriag the terms of town councUmea aad gave the go obead to aa act letting Laagwood extend its limits fey soMIltlOR, The 111 permits issued tor 3611,S4t worth e f m w building* kept devetepors selling their houses •* feat as they built them, Lormana said. A Are marshal was appointed te command Iho reorganised fire depertmont. The firefighters now have weakly drill* sad mutual aid agreement* with Casselberry aad Altamonte Springe department* Tho firemen answered M calls to the Loogwood area. I-ong wood police answered S.BT4 calls including M accidents, and five breaking aad entering oases. Articles war* ototea to only two of the brook-ins. Om case te un­ solved. The police drov* miles, made IT* traffic arrests aad issued 3n traffic waraiaga. Tha town council Mtboriaod a camrtcry and named two af Ms mam bcii to supervise maintenance, aad sale of tho plot*.. Is lb* water department, service tec re as ‘ tenasod i per real and 163 water mater* were las la lied. Tbo Unas art being tengUrenod aad oatergod f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Jan. I t , I960 m s Directors Named The board ef directors for the reorganized Humane Society were named today. Serving on the board will bm Sheriff J. L. Hobby, T. E. Tucker, John Krider, Ralph Austin Smkh, R. J. Bauman, Dr. R. L. Bats, Robert Crumley end David Gtoebd. The advisory board will consist ef Ken McIntosh, Jack Trim, Merioo Harman, Judge Wilson Alesender, J. Q. Galloway, George end Mery Garrison. The election ef officers will t o held at • p. m. tomorrow at IUr American Legion H al an Mwp. Lvij S V WMHlNQtON (UP1) - Son. . Wsyno Morse’s decision to enter • * presidential -primaries was viewed today oa ■ possible bolding action . -to build up support for Adlal I . But —inn H orn announced Monday he would enter the District of Colum­ bia primary on May a and run as "a favorite son" in the Oregon primary •« May 10. A. L. Wheeler, D. C. campaign manager for the Oregon senator, Mid today:!! Morse finds he can't win at the July Democratic eon- Panto to the best means to gat a deserving committed and aanvlrtad prisoner beck tote the aamwhhMy in an orderly fashtan, annnty probation and parole officer James Lee told iaaford lotarteas yesterday. Through Urn probation end painto commisakm, thousands of persona have, been released to become tow abiding rtttoens. Lee told the Retarteas at their Civic f^moadmas the safety of the ______ Daily first, the Florida Pareto Commission considers Ibe offense, community background, joke available end method of (mating the prisoner when a man comes up for paroto, Lee ■aid. Ha explained that of the I,CM persons released on parols In Florida since the system start­ ed In 1MI, M pre cent have completed Umlr paroto form or ere completing It ancceufully. . Cert to the community is saved •ban a dimming prisoner la put i on paroto, Leo mid. The direct - 1 neat la M per day to keep a oarnan In prtaoo, while the cost to :t e r r « s . ,3 fi.r rs vention, his hackers here want him to throw his support behind Stevenson. Wheeler, ehalrmen el the D. C. Democratic Central Committee, said one of the main reasons why Democrats were backing Morse was “his untiring support of Adial Stevenson in IMS and ISM and his continued favorable comments about Bteveoaon." Stevenson has said that he Is not a candidate this year but he has not ruled out a move to draft him far h third try for the White House. A United Press International s u m / showed Monday that a campaign to draft Stevenson has reached the official organisation stage In at least five states-Wlsconsin, Missouri, Ohio, California and Teias. In the D, C. and Oregon con­ tests, Morse will clash directly with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MImO. The only other an­ nounced Democratic aspirant, Sen. John F. Kennedy (Maas.) has not said whether he would run Jn these two primaries. But Morse wMh Rasp watches sad detached eyes. His recent preoccupation with the spiritual meaning of Ills has given hie paintings stature worthy of great cathedrals. “Christopher Columbus Discov­ ers America” is more crowded with mystic symbolism than say of Dali'e works to data. An arrangement of figures produces two eutUnea of Christ, which Deli calls “double, invisible images.” Colum­ bus was obsessed by a mystical re­ lationship with Jssus sad often signed kta asma “Christo-fereaa,” which means “Chrtit-csrrylag.” Dali describes other (mages to the picture as symbols of Colum­ bus’ gift of Christianity to tbs new world, hto reception in America by St. Narcissus portrayed as a swarm a< files, and his recaption No one but the directors of the Pranch A Co. gallery and the workmen who bung the IS by 14foot canvas, an allegory entitled “Christopher Columbus Discovers America,” has seen I t Onto it is viewed by a few hundred carafully ■elected museum directors, mil­ lionaire collectors, and high ehurch officials ibis evening, It will dis­ appear until lMf. Only Salvador Doll, mootor art* tat and pact raastsr of publicity, could havo planned the debut of a painting with ouch finesse. The M-year-old artist brought the mural-iise canvas, the largest be has painted, here from Spain bells. Dae. St without fa tte n lor Baal Hto moat mystifying abject to a approval of the man who commit- gigantic, pear-shaped ms urchin. stoned u, AAP grocery chain heir DsU Mys R prats gM American achtovratsat to atomic science and Hto painting, s i yet bephote- represents the true shape at the aphid, to reported to have coat world as discovered by Explorer i to-yser-oid playboy turned II, the American MtaHIte, patron of the arts to the neighbor­ hood of MM,000. It took Doll two yean to create M. Hartford was ecstatic and agreed with Dali that “Columbus” should bars aoo news-making showing bofa n Mis stored away to await puble exhibition, when Hartford Oviedo High School'! recently m his soon-to-be built museum, formed Beta Club for honor stu­ dents to drawing up its by-laws Gallery ef Modern Art. “Crtumbue” will rank in impor-and constitution. Principal W. H. anca with Dali’s ofton reproduced DeShaso Mid today. The Id mem­ ’Lost Supper” In the National Gal- ber group to primarily for service In Washington sad ths “Creed- and development af the school, Dai" st the Metropolitan Mu- Shase sold. Students muet have a B average to become members. The now work proves that Dali DeShaso said that ho expects to have the seven room addition to Oviedo High finished by Aug­ ust. The ttftfc sod sixth graders Adult Art C lo u new to tbs high school building Slated For Grooms will bavs classes in (he addition An adult cIsm to art will bo to make more room for high ergsntocd at Grooms Academy, •chart students In the main toifldat T p. m., Jaa. II. This dam hsg. will bo avsUshls for those desir­ ing an adult high school credit to apply oo a diploma. The instructor will bo Wilbert S Oviedo School Forms Honor Club r a Dr. Barthold Wlltoatoock DeBary Mrtvia Hewitt, Midway; fl Ototo Spoon, Lake Mary William. Stanfield, Sanford Unkith Darby, Sanford Larry Ptnkel, Sanford Dale Viakel, 8-nford Alice McMUlsn, Sanford Gary Pruitt, Sanford Msrguarlto Graves, Columbia, Tennessee State University, Nash­ ville, Tana., and has been with Use Seminole County school sys­ tem for foe last four yean. The classes will meet from T to to p, m. each Mooday night. S, C. The eoone wig sever art appre­ ciation, ceramics, graphic arts, water color patntlag, sculpture, charcoal drawing and pastel drawing. Ail thoM Interested to carolling should report at Craoms Academy at f p. m. Jaa. to. The only charge to a registration tea r t W register ..lit iiama with the Clark and the eoot of materials. f t lha Cl mult C.nrt of namlnols Logoi Notict tree. Graves Wants LeBaron’s Aid Nikita Keeps Sending Gifts To Eisenhower NEW YORK (U P lM a a doeely guarded gallery on upper Madieon street, a 1M-square foot painting that to destined to be ene ef the best-known pictures to America awaits unveiling before a select Mid he understood Kenned/ would run hi O n son. Morse ssid be bad tried unsuc­ cessful)/ to keep his nsme off the Ore (on ballot, but that his tupporters havo more than the l.ooo signatures necessary to enter him without bis consent. He said be would not have cam­ paigned in hie home state, even with his name on the ballot, 'bad Humphrey and Kcnnc voiced a similar Intention not . “They havo decided otherwise, so we'll have oome debate on the issues,” Morse said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet Premier Nikita I. Khrushchev probably never heard of Emily Poet But the would be proud of the way he handled an internation­ al etiquette problem by Mnding gifts oa two holidays. Christmas to Just another cold day In December to the avowedly atheistic Kusilans. Nevertheless, Khrushchev sent President Eisen­ hower a plane full of Christmas gifts on Dec. 19. Hie Soviet boss also sent Christ­ mas presents to the four Elsen­ hower grandchildren. ' Then Moods/ Khrushchev sent Elseobower two more targe gift package* containing New Year's presents. New Year's Dsy is the holiday oa whieb Russians ex­ change gifts, White House Press Secretary James C. Hsgcrty said one of the New Year's boxes held caviar. He said he did not know whet was in the other package. The latest Khrushchev presents were delivered by Soviet Ambas­ sador Mikhail H. Menshikov during a 19-miauU White House confer eace. He also relayed an oral mes­ sage from the Soviet premier. Menshikov would not reveal to nswsaea the test of Khrushchev’s massage. He said only, “ 1 brougut a goodwill rnesMge from Chair­ man Khrushebev to the President sad also conveyed Mr. Khrushchav’s New Year greetings to the President and all his family.’’ Khrushchev's Christmas gift to Kioenbewsr last month was a plane load of 119 assorted trees, pleats tod thru be. When the plants tre released from quaranllns, they will be sent to Risenbower's Gettysburg, Pc., farm. M is not known whet, if any, Christmas or New Year's gifts El­ senhower sent Khrushebev. FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UPI) The Air force said today that U men remained on disintegrating scientific Ice station Charlie la the Arctic Ocean (ram which an “or­ derly withdrawal” was begun last The Ice station has been reduced to t-no fifth ito original also by the repeated breaking ef the lee foam Ito edges. The Air Perce mid tee waa still breaking off but “the seri­ ousness was greatly -lessened.” SOU on Charlie, located 4M miles west ef Point Barrow, were DEBABY GIRLS of the Kadeta of America are inspected by Rone Marie Parker, commander of the Birin' unit during drill* at the Sanford Armory. The girls unit and four boyn county Kadet organizations are in training for unit competition March 5. Kadeta from Sanford, Caaaelberry, DeBary nnd Maitland will compete. Shown, left to right, are Patty Urban, Diane Arcardi, Carol Reno, Linda Smith, Maureen Urban and Elaine Reno. (Staff Photo) Hedda Hopper's T V View O f Hollywood Life Dull Ry PEED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - “Hedda llloppcr's Hollywood,'' a muchpublicized NBC-TV special, of­ fered pools of dewy-eyed and se­ verely non-committal sentimental­ ity about the film capital's past, present and future. The Sunday Showcase hour, o; what was left of It after Ed Sulli­ van applied his lledde-lock to eliminate some prize guest stars from the competing show, coujd have beneflttcd from a more real­ istic point of view. Most of it sounded like Shirley Temple's Hollywood. A hodgepodge of taped interviews end scenes por­ trayed the film capital as an un­ troubled, Mrene 'vasis of dream fulfillment, where there is little Ume for introspection or leisure and a disturbing absence of hu­ mor. Miss Hopper’s H o l l y w o o d seemed uncharacteristically dull. Of courra, 1 make allowances In Ibis for last-minute script changes occasioned by delecting guests, There was, however* ample evi­ dence to Indicate that we wouldn't have seen much of e show either way for the format almost com­ pletely side-stepped the exciting changes in Hollywood's structure, experience end purpose that have taken plere through the years, end especially since TV’s arrival. Howsvsr, TVs Impact couldn’t be overlooked completely, far I noted that more TV shows than movies received plugs. And .at le n t five of the 29 performers oa the show achieved their greateat feme, not as motion picture start, but through TV shows. ANOTHER Hits U. S. Housing TUSCALOOSA. Ala. (UPI) “Sheer hypocrisy,'* said Rep. Al­ bert Rains (D-Ale.) Monday night of President Eisenhower's urban renewal program. “America ie creating slums 10 times faster than it is remedying them,” the chair­ men of the House Committee oa Housing seld. • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS 7th ( French FIATS - USED CARS OPEN TILL f.-an EVMNINGi LAST SHOWING' OPEN 12:41 PHONB PA S-lStS LAST TIMES TON1TK AT T:M AND l t : l l P. M. “THE BLUB ANGBL” May HriU to Curt Jurgens “I t SECONDS TO HELL” JEFF CHANDLER STARTS WED. SHOWING AT 7.-M * IS:U FIRST SANFORD SHOWING TNy UsedAWeeR* He CWM...SBU sijfmn. . (UIUMMUM STARRING Jsff Mur raw • Irish McCalls FRATURE: 1M1 •t4T - f tM CO FEATURE AT l:IS ONLY “TARZAN'S • GREATEST ADVENTURR” STARKING Gordon Scott At “TerM t? STARTS TOMORROW "FOR THE FIRST TIME” STARTS JAN. M ii STARTS NEXT SUN. “Wreck Of The Mary Desra” Gary Cooper • Charlton Heston “ HOME BUILT — WITH R A V E N N A toSsU . - Ftarlfa, Is aware as ra Wits the prevlaloas of the FtellUsee News atetete U-wRi Beetles flits* VlorlSa Statutes lstt as emaailrd. - • GAINESVILLE (UP!) — BoT Graves, new heed football coach at the University of Florida makes no secret about w aalid j pro quarterback Eddie loBerea ta assict Mm next eeaeoa. Graves, former Georgia Tack assistant who was signed Bator, day to eeach the Gators, to dang­ ling n whopping M lsry and a lew firm eonneetioa before the Washington Redskins* mighty mlto. LeBaron has told the Redskins management he mast think her* before deciding whether to plop in 1960. ‘TOBY TYLER" PRIDE” ...IN PARK H. If. Chambers Publish Hae. St, If. t i l l A Jan. 1 «». IMS. ■ ■p i NOT BRBPONIIBLK I wUl net be responsible for any debts incurred fay anyone w 1 M i f t . '. ; f S I S' ether then ntyself. TH E HOMES IN RAVENNA PARK CAN BE FINANCED UNDER VA with f The Sanford Herald N O T H IN G DOW N O to h ^ C m ta M r Othnrn m d v FHA, with CLUBBER A well-planned three-bedroom boms with two full baths. This h u n t featuren a separate dining room . . . something that U coming Into Re own again . . . and to Ideal for entertaining as well ns fmlly living. This home has been awarded the Bratus Medallion fey ito thoughtfully designed kitchen — with handsome cabinets of Natural Birth, Raheust Fan, Garbage PispoMU, and modem, dependable appliances kg I l l U i j ^ H ltll INVESTIGATE NOW — 8EE OR CALL US TODAY — SALES OFFICE IS 1 J MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th to FRENCH. for h » n delivery C A LL COUNTRY F A 2-3(11 C m ito w d im - t i l V lti Sfth M. a i ■ sn ■ . . •- INC. Cwu n ti Off tee P A M I R " i*. tAl'a’V.XM *• r«r> ■ i. * " ■ ftp * ! h O ftha FA 2-7491 �\O lu . COMMITTEE..OF 100 officers and chairmen for the year include, from left, the new general chairman, Clifford McKibbin; R. J. Hatimnn. finance chairman; Sylvan J. Davis Jr., membership chairman, and Robert Crumley, vice chairman of the committee. They were elected Inst night. (Herald Photo) Clifford MeKibbin was elected chairman of the Committee of 100 laat night and made an ' nmediato promise to “continue to expand the membership and activities of the committee.” MeKibbin was elected along with Robert Cromley, vice chair­ man; R. N. Blackwelder, treasur­ er. and the following committed: Finance; B. J. Bauman, chair^ a a n : Andrew Carrawoy and Jack L Greene. Membership, Sylvan J. Davis Jr., chairman; Richard Does and Dr. T. L. Larsen. ............. i; William Hemphill. alter Gieiew, and Bob chairman Ihedden. Local indualrlaa: A. K. Shoe­ maker Jr., chairman; Ralph Oowka and Harry A. Caned Jr. Target Industrie!: T. K. Tucker, (XsAalrman; John Ivey and W. A. Patrick. Outgoing chairman W. Scott Buna, abaaet from the meeting Sue to Uleeee, waa gives a veto ad tbaaba bp Mm sommMtoa tor We efforts during tbs p u t year. Geerpe Touby, who presided in B una' absence, introduced Mau­ rice Marshall, bead of the deve­ lopers of Circualand, who outlined briefly Mm project'a progress. and hla negotla- week that M would novo hern from Saraaota. He also said that the engineers plan to alart work on tha Circusland iMe south at Sanford in February. The Committee of 100 will con­ tinue la meet at tha call of tha rhairman Instead of scheduling X L IX WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today 76-80. Low tonight. 56-64 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1960 . SANFORD, FLORIDA NHW YORK (UPI) prlofe at t p. m.s American A irlinn ....... American TAT ............ American Tobacco....... Bethlehem Steel ......... C A O ......................... Chrywler ...................... Curtlai • Wright . . . . . . . DiiPtont ......................... Eastman Kodak .......... Fond Motor ............... . General Electric ........ General Motors .......... Graham . Paige ...... Int. TAT .......... i Lortfllard ............... Minute Maid ............ Penney ................. Peon RR .............. Royal American ....... Sears Roebuck ....... Standard Oil (NJ) ... Studebakcr . .......... U. S. Steel ................ Wesiinghouse Kl......... County Board Hires Brothers As Health Officer regular sessions and voted laat night to defer any dues other than the Initial Sloo entrance fee until further notice. The county commission was asked to name a new representa­ (The County Commission yester­ tive member of the management committee to replace David Gal- day hired Dr. Clyde L Brothers chel, no longer on the commission. an county health officer after the bdtord was informed that Dr. L. H. Smith, who had accepted the Ms earlier, would be unable to naive here. Brothers, presently health offic­ er for Madison and Taylor Coun­ ties! agreed to aaaume his new North Orlando had its first fire Tuesday. duties Feb. IS. The board told Brothers (hey And whose car suffered $380 damage in the blaze? woeld like him on the Job when His honor, the mayor's, naturally. Reporting on him­ (lie commission receive* bids Feb. self today, North Orlando Major Roy Liddiott said that IS for a new heallh center. 1Seminole County has been withthe ear fire started while his euto waa sitting in front obt a full time health officer for of the mayor’s office. Fire Chief Frank Faaula and aaseveral month*. aistant ehlef Harry Fries extinguished the flames, ap­ Laat Dctoher the board agreed to hire Dr. Smith, but he Inform­ parently eaused fay a fault ia the auto's electrical system. ed the board by mail in Decernhew that hla wife and child were kg an auto atcldent and were In serious condition; He was appointed le aaaume Ida duties Dec. IS. Early hia month, Ute board wai notified that Smith would be unafble to come until hla family- to tho um * fighter together nt SO,000 feet Tu< News Briefs longed New Citrus Plan Winter Bark Architect James Gamble Rogers was selected to submit proposals in contract form for the new county jail and remndaUng the courthouse. Vise I'ounly Commission Tuesday, t o i l voir, named Rogers 'UbssduM.it plans Tor* ilw hew Jail An# ragAxlellng of Hie courthouse by tiMw>ard’s next meeting Jan. Additional Time Commissioner vrrnun Dunn said lie would like (o see Hal Harris named ns architect for the new jail “ as hr his 30 years exper­ ience in his field and ia a local man." vc. * John Ilurlon also asked by let­ The appraisers appointed by ter lo lie considered for thr pro­ Judge Williams Dec. 2> were si he ject, experted to cost about dulcd to make their report Monday $700,000, cm the value of Ihe land needed for Chairman John Krider told Use Sanford Ave. widening pro- Dunn that it was his personal opinion that the board should pick Joel# Judge Williams laid “ It would the “ best qualified man” for the La la the (rest interests of the pro­ job and he felt that Rogers was perty owners involved that the ap­ the. one. Dunn thrn argued that he felt praisers be granted additional time n order to complete their ap- that Hie job should lie given e iralial," The State Road Dept, hat s local man. but nilrd out Burappraised the land owned by 137 Ion because he felt "he was do­ ing plenty of work right now." persons to be worth $22,103. t ARliBY PARVA. England (UPI) The threat to dsath hung ovar Um l i t Inhabitants to this sleepy Lei­ cestershire village today. Deadly .potassium cyanide—enough to kill % people—was strewn over 1U streets Tuesday night when three 100-pound drums to the che­ mical toll off a truck. Added Authority t WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tha Su­ preme Court's brief hearing on Um •cutttattoaality to Um 1MT civil rights law today suggested aa early decision la the first case eating the statute. The law gives he Justice Department authority to bring law suits on behalf to Negroes who claim their right to vote Is being denied. ( Renovation Ordered TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The State Public Utilities CommUsioo today ordered the North Florida Telephone Co. to renovate ita run­ down exchange at McIntosh with­ in the next six months, And the ‘commission threw out complaints to two Pinellas County resident* about service offered by the General Telephone Co. to Florida in that arcs. project Plans Smith, R. J. Bauman, Dr. R. L. Bass, Robert Crumley and David tiatcbel. Aa advisory board hai been ap­ pointed and on it are Mr*. George Walla, Ken Mrfntoah, Jack Trim, Marion Harman, Judge Wilson Alexander, J. Q. Galloway, and George and Mary Garriaoa. Pinoy Resigns a Barge tor’s office. j--------— . ~— —---------------“ You go (o hell,” hs snapped to DOOrO j C t S U p reporters and photographers who a ■ ji waited for three hours outside the LOW la lD lQ ry doctor's office to see him wheeled Th# commission verieroUt* „„ „ day sgreed to setup a county law His physician, Dr William L. library In the courthouie for the Phillips, said Davie was “feel- use 0f attorneys and law enforceing fine" although under the care mrnt i (fleers, of a special nurse after We faint- They appointed Mack N. Clavein* ■ H |land Jr., Ken Leffler and A. E. Davie, burn in Sharon, Mast., Shinholaer as trusters for the law in 1KD7, made a fortune in build- library with Circuit Judges Vaaing the Aluminum Company of n r Carlton and Voile Williams America — Alcoa — from a tiny Jr. as honorary members, outfit making kitchen utensil* Cleveland waa named lo a twoInto a world giant. He resigned year term and the others to one­ s ' rhairman uf the hoard uf that year terms, roinpaiiy several years.ago hut at The trustees were recommended last count still owned . 1,33(1,824 by the Seminole County Bar Asso•hare* of Alcoa stock. Alcoa rlo»- ciallon. rd on the New York elock ex-------------------------change Monday at *103 a share. G c O t G G U t . R o a d Davis' other major holdings a te ! * 1 ill Florida leal estate. His total Q • l wealth it estimated at 360 mil- DOG TO L IO S II' Case Thursday Minister Post TALLAHASSEE lUPij - The State Hoad Board has formally aaktd the State Turnpike Authority to approve a project ia Palm Beach MMouniy that would be part to the Interstate highway s.'stem. The project, construction of Stale Road • between State Road B0 and a connection with the turnpike, needs Turnpike Authority approval before work can commence. L MIAMI (UPI) — Arthur Vining Davis, 92, one of the world's richest men, holds no stock in death. “I don’t plan to die,” he said recently. With that attitude the crusty, old multi-millionaire was underatandnbly irritated Tuesday at all the commotion raistd when he fainted In a barber's chair and was rushed to a doc* Judge Sets Final . L PARIS (UPI) - Finance Minist­ er Antoine Plnay announced today after seeing President Charles DeGaulle that he will quit the gov­ ernment and retire at least tem­ porarily from political lift. Ills announcement climaxed a crisis brought on by Pinay'a open disagreement with Premier Mlebel Debro over economic policies for France and his criticism of Dealtitude toward NATO. . Rains Soak Midwest Gaulle's “I am quilling the government By United Press latonurttoaal and 1 am retiring from nil politi­ Spring-Ilka rains soaked the cal Ufa, at least momentarily," Midwest today for Um socood day % a a row and fell over most of Plnay anaopneed. the eastern half to Um nation. But oom freezing rain paltad parts to Now York State. Pennsylvania and Naw A barge broke loos* in Lake gaglaad. Record taitoalla to un­ Mean# Tuesday afternoon sad ran usually w arn -January weather into a pier to front to tb* Laksview threatened widespread damage at Metal. Sanford police reported to. Thomas Douglas 1* Um capi ol Mm tugboat which was haultog too barge tor Allied Chemical •how that tie favored Harris. The hoard also look under con­ sideration Ute hiring of D. Kirk Uunhy of DcLand as financial ad­ visor on tho project. Under Roger‘a plan the Jail, which would be adjacent to the present courthouse, would be a two story stnicturo with 11,300 square feet of apaca. The naming of Rogers came after a dismission between board members on choosing a Winter Park, firm over a local firm. Judge Voile William* Jr. today lava court appraisers Lawrence t. Condlct and T. W. Mcro uqjil an. 23 to report on tha value of l land parcels bordering Sanford Death Lingers ford also favored Rogers. “ We want the best mao and Rogers has already built 30 or to jails over the state,” Swofford said. Swofford made the motion to litre Rogers and it waa seconded tty Commissioner Homer Lillie. ‘ The only dissenting vote was by Dunn, who asked that the minutes Roger previously hsd submitted a preliminary report of Jail faci­ lity nerd* Iasi June. Appraisers Get LAKELAND (UPI) - Florida Citrua Mutual ia considering a aubtody to expand sake to fruit to nCurope. Under Um plea, Florida growen would be assessed two cents or ao per box of fruit and the money would go to a 30-ccnta-box subsidy on exported citrus. CENTRAL FLORIDA TELEPHONE PIONEERS installed their hew offleer* ut a Mayfair Inn luncheon Tuesday. Pant president Charles J. liny turned over the envoi to the new preaident, Frank Graham, while tho other new officers looked on at the meeting of about 180 life member* of the Telephone Pioneer* of America. From right are. Alex D. Cuerten, aecretiny; Mr*. Rcrtha Stnntlal, trcn*urer; Graham, Hay, R. J. McCune, first vice president; and H. S. McCrory, second vice president, (Herald Photo) Judge Volie Williams Jr. will try the laat IBM to fall term cir­ cuit court civil ease here Thura­ day. The Sc aco va. Albert W. Wis­ dom and Charles E. Jester will be ihe third Judge Williams hat tried since the session began Jaa. 3. Scico Inc. charges Vtflidom and Jester with causing an August IBS! accident involving a Seam truck and two ears driven by Wisdom and Jester. NEW ORIENTAL GtfARD for tha Central Florida Bahia 8hrino Temple is Harold Kantner. I tyor Eerl Higginbotham congratulates Kantner on being the first Semto a County Shriner elected to the Divan, or top five,'in the Centra) Florida oi mniuUon. Kantner, a paat president of the Sanford Shrinera and • coord tator of Central Florida Shrine unita last year, ia •hewn wearing a tm handed down from J. D. Hill, pioneer end eecond Bahia Temple potentate, to Vernon Scott, present potentate, who gave it ta Kantner, (Herald Photo) Cancer Program Slated Tomorrow A free leclur* and showing of a film about cancer will he apoasored by the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club at 7:M p. m. Thuraday at Um Lake Monroe Dr. Thomas Largen wtM be the speaker and the public ia Invited. TALLAHASSEE fHIM) - Road Chairman Joe Grolcgut hat taken issue with the Legislature's inte­ rim roadi committee on Ihe cost of Florida's interstate highway lyslem. Thr committer Tuesday ordered the board lo attend a special meeting next month lo explain report* that the tyslcm will cost mure than federal reimbursement. This, the reports aay, would re­ quire large sums of state money if it la lo be completed in 1872 as scheduled. Johnson Wins Confidence Vote WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, undeclared presidential hopeful, emerged today from the annual “revolt of the liberals” with hla policy-making power* In­ tact and his prestige enhanced. •By y voice m to w U-U, -ii. m Senate in w Demoin s era Is Tuesday rejected reform* proposed by their liberal colleag­ ues which would have undercut Johnson's authority to act party FreniWASHINGTON (UPD dent Eisenhower today conceded the right of the Soviet Union to use an area of the central PacUie aa a missile target range. Elsenhower, at hla first press conference since Dee. 2, laid it would be moat unusual (or tha United States to protest agalnat the Russian plan when this governmenl had been doing precisely tha same' thing—firing miaiilea in­ to pre-announced- oceanic target areas. Russia announced last week that It will test a powerful new spam rocket In the Pacific weat of Ha­ waii. It cautioned ships and plappa to stay clear of tha area from Jan. IS to Feb. IS. Assistant Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.) haa led demands that the United Jtaten lodge e protest over the testa. Elsenhower, at his news confer­ ence, also: Sloully defended hla defense pro­ gram, saying that anyone whe approached the defense plan* of hla administration on a parti: el bails waa doing a disservice to tne United States. Predicted that the new Heel eontract would not lead to price in­ creases if the labor-management cooperation avidenced in settlemrnt of the strike la pursued vigo­ rously. Expressed a willingness to taka Democrats, particularly member# of the Senate, to summit cantorenres or similar International meetlnga if the*# meetings concent themeclves. with specific treatise which must be ratified kp lie SenateDltclokod that ha -waa aa much astonished as anyooe elan by Naw York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’# announcement that ha would nag seek Um GOP presidential nomina­ tion. He declined to make a foereal declaration of support tor Vico President Richard M. Nixon, to t he n id there ia an atmoaphoro of do competition. Said he wanted to see Cengreaa act declaivrly on Um civil righto bill as approved by Um t o m Judiciary Committee and new blocked in the House Rulea Commitlee. Disclosed that hia estimate af a INI budget surplue of t.g bil­ lion dollar! was baaed on aa acti­ nia ted grot* national product ci 310 billion. He said hla groat aa* tional product eitlmate waa re ­ garded in aome quarters as lac conservative. Defended American military commanders in Weat Garmany tor resisting prats requests for alleged liata to former Nails bow occupy­ ing officiala posts in (be Weat Ger­ man government. The President said certainly no military commandar waa going to become jm volved ia local politics. Road-E-0 Winner To Be Honored Sanford Jaycer Road-E-O wie­ ner David Slaughter will get g plaque at Ihe Jayceea luncheon Thuraday for winning tho local Junior Chamber'* driving contest. The Seminole High student will try for one of Um saving* bonds and jackets to be awarded ia Ihe district Jaycer Road-E-0 to Orlando Saturday. Tbo winner ea Hie stale level will get a $UC scholarship to the school to toe choice. Donors To Get Free Steak Dinner Persons who wish to glvo blood to the Seminole County blood bank tomorrow will bo ironled to a ateak dinner at tho Elko Clqh tomorrow night. Tbo blood bank drive vlll opoh at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow ond close at 1:30. All donors will then bo treated to a steak dinner. The dinner will bo jointly m o ­ tored by Um Elka and the Ameri­ can Legion. Crooms Break-In Crooma Academy ore* I into and $1-44 Ukaa frese a machine early Tnaadhr m the S h o rto t n m j m m day. A window j*.MB t M SaJLSi �name mi7: re. - WJVVJ?iJT, j M -*-f *■/ *-.Wed. Jon. 18, 1m Q u o te s • TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Rsgekutatioa funde-totaling 81407,880 were released by the Cabinet T ies illy to 87 counties Including ^smtnoto where school attendance t u increased mere than 6 per rent It! the past year. U to total wcakntatlon amount VMp 88*1,182, but< additional fond* trill not ha released until UNr. Kadi county must absorb tha first 8 per cent of any school fcttnaaa ta d tha stole t t s u n i Counties sharing in the • funds and their Incrensed attendance percentage over 8 per cent In­ cluded: Brevard, 18.16, 1422.060; Dade, 1.47, 8316,883s Escambia, .84, |46r 200s Ufce, .97, |I8,|7B; Polk, 144, |7S,S38s Sarasota, 4.86, 878,717s Seminole; 18418, 8211,316; Volusia, Palm Beach had tha largest Increase, 28 per cent, and Is due |Q1,428. St. Petersburg wa* next w-Ilh 254 per cent and will receive United Preea InUmalloMl CHICAGO — U r Daly, p a r e ­ ntal unsuccessful candidate for mayor of Chicago and atata and national office*, disclosing that ha wanta to run in 17 presidential primariaat "I wrota latter* to all the IS atata* and to the Dlitrict of Co­ |108,1S4. In other action, tha Cabinet sold a 1140,000 Brevard County school oonatructlon bond Issue at t M, 801481. The Cabinet also released to and average interest cost of I.MM lumbia, 'rhen* pr*-M*ntteI pHtlx junior colleges 821432 of the percent. It also agreed to release marie* are held. 1 didn’t get antotal 8280*1 in recalculation 1481,008 to Brevard whan needed •war*, from aoma of tham." for school construction. money due. MADISON, Wi*. — American hlriory a* reported in the new So­ viet encyclopedia, eacarpta from which ara to bo published by the Wltconain Hlatoricnl Society; "WlUon's 14 potato represented a capitalistic plot, the Naw Deal BAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-L’aryi Chessman scheduled to die In the San Quentin gas chamber Ftjb, II, made another hid for • atey af execution Tuesday—just 24 hours after tha U. S. Supreme Court de­ nied an appeal by the eanvtetaulhcr for Uio 14th time. Attorney George T. David filed tha latest petition with U. * Dis­ trict Judge Louis E. Goodman. Arguments -will be heard fish. 1 on tha petition, which asked Goodman ta declare that a five-yearold order halting tha kidnap-raplet's execution was >(UJ in aHect. to heap tham from revolting, tha Marshall Plan was dollar Imperi­ alism ta disguise , , • * CHICAGO — Joseph Mates), 48, sentenced to five years In prison for counterfeiting 80-cant piece*, explaining why ha produced phouy betting excessive noise. coins las toad ef blue; "My needs ere modest end 1 don't need e let ef money." •j ty/A 4 ■* ' . BILOXI, Mias. (U F I)-A faderel grand Jury abruptly canceled further testimony In the lynchmurder af n young Negro and prepared to vote today aa wheth­ er to bring charges against ewepecled members of the lynch mob. The grand Jury's Investigation of the death of Hack Charles Parker, 83, was to have tun through Friday. But after hoartag 88 wh a asssa. the 81 while men and one Negro on the jury apparently decided they had suf­ ficient testimony. A decision was expected today an whether to return indictments against any or all ef the 22 white men listed by tha FBI a* "known and suspected participants" ta lbs lynching. Announcement of the decision may b« delayed. Phrker, a part-time truck driv­ er, was dragged from the Pearl River County Jail at PoplarviUe, Mias., tost April 26, two days befora ha was to stand trial for tha rape of n pregnant white woman. Hla bullet-riddled body waa found TALLAHABBEE (UPI) — Two atata kulldtag projects and n la tha Pearl River to mils* away. teaching auditorium nt the ntw Inmates af the jail said Parker University ef South Florida have was taken out by n group af been approved by the Cabinet, f masked white man. Bitting na the Beard of Commleslonen of State Institution., the Cabinet okayed a 1****-pur­ chase arrangement to finance n 8 2 * 0 * 8 office ta the Capitol Center for the Development Com- Mrs. Helen Morse Dies In Ocala Mrs. Hsian Tracy Horae, a resi­ dent of lonford far maay year*, died I t Ocala yesterday. Hr*. H one lived la Ocala far the peat 18 yeara. the wee e mambar ef Holy Crete Episcopal Church, bare. Burvivtog Hra. Mora* are a daughter, Mrs. Horses Hun af Ocala, a ion Elisha Morse of Locom l* N. H., and five grandchild­ ren. Orevealde funeral aenrleos will be at 2 p. at. tomorrow in Ever­ green Cemetery, Sanford, with Holy Croat rector Rtv. John W. Thomas officiating and Briasen Funeral Home ta charge. 8100,000 land tract ta Lakeland cn which e new Central Florida a te peltate court building will be eon* A * S f e f 880*477 by the W. H. Cooper Construction Ce* Jackson­ ville, far the teaching auditorium was approved by the Cabinet. • NOW OPEN BRASS MOTORS Tth A French FIA T S • U SE D CARS OPEN TILL • * EVENINGS I Wild Fisl Fight Causes Accident crashed Into an oncoming ear, killing erven persons and Injur­ ing four. Depute Bheriff Paul Baber eaM aoma or the men in the station wagon were painters returning from a Job. The Impact ad tha amah kilted ftvn e l to* ate par­ sons In the wagon and splattered brightly colored palate over Mm Presbyterian Church broke o the present church. Amoitf I Igft, Donald Luke, building committee urhart, minis ter-wt-large, North Floridi na, building committee chairman; James White, widow of the ehureh'e former pa ______ __ .„jetor. Kneeling » » the Rev, Joha W. Goorgo resold, dork of the church e—eJon, WftALA "SUPER - RIGHT* WESTERN "SUPER • RIGHT* WESTERN Lamb Sale Ito lU A v en et LONDON DPI) — The fntar* heavyweight ehamptan ef the -- - • > ------a m , a e_. - wwiH WvlIH B®Wm n-*l a _ *Rw DVBS juke end an egg flip end looked around for a way to teat Ms mueelas. Thar* was a baby earring* Shoulder Chops • "When Ritchie ta three 11m go­ ing to ehril*t*e any other child ta the world to n strength sen toot ambulator and bar husband, hot- far n aide bet of 800 starUng ty, clamped on the brakes. (81.400), By than my boy will ho RHchl# Sugrua started Urn ter- bonding ala Inch nails and tear­ ing beaks in half." ring* railing with a-tug. "Hall bring tha heavyweight Cawsteering that Rltehie ta only 104 months old and cmwls rath­ boxing title back to Ireland whore er than walks, this was a pretty it belong*," Butty promised. Impressive feet ^ B tre u g e ri baby Ip the world," roared Butty with paternal pride. "I'm challenging say baby in the world on hie behalf," arid Butty, on# of a long line ef Irish hU age end look at me new. 1 eon bond Iron here Ilka they were The County Bommlistai yester­ day agreed to purchase a » acre nothing but spaghetti. tract adjoining the day pH la Stnlando Springs for use as a pos­ sible county barn site. Sanford Mon th e commission agreed ta pur­ chase the land from the Overstreet. Land Co. for 823,000 which Richard, K. McNab of Beaford la Urn assessed vahto ef the pro­ perty. The heard w u informed by Hta parents, Mr. end Mrs. D. K. County Engteeer Robert Daria that jm riv ed word from MaJ. there la enough clay la the graved Albeit H. Middleton. Stnd Bam- there to supply the county with berdmrat commander at Looklor the.next six or seven ^The Pnw OU Bulk Plant end tourne Air Fore* Base, Ohio, that yclay am . thalr son had re««lv*d tha promo­ Davis then told the board that 5 L * r s . ,*isr a ■■•6 tion affective Jap. 1. Captain Mo- after all the c)*y Is out, the lend W JL Cosgrave and PUmn. Ear) Jf1 rituren commander of e could bo used for 8 county here Houriiuhfdae nrnatad Lovett Tho­ B-4T Btratogie Air Command Jet site. mas, g Negro, and charged him bomber at Loekbourne. Fine) agreemeot on the purchase Capt. McNab Is married to tha will came after several small de­ Berber* Ana Robbins of tails are worked out between the Cambridge, Md. Tha ooupla have commission end the purchaser. two children, two year old Htka m Cyclist Escapes David Richards, 187 N. Mellonvine Ave., escaped Injury Hominy when his bicycle collided with a car so Park Ave, The sea ef Lobe Hare Blew eatery School Principal f i n d Richards n a M e the rear fender ef e ear driven by Hre. Catherine Van King as Hra. Van H ag turned east from Park Ave. onto Ninth H , pritee enlri. David wee tyaltag a d m e n Perk. Only the Weyete was Man­ aged. CABIN HOME CORN M E A L MULMHJRY Ptaia or Edit RMmb 5 — 49* C f c w iy K i LADY BETTY (M m Cab Prane Juke * 35‘ t«e OFF OUR OWN " A 4 F SUeed er Hahrts Lb. P k f. 8 9 * Want BrokenInfo 1 m ttW fH* : ■ I Gats Promotion a? A*rrjs~“ u Lb. 45c Lb. Lb. 15c <V/f n o » . Cm i . ‘* 2 t I« O i M tU * J ? A rr P u ce P m 8m Ball Cauliflower Raspberry Preserves 29* Merenl Ten ^ 2“ 19* Napkins 2/23c sas; w aszuk foper 100 ft. 21c Butter Crackers m i'W v m i n w EASTRMI dOLOft OTASTSMV.. IMS. mm lia is • -j .V'-: • MHi [ l A IVl I I Y 2 - 1 7 lb. 71c 2Sc �■M l SAVf 1050 FREE TOP V A L U E S T A M P S At Y»«r Hn i M Wiax-Dlxla / I n AM W « m T n H i m * Z f l/ At Year Naarad Wlaa-Dlxla /4 w | I ,b' I«.d Oven Cleonar Chocolates 1. EASY OFF Coupon Void Attar Wadnarday, January 13th v RACK COUPON LISTED BELOW IS GOOD FOR Se FREE STAMPS. A TOTAL OF 1030 FREE STAMPS IF YOU USE ALL THE COUPONS. THESE STAMPS ARP. IN ADDITION TO THOSE REGULARLY EARNED. CHECK THESE FINE BUYS AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE EXTRA STAMPS. $2P sto*J£ QUANTITY RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thun., FrU Sal Jan. II. 13. 16 COCKTAIL Thrifty Maid Yellow Cling P EA C H E S inider Tomoto CATSUP CO T«p Valii Simps At Yanr Heart* Wlaa-Dlxla I n Addition Te Theta Regularly lamed Whan You Purchata i i u m a « P k g i. LARGE TIDE 2 INST COFFEE Libby BEEF STEW 2 2 Libby Vienna SAUSAGE 5 F L O U R sS&i i Coupon Void Aflor Saturday. January 16th. Coupon Void Altar Saturday. January 16th, (Limit 2 with a $5.00 or more order.) New Day Sold Medal Toita 0* Seo Frozen Haddock i« n larnod Whan Yea Purchase Blockburn Mode Tide Cleon RIDtlM THIS COUPON FOR 6 Coupon Void Attar Saturday, Jonuary 16th, At Year Naarart Wixx-Dlxta I n Addition Te Theta Regularly RIGHTS R O LLS j J | I n AMIHm T# Theta Regularly r .^ 1 lamed Whan Yea Purchase ' Hv*n Regularly larnod W hen Yea Purchase At Year Neared Wlaa-Dlxla I n AdditloN To Thai# Regularly lamed When Yau Purchata Cato Coupon Void Altar Saturday. January 16th. mmmwmmmmmw* h i i i i i i aaaaaasaaewsuasilisaewstssu RIDtlM THIS COUPON POR IS Tip Vi Ih Simps At Year Near** Wlaa-Dlxla At Year Naaratt Wiaa-Diala I n A ddifiaa T a T h eta Regularly Kerned W hen Y au Purchaaa I n Addftiaa T n Theae Regularly lamed Whaa Yau Purchata f fh / R j Hormel Chili & Buis 3 ©ZS*1 Coupon Void Attar Saturday, January I6fh, Coupon Void Attar Saturday, Jonuary 16th. RIDtlM THIS COUPON POR I I Tip Vital Simps At Year Neared Wiaa-Diala / I n Addition Ta Theta Regularly / At Year Neared Wiaa-Diala / (B In Addition T# That* Regularly / « 9 lamed When Yau Purchata Kamad Whan Yay Purchata Shinat Floors • Kills Bugs Too! FREEWAX Minot Strained Cranberry ? r *1 SAUCE V .Coupon Void Altar Saturday, January 16th. 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BOLOGNA '&■ 39‘ Brooks CouAty Pepper CURED BACON * 49* Copeland Hot or Mild C 9 BAG SAUSAGE V Coupon Void Altar Saturday, Jdnuary 16th. la AddlSlen Ta Theae Regularly Kamad Whan Yau Purcheoe Georgia Peach RED APPLES 5 C AR R O T S y m iii l pk0, a Coupon Void Alter Saturday, Jonuary 16th, M Tap Vataa Stm pt / f la Addifiaa Ta Theae Regularly Kamad When Yau Purchuae / V e»« Coupon Void Afta, Saturday, Jonuary 16th. •I .111 H 111| | r | r |i i'll n i .,1nII1 w 1i 11111 m i mMl u lIII i i'l'l i . . 1il. , Yi / Coupon Void Attar Soturdoy, January 16th. ■r t1! r'l r t'l >r i i i I’ixlY l'l'lV l ll'lx i t r I i i I'lYt TVWVWWW^/WVVWWVWWVVl ‘ RIDIIM THIS COUPON POO N Tip Vatat Stm pi J (A *Kamad ? Whaa Yau Purcheee Vi w4m T Suparbrond Choc,, Von., St'barry ICE CREAM « 5! Cotuan Void Altar Saturday, January 16th. AS Year Naarad Wlaa-Dliia I n Addition Te Theae Regularly I VORY '£?■ 39' K I R K ' S SOAP Sauer Vanilla EXTRACT Detergent OXYDOL fc 35' Makes Dishes Shine CASCADE Cleaner Spic & Span &£29 Cleanser COMET c!S' 33‘ Raisin Bron LAVA SOAP 2 lamed When Yau Purchata Patio Frozen Beef For Hord Water Mild, Pure IVORY SOAP 4 ^ Deodorant IVORY SOAP 2 Z E S T SOAP 2 Mild, Pure AS Year Naarad Wiaa-Diala Gold King Frozen IL Dessert Topping TOP-llflP In Addition Tn Theae Regularly lamed When Yau Purchase FIN I QUALITY YILLO W fZ / AS Yettr Naarad Wlaa-Dlxla 3 Fruit Pies O L E O 2s ■ M B liiM AT Year Naarad Wlaa-Dlxla Coupon Void After Saturday, January 16th. MORTON Apple, Cherry, Peach, Cect n w RIDIIM THIS COUPON POR Chun Kino Fr. Chlx or Shrimp Wine sop (fly Whitman Choc. Covered Mints or Miniature ' AS Yatrf Naarad Wlaa-Dlxla In Addition Te Theae Regalerly lamed Whan Yau Purchase I Coupon Void Altar Saturday, January 16th. f RIDUM THIS COUPON PM N Tap Vataa ItMopt At Year Naarad Wlea Dlala le Addifiaa T d Theae Regularly Kamad W kia Yau Purahaau Downy Floka Frozen Coupon Void After Saturday, January 16th. Deodorant tl-'iYiYiY.Y.ViVnYiVAYiV.ViViVAWV.V.V, Z E S T SOAP Mild, Pure IVORY SOAP N Tap Vataa Slaaya2 Deodorant la Addifiaa Ta Thaea Regs'larfy PROTEX Kamad Whaa SOAP Yau Purchase 3 » Deodorant Coke Box Frozen ^ PROTEX SOAP 3 Pkg. YiYiWiViYiYiViViWiTiWiWiViViTiYiYiY \ \ RIDIIM THIS COUPON PM At Tear Naarad Wlaa-Diaia la Addition T# Theae Regularly Kamad Whaa Tea Purcheee Pan-Radi Jumbo Frozen Ceupen Void Attar Saturday, January 16th. RIDIIM THIS COUPON PM /g g N Top Vatat tfIm pt / S As Voaa Naarad Wloo Olala AS Vaar Naarad WJaa-Diaie I J 4 tu la Addifiaa Ta Theae Regularly M l Kamad Whaa Yau Purchase ^ ' s ■oncv Thin Sliced 9< January 16th. I pligi. Saipyhad Batea Coupon Vpld Aflat Sr.urdoy, January 16th. lamed Wbea Yau Purchaea Pon-Redl Frozen Shrimp Coupon Void After Saturday, Jahuory T k[|; .J -1 Mi r u �■ • ■ / 11 • _ .-•v-•--•* recognize 5ublic Service f P jiW M »<-.-.-v * ** !V. "in i c J ______•> W ash in gton 1*i Tho Joyceca Jiavc ashed tho public to help aelect n (le­ vin# young maw ♦o receive tho distinguished service »word to be presented r.t the climn* of Joyccc Week next ek. They also are planning awards of recognition to other young pooplo in tho county, Including the outstanding y<%ng cfcchor, young farmer and ydung sailor. The Idea ia to focus tcntlon on whnt people between tho nges of ?A nnd 35 are Join# In the way of community acrvico and other endeavor. T h is philosophy o f public service la expressed In th e Tnycee croed: ,rWo believe: 'Tlm t faith In God gives meaning nnd purpose to human r rc u k A '_ “ j® i . .. i ........ “That (ho brotherhood of man transcends the aoverclgnof nations; 'T hat economic Justice can best bo won by free men trough free enterprise; f* "That government should be cf law* rather than of men; 'T hat earth's great treasure Ilea in human personality; “And th at service to humanity is tho best work of life," fRed China Left Out •Of DisamiBBEient Talks rt . Or PHII, NE.V80M UPI Foreign Editor rA a unreality of the forthcoming .disarmament talk* in Geneva ii the fart; that ■ nation w ith'one of tho lahgett rrmlcs in the. world WiU’ribt be rrpfert otcd. * } Thet Jiallon is lied Chin*. •The. - United 'Natloui-sppolrttcd subcommittee • fn dtierm am rnt niocts Merch 15 to consider nu­ merous disarmament propurels, prominent among which will bo Soviet Premier Khrushchev's demand for totel world disarmament in four year*. Communist nations on liie com­ mittee ore Russia, Foland, CzechosiovaLIu, Bulgaria and Homanta. Non-Communist, are tbo United States, Cmuda, Britain, France ■T l ’hcre it no Indication that any, the Red CSlncsr. Bul any dlsar- Pick Woman IniTh ROME (UPI) — Tho Italian Olympia Organisation Committee may set a precedent for thu international ir.imes in 1000 by hav­ ing a wuman atWoio bear Ifio - Olympic torch (in the final stage o f it* relay from Athens, Greece. In past Olympiads, « mala ath}«to always ha* carried the. torch into the main Olympic stadium to fire the. tkymplo lUme ami signal the stgrt'rf-Rit: snmes- > T h a i Oomtiis .Uon <Committee Irtin tnjtyir with 'the ld » ho* eautu a "pretty Italian-girl, Oldliana Mluuizo, yeas Gi* first fe­ male •ever to Ihk* thu. Olympic oxtii <m‘ behalf-oX-all ih* cordt paling athletes. That via* at the 10CU Winter Olympics at Cortina dliAmpoi, ’A lntua. lia lv . ' Italy, Ik ajnm rnt agreoinrnt, to have { i D A ILY 45.1-awn acro ss 10. Cor- . DOWN 1. PTve-sldtd * flgure , ’ll.C oddrss of 2. An opening 3. HufTalo v .U i.h o rs re lilt) ;32. Grading 4. Partiola of ^13. Roy's Addition rltiin (■ nlcktumn 5. speak „ !34. Monastery 0. New niitp’a v. . head rrtitea W ' *'3B. Attempt 7. Anib milk ,flC . New Zeadrink , land vlna • f . »T. Addition to 8. White linen vestment a teller 3. Fait, ca on *i 1R. c:io«a t« water • 13. Made of a f ’> cereal grain JO. Habitual «. suture. 31. UtileMed .‘,33. Kxrlruna* lien <•. 37. Simpleton* 1* » ' (Var.) H 4 p% , a w A V % % % % # % nalJera • W l» < LA* fi pr 14 i r ki ,‘V> 33- From (prtnx) MtRsmaifcaa'; (ahbO , 4 to i 27. Uanlih. . island 8* Boredam 1 i* nr 4 I .- •• 98 *+ ' f \ 7T * ■*5 Ji ■, 4Se -*-« f-V ’a r(Vt » . •• 1 i . 41 . 1 ftiufpri ,UmIb ' *' Assignment W ash in g to n By RD EOTERBA WASHINGTON-*!! became sud­ denly imperative that wc get an oye in the sky over the Pacific. This surveillance In space will be necessary, it turns out, lo help us catch any Soviet rocketeers In the act o( violating International law, Tbo first announcement from Moscow that the neds would uso the Pacific Ocean for mlssilo target pracUce—and for us to clear the way for them—came as a Jsr to official Washington. Then everybody started to get indignant, going off into nil sorts of directions—political, diploma­ tic, legal and technical. Sen. ............. Mlko Mansfield l l f '(D., Mont.) called the Red plan arrogant, Harry Truman saidd It it was brazen. Out Sen. Francis Case (R., S, D.) said let ’em have the ocean. The Slate Department pontificated about “open acaa.N Congressman Overton OrooVs (D., La.), chairman of the House Science and Aatronautica Commit­ tee. eald h« figured the Soviet! had a legal right to go lobbing rockets almost anywhere in the Pacific. Does this mean, I asked him, Wire 4—Wed. Jan. 18, 1000 MLOW.'m JM*. „ g t n u s e , Advert!*tea • CMOBZ4 A FA! 1 ’ ASS xao lie jiiaAeuiagiiAlhi^MK'r •.f --• n'.ars. n ■< • fUl * Preach __________ IS l * " * = = = = = NOW OPEN BRASS M OTORS • SSeaiha OrevMe ihat •(« m *U eebeeeteMeee ke »aM mat • ■» MaN e .a .1..u Ceaaiy , . VISAS so.oo I Veoe ( ;?**» A .ethe Meaitas federal status seeking which I offer, In tho Interests of selcncc, as a footnote to the book. For laboratory purposes, let us divide tho seekers Into four classes — civil servants, bureau­ crats, very important persons (VIP) and eggheads. Then let us examine their status symbols In the following fields: Transportation To Work: Civil aervant — rides bus. Bureaucrat —Iiaa permit to park own ear In government lot. VIP — has gov­ ernment limousine and chauffeur. Egghead—valka. Office Spate: Civil Servant — has small desk In largo outer of­ fice. Uureaucrat — has large deak in iinall inner office. VIP—hat large dcak in Urge inner office. Egghead — has briefcase. Lunch: Civil servant — eata in government cafeteria. Bureaucrat —has two-hour, two-martlnl lunch In downtown reitaurant. VIP— has two-hour, two-martini lunch In private dining room. Egghead —brlnga own lunch in briefcase. Cocktail Hour t Civil servant, bat two bcera at jiome. Bureau­ crat — attend* big cacktall party given by lobbyist. VIP — attends small cocktail party given by lobbylst. Egghead — has two glasses of wine at home. * Dlnnert Civil servant — call at home. Bureaucrat — baa twohour, two-raarllni dinner In down­ town restaurant, VIP — attends two liour, two-martini dinner par­ ty ylvcn by lobbyist. E ggheadcooks own dinner. Paradeii Civil servant—watches from sidewalk. Bureaucrat — watches from offiro window. VIP —rides in procession. Egghead — ignorei whole-thing. Receptions: Civil servant — not invited. Bureaucrat — invited. VIP — stands In receiving line. Egghead — invited but doesn’t at­ tend. Travel: Civil servant — com­ mercial airline, makes own reser­ vation. Bureaucrat • Commercial airline, secretary makes reserva­ tion. VIP — government plana. Egghead — rides bus. P re u Relation*: Civil servantwrite* letters to editor. Bureau­ crat—leaks new* to reports. VIP —holds presa conference. Egg­ head — buy* nowtpaper. Congressional Hearings: Civil servant — carries bureaucrat’s briefcase. Bureaucrat — testifies before subcommittee, VIP — tes­ tified before full committee. Egghead-tella VIP what to say. FOR PENNIES A DAY! Revival Begin* Tonight 7:30 P. M. The Blythe-Duamlre Party CHURCH Of The NAZARKNE 111 H. Maple, Hanford SOUTHERN Natural Gas Co. SIS Banferd At*. FA S -U tt (Bob C a m n lsti) C lq c r.c L } I \ MAKE ANY ROOM With Enchant inf Diaperlen SPEC IAL Through Thun. Jan. 14 Lndlen’ gm •. or Men’x Suits When It ♦« opened In Der-m* 3 e*«ae M t lw Saleeee *T. t i l l • • (fee reel (he ti-sto ry “House of Electri­ Ike Aet ea r eeaoeea eS aaaoek ft IA city" wilt he the tallest building U • swsekei e* Ike Dalle* Peeee wklek k eetltle* ei____ She e-e tee MeeMWetiee M ail Ike !e«sl eetre pelate* m SMe in West Berlin. T V , h lM J C H irT to a S 4 T O I could violate International law. As long as the rockets stay in space, said Mr. Haley, there’s no code governing them, but once they whip Into the atmosphere, earth laws apply. Should a rocket come over U. S. territory within the band of air, it lias violated our air space. For our rocket testa over the Atlantic, Mr. Haley poipted out. the U. S. had obtained written consent front countries that lie under Hie paths of our trajector­ ies. The Russians have no such written approvals In the PadRc. In the vast Pacific, In which our 50ill slate and other possess­ ions He, the Iteda will bo flirting with the law. Yet, we have no adequate way of policing their coming rockets. The only insw cr is: a fleet o( radar space cops. it’s a shivery realization to find our government saying to its people that wo cannot legally atop the Russians from moving ever do..it to# us with their rockets. Tho question comes up: How far will they go? I’d feel a little safer if wo had some cops out there to spy in the sky. And, when and-II necessary, to inter­ cept. Clerk-Typist Jobs Now Open At Orlando Base a* Sen. William rroxm lrc of Wit* ro-ivn pul It, blurred the issues to auch an extent that thcae Demo, erotic cri.ict feel today they are in an awkard position to challenge the Republicans. At the first p:g\ ly caucus Democrats, headed By Sen. Joseph Clark of I’cnnsyl. vanla. sought to get fro m 'Jo h n o n a promise th at regular meeting* would ba held to take up issues and were finally content with the reassurance that any Democratic senator could at* any time convene a conference. Within the framework of his in. evitable commitments — to the South and the Southern attitud on integration, to the Texas oil and ga* interests—most observer* have praised Johnson’s skill a* Die leader of. a divided party. Tho divisions are such that, short of being ready to sacrifice any sem. blance of unity between the party of th e vNorth and the party of tha South, Johnson could hardly hav# staked out a forward position un the more divisive issues. Now with the goad of his am lA tlon and In a . presidential year he may follow a bolder course. The test will come soon on civil right* legislation. The Johnson candidacy attracts solid organisational support with­ in the party. Former .President Truman i* saying th at he could conceivably back Johnson for th# nomination. Many other old pro* in the Democratic ranks might follow this lead. But it is d iffiru g to ace how Johnson, tho political cal realist with ao much a t stake in his supreme position in the Con. gress, could believe in hi* nomin. ation as well as h it election. (plain please) SMiiy e iw sr se isrle r, suasar, aaa Ck »»—— carle teas*. U|m ■' UaMama “ that the Reds could toss their missiles right up to the interna­ tional limits ot our waters? He said this could well be so. And the limits come as narrow as threo miles from our caasts. This m ejns that unco tho Reds have free sailing in the midPacific, they can keep coming closer to our shores—so long as they warn us in advance. It’s conceivable, then, that the Reds could legally pop of! rockets prac­ tically in our back pockets. I could. fed the hbat of tho “ legal" Red rockets against the back of my neck as I went shivering up the street seeking solace lor my concern. I hurried over to talk with a gentleman I consider the coun­ try’s most learned, outspoken, in­ dependent space lawyer, Andrew G. Haley (no kin to the comet). Mr. llalcy, past president and now general counsel of the In­ ternational Aatronuutleat Federa­ tion, had a straight answer lo my question about tho propriety ot the Russian proposal lor tho P a d . flc. "The Soviets,” ssid the expert, “ are pursuing a dangerous pro­ gram ." Their rockets, he said, •V. Just W ho Are The "Status Seekers'? DKTROIT (UPI) — Television he cloii has invaded the cloistered world of the Catholic convent. Anil the )>uns have Invaded the world of Ulavlslon with the aplomb of seasoned performers. Nuns perform on a weekly, hour-long show, .“Science for Teachers,1* originating from the University of Detroit atudlo of Detroit’* educational televMon station, WTV8 , Chunnel 6d. When the R t-' Rev, M«gr. Vincent J . llorkan, superintendent of parochial schools In the archdio­ cese, decided to Start the show, hr approached the nuns about being the '‘stars.’* With characteristic dignity, the nuns who participated In the •esented the word, first shows resent, 'show ,'" said <Fr. Raymond R. Behit abort, producer of the pro­ gram. "A fter a few turn* before the camera, however, they soon re allied that this la exactly what they are doing — putting on a ihow." , Gov. 1Mrniind Brow n. I l\ California ---------------- |tp] Gov. IXobert Meyner, New Jersey IV II ON THi WHITE HOUSE—Ttic big seven on the list of Democratic presidential nominee possibilities are these three senators, three governors and .one former nominee. Adlai Stevenson and Senator Kennedy at o considered tho strongest a t this early dale. Nuns Perform On School T V • Y •* - •O * , li r« ; .Y : _ n>d*d 10. Sphere 20. Fatness 22. River lal» 23.1 Unary head 21. Care­ less 25. RatiYeeUrtay’i Asasrvt males 28. Soma ST. Ait air 31. Constella­ IP. Woman tn tion a convent 32. Paris ot 40. Apert, Ui* day odieal SI. Denomina­ tion (abbr.) drunkard* S3. Wild ox 41. Slundar -5- 7 T ~ T ~ T " r - T* V A frican nntsjopo Cor. Mennen Williams, . Michigan By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) Dy now you likely have read, or at least read about, a book called ’T h e Status Seekers." It Is all about people who aren't content with the statui quo. The book tclli ua bow to recog­ nise status seekers by their status symbols. It is a best­ seller Just about everywhere, ex­ cept in Washington. f suspect it lost sales status here bocause It made people iclfconscious. Few places are more itatui-mindcd, or have more stat­ us symbols, than the U.S. Capi­ tal. 1 have done aome res.-arch on CRO SSW O RD J , Rodent* .“> } - (BA.) 'j including Russia, can speak (or meaning at art, m utt include them. Western Ihiclligene* at present estimates tbo strength ot the Red Chinese army at 3,500,000 men un­ der arms. Well-placed sources sty this' ilgure could be prscli cally Hi doubled “almost overnight." The Red Chinese air force has a total of . about 3,000-planes, of which about half are MlO-15 or MIG-17 lighters and about 300 are Jet bombers, , • Their naval strength la negligi­ ble, and so la r they have no nu­ clear capabilities except as it might be supplied by Russia. They are, however, believed to have the know-how and possibly the material to touch oU a rela­ tively crude atomic blast. So their atomic possibilities cannot bo written oil forever. While Moscow broadcasts have been solt-pedalling boasts of mili­ tary might In favor of disarm a­ ment, Peiping broadcasts from Red China have continued with unabated truculence. - Some of tho lied Chinese saberrattling has been attributed to ■sniltlvlty over U.S. refusal to grant thorn diplomatic recogni­ tion, some to n theory that they still .are flexing their relatively new military muscles. In any event, they have served notice before tin t no summit ineotlng can be truly a summit without Red Chinese participation. The possibility of a Red ChinaU.S., summit seems entirely un­ likely so long ad Red China Passes its demands op Formosa and 'tho ,U-S- retains Us firm friendship for Nationalist Presi­ dent. Chians .Kal-sbck. .Neither looms likely to change. And until there Is a change, both will continue In maintain large military forces in the formoss Strait area. Johnson that arouses the ip-cntest indignation of hi* followers. They Argue that it is Just as important to have a break-through on geo­ graphy as It Is on religion, with Sen. John F. Kennedy determined to be ths first Roman Catholic pre­ sident of the United States. On tho score of his conviction* Johnson increasingly merit* tho label conservative. Tho Johnson letter of last August that recently came to light showing him 011 the side of strong regulatory legists tion for the trade unions, further establishes this identity. Here, too, his passionate adherents rush Into print to denounce the “knee jerk" liberals who fail to appreciate the outstanding qualities of their man. They argue that this is a time of moderation and Johnson fits the time* to a tee. What they over­ look, of course, Is that the Republicana have a patent on the label* moderate and conservative. The Democrat* when they have won have almost invariably been chal­ lengers of things aa they are; pioneering figures such aa Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roose­ velt. Only when they found them­ selves confuted and divided have they fallen back upon respectable candidates such aa John W. Davis who could lose with dignity as Davis did in 1324. How the Johnson cundldacy will affect the record of the Congress, hit rivals, and the Democratic party it an open question. The complaint against Johnson through most of the last session was that he aimply rocked along with the Eisenhower administration. Ila boasted a t the end of the sesaion that he bad cut government spend­ ing well below the budgetary level sot Ly the administration. The Democratic Congress re­ duced, for example, the amount of money th at the White House had requefted for space exploration Clerk-Typist and Clerk-Stenogra­ and development. Tbit “me-toopher examinations are open now ism,” a t Democratic critics auch at the Orlando Air Force Base. Salaries for these positions aro from <3,255 to <3,755 a year. This examination closea January 28. Sanford residents aged IS or older who are interested in a Civil Service typist or stenogra­ pher position should apply to take thla examination. Registers established as a result of this examination will be used to fill positions at the Orlando Air Force Base, McCoy Air Force Base, Sanford Naval Air Station, and other federal initallations within a 35 mile radius of Orlando. P er­ sons who attained eligibility un­ der Announcement No. 5-2G-7 (59) should apply for thla new exami­ nation if .hey are still Interested in receiving consideration for these positions. Applicants will be required to pass the general abilities and the typing test. In addition, steno­ graphers will he required to pass the stenography test consisting of dictation at a rate of so words a minute. Applicants must furn­ with modem, ish a typewriter for use in the exkmlnallou room. clean, dependable Interested applicants should ap­ ply on Card Form 500-AB and be sure to include the examina­ tion title and announcement num­ ber. Apply at any peat office for application form or information. Applications or further informa­ tion may also be obtained from the Board of U. 8. Civil Service AfaSe ntty p i sod Pen an tultmUit app/isMcr—with Guiftane and a Examiners. Orlando Air Force modern . LP-Gas j »i range. rinse. On ia new Base; the Regional Director, Fifth modern range the Hams adjuusts itU. S. Civil Service Region, 275 eelf—foods can t burn or noil over. Automatic cooking i 1 yours— Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta 3, bn • h‘-------------------m you use Guiftane. iV, f Georgia; or the Industrial Rela­ clean, dependable heal— -even ia tions Department, Nrvai Air Sta­ ‘•lines down" weather. ^Yet ........ thit. modern iuti rusts only pennies artsy. tion, Sanford. By MARQUIS CHILDS WASHINGTON — Something new h a t been added to the com­ plex tangle of ambition in the Democratic Congress beginning ila second and last session. That it the serious candidacy for the piesidential nomination of the majority leader, Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas. The redoubtable Johnson began making noisea like a candidate in ths late summer and early fall. Hut those who judged him a real1st In the great game of politics assumed that he was merely en­ gaged In a tactical maneuver. Now, however, neither hi* rivals nor his adherents doubt his ob­ jective. With all his drive, his energy, his yeasty ambition, he is out to pul together a bloc of Johnson delegates. In the turmoil of a deadlocked convention next July tho Senator from Texaj may use that bloc to decide the nomination. Rut In the months ahead his personal ambition will overshadow the work of the 8 enate. With three presidential candidates on the I Democratic aide of tho aisle, the new complicating element of John* son’s candidacy is obvious enough. And why shouldn't he aspire, to the presidency, his friends demand indignantly. Hasn’t ho more ex­ perience and hasn’t he demonstrat­ ed more ability than any of tho other candidates? It is the taboo of the South as it works against = = “S tm IV USED CASS • t t t AVttNIMOM' fflm fim rl ifwtaMtbiMrrcujupM 105 w. U A S I. Former I a cqIImi of « ^ r * w . ' i 5 » TrSu»iL FREE Decnratlwe Service The Fabric Shop France* and Rimer B s m s ti. 3559“Or}and« Dr. FA M T U JflBpPF. • . • t 1; r..-j ’ u iTT) �I I 1— .............. 1 ' ’ ' ■• . • ' a. i I »f •S t # n f« V Wed. Jan. 13. 1960-Page I VmB Ellen Vihlen Weds William R. Bernosky Eileen Willard, C. M. Webster Wed In Lake Mary Ceremony The Lake Mery Community Preibyterian Church wee the scene of an impressive wedding cere­ mony Sunday, Jan. 10 at 7 p. m. when Eileen Keogh Willard, daugh­ ter of Mrs. Ida Erickson Keogh and the late Robert M. Keogh of Lake Mary and Charles Milo Web­ ster, son of Mrs. Isabelle Webster and the late Romeyn Webster of • Rochester, ,N. Y. were united In marriage. The Rev. John W. Pilley offi­ ciated at the candlelight ceremony. Mrs. William T. Rlakemore, organ­ ist, presented a program of wed­ ding music. The bride was escorted to the altar by her brother. Miles R. Keogh and was given in marriage by her mother, Mrs. Ida Keogh. Mrs. Richard W. Keogh, a slater9 In-law of the bride, was matron of honor and Miss Kathleen Willard, the bride’s six year old daughter was junior bridesmaid. Robert Rugcnstcin, a cousin or the groom, was best man and serving as ush­ ers were Miles and Richard Keogh. The church was decorated with lavender Fuji chrysanthemums, magnolia leaves in silver contain­ ers and silver candelabra. The bride wore a waits length dress of lavendar Franciscan lace over orchid taffeta, featuring a sabrina neckline and a cummer­ bund ending in a tie in the bark. She wore a single strand of pearls, a gift of the groom, and carried a ctoad WEDNESDAY £ Volusia-Seminole County Alum­ i n a s Assn, of Alpha Chi Omega Sor­ ority meets at the homo of Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, 2021 Park Ave., • p. m. All visiting members invited. THURSDAY New Officers ut the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volun. tear Fire Department will be in40 stalled at a meeting at the fire house at > p. in. Organizational meeting of North Orlando Carden Club at the home of Mrs. William Dean, 10 N, 2nd St. at 7 p. m Sanford H. D. Club meets at the Home Demonstration Center on 23th St. at 2 p. m. Azalea circle of Garden club meets at the home of Mrs. G. M m Shipp, 200 E. itth St. at • p. as. * Central Circle of the garden club meets at the home of Mrs. N. II. Brewer in Silver Lake at 1:20 p. m. Hemerocallle Circle of the garte a club raeete at the borne of Mrs. P. J . Westgate, 2007 Cor­ dova Dr. at 7:20 p. m. th e will show slides of her trip through Poland. Magnolia Circle of the garden « j|e lu b .w ill meat a t the homo «f Mrs. Fred Harris. Country Club Rd. at 10 a m. Mrs. P. L. Woodruff III will be guest speak­ er. The Ivy Circle of the garden du b win meet at the borne ef Mrs. Leoo Swain, 411 Willow Ave. a t 2 p. m. Mrs. George Mc­ Call will speak on potted plants. Seminole Reoekah Lodge 4d meets at > p. m. for business Jftseesioa. Installation service at 2:20 p. m. open te the poMle. ftp h A nti(i!A House guests of Mr. and Mrs. C L. Wallis, the pest week w ire Mr. and Mrs. H. Hagen and Mrs. -R o se Wallis aod eon, Billy, all <M*f Milwaukee, Wie. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lea Prankhe announce the birth of a nine pound II os., daughter, Robin Lae, born Dec. 20 at Athens,, Ga. Mrs. Franklin ie the farm er CarMen Ha lienbeck el Sanford. Both Mr. and Mrs. PrankUn graduated from Seminole High School with the class of INI. Bible topped with an orchid and and carried a cascade bouquet of lavendar satin ribbon streamers. lavendar mums with satin ribbon Her short veil fell from a small | streamers. The Junior bridesmaid ; .tore a floor length dress identical lavendar satin crown. The matron of honor worf a tur­ , 10 the matron of honor's and carquoise blue lace dress over tglfeta ' rird a small bouquet of lavendar mums and wore a no«cgsy in her hair. The bride's mother chose a navy blue drers with white accessories and a while camellia corsage. The groom’s mother wore a light blue linen suit with black acccsaories and pink camellia corsage. Fallowing the ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rugcnstcin, on Crystal Lake, in Lake Mary. The house was decorated throughout with arrangementa of white mag­ nolia leaves and pink and whllf camellias. The refreshment table was over­ laid with a linen cut-work cloth. On one end was the punch bowl and (he other held a five-tiered wed­ ding cake, lopped with an arrange­ ment of wedding belli. The center heart-ibaped arrangement of white camellias wai in a silver container. Mrs. Bernard Bevins, West Palm Reach, aiater of the groom and Mrs. Homer Gleason served the cake; Mrs. William Thorne and Mrs. William Harmon presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Miles Keogh kept the bride’s book. Mrs. Webster chose a gray suit and the orchid from her bridal bou­ quet for her going away outfit. The couple left for a wedding trip to Nassau. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bernard Bevins. W e s t P a l m Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Mllrs Keogh, Orlando, and Mra. Irving King of West Palm Beach. The bride was born in Chicago, III., and graduated from West View High School in West View, Pa. She has resided in Lake Mary for the p u t 12 years. The groom was born In fMllirord, V. Y. and is a graduate of Victor CHARLES MILO WEBSTER High School, Victor, N. Y. MR. AND MRS. First Baptist Church Hosts Girls' Assn. Council Meeting The Girls* Auxiliary Council of the Seminole Baptist Association held the quarterly meeting Satur­ day at the First Baptist Church in Sanford. Tbc meeting was called to or­ der at 10 a. m. by the atsoclaUooal d o c to r , >Mrs. Lewis Fulch of Loogwood. She also gava the devotion part of the program and VAH-11 Wives Hold Meeting The VAH-11 EniDlod Mena' Wlvea Club held the January meet­ ing at the C. P. 0. club room at the Naval Air Station. At the business session. Mra. Sylvia Bratton teas elected secre­ tary-treasurer to replace Mrs. Ruth DUlhunty who resigned, due In illness. Members voted to continue pub­ lishing the VAH-11 newspaper, “ The Checkermales’’, while the men are aboard ihip. Mrs. Kay McLeod, Mrs. Delores MlUer aod Mra. Lou Shanks, hostesses for the month, served refreshments of part} sandwiches, ctko and coffee to the group. Mra. Janice Lewis was wel­ comed as a new member. Other members praaeat were Mra. Brat­ ton, Mrs. Fay Ford, Mra. Helen Gerbis, Mrs. Lily Spain, Mra. Dauphlne Bsauchamp, Mrs. Julia Girtler. Mrs. Ana Siectkowski, Mra. Polly Shields. Mrs. Verna Bolton and the three bostesaes. presided at the business session. The following officers were elected to serve during the com­ ing year: Carla Lommler, Longwood, president; Patsy Holland, Elder Springs, vice president: Sharon Giles, Laka Monroe, sec* relary-lreasurer; Carolyn Turnrr, Sanford, community mission* chairman: Thereaa Sellars, Gene­ va, stewardship chairman: Deb­ bie Rotunda, Geneva, social chair­ man and Carolyn llaynir, Longwood, chorister. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Installing officer, conducted an impressive service, using as the theme, “ Crown Him King of Kings." Pre­ ceding the service, Donna Beard sang “ I’m A Child Of The King" and at the conclusion Jcri Wheatland sang “The Lord’s Prayer." Both were accompanied at the pia­ no by Mrs. H. L. Johnson. Judith Lawman and Sharon Giles served aa registrars and reported that 20 girls and coun­ selors registered for the meeting. The group will meet again at 10 a. m. Feb. 12 at the Geneva First Baptist Church. A.C.O. Sorority Plans Meeting MILS. WILLIAM R. IIKRNOSKY JR- Airs. Cooper Speaks To Oviedo Women BY MARIAN R. JONES Mrs. F. W. McCall Jr. greeted guest* as they arrived for the January luncheon meeting of the Oviedo Woman’s Club Friday. The spacious room was arilstically decorated with balloon bouquets of pastel shades of blue, pink, and yellow, tied with colorful bow*. Small particles of con­ fetti completed the center serving table arrangements, rink hibiscus Church Calendar WEDNESDAY Members or First Baptist W M. U. will attend prayer meeting in a group, T. U. executive meet­ ing, g:13 p. m. Royal Ambassa­ dors, 7 p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church 2. S officers and teachers' supper and meeting 6:30 p. m. B. A. meeting, 7 p. m., prayer meeting, 2 p. m. and music committee meeting, 8:42 p. m. Presbyterian Senior High choir supper, 2 p. m. Mid-week Bible hour, 7 p. m. THURSDAY Pinecrest Baptist Church visita­ tion 10:20 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir practice 7:20 p. m. First Baptist Church Royal Am­ bassadors, 7 p. m. Presbyterian Church, Girl Scout Troop 232 meets at 2:12 p. m. Bridge Meets A t Jarrell Home Mra. D. L. Jarrell eotertained tbe VAH-3 monthly bridge group at her home Thursday, Jan 7. The winning high score wai held by Mra, A. J. Blaha and second by Mrs. D. W. Caswell. Others attending were Mr*. R. W Repp, Mrs. K. M. Sandon, Mrs. D. E. Dearolph, Mra. II. A. Lackey, Mrs I. M. Rowell Jr., Mra H. G. Goben, Mrs. E. E. Austin, Mrs. C. D. Schoonover and Mra. C. N. James. The Volusia-Seminole County Alumnae Association of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will meet at the home of Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, 2021 Park Ave. at 2 p. m. tonight. All visiting AIpns Chi* are eor> dieliy invited. For reservations —Jelilra and beverages can be Mra. 2mith, FAlrfax flavored with fragrant, dark pur­ All but three per cent of nil telephone ple petals of lavender. married couples today maintain 2-4322. their own household, in 1240, the proportion ef married couples liv­ ing in with relative* was ever twice aa great, or seven per cent. h b b m Minn Freddie Berry hill Birthday party Honors Freddie Mr. and .Mrs. II. E. Bcrryhill entertained with a birthday party thia week end. honoring their daughter, Freddie, on her 12th birthday. The guests assembled at the Berryhill home, 2109 Mag­ nolia Ave. for an evening of dancing and party games. A valentine theme was carried out in decoration* and the guests were given novelty hats and horns upon arrival. Each couple re­ ceived hala of a different color, so earh one could easily identify his partner. Refreshments of assorted sand wichcs, potato ehips, pickle chips and soft drinks were served to the merrymakers. Guests included Bonnie Caolo, Doyle Carlton, Peggy Creamer, “ Rabbit" Richards, Susie Brrwincton. Sonny Messer, Brrky Bic­ ker, Mike Smith, John Jrrnigan, the honorre and her three little cousins. Frances, Denise and Carla Jarrel. were used lengthwise the tables, also forming a center arrange­ ment for the officer's table. Yellowhibiscus and roses were displayed at other points in the room. Mrs. Sparks Lee Clonts and her committee, Mrs. F. W. McCall, Jr., Mrs. Bob Psrkei, Mrs. C. E. Minlcr, Mrs. Frank Gaydlck, Mrs. Theodore Aulln, Jr. and Mr*. T. W. Talbott served a fried chicken luncheon, with lemon Ice box pie. Following the luncheon Mrs. W. H. Martin introduced the guesl speaker, Mra. R. F. Cooper, of j Sanford, a former resident of Oviedo. Mrs. Cooper In turn in­ troduced Mr. Dame, of the Semi­ nole County Health Unit, before speaking. She dealt mainly with the duties of Mrs. Ivra, president of the Seminole County Mental Health Unit. Following her speech Mr. Dame entertained the gueeta and visitors with a moving pirture, “ A Family Affair." which wai rela­ tive to the subject. Mrs. Charles T. Ntblsck announced that in February a rooked food sale will be held at the time of the meeting with mem­ ber! of Ihe November, December and March luncheon committees participating. A white elephant and rummage sale is alto schedul­ ed for March. Proceeds will be usrd tor Ihe building fund. Mr*. Estes announced that the combined drive, sponsored by the club, would be conducted Ihe first week In February, Mrs. John Lun­ dy consented to act as chairman of this committee. Volunteers were asked to help. They includ­ ed Mrs. James II. Brookshire, Mrs. Joe Battle, Mrs. W. T. Wal­ ker, Mr*. Charles T. Niblack, Mrs. Doris Pattarton, Mrs. Jack Dodd, and Miss Rulh Davidson. • Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, member­ ship chairman, announced that Mrs. J. H. Lee and Mrs. C. L. West, Sr. had been reinstated by (he board members of the club. About sixty members and gueata were present for the meeting. • Dancing Nightly RAMIIOO LOUNGE • From 2 P. M. C o c k t a ils Served on Sunday The wedding of Miss Ellen Kn- gift of tha groom. The matron of honor rnth Vihlen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Leonard Vihlen and powder blua falllo outfit William Richard Bernosky Jr., son white accessories and carried • of Mr. and Mra. William Bernosky, cascade bouquet of yellow *hrr* all of Sanford, w«* solemnized santhemums. Dec. .1(1 at 11 a. m. at All Souls The Hride'e mother ehoee a Catholic Church. browp silk print drees with white The Rev. Richard Lyons offici­ accessories and n white sensation ated a t th* double-ring nuptial corsage. The groom'* mother warn a green silk print dress with hlnrk mass. Tlie chuich was decorated with accessories and a pink carnation palms, baskets of white gladioli corsage. Follow ing tha ceremony a ratapand chrysanthemums and the al­ ta r with poinsettias and evci green. tlon was held a t th* home af the Mrs. F. K. Roumill.it, organist, bride's parent*. The house was played the nuptial music and sang j decorated with wedding bell* and •’Ave Maria." The bride was given the flower arrangements from th* church. in marriage by her father. Mra. John Jones, a cousin of the j Mrs. Dorothy Bernosky served bride, was matron of honor, and the wedding taka and presiding M tha groom'a brother, Thomas the punch bowl were the mothaen Bernosky, was best man. Daniel j of the bridal couple. Bernosky, another brother of the 1 Mr*. Rernosky chose for her go­ ing away outfit a green velr** groom, served as ring bearer. The bride wore a ballrrin a. suit with white accessories and length gown of white silk organta | the orchid from her weddiag hen* with a tare bodice and front panel, quet. Following a weddiag trip Her shouldrr length veil of white I the couple will he at heea* at 221 Illusion fell from • tiara of seed i West 9th St. Sanford. pearls. She carried a cascade j Out of town guests tawladed bouquet of while chrysanthemums, George Vihlen, of Windeeaara, centered with a white orchid and Austin Vihlen of Sarasota and wore a single strand of pearls, *1 Randall Robbins of SL Cloud. PENNEY? COTTONS 1.88 VALUE . fit, finish and fabric afford SHOP PENNEY'g From Noon at th* • Mayfair Inn Happinaae Through Health (By DR. • . LSO KERWIN) S inuiitii Siaueas i n eavitiaa in tha bodm of tha face, filled with air, opening into the naeal ^passage* but not part of tbe "•bona When thora te sinus trouble, the membrane# Un* inf the sinusee thicken­ ed and th e n te ea exceejive ac­ cretion- A e u t o etaec ere usually accompanied by paia. There may ______ I or may not bo symptome ere eoueteet and annoying. Chiropractic a d j u s t m e n t s reach tha sinus through the nervous system, thereby removing congestion of blood end increasing circulation. Adjustments have usually been successful in correcting many cases of sinus. If you have sinus trouble, don't nse t the * condition, try iropraettc. S One af a aeries af artktee pnMtebsd in the pubtte interant te sspteie and ilnetrste Ihe practice of ecteatifk e formation. Normally va eight sinuses Vf S pairs). Trouble may be Cbi r a p y t t e ^ w r i t t e a ^ b ^ D r . seat ta any one or any comleselsd at M l S. French Ave. bination of theae. tbe Nona trouble te FAtedee B-T te B there You’ro 0 big iamb obcod of dittuior whin you own 0 Homtowntrt Policy from Q a h h a w a if. & m jdbbin General litem a•’•J tA yourself w ith the LOUNGE PR ETTILY IN kelp of t CO TTO N PRINT DUSTERS SAVINGS ACCOUNT V*lMl Out wnbMMd dwtera ere lace trimmed . * * in new pattern*, colors. Machine week, medium set end touch with the iron. GeteeveraL Stew IS to 4S. 114 N. Park Are. iOmf r-V -1 ? ^ A y �I * tones I* ju* of Fsamyi* nsrzssz *■ lake o p lu u to •wtoii with tho * Ms to P « ty .T to t, short of I t o som. i V V ' •• *A wfad L *M m tho party H r ty of tbo hardly hare I position oa of his i a | | Ms«y attracts fe 2 2 ; that ho cooM hason for tho its dtffici h * i « # fctryil has 1" . . l ■ ,1 j: ; - \ .• w’ • ‘ �rr~ ~ — Mr*. .Kria Lm m H Vibltn . William Riehard Botwoaky Jr., h of Mr. mad Mr*. William Bwm >>:*M of Sanford, * u M lm i i D *. M at 11 a. a . a t All I Catholic Church. V ■ lU 'M tr. Richard Lyon* o' lU d at tha doublt-ring nu '• M il l The church m i decorated palm*, baskets of whit* fla aad chrysanthemum* and lk« j. tar wtth polaiattiaa aad t n i r U s}Mra. F. E. Roumlllat, orga . played Urn auptlal music aad i • "A t* Maria.” Tha bride was g liaaa sail trim Math acniaaria* mlmi, ••*.*111. --------- . w iw wm fK v n v a aad Mr*. Robert Rogaomhkrni Crjratal Lake, la Laka Mary. The baue w u dacaraiad throngboat wRk arraagamaata of white mag. im i altar by bar brolker. Mile* Keogh aad waa giro* la taarrli Beraoaky, waa boat man, Daalal •ornealty, aaothar brother of the gteom, served a* ring bearer. Tha bride war* a ballerina length nam of white allk argaooa MM brida l six Mgr Old daoghl Mr*. William Harmao presided at tea punch howl aad Mr*. Milo* Real* kept tha bride'a hook. Mr*. Wabttar hkaoa « gray mU and Ik* orchid from bar bridal boa* goat far bar going away eutflu Urn aanpi* loft far a wadding trip to N uuu v Sc+X - ' l i f MARIAN R. JONEg Mr*. P. W. McCall Jr. greeted auaati aa they arrived for the January luaebaoa meeting of tea Ovlada Woman'* Club Friday. The spaeioui room wa* arils* Ueally decorated with balloon bouquets of panel ihadea of blue, ptek, aad yallaw, tied with colorM bow*. Imatl particles of cootettt complated tea canter eerviag taklo arta—aments. Pink Mktsaoa war* aaad langthwlw tha tabteo, also lanalag a caoter arrangemeat ter Urn officer's table. Yallaw hlbiicui aad roaai ware dimlayod at other petet* is tha roam. Mn. Sparha Lea CloaU aad her committee, Mr*. P. W. McCall, Jr., Mr*. Rob Parker, Mira. C. K. Minter, Mr*. Prank Gaydifck; Mr*. Tbaodaro Aulia, Jr. and Mr*. P. W. Talbott tarred a Mod chicken luncheon, with lessen tea ban pin. Fallowing tea luachaan Mr*. W. H. Martin introdneed Urn go*at Orlade. Mrs. Caspar la'torn In­ troduced Mr. Dana, at the Pamlaala County Health Unit. kafsro teaaking. Ska dealt mainly with Urn dnttea at Mm. Ivaa, president a# tea Pamteal* Comb Mental Health tsdrSK Dame entertained tea guaite and visiters with a maring picture, "A Church M Assn Tha Mewing officer* |m'la*gmA Iwp w •atnatnJ iacim V i n v fA lmm Mr*, cktrte* T. NIMack a* nauncad teal la February a raahad Mad sab MM. ha .held at tha time at tea mooting with mambars of tea November, Deeembar sad March luaebaoa committees parUcipatiag. A white atopkmn warn n ^mm^ ©••• inf year: Carte Lammlar, long. Bft B 8 f IT Honors 11 F Mr. aad Mr*. H. B. RerrybUT rzht ssrjffl^'iSas tss tSSS: { f c i £ .i s erivad hat* at a different color, aa each ana aaaid anally identify hi* partner. Refreshments ef assorted sandMio. D. L Jam il aatertetead wiebta, potato chips, pickle abipa aad ----------------------* soft- drinks— war* aorvod la i L . • \t Jarrell Homo Meeting M r • Dancing Nightly oi the »■ i ’iTTJc m t " - v. M & i' �Uhd \ I) \ I Price# Good Through Saturday 25th ft Park Aw. IAN SoUnd H* Dorm Of Ur. and Mra. art 7. Durand o f 411 r Aw. Sanford haa Itod hi# Air Force military training at Air,Foma v t f t f t a ic o c l m m n i - c w i i !T rH * tt U eUll In lore with Dr. ^•tiN rw d/FU eli deepUe the ordeal T^r"*r the *' dl- QUANTITY RtfNTS RESERVED M i 'o f UlUnf hie wife to break p aofrftlrd o? a trteacle. Kite Trogoff wee to be brought ilo the caae directly fee the fuel /oox/wff Fyne - Taste Mon., Tu*«., W*d. Open Til! T P. M, Thun., Frl* Sat. Opra Till • P. M rk whore Ffoeh aot l > 1 ROSEDALE LUSCIOUS IARTLETT iportmoota la Mar* S ’ ItT?,£S ! oa a wletrou and foooa, Nor^ whkk id for W. aweot* Ih a waa fooed the Ifa'a killing, aoy Great Cooper o m adar trial the UrWOJe* Tocaday FYNE-TASTE main* of her M U teat J*lf t«. .th e o n wee tdcptlflcd ae Her. art Adair, u hwoeHoeteo to the dflee of dtveroo; lawyer Jeeeph Ihm who woe lepneeetiae Mrs. fteek |« the ealt acelaet her hoe. •ad. Cooper bold Tueedey h i to. •odod to rail Adair oa a wHaeaa. : Brianold, ooo of the attoroore fraoa •ee aee lawyer Jerry Jerry Gieelefe GleelePe A FLAVOR AND AROMA THAT MAKES YOU ANXIOUS FOR THAT SECOND CUPI TRY AND COMPARE... TODAYI . la tho man aielgatd to atop d S S iJr0 ~ r ,y rtteoate derlnf thalr M m oodw hatler they , It la obvloui,* ha aald. ,- he eoU.__ „!■„ CUT CUT BEETS g f ^ j « EWPORATTD Mli/C » if t t& 'M U a i. ta . (UP1) LIMIT—J RAGS WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER Lean and Mealy Vienna sausage CANS ‘ y 7 daM M aTte* rn d tm a Depottea aald thay had mea. Bar*T Luscious Spiced California ;■ i mo N a iii CANS I CYPRESS CARDENS REPRESHI Sunshine Premium Pineapple- Grapefruit M l vM EVERIEST EXTRA FANCY DELICIOUS l im it —V WITH S500 food order HACK CARTON v ia u M W • W H IfI , • SW Cf • FU D G f M A R ILI • O R Y I L 1 F O O O i( , iV?/*ham11fir « i s - ,1 1 1 1 r 'i l r l t t ? . ■ t , • „ hV' ' I It Q Z. PKC .... .. i �— ;« JJrt'-'jj) By FRED DANKO NEW YORK (UP!) — Now that CBS Is littiag hi la oo tha toeb* nlcil trleka of Urn TV trade wKB iom i now-famous "moments of truth," I think room shoald ho made for one more truthful mo» ment. Along with anaouncameots that lay "audlonco reaction technically produced" ( m e a a l a g canaad laughter or applauae), why net add a few appropriate woria when a show la aecoadhandT They could aay, “The preceding program wai a rebroadeast." Or, better itilt, “The next program I* a re run." Thii thought occurred Monday night after watching a repeat e( a Father Knowa Beat episode m CBS-TV. At the ebow'a cenctailoa, the announcer made the comment about the uie of a canned eaeephony but he laid nothing about ear having aeon a repeat. If a men* tlon of canned laughter la eaaan* Ual, shouldn't the autUenee alao be told about re runiT la fact, the latter could be more eaeeaUal, relatively. Such aa announcement would got quite a workout during thli “new" uaaon. for CB*-TV • £ ready hai given ua repoata la ept> •odei of Rawhide, Lineup, peery Maion, the Deilhi hour, lack Bern ny'a abow and Father Knowe Beit. It'i June la January. WILSON OR COLONIAL TEN D ER SM OKED QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SHANK PORTIONS RATH'S BLACKHAWK OR FARMER CRAY TIP-TOP QUALITY The Danny Thomas shew atari* cd oft in fine, fait and fuaay atyle at Thom,i denounced Jack Ben* ny. Then, aa Beany walked lain hli CBS-TV ahow, Themaa greet* ed hli fellow comedian wttk a Mg hello. It wai good fun. Valeria* nately the remainder of the alary line, bated on the Feuat life ad. waa net aa funny or a t Feuat . SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST First Cuts Sliced BACON B u tt ' Portions Dialing and Filing! Steve ABea didn't give u i a new reading an* ilgnment during hla NBC-TV hour Monday night. Gueaa the librarian will be empty today. Gcerfa Mi* harii, portraying a Frank SmatTn* t;pe performer la “ Aetloia' Off Screen," the Alcoa Theater drama on NBC-TV, did hla own c a ro s ra lot Of good with the Job ha tamed In. The final chapter la ARC-TV* two-pertcr, “ Gold, Glory and Coo* ter," on Cheyenne, Included laat week's battle aceaee and a rheaga In approach to the form at IRo dialogue la this contrived Sow do force remained Inflated. Tha aefc inf bonora went to Larry Dehtta, who portrayad Gea. Phil Shari, dan. Clint Walker, aa amlaMo looking fellow, remalaa a lartta a ly detached performer, tgroo Green overplayed hla rolo aa army prosecutor, which is odd ho* eeuae la hie weekly aaalgameaf 1b the NBC-TV wsatara, Boaiaae, ho uaderplaya. W ESTERN -LEAN AND MEATY Ribs F.F . Deluxe Frozen Orange JUICE • TURNIP 0 MUSTARD • COLLARD SOUTHLAND FROZEN b e /tc a fe s s e n ARMOUR'S STAR GRADE "A" FARMER CRAY Skinless FRANKS 12 OZ. CELLO P.S.G. SL CED, ASSORTED • OLIVE • PIMENTO 6 OZ • PICKLE o BOLOGNA PKC • LIVER CHEESE COLD CUTS STUFFED TURKEYS ALL PORK PRO URGE PACKAGE REG 49* (VALUE REG. 49* VALUE LADYi FAIR Lny m m FIRST i ywf QUALITY 'wi i i w 66 *./ 2/3% #u iFRUITS own AND NUTS 5U* FRUIT U I l CAKE m u R ||1 8 5 $1.25 Reg 2.69 $L79 Iced Cinnamon BUNS 9 Large Buns Reg 29* 25* S A U S A G E u cmo 39 MAYFAIR PURE CREAMERY LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK MELLOW AGE LOW CALORIE BUTTER ¥ 5 9 c B IS C U ITS CHEESE 3 - 25{ 2 - 59^ $EA FOODS FRESH CUT F« n cy FIRM green fresh _ PICKED K I N G M A C K E R E L S T E A K «• 39* FRESH CUT RED SNAPPER FILLETS - 6* OYSTERS FRESH DAILY JUICY FLA . M c I ,„ { Apples CUCUMBEIIS POLE BEANS „ GRAPEFRUIT ..ft ;V » oa CBS-TV, will star JaUi ria, Kim Stanley sad Bt Haydn. Mlaa Stanley r*| Geraldine Page, who wtthdn ciuie of • contractual ohUt to t Broadway play. Tam ton’s daytlmo ahow SpUt PsrsoaalUy, so way for a filmed "Crime, lac.," a r* lied crime's movsa facets of American NBC-TV* Stortimo Tuesday, Jen. It, w •a aa narrator. RING 39 SIZE FARMER GRAY COUNTRY' STYLE I ANGLE FOOD 8" L?. i LARGE LUSCIOUS FRESH BAKED, TEMPTING QUICK FROZEN 4 TO 8 LB .V/G. U ■i IBo flu aael Iwfaat A e m h n r version ef "The Mikado," wtth Groucbe M an aa the Lied * Executioner, will be NBC-TV* •phone special for April. MB Rooney hoidliase a eaehOar C TV special oa Thursday, Jaa. that alao faaturoa Preach aht Patachou and cooodtaa X Shawn. Room/ preaaata Mo l hour-long ahow for • ooam ipomor (Ravloa) T h a t s d i March 31. Jaeklo OlaaaaB ta ducing. That la, bo kaa cut CORTON'S, FINER TASTING US. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FROZEN FISH STICKS GREENS ’«■?ia Army Bird It Retired Dog sai FT. RUCKER, AU. HOUSEHOLD SAVERI CANNON, QUALITY BATH TOWELS 49* US EA BEAUTIFULLY MATCHING WASH 12x12 CLOTHS Each 1 0 f -» •» a famous "mam _____ U "llfT ." 5 3 :i The Army's first Bird Deg, Of L-tt, had a aetohle Mahan dam lag Its aeme 1,000 hewn la ■* ola, t waa the first modal ad the W l by the Army aad the M i ­ te eee actlew during the V ■vw War. The " la sr wee else Iho L-ie to be aialgaad ha ef Keen, la far training oad toTufTSh ROYAL* CASTLE Gram Rinse 5J.IY STYLE AND SET 12 0 1 CUD Hair Spray £ 59* FREST CAUGHT M U LLE T r ~astcs • | *» g ; - m 1 • . AW fVM �f ' l 1 L 1 'i i 1 s .......... m Another M ajor College Cage Team Bites The Dost; Cind M a y Be N e x t Saminole* earn* out with a lightning fait the first half b i t n ifh t and rolled p u t top rated r a aeon of IM S . waa the sixth victory to u many atarta for the . I into b at nights contest the Darters, whose record By JERRY COVINGTON Wall, it looks ns though tha long dry spall h u ended. After no many years of 1, had already eat them- as • m aster in the they had dlapUyad a leal af power. ; seenngJIw Oracoy pacad tack tor to# Samisolci with Id aea!e and a sm free •max him a total af ST i avaatag. Ha baa aow aeortotal af .llt points for the aad at praae*. la the toadwar to tha OBC. He hit U t aaa headers from all a HEW YORK (U PD -Joha Uakaa, M-yaar-old quarterback tor to* ckamploe Baltimore Colte, today Cowboy Ornate handled was named the 'outitaadteg Na­ Ok af the rabounding for tional football League player of atoatea aad added IS point* total. Ma puked up moat r $ £ L t :£ Mid .T a r r y Christen#** dak of Ma bast ball snmci Wildcats will have plenty of trouble on their hands. At the first of tha season. Coach Bud Layer was vary cautious about the out­ come of the season but after taking six in a row ha is feeling much better about tha situation. Tha nbouitdinf which w u the biggest queation mark at the beginning of tha aaa* •on has been taken care of by Cowboy Oravats and Doug Tamny and if they con­ tinue to get the ball off the boards they could go nil the way. High scoring Jim Gracey continued hln fine job in the scoring department and has now pushed his total for the season to 121 points in nix games. He dropped in 27 points and hit practically avarythlng from tha floor that no threw up. Tha overall speed of the Seminoles has accounted for the success so far with little Ray Lundqulst leading tha way. Tha scrappy all conference yuard played a tremendous first half and kept high scor­ ing Larry Hutchinson of the Darters scrambling all the way. In summing up tha important confer, ence victory, Layer stated that it was a tremendous team effort and if his young, stera continue to show the same .spirit, they'll be ready when the tournaments begin February 18 in Apopka. fcceek was oee sf the big S S tL.«i«U T £ «a iS Two "old pro" quarterbacks, karsts type sf bell and the Charley Coaerly af the New York ----1---- l l ^ ]]ld ■■BBNMftoBw *WB amsw^MVf Glams sad 'Bobby Layae of toe to m m H i m t k v a i m ■Itr Pittsburgh stoelera, sad Raymoad m A X Mb k§B U *» Urow- Berry, Biltimora effoailve ead, iS W rm d Jt g m jito ■"•I- tied for third with two votes sack. J. D. Smith, offeniir* halfback tor tka Sin yrsadace rarty-Nlaara, aad Pat Semmarall, New York's placo-klckcr, spin toe remaiateg two vote*. Unites. whose paislag ability makes tb* Wasters Division All* Stars favorites over Uw East tor Sunday1! annual Pro Bowi game at Lea Angaiar, skewed tha marralaiu rnniiitanry to MM that has LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Youthful Dow Finsterwald, one golfer who always playa it "cool," was almost apologetic on hla way to tha bank today after pocketing first-place money ia the $87,500 Loe Angeles Open. "You can hardly call 71 a great round," Finsterwald said Tuesday following hla three-stroke victory in tha raiiitroubled Las Angolea to u rn ey .------------------------------------------"But 1 fu*M the other fellows a—n had troubles of their own. The Tequeete, Fla., professional poe- ketod ••.M0 for abootlnc 4-u«der par ISO far the 71 kola event —including a f t ea the final day. A H ■ ■ ■ gome of tho top women golfer* ^ ^ .T” 7 * MOBILK, Ala. (UPI) - Topranked junior welterweight Kenny Lana gate a chance to move up In tha full-weight itasdtega to•night in a rubber match with speedy Ralph Dupes of New Orleana ia a 10-round taiavliioe bout Lane, a Muakagoa, Mich., aouthpay, has had only two 147-pound clan match**, winning both, and Ring magailn* ranks him tlxUi among contenders tor welter­ weight champion Carioa OrtU, who beat him ia a match for toe title last June. Dupes, a M-yaar-old with a IB114 record, ranks eighth among welterweight! in the Ring magatin* rating* aad lOto with to* NBA. Jim Lea Howeil af the Gteats rails Ptoa toagaa's bast btaohlng far a passer," Uniter lad the fwiti ta tkair aoooad straight Wastsra Division title. The starfish is not a fish. It gays. Meat!, teaching pro 'from ia an "aebinoderm," or apinyMe completed aa aH-timy aaa sea adjoining Hlllereet Country Club, skinned animal. aoarod to SO for the final round landing the league ia nota­ over Gto soggy Rancho tours* and te (1M) aad passing yardage a Ue for foarth at H i. Ha alas lad fit attempt# with With Monti eliminating himself hy to* Gait* as a from aoataattoa, th en was a s aaa tm agent for, the asst sf aa fa­ alas to match rtnaterwald's steady, ecal telephone call to Pittiburih prseaare-proof play. Jay Hobart, ia IMS, ia the moat consistent pas­ ser to grace tha NFL since Otto gaaford, made aaa briar atab aad Graham guided tha Brows* to ate dyow within twe strokes of Dow. division title* la a* many tries hi ■at ho had to settle for a three1444-U. Unites his thrown at toast way Ma with HU Collins, Crystal aaa touchdown peas ia hla last 17 K im , aad Dave Ragaa, Orlando, regular aaa aaa games, aa MPLraa- at Mg for second place money. year'* nil*. Aad it's a far cry from Each pocketed I W t i t t . Tommy Bolt, Crystal River, ac­ tbo fra* and unlimited aubslltuUoa tually had the best round of too ton coaches favor. day — shooting a d i that tied United Prsea International lo a n ­ ed that these war* tha proposal! up for a final vote af the commH< tea hsadad by Gas. Robert Nay- Oviedo Takes Two From Ocoee Oviedo picked up torn victories from Ocoee last Bight as tha var. slty won 74-46 while the Jayvees took a close 444# tag* game. NEW YORK (UPI) - Roy M High scoter for Oviedo ia tha Cake aaaauaoad today torn a new, varsity tilt was Jerry Arndt aad Roy Walnwrlght with 17 poiata each whila Mflm Dads duakad ia IS points. Ia too Jayveo ooalsat , Oviedo paced by Jimmy DoBhaso and Tom Kates, who both rotted ap 11 jolntii war tk i nip m 4 tuck tattle New Pact Slated For Title Bout -T h a t one "wild sard" substi­ tute* be permitted at any stags af HANOVER, N. H. (UPD-Dart- tha gams, instead of only during mouth Colie a* football Coach Bob Blackman Tuesday confirmed he those periods while tha stock was had beta "informally approached" to accost a coaching jab at tha University of Calltoraia. However, Blackman said the chaacts cf his lea ring Dartmouth at this flaw were “very, very light I am vsoy happy at Dartmouth." Hippy A t Dartmouth (VPI) — Tba Chicago FOST IMhd Praia TatsraiMsnal Soulbara Matbodiat aaat Tataa AAM eraihlag dowa oa. what eoulc' ba the bagiaaiai of a 14bour blits that would leave the natloo'i major college basketball ranki without aa unbeaten team. SMU ended the Aggiai' 10-j.sm* winning alreak with a 4*44 vic­ tory at Cndaga Station, ten., Tuoaday eight, leaving only throe unbeaten major flvea la tba coun­ try—and all three face top ap­ portion tonight; Cincinnati, the datlon'a No. 1 teaip which la riding a U-gama winning itraak, face* the first, of two tough ciaihei this week when k oppoaea S-10 Bob Nordmann and St. Loul* at the Cincinnati Qardeni. Thla ahapaa up aa one of tba roughait taeta (or Otcar Robertson and kit Cincy teammataa tinea they bowed la the NCAA tournament eemiflaala to California lait March. The nation’* other two major nnbaataa power* — Vlllanova and LaSalle — riik their' mark* on the tame card at the Palaitra in Phlladalpbia. Vlllanova (M ) oppoaea Tarnp it (104) in tba flrit game of tbo doublehcader and than LaSalle (S-0) takaa on Syracuse (S-S). Vll­ lanova and LaSalla are alight fa­ vorite* but It would not be a major .upaet If either Tempi* or Syracua* won. A crowd of S.MO law Stavo Strange throw Ip S4 pointa on .12 field goala and IS fre# .brows la addition to hauling dowa IS re­ bound* to lead SMU, pra-aaaiou Southweit Conference favorite, to h i victory ever the Th h A ||) e . 1MU out . rtbooadod UM Aggies. 47-17, aad bit oa 44 par cent of ill Hold foal attempts compared to M par coat h r the Cadet*. The Agglaa acorad aaraa atralgM petals la tha flail minutes ta paU withla (hair flail two-p#tat deftcU bat SMU coalroUad tha ball at tba flail baiter. Notre D ana acorad Ha Mto v ie tory la IS laaw i, tS-TS, evar DoP aul;, Duka'a Atlantic Caaat Cooferaaaa loaders downad Ckmaoa, 10-41; North Taxaa State whipped MeMurry. SOS3, and Pitteburgh dafaatad William k Mary. 7744. b the alaht’a athar top |i a M . Mika Oraaay acorad with M lacoodi loft to play to pot Notre Dana ahead, 71-70, i»d thee add­ ed two froo throw* at the flail bunor to apart DcPinl at Chi- Clso. . as aad Jan Faldmaa soared SI poiata to lew: G*erg* Waabtngtaa to a 7S4S victory over P t Myar. Outclasses Opponent LO« ANGELES (UP1) - POrma* California welterweight champing Charlie (Tambatoas) Smith aaaa ptotely outclassed Kid Kayo b a te d bated awarded a aevaath roueI kaockaat la to* 10-rowed mate avast Tuesday at the Olympic Au­ ditorium. C IV IL SERVICE BOARD C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA •ATTENTION: MECHANICS* Tha Civil Service Board of tha City of Sanford, Florida will accept applications for tha position of MECHANIC. Appointment ia to bo made soon. REQUIREMENTS * H it Tricks , GRAND PORKS. N. D. «UP1) North Dakota Univarsity's Rag Morrell! posted the three-goal hat trick for tbo secoad straight sight ia leading North Dakota to a S-I hockey wia over Colorado Coilag* Tuesday Bight ALL applicants moat reside in tha County, bit of food moral character and physical fitness; and, have had a* least a high school education. Opportunity for advene*, mont baaed on merit, aft latency, industry and aondugi A«« limit U . For further details eaN a t tha City Hall. Redtegs Sign Two CINCINNATI (UPf) - Tba Cteciaaati Radtogi Tuesday announc­ ed to* signing of Ca! McLiah, far­ mer Ctevslaad- ladteaa pitching star, aad ca te n a catekar Xd Bailey t* 1M0 coatract*. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Mack N. Ctevstand Jr* N .O. Gamer, Bxanrfnwr Make Your Customer List G ro w With Regular Scheduled Advertising In The S a n fo rd / • i v * B a llr .N e v p ia ^ r toHEKSnQSf !HP» ;1M.; * �I Concern Noted In State Political Costs WILLIAM O. COX, district counselor for the State Dept, of Vocational Rehabiiitation, was (truest s p e a k e r at the meeting of the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children. He is shown with Mrs. Elmer Van Pelt, left, and Mrs. David Laude, president of the county association. (Herald Photo) Child Group TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e growing cost of winning high stale political office it causing consider* able concern in this big election year, and. is likely to stir up some fuss in the next Legislature. Thrre would-be candidates have already dropped by the wayside, saying tbey could not raise that' much money. One, House Speaker Thomas I). Beasley, said he intends to do something about it. He said he will ask the 19G1 Legislature to enact laws to prevent the wealthy from buyinR the top olficcs for their candidates. His general Idea of election law reform drew Immediate backing front Gov. LeRoy Collins and Sec* rctary of State K. A. Gray, neither of whom will be in office when the Legislature meets. This Is not a new problem. It's Just that the total figures get big* gcr each election. C. Karris Bryant nf Ocala backed out of the governor's race shortly before the first primary in 1930, saying he had run out of money. Two days later, he re-entered'the race with the word friends had rome through with the necessaryfunds. He spent a total of $63,000 and ran third. Bryant plans to try again this year and apaprcnily is better heelThat 1933 race cost Collins, win­ ner in an unprecedented first pri-I raary shoo-in. about $3oo.ooo. Hut candidates this year figure it will take $300,000 to reach the first pri­ mary and another $3.vJ,t>jQ for a run-off. If this trend continues, expendi­ tures will go way out of sight with-■ in 10 years, becoming, in the [ words of Sen. Krrd O. Dickinson of West Palm Beach, one of this year's candidates, a “ bottomless pit.*' HARLEY ANDERSON (center) in congratulated by VAH-7 Commanding officer Kenneth F . Rowell (left) after completing 20 years of service with the Navy. Anderson will retire in Sanford and operate Ida own auto-repalr shop. M rs. Anderson looks on. Antibiotics were first nimle available for clinical use in the United Stairs in into when peni­ cillin was produced commercially. IU 9Q • Invites Parents - 'x j S The Seminole Association for Retarded Children has Invited all members and Interested parents to attend a meeting next Monday In the LltUe Red Schoolhouie and inspect the new quarters for pre* school age children. William O. Cox, district counse­ lor for the State Dept, of Voca­ tional Rehabilitation, spoke to the group at Us meeting this week ami urged parents of retarded children to be reassured that these child­ ren can be taught useful tasks anJ recommended entering them In community training projects. Cox also said that retarded young adults interested In the rehabUltatloR sendee ere Invited to contact hls office. FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS SPARE RIBS PORK ROAST MEATY BLAH HMOKED ECONOMY SLICED BACON 1 9 * B ACCil - 2 3 * FOUR-YEAR-OLD Becky Juno Appleton of Clenrwntcr irot her first look a t snow recently u« her family motored through Nushville, Tenn. N ew Folk Singer To Appear Here Producer A m end Deutsch and his associate, Judd Barnard, be­ lieve they have uncovered an in­ teresting new folk-singer persona­ lity in Clark Allen, M-year-old Los Angeles artist, who will ap­ pear In support of Bette Davis and Barry Sullivan, Marring in “ The World of Cart 8andburg,“ a brand-new theatrical presenta­ tion coming to the Civic Center Jan SO. Alien, who will interpolate seve­ ra l of Carl Sandburg's moat cele­ brated songs In the Deutsch-Beraard production, la a gifted instru­ mentalist and artist as well as si promising folk-singer personality. Although be has concertized widely throughout California and has also played in a score of Left Bank bistros in Paris, Allen was dis­ covered by the producers starring ia a Sunset Boulevard night club With the picturesque name of the Purple Onion. When medical iclence learns how to transplant organa—even human hearts—it will be vitally Important that it also ia possible to store these organa In “ banka," just as bonca, eyes and arteries are successfully stored today. «<««■ goal iiit3 e n research,. This has urn not wbeen but progress Is being made toward U in • Heart Fund study. For the first time In medical history a heart has been cooled to ■ tem perature of minus tight degrees centigrade outside the body, implanted in a laboratory animal’s circulatory system—and has gone to work. Preservation of human organs Is a m ajor medical challenge, be­ cause organs don't take gracefully to this kind of treatment. Although human cells have been frozem to minimum 459 degrees fahrcnhclt—almost absolute z e ro end have been restored to normal function, It Isn't possible to freeze a heart or a kidney. They are In- Legal Notice in : i ’n iiT os- c o x is r r io ftN o s' •-p l o i i i u a iit a t s : m a x k os' m x v o n o IX TIISJ MTATK OS' S'LOMIIIA a t t u b c l o s u o r h u b i x h s s o x u see, as, seae A a s sm s Cash, balancra w ith other bunks, Including rr.erve balance., and cash llama In lirwcaaa of collection .— , 1 I’n lt.d Blalaa Uovernm snt obligation*, direct and guaranteed O bligation* o f Blatta and political' a u ltd lv la lo n a ■ Other bond*, not**, and debenture* . .............. . Corporal* atocka (Including tnon* sto c k of Federal Il***rv* U ankl ----------- ------- ---------- ---- ------Loans and discount* (Including (non* overdraft*) _, ___ _ _ i Bank prem ise, owned IJ 1 , 000.00, (urnJtur* and fixtures ■ a s s .o o a .o * --------------------------------------------------------------------------(Dank premier* owned art aahjocl to t nono lie n , nui assumed bjr bank) ----- -------— — ___ ___ __ _________ _ R eal Kptato owner other Ilian llan k Prem ise* ........... . _ In stalm en t* and other a.eet* IndlraoUy representing hank bank p r e cise * or other real aatato ________ Customers' liab ility to thle bank on acceptance* outstanding ------- - Non* Other a ssets - ....... — — - ...----------------- --- ----------------- -------- Nona TOTAL A H J K T S -------------- ---- --------------- -------------------------- n .m , slats u ia iu n ta Demand deposit* of Individuals, partnerships, and corpora Ilona ------------------------------------- — ----------- ----------- ---- ------ 5.S0S.tif IS Tim e deposit* of Individual* partnership*, and coropratlona S .tS t.ltl.S t Deposit* of United Btatea Uovernanent (Including postal e a s i n g * ) -------------------------------------' ----- -------- .--------------- 711.T il l ] Daputlla o f Blalaa and pollilra) subdivisions ____________ 41*1-1.5* 'D eroall* o f oaaka ............................ ............. „ — ------ ---------TS,M t.lt Other deposit* (certified and officer*' checks, etc.) ...............44,014 I] TOTAL DEPOSITS ----- -------- — fI * .I **.#»(.!I S ill* payable, rediscount*, And other lla b lllllt* for borrowed m o n e y ------------ -----——— — ------------------- ------ ------- ---- K ent iiir t c a g o a or other lie n * Soon* o a hank premleea and I none on other real aatato — :— — .............. .................... Nun* Capital* Bur j>l us Reserve* (and retirem ent account for preferred capital) ...............Kon< TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS — T ------ --------------------------------- tt t .S I t * TOTAL L fA U IL IT im AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS__________ll.4 t M U .t l *Thla bank's capital canslela oft Flrat prof rod stock w ith to ta l par valu e o f (non*, total retlrabli va' in (non* Second preferred stock w ltk total par vatu* of | non*, total ratlrable value I non* Capital note* and d*b«nturao, of tnon* • othor p u r p o s e * ------------ — -----.—.-------- — 1.5ct.5ec*a (a ) Loan* aa show n abut* nr* a fia r deduction o f reeervea of llo .M t.t* lb ) Becurltlee a* shown above a r e after deduction o f reserve* of Nono I It. A. Wasson, Cashier, cat a above-nam ed bank, do aoltaiuly (1WKAII) tAPPIH M ) that tha a b e t* eU .tem .n l Is tree, aad that It fu lly aad correctly represent* the true sta te of the sevoral m atter* berela contained and set forth, to the best of my kaow leda* aad baltaf. Correct—A ttest It. A. Wasson A. Petr ilk Directors T. R. Tucker .C , Howard M cNulty S ta le o f Florida, County of asaU aot*. so; ' Sworn to and subscribed before m e this I lth day o f January. IIM , h ad I hereby certify that I am nut aa otflacr ar director o f this bank. ly com mission oaplroa January k 1M I J ea a W right, Notary publlo definitely more complex and when an entire organ Is frozen, it sus­ tains damage and never works again. To achieve the results already accomplished, the researchers In­ vestigated ths animal kingdom, where Insects resist mid over long periods through a process of dehydration. Applying this to animal hearts, It was discavsred that the freesing point could bo lowered by removing soma of Its water eontent and allowing It to absorb some glycerol. Dr. Collins, director of cryo­ genic. engineering at MIT, de­ veloped a special vacuum cham­ ber which let the researchers re­ move ranging percentages of wa­ ter from an organ while keeping a precise check to ace that it didn't freeze. This technique permits a heart's temperature to be held at minus eight degrees centigrade for es long as one hour. Subsequently the scientist! were able to re­ store water to the heart, farm it and Implant It In a laboratory animal’* neck. It began beating In Ha own rhythm—separate from that of the animal's own heart. Dr. Jacob points out that tills does not represent a solution to the problem of organ preserva­ tion. It la, however, a fascinating stop along (he way. Gerber Strained Junior Foods Foods Cerv Inks Pact KANSAS CITY (UI'I) - Bob Cerv, who drove In 97 runs In 123 games last season, algncd hla 1960 contract with the Kansas City Ath­ letics Monday. He was the first member of the Athlrllcs to comr to terms. CORN 12 Ox. ^ 9' MACARONI2- A and Cheese • 9 Ox. 13 ' 1 s< DIXIE I<ILY ClUICK MELODY FRESH CAUGHT SUPER VALUE Plantation W ater Ground Birdseye Frozen Green Giant Morton Newcomer To Fight NEW YORK (UPI) - Light heavyweight Billy Ryan of Bos­ ton, a protege of Rocky Marciano, will meet Rory Calhoun of White Plains, N. Y., In a 10 round bout Feb. 3 at Madison Square Garden. Marciano, former heavyweight champion, may work in Ryan’s corner. "33" BLEACH <*• | 1 8' Red Bird 4 oz. V IE N N A SAUSAGE Legal Notice American Shurfresh Legal Notice m a im IN HU: OUAItOIANHIIIP OP IIAItllT II. llltlOIVB. Incum patent. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCBRNl You nr* hereby notified that a PORK b BEANS B U TTER BEANS LIM A BEANS K ID N EY BEANS B LA C K EY E PEAS O IL SARDINES Hershey “ ••'M-ft fcsr tecs «!id Wilis ih# undersigned County Judge fur the appointm ent nf * guaid lan for IIAIIIIY U. 1IIOUINB. .t mental Incompetent, ami that said P eti­ tion w ill be heard by me on Keb. 15th, 1*10, a l my offlro In the courthouse, at Banford. Haml»ole County, Florida, a t I K a. m. o'clock on aald date. Dated th is 11th day o f January, A. D. IMA / • / W ilton A ltsan der County Judge Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold P. Johnton. A llo neya at Law, p. U Uox 21*. Banford, Florida, Attorney* fu- P etitioner. Limit 3 Piets* NOW 2 Fabulous Markets SAVINGS Sonford Are. a 4th S t t MARKETS �fo-.-ara ■—- 1 — w - - ■ ■- - ■ ^ • — —- wmwinwBi - ii|^ r*i - t ~‘ P_ C t i* i1 * 4 B 8 M g & y -r . ■. c* IS b '* ■>»;•••;'! V'-n>vyxfr< 'H . t f a M t '' iW v jtg i * ’ ' ’• ■* H i '«>»■ « « -a tjs ow-v*-** y, / */ tow. U f i^ .r tic »vrnv '.«sv«vj LJrr*wwzzr*:~ i i -v.«-.*•»(' iawenswi K«S; Tv^*; •• > m i l l i l ^ ^ M l llllll MINI 1 IIII 111 Ml ' ." T-.~\ i * T 7'4* m il . f '•: ^ • • i . :•! 4 - P l^ f W?t*'-'<!i �I TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - T h e growing colt of winning high state political office i« Mining tn tid tr< ahU coacern in this big election year, ana. ia likely to aUr up soma fuaa ia the a n t Legislature. Three would-be candidatea have already dropped by the wayalde, •eying they ceUd not rfciae (hat' much money. One, Houie So Bealley, n ld h something about candidatea. His general idea of aleclion lew reform drew Immediate hacking from Gov. LeRoy Ooillna end Sec­ retary of State R. A. Grey, neither of whom will bo ia office when the Legislature meets. This is not a hew problem. It’s Juit that tin total figures got Mgger each election. • Antibiotics were first made C. Parris Bryant of Ocala hacked available for clinical uaa in ' the out of the governor’s lace.hhwtiy United States In 1PM when peni­ before the Orst primary In 1136, cillin was produced commercially. R n t a r M C nildren. H e is .h o w n w ith M rs. Eimw Lnude, p resident o f th n co u n ty association. Child Group Invites Parents saying he had nm out of money. Two day* Uler, he re-entcrcd'thc race with the word frlcadi had coeie through with the neeraaary fundi. . V He apea( a total of $63,OOP and ran thin). * Bryant plant to try ' again thia year and apapreatly ta better heel­ ed. That tPS6 race eoit Colllni, win­ ner la an uaprecedcnted tin t pri­ mary ahoo-ln. about $300,000. But candidatea thti year figure it will take $300,000 to reach the fli mary end another $200,000 run-off. If thia trend continue*, ekpendithffi will go way out cf sight with­ in 10 years, becoming, la ; the words af Sen. Fred O. Dickinson of West Palm Beach, one of this year’s candidates, a “bottomless HARLEY ANDERSON (e n te r) is <mnEr«tuU(»d Uy; VAII.7 QM officer Kenneth P. Rowell (left) after completing 20 yearaof tei the Navy. Andomoa will retire In Sanford and operate hli Own a . ■: ■. I . , shop. Mm. Anderson looks on. '.t o y ( § 9 H The Seminole Anociation (or Retarded Children has bvltcd aU member! and Interested parents to attend a meeting nest Monday . it the Little Red tcboolhouae end hupect the new quarters for preacheol age children. . ' »( WUliam ,0 . Cot, district counaelar lor the Mate Dept, of Vocathat) WefcaMllf«t— *o the group at Its meeting this week and # urged parents ef retarded cklldrea # r l r | i { N A ot -------------» ika* *p-*-— .V lli tosa H be reaatnrnd that these child- ran eaa he taught useful tasks and ;v s^mgainiaeaded' 'w taring • them in .community training pnJccU. * , Can also told that retarded yeuag adults interested ia the rehabilitation service lire invited ECONOMY SLICED v v-i-f r it'- T T ^ T l Mi of Clnarwaler got her first look through; Nashville, Ttnn. New Folk Singer learns definitely tnnsplaat Strained To achieve (he results already i •v: Junior •• ^ e where ineeett resist cold aver Uon. It Is, however, a fan step along the nay. id that the nrrtfI be lowered-by V H* water any heavyweight Billy Rym ton, a protege «f Rocky Marciane, former A : •• , t QUICK am beav champion, may work la camrp . m AA n y y Newcomer To NEW YORK [uni) will meet Xary Calhoun ef Plains, N. Y., in a lP-roum Pah. I at Madison Square Qi rt. toke gri Green GUM , u iw B .a n s i, ‘ r \ ’ t■ - - a heart or a kidney. They era to--------- - a t two Legal Notice » N Athletics to fern* tn TSUI M S I cu ss nr m with other U sk v •a, s a l cash Items la p ilea OeVarament ehUfetf moot .* ntatra ana mm .4 * - * ■’ : W llt g . t •L-■ . • a eeep eeeeeea eeeee# * « h O IL SA RD IN ES, i t r i M T oor . HitijljfcV ■sdjjttoiii' ! i'l i .ITl ?,Jn i - d ;p I i i - i ! -7 *i * f (g idHWHHRMtoi •Ittt i-. £ —'vWx s i i Lc [A 1 mg - f ' T iR ^ B •1 ji I _ _ _J __ J9 �_________ Page 10—Wed, JanriS, IMP t T ALkfiP THE CAPTAIN INTO LETTihf® 0 8 POT OP O l * MCVlB-STAE PIN “O P S A 6A IN / . I PiPNT KNOW O A H O fiL iK iP HOiXVWOOP riN -O Ps/ BiThLIr . ) | > CLASSIFIED INDEX UM. IM NUI OOIMIVN I D O N 'T THINK YOUb LUCE 'E M //- ---------- > ...IT 'S POPTH*TEACHER WHO PU TS SUCH BAD MARKS O N MY IMPORT C A B D / jw ■, ■ , i , RAT ANY. MR. STAPLE. r? 1. Good Pood 2. For Rest I. Waste* te Rest 4. Real EaUta Waste* 5. Real Estate For Sate 4. M ort(*|o Loans 7. Basi nose Opportunities 7-A laaarance 5. Female Help Waate* 9. Mate Help Waate* 19. Mate or Female 11, Work Waate* 12. Flumbtaf Bervfeeo II. Eterlrteal Services 14. Bull*, Palat 41 Repair IB. Special Services 11-A Beauty Parlor* STANLEY THE OLD HOM E T O W N NEW HOME. Country Club Man* or. CaU TA 2181.___________ | ONE BEDROOM Duplex apart­ ment, furnished; adults. Avail­ able the llth. Apply 704 W. 4th. or cell PA 1-3*10. HOUSE foe SALE Or RENT: 3- O bedroom* i 10* Country Club Circle; »*3 month PA 1*09*. I 5. Real Eatata For 8al« ROSA L. PAYTON I*. Flower* 4k Plant* f CINTU*** CP THIS »CM YOUN4 PlANkr HAS A lt WC HffD — FOR A aes? ITHAg WANCt*i«hi - - fliwce cun pvimo riAAtr aHHAuire? it s a to m ic M2TAIS..MCTAIS THAT eoToerPOua oreiMarMf 17. Pete • Livestock . Supplies It. Machinery • Tools 19, Boats an* Motors 2*. Automobile* 20-A Trailers 21. Farallar# 22. Articles For Sale 29. Notices 4k Personal* 24. Lost A Found 23. Edacattea • laitm cttea THE SAiPimS MET IS FtAPV TO T s p : e m ore / 1 S*-« A*t u M ioouw. NICE BEDROOM with private cn trance and bath. P h o m FA 2-2441. 4-ROOM furnlihed apartment 130; adults. 119 N. Jaiim lna Ave. Legal Notice DttTtMM i x t e a c ir c u it c o u r t , r ix t m JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IX AXD TOR BEMIXOLR COUNTY, FLORID A ix r H A x r w R v a n , t o m MART W ILLIAMS, \ 10N6 ffTOfty DR AXEL. MABVSLOUCfJ TUEMlCMMtMAfiE HOWB0 (7 nNKUEP*yOU« VDUMrrrJl; woscnti ( ns* « w J CtEMXII NtSP. A Q A I N f A ME.J va. WOODROW mmomaow-THB 0/O At HAB OOtNO TO B0UBAL ON TUB BAM tVHMN BALPV pn .t br BUOT H U / r-v / W ILLIAMS, Defendant NOTICE TO A W B A a TOl WOODROW WILLIAMS. w h o m raaldanc* la unknown: Ton ara hereby required to fit* your w ritten d . f . n . . to tko B ill of Complaint (or dlvore# fltod horo ■ ■ U n it you, w ltk tko Clork o f tho aboTO styled Court on or boforo January I t , l i l t and aerva a ropjr of aan a upon p la in tiffs Attorney, Jam oi C. Collier, Tit W est Church Street, Orlando, Florida. Ilorala fa ll not ar a decree pro confrsoo w ill bo entered aaaln you. WITNESS nay b in d end laal at Bonford, Florida, Bemlnnle County, Florida, thla l l t h day of December, Itit. (BEAL) David M. flalrbol Clorb of the Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlen, DC Jam** C, Colllar Atloraay for F lo lo llfl Fubllah Dac. I t * Jan. C, t*. t t . WAMTTOMEAl FLEABB POUTT T IM H M E IN I I ' L L PO r — •MAMW ON VOU1 ANYTHIN® 1 v— '/ T OKAYI T M A8HAAMD1 THEOMLV*¥MVr< p THAT RECOWC [ I WANT TD HO > -t (STHEHOte Refletere* Real Eitate Broker Mary E. Carmen — Lao Salrall B. E. Rofero, Sr Aiaoclatea Pb. VK 2-1901 17M at Hiawatha ■THATS Y A iA T / I B I S H S O R S A R C T O R LOTS: Cleared, hlfh ground, 100* x lii*: one bloek off New Upseta Rd. ISM. Phone PA 2-7211 after 9:00 P. M. W E L A K A A P A R T M E N T S : room , private bathe, 114 W. First St. OFFICE SPACE with ample nark­ ing. 219 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3900. 2-BEDROOM untarnished houae, kitchen electrically equipped. 2412 Willow Avenue. Call HOUSE for rent Sanford n e a r Lake Jenup. 2-BEDROOM CB phone FA 2-3030 3-BEDROOM furnished house, l i t W. Hth. St. Phone FA 2-0070. APARTMENT. ltllElm . FA 2-0371. LOCH ARBOR THREE BEDROOM. l ‘i bath home on canal with aceeu to GARAGE APARTMENT, adults Chryxtal Lake available now a a only. 010 Palmetto Ave. owner has been transferred overieai. Low down payment FURN. apt. 2300 Melloavilte and atiume 4tt% F. H. A. mortgaie of *12,941. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hoaplta' A Baby Beds ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor By Diy, Week or Month. Raymond Lundquiet, Aasoc. •ARROLL’S FURNITURE FA 2-90*1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. l i t BL BY OWNER: Reaioaable terma; MODERN two bedroom apartment 9-bedroom, 2 bath, large living in duplex; elentrle kitchen; room and porch, established large yard. Natar goutbalde lawn, excellent neighborhood. School. No -meOrra. utilitiea Sanford. FA 1-7499. ahared. *40. After 9:90, TIM E. 14th. St. FA 2-7092. READY FOR IMMEDIATE f t Bdrm. houae, 900 Grapevllle OCCUPANCY Ave. FA 2-1130 after I P. M. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gahlas, S-BEDRuOM. 2 bath, kitchen 401 MagnoUa. FA 1-9720. equipped, Florida room. Largo UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom bouts, lot. Call FA 2-9412. large Florida room, kiiehen equipped, hardwood flaprs. Call Excellent Homesites FA 2-1*17. ON L A K E S , SMALL furnished house, 1 bed­ room, near hospital, *43 per month. Lighte and water includ­ Legal Notice C. A* Whiddon, Sr. ed. Phone FA 2-1344. f ic t it io u s Legal Notice ix t h w c i R c r r r c o u r t , x ix t n j r a i c i A i . u iR C t r r i x a x d f a r a n w i x m .H t o t t u . F l o r i d a IX CHAXCF.RV x n . I H I I P U T TO RUIKT T tT I.R CI.ARA B. PL'LSIFK R P la in tiff •meOTHER SID O A D D y fe. | CLEAN e-room te mixbe* apL n o te la. *11 Park Ara. | (-ROOM furnished laraga apartmeat with garafe. Adulta Phone PA 2-3202. W IN FR C D L. CONELT a t at D o f« n d aats XOTICD STA TE O P FLORIDA COUNTT O F SEMINOLE T ot W lnfrod L C onrly and If m arrla d ..... ............. Connly, his w ife: W illiam a haldon T oun*, a n d If m arrlad . - -------------------*T oung, bln w lfa ; l.ln n la l.e o ia T oung, a n d If m a rrla d ....... ................. . ... Young, h a r huabsn. : Ernest g. Allaopp and Mabel K. Alaopp. hla wlfa of T1F Now England Avenue, gum m ltl, N. J.; Holla M ulllnneaui, ami II marrlad, _ —................ M ulllnneaui, har buaband. If liv in g and It dand. agalnal thalr unknown hairs, do vlatte, logstoto, grantees, trust«0(, spoueet, rrodltora, Itannra, aucteaiora. or other partita claim ­ ing Inltreat by, through, undar or again st them or any of them, and oil parsons having nr claim ing to hava any oatata, right, tills or Interest In or lion upon tbs fo llo w ­ ing described tra els of root pro­ perty nr any port thereof located In Bemlnole County, Florida; you Ore hereby notified that a ault lha C lrealt Court o f Ssm lnols County. Florida, agoln st you. and •ach o f you, elolm laa any a sla le, right, title or Interoat la, or Ilea upon tho follow in g property s itu ­ ated la Sem inole County, Florida! TRACT t L ots C. T, and I Block I t and Lola I. II and II, Block IT. o f Banlando the Suburb Beautiful, a c ­ cording to tho plat thereof as recorded la P lat Rook I, P ans IS, Publta Records o f Sominulo County, Florida; and you are hersby re ­ quired to file yottr answ er or other w ritten defenses personally or by >uui attorney w ith th , Clark of th e c ir c u it Court, Nlath Judl rial Circuit, Seminal* County. Florida, at the Court House at Sanford, Florida, and eerv# a copy thereof upon tho plaintiff's a t ­ torney, w h ose a im s lo W ebber II. H alase, t t l Park Aveaao, a . W in­ ter Park, Florida, not later than tha II day o f February, 111*, thorola se ttin g up tbo a g ists, righ t, title, or In tersil la or Ilea upon Iba above described proper­ ty claim ed by you, and should y e a fe ll to do so, a doer** pro cent***# w ill ba gatarod a gain st F**. WITNESS my hand and aaal a f aald Court a t Sanford. Florida, th is II day vi a f January, III*. David M. flaich el Clark af Ik* abava-aiylad Court By Aria J. Luadqulot DC e tn a NOTICR IB h e reb y a lv t n th a t w a a rc e n g ag e d la bualnaoa a t F e rn P a rk . S a tala ala C o u n ty , F lo rid a, n n d a r th a (In tltlo u a n a ia a of, llo u ia of F to o rr, a n d t h a t w« In ten d to re g la ta r aald n am a w ith th o C lerk of tho C irc u it C o u rt, Sem inole C ounty. F lo r lb t. la ' aocordanro w ith th e provlalono a f tho F le tltlouo Kam o S ta tu te * . to -w ltt geelion I t l . t l F lo rid a g ta tu ta * I ttT . S la t D allao D akar O. J. A dklne C b arlaa II. A d k in s P ubllah Dae. I I A J a n . I. I t , I t. T itle nT A T R O F FL O R ID A TO PATRICIA ANN McCARTKR, ( I t PROVIIIKNCK HOAD, CHA RLO TTE T, NORTH CAROLINA) A sw o rn C om plaint hartog boas BROKER ' 902 BO. Park At*. Ph PA l-MM W. 90th. StreeL Legal Notica FIC T IT IO U S S A H P NOTICK ia h e re b y x lv o a t h a t T am a n g ag a d la hualnaoa a t P a r k A l l t h at., Saralnnla C ounty, F lo r . Ida. andoe th a flo tltlo u a a n n a o r H anford L a u n d ro m a t a n d th a t I la to a d to ro a la ta r aald n am e w ith fho C lork o f th e C ircu it C o u rt, Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a , la ‘a cc o rd a n re w ith th a provlalona or th a F lrlltlo a o N am a B tatu tea, to -w ltt Section a tl.o a F lo rid a S ta tu to o IttT . ■1st W illiam R. D o u g h ty P u b lish Doe. IS . J a n . 'I , ( I , IS, x o T tc tt o f s u r r TEH. P laintiff, versus PdfTHICI A ANN MeCARTEH, D efend*!*, Ihooo praaants ora In command you Is ■ppaar and fllo your w ritten dafoniaa heroin on or before lh a l l t h day of January, A. D. Rtae. or otherw ise D ecree Pro Confedas w ill be entered a gain st you. Tho Sanford Herald la du elgaated a s a new spaper o f gen eral cir­ culation In which thto cita tio n sh all bo published on-., each weefc tor four ropoerutlvs w eeks. WITNESS my hand and odflelal seal o f tho Clork. n( the rRrcult Court on th is tho Slot day of December, Ai D. I t l t , STATE O F FL O R ID A TO t T. N. "ANDY" ANDERSON, F a s t O ffice Bog l i l t . P a to ro h a rn , T lr g la la : A ault havin g boon Died ogolnnt you In fho Circuit Court la gad for gem lnole County, Florida, a t law , for replevin, tha abbreviated title o f w hich la HOWARD J . CHAMPION and BARBARA A. CHAMPION, hlo w ife. P la in tiffs, va. T. N. "ANDY" ANDERSON at • l D efen d an t., you ara hereby a etltled aad. required to Die p e e s w ritten defenses, If nay, ta th e P la in tiffs oom ptalnt filed ta aald eahoo, aad to aorva a copy th ere­ o f upon P la in tiffs attorn ey e o op boforo the tin t day o f January, A. D. ltd*} otherw ise d efault w ill bo entered again st you for th e r e lie f prayed hy Plaintiff*. w i t n e s s m y hand and tha seal o f said Court a t Bonford, F lorida v th is l l t h day o f December, A. R (SEAL>* 4 David M. flatch el 1 Clark a f tha Circuit Court B n Marika T. V lhlaa Deputy Clerk K eaaetk M. Loftier Edwardo Building F ast O fflee D raw er tt# S an fo rd , F lo rid a A tloraay for P lain tiff Publish Doe. I t * J ob. 4. t t , *6 any claim s aad domanda w h lth you. or oilhor o f you. m ay hope a gain st the aetata a f M srgaiwt It. M atheion. deceased, lata o f aald County, to the County Judme o f Seminole County, Florida a t A a ftlce la tho court house o f u t t County at Soafsrd, Florida, w ithin eig h t talondar m onths from thol tim e of th» first publication a f 1 th is nutlet. Each claim or demand shall b* la w riting, and sh all atat* tha plar* of raoldoaco and peat o f. flea addreea of the claim ant, and ehull b* aworn to by tha alalm . ant. agen t, attorney, aad any aaeh claim or demand not t o filed shall ba void. Carrie J. Baldwin. As adm inistrator o f fho Batata of M argaret E. M otbesea, deceased Frank Faraaadea 4» North O rsngs Avenue, O_______ r l a n d e , Florida A ltoraay far E io e u tr ls PabUsh Jaa. f . II. te, XT, IMA • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS Ilk * rvsRck FIATS - USED CAKE Of BN TILL EVENING! RENOVATION S P E C IA L R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES Q vkt C i u i a l t y N « r Gvlf $ « Don Tetw Wm T Om BL F rHvw Ceaalry Oak Ki- A Watch Far Oar Bigm * . * OPEN D A ILY •tM A. ML T l Skill SUNDAY StM F* IL "Tl Daih $ha*makaM Cte* lac. Wte* W k mm* ^ -a VV** w r : --------------- ------------------- h S ey-v •• i 4 *f fires* feaaa FA S4 HI »* I*■ �- • 'T - _ _ _ -*» ;y> ' — 1 A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay! Ph. FA 2*2611 Jkr - Pssfsrk 5. Real Estate For Sato BASS FEVER ? ? INCOME PROPERTY: A p t . STOP) LOOK! LISTEN! house. Needs repair but good Three large lots, approximately 75 ft. x 400 ft. on beautiful STOP! in lo see our S bedroom for future investment. Located I SOI So. Park Ave. Sanford — • clear secluded lake, paved road m or 2 tiled bath homes at frontage, extellent f i s h i n g . opposite First Bsptist Church. S3,ooo each with terms. (Bring SAN 8EM KNOLLS money and fishing poly). ALSO practically new I room 4 Blocks West of Freneh Avenue residence at 2711 Sanford Ave. on 30th Street. Convenient to Sanford Naval S t Johns Realty Co. LOOK! at all the wonderful fea­ Air Stat hxi. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ture* In thtae home*. Terr*no 116 N: Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 floors—Furred and Plastered For further detail* contact walls — Custom built • cabinet GEORGE T. STUMP 3-BEDROOM. S bath. doubU earwork—and Dust-free closetsport*, extra large utility room. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Close to schools and shoppiaf Monthly payment* 076. 110 A LOAN ASSN. Shannon Dr. FA 2-1170. ,117 «. COURT ST., ORLANDO -LISTEN! lo tba price and 1 PHONE GA 5-3531 terms—$550 Down PUA Financ­ Stenstrom Realty ed—Exclusive with HERBERT STENSTROM W. H. ••Bill" 8temper Agency Registered Broker Realtor * Insurer LEN RISNER ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffer LOTTIE BROADWAY Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper KEN TORBETT Robert F. May. Bart Pilcher, BETTYE D. SMITH Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCasklll Associates Phone FA 24091 112 N. Park 11 N. Park Ph. FA 2-2420 SANFORD: 2-bedroom b l o c k APPROXIMATELY ten acres of house; corner lot; vacant. $600 grove, $1,500 per acre; near Suncash;' FHA mortgage; $57.50 per land Estates. Contact Joseph month. FA 2-667$____________ Levy, FA 2-122$. 7. Business Opportunities REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Ave. . n in r. Always glad to see new Uiop.c movu FOR LEASE: 40 acre;. Semlnol* into tha neighborhood 1" J. W. HALL County, SEU Sect. 26 Twa 21 S-Rg. 31E. Write; A. Strop, 120 RsaiUr Call Hall'* Phon* FA 2-2641 Hyde Perk Ave., Tampa. 15. Spatial Services 12. Plum bing S ervices WYNNEWOOD: 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 8. Female Help Wanted SANFORD Plumbing * Heating atove, refrigerator. Air condi­ 25M So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7916. tioner optional. Low paymenti. 2410 Stevcna Ave. NEW 9-btdroom Block bouat, part­ ly furnished, $6,900, terms. Ap­ ply 2620 Palmetto. RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Insurance Surety Bonds I-BEDROOM house, screened SIS So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5*41 porch, fenced yard; Juat outside Sanford city limits. FA 2-7412. Eves* Bldg. Lake Mary Ph. FA 2-1120 SELL ar TRADE: 3-Bedroom, Itt # baths, CB, Florida room. Nicely BARGAIN - MOVE LN TODAY landscaped 125* -a US' corner BR. house an Magnolia, just nut lot (2,too down or will trade I of cMy Urn, s; kitchen equipped, for other property. Win finance Venetian blinds, spac* he*tar. p o t af down payment U desir­ Must seU at once. $5226. Will ed. 129 E- Coleman Circle. trad* for late model ear. FA 2-7207, •A 2-0661 or FA 14523. • LOTS for salt on hard aurfaee road; nicely graded; near Moo- FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associate*. US S. French At*. Ph. FA S-5221 Altar hours, FA 2-1811, FA 246B1, FA 24281 NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W* berit* yau to be our guests ahaolstely free without oblige. Mam at oa* of Sanford * leading Mat*)* while you Meat* suit­ able honing far yeareelf and family, Pkk up year key at ear feJee Office. l-BEDROOM block house leu thaa ooe year old; small down payment. FA 2-797L city limits, $1,000 my equity, A,200 balance, payments $56. FA 2-3465. TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen equipped, Large corner let. 1500 down end assume permeate. FA 2-7666 after 5:00 P. M. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 1126 Barite St. FA 2-6649 All types and ilxei. Install What seetlon of Semlr.ola "Do It Youraelf' PLUMBING County do you livt In? Do you WR REPAIR AND SERVICE Contracting ft Repairs have an AVON Representative STINE Free Estimate* calling on you regularly? If Machinery and Suppto O*. R. L. HARVEY you don't, we may need you. 207 W. 2nd St. PhYFA 241 264 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 2If you would like to learn •bout being an AVON Repre­ TV PICTUME TUBE SPECIAL 13. Electrical Service* sentative, write Mra. Jean For 2 weeks only! MUanlch, Box 24*. Lockhart, IT In. (accept aomo Electric Service Via., for Interview. port able*) ISM RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WOMEN to work la meat packing 'plant. Apply Hi-flavor Meats, Tuskawillow Rd., Near Oviedo. 14. Baild, Paint ft Bepalr No phone Information._______ WALL PAPERINO ft PAINTING ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateWork Guaranteed Bod Board manta, involets, band Mila, and Contact sol West 2th St. programs, e t c . Pr igraialva Phon* FA 24642 PriaUnf Co. Phsaa FA 8-MIL— BUlLDtNO MATERIALS SALES­ MS Waot rn a a t MAN experienced in lumber and THOS. E. THOMPSON building materials daatrad. but General Contractor will consider other qualified ap­ Home Carpentry Repairs plicants. Starting salary comRoofing ft Siding msnsurat* with ability. Perma­ Phone FA 24452 nent position with growing aatio u l company. Mall aummary of background fa F. O. Ben ROOFING, Gutiara, Spouting, Sewing Mach. Repairs Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement ALL MAKES ft MODELS 701, Sanfartf, Florida. 104 So. Park (24 hr. sar.) FA 24611__________ M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED 1B-A- Bannty P arian SALARY PLUS COMMISSION. HCAPITALIZATION. PREFER B ft M ROOFINO D O R tr B k X W S h o p EXPERIENCE IN FORD PROContracting ft Repairs DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON Lisaased — Bonded —Inanrod TO HUNT LINCOLN MER­ FREE ESTIMATES CURY. WC., 162 N. PAL­ 522 Laurel Ave. Ph. FA 17243 METTO. PAINTING ft DECORATING Licensed — Bonded RETAIL Building Material OutFra* Estimates — •Ida Salesman, some experience la buddies malarial* necessary. Write qualifications to Bag ft; c/o Ssnfoed' Herald._________ TASKER PAINTING — Room Special. FA 24150.___________ ATTENTION 12. Plumbing Service* LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE Vespa Motor Boooters Hosier ft Lawn Mower Service Cut Flowers Far An; SANFORD FLOWS Woat Country Club Rd. FA 1-7228 FA 2-1622 or SEPTIC TANK 8ERVICE Biaca 1248 >. HARE Plumbing ft H eating AIR COvpITtONtNG CONTRACT gad REP MR WORK 1027 Sanford Av*. FA I 4 M rib 84482 l f t t Bathe VA-FHAFHA In StFYicft Conventional Financing Down Paymenta Low ift 1421 You can move in iuunadint«lp while tha paper* nr* being prom Wo Gunrnntftf „_____ Or lif t itrue tion Of Your Homo For Th# Flrat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Ooata* DEBARY 1953 ALCAR, 18 ft tandem, *»reliant condition, modern. Must sen this week. $1,160. De Witte's Trailer-Park, aeross from Movisland on 17-62. 45' x S', 56* Groat Lakes 2 bdrm. carpeted, air conditioned, cabanna. Park Avt. Trailer Ot., Lot 71. Reasonable. 6T R. TRAILER; exceptional buy at 11,620. Open at 11th. tad Stafocd until 5:30.__________• Windshield 17. Pats, Livestock, Supplies Used Back GUaa V ant Ginas Furniture SERVICE PICKING LADDERS Basiwood, tha lightest and strong, •at. Siies 18 la 32 feet. In stock. CITRUS A CABBAGE BAGS Citrus 5 lb*, to Half Box sis**, Cabbage 50 lbs. PICKING BAGS h CUPPERS A. M. Provatt, Phono 1104, Sevilla, antes. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins F urniture 400 Sanford Av*. FA I-74M • BIO VALUES • 1U1CK CREDIT • RASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER Now and Deed Furniture 511 B. Fir It St. FA PM22 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 -AWAY, Hospital and Baby Is. Day, Wean or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. *A 8-7255 fS A V E f Mather of Sanford lag • Sporty Coral and White Tutone Fiolah with WhH* Side* wall Tires and New Top • SpotWas Inside sad Oot • Bold with an "OK* $ 1 ^ 0 6 Warranty • Eaellent G. M. A. C. Terms C o u n th y FA 2 4622 INCOME TAX SERVICE WILLIAM H. MURRAY l i l t Celery Ave. Tel T k 2 1391 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRLNG W. L. HARMON FH. FA 2-4223 Alter $ P. M. BEDROOM SUITES C lu b P 9flcuw h Sankarlk Glass gad Paint Co. 11 l i t W. 2nd 8t. SINGER PORTABLE to rsspon•Ibla party In this vicinity, Take over 8 payments of $5.43. Two year guarantee remaining, Write. Box AA, c/o Sanford Her- NOrth S4711 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED L oot Glass SPECIAL 20-A Trailers New ft Uaad Furniture and Appliance* MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE PLANTS h r sale. Fred Thurs­ ton. Phono FA 2-3990. 22. A rtklss For Solo ST JOHNSON SS H. P. electric Sell Ua Your Furniture. Q Military toyi, child* army suite, alee ping bag*, jungle turn* motor; Pelican trailer; M ft. Service With The Cub. 8U step bottom runabout; FA 3-6633 TRADING *OST, FA 2-0977. mock*. Army-Navy Surplus, S10 after 6:00. Sanford Avenue. EDWOOD Cedar closet, like new, $20. 450 Rosalia Dr. (cot ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred Rolf, 291 Magnolia Place, Dn* Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Bary — one block south of En­ TOMATOES and SWEET POTA terprise ltd. NO $-4415, Robaon Sporting Goods TOES. Celery Ave., near Beard 50(4-1 E. 1st. Ph FA 2 SMI FOR SALE; 1050 Dodge Wayfarer 2 dr. Electric water beater SAVE at BRYAN’S and oil spare heater. Malt* of­ FABRIC SHOP. fer. FA 2 - 8 2 0 5 .__________ 1050 Chevrolet 3-DR., • .-ylinder. On* block West of Monro* Comer, Ua* than 0.000 mUet, no rust on West first St. 23. Notice* A P ersonals anywhere. Will accept car for equity or caah, take over pay­ FACTORY TO YOU ANNOUNCEMENT ments. Sec at Hollar Motor ALUMINUM Mr*. Marie V. Tredway la tbc new Sale*. VENETIAN BUNDS AVON Represcnlativt for dis­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom trict 152 In Sanford: l i t to 0th. AIR CONDITIONED 'S3 2 door rail with plastic ends. Plastic Mereury. FA S-M10 after 6 p. m. or rayon lapei. Colton or nylon 81., betweon MtUonville and Park Ave. Pleaic call FA 1-5601. cord*. '16 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. SenkHt'ik Glass and Paint Co. TRAILER furnished t« man and naw W/W Tires, radio and 112-114 W. 2nd St FA 3-4622 wife In exchange for tom* serv­ heater. OIOS. FA 2-5739. ices rendered to man next door, MARY CARTER PAINTS PAtR of Edmonds high compres­ recovering from illness. In Os­ World's Largest Gallon sion heads $30. Phone FA 2-6323. teen. CaU FA 2-0519.________ BUY ONE G A L GET ONE FREE 1960 PLYMOUTH Belvedere. R 24. Lont.ft Found Ph. PA 2-9649 and !!., PS., continental wheel, 901 W. 1st. St. 4.100 actual miles, good econo­ GOOD Used Appliances and TV’i REWARD for return tA key, erndit my; 1000 and take over pay­ cards ft check book taken from Gormly, inc., Third A Palmetto, N. C. car Doc. 24. No question* ments. Phon* FA I4M7 after 6:00 P. M. asked. Phone FA 2-2716. RADl6 record player combine tion, table model, 3 speed, $35. LOST: Toy Terrier, white female WILL TRADE 1950 Chevrolet tuAlso portable record player, 3 dor aodtn, excellent condition, with on* black eye: In vUiatty speed, $30. FA 2-7668 after 5:00 (or'pickup truck. FA 2-4715 afof Food Fair. REWARD. Phooa FA 3-2564. 'I* RENAULT - take up pay- TWIN BEDS, complete: refrigerator; odds ai mania—small equity. FA 2-3015. $30 Phon* FA 2-6230. Plumbing & Repairs BABYSITTING day FA 2-5400. MEAT CUTTER; 10 years expe­ rience, desires permsneet jab; settling ia Sanford. FA 2-5182. Florida Uring. 1 ft 4 Bedroom* — 22. Articles For 8s Is ftrmlh • Wed. Jan. 18. I960—Pays 11 f Full Sia* Hollywood Soda, Beak $19.56 2 Twin Sis* Hollywood lads. Each .......... $1146 9 Full Sis* Innerspring Mattroaees ....... Each 81146 1 Largo Triple Dresser ft Full Sis* Panel Bed Bleached Mahogany, Modem Design ..................... $1$6 BETTER HURRY! O N LY 4 LEFT Before Prices Go Up Sperkliag Tutone Finish and White Sidewall Tiros Condition Through**! • Bold w “OK" Warronty . Easy O.M.A.C, Financing t Texas Rise Hollywood Our Uaad Car* Will Ba Displayed Far Yi InapneilMi (Nightly On Our la rg e lighted Lot, WHERE DEALS SHINE Tablp Group 55546 2 Odd Occasional Chairs Each .............................$2-6$ 3 Odd OccMienal Chairs * * * # • • ;• o o o * 11546 1 Five Pises Oak Dlnatt# ..................... .. $2946 I 86” x *0” PlayU* Top MONTHLY PAYMENTS gCO H N G C O M P L Y >. Magnolia 2 k PA 24121 8L FA $,7$$2 �r-.-. ?SKf; ffm d l F ata lt- W a d . J sil IS, IMS •I,*.' * • o r r y Second, they eonldu l rJiutlixr (1mIr tan af God to he poor and b a n la a (tabic ot ordinary bard working parraU. Third, Ma amphoric an Paaee didn't (trika Ibair fancy, lor they wanted a war lord to far eutihine all the world's foremost nlliUry tostaOd' ¥ atob y ef „__ „ onto, who preached Peace sad ' By'M L* GEOBOB W. CBANB . CASE D-AJ4: Tad B, aged M, b a temtoary student. Dr, Craaa," ha begaa. "aa n pyebiairist and active teachp of a tibia Class, bow would M say that Chrletlanily differs t o n sil other religions?" been predicted for nearly too years prior to his birth. This tras not true of any other sect. That’s why the Three Wise Men •e ra i n ep g latta with the a*. | ated Messiah ef the Hebrews, Par the captured Jews were pattered all ever the civilised world. And their teaching about • future tae ef Oed was thus ha itts to educated asea ef vsr- Chrlat waahad the feet of his Apoatlea la show them humility. This was an latalarabla Idea for Ita leaders who had expected a datsllaf monarch with the stem cruelty of Thor or Woden, plus the pomp of Solomon's court sad Caesar's purple robes. Sod’s Sacrifice Until the Bethlehem scene, all races of mankind had visualised their gods as cruel, vindictive judges. They regarded diety as a He. rod or Pharaoh, who had no com* punctlon about killing aH the boy babies la the kingdom. So It had boon the universal custom le try to appease the sold hearted deities by offertap ef doves, sheep and buttocks or wtae, rice and even human saert* . Manoior Christ was the eel* thinking of all pooptos and all pre­ mtoettou of the lefty Judaism vious religions by sacrificing to that had baee the highest ethical m n l la oat dramatic stroke, be M M U tried to shatter the mlaUkea worldwide view that deity to set­ ter*, cruel end unfading. the highly dvfllsad Oroaka aad He sacrificed to man to opea Kemsas atm wore at the primi­ tive ethical s to p of worshiping mankind's tyts to an entirely new concept of divinity. He want­ g m iitr tu ed to show ut that Cod to our Father, ef a kindly, forgiving na­ ture. The old Mosaic rule ef "An aye for ea eye" was now superseded by the Golden Rule, phis Christ’s reply that wa should forgive aw brother T* times f. to road the Pour Gospels with this new slant and yon will tee why Bethlehem gave na Mm moat dynamic aoocopt of Dotty over portrayed on this plauot. (Always writo to Dr. Crane to c a n ef tola newspaper , enrisatog a tang to etamped, addrooaad anvotape and Me to oover typing A N N U A L WE STILL HAVE A H E A V Y S T O C K OF REAL BARGAINS TO SELECT FROM SEALTEST HALF GAL ICE C R EAM (SAVE 20c) OUR OWN INVENTORY w mBEEs - D O N ' T MISS THESE — EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN KRAFT ENERGY COOKING SOFUN GIANT SIZE BOX FACIAL SAa.'jra&.'sa ROMAN DID _ _ YOU . . F O R T H E Y E A R 1960 RESOLVE t h e n C C T lit SOUTHERN SEAS LIGHT' 1 CHUNK i| TO EAT ONLY M E A T S ? Cans BIG 1ft Can PEAR MUSSELMAN’S APPLE SAUCE CHIU SEMINOLE Hospital Notes FOOD KING BARTLETT LYKES SMOKED typewriter fortune said aha aeeonted that Andrei ta d • bean eatod a chauffeur. "Ha taa toon slandered and eatod n common adventurer." ata add, adding to bad tongbt valiantly with too U. t . Air Puree In the Korean campaign and later worked p a researcher to u American company. S On. HALVES SUNNYLAND SWIFTS HALF PRICE BALK RONCO SPAGHETTI MACARONI NOODLES RUBBING FULL GAL. TISSUE BEANS SHURFINE (WHOLE) HEAVY WESTERN STALKY’S WAFFLE SMALL - LEAN SYRUP SPARE 39 * CUT BEANS northern JANUABV M Rolto Marta Havana an, DeBary KvanglU Kddlaa, Sanford Robert Thomas, gaaford Groce Brown, Sanford Ruby Craohthanks, Sanford Ralph Doan, Sanford Walter Ball, Geneva Helen Young Smith, Sanford Dorothea Bobinaon, Sanford Shirley Conkay, Sanford Nancy Pitogar, Sanford Margaret South, Sanford Abner Bradley, Sanford Katharine PanuUo, Sanford Marta Hardy, laniard S te m Sbigmaa, Lata Maty Mr. aad Mra. Charles Avery, . Sanford, a son Mr. aad Mra. Donald Conkay, Sanford, a daughter Mr. a ta Mra. Jen P. Bobinaon, Sanford, a daughter Willie BeU^tataerd Barbara Buprocht, Sanford Brownie Lee, Sanford Bonnie Davis, Sanford Jewel Cummings, Sanford Bov. Bert Williams, Sanford Helen Rogers, Sanford Robert Thomas, Sanford Baton Batata. Sanford Carrie Dentals, Hawthorne Ida Andersen, Oeneve LouIm BAltar. I s n i m d Camilla H ubs, Daytona Beach Maras rot Bowen e ta to b y ,. HIB1BCU1T Chocolnte and Vanilla SANDWICH ■ ^ CAPSULES | MONEY BACK GUARANTEE OUR LOSS IS Y O U R GAIN CASH FROZEN PIES Big l f t Lb. Package BLUE PLATE PEACH • GRAPE PINEAPPLE PRESERVES FOOD SAVINGS SWANSONS (Twin Pack) FRUIT COOKIES DOWNY FLAKE « iw w # I PANCAKES MAXWELL HOUSE GREEN PEAS SHURFRKSM CUB*586 Xdto SPREAD O f STRAINED IA » Y FOOD • LIVES CAT FOOD £ Jam i. PARK at . «. fcifa.1.:'* .4AT m m m L v- ••’■j *• 'Tfe*K’K A i •r" Hi iM ui ain ' .-W • % ri‘? ' *' f �. 1 Escaped Convicted Slayer Nabbed In County l*>anfnrft iiFralfi t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPt) — Stock price* at 1 p. m.: 22H American Airlines ............. American TAT ................. S2‘t American Tobacce .......... 107H Bethlehem Slee) ................. C A i .......... *1'i as VOL. XUX taeeeeeea O ry iler .......... »<4 Curtiss . W right............. DuPont .......................... . 109H Fsstmsn Kodak ............. Mis Ford Molar ..................., M General E lectric............. General Motors.............. re Graham • Paige ............. 56'. Inti. TAT ....................... 56'. Lori Mini .......................... Ill* Minute Maid .................. If4*4 Penney ........................... ll'fc Penn RR ....................... , 414 Royal Amerlcai ............. 41 Sears Roebuck................ 4« Standard Oil (NJ) .......... 22 Studebakar ..................... MW U. S. Steel .................... 104 ' * Westinghouse E l.,........... 1. MARION ISAAC MOORE, right, with Deputy Jim Singletary. (Herald Photo) Murderer Lived *ln Forest City An cjtcuped convicted murderer from North Carolina, with a flair for publicity, told county deputies today that he had lived in the county for more than a year and was wanted by authorities for the slaying of his wife in 1948. The man, identified as Marion Isaac Moore. 47, of Greens, fboro, N. C., was arrested by Deputy W. R. Seeberger on a News Briefs Ike Insulted vagrancy oharga but, while ho wai fingerprinted in Urn Sheriff’s office, told deputiee "get a re­ porter and I’ll tell you a real good story.” Moor* aaid be killed his wife la Greensboro in March of 1MI and was sentenced to >1-30 year* la Jail after pleading guilty to aecoad degree murder. While serving la a road gang in July of 1M6, Moore said ha escaped and fled into Florida and “after bumping around” for o tow years torn* to ’Forast QMy la lota Earthquake Racks Peruvian City; 38 Dead, 200 Hurt AREQUIPA, Peru (UPI) — A shattering earthquake—the worst disaster in the history of this second largest city of P e ru killed at least M persons Wed­ nesday and injured more than MO, it was reported today. Aflershocki continued through the night, and thousands *f per­ sons slept In the open for fear that another major quake might shake down their homes. President Manuel Prado, U. I. Ambassador Theodore AchiUes and ether American aad Peruvian officials wart flying hers today to assets the extent ef damage.* An emergency airlift brought doctor*, nurses, food aod ossen till medicines for quako victims. Help also woe oa Mm way Worn Bolivia. Local authorities proclaimed a state ef emergency la Arequlpa aad surrounding area* shortly aft­ er Urn first shock rocked Um city •t 10:4* a. m., destroying or dam­ aging aa estimated * par seat of HAVANA (UPI) - A radio alaMod bare attacked U. S. leaders • Wednesday and urged the people ef the United States to rise in R e v o lt agaiust their government. - la a broadcast repeated at four* hour iatervals all day, Radio Mam* hi Insulted President Eisenhower, Secretary of State ChrisUaa Herter aad hie predeeeaeor, the late John Peeter Dulles. 1*5*. ^TtuTtoomblor wrecked the BoSeeberger. who aaid ha had a man Catholic church at Baoto Do­ More H ats In Ring "tip” that Moore, had been "brag­ mingo. the Qoyoaocho Hospital, TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - For ging” around tho area of his ex­ tho Gibtoe beak and the public Bier House speakers C. Parris ploits began checking Into tho works building, ’'any other public -B ryant of Ocala and Ted David case yesterday afternoon. ___ „ * or dam 9 b f Hollywood here indicated .they will formally announce Saturday as gubernatorial candidates. Bry* denied any story that b* was ad -"completely^ Tdestroyed.” ‘W T -•* ant’s disclosure la expected to wanted anywhere and, was "Just The dty wai without electric tome at a news oooference hare. a peaceful citizen." light er power Wodooeday aigM David will probably announce at However, Seeberger becanto sus­ aod drinking water was rationed • Hollywood. picious, arrested him for vagrancy Although Arequlpa, with a popu­ and brought him Into the Jail at lation Of IMAM, "sa th* lxrgoot Big Welcome Planned • : m o. m. today city hard hit by Um quake, R was Moore gave the officer no trou felt la scores of other cemmual MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Florida ties in Peru, Chill aod Bolivia. Republicans are planning a mam* hie. Afaoth welcome hers Saturday whan While be waa being fingerprinted, Telephone Haas war* down la ^V iee President Richard M. Nixon Moore told Deputy Bob Grant, who many areas, delaying report* of arrives for a reception and party was called into Um cate, "wfaat’e death or damage. Tim shock boro was worse than gaily. Florida Republican Chair* the use, go got a reporter and that which kit Um city sa Jan. man G. Harold Alexander said I’ll give you a good story.” delegations from 43 of ths state's After Moore’s story of tho slay U, INfl, kill lag M perse ns aod in•T aounties plan to attend “Dlok lng, deputies notified North Caro­ lina authorities ef the arresL Nixon Day." Seeberger said that Moors would be extradited soon aa potInfluenza Hits L. A. stole.” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A halfmillion Los Angeles residents have A m en stricken in an epidemic of urhat authorities believe is Aslan influenza. The disease which broke Tho first public maetlng of Um out oe a i*rS« scale early this Sanford Humane Society I* sche­ weak wai declared of epidemic duled at • p. at. today for onproportions Wednasdsy by acting rolling mombore aad alectiaf of­ city health officar Ralph Sachs. ficers aad directors. Ha said M would hit ita peak la BILOXI, Misf. (UP1)-A federal Um mooting will bo hold ia tho about a week. grand Jury today refused to indict American Legion HaU oa Hwy. ITIn the lynching of Negro 12 and aU persons interested ia Civil Rights Pressure anyone Mark Charles Parker. the work of the Humane Society WASHINGTON tUFI) — Spokes* The grand jury reported a* 10:4* are urged to aUead aad to Join Wbiea for religious, labor and racial the organisation. groups turned the pressure on Re­ a. m. to Judge Sidney Mlie that "Wo urge that everyone interest­ publicans todsy to help bring an it had "considered aU tvldenc* administration • backed civil rights and waa unable to arrive at any ed please attend aad help tarry on the work of the Society, which blU to the House floor. A delega­ i* vitally important to Um commu­ tion from the Leadership Confer* true bill." The decision apparently means nity," Mrs. Harriet Cowley, nomi­ n e e on Civil Rights planned a rsonal appeal to House GOP the slayers of the young Negro nee for president of tho group, ader Charles A. K-illock, at a will escape punishment and re­ mid. main anonymous. State action la Anyone unable to attend Um ■ meeting la Hailecfc’a office. the cate was virtually ruled out meeUng, but desiring information two months ago when a Pearl ia asked to telephone Mrs. Diane River County grand Jury did not Ludsbec at FA 2-7430. •Villagers Flea Mrs. Georgs H. Garrison, who retura any indictments la the has been active ia Human* Society case. Volcano Eruption Urn FBI bail listed » men as work for several years, will give KAPOHO, Hawaii (UPI) - " known and suspected partici­ a brief talk aad introduce Marvia Kilauea volcano erupted with a pants” In the abduction of the Hcltmaa of Cocoa, who will dis­ fiery blast of lava Wednesday 23-year-old Negro truck driver last cuss the organisation aod work of night Just hour* after MP persons April from th* Poplarvili* JaU, Um group aad preside at a ques­ were removed from this nesrby where ha was held for trial on tion aad answer session. Ho baa village. Laval spouted 150 feet into charges of raping a Mississippi been a director ia human* socie­ ties for M years. white woman. the air. Jury Turns Down Lynch Indictment C Humane Society Seeks Members WEATHER: Fair and mild through Friday. High today, near 80. l.ow tonight. 68*69. Uaited Prana Leased Wire Established 190* THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Nikita Claims Soviets Working On Fantastic Nuclear Weapon i i iJHHfSfW* m i r MOSCOW (UPI)—Premier Nikita Khrushchev aaid to. day Russia had built up the giestent nuclear-rocket striking force in ths world and that a "fantastic" and more formtd* able weapon waa in the works. Khrushchev said Russia now was so far ahead of tha United States and the Western powers it will slash its armed MR N. V. FARMER was installed an president of the Seminole County Board of Realtor* at noon today in a ceremony presided over by J. H. Atkinson of Pensacola, president of the Florida Assn, of Raaltora. Shown a t the meet* lng are, front left, Atkinson. Mrs. Gladys Dawson, new secretary-treasurer; Charles F. Fields, member of the board of directors; C. B. Waller, vice pre•IdeoL end Fanner. Genevieve Blair, eorreapondinf secretary, Is not in Ihe picture. (Herald Photo) Shopping *'OuVHilftwn Sanford merchants are planning a Fri­ day night shopping promotion which will be announced when details are completed. The plan does not include a general opening of the ■toreo THIS FRIDAY night, Although some merchants have scheduled special aales events which will con­ tinue into the night hours. Those who have planned these sales are advertising them. A program to huve the merchants remain open Krldsy nights did not get underwuy last Friday due to a misunderstanding of the date. A representative group of the members of the retail merchanta division of the Chamber of Commerce met this week and decided to try to work out "an outstand­ ing promotion of special sales and a program of Friday night shopping hours that will be convenient to and attract the interest of every shopper in the county." When the program is completed, it will !>e announ­ ced officially through the retail merchants division. In the meantime, some stores will lie open to­ morrow night on the individual basis. Snow, Ice, Floods Hit U .S . A fte r New Storm By United I’reaa International The nation*# third major storm of tha season today pro­ duced two-foot snows in the Southwest, one of the North­ east's worst ice storms in 60 years and damaging Midwest floods. The third major storm of the year swept out of New Mexico, Colorado and Utah to drop 22 inches of snow at Williams, Aril. MrNary, Aril., reported 21 Inches sod nesrby City Tox Needs Grsod Csnyoo bed M. Wednesday was the "warmest To Be Studied Jan. 13 on record" all across the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A legislative eommiue* studying South. Tbs 71 degree high at SaFlorida's tax structure indicated tannab, G«., 71 at Greensboro, N. C., and 73 at NasbviUs, Tsnn., today it will give special attention all were records. It waa mostly I* lb* needs of municipalities tor in Hie SO* in Florida. additional revenue source.. Convertibles with the tops down Tho Legislature's Interim Com­ were reported at every college mittee aa Finaoct and Taxation campus. At Uis University of ala* will look lata tke general Tennessee, where 700 students en­ y altuatioo to the counties. gaged to a snowball fight just a week ago, sludeols sat on tbs brown grass to tbs sunlight to do their studying. At Winston Salem, N. C., sa In­ nocent garter snake created con­ fusion at the airport when bo de­ The wedding was scheduled for Wadnesday night. rided It ores summer and cams MW« were horns atone last night, and just couldn’t out to sun himself. A 17-year-old sit still knowing our daughter was getting married and Boy Scout qultod the fears of airport personnel by killing the we so far away," Mrs. Hull said today. soak*. "Suddenly the phone n a g aad we both jumped to Heavy snow warnings were Is­ our feet and raced for it," eke recalled. sued tor parts of Colorado, KaoIt was the long distance operator. She asked Mr*. sat and Nebraska today. Sis to II Hull to hold on a minute sad after e pause of some 10 inches of snow was expected front seconds Mrs. Hull heard "Do you take this msa to be southeast Colorado through north­ your husbaad." west Kansas and central Nebras­ ka. "Whea 1 heard Roeemary'e voice. I was the happiest A bead af freestog rate sod ia the whole world." Mrs. Hull said. sleet was forecast far parte of . Although the rest of the ceremony was i bard to Kansas, Nebraska sod lows, hear, because ef circuit trouble, Mrs. Hull said aha abt heard bringing katardoos driving send!the peat nr ear "I pronounce you msa aad wife." T f i e f gusto up to ^P mitoo Aad ae th" H»o« ntteudr I their daughter’* wedding tani e uhour were expected tbrough after all. Um aortbora plates ares. afi/wu.. 41 rli Reds So Far Ahead, They'll Slash Arm y 'M arriage Vows Heard 1,0 3 0 Miles Aw ay A Sanford couple, whose only daughter was married last night 1,030 milca away heard the marring* vows . . . thanks to the Telephone Company. Mrs. Clyde Hull of 910 Park Ava. told thin story this morning. Her daughter, Rosemary, and Robert Brown of Columbus, Ohio, decided to get married when he finished his overseas tour of duty. Brown was discharged from service early this week and came to Sanford to fetch his bride-to-be. However, Brown told the Hulls that he frould like the marriage to be in Columbus because he had not seen Jus parents for two year*. i The Holto, who understood tbe yosta* s prob­ lem, gave their consent'and the couple took off for the Midwest Monday. » NO. «07 6 Road Paving Jobs Completed In Casselberry forces by ona-thlrd—l.tOO.OOO -n;n —within th* next year or two. He did not describe the new wca pon but said he could announce that "th* weapon we have today in th* hatching ilage la even more perfect, more formidable" than anything developed before. "The weapon, which as they say ia to Ihe portfolio of uor scientists and designers, is a fantastic wea pon," ha said. He said its power was so great as to be incredible/ la Washington, the speech was viewed aa an effort to stamped* tho West Into accepting dlaarma ment and a nuclear test ban on Russia's terms. Some observers alto felt that the overall tone of Khrushchev's utterances took soma of tho luster off what Soviet propaganda has called "tha Camp David spiriL" Western diplomatic sources said to Loodon that Khrushchev ap pears merely to bo planning what th* West has been doing tor tha •past three years—converting (mm massive armies with conVsnttoaal weapons to reliance aa nuclear Military observers ware curious about the claim of the fantastic weapon, but they could not shed any light on it Immediately. They said that both the United States sod Russia have scientists with designs of weapons with "Jncredi bit" power to thair portfolios at all timas. Khrushchev, speaking before the Supreme Soviet, already had boast ed: "U m Soviet army wields such means of warfare and such fire power at no other army hai over had." Khrushchev said cutting conven­ tional troop strength would leave a 2,400,000—man force equipped with nuclear weapon* and rocket* to powerful they can obliterate any enemy. He aaid Russia was "several years" ahead of the United States In rocketry and would strive to maintain tha lead. Ha added Rut sla already hai sufficient atomic and hydrogen bombs but will con tlnua to make them until there It a world wide baa. Khrushchev also outlined a new concept of warfare for the Soviet with the air fore* ovenlualiy abol ishod to favor of rackets, Um navy built around a powerful aubma rina fore* sad Um army made up of smaller unite armed with nuclear weapons. Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben­ son said today that sis more towu roads have been paved and turned over to the town council tor approval and malntenancs. Heftier Corp. hat finished pav­ ing Wilshirs Dr., Brighton Way, Winter Park Dr. and Cannon Way, Benson said. Joyce Construction Co. hat finished and turned over Hibiscus and Norihntur* Drives. The mayor appointed Cassel­ berry lighting, toning and road committees at Monday's town council meeting. H* also named Harry Wood to be Chamber of Commerce leader and Dr. 8. R. Rapaport as town health officer. Road committee members are E. Kochs, chairman; Herman Joyce, Ben Evans and A. O. By­ ers. The road committee will rec­ ommend road, and street improve­ ments and oversee road repair. IJghting committee members are John Zimmer, A. L. Byers, and B. W. Hawthorne. They will tee what areas need more lights and recommend light installation there. , Zoning committee members are Joseph Laird, V. E. Grubb, Lytle Swope, Earl Zibell and Bud Srhurkerl. The town rouncil annexed nine plait in the Casselberry Heights Longwood Homo and Pitre Oval area Monday and placed the town police on social Numbering Urged security. The council alto passed Longwood Chamber of Com a sewage . ordinance prohibiting III functioning sewerage systems, mrrre President E. G. Heath to­ including seplic links, and stlpu- day urged til town residents to IsUng that persons owning these get numbers for their homes. faulty systems mutt repair them. Heath said tha chamber has num­ bered most of th* buildings in town and hopes to have all Um houses numbered by June. PegPhone Station sons who don't have numbers should apply to Linton Cos or him­ Thefts Reported self. Heath aaid. Five Telephone Pay stations in Longwood Is growing so fast that Ihe county have been broken into It needs numbered bouses to have over the last (wo days with an soma sort of organization to desig­ undetermined amount of sash nating buildings, th* C of C pratlstolen. dsnt explained. The pay stations were located near Pineeruet Inn oa U. I. 17- F i r # C o n t r o l •2, Whits Laundry oa French glavia 4-H club members will Ave.. Monroe River Bridge, Utile Giant Food Store on French Ave. see films oa fire control aod hear aod Rena's Service Station oa U. foreat ranger Charles Ichallmaa •peak *a forest fire prevention at S. 17-32. Southern B*U District Manager their Arbor Day program Fri­ Bob Sheddea reported this morn­ day. Mr*. Gertrude Lukas will ing that be aad other company assist the ranger* to lb* > p. m. officials bad no idea Just bow program. much was taken from the etaHe pointed out that anyone caught caa bo libs! to U year* to JaU and (toss af llt.MO. Sheriff To Spealf" Laagwood Chamber of Commarcs member* will hoar Shorilf I. L. Hobby apeak oa la v cntecre mrnt at • p. m. todsy to th* Uuirch ML Civic League building. Lapp Says Reds May Be Working On Orbital Bomb WASHINGTON (UPD-Nuclear scientist Ralph K. Lapp said to­ day the Russians may bo working on an "orbital H-bomb” wbicb could b* (tattooed ia apse* and launched or recalled at will. "A recallable bomb la orbit around Um eartb would have tre­ mendous Impact upon th* world aa a psychological terror wagpoo,” Lapp said. Lapp, who worked to lb* IT. I. atomie bomb projaet during World War lf, also suggested that lb* Russian* may have developed a loag-rasg* missile of super power and super accuracy capable of delivering a 100-magatoa war* head oa targets continents sway. A loo-megaton warhead would have Um explosive violent* af 1M millions tons of TNT. The A-bomb which destroyed Hiroshima was a lo.ooo-ton weapon. tspp, now a writer aa auelear affairs, mad* ihea* suggestion* to commanUng oa a statement by Soviet Premier Nikita I. Khrush­ chev that Russia la working oa a "fantastic wcapoa” of "tecradlbte power." Soma scientists hare discounted Um likelihood of developing satel­ lite bomb* on ground*, that k would be extremely difficult te pull them out ot orbit and aim them effectively at a targat an eartb. But a technical report published by tha House Spare Commlttoo last year said such a bombing system Is feasible. It mad* th* point that a satellite bomb reulg he placed la orbit to Um** of peace and then hurled at aa enemy by command signals from the ground whootvor ita master* wished. Rangers Report 200 Acres Burned By Wild Fires Thro* wild fires burnsd nearly 20* acres to Seminal* County Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, County Foreat Ranger Robert L. Ore) aaid today. Ths first wild fire of Um year. Just south of Oviedo, was put out by a tractor crew Sunday after­ noon. A Wakiva Springs Mai* burned 122 aeres Sunday before two tractor and two power wagon crews put It out. A fir* south at MonrM Comer burned a* aero* the same day. A power wagon and * tractor crew put out the flames. Another blare flared up Monday afternoon Just south, i f Oviedo but was put out by a treetor crew. The fourth fire burned six acres near Goldeared Tuesday afternwa before Ranger Jaha P. Site lore extinguished R with g water tinker. Cray urged county residents to be careful with all types *1 banb Ora*,” be aaid. S trv ict to the community to om of tha yardsttoka uao ia making thair annual dUtiagutohfid at aa a highlight of Jayce# Week next tavitad to nominate young in* old for th* honor. Nomination Monk* a n y to t e a ttn s * " - A- E*w" i: i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 13, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 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/bdceaa45575bda4e8a6f14630e1780db.pdf d5b9d233f26c0e18c0e7e5526c9f0b01 PDF Text Text Grad* "A* Florida Drr&ted Sc, Drawn d t got, n bM c n 1 Impress on my two boys that liquor to harmful?” “How can I got mg husband to quit amoklng and bocomo a*tire In our local church?” •■What to meant by a echtzophrenle personality?" My 15-year-old teases other aged about a, la a civic dynamo 1 as well as publisher of the two newspapers at Spartanburg, Booth- Carolina. - Aa Chairman ef the YMCA cam­ paign to raise tl,aoo,ooo for a new mfldlng, he Invited- me to deliver the kickoff address. It is typical ef our newspaper publishers to be staunch rooters for all Rood civic and moral yrajocla. But not alt of them have the vitality and personal energy to qperkplug the actual campaign! In their elltoc the way Phil Buckhalt docs. T a r example, while at Spartaaburg, bn introduced me to 1,180 high schoolers In the morning, Mas M clergymen at a noon AndMtber* wna a packed audi­ torium of 1,900 at Uw big avanJag affair. But at 11 A. M„ I spoke to 1.000 ladles at a “ Women Only" Alec*. Why does ho do so and what ean I do to correct himT" "After V years of happy mar­ ried life, my husband has sud­ denly grown cold toward me. He wants to go places alone. What can 1 do to restore our former happy relationship?" "At 13, I want to get married, but my mother opposes Uw Idee, saying I should stay homo and look after her. But 1 have a wonderful boy friend whom 1 have dated steadily for over two years." "We've been married 18 years and have 4 children, but my hus­ band to running around with ether women and says he wants a di­ vorce. I have heaved him to try to restore our hsp^y home, but he refuses," "For 14 years of our marriage, my husband has born a chronic philanderer with no desire to change. For the sake of our ehilddren, aged to and IS, what should I dot" "How can I got my buaband out of bod and to church without nagging him?" "What cauaoa a husband ef IS to have no orotic desire?" "1 have two eeml-lnvalidod parante to took after, as well aa my huaband and three children. I am ao upset far 1 can't do Jus­ tice to all my obligations. Just when doe* my first responsibility ItoT" “ How cm a wtf# help m Im­ mature husband grow up?" "How esa I stop toatousy to my husband when he baa no valid eaussf" WASHINGTON (UFI) — The Supreme Court reconvenes today after Me holiday recess,with da* elaioaa Swatted la aome to casta involving espionage, race conflict, citizenship and other issues. Later In the week, the nine Jus­ tices will hear arguments on the constitutionality ef the 1M7 civil Hghte law, which permlte the federal government to enforce Ne­ gro voting righto. Attorney Gen­ eral William P. Rogers will represent the government. Federal Judge T. Hoyt Davis of Americus, Us., ruled last April that the statute was unconitltu. Ilona!. Among the more Important cases up for dsclslon Is the dis­ pute between the United States Ond five Gulf Coast states over ownership of the rich offshore ell lands, The Government wants slate ownership confined to a three-mile belt around the coast­ line. The states claim as far out to sea aa Uirea leagbos, or lOtt miles. Decisions are due in rice ease* involving 1M7 taz ordinances of LltUe Rock and Norik Little Rock, Ark., which require local NAACP group* to reveal their member­ ship lists, and an attempt by Ne­ groes to play on a Greensboro, N, a golf course restricted to whits use. Arguments also have been board on the appeal of (M. Rudolf Ivanovich Ab«l, Soviet A g e n t « * - vieted of Mplonoga In Now York In 1067. Abel argued that the gov­ ernment violated the conatltutien'a guarantee agalnat unreasonable searches and seiiures. A group ef rases vitally Import­ ant to the military services will determine whether the 480,000 de­ pendents and other civilians liv­ ing aboard with the armed forces are subject to trial by court-mar­ tial for non-capital offenses. The court previously has ruled that in cases Involving the death penalty dependents mutt be given a civil­ ian trial. In another personal llbertlco case, the high court has been ask­ ed to decide whether Congress can take away the eitlienahlp of a native-born American U he goes abroad to escape military serv- Prices Good Through N< Wednesday UmK • Please km m mm m us m umg fv-m J M MWO fPw M i IMI U Quotable Quotes By United Frees International WASHINGTON — The National Geographic Society, noting the' . recent quarrel between two chief, tains on Formosa’s onre-wild sasi. era frontier shows civilization is advancing there: "Instead of reverting to the de­ capitation of each other — end their haplesa subjects — the two rivals bald press conferences to air their difference*." BERLIN — Wset Berlin student Klaus Grabert, after watching a French-mads lllm on Nazi concen­ tration camps: "Now 1 know why our parents and teachers always tall ue about the ‘gay MV but novsr about the horrific MV* WASHINGTON — Boa. Hubert Humphrey (D-Hlaa.l. stating that bo considers the Wisconsin pri­ mary important in his bid for tha Democrat!* presidential nomina­ tion: "If 1 don’t win Iq Wisconsin, than in Urn slogan of the current ndmfalatntton I ’ll have to make aa aganiting reappraisal." Ef Qjj l" Kj * '/• 5 k "Bpoftol Tonight" eerie*. "Mr*. MInletr" eg CBS-TV starred MauPM O’Hara In the reto which, na •very schoolboy kaowi, won aa I Academy Award tor Oresr Car- Ing of the war's shattering impart sen to m i . Mlia O'Hara looked lovely but, aafortunattly. mistook euphoria gar courage and tended to depiet B ird times with ucoitive handwringing and looklng-away, The other toads - Cathtoen Naibilt, 'Juliet Mttto, Paul Rorbllng and Loo Goaa — displayed backbone on rigid British social m oldsTno start of tha play subtly set Mm •tag* for thto when the lowly atatloomaiter dared to chaltongo tbo aristocracy by entering a local flower contort. Subsequent speecheo and scenes hammered and pounded at hto loonoclasm and spotted the effect. There also was a flourish of fresh-found Idealism by Via hot thto bad ao room to develop' and wna quickly dropped, •mounting, therefore, only as a dovtoo by which the author could ■tart a romance going la the plot. N appears tbat some poorly Butt Portion* BISCUITS Shank Portions SLICED HAN BACK TO SCHOOL S P IC I* . FOR LUNCH P IG . ASSORTED QUICK FROZEN RED PERCH FRESH DUG, CHERRYSTONE BAR T LU K K XJB CALIFORNIA PARTY-PAK FROZEN BREADED OflcJOm OflatoA f a SOUTHERN STAR BONITA PUT GALLON BOTTLE stirring. , „ mm mm mm | l MM Rath’t Blackhawk, Sugar Curad Smokod FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Air Forca OapL William A. Culling, reporting that moral* to good among M men ad tha scientific ■tattoo on the disintegrating lea floe Charlie: tS . m Mckoberts Takes firs t Round Play Yho Recreation Department’s d t p Basketball League ended Its prat found with MeRoberia tire ' leading with a M record. • In aaaond place are Ge Davila of K Ad with a M iveesd. Baboon's •peering Oeeds holds n 1-1, Feast Drags and Dynotronks ttod for W l i a t b a t t o r way c a n y o a / R a a p up-to-date - *.*W " ■ '-v. «. ■:! with your *, , _.. . Local M ‘fl !' and ~i ’ V,* ri C o u n t y NawSg t h a n w i t h ‘ ‘ S e m i n o l e County's Only Daily N a w i p a p a r ? " Far Hama Dalivary Call FA 2-2611 f �■ m i jHpy*' p wF&WS OL. XLIX WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today. 76-82. Low tonight. 62-70. United P resi Leased Wire Established 1D08 TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1960 . SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks V /C E E 'S •j r H C f c N F P R •r 7 9 F it* - i> W LONGWOOD’S JAYCEE BUILDING in going up even though "they Haiti it couldn't be done." Willing hands at hammering timbers and heaving blocks are from the left, "Pop" Zarlmann, Tyros Hicks. Dick Zurtmunn, Robert Saundera, Joyce* building chairmun John Saunders and Ken In­ man. Completion of the building, being built by Jaycecs in spite of acventl obstaclea, in scheduled for the end of January. It will be used for civic and entertainment aventa. (Herald Photo) Lake M ary Road W ork Begins Work started this week on pav> lag Lake Mary Road from Country Club Road to 8R 417, County Englaaer Robert Davla informed the County Commission today. Coat ef the project U *30,000, Davis added, and includea n fourmile atrip of road. * Barry Sullivan Takes Role In Hear! Fund Show Barry Sullivan has been put lnte the co-starring billing with Bette *# Davla for the presentation ef "The World of Carl Sandburg" Jan. SO at the Civic Center. Sullivan, a veteran star of stage, movies and television, will replace Camaron Mitchell In the show with Mias Davie. The show, being brought bera by the Semlnoie-DeBary Heart Coun­ cil, has been getting unanimous praisa in other cities, Mrs. Leonard Munson, chairman of the Heart In other business concerning Lake Mary, the board upheld a Zoning Commission ruling to retone four lots in the Crystal Lake Homes subdivision despite a dis­ agreement an "Jla who owns the land." The four lots were rexoned RS, which allows for multiple construc­ tion. The board previously had held off any decision on tha issue to al­ low Attorney Mack Cleveland to check into the claim tbit the prop­ erty la question Is designated as a park. Cleveland said that evidence he has received indicated the plats were vacated It years ago. Attorney Gordon Frederick, rep­ resenting Otis SJoblom w ho lists claim te the area, told tbs board that ha plans te take the action before tbs courts and let (ham decide lb? question of owner­ ship. • Harley Wilhelm, who purchased (be property, told the board ha plans te build duplexes on the property. la ether business, the board au­ thorised ShJHM J. L. Hobby to “d e a r up a situation" of trueks ef song and sboers—simple human amotions and big thought—pleas­ ant te watch and hear." And an­ other: "It te two hours of Uvply entertainment. Stimulating treat­ Escass fees from county offices ment that heaps the audience gtert.w were reported te the Ceunty Com­ Patron seats for the show atlil mission today before they are senl a n available and may be reserv­ la tha state comptroller's office. ed by aailing Mrs. John Morgan or Escass tots from the county £ Mr*. Munson. Judge's office totaled $4,100JB and tt.0te.BI came from the tax assessor'a offlet, aad $lg,ffg from the clerk af tha Circuit Court. Tha eommlsakm also heard a re­ Funeral aarvlcaa ter W. V. Bit­ port that donations at tha Big Tree ting will be bald at 10 a. m. Wad- Park totaled I 1.U 1.2S for IBM. nosday at the First Methodist Tht board alao received dona­ Church, Sanford, with the Rev. tions from three property owners T. C. O'Steen and the Rev. J, la tha county for right of way,' The three are Central Florida C. McKinley officiating. Burial m will bo In Oaklswn Memorial Properties, B. W. Yale and the OvPark, with Brieton Funeral Marne aratroat Land Co. te charge. Active pallbearers will be Hsrry Taebo, M s Ivey, Albert Jarrell, Air Safety Facilities WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Dr. Ueroy Woodruff, Tom Belt Federal Aviation Agency today aad W. A. Adame. Honorary pallbearers will' in­ outlined lie plans for spending clude Glen McCall, Alfred Chiles $111400,000 on new sir traffic and and all members of the Seminole navigation facilities. The tmphsiis will be on rodar. • County Medical Assn. Excess Fees Bitting Funeral To Be Wednesdoy NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock prices at 1 p. m , a.s.t. 1American Airline ...................22H American TAT .................... BP* , Hcthlehrm Steel .................. S3H i C A O ...................... M'S . C-irysler ............................... *•'» Curtiss-Wright ........... S '* DuPont .................................. 239'4 Eastman Kodak ...................103'* Ford Motor .......................... **'« I’.cncrsl E lectric.................... »*'« General Motors ......................Si's Grahim-Palge ....................... 2H Int. T A T ............................ 34H Lorillarri .......................... 36'> Minute Maid ......................... II1* Penney ................................... 1HP* Penn Rlt .................................18'• Royal American ......................37« Sears Roabuck .................... SO Standard Oil (NJ) ................ 4S<i* Studcbaker ..............................21’* IT. S. Steel ............................ BBM Weitinghouse El......................10BV* The public ts being asked by the Jaycee* to help select the county's outstanding young man of the year. D. II. (Skip) Hartley, chairman ot Jaycee Week which starts Mon­ day, urged today that nomination blanks be obtained at the Jaycee Iluildlng on French Ave. Nomina­ tions must be entered not later than Monday, he said. Save-A-Life Week TALLAHASSEE (UPlt — Thf week of Jan. 24-30 has been pro­ claimed “Jaycee • Save • A • Life Week" In Florida. The State Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce opened its highway safety campaign Mon­ The Florida Symphony Orchestra day with Gov. LeRoy Collins sign­ will appear at the Clvie Center In ing a proclamation designating two concerts nest Tuesday. the special week. A special youlh concert will be held at 3:45 p. m. with all children Swastika Sets Search admitted free while a "pops" con­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Police cert will be held at 0:15 p. m. fiod the persons All county and city school chil­ sought todayfortostencilling ■ swas­ dren from the fourth to sixth responsible tika in red paint on the grades will be excused from school board of the University ofbulletin Flor­ early so they can attend the con­ ida’s Jawisb Center. The swastika cert. word* "Judcn raous," Tbe evening concert will Include and the found Monday at thr llillcl music from "Aida" and selections wero by Leroy Anderson, Granados, Le­ Foundation, located a block from tbe campus. ctions and Offenbach. ■ In late, ovar boo children attend­ ed tbe youth concert and aiO at­ R uffner Adds Star* WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha tended the evening performance. The appearance of the orchestra President baa nominated Lt. Gen. Tueaday will be under the Joint Clark L. Ruffner, now command­ sponsorship of tbs Sanford Recre­ ing the 3rd Army, for ■ fourth ation Department and Sanford-Do- atar in hi* new peat with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ Uary Entertainment Association. All association members wlU bo tion. Ruffner. whose present head­ jdmlttrd upon presentation of tbeir quarters are at Ft. McPherson, toss-flo membership cards. Indi­ Ga., would become the Army's vidual Uckats can be purchased at eighth full general. tbe Recreation office at the Ctela Center. Seats will not be reserved Campaign Office except for a section for patron WAUCHULA (UPI) - Stale ticket holders. Sen. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. will Studeots tickets are $1.25 and open his gubernatorial campaign adult tickets, $3.25. office In Orlando Fab. 16, headed by atate campaign manager Joel R. Wells Jr. Carlton, announced Monday that Wells, an Orlando At­ torney, would manage his cam­ paign from Orlando. He also an­ By United 1'resa International nounced that Tampa accountant Fretting rain brought hatard- Russell S. Bogus would serve as ous driving conditions to the Mid­ his campaign treasurer. west today, while unseasonably warm sir flowed across ths South and rains soaksd tbs West Coast. Frosting rain fell ia advance of tha rising temperatures from west-centra) Michigan Into north­ The City Commission last night ern Minnesota ami affected In­ changed th* name of O rlando diana, Illinois, Iowa, Wleconsia D rive'to Park Drive from 26lh and part* of Kansas. St. south to 17-62. Midwest W et And Freezing It's Officially Park Drivt The stork alto had a bag full of (sweater .set, a baby bath, baby I bins lion high chair-car seat, a I spoon and p rim ia his beak wbea ha deliver- Ifood*, free laundry, baby lolioni, family dinner, a *10 bank areount, meats, am ed little Carrie Ann Foote at tbo I U»a tot’s first pair of shoes, a com-1 a free color portrait, a feeding | certificate. Seminole Meseerlal Hospital Jan. Thr County Commission today designated live major road pro­ jects to gel funds out of the secondary gas tax funds. The projects Include purchase of a right of way for SR te from Mellonville to French Ave.; right of way and construction t realignment to eliminate curves of SR 427 from Allamonle Spring* on SR 426 from Goldenrod to to tangwood, right of way on SR Oviedo. 436 from Altamonte Springs to the The board previously bad Turkey Farm, right of way and agreed to extend its right to borconstruction of Rear Lake Road row on funds from the secondary to the Orange County line and I tax money and singled out these tvV* City Won't Use AT OVIEDO MASONIC installation were, left to right, front row; Erneet Campbell, pant grand m atter; Roy Alford, new worahipful m aster; G. Rodman Porter, installing officer: Douglas Jackaon, immediate peat m at­ ter. Second row: O. T. Kinnaird, junior wardan; Jay A. Shuler, grand mar, aha!, aad Barnwell H. Noegal, senior warden, . Officers Installed By Oviedo Masons Roy W. Alford was Installed, aa Worshipful Master of Ovlsdo Lodge No. 243, F * A. M. te a ceremony presided over by G. Rodman Porter, Most Worshipful Grand Master of the State of Florida F. A A. M. Jay A. Shuler, grand marshal of Apalachicola, and William Whitcomb, lath District Deputy Grand Master, assisted in the In­ stallation. Other officers Installed were Roswell II. Noegel, aeolor warden; 0. T. Kinnaird, Junior warden; James Emmett Kelsey, treasurer; Robert A. Cameron, secretary; C. M. Scott, chaplain; L. C. Hardin, marshal: Ben G. Watnright, senior deacon; Robert Sielnmetx, junior deacon; D. W. Ingermaa, senior steward; H. L. Ingrrman, junior steward, and J. I. Malcolm, tyler. Tim Masons welcomed guests to a supper for their annual open meeting, with Kinnaird, Ingorman, Howard Van Dyke and Jack Calhoun In chyrgc of the tommltteo preparing It. Following the installation. Alford wai presented a gavel by his wile and its made a brief address thanking all who assisted With the meeting. Jobless Mobs Riot In Venezuela Minister Ousted J ml LWatalURf Curia Aam amjop • aa* mm I Mi*. M. W. Potts, M t, a a i M r another, M n. K. W. Foot*. Tbo oounty'a ffaot I960 arrival will receive f 150 worth of gifts from 18 Sanford marchunts. , IS U U f t * * five major projects because "they art the most travelled roads la the county." In other action during Dm sto rt­ ing meeting, tbe board agreed la ask the atate to purchase a sig­ nal light for the Intersection ef SR 436 and U. S. 17 62. Tha state would purchase the light and the county would Install it. Cost ef the project la estimated t^ be ap­ proximately $10,000. Chairman John Krider pointed out that a recent State Road De­ partment traffic count ahowa that 17,ooo cars pass In that critical area dally. Tbe County Reboot Board re­ affirmed today tea« tea last af tea school double session* will start Monday, Jam. 2$, whoa chil­ dren now attending mtrains ses­ sions will go U school In tea afteraoou aad pupils now In after­ noon sessions wlU attend in tea mondag. EASTBOURNE, England (UPI) —A Norwegian freighter collided with a Panamanian vessel in th* Ehgllsh Channel off 8us**a Runday. Neither vessel reported say serious damage. FIRST BABY born in Seminole County in 1960 in Cnrrie Am ing contributions to commu­ nity welfare; evidence of leader­ ship ability: evidence ot personal and business progress, and co­ operation with Individuals and civic organisations. The recipient of tbe award will be honored st the Jaycee AwardsBosses Night Dinner Jan. 23. This Is the highest tribute the Jayceet can give an individual. Jan. 2 5 *•* Collide In Channel m l award. He need not he a member of the Jaycee* or any ather or­ ganisation. Selection of the outstanding in­ dividual by a panel of Judges con­ sisting of prominent county resi­ dents will be based oo contribu­ tions to community welfare or betterment; participation In all­ round community sctivitlei and civic enterprises; evidence of last­ Five Road Projects Selected CARACAS, Vencturla (UPD— Jrblrsa mob* ran riot in th* *ticeta b*r# Monday night and rally today, stoning public build­ ings, burning automobiles and try­ ing to loot stores. A Spanish Immigrant was kill­ ed and nt Iraat 23 persons were wounded by troops and poltr* bat­ tling tha rioters. Mora than 200 persona were arrested. Many men in th* mob* were aimed, and sporadic gunfire was heard through - lb* night. Th* , authorities mobilised about 2,000 | troops and nearly *,600 police to battle the mobs. at t i l l Selection 'of the outstanding young mtn will be one of tha features of the Jayres Week ob­ servance her# In which tbe Junior Chamber of Commerce will pay tribute to the accomplishments of young people la the commu­ nity. Any young man under 55 year* of age is allglbla for nomination for this distinguished service News Briefs Stork Leaves Gifts Along W ith Carrie The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. roote of 12S W. Woodland Dr., closed her tiny fiat on $110 worth of prices from Sanford mar* chants by becoming the first baby born In Seminole County in ISM. The sic pound, 4te ounce arrival, first for the Footes, was born at 0:11 a. m. and hospital aulhoriliea told Mrs. Foote they thought Carri. Ann was the first county arrive for the new year. Carrie Ann was named alter he* father's grandmother, Carrie Lor* raine Foote. U . (J.g.J E. W. Foote and bis wile, Laura, have lived la Sanford since March, UM, when Foote came to Sanford JUS from night training la Pensacola. The iouptc married after Paste's lMe graduation from the U. ».* Naval Academy at Annapolis. The VAH-i pilot aspects to bo in Saatord two mote years. He ‘mile from Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Foote, la a former Washington, D. C. resident and n IBM graduate of Mt. Vernon Jr. Callage. "Thai's wonderful," Mrs. Foote acclaimed whan aha board the bat Javcees Seek Outstanding Young Man blocking a public driveway In South Fern Park. Property owner* in the Lakevlew Drive area petitioned the board Red Pilot Killed TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - A ’v that the Field and Garden Nursery was using the public street for a Chinese Communist pilot who may have been trying to defect to the right af way. Nationalists was killed today w ;cn hit Soviet-built MIG Jet mysteri­ ously crashed on the east coast of Formosa. Florida Symphony To Present Two Concerts Tuesday NO. 605 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —Atanaao Joja, deputy premier aad minister ef educeUee aad ewltare ef Cemaaaatet Rnemate, baa been removed from his poet, tbe Yugu.tav Tanjug news agency re- Cubans Reject Protest On Property Seizure HAVANA (UPI) — Tbe Cuban government Monday night reject­ ed a U. g. protest against seiture of North American bolding* In Cuba and said a formal protert failed te deal with "a basic situa Hon"- of Cuba'* new agrarian raform lawi. A statement by Acting Foreign Seven Teacher Positions Filled The County School Board ap proved resignation* ef seven (earlier* and appointed seven more at a meeting today. The board accepted resignations from Mrs. Florence Hfaetbonherger ef Soulhside Elementary, Mias Carol Ann Barnard of Altamonte Springs Elementary, Mrs. Elisa­ beth Holmes of Lake Mary Ele­ mentary, county music teacher. Mrs. Jennifer Kelley, Jacqueline Pugh and Delores Field* of Crooms Academy and Doris Duggs, secretary at Roaenwald School. The board appointed Mrs, Ktla Jane Keogh In teach at Writ Side Elementary; Mrs. Marjorie P. Zimmerman to Soulhside to replace M r a. Sblcbcnbcrgcr; James McCoy lo replace Edwin Williams at Seminole High, Miss Junette Ration to replace Mra. Kel­ ley a* county music teacher; Mra. Kathrine Pierce; Willis Moore to replace Edwin Blackthearo a* a teacher at Crooms, since Blackaheare ia now Crooms assist­ ant principal and Lemuel Stallworth lo leach at Midway Ele­ mentary to replarc H. L. Refoe who became assistant principal at Goldsboro. Minister Marcelo Fernandes Font made R clear Cuba later would formally reject a State Depart­ ment note handed over Monday by U. I. Ambassador Philip W, U. I. Insistence on cash pay­ ment for Americans whose prop­ erty la Cuba I* salted by tha Fidel government put a new strain on tbo already cool U. 8.—Cuban relations, and Fernandes' state­ ment made R clear Cuba would continue expropriating properly.' Ambaaiader Philip Boosol, back ia Havana aftar a prolonged abscare, banded the fourth U. S. protest note in a year te acting Foreign Minister Marcelo Fernan­ des Monday. Tha interview laatrd barely 10 minutes. The text of the note was not made public Immediately, but lha embassy said it roncerncd the "denial of basic rights of owner­ ship to U. 8. ritltena In Cuba— rights provided under both Cuban law and generally accepted inter­ national law.” A statement issued by Fer­ nandes Monday night Indicated lliat the U. S. protest was con­ cerned with arbi.rary seUu.es uf property rather than expropria­ tions authorised by Castro's land icform program. Th* value of U. S. property taken over so far was estimated in the tens of millions of dollars, this year, tha government is ex­ pected lo start moling in on lha nearly 1,700,000 acre* o( sugar land owned by American inter­ est*. Parking Lot Paving Begins City work crews today started' paving the parking lot behind the civic renter, City Manager Warren Knowles reported. Knowles aald when completed, M I A M I REACH (UPI) — lha lot will have parking space Chance* are good that big steel for III cars. It will be the fourth producer* will maintain praaent municipal parking lot in the city. price levels at leaat until aftar the first pay rate increase goaa lata effect Dec. 1, the Institute ef Camera Club Meeta Scrap lr«e aad Rtaal waa fold to- A demonstration of darkroom technique* will h t presented at a Edward J. Laliy, adder ef the •g ef the Sanford Camera M aul Marbat, telf at* at V:M ». m. today a* tea Clvte renter. A partabla date warn however, tha* will be need ia show the pracaanae era with lewer profit margin* developing af Steel Price Raise Not Expected Soon _____ Tha City Commission last night decided not te nan tea. AUantia SZG.'iS SSToSS£f35- begin meter lag tea A.CJ* far tbo Sanford water (bo railroad naaa. Hanford has baba charging -tea A.C.L. n $163 par monte flat mtn for water. City Managor Wanton E. Knowles triad to got the uee of tbo tight lack pipe, hooping tea flat rata, with tea otty baring first rights to buy tbo Uno. Sanford would have utod tbo pipe to de­ liver water te tea now Seminole High. Knowles said tee A.C.L. didn't want tb* equity agreement. Motoring the railroad would coot ten A.C.L. about $280.79 -per month. Knowlea aald. Th* city can aa* Ra Droamwold Uno to gat water Bn the new school, ha pointed out. The commission alaa passed an ordinance rorrv-lly setting part# of Plnecreat, Country Club Manor and part of Droamwold, single family rosidentlal. Them war* or. rora in the original ardlanaeo ing the** sections. Hanford firemen will dor Borlal ftacurity as af April 1, by rulta of th* third nrdlsanos passed last night. All tha flroman have approved tbo agreement, City Attorney William Hutchison said. The commission slap authorised lluichlaon to draw up a raaotutian in tribute to W. V. Bitting'# sor» vice oa o city official In IBS!, Bit­ ting, manager of Touchtoa’s Drug Store, and a resident of Sanford for 90 years, died yesterday. 236 Homes Planned In North Orlando North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiroll today announced that ragW necring on 23$ morn homes for tha community will start Immediately. A contract hat beta slgnad with Miami and Ft. Lauderdale devel­ oper Perry Wllleti, for surehate by Willet* of $00 lota and am aglog for buildiag the new house*, Liddicolt aald. The homel la tbo $10,0 price range will bo aaal of tea North Orlando central office aa the Longwood-Ovlodo rood, Liddleott aald teal tea town's utility company is axpaadlaR It* an* ago and water plate la the demand of *- The greatest pi drvelopteant will ha scboala, tea mayor There are sow 1>5 in Norte Orlando a •tructioo. # - • *} ■$ '• " ■ ~ Drinker NEW YO * �TRANQUILIZERS S a s M A K t* £ 5 rtreeuj HI, joined county and civic leaders to applaud Navy-Sanford cooperation a t a Naval Air Station confarenco Friday. "WtMtt.we liv# with the community we eeem to get along • let batter, aa wra’ra doing hat*. Whan wa build our own hMasa and eehool ayatom and pul! back Into our ahtll we d o s t do M wall,'* tha admiral from the Pentagon eaid, "It's your Nary. We need your aorta to come into the Navy," ha Tha dlecuaalcm followed Adm. Altos’ tour of tha boa* with bn commander Cant. Robei t Slye. It ia good to know that the admiral aald he wee tonMd with tha community relatione of tha atation. Aa inapaetor general ha ia tha man who makea raeomdationa about a tot of thinga, Including expansion, Imemetit, etc. of baaee end fadfitlea. Hie etaff to continuing mpreheneive aurvey of the Sanford atation and, if our it an officiant, vital arm of the Wo knew this. Ws have heard It lor yeara. Milton KUenbewer, tha Praaldaat'a owa brother, made e atudy of the prohlemi during the flrat ala month* of INS. He aaM thoM thing*. What was ta n abort MI Nothing) Like w many critical problems that hero faced Americana during tha peat eight afterthought, ho said, "And It Rnhihly would.** Cetita Pike was willed comfort­ ably to u mobile home MtUement called the Bed Oeeenrt Trailer Park. The park itself ia run by a ceupl* who had "retired" lest Septem­ ber. Jim McDorman had aald out his International Harvester deal­ ership near Columbus, Ohio, aad he and his Mrs. found this means af keeping busy and enjoying g nice Income. They've turned much of the work over to their daughter aad aoa-ta-Uw, Bob and Susanna A frtw S lrS af the OMrtrtea yon m have made many Flint a n w d advtarel tor M# memarial* to PniU M l Tkdttri WASHINGTON (UP1) - Ba pan r*m»mbac Caaatr Rsdasy, Lewis Caaa and John GorrteT Naitbcr da I. Thaaa a n aaaaa I copied at random Jnm aoma a# the sculptarad Itfuna displayed In the cap* Uel’a Statuary HalL They a n part ad a monumental problem. Although the attuatloa laa't criti. cal yet* tba natlon'a capital la gradually running oat af apace la which to erect states, lauirtaiaa, tower* and ether mamarlala to eur bereaa tad ttouimea. The National Capital Park VPf Parties Bitter Warn Berlw especto the lovtot Union , to Mite upon Uia recent anti-Semitic outbreak* In Watt Germany a* n reawn to iuue a ■torn new warning to the Wcitem AUlei end Wfet Germany agalaat a revival of Natl actlvUtoa in the Federal Republic. The Soviet warning would tie hi i-Mh da­ rnanda (or a “free dcralUUrued" Weat Berlin and would provide Soviet Boee Khruabcbev with addi­ tional ammunition for hie aummlt meeting with Western leaden ■cat May. In Bonn, the Weat German geverimeat la believed readying f*ttough maaMrta far anti-Semites but to be waiting for tha atory to drift out o< the headline*. In­ formed wurcu *ay Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's government be­ lieve* that, to the preeent atmos­ phere, critic* weald accept no­ thing but estramo measures which only would drive right-winger* un­ derground. However, once the ttory has died down, tha govern­ ment 1* expected to move for id bis present cabinet dissolve, It probably would bo replaced by an ova* mare Iron-fitted on*. Weuada loft by BriUJn’a dittotrout invasion af Sue* to IMS still are far from healed, and e mw poliUcal rumpus la aspteted to the wake of this week's publleatto* of farmer Prime Mtoleter Sir Anthony Bden'a Suet memotra. Pravtoua "Lotto* atoriea" have caaad brief flareup* but tbsM are expected to be aa no­ thing compared to Eden's own version af one of the meet con­ troversial incidents to British historyLook far the JapoMM governmeat to coast under increasing all oouM'HM Rm m v s U id if it i Farthing eualiftoa aa an aqua*, bits by virtue af hie borstbael] chaw af Paaeho Villa, tha Maxieat baadtt. But hie probably will he tha laat otataa erected here with tta subject aatrida the tndttlawat charging (teed. Future heroe* are more likely to be to the now cone ef a rocket. One solution wee proposed last week by Bep. Frank Thompeon Jr. (O N J.). He totrodoeed a re»elatton which woald create a earnmliatoa to plan living memorll alt1* — hospRala, muteum* imT ■uch — aa a mesas af "perpetu- replace them with the great i remembered. He aremod Shocked bp the a gestloo and advised me to look • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS Ttofftt, It's (ho dog-goood doctor bills, aha said, that apoat bar carefully laid budget plena — nothing atoo. I recalled what John Holmes, re­ tired metal worker, told aw to •L Pater*burg tha dap before. "Wo f r a n k lin hu been m am d lor U smaller itatuei near Arlington National Camt ie r y . H it first, h o f w r iiy t Adm. Rlchird Byrd, trill gs # tbit yssr. (Isridenully, tbt eesutery »■ tali la rapidly ualni ap Ua lift burial plota.) Alao arriving an tba ■etna toon will ba a autna ad Gan. John J. (Hack Jack) Panto Ini. Thto particular art «artt W ait up a ralatad prtblf aa tn Vth ft Preaah FIATS . H U D CAM We got teat leaking for the trailer park, although thorn to only one Collins Boosted mala thoroughfare and it htto a dead end eight miles south. Thor* For Demo VP Slot . we ran into Charlie TUcker, of Evanston, tod., who with tba Mrs, j | PANAMA CITY (UPD-Prankliu retired early In Ufa aad now he's D. Baaoevett Jr. said Sunday (tor. working harder than ever fixing LaBoy CoOtoa to the man most traitor nfrifKatori and running fret hospitalisation," ha uid, "Just m It deoea’t baton* DAILY CROSSWORD DAILY CROSSWORD taSST * 2 C S S S T * Shod Run To Got ‘Plug* Thursday The St John's River shad ran near Sanford wW got • TV ping Thursday night whan Dun Ms* Allister shews ptotures he took of ahad ftohermen sa his «:tf p. m. •how. McAllister took the ptotures at Henry Bussell's Marina Isle d B d i c i B d B B B •j i b * * I B B » lB ^ r iB B f lf l CORDELLS REPAIR aw M i i �Tum. Jut. I f 1M0—F aft 8 \ V lliV W .* ; V i W 1 Im S S tW i 'W K r t S g . * ;j >J j j j . • U M l i i W f* ■K [1 7 ■ 1 w v-IB SOME OF THE VAH-ll OFFICERS WIVES enjoying the winter luncheon a t Spcncer’a Restaurant. From left, front row, Fran Robertson, Mary Cleveland, Lynn War- tenberg, Donny Brown and Milly Donnaud. Back row, June Anderson, Celeste Smith, Vera Brown, Lil Denning, Beverly Bachman and Ha Mae DeMent. (Staff Photo) Garden Circles Plan Benefit Visit Nursery, Fn/oy Programs DIRT GARDNERS* CIRCLE The Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of the Garden Club met at the home of Mr*. K. S. McCall for their January meeting with Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, Mrs. W. G. Fleming and Mrs. J, N. Robison Jr. as cohostesses. Mrs. Dickerson, civic beautifi­ cation chairman, gnxc a report on plans for l>eautifyinK a city lot at French Ave. and Pth St. The name “Sanford-' will be spelled o u t using Alanmnlhus on a back­ ground of green grass. It was announced that the Dirt Gardeners* Circle will offer Philodendions, begonias, Xun'a Urchids, Epicias and some small flowering vines for sale at the garden club card party at the Civic Center, Jan. 22. MIMOSA CIRCLE Mrs. Fiank Donahue gave a most interesting demonstration on flower arrangements at the meeting of the Mimosa Garden Circle Friday morning at the home of Mrs. C. llittell in luka Monroe, Mrs. Walter Price served as eo. hostess. Mrs. Donahoe stated that the florist usually sends one dozen flowers on older but that does not Imply that they must all be used in one container. Oasis, a porous material for Dower arrangements, is now being used instead of the frogs. Oasis MRS. FRANK DONAHOE made and demonstrated neveral arrangements for members of the Mimosa Gar­ den Circle a t the Janunry meeting of the group. i c e r s ' Wives Hold Luncheon should l<« soaked (n water for two hour* before uting and watts should be added every day. It raa be wrapped in wax paper and stored In the refrigerator to pro. Flowers that are opened the least should be selected as the tallest flower in an arrangement. Mrs. Donahoe made several nrrangements as the group watched. They included an arrangement of Eucalyptus leaves sprayed black, with eight red carnations in a while container. Thla was very attractive. Another arrangement of bronze mums and Mexican Jade leaves in a yellow container was very plea*. Ing to the eye and last but not least, a Glamellla corsaga was made of red gladioli, using gradu. ated flowers wired together. Mrs. Jo Peck, chairman, pre­ sided at the business meeting. Mrs. R. F. McWhorter reported on the gift of boxes of fruit given to the patients of the Sarepta .Rest Home and Mrs. Scott’a nursing home. Mrs. W. B. Moya assisted Mrs. McWhorter with this project. At the conclusion of tha business session, a whita elephant aala was conducted and tha hostesses ser­ ved refreshments to the following members and guests: Mrs. Dona­ hoe, Mrs. McWhorter, Mrs. Pock, Mrs. Alice Roblolio, Mrs. Mary Swankhous, Mrs. Ray Cllcquennol, Mrs. Herbert Behrens, Mrs. Her­ man Lederhaus, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Mra. Roy Partin and Mrs. Margaret Herr. WUUDR08B C1RCLS Members of the Woodfose Circle of the Garden Club enjoyed a cov­ ered dish luncheon at tha home of Mrs. William 8. Brumlty, preced­ ing their January meeting. Mra. Williams Dinkins auistad Mra. Brumlty as eo-hostess. Following tha luncheoa aad a social hour tha group journeyed to Crystal Lako Nursery where they were taken on a conducted tour. Each one received a pla-». a* a gift. Thoes attending were Mr*. Jantei Dole, Mr, D. K. Dorman, Mre. Elmer Eckhart, Mra. Fred Grey, Mr*. Ted Lewie, Mra. A. B. Montford, Mra. H. D. McNair. Mre. A. 8. Poulter, Mra. Lai 8 , Mrs. H. F. Dement and Mrs. The group met at Jim Spencer's ] in tha tsble decorations. Snowman were in the form of snowmen, were arranged at various places each wearing the “CbeckertaU" R. M. Cleveland were Joint host­ Restaurant. A winter theme was carried out J on the tsble and plaee cards scarf. esses for the January luncheon. Mrs. C. 0. Donnaud reported concerning a board meeting she attended last week with Mrs. Wil­ liam Mallcowskl. Mrs. J F. Bach­ man was appointed new represen­ tative and Mrs. W. H. Foulk was named alternate to tha all Wives Club. Announcement was made of a coffee to bo held Thursday at Mrs. John Dickey was named of h«r outstanding service and •:30 a. m. In the B. O Q. dining of tbo Year” Saturday loyally to tha sorority. room at the base. All wives are Pilot Club executive board "Girl at the auuual dinnerDuring the-eveuing, enjoyed by requested to make reservations meeting T p. m. at the Chic evening held by tha Gamma Omega members. Iheir husbands and with Mrs. Mallcowskl no later Center. Business mesting > p. m. dance Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. dales, names of secret slaters for than today. Business meeting «f the Anna Tho event held at the King tbs past year were revealed. Miller Circle, • p. m. at the and Prince was in Casselberry. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Patty Walker, past-presi­ John Dickey, Mr and Mrs. I. E. dent, presented a silver tray to Kstrldge III, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby WEDNESDAY Mrs. Dickey, who la now serving Civic and Fine Arts Depart­ as president of the organisation. Fita Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hlg. ments of Sanford Woman's Club She was chosen by the group gins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schirard, MRS. CLYDE RAMSEY (center) whose hobby in raining orchids, sur­ meets for covered dish luncheon to receive this award because Mr. and Mrs. James DeBrine, Mr and Mrs. Robert Harvey. prised and delighted the members of the Dirt Gardeners* garden circle by at .1>:aO p. m. Program "Hobby displaying a Trianaei plant with 12 orchid blossoms on it. Mrs. L. K. LcepMr. and Mrs. David Van Ness, Shop*' with all member! partici­ Mr. and Mra. T. V. Metis Jr., er, left, circle president and Mrs, E. S. McCall, hostess to the meeting, are pating. Mr. and Mrs. Jam ai Butler, Misa Mias Sonja Monforton and Miss shown admiring it* , (Staff Photo) • NOW OPEN • Dottie Metta, Eugene Barlneau, Joan Wilke will present a musical program during the lunch hour. BRASS MOTORS Miss Ginger Jones, Riehard Gunn, Residents of North Orlando are Yolusia-Semlnole County Alumlilt A Franck —Rote geranium petals add col­ Miss Barbara Flynt and Robert planning to organize a garden nt0A sra. of Alpha Chi Omega Sor­ The Holy Cross Episcopal FIATS - USED CAES or to cakes, custards and pud­ club. An initial meeting will be ority meets at the home of Mrs. Churchwomen held their January McGill. dings. held at 7 p. m. Thursday at the OPEN TILL SiM EVRK1NG8 Ralph Austin Smith, 2021 Park circle meetings’last week. Follow. Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Mrs. Augusta BUbrey, secretary, home of Mrs. William W. Dean, Ave., S p. m. All visiting members Ing coffet and pastries, business and 3lrs. Mae Sheppard, treas­ of Eastern Star, met Thursday 10 N. 2nd St. Invited. meetings ware held to discuss night st the Masonic Hall with urer, after which the Worthy Mat­ Mra. Voile Williams Jr., presi­ 47 members and 13 visitors pres­ ron introduced her refreshment matters brought up by tbs board. THURSDAY dent of tho Sanford Garden Club ent. The only (irsl-tlme visitor committee for the evening. The Christmas party for the will meet with the group and was Mrs. Lena Duckworth of New Officers of the Ladies children of the church was held Members and guests enjoyed re­ assist thenl with the nerrniary Alkire Chapter No. 10, Keyser, W Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volun. on Holy Innocents Day, Dec. 21, freshments of cookies snd Rus­ preliminary organizational proce­ teer Fire Department will be In­ under the direction of Mre Frank TUESDAY Vs. sian tea. Chapter and dining stalled at a meeting at (be fire Mtban* and Mrs. F. C. StenPioneer Fellowship, C p. m. at dure. Worthy Matron Llnnle Sloye room* were decorated with red All Interested persons In the b ru e a t • p. m. First Presbyterian Church. ■trom. Refreshments, gan>;«. sing­ read an article entitled "I Know poinaetllas in white baskets. .urganlxillonal meeting of North ing, and dancing, ltd by Frank area are cordially Invited to at­ something Good About You*' and WEDNESDAY Orlando Garden Club at tha home Mebane were enjoyed by the ap­ Members of First Baptist W tend this meeting. remarked how nice It would be of Mra. William Dean, 10 N. 2nd preciative children. U waa a most M. U. will attend prayer meeting For further information contact if we all would lake that as a Children generally have sharp­ SI. at T -p. m Mrs. Dean at her home or call sureessful adventure. In a group, T. U. executive meet­ New Year resolution when speak­ er senses of taste and smell than Sanford H. D. Club meeta at tha Note paper and envelopes with ing, 1:13 p. m. Royal Ambassa­ Mrs. George Dorman, 170 Edge- ing of someone. adults. This is especially irua when Home Demonstration Center M a sketch of the church will be dor*, 7 p. ra. moot Ave., phone FA 2-0103. In an inillation caramony, Mrs. handling vegetables, fruits and 23th St. at S p. m. available to Mil la the near fu­ Plnecresl Baptist Church 8. 8 Anganell Bulger became a mem­ meats. Atalea circle of Garden club ture. The annual covered dish officers and teachers' supper and ber. During the Impressive cere­ Pay-TV meeta at the homa of Mra. G. M parish dinner Is scheduled for meeting >:30 p. m. R. A. meeting, —A men's wear firm has a mony. Airs. Elolse Pfelfauf sang Shipp. 300 E. lltb St. at ■ p. m. Jaa. 12 st the Civic Cenler start­ 7 p. m., prayer meeting, t p. m. new cost” — (or those several selections. Central Circle of the garden ing at 7:00 p. m. Professional and music committee meeting, who "television End of tha year reports were can afford to slay home. The ckb meeta at tha home of Mrs. baby sittcra will be provided at 1:43 p. m. coat il custom-made of light­ given by Mra. Ella Raines, chair­ ffP il. Brewer In Silver Like at tha parish house from 0:30 p. m. Presbyterian Senior High choir weight unlined silk. Price: $220. man of Ihe auditing committee, 1:30 p. m. Inspiring devotloa programs ■upper, • p. ra. Mid-week Bible Hemerocallls Circle of the gar­ followed the business meetings. hour, 7 p. m. HAYDEN FL’TRKLL den club meeta at tha home of Mrs. P. J. Westgate, 2007 CorAND THE dova Dr. at 7:30 p. m. She will show slides of her trip through Poland. Magnolia Circle of tha garden club will meet at tha homn U Every Wed. and Sat. - 9 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. Tha County Homa Demonstra­ members should not miss. Meat Mrs. Fred Harrie, Country Club tion Council met Friday afternoon, will be furnished and member* luL at 10 n m. Mra. F. L. ■re to bring covered dishes for T ha Route 92 WTOdruff HI will be gueit speak- wilk Misa Myrtle Wilson, homa the luncheon. ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY damonattation agent, in her of­ The Slate Couneil short course to track down the beet i S & r r ^ 3 Miles East *rTh# Ivy Circle of the garden fice la the courthouse. will be given in Gainesville July Feasible picture on ererp club will meet at the home of Mre. Gaorga Otto, prtildenl, 11 to 21 and the them* for 1M0 Mrs. Leon Swain, —411 WUlow presided. Present were: Miss will be “Steps to Leadership Ave. at I p. m. Mrs. George Mc­ Myrtle Wilson; Mrs. D. D Dan­ Through Learning, Sharing and m •easts tee u h rv zsteau witk *wt or saewy pMere sag u u «mt tent* nm uu DeLand Call will apeak on potted plants. iel, Orlando; Mrs. Hat Harriss, Achieving.'* *sbelts" w u s r O iiN lit Ltbo m «i people, yea'ra prob­ Hundred. e/ tkeneeude e/ COMXtCera Sanford; Mra. H. L. Johnson, Lake Miss Wilson naked that records ably la a In .U. i alter. TV stgaalc mom Irtm w i i dlrertlsas err nrte in arc aad ta TV rarnpttra NO COVER CHARGE • act Jast the •** yaar saleaaa » u act ap ta faaa. Monroe; Mrs. Clover Marrs, Lake bo kept during the year of all arraa /net like peart. Monroe: Mrs. R. E Mitchell, bom* improvement* — painting, aaut ra a* asset lit m. u >*ur ani.nia v.ik I m I Haas a m mere suueai, asms names. Vs base upholstering, new curtains, gar­ Semioala Evening Club. oRcically and bring In U* best p.uibU pictara freai eay DU ef eeapsuy tr.m far aad aaar, aad On Jaa. 21, (Thursday), at dening; (bit a list of clothing ZltMtiia. Vital ran a.«4 I* the TV a im l Ihst eau.ee year tkay all aay w* pat wars «4*Ueas aad 10:21 a, m., tha county council made be turned into the chair­ aaUaaa I* Clrcl. sag D«t.<t lilt* Radar-tha COR ROTOR, have a katt.r picture tkaa they da. Tha will present Dt. H. L. Reddish, man: and record, loo, any other aaa aoroa aaa a.I he beet." tan a* are IstW Mi R.rt'a all r » 4. u p«H la alaaier. Semlnola Rebekan Lodge No. specialist. University of Florida. achievements that make for bet­ •Zarp.r, stranger pktarsst ter tiring in the home. His aubject is: "Catvlng, Select­ 41 will meet Thursday at I p. m. meeting* are bald on I, Turn Sandy d t .n r .i p MreeMea gaiatlar #* C M '* i n a in the I. O. O F. ball for g ing aad Sharpening Kitchen theCouncil TO DRIVE A RENAULT! first Friday of each month, Knives." Dr. Reddish is coming to M/ul hitic C n m lM M . business* session. At 1:20 p. m. the hall will be Ssnlerd especially lor this meet- and the next meeting will be Feb. 1 Rater at U« See. a/ PM* m /e a ln a . tana S h e wa> 3 at 1:30 p. m. pened to the public for tbo no­ pUU e4r»l« IM y*e aa* Ike picture dearer S*aa peer Rfwa t'd installation ceremonies. R I d / i p e a r g a r« r / r e a M e g rin d s * e e d p e a r a n te s n s e a le . Mrs. Bertha Snyder will be lastalled as Noble Grand and Mrs. ladUUtay e fefc Beckham ns Vice trend. greet*, leal M T Be why aeMle fee half-way TV t Pah to e l Mrs. Snyder requests oil bar the abaan.l. year t*4 Is eqetppad It laatire-wMb a tbatflp officers to be at the ball by 1 :li COR ROTOR. dollar! p. m. Mrs. Dickey Named Girl Of The Year N. Orlando Plans New Club Annual Dinner Set Tomorrow O.E.S. Welcomes New Member Church Calendar LIG G ETT-TO UCHTO N DRUG CO. W ILL BE CLOSED ’T IL N O O N , WED., JAN. 13th. County Council Meets Rebekahs Plan installation t Safe Drivers! WE MAY SAVE YOU TEST DRIVE the Specially Priced Luncheon Served dally la the j BAMBOO LOUNGE ' •f f the e Mayfair Inn HM T—r f ilm a - NOW/ Start getting Frisky Tkrifly perfect TVpkturet with • ON YOUR A U TO INSURANCE RO TO R Q J s m i mm QQnMiR imr I Dauphine Hoover Radio ft TV, 504 8. Sanford Ave. Keck TV, 2911 ft Park Ave. M r l Wlnn’i TV ft Radio Service, SOS Second St Seminole Radio ft TV, SU C elety Ave. . W. A. Norris, R t 1, Box 439-H, LakerWO 0 Paul’* Town ft Country, 2553 Orlande O live v S0 1 —H -J- ii �I1T IT S, SHAD FISHING Id the word along the St. py Glnibsrv is shown with olfnt good s brought in Sunday i t Crows'# Comp. Ci weekend, but shad fishing still Is attract! By JKIUIY COVINGTON , Tonight marks s vary Important night in the Bemlnol# basketball schedule. They trivel to neighboring Apopka for more Orange Belt Confer#not action end they Wiu Blno be In search of their iUtth victory In as many games. Apopka and Winter Park have set themsetvea up so the teams to beat In tha OBC and If to e Seminole* have • success­ ful weak against thssa two things could look rosy for tha tournamonto which begin In February) Tha Darters have a fine G-l m o ld and tha WUdaata are yet to be trounced to seven atorto. Tha contest tonight against the Dar­ ters will get underway with the JV’s matching their skills in a tilt that will begirt a t 7 p.m. Friday tha Semlnolee round a at QMlr biggest week of toe regular schedule by traveling to the headquarters of toe hot Wildcats at winter Park. While traveling the circuits tots week­ end, It semed Very unusual to h u r oppos­ ing coaches voicing ooncsrn over a Seminole team but this Is what Is being heard ell over after they rolled p u t Wildwood lest week. After it floundered around for so many years in the circuit, the opposi­ tion alwsys looked upon Sanford as just the first tu rn to be bested in ths tourna­ ments but this Is far from the case now. rrest potsntlsl [«nts tnd they E leven p la y e rs, Including eight rooklM, were attlgned to the San­ ford Greyhound entry la the Pioride Stale League In week-end activity at the Xanaai City offleet of the Athletic! who are tpoaeoriag the local team. The eleven will report to the Athletlca’ general farm lyatem training camp at Panama City in weit Florida early in March, There they will undergo the usual modern day atlff te iti which determine mainly how well leouti have aelected raw material, and whether or not each li a prosperlive major league player. W. Kenneth McRoberts, princi­ pal local ipomor of the Sanford club, aald this morning that right* hander George Balden, left-hander Tom Kelleher, end catcher Ronald Rule teat year were with Playing Manager Robbia Roberiton at Olein,'N. Y., or the Claaa D NYPenna League. Balden and Kelle­ her both Aril alined contract! In 1MT while Hula aaw hla first prafeialonal aervlca last year, Rooklea, all highly toutad by iportawtitara end tha aeouta who algnad them, a rt: OuUieldar Frank Frend of Chicago; leftbandar Ray Kandrlek of lio n burg, Pa. i catebar Tony P arti of Tampa i right-hander Jo t Paulkovla of Dtrry, Pa.; outfielder Bobby Boao to Loulavlllo, By.; Inflolder Joo Taylor of Plodmoot, W. Vs, i rliht-hander Bobby Wado of Cartoravlllo, Oa.t lefthinder Grant Withers, Martin'* Parry, Ohio. Rom aid Perea will Ukdly sat special tralalsg camp attention for both will receive hosuMi If they make good. Rom gtta Itio upon rtportlog to aptlag training osd an additional It.u o If ho I* roUlood N daya after tha m m tposo s s April is, ports la to reteiva I t ,too m July l, IMS and July 1, INI. Additional player* likely will bo assigned from both the Oteao and Orond lalind, Nab,, rookie league club* which wort tuppUad by K a u a i City U tt aummor, McRabarta Indltalad. s15sTOWER s m NOW. s s h1 W d tsm * jr £ fiA N e r - m c H THE 1THAT WAS QUITE Afi&HtHEOa SHOULD M AK E M i A 6000 A I smi C AN T FI6U BE 1 WHAT A 60 0 C V W HAT THW WAS A i l j S K U C O O N C UflJtf / ■ J W J V fk u L ^ hsv# we had a point maker Ilka Jim drasey or a play maker and leader like Ray Lundqulat, let alone boys like Terry GhrlaUnson, Georg* Perldes, snu Cow* boy Orsvsts. We got.a look at tha Darters for the first time Saturday night when they dei'euted Edgewater by a single point and this la the smallest teem they have come up with In a long time. However, you eati bet that they a rt well coached and they make the beet of everything they possess -n the way Of talent. They have only one player back from the entire varsity taat Season and that la little Larry Hutchin­ son. An interesting not* about Larry la when ha Is not bustin' tha bottom out of ths basket ha Is filling In as drum major In tha band. H i Is a talented Uttla kid and haa been the Darters' leading scorer for e past two seasons. Quito a battle looms tween Larry and Lundqulat and they should put on a big show for tha fans. a 4 Indians Sign CLBVBUND, Ohio (VPI) Socond-basaman Johnny Temple, pitchers Bobby Locks and A1 Cl* MU* and laflalder Billy Morad hav* signed 1M0 contracts with the Cleveland Indians. % Redskins Sign Back WASHINGTON |UPI) - Billy Brewer, star defensive halfback tu rn in the nation, ere piling it on their basketball rivals In of the University of Mississippi the same “ahow-them-no-mercy" manner that mad# their football forces famous 28 years Ago. the National Football League. The Buekeyee wore out both the official aoorer and the rhangt far third bAseman Alvin Dark a n l twe ether playar*. Official* af bath efuba aald tha daal was Just what tha daster arPhllllas Managar Bddla Bawytr, who olso plckod up rlihthosdsd pitcher Johnny Buihardt osd roakl* third basamas Jim Waods, said bath club* profited by the deal. "Aahbum I* a |oad boll player and should holp tha Cuba,'* ha aald. "Dork will ha e atoodylsi Influent* in eur Infield and ha ■heuld b* able to play about half tha gamaa." Cub General Manefir Jobs Hal* land aald tha swap crowned winter-long effort* to load the Ityear-old Aahhum. "Ashburs lad tha lean * Is l e t ­ ting on baae,H Holland Said. He’s it what we needed, Wa now va him and Tony Taylor batting In front of Ernie Banks.* WH1LC I WAS S • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS 71k A Preach FIATS - USED CARS OPEN TILL lito BVKKINGS University to Delew an la a lot”--------------------- ——— IS romp a t Columbus, Ohio, Mon* l l . M E . J . . P - _ gay night *v*n though their eheetlag ace, Jerry Lucas, was side* 11006 16061 lOl r Platoon Football gar minute. la tha midst of this cornucopia, the Buekeyee, took a m aela po»* om lon of the Big Tee lead whm* hath Mlrhlgaa State and Psrdu* last Monday sight, The lOt palate agalaat Delaware waa aa all-time Ugh fa r the Buckeye*, whoa* prarteae beat waa 1M agalaat Miami (Fla.) in IBM. POST T IMS 8:10 P. M . 10 Exciting Ru m MATINEES the NCAA policy-makare that the rate* ha left atom, Herbert 0 . (PriM) Octeto i f Michigan, lifetime Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 2 P. M. pembec**t» la m to the NCAA In to Cam* 1 ! w it h I i SO8£&IN£nX6BCAriE6£ND* UEfiCjTia. 1 DEVIL AtLAI WHENVOUI BADHE MISSED �Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 ISBIF1ED INDEX Good Foed Far Rest Wanted la Rent Rral Ealata Wanted Reel Ealata Far Sal* Mortgage Lean* f 7. Ratine** Opportunities •A Insurance I. Fanala Ralp Wnnted «. Mato Ralp Waatarf . K . Mato ar Faaiato II. W art Wanted 1 l Plumbing Servkee 11. EtoatHcal Sarrkaa II. RalM. Paint A Repair |l . Special Sarrkaa II-A Beauty Parian II. Ptowara A Plant■ IT. Pala . Liraatack « Sapphaa IA Machinery • Teak It. Baato end Matora I. AalanaMlaa •A Traitora I< Fnrolur* Arttotoa Far Sato Nattoaa A Paraasato Laat A Feaad • la a lr a d t a a For Rout CEPING ROOMS. The Gattoa, Magnolia. FA 14T30. m (•BEDROOM, partly furnlthcd, tMO par month. Charlaa Hay, EL t, Bos MS-A. JRNISHED I-bedroom houaa, large Florida room, kitchen equipped, hardwood floor*. Call FA M#1T. houaa is Lake Maty; walking distance to achool and atora. ITS par mo. PA ATMS. l-BEDROOM tarnished houaa, 110 W. 10th. St. Pinna FA UNTO. 6five utility, adult* proffered —Onor* Rd., near Navy Baaa — Blit, Roa*. 2. For Rent 5. Rail Estate For Salt 9 l|r Danfnrh R rralh Tue*. Jan . 12, 19GU— Page S FURN. apt. 1900 Uctloovilla LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' x Its*: one block off New UpRd. MM. Phone FA MM3 Rollaway, Hoiplta' A Baby Bed* aata after 1:00 P. M. By Dry, Week ar Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA M i l l II I W. let It. LOCH ARBOR THREE BEDROOM, lto bath FURN, Apt. 201H W. l i t St. horns on canal with access to Chrystal Lake available now aa WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms owner haa been transferred privets baths, 114 W. First Stoverseas. Low down payment OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ and aaaume 4‘4*v F, H. A. ing. MS Oak Avenue. FA 2-5#0g. mortgage of <12,Ml. FURN. Apt. S00 F art Aw. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Lundquist, Assoe. S-BEDROOM uniaraiahad House, FA Raymood 2-2051 Atlantic Bank Bldg. kitchen electrically equipped. I4U Willow Avenue. Call BY OWNER: Reasonable terms; FA i-om . 3-bedroom, I bath, large livingf room and porch, established NICE BEDROOM with private en­ lawn, excellent neighborhood. trance and hath. P h a a a Sanford. FA I-T4M. FA 3-1441. RENT A BED HOUSE for rant on Sanford Avenua a i i r Lake Jeaiup. INCOME PROPERTY: A p t . houaa. Needs repair bet good FA 1-S4H. for future investment. Located I-BEDROOM CB houaa. Tele461 So. Park Ave. Sanford — opposite First Baptist Church. phona FA I-M30. CLEAN *-room furnished apt. ALSO practically new I* room Cloia In. I ll Park Ave. residence at 2711 Sanford Ave Convenient to - Sanford Naval TRAILER SPACES: U rge lota. Air Station. Camp Saralnol* Trailer Park, Weklva River Rd. FA 3-4U1. For further details contact 5-ROOM furnished garage apart* GEORGE T. STUMP ment with garage. Adults FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Phone* FA 2-3202. A LOAN ASSN. UT S. COURT ST., ORLANDO NEW HOME, Country Club Man­ PHONE GA S-3531 or. CaU FA 3-S2S1. ONE BEDROOM Duplex apart­ READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ment, furnished; adults. Avail­ able tin 16th. Apply T04 W. 3-BEDRoOM, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large 4th. or eaU FA 1-3410. tot. CaU FA 2-3432. HOUSE for SALE Or RENT: 3bedrooms; 100 Country Club Circla; MS month FA 140M. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 5. Raal Ealata For Bala M So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-10*1 ROSA L. PAYTON HOME WITH A VIEW i a f f - a - day 5. Real Estate For Salt PERMANENT or temporary work AGENCY aa light atrno. — typist or gene­ N. V, Farmer, Realtor ral office work. FA 2-1000. D. H. Whitmore Lillian G, Tram* .Days Work Wantrd. FA I-3IU. Aiiociates, 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 work for 10 yr. After houra, FA 2 Mil, FA 2-4321, PERMANENT old boy. Phone FA 2-1M0 FA 2-0361 HOUSEWORK: FA 2 4404. 2-BEDROOM block bouse leas than one year old: amaU down BABYSITTING day or night. paymant. FA 2-T6T1. FA 2-3410. FARMER’S Registered Real Ratal# Broker Located on two lots abided by Twenty Three huge Oaks, Uila Mary E. Carman — Lae SilvaU three bedroom—two bath home STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! B. E, Rogera, Sr. Aaaodatea ROOM tarnished garage apt. with Ita unobstructed view at Saa at TM Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 8-1801' 17-02 at Hiawatha a beautiful lake la truly SOME ITOPI in to sea our < bedroom THING SPECIAL. Among its 1H or I tiled bath boma* at many extra features a n a HI-FI speaker system, forced SAN 8EM KNOLLS air duct boat In every room 4 Blocks West of French Avenue and a twn ton Air Conditioner. on 10th Street. orry Clinic After Otoe Lang totredneed me la the crowd of I I N women, bo toll ma atom la answer their varied ovaries. Seraybeak these wttb yaatoeSay*# Hat aa yen eaa aaa lease af tin typical grab, tome besetting melon Ameri­ can woman. They am dapUcatad h n a jn d i af Bmaa In even city, fir payehatogteal yerif •a By GEORGE W. CRANE F t. D., I , 0 . OAAR D — 411: Gtoa Long, [agad aboat 10, to tba handsome [Managing Editor of the Spartanftoaburg HERALD. tan Phil Buchbelt, tba dynepubUrimr, scheduled me for _ large “Woman. Only" elinie, (he asked Glen Long to Introduce (me. . Aftor a vary gracious aand-off, (Elan departed, toaviag ma aloaa as h i only mala in this large ! gathering at woman. Following my 45 mInula talk, ora held a forum, and some of their questions which I didn’t have time to answer, are listed Please notice how sincerely these women are trying to create happier home*. This serious mood to typical af the thousands af letters that they send me each weak via this column. WOMEN’S QUESTION! “How caa I get my daughter more Interested la bar school urork and in going to college at toast far om year?" a “Why data my husband con­ stantly And fault aad try to earn e t me in front of the children?“ “Can pregnant mother* mark their babies?" “Why da some kuskfods mainUla ultra aterattoanata abaut where they era going and teem to taka delight la keeping their wives lam rsst at whan they caa be renewed?** “Haw da you explain a wUa __ __ ia dog* aad cate hot hates chUdraaT” “ How eaa you help a child with a sever* inferiority com- ptox?" "Should a child bo punished far falling down In hit school marks?" Navy, Air Force ay Moot O c t 15 BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI)—The Msvy and tbs Air Force Academy probably will play ‘beir first foot­ ball game boro next Oct. II. Dr. Frank C. Marina, president «f tba Baltimore Park Board at Directors, has notified Navy It wants to hold it to an agreement mad* last year that tba gamh would bo played boro. Copt. Atbury Coward, Navy's %|ir*et*r of athletics, expraaiod pleasure a t tba receipt of the tot- Rebels Losses Mount ALGIERS, Algeria I UPI) French troops killed M Algerian captured 14! more laat _ ____ amend •MwuRced today. Preach Imaei “ What'i wrong with a 14-year old who plays hookey and doesn’t want (o go to acbootT He Is also rebellious when corrected by his teacher." “ My 10-year-old girl wishes to be a boy and refuses to wear girl's clothing except under coer­ cion. She to m a y about haraea and teems to want to be a cow­ boy." “ How can I help my husband quit drinking? He saye he wanta to do to, but never does.’’ “ How can 1 get my husband to take me dining and dancing occasionally?’’ “ At the age of 50, my husband suddenly told mo be didn’t love mo any more and bat started running around with girts half his age? WhyT" “After my Ayaar-oid was tick far 3 weeks, he cried and didn't want to go back to school. WhyT" “ My husband ha* a severs Inferiority complex, ao bow can 1 help him overcome It?" “ How can you get your children to help around tba houaa without making them do to, or paying thorn for each taakT" “ What makes a husband a veri­ table miser with money?" “ My husband spends all His spare time hunting or fishing and deserts me and our three child­ ren. Shouldn't he try to Include us occasionally?" “ la it bettor for a widow to Uva with her grown children or remain alone in the old home­ stead?" “ I'm a shy girl, to love with a ahy boy, so bow do 1 stand a chance against the popular giria?" “What can I do with a gifted child who ia Igsy pad then, when hie grade* drop, refuse* to tot mo kelp him?’1 “ Ia U too early for a woman to toee aex dealrei, and how should 1 manage a husband of 10?*' “ Haw can I get my husband to read ALL of your newspaper columns, instead of Just the one* ia which soma of my faults are menttowedT" (Always write to Dr. Crane cam af this newspaper, onclosing a tong 4c stamped, ad­ dressed envelope aad He to cover typing and printing tails whan yea Mad far mm af Ids ) Monti Leads LA Open Play LOS ANGELES (UPI) L . Erie Monti, n slim teaching pro from Just down tho street, today toeks to become the fifth golfer la the history of the 537,500 Los Angeles Open to ecorw a wiro*to.wiro vic­ tory in the winter's firet major tournament. After going Into Monday's post­ poned third round with a on*, ■trot* Itad over Dow Finatorwald, Of Tequtata, Fla., a t 13T, Monti shot tho day’s bast round — n throe-under par 66 for a 201 total —while his nearest rival got • Tl. That gave Monti a four-stroke advantage over Finatorwald en­ tering today's final round at the If you a n looking for an ultra LOOK I at all ike wonderful fea­ modern home la a setting typi­ tures In tbesa homes. Terratto floors—Furred and Plastered fying Central Deride at Ita walla — Cualotn built • cabinet beautiful beat, PICK UP THAT work—and Dust-free close!*PHONE RIGHT NOWl We are Close to achoolI and shopping eager to see your reaction when you inspect this WONDERFUL —LISTEN! to the price and HOME. terms—<550 Down FI1A Financ­ ONLY <14,2S0, TERMS ed—Exclusive with W. It. “BUI" 8TEMPER Agency W. H. “Bill" Stamper Agency Realtor A Insurer Phone FA 3-4H1 111 N. Park ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer NEW 3-bedroom block house, part­ Arthur F. Day, Evorett Harper Robert F. May. Bari Pilcher, ly furnished, 06,000, terms. Ap­ Helen £ Noonan ply 2820 Palmetto. Phone FA •3-4801 112 K. Park 2-BEDROOM hause, screened porch, fenced yard; just outside FRAME HOUSE, large lot out of city limits. FA I-T422. city limits. <1,000 my equity, <1,100 balance, payments <55. SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, 111 FA 3-346S. baths, CB, Florida room. Nleely landscaped IIS' x 113' corner TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen lot <2,500 down or wtU trade equipped, Large corner lot. <300 for other property. Will Hasten down and asauma payments. part at down payment If desir­ FA 1T6M after 1:00 P. M. ed. 1M E- Coleman Ctreto. FA 2-TMT. SANFORD:- 3-bedroom b l o c k bouse; corner tot; vacant, taoo 2-ACRES ol pood (arm land to cash; FHA mortgage; <37.50 per Sanford Calsry Delta <50S par month. FA 2ACTS a era. Excellent terms. Richards Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. T. Buainenu Opportunities S t Johns Realty Co. I ll N. Park Ave. Pb. FA M IS Stenstrom Realty FOR LEASE: 40 acres, Seminole County, SEW Sect. 26 Twn II B-Bg. HE. Write; A. Shop, 230 Hyde Pirk Ave., Tampa. 8. Female Help Wanted HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker WHITE female help wanted. . uit LEN R1SNER be 21. Apply to Pig 'N Whistle. LOTTIE BBOADWAY KEN TOBBBTT BETTY* D. SMITH ATTENTION Associates What section of Seminole 11 N. Park Ph. FA IN N County do you Uva la? Do you have aa AVON Representative <-BED ROOM, t bath, double earcalling on you regularly? If . extra Urge utility nomdent, w* may need you. bly payments ITS. 114 yen If pen would Hko to learn Shannon Dr. FA S-lSTt. about being an AVON Repre­ sentative, write Mrs. Jtsn APPROXIMATELY ton acres at MUanieh, Bex 246, Lockhart, ■rove, I I R I per acre; near SunFla., for Interview. land Estates. Contact Joseph Levy, FA M M BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN WOMEN SEW, saay raady cut 2344 French Ave. wrap around, aproni home. Net tlT.40 profit* on doten. SpareJ. W. HALL time profitable undertakingRaait-r Write. “CaU NsU" Phene FA I ACCURATE MrOR'S Freeport, New York WYNNEWOOD: < BR., Fla. Bm., itove, refrigerator. Air condi­ tioner optional. Low payment!. •. Mils Help Wanted >410 Stevens Ave. BUILDING MATERIALS SALES MAN experienced in lumber aad RAYMOND M. BALL building material* desired, but AND ASSOCIATES will consider other qualified ap­ - 1 plicants. Starting salary com­ Surety Banda mensurate with ability. Perma­ SIS So. Park Ava. Pk. FA 2 5441 nent position with growing na­ Hanford tional company, Mail summary Evaaa Bldg. Lake Mary af background to P. O. Boa Ph. FA t-lt0O Ttl, Sanford, Florida. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY I BR. house on Magnolia. juat out of city Uml a; kitchen oquipped, Venetian bliada apace heater. Kurt aaU at once, glass. Wffl trade far lata modal car. FA 2-0001 or FA 1-0615 C • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS Tth A French FIATS • USED CARS 11. Work Wanted LOTS for sale on hard surface SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta road; nieely graded; near Mon­ tlm, legal experience: wants full or part-tima work. CaU roe corner. Phone FA 2-2TJ6. FA 24644. MEAT CUTTER: 10 yaara expe­ rience. desires permanent Job; aottling in Sanford. FA 2-5002. 12. Plumbing Services SANFORD Plumbing A Heating 15M Bo. Elm Pb. FA 2-T014. Plumbing & Repair* Jo* C. Thomas lOU Barita St. FA 1-0040 Wall Plumbing A Heating A1B CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-0502 PLUMBING Contracting A Repair* Fret Estimates R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3312 1.1, Special Services 20. Autom obiles SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 1059 Chevrolet 2-DR.. 6 :yUnder SAVE at BRYAN’S Since 1046 Ira* than 9,000 toillea, no rus! FABRIC SHOP. A. HARE DEBARY anywhere. Will accept car foi Jne block Weil of Monroe Comer, NOrth 1-4422 NOrth 1-4711 equity or caih, lake over pay jn Weit T int St.____________ menu. See at Holler Moto: Sale*. FA7T0RY TO YOU AUTO GLASS ALUMINUM AIR CONDITIONED '55 2 door INSTALLED VENETIAN BLINDS Mtrcury. FA 2-1916 after 6 p. m. tneloied head. Saf-praof bottom Windshield Buck Glaas Loor Glass Vent Glaas '56 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. rail with pi*itie and*. Pistole or rayon lapas. Cotton a r nylon SERVICE ntw W W Tirea, radio and cord*. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. heater, <995. FA 2-3739. -enknrik Glass and Paint Co. It 114 W. 2nd St. FA2-4422 FA S-4SU PAIR of Edmond* high compre* IU-114 W. tod SL TV and RADtO REPAIR af -r lion headi 630. Phone FA 2-6323. MARY CARTER TAINTS 6:00 nights aad weekends; San World’* Larg**t Gallon ford, Lake Mary aad Longwood I960 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, R BUY ONE GAD­ FA 3-2772 and FA 2-4615. and I!., PS., continental wheel, GET ONE FREE 4,300 actual mllei, good econo­ INCOME TAX SERVICE Ph. FA my; <900 and take over pay­ 201 W. lit. SL WILLIAM H. MURRAY ment*. Phone FA 2-4987 after good Uwd Appliance* aad TVs. Mil Celery Ave. Tel FA j-1234 6:00 P. M. Gormly, Inc.. Third A Palmetto. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING WILL TRADE 1650 Chevrolet tuW. L, HARMON RADIO record player eomblsa. dor icdan, excellent condition, PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M. lion, table model, 3 speed, <U. for pickup truck. FA 1-4725 af­ Al*o porttble record player, S ter 4:00 P. M. HEATING ■peed, *30. FA S-TOto after 1:66 H. R. PO PE CO. P. M. •5# RENAULT — take ttppay200 g. Park - FA 2-4224 menta—imall equity. FA 2-3016. TWIN BEDS, eomploto; electric PUMPS - SPRINKLERS refrigerator; odds and sod*; AR types and altei. installed SALE or TRADE: 1956 MG - A, <50 Phone FA 24250. e x c e l l e n t condition, <1,150. “Do It Youraeir FA 2 SINGER PORTABLE to reapmWE REPAIR AND SERVICE IT I N E »th1« party In this vidnfty. 20-A T ra ile rs Taka over I payment* af <1.41. Machinery and Supply Co. »T W, tod St. Ph. FA 24422 1952 ALCAR, *1 ft tandem, ex­ Two year guarantee remaining. Write Box AA, e/o Sanford Her­ cellent condition, modern. Muat ald. TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL »etl thi* week. <t,200. De Witte'a For 1 weeks only! Trailer Park, arroa* from MovANTIQUES, general Hne. Mildred IT In. (accept tome itland on 17-92. Rolf, lot Magnolia Place, Dfe portables) <23.50 Bary — one block south of En­ 21 to. >33.50 14 la. <43.50 terprise Rd. NO O-UIS. AH tube* have a 1 yaar guarantee. 21. Furniture LLOYD'S RADIO A TV 416 Sanford Ave. PL FA 2»TM New A Uied Furniture A Appli­ 28. Notice* f t P erao tu to ance*. A Good Place To ANNOUNCEMENT BUY, SELL or TRADE ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state* « » { • ? !• V. Trodway ie the now menta, invoice!, hand bills, and Jenkins Furniture AVON RepreieaUUve far dis­ program*, e t c . Pngreiaiv# FA 2-7450 trict 133 la Sanford: 1st, to ltfc. Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2651- 400 Sanford Ava. SI., between Melkmvlllc and 306 Weft 13th SL Park Ave. Please cal) FA 240M • BIG VALUES SERVICE CALLS 61.50: for de­ • JU1CK CREDIT 24. Loat ft Found pendable TV service, call San­ • EASY TERMS ford TV Ceatar, 0th and Sanford WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS REWARD for return of key, credit Ave. FA 2-0741. cart* k check book taken from WILSON - MAIER N. C. csr Dec. 14. No qm New and Uaed Furniture MODER? RUG CLEANERS asked. PhoM FA 3-2714. FA 2-3622 All Six* Rugs And Wall To Wall 111 E. Firet St. Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. LOST: Gold necklace, heart to ape 1 Week Service Pk. FA t-TUT CUSTOM BUILT furniture -*inato with diamond. REWARD. (I* piece* or seta. Also furni­ Phone FA M tIL ture repair. Cabinets made, Sewing1Mach. Repairs FA 9-TOei. LOST: Toy Terrier, white female ALL MAKES A MODELS with * m black age; to vlelallF Uied furniture, appliance!, tool! 104 So. Park (14 hr, ear.) of Food Fair. REWARD, Htoas etc. Bought-Sold Lnrry'a Mart FA 2-1611 FA S-2M4, <16 Santord Ave. Ph. FA 1-4132 15-A Beauty Parlors LOST: Female Wolmaraaer, veto ROLLAWAY, Hoepital and Baby ctnatkm m . llM, tag no. m i, Beds. Day, Week or Month— Anawen to “ Mloty". REWARD. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP FURNITURE CENTER 1004 Adam* Ph. FA * 2561 George C. Harden, FA MT4R 1100 French Ave. Ph. *A 1-7953 A Satisfied euasemar to cur hurt advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK $SAVEf 106 Se. Oak Ph. FA MTU Be Leveller With Professional Beamy Care. Dawn's >610 Oak Beauty Salon New ft Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford 3O0-8O8 B. Ft rot f t Pk. FA 6-4006 PA 1-T084 21. Artldon For Rato IS. E lectrical Servlcen Sell Ui Your Furniture. Qulek 18. Flowers ft Plant* Service With The Cash. SUPER House Wiring — Electric Service Sid Vthlen MARIAN MARKET CABBAOE TRADING POST, FA 2-0S1T. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. PLANTS for sale. Fred Thura- Canteen*, m en kit*, eompaue*. HI Megaelia FA 24013 ton, Phene FA 23860. military toy*, towU, aoto. ArmyNavy Surpfui, <10 lu ffe d Ava, Cut Flower* Far Any Orcaiatou 14. Build, Paint ft Repair SANFORD FLOWER SHOP REDWOOD Cadar rloeet, Ufce er FA 24070 WALL PAPERING * PAINTING FA 1-1622 mw , <30. 406 Rosalia Dr. footWork Guaranteed Bod Beard lag*). 17. Pels, Livestock, Supplies Contact 101 West tth St. and SWEET POTA­ Phone FA 1-6S4I GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppla* TOMATOES TOES. Celery Ave., m i far sale CaU FA S-M0I, THOS. E. THOMPSON *1. General Contractor I t . B oats and M otors Home Carpentry Repairs Rooting A Siding 57 JOHNSON 55 IT. P. electric Phona FA 2445! motor; Pelican trailer: 14 ft. atpp bottom n isi tout; FA MM2 ROOFING, Gutter*, Speutlsg. after <:<a. Roof Repair*, Painting, Camant A Carpenter Work. General Hume Repair*. 10 yra. ExpertGateway To The Waterway ence. Very Low Rate*. Phona Your EV1NRUDE Dealer FA I-50TI. Robson Sporting Goods >0444 B. tit. Ph. PA 14601 B A M ROOFING Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Inmred1 FREE ESTIMATES 500 Laurel Ave. Ph. FA M W Tfljnno/t PAINTING A DECOSATWO Licensed — Bonded Free Estimate* — Work Guaranteed Semineto Palatial PA 1-1964 TASKER PAINTING Special. FA 2 6156. Room RAVENNA PARK IS. Special Services PIANO’ LESSONS to your heme. Call FA 2-T51I. LEWIS SALES * SERVICE Vaasa Motor Scooter* Heater m Lawn Mower Service west Country Club Ed. FA <-?0<0 If w 12. Article* For Sale_______ HOMES • • Quid Community Near Golf Course $450 Down Turn Want On 20th Bt. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Witch For Our Signs , . . OPEN DAILY •iM ft. M. Til Dprk SUNDAY / tiM P. M. TU Dark SJvtmah* ("final melton C#„ Inc. 841 Weal Slth Street Phene FA MISS NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We hvlto you to In eng tfau at one ad Metob while yen able hearing fee family. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition BETTER HURRY! O NLY 4 LEFT H *m a i D m jffQ d F n r FloriM L nrtif. I ft 4 B«drooau — 1 ft S B a th i . Before PriceB Go Up VA - FHA FHA In Sendee Conrentiooftl n n u d if Down Payments Lew mi $428 *340 *9890 Down Paymont-N* Ctoetas TO TA L PRICE ftMae* featare I _ m 1H Tito Bathe • Screened Perch . Utility Ream . Tor. raise se Fleer* . Careen* • Lead■ad Lets • All CHy Ceu. denee*. Yon etn movt Is a tely w h ile thn Wo G u sra a U u S atisfactio n .O r U rn C oR itm iU on O f Y ort B out* F o r H m f l r n t Y aar — O r Ynwr B u r r mm �I A United Preaa International ASHlNOtON (UPI) - fee. aurvay ahowed Monday that a nm Mono's decialon te alter Steveneon. campaign to draft Stavenaon haa rid n till ■primaries area viewed Wheeler, chairmen of the D. C. today aa a poaaible holding action Democratic Central Committee, reached Um official organization t o t a U d a p aupport for Adlai I . aaid one o{ (he main reaaona why atage In at leaat ftva states—WIsDemocrat! worn baching Horae conain, Hliaouri, Ohio, California WHowon*announced Honday he wet “hla untiring aupport of Adla I and Taiaa. In the D. C. and Oregon eonwould eater the Diatrict of Celum- Btovenaon hi 1161 and UM and hla hla primary on May I and run a» continued favorable comment* leata, Horae will da ah directly with Ban. Hubert H. Humphrey "a favorite ion" in the Oregon about Stevenson." Stavenaon haa aaid that he la (D-MInn.). The only other an­ primary on May ao. A. L, Wheeler, D, C. campaign not a candidate this year but ha nounced Democratic aaplranl, Sen. manager for the Oregon eenator, haa not raltd out t move to draft John F. Kennedy (Maaa.) haa him for n third try for the White not aaid whether he would run In (beat two primaries. But Horae via at the July Democratic eon- Houae. board of directors tar the nizcd Humane Society were today. In( on the board will bra ' J. L. Hobby, T. E. Tucker; (rider, Ralph Auetia Smith, Bauman, Dr. R. L. B an, t Crumley and David Gat- aaid he underitood Kennedy would run In Ore son. Horae aaid be bad tried unsuccess fully to keep hia name off the Ore (on ballot, but that hla supportcra have more than the 1,000 aigaaturea necenary to enter him without hie eonaent. He aald be would not have cam­ paigned la hla borne atale, even with hla name on the ballol, -had Humphrey and Kennedy voiced a eimllar Intention not fo. “They have decided olherwiae, ao we’ll have eoma debate on the issues," Horae aeld. edviaory board will eonaiat i McIntosh, Jack Trim, Malarman, Judge Wilson AlanJ. Q. Galloway, Georg* Iary Garrison. election of officers wiB tel t i p . m. tomotTuw at twr can Legion H al ■■ Hwy, Graves Wants LeB a ron’s Aid Nikita Keeps Sending Gifts NEW YORK (UPI)—In a closely guarded gallery on upper Medlton Avonne, the net werti'e mein street, a 1M-square foot painting that k destined to ba one ef the beat-known pictures in America Considering the safety of the eommnmally first, Um Florida Parole Commission considers Iba offaoae, community background, fata available and method of troatkg the primmer when ■ man comet up far parole, Lee Mid. He explained that of the ROM persona released on pent* in Florida since the syrtem startaa por cent have tir parole term or g It successfully, community k caved viag prisoner U put workmen who bung tbo I t by 14loot canvas, aa allegory entitled "Christopher Columbus Discovert America," haa seen It. Once It is vkwed by a few hundred earafully selected muMum directors, mil­ lionaire collectors, and high church officiate this evening, It will dis­ appear uaUI IMS. Only lalvador Dali, m ister art­ ist and past master nf publicity, could have planned Um debut of a painting with such finesse. The U-year-old artist brought the mural'lira canvas, Um largext bo has psiatad, hart from Spain Doc. si without fanfare for Anal approval ef the men who coramftstoned It, ARP grocery chain heir Huntington Hartford. The Minting, aa yet uapbotographed, k reported to have coat To Eisenhower with Map watehea and detached eyes. Hk recent prooccupation with the spiritual maanlng of lilt baa given hk pa latings stature worthy of g n a t cathedrals. "Christopher Columbus Discov­ ers America" k more crowded with m yttk symbolism than toy of Dall'a work* to data. An ar­ rangement of figures produce* two outlines of Christ, which Dali ealla "double, Invisible Images." Colum­ bus was obtested by a mystical re­ lationship with Jesus and often signed hk name "Chritlo-fereu," which means "Cbriit-eairylng" Dali describes other (mages la ihd picture aa symbols of Colum­ bus’ gift of Christianity to Um now world, hk reception la America by St, Nareissui portrayed as n •warm at files, and hia rccoptioa hi haaven by Ferdinand and Isa­ bella. The most mystifying object k a Oviedo School Forms Honor Club Oviedo High School's recently formed Bata Club for booor stu­ dents k drawing up Ita by-lawa and conaUtutfon, Principal W. H. Delhato said today. Tbo ia mambar group k primarily for service Adult A rt Class Slated For Crooms An adult daaa la art will ba orgawkad at Crooms Academy, at 7 p. m., Jan. M. Tbit daaa will bo available for tboao daeirtog m adult high school eradtt — -'tor^ will bo -WUbart i. Mi toparvkor M FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UPI) Ha k a grndMta af - State University, Nash- Tha Air Force aaid today that U me* ram#toed on disintegrating scientific lea Stilton Cbarlk ia tba Arctic Ocean from which nn "or­ tern for ttm loot four years. The daetM will meet from 7 derly withdrawal” was begun laat to IS p. m. each Mooday night. Tba M an* arid envar art appre­ ciation, ceramics, graphle aria, water color painting, eculptare, charcoal drawing and paakl f MtNWwria*r«a. ■ H. If. GAINESVILLE (UPI> — B*P Graves, new heed football eoeeh i t the University of Florida make* no aeeret about v a a tlw pro quarterback Eddie LaBnren to aaaiat khn next ■M a in e . Graves, former Georgia Tech assistant who was signed Satur­ day to eoeeh the Gators, la dang­ ling a whopping salary and a law firm connection before the Washington Kedaklm* mighty WASHINGTON <UPI) - Soviet Premier Niktfs S. Khrushchev probably never heard of Emily P ast But aha would be proud of the way ba bandied an internation­ al etiquette problem by sanding gifts on two holidays. Christmas k lust another cold day in Decamber to Iba avowedly ■tbelstlc Ruaalana. Nevertheless, Kbniibchev sent Preatdeat Eisen­ hower a plane full of Christmas gifts on Dee. U. The Soviet boss also scot Christ­ mas presents to the four Elsen­ hower grandchildren. Then Monday Khrushchev sent Eisenhower two mom Urge gift package! containing New Year's presents. Naw Year'! Day la the holiday on which Russians ex­ change gifts. White Houae Preaa Secretary Jamea C. Hagerty aaid one of the Naw Year's boxes bald cavUr. He said ba did not know what was in tin Other DRcktic. The latest Khrushchev presents w en delivered by Soviet Ambas­ sador Mikhail H. Henahikov during a 10-minute White House confer­ ence. Ha also relayed an oral mes­ sage from the Soviet premier. Henahikov would not reveal to otw aarn the text of Khrushchev's masaaga. Ha said only, “ I brought n goodwill massage from Chair­ man Khrushchev to tbo President and also conveyed Mr. Khrushebav'e Naw Year greetings to the President nnd all hla family." Khrushchev’s Christmas gift to Kisenbower last month was a plane load of ISO assorted tree*, plants and ahnifaa. Whan Um plants are released from quaraaUas, they will be sent U Eleeobower's Gettysburg, Pa., farm. H k not known what, if any, Christmas or Naw Year's gtfta Elatnbower sent Khrushchev. IX members of Um original scien­ tific eraw — including three civilinns, two Air Force cvacuatioa ex­ pert* and oo* Air Force photog­ rapher. Those removed Monday were A 2 Franklin O. Yales, YpaUanU, Mich.: T-Sgt. Jerry A. Bailey, Salisbury, N. C.f AS HUdon H. Carter, Ft. Smith, Ark.; SSgt. Thomas A. Baser. Greensboro, N. C.; and S-SgL'E. K. Fcrasld. Anchorage, Alesha. Originally there were 17 men on tba floe where temperatures re­ main eioae to M degrees below rare this time of year. DEBABY GIRLS of the Kadeta of America are inspected by Rose Marie Parker, commander of th e girls’ unit during drills a t the Sanford Armory. The giria unit and four boys county Kadet organizations are In training for unit competition March 5. Kadeta from Sanford, Casselberry, DeBary nnd Maitland will compete. Shown, left to right, are Patty Urban, Diane Arcardl, Carol Reno, Linda Smith, Maureen Urban and Elaine Reno(Staff Photo) Hedda Hopper's TV View Off Hollywood Life Dull By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - "Hedda illoppcr'i Hollywood," a much‘publicized NBC-TV special, of­ fered pools of dewy-eyed and se­ verely non-committal sentimental­ ity about the film capital's past, present and future. The Sunday Showcase hour, 05 what was left of it after Ed Sulli­ van applied his Ilcdda-lock (o eliminate some prize gursl stars from the competing show, coujd have benelittcd from a more real­ istic point of view. Most of it sounded like Shirley Temple's Hollywood. A hodgepodge of taped Interviews end scenes por- Hits U. S. Housing TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) "Sheer hypocrisy," seid Rep. Al­ bert Rains (D-Ata.) Monday night of President Eisenhower's urban renewal program. "America ia creaUng slums 10 times faster than Miss Hopper and the show's It la remedying them," the chair­ writer, Sumner Locke Elliott, ap­ man of the House Committee on parently sought to avoid s trave­ Housing aaid. logue-look for their' special. But I found spark and an Interesting ap­ proach only In those too-brief por­ tions thsl let the cameras tour a studio bsck-lot, same Hollywood homes and a restaurant. PHONB FA M i l l Maybe they should have made LAST TIMES TON IT E it a travelogue? Anyhow, the pro­ AT 7:M AND l«:«l P. M. gram also maintained, that unfor­ T H E BLUB ANGEL* tunate TV tradition in which au­ May BriU A Curt Jurgena blg-namc" stars dience-pulling " I t SECONDS TO HELL” are used as bit players. Thus, JEFF CHANDLER Jimmy Stewart winked. Harold Lloyd waved. A few other old tim­ ers also were relegated to Incon­ sequential glimpses. If I can offer Miss Hopper any consolation at all, it Is this. She certainly looked beautiful. Tba Channel Swim: Archibald MacLeith'e TV drama, "The Se­ cret of Freedom," has been pulled out of NBC-TVs Jan. SI Sunday Showcase slot In favor of "Tha Twisted Cross,” a re-run docu­ mentary about Nazi Germany. Tha MscLelsh play will ba preten led at a more suitable time spot, a network representative said. Competition on that particu­ lar night will coma from tba twohour CBS-TV special, "The Fabu­ CO-FEATURE AT g:l* ONLY lous Fifties." TARZAN'8 • Sessu* Hayakawa and Shirley GREATEST ADVENTURE" Yamaguchl will serve as guest STARRING guides In a two-part special oo Gordo* Scott Aa T a r ra n t Japan that wiU comprise John Gunther's High Road ABC-TV epi­ sodes for Saturday, Jan. 10 and STARTS NEXT SUN. Feb. •. Nest Saturday’s Jerry "Wreck Of The Mary Deera" Lewis special on NBC-TV will in­ clude appearances by Lewis' old­ Gary Cooper • Char Ho* Heafo* est sons, Gary, 13, and Ronnie, S. ANOTHER HOME B U I L T — WITH • NOW OPEN • BRASS MOTORS 7th A Preach FIATS - USED CAM OPEN TILL I.W RVKNIMGS LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:41 STARTS JAN. SMfc ‘TOBY TYLER* PRIDE j ra I, C tii* W « r i publish Dw. zt, as. ta n a Jen. I, II, IMS. NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not ha mpooaibla for any debt* incurred by anyone otter than myself. For All *Round A wsll-pknnad thrao-bedroom home with two full baths. Tbk home features n separate dining room . . . something that U coming late Ha awn again . . . and k Ida*) for ont*rta|nlng no wall u tally living. Herald » delivery FA 2-26)1 This homo tea bean awarded the Brans* Medallion far ita thoughtfully designed kitchen — with handsome cabinet* of Natural Birch, Exhaust Fan, Garbage Diiporall, and modern, dependable appliances kg f f M H A j ^ fU H U t INVESTIGATE NOW — 8EE OR CALL US TODAY — SALES OFFICE IS l . t MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th it FRENCH. mjJthwdtian P.o �a ” ' . * WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today 76-90. Low tonight. 5B-64. U nited P ress L eased Wire i 9 C'OMMITTEE'.OF 100 officer* and chairmen for the year include, from left, the new general chairman, Clifford McKibbin; R. J. Baumnn, finance chairman; Sylvan J. Davis Jr., membership chairman, and Robert Crumley, vice chairman of the committee. They were elected Inst night, (Herald Photo) 4 NITW YORK (UPI) pricyta at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ...... American TlrT .. ...... American Tohacco...... Bethlehem Steel ........ C 4 0 ........................ Chrysler ................ Curtiss • Wright . . . . . . . OuBont ........................ Eastman Kodak .......... Fond Motor ........... General Electric ........ Genera! Motora .......... Graham . Paige ...... Int. TAT ......... ........... Lutfllard ................ Minute Maid ......... Penney ............ Peon RR ....... Royal American ....... S c u t Roebuck ....... Standard Oil (NJ) ... Stsdebaker ............... U. S. Steel ............... Woslinghous* El......... E stablished 1908 W ED NESDAY. J AN U A R Y 13, I960 . SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 606 Ike Says Reds Have Right To Test Missile In Pacific U.S. Doing I Same Thing WASHINGTON (UPD — Presb dcnl Eisenhower today conceded tha right of tha Soviet Union to use an area of the canlral Paclfie aa a missile target range. Elsenhower, at hia first press conference since Dec. 2, said it would be most unusual for th* United Stales to prolaet against the Russian plan when this govern­ ment had been doing precisely tha same* thing—firing missile* in­ week that K would wove ken regular sessions and voted laat to pre-announced- oceanic target from Saraaola. night to defer any duet other areas. He atao laid that the engineer! than (he Initial lino entrance fee Russia announced last week that {dan to atari work on the Circui- uotil further notice. it will lest s powerful new spare land arts aoutk of Sanford la The county tom mission waa rocket in the Pacific weal of Ha­ February. aaked to namo a new representa­ waii. It cautioned ships and plan?* JThe County Commission yeslerThe Committee of 100 will con­ tive member of the management lo stay clear at lbs area from tinue to meet at the call of the committee to replace David Gal- day hired Dr. Clyde L. Brothers Jan. 13 to Feb. IS. a* county health officer after the chairman Inatead at aeheduling chel, no longer on the commission. Assistant Senate Democratic bdtnrri waa informed that Dr. L. Lcadrr Mike Manaricld (D-Mont.) H. Smith, wlto had accepted the hat led demands tbnt Iht United Jofj earlier, would be unable lo CENTRAL FI.OIUUA TELEPHONE PIONEERS Initialled their new of­ States lodge a protest over tho n*>ve here. ficers at u Mayfair Inn luncheon Tuesday. Pant president Charles J. Hay testa. Brothers, presently health offic­ Eisenhower, at hit news renterturned over the Ravel to the new president, Frank Graham, while the other er for Madison and Taylor Coun­ ence, also: new officer* looked on at the meeting of about 180 life momhern of the ties' agreed to asiame hit new Stoutly defended his defense pro­ Telephone IMmieern of America. From right ere. Alex D. Cnerlen, necroNorth Orlando had ita first fire Tuesday. duties Feb. 13. gram, laying that anyone who tnry; Mrs. Itortha Stunt Itil, treasurer; Graham, Hay, R. J. McCunc, first The board told Brothers they And whoae car suffered $380 damage in the blare? approached (he defense plana of vice president; and H. S. McCrory, aecond vice president. (Herald Photo) would like him on (he Job when hi* administration on a parti: Hia honor, the mayor's, naturally. Reporting on him­ ttm commission receives bids Feb. batla waa doing a disservice to Uta self today, North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiott said that IS for a new health center. United States. Seminole County has been with­ the ear fire started while hia auto waa sitting In front Predicted that to* nsw iteel con­ out a full lime health officer for of the mayor’s office. Fire Chief Frank Faaula and as. tract would not lend to pries laseveral months. creasea if the labor-management sistant ehief Harry Frias extinguished the flames, ap­ Laat betober the board agreed cooperation . evidenced la aetttoto hire Dr. Smith, but he Inform­ parently aauaad fay• fault is the auto’s electrical system. mrnt of th* strike ia pursued vigo­ ed the board by mall In Decem­ rously. ber that hia wife and child were Expressed a willingness lo taka to an auto strident and were in Democrats, particularly members serious condition. of the S cu te, la summit rea/erCommissioner Lawrence Swof tliowr that Its favored Harris. Winter Park Architect James Ha waa appointed to assume The board also look under con- ■nres or similar international Gamble Rogers was selected to ford also favored flowers. “ We Us duties Dee. IS, the best man and Roger* sideraUoa toe hiring of D. Kirk meetings if tbes* (nestings concern Early his month, Uta board was submit proposals in contract form went has already built 30 or (0 jails Gunby of DeLand as financial ad­ themselves with specific IrentiM for the new county jail and re* notified that Smith would be unvisor on Iht project. over the stale," Swofford said. which must bo ratlfiad bp IBs aible to come until his funiiff- WOMtoS the courthouse, Under Roger's plaa the Jail, Senate. Swotford made the motiou to VhO County Commission TuaaDUclored that bo was as muds day,-hm)l J.l vote, named Rogers hire Rogers and It was seconded which would be adjacent to the plans Tur* !!*# new jail by Commlstiuner Homer Little. ' present courthouse, would be a astonished a* anyone elaa by New The only dissenting vote was bp two story structure with 11,300 York Gov. Nelson A. HoekstoltarW deling of tile courthouse anoMincemant that h s-would Mi urd's next meeting Jaa. Dunn, who asked that the minutes square feet of space. seek tho GOP presidential nomina­ longed to tho asm* fighter ai tion, lfa declined to make a foa­ Roger previously had submitted ms! declaration of support tor Vies together at A0,(MM) foot Tues iy, killing on* and injiinn|'*th« a preliminary report of Jail faci­ President Richard M. Nixon, tom lity need* last June. ha said there ia an atmosphere The Nnv, identified the dead- pilot aa Lt. Thunma R, The naming of Rogers came of no competition, McKinnon o f 1 after a dbqhsslon between board Said he wanted to ere Congress member* un choosing a Winter set decisively on tha slvd righto Park, firm over a local firm. bill as approved by the Bmm Commissioner Vernon punn said Judiciary Committee and now Judge Volia Williams Jr. today he would like lo see Hal Harris MIAMI (UPI) — A rthur Vining Devin, 92, one of the blocked in lha House Rules tifttogave court appraisers Lawrence named as architect lor the new world's richest men, hultl* no stock in dcuth. mitlee. R. Condtet and T. W. Mero uqjil Jail “ as hr has 30 years exper­ "I don't plan to die," he said recently. Disclosed that his estimate al Jan. 23 to report on lha value of ience in his field and is a local a 1861 budgat surplus of 4.1 UL With Hint attitude the crunty, old muiti-milllonuire was l land parcels bordering Sanford man." understandably irritnted Tuesday a t all tha commotion raised lion dollars was based on aa esti­ ve. John Burton also asked by let­ when he fainted in a b n rb er’a chair and waa rushed to a doc­ mated gross national product ol The appraiser! appointed by ter lo be considered for the pro­ =r--------7 “i;-------- r : --------------- 5io billion. He said hia gross aaJudge William* Dec. 28 were ache ject, expected to roll about tor's offlra. lional product eallmal* waa re­ "You go to htll." ha anapped to OOOrd bCtS UD dutrd to make their report Monday tTQO.OUA, garded in aoma quarters aa too IM Iht value of (he lend needed for Chairman John Krider told cuniervativa. the Sanford Ave. widening pro- Bunn that It was his personal Defended American military Jfjct» opinion that the board should pick The County Commission yester­ commanders in West Germany lor Judge Williami said “ it would Hie “best qualified man" for the day agreed to aetup a county law resisting press requests for alleged be In the beat interest! of tho pro­ Job and he felt that Rogers was library in the courthouse for to* Hat* of former Nazis now occupy­ perty ownera involved that the ap­ the. one. Phillips, said Davis was "feel, use of attorneys and law enforce­ ing officials ports in the Watt Gay. praiser* be granted additional time Dunn then argued that hr felt ing fine" although under the care man government. The Preside* ment (fflcera. in order to complete their ap­ that the Jolt should lie given o of a special nurse after hi* faint­ They appointed Mack N. Cleve­ said certainly no military sompraisal." The State Road Dept, hat a local man, but ruled out Bur- ing spell. was going to become In­ land Jr., Ken Leffler and A. E. mander ppraited the land owned by 137 Ion because he felt "he was do­ volved ia local politics, Davit, born in Sharon, Mass., Sliinholacr aa trustees for the law •non* to be worth 322,1U1. ing plenty of work right now." in IHt)7, ntadr • fortuna In build­ library with Circuit Judges Vaaing thv Aluminum Company of aar Carlton and Volia Williami Amarira — Alcoa — from a tiny Jr. as honorary member*. outfit making kitchen Uteniits Cleveland was namrd to a twointo a world giant. He resigned year term and the other* to oneas chairman of thv board of that year lerms. The trustees were recommended rumpuny several year*,ago hut at Sanford Jaycce RusdK-0 wie­ last count atlll owned .1,336,824 by the Seminole County Bar Asso- ner David Slaughter will get a shares of Atom stock, Alcoa clos­ plaque at the Jayceea luncheon ed on the New York slock ex­ Thursday for winning th* local change Monday at BIOS a share. Junior Chamber'* driving contort. Davis' other major holdings aic The Seminole High student will In Floiida real estate. Ills total try for uoe of tha aavingt bonds and Jacket* to bo awarded ia wealth is estimated at 360 mil­ lion dol'art. . the district Jaycce Road-E-0 Ja TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Road Orlando Saturday, The winner aa Chairman Joe Grotegut has taken the stair level will get a Issue with tha Legislature's inte­ scholarship to tha school of rim roads ronimlllen on ihc coil choic*. of Florida's interstate highway system. The committee Tuesday ordered Ihc board to attend a special Judge Voli* William* Jr. will PARIS (UPI) - Finance Mtnist. meeting next month la explain try the last 1838 80 fell term cir­ report* er Antoine Pinsy announced today that tbe ayxtrm will cost cuit court civil ease here Thurs­ mure than Person* who with to glvo blood after seeing President Charles Defederal reimbursement. day. Gaulle that he will quit tbe govThis, the reports tay, would re­ to the Seminole County blood The Sc aco vi. Albert W. Wis­ quire large sums of state money bank tomorrow will bo treated lo ernment and retire at least tem­ dom and Charlea E. Jester will If it Is lo be completed in 1872 a aleak dinner at to* Elks Club porarily from political life. tomorrow night. be the third Judge Williams has is scheduled. Hia announcement climaxed a The blood bank drive will open tried since to* session began Jan. crisis brought oo by Pinay's span at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow and close 3. &cacu Inc, charges Vflxdom and disagreement with Premier Michel at 8:30. AU donors will Uses fan Jester with causing an August Debra over economic policies for treated to a steak dinner. 1931 accident Involving • Sc sen France and hia criticism of DaThe dinner will bo Jointly spantruck and two ears driven by Gaullt't altitude (award NATO. sored by Urn Elks and Ihn Ameri­ Wisdom and Jester. “I am quilting tha government can Legioa. aad 1 aaa retiring from all politi­ WASHINQTON (UPI) - Senate cal life, at least momentarily,*' Democratic Leader I.yi»don B. Piaay anooynced. Johnson, undeclared presidential Crooma Break-In hopeful, emerged today from the Crooma Academy aro* h Loom Barge NEW ORIENTAL HOARD for the Central Florida Bahia Shrina Tempi* annual “revolt of tha liberals" into and 61.41 lakaelMto a A barge broke ktoae in Lake ia Harold Kastner. ) tyor Earl Higginbotham congratulate* Kastner on A fra* lecture and showing of with his policy-making powers in­ machine early Tuesday me Maarno Tuesday afternoon and ran a film about cancer will be spon­ tact and hia prestige enhanced. being tha firat Semin a County Shrinar alactad to tha Divan, or top five,'in Inin a ptor la front of the Lakevlaw sored by too Lobe Monro* Homo By votes of M-ll, Basal* Demo­ the Central Florida oi mnkaUon. Kastner, a peal president of the Sanford Mat*}, laniard police reported to­ Demonstration Club at 1:M p. crat* Tuesday rejected reforms Shrlnera and a coord tator of Central Florida Shrine unit* last year, ia day. IhM M Douglas it tha cap­ m. Thursday at tho Labs Monroe proposed by their liberal aoUaagafcewa wearing a fa handed down from J . D. HUi, pioneer and aaeond tain R tBa tugboat which waa heal­ woe which would kava undercut Bahia Temple potentate, to Vernon Scott, present potentate, who gave It ta ing tha barge for Allied Chemical Dr. Thomas Largre wiM ba lha Johnson's authority lo a*t party McKibbin Named Chairman Board O f Committee Of 100 County Hires Brothers Clifford McKibbin wai elected chairman of the Committee ol 100 laat night and made an ' nmedial* premtoe to “continue to expand the memberahip aad actiriUet of the committee.’* McKibbin waa elected akmg with Robnrt Crumley, vice chair­ man; R. N. Blackwclder, treasur­ er, and the following committed: Finance: R, J. Bauman, chairt|m an; Andrew Carrawny aad Jack I. Greene. Memberahip, Sylvan J. Davit Jr., chairman; Richard Deea and Dr. T. L. Largen. Advertising: William Hemphill, chairman; wnltor Gtotow, and Bob •hedden. Local Indualriaa: A. K. Shoe­ maker Jr., chairman; Balph Oowkn and Harry A, Caanel Jr. Target Induatriee: T. K. Tucker, Clafcalrman; John Ivey and W. A. Patrick. Outgoing chairman W. Scott B u m , absent from the meeting due to lllneae, waa givan a vote tfcaahi hf Uni mhbbiHImi Amt Us efforts during Mm pait year. Geerga Towhy, who presided to Bums' absence, introduced Mau­ rice Marshall, bead af tbs damlepers of Circus!and, wtio outlined briefly the project's progress. , Marshall aaetotead Us eagotla- ts ;n ^ is s is « .* 3 ! News Briefs As Health Officer Appraisers Get Additional Time a-box subsidy oa exported citrus. Death Lingers ASHBY PABVA, England (UPI) The threat of death hung over toe 1M inhabitants of this sleepy Lei­ cestershire village todsy. Desdly .potassium sysnld*—enough to kill to aUllon people—was strewn over IU streets Tuesday night whan three 100-pound drums of tbs che­ mical toll off a truck. Added Authority WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Su­ preme Court's brief hearing on the ctnstttatkwality of tbs MOT afvil rights law today suggested an early decision la the first case Jesting the statute. Tbe law givei The Justice Department authority to bring law suite on behalf of Negroee who claim Iheir right to vote la being denied. Renovation Ordered TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The BUte Public Utilities Commission today ordered the North Florida Telephone Co. to renovate ita run­ down eirbange at Mclatosh with­ in the next six months. And the tammisaioa threw out complainla of two Pinellas County residents about service offered by the General Telephone Co. ef Florida in that area. project Plans TALLAHASSEE tUPl) - The State Road Board has formally aaktd tbe State Turnpike Authority lo approve a project to Palm Beach Ijouniy that would be part of tha interstate highway system. The project, construction of Stale Road 8 between State Road 80 and a connection with tbs turnpike, needs Turnpike Authority approval before work can commence. . Rains Soak Midwest By United Proas laismttleoal Spring-like rains soaked tbe Midwest today for lha second day ■ n a row and fell over most of tho eastern hail of Urn nation. But freezing rain palled parts of Now York State, Pennsylvania aad New i « |is r i Record threatened wl in No­ tary weather id damage ol t Law Library E Road-E-0 Winner To Be Honored Grotegut, Road Board Clash Judge Sets Final Case Thursday Pinoy Resigns Minister Post Donors To Get Free Steak Dinner Johnson Wins Confidence Vote Cancer Program Slated Tomorrow Kaatner. 1 (Herald Photo) 11.» a1 i1 j iL t -4 E L — - ----------------------------------------- - • 1 f ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b632fadd16a4244c75c630c391d2b93e.pdf 2e4a83ec9866d5b058f9916b4c5bc00f PDF Text Text ‘ For Torturing Wife On Trip the Podtrsl Avisitor Agee* prefldsney testa damai# nereis) aircraft.. ttoaal pilots who a n Mm* of the Airline Pilots Aaan. flatly Uwy will toko no mare t proficiency lasts baeaua* of retest National Alitteos ae* sta.” Airline offleialo called a ttag today with their pilot* itoore of tho ALPA tod etid pUota should have discussed s charge* with the compeny. ? a a i'U p y w s If Republican Nixon ia elected chief a chant* te pror* ha’a atUl (itendent, Butler MIBT*MW'« * /< “ fliiA ^Z^m ocrat Lawrence invlt(ha limit” on any price Increases. ad McDonald to b* a Pennsylvania^ Ha predicted that Nixon would not delegate-at-Urg* at tha Demo­ cratic convention In July. win tha presidency. “ I will accept with pleasure, af Stcalworkara Praiidfnt David J. McDonald U the man who really course," McDonald replied, McDonald started hla day ta Mm jumped out of the Iryiny pen of the labor diipula Into the fire of hot political watera by saying in a TV interview that Nison ahonld politic!. Columnist Drew Pearson said not pet all (|m praise h e Ob* Meal Thursday that MeDonald had told aetUeoMnt friends be would forsake hie nor­ Ho aald Jaat a* much eradM mal Democratic allefiance .and aid ihould f* to the financier father Nison's presidential campaign ba­ of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D -0 eauaa of the "very generous” atael Maaa.ii Democratic p«—Martial aspirant, for partuadln* hia hank­ settlement. McDonald promptly doniod that er frienda in auppert a atael aai_ he's committed to support Nixon tlemant McDonald aald that aMhar Ken­ or anybody alas. Pennsylvania Gov, Davtf L. nedy or Nixon would maha n food pi ai ldant Crash Victims BOLIVIA, N. C. (DPI) - PBI anal official, aald. ’'oat tha flagarprlota experts eepeetsd to the M victim* at Wadjveday’a Hanoi crash near Brilvir, N.C. IWn BoHvl* disaster, lo which 9C4B New Yerh-to-MIsm flight porurtly disintegrated in the T w m M eeeem fto hM NaUonwtlhin eight weeks. On Nov. 1« MlsmttnSew Oricao# inter* Uge flight «a»b*d If af Mexico under similar drnatanees and killed all 41 prir» aboard. . . fhe Natianal pilots charged that . yAA'S drici pcefldency teste t harmful te commercial air* rtt "amt may eventually lead te b e a r* a f f riU la s t a C n a .t r W a r- E« toll resets* bis* at tks .trie, ltah the Identity af two victims atm missing. By Into Thursday night. W af tha SI bodlse had has* poriUvriy identified by finger prints, by clothing sod Jtweuy or by grtav* lag relatives who stood in a tiny screaoad-irt saetlaa af a high school gymnasium la task at tha victims. A hospital strata aepantad them from the main ream whore raws of bodtee lay *cs the Saar. Two day* af marehteg through muddy krmlaod and damp forerto at the crash site failed te tun up any trace ef two other victims. Discovery of m oral piano gfltewe and two fragment* of teoetage skta at Kuru Beach led to apeeuiatlen that the two may have falten from Am etrlcken DC-fB before It reiehH the Brito* Uw target are* ia ta Uw geaera! vicinity af the Marshall lalauds, where the United lute* has aa atomic testing ground. Anatoly Docoduitala, writing In KomtomoUkaya Pruvads, said "tha schievsmsots af Bavlat rackairy alraady usable axtewlva eel* sntlfic axparimente In spec*.” "U Is perfecUy claar, howovar, than aa increase ta the weight af r Davie K. Oat*Ml, Clsrk, In tks awrtbsMs to Buford, Florid* up i in* p. it* January ti, ns* for is (all awins pises of sqillpmsatl Oa* S-srllDdsr, 4 tan elek-up trurfc (dark grssn) squlpp.d It possibls considerably to inw lt h t cress* Uwir lustramentation and AlltamaUa Irsft.mlsslsn Ns-sole Slffsrs.llsl , Sits-II csss Sinstlas mud-trssd, 4-ply Hr* (Tow. *N Couatrytyps) oa wl*s Has on roar ■tes-ll l-ply tiros (standard tread, standard rials) sa Irani sad .spare Msstor Fsasa rakb*r east and kssk Tars signals comprehensive studies te the ipse* around Uw earth," be said. The mw Bovidt rocket, be stld "will be especially Important In tho light of flights te other planets of the solar ayetem." "Hera again," be added, "tha problem of payloads la of para­ mount interest to sclenltei*. Aad payloads depend M Um power at Uw rocket’* engines." All Moscow newspaper* carried • UM west b . ssolossd In a tho new* of Uw projected Pacific •salad sdvslspa plainly marksd sn Me oetsidsi Bid For Pick-up tests m Uwir front pages. Trunk. Ops. January St, ItM. M s will fcs ops usd at a masttog to bs held la tha Csusty OaetMlsalsa mssUso roam su Jtxesrr rt. ISM. Jahn Krldsr. Chairman Board of Cseaty Commit■Isasm Oaaford, Florida fryi David M. (totabst Clark cirault Osa r t. Lake Mary Church Gels New Pews WASHINGTON (UPI) - A a* dent's forecast of tha large stir word sentence that President El­ Rep. CarroH D. Kearns (Pa.) senhower inserted In hie State of the Union Message has boosted top Republican ow the House Edu­ prospect* that Congress will go cation and Labor Committee, viewed EUenhowor's menage as •bowing a willingnem to compro­ mise. Kearns aald he was "willlag to work herd" to reach a uted to members of Congms, the compromise. President urged action uo Uw 35year iaetsHmiiH plan for school aid that he recommended last year. ' N called for a federal ootiey of sbeut SLM0,M0,0W over • long period to help needy ecbool dis­ tricts pay off bonds for eouetruet* tag now classrooms. JACKSON, Min. (UPI) - A But Eisenhower, ia rending his address, tossed in the extra sen­ long-secret FBI report on the tence stating that his budget for l/nehlng of Negro Mack Charles Uw neat fiscal year would show a Parker last April contains stetepi.MO.ono.eeo surplus "to be ap­ ments from three men that they plied against our national debt." Liberal House Democrats seised thit statement as Justification tor their pay-now program of taggsr federal grants within Uw next few years for building iclwol*. Bsp. Frank Thompson Jr. (D* N. J.) said Risoohower’s saliclpa* od surplus "might hatter be used lor ear greatest natural resource —our children.” Tjwapson, who supported ■ pleted after a month-long FBI in last summer. largtf program last year, said he verilgotlon None of the statements contained wae "willing te compromise and •pend Just as much si Uw Presi­ admissions that tho authors had dent recommended la IM7.” He themselves gone to Uw Jell to get recalled the President then rec­ Parker, a truck driver who was ommended US million dollars an­ being held on a charge of having raped a white women. nually for four years. One of Uw three men was quot­ Bop. . Cleveland M. Bailsy (D* W. Vi.), chairman of tho House ed is saying that, because of education subcommittee, said El­ fear, ho gavo JaU kegs to four senhower's message "opened the men who came to his home the door a little” on school construct night of April M. a few hours be­ fore the lynching. The report said Uoo. But BsUey.dtscrUwd as "so he told FBI agenti he knew the much political hooey” Uw Fresh men "wouldn't hesitate” to do him or bis family bodily harm If Thursday morning, bo lied her to ■ tree, the told, and drove back boms for soma eeiled laundry. Stanton fainted whan be was ar­ rested. Authorities notified tha girl's father, whs flaw ham lor 'Drench* Coat Sale SOUTHEND, England (UPI)— Most of tho stock was drenched Thuriutay whan • largo water pipe buret in n High Street etor*. The etor* specialise! ta raincoats. home ta Florida following a long­ term lease on M acres of land occupied by Uw Royal Palm Polo rounds at Baca Rato* for use of Polo Unlimited, Inc. Membara and frienda attend­ ing tho Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church Sunday will be pleased to find tha Installa­ tion of now pawa completed. The pawa have bean purchased as o part of a project of refurn­ ishing the isncutery ia order to enhance Ms dignity and appeal to tha worshipper*. New Itemi of furniture have also been Install­ ed in the classroom* adjacent to the sanctuary, tha pew* were procured from Southern Desk Company. H. M. Gleason of Lako Mary has recently completely refinished the floors at the church. Alter the morning service Sun­ day aa honorary dinner will be held on behalf ef Mr. and Mrs. Pat McCarthy, The,- McCarthy* have been valuable and faithful workers hi severs! departments of Uw church for Uw past three years. They have been much Help in the Sunday school, Uw Junior Choir, sad other youth work. They art a Navy family and will bo transferred within a few days te Memphis, Tenn. Dinner will be served ta Uw educational buildtag. PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The IfW atari-labor diapnto, which in* eluded a record-imaahlng 116-day strike, ended ia a photo finisj . Both the steel companies’ 'stock­ holders and the MO,000 United Steelworkers members eould claim victory — or prove losers. U will take month* to develop Um picture. No major steel company re­ duced dividends to Us sbarchoM* era. Pittsburgh area steel work­ ers generally agrand that the strike wage loss — roughly PL­ OW per man — was worth tho joust. Most ondsd up with aa an­ nual income as good or belter thea (heir take borne pay la re­ cession-ridden IBM. ‘T lost more time la ISM than I ever spent on strike this year," Slid Ernest Lewis, n crane ope­ rator in tho open hearth de­ partment at Jones A Lsyghlin Steel'! Pittsburgh* works. Lewli, a veteran of U years ta Uw steel mills, went on: "I got nothing but unemploy­ ment compensation and Supple­ mental Unemployment Benefit* for sitting out the recession ta 1*51. Happy Hippos ____ PORTELIZABETH, ELIZABETHSouth Ad­ rien (UPI) — Trengelllaae "tart­ lets" will be shot tote the ftaehp ports of hippopotami before truaeporting them 1,000 ssilae tram Kruger National Park to Add* Game Preserve, a park spokes­ man reported today. *289,197.00 In earnings , paid savers In 1909 Hospital Notes 3 B at F atalitiei GENEVA (UPI) — Bate wore responsible for three of the 11 fatal eases ef rabies In the Unit­ ed Btetee ta Uw post two years, tho World Health Organisation reported Thursday. fu tu re fo r Federal Bhunity, and relu m e to them a substantial r e w a r d - e a r o i n p I M orw y rfC K V V O N«wt And AdvcrtiitiMiit by tla n u w y 119* T bou e eerrUnga b a n |uat been credited to the a t v in f i a c c m m . feounands o f folka in o u r ccm im m lty . It’s m on ey you, to o , ca n y m t a im yarn, t o bu ild y ou r a a v tofs and f iv e an a K tn n a r k to r um t �' *---------^ n B K K B S W ^ T ------- ** ~T**r' I mi? *■ Tax Payments Near Million g ra n to b WEATHER: Fair through Tuaaday. High today, 80-84. Low tonight, 66-64. * IQ U IL U United Preen Leased Wire EaUbUxhed 1908___ MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1960 IAN FORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Slocks National Hate Group ‘Suspected Personal Tax Now Part Of Total Assessed • m A “ ... a week " Crewe X . T____ wed k* two warntog tatoam to Jewish m aimllar to torlai from a aemltle writer in Virginia, wld the Virginian supplied proMari material to member* at a group arrested for the IMS bombtog of the Atlanta ------- Jewish -a , Temple , . ------Craws sold the suspect is known to bsve received literature and Nasi decorations by mail fr.m a northern city. Ho wee carry­ ing noo-Nasl literatnee whan arnested. Crews aald. In Berlin, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived today from Bonn on hia aanuM vlah and was expected to make his Brat public statement' an tbo wave of antlSemtttam that has gweft Wont Germany* Adenauer fa keeping n premise be made when ha hi same, shato teller' hi imb - to via* West BorHo at lea* once each year. During • three day atay to will address the Berlin senate, tear the city sad told ■ reception. Ho already too privately de­ nounced the wgve sf ewaetikaMinting and the government fl­ eeIf attacked nnU-Bemlttam ta an o f f i c i a l s f tomato. Informed sources toltoved to woubf oss to speak sat afflafslly. Mikler Boy Critical After Track Fall An 11-year-old Stavta boj lepoefd ta “ crltlssl" soadtltaa t o today to the Florida Sanltartsm at Orlande sftar to slippsd and fall off s pick-up trash yesterday after, see sf Mr. sad Mrs. Andrew Mikler, was sluing to the bask end sf (to track ■ad apparently MB sir, hitting Ms toad an toe pavzmeat as tto truck wm moving. An toBcial to tto hospital re­ ported that (he boy may have to a (raotarod skuM and Is In a seml-cenactoua stats. student Ward AROUND THE ROAD-E-0 BARRELS Seminole Waters in the Jaycea National tsenage driving contest. Eleven students had thair driving skill tasted Saturday at ths city parking lot next to take Monroe. Watching Waters to makh aura he doesn't hit the barrel are, from left, 8gt. Lao Rock, Jaycea Road-s-o ehairman Jimmy DeBrlne and Deputy L. J. Krix. The winner of ths local segment of ths national contest will be announced at tha Jaycea luncheon Thursday. (S ta ff Photo) Red Test Plan Protested WASHINGTON (UP1) - Assis least* Democratic Leader Mtks Mantalaid baa urged a strong U. S. pretest against Busala'a plea to test « powerful aaw roctot ta (he Contra! Pacific. M (to Bovtat Union Igaoroo aueh a protest, he said, lha United States should seek a special ses­ sion of tto United Nations to "oonsider and deal with this high­ handed pronouncement." The Montana senator a mem­ ber af (to senate Foreign Rela­ tione Committee, talegraphed hia views Sunday night to Secretary of State Christian A. Harter, ‘ Mansfield described M "arro­ gant" ths Soviet plan io set aside IT,000 square mile* to Ito Pacific tor the missile test. Russia an­ nounced Igat teat week It planned to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dome- eoimced antis National Chairman Paul M. Bettor Merged Sunday that tba Elsenhower admlnlitratlon engl* and planes to stay out of the ares There was os immediate reply neared tto ood of the ateel dia"ta taasm the election" of to Mansfield’s demand for a U. Prtoldato Bichard M. Nixon S. protest. But the Slate Depart­ ment Mid last week it planned no M (to. next president. •in. Thurston B. Morton (R- protest. Officials aald there wm Ky.), tha Republican national nothing Illegal ta the Russian chairman, Immediately denied tto warning for ships >nd planes to accusation. Ha and Butler locked stay away. to n s to a television debate. Tto second session of the Nth Butler said "tto most signifi­ Congress plunged today into tte cant statement that waa made first full working week with early about tto steal aetttoment was skirmishing on two major battlemade by tto WaQ Street Journal, (rente — civil righto and missilewhich la certainly not a Democra­ ■pace spending. tic source.” Sen. Jacob Javtts (R.-N. T ) He Mid the administration "al­ announced to would Introduce to­ lowed the strike to exist" and day a package af five civil rights than mads M a polities! Be" to bills, including ooa calling sad It, of federal registrars to "The Wall Btrnst Journal claim­ assure voting rights. ed that Vies President Nison •oasts Republican Leader Evermade a deal with tto steal cornpantos whereby they would agroo ett M. Dirkaen (HI.) promptly Is this settlement and withhold predicted that Ito registrars pro­ any price Increase until after posal would become ooe of tto I t o ," Butler aald, "notii flee " controversial" Issues of tto new session which convened Wedneetto election." Morton, who disagreed with Butter potat-fay-point to their de­ • Z toe missile-space issue, Bap. bate over tto stool strike aed Overton Brooks (D U .) charged other issues, declared "I fool that tto administration's program sura that tha vies president mad* waa clouded by "duplication, tivno deal with any company about airy and Indecision. He plinnad when K would ar would net relea to announce today a witness* list for Houm Spars Committee in­ prim . vestigation sterling next Monday, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), Sled Pad Fixed, Butler Charges a a Democratic presidential pros­ pect, accused President Risen* bower Sunday night of giving tha people mistaken Information about ths status of the defense sod ■pace programs. Jaycees To Make Award To Young W A V B / ’i i ' Teacher Of Year ■ If ' The Jaycses will pay tribute to the teaching profession during Jay cm Week next week when they honor a faculty member selected from Sanford, Lake Mary and Lake Monroe schools as Young Teacher of the Year. Selection of the outstanding young teacher wUl be part of the WMk-long observance of Jayree Week In which young people In srvoral fields will be recognised. The Jaycees also have inaugurated a Young Sailor of the Year award for Navy enlisted men aa a new tea tun this year. The faculty of each school wilt be asked ta nominate a representative teacher not more than 35 years old and five local citiiens will judge tto nominees and choose a winner. Nominees will to Judged on pro­ fessional training, experience, ac­ tivities and personal characteris­ tics, plus recommendations of school principals. Chairman Vernon Mize of Uie young teacher eommittce has ask­ ed that Ml nominations for this award to ta not later than Jan. II. Tto award will to presented, along with others, at the awards night Jan. to which will climax Jaycrc Week. The winner of tha local award will to taigthto far the Florida Young Teacher of the Year contest sponsored bp tto state Jaycea or­ ganisation. "By Mloctlng a young teacher of tto year, tto Jaycees propose to ackflowtedg* tto contribution! of teachers te tto progress and wel­ fare of the state and to encourage better qualified and larger num­ The County Commission i* ex­ bers of students to enter the teach­ pected to name an architect tomor­ ing told," Miu aald. row to draw up preliminary plaM for a new county Jail, Ths discussion on naming the Luke Mary Firemen architect will start at l:30.p. m.. Commission Chairman John Krider Meet Tomorrow said today. Ths Inks Mary Voluntas, Fire Krider said this morning that Department will meet at tha Fire preliminary plana submitted by Houm at • p. m. Tuesday. All architect James Gamble Rogers of firemen and men vho are inWinter Park will to studied and (created ta the department ar* discussed before naming an archi­ urged to to present at tha instal­ tect. Roger* conducted a study of lation of new officers and ta make flaal plans for the training jail facility needs early last year. program which wIR be conducted ■* next month by Instructors from the Mata Fire College. Peterson Rites Runaway Debutante Ends Board To Discuss Up In Europe With Fiance Architect For Jail 0 ANTWERP, Belgium (UPI) — Runaway New York debutante Gamble Benedict, II, is some­ where ta Europe trying to mar* ry a 35-year-old unemployed Ro­ manian "aa quickly as potslble before my family can step In," n ship's officer Mid today. But a New York attorney said tha man, Andrei Pormnbeonu, la net free to marry her. Porum% beenu la separated but net di­ vorced from i former wife who is tha mother of Me seven-year* old daughter, according to Pamfil ' Riposanu, who said to tod rep­ resented tto wife, Maddy, ta an unsuccessful reconciliation at­ tempt more than s year ago. Another friend of Porumbesnu, however, Mid to waa sure tto man must to free because to had told him ef plana to marry. 0 again, and he Is an honest man." Mia* Benedict, belreaa to n Remington typewriter fortune, ran nwny from her grandmother*! peered very much in love and quoted ,the young society girl as telling hlmt "We Intend te get married in Europe as quickly as possible before my family can slap In." Tto couple left Antwerp for Paris Sunday afternoon, ship's officers said. Porumbeanu, aon of a Roma* "tea army colonel and a one­ time student ta the nation’s lop military school, became an Amer. lean cltixen through service in the U, B, Army. Miron Butarlu, an old friend, said In New York that be had been best man at Porutnbeanu’a wadding in Germany In 1944 to Maddy Scbneikart, daughter ef a Stuttgart teacher. Butarlu said hia friend and tha wealthy young debutante met last pummer while Porumbeenu wsa working aa n chauffeur at South Hampton for Mr*. Ante Bulova, widow of (be chairman of the Bulova Watch Co. Doc. tT, tto dog after tor debut Butarlu Mid to amt ether f riend* had triad to bring about poly* She and forumbeanu arrived n reconciliation between Ponimbaami nad Mn wtfe but tod lotied and that to had «IsmsHw I that they are divorced" for about two their !ivr -•JWJi’-e&kzeOf. ^-tve NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock prices at t p. m. a.s.t.: American Airlines .... 22 te ion* Amtrican Tobacco .. MS Bethlehem Steal ......... Site Chrysler ................. sou Lhirtiss-Wright ........... 162% DuPont .................... Eastman Kodak ....... loss Ford Motor ............... to* General Electric ...... HS « '• General Motors ......... Graham Psiga ......... . III loti. TAT .................. JTte M% Urillsrd Minute Mild .... lite Penney ............ 1*1 Penn HR ......... Ilk WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Royal Americas 1*4 SO'* AFL-CIO, apparently angry with tears Roebuck .. Standard OU NJ tote both Republicans and Democrats, itudebaker ...... ate demanded today that Congress Nte approve a seven-point "must" U. S. Steel....... WesttagtxHue El. lMU program or face the consequences ■t the polls next November. "Our warnings do longer ran be taken lightly," said AFL-CIO President George Meany in open­ ing a three-day legislative confer­ ence attended by aoo union lead­ ers .from throughout tha nation. Meany ealled upon Congress lo overcomo "financial Untidily and political cowardice" ta approve an Increase ta the rcdcral minimum wage, higher Jobless pay, biggar defense spending and other laborbacked measures. "We. . .are growing increas­ County taxpayers w i l l pa y ingly impatient with (rustrating thrir personal property tax on a daisy*, with the lack of construepercentage basis for ths Brat time Uva achievement and with tha usla the county's history. brokaa record of brohon Tax Assessor Rlchsnt McCanns es." he e*M. said today that for IMO ths mottod This waa regarded u a rabuka of assessing this particular type af ta the Democratic majority In personal property will to m n per­ Congress few what tto AFL-CIO centage baste an tto vata* af tto term* a "mediocre record ta tto home. first session of iht Mth Congress. The percentage Iq baled an X* Meany also lashed out at Ito coot of Ito total steeasmeat Republican administration's tightwith the 11 mill rite, <to money policy, its warnings about ount of the tax ie very amall. inflation and otl-.r signs af what (McCanns, citing an example, to sMlad "defeatism ” ■aid that for tto average 110,000 .There ta an election comtag amassed property, tto personal up n a s t N o v a m t o r ," to M id . property lax would to approxi­ "If we get our people In regis­ mately DS.ao at Ito present M mIH ter and vote, If wo pinpoint Ito tax rata. lsauM sod tto voting records af­ Personal property I n e l n d e a fectively, wa can get a governhousehold furnishing* and Ml per­ sonal offsets. The new method, according ta McCanns, greatly raciUtatea work ta tto tax •saaMor's erfire and la an added jt 6 through December and that.fUture has in­ creased greatly over the past two weeks, Galloway reported also that 2,762 new auto tags have been sold thus far for • total of $32,705.78. Galloway said his office is trying to handle the tax workload as efficiently and speedily as possible, .He pointed out that the office is now remaining open during noon hours to assist taxpayers, Labor Threatens Congress A t Polls JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPDEvidence of tba existence af national bate organization head' by ■ "fanatical fuehrer" baa bet turned over to the FBI. The disclosure wm made Sta today by Lt. J. O. Crews, bead i the Jacksonville polico depai meat’s intelligence division. Craws said an admirer of Na doctrines bad been arrested i connection with swaetlkas paints oo the Jacksonville Jewish Cei ter. "The suspect may be the loc leader of a national anU-J*wls anti-Negro underground organit lion under tba direction of fanatical fuehrer epecaUag east < a northern etty/’ ho aald. Crews said the. 25 ) car-old au peel, whom he declined to idem tpr, had been releaacd pending l FBI report on evidence. "We turned over all ovidom tad (ladings of total tnlwmgiliana te tha FBI ta Weehtagtan," Craws said. "H should receive m NO. 604 County and city officials Mid today nearly <1 million In taxes hnve been paid Moca the tax noDoctiona started thin year. County Tnx Collector John Galloway reported that $476,088.18 hna been col­ lected by hia office as of last Friday and 10,216 receipts issued. City Clerk Henry Tamm Jr, reported that $.108,406.81 has been collected Set Wednesdoy Funeral Mrvlces for Mrs. Starl­ ing Peterson, former Sanford res­ ident, wUl te held at 3 p. m Wednesday si the Church of the Good Shepherd, Jacksonville, wilh tto Rev. Valentino Lm officiat­ ing. Burial will to ta Evergreen Cemetery, Jacksonville. Pallbearers wilt to Dr. Thomas Palmar, Alfred D. Stevens, Ran­ dolph H. Thompson, George SenMae, Mr. Ssnonk and Mr. Meath. Ito in a p bMMm m m wfH to Martoot B, Pipe, Edward H. Host, PhOtip B. May and Sam C. W. V. Billing Dies Aflerikori JHaest. Humane Society Schedules Meeting The first public meeting of the newly formed Semiaoia County Humana Society wUl to told at > p. ra. Thursday at tbs Ameri­ can !>cgion Hall on Hwy. ti-ti. Permanent officers will be nam­ ed and membership dues for tto organization will be discussed. Temporary President Mr*. Har­ riet Cowley aald today that ten­ tative plans call for memberships to consist of Junior, SO eenta, con­ tributing, |li annual, Mi support­ ing. flO and llfetlma, 3100. AU lntereited persons are nrgsd to attend the meeting. Two Are Charged In Bolita Raid Wlikerson Van Bitting, M, died oarly tale morning attar a short Ha had beaa a resident of Sanfar 30 years sad was a es­ tiva of Ocala. Ho w m manager of Touchtao Drug Co,, a member of lha Firm Methodist Church of Sanford, raembe- of Mason Lodge to and of the Elks Club of Sanford. He U survived by his wife, Mre. Ruth C. Bitting; one daugh­ ter, Mrs. E, C. Waldheim; two brothers. Perry Billing and Fred BlMlng and !w« sisters, Mrs. A. F, Last and Mre. Walter Blanch­ ard. The family requests that Oowsrs be omitted, Funeral arrangements are in­ complete, and will to announced by Brisioo Funeral Home. Lions To Hear Stock Analyst Stock analyst Harman Cade will 1*11 Sanford Lkma of his experience with securities at tto Lions Clvte Center luncheon tomorrow. Gade, who is prosidaat of Security Asso­ ciate* and la on tha board of direc­ tors of the Florida Growth Fuad, hM been ta the tavssfcneat Reid Two County Negro women were charged with poiscstioa of totita tickets by deputies during the weekend. Deputies arrestad Mrs. Viola Brawn ef Bipes Ave., Midway, late Priday sight and WUhtomane since Jams*, of Ml W. tlta Bt., I Mon­ day night. Deputies also hava arrestad Jim Brown, Sanford Negro charged with forging three checks of L. A. Dude of Oviedo. Oviedo Council Dinner Tonight The Oviedo city oouncil wtN told a dinner lor ks Incoming and out­ going members at Ito Oviedo Cllr Hell tonight. Attending tto f p. m. dinner will to re-elected Mayor M. L. Gary, Councilman W. Bon Clontt, J. Y. Karris and V. M. Martin and newly elected Council* men Ben Jones sad B, F. Ward Jr. Former council men Joe I. Beasley and Karl DaU Mm will attend. New M eeting Place? Chorui T o Rehearse O ffice Stays Open Tto county stay •pea eotalnuourty ______ tram B Election Planned s. m. natil B p m. Ito Oviedo Chamber of Cam ■i. * “ marM wtR told Ha annual rlcrlion of officers Jan. 21 at T:-J p. m. in clerk’s wage from It to li.M aa hour and extension of coverage. Federal standards ta raise upemployment benefit* and freo medical Insurance for aoclal as* curity recipients. Adoption of civil rights legiala* lion to and "second-claa* citizen­ ship." Federal aid to depressed areas. Program to build homes, wipe out slums, rebuild dttas and p r » vide new- roads and airport*. News Briefs a Impromptu Show NEW YORK (UPI) - Comedian Mlllon Bari* gave an improm performance Sunday aboard a Angeles-bound Jot airliner that developed landing gear trouble and waa returning lo Naw York. Berta offered ta do a routine to kooR tto US passengers from worn? lag, and kept H up for two toufa ur’ ’| the craft Handed safely. Gambling Chargee S Florida Slate Bank's chairman of Uw board. F. |. McNxttf, told bank etocktotdara last wore that he topes next January’s stockholders’ meeting will to told Alderm en T o M eet Tto Casselberry Board of Al­ in tto new beak buildtag across dermen will hold its regular First St. Tto stockholders present meeting at 1:30 p. ra. today ia recommended that the hoard pewreed as fast as possible with Ito tto taws Woman's Club. oew buildtag. About M at trs attaaded tto meeting. The Sanford Mala Chorus will meet for a rehearsal at T:M p. m. today ta the UKO building. mint Mint places human needs ■bove (he demands of big busi­ ness." Msany lisled the following mea­ sure* as unfinished business which he ssid Congress could Ig­ nore no longer: Regaining superiority In military weapons "whatever ihe cost." Federal aid for school construc­ tion and improvement of teach­ ers* salaries. An Increase In the minimum HKV.UKOKGK SWALLOW assumed Iho duties ef go■latent prtaot of Holy Croto Episcopal Church in San­ ford recently. Father Swal­ low wtN shore in the ser­ vice*. pariah activities and will U availabts for eounm 1Ub|. • Ju . 5 MIAMI (UPI) - Tan peraoM faced gambling charge* today at­ tar a weekend raid tore which Mtted 31,DM In eeeh and a radta set for receiving Cuban lottery numbers. Agents estimated tto ring woe doing a 33.303 to 310,(MB a day buatataa before tto raid Sett urday. Tto raiders broke into • northwest Miami residence to ett Faircloth In R a ct MIAMI (UPI) © j | VJ rat Committee Of 100 To Meet Tuesday The Committee of 100 will hold a meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. as. ta Ito annex of tba Sanford Civic Canter. Tto primary purpose of this meeting U to Meet officers and committee chairmen for Ito com­ ing year. Maurice Marshall, head of Eotertatament Knterplses, will to •reseat to give an up-to-dsl* report oo tto progress of Circualapd. The public ta Invited ta attend, Scott Bums, ehairman of ito m b miltee, said. Polict Hunt Squirrel Thief Poltao today ar* looking for a squirrel thief. Luther TMker of SM E. Mth Bt. reported to police AM sometime leal night someone entered hia yard sod stole tto squirrel and tto cage. Police found Ito cage too yards from tto Taeker Miami of more for ito laiBmr eoualieg. Fairttath announced to wiM ran aiitato former representative CUM Rett rail for tto Senate seat. Tto softt was vacated when former sea* lor Jm Eaton was sppstatii to Beard Appointed GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Waefc Coach Percy Beard today w m named aeetetant director ef athle­ tics ta tim first official . ctloe to tto UMvcratty ef Florida AthleUe Director Bay Graves. Beard, wto has beaa .Florida track coach lines HM, zlsa wifl continue to serve aa bustaoM manager end track coach under G ram wto was named athletic director and head football ooa eh Saturday. Weight Control EVANSVILLE, lnd. (UPI) — Maad Johnson A Co. onoouaeed today It has marketed' t sew weight control product which sop* pitas t nutritionally balanced* hunger satisfying, pM-caterte dally diet. Tto product, Metiwenl, row. tains m drugs, tto company m M, M ta ■ powder which, when 41* sMved ta water, makes a have* UTw* �_____ Highway Fund ■ ’ robe Planned iBy Road Group m • BLUNOTON, Ohio (UPI) —A p York Central paaaengar train Bod a signal tower and deid Sunday night, killing four mm and Injuring 41. baggage car burst into ilamo, the Ore did ant spread. . ivea car* of the la-ear South, larn 14mHod epparantly were id o f (ha track after adieetf aa oak tod a baggage car -boggago ear. rtwo aWldran Sabanolar, a postal dark, wae hospitalized with possible Internal Injurle*. Twenty**!* per*ont were admitted to hospital*, In Obcriln. Lodi, Medina and Elyria, but only one wa* luted In critical condi­ tion. . Tha New York Central epokee* man la ladlaaapoll* aald tbe wracked earn alia were belcg searched for additional victim*, but he said ha believed all bad been found. Tha deed Included the train's fireman, Philip J. Lehman, 44, of Cleveland; two Pennsylvania Rail­ road conductors, Kannalh V. Hale, 41, of Boecdale, Ind., and George p. Kummell. of Indianapolis, who wen cn rout# to a union conven­ tion in Clavaland, and an unlden**%# ,<SLWUHll*-Cleveland train •arriad about 1U pasiengere. "Glaia blow all over the place," •aid M. Sgt. Arthur W. Cyphers, 41, stationed at Grifflta Air Perea Beat. Roma. N. V. "AH tba eaata a^ma loose and the luggage • mlftova. hA dtiiw nrfllD flowH. Cypher*,- who aUo wae In the piaienger-baggagt ear aald ‘ we wen all trapped until aomeone got the door open with a sledge A railroad empleya stationed la the wooden tower escaped Just be­ fore the train struck. Ambulance driver Arthur Salo, of Obcrlln, aald the woman had been "aqueeied te death." "She wae buried under seat* and wa bad to pull two living paeecngera from atop her body," Marlon Tudor, K, of Wellington, laid he saw tho wreck and raa to the darailad cars to help reaeuo passengers. Tudor aald the engineer, A. Ker* eteln, wa* injured and dated. "I have no brakue, no air, no horn, no epoodomotar and no nothing,” Tudor quoted him ai laying. Kereteln wee hospitalised but was not reported in critical condition. la addition la tha baggage car and tba paesangcr-baggaga ear the train had tbraa passenger Governor's Race Shaping Up Unemployment Taxes Slated Te Drop In '60 TALLAHAS8KB (UPI) — Uoemployment Inntraacte taaoe will bo lower In Mao, saving Plartda employer* about II mlllioa dallari. Industrial Commission Chair­ man Jamas T. VoeoUa aald about u.ooo omplayun will benefit from IHa reduction on tho average of ftftlA Ogfh Tha laaa rota will bo 1.1 par coot compared te l.f In MM. Tha now rata will be only 1 per aant for builoeieea allowed a lower rat* because of food ospcricneo. This rate In INS waa 1.M par cent. Lower tan rata* were mode fund total of M4,TM,TM .at .Hm end of IMS. Thto MMOatod to more than 4 per cent of tho Us­ able payrolls of ntl ompioyan, ■utovstlceUy providing Ibo lower rate. In efUM. the cut merely lower* ■n increaso that wont into effect at toe Mart of )MS whan tbe tnmt Mad Mend htfew toe 4 par aant level. Vocelie s a i d Jektm baaafke W5.GS. Circles Plan M eetings alatura'a Interim committee on made will Inmatlgato n charge that moet of tha etata'e highway fond* win bo tied up on big eity project* lor year* to coma, Tho committee Saturday voted to aommoo Urn state Hoad Board to exoleia It* present and future ■pendlog plana. Chairman Scott Kelly «f Lakeland laid tha moat* lag would ho aehoduled la tha ■ear future. Gov. LaBoy Collin* defended —linilfii MlleiM iant hen Sunday. ha*a He aald__________________ ___ curtailing pending la Miami and other title* when ho said tha aaoi la greatest. Ceiling raid ho was "elected ea a platform to build roads on a koala of need, nat to a bests of ■lisa." TIM Jaiat Sonata-House interim oommlttea on roods Saturday anaaoaeod a toras-pronged Investi­ gation of road policies. la addition In laaUaf lata arboa rood buildins. Ike commtttoo sold it would Invaatlsatu poymuuto to private eagtooartag firm* employed for hr an appearance of La Moata Gran nf Orlando, Ho charged that IS par scat of federal highway funds era going into city road systems. Ho told too committee Urn road board waa preparing contracts Mr big eity axprtsawaya which would tie up Flerbie’a road building nvnntM for yaari. Colllaa answered that roads era built on too besia of need and ant mMao Mo nold k waa ao eocrot that Uw Initial federal tator-etate highway money waa betas spent on expressways and otoar pewjaota hi Miami and other WASHINGTON (UPI) v - Them 1* a crop of 'contenders for the Democratic protldooUal nomlna, Uon Nut *Mr. ir ♦Ja^'-tlde slcr, about one contender'! crop of hair. Sen. John r, Kennedy (D-Mass.) who hope* to win U>e nomination and go on to victory at tho poll* In November, already haa eeored at another kind of polo — tho barbor’a. It’a n long atory cut abort, a balr*raUlng yanr that may be denied ai ihtar noaaanat. Thera hti beta a definite change In Kennedy1* appearance In recent week*. Ob»erver* noted ,h*> longer doe* the 41-year* eld s*nsior have one of hi* old trademark* — a siock of hair Jutting over hi* forehead with ■ so m ew h at w ild mop o f fluiiifrMg Kennedy' chock of hair la Demo Committee Sets Meet Jan. 23 It wa* a top policy decision by Kennedy'* political general* at a “ summit1’ conference. The chenge la appearance tr noticeable to nearly all who eaw Kennedy ' ‘before1* and "after." rui Kennedy’* aide* refuied to admit there' ha* boon a d n eet HU campaign headquarter* pren aide, Pierre Salinger, raid “ I haven’t noticed a thing," he added, “ thla la not a policy *»•*tion." The one man who knowa moat ■bout the aeerat clip laa’t talking, Ha’a Kennedy’i barber who raid. "I'm forbidden to give aot any Information on that." Jan. SI. Executive Committee Obairmaa Jamie Milligan announced the dele hern Sunday. Ha raid the meeting would begin at M:M a. m. In tho San Juan Hotel. MUUgan invited dm chairman and members of Mending com­ mittees te meat Friday preceding tba annual full committal meeting to dlmae resolutions and mom* mendathma they defin to make or ■ubmit to tlm committee. "All public officiali and candi­ dal** fir atatewtde office* subject to the May Democratic primary Red Skaters W in STOCKHOLM, gwodm (UPI) Russia defeated Sweden, 4-0, Sun­ day to win the two-match Inter­ national Ice hockfy series- The Soviet abatere, hold to a 4-4 tit Friday, displayed a faM-breaklns attack to outwk too Swedish do* foase'Ja too Boole. Take Soccer Opener MEXICO CITY (UPI) - San Lorenxo nf Argentina epened ton Pentagonal soccer games Sunday with a 3-J victory over Toluca of Mexico. A pair of goals by San Filippo provided too Argentine champions with took margin of victory, ESTABLISHED OVBB IB TEAKS Graft Opens Naw C a r Lot Thursday Bran Motors oar let at Frei Avo* and Seventh Sc M open business, bot wilt gto tta effij etait nt asgraad opening Thnrai fiats and toad rare wil b i i an ton ML Austria Sweeps WKNGBN, Swilaerlaad (UPI)— Austria, kd kqr Hale Lattnor and Pnppt SUcglar, ewept the aislera nvant Sunday In ton Lauberhcrn Trophy ski races. Dan Broake et at "Circus !?**?"* b + • * + • • * * * * fain motor drive it—nod UeSm to M—vary ooen V I S I T TOVM L O C A L Hsuiasls Rails A TV, msCsUiy Aw. W. 0. Kmk, ML 1, B*a US-H, Uksftov D Pud's Turn A Csuatey, U33 Orlande Mv* AVTUOKIB C A D I L L A C D B A I H O LLER WOSflp a PALMETTO M OTOR SALES 8AHF0JU). rLOIIDA — m AND DRIVE TUI 19*0 CADILLAC TODAY - ■ ’w m ijPlfir MB3 I i �Mon. Jan. 11, I960—Paga * Hillbilly Singer Jimmie Davis SAVf C H O IC E f fleeted Governor Of Louisiana NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — The twangy atraim of “ you art my •unihine, my only sunshine . . •" wefted through the wall of aohbln* trumpet* on Hourbon Street.It harkened back to 18 year* ■*o, whtn Jimmie Dari* rode that »ong to the governor'* man­ sion. That tame Davie, grayer, •paunchier, but still at mild ai ever, is in again. He beat dapper JeLesseps Mor­ riion, mayor of Naw Orleans, by 73,000 votes in Saturday's Democratic primary. There will not be enough Republican opposition to even worry ftim at he prepare* My Sunshine” a hillbilly clatsic .during the campaign that made •him governor in 1911. The *ong echoed through the *treet» again es he and hi* party trouped from hotel to hotel celebrating hi* vietory. It was a record vote for Loulei---------------------------------------------44 f g 111 j; ifi \ a n t f l r n N flV V I I .la illV I U IU IIJ - Men Commissioned Saturday morning at ceremonies hefe and at Newport, R . I., eleven Sanford Navy men turned in their enlisted uniform* and became commiiaioned officer* In the U. S. Navy. Each of tha new Ensigns specialty. comtnieiioned A, if. Campbell <VAH-5>, K. M. Tourney (VAH-U) and C. R. Bone and J. Halaten, both formerly of VAH-3, Each of the new officers must complete the officer indoctrination course at Newport before gains to bin next duty elation. Area Toastmasters To Host Officers The Somlnole Toastmasters Club of Sanford will be host la officer* 9 and representatives from ail Flor­ ida Taastmaitcra Clubs here Satur­ day. Tha occasion will be a busines i and training meeting of District 47 of Toastmaitcrs International. Dis­ trict 47 takes in tha entire State of Florida. Tha business session will taka place in tha morning and afternoon nt Mar Lou's Restau­ rant. Saturday evening, tka Toast­ masters and their wiva* will meat 9 at Mar Lou's for n banquet and speaking program. In Wednesday’s regular meeting, which was n warm up after tha holidays, tha Florida School Sys­ tem was the subject of two speak­ ers. Phil Harward spoke oa tha need for progressive education in the Sanford aehools. Chet Guerry delivered aa illuminating speech on integration in Plorida schools. • NOW OPEN • B R A SS M OTORS 7th * French FIATB - USED CARS OPRN TILL EVHMNGI ana — much more than the fir*t primary turnout Dec. S, which »ent Gov. Earl K. Lon* to politi­ cal oblivion on hi* “ pea patch” Davis, fif, campaigned on |*tform of “ peace and hnrmnny, aimed at the turbulent' years of the Long regime*, and intoned that he believed in “ live and let live" a* the quartet »wayed and *ang “ let there be peace in the valley . . . " .Thera will almoit certainly be peace. Davl*' previou* term from 1044*48 w*» «o uneventful that he we* able In |o tn Hollywood and make record* and B movie*, something which Incurred the wrath of hi* opponent* In this race. Morriion won the first primary but there were 11 candldatei In the race to cut up the country vale then. In Saturday'! election It wa» clear-cut between the city boy and the country boy and It wa» a bright »unny day—bringing out Davi*' country backera in drove*. Brigitte Has Boy rAR1S (UPl)-Brlgelte Bardot shocked him Into a case of nerves. He was released from the army * « • b,« * *«*■» 0 * »««n-pound because of his nervousness and four ounce boy In an announc­ has spent the time sine* in the ment ao well publicised that apartment of his wife while wait­ frowji gathered outside her ing for Nicola* to arrive. She reWest End apartment to cheer. fused to go to a hospital, prefer­ fhe 2S-y*ar-old movie star who ring childbirth in a home fitted married 25-year-old matinee Idol with the latest obstelriral devices. Jacques Charrler last June 18 And although the apartment named her firstborn Nicola*. The was jammed and packed with such birth WB< reported to have been equipment no one had thought to without difficulty and both mother provide a pair of icales and it was some time before Nicolai could be weighed. Scales were movie romps made her a symbol rushed in past a cheering crowd of sex In France, it the highest- of newsmen, police, tourists and paid movie aetreaa in French hi*- other curious. The birth came around 1:10 a.m. tory. In a few year* her figure and the few wi»p* of cloth which in tha luxurious apartment and usually covared it rocketed her Charrier telephoned the good news from obscurity to such fams ihe at once to his father, a retired la known merely as “ BB.” colonel, who lives in th* southern Charrler himself attained notor. city of Montpellier at th* other lety last fall when he wa* draft­ and of France. The birth had not ed Into (ha French army. The been expected for several days, sight of hi* wife's scantily-clad but Brigitte’s parsnts were infor­ pinup* on th* barracks walls and med in time and they managed the vulgar remarks of his buddies to arrive for tha birth. ** WASHINGTON (UPI) — St*. Stuart Symington (D.Mo.) says ha would like to be president next year, even though ha It not an avowed candidate for )h* Demo­ cratic nomination. Symington, mentioned aa a poasibla compromise selection by th* Democrats, mads it clear on * nationwide television program Sun. day night that ha is ready and will­ ing to run U hia party nominal** him. He said h« did not plan "at least at this time” to enter any presidential preferential primaries and was not actively seeking deleg atea to support him at th* Demo, cratic convention neat July. But asked If hs would ilk* to ha president In I960, Symington replied, “ I certainly would." He addad that anyone in politics would like to ha promoted to th* Whit* House. Symington's statement climaxed 4 series of weekend political de­ velopment* surtlng with th* dis­ closure that Vice President Rich­ ard If. Nixon had become an avowad candidate for tha GOP WASHINGTON {UPD—"Uberals in the Houie have been Ion* on political ipeedira and abort, on political power.1' Speaking is Rep. Lee Metcalf (D-Mnnl.). Hit aentimenta are shared by moil northern Democrallc Congressmen. Now they arc finally doing aomething about It. “ In many caiea wo haven't had the rote*." Metcalf laid. “ But in other ca»f* we've been handicap­ ped becauie we haven't been a* well organiied aa the consenttlvei. A aerie* of cloied-door meeling* last week completed establishment of a new organitation called “ The Home Democratic Study Group." Metcalf, temporary chairman, ap­ parently i* lifted Io become the group'! permanent leader. The organisation claim* a mem­ bership of about 123 northern, midwestern and wcatern Democrat*. It I* planning to push for an eight or nine point legislative program with top priority assigned to civil rights. A major objective, Metcalf told United Press International, is to weld the membership into an alert, well-disciplined force able to cope with maneuvers of conserva­ tives. Although it Is operating Inde­ pendently, Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Ttx.) does not regard the lib­ eral group as a challenge to hi* leadership, Rayburn said last week thay were “ good boyi" who prob­ ably would help him in hia battl/ this year. Rayburn's legislative program embraces much of the group's major objectives. The new liberal organization will operate its own “ whip setup" to summon lt> members to th* floor for crucial votes. 'It will be used sparingly—only on regional iisuea such aa civil rigid* where we feel it would be Improper to call on the regular party whip organiution, which servei both northern and southern Democrat*,” Metcalf explained. Asked why the study group's membership list was being kept secret, Metcalf explained that members' views would vary on certain issues. Melcatf added, "we don't bind any member to comply with the decision of the group or to vole contrary to hia convictions or the wishes of the diatnets he repre­ sent*." buildup would beat serve the party. Ren. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn.), on* of two announced candidate for the Democratic nomination, challenged other par­ ty hopefuls to meat him in Lincoln-Douglas typo debates tn the Wisconsin primary. Humphrey indicated t hat he staked moat of hia chances on his performance in Wisconsin. Sen. Growers Meet John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.), tha County vegetable growers will other avowed- Democratic aspir­ hear bow to follow federal regu* ant, hasn't decided yet whether to latloni at a 7:30 p. m. meeting enter tha Wisconsin contest. In Ihe county courthouse next Monday, University of Florida ex­ tension entomologist James Rrogden and Dr. Charles Van Medll.i of Ihe ichool’s agricultural exper­ iment station will counsel Ihe growers, Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker announced today. Th* Sanford planning board haa approved n San Sem Knolls plat and off-street parking spaces for flea commercial firm*. " The four lot plat I* on th* east side of Marihell Ave. Just Inside th* city limits. nomination. The board approved 27 spaces Nixon slid into tha presidential pool on Saturday, his 47th birth­ day, with scarcely a political ■plash. Hs left it up to his press secretary Herbert 0. Klein, to an­ nounce that ha would enter pre­ ferential primaries in New Hamp­ the Sinclair Strvlre Station on shire, Oregon and Ohio. Tha next move in the Nixon French Ave. at 20th St. and tha campaign appeared to be up to Wight Grocery Co. Warehouse at President Eisenhower. At laast th* President waa expected to be approved a* submitted. Mr. and Mri. Robert Mitchell renaked about tha Nixon candidacy at hie next news conference rieved permission to get parking •pace* by tearing down a email probably this week. Eisenhower ha■ not held a prase building next u> their Laurel Ave. conference sine* prior to Gov, and Third St. boat manufacturing Nelson A. Rockefeller's withdrew. ■I from th* GOP race. With Rackafallar out, doeplto reporta h* would respond - to a draft, the President might feel a Nixon Am bush French ALGIERS. Algeria (LTD — Moslem rebel* ambushed a French military detachment at Aragu, 21 miles northwest of Constantine, Sunday, Six French soldiers were killed and two wounded. f on* wlrt, 0 aw, mor* Pood Order! Q UA N TITY R IG H T ! RESERVED . PRICES GOOD Thru Wednesday, January 13th. 00 or mors Food Order.) ROAST ONLY SOUTHKRN HE 1,1,E FROZEN DEVIL 5 l,m Beans 2 ,<ns* NEW EAST (»RIP BOTTLE Crabs FRESH TENDER POLE C/orox Quart **«»»• LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES (Jinnl Sire Mediut T hII n - r Tull Can J / C Can , Veal Cutlets Sunylond Hot or Mild Pork Sausage 3 Totty With Eggi * Pork Brains Batty Crocker Bread Sticks 2 ACE HIGH FROZEN ORANGE Cans ONLY Al Year Nearest Wian-Dlil* m xm now M M Its Addition T * Those Regularly lamed Whan Yea Purchase Any Chocolates 1.79 Coupon Void After Wednesday, January IJlti • h v e y id n r •Iwoya plNty retmatajaeiala M V A MONT Bob (\ujn(&Lj B c jQ ilC L J N A T U R A L G A S CO. 202 8§sfgrd A n , FA 24212 �-w w ------- , nv 1 ■* .? . ON THE MARCH .Aj n jft ^ il - . „ fr : ~ *U I'?.. If • i4T -7 WASHINGTON (UPI) - During all the hoop-la whipped up by the reopening of Congreu, J wai over In one of tho quieten corner* on Capitol Hill, communing with gboala. Gboits art about all that are left In Room 101 of .the old Sen­ ate office building. They flit 7 Ztersity'g rssidant planiwr, Mr. Gtrnkl Dnko, h u x » mmdad that tha old bandrhel! at tha Lake Mowroa emd irk Ave. be tom down and a marina and yacht baaln ba t, '■■ • Now that la a real recommendation. Clttaa tha aiu of Sanford in Florida ara havlnf to com* with placet which nro larcor and n o n picturesque and ■ Ulnibr to catch tha aya of tha f ta il lea fleeing tha odd ha north when they atart looking for homo* In tha atat*. There's proof aplenty that hosts are pushing the.auto- Letters To The Editor Editors Leat June we left Sanford nnd tinea September hnve been eta* Honed here la Rochester, Through The Sanford Herald we hnve kept In touch with the many cbtngca taking place in Sanford nnd Stmlnola County. Although my buaband la In. the lone am eel of the way In hr their National Convets1>o Democrat! will moat n Loe Aaatfea— July 11 th. date eUU unpredictable). lepnhUctna will gather in n-Jaly ath. (Candidate: i N teM u sntog mate M81 Operation of Submerged Land* and tho Judiciary Subcommittee on Polenta and Tradtmarka. Congrearaan Cbarloa BenaeU (M Dtatriet) — JackaonvlUa. Sixth tern, Hemhtr of tha Armed Serrieea Committee. Serna on the Real Eftita and Conetmetlen, the CIA and the Pereonnal Subcommit­ tee*, la the author ef Urn Poderal Code ef Ethics for Government EmpUyeee. Diitriet) — Crootview. Tenth lam . Doan of the Florida Oaagraaaioaal Delegation. Ho la a member i f the Appropriation! Subcommittee on Defense. Conatantly (every flour yean) urged by hla Manda te run Black A n d W hite Assignment Washington BY SO KOTKRBA . ST. PETERSBURG, Fie. —Back In Weedington in eome duty old canana Ale Myrtle and John Holme# are Juat a couple of atatiatica. In a trim brown nnd while houae of low ajlbouetta on a palm-treofrtoged *treat north of Oils Sunahloa City Myrtle and John Holme* a n riding too buoyant erait of a hath, new lift. They’re mill atatiatica — two of the 11 mJiUan retired people gat­ ing a lot af attention from Waahagtaa thoaa day*. Rut you gat o hr different picture looking at thoaa two Intanatiag itatUUc* from tnalda tha front door. 1 dropped In an a home at ran­ dom in the MM-ualt Skyview aotUameat off V. 8. Route i», and Um Hotmoaoa happened to be amt aUgihle bachelor*. Caogneaman Jim Hetfy (Tth heme. A couple of neighbor* had Dlrtrim) Seraaota. Fourtk dropped in and the four were aortterm. Si la chairman af the la- lag tomato** they had Juot bought dkn ASatn SohaammRIaa af t * teth ■boot In in twit iDence, taunt* tag ttarki of oM eubpenee, hov­ ering. over the Fifth Amendment and WhUpering to phantom attortier*. [ Time wai when Room 101 ranked ai the molt fevtriehly bu*y place fn the hath of leglilalure. It reiembled the floor of the New York Slock Exchange on the day the bottom dropped out of the market. A icore pf tnveitigatora ecurrled back and forth, harboring aecreta. Another icon of cltrki played a typewriter cacophony, banging drawen for percuaalon. Telepbonea rang i nc eaaan tl y. Some wen anawered. Lawyer* with their ellenta elbowed eaeh other for briefcaae room. Aa you may have gueaacd, Room 101, actually a lulta of of* flcta, la the headquaVtera of the Senate packet! Committee, which la folding up thla month after Ihree yeara of labor-management ilcuthlng. 1 dropped by for ■ chat with Jerry Adlerman, who replaced Robert f Kennedy-aa chief coun* ■el after the committee wound up it* public hearingi lait aummer. Manx a tlma I hava bruahed gingerly paat a aullen row of bard-eyed gangatera to reach Ken­ nedy’! Inner aancLum. Today, Jimmy Hoffa could drive a truck through Room 101 without hitting a tingle hoodlum, I found Adlerman behind Ken­ nedy'! old disk, a fretful look on hi* face. Aiked how thlnga wera going In the rackata builnaaa, ho thrugged and cruihed out a ci­ gar. dl*. Well, aome of ua ara Juat be­ ginning to live." Than all of them peppered me wilh atoriea about tho fun thlnga that aurround them. They play Pin­ ocle, fiih In tho gulf or go crab­ hour* of pleaiure during tho paat bing in the atockad lake to tho few month!. I oniy wl»h we were In Sanford ouraelvea to pick It NEW YORK (UPI) — Black abiorba all light raya; white re­ flect! all light raya. Thla la why light colored clothing generally la cooler. It throw* off more'of the aun'a heat than It take* in. Ex­ periment! have ahown that n block of Ice will melt morn alowly when covered with a white aheet than with ■ black aheet. drudgery," he aal^. "Xo glamor. No romance, no ftnfan. Juit plain hard mearch. Ha axplalned that he and Q cadn ef ataff memben wen en* gaged in mopping up operation!, writing final committee report! end getting the mau of docu* menta in ahape for tta archival. At we talked, oar coavenatkm wai orceaioeally punctuated by the ataccato rattle of an alectrie typewriter In the outer office. Nine moathi ago. you couldn't have heard a machine gun above the din. Q Adlerman. a soft-ipokcn, mat* ter • of • fact attorney wbo looka eo mething ilka an unmuilcal Xivler Cugat, I* himself a cootratt' to hla youthful, kard-drivlng pred. eceaaor. When tha colorful Kennedy was around, the committee ataff, wblcb numbered about ISO In lie heyday, wai In perpetual motion and the panic button wai puihed at leait once an hour. fh I naked Adlerman the where* about* of aoma of tha ex-ataffera. Molt of them have algned on with other eongreulonel committee*. Kennedy end n couple of otheri are working In the prcaidentlal campaign of hla brother, Sen. John F. Kennedy (D*Maii.). Aa I left, it waa ao quiet you could have heard a aubpeni drop. But tha ghoats of a thouaand wit* neaaea filled the room. /% Wed. 7:30 P. M. The Blythe-Dunmlro Party CHURCH Of The NAZARENE IIS 8. Maple, Banferd • NOW OPEN B R A S S M OTORS FIArah* USED CARS • OPEN TILL lit* EVENINGS Virginia Conn Rochester, N. Fewer N ew D rugs NEW YORK (UPI) - For the ftret time in elx yean, tha phar­ maceutical toduetry to IMS mar­ keted a amaller number of new ucte, according to a tabulation Paul do Horn, • New York maeeutleal eeneultant. The to imt waa e » : to is o , 8T* he reported. g ON YO U R A U T O IN SU R A N C E Next to Mnry Carter Paint Store menu, thoaa cold atatiatica enume­ rating our aatioo'a elderly toka ao a different picture. Diitriet) teTowi* CROSSWORD H bm tha lndoaealan etroegmaa ruled aut eyo-gougtog *r s punch in the noee na a democratic prin­ ciple to ho practiced either among nationa or,at horn*. r. mm nan noihmiM mnltomal tmajS. between the U. S. and Indonania. One ,waa a 70 million dollar U. S. loan for lndoaealan economic development. Another waa u credit tor Marly T million doltnra with Which to buy U S. machinery, equipment and aervicea with which to anpand the capacity ef tho Graalk Cement Corporation to Ka*t Java. It aatma probable that on* of Khruahchev’a rolec will ba to lock to art aa peace-maker between IndoMila and Red Chioa to their growing, diepute over IndoneaU'a decirion to tree» out alien Chisaao merchant*. Om of the moo with whom bo muet deni will ho Naautieo. tho man who make* da- The Econom y Choice of a Irfatlmm -Tw o naw Fords .Two now low-prico M d m TWo w o n d a rfu l n a w .w a y a J o 'g o ’ Tha R n aatj m gm uaw ____ fn w i* w i'.W L \ r— j K p .m__E i . S3 ,-V NTTHHJ l " 7 aT ■j N, y i •■W W — 0S S 01 , r-sAi / • — • «V W W P » t �I I ---‘ 'p4 . II ~~ 1 ■ a I«ll Me Mrs. Murray Installed As President Of C.P.O. Wives Club At Luncheon " “ “ ! “ " ” : ,r" ,J ~ 5 1 ff^ ‘ ,V/ ‘ ___ r* ^V;,: _ ~ 1 "rS ^ ' I B ,r'"-N J “ ^ ' ti ‘ IV. / ; '-r I i i\ _ ■ h 'f-o-.>■■';, -S’ Y farrow. Mary ih m Vdclinc Karas. Ms era Kelly. Kileen Kmc. Mrs. M. K. Johns:), Rue Km*. Fl =if Mill*. IMna Murray, Helen OMcrrieth. Noll Oxford. Polly Shields, Shirley Simas, Glo ria A. ret Sinnr, Laurel fh eccfxky. Jane A.' V: Card Party J jd o z I Planned By Club MONDAY The Sanford Garden Club trill sponsor a game parly at tha Civic Center Jan. 32, with Mr*. Al Hunt, chairman and Mn. D. K. Dorman, Co-chairman. Mra. C. M. Floweri la publicity chair­ man. Refreshments will be s..*vad t t preceding the card .im si. Door prises and high score prises will be presented at each table. Play­ er* will bring their own cards. Tlckrts may be secured at the door for S1.00 or from garden club members. Sanford Drove’ IBO B. P O. P. meets at I p. m. at The Klk’s Club. Thrre will he balloting on candidates for membership. TUESDAY Lake Mary Homt Demonstra­ tion Club meets at 10:30 a, m. al the Lake Mary firehouse. Cov­ ered dish iunrhron at noon. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Sr. guest speaker. Pilot Club executive board meeting 7 p. m. at the Civic Center. Business meeting I p. m. WEDNESDAY Civic and Fine Arts Depart­ ments of Sanford Wonian'i Club meet* for covered dish luncheon at 17:l>0 p. m. Program “ Hobby Shop" with all members partici­ pating. Miss Sonja Monforton and Miss Joan- Wilke will present a musical program during lha lunch hour. C.P.O. WIVES CLUB OFFICERS at the installation luncheon at the Mar Lou restaurant last week are from left, Mrs, Wayne Kama, treasurer, Mrs, Fred Murray, incoming president, Mrs. Charles Stone, retiring president, Mri. B. William Stuart, secretary and Mrs. Paul Haney, vice president, (Staff Photo) Enterprise Personals • • • • BY HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. and Mft. Leon Wrigbl, En­ terprise, received an announcement 'of the marriage of their grand­ daughter, Christa Bertha Scboellenbach to Howard Kenneth Zenger on Dec. 31 at Saint Mary's Cathedral In Portland, Oregon. The couple plans to make their home in Eugene, Oregon, where he I* in hla last year at law nehoul, Christa's mother, mother, ■ the former Miss Loretta Wright, ha* many friends in this section. Misses Audrey and Susan Hlara returned Sunday to Grovaland af­ ter spending the holidays with thejr parents, Mr. and Mr* H. R. Hlers. Audrey teachea in tha Grnveland school and Suian la l student there. Mr. and Mra, Doremua MU!* i f Hams. N . Y . visited here this week. Mrs. Mill*, the former Miss Dorothy Pos, ha* spent 'aavaral winter* hare with her mother, Mrs. Grace Fox and her aunt and tmde, Dr, and Mr*. F. I. DaLong. Miss Jean Parker haa resumed her studies at Florida State Uni­ versity hi Tallahassee after spend­ ing the holiday* with her parents, Mr. and Mra. D. J. Parker. Mr. and Mr*. Larry Frlsbea of New Orleans, La. and Orlando visited Mr. and Mra. M. H. Ryan Saturday. Pat Ryan, left this week to re­ turn lo his new station In New Mexico with the U, S. Air Force. He spent his leave with hla pareats, Mr. and Mre. Jack Ryan. Week rad guest* of Mr. and Mri. W. R. Hlers included Mr. •ad Mre. Gen* Harrison and daughter of Orlando, Mrs. Ruth Summer and sons of Minnesota and Miss Ana Grayaon of Bartow, Jeanette Louise I’eureon MRS. WAYNE H. DRAM LEY. center, a recent bride, wna honored at a "Post-Nuptial'* shower at the Roll) home on Narcissus Ave. this week. Hostesses were tha Misses Sully, Judy and Nancy Robb and their mother, Mrs, Fred Robb. Nancy, left and Judy, right, are shown with the honoree and the wedding cake. Other guests included Mrs, Bill Baker, Mrs, Oil Luck, Miss Sandra McKnight, Mrs. Carom Gager and Mrs. Brantley's mother, Mrs. Fred McMurray. (Staff Photo) fisA A o m ih Garden Circle Meets A group tt women from the W, 8. C. I. of First Methodist Church attended the W. S. C. S. Day Apart; sponsored by the Orlaado Diitrict at Oviedo. Those attending were Mre. R. U. Hut­ chison, Mre, T. C. O'Steen, Mrs. L. D, Hastings. Mn. William 8. Higginbotham, Mra. Ray Herron, Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mra. Eugene WUllama. Mrs. Corbett Named President O f Ethel Root Church Circle The Ethel Bart, Circle ef tha for tha coming year. lira. Klehtrd Carter was te Congregational Christian Church held their first meeting of the charge of the impressive service. year Monday, te the Fellowship Tha following were officers elect­ Hell of tha church. The masting ed far tha earning year: Mra. M. was called to order by tha Presi­ Corbett, presMeat, Mrs. Herbert Thurston, vice president, Mrs. dent, Mra. Oscar Zlltrewer. Mri. Gus Schmab, chaplain, lad James Bedeabaugb, secretary, the group te prayer fallowed by Mra. O, Z1Grower, treasurer, the secretary and treasurer re- Mrs. Edward Simpson, chaplain. rts and discussion of all old - The retiring r esident presented steeia. New boslness Included Mr*. Corbett with n new gavel. the Installation of new officersA menu was planned for a sup­ per that will precede the annua: ■Meting of tha church on Wed-. • NOW OPEN •• Midiy, Jin, 13, at 8:31 p. ra. All members and Interested perB R A SS M OTORS eaas are Invited lo attend. Tlh 4 Freach Refreshments af chicken salad sandwiches, assorted cookies, tee FIA'iri . USED CAES OPEN TILL 8*8 EVENINGS end coffee ware served by the hostess, Mra. T. B. Alford. K CAMELLIA CIRCLE The Camellia Circle of the Garden Club met si (he home of Mrs. Jack Wilber, Thursday even­ ing, with Mra. Frank L. Woodruff III and Mrs. Dave Laude assist­ ing si co-hostesses. Circle chairman, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., led the rroup te the opening prayer, Mrmbers were reminded of the garden club card party and cir­ cles isle* scheduled for Jan. 71 ■t I p. m. at the Civic Center. Door prises will be awarded In addition to a prise for high koto at each tabic. Feb. II Is the dale set for the annual luncheon and gcnrrel busi­ ness meeting to be held at tha Mayfair Inn. Guest speaker will be Mra. Charle* H. Frierson. 8h« will present an interesting movl* and lecture on "Egypt and Tha Arab World Garden." New Year's resolutions? Why not make an easy-lo-keep resolu­ tion such as, "J will lake advantage of more suds te *80." This resolution can reward you with more beauty than you'd ima­ gine possible — If you keep tt faithfully. Daily bathing, twice* a-wrek shampooing, nightly soap­ suds facials, and werkly mani­ cures and pedicures will reward you with a special cleanliness ■low. They will also protect your health. So have a hippy end HERE ARE THE W IN N E R S TtMfc, Wit!,, m ars* Job. U , It, 14 G R A N D O P E N IN G CO N TEST All pHsee ta dry deeateg let PRIZE III — L C. EASTKRBROOK Til W. 1st lad PRIZE 111 — MRS. ARTHUR HOUGHTON ISM W 2rd fll led PRIZE III — O. E BAN ONER MIT Coraraaalty Way It P rim f I la Dry Cleaning: Mra. Phyllie Neeh . 1311 MagaeUa Jennie Nmnk FA !-U U Mre. Ida Leaf Mra. Refit Laakfwd A copy of the by-lswi of the garden club wee given to each member and were also read aloud lo the group. The amendment* are to be voted on at the general meeting. Members present Included Mr*. W. C. Bliss Jr., Mr*. C, D. Knight, Mrs. Lewi* Barley, Mrs. Charles W. Lansing, Mrs. M. L. Gramkow, Mrs. Madelyn Kuhn, Mre. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. Tom Mc­ Donald, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. Mrs. Bob Crumley, Mrs. Ver­ non Hardin, Mre. Jamee DeBord, Mr. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Don Hamncr, Mre. E. W. Peterson, Mr*. Waller J. Kurhn .as host­ ess to the Offirers Wives of VAH-1 monthly coffde with Mrs. William L, Hackett assisting as co-hostesis. Following the business session, silver ash trays were presented lo Mrs. Robert E. Morris and Mrs. Robert V. Carangl who will be leaving the squadron soon. Mr*. Harold E. McCumbcr will replace Mrs. Morris is iqusdron representative with Mrs. Kenneth L. Uockey as alternate. Mr*. Charles Smith ts the welcoming commute* chairman for the squadron. Those present Inrludcd Mra. Carangi, Mr*. Cockry, Mr*. MeCumber. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. David The following were present and will give the demonstration in tnelr clubs In January; Geneva, Mra. Daisy Rivers and Mra. Hazel Prevail; Lake Brant­ ley, Mrs. Edward C. Na;el; Lake Mary, Mr*. T. A. Stiles; Lake Monroe. Mrs. Hilda Thompson and Mrs. J. C, Sapp; Longwood, Mrs. ft. C, New-comer, Mrs. W. E. Colllngwood and Mr** Edna Sheets; Sanford, Miss Eva Hunt and Mrs, Elsie M, Lins; Semi­ nole Evening, Mrs. It. DeJong. The club* ire open lo all who would like to join. Ne . year books will be given at lha January club meetings. The schedule for the meetings la as follows; Longwood, Jsn. 7; Lake Mary, Jan. 17; Geneva, Jan, 13; Sanford and Lake Monroe, - Jan. 14; Oviedo, Jan. IS; Elder Springs, Jan. 19; Seminole Evening, Jai. 21 and Lake Brantley, Jan, 31. King, Mrs. John W. Crawford, Mr*. Donald E. Ethrll, Mrs. Har­ vey E. Fisher, Mr*. R-irrt M. Forater, Mr*. Richard T. Gralow. Mrs. Charles E. Guthrie. Mrs. George A. Hoffman, Mrs. George W. Kimmom, Mr*. Maonard L. Ltlleboe, Mra. Donald R. MeGraw, Mra, Rirhard D. Peter­ son, Mrs. Wesley L. Ralston, Mrs. Robert S. Salre, Mrs. Charles R. Smith, Mrs. N’cal J, Johnson, Mrs. Roben Golden, Mrs. Charles n. Smith, Mrs. James Mackey, Mr*. Rirhard L. W*U and her mother, Mr*. Keller. Set Thursday M ayfair Inn F IN E ST LIABILITY INSURANCE Available - At Real Savings To Preferred Risk Drivers Limits O f 10-20-5 and $500 Medical • Comparable Low R ates On Increased Lim it# • Top-Rated Company • Nationwide Claim Service • No Joining Fea & John R. Alexander MONDAY Sesrlon of First Presbytort— Church 7:30 p, m. Executive hoard meeting of W. M. U, of First Baptist Church meets at 10 a. m. followed by circle meetings at 10:U a. as, Conrad dish luncheon at noon and program at I p. ra. Circle 3 of the First Christie* Church meets it f:N p, a , g the home of Mrs. O. D. Landfill -in Floral Heights. Pinrcrest lisp list Church Ft)* low-ship, «:30 p. m. Winsome $. S- Class meeting at home of Mr*. II. D. McQuattera, IS Woodland Dr., 8 p. m. With Enchanting Draper!** Luncheon Personals EACH • MONTHS Calendar Specially Priced Osteen *16.48 Church New officer* of Die Ladies Auxl llary or the Laka Ma Volunteer Fire Department will at a meeting which Will he held at the Fire Houst, Thursday, Jan. M at 9 P. M. Women of the community are urged to be presrnt to help formu­ late plana for the activities of the coming year.** AUTOMOBILE A8 LOW AS sixth and seventh grades whla living in Sanford. Mr. Burns attended U, C, L. A, and received his degrees from Michigan State University. He li * now a professor in the Zoology department at the Unlrsrsttp ad Oklahoma. A June wedding Is planned. Final plans to be announced M a later date. Cdr. and Mrs. Pearson plan l i make their home In Sanford whan hr retire* from the servlee sens* time this year. Installation BY MBS. CLARENCE SNYDER Rev. and Mra. Jose Cardoia visited friends here Saturdey end Sunday and attended services Sun­ day morning at the Osteen napHit Church. Rev, Cardoia is a farmer pallor of the Church. He li now attending Southern Baptist Theological Seminary In Wake Forest, 8. C. Mr. and Mra. Phillip, Wing and son, Michael and Mr. and Mra. John Draper and son Pal of BuUeraul, Mich., recently spent Laude, Mre. Woodruff and two days with Dr. and Mrs. John Wilber. Bradin. THE Mon, Jan. l l f I06(l«— P apr S Cdr. and Mr*. 0. Russell Pear­ son of Jacksonville and formerly of Sanford, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Jeanette Louise, lo Dr. Robert Dand Burns. Norman, Okla., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dand Burns of Royat Oak, Mich. Miss Pearson is a graduate of the Norman, Okla. High School and is now attending (he Univer­ sity of Florida. While in high school she majored in mology and wra* a member of the National Honor Society, She attended the VAH-1 Coffee Meets At Hackett Home H.D. Leaders Attend Frozen Foods School Frasen Foods was tha topic for the Leadership School given by Miss Myrtir Wilson, Home Demon­ stration Agent, Jan. 3, She discussed the sis* of the home frresers; where to locate the freeser in the home; advant­ ages and disadvantages of the chest and upright freexers. She also demonstrated toe prepara­ tion, cutting and wrapping of a rhlcken for the freeser; (he wraping of pork rhops; a meat loaf, and (he method of glaring fish for the freeser. The blanching and preparation of broccoli, com on lha cob and creamed corn tor tha freeser was demonstrated. A meal loar, frosrn salad, cook­ ie* and a cake which had been froten were sampled by the lad­ ies. Recipes for frosrn foods and their preparation ran ba secured at in* Home Demonstration Vrrali June Wedc Announced Newly elected officer* are Mrs. i Paul Haney, vice president; Mrs .Mrs. Wayne Karas, treasurer. Iron were, Charlotte Aeder, Verna red Hurray, president; Mrs. IB. William Stuart, secretary and I Members atlendinc the luneh-J Bolton, Jane Bradford, Lou Cran , Mildred DiMiscola, Nancy ------ #»(tfnrS FVmrfUmpe. mwtbghte, bracket aad peetoble Iran tarn oa the magic of your own Florida “moonlight1 make your paid, fairies and petto as outrider sell I'ltEG Decorating Barela* The Fabric Shop Frances and H a w la iit r 1339 Orlando Dr. PA M T ff H i *.! �A 1 I .,'":V' la s. 11, I960 •loo a fin# roboundor and U probably the moat afvreuiv# Seminole under tho baa* ^cSJSSet^it^^o WjJRSX i his greet eased and bell biadUnr Hg Cowboy Oravati continued to show it improvement In the rebounding de­ ment and tills Is another fellow who lying Coach layer visions of a trip to State tournaments in March. He eat t i f the second half out because of i called egalnot him, but in the first ha cleared the boards. Doug Tsmny ,waea Mg hojpon thsbosrds. High scoring Jim Gracsy waa hold to eight points, which is tho first time this, season that he has bam under double figures but ther# was a reason. Ho also got four quiek fouls called on him and sat out most o f th# second half. Neverthelese, he maintained a very fine 19 point per game average In five ball gamee. Coach Layer was very Impressed with tha 71*69 victory and said that this wss the beat ball gam# that his speedy club ban played this season. He also M id that Wildwood wss the finest ball club that his Semtnoles have faced and, on this basis, he is more optimistic about his chances than before. Wa traveled over to Orlando Saturday night to g it a look at Apopka, which is next on the schedule. The Darters display­ ed a fine ball club as they pulled out a thriller against Edgewater. 66-86, and from the looks of things the Semlnolea are going to have to have a good night to beat them. They travel to Apopka tomorrow for this Important contest which g e t/ under­ way at 7 p.m. AFL Grabbing 'Cool' Passer GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)—Florida’s often criticised In Jack Lee Is m Uvfri tylS football will be scrapped for a crowd.plaaaHOBILE. Ale. (U P !)-T h e -, a multipte otfsnss under new heed coach Ray Graves. Graves, himself one of the country’s leading experts on i 33-man aquad of southern alltnee, promised an exciting, offenao-minded team aa he star players who’ll probably toll led a ffre*year contract Saturday a# Florida head coach you today that Houston, of tho The Hurricanes play at Jackson­ ville Wednesday against the third piles Grom Dolphins, stetson, which defeated ihmpn test wash, American Football League, la grabbing of Uw country’* coolest pssstr In silm Jack Loo. IBs six-foot, 175-pouad quarter­ back from Cincinnati, bombed (ho Bohol* through tho air la the 11th aonuitl Senior Bowl Saturday, rat­ ling up one touchdown tad con­ necting for two others os the North routed Urn South, 20-7, Tho coaches, sports writers and players agreed the difference be­ tween the two powerful squads was Loo’s pinpoint passing. Ha com­ pleted 11 of 31 for Ml yards, break­ ing the record rat by Auburn's TravlsMldwsll in tho first Senior Bowl gamo la Jacksonville, Flo., In me. For hip efforts bo waa slotted PSA COLFPR O P TUB ygA R [ M fit t9S9. tfito ft R B S/fi* 7tm p e r t* * * c p / t / S * 77Tie, W f Mourfi. ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI)-Clan* destine scores upset victory la the 54,400 San Carioa Handicap at Santa Anita after Hlliadala is scratched. Oeooo. Johnny Tesinaky scared 15 oad Mika Duds 13 points la tha Ovioda BERLIN, N. H. (UPI) Tom lota to the Bishop Moon Hamate. Williams of Duluth, Mias., turned In tho JV coatsst. Tammy Ettas is a thno-iwi "bat trick" Sun­ sank 31 points and Jimmy Janes it. der to peso (ho U, •. Olympic Mia m i , f u . <u p d — war Eagle rallies in stretch to win 313,000 added Broward Handicap at Tropical Park after Sicole and Gracious Greek combined for n 91,923.70 daily double. LiADfitS 7ft£CFFKJAL Do llar raradm ortcE roaoM efiou stt, M ttrA or Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Rain hit perched southern California forcing a postponement of tho third round of tho 937,000 Lot An* geMo Open golf championship. 9/ttCg $ 4 At W RAP Jti m 9 * 0 ,H A * A PRO POA£ tT TR7CM MAROtV. A W T ** fSAi*7 .4 0 fit & S9. HONOLULU, Hawaii (U P I)The nation’s top college baekfleld min proved thomaolvai oq the field as well aa on paper hero Sunday is they dosed out the •oiaon's football schedule is the 14th annual puls Bowl. Billy Cannon, Richie Lucas, Charlie Flowers and Rou Burton —starting baekfleld for n victori­ ous East team — sparked in a decisive 34# ticking of Bud Wil­ kinson's West All-Stars. Canaan, unanimous AU*Amorica choice and Helaman Trophy winoar, scored throe touchdowns to pace coach Paul DtoUel'a aggre­ gation, breaking the star-studded tussle wide open with a 50-yard return of tha game's first punt ia tha opoalag minutes of play. Pasa State's Lucas, voted out­ Jerry Collins, owner of the SsKtord-Orlando Kennel Club, this morning authorised the purchase of 91.000 worth of advertising from the Sanford Greyhound entry in H it Trick’ Solordey NEW YORK (UP1) — NCAA takes first steps toward banning “ under the table payoffs” to com­ petitors la college all-star football and basketball games In windup of annual netting. ART ^ W A L L ,jm ., Kennel Club Manager Jask Ledoux. will Include fanee signs, scoroboard coverage, PA ayatem announcements during sack game, insignia on tho back of player uniforms, and Imprint an Uio club station wagon transportation. Collins* action brought quick reaction from W. Keonoth MeRoberts, Um sportsmsa who last year posted the all-important II,000 need in • hurry to lasure laniard • franchise ia the 30roar-old league. “ This la • trsmsadous boost for it tabes care of fully ao percent of tho sum wo must have before opening day to ingqra o aucceisfut season,” bo Mid.” Two of tho 14 available font* ligaa thus o n reserved, be said, •no for Florida State Bank aod th# racond for la nford-Orlando standing back of the annual at­ traction, clicked for two touchdawa psasos, captured individual ball-carrying honors with 52 yards in U catties from scrimmage, and directed tho Easterners flawlastly from the quarterback spot Mississippi's Larry Grantham shared tho spotlight with his all around play whleh won for'him the gome’e outstanding lineman award. Following C a n n o n ’s acoriag punt return, tho East added two' touchdowns to open • 21-0 gap in tho first quarter. Grantham took an 11-yard pass in tho and sons from Lucas and Cannon fotiowod minutes later with a 12-yard re­ ception from Luces. Jack Spikes, Texas Christian fullback, amashed over from tho tour to put tho West on the scareboard in tho second period* Cannon's third touchdown came late In the third period on • four yard plunge, and end Dick Brooke of Purdue ended the scoriqg in tho dosing tqioutei of ploy with n 20-yord pass interception. SMU quarterback Don Maradith waa contained affectlvaly by the big fast East Una which took chargo early aod maintained pressure throughout. Tho Mustaog tossor, who state the show in the recent Shrine Esst-West gamo in San Francisco, connected with six of IS pass attempts and. had two intercepted. B. Edward! Bulldon Suppliti took two games from Stelnmoyor Roofing, last week In tha Thursday Night Mixed League, to insure their title of league leaders, with a total of Site games won to date. Itelnmeyar still holds second spot with 30te wins. Wallace. Woods led tho supply team In their wins, with Don Stel­ lar being high for tho opposition. Pot Footer picked up tho S-T split, and both John Ogden and Denny Phares made the baby, 3-10. South Piaecraat dropped all throe to The Furniture Cantor aod drop­ ped themaelvos in the collar, as well. Ponca Elmore racked qp o high oortea, all to no avail, as How•rd Harrison piled up an even higher one for the Furniture team. Harriian ended with n SOS, picking up tho 3-13 along tho way. Ed CalIan also made thla fasby split, white Fran Macks), toppled tho difficult 3-7-10. Suatead Estates Jumped on Flor­ ida State to toko tho first two gamos by nice margins. But, the Bankers piled up a high thin) gqpa to elach one gamo for the evening- George Swann wao high nun for Florida State, as Ken Stone racked up ’ high aeries for lunland. Swann, Bob Hoaford, and Jeara Gardner an made the 3-10 and Gordon Senart turned in the 6-T-S. Furniture Center bolds third spot with’ 25 wins, followed by Florida State with 24. South Pfnecreet and Scnlud both have 32 wins, making ■y JOE BASCIS tailed Freaa International Cincinnati’! top-ranked Bearcata, winners of 12 atralght, could come a cropper right la their own conference this week when they take on a pair of tough nuts in fourth-ranked Bradley and ninthranked St. Loula. And It won’t exactly bo tsiy •tedding for lomo other rankad power* auch a* California, We«t Virginia, Ohio Stalo and Texai AAM a* play for tho most part •otUea down to conference skir­ mishing. But Cincinnati, which has boaton back every major threat tbu» far including scrappy Iowa and Dayton during tho holiday inter­ lude, facts the stiffed teat of the season because both Bradley and St. Loula are beginning to roll after aluggiah atarta. Nevertheless, the B e a r c a t s rolled to victory No. 12 Saturday aod conference victory No. 2 by invading Tulsa, Okie., and whip­ ping tho University of .Tulaa, «3-50, even though All-American Osear Robertson scored only 21 points. Bradley, in the meantime, bad all it could do to boat Wichita, 71-70, at Wichita, while SL Louis breeted over North Texas Stata, 70-03 on its home court. Sccoud-ranked California, which meats Whshlngtoa State on Fri­ day and Big Five rival Washing­ ton on Saturday, bad little trou­ ble beating Stanford, 52-43, for Us 12th victory in 12 alerts, .but third-ranked West Virginia, which meets William and Mary tonight, Virginia Wednesday and unbeaten Villanova Saturday, struggled to a 73-13 victory over Penn State. West Virginia also has been beat­ en only once in IS games. Fifth-ranked Ohio Stele, a 00-03 winner over Big Ten rival Indi­ ana at Columbus, Ohio, plays Daiaware at home tonight and than tangles with Northwastarn on Sat­ urday. The Buckeyes are 0-2 and their win aver Indiana vlrtuatly knocked tho Hooaiora out of the Big Ten roe*. Seventeenth-ranked Utah State upset sixth-ranked Utah, 73-41, and swings back into action against Skyline rivals' Colorado Stata U. aod Wyoming this week, while Utah meets conferene# ri­ vals New Mexico aod Denver. Eighth-ranked Georgia, Tech ran Its record to 10-1 by scuttling Mississippi State, 02-00, Saturday, but goee right back to work to­ night against Southeastern Con­ ference rival Mississippi aod then takas on Georgia Wednesday and Vanderbilt on Saturday. Texas ABM, rankad 10th, which had little trouble boating Texas Christian, M-32, to remain un­ beaten la 10 game*, iota against Southwest Conference opponent Southern Methodist Tuesday befora tangling with Texaa an Fri­ day. ABM, Text! and Arkansas are tied for tho conference Mad, each with t-S records. Elerenth-rinkcd Wake r«mt dropped • « * » decision to North® Carolina Saturday, but l«ta a chance to redeem itself against Atlantic Coait Coaferaact rival* South Carolina and North Caro* Una Stata thla weak. Duko. tho conference leader, meet* Clem* •on Tuesday and Maryland on Saturday. loera State, the Big Eight Con­ ference co-leader with Xaniai Slate, meet* Oklahoma tonight 0 and Oklahoma Stata Saturday, while Kamaa State tangles with Oklahoma State tonight and Okla­ homa on Saturday. NEW YORK (UP!) — VinrO Lombardi, guiding force behind tha bast Grain Bay Packer roe* ord In 15 years, hat been named National Fotball League “ Coach of tho Yonr" for 195# in tho an­ nual United Press international poll. Tho Packors, representing tho league's smallest hut most foot­ ball-conscious city, posted tho worst record In their history (1*10-1) in 1053. They hlrod Lorn* bnrdi as head coach and gantral manager last January. Ha guided Green Bay to n 7-5 record and a tie for third in the Western Di* vision In I960. This impressive showing by n team plagued by a weak dofanso and poor morale in 1955 earned Lombardi 11 of tho 31 votes cast| by aporta writers who covered tho 1969 gome* In the It league cities. Lombardi was tho second num­ ber of the Green Bay organise, tion to win a UPI poll following tha 1969 NFL season. Boyd Dow. lor. Green Bay offensive and, was voted tho league's outstanding rook to. Kader Tourney Set Wednesday Tb* Sanford Women’* Golf Asso­ ciation will begin play Wednesday of (ha first II bote round of tho Kader Tournament. This la an an­ nual affair sponsored.by Mr. John Kader of Kaders Jewelers. The 54 hole tournament win be played off on three conaecutlvo Wednesdays, Um 19th, agth, nod tho 27th of Jan­ uary; r • . Tho tourumeat Is modal ploy score minus l / l handicap. Kadsr will award prises to the winner and the nmner’iaD. The results of tho January • Courtesy Tournament played hr point system worn ae follows: Team winners. Clara A, Mrs. Keen Ivor, Clara B, Mrs. Ruth Hamm and Gass c, Mrs. Saftsa DendanvUie. SiTXeiSiS? STJkSS vml tta a m t f * n l m k r u . POST TIME 1:10 P. M. 10 B utter Ru m MATINEES Wedntwtajr, Friday * Saturday 3 P. M. S 5 Now^Jaat dtlirery, fvm a b lt deals! Stc your local authorized C 1*m k l4 a h r, hO **m»»mw»m»m-••» • • •• ........................ ... ileem—^eoraeeeOOmomraraM* sagg&Tir. s* P.v �f lit »«aturS WrraTS M on. Ja n . B E TTER . W ARN T H E FARM ERS T O W ATCH O C T ^ FO R TH B MJERI1AU. > f f c T T O STA R T TH B W AR O A M «-S , / &C N E R A - L — "V I THUsI* T H E Y .VO U M U S T HAVE © O T A W FU LLY ‘JE E P U V W .J-O I.T IN T H B WO O P S ALREADY KNOW N O T? . 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I STOP j . w iM .-y BUTWiNNIff — A S IG N K iS S iN G IS mr I N S E C U P lT Y '/ .v * o r e m o t io n a l HOW OVOU f*'Ak.E o u t ; WOLF/ THAT KITTEN X DON'T DK3M HERE COME THE POLICE' NOW WATCH THE FUNH KNOW WHO OWNS THAT CAQ OUT , THERE/ j in s M W E, O R R iC E Q W H A TB NOTHING.* ONLV **"> IT S BEEN STANDING TH E S E S O LO NG SO M EBO D Y R E P O R JT O I T - J I �I • - ~*rr c - T " n ^Mi vS jii ? ivwi^ > » * w k v -« ■ bB h ■ / ’ w .«V- - - 1 f .■ ffct v ri g — n« ,.. i mm « dream oa U* war Oil «Mk. -a t Oamal AMai N iw r mm eartmnlai lariat >•tooitodtito atoM « f tha graat t Dab , t*aw tint phaae boot with th* aid of gom > « r aad tMhBldau and wUto vmo compialien U to laI h l M E p rt i eaiUvaUd land by H m tear Joat peat baa bean a giMd ova Cor Nairn, and *{Ut 5 * to praaant Ute Efyptlaa peo- •tojaHJtpMWa a?ifcnea 4 a " fa jb?\utyttT, friendihlp with T V Glowing Big In Middle Eo it i T 1AQKDAD (UFI) - The Mid*“ • Baat’l flrat *aia»Uioa atatioo a* Ma wap to bacomlat the awat — — Tide# antorpriaa la Uila •a _ a.m A OohUaea MlMater ralaal Camlr I vUaa a n vadarwar for bring TV to N par coat of Iraq i rip aavoa atUllaa people. ___ ; « • w ai the recent iwlteh . a tot watt traaimltter to a l,ato ratt model by Baghdad rWaa. Program* which had i’ aaaa aaly la tha Baghdad ■ (daaa the otatioa waa ianau.-• to d to May, i w , tan bow bo vtowai awra thaa « mile* away, lomlr aald bonetar atatloaa to n atofiatod withia tha next al Meeal aad Klrltuk to the aad Sernawa aad Baaarah will bring TV to TO i population. n. •Apply Par Old Liao Legal U f$ Iaovraaeo it i? a iijflsa1^ ^ to %HP toko earn burdenl hatorfa tha entire traaai bp Btofl with OLD AMBITa« KANSAS CITY. No obUNo ono wii oaU on govt Tear oal Bda ad oad mail B to* tssr _On, toot Oak, Dept toMaaa OMr, Mlaaoari, Presumably, the Egyptian arm* lost in the tali Sues crista now hava bean replaced bjr the Rus­ sian* and Nasser ante agaia feels himself torong enough to challenge Israel’a use of the caaal—over objections of tho United Nations. Nasser’s only real setback of tho year cam* in Iraq where ele­ ments friendly to him lost out steadily. In March, Iraqi Premier Abdcl-Karim Kassem crushed a re­ volt la northern Iraq which the Iraqi government charged was fostered by tha UAR. la October, Kaaaam escaped an aaiaislnatlnn attempt which nev­ ertheless laid him op with wound* JANUARY T The following funds btlong'nr to ownara af landa which hava Admltaieai baaa told for lotto, aod whlrh List # baaa anrlalmad for longar Woodruff T. Bailey, thaa thrao moatha ara la my hand Lake Mary md nnlaau the awn.r shall apply nr aama aa or hofero Fabruar, Carl Mueller, DeBary tat t i l * such fund* wilt ht paid Camilla Muse, Daytona Beach Ints lha Oaaarat Fuad of Somtnolc .'oualy, Flsrldai Floyd Krabenbfll, Sanford Jnha Fltlmara A (lladyu Jewel Cummings, Sanford 1*7.It Flllmara. bis wlfa sst. i : Margaret Bowen, Oeneva Myrtle O. Williams , SI.SI J. n. Andaraon Jacqueline Hatcher, Sanford «*t.i« J. K. Frlce Helen Sills, Sanford id.*: Faaala Rail Parkins. Dismissals Pnrttr J. Chadwick A 1S4.SI Ltoaa A. Chadwick Carl J. Harti* Jr., Hanford Robert Dailey, Sanford TOTAI. IU IS.1* Irena Booth, Sanford Wllnaaa my hand and official •tal this Ith day of Jaauary A. Faya Ives, Sanford |h ims Dora Ann Stellar, Sanford Rev. J. Thompson, Lake Mary (■ S A MDavid M. natch.I Woodruff T, Bailey, Clark of Circuit Court Pamlnota County, Florida Lake Mary Laura Foote and baby, N U TIC K O F p n o C K K D IN O F o n Sanford VACATING, CLOflIKQ AXD ABAN­ Annie Sanders, Sanford DONING A PORTION OF A Primua Brown, Sanford STREET. Ton will taka aotlr* that ths Charlotte Roberta, Sanford City Commlaitnn of tbd City of JANUARY • Panford, Florida, at 1:1* P. M , possible future rival to the com­ mittee which escorted tho Presi­ dent Into the chamber. Nobody Individually mentioned Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn.), but he mad* up for this by arriving conspicuously let* and miking a solo entrance. J«. John F. Kennedy (D-Maii.) distin­ guished himself by etulog apart Dorcas Class Holds M eeting Mra. C. E. McCord was holi­ es* at the January mealing of Ute Dorcas Sunday School d s n 4 the First Baptist Church, Aa inspiring devotion davi entitled "Take Tima" was given by Mra. Virginia Toth and Mrs. W. 0. Tanner led the group In prayer. A social hour followed tha brief business moating. Sevaral games war* played with prises awarded to Mia. William Tripp and Mra. Curtis Greet). Refreshment* of cake and cof­ fee ware served to members peas­ ant. Tkay warn Mra. Calvin Jardine, Mra. D. 0 . Walton, Mra. N. C. Booth, Mrs. W. W Horn*, Mrs. J. A. Fuller, Mra. Tanner, Mrs. Toth, Mra, Groan and Mrs. Tripp. The February moating will bo bald at the ham* of Mr*. Wat- Third T ry CHICAGO (UPI) Charley Grimm la up tor his third hitch aa manager af the Chicago Cuba. Orimm’a previous tours at tho Cub holm warn ltoT-M and lM4-to. ■f e ‘,1 Make * *, m P m Customer •; - -V , i tK |i>;. 1 J O.* T h y t j V., .. , iJju* i r.i ■ * }'■''* I V; * . t *-JV f : H y b r id LONDON (UPI) — Communist Chlnsss sclontlsU In Tibet have successfully crossed a yak and a Holstein bull, accoidlng to Radio Pslplng. Tho broadcast said th* resulting hybrid produced eight] times as much milk as tha yak and can aland th* nigged Tibetan dlmata better than the Holstein. Legal Notice fictitious r a n k NOTICE IH hereby gltai: Hist I am •na*|i<t In bualnaaa at Tarn Plata Para Park, Semlnnla Count,, Flor­ ida, undvr tha fictitious nama of, Ran (lrlirin Aa*n< r. and that I InUnd la ratlaler aalit namt with lha Clark nr (ha Circuit Courl, Bominnta County, Florida, In arenrdanca with lha provisions of lha rielltloua Nama Mtalutaa, to.w in Faction l*l.o» Florida Hlatulaa t ill. Bla: nan L. tlrlfMn. «r. Puhllah Jan. It. II, J4 A Pah. I. n iT iT io ia s in k NOTICE ta hrrabr alvan that I am auaaaad In liuahiaaa at Lake Sloaroa. Mamlnola County. Florida, undar lha (letliloua nama of, Tha Country Uroeary, and that I In­ land In register aald nama with lha Clark at lha Circuit Court, Ramlaola County, Florida,. In arc* nrdanoa with the provision! of tha Plciltlaua Nama Statute*. to-wltt daction iSS.at Florida m a im ., i lt f. * i« i Mrs, l-oran* Tlnd.l Mia* Norlna Norwood Puhllah Jan. 11, IS, IS, * Fob. 1. mi " " ’- ..- n .V W ".* ,7 . •» , FICTITIOUS S A M .\UTICK la haraby glvan that I am r:i-;*grd In bualnaaa at 1411 Stavaaa Ava. Hanford, Bamlnola Caunty, F1•)- la undar tha flclltloua nama . . .nfurd-hamlnol# aboppar and i ;> 4 I inland ta rtslaiar aald aama wiih lha Clark of tha Clrsnlt Court. Komlnul* County, Florida, la aecnrdanca with lha pravlalona o f ths Flotlllous Nam* Btatuta*. to.will Saatlaa SSI.SS Florida Siatutta 1SIT. Big: Rohart O Waaks Rabarl A. La wit Puhllah Jan. I. I. II, St, ISIS Grow I f .: Y- •? AV . D e v e lo p Tom H. Jarvis, Sanford Larry Plnkel, Sanford Dalo Plnkel. Sanford Forrest Nutt, Enterprise Beverly Ann Little, Sanford Daisy Chldester, Sanford Lois WiUli, Sanford Louise Barker, Longwood Ernest Collier, Sanford Barbara Ruprechl, Sanford Scott Burns, Sanford Daniel Jenkins, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bowen, Geneva, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haleher, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Barker, Longwood, a son Dismissals Rosetta Ferbcr. Sanford Ola Harrison, Sanford Mrs. James Hauser and baby, Sanford Della Williams, Sanford Eugene Padgett, Sanford Mrs. Ernest Bouley and baby, Sanford Forrest Nutt, Enterprise Mrs. George Plarce and baby, DeLand Floyd Kralj«ubUl, Sanford c.oHd':%,^ur.'.“ List \ from senalora In tha rear row. I was unable la detect anything sseeptlonal about Uw actions of Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.). However, normal behavior In It­ self Is unusual for someone said to be eyebaUIng the White House. After the speech, Kennedy and Humphrey, the only announced candidates, lingered In the cham­ ber. shaking hands and slapping back! of well-wishers. They ap­ peared to be waiting each other out. Slowly working their way to­ ward tho doors, Humphrey and bla group aod Kennedy and bis ■roup almost collided at one point. The two campaigners studlously Ignored each other and beaded up separate aisles. For whatever significance It may have, Kennedy won this pre­ liminary skirmish. He stayed In tho chamber for M minutes after the President left, or eight min­ utes longer than Humphrey. Oa hla way out, Humphrey no­ ticed that some of us newsmen were still la tho press gallery en­ joying the performance Reach­ ing Into hla coat pocket, he ex­ tracted a piece of cardboard and jocularly waved R. It was a sign ho had anMched from one of the reserved seats and it had two word*: ‘‘Whila Houso." FICTITIOUS MAMS XOTICK IH haraby glvan that 1 am annana* In bualnaaa at Farn I'laia. Farn Park, Oamlnola roun. tr, Florida, undar tha fletltloua nama of, R. I* ilrlffln Aaaoclaita, and that 1 Inland la rtslaiar aald nama with lha Clark of tka Clr* i-ult Court, Samlnel* County, Flor. Ida. In aroordanca with Ik* pro* tha Ftctniou. Nama Your i /v # for moat af the remainder of the year. Tha atruggl* for leaderahto o( Arab nalioaallam between Kassem and Nasaer has been oat in the open sine# last March. Nasser atlll is tha Middle East’s | popular symbol of revolt against colonialism but Kassam still bat | not given up tha atmggle. One of tha pawni is Syria. Syrian politicians persuaded I Nsiser to Incorporate Syria into tha U.A.R. In IMS because they feared a Communist taka-oyer. But Syria has proved as much a problem to Nasser aa tt did to the Prcnch after World War I and. to the Turk* before that. Watching Candidates Interesting By DICS WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - While averyone also was watching tha Preaidant deliver bla Slat* of the Union message to Congress, I was watching tho presidential candi­ date*. In aom* respects, the aldeshow was more entertaining than tha main event. There were al laaat five known or impacted presidential hopefuls in tho Houso chamber during Ute speeeh. Nobody knows how many other* were aecnlly picturing themielvM in Eisenhower'* place at the rostrum. I wouldn’t want to accuse any­ one of politicking on the Presi­ dent’s time, but a couple of Dem­ ocrats sure made the most of Iho audience he had attracted after lbs speech was over. First to check in was Vice Pres­ ident Rlehard M, Niton, the lead­ ing Republican contender. Aa head af the visiting Senate data gallon, ha got his ull* mentioned orally loudly, that 1*- by House doorkeeper William M. (Fishb.it) MUIar. Miller announced tha entrance of aach group, of dignitaries la the atyla and accent of a Mississippi station muter ealUag trains. "Mislab epeakib,* ha bawled, "Me vice preseduat and mambobs of tb* Sonata I" Tkna heralded, senators Worn bath tho South and North Mad in twa-by-two, ilk* mambara af • parly or animal* interlag tha ark. Up front was Demo­ cratic Loader Lyndon B, Johaaoo Tat,),- another of five. Johnson alaa got special men­ tion — by Nixon, who, to a softer vole# than MlUar’s, appointed bla With Regular Scheduled Advertising In The £ ?r A L ’ .i i ' Lagol Notica Lagal Notice To Reality the United State* hai been reftored and Naaacr’a - United Arab BcpubUe embracing, Syria aod Egypt he* been the recipient of US million doilara to earioui forma of Amarican aid. Diplonatlc and builneai rela­ tion* hava been rcitorod with Britain, and aoon mayba with Eranet. Quarrel* with lfoieow and Pelplug ariilag from attampted Com­ munist ponolratlnn of In* U.A.R. hire boon hailed over, at least on the surface. Nailer h n been ■Me to cruih communlim at homo while at the aama time reLining Ruisia it a market far Egyptian eotton. r- l •# # M f* r t-4 M * 9 & on lha Ith day of February, Ilia, In th* City Cnmml.alonar'a Room at th* City Hall la lha City of Hanford. Florida, will consldar and datarmlna whtlhar nr not tha CHy will varata and abandan any right nr lha City and lha public In and to that portion of th* Pouth aid* of Fulton Plratl In lha City nf Hanford, Florida, dtacrlbtd aa fol Iowa, to-wlt: Raginning at Northeast mrnar ' of Lot 1, Rlock 1, Tier 4, E. K. Trafforda Map of Sanford, run North ■ feet, (banco W att It fast, thanra Poulh ■ fast, thane Kaat to point of beginning. Par,one Intaraatad may appear and ha haard at lha lima and plara above aparlflad. CITY COMMMIPPION OF THK CITY OF BANFORD, FLuRIDA BY: H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clark IW T H S C IR C t IT c o t R T O F T H K M tT H J C D IC IA I. C IR C t. fT Ik and for a r w ix o i.r r o iN T r , P I.O H ID A . I ff CM ARCI4HY SO . II. R. FI.INT anil MARTHA RKKD FLINT, hit wlfa PlalntirfA va. FRANK TV. BUTTON. JR., at al. Iiafandanu Bt IT T O S l I K T T I T t.B NOT IC R T O D K P K I D g TO) FRANK W . BUTTON. JR. and llt.TII R. BUTTON, hi* wife. Ve r n o n p. button and KMMA M. BUTTON, hla Wirt, SIDKirr A. BUTTON and NOAMAH U. BUTTON, hla wifa. OEOROK A. VAN CAMP and ------ VAN CAMP, hla wlfa. if aay, FRANK B. VAN CAMP and BKTTT VAN CAMP, hla wife, LOUISE M. BUTTON, If they he living and It thty ara dead, thalr uaknown hair*, •latlsaaa, lagalaaa, grant*.,, apoueta, rradltor*. aatlgna. Ilaaori. and truals** and against any'and all paraont having or claiming lo hava any right, title or Int.raat by, through, undtr er agalnat'tha aforesaid Defendants: th* ua­ known hair*, deviate*, lega­ le**, grant***, creditors, and ■ithar parson* claiming by, through,, undar nr against FRANK W . BUTTON, daceaa. ad, KMKI.IXIG U HUTTON de­ ceased. FRED O. BUTTON, dacaaaad. and STELLA BUTTON VAN CAMP, ' dictated; aad any and ell partlss having or claiming l* hava any right, title and/or Interest In and la lha properly harolaaftar da*, rrlbad, aald land eltuata, lr» Ing and bilng In damtaola " a , to-wlt: County, Ptortda. Lola I and 1*. Rlock *T af RANLANDO. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, AlUmonta Bee. tlan, according le plat there­ of aa raoordod la Plat Book a, Paga IT, of Ik# Public Re­ cords of Bamlnola County, Flerldla. YOU AnK H. KRY NOTIFIED that tha Plaintiffs haraln hava inaiitulad a autt against >Jou I* th* Circuit Courl ef lha M ath Judlrial ciroutl. In and for Bamlnola County, Florida, t* quiet thalr till* to tha abort described prophrly situated, lying and being in Saminal* county, Florida, ae hereinabove more particularly sat out. You era hereby roqulrod to file your Auawar with th* Clark of tho Circuit Court, le end for Boralnolo County, Florida, and aarva a ropy thoroof upon Wlndtrwaadl* A Huntor, *14 Pork Avaeuo, Booth, Win Ior Park, Florida, Atteroaya far th* Pletntlff* In tha above ac­ tion, an er hater# th lad day or February If**, sla* a Decree Pro Confssoo wlU he entered egelust Xou, IT M ORDERED that Ihl* b* published In . tbs SANFORD HER. ALD. a newspaper published In Eemlnel* County, Florid*, once each wash far tear conaeautlve weak* The aaiure ef this suit and lha relief eougllt thereby le tb* quletl*g ef tha till* te aad tha ramofal •f tha aland* from th* ehevs deecrlhed Und* owned hr tb* PUletiff Is Eemlnele Coheir, Florid* an* for genenU equlubl* relief In the premise a WITNESS tap hen* end efflalal eeel aa th* Clcrh- ef th* Clrrult Court of Bamlnola Couety, Florida, thia lis t d tr of Dacemher, Ills . (REAL! David M. Ratahol . Clerk ef tha Circuit Court. Bamlaal* County. Florid* By I Martha T. Vlhlaa WIRDRRWERPI.M A HUNTER Atlaanay for plaintiffe III Park Avanu*. South P. O.. Bex m Winior Park, Plorlda " K&' T sr TV, IN TWO CIRCUIT COURT OF TRF. klUTH JUDICIAL c iw c c r r. IN AND POR BRRINOI.R COtSTT. FLORIDA. IN CRABCRRY NO. CKARLRt THOMAS aMITH. plalatiff. FANNIE MAE Legal Notica rrocK H of.n w R a e n t m a Th* raaulor annual maatlor of Iho atockholdara of Ths Cltliano Bank af Oviedo, Oalado Florida, will k* kald at tka Ovlad* Mamnrlal Building at *:*• P. M. on Tuesday, January llth. IMe for Ih* elrrtlnn of officers and th* transaction of such other hualntda a* may graparly aom* bafora tb* mealing. m L. H. Wabk to Bate. Vic* Praaldaat PMfYH, D.faadeet. RRTICR TO APPRAR STATE OP FLORIDA TO: Fannla Ma* Smith Addraaa aad R,aidants NOTICR FOR BIDS Unknown Tk* Beard *r County CommlsTaa ara haraby aellflad that a •lontro of Pamlnels County, Florid# hill af complaint far divorce ha* will racalv# bid# at lha Offle* of baaa filed against you, and you are David M. Gatehal. Clark, la tha required to earv* a copy Of rottr Courlhoua* at gaaforJ. Florida uu anan-ar or pleading lo th* hill af In lit * P. M January II. H I* complaint oa tha Plalatlfra At­ for lha following plaroa of oqulptorney Paul If. Parklaa. (IT TVa.t South strati, Orlando, Flerldo, and manl: llam No. I : Pneumatic llrad, 4 flit lha original Aatwar or pt.adwheal drive, dlaaal log la Iho offlca af lha Clark af powtrad, frost and lha Circuit Court oa or bafora loader. dfe Tuesday, February I, III*. If you It am No. I : Gaaotlna powered * , foil lo do on Judgment by default cavolor equipped as will bo taken agalnat you for tho a dragllne-clamhahell ralt.f demanded In lha hill of rapahl* of handling complaint. tq cable yard hueDONE AND ORDERED at- Han­ k*l*. ford, Bamlnola County. Florida, Trad* la — Bantam this Hat day af Dtcanbar, l i l t . Modal N i l mounted (■KALI on a gavarnmant aur. David M. flatrhal plu# hatf-lrack v*. Clark clrrult Court hlrlt, with drag baaRyt Martha T. Vihltn, DC hat. Paul C. Parkin* Ham No. I: Rotary type alahllla. •IT Wait South dlraat in* and bituminous Orlando, Florida mltlng marhina, a - l ^ Attorney for Plaintiff propallad with powal Publish Jan. 4, II, II, II. III*. aiaarlng. Trad* In— Haaman Andwall Mo­ I * THR CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH dal M i ll ! pull typa JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA mixer. IN AND FOR ORRINOLR COUNTY Pperlflratlnna .for Ih* llama re­ CHANCERT NO- 1*1*1.----------quired may he obtained at tha ANTONIO O. VILLAFUJR. rtalntHf Office of Ih* County Engineer In th* Courlhoua* at Sanford, Florid*. -VIBid# 1 0 b# onelooad In a sealed LAQRIMAB J. VIULAFLOR. Dafaadaat envelope, plainly marked oa Ik* outaldtj Bid For Front End NOTICR t r d e f e n d Loader, or Hid For Kiravalor, or THK HTATE OF FLORIDA TOt Rid For Mlxtr, optn January 14, I.AOIUMAB J. V1LLAFLOR, who,a placa of raaldaaca Is 1M*. Bid* wilt ho opened at a m aeifr 1111 Andrade Street g te b* bald In th* County ComW Bta. crus. Mantis, Philippine Ing mlaalonara Matting Room In th Islands A Bw.rn Complaint having btan Courthouse ol Hanford, Florida oa (Had agalnat you In th* Circuit January !4, 114*. Th* right I* raatrred lo walr* Court In and for Bamlnola County, Florida, In Chancory. for Divorce. ’ Irregularities or larhnlrallllaa In Ih* abort till* of aald action halng bldo and lo reiect and and all bids. Hoard of County AXTUXIO O. VILLAFLOH, PlalnComiqlsalonor* tlff. V.. LAG 111II AH J. VILLAPlAlR, Dafaiulam, that* praaaals art to John Krldar. Chairman caua* and raqulr* you lo flla your Ry: F. It. Davla Jr. wrltlon dafanara. If any, la Ih* County Engineer ARKMIKD NUTICK OP al IT Complaint filed haraln. and to a.rvs a copy thereof upon Plain­ STATE OF FUIRIDA TO: MOHKR tiff'! Attorn*) on or laforo th* let K. LEVY, If allva, hl*_ u n k n o w ^ day of March, A. D.. Ill* , oilier- apoue* If married, and If dead h*_ w l.t a Dtcrta Pro Conftaao mill bo raapacllvs unkowa hair*, davlataa, entered osalnat you aad th* caua* lagalaaa and grant***; JOSEPH M. proctad t t part*. ARREDONDA, If allva. hla un­ WlTNKBg my hand an official known apouaa If married, and It aaat a l Sanford, gtmlnol* County, dead hla raapartlva unkoon heir,. Florida, Ihl* llth day at Dacam- Itgattee. devlaata and grantaaa J. har. A. D. t i l l. A. UrDONALD and MART A. MAC(BEAM DONALD, kla wife. If allva. thalr David M. Gatehal raapautlv* unknown apouata It Clark of Ih* Circuit Court married, and If dead thalr reaper, In and for Hamlnot* County, live unknown hairs, devlaata, lags# Florida lata and granites; AARON CLOUD, Dy: tlarlha T. Vihltn If allva, hla aaknown apouaa It Deputy Clark married, and If dead hi* reoptr. Gordon V. Fradarlrk tha unknown holri, davit#**, Ir g a A Attorney for Plaintiff lota and granttta; K A R R IflO ^ P. O Hot 111* NANNY, If allva, hla unknown 7*1 North Park Avanu* tpoua* It marrlad, and If dead hie Sanford, Florl raapacllvs unknown halra, davlaara, lagaleea and 'grantees; BARAIl IN TRR CIRCUIT CUI'RT OF THR JACKHU.V, If allva, bar unknown NINTH JUDICIAL CIRUUUTT O f apouaa If married, and If dead her THR STATE OF FLORID I . IN retparllva unknown heir*, davlsaea, AND FOR rKMINtlt.K COCA f t , lagatara and grant***: IDKt.LA IN CStANURRI. NO. IIIU JACKSON CRAWFORD. If allva, HELEN HOOVER BURTNETT and her unknown spout* If marrlad, FRANK CLAYTON BUHTNBTT, and If dead her respective unknown h .r huaband. hair*, darlteta, lagaleea and grantPlaintiffs eta; MAn r JACKSON, who rtelde* In Rurhaitar. New Torkt U l t V U IW IU .L W . REED aad M. VIR­ H U . JACKSON LEE. who resid e # GINIA NERD, hla. wife, at at, D. randan ta. la Rochattar, New York: ORA BELL JACKSON LEE. who raaldae NOTICR OF HI IT la Rochsalar, New York: PHOKTO: LOWELL W. RKKD gad M. RIAN BTTH, If allva, har unknown VIRGINIA RKKD. hi* Wlfa, If liv­ apouaa If married, and If dead ing, und If dead, thalr unknown har raapacllvs unknown halra, bolro at - law. davlataa, Ifgatt**, davlaaa*. lagalaaa and grant***; grant***, assign*. Ilansra. cradl- JOSEPHINE JACKSON THOMAS. tora, trust*** and all other par. If all**, bar unknown apouaa If pons claiming uadar aald Dafand marrlad, aad If dead har raapar­ ants, and all parti** having or tlva unknown hairs, davit***, lags* claiming Is hava aay right. Hit* lata and grant***, C. H. LINERET, or latoraats la and ta tha follow If allva, hla unknown apouaa ll Ing described real properly altuat- marrlad. and If dead hla Vaapacllva rd In th* Couaty of Bamlnola, Blata unknown halra, davlataa, le ga te es af Florida, ta-wlli and. graataaa; KDWYN IA X D T F Tha Want II ftat of tha East DA tv EH. GEORGE ACOCSTI’ E l i t fast nr lha Want t*t feat THOMPSON and ANTHONT NOR­ nf th* North Half of lha RIS. aa Trualasa of ih* Florida Southeast Quarter or lha U n d aad COloslaatlun Company, Bouthwaat Quarter (lata tha M d - If all**, thalr raapartlva anSouth III feat thereof). Section knows apouata If married, aad If 11, Township It South, Rang* dead their ratpactlva unkhbwn 11 Real. halra, davlaaaa, lagalaaa gnd grantTh* natar* ef thla suit la is saa: MONROE B. HUTTON Bad B. ramnva certain cloud* from and T. CROSS, If alive, thalr rtapscllta to quiet and confirm Plaintiff*' uaknown apouata It marrlad, and till* te th* above dtacrlbtd pro­ It dead thalr ratpactlva unknown perty. halra. davit***, lagalaaa and grant* Th* noma of |ht Court la whlrh eta; SARITA U HUTTON, who reIhl* suit haa btan loatltutad la Hit aide* In McDonough, Georgia; a r # Clrrult Court for lha Ninth Judl. agalnat any aad all persona claim­ rial Circuit of Florida. In and for ing any right. Hits ar Initrtat In Bamlaal* County, Florida, In and t* th* fellawing described land Chancary. lying and being In Semlgot* Coun­ Th* ahbravlatad till* In this ty, Florida, te-wlti rasa I* HELEN HOOVER BURTBegin at th* BE norser of NETT and FRANK CLAYTON th* B W 4 of lha BWI# of tha RCRT.VRTT. bar husband. va SMH. Saetloa II, Tawnahlp 1* LOWRLL NV. .IKF.D and M. VHlPouth. Rani* It Baal, thanra GINIA RERD, hla wlfa, at al^ running North 1*1.1* feat, Dafandaata. thane* Wait t* tb* AlUntle Tb* dtacrlpllan af lb* raal pro­ Coast Una Railroad rlght-of. perly involved ta tbla dull I* at way, thaara Southwesterly q*t forth shore. along ^nld right-of-way to a ▼ou aad earh of you nri hereby point th* b tfla a ln E ranulrad to flla your answers, nr thrnca East le polat at haglrfW nthtr dtfaaalv* plaadlngs In aald nlag. cent*, with th# Clark of said Cnurt TOC ARE HRRERY NOTIFIED and aerva a copy Ibaroef upon that a eult to quiet title baa bean Porvle P, Bwaan, At tor nay far brought agalaat you la tha d rea lt Plalnllffs, lis t* Bo. Orangt Ara- Caurl. Ninth Judicial Circuit or nua, Orlando. Florida, on or bofora Florida, la aad far Soallnol* ths llth day nf February, A. D. County, th* abort till* of which IMS. If you fall lo do so. a Da- 1* PHILIP J. NESS. Plaintiff, va. era* Pro Cnnfatao will bn anlrrtd MOSES K. LEVY, at al., Dafand. agalnat you and aald caua* shall am*, aad by ihtot praaant* ara re­ proceed at part*. quited lo fll* with Ih* Clark of WITNKBg my hand and th* atal said court your written appearof aald Courl at f t i ' - : 4 . Ptmlool* ant*, personally or by attorney. County, Plorlda. this th* Ith day In aald eult on or baforp Ih* ll<to * of January. A. D. III*. day of February, ltd*, and thereto | David M.. Catch*! atlar to flla atrvic* aa lha oppos­ Clark of th* Clrrult Court ing count*! and flla with said la add far Bamtaslq Couaty, Clark yaur wrlltaa dareaaaa. If Plorlda aay, ta Plalatlfra camplalm at Ryt Martha T. Ylhtaa tk* llmaa praacrihad b r law, IharaDeputy d a rk In sotting ug tb* aatat*. light, Parvl* P. Bwanu till* ar Inlaraat la, or tlan upon, Attoraay far Plaintiff* tha abav* described proper: y 11d4 da. Orange Av*., claimed by You. Htrala fall aot nrlando, Florida ar a Daeraa Pro Qoafaaao will b* anterod agalnat you. WITNESS my band aad tb* aaal af aald Coart at Baafard, Florida ikla 1th day af Jaauary, a . D. lid*. DAVID M. GATCHEL. M Clark af Ik* Circuit Court Ry Marika T. vihltn Deputy d ark Raanaik M. L afn .r AI tern *y for Flo la lift Edward* Build Ian— P ull*lag— r. fk Dram a* Baafard. Plorlda H toU BH JANUARY If, !« , to. Bad FEBRUARY 1. IH * mmt i f imM PBATUBBi 1:41 • 4:14 •:4T • l:H ‘ I * *' is»jrv eiF '' • iSWVi.V LS**l4tl;'2i >. i Oeeetr*e Oely : i..^ : . *riT-s' * ... .. ‘ ■. -, ek^mVw'.- Vwt.^ IdVljSf . . ITAKTi JAN. IMh WALT DISNEY'S “T O I Y T Y L E R " -■'vh'-'UJ-.wAn. or.- va JHH - ISWvh-4* o ’-*Jr.V!I'.-W»' r ---- - ^ ^ ■.., Cw-Feelee* A% t i l t f . M. Oily riBST SAJfroao rmowing S--.W ■ . 11 a ., --.v ‘ : ____ I ______ J _ ' 3 1 :t �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 5. Rani EsUtt For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. flood Food t For Rant I. Wanted to Rant ; 9 4. Root Batata Waalad I. Root Batata For Solo t. Mortgage Loana T. Baaiaaoa Op porta nitla T-A Inanraare I. Female Haig Wanted t. Mala Haig Wgatad It. Mala or Female II. Work Wanted IB. Plumbing Service* • w . RUrtrical Sarrkoa 14. Build, Paint * Regale II. Special Bawb ee It-A Bounty Parian II. Flewera ft Plaaia IT. Pata • Lieaotoak II. Machinery > Tania II. Roata and Motori W. Aatnmahilaa M-A Trailara It. Parnltnra J B . Artklen Far gala * B . NotIcon ft Parana ie 14. Loot A Pnnd Inatraatlon LOTS for sale on hard aurface road; nicely graded: near Mon­ roe corner. Phono FA 2-2720. ROOM tafulahad caraga apt •oa at 704 Palmetto Aea. WHITE tomato help wanted. I ust bo M. Apply to Pig 'N Whistle. fti BROOM bachelor apt., ground ‘J floor, nomptetely tarnished, $40 >U Palmetto. t-BEDROOM, partly tarniahad, •too par smith. Charts* Ray, RL 1, Bat MS A. Call bmao is Lika dtataaoa to FA 1-Ttll. T bedroom w. iaui. it i bouM, Itt 2-orro. fa C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER R E N T A BED , Boopftal ft Bohr W. W# FUBUrrURK Vh. FA t-> lil H I W. let i t WELAKA APABTMRNTBt privnto hatha, lid W. Ftrat St ItOOM and BOARD tar nan. Call FA MM*. OFFICE SPACE wtth tag. HI Oak A n ew . FA H M . FURN. Apt Ml Farit A n . , MTORY HOUSE lor rest or sale reaeooable; Corner Ird ft Chapaot. Mrs. W. 0. Brooke, B Star B t Eaterpriaa, Fint-BEDROOM kitrim alirtrioany MU Willav FA M T t Burnished •tortnant FA l-aoo. P ice bedroom trance FA MMt. BOUSE lor Avcsw n e a r FA S N A private aaPkono os Sanford doerap- J-BEDROOM CB fcouM. phono FA ISP5*. Tala- ALMOST NEW bouaa; largo Ur­ ine room, bedroom, tile bath, colored flxtum; kitchen with waU even, tahla tap atova; draw drapes! ideal tar cottpli. Cali FA MBS* after » : » P. M. Ki CLEAN a-room tarnlabcd apt. cioee bt n i Park A n. ROOM garage apartmett Ph. FA W N TRAILER SPACES: Urge lota. Camp Seminole TraUor Park, Wekin River Bd. PA m u i . Ron! B ctsto Far Hals WYNNEWOOD: S BE., Fla, I m , stove, aefttparetor. Air aandittooer opUanal. Law payments. 3410 Stavos* Ava. ROOM hasas aa lari* tot Phone FA I-3490. RAYM OND M. BALL NEAT APPEARANCE: ateoogra pter end typist; f a DeBory real estate office; pleasant surroandtog*. Write Bon I, e/o HOME W ITH ▲ V IE W Sanford Hereto, Located ea ton tots shaded by Twenty Three .huge this thro* bedroom—two bath home ATTENTION with ito unobstructed view of What saclion of Somtaele a beautiful lake to truly SOME County dn yon Itvo to? Do you THING SPECIAL. Among its have an AVON BeproaonUtiva many extra features are a calling on yon regularly? N Hi-Fi speaker system, forced yon don’t, wa may need yea. air duet beat in every room N you would like to Warn sod a two too Air Conditioner, about being aa AVON Repre­ sentative, write Ura- Jean If yon art looking for aa ultra­ Mflsnlch, Bos Ml. Lwkhart, modern bom* in l setting typi­ Fla., tar interview. fying Central Florida at Its beautiful best, PICK UP THAT PHONE RIGHT NOW! Wa are t, Mato Help Wanted eager to ace your reaction whan RETAIL Building Material OatS o m e ***'1 t**1 aide Salesman, aom* experience ONLY IU.M9, TERMS to building materials necessary. Writ* qualifications to Box R, W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency a/o Sanford Herald. Phone FA 2-4N1 Ut N. Park BUILDING MATERIALS SALES­ NEW l-bedroom block bans*, part­ MAN experienced in lumber aid ly tarnished, MSOO, terms. Ap­ building materials desired, but ply M30 Palmetto. will consider other qualified ap­ plicants. Starting salary com­ •-BEDROOM house, screened mensurate with ability. Perma­ porch, fenced yard; Just outside nent position with mowing na­ city limits. FA 2-T422. tional company, Mali summary of background to P. O. Box SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, lto 701, Sanford, Florida. baths, CB, Florida room. Nlcsly landscaped US’ x 134’ corner SEARS ROEBUCE ft Ce. baa lot 13,509 down or will trade opening in Central and South for other property. Will finance Florid* tar men between th* part of down payment if desir­ agaa of Si and 41, in manage­ ed. 119 E- Cotomin Orel*. ment (reining. Good aUrting PA 1-7907. salary while In training. After completion of training period 5-ACRES of good farm land in you will he assigned aa a mana­ Sanford Celery Delia >500 per ger of a Sear* Catalog Solas a m . Excellent term*- Richards Office with ehsnca of further Hotel, Melbourne. Florida. advancement. Applicant* must have a college education, bo of S t Johns Realty Co. good character, ho neat to ap U l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24121 aranc*. Salas experience pre Ml So. Park Ave. Ph PA 1MM SUnstrom Realty HERBERT STENtTROM Regtotoed Broker LIN H1SNER LOTTIE BEOADWAY BEN TOBBETT BETTYB D. SMITH Asioelatca 11 H. Park Ph. FA M4M meet the necessary require­ ments. write giving brief del rripttoo of jour educational background and three personal references. Address your latter to Mr. W. C. Anderson, F. O Bon 411, Winter Haven, PloMs II. Week Wanted SECBETABY: shorthand, dicta 5-BEDROOM. | bath, double tarttaa, legal experience: wants parts, extra U rn utility room. taR ^ar^ port-tone work. Call Monthly payment! IN. US Shannon Dr. FA I-1S1S•11 Ito. Pask Ava. Ph. FA 14441 PERMANENT or temporary work fenford APPROXIMATELY ton acres of no light ateno. — typist a gen*• Evaai BUa. Lobe Mary ■rove, 11,310 par acre; mar Sunral office work. FA 1-uao. Ph. PA B-U90 land Estates. Contact Joseph Levy, FA S im . tOAIN - MOVE IN TODAY I BB.Jtonaa on Miaaoito, Nat out U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN of dtp Btoi'at Htoban equipped, MM French Ave. vaootiao blinds, p i n beater. J. W . HALL Must aril at sect, gaaas. Will Rocltfcf trad# for lain modal air. "CaH Han" Phone FA MMl *A I4B1 or PA MBS. Le w 22. Articles For &•!• 20. Aulotnobilen PIANO LESSONS to your home. ‘55 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. Cell FA 2-7519. new W/W Ttrei, radio and healer, WOS. FA 2-5739. SERVICE CALLS 91.50; for depend able TV lervlce, call San­ 21. Fumiturn ford TV Center, 9th and Sanford Ava. FA 2 9741. New ft Used Fumiturn ft Appli­ ances. A Good Place To MODEIU RUG CLEANERS BUY, SELL or TRADE Alt Sits Ruga And Wall To Wall Furniture Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Jenkins FA 2-7430 I Week Service Ph. FA 2-7*37 too Sanford Ave. • BIG VALUES Sewing Mach. Repairs • 1UICK CREDIT ALL MAKES ft MODELS • EASY TERMS 104 So. Park (24 hr. ser.) WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 2 3825 lAff-A-DAY WILSON - MAIER 15-A Beauty Parlors DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP *004 Adam* Ph. FA - '.353 A Satisfied cuilomer 1* our br4 advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 7-5742 Be Lovelier With Professional Beauty Car*. Dawns ft man ol many moodn— tired, shiftless, pro* snsUnmUnc sad just plain toay.’* Day* Work Wanted. FA 1-305. PERMANENT work for l« yr. old hoy. Phone PA > ino BABYSITTING FA 14430. day Beauty Salop 2510 Oak FA •7884 16. Flowers A Plantn a night MEAT CUTTER: 10 years expelienee, desires permanent Job; settling to SanfOrd. FA I4M1. 12. Plumbing Service* SANFORD Plumbing A Heating M So. Bha Ph. PA 2-7314. Plumbing1 & Repairs Jon C. Ikoaaaa 1434 darits Bt. PA M «4» INSTALLED Mercury Outboard Motai TOMATOES and SWEET POTABack Gita* WOODRUFF MARINE TOES. Celery Ave., near BeardVentGlnaa MO! Preach Avs. PA 3-1313 all. Windshield Loor Ginns SKRVICK Sonknrik Glnaa and Paint Co. 20. AutMttobilau FA I-4U2 1IH Chevrolet 2-DR., • cylinder, las* than t.000 miles, no rust TV and RADIO REFAIR af -r ADt COVDITIONING anywhere. Will accept car ’for •:9a nights and weehands; lan­ CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE equity *r cash, take ever payiard, Lake Mary and Lsn MOT Stated Ave. PA meoU.~ See at Holla Motor PA *4TTl and PA Sates. PLUMBING INCOME TAX SERVICE Contracting ft Repairs AIR CONDITIONED ’51 I door WILLIAM H. HURRAY Free Estimate* Mercury. FA 2-aaia »fi*r a p. m. Hit Celery Ava. Tel. FA t-13a* R, L. HARVEY 04 laniard Ava. Phone FA 3-35*3 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L HARMON 18. Electrical Service* PH. PA 2-4223 After i P. M. House Wiring — Electric Service HEATING •id Vlhton H. B. FOPK CO. RANDALL ELECTRIC 00. N AVY AND »0 S Park - PA 2-4234 lit Magnolia FA 24315 NEW COM ERS PUMPS - SPRINKLER! 14. BuiM. Paint A Kepair AB type* and aites, installed TO SA N F O R D “ Do It YourMU" WALL PAPERINO ft PAINTING WK REPAIR AND SERVICE Work Guaranteed Bod Beard Wa ItvKe yea to he our guests BT I N E Contact SO West Ith St. absolutely fro* without obllgaMachinery and Supply Co, Phone FA 2 3943 301 W. M 81. Ph. PA 24412 lien at oo* af Sanford’s leading Metals while you local a suit­ THOS. E. THOMPSON TV PICTUHE TUBE SPECIAL able housing for yourself and General Cantraetor F a I waaki only! fnmlly. Pirk np your key at Home Carpentry Repairs IT In. (accept tome Roofing ft Siding portable*) 123.50 our Hsiao Office. Phone FA >4452 21 In. 931JO M hi. M3.50 HOOFING, flutter*, Spouting, AU tubes have 1 1 year guarantee. LLOYD'S RADIO ft TV Roof Ropelrs, Painting, Cement ft Carpenter , Work. General 411 Banted Ava. PL PA I4TM Home Repairs. 20 yrs. Experi­ LEWIS BALES ft SEEVICE ence. Very Low Rates. Fnooe Vaapn Motor Scooter* PA 14*T9. Heater ft Lawn Mower Service West Country Ctob Rd. PA 2 732S B ft M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs licensed * — Bonded -Insured PBRR ESTIMATES M Laurel Avo. Ph. FA 3-19*3 Plumbing & Heating SAVE at BRYAN’S FABRIC SHOP. One block West of Monro* Comer, on West First St. GOOD Used Appliances and TVa, Oormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto. MARY CARTER PAINT! ' World’a Largest Gallon BUY ONE GAL — GET ONE FREE sot w. tat. st, Ph. pa Maaa Military toys, child* army grits, sleeping bags. Jungle ham­ mocks. Army-Navy Surplus, SIS Sanford Avenue. New and Used Furniture REDWOOD Cadar eloast, Bhn SU E. First SI. FA 2-5622 new. *20. 450 Rosalia Dr. (oattage). CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin­ gle pieces or jets. Also furni­ ture repair. Cabinets made. LEAVING TOWN, must aril tarn!lure: two piece living note FA 2-7083. suite; roHre table: and tobies; Used furniture, appliances, tools three piece bedroom Mite; etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart chrome dinette set; other odds 21S Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 and ends; FA >4831. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 7 cu. ft. FRIG1DAIRE refrigerator Beds. Day, Week or Month— with 25 lb. capacity froeiar and FURNITURE CENTER Frlgldalrs alaclrlc atova with Bd 1100 French Ave. In. oven. Call FA 3-751B. Ph. VA 2-7933 1955 FORD Rancbwagon; 19B Triumph Thunderblrd motor­ ?SAVE$ cycle; 14 ft. Wolverene teat New ft Used and trailer; 23 H. P. Evtorudt Furniture nnd Appliance* nxitorj reaionahla. FA S-7ML MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. Fred Thufs- Mather of Sanford toa, Phone FA 24990. TASKER PAINTING — Room 905-909 B. First St. Ph. FA 1-0983 Spaclal. FA 24138. PLANTS: Tomatoes, Cabbaie and Collards 50c per hundred: spe­ 22. Artlclm For Rale 15. Special Service# cial price in lots of thousand; 1151 E. 7th. St. Phone FA 2 0529. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Service With The Cash. SUPER Since 1348 TRADING POST, FA 2-08TT. Cut Flowera For Any Occasslon A. HARE DEBARY SANFORD FLOWER SHOP NOrth ff-442> NOrth M i l ! FA 21122 FATTOHY TO YOU nr FA 2 0270 ALUMINUM ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ VENETIAN BUNDS 19. Bonin and Motor* ments, Invoice*, hind bills, and Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom program*, e tc . Pngrcssive rail with plastic ends. Plastic Printing Co. Fhona FA 3-M31Gateway To The Waterway or rayon tapes. Cotton a nylon soa West 13th It. cords. Your EVIN RUDE Dealer . Robson Sporting Goods Senkni'Ik Glnxx nnd Faint Co. AUTO GLASS 30444 E. 111 . Ph. FA 2-S9ai 112-114 W. tnd St. FA 1-4821 14. Build, Paint & Repair 11. Work W u t « d 23. Notice* A Personate “ I LIVE FOR LOVl* Phone FA >-1813 24. I-ont fl Found REWARD for return of hay, credit cards ft check book taken from N. C. ear Dec. 24. No quaattott asked. Phone FA >-»!•. . LOST: Gold necklace, heart shaos set with diamond. REWARD. Phone FA 24ata. LOST; Toy Terrier, white famate with one black eye; to vtrinltf of Food Tate. REWARD. " It: 114 W. tad Bt. WELCOME SUNLAND Estates PAINTING ft DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free EsUmatea — Work Guaranteed Fatstteg Canti FA 1-1204 "ouhJtAy VYlanoJi PARK HOMES • Qtfloi CsaiMuulty • Near Gulf Cnursn $450 Down Turn Want On 20th ■t. Fallow Country auk Rd. fl Watch Fur Our Bigun . . . •:M A .I L T I Durfc ■UNDAY IlM P. M. TU Dark Stummakak CuiptnMO— Cuh ho. PA S41M Before Prices Go Up *340 9890 Paymaut-Nn Clanfug OC rUEVDffl IT JO t n C f KUICI MAlr VBr^ ur ww» Heater. Art—alia Tiiiii M w . Beautiful Tutoa* Finish With ■acaltast Ttras - Lite Mow lu id i ami Out • Loral Nov Cor T rth la With Vary Low Mllcagn, & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homos Designed For Floridn Living. I fl 4 Badrooma — 1 * 5 Baths RAVENNi OPEN D A ILY PAYTON R agiflail R ill Estate Broker M ay B. C a m s - LetSelva LI B. B. Bogun, It. FA S ian tiM It Utovatoa LL-t' ■ Mon. Jan. 11, 1000—Pago 0 15. Special Service* Krred but not required. If you AN D ASSOCIATES R O SA flrralh W. H. "Bill” Stemper Agency Btatty, adulta preferred , Ed., BUa, Navy Beat KrmN. Apt, B l i t W. let 1h ~ SLEEPING ROOMS; 7%e OsMoa, 401 Magnails. FA M W . . Jtrw tvt Mary; ftanfarh STOP! LOOK I LISTEN I Realtor ft Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Toffee Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Helen E. Noonaa INCOME PROPERTY: A p t . house. Needs repair but good Phono FA >-4991 111 N. Polk tar future investment. Located III So. Park Ave. Sanford — 7. Rualnon OfportnnHIai opposite First Baptist Church. FOR LEASE: 40 acrao. Seminole County, t m Sect. I Tvs fl ALSO practically new I room S-Rg. StE. Write; A. Shop, 230 residence at 2T11 Sanford Ave. Hyde Fork Ave., Tampa. Convenient to Sanford Navel SPARE TIME Air Station. SERVICING ROUTE WITH For further detail* contact HERSHEY CANDY GEORGE T. STUMP Wa wtR selsct a reaponslbl* per­ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS son In thtir local area servicing A LOAN ASSN. NEW CANDY MACHINES US­ MT S. COURT ST., ORLANDO ING HERSHEY PRODUCTS PHONE GA 5-3531 No eaperieneo nscamary. Qua lifted person will hart oppor­ FARMER’S AGENCY tunity of earring BIO MONEY N. T. Farmer, Realtor devoting only spare time to D. H. Whitmore irtTAT * start. Ahoot‘ I‘ boon _ Lillian G. Trams required to service route and AsiociiteEs* manage business. To bo eligible 111 S. French Arc. Ph. FA 2 4 M you moot bo able la mate After hoars, FA 2-MU, PA 3-021, small investment of m * cash FA 3-G)U tn handle. For parsons! inter­ view write giving particulars READY FOR IMMEDIATE and phone to: District Manager. OCCUPANCY Dept. Stl, P. 0. Bo* fill, Clave P-BEDBuOM, I bath, kitchen land 30. Ohio. equipped, Florida room. Laras 8. F m a lt H a * Wanted lot CaH FA 2-1432. Un fu rnished largo Florida equipped, hardwood FA 1-lllT. Egr LOCH ARBOR THREE BEDROOM. Ill bath STOP! In ta sea our I bedroom m or t tiled bath homes at home on canal with accm to Chryatal Lake available now a* SAN SEM KNOLLS owner haa bean transferred overMsa. Low down payment 4 Blocks West of French Avenae on 39th Street. and aieume 4te% F. H. A. mortgage of >12,931. LOOK! at all the wonderful fea turn In these homes. Terraiso ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor floors—Furred and Plastered Raymond Lundqulst. Asioc. walls — Custom built • cabinet FA 24951 AUanUc Bank Bldg. work—and Dust-free elasatsCloae to schools and stepping BY OWNER: Raanosabls lertRe; 3-bedroom. I bath, large living -LISTEN! to the price and room and porch, eetabllihed lerms—$550 Down FHA Plane lawn, excellent neighborhood. ed—Exclusive with Sanford, FA l-T4ao. 2. For H int I 5. Rial Folate For 8a!i LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' 2-BEDROOM block bouse toes than one year old; small down x 145’ : onr block off New Up payment. FA 2-TVTI. tala Rd. $850. Phone FA 2-7213 after COO P. M. co r A m iu r HUm®,v,u*•^ ***** ► V A - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low a i $425 J O t A V l L L A V rinding Air (onditleorr . Beautiful Dakota H*4 With Whit* Tog • Bpetleea 1attrior • Drive* Only l.tot Milan By Prorioua Owwr. Id Too Boro Baao M B g For A Lika Nan Trada-1a . . . . You can mov« In immedlntaJy while th# papers nr* being proceaaed. Wa Gunrxnteo Parsontl SaUifsctiofl On Tha Construction Of Your Horn* For The First Year — Or Your Down Psymrat And Cloataur Cost Will Bn Cheerfully Refunded. 1 Our Used C a n W U B t Dtegtoyod Far T t « laapfctloa Nightly On Our U r g a L i g h t * L*4. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Office Open I M Til tiH Drily i m P. a . *TU D oh I s r in Gar Hwy. 1T-W fl Stth OL Pkoa PA 2-1501 W H E R E D E A L S S H IN E at th t alga or your bool buy 2nd A I'alototlo U. C. Lot F A M U 1 O f*. F A M T I1 ChorroUt — OldauMbllo -a CadlBao T M t b l HOLLER MOTOR ¥ L L �Grad* "A* Florida Drr&ted Sc, Drawn dt got, n bM c n 1 Impress on my two boys that liquor to harmful?” “ How can I got mg husband to quit amoklng and bocomo a*tire In our local church?” •■What to meant by a echtzophrenle personality?" My 15-year-old teases other aged about a, la a civic dynamo 1as well as publisher of the two newspapers at Spartanburg, Booth- Carolina. - Aa Chairman ef the YMCA cam­ paign to raise tl,aoo,ooo for a new mfldlng, he Invited- me to deliver the kickoff address. It is typical ef our newspaper publishers to be staunch rooters for all Rood civic and moral yrajocla. But not alt of them have the vitality and personal energy to qperkplug the actual campaign! In their elltoc the way Phil Buckhalt docs. Tar example, while at Spartaaburg, bn introduced me to 1,180 high schoolers In the morning, Mas M clergymen at a noon AndMtber* wna a packed audi­ torium of 1,900 at Uw big avanJag affair. But at 11 A. M„ I spoke to 1.000 ladles at a “ Women Only" Alec*. Why does ho do so and what ean I do to correct himT" "After V years of happy mar­ ried life, my husband has sud­ denly grown cold toward me. He wants to go places alone. What can 1 do to restore our former happy relationship?" "At 13, I want to get married, but my mother opposes Uw Idee, saying I should stay homo and look after her. But 1 have a wonderful boy friend whom 1 have dated steadily for over two years." "We've been married 18 years and have 4 children, but my hus­ band to running around with ether women and says he wants a di­ vorce. I have heaved him to try to restore our hsp^y home, but he refuses," "For 14 years of our marriage, my husband has born a chronic philanderer with no desire to change. For the sake of our ehilddren, aged to and IS, what should I dot" "How can I got my buaband out of bod and to church without nagging him?" "What cauaoa a husband ef IS to have no orotic desire?" "1 have two eeml-lnvalidod parante to took after, as well aa my huaband and three children. I am ao upset far 1 can't do Jus­ tice to all my obligations. Just when doe* my first responsibility ItoT" “ How cm a wtf# help m Im­ mature husband grow up?" "How esa I stop toatousy to my husband when he baa no valid eaussf" WASHINGTON (UFI) — The Supreme Court reconvenes today after Me holiday recess,with da* elaioaa Swatted la aome to casta involving espionage, race conflict, citizenship and other issues. Later In the week, the nine Jus­ tices will hear arguments on the constitutionality ef the 1M7 civil Hghte law, which permlte the federal government to enforce Ne­ gro voting righto. Attorney Gen­ eral William P. Rogers will represent the government. Federal Judge T. Hoyt Davis of Americus, Us., ruled last April that the statute was unconitltu. Ilona!. Among the more Important cases up for dsclslon Is the dis­ pute between the United States Ond five Gulf Coast states over ownership of the rich offshore ell lands, The Government wants slate ownership confined to a three-mile belt around the coast­ line. The states claim as far out to sea aa Uirea leagbos, or lOtt miles. Decisions are due in rice ease* involving 1M7 taz ordinances of LltUe Rock and Norik Little Rock, Ark., which require local NAACP group* to reveal their member­ ship lists, and an attempt by Ne­ groes to play on a Greensboro, N, a golf course restricted to whits use. Arguments also have been board on the appeal of (M. Rudolf Ivanovich Ab«l, Soviet Agent « * - vieted of Mplonoga In Now York In 1067. Abel argued that the gov­ ernment violated the conatltutien'a guarantee agalnat unreasonable searches and seiiures. A group ef rases vitally Import­ ant to the military services will determine whether the 480,000 de­ pendents and other civilians liv­ ing aboard with the armed forces are subject to trial by court-mar­ tial for non-capital offenses. The court previously has ruled that in cases Involving the death penalty dependents mutt be given a civil­ ian trial. In another personal llbertlco case, the high court has been ask­ ed to decide whether Congress can take away the eitlienahlp of a native-born American U he goes abroad to escape military serv- Prices Good Through N< Wednesday UmK • Please km m mm m us m umg m fv-m JM MWO fPw M i IMI U Rath’t Blackhawk, Sugar Curad Smokod Quotable Quotes By United Frees International WASHINGTON — The National Geographic Society, noting the' . recent quarrel between two chief, tains on Formosa’s onre-wild sasi. era frontier shows civilization is advancing there: "Instead of reverting to the de­ capitation of each other — end their haplesa subjects — the two rivals bald press conferences to air their difference*." BERLIN — Wset Berlin student Klaus Grabert, after watching a French-mads lllm on Nazi concen­ tration camps: "Now 1 know why our parents and teachers always tall ue about the ‘gay M V but novsr about the horrific MV* Butt Portion* BISCUITS Shank Portions FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Air Forca OapL William A. Culling, reporting that moral* to good among M men ad tha scientific ■tattoo on the disintegrating lea floe Charlie: WASHINGTON — Boa. Hubert Humphrey (D-Hlaa.l. stating that bo considers the Wisconsin pri­ mary important in his bid for tha Democrat!* presidential nomina­ tion: "If 1 don’t win Iq Wisconsin, than in Urn slogan of the current ndmfalatntton I ’ll have to make aa aganiting reappraisal." tS. Ef Qjj l" Kj * '/• 5 k "Bpoftol Tonight" eerie*. "Mr*. MInletr" eg CBS-TV starred MauPM O’Hara In the reto which, na •very schoolboy kaowi, won aa I Academy Award tor Oresr Carsen to m i. Mlia O'Hara looked lovely but, aafortunattly. mistook euphoria gar courage and tended to depiet Bird times with ucoitive handwringing and looklng-away, The other toads - Cathtoen Naibilt, 'Juliet Mttto, Paul Rorbllng and Loo Goaa — displayed backbone „ mm mm mm | l MM SLICED HAN BACK TO SCHOOL S P IC I*. FOR LUNCH P IG . ASSORTED QUICK FROZEN RED PERCH Ing of the war's shattering impart on rigid British social moldsTno start of tha play subtly set Mm •tag* for thto when the lowly atatloomaiter dared to chaltongo tbo aristocracy by entering a local flower contort. Subsequent speecheo and scenes hammered and pounded at hto loonoclasm and spotted the effect. There also was a flourish of fresh-found Idealism by Via hot thto bad ao room to develop' and wna quickly dropped, •mounting, therefore, only as a dovtoo by which the author could ■tart a romance going la the plot. N appears tbat some poorly FRESH DUG, CHERRYSTONE BAR T LUKKXJB CALIFORNIA PARTY-PAK FROZEN BREADED O flcJO m O flatoA fa SOUTHERN STAR BONITA PUT stirring. GALLON BOTTLE Mckoberts Takes f ir s t Round Play , Yho Recreation Department’s d tp Basketball League ended Its prat found with MeRoberia tire ' leading with a M record. • In aaaond place are Ge Davila of K Ad with a M iveesd. Baboon's •peering Oeeds holds n 1-1, Feast Drags and Dynotronks ttod for Wliat battor way can yoa/Raap up-to-date - *.*W " ■ '-v. «. ■:! with your *, , _.. . Local M ‘fl !' and ~i ’ V,* ri County NawSg than with ‘ ‘ Seminole County's Only Daily Nawipapar?" Far Hama Dalivary Call FA 2-2611 f �■ m i jH py*' p wF&WS WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today. 76-82. Low tonight. 62-70. OL. XLIX 1 p. m. Stocks V/CEE'S •j r H CfcNFPR •r 7 9Fit*-i>W LONGWOOD’S JAYCEE BUILDING in going up even though "they Haiti it couldn't be done." Willing hands at hammering timbers and heaving blocks are from the left, "Pop" Zarlmann, Tyros Hicks. Dick Zurtmunn, Robert Saundera, Joyce* building chairmun John Saunders and Ken In­ man. Completion of the building, being built by Jaycecs in spite o f acventl obstaclea, in scheduled for the end of January. It will be used for civic and entertainment aventa. (Herald Photo) Lake Mary Road Work Begins Work started this week on pav> lag Lake Mary Road from Country Club Road to 8R 417, County Englaaer Robert Davla informed the County Commission today. Coat ef the project U *30,000, Davis added, and includea n fourmile atrip of road. * Barry Sullivan Takes Role In Hear! Fund Show Barry Sullivan has been put lnte the co-starring billing with Bette *# Davla for the presentation ef "The World of Carl Sandburg" Jan. SO at the Civic Center. Sullivan, a veteran star of stage, movies and television, will replace Camaron Mitchell In the show with Mias Davie. The show, being brought bera by the Semlnoie-DeBary Heart Coun­ cil, has been getting unanimous praisa in other cities, Mrs. Leonard Munson, chairman of the Heart ef song and sboers—simple human amotions and big thought—pleas­ ant te watch and hear." And an­ other: "It te two hours of Uvply entertainment. Stimulating treat­ ment that heaps the audience gtert.w Patron seats for the show atlil a n available and may be reserv­ ed by aailing Mrs. John Morgan or £ Mr*. Munson. Bitting Funeral To Be Wednesdoy Funeral aarvlcaa ter W. V. Bit­ ting will be bald at 10 a. m. Wadnosday at the First Methodist Church, Sanford, with the Rev. T. C. O'Steen and the Rev. J, C. McKinley officiating. Burial m will bo In Oaklswn Memorial Park, with Brieton Funeral Marne te charge. Active pallbearers will be Hsrry Taebo, M s Ivey, Albert Jarrell, Dr. Ueroy Woodruff, Tom Belt aad W. A. Adame. Honorary pallbearers will' in­ clude Glen McCall, Alfred Chiles and all members of the Seminole County Medical Assn. United Presi Leased Wire In other business concerning Lake Mary, the board upheld a Zoning Commission ruling to retone four lots in the Crystal Lake Homes subdivision despite a dis­ agreement an "Jla who owns the land." The four lots were rexoned RS, which allows for multiple construc­ tion. The board previously had held off any decision on tha issue to al­ low Attorney Mack Cleveland to check into the claim tbit the prop­ erty la question Is designated as a park. Cleveland said that evidence he has received indicated the plats were vacated It years ago. Attorney Gordon Frederick, rep­ resenting Otis SJoblom w ho lists claim te the area, told tbs board that ha plans te take the action before tbs courts and let (ham decide lb? question of owner­ ship. • Harley Wilhelm, who purchased (be property, told the board ha plans te build duplexes on the property. la ether business, the board au­ thorised ShJHM J. L. Hobby to “ dear up a situation" of trueks Excess Fees Escass fees from county offices were reported te the Ceunty Com­ mission today before they are senl la tha state comptroller's office. Escass tots from the county Judge's office totaled $4,100JB and tt.0te.BI came from the tax assessor'a off let, aad $lg,ffg from the clerk af tha Circuit Court. Tha eommlsakm also heard a re­ port that donations at tha Big Tree Park totaled I 1 .U1 .2S for IBM. Tht board alao received dona­ tions from three property owners la tha county for right of way,' The three are Central Florida Properties, B. W. Yale and the Ovaratroat Land Co. Air Safety Facilities WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Aviation Agency today outlined lie plans for spending $111400,000 on new sir traffic and navigation facilities. The tmphsiis will be on rodar. • NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock prices at 1 p. m , a.s.t. 1American Airline ................. 22H American TAT .................. BP* , Hcthlehrm Steel ................. S3H i C A O ..................... M'S . C-irysler ............................. *•'» Curtiss-Wright .......... S '* DuPont ................................ 239'4 Eastman Kodak ..................103'* Ford Motor ......................... **'« I’.cncrsl Electric................... »*'« General Motors .....................Si's Grahim-Palge ...................... 2H Int. T A T .......................... 34H Lorillarri ........................ 36'> Minute Maid ........................II1* Penney ................................. 1HP* Penn Rlt ...............................18'• Royal American .....................37« Sears Roabuck .................. SO Standard Oil (NJ) ............... 4S<i* Studcbaker ............................ 21’ * IT. S. Steel .......................... BBM Weitinghouse El.................... 10BV* TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1960 . Florida Symphony To Present Two Concerts Tuesday Javcees Seek Outstanding Young M an The public ts being asked by the Jaycee* to help select the county's outstanding young man of the year. D. II. (Skip) Hartley, chairman ot Jaycee Week which starts Mon­ day, urged today that nomination blanks be obtained at the Jaycee Iluildlng on French Ave. Nomina­ tions must be entered not later than Monday, he said. Selection 'of the outstanding young mtn will be one of tha features of the Jayres Week ob­ servance her# In which tbe Junior Chamber of Commerce will pay tribute to the accomplishments of young people la the commu­ nity. Any young man under 55 year* of age is allglbla for nomination for this distinguished service award. He need not he a member of the Jaycee* or any ather or­ ganisation. Selection of the outstanding in­ dividual by a panel of Judges con­ sisting of prominent county resi­ dents will be based oo contribu­ tions to community welfare or betterment; participation In all­ round community sctivitlei and civic enterprises; evidence of last­ TALLAHASSEE (UPlt — Thf week of Jan. 24-30 has been pro­ claimed “ Jaycee • Save • A • Life Week" In Florida. The State Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce opened its highway safety campaign Mon­ The Florida Symphony Orchestra day with Gov. LeRoy Collins sign­ will appear at the Clvie Center In ing a proclamation designating two concerts nest Tuesday. the special week. A special youlh concert will be held at 3:45 p. m. with all children Swastika Sets Search admitted free while a "pops" con­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Police cert will be held at 0:15 p. m. sought today to fiod the persons All county and city school chil­ responsible for stencilling ■ swas­ dren from the fourth to sixth tika in red paint on the bulletin grades will be excused from school of the University of Flor­ early so they can attend the con­ board ida’s Jawisb Center. The swastika cert. Tbe evening concert will Include and the word* "Judcn raous," found Monday at thr llillcl music from "Aida" and selections wero by Leroy Anderson, Granados, Le­ Foundation, located a block from tbe campus. ctions and Offenbach. ■ In late, ovar boo children attend­ ed tbe youth concert and aiO at­ Ruffner Adds Star* WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha tended the evening performance. The appearance of the orchestra President baa nominated Lt. Gen. Tueaday will be under the Joint Clark L. Ruffner, now command­ sponsorship of tbs Sanford Recre­ ing the 3rd Army, for ■ fourth ation Department and Sanford-Do- atar in hi* new peat with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ Uary Entertainment Association. All association members wlU bo tion. Ruffner. whose present head­ jdmlttrd upon presentation of tbeir quarters are at Ft. McPherson, toss-flo membership cards. Indi­ Ga., would become the Army's vidual Uckats can be purchased at eighth full general. tbe Recreation office at the Ctela Center. Seats will not be reserved Campaign Office except for a section for patron WAUCHULA (UPI) Stale ticket holders. Sen. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. will Studeots tickets are $1.25 and open his gubernatorial campaign adult tickets, $3.25. office In Orlando Fab. 16, headed by atate campaign manager Joel R. Wells Jr. Carlton, announced Midwest Wet Monday that Wells, an Orlando At­ torney, would manage his cam­ And Freezing paign from Orlando. He also an­ By United 1'resa International nounced that Tampa accountant Fretting rain brought hatard- Russell S. Bogus would serve as ous driving conditions to the Mid­ his campaign treasurer. west today, while unseasonably warm sir flowed across ths South and rains soaksd tbs West Coast. It's Officially Frosting rain fell ia advance of tha rising temperatures from Park Drivt west-centra) Michigan Into north­ The City Commission last night ern Minnesota ami affected In­ changed th* name of Orlando diana, Illinois, Iowa, Wleconsia Drive'to Park Drive from 26lh and part* of Kansas. St. south to 17-62. The stork alto had a bag full of (sweater .set, a baby bath, baby I bins lion high chair-car seat, a Ispoon and prim ia his beak wbea ha deliver- Ifood*, free laundry, baby lolioni, family dinner, a *10 bank areount, meats, am ed little Carrie Ann Foote at tbo IU»a tot’s first pair of shoes, a com-1 a free color portrait, a feeding |certificate. Seminole Meseerlal Hospital Jan. Thr County Commission today designated live major road pro­ jects to gel funds out of the secondary gas tax funds. The projects Include purchase of a right of way for SR te from Mellonville to French Ave.; right of way and construction t realignment to eliminate curves of SR 427 from Allamonle Spring* on SR 426 from Goldenrod to to tangwood, right of way on SR Oviedo. 436 from Altamonte Springs to the The board previously bad Turkey Farm, right of way and agreed to extend its right to borconstruction of Rear Lake Road row on funds from the secondary to the Orange County line and Itax money and singled out these Tbe County Reboot Board re­ affirmed today tea« tea last af tea school double session* will start Monday, Jam. 2$, whoa chil­ dren now attending mtrains ses­ sions will go U school In tea afteraoou aad pupils now In after­ noon sessions wlU attend in tea mondag. tvV* City Won't Use AT OVIEDO MASONIC installation were, left to right, front row; Erneet Campbell, pant grand matter; Roy Alford, new worahipful master; G. Rodman Porter, installing officer: Douglas Jackaon, immediate peat mat­ ter. Second row: O. T. Kinnaird, junior wardan; Jay A. Shuler, grand mar, aha!, aad Barnwell H. Noegal, senior warden, . Officers Installed Cubans Reject Protest By Oviedo Masons Roy W. Alford was Installed, aa Worshipful Master of Ovlsdo Lodge No. 243, F * A. M. te a ceremony presided over by G. Rodman Porter, Most Worshipful Grand Master of the State of Florida F. A A. M. Jay A. Shuler, grand marshal of Apalachicola, and William Whitcomb, lath District Deputy Grand Master, assisted in the In­ stallation. Other officers Installed were Roswell II. Noegel, aeolor warden; 0. T. Kinnaird, Junior warden; James Emmett Kelsey, treasurer; Robert A. Cameron, secretary; C. M. Scott, chaplain; L. C. Hardin, marshal: Ben G. Watnright, senior deacon; Robert Sielnmetx, junior deacon; D. W. Ingermaa, senior steward; H. L. Ingrrman, junior steward, and J. I. Malcolm, tyler. Tim Masons welcomed guests to a supper for their annual open meeting, with Kinnaird, Ingorman, Howard Van Dyke and Jack Calhoun In chyrgc of the tommltteo preparing It. Following the installation. Alford wai presented a gavel by his wile and its made a brief address thanking all who assisted With the meeting. Jobless Mobs Riot In Venezuela Collide In Channel EASTBOURNE, England (UPI) —A Norwegian freighter collided with a Panamanian vessel in th* Ehgllsh Channel off 8us**a Runday. Neither vessel reported say serious damage. Minister Ousted at t i l l m l Jm l LW atalURf C u ria Aam amjop • aa* m m I Mi*. M. W. Potts, M t, a a i M r another, M n. K. W. Foot*. Tbo oounty'a ffaot I960 arrival will receive f 150 worth of gifts from 18 Sanford marchunts. , ISUU f t * * five major projects because "they art the most travelled roads la the county." In other action during Dm stort­ ing meeting, tbe board agreed la ask the atate to purchase a sig­ nal light for the Intersection ef SR 436 and U. S. 17 62. Tha state would purchase the light and the county would Install it. Cost ef the project la estimated t^ be ap­ proximately $10,000. Chairman John Krider pointed out that a recent State Road De­ partment traffic count ahowa that 17,ooo cars pass In that critical area dally. Jan. 25 *•* CARACAS, Vencturla (UPD— Jrblrsa mob* ran riot in th* *ticeta b*r# Monday night and rally today, stoning public build­ ings, burning automobiles and try­ ing to loot stores. A Spanish Immigrant was kill­ ed and nt Iraat 23 persons were wounded by troops and poltr* bat­ tling tha rioters. Mora than 200 persona were arrested. Many men in th* mob* were aimed, and sporadic gunfire was heard through - lb* night. Th* , authorities mobilised about 2,000 |troops and nearly *,600 police to battle the mobs. FIRST BABY born in Seminole County in 1960 in Cnrrie Am ing contributions to commu­ nity welfare; evidence of leader­ ship ability: evidence ot personal and business progress, and co­ operation with Individuals and civic organisations. The recipient of tbe award will be honored st the Jaycee AwardsBosses Night Dinner Jan. 23. This Is the highest tribute the Jayceet can give an individual. Five Road Projects Selected News Briefs Save-A-Life Week NO. 605 SANFORD, FLORIDA blocking a public driveway In South Fern Park. Property owner* in the Lakevlew Drive area petitioned the board Red Pilot Killed TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - A ’ v that the Field and Garden Nursery was using the public street for a Chinese Communist pilot who may have been trying to defect to the right af way. Nationalists was killed today w ;cn hit Soviet-built MIG Jet mysteri­ ously crashed on the east coast of Formosa. Stork Leaves Gifts Along With Carrie The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. roote of 12S W. Woodland Dr., closed her tiny fiat on $110 worth of prices from Sanford mar* chants by becoming the first baby born In Seminole County in ISM. The sic pound, 4te ounce arrival, first for the Footes, was born at 0:11 a. m. and hospital aulhoriliea told Mrs. Foote they thought Carri. Ann was the first county arrive for the new year. Carrie Ann was named alter he* father's grandmother, Carrie Lor* raine Foote. U. (J.g.J E. W. Foote and bis wile, Laura, have lived la Sanford since March, UM, when Foote came to Sanford JUS from night training la Pensacola. The iouptc married after Paste's lMe graduation from the U. ».* Naval Academy at Annapolis. The VAH-i pilot aspects to bo in Saatord two mote years. He ‘mile from Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Foote, la a former Washington, D. C. resident and n IBM graduate of Mt. Vernon Jr. Callage. "Thai's wonderful," Mrs. Foote acclaimed whan aha board the bat Established 1D08 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) —Atanaao Joja, deputy premier aad minister ef educeUee aad ewltare ef Cemaaaatet Rnemate, baa been removed from his poet, tbe Yugu.tav Tanjug news agency re- On Property Seizure HAVANA (UPI) — Tbe Cuban government Monday night reject­ ed a U. g. protest against seiture of North American bolding* In Cuba and said a formal protert failed te deal with "a basic situa Hon"- of Cuba'* new agrarian raform lawi. A statement by Acting Foreign Seven Teacher Positions Filled The County School Board ap proved resignation* ef seven (earlier* and appointed seven more at a meeting today. The board accepted resignations from Mrs. Florence Hfaetbonherger ef Soulhside Elementary, Mias Carol Ann Barnard of Altamonte Springs Elementary, Mrs. Elisa­ beth Holmes of Lake Mary Ele­ mentary, county music teacher. Mrs. Jennifer Kelley, Jacqueline Pugh and Delores Field* of Crooms Academy and Doris Duggs, secretary at Roaenwald School. The board appointed Mrs, Ktla Jane Keogh In teach at Writ Side Elementary; Mrs. Marjorie P. Zimmerman to Soulhside to replace M r a. Sblcbcnbcrgcr; James McCoy lo replace Edwin Williams at Seminole High, Miss Junette Ration to replace Mra. Kel­ ley a* county music teacher; Mra. Kathrine Pierce; Willis Moore to replace Edwin Blackthearo a* a teacher at Crooms, since Blackaheare ia now Crooms assist­ ant principal and Lemuel Stallworth lo leach at Midway Ele­ mentary to replarc H. L. Refoe who became assistant principal at Goldsboro. Minister Marcelo Fernandes Font made R clear Cuba later would formally reject a State Depart­ ment note handed over Monday by U. I. Ambassador Philip W, U. I. Insistence on cash pay­ ment for Americans whose prop­ erty la Cuba I* salted by tha Fidel government put a new strain on tbo already cool U. 8.—Cuban relations, and Fernandes' state­ ment made R clear Cuba would continue expropriating properly.' Ambaaiader Philip Boosol, back ia Havana aftar a prolonged abscare, banded the fourth U. S. protest note in a year te acting Foreign Minister Marcelo Fernan­ des Monday. Tha interview laatrd barely 10 minutes. The text of the note was not made public Immediately, but lha embassy said it roncerncd the "denial of basic rights of owner­ ship to U. 8. ritltena In Cuba— rights provided under both Cuban law and generally accepted inter­ national law.” A statement issued by Fer­ nandes Monday night Indicated lliat the U. S. protest was con­ cerned with arbi.rary seUu.es uf property rather than expropria­ tions authorised by Castro's land icform program. Th* value of U. S. property taken over so far was estimated in the tens of millions of dollars, this year, tha government is ex­ pected lo start moling in on lha nearly 1,700,000 acre* o( sugar land owned by American inter­ est*. Parking Lot Paving Begins City work crews today started' paving the parking lot behind Steel Price Raise the civic renter, City Manager Knowles reported. Not Expected Soon Warren Knowles aald when completed, M I A M I REACH (UPI) — lha lot will have parking space Chance* are good that big steel for III cars. It will be the fourth producer* will maintain praaent municipal parking lot in the city. price levels at leaat until aftar the first pay rate increase goaa lata effect Dec. 1, the Institute ef Cam era Club Meeta Scrap lr«e aad Rtaal waa fold toA demonstration of darkroom technique* will ht presented at a Edward J. Laliy, adder ef the •g ef the Sanford Camera Maul Marbat, telf at* at V:M ». m. today a* tea Clvte renter. A partabla datewarn however, tha* will be need ia show the pracaanae era with lewer profit margin* developing af _____ Tha City Commission last night decided not te nan tea. AUantia SZG.'iS SSToSS £f35- begin meterlag tea A.CJ* far tbo Sanford water (bo railroad naaa. Hanford has baba charging -tea A.C.L. n $163 par monte flat mtn for water. City Managor Wanton E. Knowles triad to got the uee o f tbo tight lack pipe, hooping tea flat rata, with tea otty baring first rights to buy tbo Uno. Sanford would have utod tbo pipe to de­ liver water te tea now Seminole High. Knowles said tee A.C.L. didn't want tb* equity agreement. Motoring the railroad would coot ten A.C.L. about $280.79 -per month. Knowlea aald. Th* city can aa* Ra Droamwold Uno to gat water Bn the new school, ha pointed out. The commission alaa passed an ordinance rorrv-lly setting part# of Plnecreat, Country Club Manor and part of Droamwold, single family rosidentlal. Them war* or. rora in the original ardlanaeo ing the** sections. Hanford firemen will dor Borlal ftacurity as af April 1, by rulta of th* third nrdlsanos passed last night. All tha flroman have approved tbo agreement, City Attorney William Hutchison said. The commission slap authorised lluichlaon to draw up a raaotutian in tribute to W. V. Bitting'# sor» vice oa o city official In IBS!, Bit­ ting, manager of Touchtoa’s Drug Store, and a resident of Sanford for 90 years, died yesterday. 236 Homes Planned In North Orlando North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiroll today announced that ragW necring on 23$ morn homes for tha community will start Immediately. A contract hat beta slgnad with Miami and Ft. Lauderdale devel­ oper Perry Wllleti, for surehate by Willet* of $00 lota and amaglog for buildiag the new house*, Liddicolt aald. The homel la tbo $10,0 price range will bo aaal of tea North Orlando central office aa the Longwood-Ovlodo rood, Liddleott aald teal tea town's utility company is axpaadlaR It* an* ago and water plate la the demand of *- The greatest pi drvelopteant will ha scboala, tea mayor There are sow 1>5 in Norte Orlando a •tructioo. # - • *} ■$ '• " Drinker NEW YO * ■ ~ � 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 11, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 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>, January 11, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/57c47ae3b7660230e7957a333947e6c2.pdf ce49fc5eb7b46f7ae66f5353b8e01807 PDF Text Text Prices Good At Casselberry Store Only I f ARTS POSITIVELY NO 1 TRANSACTIONS Between Sanford and Orlando UNTIL THIS TIME 1 ONLY — 4-Pc. American Bedroom Suite. Reg* price |2 2 IJ< NOW — 1 ONLY — lMMneh Canoe SOFA with foem rubber cushions. Regular $189.95 NOW — t ONLY — liHMnch Careen SOFA with Nylon cover* and foam I ONLY — FLEX'O'RANA Living Regular price ^ $299.91 J NOW — ^ 10 ONLY — Odd Bookoute Hand board*. Twiu. EACH — 1 ONLY — 4*Pe. Bedroom Suite ONLY — 2 ONLY — Odd Bookcase Hoodboards. Full Red Hiae. EACH - 1 Lt)T — Odd Chfceta, Valuea to $99.91 EACH ONLY — No Mirror. ONLY — 1 LOT — Odd Chaste. Values to $79.91 EACH ONLY - DINETTES ,1 ONLY — 5-Pc. DINETTE AL L RECLINERS REDUCED 40% 1 ONLY — NOW ONLY 1 ONLY — 5-Pt. DINETTE Odd Box Springs. EACH ONLY I ONLY — J-Pe. DINING R 10N L Y — 7-Pc. DINETTE 1 ONLY — 5-Pc. DINETTE 1 ONLY — •-P e. DINETTE if .^ Sets o f 2 for 1 ONLY — Odd Box Spring. ODD DINETTE CHAIRS Odd D tn ish Chairs. Each 2 SETS — M atching Foam Rubber Box Spring and M attress Sets. Twin size, per set — 2 SETS — M atching Foam Rubber M attress and Box Spring S t Full size. per set — 4 SETS — Ortho-Restive M attress and Box Spring S e t 20-year guarantee. F all size. P er set — 2 ONLY — Hollywood beds. Complete w ith M at­ tress, Box Spring, M etal Fram e and . Headboard . Each Only — 12 ONLY — Hi-back Swivel Rockers. 6 ONLY — Odd C offee Tables. 6 ONLY — Odd Lamindall Top C offee Tables. Each < ONLY — A rm less Sw ivel Rockers, N ylon Covers. • E BUSTERS 2 - Step 4 • Drawer Step La d d e r s Jy - f �The Sanford Naval Air Station is being Inspected today by Rear Admiral J. W. Ailea III. Naval Inspector General, whose headquarters are in the Pentagon. Adm. Ailea is here to begin a comprehen­ sive survey to determine the adequacy of the facilities and the efficiency and utilization of the manpower at the Naval Air Station. Reporta of his inspection will be made to interest­ ed activities of the Navy and to the Chief of Naval Operations. Admiral Arleigh Burke. The visit of Adm. Ailea will begin the com­ prehensive survey to be continued by member* of his staff during the rest of this month. The admiral was greeted by a group of Widening of Sanford Ave. from 13tb St. to 23th St. will Hart next week, weather permitting, City Street Supt. Eddie Griffith laid to­ day. City property on the west aide of Sanford Ave. will be uaed to widen the itrcet eight feet. The city will aupply the labor id right of way and the county ill pay about 110,000 for the necessary materials. The atreet will be widened for 3,140 feel but will remain two lanca. The city will cooperate with home ownera cm moving ahrobbery but, shrubbery must be moved along with at leaat 13 big treei, Griffith laid. A The Sanford aewage department l a s started a downtown annitary sewer line that will and using many storm sewers for organic waste. The new sewer extension being put in on Elm Av*. from Fulton St. almost to Commercial Ave. will serve the proposed Florida State Bank building on First St. The extension will even­ tually cover an a n a between Oak Ave. and French avenues and beJween Fulton and First atroata. V These lines will someday run to the site of the proposed $400,000 sewage disposal plant northwest of Sanford on Lake Monroe, sewage eupt. Robert Kelly said yesterday. county and city business and civic lenders, who extended the hospitality of the area *nd pre­ sented him with a (rift of some Seminole County orange* and celery. Air Station officer* nnd the civic group conferred with Adm. Ailea on community rela­ tion* and mutual problems in the operation of military base in a community. "\Ve wanted Adm. Ailea to be assured that the air station fence does not separate the Navy from the rest of the community,'* said County Commission Chairman John Krider who wa* in the delegation of special guests of the station commander and the CO of Hat Wing One. “\\V also issued an official imitation to Adm. Ailes tn retire here when he complete* hi* service and join the ninny other Navy familie* now permanently located in the county,” Krider anid. Adm. Ailea ia a widely experienced Navy officer with more than 30 year* of service. His career has included net ion at Pearl Harbor, the western Pacific nnd the Korean action. Ilia decoration* include the Navy Cross, Legion of Merit, Silver Star nnd Rrnnze Star. He ha* been director of the Shore Establish, ment Development nnd Maintenance Division of the Chief of Staff of Nnvnl Operations. « You just can’t keep a good man ^ow nl K. L. Burdick who retired from the clerk of the circuit court's office iaal Nov. I because of illhealth is back on the Job again today ‘‘as fit as ever." Clerk David Gatchel said that Burdick is back at work in an instructional capacity te "aid thia office in the detailed tax workload low being conducted." Burdick, who came off stale re­ tire m e n t this week, plana In stay in tha clerk'a office 'as long as they need me." "I never Belt better,” be emphafiled today, Burdick who hna been with the bounty office since May of IBM WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 62-72. Low tonight, 45-65, SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1960 Sanford resident city planner, Gerald Dake last night recom­ mended to the Sanford planning board that the lake Monroe bandshell b« lorn down and replaced with a marina and yacht basin, A city yacht club building should replace the bandsheli which has been costing Sanford money for many yeara. Dako said. The sea wail should also announced his retirement last November because of ill-health. Butdick will also aid bla suc­ cessor, Troy Bay, in duties of de­ puty clerk, Gatchrl said. FBI E nters Probe The FBI today launched an in­ vestigation of two letters, vowing "death to all Jews," which were part of a wave of anti-Semitism that has broken out from Iowa to the Atlantic Seaboard. Naii-styled swastikas were smeared across Jtwlsh synagogues in Daa Moines, Iowa: Milwaukee, Wis.; Harris­ burg, Pa. and Tampa and Jack: aonviUe. Two Jackaonvilla syna­ gogues reported raeelvlng the threatening letters. Dixie Senators Hit Ike's Speech NEW YORK (DPI) prices at I p. m.: American Airlines ... American TAT ... American Tohaeeo ... npthlchem Steel ...... Chrysler .......... Curtiss . Wright ...... DuPont ...................... Eastman Kodak ........ Ford Motor .............. General Electrie ...... General Motors .......... Graham • Paige Kcl's .............. Lorlllsrd ..... Minute Maid . Penney ........ . Pena HR ---Royal American ■ ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 I •I t ■ ■ H I ra l - ■ -1 1111 ■ \il -* • - ■ ■ ■ I 1 each councilman should pick ■ member for a town sonlng commit­ tee between now and Ihe next meeting. Bids on the Longwood water works extension were autho­ rised. Financed by the newly ap­ proved 170,000 bond isiue, the bids will be for 3,100 foot of pipe, two tone of cast iron fittings, and six gate valves and valve boxes Youth Center Nearly Ready The Longwood Jaycees youth renter ia nearly complete, Jaytee secretary and building chair­ man John Saunders said yester­ day. Saunders said that the Jaycees hope lo have the building at Ihe north tod at Great St. finished by J«n. 30. The trusses art up. the floor pound and the plumb­ ing ia in. Dances for youlh groups wlU ho held ia the 34 by 30 fcot center, Saunders laid. W PePeW#p N tolafVliVIto to toAHj The Afit dance --- — floor itself te 34 by i l feet. The Loogwood teem council told The Playhouse Navy production the Jayc*e« lari night that they of "Bell Book and Candle" will wiU advertise the building for dH e tonight to ton a vie Center « $ :» ». a . The play site wifi be showe lo- The planning board expressed approval of Dakr's plan for a perimeter road to slop traffic congesting downtown areas and going through residential arras. The rosd U in concord with Slate Road Depl, plans and this drailment would he expected to tar a majority of the coil, Dake laid. The road would run from Firs. St. south m Grapevilla to B 23th St., east to meet 17-92 near Sunland Estates and across 17-92 to the Old Orlando Highway. From thera it would go north on Orlando Highway to a point near Gindervtlle. east to Cameron Ave. north on Cameron to llth St. and there meet a proposed extension of Seminole Blvd. nnd run along Lake Monroe. .'A Agriculture Committee, charged that the administration again failed to make an> new proposals. Sen. Richard 11. Russell (DGa.) leader of the snulharn bloc, •aid Eisenhower "did not indicate a willingness to apply any ramedy except the Ucnton formula of lower prices and lower farm w------------am ■ ' . m m nisno* |l G W a ■ w w w w aw D s a ig x le D llB T S ^w n n w aam IVit-af A -e n u e u y l lis t, CONCORD, N. H. (UPl)—Dtp* «wrati* Sen. John F. Kennedy of J S * S K »^ - " « * I ^ B B W U S ^ r J S J S S than rune- -the*-paUent.“ Sen. Herman Talmadge (D-Ga.) said the "failure to outline a posi­ tive anil realistic program" was Ihe most serious omission in the mcxssge. Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D-S.C.), ■ to ] Hears Longwood Council Seeks Chamber Talk On Taxes Better Utility Terms The Longwood Town Council lest night authorised Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn lo talk with City Attorney ^'Vebbcr Heines about getting bet­ ter service from Florida Power Corp. Lohrmann said ha told a Florida Power Corp. representative that If Longwood doesn't get better service the town would try to re­ negotiate their contract with the company. Council President J. R. Keller said that many street lights in Ibc town are out. Longwood is nnow in n position to have the ^company start paying the town for tha privilege of serving it, the mayor said. "I think they are not living up to their end of the bar­ gain." hr explained. Longwood now pays Ihe power company about 1100 per month for service. The council also approved a seven lot plat in Treasure Hills pretented by Sue R, Norman The council also approved a Dikr said that Sanford now ,ias about eight persons per grass sere population. The city could have IS persons per acre and still have a tow population den­ sity, he explained. Dake predicted that Sanford's 19.000 population will rise to 40,000 by 19*0. Right now tha rily'a existing limits could support 3d,ooo pcopta , he said. Txwy jrjer v M o m n WASHINGTON (UPD—Southern senator* today bit­ terly criticized President Eisenhower's State of the Union farm proposals. Hut the senators, with a few notable exceptions, gave a hesitant pat-on-the-baek to many patta of the speech, Sen. Alien J. Kllemler (t)-La.) chairman of the Senate Inti. TAT ..... .HT? .H be \ i r t h r r extended into Lake Monroe to give aheller to boats, the city planner said. The plan­ ning board had no eommenta on Dike's suggestion. Reporting on land use in .San­ ford, Dike said that the city has a tremendous hish percent­ age of varant land. Of the 3.134 acres with the city, 1,301.10 seres or 3T per cent are vacant. called the whole speech a mass "of half • truths" ami "omitted truths." He said "I want n o -more of Benson's or Eisenhower's propo«•Is aurh as the brlalril soil hank farm busting project." Sen. John Strnnis (D-Mlss.), ex­ pressing his disappointment at Elsenhower's failure to spell out a farm program, said "without bis help there Is scant chanre to past a constructive farm bill this session." Possibly the sharpest criticism came from a southerner In the House of Representatives — Ag riculture Committee Cnairman Harold D. Cooley of North Car­ olina. "The economic position of the nation's firm families worsens day by day and all the President has to prescribe is more llenson. more Benson, mnro Benson." Cooley said. But many aoutharner* found something tn praise In Ihe speerh. Sen. George A. Smathers (ItFla.) rilled fc a "splendid speech.” Mr*. Tayloe Gwalhmey, a mem­ Stores To Stay Open ber of the Orlando • Winter Park Thirty-Five downtown Sanford chapter of the League of Women merchants have agreed la remain Voters was guest speaker at the open tonight tar tha eooveniaeeo of shoppers. Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce meeting Jaat night. Mrs. Gwalhmey was accom­ panied by Mrs. Randolph Gusitafson, first vice-president of tha Orlando . Winter Park chapter. She spoke on taxes, stale and local, and tha lax structure in Florida. Mrs. Gwalhmey staled that the league strongly advocates a cen­ tral tax collection agency for the stale of Florida. "This system Is used in 32 other states and has proved lo he the most efficent and economical way to collect taxes," she said. BREAKING GROUND fur the new W inter Perk Telephone Co. central of­ fice building in Altam onte Spring!, ia company president J , K. Galloway, The $104,080 building to houne $300,000 worth of equipment will be the center for the TErruc* exchange to replace the present VAlley and TEmple exchanges. Giving Galloway moral aupport from the left, yesterday, were County Commission Chairman John Krider, Casselberry Mayor William M. Henson, North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddk-otl, Longwood Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn and county commissioner commisnloner for tha district, district, Imwrence Swofford. Art Association Meets Monday The Sanford Art Association will meet at 7:30 Monday at tha Civic Center to hear Rev. Ernest Bolick discuss "Art In Religion." Rav. Bolick, pastor of lit. Good Shepard Lutheran Mission Church, will etnphasiM how art nnd re­ ligion can work together lo aid man. Art Association officials also re­ ported that a Junior art asso­ ciation will be formed lo aid youngatera in(treat ad !■ art in­ struction. The firsl classes will start to­ morrow morning at !:30 a. m. at Use Gregory bom, an Unto Cry­ stal Lake. January Polio Fund Drive Set The Seminole County March of Dimes aoal during Us January drive is 310,ooo, Drive Chairman John Sauls announced today. Half of the mooey will atay In the county and half will be sent away for national reaaarch and for patient aid lo chapters who don’t have any mowy, Sauls said. Research wiU be in birth defects and aetorttto na wall at U0 par coot vaooioo euro at polio, Sauls laid. Wight Klrtley ia c o c h a ir.'n at m eae-month drive. NEW MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS were Inatallnd a t n m eetion of the Seminole County MinUtnrinl Aaaociation a t Ihe F irs t M ethodist Church yesterday. From the left, are vice preeident Rev, E m eat Bolick, pastor of Good Shepherd L utheran Church, outgoing preeident Robert Spear o f th e Church of th e Nanarene noagratulsU ng new preeident Rev. Donald Gravenmier of the Pinecreet Baptiat Church, and sec rota ry-treaatirer Rev, Jam es B arnett of the F irst Christian Church. The Jaycees will launch soon a county-wide search lo select the outstanding young farmer at the eounty. The county's outstanding young farmer wjjl be named from the top young man who hava been nominated kg residents at Semiante county. The nominations deadline ia Jan. II and nominations will he re­ ceived at the Jaycee Information Booth m French Ave. Judging will taka plaec Jan. 30 with the awards lo be given Jan. 23 by a special awards night din­ ner. Nominees will be Judged on their degree of programs in thrir agri­ cultural career. All contestants must be farm operators deriving Iwo-thirda or more of their in­ come from farming and between Young Drivers To Be Tested Ihe ages of 31 and 33-years-of age. Locals winners will be nllgible to compete for stain honors. Plans for Jaycee week beginning Jan. IT were announced today by Chairman Don Hartley. The celebration will get under­ way with an open bouse at tha Jaycee Information building •*» French Ave. with members on hand to explain exhibits of pastJaycee activities. The highlight of the week’s so* livitlca will be a community devel­ opment project which will be an­ nounced. Other highlights of the week will Include a p u t preridrnl's luncheon and an awards dinner. Awards this year will go to the outstanding young farmer, sailor and teacher. The top award will he Ihe selection of the county's out­ standing young mnn. The judges will be composed of part presi­ dents at the Jeyceea. Teenage drivers will lest their driving skill at the Jaycees' Nslionsl Teenage Driving Rodeo contest Saturday. Written testa will be given at Seminole High School tomorrow lo aeiert finalists for lbs rodeo at the city parking lot on lake Monroe from %-\t a. m. A count will be set up on the lot ia back of Commtrcial Ave. lo test paral­ N. V. Farmer will ha Installed lel parking, parking in a garaga, •topping a car at a specified point as president of tha Seminole Caun- • when going a specified speed am! ly Board of Realtors Jan. II i t the Shrine Club. driving In a straight Una. Other officers to be installed j ate Cecil Waller, vice president; Two Rescued Gladys M. Dawson, secretary-treas­ FAIRBANKS, Alaska <UPI) - urer; Geaovieva IJaaaJ Blair, MV> The first two men to he airlifted responding secretary and (M $M (Tom disintegrating ira atatiea I. Field, director. Charlie in Ihe Arctte Ocean ar­ Officiating at the oars many to t rived bate today end said "ae he Jantea H. sdklaian at Penan* panic" existed among the to men cola, president of the Ftoride Be*lters, still an Um two-by-four mile floe. �__ ______________________ r ■m - m Church Of Christ N u eren e CSUSCS Ok cnR U T O m ti Ralph Brewer Jr. . i . Evan Bible School ........... 10:00 Morning Worship . ... lliOO Evening Worahip . . . . 7:50 Wei. Prayer Service 7:80 LAKE WARY CHURCH o r n s n a ia k e n i Lake Mary S. L. Drawdy ............... Pastor Announcement wag made Dili Sunday School .... 10:00 a. m. Morning Werauip . U:00 a. a . week of the arrive! of the tav . Christian Servlee Training 8:00 erend George T. Swallow te ha assistant priest at Help Creu p. m . Evening Worship........ 7:00 p. m. Episcopal Church la Saaford. The Rev. John W. Thomas, Wed. Prayer Service TIN p. m. rector of the parish, made the an­ nouncement, praising E aa a Presbyterian step la the growth of the congre­ gation. This la a moat significant FIRST PRESBYTERIAN event and a sign of 'the expended CHURCH service which Holy Croee has Oak At*, and Third St. Morning Worship .. 8:48 a. m. played In the community elnce Sunday School ------ S ill a. m. ils founds lion In if 72, ha said. Father Swallow will shara in Morning Worship .... itiOO a. m. Senior FeUewahip . .. . 1:00 p. m. the services, parish activities, Evening Worahip .. 7JO p. as and will else be available for Wad. Prayer Service....TtOO p. m. couaaeliing. He will have an effiee In the parish house. Until suitable quartore are arranged for him in Sanford, he wiU re­ PIESEYTBEIAN CHURCH side with his parent!, Mr. and DEBARY Mrs. Francis P. Swallow, In DoOeBary Civic Center Bary. A. C. Summers .......... Pastor In 1181, Father Swallow entered Sunday School . .. .. . M S a. m. the College at the Moat Holy Tri­ Morning Worship . 10:80 a. m. nity, at the University of Toronto, Ontario, from which he wa* gra­ duated with honors to Thanlegj to ItST. Since ordination be baa served pastorates in New Tech and Florida, During Uw summer and fall ef Uto hn was locum loans at Hemestead end V an Beach. Before entering the mtoietery, Father Swallow wee fradnatod from Worceeter Academy, Wor­ cester. Mass., bis home town, to 1MI. He attended Maseaduuotta Institute of Technology, a see ef IMS, end received e Bachelor ef Science degree to Navel Archi­ tecture and BusJaeaa Administra­ tion. He was Pier Superintendent in New York City, Aa a Naval architect, and tolar, aa an In- CHURCH OF CHRIST E irs Duncan . Molding Worship Evening Worship . H uai. Bible Study Morning Worahip Evening Worahip K n la w u m l i H#prnwinr|PWR HOLY CROSS Paih A ve.nl dlhSL Rov. John W. Thomas Holy Eucharist . . . . . . . HP Family Service— Church School ....... g;M Morning P ra y e rSermon ........... UiM Holy Communion— Tuesday ...................... 7:34 Wednesday ...................10:0 In Sanford Gets Assistant Priest •5 WHEN > .. MAN NAS THE CHURCH PO R ALL . . . ALL POR THE CHURCH The Chunk ■ da p tlM fscMr M mA I k t el thefeettr end peed ehittHhip. MM •( apiritual takas. With** a ONUf Chunk uridw k u iu iq —riinhatna *« MtM. T h u aw Um wuud u — whir wwy ptmn Aauld sUaud wyvww wjularh aud neeaP dU Owwh. Ttoy swi (I) Far l» M u k ( I ) Fur kb diiidraa'* safe. IS) Far dn whs ef Mi tw w a h aad h im , (4) Far riw rato «f ila Chwil itatW, which urrib Im until aed utawrial wsW, Plan u at u A man’s jo t to look a lte r his brother. That’s what Timmy aald the other day, aa be stood baalda our baby. And I told him ha was rig h t “You are no much stronger than thio tiny, little areatur*” I t o l l "From now on, you’ve got n real reeponattfiltyr A man does have to look after bis brother. . . especially whan that brother to weak. But there an momenta, loo, when own th Hand n hretherl la the ayes of the Church, nil hub an i juit as ttB man ere aqenHy helmd. An lent •§ then to a tburch near you, you an not alone. You have I ...M «*}? ........ | only to open th# door and w a it to and you v B be a t o h with yuur fallow h u b . , , and a t bo n a with Bishop Visits Entorpriso Church The support o f th e Churoh S eries is eponso red by th e follow in g B usiness Firm s: Other C hinches Young Peapli's •ervieo, Wed Rib Theatre V:l CONGREGATION BRTB ME anI Ksjm H Friday Evening Renrfto. ■ N egro Churches ftenoao Concrete Pipe Co. Progressive PROG REM HUMPH [oedtog Werahlp , IreiTthlrd, Fourth ss?say? WltsotoMoter Furniture Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Down Beauty Solon Colory CHy Printing Co. , . .. k -.-• j * * k i u ; . 'd l » |v to. lo v o te ir e A m o c o S te lh x i Sanford Alloirtic K now Fad- BihleMndy . . . . . y j g p .1 f r t Ministry Htheei . . . file p. i Fritbyr Barrios HX • • L• ' 1 . * • . . *: • d u e p. U6 wm ■- f �f Fri., Jus. 8, 1860—Page 8 Names Nominating Committee Front, row from left, Jack Boone, Terry Seller*, Danny Neal, Herman Allman anil Joe Frank Tnrt. Back row, Maxine Stowcll, Pntty Scotl, Mrs. Sidney Emanuel, Etta Emanuel, Donna Stowell, Linda Tyier, Susan Hiers and Mrs. W. L. Tyler. A GROUP OK ENTERPRISE TEEN-AGERS celebrated with a buffet supper recently and an informal party at the Florida Power and Light Club. Games, entertain­ ment and music from a radio and record player were cnjoyed during the evening. Misses Linda Tyler and Etta Emanuel were hostesses, assisted by their mothers, 0 Daughters O f Wesley Class Enjoy Program A n d The Jacaranda Cirri* cf the Gar­ den Club will meet at 7:30 p. m, at the home of Mra. L. B. Steele, 306 Elm Ave. Mrs. George McCall will speak on "Camellias." meed at I p. tn. at Tba Elk's ^ Club. There will be balloting Oj en candidate! for membership. TUESDAY Lake Mary Home Demonstra­ tion Club meets at 10:30 a. m. at the Lak Mary firehouse. Cov­ ered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Sr. guest speaker. The Daughter* of Wesley Sunday School Clan of First Methodist Church met in McKin­ ley Hall Tuesday night for tha January business and social meet­ ings. Mra. O. E. Millie presented the devotion using as her topic an after Christmas story entitled "Before Smiles,.............. Mra. J. E.‘ Cour­ ier, Mrs. A- D. Zachery and Mrs. O. R. Estrldge donated to the birthday bank for the month. A total of $3.4g waa collected fot tho sunshine fund and the commillion on missioni "Bank" waa opened ind contained 33.33. A Idler from (Ellen Meriwe­ ther) Mrs. Hans Aurbokken of Algers, Algeria was read to the group. At the business session, presided over by the president, Mrs. C. H. Winn, it was voted to give f tt to the commission on missions. Mrs. C. M. Flowers, program chairman, presented Mrs. H. C. Echelbcrger, soloist, who sang, "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked". "Like Ai A Father" (from Psalm 101) and "This la My Prayer." A social hour was enjoyed by the members and guests and re­ freshment* were served by the Sociql hostesses, Mrs. Flowsn, Mrs. Roy Tittle, Mrs. Eilrtdge and Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan. Those present Included, Mmes. Flowers, Tillis, Estrldge, Sullivan, Courier, Winn, Mra. C. J. Meri­ wether, Mra. I. J. Boyette, Mr*. W. E. Raines, Mrs. Ben Monroe, Mrs. Georg* M. Murrell, Mrs. A. D. Zachcry. Mrs. Bessie Zachery, Mrs. Pau­ line Howard, Mrr, Elsie Stephen, Mr*. Pearl Lynch, Mra. R. A. Futrell, Mra. O. E. While, Mra. Ruth Hawthorne, Mrs. R. F. Cote, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. Brodle Williams, and Mlates Alina Chap­ man and Versa Woodcock. Church Calendar To Be Observed Mrs. Fred Smith and Mn. Rob­ ert Billhlmcr were hostesses to the Wesleyan Service Guild at th* home of th# former on Semiaolo Blvd. Mommy evening. The meeting was opened with a devotion led by Mr*. M. B. Smith, and was followed by the builaeia 8 ) session, conducted by the presi­ dent. Mr*. Fred Smith. Announce­ ment was made that the Guild would observe Guild Month by joining with other groups la tha district la ■ tour of Belhune Col­ lege and by attending a concert on the campus. Mrs! O. X. Goff presented the program, using as her topic, "Work, and What It Should Mean lo an Individual." Th* hoilessei 0 aerved refreshments to the seven­ teen member* present. fistAAonudA Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Billfcimer, Jr. bare returned t* their home in Washington, D. C. after spending the holidays with hla parents at thalr home oa Catalina Drive. Holiday gueils of Mr. and Mr*. R: S. BUlbimer were Li. and Mrs. Paul O'Dta, Th* O'Deaa were -stationed la Sanford until about a year ago when they ware tent to Monlarey, California. They were ea routa to their new station at New Iberia, la . when they vlaited tbe BUIhlmers and renewed many old acquaintances |) during the Now Year's weakend. Mr*. C. B. Wheeler, Port Ar­ thur, Texas, la visiting her lister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mn. FRIDAY Women of First Baptist Church will have a Urge ecale visitation progran\ with all elrtlea partici­ pating in observance of Focus Week. MONDAY Session of First Presbyterian Church 1:30 p. m. Executive board mretlng of W, M. U. of First Baptist Church meets at 10 g. m. followed by circle meetings at 10:43 a. in. Covered dish luncheon at noon and program at 1 p. m. B.P.O.D. Plans Coming Events OFFICERS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY Sunday School claaa of tha F irst Methodist Church who w en elected last month to serve for the coming year. Front row from left, they are Mias Vera* Woodcock, treasur­ er, Mra. C. H. Winn, prcaident, Mias Aline Chapman, secretary, Mra. J. P. Thurmond, courtesy chairman. Back row, Mrs. Brodle Williams, press chairman, Mra. R, F. Cole, teacher and Mrs. Charles Meriwether, vice president (Staff Photo) Methodist Circles Meet Monday • SariU St. Mr. aad Mra. David C. Howard af Melbourne announce tho birth •f a daughter, Doe. 37. Th* young ■ i n has bean named Ana Carol. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard. This it ie first girl for the couple; they ave two asm. t Miss Faber Hostess To W.S.C.S. Meeting The W. s. c. «. of the Enter­ prise Methodist Church mat at th* home of Miss Doris Faber with Mra. Bill Swyear aa hoileac. Mra. Warren Hise presented th* dera­ tion. A Program chairman was Mn. Baaeom Carlto* and Mrs. Kalb*, rtaa SoUara presided at th*'busi­ ness session. Following th* meet­ ing ■ social hour was enjoyod and refreshments aerved by th* hot' teas. Circle 6 — Mrr. George Stine, chairman, with Mra. C. M. Walla, 4M Scotl Ave. | Circle 7 - Mrs. Glean WJmbiih, chairman, with Mra. M. L. Cullura, 20S S. Elliott Ave. !• a. a . Clide ■ — Mr*. Ambrose Olllff, chairman, with Mr*. Roy Mann, 121 W. lllh SI. Mr*. Oliiff, co- Circlea of the W. S. C. S. of First Mclhodiat Church will mrel Monday at I p. m. aa follow*: Circle S, Mra. M. E. Baker, chairman, with Mrs. E. T, Chap­ man on West Firrt SI. Circle 6, Miss Versa Woodcock, chairman, with Mra. Albert Har­ desty, 2417 Orange Ave. Circle 7, Mrs. L. T. Dosa Chair­ man, with Mrs. R. F. Robison, 1407 East 2nd St. Circia •, Mrs. G. B. Hudson, chairman, at McKinley Hall. Circle M n. Clarence Purtell S. Sanford Ave. ro-hoiteiies Mra. chairman, with Mrs. A. D. Zach­ D. Harold Fauver and Mildred cry, III Magnolia Ave. Case. Circle I — Mra. Jo* Garrett, chairman, with Mn. Harvay Hale, 2421 Elm Ave. Circle 3 — Mrs. John Wilson, chairman, wilh Mrs. Wilson Gol­ den Lake. Co-hostess Mra. Mabel Brown. Saturday E vening, January 30, 1960 P ete Bukur’s Orchestra D ancing 9:30 ’til 1:00 1 • Day Davsliglng Iw vka WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP •* S li 8. Parts lu fa rd . FI A social gathering of commute* chairmen and officer* of Sanford Drove 160, Benevolent and Patrio­ tic order of Does, met at the home or Mrs. Bernard Wolford, Wednes­ day evening. After a short discussion concern­ ing plana for the coming year, re­ freshments were aerved by Mrs. Wolford and her daughter, Ellen. Others attending were Mrs, W a d * Snyder, Mrs. Richard Mapes, Mrs. Irving Felnberg, Mrs. Penn Rahn, Mra, Jack Hope, Mrs, John MrDonald, Mr*. B. G. Can,ihera, Mra. Harold Kastner, Mn. Herbert Disbrow, Mra. Fred Roetlger, Mrs. WeiIcy Barber, Mra. Garfield Wajkrr, Mra. Stephen Androako, Mrs. Ber­ nard Wolford, Mrs. Belle Hardin, Mrs. Edward Miller, Mra. R. D. Wolford Sr. and and Miss Nancy Foster. Trai (or leaks in tho refriger­ ator door by closing it on a pirre of folding money, If you can pull ihe blU out easily, tha door la a poor fit. Cordially in v ite you to be present a t the M ayfair Inn, Sanford, Florida CAMERAS Photography Supplies The Sanford Woman'* Club mat Wednesday for ihr general bmi. non and luncheon meeting. Luncheon hoilcuei were Mrs. 11. W. Rucker, chairman, Mr*, fl. A. Smith, Mr*. W. D. Hoffman, Mr*. E. Compton, Mr*. J. W. Hall and Mrs. E. M. Hoke. Arrangement* of polmcttlat and greenery were arranged through* out the club room*. Courtesy chairman for the day who greeted guests In the foyer upon arrival was Mrs. Douglas S:cnstrom. Mrs. J. T. Wilson reminded members that there was ■ great need for old magazine* at the nursing home*. The one* with picture* are preferred. Mr*. Troy Ray was presented a* a new member and Mrs. Tony Pritchard was introduced ai a guest. Mrs. Pritchard Is a for* mrr resident of Sanford. At the business session U was voted to sponsor a fashion show with dinner and entertainment at the Civic Center sometime In April. This will be the main man* ey raising project for the club year. Mr*. George E. Well*, presi­ dent, appointed Mr*. W. R. An­ derson and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith from the board to serve on the nominating committee. Three other members elected by the club were Mrs. B. B. Crum* ley. Mrs. W. L. Kirk and Mrs. C. L. Redding. Mrs. Anderson will serve a* chairman and the committee will present a slate of officers to bo elected at the March meeting. Following the business session a market basket and miscellan­ eous auction was held. Mrs. A. C. McReynold* served as auc­ tioneer. Mrs. S. J. Nix, finance chairman of the Civic Depart­ ment was sponsor of the sale and others assisting were Mrs'. Douglas Rtenstrnm and Mrs. 94.00 P er Couple F or Table R eservations t o n w o u l d n ' t b u y a " b a r g a i n ” b a llo o n ; b e w a r e o f " b a r g a in ” i n tu r a n c e , • C a ttiU M C U f £ r D ress Optional Call FA 2-4863 Lark Station W agon to be given aw ay. G eneral Insurance FA 2-0331 Donald Flamm. The proceeds, 337.03 will bo used by tho civic department. Memhcrt of the Social Depart­ ment met at 2 p. m. for a card parly There were six tabic* of bridge and two of canasta. Hos- lessci for the afternoon were Mrs. D. C. Howard, chairman, Mrs. E. D. Rinehart and Mrs. George McCall Punch was serv­ ed to the players throughout the afternoon Mri. E. C. Harper won tha prize for high score at bridgt, Mrs. W. D. Hofmann for earnsta and Mri. H S. Duggar wot the icreeno. All prliea wera made and donated by Mrs. Rla*» hart. They wera various cental* articles. MRS- ELIZABETH HUFF, left, chairman of the social department of th* Womnn’s Club and Mrs. George McCall, Mra. E. D. Rinehart and Mrs. D. C. ' Hmvnrd who were hostesses at tha meeting Wedneaday. (Staff Photo) ( Lake Monroe Personals Patron Seats Selling For Heart Fund Show BV MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Friends of John Probst will re­ Tha announcement that patron gret to learn he la confined to aeata could now be reierved for Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. the Bette Davla show at the Probst resides on the Upiala Rd. Civic Center, Jan. 30 brought a Mr. and Mra. W. L. Kendrick fine response for tickets in San­ who1have been the gucsU during ford thii week. Among the first to reserve seats the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keel have returned to their home were Dr. and Mra. D. H. Mathers, Dr. and Mr*. Leonard Munson, In Ralnbrldge, Ga. Mrs. Bratley Odium, Mrs. EllisMr. and Mra. G. M. Foley have belh Scinocca, Lcdr. and Mra. returned home aficr visiting with L. L. Bauer, Mr. and Mra. Her­ man Jacobson, Mr. and Mra. Earl relatives in Norfolk, Va, Faust, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur CoMrs. Gladys Barfield and child­ ren of Tampa have been the houseMrs. Gertruds Dingfelder, Mr. gucals of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. and 3!rs. Marvin Mellxer. Mr. J, C. Sapp, on Orango Blvd. They and Mra. William Toll,. Gordon were Joined during the week end Toll, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ep­ by John Barfield and C. R. Jones, stein. Senator and Mra. Dougin alia of Tampa, who accompanied Stenstrom, Dr. and Mrs. Robert them home. Roscmond. Dr. and Mra. Vann Parker, Mr, and Mrs. Spencer Mrs. W. If. Almond has received Harden, Mrs. Georga Harden, Dr. word that her grandson, Danny and Mrs. O, L. Barke, Dr. and Almond, 4 years old, of Atlanta, Mrs. Vincent Roberta. Ga. haa suffered a brain concus­ Dr. and Mrs, Splvak, Mr. and sion resulting from a fall at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Almond. Mrs. J. C. Sspp honored her grandson Lloyd Freeman wilh a surprise party on hit 13ih blithdi) Saturday evening at her home on Orange Blvd. Games were play­ Constable and Mri. Irving Vieno ed during the evening and prizes Jr. honored tboir son, Johnny won by..Miss Roxanne Hoglc and on hla ninth birthday with a party Jimmie Warfcl. Refreshments con- at their home. lilting of barbecued hamburgers, Garnet were played by tho wieners, potato chips, pickles, children and a birthday cake, ice punch and birthday cake were cream and punch were aerved to served to Diane Boston, Linda Hit- the young guests. tell, Shirley Spivey, Margie Pclly, Attending were Linda Noel, Roxanne llogla, Rebecca Jonci, Joyce Harney, Karen and Kirby Bill Freeman, Jimmie Warfel, Oitrcn, Lynn and Loren Jones, Richard Hitlell. Terry Watson, Ronald and Dona Rhode, Jackie Ronnie Stafford, Johnny Krlcn- Jursi. bring, Sieve Cain, Raymond Free­ Joe and Mike McGovern, Paul man, Raymond King, Steve Swag- Allman, Marcello Tart, Donate gerty, Alford Jimenez, and tbe Shivers, Hamilton Boone, Henry guest of honor, Lloyd Freeman. Clark and Tammy Skinner, Birthday Party Honors Johnny Mrs. Tom Phlllipi, Mr. tad Mr*. Lee Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Shoemaker Jr., Dr. aad Mr*. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mri, Phi* lip Boyd, Mr. aad Mrs. Job* Schlrard, Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Southward andDr. aad Mra, Charles Park. Tha tIO patron east* way be reserved by ealjing Mra, Morgan at FA 2-1203 or Mr*. Leonard Munson at FA 3-3B4. Chocks map be mad* out to tho "Bette Davit Heart Fund Show" and aont t t the Heart Council, Bon 1M, San* l a Thankful T rlbnta fee HEART RESEARCH* P. 0. BOX IOC SANFORD, FLA, • D ancing N igh tly BAMBOO LOVNQH From t P. M. • Cocktails S erved on Sunday From Noon at tha ^Mayfair Inn �M A 'A M f P iuT C flattanl of th a renowned elrcua family M id ' th a t (bo group U boot on ogroomoat w itb tn e do* at Cireuatond th a t would bring tho Criatlanl elrcua >to County In • location adjacent to tha Clrrualand i you atart talking dreuaea, then could bo no now* ■portaaeo to ua bora. Tbo Criatian! family hM boon Art—of staging oxeiting porformaneoo (ban. 100 yoors sad is regirded oo a Uoupo of tbo iks lu ik tiiiA i m Dm P ia o i crata have aada a m a balM haartod cdtopalga to rata* moaey Wool UMir rank aaO Ilia. Car* taialy, Oty*va made ao atfort taut botwoon tbo Criattonla aid Cireualand isgomont of tbo obow a m of tha attraction s of tbo entertainment boolnooa. Thoro art tha family act!re in their own oporatkn, an todopondont vonttun for aevan yoora. ndouartorod at Rarartrtr■ d ie locating tbo travottlng unit of tbo big taot years. O at too daateial re* ipeasIbiUty at Oo vetor tor hla party hai begua to croap lota Oa political canaclouaaaaa at Oa aatiaa. Aa big bualaaaa aad Mg labar bava vla« to UMir paUUeal tomtributtoas, boO egually egutopad wiO baaucoup wampum, there baa beta wldeipreid dlacontaat wiO *ueh cash-and-carry «oolaga at political favor. Tbara ia aioro and more talk at aaddllag Untie L i n GIANT FOOD STORES St. AuguaUaa Mayor 3. Karl Mlkiar baa wrlttan Sanford’i mayor asking that tha city and ana at 1U aarvlca erganlaaUons ebaat. It*a aa odd gulrfc to Oa AmaH. can character Oat from childI.ulht m a r^ riv M r . g roaoarrii m e £ lto » 2 ti2 a e aad aa iaflalto variety at- chart* Uai. gut nothing la ovor aald i’a Party to bald* Always Oo a re a am about Amer­ ica. I retail Oo mao around tha parted OH stripped-dewa Ford hardtop. Tbay Ignored Oa Arab­ ian occupants inside aad stared hungrily at Oo chroma, Oo up* hoistary sad tha dashboard. “It's a Ford I" they'd yell all O a way m ban. Per oo* !r eeUvUJe*. I urea Innifna batara Oa ita*r“ at St. WaortaTioi, Oa patron »»H of Prague, to Oo boait of Oo pity, gnu n a il than a la n lima a m wreaths pUcad th an by ftaiUaa commcmoratlag tbo doaO — or Mrtb— of a ‘'TTMraalaai** to tboir bomr. Pasoan by Ignored Oo woman. Outwardly tbay did. My heart la heavy aa I lo an Oo bomtlfwd of my aether aad la* s => In S t AuguaUne’a Kaatar Woak yMuval April 17- J t .. u . Tha girt aalaetad will ba a “royal attendant". far a “guem" who will • * » ***• *•***■’• n to m aHy daring tha hlatarieal f o tln l. At* tandanta will appaar la 160 Can* m anna ■» - — Iw ue N ew P ortn ark MOSCOW (UPI) — Tha Sovtot i *s m I at Ipeto who wiO bar a n , issued e e p S to l^ S T * * $ Carte., « 4 P ria m . M aromamaraUva aaitmarh abowtao a r iu Maria, rulad Oo country taboo VaiM baa K T S T .r S S , d S fi . h im rrittila ^ te rilte to O Tbo cmamtoetoa ami aad Uai Oa aaMia raibat i w t M r i n . T i u miyar, Oa iayaeaa aid Oo Cham* ■ m ^ M n n ltT a S lr bar at Camaaaiaa aheuM wash wiO — nportU Saaday. <k-Mtae Saafard’a rapraaaatattve. Tbay addad that C ancels S in gin g Tour *• PAHS (UPI) - Tank otogw “ 4 Wr •*»—« •** ** ’ aiheuatleu, a b a la aattoriag tram C fk b fltfS BirtM ftJ jaaadisa, bar f r M a dlialtaad to. MEKUN (UPI) — AUlag Cast day. Tbay Mid bar W arn "would Oarmaa Praridaa t WUhalm Ptotk Z rn m rn Ptol to PMOOM O . * MO MrOOy J M . II •. it • •1 • • i •II • II . * * ig ■ i ’ II.a * '.a . » i i. - 1* If .a • ’••'I K' •* Loans and D iscounts $ 4,606,214.45 B anking H ouse, Furniture end F ixtures 124,098.18 Other R eal E state Acquired For Drive-In 37,000.00 Federal Reaerve Bank Stock Other R esources l T. S. Governm ent O bligation $4,000,080.84 Other M arketable 458,626.79 Bonds Cash and Due From 1,665,052.68 Banks Total $10,71*286.12 Capital Stock Surplus I 260,000.00 Undivided P rofits 178,777.66 R eserves 144366.18 U nearned D iscount 136,860.06 D eposits 9 ,7 6 8 ^ 2 2 $10,712386.12 DIRECTORS L W * A» 1 i1 1 | < 1 t 260,000,00 « i �I / r Fri., Jan. 8. 1980—P eg s 8 f o v m c f jb n NEW YORK (UPI) — Hassling has grown to gigantic proportions under the omnipotent eye of the WTV camera but only a handful of the moderns match the mat mas­ ters of the past. That’s the word from Ed Don George. And don’t think this is an . old guy living in the past. Sure, Ed has bloomed to an overly-robust 770 pounds, yet at M hia black hair is full and bushy and his face — and ears — bear no telltale marks of the beef and cauliflower trade he practiced ao IB long and successfully. For Ed Don, who went all the war M Mi* Olympic wreitUni flnail 32 year* ago — and wai on* of thoaa few undisputed world professional champions we know no mora — still (Ives the acco­ lade to such as Antonlno Rocca. “ He could go in any league, any lime," says George. “ But he’s one of lha few around today who Who wai the greatest of them all? “Well, I’d have to take Stran­ gler Lewis,” Ed pondered. “ He bad alia at 200 pounds; he had endurance and be had knowledge of the game. Jim London was the most clever of them all, hut over-1 mils him to he happily retired to all I'd take the Strangler against day. Then came Pearl Harbot any of them.” and one month later he was ir Modesty prevents the big quiet the N'avy. from which In 1946 hi man from including himself, but emrrged as a commander. Ed Don was one of the great Since then, Ed Don has beer ones, too. He came out of Mtchi- a promoter twice — and twice regan as a civil engineer and tried tired. His last venture. In Cuba his hand at It for six months, was knocked out by Pidel CatThat was enough. George turned tro's revolution, professional wrestler early In “ Maybe 111 be back again 1930 and before the year was out sometime,” he laughs. “ But right had won the undisputed world now, I'm happy being retired heavyweight title from Gut Son- The last time, though, I got sick nenberg. of watching those Pacific sunsets In 13 years he piled up the and finally went back into action bodies and the scratch which per- out of sheer boredom.” Stadium Gets First Advertiser For '60 Season GERALD G. CANADA killed thla night point buck weighing 116 pound* in the Farmington nren last week. ^ Every member of ihe Sandspur Untied Preen laternatienal 9 They're starling to hold down Oscar Robertson, but thete'a still no holding Gracinnall's top-ranked Bearcats'. The fabulous "Big O," who hat been averaging more than 60 points a game In hia bid for a record third consecutive national ■coring title, waa limited to 77 in Cincinnati's ■76-60 triumph over Wichita Thursday night. M It waa Robertson's second -low­ est scoring performance of tha acaton and the second straight game 1st which he failed to ap­ proach hia current average. He nad to aetlla for 32 points against Dayton last Saturday after being held to 29 by St. Joseph's (Pa.) ht the recent Holiday Festival Tournament at New York. Tho victory was Cinclnoati's tu b of tho season and its second A over a Missouri Valley Conference foe, giving tha Bearcats undisput­ ed possession of first place. Bradley turned back Tulsa, VI-SI, St. Louis romped to a 76-46 victory ovor Houston, aad Drake downed North Tcxaa Stele, 03-71, in otter Mo Valley Conference ac­ tion. Dan Smith scored 19 points and oophomore Chet Walker added IS for fourth-ranked Bradley, which hat lost only to Cincinnati in 10 games and hat a 2-1 conference mark. Ninth-ranked SL Louis, defeated by Bradley laet Saturday, earn* back atrongly against Houston. The Blllikent breeted to a 42 22 balftlme bulge and won going ■way aa they finished with a nifty 61.1 per cent shooting avarage. Drake overcame a 39-point bar­ rage by Jim Mudd In defeating North Texas State. Dave Terre, Drake’* 6-10 renter, tallied 39 points. St. Joteph’a posted a comeback •3 T9 victory aver St. John’a and Miami (Fla.) nipped loea College, SS-ST la a doubleheader at Madi­ son Square Garden. Jack Egan (cored 33 point* and Bob McNeill added 31 aa St. Joa’a wiped tut a 12-point halftime defi­ cit to defeat St. John’*. Tony Jarksoe scored 36 for St. Jobn’i but get little help from hia team­ mates. A 30-foot Jump shot by Dick llickox at tha final buster rarried Miami to its thrilling victory over Iona. Hlekox, only 3-6, short, led the Hurricanes with 34 points while Julie Cohen, Miami's Brook­ lyn-born star, contributed 20. Furman converted exactly so per cant of Hi shot* in dazzling Ciemson, 90-69; Memphis State romped lo an 91-66 victory over touring Oklahoma Cily University, Florida Stale downed Centenary, •1-Tl, and Idaho Slate College spanked Regia College, 61-47. NEW YORK (UPI) - Caspar Qrttga, lanky. Mexican welter­ weight contender, lx favored at 0-9 to beat Stan Harrington to­ night and spoil the Hawaiian slugger'a New York and TV debut. The 10 • rounder at Madiaon Square Garden between aggres­ sive, long-(laUing Ortega and bel­ licose, boring-ln Harrington will be televise and broadcast nation­ ally by NBC at 10 p. m. Robson's Gain First Cage Win The Recreal'on Department Bid­ dy Basketball League results of last Saturday were Robson's Sporting Goods over Seminole Sporting Goods, 31-14. This was Robson's first win and Seminoles' second lost. Stemper Agency beet Sanford Electric,52-18 for Ua second win end gave San­ ford Electrie its third defeat. Roumlilal’a slipped by Higginbothami, 2230 to remain unde­ feated as the losers took their first lots. League play continues tomor­ row with Robson's vt. Sanford Electric, Stemper vs. Roumillat and Semlnola va. Higginbotham. All games are played at Semi­ nole High School and are for boys under 13 years of age. day lay off for their poor tcorrt this week, as the league resumed their regular schedule of how­ ling. Pryor's State Farm Insur­ ance team, turning in a low series for that team, still manag­ ed to add lo their lead, giving them a total of 32*4 games won to dalr. Food mart Jumped up Into se­ cond spot, after staying near the bottom Ihe whole first half. In third this week. Is Robson Sporting Goods with 38'j, follow­ ed by The Pig N’ Whistle .with 28, Wilton-Maler and Roumillat A Anderson, both with 22 wins. Foodniart won two games easily from Wilton-Maler, as all the big bowlers teemed to be off. Both Lucy Yatca and Grace Newon piled up nice series to lead tho grocers. The furniture team racked up a high middle gamr, but couldn't stand the prosperity, and dropped the next one by nearly a hundred pint. Robson and Poors both rolled small first games, rolled even smaller second games, which end­ ed in a tie, then the sportster* poured it on to take the last one with a scratch score bigger than their first game, handicapped. The two high games of the evening were rolled hy Robson's Pat Fos­ ter and Libblc Whllrhead, both turning in games over 110. Have Farm M anager MILWAUKEE (UPI) -T h e MUwackee Braves have selected Rill Steinecke of St. Augustine, Fla., aa manager of their Eau Claire farm team in Ihe Northern league. MIAMI BEACH (DPI) Owner George Marshall of the WashingIpn Redikim today arruied Na­ tional Football League owners o( favoring expansion to Dallas and Minneapolis as a means of "de­ stroying” the proposed American League. And he warned that such a policy could only haul the NFL into the federal courts on charges of monopoly. The outspoken Red«kins presi­ dent. leading figure in lha NFL for IS years, said that if the other owners defy him and go through with their expressed plans at thtre meeting here starling Jan. 30, it would: —Subject the NFL to federal rharges that It is a monopoly. —Upset the NFL's present bal­ anced schedule and its lucrative television program. —Seriously interfere with the colleges which are the “ incuba­ tors of professional talent.” “The only reason for expansion I've heard from other owners is that we could destroy the new league,” insisted the valuable Marshall. “ If that Is the only reason, then we are guilty of monopolists practices. No one can give me an intelligent reason for adding a couple of new franchises. In Chicago, owns. George Halas of the Chicago Brars disagreed with Marshall that expansion would lay open tha NFL to anti­ trust action. “Our intent,” he said, “ was In expand when competition among our clubs began lo equalise ilsell on an extremely high level and wt have reached the plateau.” Through its sports-minded presi­ dent, T. E. Tucker, the Florida Stale Bank of Sanford yesterday became the flrat Municipal Sta­ dium fence advertiser in 1*U to reserve space for the I960 Florida State League Baseball season ahead. W. Kenneth McRobcrls, prin­ cipal sponsor of the Sanford Grey­ hound team that will be supplied by the Kansas City Athletics, an­ nounced today that 1139 space holdlers wilt be given first op­ portunity to renew-, and that a sales campaign will be undertaken next week under the direction of new general manager Peter Schaai. Pointing out that fence and score-card advertising is tha “bread and butler" income upon which all clubs must depend for survival, McRoberta expressed the hope that the “24 local sportsmen who w-ent to bat for ua so un­ reservedly last spring will be with us again this season.” He staled also that a general meeting of baseball far.a will be SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPI) — blaming the National held early in February at which California, time election of officers will be Boxing Assn, for alleged failure lo crack down on hoodlums in the a feature. Meantime, Robbie Robertson, fight gamf, seceded today from the > the Suffolk, Va„ lOyear baseball •NBA. Jack W. Urch. executive officer veteran who will manage the Sanford Greyhoundi this summer of California's flvt-man commis­ write* that he ia expecting "great sion, said Thursday hit group had thing*" of several players he bolted because the NBA “wouldn't learns wrllt be assigned to him even declare themselves against shortly. He caught for Jackson­ sin" when asked to rid boxing of ville Beach in 1832 when lha the “hoodlum influence.” The atale, which handled ap­ Florida State League had ten proximately 36 per tent of lait teams, and U familiar with Muni­ fiscal year’s boxing business, thus cipal Stadium. Joined New York and Masaachuveils beyond the plane of the NBA. Daytona Manager Gets Promotion Daytona Beach Ray Wilton, manager of the Daytona Beach Islanders of the Florida Slate League for tha past three years, will retire at an active player and bench manage the Billings team of the Clast C Pioneer League In tha northwest. Local fans term it a deserved promotion for the prematurely gray pilot who earned league AllStar team honor* in 1937 and 1939. Wilton produced second place team* in 1937 and 1939 and had a fourth place club In the six-club circuit last year. Frank Calo, veteran catcher who led Ihe Keokuk, Iowa team last year, will bench manage the 1960 Islander* who again will be supplied with St. Louis Cardinsl talent. By JERRY COVINGTON Tonight nhould be th t night! Hie San­ ford Seminoles have taken their first four game* of the new season and everyone, naturally, is beginning to "dream” a little about a great season. Tonight they go up against their first ORC competition and it is a tough team. They will travel to Wildwood where they will face one of the traditionally toughest basketball schools in the entire area and if they make a good showing and are aide to come up with a win it could make the "dream" come true. With the addition of Wildwood to the ORC thin year, the competition will be even greater with powerful schools like 1-akeview, Winter Park, and Apopka al­ ready established in the conference. Coach Rud Layer is gaining more confidence in his team as the season progresses but he knows that they will have to play flawless ball to defeat these highly touted schools. The Seminoles pulled out a thriller Tuesday night against a stubborn Oviedo squad by a score of 61-89 in the final sec­ onds but during the game there were many things that were unpleasing to the coach. However, there was one fellow gn the court who reallv came out of it and Hobby Son Top Choice In Race Coal black Hobby Son it favored lo cop the featured ninth race to­ night at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, highlight of a fast lOrace card opening at 1:10. The veteran star and favorite in the grandstands will be* romp­ ing from tht aixlh post position In the headliner, and the handicapper rate* him a J-to-1 choice on the morning line odda. Hobby Son haa taxied victory only once this sea­ son in five Iripa to the alerting gate, and many fans feel the 83pound atalwart is overdue to ex­ plode with power and launeh a winning streak. Hia main rompelltion wiU come from big O. B.'i Massive, accord­ ing to early figuring. Thla VIpound red gent la ■ solid Grids A competitor who hat outdistanced such stars at O. B.'s Career and Rocky MacGlnty. A pair of feature-quality races will highlight tomorrow’* 2 p. m. matinee competition at tha local tp*«d circle, with It mora races to follow In the evening. t r U P f i S & l * * * * * ta ik * M blk inter♦ I.h S S i. . u u j •f4 *• «M rtn and Mastrat* Pr*rttee of scientific Chirepractk, written by Dr. are troubled with p, Leo Kerwtn whose office la an, it would be totaled at MI 8. French Ave. •ut what Chhrn* and h li Mnahene M aher ia la for you. After PAtrfaa I-T iU . Rain has hampered practice sessions all week but Howall and Ewbank reported the squad* learned their playa ia the flrat three days and the last Owe aao» slons Just added polish. Ewbanka picked quxutacback Charlie Britt of Georgla’a Mouth* •astern Conference cteaplosMl M hie quarterback with hatfbaeke Tom Moore of Vanderbilt and Bill Mathle «f densest Md Jail* back Don Kloehak of North Car* olinn rounding cat the bnckflold, Ewbank listed Charlio IfUstood of Texas A tH and Warren Babb t f L8U, a 'starting defensive hock* behind B ritt Howell picked Cincinnati’# Jack Lee for hie quarterback over Olen Treadway of Iowa, Ed Koran of Cincinnati and Gerhard Seh* wedea of Syracuse for hie half*, backs and Bob Jacna of M m for fullback. l i e Booth hold* • M adf* In tha eerie* dating hock ha H M and waa winner eC lha anaa* Inal year, Bl-11. 25SZ9SS& X ZI of S a n f o r d ' s Newest 24-Hour E a t i n g S p ot SANFORD TRUCK CENTER Breaks Swim Record • BRISBANE. Australia (UPI) Rosemary Latiig, an tl-year-oM Australian swimmer, broke the world's record for lha women's 110-yard breaststroke Thurada) with a clocking of one minute. 21.3 seconds. o p e n in g SPECIAL M ENU FREE SOUVENIRS COMPLETE MEALS SHORT ORDERS aad SANDWICHES Served Aay H o u r-D a y o r N ight — T Day* a Week HOME MADE SOUPS — P IE S — BISCUITS — « M BREAD WE N E V E R C L O S E Hwy. 17-92 - One M ile South of Sanford FA 2-8713 R. L. Williams - Owner and Manager POST • careful exam ination the Chiropractor will find out w hat ie wrong w ith your nervoui system . Spinal adjustm en u have been high'y oucceeeful in normalizing blood circulation and relieving eonStation of the blood vessels of the brein. A re you a Chlm pracie case? MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — A fast and well-balanced SoutK team to­ day ranked at a 3'* point favor­ ite to trim a flashy but slower North squad In tha U th annual Senior Bowl Saturday. Tha SS-man South squad was given the edge on the basis of ila three quarterbacks, "soma good big backs who have excellent speed for their atse," and its. rug­ ged defensive men. North Coach Jimmy Lee Howell of the New York Giant*, making hia first appearance aa a head roach In the All-Star classic, said Baltimore Colts’ Coach Weeb Ewh*nW'» South team should be a I t point favorite. , About 35,000 are expected to at­ tend the I p.m. game which will he televised nationally by NBC. Weather is expected to he partly cloudy and cool with no indication of rain. The game will mark the flrat professional appearances for tha 60 players. Tha winner* will gat 9500 each plus expenses and lha loser* |l o lass. You Are Welcome Te The Happiness Through Health (By DB. F. LEO KERW1N) W hen you get into bed n t night eon you sleep, o r do you •pend an evening toeelng /to and fro, yawning, counting a t find it impoepT 8 1e e p I e e ansae m ay oe caused by a num ber of different things. eould make the biggest difference in th e success of the team. Rig Charles “Cow­ boy” Oravatz literally cleared th e boards when the chips were down and h e also h it all of his free throws like a pro. The tall youngster also dropped in th ree shots from under the basket to help pees th e Seminoles. While the shooting of Jim Gracey con­ tinued to be red hot, hia rebounding against the Linns left a lot to be desired. While he possesses one of the finest shots I have ever seen, he has shown a tendency to shy away from the rough work under the basket and unless he decides th a t he likes this part of the game also it will h a r t the team a great deal. The Seminoles will have the servieee of forward Terry Christensen for to­ night's contest. Tuesday night he was in Tampa taking exams for entrance to the Air Force Academy this coming fall and was unable to play against Oviedo. Of course, we always look forward te watching little Rav Lundqulst in action and you can bet that he will keep the Seminoles in the game. This fellow ia the favorite everywhere he goes out of town because he can do tricks with the bait. ' TIME 8:10 P. M. 10 E xciting R aces M A T IN E E S W ednesday, Friday & Saturday 2 P. M. TRUCKER mi l d r The Produce TRUCK Industry B I �<inp/j CVV" ;i.‘ ,rwr«T. .C.•'.*■»■»-.V —*- -►£.CTS TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Ltftor Collin* busted today lor a mw road chairman Is carry out the M fseit road building program la Uia itate'a history, load Chairman Jo* Grotegut an* <rOC) today found Itself la middle ef a celebrity-studied YOUNG 1 U D I MATT (ftm a a M aeA rthur), old Teo Zur* b rlggm (Lawrence N aJam itb), an d p re tty L libeth H o n pal (Ja n e t M unro) plan to climb a practice Alp in U ia b m m fro m "T hird Man on th a M ountain” coming to tfca B its T M n Sunday. ra ra u a r The dhow la tha etary af a Swtae youth who drasaa af eengtsaring a killer mountain and waa filmed on location at Zermatt, Bwitaer- Gaud e f Aethers asked the I W a renew the U> land. LOB ANGELES (UPI) competes directly uHth lean Society af Composhers and Publishers, with which guild mamaffiliated. I The slon , t0 ... ,!* afraid aha ran back lata tha house and locked the doors. * Tho trial waa assuming all the Hollywood trappings. Finch got a 42nd birthday cake at ths recess Thursday. Actress Tarry Moore Joined the press gallery to gat b u r "experienc#" for a n*w picture T*1? R*8-h*!red Carole Tregoff to ‘h*1 for had eome off troll In the trial. Bar- Net a witness aa far had taarim w min*ted her in the ebooting af Igkt the doctor'a wife. Marla Anne Lldbolm, the Bwe■*old dish. Finch meld, survived a full the day’s cross examination aad even first upset defense attorney Grant aae, Cooper by blurting that Mia, mad A t Sea Robustolli Turns DownJob shed repeatedly to , c , u « £ * S cY t ^ . f*S Oraaky Si, _ m t k p e t a t , • B a n k .Carolina. Teu a re h lr s b y satirise and r#MlrsO te fits an appssrance or a th a r Ssfsssts, oa or before ths I t a d a y a t February, IMS, In t e a t aortal* suit for Divorce, filed la tho Circuit Court Ninth JuSIcItl Ctrsntt. armlnel* County, Florida, t NEW YORK (UPI) - Andy BobustaUi, the All-League pro foot­ ball end Sammy Baugh wanted for tha New York Titans of the aaw America* League, will remala with Urn Nhw York G luts of the National League. That's the ward Uw Giaats gave out Thursday night several hour* efter Baugh, bead coach ef the Tttaee, eald be had talked with Robust*111 'for about two keure” end stiU hoped to land him aa a Thursday, effective Jen. is. -And the gavomor said he hoped ta find a replacement by that date. Gretagut, who has supervised the largest higfawey construction surge ia Florida history in the last two years, will become general maaager of Rose Printing Co. hat*. Hi also will direct publicsUoe af several roagaiinrs. .Collins emphasised be is not toaUag far a ' ‘caretaker” road c la im an. Ha said tha coming year will he the “ biggest road building year” ever in the state. Englishman Admits Slaying O f Coed TANGIER, Morocco (UPI) — William Moore, confessed slayer of Barbara H. Mueller, says he strangled tha ll-yser-old New York coed because ha lovad her. Tha M-year-old Englishman's confession, road in court Thurs­ day, aald ha Ulltd ha: In his apartment here Nov. 19 when aha stopped by to tell him the was leaving Tangier forever. Moore aald ho wrapped the body in burlap aacklng bought in a shop hare and tied up the bun­ dle with light cord. That night, he teek it In a rented car to the Modi outside tha elty and hid it in tha bushea. Miss Musller's body was found Dae. 13. Moore waa arrested six days later. Gillman Gets Coaching Job LOS ANGELES (UP (UPI) - Sid GUImaa, tired by the Los Ange­ las Rama four wacks ago, was back today a* a head football coach for a three-year term, this time with tha rival Loa Angeles Chargers of tha new American PMtbdll League. “ It'a going to bo one faeluva fight between Ibo two leagues am I'm happy to ba part of it,” GUI- Top Golf Pros Sat To T o Off By United Preee International PEORIA, 111. — A 14-year-old boy, admitting ha atola an esti­ mated $60,000 worth of loot In two years and buried some of the pro­ ceeds in his beck yard; •'Finally I dug it up aa I need­ ed It, But I threw soma of it in tha garbage can because it was getting old end torn and 1 couldn't spend IL” WASHINGTON Rep. John S. Monagan (D-Conn.) stating ha will Introduce a bill requiring par­ ty convention* to bo held no more lhan (10 days before the election in order to ihorten the campaign­ ing: 'It seems to me the people gel CHICAGO — Mrs. Eihel Krue­ ger, manager of the Chicago AntiCruelly Society office, expressing regret that a doe that wander­ ed into tha city died from exhaus­ tion after fleeing police. It waa seared to death of the people. They didn't understand and were scared of It. Why when things are frightened of one an. other do they always not under­ stand r MAY BRITT and C urt Ju rg e n t in a scene from “The Blue A n te l” com ing to th e Movteland T heater Sunday. ‘T ha Blue. Angel,1* famed story of n wanton night club entertainer who ruins tho life of a repressed professor, starring Curt Jurgens, Europe's most ssnsotlonal leading man, and Swedish beauty May Britt, comet to tha Movisland Drive-In Sunday and will con­ tinue through Tuesday. The second feature on the pro­ gram is “10 Seconds To Hall'' starring Jaff Chandler and Mar­ tina Carol. Starting Wednesday, " I Bold Women” and T arnn'a Greatest Lutharan Woman to M aet Tuesday sZ ifi& a, David Id, Oatckal te a Circuit Court, I j i . cen so rs A re, WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h a La­ bor Department reported today that omployment continued la rise in large newapaper plants la fUetl MM but climbed only half as fast as in tha newspaper industry as a whole. The Bureau of Employment Se­ curity laid Job totals edged upward 1J per cent la the large plants, compared with a 2.5 per cent gain for the whole industry. The* bureau laid amplaymant in large commercial printing plant* also rose by seven-tenths of 1 per cent. The entire commercial print­ ing industry had a 1J per cent Job increase. The United Lutheran Church Women of Good Shepherd Church in Sanford will have their monthly meeting Tuesday. Thay will mast at the homo of Mrs. Heloa Peasgood, 212 Flamingo Court ia Sunland Estate at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Jaan Carlson will bo cohostess for the meeting. The pro- Pastor Announces gram will be based on the them*. “There's A Job for You and Sunday Service Your'i.” Mrs. Mildred Gilbert Rev. Bill Swyear of the Bnwill present the program., nett Methodist Church in Enterprise his chosen for Ms Sunday sermon, “ The Unchanging BnS ign For Rem atch vlor." NEW YORK (UPI) — Benny Rev. Swyear also announced a (Kid) Faret of Cuba ha* been special Christian Worker train­ signed for a 10-round rematch ing school will start Sundsy at with Charley Scott af Phltadol- Trinity Church In DeLand and phta a t Madison Square Garden, urgtd all member* af ths Enter­ Jan. 29. I’aret decialoned Scott ia prise Church to attend. Tha thair earlier m uting. Make Your Customer List r-1« j t a j t h aey ot January, ISIS. * With Regular Scheduled Advertising TiN • lltM . EAT. $HI a I titf riA T U R S l li41 • 4 tl4 * f t 47 * Bit* J Quotable Quotes BAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Frank Robinson, 60, quoted by police In a confession that ha beat thro* children to death with a hammer: “I loved them. 1 'Just wanted U » ANGELES (UPI) - A star to hit them on the head but X studded field that ranked with didn't want to kill them or hurt the greatest ever assembled for them.* g_Ceu tournament began tu ta g off today Ja the four-day S4th an­ ew ! I a* Angeles Open ever Rea­ ch* municipal course. Attracted by $44,300 ia prise money, tha (told included tha tap S •ueh (allure. IF et auek am oeraao* or tf*a* o & ?arest> * mailed to laeB, Jtatsrnsy fey Fialntirr, if- B a s t Ceaoori -Avs., Orlande, tartan. WITNESS, tha hand of the d a r k iiJ i'd a u ' But be conceded it might be dif­ ficult to find a new chairman this clow to the end or bis administra­ tion. State law requires the road chief to live in Tallahassee and Collins said few men would want to give up homes and jobs else­ where for a 12-month post with the state. Grotegut'a sew Job Is with a firm that does most of the state’s print­ ing work. Grotegut'a resignation as road chairman, a job he look in June, ISM, also includes stepping down aa a member of State Turnpike Authority and regional vice prcsldent of the American Assn, of State Highway Officials. Canty's Only < WAYNE8BURG, Pa. (UPI) Bren tha strongest men die. And John Miehaltk waa' ona of the strongest, A coal miner In hit youth, MlehiHk manually filled many coal ca n near this Western Pennsylranla community. He said that waa where he got bta strength. Xewe of Us musele feels spread, floe., John lllchalik Iw cams a circus strong man. T h ^ called him 'Cyclone Mitchell.” For yearn be am ued circus and carnival audiences across the nation with Us foots of strength. He pulled heavily loaded wag­ ons with bis teeth. Ho allowed an utomoblls to roll ovtr boards on Is pewtrful chist. Ha took cat naps on a bad. of nalla. And ha laughed ae aides used a heavy mallet to smash atonea oa Un ehast. m "Tha Cyclone" gave up barn, storming several years ago. Ha went back to tool mining and 'became a part-time policeman. But hla phenomenal strength re­ mained—until Thursday. Sixty*ala-year-old policemen Jahn lllchalik went to' answer a call , a t a tavern in nearby Car. t mlebaals. He suffered a heart attack. <N the way ta Green County HoipT tat, he turned M a companion and gasped ia disbelief, "All this strength and I'm powerless. There's nothing I can do.” "The Cyclone" wee dead on arw rival at tha hospital. la g a l Notice STATU OP FLORIDA, TO: m VIOLA BKLU Whose rssldsnca w and address Is unknown. TOIL ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED, th a t ROOIUVELT BELT, has M .1 ie swore eompletnt a s e i n s t ynu, etna a cult for divorce In tho circuit Court e f Ismlnnle Count)-, Florida, a t Bin ford, Florida, and you are hereby roqulrtd tn f l u personally or by attorney w ith tha llonarahts David a a t r h r l . Clerk of our eatd Court, a t Sanford, F lo r­ ida, your wrilton defense, It any you have to tho Complaint M id In aald causa ag aln tt >nu, and tm rile a ropy thereof w ith th e urfl dsrslanad altornay, by t h t Sth d i y nf February A. D. ISIS: HEREIN fall n et nr Judgment will ha rendered e a s ie s t you by default. (HEAL) David it . Oatchsl, Clerk By: Joan it. W llkt, DC. It. W. Ware, A tle r a e y .fo f Plaintiff. r. a . Bos t i l l Sanford. Florida. t �I *n -to— ! totodhA, —j •wmwoehw': dt&Jwld FRIDAY P. M. • H I ID ID 1:11 ID ID • :tt It) Kowo and Sparta Channrl h i t Ntworoom U f a of Rilop Morla U fa of 3111#? 1:1* 4!) 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K i»« • W TVesihcr Kawa e a t h tr Do Ra Mi H id Rowe Show K arloan Kapera Play Your Munch On Tha (M Morla Frlca la t t ts h l 1 L ara Lucy C oncintratlan Dacambir Brlda TUESDAY P . M, 12 11^'• VI 12:10 Llilt till 12:11 t:M t:DI lltl till till • ill d ill litl lilt III! (I) It) ID (I) (t) It) III II) (t) It) II I |l) II) ID It) ID it) III (I) It) (I) ill It) l«) |l) It) It) ID (I) ID It) Ill II ) (I) ID (D II ) ill (D ID (D i*l ID (I) (D ID T ru th or C eaio*utacei L>ova of U f a i t a t t l t H Qua B**rch for Tnmorrow Lot * T h a t Rota I t could Ra Toa fluldlna Light World At Large About! F i e r i Toppor M atlnta Thoatra I a n Fraacltco Boat Aa Tha World Turaa Dap In Court Quoin f o r A Dap F o r Bailor a r W o r n Thin Man Houoa Party Galo Storm Tonne Dr. Maloaa Millionaire Moat th a Ctoch F i r m Thooa Root! Vo-diet to Touro Who Oo Too T r u it Houoa on High I I B rla h ta r D i r Amoriean B aaditaad a or rot m o m Kiiaa »f Nlaht Spilt Foroonalltp Movie Throa aiooaoa Quick D raw McOraw n in Tin Tin W aathir.Kewa.BMTtt Kawa W eather People'* Chaleo Kehhy Matter Kewa Sen Franclece Beat Nawa Lon* Ranger Not F o r litre Bob Lynn Shew i d Kewa ID Laramie ID Men Into Space ID Bronco ID Vlklngo I D Dobln ailll* 13) Fibber Mciiaa and Molly I I ) W yatt Mara l l ) A rthur Murray i l l T tchtrepi it! W M . r l . W . H ill 11:11 11:11 11:11 tlitl (I) (3) it) II) I) (I D ID (D ID It) I t )) 11 iID ll 111 It) Red Skelton SU rtlm e aOarrp a r r p Moora Alcoa T Thoator h iatir Keep alking K n p T alk in g Love and Marriage Uovo M a r rio tt and IId) D I( ID) Now* Maws Mori* Morlo Jaek Faar Marla W EDNESDAY A. M. T:t» T ill T ill 1:11 • ill • ill tl) tl> ill II I ill ft) W a a i h tr C a rtia n n News Kewa C aptain Kangaroo M am in a Thoatro •ill till • ill H ill • ill it) HI M l It) II I ID T ill |«) T ill i t ) il) id • i l l It) II ) 1:11 ID ID ID t i l t II) If) •ill H) II) ID l l : l l it) ID 11:1* (D ID U iM I t ) ID I*) H i l l (I) Kawa Woohlp K tw a R lrltW t l Mon Dlgoot Thla Man D aw loa Kewa K iih ard Difmoad M aaauirtdo P a rip aHlrTop Temple tto rp h a i Manhunt U. a. Boarder Patrol Walla F arg o P a th a r Xnawo Baft Bourbon g t r a i l B i t l Polar Oupg Danap T ham ia Tam ha tana T o m t e r p Ana Bathara A drontura In Pdral<*a siev e Allan Hennas**? Man W ith A C am tra Ja n a A llpiaa Ktw a Nawa u l WaaUdP Nowa Morla ID m a r t at tha cu p 11 ill ID Jack re a r F rt., J« n . 8, 1960—P a r s 7 TV Missile Report Proves Exciting Bp FRED DANUO NEW YORK t u r n - The Mrlet, CBS Reports, liv e Amirlca'i 11:11 ID T.awleet Year* 1:11 id rids* of s u m ID Take a good Leek ID Split Ftrtonallty Fa mliillc and ipacc complexion the l i t I 4 H D I D New* M l ID Mnvle— Western once • over . lightly treatment Three 8toegte 11:13 H) Movie Wednesday night In an hour • long l») Pnpere Playhnna* ID Movie 1:1* ID My Friend n i c h e 11:34 (D Jack r e a r itudy called, “The Space Lag: 11) Superman Can Democracy Compete?” 1:11 H i Weelher-Newa FRIDAY A. M. ID Nawa-Spart* Ml let Congresi and the preii 1:11 (I) Su«l* deal with the diicloiurct made 1:1* II) Conilnentil C m eroom ID Morla 3:4* i l l Today—Dare D arrawap during the .program and (ocui on M l ID New* T:!« ID Weather • N*w* 1:4! ID New* the hour aa a TV preicntatlon. 3:31 III Cartonna • D The Five OwlP T:44 ID Iteeru* I Till III Newt In limple, atraightforward but Trie t t i v*w«—n o p e U e Rdwern* 1:11 i l ) New* highly effective fashion, the rock> 7:31 ID Sporti - Manny Lucoff 1:11 ID Captain K argare* et mlitile state of the union waa 1:11 (1) Morning Thiatr* Til# ID Wagon Treln II) lintel dePare* 1*1 llomuer Room summed up In a terlei of faaM l (3) Myatarp Hout# ID William Tall cinatlng film clips and question* 1:13 II ) New—Interview* Weaver Shew t : » * ID rh a r ll* put lo civilian, mUllary and gov­ 1:33 (I) New* • W eathtr «*) Th* T e ta n ernment experts by newsman 11:00 ID Bough Re Ml t i t * IS) Th* Price I t Right II ) Red Ron* Show id n m i a H HIarriett Howard K. Smith, II) U. X M enhell (I) K trtnon Kapera t;*l I!) Rub Hop. Show We learned of the problem* that ID On Th* Go ID Hawaiian By* II) Morla confronted and ltill confront the ID Millionaire ID I’l a r Tour Hunch Pentagon and aleo heard tome il­ M l III I've Got A Secret 11:11 ID Prlca la Right 11:00 i l l Thie le Tour Life luminating second-guesses on a ID I I.OVO t.UCV 1 M I II I Conrentratlnn ID Markham few fundamental decisions that III D ictntber Bride I t ) Boling were made. It seems that each H i l l ID Wlehlia Town missile • space problem involves ID To Tell Th* Truth FRIDAY I*. M. 11:41 ID Bperta compromise decisions, since red 11:0* 13) (D | l ) K*w* 11:11 (I ) T ruth or Comiquincaa tape, politics, the 10-hour week, l t i l l ID Movie (D Lora e t Life Inter-service rivalries, budgetary ID Movie HI Ite itliia dun 11:11 (3) Ja c k r a a r 11:11 (D H Could Be Yau factors, came Into play. Tho faces, ID march For T s m irre w gestures and words of the speak­ ID I,ova That nob THURSDAY A. M. ers captured the frustrations they 13:13 (D Guiding Light l:«l (D Lira Of Hilly often encounter in graphic alyle. 1:3# <1) co ntinental Cleatroen (3) Topper Till (1) B are O arrawap There was, however, one point ID About Pare* 3:3# ID Weather 1:31 ID Mr. A Mr* North I thought the program failed lo i l l i l ) C an eena III Aa Th* World Turn* T:H ID New* touch upon, ll'a my frcllng tho ID San Franclico Beet »:o# ----- (I) Now* program could havo addressed It­ l i t ! (D Queen P ar A Dap 1:11 III Capt. Kangaroo II) F a r Belter ar i i t Y a i l l self to the questions: “Why Ii thla 1:11 I t ) Morning Theatre ID Romner M o m space race ao Important? What's 2:11 {is ?fhle rHanC,*M tha hurry?” III Haul* Party IIII *W* m ■ ID G “ ala Storm M l ID Newt A Weather Anyhow, the ground that wai 1:11 ID Young Dr. Melon* 14:4* ID Dough Re Ml covered wai covered well. Once II) Millionaire I t ) Red Row* Show ID Beet tha Clack more, TV performed an import­ 14 I t i l l Play Your Hunch Fr T h u o Root* t i l l i l lI From H i l t ID Treaaur* Huat ant service. > I I ) V lrdlll II Yaura (I) Morla ii) ID l l l l l 111 ID 11:11 11) ID H i & : ? A V . * >d' . ; . . i II) Kawa • Inlorrlowa II) M i l * W oathlr I t ) Dough RO Ml I I I Rod Rowe ahow II) X a r ta a a Xapora H i l l f t ) Plop T o ur Hunch II I On T he Da II ) Maria H i l l ID “ * H ill i laaambar Bride !"£ PntVrVl* . , II) M l it) (D II) t i l l ID Ml ( I t Oil Th* do Price I* High! I Love Lucy Concentration Decembar Bride THURSDAY P . M. 11:1* (I) T ruth ar C onilquaniaa i l ) U r « of 3.11# ID Heelltea Oun 11:11 ( D It CduM B*_'Yt« i l ) I.ev* That Bih ID Biarch fa r Tomorrow I I I I i t ) Guiding Light 1:11 ID Lira of Riley II) About Face* ID Topper 1:11 ID At Tha World Turn* ID gan Franclico B*at 11) Maiinca T h i a t i r t i l l ID P ay In Court IS) Q u tin for s Dap II) For B i l t i r or W o n * t i l l |*> Houea P arty i l l Gala H arm ID Thin Man 3:11 1*1 Mllllonalra ID Beat tha C o c k ID Young Dr. Molun 1:11 ( t ) verdict I i Tour* III Who Do Yau Trn«l 11) From The** Root! • i l l i l l Amirlcan Randiland ID p rln h te r Dae i i ) llduaa On High S t r u t 111* i l l Secret Storm 1:31 (31 Split Personality (I) Rdao af Nlaht 1:11 ID Maria— W iatara I t ) T h rta gtoogaa nouee i t ) P o e ir a Piaypo1:31 (I ) Mp Friend Filch* tick albtrrr Hound ’•• tie r.N e w * , gnorig ew i and Spann m S \\\ fi0o"r^.m M -•t, I:M I I ) Continental c tn o r o o m T ill ID Tod o r—D art darraw ap Christopher* Big Picture Cartaono Oral Roberta Thin ta Tha U f a Double Feature T h te t e r Fomllp Thoator P artp Deceretlag Sarrlr* by H ill till SUNDAY P . M, Y ardfoodi D*f »:*» »:»» tilt# MONDAY A. M, Th# Deputy___ H e r a Gun Will Travel Fir* P ln g tre d untm ok* Jubilee USA I t Cauld ** Tail Shotgun Sled* Morla Morla THE Fabric Shop 3:30 3:31 T:*» M* liU l:M W rrtll Programs For The Week News About The Stars CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (C) WDBO-TV CBS (9 ) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2 ) WESH-TV NBC P ro crtm * a ta ri 9 p. n . F riday, J mi. 8 nnd end 8 p. m. F riday, Ja n . IS II) Marl* 11:11 ( D ID ID 11:11 (I ) III II) ' t i l l (I) — ~ iag#“ #a* T « rt Waathar • Kewa ‘Ju n iu s gad Fleamslaw* “ I* T:** TUI T ill T ill 3:31 (31 Hgt. Proilen a f Yukon . New*—pauglaa E d w a f li ( ID) Now#— D tu g lai Edwai ( t l Sporle—Manny Lucoff ( t l F ligh t ID Lock Up ( I ) Hale Storm 1:14(31 Bat Matterin'* ID B il ly Hution i l l Doans R n d • i l l ID CgnsanbaM ID R ia l McPava (II 13) Johnny S iacrala 1:11 (D B acbllar P a t h i r in t a M l ID (1) (D 11:11 (3) e .'.v . PMyhauiO 11 Ernia Yard Tha Uhtauehablad C routka Mars Bill Ml liH Wh# Da Ynu True! Haul* on High S tr a it Brighter Dar ( Amerlein n a n d t t a s l Becrit It'term Edna of Night I t ) Spill poraonalltp Dla/lag Aid FiUag: Wagon Train's TV Wedhaiday night show went through the claule murder gambit—It began with a murder, used flashbacks to fill us In on the victim's life and made certain to Implicate a few friends along the way. It's all very tidy, of course, but the dialogue that was ID W Three «» H Stooge* ID pnpepa rierhouea i») Bin Tin Tin 11) Car|oona Ml Weather . New . Baarta (D Naw* and Sporlt Marriage Slated For Thomas Show Overland Trail, tha new NBCTV weatirn itarring William Bendlx, debut* tn tha Rivcrboat tlma itot on Bunday, Fib. 7 at 7 p.m .. . Stiva Alltn'a NBC-TV hour for Monday, Jan. 18, will feature Jimmy Durante and Peggy Lee. Tinny Parker and Pat Harring­ ton Jr., who provide the love Intarast on CBS-TV'a Danny Thomas show, will bs Jolnad In TV matri­ mony during tha March S8 optsoda. Teddy Rooney, B-year-old ton of Mickey Roomy, will sing on ABCTV’s Dick Clark ibow Saturday, Feb, Ifl . . , Hiro'i • awltchi Thi girl who portrays actor John MeIntira's daughter on tha Jan. k'S Pater Gunn episode la hla restUfa daughter, Holly . . . A special ona-hour drams shout an antiSimltle rabbla-rousir, ''Dattiny'a Tot,” will bo prarantod Sunday, Jan, 21 on NBC-TV, The adapta­ tion by S. Lea Pogoatln U baaed on sn actual psychiatric csss hlalory. Holds 2 Stroke Lead AVON PARK (UPH - Mrs, Maurice OUck of Baltimore today carried a two-itroke lead into the final round of tho Woman’s Invf tational golf tournament a t th# Pioccrcst Lake* Club, Mrs. Gllck moved Into first piece In Thuriday’s second round with a four-under women's par 71 for a 24-boli total of 153. Margo Buna of Greensboro dropped Into ■ecoad place with a 71-155. . ID nettle** Qua 11:11 (D Could Be Taa i t ) floarch Tar T o m a rr a * ID LovO T h a t Bah ‘U l '(t) .V, About ram t il s v v : . . . , „ . il) (!) l i f t ID ID II) t i l l II) ID ID ■eat Aa Tha World T uraa Mr. * Mr*. North Q uota Par A D tp T o r hot'.rr a r Ward* D ap l a Court Haua* P a rip Halo f t a r m T hla Man Poker A La Maverick Is Best Seller Chalk up another proof of the power of telavlilon. For more than a century, Poker pUyera have been playing tha grant American ganto "according to Hoyle," Today, thank* to the popularity of a new book on the gamo writ­ ten by one of the nation'o boot known TV otafa, many of tho country'a 20 million Pokor players are playing “Poker According to Mavartck.” That’* tha title of n paperback published only two montha ago but already ao popular that it la classed as • "boat aollir” in Ua category- Nearly a half million caplet of th* book nr* already In print. Produced s t tha suggestion of Wlllya Motors, Inc., co-iponior of tho Maverick ABC-TV tilaviiion ■how and. published by Dill Pub­ lishing Company, the book fea­ ture! s full-color photograph of tha brolhiro Martrick, B rit and Bart, on tha e n a r amt It humor­ ously illustrated throughout Ita 158 pages, Roy Hugglni, creator of tha television lariii, haa written tha foieward tn which ha adviioi tha reader: "If you ara interacted in tha fina art of Foker-playlng aa a game of akilt, patiane#, and animal cunning you'll not only enjoy (hit book—you'll profit from it,” Although written fn tha "Mav­ erick” atyla aa familiar to the na­ tion's TV audience, tho book gata down to caiaa in proving that Pokar is strictly not a gama of luck. "Winning poker playora over , No*And# •/ Motuisdi */ CM M*lm tr* now bt «,*o*d 4o TV rowylion M l »#•«. IHtiME, SlfTII •MINK. Wo boro tola of ooatM*? ffia far lad soar, **d •Soy sit **? o i git min itatliii i l l b in s htltor ptitan t t i i Uoy do. Tho «m seres wa sol b« but." —*fro.C. / . MiCowa. AaUUaa, Eoamo ■Is stms ssd cloir. W# n m rowing n il ptOMtie etrt «• TV till on r I l i t now -*N4to ghm, Boo* n, fS. M BIH Midi IBM. Sins I* • *oty eo*d ono, I t I B i troo,shirp I , sty plcturoo art « • • ess f oioonr, Ihaipor, o4oollor. My oo( M id * , M s • hroog sow ai tao, ovta Ibooth Iks tV M U lM It sMf U MUta owoy." -JSteSSJSS- M'fMMI WWW NQMT/sA^iRf W b c fT V a M v fii with • 1MT BUILT P H D R O TO R B*— IB— in— Hide-4 BED W ith Foam Cu Size and Full -• SI m Foam Innortpring M a ttrn a Choice o f C olon R eg. 1239.95 SPECIAL FOR FRL and SAT. O N LY OPEN W o Ch A MTLA N TIC T N N A l BA NK KNOWN _ 7 L J U M S Y M J t M fflM IU ITHI M BANFOBD Poet NETT YORK (UPI) - Andy Bathgate will be back at hla rid right wing position when tha Naw York Bangers •nMrtsln the Dotrait Had Wing! Saturday in n pi* ttonaUy-talavlaod game. Bathgate had beep playing center line* AM fie Pike replaced ailing Phil V ttson aa Ranger roach two ago. CUSTOM ■ua wmt icnut m m u n 111 B righter Dap THE R eturns To Hold NATIONALLY ttrslgbt s t lbs — Msg **w*r •* **• ^ i m I pod w est |f| . i t ) Heuee an High I t r a a l w r> tho long haul,” ndviioa Mavorick, "muit be ixport* with Dm wea­ pon* ; iklll, courage, ■traito r, psychology—and patience.” And, In a chapter called "Ta* Commandment* far Poker . C X ore,” Maverick repeat! tha Poker playera advice: "never draw to an inside straight” and “nevar draw to a three-card flush” while adding: "never play pokar wttli womtn.” Tha beak la bring offend Ip “Jeep” dealera throughout tha United States ta proipeetlvo bay- j ara who take a demonstration rid* TV] marvel scans the skies | tike radar to pud in better e pictures on your set! nuffsnt£trU M l I ( o v i The Channel Swf*: S tlftlsf Feb. I, NBC-TV adds the U n tta Young Show returns to th* Mto­ day spotheld by th# Thin Mats r e - . peats. NBC recently acquired com­ plete distribution rights to all epi­ sodes of the Young ahow, which continues showing 1U new sp iso d tt. on Sunday nlghta. Love and marriage leaves NBCTV after Us Jan. IS episode. RIy» erboat moves into the Moods/ night 7:304:3* lima slot the «ef> lowing week . . Elvis Prtaley, n quarter of a eantury rid on Fttday, celebrates with a trans­ oceanic telephone chat to Dick Clark's American Bandstand ahow on ABC-TV. MMlOO of Fntallo M to rltg Kntlc* t l h i n h r Btvm In trcorSenco with B u tto n t nf tho Buntnot* Court)' Zonlnt Refutation*, Board of f o u n t ? C nm m lnlnnort nf Simlnoto c s u n l r . Florid*, nrnpa*** lo tm tn d tho Boulhirn a to n d ird Rultaing Col* in roqulro th»t th* flnar l o o t of all houii* *h*lt bo • minimum of i i s t u n H I ) Inch** nhovo ibo crown of oil i i n i t o . ro*d* or rlth ti-o f-w o y . I’uhllr b la r in g will h i hild In IN* Somlnoli f o u n t ? Court llnu--. Sanford, FlnrtS*, In th* Count? CommlMlonoro room on J t n u a r ? 31, t i l l nt ! • : • • A. M. or oo soon thtrooftor to pooolblo. Boord at Count? cnmmMllonoro Bomlnoto Count?, Florida It? John Krldor, fholrm on A lto n David naU-htl CM H IM I D Moat tn# Cloth , i t ) . Young Dr. Malano II) T hg Vordlot la Taura I s r p mr t m l l , . . u t /h ts u u t k m M stylish, tastaful pair who ate iieilemant. Legal Notice W EDNESDAY P . M. H ill It) Truth ar Ceaaeoaeaeas (l) Lara af Ufa used lo Inch the stary slong w ti uncomfortably creaky with eld age and Hodglneii. Cliff Arquette'a ARC-TV show la itlll asddled with shabby gagi, technical boo-booi, slap-dash, under-rehesrsed skatebas. Intrusive sponsor signboards. The east now includes David Burns, ■ funny man who provides a fine, hard contrast to Arquette's softer com­ edy approach. But Ibtlr combined talents esn't hide the dismal writ­ ing and lacklustre production. Buddy llackcll, Pirry Como’s guest Wednesday night on NBCTV. showed that Shelley Berman Isn't the only comedian who can win laughs while using the telehone for a prop. But the show’i Ighllght was the dancing of Pe­ ter Gennaro and Wisa D'Orso, a H eo?tr Radio R TV, 504 S. Sanford A vc. K eck TV. 2111S. Park Av«. gVlBH*B TV * Redio Service, 809 Secood S t Sem inole Radio h TV, 60S Celery Avc. W . A . Norris, R t 1* B ex L ekeriew D rive P euT i Town R Country, 2668 Orlando Drive it FRIDAY EVENINGS A ll h n lo O ar O o* »" itn on L f . - �♦ P a r s 8— Fri., Jan. I , i960 ■ , • TAKE A W « * TO TH* PCNTAiSJM 7 7 —1*4— % , t i« r® / V e ta .. PBA*S«5, IVB0U9TNOW WHH8 -ff*T po m &o?/ J < v ' - BySTANW IH E M H O M E T O W W . - E .I ■ ■ i■ CLEAN •■room furniihed apt. Close In. t i l Park Am . 3 ROOM garage apartment. Ph. PA 2-1103. SPACIOUS furnished modem mm bedroom apartment: eaeeQent condition: quiet neigh borbood; I t l W. 10th Street. Pk. PA 3-029* after 9:00 p. m. TRAILER SPACES: U rg e k Camp Seminole Trailer Pa: Wekiva River Rd. FA 2-dllL l wtwfvA 1 ‘r- * BEDROOM,' kltchec equip home with earporte. C a PA I-T703 for appointment. ■ ■ LAWt UUI. GRANDMA* WVNNEWOOD: 3 BR., Pla. Rm., atove, refrigerator. Air eonditioner optional. Low payment*. ZtlO Stevrni Ave. g ROOM houie on large eornef lot. Phone FA 3-34M. RAYMOND M. BALI? AND ASSOCIATES Real Eat ala — Interlace Beret? Bonda 3-BEDROOM unfomiahed bouae, 211 Mo. Park Ave. Th. PA 2-MC. kitchen alectrleaUy equipped. Sanford 3413 Willow Avenuo. Call S BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, Evana Bldg. Lake Mar? PA M2T«. •Ir conditioned bouao. FA 2-3333. Ph. FA'2-1290 SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablea, Ml Magnolia. PA 3-0720. FIRST FLOOR FRONT, furnace beat, clean, alnk In room, kit­ chen privilege!. 100 Holly. Pbona RENT A BED FA 2-2430. RolUway, Hoipita’ A Baby Beda By Dty, Week or Month. bachelor apt., 3-ROOM ____ . . ground _ CARROLL'S PURNITURE floor, completely furniabed, 140 Ph. PA 2-B1I1 110 W. let Bt. month. 312 Palmetto. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room, private hatha, 114 W. Plrat St. UNFURNISHED »•bedroom bouae, large Florida room, kitchen equipped, hardwood floora. Call FA 2-101T. NEW two bedroom houae In Lake Mary; walking distance to school and More. 2T3 per me. PA 2-TI13. (-ROOM furnished apt. |M . Adults 119 N. Jasamina Ave. Ltgol Notice OFFICE SPACE with ample parklog. 313 Oak Avenue. PA 2-9*0*. Legal Notice o r m iw io v m aeoi.vst r o e r o a .T i e M Native Is hereby given uniter the •revision* n( Section SSI.IS, JTtnr* da Statute*, to eerh a t the eor* ?oratlone lleted below, the eente jelnn Inrorporeted under the tawe of Flnrlde, end according to the eernrde a t tho nerretary of ntote, earh and every each corporation appeara delinquent for three III yearn or more In tha filing of re> porta and payment of t a t e i under tha proelelana • ( ie rtlo n *#«■!*. Florida Statute*. and th a t undor tha provisions of said Section sea at. Florida flUtntae, said cor* poratlona have bean tlaeeed os subject to dissolution, and th at three f t l month* a fter dal* of thli puhllratlnn earh and svery such corporation lilted below th e t bee not In the meantime filed It* re* parte due and paid tha taae* due under tha pravlalone of Section •et.sa, Florida Statute*. will ha rertlflad to tha Oovornor of th* m at* of Florida, who will leou* S Proclamation St th a t ttma dis­ solving said norpo ration. INTEND CONSTRUCTION DO, INC.. * ANFORD LAWSON AND TRLVtMCITOef, me. ■ANFORD M AND M PROPMRTIR*. INC., SANFORD ORIKNTA FKXNERIM, IRC. FERN PARK PHNlNdULAR T R A N S F r . R A rrORAQK, INC., SANFORD POLAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANT, OHULUOTA RtPtt AND RKADT TOMATO * PRODUCE CO.. SANFORD gRMINOLR TRUCK AND TRACT­ OR COMPANT, SANFORD $500 DOWN t Aerei of highland with homo. In good water area. Bearing lamon and orange Weee, Oa paved road. 910,900 COMPLETE PRICE NEW 2 bdrm. house completely ALMOST NEW house; Urge liv­ ing room, bedroom, tile bath, furnished. Deposit furnished on colored fixtures; kitchen with gas. PA 2-2977. wall ovan, table top above; draw drapes; .ideal for coupla. Call FURN. Apt. 900 Park Ave. $200 Dn* - V acant PA 1-3344 aftar 9:03 P. M. I-STORY HOUSE for rent or Two Bedroom CB home hulk 40 sale reasonable; Comer 3rd k 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, FHA specification*. «42 monthly Chapman. Mr*. W .,0. Brooke, payment!. 93,MO. 1 Star Rt. Enterprise, Fla- xoticr to BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 3 BR. houae on Mcsaniis, fast « C of city lim it; kitchen equipped Venetian bllnda, apace heeler. Muit aell at ooce. S3MS. Will FURNISHED apartment PA 3-MOO, trade for late model car, NICE BEDROOM with private ea FA 2-0M1 or FA 3-0333. trance and bath. P h a m HOME on Rlverview St. Inqniro FA 2-2440. 41T Wtat let St. PA 2-31T0. HOUSE for rent on Sanford Avenue n e a r Lake Jeraup. LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 10IP x 143*; one block eff New UpPA 2-34*4. aala Rd. 9*30. Phone PA I-T21S FURNISHED one bedroom duplex after 9:00 P. M. m with utUitiea. PA 2-0343. i s t u b rn t'V T r a r a n r a r o r a r , ■KWIVOI.R FLORIDA RSTATR o r HANS-RICHARD KJCNNERltD. th* Circuit Court In nnd for HemlDeceased nnle Counly, Florida. In ChanHTATK OF FLORIDA T o t rory, wherein F ir s t Federal Sav. LAW It KNOB J, PTERION. who** Inae and Loan Aeeorlatlnn of residence Is unknown, and all sth er gsmlnola County, a corporation. Is poreona roncornedi plaintiff nnd Orange Hud Hullork Vnu aro hereby notified that and Jallen flullorh, hie wife, are Valda J. Robblne. Executor of tho defendant*, Chancery Docket No. Ketata of Hsna nichard KJsnnarud, I Cite, I, David Oalcktl, Clerk or deceased, has filed a Petition In Iho aforesaid Clrrult Court, will said Court praying for an nuthorl. wlihln tho teaal hours of eat* an action to sell at private aala th* Monday, th* let day of February. following described properly, tn- A. D. IISC, offer for sal* and a*ll w it: lo th* highest and beet bidder for rash a t tha front door of tho Ix)t IT. R to e h .lt. Dresmweld Court House of Seminole County, Pubdlvlrlen, according lo Florida, In Sanford, Florida, tha County, Flarida, together following described property, situ ­ ated and being In Seminole County, with th* fnrnltur* and .furnishings Uealod on tha Florida, lo-wlt: aatd premise a Th* West I1M feet of the and yon are hereby required to North IIS feet of the Southfile ronr written appearance, do. west q u arter of tha North­ femes, nr ohjertlnna to said Peti­ west q uarter of Section If, tion wlihln t t days after th* flret Township la South, Rang* publication hereof, Should you fell I* Hast, Seminole County, therein, decree will be entered la Florida. due course upon said Petition. ■aid aala will he mad* pursuant Witness my hand and aaal of to and tn order to satisfy ah* eall Court at fanford, Seminole term s a t said flaal deers*. county, Fieri!*, Ule teth day ef tSEAI.) December, lilt. David M. Oatchel (gfCAI.) Clark of r l r c u t Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida Wilson Aletander county Judge R r t Martha T. Vlblen Ry Laths Fowler Deputy Clerk Clerk P i n t publication an January I, 1140 ROSA L. PAYTON Rcgiatered Rati Eetato Broker Mary E. Carmen — Leo SelvaB B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates Ph. FA l-UOl IT-93 at Hiawatha WELCOME NAVY A N D NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD C o u id to j. P W jo n o h WITNKgd WHNRKOF, t have hereunto eat my hand and enaeed (he areal Beal of tha Stats of Flarida, In bo affixed at falUhanane. ike capital, thin tha lad dog ad Jen . A. ,p. tide. R. a . orey Secretary qf mate “In th§ City o f Gracious Living** Homes D*kign*4 f o r Florid* L M ftf. S A 4 Bedroom* — Dream Homes VA - FHA FHA In Sarricc Conventional F inancing Down Paym ents Low as $425 HOMES You c m b u t * ta im m*diatoljr who* th e p*p*rc a n T O T A L PRICE brands ’ ( o o e » i r >-*■ •MOWMUCUf •Ne get rick quick aefcams 'Good profit QUALiriCATlONB—Only resomriMs far sighted lndlriduals with faith la th e n n r i builnesi, seeking a long term W* Guarant** PtrsofuJ Satisfaction On I S * Construction O f Your Hoorn F o r Tho F irs t Yoar — O r Your Down Pay m u t And Closing Coat Will B o. ChowfuU: KafuadwL HITS Imrastmmt, depmdiM ea aiao ad territory deetoad. WRITE. WIRE OR CALL BEST RECORD MVIBION Americas Internatieeutl Industries, lac. . mrin T v n r Bug* Phil*. S Pa. «. MW f �"T trr A W a n t A d ft. Real Batata Far M h A D a y M ft. Baal Batata Fee Sato a k i s A ll B u s in e s s P a y M a. Female Help Wanted hr Dsirferh Rente SELL or TRADE: 1-Btdroom. l t t WHITE female help wanted. . u t baths, CB, Florida room. Nicely be 21. to. r i. ’N Whittle. landscaped 135’ x 155* corner lot. $2,500 down or wil) trade NEAT APPEARANCE: stenogra­ pher and typist; for DcBary for other property. Will finance rial estate office; pleasant sur­ part of down payn.ent if desir­ roundings. Write Box S, c/o ed. 120 E- Coleman Circle Sanford Herald. VA 2-7207. ALSO practically new S room residence at 2711 Sanford Ave. Convenient to Sanford Nav»l 3-ACRES of good farm land In ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY: Must be experienced in use of Sanford Celery Delta 2500 per Air Station. Executive l.B.M. and dictating acre. Excellent term s Riehardi machine; shorthand preferred. Hotel, Melbourne. Florida. For further datalla contact Good salary and personnel polic­ GEORGE T. STUMP ies. Apply to Seminole Memor­ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS S t Johns Realty Co. ial lloipital, 1101 Eait First A LOAN ASSN. 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 Street. 4*117 ft. COURT ST., ORLANDO • PHONE GA 5-1531 .•jJ M a to J to lg JA a u to d i INCOME PROPERTY: A p t haute. Nardi repair but food (or future invettment. Located £ *01 So. Park Ave. Sanford — v oppotlta Firat BapUal Church. Frl.. Jan. 8, 1960—Page 9 1S*A Beauty ^Alao 120 rolling acre*, with large aid amail lakaa, two dwallinga, ssly $300. per acre, 2*7. down. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Fanner, Realtor D. H. Whitmore O. Trams 110 S. French Av*. Ph. FA 1-5221 A t e bows, FA TftUft, FA 1-4021, OTA S4HI1 BEADY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 8-BEDRt/OM, 2 bath, kltehan equipped, Florida room. Large lot. Call FA 11432. MICE dean two bedroom bouse « two tots Just outside city Emits. A real bargain at 7,500 LOVELY new bouse; three apackoua bedrooms, two tiled baths, tarraxao floor*, bulk to kltehan, carports and utility room. On lari* plat shaded lot with aprlttktor ayatam. Near shopping contor. Price $14,500. G o o d Tarns. C. A . W hiddon, Sr. to BROKER BM Be. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-5001 OWNEB LEAVING: Must sell two bedroom CB homo. Low down payment, $ li monthly. Any terms considered. FA ft-7501. after *:00 P. M. HOME WITH A VIEW Locatad a t two lots ahpded by k Twenty Three huge Oaks, this | three bedroom—two bath home with He unobstructed view of « beautiful lake to truly SOMETHLNO SPECIAL. Among Ua many extra featurea a r t a Hi-Fi speaker ayatam, forced air duet heat la ovary room and a two ton Air Conditioner. V you are leaking for an ultrato a setting trottying Casual Florida at Iu • beautiful beat, PICK UP THAT PHONE BIGHT NOWI Wa era eager la sea year reaction when yon lospect this WONDERFUL hom e. ONLY $M,»e, TEEMS W. H. “ BUI” STEMPER Agency FA l-OSl U t N. Park LEAVING town; bargain for qulek sale; financed or cash. FA I-I5t7 •N E W 1-bedroom block house, part­ ly furnished, M,M0, terms. Ap­ ply MIO Palmetto. f-BEDROOM porch, fenced yard; Just ouUida city limits. FA 2-7422. LAFF-A-DAY SHAD FISHERMEN . Send a Dollar Bill and rcceivo by return mall FOUR GUAR| ANTEED M AO LURES which successful hi have graved an success! the Chesapeake Bay arei area. Or* ders shipped same day. , _______ . Made by axperlai . lanced shad fisherman. GENE’S (EH TACKLE WORMS 41$ Charlotte I t Lancaster, Fa. & dialqsm LOO FO R A G O O D D E A L - SEE THESE C A R S 57 B U IC K 4-Dr. Hardtop - Air Cond. 57 B U IC K Convertible 58 FORD 4-Dr. 56 M ERCU RY Convertible q Your Credit is fo o d on any o f these Cars T&f MOTORS U1Q Froaeh A r t. t3—Notices 4 S BE Thrifty IN "60' OPEN HOUSE Wall FOR LEASE: 40 acres, Seminole county, BEtt Sect. ]* Twn 21 M g . SIR. Write; A. Shop, 220 Hyde Park Ave., Tampa. S3. Altleton Fee Dawn's r w b t e i-a N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whit mors Lillian C. Tram a Associates US S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5231 A t e hours, FA I-Mll, FA 3-4SI1, FA 2*3(1 21. Fxmttere FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS 1 LIVE FOR LOVE* Beauty ftalon Endued head. Sag-proof bottom Phone FA B-1S1I 211* Oak TA 1-76*4 rail with plaiUe end*. PlaaUe or rayon Upea. Cotton — nylon 16. Flew era 4 P lante cordt. LUCIOUS BLONDE wants to meet gentleman — object matri­ MARIAN MARKET CABBAGF. Senkurik Glass nnd Puint Co. mony. Must ba handsome, wkty FA 3-4«22 PLANTS for aale. Fred Thurs­ 112-114 W. 2nd St. and have a comfortable bom* ton, Phone FA 2-3N0. with Speed Quern: Waster— COMPLETE living room art, 3 B'xl3' ruga and roll-away bed; ooe that wash— nod riaaea PLANTS: Tomatoes, Cabbage and about > mo. old. Take over hyglrnically clean. I don't want Collarda SOc per hundred; spe­ low monthly payment*1 only. to be grouchy on wash days. cial price In lots of thousand; FA 2 8808. I yon don't have n Speed 1133 E. 7th. St. Phone PA 2*521. Queen don't write- Get that Cut Flowers For Any Oecasslon SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag Port­ eed Queen Waaber now nl able — 20 year guarantee on SANFORD FLOWER SHOP alber of Sanford, 30ft E. Fleet parti, labor and icrvlce, Take FA 31122 nr FA 1*270 Street. over payment* only. 185* Mo­ I*. Boat* and Meter* del. Write Credit Manager, 44— Lost A Box A A A , c/o Sanford Her­ *57 JOHNSON 35 h p. electric mo­ REWARD for return of key, ald. tor; Pelican trailer; 14 ft. step card* 4 check booh tain bottom runabout; FA 2*633 SINGER PORTABLE for balance N. C. ear Dee. 14. No q after *;00. due to reapomlble party with aiked. Phono FA l-»Ttft. local credit. Take over pay­ ment* of $6.43. Write Credit LOST; Black purse at Fraternity Galoway To The Waterway Dance. Please cell FA l-430t. Manager, Box AAA, e/o Sanford Your EVINRUDE Dealer Herald. LOST: Small Welker Hound, fem­ Robson Sporting Goods ale, black and white with some 304*4 E. 1st. Pb. FA 2-5*61 TOMATOES and SWEET POTA­ tan. With collar and name TOES. Celery Ave., pear Beardplates. Last seen I miles west M all. Morcury Outboard Motors N>W Smyrna, 3 I V A I $ . WOODRUFF MARINE FA 3*541. SAVE at BRYAN’S •401 Fr—ah Ave. FA 3-13*1 . FABRIC SHOP. One block Weat of Monroe Comer, LOST: Radio controlled model airplane; orange aad blue. Leal on Writ Firat St. to Dream wold Section. RE­ ’4* HALF TON Chevrolet PickSell Ua Your Furniture. Quick WARD. FA 3-211< nr e a l UP fori k * sale or trade for car. nolo Sporting Goods, Service With The Caah. SUPER Phone FA 3-1*36. TRADING POST, FA 2-0*77. LOST: Scottie puppy six SI. ruratlor* MARY CARTER PAINTS old, black. REWARD offered World'a Largeit Gallon return. CaU FA 1-7374. New 4 Used Furniture 4 AppU BUY ONE G A L a aces. A Good Plato To LOST: Gold necklace, heart shape GET ONE FREE BUY, SELL nr TRADE set with diamond. REWARD. W. lit. St. Ph. PA 23*48 Phone FA 2-Oftlft. Jenkins Furniture IYING TOWN, mult tell furni­ 400 Sanford Ave. FA ture: two piece living room suite; coffee table; end tables; • BIG VALUES three piece bedroom suite; • IU1CK CREDIT chrome dinette set; other odds • EASY TERMS and ends: FA 2*6*1. WE aiV E TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER 7 cu. R. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator with 25 lb. capacity freeter and New and Uaed Furniture Frigidxlre electric etove with $6 311 E. First 84. FA 2*632 to. oven. CaU FA 1-751*. CUSTOM BUILT furniture gle places or sets. Alao furni­ 1855 FORD Renchwagon; 1861 Triumph ThunderbUd motor­ ture repair. Cabiaate made. cycle; 14 ft. Wolvereoo boat FA 1-7061. and trailer; IS It. P. Kvtnrude motor; reasonable. FA B-7MI. BOLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby Bads. Day. Week or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. *A 1-7M3 Very attractive and comfortable RETAIL Building Material Out­ 1 bedroom, tile bath. CB home, side Salesman, soma experience locatad in Wynnewood and altu In building materials necessary. atcd on 13' x US' oak ahadcd Write qualifications to Boa R, lot. Featurea equipped kitchen, c/o Sanford Herald. k hardwood fluora, and many other nice extrai. SEARS ROEBUCK k Co. has opening la Central and South Total price — Juit $11,0*5, and Florida for men between the after very reaaonable down ages of 21 and 45, In manage• * payment, aaaume VA 4V4% mrnt training. Good starting mortgage payment* of ftT.TO. salary while In training. After We will be pteaaed to serve completion of training period *** © IM*KingVetterti tradtota. Isa. Wsrli risMinssnW. ] you. you will be assigned as a mana­ "Man, what s day I had at the offioa. I'm *v*a glad ger of a Sears Catalog Sales Stenstrom R ealty to b* home.’* Office with chance of further HERBERT STENSTROM advancement. Applicants muat Registered Broker have a college education, be of LBN RtS.NER good character, be neat in ap­ LOTTIE BROADWAY pearance. Sales experience pre­ l L _ B r t M l B | _ j _ P a t e « M _ ^ i B * j e l n 13. Special Benders KEN TORBETT ferred but not required. If you H E A T I N G THOS. E. THOMPSON BETTYE D. SMITH meet the necessary require­ General Contractor H. B. POPE CO. Associates ments, write giving brief des­ Homo Carpentry Rcpaira aoo ft. Park - FA 2 4234 U M. Park Ph. FA 2-2410 cription of your educational Roofing k Siding background and three personal PUMPS ~ SPRINKLERS Phono FA 2*451 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double car­ references. Address your letter Ail types and sites. Installed ports, extra large utility room. to Mr. W. C. Anderson, P. O. TASKER PAINTING — Room "Do It Yourself" Monthly payments $76. 110 Box 432, Winter Haven, Florida. Special. FA 2*15*. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Shannon Dr. FA 2-137*. STINE ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting, Machinery and Supply Co. APPROXIMATELY ten acres of 11. Work Wanted Roof Ropalrs, Fainting, Cement I0T W. and St. Ph. PA 1*432 grove, $1,500 per acre; near Sunk Carpenter Work. General land Estatea. Contact Joseph PART TIME or temporary office Home Repairs. M yra. Experi­ TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL work desired by young woman; Levy, FA 2-1223. ence. Very law Rates. Phone For 3 'weeka only! experienced. FA 2-4644. FA 2-5*71 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN M to. (accept aoma SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta­ .portables) 123.50 2544 French Ave. B A M ROOFING tion, legal experience; wants 31 to. 133.50 14 la. 343.50 J. W. HALL Contracling k Repairs full or part-time work. Call A0 tubes have k 1 yaar guarantee. Realtor lie s—ad —, Beaded FA 2-M44. LLOYD'S RADIO k TV "Call Hall" PhoM FA 1*041 FREE ESTIMATES 4l« Sanford Ave. PI,. FA 2-9T2* Day* Work Wanted. PA 2-3253. 100 Laurel Ave. Ph. FA 2-7*43 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. PERMANENT or temporary work PAINTING k DECORATING Vespa Motor Scooter* FA 1-3*41 Atlantic Bank Bldg. aa light ateno. — typist or gone, licensed — B atted Heater 4 Lawn Mower Service ral office work. PA 3-1M0. Free Estimate* — West Country Club Rd, FA 2-7$2ft 2-BEDROOM block bouse leas Work Guara than one year old; small down PERMANENT work for 1* yr. SERVICE CALLS « l.» : for dopayment. FA 2-7*72. old boy. Pbooe FA 3-MM FA 2-1204 pend able TV service, call San­ ford TV Center, 9th and Sanford 12. PlemMag Bervtcee It. SjMrial' Ave. FA 1*741. STOP I LOOK I LISTEN! SANFORD Plumbing k Heating PIANO LESSONS to your homo. MODER7- RUG CLEANERS Call FA 2-731*. gTOPI in to see our 3 bedroom UN So. Urn Ph. FA 1-7*14. All Sis* Rug* And Wall Te Wall lift or I tiled bath homes at Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. AUTO GLASS 1 Week Service Ph. FA I-TU7 Plum bing R epairs SAN SEM KNOLLS im C. Themaa INSTALLED 4' Mocks Weat of French Avenue 1*21 Barita St. FA S-M4* Windshield on 30th Street. Back Glasa Sewing Mach. Repairs Loor Glass VentGlasaALL MAKES 4 MODELS LOOK! »t all the wonderful fea­ $SAVE? 104 Bo.- P ark -<34 hr. ear.) SERVICE tures la these homes. Terrauo FA 2 3425 New 4 Used Senltarik Glaxo and Paint Co. floors—Furred and Plastered F urn itu re and Appliances U i 1U W. had Bt. FA 2 4*22 13-A walla — Custom built • cabinet P adore Plumbing k Heating work—and Dust-free closets TV aid RADIO REPAIR at r DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Mather of Sanford AIR CONDITIONING Close to echooli and shopping CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK S;M alfthto aad weekends; Ban­ 2004 Adama Pb. E. P in t BL PB. FA 2-0VII FA "3511 ter*, Lake Mary and Longwood. Seated Ave. FA 24NI -LISTEN! to the price and FA 1I77I and FA 1*11*. tar ms—1550 Down FHA Financ­ PLUMBING ed—Exclusive with INCOME TAX ftERVICE Contracting k Repairs W. H. “Bill” 8 temper Agency WILLIAM H. MURRAY free Estimates Realtor 4 Insurer R. L. HARVEY 1111 Celery Ave. Tsl- FA 213*4 ASSOCIATES: H. K. Toffee Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper IN Sanford Ave. Pham FA ***** PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING Robert F. May, B ait Pilcher, W. L. HARMON 13- Electrical Servitor Helen E. Noonan PH. FA 2-4229 After ft P. M. Phone PA 1-49*1 US N. Park House Wiring — Electric Service Thla te year opportunity to a— and taapaot BEPT1C TANK SERVICE Sid Vlhton Since 1*4* RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. U I Magnolia FA 2*915 A. HARE DEBARY NOrih ft-4422 NOrth ft-4711 1*. Build i»g WAUC RIGHT IN LL ENVELOPES, Letterhead., atatoA'money maker NOW and wide WALL PAPERING k PAINTING ■Mte, Invoices, hand bills, and open for farther expansion. Bod Beard programs, e t c . Pr igreiaiva MOST UP TO DATE, SPACIOUS AND LIVABLE Present income recolvcd from Work Guaranteed Contact 50* West *th St. Printing Ce. Pbo— FA 2-2851— six different aonrcea, one, or all, HOMES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. IF YOU WANT Pbooa FA I **41 am Was* 131b St. may be increased. Opportunities inch as this sel­ TH E MOST FOR YOUR MONEY IN QUALITY dom available. 114,oo* down will give you Immediate possession. AND LOCATION DON’T MISS TH IS OPPORTUN- FARMER’S AGENCY . F A 2 -2 6 1 1 A Satisfied customer ta our bod Uicd furniture, appliances, tooli Canteena, m en Hts, compete**, advertisement. military toy*, tent*, cote. Army-n P law JfaM m ^d U rry ’a Mart Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 215 SanforuAvr. Ph. FA 3-4132 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 10ft So^Jdak___ Ph. fA V-5741 Ti. a m e lei T S T s a lT REDWOOD Cedar closet, to* new, $30. 450 Rosalia Dr. (out* Ba Lovelier With Professional GOOD Uaed Appliance* and TV’a. tage). Beauty Can. Gormly, Inc., Third 4 Palmetto. HOME SEEKERS YOU’LL LOVE THIS Six beautiful acre*, about five in bearing grove, 310 orange, 40 grapefruit and tangerine treea, 4 to 40 year* old. (pro aant crop included). Several excellent homeaitei, weat of Sanford. Only $1,000 down, reaeonable term* on balance. b BRASS MOTORS SEVENTH * FRENCH diam sA AVE. Plym outh — D sSoto D ealer e FIAT a USED CARS LOCATION: LOCK ARBOR: Drlva want — Nth Mireel f - » iltea. Turn —nth an Format Drive at HALGBN alga. 56 DESOTO 56 PLYM O U TH TIME: Flradensn T n d n r Hardtop Hpaitomaa • Automatic Trane. • Pew— Steering • liadln • Heater • White Sidewall Tlreu Verier Sever Palat • Eaira Clean • A Earggla Al Friday t i l t A. M. until dark; Saturday *:S* A. M. aatN dark; Bondar liM P. M. until dark. F— Information or tranapertaliea tall: FA S-IIIS an Friday 4 Saturday; PA S-II4I an Boater. $1295 59 FIA TS Vft • Tutune $995 55 PLYM O U TH f t) Leeet Owners »- a —t — . M k | S $1195 Sever V* With Overdrive • Geed Tnteae Paint RadIn - $795 PRICE: ONLY *14,500 3 BEDROOM S - 2 T ILED BATHS 57 CH EVRO LET 56 CH EVRO LET “lift" ft Cylinder - Standard • Cylinder * Standard Trane. Tranamlelen • Heaterr • Gaud Tnteae Gaud Tnteae Paint • Goad PftlM A-l $1195 OPEN 'III 9:00 MONDAY Thru SATURDAY $695 EVENINGS NEW USED C A S LOT SEVENTH S FRENCH AVE. Sea thesa BE SURE A N D SEE THESE HALGEN HOMES m Buys Today ! 58 Chevrolet Bela Ire Fardor . VS Engine • Equipped With Radio and Heal­ er - TarbogUde Trane. • BeautI ful Tatoae FlnUh • Far Above Average $1995 •c£g. 57 Chovrolot Peedor StaHan Wagon • S Under • Standard Trane. * Ufa I Tnteae Finish $1695 Super Fnrdor Hardtop • Fully Equipped Including P e w a r Steering and Power Broker * Perfect Tutune Finish • Law Mlleege * Far Above Average $1895 56 Volkswogon 56 Chavrolat $1395 56GM C 54 Cadillac Fleetwood f a **•1" ‘ Pardee Sedan • Fully Equipped Including Air Cundlti'.nrr • Perfect In Every Way Our U**d Cars Will B* Displayed F*r Y«nr Inspection Nightly On Our Lnrgp lighted L*L W HERE DEALS SH IN E .1 I t , .! ( ■ - f r a w N a t t a r y * - J •rift ■Vr' $995 55 Cadillac ’ -' ’ HeUIre Porter Hardtop - F ^ f Equipped ■ Perfect Flateh - White SldowaE Tirea Hair Tan PteAnp ; § Cjr ana New Tirea • Ba Barn And Tudor Sedan • Geed ra ta l Clean Interior • Thla One la A See Tkto One For Only Krai Gua Barer and Only * '■'''AA FjC|S£ 57 Buick 1TY TO INSPECT THESE HOMES CONSTRUCTED BY HALUEN CORPORATION. ■ i * 2nd 4 Palm ettu U. C. U t FA t-A U lO fe . FA M T U Chevrolet - . �‘ For Torturing Wife On Trip the Podtrsl Avisitor Agee* prefldsney testa damai# nereis) aircraft.. ttoaal pilots who a n Mm* of the Airline Pilots Aaan. flatly Uwy will toko no mare t proficiency lasts baeaua* of retest National Alitteos ae* sta.” Airline offleialo called a ttag today with their pilot* itoore of tho ALPA tod etid pUota should have discussed s charge* with the compeny. ? a a i'U p y w s If Republican Nixon ia elected chief a chant* te pror* ha’a atUl (itendent, Butler MIBT*MW'« * /< “ fliiA ^Z ^m ocrat Lawrence invlt(ha limit” on any price Increases. ad McDonald to b* a Pennsylvania^ Ha predicted that Nixon would not delegate-at-Urg* at tha Demo­ cratic convention In July. win tha presidency. “I will accept with pleasure, af Stcalworkara Praiidfnt David J . McDonald U the man who really course," McDonald replied, jumped out of the Iryiny pen of McDonald started hla day ta Mm the labor diipula Into the fire of hot political watera by saying in a TV interview that Nison ahonld politic!. Columnist Drew Pearson said not pet all (|m praise h e Ob* Meal Thursday that MeDonald had told aetUeoMnt friends be would forsake hie nor­ Ho aald Jaat a* much eradM mal Democratic allefiance .and aid ihould f* to the financier father Nison's presidential campaign ba­ of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D -0 eauaa of the "very generous” atael Maaa.ii Democratic p«—Martial aspirant, for partuadln* hia hank­ settlement. McDonald promptly doniod that er frienda in auppert a atael aai_ he's committed to support Nixon tlemant McDonald aald that aMhar Ken­ or anybody alas. Pennsylvania Gov, Davtf L. nedy or Nixon would maha n food pi ai ldant Crash Victims BOLIVIA, N. C. (DPI) - PBI anal official, aald. ’'oat tha flagarprlota experts eepeetsd to the M victim* at Wadjveday’a Hanoi crash near Brilvir, N.C. IWn BoHvl* disaster, lo which 9C4B New Yerh-to-MIsm flight porurtly disintegrated in the Twm M eeeem fto hM NaUonwtlhin eight weeks. On Nov. 1« MlsmttnSew Oricao# inter* Uge flight «a»b*d If af Mexico under similar drnatanees and killed all 41 prir» aboard. . . fhe Natianal pilots charged that . yAA'S drici pcefldency teste t harmful te commercial air* rtt "amt may eventually lead te ltah the Identity af two victims atm missing. By Into Thursday night. W af tha SI bodlse had has* poriUvriy identified by finger prints, by clothing sod Jtweuy or by grtav* lag relatives who stood in a tiny screaoad-irt saetlaa af a high school gymnasium la task at tha victims. A hospital strata aepantad them from the main ream whore raws of bodtee lay *cs the Saar. Two day* af marehteg through muddy krmlaod and damp forerto at the crash site failed te tun up any trace ef two other victims. Discovery of m oral piano gfltewe and two fragment* of teoetage skta at Kuru Beach led to apeeuiatlen that the two may have falten from Am etrlcken DC-fB before It reiehH the Brito* Uw target are* ia ta Uw geaera! vicinity af the Marshall lalauds, where the United lu te* has aa atomic testing ground. Anatoly Docoduitala, writing In KomtomoUkaya Pruvads, said "tha schievsmsots af Bavlat rackairy alraady usable axtewlva eel* sntlfic axparimente In spec*.” "U Is perfecUy claar, howovar, than aa increase ta the weight af bear* a f friUlasta Cna.tr WarE« to ll resets* bis* at tks .tr ie , r Davie K. Oat* Ml, Clsrk, In tks awrtbsMs to Buford, Florid* up i in * p. it* January ti, n s* for is (all awins pises of sqillpmsatl Oa* S-srllDdsr, 4 tan elek-up trurfc (dark grssn) squlpp.d It possibls considerably to inwltht cress* Uwir lustramentation and AlltamaUa Irsft.mlsslsn Ns-sole Slffsrs.llsl , Sits-II csss Sin stlas mud-trssd, comprehensive studies te the ipse* 4-ply Hr* (Tow. *N Couatrytyps) oa wl*s H a s on roar around Uw earth," be said. ■tes-ll l-ply tiros (standard The mw Bovidt rocket, be stld tread, standard rials) sa Irani "will be especially Important In sad .spare Mss tor tho light of flights te other planets Fsasa rakb*r east and kssk of the solar ayetem." T ars signals "Hera again," be added, "tha problem of payloads la of para­ mount interest to sclenltei*. Aad payloads depend M Um power at Uw rocket’* engines." Moscow newspaper* carried • UM w e st b . ssolossd In a thoAllnew* of Uw projected Pacific •salad sdvslspa plainly marksd sn M e oetsidsi Bid F o r Pick-up tests m Uwir front pages. Lake Mary Church Gels New Pews WASHINGTON (UPI) - A a* dent's forecast of tha large stir word sentence that President El­ Rep. CarroH D. Kearns (Pa.) senhower inserted In hie State of the Union Message has boosted top Republican ow the House Edu­ prospect* that Congress will go cation and Labor Committee, viewed EUenhowor's menage as •bowing a willingnem to compro­ mise. Kearns aald he was "willlag to work herd" to reach a uted to members of Congms, the compromise. President urged action uo Uw 35year iaetsHmiiH plan for school aid that he recommended last year. ' N called for a federal ootiey of sbeut SLM0,M0,0W over • long period to help needy ecbool dis­ tricts pay off bonds for eouetruet* tag now classrooms. JACKSON, Min. (UPI) - A But Eisenhower, ia rending his address, tossed in the extra sen­ long-secret FBI report on the tence stating that his budget for l/nehlng of Negro Mack Charles Uw neat fiscal year would show a Parker last April contains stetepi.MO.ono.eeo surplus "to be ap­ ments from three men that they plied against our national debt." Liberal House Democrats seised thit statement as Justification tor their pay-now program of taggsr federal grants within Uw next few years for building iclwol*. Bsp. Frank Thompson Jr. (D* N. J.) said Risoohower’s saliclpa* od surplus "might hatter be used lor ear greatest natural resource —our children.” a month-long FBI in Tjwapson, who supported ■ pleted after last summer. largtf program last year, said he verilgotlon None of the statements contained wae "willing te compromise and admissions that tho authors •pend Just as much s i Uw Presi­ themselves gone to Uw Jell to had get dent recommended la IM7.” He recalled the President then rec­ Parker, a truck driver who was held on a charge of having ommended US million dollars an­ being raped a white women. nually for four years. One of Uw three men was quot­ Bop. . Cleveland M. Bailsy (D* W. V i.), chairman of tho House ed is saying that, because of ho gavo JaU kegs to four education subcommittee, said El­ fear, men who came to his home the senhower's message "opened the night of April M. a few hours be­ door a little” on school construct fore the lynching. The report said Uoo. But BsUey.dtscrUwd as "so he told FBI agenti he knew the much political hooey” Uw Fresh men "wouldn't hesitate” to do him or bis family bodily harm If Thursday morning, bo lied her to ■ tree, the told, and drove back boms for soma eeiled laundry. Stanton fainted whan be was ar­ rested. Authorities notified tha girl's father, whs flaw ham lor 'Drench* Coat Sale SOUTHEND, England (UPI)— Most of tho stock was drenched Thuriutay whan • largo water pipe buret in n High Street etor*. The etor* specialise! ta raincoats. home ta Florida following a long­ term lease on M acres of land occupied by Uw Royal Palm Polo rounds at Baca Rato* for use of Polo Unlimited, Inc. Membara and frienda attend­ ing tho Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church Sunday will be pleased to find tha Installa­ tion of now pawa completed. The pawa have bean purchased as o part of a project of refurn­ ishing the isncutery ia order to enhance Ms dignity and appeal to tha worshipper*. New Itemi of furniture have also been Install­ ed in the classroom* adjacent to the sanctuary, tha pew* were procured from Southern Desk Company. H. M. Gleason of Lako Mary has recently completely refinished the floors at the church. Alter the morning service Sun­ day aa honorary dinner will be held on behalf ef Mr. and Mrs. Pat McCarthy, The,- McCarthy* have been valuable and faithful workers hi severs! departments of Uw church for Uw past three years. They have been much Help in the Sunday school, Uw Junior Choir, sad other youth work. They art a Navy family and will bo transferred within a few days te Memphis, Tenn. Dinner will be served ta Uw educational buildtag. PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The IfW atari-labor diapnto, which in* eluded a record-imaahlng 116-day strike, ended ia a photo finisj . Both the steel companies’'stock­ holders and the MO,000 United Steelworkers members eould claim victory — or prove losers. U will take month* to develop Um picture. No major steel company re­ duced dividends to Us sbarchoM* era. Pittsburgh area steel work­ ers generally agrand that the strike wage loss — roughly PL­ OW per man — was worth tho joust. Most ondsd up with aa an­ nual income as good or belter thea (heir take borne pay la re­ cession-ridden IBM. ‘T lost more time la ISM than I ever spent on strike this year," Slid Ernest Lewis, n crane ope­ rator in tho open hearth de­ partment at Jones A Lsyghlin Steel'! Pittsburgh* works. Lewli, a veteran of U years ta Uw steel mills, went on: "I got nothing but unemploy­ ment compensation and Supple­ mental Unemployment Benefit* for sitting out the recession ta 1*51. Happy Hippos ____ PORTELIZABETH, ELIZABETHSouth Ad­ rien (UPI) — Trengelllaae "tart­ lets" will be shot tote the ftaehp ports of hippopotami before truaeporting them 1,000 ssilae tram Kruger National Park to Add* Game Preserve, a park spokes­ man reported today. *289,197.00 In e a rn in g s , p a id s a v e r s In 1 9 0 9 Hospital Notes Trunk. O p s. Janu ary St, ItM. M s will fcs ops usd a t a masttog to bs held la tha C susty OaetMlsalsa mssUso su J t x e s r r r t . ISM. GENEVA (UPI) — Bate wore Jahn Krldsr. Chairman Board of C seaty Commit- responsible for three of the 11 fatal eases ef rabies In the Unit­ ■Is asm Oaaford, Florida ed Btetee ta Uw post two years, f r y i David M. (totabst tho World Health Organisation Clark cirault Os a r t . roam 3 B at F a ta litiei reported Thursday. future for Federal B hunity, an d relu m e to th em a su b sta n tia l r e w a r d -e a r o in p I M o rw y rfC K V V O N«wt And AdvcrtiitiM iit by tlanuwy 119* T boue eerrUnga b a n |u a t b een cred ited to th e a t v in f i accm m . feou n an d s o f folk a in o u r ccm im m lty . It’s m on ey you, to o , ca n ym t a im yarn, to b u ild you r a a v to fs an d f iv e an a K tn n a r k to r um t �' *-------- ^ n B K K B S W ^ T ----- - ** ~T**r' I mi? *■ Tax Payments Near Million g ra n to b WEATHER: Fair through Tuaaday. High today, 80-84. Low tonight, 66-64. * IQ U IL U United Preen Leased Wire EaUbUxhed 1908 ___ MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1960 IA N FORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Slocks National Hate Group ‘Suspected NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock prices at t p. m. a.s.t.: American Airlines .... 22 te io n * Amtrican Tobacco .. MS Bethlehem Steal ......... Site Chrysler .................. sou Lhirtiss-Wright ........... 162% DuPont ..................... Eastman Kodak ....... lo ss Ford Motor ................ to * General Electric ....... HS « '• General Motors .......... Graham Psiga ........... III loti. TAT .................. JTte M% Urillsrd Minute Mild .... lite Penney ............. 1*1 Penn HR .......... Ilk Royal Americas 1*4 SO'* tears Roebuck .. Standard OU NJ tote itudebaker ....... a te Nte U. S. S te e l........ WesttagtxHue El. lMU JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPDEvidence of tba existence af national bate organization head' by ■ "fanatical fuehrer" baa bet turned over to the FBI. The disclosure wm made Sta today by Lt. J. O. Crews, bead i the Jacksonville polico depai meat’s intelligence division. Craws said an admirer of Na doctrines bad been arrested i connection with swaetlkas paints oo the Jacksonville Jewish Cei ter. "The suspect may be the loc leader of a national anU-J*wls anti-Negro underground organit lion under tba direction of fanatical fuehrer epecaUag east < a northern etty/’ ho aald. Crews said the. 25 ) car-old au peel, whom he declined to idem tpr, had been releaacd pending l FBI report on evidence. "We turned over all ovidom ta d (ladings of total tnlwmgiliana te tha FBI ta Weehtagtan," Craws said. "H should receive Personal Tax Now Part Of Total Assessed • m m A “ ... a week " Crewe X . T___ wed k* two warntog tatoam to Jewish m aimllar to torlai from a aemltle writer in Virginia, wld the Virginian supplied proMari material to member* at a group arrested for the IMS bombtog of the Atlanta Jewish ------a ,isTemple , .known -----Craws sold the suspect to bsve received literature and Nasi decorations by mail fr.m a northern city. Ho wee carry­ ing noo-Nasl literatnee whan arnested. Crews aald. In Berlin, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived today from Bonn on hia aanuM vlah and was expected to make his Brat public statement' an tbo wave of antlSemtttam that has gweft Wont Germany* Adenauer fa keeping n premise be made when ha hi same, shato teller' hi imb - to via* West BorHo at lea* once each year. During • three day atay to will address the Berlin senate, tear the city sad told ■ reception. Ho already too privately de­ nounced the wgve sf ewaetikaMinting and the government fl­ ee If attacked nnU-Bemlttam ta an o f f i c i a l s f tomato. Informed sources to lto v e d to woubf oss to speak sat afflafslly. Mikler Boy Critical After Track Fall An 11-year-old Stavta boj lepoefd ta “crltlssl" soadtltaa t o today to the Florida Sanltartsm at Orlande sftar to slippsd and fall off s pick-up trash yesterday after, see sf Mr. sad Mrs. Andrew Mikler, was sluing to the bask end sf (to track ■ad apparently MB sir, hitting Ms toad an toe pavzmeat as tto truck wm moving. An toBcial to tto hospital re­ ported that (he boy may have to a (raotarod skuM and Is In a seml-cenactoua stats. student Ward Seminole W aters in th e Jaycea National tsenage driving contest. Eleven students had th air driving skill tasted Saturday a t th s city parking lot next to ta k e Monroe. W atching W aters to makh aura he doesn't h it the barrel are, from left, 8 g t. Lao Rock, Jaycea Road-s-o ehairm an Jim m y DeBrlne and Deputy L. J . Krix. The w inner of th s local segm ent of th s national contest will be AROUND THE ROAD-E-0 BARRELS announced a t th a Jay cea luncheon T hursday. (S ta ff Photo) ANTWERP, Belgium (UPI) — Runaway New York debutante Gamble Benedict, II, is some­ where ta Europe trying to mar* ry a 35-year-old unemployed Ro­ manian "aa quickly as potslble before my family can step In," n ship's officer Mid today. But a New York attorney said tha man, Andrei Pormnbeonu, la net free to marry her. Porum% beenu la separated but net di­ vorced from i former wife who is tha mother of Me seven-year* old daughter, according to Pamfil ' Riposanu, who said to tod rep­ resented tto wife, Maddy, ta an unsuccessful reconciliation at­ tempt more than s year ago. Another friend of Porum besnu, however, Mid to waa sure tto man must to free because to had told him ef plana to marry. 0 again, and he Is an honest man." Mia* Benedict, belreaa to n Remington typewriter fortune, ran nwny from her grandmother*! WASHINGTON (UP1) - Ass is least* Democratic Leader Mtks Mantalaid baa urged a strong U. S. pretest against Busala'a plea to test « powerful aaw rocto t ta (he Contra! Pacific. M (to Bovtat Union Igaoroo aueh a protest, he said, lha United States should seek a special ses­ sion of tto United Nations to "oonsider and deal with this high­ handed pronouncement." The Montana senator a mem­ ber af (to senate Foreign Rela­ tione Committee, tale graphed hia views Sunday night to Secretary of State Christian A. Harter, ‘ Mansfield described M "arro­ gant" ths Soviet plan io set aside IT,000 square mile* to Ito Pacific tor the missile test. Russia an­ nounced Igat teat week It planned to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dome- eoimced a n tis National Chairman Paul M. Bettor Merged Sunday that tba Elsenhower admlnlitratlon engl* and planes to stay out of the ares There was os immediate reply neared tto ood of the ateel dia"ta taasm the election" of to Mansfield’s demand for a U. Prtoldato Bichard M. Nixon S. protest. But the Slate Depart­ ment Mid last week it planned no M (to. next president. •in . Thurston B. Morton (R- protest. Officials aald there wm Ky.), tha Republican national nothing Illegal ta the Russian chairman, Immediately denied tto warning for ships >nd planes to accusation. Ha and Butler locked stay away. t o n s to a television debate. Tto second session of the Nth Butler said "tto most signifi­ Congress plunged today into tte cant statement that waa made first full working week with early about tto steal aetttoment was skirmishing on two major battlemade by tto WaQ Street Journal, (rente — civil righto and missilewhich la certainly not a Democra­ ■pace spending. tic source.” Sen. Jacob Javtts (R.-N. T ) He Mid the administration "al­ announced to would Introduce to­ lowed the strike to exist" and day a package af five civil rights than mads M a polities! Be" to bills, including ooa calling sad It, of federal registrars to "The Wall Btrnst Journal claim­ assure voting rights. ed that Vies President Nison •oasts Republican Leader Evermade a deal with tto steal cornpantos whereby they would agroo ett M. Dirkaen (HI.) promptly Is this settlement and withhold predicted that Ito registrars pro­ any price Increase until after posal would become ooe of tto I to ," Butler aald, "notii flee "controversial" Issues of tto new session which convened Wedneetto election." Morton, who disagreed with Butter potat-fay-point to their de­ • Z toe missile-space issue, Bap. bate over tto stool strike aed Overton Brooks (D U .) charged other issues, declared "I fool that tto administration's program sura that tha vies president mad* waa clouded by "duplication, tivno deal with any company about airy and Indecision. He plinnad when K would ar would net re lea to announce today a witness* list for Houm Spars Committee in­ p rim . vestigation sterling next Monday, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), Sled Pad Fixed, Butler Charges a peered very much in love and quoted ,the young society girl as telling hlmt "We Intend te get married in Europe as quickly as possible before my family can slap In." Tto couple left Antwerp for Paris Sunday afternoon, ship's officers said. Porum bean u, aon of a Roma* "tea army colonel and a one­ time student ta the nation’s lop military school, became an Amer. lean cltixen through service in the U, B, Army. Miron Butarlu, an old friend, said In New York that be had been best man at Porutnbeanu’a wadding in Germany In 1944 to Maddy Scbneikart, daughter ef a Stuttgart teacher. Butarlu said hia friend and tha wealthy young debutante met last pummer while Porumbeenu wsa working aa n chauffeur at South Hampton for Mr*. Ante Bulova, widow of (be chairman of the Bulova Watch Co. Doc. tT, tto dog after tor debut Butarlu M id to amt ether f riend* had triad to bring about poly* She a n d forumbeanu arriv ed n reconciliation between Ponimbaami nad Mn wtfe but t o d lo tied and that t o had «Is m s H w I that they are divorced" for about two their !iv r -•JWJi’-e&kzeOf. ^-tve County taxpayers wi l l p a y thrir personal property tax on a percentage basis for ths Brat time la the county's history. Tax Assessor Rlchsnt McCanns said today that for IMO ths mottod of assessing this particular type af personal property will to m n per­ centage baste an tto vata* af tto home. The percentage Iq baled an X* coot of Ito total s tee asmeat with the 11 mill rite, <to ount of the tax ie very amall. (McCanns, citing an example, ■aid that for tto average 110,000 amassed property, tto personal property lax would to approxi­ mately DS.ao at Ito present M mIH tax rata. Personal property I n e l n d e a household furnishing* and Ml per­ sonal offsets. The new method, according ta McCanns, greatly raciUtatea work ta tto tax •saaMor's erfire and la an added jt6 Red Test Plan Protested S a Democratic presidential pros­ pect, accused President Risen* bower Sunday night of giving tha people mistaken Information about ths status of the defense sod ■pace programs. Jaycees To Make Award To Young W A V B / ’i i ' TeacherOf Year ■ If ' The Jaycses will pay tribute to the teaching profession during Jay cm Week next week when they honor a faculty member selected from Sanford, Lake Mary and Lake Monroe schools as Young Teacher of the Year. Selection of the outstanding young teacher wUl be part of the WMk-long observance of Jayree Week In which young people In srvoral fields will be recognised. The Jaycees also have inaugurated a Young Sailor of the Year award for Navy enlisted men aa a new tea tu n this year. The faculty of each school wilt be asked ta nominate a representative teacher not more than 35 years old and five local citiiens will judge tto nominees and choose a winner. Nominees will to Judged on pro­ fessional training, experience, ac­ tivities and personal characteris­ tics, plus recommendations of school principals. Chairman Vernon Mize of Uie young teacher eommittce has ask­ ed that Ml nominations for this award to ta not later than Jan. II. Tto award will to presented, along with others, at the awards night Jan. to which will climax Jaycrc Week. The winner of tha local award will to taigthto far the Florida Young Teacher of the Year contest sponsored bp tto state Jaycea or­ ganisation. "By Mloctlng a young teacher of tto year, tto Jaycees propose to ackflowtedg* tto contribution! of teachers te tto progress and wel­ fare of the state and to encourage better qualified and larger num­ The County Commission i* ex­ bers of students to enter the teach­ pected to name an architect tomor­ ing told," M iu aald. row to draw up preliminary plaM for a new county Jail, Ths discussion on naming the Luke Mary Firemen architect will start at l:30.p. m.. Commission Chairman John Krider Meet Tomorrow said today. Ths Inks Mary Voluntas, Fire Krider said this morning that Department will meet at tha Fire preliminary plana submitted by Houm at • p. m. Tuesday. All architect James Gamble Rogers of firemen and men vho are inWinter Park will to studied and (created ta the department ar* discussed before naming an archi­ urged to to present at tha instal­ tect. Roger* conducted a study of lation of new officers and ta jail facility needs early last year. make flaal plans for the training program which wIR be conducted ■* next month by Instructors from the Mata Fire College. Peterson Rites RunawayDebutanteEnds Board To Discuss Up In Europe With Fiance Architect For Jail 0 NO. 604 Set Wednesdoy Funeral Mrvlces for Mrs. Starl­ ing Peterson, former Sanford res­ ident, wUl te held at 3 p. m Wednesday si the Church of the Good Shepherd, Jacksonville, wilh tto Rev. Valentino Lm officiat­ ing. Burial will to ta Evergreen Cemetery, Jacksonville. Pallbearers wilt to Dr. Thomas Palmar, Alfred D. Stevens, Ran­ dolph H. Thompson, George SenMae, Mr. Ssnonk and Mr. Meath. I t o i n a p bMMm m m wfH to Martoot B, Pipe, Edward H. Host, PhOtip B. May and Sam C. Humane Society Schedules Meeting The first public meeting of the newly formed Semiaoia County Humana Society wUl to told at > p. ra. Thursday at tbs Ameri­ can !>cgion Hall on Hwy. ti-ti. Permanent officers will be nam­ ed and membership dues for tto organization will be discussed. Temporary President Mr*. Har­ riet Cowley aald today that ten­ tative plans call for memberships to consist of Junior, SO eenta, con­ tributing, |l i annual, Mi support­ ing. flO and llfetlma, 3100. AU lntereited persons are nrgsd to attend the meeting. Two Are Charged In Bolita Raid Oviedo Council Dinner Tonight The Oviedo city oouncil wtN told a dinner lor ks Incoming and out­ going members at Ito Oviedo Cllr Hell tonight. Attending tto f p. m. dinner will to re-elected Mayor M. L. Gary, Councilman W. Bon Clontt, J. Y. Karris and V. M. Martin and newly elected Council* men Ben Jones sad B, F. Ward Jr. Former council men Joe I. Beasley and Karl DaU Mm will attend. N ew M eeting Place? O ffice Stays Open Tto county stay •pea eotalnuourty _____ tram B Election Planned s. m. natil B p m. I to Oviedo Chamber of Cam ■i. * “ marM wtR told Ha annual rlcrlion of officers Jan. 21 at T:-J p. m. in clerk’s through December and that.fUture has in­ creased greatly over the past two weeks, Galloway reported also that 2,762 new auto tags have been sold thus far for • total of $32,705.78. Galloway said his office is trying to handle the tax workload as efficiently and speedily as possible, .He pointed out that the office is now remaining open during noon hours to assist taxpayers, Labor Threatens Congress A t Polls WASHINGTON (UPI) — The AFL-CIO, apparently angry with both Republicans and Democrats, demanded today that Congress approve a seven-point "must" program or face the consequences ■t the polls next November. "Our warnings do longer ran be taken lightly," said AFL-CIO President George Meany in open­ ing a three-day legislative confer­ ence attended by aoo union lead­ ers .from throughout tha nation. Meany ealled upon Congress lo overcomo "financial Untidily and political cowardice" ta approve an Increase ta the rcdcral minimum wage, higher Jobless pay, biggar defense spending and other laborbacked measures. "We. . .are growing increas­ ingly impatient with (rustrating daisy*, with the lack of construeUva achievement and with tha usbrokaa record of brohon es." he e*M. This waa regarded u a rabuka ta the Democratic majority In Congress few what tto AFL-CIO term* a "mediocre record ta tto first session of iht Mth Congress. Meany also lashed out at Ito Republican administration's tightmoney policy, its warnings about inflation and otl-.r signs af what to sMlad "defeatism ” .There ta an election com tag up nast Novamtor," to Mid. "If we get our people In regis­ ter and vote, If wo pinpoint Ito lsauM sod tto voting records af­ fectively, wa can get a govern- W. V. Billing Dies Aflerikori JHaest. Wlikerson Van Bitting, M, died oarly tale morning attar a short Ha had beaa a resident of Sanfar 30 years sad was a es­ tiva of Ocala. Ho w m manager of Touchtao Drug Co,, a member of lha Firm Methodist Church of Sanford, raembe- of Mason Lodge to and of the Elks Club of Sanford. He U survived by his wife, Mre. Ruth C. Bitting; one daugh­ ter, Mrs. E, C. Waldheim; two brothers. Perry Billing and Fred BlMlng and !w« sisters, Mrs. A. F, Last and Mre. Walter Blanch­ ard. The family requests that Oowsrs be omitted, Funeral arrangements are in­ complete, and will to announced by Brisioo Funeral Home. Lions To Hear Stock Analyst Stock analyst Harman Cade will 1*11 Sanford Lkma of his experience with securities at tto Lions Clvte Center luncheon tomorrow. Gade, who is prosidaat of Security Asso­ ciate* and la on tha board of direc­ tors of the Florida Growth Fuad, hM been ta the tavssfcneat Reid Two County Negro women were charged with poiscstioa of totita tickets by deputies during the weekend. Deputies arrestad Mrs. Viola Brawn ef Bipes Ave., Midway, late Priday sight and WUhtomane since Jams*, of Ml W. tlta Bt., I Mon­ day night. Deputies also hava arrestad Jim Brown, Sanford Negro charged with forging three checks of L. A. Dude of Oviedo. Florida Slate Bank's chairman of Uw board. F. | . McNxttf, told bank etocktotdara last wore that he topes next January’s stockholders’ meeting will to told Alderm en To M eet Tto Casselberry Board of Al­ in tto new beak buildtag across dermen will hold its regular First St. Tto stockholders present meeting at 1:30 p. ra. today ia recommended that the hoard pewreed as fast as possible with Ito tto taws Woman's Club. oew buildtag. About M at C horui To Rehearse trs attaaded tto meeting. The Sanford Mala Chorus will meet for a rehearsal at T:M p. m. today ta the UKO building. County and city officials Mid today nearly <1 million In taxes hnve been paid Moca th e tax noDoctiona started thin year. County Tnx Collector John Galloway reported that $476,088.18 hna been col­ lected by hia office as of last Friday and 10,216 receipts issued. City Clerk Henry Tamm Jr, reported that $.108,406.81 has been collected mint Mint places human needs ■bove (he demands of big busi­ ness." Msany lisled the following mea­ sure* as unfinished business which he ssid Congress could Ig­ nore no longer: Regaining superiority In military weapons "whatever ihe cost." Federal aid for school construc­ tion and improvement of teach­ ers* salaries. An Increase In the minimum wage from It to li.M aa hour and extension of coverage. Federal standards ta raise upemployment benefit* and freo medical Insurance for aoclal as* curity recipients. Adoption of civil rights legiala* lion to and "second-claa* citizen­ ship." Federal aid to depressed areas. Program to build homes, wipe out slums, rebuild dttas and p r» vide new- roads and airport*. News Briefs a Impromptu Show NEW YORK (UPI) - Comedian Mlllon Bari* gave an improm performance Sunday aboard a Angeles-bound Jot airliner that developed landing gear trouble and waa returning lo Naw York. Berta offered ta do a routine to kooR tto US passengers from worn? lag, and kept H up for two toufa u r’’| the craft Handed safely. Gambling Chargee 5 MIAMI (UPI) - Tan peraoM faced gambling charge* today at­ tar a weekend raid tore which Mtted 31,DM In eeeh and a radta set for receiving Cuban lottery numbers. Agents estimated tto ring woe doing a 33.303 to 310,(MB a day buatataa before tto raid Sett urday. Tto raiders broke into • northwest Miami residence to ett HKV.UKOKGK SWALLOW assumed Iho duties ef go■latent prtaot of Holy Croto Episcopal Church in San­ ford recently. Father Swal­ low wtN shore in the ser­ vice*. pariah activities and Faircloth In R act MIAMI (UPI) - Miami will U availabts for eounm 1Ub| . • Ju. VJ rat Committee Of 100 To Meet Tuesday The Committee of 100 will hold a meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. as. ta Ito annex of tba Sanford Civic Canter. Tto primary purpose of this meeting U to Meet officers and committee chairmen for Ito com­ ing year. Maurice Marshall, head of Eotertatament Knterplses, will to •reseat to give an up-to-dsl* report oo tto progress of Circualapd. The public ta Invited ta attend, Scott Bums, ehairman of ito m b miltee, said. Polict Hunt Squirrel Thief Poltao today ar* looking for a squirrel thief. Luther TMker of SM E. Mth Bt. reported to police AM sometime leal night someone entered hia yard sod stole tto squirrel and tto cage. Police found Ito cage too yards from tto Taeker © j | of more for ito laiBmr eoualieg. Fairttath announced to wiM ran aiitato former representative CUM Rett rail for tto Senate seat. Tto softt was vacated when former sea* lor J m Eaton was sppstatii to Beard Appointed GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Waefc Coach Percy Beard today wm named aeetetant director ef athle­ tics ta tim first official . ctloe to tto UMvcratty ef Florida AthleUe Director Bay Graves. Beard, wto has beaa .Florida track coach lines HM, zlsa wifl continue to serve aa bustaoM manager end track coach under G ra m wto was named athletic director and head football ooa eh Saturday. W eight Control EVANSVILLE, lnd. (UPI) — Maad Johnson A Co. onoouaeed today It has marketed' t sew weight control product which sop* pitas t nutritionally balanced* hunger satisfying, pM-caterte dally diet. Tto product, Metiwenl, row. tains m drugs, tto company m M, M ta ■ powder which, when 41* sMved ta water, makes a have* UTw* � 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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