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The winning American fit l will ha rhoaen Thpriday night gnd will compete with the for­ eign beentie* for the Mlia Uniy t m tWe ■ At Tueaday’ a rahearaala before jBw girli ware fa tad at a formal dinner at Uta BratUlan coniulate, ttmparig raw short and the pact at ntariy a weak of b ird party­ ing. waa apparent, : . Mlaa S wilier land and Mils I-nutfiana w a n confined ta their bo* Ml room* beeauie of minor ill>au. . i Mlaa Florida, Nancy Wakefield, waa sent back ta bar room arter fainted on ataga twice. The charmer had undergone a three daya ‘ at a local 1th reaort to loan weight. M in Braiil, Gina MePhoraon, slept ’through half the proceeding! leaning an bar ehaperone’ a about. Bha, too, wai lent to her el. Ilia K a n in , Feggy Bui P it­ fall aileep titling on the iga o f convention hill but man‘ to make It through tha runiigb. 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High today 89*96. Low tonight, 72-76. 2906 1 p. m. Stocks A NEW GATE for Navy personnel and civil service worker* waa opened M Wyljy Ave. this morning. The new exit will cut down congeution at the South gate o f the Sanford Naval Air Station. Those participating in the ribbon cutting are, left to right, John Krider, Chamber of Commerce man* ager, Capt. Robert Slye, NAS Commander, Lt. Don Conners, public works officer and Cdr. Paul Mitchell, the new executive officer, (Herald Photo) SHS Rooms Ready By Fall Architect John Burton told the County School Board today that room* at tha new Seminole High School will be ready by the fall *Okrm. With Burton'* announcement, Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee told board members that “ at this time there i* no indication of double ten­ sion* being held at the new school to be located on Lake Jennie. Rumors h id circulated through* out the county that the clauroom s wouldn’t be ready by fall and that the board would be forced to hold R ouble session* until the rooms w e r e completed. However, Burton reported that there la a possibility that work on the cafeteria, gym and auditorium may not be completed in time for the school’s opening the first week in September. The new school Is expected to house l.OM students. Work on the school started last November. In other school businass, the board started its preliminary work on the new budget and hopes to hava R ready by the end o f the month. Milwee said that next year’* budget would be somewhat higher than tha current one because of the large increase in enrollment. NEW YORK (UPI)—Block prices at 1 p. m. American 7MP .................... MH CAO . ..................................... *0»« American Tobacco ............. 5714 lot. 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Steel ...................... 80 Waattnghouse Kl.................... 5744 News Briefs Seaside Rest WASHINGTON (U PI) - Preaident Eisenhower flies to Newport, R. !., today to begin a seaside Milwee also informed the board vacation which hs will Interrupt that the state baa granted the July 26 for a trip to Chicago to county $250,000 tot sspllal outlay address the Republican national funds an a matching basis on new convention. school projects. The bosrd alto held off action on purchase of science equipment ATLANTA (UPI) - An official at ths new Seminole High School of Northwest Airlines Indicated untH further study. hie company may take legal ac­ tion to prevent H* pilots from taking part in a ooaaible tie-up of airline passenger service in eight southeastern states. The Air Lin* Pilots Association announc *d Wednesday its members have voted » S S to honor picket lines’ of Southern Airways pilots, who have been on strike since June I Legal Action Nears New Principals Named At Lake Monroe, Oviedo Tba County School Board to­ day appointed Carlton Henley to replace W. H. DeShixo as prin­ cipal of Oviedo High School and named Mortis Ruby as the new principal of the I.ake Monroe School. The board made the .appoint­ ment#, on the recommendations of tbr-board of trustees.' DeShato was appointed earlier aa supervisor o f secondary edu­ cation for ail county public schools, while John Angel, former VIENNA (U PI)—A sharp U. S. principal at Lake Monroe was protest to tbs Austrian govern- named principal of the naw Longmant apparently caused Soviet Teacher appointments made by Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev to the board today were Mrs. Lila tone down his anti-American dla* •tribes, diplomatic sources said to- Ruby at tha Lake Monroe School and BstUa Jo Palmer and James ^ay. Edward Palmey at the Oviedo U. I . Ambassador H, Freeman School. Matthews protested verbally Wed­ Lyman School will have three nesday afternoon that Khrushchev new teachers, Miss Elizabeth had been allowed to attack “ friend­ Prim, Thomas Leroy Richey and ly nations" in the presence e f Aus­ Junior Ra* Col*. trian government officials. South Semlnola will have the In the presence of Austrian greatest number of additions to Chancellor Julius Raab Saturday the. teaching staff. The five new Khrushchev had termed U. S. for­ appointments are Mrs. Ollic Kirk­ eign policy “ sheer piracy.” Sunland, Mrs. Vivan Nemecek, Wal­ Amiay night be told Austrians not to ler J. Nemecek Mrs. Joyce Wes' T V ly on tha United States because M “ wastes no pains on small a tioni." Wednesday night, in a speech at Klagenfurt aftar tha U. 8. protest, Khrushchev dropped’ from his pre­ NEW YORK (U PI) - Former pared text a remark about “ influ­ ential Americana who wrecked the New York Governor Averell liarrlman predicted a second ballot Paris summit." He changed a reference to victory today for Sen. John Ken­ “ American rocket base* in Italy’ ’ nedy before departing by plane for the national Democratic con­ toe “ foreign bases." v -It was obvious that tha Austrian vention in Los Angela*. Harriman said that be felt that foreign ministry had acted on the the exchange between Kennedy complaint. and former President Harry S. Truman over the past weekend “ S t r e n g t h a n e d ’’ Kennedy's chances. He said that the young senator demonstrated “ poise, judg­ Governor LeRoy Collin* will be ment and maturity under attack." the principal speaker at the open­ ing ceremony of Urn University ef Named To Board tok>uth Florida, neat fall. Tha opening ceremonies of the Mrs. Donald Jones of Sanford new university will be held on Sep­ today waa appointed to the Semi­ tember M, John 8. Allen president nole County Welfare Board by o f the school located in Tampa, Gov. LeRoy Collin*. 9h* succeeds announced. . * . i, I Mrs. Mary HoUtr, who resigned. ^hrushchev.Tones: Down After Protest Harrimon Says Kennedy Will Win Collins To Speak A t School Opening ton sod Miss Virginia Ruth Neale. Mrs. Fay Turner will be at the Lake Mary school next fall. Sanford Junior High School will hava Ronald W. Hunt, Mrs, Alice B. O’Quinn. Joseph R ’ -* * a liott and Miss Nancy Dav Ralph v Edward Stumpf Richard. A lin Barnett will Seminole High School. ', At the Pinecrsat Elementary school, Mary Martha Lambert, Mrs. Nancy Richardson, Mrs. Margaret M. Hudgins and Miss Sarah F. Parker will be teach fog. Kennedy’s Bodyguard WASHINGTON (UPI) - A burly former policeman who has fought gun battles with hoodlums ra signed today as a Senate lavestogtoor to lake the fob of guard to. Jato F. Etotody (O) to nedy'a ■eoto Stone Sober LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A bl partisan pair eg passengers Mid today that Louisiana's national committeeman was stone sober and pot drunk, as rhargad, when he arrived in Lo* Angeles aboard an airliner last Friday night. Ons of Camille Gravel's fellow pas­ sengers, a Republican, even admilted that be, and not Gravel, ROME (U PI) — Communist led waa the mysterious Martini pil­ unions callsd general strikes In key ferer to Dclta-Amerkan Flight Italian cities today in a campaign M l. to cruib the oeo-Fascist resurg­ ence and topple the government of Premier Fernando Tambronl. BENSON, Aria. (UPI) -A b ou t Italy, torn by slrlkci and demon­ strations, is having its worst 100 members of a small religious trouble with the Communists since sect .remained hidden Inday in bomb shelters and cellars to thair the violent days of 1048. Police kept riot squads on ths sealed homes, fearful to a Rus­ alert tn Home following a massive sian nuclaar atlaak within two street tight Wednesday night in days. Two man, woman and chil­ which more than 00 persons were dren went underground Monday injured. The area around the an­ night and refused to answer their cient gat* of St. Paul's was litter­ telephones or open their doors ed with cobblestones and debris lo visitori or newsmen because: used by the angry mob against “ We're afraid tha Soviet Union it going to attack tha Untied police. State* by Saturday. Key Italian Cities Hit By Red Strikes Ready For Attack Koreon Policemen Sentenced To Die SEOUL. Korea (UPI) The Seoul district court today imposed death sentences on two of the policemen who fired at student demonstrators during the April revolution that toppled Syngman Rhec's government. The sentences ware the first handed down in a series of trials of former high officials, poltliciani and policemen charged with com­ mitting a long list to crimes under the Rhec regime. Murder Charge WETUMPKA, Ala. (UPI) - A would-be lawyer who kept power­ ful German rifle at his lakasid* cabin waa charged with murder Wednesday night in the myster­ ious death of a 8-year-oid girl. John Wilbanks, 41, of Sarasota, was arrested in the death of blonde Barbara King. The child's skull and faee were iballerad Sunday as aba waa shooting fire­ crackers just a few feet from where her falbir, Birmingham in­ surance man John L. Eiug, waa aittiog. Congo Mutiny Spreads To Prison LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (U PI) •—Violence flared again today in the lewly.indspendsst Congo re ­ public when prisoners at the S u n Uyville central prison revolted, broke through the prisqa gates and raced through this town. The prison braak cant* uu Ike heels o f « mutiny by tha onceloyal “ Force I’ubllque," the Con. gole»* national army, which res u it e d against European and the ^ ft-d a y -o id government. Tha mutiny, which aped through the country, was marked by de­ mand* for bettor pay, combined with # system o f promotions with­ in tha force and tha discharge to Europeans holding commands. Reports to tba priaon-braak peached poiiaa handquartoea to Leopoldville, which to approxi­ mately 831 miiea southweet of 04 Stanleyville, tha capital to tha eastern province. There were no details on how many priaonsn wars involved. Reports said tha prisonara ran out ahoutlng “ independence" and haadad for tha provincial govern­ ment building. in Leopoldville, Belgian paratroop* ra stood guard to pro tact Europeans. Outaida tha rapital Europeans wore banding together la groupa for common defease against the possibility o f widaspread violence. . They ware thrown into near panic by a atotoment by Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba that European officers and noncoma o f tha “ Force Pubiique" were re■ponslbte for tba trouble and •••Id be punished severely. Lumumba aad President Joseph Kasa Vubu left the capital by road Wadnaaday night to toy to quiet mutineers at Tbysvilto, about M miles away, wbera 1,000 armed rebel troop* aesltd e ff tb# town. A radio appeal from Lumumba for tba rebels to toy down thair arm* and a premise that they would get batsar pay and ranks failed to improve the situation. The 100 Belgian office re at Thyavill* ware reported to have ‘ •ken refuge an two hiUtopa inside tb* camp along with thair families and too native troops who somainad loyal to them. In Leopoldville, several hundred African troop* demanded that MaJ. Gen. Emil* Janssens, eammandar in chief *g tha *0,000-man Force Pubiique, leave the eoun try, Jaaaaaaa announced hia resignation and several eg Ids top aides i oliowed suit. ) Congo Troops THURSDAY, JULY T, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. TM Yanks Ready To Pull Out Of Cuba; Castro Says Fight Just Beginning HAVANA, Cuba (U P D -A grow­ ing number to Americans war* re­ ported preparing to pull out of Cuba today In the face of probshls seizure of all remaining U. S.-own ed property and the possibility of increasing anli-Amtricanism. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro un­ derscored the deteriorating situa­ tion with another wild eyed denun­ ciation of the United .States for slashing Cuba's sugar quota Wed­ nesday. There has been a big exodus of American residents from Cuba in the past year, reducing from s.ooo lo about 3,000 the number left here. But in the face of worsening rela­ tions, the exodus is beiiqc slapped up, with private companies get­ ting their employe* and families out of the country. The U. 8. em­ bassy is not urging Americana to leave. In an angry poll-midnight Iwohonr speech before tha closing ses­ sion of the metal workers union Spy Ring 'B rains' Named As New Red Ambassdor To Cuba WASHINGTON (U PI) - Sergei Kudryavtsev, who masterminded a widespread Soviet spy ring to Canada during World War II, was named today aa Russian ambassa­ dor to Cuba. Tass new* agency reported to Moscow that Kudryavtsev*, now minister counsellor of the Russian embassy to Paris, had been ap­ pointed to the Havana post by the Supreme Soviet Presidium. • His new assignment was viewed here as a move lo sat up a Soviet espionage net at the doorstep to the big U. S. Guantanamo Bay base -and less than 100 miles from 'lh« Florida eiiet. 7b* appointment was sure to pul a new strain oa deteriorating U. S.Cuban relations and add support to the view to some congressmen that Fidel Castro's anti-American realm* to rapidly becoming a Communist MiellUs. As first secretary of ths Soviet legation in Canada betwsrn 1842 and 1845, Kudryavtsev was on* of the early bosses to the espionage ring in that country. Tb# operation was esposed when Igor Gouitnko, s rode clerk, de­ fected to (he West on Sept. 5, 1845. Tba Canadian royal commission that studied Ihe spy ring said Kudryavtsev was “ Ihe first head to the military inlelligencc espionage system in Canada’ ’ after the Soviet Union opened a diplomatic mission in Ottawa to 1842. One of tbo spies who fed the Rus­ sians secret information waa Dr. Allan Nunn May, a British nuclear scicnlisl who wuikt-d on ilte U. S. project that developed the A-bomb and an Canada's atomic energy project. in June 1847 Kudryavtsev came to the United States as an advisor to the Soviet delegation to the United Nations. His pressnee in this country to Ih* wake of tb* Canadian spy disclosures stirred up such a storm of press and pub­ lic opposition that he was recalled four months later. congress, Castro zaid the United States slashed the Cuban sugar quota in a “ frenzy of hate." This was his first public reac­ tion to President Eisenhower's ac­ tion. Castro declared that ths “ real fight" U just starting with the United States. H* charged that Washington was trying to run Cuba and ruin Its economy. But Castro surprised some ob­ servers by failing lo announce spe­ cific reprisals for ihe sugar cut. It was believed that be faay wait until a scheduled television address Friday night, or a monster protest rally Sunday afternoon. Castro did not go into any details on what plana he has for seizing U. S.-owned property to Cuba. Hia cabinet gave bim and President Osvaldo Dorticoz authorization late Tuesday night lo expropriate such properly by decree. Addressing himself lo tha United Slates governmant, tha young rev­ olutionary leader declared: “ We wilt resist your aggressions. We now understand that the real fight is just beginning. How many year* we may have lo suffer your aggressions! But how heroic our people i* and how geared to meat this long moving and heroic strug­ gle I" Castro appeared for hla midnight speaking stint at CTC Labor Faderalion headquarters in fine spir­ its. He showed no sign o f the strain brought by week* of cold war with tha United Stale* and recent stun­ ning defections witiiin the rank* of Ihe Cuban foreign service. Although he was fully prepared for the cut in the sugar quota, ob­ servers believed the size to slazh cam* aa a shock lo him. Eisenhower lopped off 868.000 tons from the amount of Cuban sugar that waa to have been as­ signed for American domestic con­ sumption during the remainder of this year. Experts Mtimated this would roat Cuba more than )70 million unlet* R ecu Id Rnd oHito markets. Castro, In an obvious appeal fa* world sympathy, condemned tho*« who “ in a frensy to bate want to sink a people in hunger and ruin.** Ha maintained that Cuba’s “ ran. ton" made It stronger than too United Stalas, with all Ms “ phyafr cal strength." The president's decree cutting Cuba's sugar quota threatened t e day lo bring new aeizurea to Amer* scats property by Castro's govern* meat. It sent the United States shop­ ping around tha world for aom« m o .ooo tons to raw sugar to meet domestic needs in the neat ato months. it brought a sudden boon to cMm* sugar producing nation*. And it raised doubts that Cuba, even wilb a change to heart to Rs “ little cold war" against this eoun(ry, could ever fully regain it# preferential spot in tha U. 8. sugar market. Clue To Mystery ? SANTA ANA, Calif. (Ul’ l) — Word waa awaited today on whethor a generator found in the hay o f Saipan waa lrom the airplane in which aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937. Paul Muntz, a Santa Ana air service operator who outfitted Mina Earhart'a plane for an around-the-world flight 23 years ago, Wednesday positively identified a coral-encrusted generator aa identical to ono he ordered for the missing craft. He refused to definitely sAy it wan from the plane, however, pending a check of the aerial numbers with the Bendix Carp, in New Jersey, maker of the generator. Mnntz said the generator returned here from Saipan was taken apart and showed discernible numbers on the back. He said ther* waa no doubt it waa the model K5 Bendix Eclipse generator, the kind he ordered for tha Earhart-Ered Noonan flight. Possible solution of the 23-year-old mystery o f what happened to Mias Eurhnrt and her navigator, Noonan, wan offered 1*at week.yfhen a redjaneyimJtt,' ■said hnbdiiavtoi the aviatrix and Noonan trashed in the bey o f Salpen, opposite a Japanese naval base, end were executed as apiea. AMELIA EARHART -------------------- ;------------------- Extensive Search On For Blimp Victims doubtedly related to the ques­ tionable wisdom of buiidiog sueh large airship* on Ihe non-compartmented or blimp principle.” Retired Vic* Adm. C. E. Rosendahl aaid in New York. “ This la not just another airship accident to be swept under the rug with another condemnation to airships in general." Hosandahl blamed the tragedy partly on “ tba Navy's continued blind refusal to properly evaluate, admit and btneflt from lha rigid airship lessons of the past and so build compaHmenled structural alrshipi". Ha demanded a con­ gressional or othar “ neutral" in­ vestigation. The Reliance class airship col­ lapsed and went down 15 milts off tba Jtrsey Coast, south to Barnegat Light on Long Beach Island. One man who escaped from the wreckage and waa picked up, died. There were three known surviv. ora. Eight officer* and 11 satiated men had been aboard. The eyewitness account of one of the survivors, aviation electri­ cian 3C Antonio Contreras of Geronimn, Tax., said: “ W* were cruising at about 300 fast. I heard a loud noiss, but it was oot an explosion. We hit the water within seconds at about a 45 degree nosedown angle. No ditching alarm was sounded. 1 exited through an aft door. The blimp had taken off from (be Ukrhurst Nival Air Station on tha Jersey ihore Wednesday morning to search for Iwo vesaela reporteld overdue in lha Newport, H. I.-to-Bermuda yarhl race. Both yachts turnsd up aafe. Two lloea attached to the gon­ dola by rascue craft snapped Wed­ nesday night and tha passenger- b a r n k g a t l i g h t , n . J. UPI) —Frogmen were aped today to the wreckage of the giant Navy blimp ZPG-3W in a desperate ef­ fort lo retrieve bodies of 17 men presumed dead ia its gondola be­ fore heavy aeaa break up the crashed airship's remains. The cause to the crash Wednes­ day during a mercy mission off Ihe New Jersey cosst remained a mystery. One of (he three sur­ vivors denied any sxplosion oc­ curred. Navy authorities feared the gon­ dola might break uo within hours and Ihe bodies o f tb* trapped men might be claimed forever by the sea, along with clues to what brought the disaster. Even as Invaatlgationa were be gun into lha cause of collapse and ■inking of the lighter-than-air ship, a long lime veteran of aui-h flight* charged Ihe tragedy waa “ ua Strong Rights Plank Demanded Freak Accident LO* ANGELES (U PI) - Negro JACKSONVILLE (U PI) -J oh n spokesmen and southern student Henry Knight, an automobile body “ ail-in" leaders demanded today shop employe, was electrocuted that Ihe Democratic Parly write Wednesday while using an electric Iron-clad civil right* guarantees drill to make a hole in the side into its I860 platform and axptl of a car, Investigators laid the segregationists from party rank*. H>ey placed their demands be ground was damp where he was standing and hi* doth** ware fore the 108-membcr Democratic platform committea aa liberals oa wet from perspiration. that group declared intentions to prase for a plank aupporting lha ■out hern sit-ins and calling for furthar federal action to the civil right* field. The explosive issue was tha main one before the committee to its third day to public baaringa lead­ ing to actual drafting to the plat­ form on which the Democratic na­ tion eonvaotton will act n ail Tues­ dayHowever, a variety to other Is­ sues waa irbedulad for presentstion by witnessas ranging from Waltor Beuther, president to tha United Auto Workers Unions, to a representative of Ih* World Popu­ lation Emergency Campaign Com­ mittee. The American Council on Juda­ ism, a non-Zionist group, asked for a statement saying Israel does not apeak for Amarieaa Jaws. Alaska'* Commlttoewomao Ualaa M. Fish­ er. urged a pi aok recognising the sUU's graal hpdraalactrto power p a w w ii a e e to# w o tea o mOla e orpotential. Aad toduslry asked for support to its toBlock Mutineers tort# to curb imports. ' Tractor Crushes Car; 2 Killed GRIFFIN, Gs. (U PI) - a 48year-old woman and har 13-ytar old aon wart killed Wednesday wbaa their ear was crushed be­ neath a tractor-traitor near Griffto. Officer* Identified lb* two s ( Mrs. Lena Batbune, and Dennis Bethuoc, a so-year-old paaseniar ia tb* tame car, waa reported io critical condition ia tha hospital where ha waa take*. Miss Whitner Dies tarrying saction o f lha blimp vY.< tank in 88 feet of water. On* at tha rescued crewmen said tb* gondola sank almost pa im pact A flat! of aurfac* craft starched the arqa for potalble survivors ua* tii darknaaa hampered operation* Brown To Back Kennedy L08 ANGELES (U PI) - Gov. Edmund G. Brows to California it axpacted lo andort* Ren. John F, Kennedy for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination by Sunday or earllar and to carry with him a majority to (he state's 81-vole dele­ gation, highly placed California Democratic informants aald today, . In this lecmlng convention city Mtote a. new wave of kingmakers •r|8d< today, Brown was receive i '> *!)* and callers variously urg. I n / . im to iDclara for the Mas*a, eliuiclti aennior—and to hold off. Prawn, a Juvorite son candidvlo of the delegation, was expected to announce his support to froot-Mlh nlns Kennedy aa a personal choice, and release tb* delegation from voting for himself oa the first bal­ lot. Although figures can change quickly iu the hast of tha political race, tba h tcsl poll to the Crllfornla delegation by a man in close touch with all lha delegates showed 53 votas would be cast for Kannady if Drown glvta tha Maasaehuaatta senator hia support. Speaker Ram Rayburn arrive# today to taka charge to the cam­ paign to wio the nomination for hia fellow Texan, Senate Damocratto Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. Other arrivals will be tb* uncommitted Gov. David L. Lawrence to Fanqaylvania, who may bold the bay to lha courts to tba aoovantioa, and Mayor Richard J. Daley to Oht> cago. Gov. d . Mennea Williams * i Michigan, who declared for Ken­ nedy a month ago, arrivtd Wad- <’;-v oasday along with pro-KeanadF - * v - f-TV leaders to the New York Demo­ crat organization and Sen. A. 8 . •V t (Mike) Monraocy to Oklghoato* tender to the campaign tp draft Adlal E. Itavanaau tor • toted nomination. Monraocy “ “ ten* am Mite Mall Wbilnsr, a lifelong Wednesday making aidant to looted , died *1 51 Stavaoaanam ^ 8. to. today. Ifttosf si services Will b* bald at 4 p. m. Friday at the was reported lo have First Prsahytarlaa Church. J II �t ' L El* /* ™ .**•1 •*. * - 20 Miss Universe Contest Beauties Found 'Cheating' JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - Con • t id e d robber Frank Beck tealf fled Wedneaday he aaw convlet Telntadg* Seller*, who died lo . prison e f a "circulatory eollap; m ," tear gatted Into unconscious. n**a "tw* or three time*" ia an airtight n o a i. Both, 22, tu n in g a to year teu­ ton e*, waa th* eecond convict wltMaa again*! 14 former guard! a ecu tad of maltreating convict* , at Halford Priaoa'e maximum aei curlty building ia 1IU, Two to four mor* convict* are . *xpeeled to toatify at the trial . today. - Beck aald hla cell waa at th* . end of a block acroaa from a . atorag* room. He laid he aaw , Seller* take* ia the room two or i three time* and tear gaa abot into th* room after all th# cracki had B**a acalad. Seller* rfaa carried •at uaeoaaeloua, be aaid. The guard* ar* aecuaed o f doviag 21 convict*, including Sell, of th*ir conatitutlocil right* R by unutually aevere puniahmenta. Beck tcatlfied he wat once aharkled to hit cell bar*, with cuff* on hi* wriata and shackles on hit anklet, for 42 hour*. The flrat of the convlet witneataa, Thomat Jack Shaw, 20, who ha* ■Inca been releaaed and now work* at a Hawthorn* filling alation, aald be wat once hung up naked for 22 hour* and hoaed down becaute guard* found an unauthorited cereal b o w l in hla cell. Beck aald he wat hung up and hoaed becaute he threw a towel to Jamea Smith, who had alto been ahackled and hoaed. After the flrat two or three hour*, Beck teallfled, " I wai in continual pain." Beck aaid a medical technician once came by while be wat abackled. He aald he told the technician he waa in pain, but that the tech­ nician advlaed him ha had order* not to offer any help to any con­ vict* who were ahackled. LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) —A (roup of well-armed mutin­ eers from the native Congoleae army wai marching toward this capital today In a move that threatened the aecurity of the ala* day-old republic. The mutlneeeri rote up at their itation at Hardy Camp. Thyaville, about 1S4 miles aouth of here. They overpowered and ar­ retted their white Belgian otfloera, commandeered trueki and care and headed lor Leopoldville. Lateat report* tald the mutlneera had patted through the town of Madlmba, about 41 mllea from the capital, after perauading loyal troop! tent out to bead them off to join In the march on thla city. Premier and Defect* Miniater Patrice Lumumba ordered an ar­ mored columa of ao-far loyal troop* to head off the mutineer*. The rebel* apparently want more pay, better living condition* and their Belgian officer* fired and re­ placed by native African*. Around The Clock Three .recently elected county commltalonera tat in at the bud­ get bearing conducted by to* pre­ vent County Commlaalon Tueaday afternoon. The three, Jamea Avery, John FiUpatrick and Ted Wil­ liam* were all ear* aa the boerd went over budget requeeta for the coming fltcal year. Next year at about thla tame time, theae three will be racking their brain* in an effort to dletribute county money equally. • • • Edward Korean Jr., aon of Mr. and Mr*. Edward Korgan Sr., Sanford, recently completed hie batlc training at Lackland Air A T I to Btlouxt, Ml**., where h* wW attend a technical training acfaool. Edward waa formerly em ­ ployed by toe Florida State Bank TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Tha Merit Syatem Council, winding up a aix month pay aurvey, Wednea­ day aproved wage raiaea for 20* poiition* in 14 atata agencies. Included in the bikea waa ooa for tbe merit ayatea director— from e $760 per month minimum and 9VB0 maximum, up to aa |S40 minimum and a tl.OM maximum. Approval by tha Stata Peraonnel Board ia nacatury before tha reiaea ean ge into effect at tot next biennlem. Oooeta for atale health officer* In five elaaalftcetlona were ap­ proved, putting their telariee abend a f ton Mtionnl average. Piret-level health officer* will draw fd M per month minimum and «aaO maximum, compared to n preaeut aenl* o f 9*00 minimum and 17*0 maximum, M tha raieee go Into e ffe ct (DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN) On Television - Channel 6 - Presented by W ESTING H O USE * and B«mlaol* County ’a Woatlnghouno Dtalei Th# City Recreation Bridge Owb wdl bold a mooting today at 1:41 p, m. to the Tburtot Cen­ ter. AH bridge player* are in- Board Asks Court To Reconsider Move TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Tha Florida Milk Commiaalon naked the Supreme Court Wodneaday to reeonalder Ha recant ruling which threw out a requirement that mflk distributors must ehow Just c o m * fo r dismissing producer*. The eourt recently approved the commiaeion’e regulatory powa n aa it upheld a Leon Circuit Court ruling. But it threw out the Mjuat m u m ” order which the #ommleaiea bed eat up to 1**7, ENJOY YOUR SUMMER MIAMI BEACH (U P I)— Beauty la truth, ahockad officials of th* Mia* Universe contest cried to­ day. Th* Mi** U. 8. A. who will be choien tonight from among 16 ffnallat* will hav* to win on her own attribute* without "fa illes" or “ waiat cincture*." A watchful official o f Catalina awimsulta, which own* titla to th* contest, looked closely at the American glrla preparing to go on atag* Wednesday night and made a startling discovery. "I made thoae awimiuita," ah* aaid. "I ean tall when there'a ■omething there that'* not auppored to be." Bur* enough, 20 o f th* con­ testant* ware found to be cheat­ ing. They had on falaiaa. Th* Catalina official, who aakad to remain anonymous, aald *h* demanded that all auch artifice* be removed, but six girla tried to go on etago without doing so. They war* stopped. "I let them get away with H for photographs," th* Catalina lady Mid, "but I couldn’t do H iu th* contact. She aald on* girl waa found to ba wearing a "weiat cincture," something similar to a corset, and "I don't think it's fair for the girls to wear auch thing*. It's cheating." Th* 16 V. S. finalists include Corrine Huff, 10, o f Youngstown, Ohio, tho first American Negro to compete Hi the Mias Universe contest. The Mls« V. B. A. chosen to­ night will compete against 44 foreign contestants Friday night. Fifteen finalists will ba picked then for the Miaa Universe finals Saturday night. While th* American girl* preen­ ed for their big contest, the for­ eign visitor* got a rest from the fast peee o f too eonteat. Mia* Sweden waa confined to her bed near exhaustion Tueaday and Miss Veneauela came down with a case o f tonillitia. The other Miaa V . S. A. finalists with Miaa Ohio ar* from Ala. bama, California, Connecticut, Flo­ rida, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachu­ setts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Utah, and West Virginia. "I always cry when I am happy," said the Negro girl, after she was placed among the final­ ist*. 8he had been so nervous th* first time aha cam* on stags in her swim aull she bsd her b’ entL fication sash on backward. 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Sudiy Condensed Suds Gronulated Diihwaiher �* \ ‘And-W ho’d Like To Be Vice President?* Of America’s 50 states come to­ gether for the kind o f outing they have Just hsd here. Lika princes o f the blood they assemble with their entourages to get the full cere­ monial treatment and to discuss in solemn conclave their mutual tnmbles. But a great deal o f the time. When they am not oa public dis­ play, they lament over what a rough, tough lift a governor leads. And they give convincing evidence Of the hazard of bolding public o f­ fice under a system that with the overlapping and duplication of fed­ ora!, state and local levels of goveminent is perhaps as wasteful as any history has ever seen. It is not tbe fault of these meo. Given all tbe penalties attached to running for office, the average seems fairly high. They have inherited the system in which they seem inextricably tangled and they Struggle from day to day to sur­ vive. ; The premiums all seem to be on Imrffleienry. Indifference, waste •nd even graft. Whet* tbe term is for only two years tbe governor, onto elected, must begin immedi­ ately he is Inaugurated to start campaigning for re-election. Where the stela coostitulian provides that away from you by e a i t k a s w la keaaekali dvt*— CASE F-419: Norman G., aged M , la a dentist who recently mar“ Dr. Crane, I’ m deaperate,” ha •poke morosely. “ Maybe it isn’t gallant to eritlciM my wife when •he isn’t here to defend herself. “ But 1 literally f e d like stran­ gling her, and I’ m not Joking! She Irritates me eo much that *t times my Rogers just itch to take her by tho throat and eboka her. “ And lH tell you why. I was a bachelor until tbe age e f 55. I bad my own apartment nod did much of my owo cooking. “ Maybe I’ m too finicky, too, for f llwaya was scrupulously neat te gay housework, as well as 1a my dastal office. . “ Lai m# give you s « a o specific gases. After 1 taka a shower, I a!- and also wipo o ff tba spots o f toothpaste from tha mirror after brushing my teeth. “ My wifa was a beautiful woman Item a fine family. But she ia tbe •teppteet female I over saw Insist “ Whan abe takac a bath, she may leave the soap on the bottom Of tho tab. And aboil drape her wot towel over the aide o f too tub. . “ Her wash doth will be left hi the waas baste or dangling over one aide. “ She alto spills taee powder on her dressing table and leaves ft. It decent seem to disturb her at all to para an apple nod leave tbe peelings on tbe drain board to stain the enamel over night. a governor may hold only one term there is little incentive to do w fitt than get through the Job. With a career interrupted the governor, once a term is ended, must some­ how rehabilitate himself and get back into private life. If be has tried to be honest end has refrain­ ed wherever possible from dispens­ ing favors be may find this ex­ tremely difficult. What, above all, this conference has shown, as have others in the recent years, is that the states are Increasingly dependencies o f the federal government. Tbe federal government has pre-empted tbe great source of tax revenue and virtually every governor must scratch for funds to scrape by on. With more and more services to provide the consequence is that almost everything is skimped, and vital institutions, such as mental hospitals, are constantly being ex­ posed as little better than dunfCOftS. As Gov. Orville Freeman pointed out, the-squeeze gets worse with tbe federal share of all government spending for domestic purposes de­ creasing from 47 percent in I W to 25 percent in 1S57. Tbe states must lift in most of this gap. 8a tbe pressure on the governors is to step up the sales tax, pushing the cost of government onto low- after her, ai U the were a ehUd. And maybe I might have continued without protest. “ But she is mentally slovenly, too. For she refused to Join the choir in our church, though she bat ft ftood volet. “ She was asked to teach a Sun­ day school data, too, which she dadined, though her parenta spent nearly $8,000 giving her four jeara of college. “ And abe belongs to no construc­ tive organizations except a can­ asta du b where a bunch o f idle women gossip away tbalr after“ I was brought up with the Idea that te whom much is given, much will be expected. In other words, if a person has occupied valuable desk apace la college for fear years, be should return something to society la repayment o f that specialised training. “ And playing canaata doesn't justify four years in college! So I have become so nauseated by the sight o f my wife that 1 literally can’t kiss her anymore or tvon be civil to her. She disgusts my sou l!" Norman’s wifa waa • spoiled, only child whoso mother waited oo her, band and foot. I't taught the simple A' B-C’a ot household ch o n s, such aa cleaning out the tab after her bath, banging up wet towela, etc. And because abe had gotten a s s y with bar Inconsiderate ac­ tions tor 50 years, she didn’ t even realist the waa now a selfish, thoughtless wife. Her case shows that many par­ ents are accessories to tbe di­ vorces which their children later eater. For If parrots don't train their children to carry their proper sbaro o f duties and family chorea, then those parents are negligent. It Isn’t enough to vaccinate your child against diphtheria and amall p ot. You should likewise inoculate ertneeme famUiea. Since sales taxes are notoriously unpopular, tbe harried governor shrinks from this expedient, knowing it may well defeat him. Tbe dependency is political ns well as economic and that has beep evident in this presidential year. Tbe fate of many governors, or so they believe, hangs oo the national i ticket Gov. Christopher Del Sesto of Rhode Island, who as a Republican squeaked into office two years ago, is fearful that if Senator Kennedy Is tbe Democratic nominee the Re­ publicans will abandon New Eng­ land and he will go down to defeat. In Iowa C or. Hershel Loveless, a Democrat, running for the Senate, Is afraid that neither Kennedy nor any Democrat can carry his stale and so quite understandably be 1s out to save himself, as he did in , ISM when he ran 250,000 votes ahead of Adlal Stevenson. In Michigan Gov. G. Mennan Williams has played out his suing after aix two-year terms as g o v -, ernor. Much of the time be spent; in mortal combat with a RepubU- ■ can legislature—one of the inter-1 eating obstacles in the way of any < government at all being the division of powers between legislature ! and executive. All out for Kennedy. Williams Is now looking to tbe na-I tional scene for public office. Ha Is ’ fortunate In being a rich man. I Gov. Robert B. Meyncr of New Jeraey, serving his second term which expires at tbe end o f next year, faces the problem of so many governors—what to do next? He is rated an able governor, but having to make so many tough de­ cisions on taxes and services a governor is bound to make more enemies than friends. If no Senate seat Is open, then a political career comes to a full stop. Under the Elsenhower adminis­ tration tbe unrelenting pressure has been to push onto tbe states a my household instructions on Civil greater share o f the cost of gov­ Defense: What to do after the ernment. And without too much Mushroom Cloud. the — statesW B have success BBMM B p Bfought B iM ) “ Shut off the gat and lights and back. This kind of gamtsmanship entirely avoids tho central prob­ be sure to let the cat out.” lem which la the proliferating bur­ Now I find one of my colleagues den o f an Impenetrable jungle of among tho Ink wells, Mr. Bud government Tbe very fact of 50 Boyd, has g o o . one better. Mr. states i l l , for example. In tbe Boyd is TAKING hit whole family tiny area of New England—la an Into the wilderness to live with anachronism. practically no equipment. Hia reports will appear in a num­ There was not tho slighteat sign hero that anyone ia about to face ber of papers under the title, “ Last up te tbe central probitm. But it Man on Earth." “ Would the average fellow—the la perfectly ebvioua that tba longer this la poitpooed the greater will man next door, or even you—he ba tbe deterioration at almost able, barehanded, to wrest food from Nature with wife and chil­ every level. dren? ’ Three Minutes “ Tha dogs bark, bul the caravan moves o n " ia an age-old proverb (bat haa n valuable lesson for those bothered by unfair criticism. Whan tha big caravan (tops even momentarily to arguo with tbe lit­ tle dega, it suffers two losses . Progress Is bald up and the bark­ ing la usually increased rather than lacsened. Tba nest time friend or foe beekies vou unfairly, pleasantly ignora It and keep merrily “ moving on” about your business. Unjust criticism or fault-finding invari­ ably ceases when ft la not contestad. Just as doga eventually atop barking when nobody p a n atten­ tion to them, so do chronic critics drop their complaining if they are WASHINGTON by Ed Koterha IN TEXAS — Aa tba traveler . my car to tha around whila she mores westward along routes of the Democratic South, he finds— alas—the political attitudes change like the scenery. For 2,000 miles and 10 days I’ ve ! grabbed bold of tbe grocer's pulse while Dotty took her change; I put An axe. A pocket knife. A length , ed. chucking her under the chin of clothesline. with my cowboy boot. “ What would we ea t?" A ball of twine. A supply of salt. That is a stopper. Worn I was a I should add that Boyd took his wife, small boy and two teenaga Boy Scout, we read all about “ ed­ daughters. This la surely doing it ible roots" and “ plants that pro­ tbe hard way. And if I had suffi­ vide food In emergencies.” cient warning, I would throw out None of these things grew out teenage female. But you can’t around our place. Things tike "In­ dian onion.” But you could hook win them all. apples from the orchard down the road. If you went at night. So we Anyway, I bava beta put te tbe never starved. question: “ Mr. Boyd will make a 1 wish Boyd had had sufficient fire without matches. Can you do warning to throw in a cast of beer. tbntT" If you are “ The Last Man on “ As long as tba fliud holds out In tha old Zippo, child,” I answer* Earth,” you might aa well live it up. This certainly set us to thinking. I am an average fellow. But can scarcely wrest a borrowed cup ef sugar from tho man naxt door. At least wot umll I return hla pliers. The humiliating thing ia that it baa act my children te questioning m e: “ Could you wrest food from Na­ ture for us. Daddy?" I don't know bow to answer the moppets. But I figure o man who can run up a 5J0 tab with our butchar will not do so badly with Nature. Before I engage Nature hand-tohand, 1 looked up Boyd's equip­ ment—It is described aa Just “ the things a man might throw 1a hla car if ha had aufflcient warning that the Bomb waa on Its way.” No Need To Worry Mom, I Was Up Front All The Time MARIANNA (UPI) - A « yearold Michigan boy wldBo mother thought he might have been over­ come by exhaust fumes while snitching a ride to Florida in the trunk of hla grandmother's car has been found safe. He waa with bis grandmother, yes, but be enjoyed the trip South riding in tho front seat. Timothy Smith of Benton Har­ bor, Mleh., made tbe trip with hla grandmothar, Mrs. Ruby Finebout. Tho boy disappeared from borne Sunday, and hia mother thought ho might have climbed Into tbe trunk after she bad re­ fused to givo her permission for him to go to Florida. Anyway, wa held a shakedown cniisa tbe other night on our pa­ tio. 1 revised tha Boyd list a little —bat it would take no more time if you bad sufficient warning. You just have to think a little faster. In place of an axe, we threw in a sack o f ebarcoal. In place of a pocket knife, we threw In a barbecue fork. We threw In the length of clothesline. It makes a cowboy ropa for our small son and keeps him busy roping tbe cat. Wa figured a ball of twine was not vary tasty. Wa threw in four frozen steaks. We salted tbe steaks first. So we cut out the supply of salt and put in a bottle of champagne. As an ending to his series, I un­ derstand Boyd will answer ques­ tions. I have one ready right now: “ Do you want to rent your house while you're away? I need a vaca­ tion." Persons who buy a product of good quality must be prepared to put out much money for it. In or­ der to do so they will have to deny themselves pleasures they might otherwise enjoy. However they fig­ ure that in tbe long run the prod­ uct of good quality will be cheaper than tbe product of poor quality since it will last longer. That will be true. Tbe product of good quality will, if properly eared for, last indefinitely. Proper care means it must be kept out of the bands of unskilled persons who do not know bow to use it. It must be constantly rescued from being left out In the rain. It must at all times be thoroughly lubricated. Tbe product of good quality should not be endangered by being lent to neighbors. Because of its good quality there will be greater temptation not to return It. Since it is not theirs neighbors will be careless with it. Thinking up ex­ cuses for not lending it to them will tax the imagination of the owners. Even if they succeed in keeping it away from the neigh­ bors they will get a reputation for being stingy. As the years go by tbe product o( good quality will survive while those of poor quality disappear and arc replaced. Styles will change and the product of good quality will remain tbe same. Critical per­ sons will look at It and smile derisively. Repairmen wit] scorn working on i t Then it will be found that the product is not made any more and it is impossible to get spate parts. Even the owners will get tired of They will conclude It’s better to be like everybody else and buy products of poor quality that last no more than a couple of years before hiving to be replaced by something nice and new. Christopher BUlopp Rail Merger Meet Slated JACKSONVILLE (UPH — At­ lantic Coast Lin. and Seaboard Airline Railroad officials, Inclu. ding presidents o f both compa­ nies, planned to cloie a two-day conference on a possible merger today. Plans for the merger were an­ nounced May It. The present meeting, which drew about 300 persons Wednesday, Is the largest held on the matter to date. I hung clothes in the trailer parks; and I siphoned opinions while the gas station man siphoned gas. And from this has emerged a loosely glued mosaic of political America. Perhaps it will hold tm through next week’s convention And perhaps not. But, summed up. the roots of tha Southern grasslands have sprouted this consensus: There will be a Democrat lo the White House—un­ less Sen. John F. Kennedy Is the Democratic nominee. In that case, the new President will be a Repub­ lican—Richard Nixon. Now, the folks who've told us this are oot political professionalft They expressed opinions as one docs around the family dinner tabic. They were not speaking for any specialized polls—o r clubs or sticks, for that matter. In fact, they had no idea they were speak­ ing “ for the record," for no notes were taken in their presence. We bad found strong Kennedy sentiment in the slates of the Southeast, especially so in Flor» Ida. But now we find largely deepO seated misgivings about Kennedy's fast approach to the finish line. Perhaps the off-duty postal clerk lumped together best the expres­ sions wa've heard the past several days. “ There are three things tbit's going lo defeat Kennedy if be Is nominated.” the mao said. “ He hasn't had enough experience in leadership that I can see, and w h a^ makes this wear so badly on KenV nedy is he’s so young-lookin' te boot.” The man paused and eyed me, aa If to check whether 1 was worthy of being conflded In. Then he lean­ ed over and laid, “ I'm not anti* Catholic, but the third point is re­ ligion. They say tbe religious issue was licked In West Virginia, but I know it hasn't been in our section. Folks just don’t talk about it o n the surface. . . . If nothing els# defeats Kennedy, his religion will." If Kennedy has his “ anti's’* in tbe South, so does Sen. Lyndon Johnson. And what’s more—right in bis own state of Texas. One newspaper editor put it this way: “ Johnson Is too conservative for the ultra liberals, and too lib­ eral for tbe ultra conservatives— and we have a lot of both in Texas." . Actually, to my surprise, there 1# almost as much moral support for Adlal Stevenson in this Lone Star State as there is for tbe lanky Sen­ ate majority loader, who heads to the convention as the “ favorite son.” But you can’t be too certain about politics ia Texas. I recall four years ago Cactus Jack Garner sitting down at bit table at his home te Uvalde and proposing: — •’TeO you what 1’U do. I’ D b e t * you a ease o f Jack Daniel that Stevenson will carry Texas.” Well, Ike took Texas te *5G, and I’ ve been kleking myself ever since. 1 had declined the bet. REDUCED T O CLEAR ENTIRE ST O CK GIRLS Swim Suits THERE'S REASON FOR PREFERENCE gardod altogether. Ba true to Cod. to yourself and ta others te pursuing your mission te Ufa and no amount o f criticism will over, dissuade you, much less atop you. “ Everyone te a contest abstains Bern oil thtega.” (1 Corinthians t:25) Taaeh me, O Jesus, te rise above petty criticism. All Sixes S To 14 Populir 9k$ Is x ls r i | m ll Pago 4— Thura. July 7, 1960 Be By BRNNBTT C U T At one of thooe lavish, cost-bedamned parties te Hollywood, ro­ u te s Cynthia Lindsay, the boat courted disaster when be bung cages o f white dovas overhead to tho ballroom for decoration. Tba warmth e f the lights confused the birds into thinking It was morn­ ing. and (bay started to lay eggs or tho guests. you can add to aav!n|< or open an account with ut ns late ns July 11 - and Hill earn dividends from July 1? Wa’rt actually handini you eleven free earnings days! Act now! When December 31,1960 rolls around, you’ll •harp sfull six months’ dividends with our other happy savers. D id y o u k n o w Wa. aar?- a ifc aUT zUtfiii 'ii w n r ' i i r COMPLETE WITH PLUG* Back from South Korea, a trav­ eler confides that Syngaua Shoe bad a most Influential post te tha and. lto was tha park commission- There will be n j million new the labor fares te the COOLER BOX TRAY AND DRAIN • • • Ho part of anymaterial, nows or sdvsrtiitag, of this edittoo of hi Isnfard Harold may bo reproduced te any meaner without rittea pstmkstea of the petoUhor of The Herald. Any individual Early For Best Selection BIG A L U M IN U M • oo The stingiest man in Lang Is­ land had nightly, violent fights with hU wifa that intrigued the whole neighborhood. One evening ha made ■ new aeries of accusa­ tions white standing te ftnot o f tha big picture window te their Uvtag room. Wifty suddenly aeltod aa iron poker and praparrd te throw U at b in . Tba tightwad bleached, threw a protective arm across tba window and Implored, “ Susan! Far heavaa’a tabs don’t miss met” Knit and Skirt Styles SHOP PENNEYS YOU’LL SAVE Current Rate te r Antutm REDUCED C L O S E . OUT PRICE �Thura. July T, 1980 —Page I Farewell Party Honors Departing Officers A nd Wives M iss Ernestine Claudette Carter Weds James Edg Scott In Home Ceremony Officers of the Sanford Naval Naval Air Station honored several departing nici. hors of VAH-3 with a farewell party, Friday, at SanUndo Springs. Those who will soon he leaving for new' duty stations are Lrdr. Tyler F. Dedrnan. Lcdr. Warren J. Hoeller, Lcdr. Donald J. Jar­ rell, Lcdr. Bruce K. Smith Jr., Lcdr. Bruce K. Smith J r„ Lcdr. Jesse W. Taft. Lt. Edward M. Wakrntan and CWO Chester A. Guerry. A variety of gifts were pre­ sented In the honnrers, each en­ graved with the recipient's name, squadron and date. Following a cocktail hour, the guests grilled steaks and served them with sal­ ads, corn on the rnh and rolls. Dancing and swimming was en­ joyed during the evening. Lcdr. Clifford Nelson was in charge of arrangements for the party. < ♦ The wedding of MU* Ernestine Claudette Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carter and James Edgar Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scott, of Roshamn, Texas, was solemnised, June 2S at 2 p. m. at the home of the bride's parents, on Celery Ave. The Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., pas­ tor of the First Raptist Church, officiated at the double-ring cere­ mony. The home was beautifully deco­ rated with arrangements of pink and white gladioli, lighted can­ delabra and potted palm*. A pro­ gram of recorded wedding music, including the traditional wedding march, was presented. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white chiffon and lace, featuring a white satin cummerbund. She earned a white Bible, topped with a corsage of white Pom Poms and centered with a white or­ chid. Miss Dorothy Carter, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a white embroidered dress and a purple orchid corsage, James II. Bycrt was best man Randy Coleman was honored on and serving as usher was Hayhis sixth birthday with an outdoor ward Carter, brother of the party at the home of his parents, bride. The maid of honor and best Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Coleman, 2629 Magnolia Ave. Games were played and prises man also served a* ring bearer*. The bride'* mother wore an ensemble of white cotton satin, interspersed with silver threads and a purple orchid corsage. Immediately following the cere­ mony a reception was held in the dining room. The refreshment table was centered with an ar­ rangement of pink and white gla­ dioli. A three tiered wedding cake and pink tinted punch was served Fourth Birthday Celebrated By Susan Lynn Ray Susan Lynn Ray, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. G. Troy Ray Jr., celebrated her fourth birthday, Tuesday afternoon, with a back yard party at the home of bar parents in Loch Arbor. Games were played and prisea won by Tommy hunter for pin­ ning the tall on the donkey and by Skip Faulkner for pitching the most clothes pins in a bowl. After all the gifts were opened, refreshments of ice cream and birthday cake were served to the young guests. Each one was also given a harmonica as a favor. Mrs. M. L. Raborn Jr., assisted Mrs. Ray with the serving. Susan was joined in the festive celebration by Boppi and Skip Faulkner, Mary Lynn and Deane Sorokowsky, Pat Oyler, Tommy Hunter, Beth Shoemaker and Steve and Brent Raborn. Sixth Birthday THE HONOREE, HOST and .tome of t h e guest* a r e pictured at the rvurprise party Riven for Harry Colbert at the .Meeks home. Left to r iR h t they are, Bobby June Berry, Diane BeHsley and Linda Williams, front row. Bnck row, Wayne Epps, Harry Colbert, the honoree, and Chuck Meeks, party host. (Herald Photo) *Former Sanford Resident Honored At Surprise Party Harry Colbert was guest of honor, thla weekend, at a sur­ prise party, given by Chuck Mrcks at his home on Summer­ lin Ave. Harry moved to Char­ lotte, N. C. last summer with hit family, Mr. and Mrs. P. li. Colbert and sister, Barbara. The honoree will be Chuck’a hnuseguest lor about 10 days, then Chuck will return to Char­ lotte to spend a week before leaving for Camp Rockmont for Boy a at Black Mountain, N. C. Wayne Epps, Linda Williams, .Diana Beasley and Myra Meeks assisted Mrs. Meeks in planning the party and Wayne helped to keep the party a surprise for the honored guest by inviting Harry and Chuck for s swim in his beautiful pool. When the group uss called back to the Colbert home, they were met at the door by a large group of friends saying "Welcome hack to Sanfutd." Dancing, badininlon, ping pong and plenty of “ dial­ ler” were enjoyed during ihe evening. Guests included Pam Jones, Sandy Rowell, liabi Odliain. JiU West, Bobby Jans Berry, Susan Celebrated By Randy Coleman |Church Sponsoring Roundup Program The Upsala Community Pres­ byterian Church Senior High Sun­ day School Class is sponsoring a summer roundup program. Num­ erous rail* were made to homes, this wrrk, In the Loch Arhor and New Upsala . a m . Those making calls this week were Mrs. Jack Roismsn, Mis* Carolyn Rice, Ned Julian and Robert Riser. A special meeting of the class will be held In the educational building of the church, July 13 at 7:30 p. m. All interested young people from the tilth grade up are Invited to attend. Whitmore. Vada Sioffer, J u d y Rumen. Beiiy Schuehemann. Joe Ann Nix, Diuhc Higginbotham, Linda Mills, Linda Sue Willliams, Carolyn Turner, Jane Haruard, Patty Glenn Johnson, Susan Tamny. Linda Williams, Diana Beasley, Myra Meeks. Jack Ivey, Chip Crawford. Johnny Phillips, Butch Riser. Boliliy Johnson, Donald MrMurray, David MacGlIlis, Jack Caolo, Tommy Hinson, Gary IIIsimp, Bobby Bolt, Robert Murie, Mike Abies, Billy Coleman, Bar­ ry Barks, Jimmy Tnuhy, Billy Lovelace and Wayne Epps. won by Carol Muse, for the bub­ ble blowing contest and by Fred­ die and Randy Coleman for pitch­ ing halls into a bowl. Favors of balloons and bubble gum were given to the guests and refreshments «f birthday rake and punch served. Mr*. Clyde Muse snd Mrs. Fred Tho­ mas assisted Mrs. Coleman with the entertaining and serving Tiiose attending were Billy liracey. Freddie ami Melanie Cole­ man, Wanda, Carol and Siurley Muse, Johnny Wyatt, Steve and Peter Grimes, Eddie snd Carol Wyatt, Fay and Linda Scott, Kay t'hanlcr amt tsc honoree. ’ Jr *•• y P&AADWtU MBS. JAMES EIXiAK Sf’OTr Oviedo Personals By MARIAN R. JONES Miss Hazel Wilson has returned to her job in Lot*' Beauty Shop after visiting her father in Louis­ ville, Ky. She said 'it waa too cold up in those mountains for ner, and was glad to get back to Fldnda. Mrs. Inca k a.rll is spending Members of the Congregational this wrek with her parents, Mr. Christian Church are planning an and Mra. E. P. Collins and bro­ ice cream and cake social for ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Saturday afternoon. The women Mrs. Amos Gerhard, at Lake­ will furnish homemade cakes and land. assist the Men'a Club, which Is Alford's Bed and While Grocery sponsoring Ihe event. Serving will start at 1 p. in. and continue throughout the after­ noon. No advanre tickets are be­ ing sold and the price is IS A change of hairdo gives a ernts for a gcncrouv serving of woman—or man—a refreshing lift. ice cream, cake and beverage. Proceeds will go toward Ihe Supplies of unused polio varcine purchase of a cooling system for total 2ti million doses. the church. Ice Cream Social RANDY to those present. Aasisting wtth the serving were Mrs. Rose Marie Carlton and Mrs. May Fite. After a wedding trip to Rosharon. Texas the couple will re. side in Sanford while the groom is stationed with VAH-T at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rallenger of Fern Park and James H. Byers of Key West. Planned Saturday and thrlr Dry Goods Store have moved Into tha newly remodeled Jonrs building, formerly occupied by the Post Office, M in Betty Beaatey, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beasley, return! to her job in Denver, Colo. Thurs­ day. She has hern enjoying visit­ ing former classmates and other fnendi while hrre. Betty ia think­ ing of becoming a real Westerner and making her home out thereT the reason, a young fellow from Nebraska but working in Dcnvarl (She really cams home to tell her folks and he went home to tell hii.) Mrs. U. II. Walker Is quite happy these days. Her son. Wal­ ter, with the Air Force in Topeka, Kan., ia home for thirty days, his first trip home in two yeeri Mr. and Mrs. E. Jack Boyd, 116 Hays Dr., announce the birth of a T lb. daughter, July 1 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name, Tarri Rae. Mrs. Boyd U the former Joyce Ray Rock, daughter of Sgt. and Mra. Leo Rock. Paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mra. X. L. Boyd of Fredericksburg, Va., Mr. Boyd la attached to VAH-I, sta­ tioned at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. and Mra. R. T. Warruo have returned from a pleasant two weeka vacation at Bellealr Beach, Fla. Mra. X. Paul Sima and daugh­ ters, Carol Ana and Cathy Jean, arrived lor a |wo week visit with her parents, Rev. end M n . C. M. Seale St their home, lit Pinecrest Drive. Rev. Seale la the paalor of the Christian and Mis­ sionary Alliance Church la San­ ford and M n . Sim'i husband ia the pastor of tha First Methodist Church ia Chaster, IU. MRS. LEWIS TAMNY, right is shown receiving it farewell gift from Mrs. Richard Glecson, president o f the NAS Officers’ Wives CIuli, at a tea given in her honor. CHEVY RECONDITIONING CLINIC HELPS Mrs. Lewis Tamny Honored icers Wives o f' |r, " *: *' ir. he id a — green and while color theme, using a profusion of while gardenlas, and other flowers. A renterpiece of gladoli and white pom poms graced the main serving la­ ble. Refreshment! nf assorted tea sandwiches, petit fours, inrrinsues, lea and coffee were served lo the guests. Pouring were Mrs. A. E. Gustav son, Mrs. A. R. Smith, Mrs. E. I). Nunnery and Mrs. R. H. Fine. The committee in charge of ar­ rangement! included Mrs. R. W. Slye, Mrs. P. D .' Mitchell. Mrs. • R. E. Stutsman, Mrs. Richard Church Calendar IKE OUR Q S USED CARS BETTER BUYS Gleason. Mrs. O. 11. Phillips. Mrs B. C. Hamilton, Mra. R. C. Wood, Mrs. E. M. Michael and Mrs rV;, V v.,s About 100 navy and civilian friends railed between the ap­ pointed hourt of 2 and 4 p. m. Mrs. Gleason, president of the NAS Officer's Wives Club, pre­ sented Mrs. Tamny with a silver miniature Revere bowl, as a fare­ well gift. In accepting the beau­ tiful memento, Mrs. Tamny thanked ber many frirnds and ex­ pressed her appreciation to all who made this such a memorable occasion for her. THURSDAY Good Shepherd Lutheran Church council meatiog • p. m. at the parsonage. I • » Cote SUMMINT CUM-and tatty ftSucmt'hteSilM-MlhlGUMhsipi ; you central your epp it it cut : do*n on food intake- tir*k you roducr safely, limply, and surely— without t'rtftuivi d»»t. trtrtttf. or |dit! Jewelry ••• reg. from 1.00 to 8.00 Now .Me Foatoria Glassware • • • pattern closeouts Stems 3.25 to 5.25 on m Is for .99e Get SUM-MINT GUM today! CknMeUy tsttedyft-w eSwrirt. ilH AM Doll Clothes marked at clone out prices! h Dinnarware - • * marked down Vj of their regular price! T h en ’s a lot m an to raconditioainf n Meed car then checking the aperk plugs. Before the O K sticker goee o e a e a r n take as e trade-in on • near Chevy, that ear gate the works. W e do our beet to make aura yam the ftillest nee o f the thnueaoda o f unused miles ia the weed eat you buy. That’s why we welcome tho periodic visits of Chevrolet’s Mobile Reconditioning Clinic. This week, a wagonloed o f enperte end equipment ie here at our dealership helping ue to keep up lo date on tha meal efficient procedures ia reconditioning. Our mac hanice put the factory-recommended peoosdaros to work ia our reconditioning ebon to fivo oar ouotomaio the beat uaod ears and trucks ia to era. Tha O K cymbal which appears only on oars wo oalaot as tha arenas o f tho crop h your aaeuranoo o f full, honest value. Come in. See whet we do and bow K EA SY CARE Everything’s new about P en M y’g new to n g woven eotton gingham* I N ew Scotchgard($ stain repellent fin ish I N ew bold plaids in deep autumnal colorings — ligh t* wed with dainty trims or a stroke o f bright color in the plaid itself! Wash *a w ear, little er oo iron! Sizes 3 to 8a and T te Id . Mooreaville Outstaading values lu every department! L IG G E T T TOUCHTON 114 MAGNOLIA AVE. CALL PA 1-1 MS 2nd & Palmetto SANFORD, FLA FA 2-0711 ! �w*~ MttBMMHBwWOMwgg Oonfari Wte Pirates Dominate CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I)-S tan liuslal o f tha St. Louis Cardlnail brake atlU another reeord to* day when he wai named to the National League All-Star squad for UM 17th time, but the Pittaburgh Plralea dominated the team with eight membera. The St-year-old Mualal waa breaking bin own mark for the greateat number of AU-Star se­ lection*. Tad WlUlama of Boalon, who waa named to the American League aquad thia week for the llth time, holde the AL piark. Muilal's aelecllon thla time apfeared a heavy aentlmental choice, for the once-fabuloua ' ‘man" haa only a ->7t batting average with juat four home runa. The Cardinal atar waa among IS pitcher* and reaervea named berth* for pitcher* Boy Face. Bob Friend and Vern Law, catch­ er Smokey Burge**, i ahortitop Dick Groat, and outfielder Bob Clemente. The Brave* and St. Loufi Car­ dinal* had five place* each, the Dodger* four, Cincinnati and San Franclico three each, and Chica­ go and Philadelphia only one each. The lone Cub aelected wa* ahortitop Ernie B a n k a , the league'* top home run hitter with 24 who waa elected to atart. P aned by waa outfielder Richie Aihburn, former league batting champion currently hitting .324. The aquad include* 13 holdover* from lait year'* aquad, Ineluding Muilal, Willie Maya of the Giant* and Ed Mathew* of the Brave*, to tha team by manager Waller Alaton of the world champion Ix>* Angclea Dodger*, who will man­ age the aquad againil the Ameri­ can League in the two game*— at Kanaaa City July II and at New York July 13. The eight atartera for each league were picked by ballot of the major-league player*, and wera announced laat Sunday. The Milwaukee Bravea domi­ nated that array by landing four atartlng bertha, but the Brave* received only one more place today and thua top honora went to tha Pirate*, a* befit* the leagueleading team. In addition to fecond baieman DUl Materotkl and outfielder Bob Skinner, who were elected to atart, the Pirate* alio received each appearing for the eighth time, and Hank Aaron of the Brave*, appearing for the aeventh time. Ten player* will be appearing in the mid-season dasilca for the first time. The aquad: P ilcb e n : Bob Buhl, Milwau­ kee; Elroy Face, Pittaburgh; Bob Friend, Pittsburgh; Bill Henry, Cincinnati; Larry Jackaon, St. Loula; Vernon Law. Pittaburgh; Mike McCormick, San Franclico; Lindy McDaniel, St. Louii; John­ ny Podrci, Lo* Angclea; Stan William*, Los Angele*. Catcher*: Ed Bailey. Cincinna­ ti; Smokey Burge**, Plttsburgh; Del Crandall, Milwaukee. Inflelders: Joe Adcock, Milwau­ Bait Bex Indians Trounce Greyhounds, 13-1 vsrted from a first sicker to a Uy I'KTsJK HUH A At. Thera era al* different way* to laftls, took over but left after tall tha atory o f what happened walking two, wild pitching one run to Lloyd Brown and hi* Sanford over, and allowing Lanier a shot Greyhound* before S52 expectant slnglo that brought over two more fnna at tha otadlum Wednesday runs. Dario Segul stopped the night but they all add up to the rally. 8egul was racked for a tremen­ aame thing— the Hound* were couadly, aoundly, and humiliating­ dous 400 foot homer over the ly trounced by a IS to 1 score that center field wall by Elwain with ona aboard in tba fourth but pitchwaa awful to behold, Even though the Hounda entered ad hitlaas ball in the fifth, siaTh, the tilt against the first half alghth, and ninth. The Indians champions with five win* in ais got to him fo r three runs on three second half starts, there were hits in tha seventh, however, and many o f tha "regular*” who had that wound up the scoring. While all this was going on, Jim their fingera craned because the first time that the Indian* cams South, a tired looking right-hander to town in the first half, thay who haa bean on a 10-day honey­ moon, waa actually playing with swamped tha Hounda, 18 to 1. the Hounds as though he meant That the < finger-crossing bit it. wasn’t a bad Idea waa obvlouf Ha abioluteiy atillad big Billy Whan tha first inning ended with Bryan whota two homers Tues­ the Indiana smacking their lip* day night lighted up tha field. Ha ever four run* scored on four blanked usually dependable Ken ftita and a pair o f walks. Harrelaon and Pat Silk, holding And, when the third frame them hitless in four trips, and ended with the Indiana adding an- allowed .672 hitter Frank Cipriani 'Other four, scored o f f throe hurl- a Iona blngle in four trips. era, it was pretty obvloua that Willie Duke* touched him for a Iba rout Waa on. single in the sixth, later scoring Not to take anything away from on Hinojosa's single to center al­ (he first half champv, but even though by rights Dukes should they will admit that they might have been retired at second on .h ave come out o f tho first inning Harrelson's roller to third except •with n lone run except fo r two o f that Parker threw the ball into - tho daredeat hopping balla o f the the ground at second. Mason. The Hounds bad four measly Beotia Bailey, tho grlaaled Hound hits going into the ninth when leftie/ had hla usual luck—another they filled the bases on a two bass extremely rough though pretty error by Jack Parker and two well pitched first Inning. Here's walks before Bob Peres, pinch-hithow it went: Lanier opened with ting fo r Segui, struck out to end • sharp hit toward third, tha bail the game. bouncing out o f reach at the last The Hounds will be in Lakeland second instead o f winding up in tonight and in Daytona Beach Fri­ Willie Dukes' glove for what day night, Saturday night tha Is­ would have keen an easy out at landers will be at tba Stadium fir s t John Parker followed, with a while Sunday night finda tha •ingle to left, going o s to second Hounds' ancient rival*, tha Or­ . on the throw to third. Dangeroua lando Dodgers, in town. It will ; Gordon Lund was walked to fill be "Ladles Night," with all worn, . the sacks with none away. en admitted free when accom Here Bailey’s control faltered as panlad by a paid adult admission. ha carefully pitched to tho equal> |y dangeroua Jack Parker who . walked, forcing on* run over. •Ken Elwein fanned. Gene Bates' 1 shot toward first, ordinarily n aura out and ovan a double play hall. Instead bounded Into right EUGENE, Or*. <UP1) — The , field, scoring two. Doby drove one best decathlon field aver to be paat Dukea at third to bring in assembled will awing into action ‘ tha fourth run before Givens waa hare Friday a* competition get* o u t pltchar to first. under way In the National AAU Tho Indiana fall on Bailey In meet—with tha top three men the third, Jack Parker opening alated to go to the Rome Olym •with • single to left, winding up pics. an second when Cipriani hobbled Headlining the cast ara Refer • (be ball Juat enough, Elwein filed Johnson, Southern California Strid•ut to center but Bates singled to ara; Dave Edstrom, University o f right, scoring Parksr, going to Oregon; and K. C. Yang, UCLA, •ocond on tbo throw, Doby walked Yang, from Formosa, is not eli­ - gnd ao did Bailey, to the showers. gible to repreient United 8tates In . » Young D ob Reed, being eon- Rome. Top Decathlon Field Slated ONLY 18 CALORIES TO THE SPOONFUL X V isit scenic Savannah-home o f D ixie Crystals Sugar 1 AB R H RBI 8 2 3 2 8 2 2 0 BOB STUBBINGS > 1 9 0 Tha Florida Game and Trash 4 4 2 3 Water Fiih Hyacinth Control Divi­ 4 1 2 3 sion held their first annual picnic S 1 2 3 for personnel and their families 4 1 2 1 at Wilbur Brewer's Camp Semi­ 4 1 0 0 nole last Friday afternoon. About 4 0 0 0 SS people converged on the camp 40 13 13 12 to devour barbecued chicken and AB R H RBI Sanford watermelon, and to enjoy swim­ 0 0 Sisk, cf 4 0 ming and skiing. Dukes, 3b 4 1 1 0 After the festivities were over, 4 0 1 0 Cipriani, if Wilbur introduced me to Warren 4 0 0 0 Harrelson, lb Land, and Bill Woods, field superHinjosa, rf 4 0 1 1 •rvlior and director, respectively, 4 0 0 0 Bryan, c for the hyacinth control division, 2 0 0 0 Chavarria, 2b and we somehow got Involved in 3 0 1 0 Arroyo, as this hyacinth question. 0 0 0 0 Bailey p After a few rather pointed allu­ 0 0 0 0 Reed, p sion* about newsmen mispresanlSegul, p s 0 0 0 lng hi* cause, Warren explained z Perea 1 0 0 0 the point of contention of the peo­ 33 1 4 1 x—fanned, base* full, for Segul in ple in the hyacinth division. Peo­ ple are raising ao much criticism 9th 404 200 300-13 about the hyaelnth situation in Lakeland 000 001 0 00- 1 the east and west pass, he said Sanford "but they put the btamo on us when it actually isn't our respon­ sibility. T i l l * milunderstanding puts an undeserved black mark on the hyacinth control division." The area from Lake Monroe south la the responsibility o f tha South Florida Flood Control, he By United Press International caplained, and from Lake Monroe Sanford maintained It* one- north it is the responsibility of game lead in the Florida State the Corps of Engineers. Basically, navigable waterways I-eagus Wednesday night, but tha rare tightened up with four teams are the responsibility of the Corps of Engineers and the Flood Con­ knotting Into a second-placa1tie. The Greyhound* Joit to Lake­ trol Group. The State Game and land, 13-1, the Indians closing in Frash Water Fish Commissions from two gams* back to only ona, Hyacinth Divlilon is responsible Tampa and Patatka both lost to for public lakes and semi-public hang on* gams back, tha Tarpon* lakes, but assists either of the losing to vDaytona Beach ft-4 and .other two groups on request, or T* " * 1 1 the Redlcgg failing before Orlando 3-2. 8L Petersburg defeated Lees­ burg |-4 in the night's other gam*. Daytona broke loose for five runs In the first against Tampa, two of- them on a doubts by catcher Pat Foley. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Tha Pattsrson-lngsmar Lefty Mike Thornton was the third Floyd big man in the Orlando win, set­ Johansson bout and a middle­ ting Palatka down with three weight title bout between Gen* hits. He struck out nlno and both Fullmer and Sugar Ray Robinson may be brought to I.oa Angclea runs o ff him ware unaarnad. Pitching waa tha key to tha nest fall, the California Athletic St. Pate win, too. New York Commission indicated today. Yankee bonus hurler Lou Konyha Feature Sports Inc., which pro­ won his seventh straight for tba moted the second Patterson-Johansion fight In Naw York and Saints. than complained ovar lack o f po­ lice protection, disclosed it had applied for a license to stage the "rubber" meeting between the pair at the vast Loi Angclea Coli­ seum. A state Athletic Commis­ BUFFALO, N. Y. (U P I)— Ha sion hsaring on tha application la vans may shift It* International scheduled for July 10. League franchl** to Jersey City, A t the same time the United N. J., "within the nest 10 days" Press International learned that and sat up the possibility o f three tha Olympic Boaing Club, local major league teams in tha New promoters, ara dickering for the York metropolitan area again, ac Fullmsr-Roblnaon bout as tha cording to tha Buffalo Evening firat tslsviaion show o f tha fall News. season to be staged by Madison Cy Kritaer, who covers the Buf­ Square Garden fo r lie new TV a f­ falo Biaons for tha Evening Nswa, filiation (A B C ). said Wednesday a shift o f Hava na'a International Lsaguo fran­ chise to Rooaovalt Stadium was in tha making and "could taka place within ten days." Tha move would probably "be dictated by the Cincinnati Redlegs who hava a heavy Investment in baseball talent on tho Havana ros­ ter," Kritaer said. According to Krltaar, tho mov ing would be juat a preliminary which would sto a major reshuf­ fling o f International League fran­ chise in an effort to form a third major league. Lakeland Lanier, rf Jon Parker, 2b Lund, as J. Parker, 3b Elwein, If Batca, lb Doby, c Givens, cf South, p Sanford Holds Lead In FSL Heavy Title Bout May Be Held In LA Havana May Shift IL Franchise FOB OQATINB FAN! Modal No. 1114 M V - - <jit Iftpliisss w iiS iiS ii ^ *I^ *H*• n t Haro's tho ported gift for Mary boating enthusiast This h in diom 2-band radio l«U you tuna in tho "talk of tho too"...or lots you onjoy ail your favorite mu­ sic and news programs,10tubo performance. • • matchad translitari, I tbannister, plus I diode* MABINt BANDi lh !p -to*h l»- ia s M O T s s s s % B O W IIN B S COOL FU N ! E n jo y COOL FUN all sum* tner long! How? By bowling in tbo oip-rontHtWpyl com­ fort of your locnl "Magic Trianglo" bowling canter. You'll find ploMMt our* roundings, friendly Borneo, nnd tho boot in bowling equipment by AMF! It'a ideal summer fun auay from tho cun. So......... aoat wNtot wu hi tut regular wrooocasts. Other Channel Master Transistor Radios from $29.95 j / sin S E M IN O L E T V and RAD IO SERVICE A rt. «. Ale Cooditteoad Frso Nartery JET L A N E S F A 2*4111 will aaiume control on public de­ mand. An example of this Warren explained, is the Wekiva. The Hy­ acinth Control Division has always sprayed the Wekiva but in theory it is not responsible for it. Lets make sure that when we raise criticism we know whom we are criticising, and similarly, let's put credit where credit is due. * • • Wilbur Brewer tells m* that the Wekiva is up about It inches and tba catfish are really hitting on worm* and mussel*. • • • The Chuluota Sportsmen's Club Is gating land eitared and leveled in the proceis of setting up a shoot­ ing range. The range will accom ­ modate pistol archers as well as rifle, piatol and shotgun advo­ cate*. U.S. Hopes Rest On Palmer Now ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI) —If an American ia to win the centennial British Open golf championship, it looks like Arnold Palmer will have to do it. The 30-year-old U. S. Open king from Ligonier, Pa., emerged as America's only strong challenger when he shot a first round threeunder-par 33-33-70 Wednesday, leaving him three shot* back of the leader, Roberto Devlcenio of Mexico. Gene Sarascn, tha 51-year-old gentleman farmer who bad played so well in the two qualifying rounds Monday and Tuesday, soared lo a 18-over-par 83 on the St. Andrews old course and de­ jectedly withdrew from the tour­ nament. The two other Yanks who quali­ fied for the 73-bole tournament proper fared poorly on the open­ ing round. Bill Johnston of Provo, Utah, shot a 36-38-73 and Jack Isaacs, the civilian pro at Lang­ ley (V a.) Air Forts Bate, had a 34-41-77. Red Skelton haa cancelled a pro ictad ovarstas tour that would *ve asen him taping ahowa in Tokyo ond Moscow. { Oners Rood . (N avy Boao I t ) Joot O ff I f f . IT - M FA 1-7643 Fag® 8—Thurs. JuTy 7, 196# Florida Mate League W. L. Pet. Gte SANFORD .714 — Lakeland .371 1 Orlando .371 1 Palatka .571 1 .371 1 Tampa .429 m Daytona Beach Leesburg .884 3 .284 3 St. Petersburg By United Preaa Interaattenal National League W. L. Pet- GB Pittsburgh 44 28 .814 .. . Milwaukee 40 33 .344 SH San Francisco 39 35 .327 7 Los Angeles 38 37 .307 Stt St. Louis 3* 34 -.300 9 Cincinnati 35 39 .473 11 Philadelphia 33 44 .431 IS Chicago 28 43 .403 IS lliu n d a y ’s Probable Pitchers St. Louis at San Francisco — Jackson (9-8) vs Jones (10-7). Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night —Mizell (4-3) VI O'Toole (4-8). Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night—Short (4-4) vt Spahn (7-5). Chicago at Los Angelas, night— Freeman (3-0) vs Dryadale (3-10). American League W. L. Pet. GB New York 44 27 .620 . . . Cleveland 42 29 .302 2 Baltimore 43 34 .570 3 Chicago 40 34 .341 514 Detroit 34 36 .472 tots Washington 33 36 .463 11 Kansas City 28 45 .384 17 Boston 26 47 .336 19 Thursday's Probable Pitchers Kansas City at Detroit—Laraen (0 4 ) va Mossl (5-6). Chicago at Cleveland, night — Pierce (6-4) va Perry (9-3), New York at Baltimore, night —Turley (5-1) va Pappaa (7-5). Washington at Boston, 2, twinight—Pascual (7-3) and Fischer (3-4) vs Sullivan (3-9) and De­ lock (2 3). League Leaders Natiooal League Player A Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Maya, S.F. 73267 66 104 .362 larker, L.A. 39174 23 60 .343 Groat, Pgh. 75326 30 106 .323 Clmnte, Pgb. 71268 46 83 .323 Aihburn. Chi. 73273 36 86 .320 White. St.L. 75298 43 93 .318 Adcock, MU. 61226 25 7t .311 Skinner, Pgh. 74284 37 88 .310 Walters, Phila. 67238 30 73 .307 Kirkland. S.F. 75275 33 83 .302 American League Gentile, Balt. 71117 33 39 .333 Runnels, Bin. 71280 49 93 .332 Maris, N.Y. 66235 33 S3 .323 Mlnoso, Chi. 74280 44 90 .321 Smith, Chi. 73 292 40 89 .316 Kuenn, Clave. 67237 44 81 JtS Lopes, N.Y. 37184 33 38 .313 Skowron. N.Y. 65248 24 77 .310 Power. Cleve. 63233 32 76 J06 Piersall, Cleve. 62919 37 63 .297 Geiger, L*n. 60193 24 33 .297 R u m Batted In American League—Maria, Yan­ kees 61; Gantile, Orioles 37; Skow­ ron, Yankees 31: Hanaen, Orioles 31; Mlnoso, White Sox 30. National League—Banks, Cubs 74; Mays, Giants 44; Aaron, Braves 43; Cepeda, Giants 54; Clemente, Pirates S3. Heme Rum American Ltagne— Maris, Yan­ kees 27; Lemon, Senators 20; Mantle, Yankees 20; Held, Indians 15; Williams, Red Sox 14; Colavito, Tlgeri 14. National League—Banka, Cubs 23; Aaron, Bravea 22; Boyer, Cards 19; Mays, Giants 18; Ma­ thews, Braves 18; Cepeda, Giants 16. Pitching American League—Coates, Yan­ kees 94); Daley, Athletics 12-4; Perry, Indians 9-3; Staley, White Sox 9-3; Slobbs, Senators 8-2; Grant. Indian* 8-2. Natiooal League ... Roebuck, Dodgers 8-1: WUIlams, Dodgers 9-2; Law, Piratea 11-3; Farrell, Phila 8-2; Buhl, Bravea 8-3. CARLOS BETO (left) o f Brazil and Glauco Tomaaln o f Italy perform some fancy footwork for tho possession o f the ball in the International Soccer League match at tho Polo Grounds in New York. Tho team from Rio do Janeiro beat the Italian team, 4*0. Maris Slams 27th Homer To Aid Yank Victory; Pirates Lead By 5# United Press International Did you catch Roger Maris and Bob Skinner in that ineak pre­ view of the All-Star game? You should have bccauie it was a smash hit all the way around. Maria and Skinner will be on opposite side* in the All-Star game at Kama* City next Tues­ day and they still may be on oppoii'e sides come World Scries lime next fall. Mari* helped the Yankee* wid­ en their American League lead to two gamea when he hit his 27th homer Wednesday night in a 5-2 victory over the Oriole*, while Skinner put the Pirates 3W game* ahead in the National League with an inslde-the-park grandslam homer that routed the Reds, 5-2. The homer by Maris, off loier Skinny Brown, moved him seven games ahead of Babe Ruth’ s rec­ ord 1927 time-table. Clctia Boyer also homered againil the Orioles, who were held to seven hits by Whltey Ford, now 3-5. In the game between the Pi­ rates and Red*. Cincinnati led 1-9 behind Bob Purkey until the eighth inning when Pittiburgh tied the score on a single and three walks.'Facing reliever Bill Henry, Skinner then lent a sink­ ing liner to left field which rolled all the way lo the wall as Wally Post made a futile attempt at a ahoeatring catch. Rookie Tom Cheney was the winner. Gui Bell and Ed Bailey homered for the Red*. The White Sox deieated the In­ dian*. 7-5, the Senators downed the Red Sox, 4-0, and the Atb- ietiea beat the Tiger*, 8-4. in other American League games. In the National League, t h * 9 Phillies humbled the graves, 8-3, in 10 Inning*, the Dodger* wai* loped the Giants, 10-0, and tho Cub* crushed the Cardinals, 10-L Roy Sievcrs* two-run homer in the ninth innitig and Gerry Sta* ley's neat relief chore enabled the White Sox to defeat the Indiana. Rookie left-hander Jack Krallck hurled the Senator* to their vit*Mj lory over the Red Sox with n four-hitter. Washington won tho game with a four-run rally in tho first inning. Knuckleballcr Bud Daley won his 12th game for the A'* by lim­ iting the Tigers to six hits. Kan* tea City erased a 4-3 deficit by scoring two runs olf loser Frank Lary in the eighth. Gene Conley of the Phila com* pleted a pitcher's dream in beat* A ing the Bravea for hit fifth trl* umph. He not only pitched two hitless innings in relief but alto tigged loser Don McMahon for a three-run homer with two out in the 10th for the clincher. Pitcher Stan William* and Frank Howard each slammed thrcc-run homtrs for the Dodgers against the Giants. Norm Sherry added to the slugging show wills a two-run h o m e r . W illiam s^ stopped San Franclico on t h r e e ^ hit*. George Altman drove In sin runs with a pair of homers for the Cuba ana Ernie Banka ao* counted for three more with hit 23th homer In the carnage ngainat the Cards. Unanswered Phones Cost Pilot Killed As Jet Crashes MONEY! JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — A Navy pilot killed Tuesday when his jet plane crashed near Starke has been identified aa I.t.(J.g.) Robert James Davit Jr. He waa the son of Mr. and Mr*. Robert James Davis, Guadala­ jara, Mexico. CALL FA 2-8627 CUT RATE LIQUORS BVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT Reg. 8349 R * f -8448 Smirnoff $ 9 6 9 Vodka «#»* * THREE FEATHERS 8 fur 811-99 Rag. 8449 R. H. 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VrraB STANDARD SERVICE Reg. $4.88 Echo Spring Old Hickory Old SUgg Bourbon Deluxe ~ fleinchnuna Sunnybrook ST A T IO N at Park Ava. ft 2nd St. 4 # 8th An Added Feature — 8 for 9U.41 Reg. 4441 GILBEY’S $979 GIN CUT RATK ON ALL BOBS INCLUDING PINTS A HALF-PINTS C m 5th Mechanic On Only §1 nil "B R IN G US Y O U R T RO U BLES" I y �sir* fe n tr r l Thur*. July T, 1960— Page 7 E rrant (bsjah G hby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A B B V : I am 19 and last year I fell in love with a wonderful person. We met in the Public Library. We seemed to click immediately. He met my parents but 1 never met his as he was from out of town. He gave me an engagement ring, but every time 1 mentioned our future plans he would clam up. My father did some checking and found out my “ fiance'' was married. When 1 told him what I knew, he admitted it. He said he tried to tell me several times, but he didn't have the nerve. He said they had no children and he was trying to get a divorce. 1 told him I never wanted to see him again. He keeps calling me at work and begging me to see him. I am heartsick over this, Abby, because I still care for him. Should I see him? RED-EYED er quoted something from the Bible prov­ ing that in biblical time men used to help wives with the dishes. Do you know where I can find such a passage? My husband says I must have dreamed it. ROSE DEAR ROSE: You are possibly refer­ ring to II Kings 21:13: “ . . . and I will wdpe Jerusalem as a man wipeth a dish, wiping it, and turning it upside down." • • • • DEAR ABBY: I am getting the repu­ tation for being the “ meanest mother on the block” because I don’ t allow my 11year-old son to stay up and watch horror movies on TV. His two plavmntes can watch those programs. My child is ridi­ culed because o f it. and so am I. How do other mothers handle this problem. Abbv? MEANEST MOTHER DEAR RED-EYED: If there is any­ thing this fellow is not short on — it’s NERVE. It takes nerve for a married man to court a girl. It took colossal nerve to give you an “ engagement’’ ring. And when you told him you were through, he sum­ moned un the nerve to call you and beg you to change your mind. Don’t see him. He has obligations (unfulfilled) else­ where. • Television DEAR MOTHER: You are responsible for raising your son. not the neighbor­ hood—so don’t be influenced by what the “ other kids” can do. When youngsters boast that they have “ permission"— in­ vestigation usually reveals that thev simply are not supervised. My hat la o ff to you, Mother. • • • If you want a personal renly from Abby, write to her in care of this paper and enclose a stamned. «e1f-»ddre*sed envclope. She answers ALL letters. * DEAR ABBY: About twenty years ago I heard a sermon in which the preach- THURSDAY P. M. 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Beiidei being a suecaiiful faihion designer, aha ii a wife and mothar. Cuming to New York from tha daap (aa ahe put la, "deep, but daap") South, aha atudied art and dcaign in New York and Paria. Her firat Job in dealgning waa aa an aaalatant to Natacha Itam. va (remambar h er?) whose clientele waa both exclualve and eccentric. Mildred Orrick worked in theater ilealgn, ahe waa a fa . ahion iliuatrator fo r a faihion magaalne, and then ahe want to Savanth Avenue, where all ia faahton. Sha deaigned cocktail dreaaaa, atreet dreiaea, and aportawear for famoua “ name" houaea. During thia period aha waa claaaifitd aa an American Dealgntr, and ahe aaya, "1 hopa that meani a clear, freah un-neurotlc approach to Fashion Design." Mildred Orrick then made an- Little Known Jungle Tribe Returns Home After Taste Of Civilization ^ ASUNCION, Paraguay (U P D Twenty p a le-fa ced Guayakt In­ diana have returned to the trackIcaa Junglea of Eaatcrn Paraguay after a six-month taata of civili­ sation. Their atsy gave scientists r. rare opportunity to atudy the little known trlbo whose only cul­ ture baa not moved beyond the stone age. The Guayakla appeared early & th ii year at the village o f Torin, ^200 miles east of Asuncion, with a request for shelter and supplies. They were cordially received by the official Indian Protective AssocisUon, but appear to have de­ cided they perfer their own primiUva ways to modern civilisation. A long history of mistreatment by the white man has made the Guayakt extremely war)*, and members of the tribo seldom van^ tu re outaide their forest strong•hold*. Thp tribo la dwindling and ia now belltved to number no more than 1,000. The little that ia known of them indicates they aro nomadic hunt­ ers who roam tho Jungles ia small parties, subduing on tha gamo they can kill and tha highlyprised honey o f various species of bees. They do no farming, nor ^do they domesticate animals Ocxeapt for an occasional parrot or coati (South American raccoon) which serves aa a watchdog for their hunting camps. Th-y build no permanent shelters, although thty occasional­ ly Interlace branches to form a protection against heavy rain. TU« art of pottery, character­ istic o f the moat ancient culturei of the new world, ia unknown to the Guayakt. They have master­ ed ropemaking, and fashion cordi of palm fibers and monkey hairs to use in transporting haavy kills like tapirs or wild boars. Some tribal chieftains wear con­ ical capa of Jaguar akin trimmed with monkey tails, but for the most part the Guayakia roam tha forests nude. Paraguayan ethnologist Oscar Ferreira describes the Guayakla aa “ short (averaging about 3 feel in height) but extraordinarily strong, happy, with attractive faces and peculiarly whlto skin, probably accentuated by their life in tho sunless depths of tha Jungle.” “ The men go about nude, with no adornment other than bluatinted tattoos on their shouklers and arms . . . “ Ferreira aaya. “ Tba women paint tbemselvts blue, and commonly wear neck­ laces of monkeys' teeth, strung by the hundreds on palm fibers." DAILY CROSSWORD 2. Hollywood la ea a u M 4. Number B. Rupees febbr.) •.Replaced T. Harangue f . Musical •.Kind o f battery 11. Dilutes 3 1 Mack vulture l l Story 14. rrsM eto (Brit.) • 1 .0 VIt e n d a S r * * S 3 3 U . ta r on* IT. Girts name SO. Kuala mote BLfUrar-oude dipra ulnae Rg. Except that R lH a w k * “ ***■■14. Thu* lA F ru ite (H.X.) I& Y s ilM h a tet M g m m atite f . tr.e s ••.Caches ••.Weight (Nath.) alow (a t m ) • t Spate (abbr.) pa Hanoa S4. 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She wears rathar tiiia (1) Truth er caaa*«u*a**e It) Love or Life casual clothev and alwaya wears ( !) H**tU«* Oun a small bow o f black ribbon in 11:11 1! ) It Could Be Toe (4) neerch For Tomerrew her hair. She la married to an 4ay I.ove That Boh architect and lives in an old l ! :4 l l l ) Ouldlag Light brownstone house in New Y’ork lilt (*l Kuala I>t .van .cope (like met). She aaya, “ I have de­ About Facea cided that In aplto o f falling call­ 1:14 ((5) !) Media ing* and roof repairs, this is the 1:1# e0e Aa The World Ti.rna moat pleasant way to live in the •») Kan Ktandecu Ural rity." Seven goldfish seem to like 1:41 (2) To l>e Annuunred S;IS (I i quean For A Day it alto. They lira in the back yard III Full Circle and aro tho hobbies o f her husband (•) par la Caere ( ! ) Loretta Toung Show l i l t and youngest daughter. Mrs. Or­ (4) llouta Party rick aaya aha la ao busy with (It Oala Otorm Job, house and family and "work­ Ill* (It Tuung Dr. Maleaa (I ) * Millionaire ing her children’s way through ((SI !) M Meat tna Clack l Theae Moats Fr ro llfg t" that ahe can’t have hob­ 1:1* ( ! ) From "indict la Toera ( l l Va bies, but ah* loves to gardan. “ I (It Who D* Tou Treat think,” aha aaya, “ I have a green 4:44 (7) Comedy Pleyheuia III Brlahitr Day thumb." Gardening in Naw Y’ork (t ) American gandatead City ia fun. m i (I) Hecrat Storm Kdea or M an' Htra la a career woman who ap­ 4:1# (Cl ( ! ) Adrcnturo Time proaches her Job with understand­ iita Thr’ e'l Sleegee ing and aha hat auch a delightful (Si Popaya Playhouae personality, It thowa in her da- iiia (*) Rln Tin Tin algnat (I) Roy Rogera DO you AlWAY* HAVE TO BRINS JUNK HOM l? By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (U P li — Roll up the sleeves o f my lah coat, purh a*ide some teat tubes and place “ Dlegnnaia Unknown" under my little old microscope. My finding: Thia onr-hour mys­ tery-detective aerie*, which opened on CBS-TV Tueiday night with a atory called, "A Cafe o f Radiant Wine,’’ auffered from an nverdove of informality, people, detachment and plot-padding. The aeries, a summer replace­ ment for Garry Moore’a varietyhour, aim* at ahowing how civilfan pathologist*, winking in a well • equipped laboiatnry, ran help the police solve sticky casr* through science. It's probably a gripping teallife occupation but in Tuesday night'a ahow, theie waa ton much evidence that curlicue* were inaerted limply to kill time, display rulrneis and. I suppose, to hypo the atory. What came out wai a long, drippy funnel of molaise*. The Mar o f the *hnw ia Dr. Daniel Coffee, played by Patrick O'Neal who sports a little leaguescaled Fidel Castro beatd, speaks softly, aptblea around with im­ pressive authority, lie* a pleating imila and a quiet sense of humor. And he’s handy mil dar dukef, too. He i* assisted by the prettyyoung ill) aaaiatant, played by Phyllis Newman; Martin Huston as a teenager who does odd jobs in the lab and come* on like "K ookle"; and Cal Bellini aa an exchange pathologist from India named Motilal Mookerji. There’* also Det. Capt. Max Ritter, play­ ed with authority by Cheater Mor­ ris. These five comprise the regu­ lar cast and in Tuesday night'* atory, the five regular* were pro­ vided with enough material to alow down the atory substantial­ ly. Five's a crowd, 1'nt afraid. The cast ia, however, made up of attractive performer*. And the videotaped production managed to include some outdoor scenes— once in an auto-wrecking lot, then to a highway for variation of tha "chicken” game, and to a rambling suburban-type lab. This attribute of the ahow gave it a fresh, unusual look. Written by- Jnrl Carpenter and directed by Fielder Cook, the plot dealt with the death of a young play.girl, a would-be black-mailer who was found dead in her bed. Was it murder? Sh# had lota of boy-friend*. Was it aulride? Th* policeman Ritter call* it murder and Dr. Coffee la hired to prove it waa suicide. However, ha toon learned it w-as murder and after taking u i down rami wearisome blind alleys, brought In th* guilty party—a delicatessen owner with the soul o f a poet who tired of the girl's munching a pastrami sand­ wich while he whispered sweet nothings to har. Rounding out the case were Tom Iloalry, Patricia Harry, Murray Matheson, Millett* Alexander ami l.ary Hagman. All performed their role* wail. (Si 'The Secret Life Of Adolph Hitler' On Mid-Florida TV Screens Friday T h a Secret Life o f Adolf Hitiar," a dramatic behind th* scenes study o f one o f the world’s great despots, will be televised in the Mid-Florida area In an hour-long documentary spectacular Friday at 10 y. m. on WLOF-TV, Chan­ nel 9. Aa narrated by Westbrook Van Voorhis, tbs film shows Hitlar as the fanatic, tha sentimentalist, tha tyrant and tba "private citisen." This powerful documentary con­ tains rare and ramarkabla film footaga o f oarly party days in Munich. His lifs with Eva Van Braun, his miatreai, at Berchte*gadan la ahown. Street and alley fighting in Berlin with the Bus- DONNA CRITELLf, 3, ia ready for soma “ akin diving,” but her mother doesn’t think no. Her mother furnished mqpe equipment before Donna took a dip at Steeple, chaae Park here in Coney Island, N. Y. (UPI Telephoto) liana la also ahown. Thera are alio filrea o f Hitlar’b tioopa fight­ Stop sign* will be erected on ail ing in thin summer uniform# in fraoalng Russia. The program In­ North Orlando streets that cross cludes interview! with five Hitler th* Longwood-Ovledo Road, Frank Intimates—atilt living— including Faaula, vira mayor, said. hla alitar. When shown on independent TV station, WPIX, In New York City, this program received the highest audience rating aver attained by n documentary. It le called an un­ paralleled romprehenaive b i o graphical atudy o f tha obaeaaad and treacharoui ruler o f th* Ger­ man Reich. TV Tonight Walter Lippmann, veteran com­ mentator on tha international scans aa • writer, makes his first TV appearance on a one-hour “ CBI Reports’’ program. The program supplants “ T o Tell tha Truth" sad Batty Mutton’s show fo r tho might, NBC begins a new weekly Western aeries, “ Wrangiar," a t •ummar replacement fo r Ernie Ford's abow. “ The Big Squaese" ia repeated on ABC’s “ Tho Untouchable!." Aa s summer fill-in CBS haa put together some half-hour dra­ mas from anthologies under the title “ Adranturo Theater." Tha first o f tha lot la "W sb o f Circumstenca" in which Thomas Mitchell tries to floo tho routine o f marriage and * hank Job. Producer •director Georg# •chaster, now filming “ Macbeth" te London, reports that tha three witch*# te Shakaapsars’a classic will omarga 4a “ baataik typos'* 1a hla “ Hallmark Mall of Fama" production. . I AUCTION By DICK WERT LOS ANGELES (U PI) — This ia tha only placa I’ ve ever been where a motorist can drive along at 00 milas an hour and still ba in the midst o f a traffic Jam. In fact, tha calibrated struggle for survival on th* freeway sys­ tem is virtually the only thing about thia fabled city that haa lived up to my expectation*. 1 predict that within '24 houra 1 won't have an illusion left. My preconceptions began disin­ tegrating into misconception* al­ most aa soon aa I boarded an air­ liner in Waahington to Join the weatward migration headed for next week's Democratic National Convention. For oR* thing, I was under th* Impreaiion that paaaenger* aboard Hollywood-bound plane* are al­ ways seated next to beautiful movie stare who aro traveling in­ cognito. “ Incognito," incidontially, ia an old California expression which tnaana that a celebrity is only accompanied by two proas agents. My asatmato, however, turned out to ba a dowager member of the Maryland delegation who had a marked tendency toward airalcknaas. f waa beginning te feel a bit quaaay myself before th* plane finally landed, and 1 stepped down th* ramp and to my aecond big disappointment — freah air. Yea, 1 aaid freah air. Whan 1 first inhalad .it 1 couldn't bollora my noa*. It is not that I have anything against oaygon. I Ilk# to broath a* much aa tba naxt man. But 1 had m y haart att on describing tho IMo Democratic nominee aa th* firat t?. I . presidential aamdte’ l date aver chosen in n emog-fUM room. “ Where'* tha am eg?" I u k s d tha taxi drivar who branch! mw in from tha airport. “ It's hare," lta laid reassuring if . "Sometime* you can't sea its bat you can feel It.” Tilting noatrila Into the eaont, ! filled my lunga te tha hurattag point, but I atill couldn't fool any amog. I Just fait dlaay. It was thia aama taxi drivar who introduced ma to tha Loa An* galea freeways, a thrill that, fo ’r the moment at least, made m* forget about movla queena and smog. In truth, 1 forgot about ererytbiag except n wild d eein t* increase my lifs inanranee. STARTS TODAY OPEN 12:45 V A C A T I O N F U N for the entire F A M IL Y ! ^ O N THE O C E A N at Hi# air conditfanad . a Peals KM 0*9 P i ll Airpart Tranayartetian PHONB FA 3-1114 NOW SHOWING 3 GIANT FEATURE* NO. 1 A T i t H ONLY Teehalcolar Musical Hit “ AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ " Rory C’elhooa • Piper Laurie Maml# Vau llerea NO. 2 A T I;J I ONLY N i l Parking O O K ’S ORNER Sea Foods ’ FILL IN COUPON or S it your Travel Agon! TODAY Chickan NO. • A T 11 :M ONLY Sandwich** DAFFY-NITION . . . "Huahaad" . . . . Mas Whs Last Mia Liberty la The arty in Pursuit O f Haippmeas. I �' Logal Notfco Quotable Quotes NOTtrie o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DRF.D I Sea. IP4.14 Flerlda, StatnSeo nf 1E4EI NOTICE IS HERF.RT OIVKN. That D. Roma tha holder nf the following certificate has filed said certificate for tat deed tn he By Lnitrd Press International lesued thereon. The certificate BARNEGAT LIGHT. N. J. — number and year et ItauanrS, the description nf the property, and Charter fishing boat Capt. Char­ the name In which It was aaaeaalie Eble, describing the crash of ed are at fnllowa: a Navy blimp in the Atlantic: CertIflratt No. t i l Tsar at Issuance "W a saw the blimp collapse in midair. She fell apart Just like a banana." SOME OP th# 54 boy« and girl# who art attending Camp MeQuarrii this week ara shown getting ready to board the bus at the courthouse. Jn the foreground, left to 54 Seminole Youngsters Attending 4-H Camp In Ocala lne Ditches PORT LAUDERDALE ( U P I ) Jt Piper Comanche light plane being ferried to Milan. Italy, de­ fuel line trouble early today and ditched In the Atlantic M l eilloe west of the A lore**. , The Pilot. R oy Lambert, 42. of Lauderdale, waa ferrying plane for Aircraft Ferry Co., ,«eaad hare. He waa picked up \ iT t h * British freighter Patriot '.momenta after he ditched the 'M ade engine right, are Linda King and Joy Wester, junior camp lead* era and Mrs. Anton Krecek and Mrs. B. A. Todd, adult leaders.' * (Herald Photo) plane. . lWA e ship la bound for rreeport, h i , and dua hi port July 20. W ' l guess we'll Juat leave him •m the ship for a little rest and I snn tan,'* said V. H. Holllhan. "t a o e r a l managar of Urn ferry , y HoolSun asld the plane, worth between lll.oos and 120,000, was 1 fully Insured. It had only about M hours on It, bo said. It was ..being delivered to a Piper dealer to llU a n . "R a y bat m ate several trips •across the Atlantic and to South * and Central America for us," said HoUlhan. "Ito 'i s good fly- Thirty-seven girla and 17 boyt, members of the 4-H clubs In Sem­ inole County left this week for a week of camping at the Stale own­ ed camp at Camp Mcquarria. Tble camp le located in Ocala National Forest near Astor Park and bee acoamodatloni for Uie boye, girls, adult leaders aad agents. The Seminole County group end the Volusia County boye and girla ere having a joint camp. The morning whistle blowa at 7 a. m. with flag raising at 7:1S and breakfast served at 1:10. After the cabins are cleaned and morning assembly, the campera are divid­ ed into groupe end classes are un­ til noon. Among the craft* will be aluminum tea roaster*, pine needle work. Afternoon* are for recrea­ tion—swimming, boating and fish­ ing. Evening programs, vespers are for after cupper end lights out at 10 p. m. Mice Mary Harvey and Mre.' Doris Nelms, home aervica advis­ or* with Florida Power and Light Company, and Florida Power Com­ pany will have a special cook-out today for supper. After the cookout th* evening la for ulsnts, skits, and folk dancing will be enjoyed. Lola for the dancing will be made In the art classes. Junior leaders from Seminole County who will assist with the eamp activities are Linda King and Bonnie Cos from Sanford and Joy Wester from Lake Mary. Friday evening will be a candle lighting service which close* the camp. Parents are invited to bring their picnic lunch and attend the candle lighting aervice, as well as the evening program and vespers. The group #111 return to Sanford on Saturday morning about 11 a. m. The 4-H girl* end Ihelr adult leaders attending are Kathy Todd, Barbara Cox, Bonnie Cox, Linda King, Rene McKensle, from San­ ford; Joyce Betlborn, J e a n n e Brecht, Lynn Bustle*, Kathleen Rook, from Oviedo; Cathy and Frances Cammack, from Geneva; Jacolyn Carnes, Jsne Eppinger, L'sndss Herrington, Unde end Sendra Jones, Sandra Van Horn and Cynthls Wilson, Leke Brantley club; Mary Connelly, Martha Dean, Debby Davis, Christine Johnes, Linds Harper, Deborah Krecek, and Patsy Retller from North Orlando; Ann Carlson, Undo Gretn, Stephanie Lankford, Wanda Mixon, Gall Roberts, Linda Mohn, Kay Scruggs, Catherine Best, Joy and Sandra Wester, Lake Mary; Jean and Joy Webster, of Or­ lando. Adult leaders are Mrs. B. A. Todd, Mrs. Anton Krecek and Mrs. Ernest Lundberg. The 4-H boys attending are Glenn Knowles, Bobby Brllhorn, Billy Murphy, Jack Eustlce, Chucky Pule, Teddy Bellhorn, David Jakubcin, Johnathan Lukas, Paul Lukas, Billy M I c k I e r, Danny Thompson and Arnold Arndt o! Sis vis; David Mohn, Alan Boman, Tony Jimenet, Ronnie Mix­ on, Jimmie Winter of Lake Mary. Owen Cammack of Geneva. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home dem­ onstration agent, Ceeil Tucker, county agricultural ' agent, and Ernest Lundberg, assistant county agent, accompanied the group. r f ." ■Hospital Notes . rt". JULY 4 , * ’M a n fora b eri, Sanford; Lorca Mohalvey, Sanford; Cecil Brooks, Sanford; Fred Harris, 8snford; i > James Swaggerty. Lake Monroe; "Allaena Bppa King, Tampa; Dan; V M Robert McAllister, DeLandi .M ia u ls KeeUng, Sanford; Bernice ' .Matcher, Lake Monroe; Mary Ana .Jkunphrty, 8anford. ^ D ta a tesli nmmaa Oraccy, Sanford; Dualna Baggoriy, Sanford; Charlie Mae Lawrence, DeBary; Mrs. Aaron Richardson and baby, Sanford; Willie M, Watson, Sanford. • ronson Named :;T<o Committee ' T o ,1- License Revoked .TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Sea. ;i r le Broueon o f Kisslmmeo waa TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — loetirkhmed Wednesday to succeed H. Hair o f Live Ook oa the sac* Commissioner J. Edwin Lar­ - legislative interim investigating son today revoked the license of iommltteo. Bronaow'e appointment wee an- Miami insurance agent Elwood M. ‘ . mauaeed by Senate President Burgauer far v io l a t e *f slat* ■ Daersy J e h u on. Hair had relaw*. THE CREATIVE CERAMIC pattern! And tha bracelet* made with enamel on allver and enamel on copper were daaigned and created by Mrs. Bennie Butin, one of De* Bary’a new realdenta. The creation* were on display at tha DeBary Independence Day festivities held Monday. Picture on the left ahown two of the officers of the De* Bery Buaines* end Professional Women'a Club showing their new emblem to the crowd nt the festivities. At the left le Marian Jordan and Mrs. Jo Peck, who is president of the ehtb, (Herald Photos) Five Couples Leave For Cruise Five Casselberry couple* left Friday fo r a 12 day crulta In th* Carrlbean, with stop* In Kingston, Jamaiea and ether vacation reaorta. Those taking th* Jaunt include Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Mower, Mr. and Mra. Herman Joyce, Mr. and Mra. Tom Harold, Mr. and Mre. Arthur Johnson, and Mr. and Mra. Hib­ bard Casselberry, BARGAIN PRICES M Popular Brands At Farrell's Arcade Package Store We Ctre Te# Value •___ _______ 7 -’ -________ m s. Legal Notice t STATB OF FLORIDA TOl JEHflK WILKINH. Place of residence and addreee unknown You ara htrtby NOTIFIED that Jn n Wllklne, has filed her sworn Complaint against you. being a suit for divorce. In the Circuit Court for Hemlnole County. Flor­ ida at Hanford. Florida, and you ara harehy required to file per­ sonally or hr attorney, with tha Honorabla Arthur Reckwlth, Clerk nf nur raid Court at Hanford, Florida, your anewsr to said ault, and a copy of (he seme with tha undaralgned attorney, by or be­ fore lha lllh day of July A. D. I Its ; herein fall not or Judgmant by dtfault will be rendered agalnet yon. Juno lllh A. D. 111*. n K u rn tm o N o f p r o p e h tt Lots IS A IT Block JO Pina Level rtat Book t Paget St A 17 In whlrh aeeeaeed John If. BENSON. Art*. — City attor- Name A Henrietta Nelaon. All of aald ney Fred Talmadge, after enter* property being In Ilia County nr taKAl.l Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ing a sealed-off home to check Hemlnnle. Klein of Florida. I'nleea carilflrala ahall ha tadeemclerk the asfety of the children of auch By Join M Wilke, D C ed according tn law Ihe properly members o f a small religious sect described In auch certificate will R. W. Ware Attorney, who are hiding in fear of a nu­ ho told la the hlgheet bidder at P. O. Ro* 1411 tha front door of the Kemlnnla Hanford. Florida clear attack: fnunty Court Mouse at Kanford. Publish June I t, I t . I t A July 7. "A fter we started to break in Florida, on (ha first Monday In they realised who we were and the month of Annual, m e , which ■TATE o r FLORIDA TOl let u* in with apologies. These la tha let day or August, m e . LKflLIK COOPKn. Dated thla tth day of May, ISIS. Morgan, Canhoun County, are good people." (SEAL) Henrgla. Arthur II. Rerkwlth. Jr. You ara hereby Notified that MsClerk of Circuit Court NEW YORK — Dr. Barbara ■elle Cooper, bee tiled her m orn Seminole County, Florida Complaint agalnet you, being a Moore, asked which state -she suit for divorce. In Circuit Court liked th* best on her hike from IN COUNTY JIDIIK-S COURT, for Hemlnnle County, Florida at 8an Francisco to New York: Hanford. Florida, and ynu are SKMIMII.K COUNTS', FLORIDA. hereby required In file >nur gn­ "Indiana. It'a a neat, small, RSTSTK OF awer, If any you have, personally OEOROE A. BlIWAR. JR. tidy cu te ." Deceased or by attorney, with tha Honorabla Arthur Herkwllh.- Clerk nf nnr NOTICR TO CREDITORS HAVANA — An American aug- TO ALL PERSONS HAVIXfl raid Coutt at Hanford, Florida, and ar man, commenting on Presi­ CLAIM* OR DEMANDS AUAIXBT a ropy thereof nn the undersigned attorney, by or before the Itth KBTATKi dent Eisenhower’s signing the bill • AID You end etch of ynu are here- day of July A. D. m e ; herein fall cutting Culm's share of the U. S. by notified and required to fils not or judgment will be entered any claims and demands which agalnet ynu by default sugar market: This tha Ilth day of Juno AD. “ This I* It: Fur and feathers ynu nr cither nf you, may have l*tn. against aald estate .In th* office are really going to fly now." nf Hnn. Culhbtrt Vernon Mlae. Jr. (HEAL) Arthur H. Rerkwlth, Jr. County Judas of Hemlnola County, Clerk at hie nfflre In tbe Court Home In Ry: Joan M. Wilke. DC. Hanford, Florida, within eight cal­ endar months from the lima of tha R. W. WARE. ATTORNEY first publication of thla notlre. P. O nos 141*. le Ike Ceerl mt Ik* f'eeatr Judge, Each claim or damand must ha Hanford, Flnrlda Brewluale C'ewnty aiele * f Florida, In writing and contain the place Publish Jims II, It. I* A July T. nf residence and post office ad­ la l*rakate la re Ika Fatale all dress of the rlalmant and mint NOTICE OF APPLICATION be sworn tn by the claimant, his FIIR TAX DEED ALVIN PRINCE Deceased. agent or attorney, or Ihe same (Her, Iat.I* Florida atatnles of shall be void. m i l , NOTICE 1*1*1 Notice ls hereby slvcn that the FIIIHT AMERICAN NATIONNOTICE IH HKIIKIIY GIVEN, AL nANK OF NAHIIV1LLE. That D. Rome lha holder *f t|ie undaralsnad will, on tha tth day as Kiacutor of tha Will nf following certificate has filed of Auguel, A. D. ISIS, present to Georg* A. flhwab, Jr., the Honorable County Jurist of aald rerilflrai* for lag deed tn Seminole County, Florida, lie final deceased ba Issued ihsreon. The rerilflrai* lly R. I- Andreas number and yaar of laeuanrt, lbs return, account and voucher*. as Administrator of tha Kataia of Assltlanl Trust officer deecrlpllon of Ihe properly, anil AI.VIN I’ RINCK, deceased, and at Maguire, Voorhle A Welle, th* name In whlrh It waa assaaaed er* as fnllowa: said time, then and there, make Attorneys application to the said Judaa for IIS Wall Mlreet Cerllflcata No. I ll Year at lasuanca m t a final aetllement of Ita admtnl- Orlando, Florida atrallon of aald ealata and for an Publish June IS, St A July f, IS. DKHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY! l«ot I Math Woodruff's Hubdlrtorder discharging It as such Ad­ ■Ion Plat Hook t Page It ministrator. NOTICR OF APPLICATION Name In which aseeeaed Huele Dated this tkt Stb day of July FOR TAX DEED A. D. lir e . SOS.IS Flnrlda Statntea nf Dlann. All nf aald proparty being In Ihe Cuuaty of Htmlnnlt, Hlale RTfllCKLAND-MOnRINOK, lo ts I INC. NOTICR IK HKRKRY RIVEN. nf Florida. Unless auch certi­ BT: W. A. VIorrIion That Dallas K. Loop the holder of ficate shall ba redeemed according As administrator af Ihs Re­ the following certificate has filed lo law lha property described In late of aald rertlftcate for lag dead In ha eurh certificate will ba anld to lha AI.VIN PRINCE Issued theraon. Tha certificate hlgheet bidder at lha front donr Deceased. number and yeai* nf Issuance, the nf the Hemlnole County Court Hienetrnm, Davis A McIntosh description uf Ihe properly, and llniis* al Hanford, Florida, nn tha Attorneys at Law lha name In which It w it atteteed Oral Monday In lha month ef August, m e , which la tha 1st Edward* llulldlnc art aa follows; Hanford, Florida Certificate No. IIS Year ef Issuance day nf August, IMS. Deled this tth day ef May, m e . Publish July 7 - l t - I I -l l . ISST (MEAL) DKRCRIPTION OF PROPKRTTl IN TIISl ClltCl IT'L*OI NT, SIXTH Arihur H. Rerkwlth, Jr. I-nt J tllnck D Dial* Terrace j i n it i t i . c i h i ' i i t o f F l o r i d a Clark Olrrult Court Plat Bunk I Page IS Hemlnnle County, Florida IX AXIS FOSS UKHIXOI.K COUNTY Name In which assessed Mary If. I'll A XI'KH V M l. i s m Williams. AH of said properly be­ NOTICE OF tPPLICATION III tha Mailer of Iht Adoption of! ing In Ihs county or Hsmlnols. FOR TAX DRED MA It K Itli'IIA HD Vli-AItV. by Hlale of Flnrlda. Unison auch carJAMKH IIKlIHUHKt.L IMNDKII. Jit. 11tics l a shell be redeemed accord­ 4Bee, 1*4.1* Flerlda Sletnlrs ef mini MITII K TO a llo w 4'AI *K ing lo law the property deecrlbed NOTICE IH IIKnKIIY GIVEN. TIIK BTATH OF FI.OHIDA TO; In -such rerllflcate will he sold I'OX It AD DONA M l VICAIIT tn the highest bidder it the front Thai D. num* (lie holder nf ihe following certlflrele bee filed aald SSI Weal l«th HUeet dour of the Hemlnole County Kile. Pennsylvania Court House at Hanford. Florida, rrrllflcaie for tag died In be Issued thereon. The certlflcata NOTICK IS IIKIIKIIT GIVEN nn tha first Monday In tha month that there has been filed In tha or Auguet, last, which la tha 1st number and yaar of laauance, ihe deecrlpllon of lha properly, end Circuit Court, Ninth Judlilsl Cir­ day of August, m e . lha name In whlrh It waa aasaaacuit uf Florida, In and for HcmlDeled thla Sth day of'May, lt lt . ed are as fnllnwai note Count). the Petition of (HEAL) Certlflcala No. I ll Year ef Issuance JAMKH IIKlIMt'IIKI.I. PONDKII, Arthur H. Rerkwlth, Jr. m t Jit., for the adoption uf JdAllhL Clerk Circuit Court DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY lilt'll A lilt VICAIIT, a minor. Hemlnola County, Florida N to ft. nf Lnt I Hurray nf Tlieae presents ara to command Property of Tom Rmlth Deed you in be and appear before the ROTICN o r APPLICATION Monk l i t Page lit HCIt Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Clr« FOR TAX DRED Name In whlrh aeiesasd McKinley cult uf Florida, In and for Sent- Her, lhS.ta Florida StatatM of A Josephine Harrison. All ef Mid Ionia County, In tha Court Muuse tatat at Sanford, Samlnole County. Flor­ NOTICE IB HEREBY given. properly being In the County ef ida, on Ihs lSIh day of Auaust, T. -t Atlantic Municipal Corpora­ Seminole, Hlale of Flnrlda. Unless A. D ISSt), than and fliers to show tion Iho boldar of tha fntluwlna such certificate shall ha radaamad causc. If any you can, why said certificate has filed Mid rsrtl- according In law tha properly dee­ Petition should nut be granted. flcafa for tag dead to ba Issued crlbed In auch rartlflcate will ba Herein fall not last • Deeres tharaon. The csrtlflcata number sold In lha hlgheet bidder at the Pro Confeaso bs entered against and year of Issuance, tha des­ front dnor af Ihe Hemlnnle County you and said tause procstd et cription of the properly, and C ourt. House at Hanford. Florid*, parts. name In which K waa assess#! en th* first Monday In Ihe month ef August. Ill*, which Is tha lot IN WITNKHB WlIKtlKOF, I hsvt ar- as fnllowa; hereunto sat my hand ana offi­ Certificate No. STI Year ef Issuance day nf August, lit*. Dated this tth day of May, t i l l . cial ssal os Clerk of the Circuit June lllh . t i l l (HEAL) PKHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Cuurt. Ninth Judlrlal circuit of Arihur H. Rerkwlth, Jr, Florida, In and for Hemlnnle Coun­ n of Ntvw Of S W <4 A all Clrtk Circuit Court. B S /l of NWU H of Road flec­ ty, this Sth day of July, A. D ISSt. Hemlnola County, Florida (HKA1.) tion It Township 11 Bangs IS East Arthur If. Herkwllh, • Jr.. NOTICR OF APPLICATION Clerk or the Circuit Court, Name la which assessed Central FOR TAX DEED Ninth Judicial Clrmilt ‘ of Florida Land Company. All of said (Bee. l t t .l t Florida a tat ate* *d Florida, la and For Semlnolt pro <rly being In Ihe County of IM S ) County, Hemlnole, Hlale of Florida. Unites NOTICE IH IIKIlP.nY OIVKN. My Marthn T. Ylhlen, D. 0. such certificate ahall ba ledaamsd That D. Roms th* hsldsr et the according to law tha property dee­ Publish July 7-IS-SI-SS. following certificate has filed M l! crlbed In eurh certificate will be IX THIS CIKCl'IT COI SIT, XIXTH sold In Ihe highest bidder at the ■'srilftcal* for tag deed le be thereon. Th* certificate Jl lllt'IAL UMCI'IT. IN AXIS FOSS front door of the Hemlnole County Issued SRMIXOI.B t 'l llX T t , FLORIDA. C . rt House at Sanford. Florida, number end year of lasuanca, lha description of lha property, and IX CMAACERY XO. I STM o lha first Monday In tha munlh Iht nemo la whlrh || was seisesNOTIC'D OF BLIT of August, ISIS, which la the lit ed are ee follows; BETTY J KAN BKHLIN, day of August, lie*. No. I t ! Year of Issuance Plaintiff, Deled this *‘ h day ef Jane, IMS Certificate m t Vs. (BEAL) DKHCniPTION o r PROPERTY ARNOLD O. BERLIN, JII. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Ely III fl. ef Lot T between Clerk Circuit Court Dafandeat Lot* 1 ! I Rleck E R Lake •TATE OF FLORIDA TO I Hemlnola County, Florida Ellen Addition to Casselberry ARNOLD O. MERLIN JR., Plat Book 7 Fags •!. x o T ir t e a a p p l ic a t io n whose last known resldaaca la Name la which assaaeed Earle H. PO R T A X DHKD ( Hrookslde Avenue, End* ell. A Mery M. Hmlth. All nf M l* • •so. Sbi.ia Florida BtatatM e f Brooms County, New York properly being la the County of Vuu will u k * aotlca that a lasat NOTICR IH IIKHKRY OIVKN, Bemlaole. Hlale of Florida. Unites sworn Hill nf Complaint baa been Med against you In Ihe Circuit That D. Roma Ihe holder of the auch certificate ahall be redeemed Court In and for Hemlnul# County, following cerllflvato bae filed aald accordlaa to law the properly Florida, In Chancery: that the certlflcala for tag died to be deecrlbed la such rerllflcate will Ihereon Th.e certificate be told to the hlahrel bidder at nature uf Mid suit le an action fur lesued divorce, the short title of which number aad year of leeuanca, Iht Ihe front door of the Seminole le BETTY JEAN HKIILIN, i ’ lelntlfr. deecrlpllon of tha property, and County Court Houee at Hanford, Vs. AKNOLD a BERLIN, JR., de­ the noma la which It waa aaeeaa- Florida, on tb* first Monday In the month nf Auauat, IMS. which ed ara at fo llo w s : fendant. THKaR PRESENT* ara to com. Certlflcala No. II Year of Issuance le ihe 1st dey er Auiuei, Ills. Deled this 1th diy ef May, III*. mnnd you t* fils yaur answer or ms (SEAL) DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY! other pleading with tha Clerh et Arihur N. Beckwith, Jr. Part nf Let I Described In th* Circuit Court * ( Seminole Coun­ Clerk Circuit Court. Deed Book l i t Past SI Block ty at Sanford, Flerlda, and scree Hemlnole County. Flerlda a copy of th* Mm* *■ Plaintiff's i Tho Towa af Hoarse Plat I Pass IT attorney, an er before the 14th NOTICR O F APPLICATION day of July. A. D. IIS*. Name In which aeseseed Morris POR T A X DRED Herein fell not er a deers* pro M. Sjohlom. All ef sold property tare. I M -t* F lo ride atatweee a f confess* will he catered satinet being la tho County of Hemlnola m*ai Btata at Florida. Unltsa such «*ryou. for default NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WITNESS my head and teal at tlflMia shall bs rtdaamad accord­ That Madison Square Gardens, lne. Sanford, Hemlnnle Ceunty, Flor­ ing te law the property described Ihs holder at Ik* following eerllida. this ties day * f dune, A. D. la auch certificate will bo aeld fleal* has filed said eerllflcal* fey la th* hlghMl bidder at the front las deed le be lesued ihereon. The ms. do* ef the Xemlnele County certificate number end peer ef (URAL) Court House at Banfard, Florida, Issuance, Ihe detcrlptlen ef th* Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. on Iho first Monday. In lha month property. sn| tb* name la which Clerk ef Circuit Court of August, m e , which le the 1st It waa aaaesaed ars a* fellnwai B n JMa M. Wilke day of August, ISSt. Deputy Clerk Ns. I l l Year at leauaoe* W . O. Hutchison, ir. Paisd this Ilk day of May. III*. Certificate ma (SEAL) fid a aide Building D KtC RIFT IOK OP PROPERTY Sanford, Flerlda Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. RI>H at U t II B l*«k A Clark Circuit Const, Attorney far Plaintiff Sportsman’* Paradise PUt Publish Jaae IS, a* A July I. IS. Seminole Ceunty, Florida Booh I Pages II A It Name to which a seemed Harry «. l e t . All ef Mid property being la lha Caaalp a f hamlaol*. h u ts of Florida. Unless such eartlftMto Xottae e f rwbHe shall ba radsamtd according ta Notlre ta hereby given. Beard nf County Commissioner# of Semi­ law the properly described la nole County, Fieri!*, prupueee to remone the fallowing deecrlbed area sue certlflcala will b* aald ta freaa A .l Agricultural to M-t Induatrlalt U t • tinea tha Forty US tb* blghMt bidder at the front ft) aad unplatted part at Block I, gad Railroad Ave. Warty af C tt/M dooi af the Hemlnola County Road, aardaaa Farm Towarlte*. Court HnuM at Bastard, Flerlda, Public hearing .will be bold In Ihe Semtaete County Court House. oa tba first Monday la the month Banfard. Florid*, la tha County u'ommlsalaaeri room, on July M. *r Auaust. ma, which la the let IMS a* MiSS A. M. or aa ow a tharaafur oa peaalbla. day e f Auauat. IN*. Boar! af Coueiy Commissioners Dated this I lk day ed Map, IM«. Bemlaole Ceunty. Flerlda • (BRAD By John ICrlder, Cnelrman Arthur M. Rock with. AH **! Arthur Beckwith, J» Clerk Circuit Court Logoi Notico Legal Notica • e a a la u li (D u a l* Legal Notica F ir r r n o r a n a m e NOTICE IH herrby given that I am engaged In J'u*1"*** •* **,* £ Perk Avenue, Sanford, Hemlnole County Florida, under th# Dell5inu. X; . m . ntT B IL L ! BONDING AGENCY and lhat I I n i* "! «» register ssld namr with th* Clerk nf Ihe Clrcull Court, Hemlnnle County. Florid*. In accordance with th* provision* nf In* Ficti­ tious Ns me Hislues. to-wlih: gerllen I I I * * Florid* Statute* 1117. gig: W. R. Pressley Publish June It, *« * 2 “ >V 7, tl. IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. XIXTR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IX AND FOR • EHtXOLR COUNTY', FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. IIMI. SUIT TO q llE T TITLE KR.VKKT B. PORTER end MAGGIR R. PORTER, hie wife, and WAI­ TER E. ORAHAM nod MAE D. GRAHAM, his Wifs: . . . . Plaintiffs va. LEON DOW. erlt/a LEON F. DOW, C. C. gTOFFRKGAN and CORRINNK E. gTOFFRKGAN. his wlfs, and WILLIAM D. THOMPSON. Defendant* NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: LEON DOW, s /k /n LEON F. DOW and ------ DOW. ,hth wife. |f sny; C. C. BTOFFREGAN and CORR1NNE K. gTOFFRKGAN. hi* wife; and WILLIAM D. THOMPSON and ------ THOMPSON, his wife. If any: and all of them If thsy ar* living, and ir they are dead. Ihelr unknswn heirs, devisees, spouses, grantees, creditors, lienors, assignee* and trusters, and any and all other parties having nr claim* Ing in have any right, litis, and/er Interest la tha preparty htrelnsfttr deecrlbed. ta-wlt: Lnte II. II. It. It. St. 14. t l. II. and 11 of HANLANDO ESTATES, Seminal* Connly, Florida, according te PUt thereof a* recorded In PUt Rook It. Peg* 11, nf tha Public Record* ef ■emlnol* County, Flerlda. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Ihe Plaintiff* herein hevg Instituted • suit agelnet you lg Circuit Court of the Ninth JudleUI Circuit, In and fnr Hemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida. In quiet their tills la the ahnve deecrlbed properly etluated, lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, aa hereinabove mure particularly set out. You ara hereby required te DU your An­ swer with Ihe Clerk ef th* Cir­ cuit Court, In en ! for Btmlnol* county, Florida and esrr* g copy thereof upon Hsrold A. Ward, III, 211 Park Avsnue, South, Winter Park. Florida. Attorney for the Plaintiffs In the above action, eg er before th* llth day ef July. A, D. Ills , els* • Decree Pro Confeeso will be entered against you. IT IB ORDERED that this ba publish** in TUB SANFORD H ER­ ALD, g newspaper published In Seminole Ceunty, Florida, ones each weak far fear eenseeutlve week*. WITNESS the hand ef Iht Clerk nf Ihe Circuit Court, Semlnrdt County,' Florida. Ihl* the lis t da.of June, A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk af Circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florid*. Ur: Joan M. Wllka Deputy Clerk Wlndarweedle, Haines, Hunter 4b Ward 224 Park Avsnue. Routh, Winter Tark, Florida Cnunssl fur Plaintiffs Publish Jun* 13, 1* a July T, I t ^ V S a V ^ A ^ NOTICE o r .a p p l i c a t io n § FDR TAX DEED ( see. 114.11 Flerlda Blaluleg ef. 114#) NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN, That Dallas K. Loop Ihs holder of th* following certificate hie filed said certifies!* for tag deed tn h* Issued Ihereon. Th* rsrllflcals number and >«ar uf leeueiii*. Ih* description nf the property, and th* name tn whlrh It wna assessed nr* as follows: Certificate No. I l l Year ef Istuanra 1117. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTYl M levts 1 a 2 Block C Woodland w Heights First Addition Plat Book 7 Page 71 Nam* la whlrh ssssessd R . W. A Dorothy B. William*. All of Mid properly being In the County nf Seminole, Hitts ef Florid*. tfnleM such eertlflrgta shall be redeem­ ed according to law th* grepsrty described la such certlflrele will b* sold te th* highest btddsr at ths treat deer ef the Hemlnole Ceunly Court Heuee at Hanford, Florida, sn the first Monday la th* month of August. IMS, whleh . Is Ih* let day ef Auauat. III#. # Dated this tih day nt May, UM Arihur H. Bsrkwlth, Jr. • dark circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florida NOTICR o r APPLICATION POR TAX DSCED (gee. D i l l ‘PleriOg StatatM mt t#4#l NOTICE IH HERKRY GIVEN, That D. Rom* Iht holger nf th* following certificate for tag dqed le be Issued thereon. Th* certificate number end year ef Issuance, ih* description ef the property, end m th* name In whleh It was aeseseed ™ are as fellows: ^lYlitigate Ne. I l l Year ef Issuance DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTY Lota IT A 11 Tuakswlll* Flat Reek 1 Pag* I Name In whleh assessed Harold P. A Jessie M. Brown. AU o f Mid property being In th* County ef Bemlnele, Hist* ef Florida. ITalss* such rerllfleat* shall bg rsdegmed according tn law tha praparty da>crlbad In auch rsrtlflcata Will ba aold to tha hlghsst bidder at th* A front door of the Bemlnol* County W Court House et Hanford. Flerlda, an lb* first Monday In Ih* month of August, lias, which I* |h* lat day ef Auaust III*. b y t e UUh »lh day ad May. MM. (■■Aid) Arthur H. Back with. JR Clerk Circuit Ceurt, Seminole Ceunly, Flerlte HOTICR OP A P P L IrA l POR YAX H U Ptoeti NOTICE IE HBREST GlVBJf, m *(V That Dallas B. Loan tha balder the fallowing cerllflcata baa R !*« laid eerllflaat* far las * n e ee b* Issued thstaoa. Tb* MrflfleaM aumbar aad yaar at lasuanca, tha daacrlatlea af th* proparty, aad tb* asm* in whleh R waa aasaaa•d ar* aa fallaws: C artiftM t* N*. I l l Y ia r a f tosussa* DEHCRIPTION OP PROPERTYl Lata II A It JamsstawR Hat , Beak • Paaaa 71 A H hama la which ssseseed Cecil A fiahla Ralr. All ef aald property M a g . la tba County af Mminels-g RUt* af Florida. Unleaa such earIMeala Mali ba radaemad aaaard}■* I* >*w tha praparty daaarlbad » M*b rartlfleat* will ba a l l I* th* hlghast bidder at tba traai !**r af tha Hamlasl* Coueiy Oaarl Maua* at Banfard. Flerlda. aa ta* Drat Mender la tha maath *1 August, I lie, which is U * las ! * r at August. U R hitAi tklA Ilk tew a# I t s . F U rlA a ^"^.7 *jV — i m. 9 �Thnrs. July 7- lflGO—Pnye • 5 Iff ftinlnrV WmH Legal Notices NOTICE I l f APPLICATION f a n TAX UKISU <«rr, I H I I f l w M i S U Ia ln •( m u NOTICE IB HEREBY atVFN, ) ' i»t Overetroet Land Company tha r bolder of tha following certifies!* haa filet! »ald certificate for lat (lari! to ba laauad thrrann. Tha rartlfltat# number and year of laauanca. tha ilaaerlptlon of tha prc .tarty, and tha nama In which It ta a aaaaaaad ara aa follow*: Cartlflcata No. 1*9 Tear of laauanca June 13. 1133 jM jc m m o s of pro perty I.ot 21 niorlc O Trarl II Ban* Undo Hprlngn accordion to the Plata thereof recorded upon lit* Public Record* of Sami* nola County Florida I Nam* In which assessed ft. P. Kill. All of **ld property bain* In tha County of Uemlnol*. State of Florida. L'nle## auch cartlfl* rata aliall ba redeemed arrordliuc to law the property detcribed In auch cartlflcata will ba aoltl to the highest bidder at the front door of the Hamlnnl* County llnuao M Sanford, Florida, on the flrat Monday In tha month of August, IMP. which la III* lal day of Ausuat. II(l> Hated thl* I7lh day of May, IMP. | IflK A L ) ’ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. t'lerk Circuit Court Hemlnola County, Florida NOTICE or NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAX HERO (tee. IPl.td Florida a la to tea *1 IMP) NOTICE IS HEREBT OIVEN. That D. Rom* th* holder of the (nllnwlnr certlflcnle ha* flltd aald rertlflcaie for tea dead to he laauad theraon. Th* certificate number and yaar of laauanca, the description of tha property, and tbo nama In which It waa a ssist­ ed ar* aa follow*! Certlfleata No. ITf Yaar of laauanca 191t DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTT: I.ot IT Block F Tanalewood Section Three Rapist Plat Book 10 Papas 39 A 40 Nama In whlrh entered All Salnta Church of Winter Park. All of aald property being In the County of Hrmtr.olr. State nf Florida, t'n leaa auch rertlfleata ahatl b* re deemed according to law tb* pro­ perty described In aurh cartlfl rate will be Bold to tha lilghaet blddar at tha front door of tb* Hemlnola County Court lloua* at Hanford. Florida, on th* flrat Monday In Ilia month of August, 19(9, whtih la tli* lat day of Aug­ ust, 1910. Dated thla tlh day of May, l i f t (SEAL) Arthur If. Brrkwllh, Jr, Clerk Circuit Court. Semlnol* County, Florid* APPI.ICATIO.N NOTICE OP APPLICATION d eed FOR T » X DEED llacllaa l l l . l l Florida Statute* Her. lat.lP Florida Statute* at of taist IBIS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That Atlantic Munlclpa* Corpora­ The* D. Rom# Ih* holder of th* tion the bolder of the following following certificate ba* filed laid certlflc-t# baa filed aatd certifi­ certificate for tax dard to ha cate for tax deed to ba laaued Ihtrenn. Th* uartlflcata thereon. The cartlflcata number leautd number and year of Issuance, th* and year of laauance, the descrip. deacrltplon or tbs property, and * lion of the property, and the th* name In which It waa aaaaaa­ nama In which la waa aaaaaaed ara ed ara aa follows: aa follow*: Certificate No. 349 Tear of Uauanct Certificate No. 3 f ! Taar of laauanca 1931 June IP. m i * DESCRIPTION O r PROPERTTl DESCRIPTION OF PROPEflTT NWH of H W 'i K. of Slate S 113 ft of N 1T3 ft. of KH Road No. I A S. of State Road of SE 'i of B W 'i W of Rd No. I l l ll a t t l.ot Described In Section 19 Twna. II Rang* 10 Heed llook III Pas* 493) A K Tract Haacrlbed In Head Rook Nama In whlrh aaaaaaad Ada K irk­ t i l Pas* 49T A MV!| of HtV'i land. All nf aald proparly being In East nf State Road No. 1. th* County of Seminole, State of N.tr-ie In which a*ae**ed Central Florida. I'nlaaa auch certlfleata Florida D u d Company. All of ahall b* redeemed arrordlng to I aatd property bains lu Ilia County law th* property daecrlbad In aurh of Seminole, Slat* of Florida, tin- rertlfleata will b* told to th* leaa auch rertlfleata ahatl ha re­ highest bidder at th* front door deemed according to law tha pro­ of th* Semlnol* County Court perty described In such cartlflcata lloua* at Sanford, Florida, nn th* Will ba sold to tha lilshtat bid­ flrat . Monday In the month of der at tha front door of tha August, 19(9, which U th* lat day Seminole County Court lloua* at of Ausuat, 19(9. Sanford, Florida, nn the first Mon­ Dated thla tlh day at May, t il l. day In tha month nf Ausuat, 1940. which la tha lat day of Ausuat, (SEAM land. Arthur TT. Berhwlth, Jr. luted tht* Ith day of June, 1919 Clark Circuit Court (S E A L ) Semlnol* Cuunly, Florida Arthur If, Beckwith, Jr. Clark Circuit Court. NOTICE o r APPLICATION Samlnola County, Florida FOR TAX DEED I *ee. 104.1 a Florida Slotsteo o f NOTICE OF APPLICATION 1040) FOR TAX UEF.II NOTICE IS HEBERT OIVEN, flee , latia Florida Stauitea of That Madison Square Harden* Inc. IMS) holder nf th* following carllNOTICE IS IIKRKRT OIVEN, th* flrat* has filed aald cartlflcata for That D. Roma tha holdar of tha tax dead to ha laauad tharaon. Tha following cartlflcata baa filed Bald rertlfleata for tax dead to ba cartlflrata number and year of laauad tharaon. Tha certlfleata laeuanre, tha deaerlptlon of th* number nd year of laauanca, tha property, and th* nama In which description of tha prnperlye and It waa aaaaaaad ar* aa follows: the nama In which It waa aaaaaaad Certlfleata No. 317 Tear of laauance 1*11 ara as follnwat DESCRIPTION O r PROPERTTl Cartlflcata No. I t t Tear uf laauanca N T ft. S IS* ft. or R lit ft. 1911 of Lot 13 ( Leaa R II ft.) A d e s c r ip t io n o r propertti a • ft. of N 199 ft of W Tl Res. 1*4 t.’ h B of N\V Cor of ft. of Lot 14 Has* N T ft. of HWlt of N W H . Run S IH Ch. W II ft.» Frost'* Addition No. K 10 Ch K IS ft. K to Stata ltd. 1 lo Altamonte Plat Rook 1 NK on Kama to Pt E of Rag Pas* 13 to Bag Section IT Twna. It Rang* SI H IT screa Nam* lu which aaatastd F. C. Name In which aaeeaaed Nall Murph, Helra. All of aald propar­ O'Brian. All of aald proparly be­ ly bains In tha County of Hemling In Ih* County of Samlnola, note, State o f Florida. Uniats State of Florida, tlnleaa auch cer­ ourh certificate ahall ha redeemtificate ahall b* redeemed accord­ ad according to law the properly ing to law tha property daecrlbad described In sueh certificate will lit aurh cartlflrata will ba aold to li* aold to Ih* hlsheet bidder st the hlgheet bidder at tha front th front door of tho Semlnol* door of tha Samlnola County Court County Court House at Sanford, lloua* at Sanford, Florida on tha Florida, on Ih* flrat Monday Is flrat Monday In th* month of tli* month of Ausuat, 1919, whleh Ausuat, 1110, which I* th* lat day la tha lat day of Auguet, 19(9. of August, III*. Dated thla Ith day at May, 111*. Hated thl* Ith day of May, l i lt . (SEAM (•EAI.) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit CourP Clark Circuit Court, Semlnol* County, Florida ■cmlnolo County, Florida fo r tax NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEMI) I Boo. 1*4.101 Florida Matotea of ISCSI NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That Atlanllo Munlolral Corpora­ tion tho holder of tho following ocrllflroto hao filed aald cartlflaata for tag dead to ho laauad tharaon. Th* eartlfleata number and yaar of laauance. tha daarrlptlon nf tho property, and tho nama In which It woo aaaaaaad ora aa followai Cartlflcata No. II Yaar of laaotooo dun* 19. l i l t DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Lot I Block It Yler a Th* Town * f Oanfard, Plat Book 1 Paoei I t to f t A 111, li t , lit . Ilf, A I IT Nama la whlefc aaaaaaad Slman Barrio. All of aald property being In th* Coooty of Samlnola. gfato of Florid*. Unless such cartlflcato shall ba radaamad » cording to law tha p r o p e r ty doacrlbed In ouch certificate will b* sold to the highest bidder at the front door of the UemlaaU County Court House at Sanford, Florida, nn tho first Monday In th* month of August, m o , which Is tho 1st dor of Augoat Ittt. Dated thlo tlh day of Juno, ItfO. (SEAL) Arthur N. Btrkwlth, dr. Clark Circuit Court. •cmlnolo Ceoaty, Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TAX DEED lie e. 104.10 Florida Ptalate* of 1040) NOTICE !■ HEREBY RIVEN, That Madison Square Rardana lne. th* holdar af th* following earndeal* h is (Hod aald certificate for la t dead In ba laauad thereon. Th* rtrtlflrat* number and year of laauane*. th* description of th* property, nod tha nama In whleh It was nsotsatd ar* a* fol­ low*: Cartlflcato No. I K Tear of losusaea 1914 DESCRIPTION OF FROPERTT W ly 14 of Lot It A Roplat af 0 Part of Hpnriaman'a Para­ dis* Plat Book I Pag* It Nama In which aaaoaoad William A Dorothy J. Baplak. All of said proparty bolag la tho County af Memtnol*. Plat# af Florida. Pnlaaa auch cartlflcata ahall ba redeem­ ed accordion to law tha proparty described In auch cortlflcata will b* aold I* lb* hlahaat bidder at the (root door of the Semlnol* County Court Houa* nt Sanford, Florida, a* Ih* first Monday In th* month af August. 1119. whleh lo th* tat day of Auguet. 191*. Datod thla Ith day af May. 1**9. (BEAM Artbuh M. Back with, Jr. Clark Circuit Court. hemlnola County, Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE o r APPLICATION POE TAX DEF.n POE TA X DEED fSo*. tot-ld Florida Plata tea at lo i n (Bee. lM .lt Florida Maialao ad NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. 30(0) NOTICE Id HEREBT OIVEN. That Atlantia Municipal Corpora­ tion tho holder of the following That Atlanllo Municipal Corpora­ aortlflanto has filed said cortlfl- tion Iba bolder of tho fsllowlag cate of u s deed to ba laauad therp- rortlflcsl* baa filod aald certlflE u a n . Th* cortlflcata number and cal* for lag dead lo ho laauad ~ yaar of iMUonco, Iho description tb*i*-oa. Tha cartlflcata aumhtr of Ih* property, and Ih* asm* In and yaar of laauanrt, tha des­ which It waa aaacsaad ara sa fol­ cription of Ih* proparty, and ih* low*! nama In whlth It waa aaaaaaad Cartlflrata No. t tl Taar of lasasaoo ar* aa fnllowa) tuns It. ta il t’ ertlfiral* No. 1} Taar af laauane* DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl Jus* 1(. 1*3* DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTTl l-ot It Florida Land Colunlsatlaa Company*! Addition la la l* IT*. Ill, l i t A III M»uk•outh Hanford Plat Booh I ertowa Plot Book * Pago* IT PageTI. A *1 Kama In which ataeaaed Jimmie A Nama la whlrh aaaaaaad Jama* ■Plral While. All of said property Smith. All af aald property being being In the County of Seminole, lu Ih* rouaiy nf geminnl*. Hlala __ Slat* of Florida. I'nleaa aurb car. of ITlarld*. ‘ Unites auch carllflA tlflcat* ahall b* radaamad accord- rate ahall b* redeemed according lag to low tho property daecrlbad to law tht properly described In In aurh ceriinrat* will be sold I* tuck rartlflcata will b* sold to tha blghtet bidder at iho front tha hlsheat bidder st lb* fraat door of tb* Sentinels County Court door of th* Somlnol* County Court Houst st Sanford, Florida, an Iho lloua* st Paaford. Florida, on tho first Monday In Ih* menth of fleet Monday In tha menth of Au­ Aoguat, l*i*. whlrh to th* ]*| suat. Ill*, ohlch la th* lat day day nf August, lit# of Augual. Ilia. Dated .this ith day uf June, l i f t Hated t i l l tlh day af Jua*. 111*. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, demiuol* Couuty, Plarlda (■MALI Arthur M. Beckwith. Jr. Clark Circuit Court ■•mlaola County, Fttrlda THE O N LY N EW SPAPER giving Seminole County residents ALL the news and information, including all le­ gal notices, about our county, is THE SAN FO RD HERALD. If you're not reading The Herald every day, Mr. Frank Voltoline, the circulation manager, can see that you get it. Call him at FA 2-2611. NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX IIRKIJ FOR TAX DEED (ace. 104.1* Florida Blatutea of lir e . 101.10 Florida Matotea of 1MB) IBIS) NOTICE IH HEREBY RIVEN, NOTICE IS IIEREBT OIVEN. That Overstreet land Company That Atlantic Municipal Corporatic holdar of th* following certi­ tlon the holder of lb* following ficate ha# filed aald certificate for rertlfleata haa filed said certifi­ tux deed to be laeued theraon Tb* cate for tax deed to h* laaurd Th# certificate number certificate number and year of thereon. laauaiire, tb* deaerlptlon of tli* and >r»r of laeiianee. (ha deecrlp. lion uf the property, and th* property, and th* name In which name In which It v aa aaaaaaed It aaa aaeeaaed ar* aa follow*: Certificate No. I l l Tear at laauane* ara a* follows: Certificate No. l i t Tear of laauanca June II. 1931 June 19. 1911 DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl DEHCRIPTION o r PROPERTY! D t ( niock J Tract 19 San1.«l» I to l( Block 9 Allen’s land» Hprlns* According to Flrat Addition to Washington tb* Plate thereof recorded upon Heights Plat Book 3 Tax* IS tb* Public Record* of Saml­ Nam* In which aaaraaed Mary A. nola County Florida Tyaon. All of aald property being Name In which ataeaaed (I. P lllll. All of aald properly being In In th# County of Hemlnol*, Htat# nf tha County of Semlnol*. Htat* nf Florida. I'nle## aurh certificate Plortda. I'nleaa auch rertlfleata •hall ha redeemed according to ahall ba radetmed arcordlnx t» law th* property described In law (lit proparty described In ■mh certificate will be *<dd to such certlfleata wilt b* aold In hlgbe#t bidder at lb* from door the hlslirat bidder at Ih* front of tli* Hemlnol# County Court door of th* Hemlnola County Court llnust at Hanford, Florida, nn tb# lloua* at Hanford, Florida, on tha flrat Monday In tha month of first Monday In lb* month of Auguat, 1949. which la (lit lat day August. 1940. which la th* lat day of Auauat. 19(9. Dated thla Ith day of Jun* 1*49. of Ausuat. Ilf#. Dated this 17th day of May (HEAM Arthur II. nackwlth, Jr. 19(9. Cleik Circuit Court, (HEAL) V Hemlnol* County, Florida Arthur If. Berkwlih, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Hantlnole County, Klnrlda ItOTIPP. OF APPLICATION FOR TAX IIRED NOTICE OF APPLICATION (See. 1*1.1* Florida Matoto* of POE TAX OKED IMP) (See, IM.ta Florida Btatotaa of NOTICE IH HEREBY RIVEN, IMS I That 1>. Rom* th* holder of th* NOTICE IH IIEREBT OIVEN, following carllflcal* baa flltd aald That I). Rom* tb* holdar of th* certificate for tax deed to b* fallowing certlfleata ha* flltd aald Issued thereon. Tha certlfleata cartlflcata for tax died to ba number and yaar of laauanca, th* lamed theraon. .Th* rartlflcata daacrlptlon of tb* proparty, and number and yaar of laauanca, tha th* nama In which It waa aaaaaa­ daacrlptlnn of th* property, and ed are aa follow*: tha nama In which It was attest­ Certlfleata No. 31 Y#ar of laauane* ed ara aa follows: 1931 Cartlflrata No. 19T Tear nf laauanca DESCRIPTION o r PROPERTTl 1411 Part Dtarrlbad In ORB 117 DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl Pag* 499 Hecltou 14 Twna. II l«ota II A 14 Black Hammock Rang* 19 F. According lo Plat* Thereof Nam* In which aaaeaaad John D. llarnrdad In Plat llook 1 Paget A Marjorie I). Carlton. All nf aald it A t tl » Plat Book > Pas** properly being In th# County of T9 li t A 111. Hemlnol*. Htata of Florida, tlnleaa ..am * In whlrh Siaeatd Jam** TV. auch certifies!* ahall b* redeemed A Juanita Jones. All of said pro­ according to law lha proparly des­ perty htlng In tha County of cribed In aurh certificate will b* Hemlnol*. Htat* of Florida. Pnlaaa sold to lha hlshast bidder at tha auch certificates ahall ba redeem- front dnnr of Hi# Hemlnol* County ad according to law Ilia property Court lloua* at Hanford. Florida, dtarrlbad lu aucli cartlflrata will on Ilia flrat Monday In the month ba aold lo tha hlsheat blddar at nf Ausuat, 1149, which l( th* 1st th* front door nr tha Hamlnnl* day of Ausuat. III*. County Court Houa* st Hanford, Dated thla Ith day of May, t ill. Florida, on Ih* flrat Monday In (SEAL) tha month of Ausuat, t l l f . which la Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. th* lat day nf Ausuat, 14(9. Clark Circuit Court. Dated this 3tb day of May, 1M9. Hemlnol* County, Florid* (SEAM Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE O r APPLICATION Clark Circuit Court FOR TAX DERD Samlnola County, Florida (Pee. taa.10 Florida Matotea of IMP) NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IH HEREBT RIVEN, POE TAX DEED That Atlantic Muurdpat Corpora4*#r. 1*4.1* Florida Blntulto of t Inn th# lliilller nf th# fntlnwlllg IMP) crrttflcat# haa filed said certi­ NOTICE IB HEREBY RIVEN, That Madison Square (Jordan* lac. fies!* fal I#* rteeit to he le#u#<l tha holdar of th* following carll- thereon. Tha cartlflcata number flcata haa flltd said certlfleata for and y»ar of leauanr#. th# descrip­ las dead to b* laauad thareon. The tion of th* prnprety, and tha cartlflrata number and yaar nf nam# In which It waa asi#aa#d laauanca, tha daacrlptlon of tho ara at follnw*: property, and th* nama In whtoh Certlfleata Nn. i l l Tear of laauance June 19. I9M It was aaaeaaad ara aa fnllowa: DKHCltIPTlON OF PROPERTTl Cartlfleat* No. 1IT Taar af laauanca l-ot 19 Block 19 Pine Level 1*3* Piet 9 Peg** II A IT DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl N*m* In which ****»i*d A. B. N t ( ft. of EU of HIV>4 of Rr**nU*. All of **ld property he­ IIWH of NKM Of H E f l e c ­ lm; In Ih* Cnunty of Heinlnnle, tion 33 Twna. II Rang* tl E. Nam* la which attested t.tiby Htat* of Klnrld*. lint*** aurh carDentate. Att of aald proparly be­ tlflcxt* *li*tl h* redeemed accord­ ing In tha County of Hamlnnl*, ing to law th* property d**crlh*d Htat* of Florida. Uniat* oueh certi­ In auch rerllflrat* will h* *old lo ficate shall ho radaamad accord­ th* highest blddar et Ih* front ing In Is tha proparty described door nf th* Hemlnol* Cnunty Court In auch certiorate will ba aold to Haute at Hanford, Florida, on th* hlghoat blddar at th* front th* fln t Monday In Ih# mnnth nf door of th* Hemlnola Cuunly Court Auguit, 111", which Is lha lat Hnuo* at Hanford, Florida, on lb* day nf August. III*. Ditad tht* Ith day et Jun*. 1949. first Monday In Ih* month nf August, II**, which la th* lat day (BEAD Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr. of Augaot, 1119. Clerk Circuit Court Dated thla Ith day of May, 111*. Hemlnel* County, Florida (•MAM Arthur M. Btrkwlth, Jr. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Clerk Circuit Court FOR T H DEF.IJ ■tmlnel* County, Florida ttr#, 104.19 Florida Blatutea of NOTICE OF APPLICATION IMP) NOTICE Ifl HEREBY OIVEN, FOR TA X DEED (flao. 1M.10 Florida fltatato* of That Atlantia Municipal Corparaties Ih* holder of the following 10(0) NOTICE tfl IIEREBT RIVEN, renlfli-at* has filed eald certifi­ That D. Rant* Ik* holder of tli# cate for la t deed tn he Issued following certlfUat* ha* fll#d aald thereon. Th# rarllflcala number certlfleata for tax da#d to b* aad year of laauance, lha descrip­ laauad (harass. Th* eartlfleata tion of Ih* properly, and lha nam* aumbar and yaar af Uauanra, th* in which It waa e***a**d ar* a* dassrlptloa af th* proparty, and followai tha nama In whleh It waa aiataa- Cartlflrata Na. II Taar of laauanrt Juna 19. 1919 ad ara aa follow*: DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY cartlfleat* No. I I Tear af laeutae* 1-ots 1 A 1 Block II Tier I* 1911 A. C. Marlin'* Addition Plat DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY) Bosk 1 Pag* 91 Lata I A I Bleep It Tier It A. Name In whleh aaaeeeed Nick C. Marti# A iilt lt a Flat Beak Constantin* et nL All ef said t Fag* II roperty being In th* County ef Name In whisk aaaaaaal Nlek emlnole. State ef Florid*. Unl**s Constantin* #t a). All af said preperty being In Ih* County of (uih certificate ahall b* redeemHamlnol*. Mat# af Florida. Uniat* ad according te law th* proparty aneh rtrtlflrat* ahatl b* redeem­ described In curb rertlflrate will ed according te lew llie property b* sold t* th* highest bidder at described In aueh certificate will th* frost deer of the H*mlnol* b* aold to tha highest bidder at County Court Heu** at Hanford, tha (rent door of th* flamlael* Florida, on th* flrat Monday In Ceaaty Ceart Meuse et Hanford, th* m*nth ef Annual, III*, whlrh Irtorlda, on th* flrat Monday tn I* Ih* lit day of Annual, 111*. Dated thl* Ith day o f June, 111*. the month nf Auauat. Ill* , ohlch (BEAL) la th* lat day at Auauat, m * . Arthnr R. Berhwlth, Jr. Datad thla 9th day af May. 1119. Clerk Circuit Court (■BAL) flemlnel* County, Florida Arthur E, Baakwlth, Ja. Clerk Circuit court, HOTICB OF APPLICATION ■(mlnala Couuty, Plarlda FOE TAX DEED IH*#. tP4.lfl FUrlda Malalas at NOTICE OF APPLICATION IMS) FOR TAX RRRD NOTICE Ifl IIEREBT RIVEN, (Boo. 104.10 Florida fllatato* Of HE) That D. Rom* th* holdar of th* NOTICE tfl HEREBT RIVEN, following certificate haa filed Mid That Medians Square Uardea, lne. certlfleata for tax deed te hr Th# carllflcal* Ihp holder a f lha fallowing cartl­ laeued tbsrrsa. fleat* has filed said eertlfleale fer number ead yaar af Uauancs, lb* tag deed to ba leauad thereon. Th* dsscrlptlea of th* proparty, and eertlfleale auaaber end year of tb* nam* la which It was ssitrsiMuanre, the deaarlptUn *( tha •d ar# as follow#: preperty, pad th* nam* In whleh Certificate Na. II Yaar s f lataanc# It we* aaeeaaed ar* as follows: till DKflCRJPTION O r PROPERTY Certificate No. (99 Year of laauance lo t I Assessor's Map of Loti li>< 94 A 91 of M. It. • faith's |nd d e s c r ip t io n o r propertti Buhdlrlalon D#sd Bosk 494 Lot 99 Real#! a f W isaood Pag* III ■ O E . York Plat Book 9 Page *9 Noma la whleh assessed Ethel M. Nama la whlrh asMssrd Jack A Ferguses. All af aald property be­ Carri# William*. All * f said prolay In th* County nf Seminole, parly htlng In Ih* Caunly fl#mlPlate of Pterlda. Unites aueh cer­ nsl*. B u t* nf FUrlda. UaUaa auch tificate shall ba radaemad accord­ ssriiflent* shall b* ridsimad eoing te law tb* proparty described sordlag to laar lbs property des­ In sueh certificate will be (old cribed la auch certificate will h* te th* highest bidder at the (rest ■eld t* tb* high**! bidder at Ih* doer of th* B#mla*l* County Court front door ef Iks flsmlnol* County Hoaso at flpafprd, Plarlda. an th* Court Hsus* at flaafsrd, Florid*, fim Meador la lha month sf on th* flrat M in lty In th* month August. 1999. whleh la th* lal day of Auauat III*, which It Ih* let af Auguat. 1999. day uf Auguat. Ilia. Datad this 9th day af May, 1919. Datad tkU 9th day af May, 1911. (SEAL) (• B A D Arthnr f t Beckwith, Jr. Arthur K. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court CUrh Clrrult Court •emlaelA B ely y . Florida •SBlhSla Crusty, Floyldt S NOTICE OF APPLICATION FDR TAX DEED f*ee. t a i l * FUrlda Btalole* of lBiat NOTICE IH 1IEREUT RIVEN, That Dallas E. M op th* holder nf th* following rertlfleata lit* flltd said cartlflcata for tax deed to b* laaued theraon. Th* rartlHeat* number and year nf laaunm*. tb# deacrlntlon of the proparty,, and th* nam# In which ll waa ataeaaed ar* aa follow*; Cartlflcata No. 1ST Taar of laauanca 19)7 DEHCRIPTION O r PROPERTY Iota II A I# Block II Crystal l.ak* Winter llnmea Htibdlvlslnn Plat Rook I Pag** 111, IIS. A t i l Named In which aaaraaed Charles I’ etrraon. All of aald property be­ ing In th* County of Hemlnol*. Htat# of Florida. I'nlaaa aurh cer­ tificate ahall ht redeemed accord­ ing to law the property described In aurb r*rtlflc#t# will It# aold to tho blghral bidder at the front door of tli* H#i.itnol# county Court lloua# at Hanford, Fhulda. nn th# first Monday In th* month of Auruat. ll(* . whtih I* th* lat day of Auauat, 194". Dated this Ith day of M*y, 19(9. (HEAL) Arthur 11. Ilrckwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnol* County, Florida NOTICE OF APPMUATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DERII FOR TAX l)E9:il FOE TAX DEED (See. tat.I* FUrld* Olatnl** nf H e • 104.IP Flnrld* PtMul#* nf (A##. 104.10 Ptoeldp Blatatep at IMS I IMPI 1*1*1 NOTICE IH HEBERT OIVEN. NOTICE IH IIE nK nr RIVEN NOTICE III HRRRI1T OIVRN, That M. It. y.tvlrk»r Ih* holder of That D. Rum# th# hold#r of the Tint I*. Rom# th* holder ot th* th* following ctrtlflcst# has filed following rertlflrat# haa filed following certificate h«* filed Mid eald rrrllflrat# far t*x deed lo aald rtrtlflrat# for 1st dead to ctrllflrat# for lag d**d t* 0 * h# laaued thereon. Tli# certlfleata h# laaued therenn. Th# rrrtlHcitt laaued therenn. Th* certlflont*1 number *ml >*ar nf Isausnre, th# number and ya«r of laauane#. Hi# number and year of lasuanr#, th* description of th* property, and description of th* proparty. and deaerlptlon of Ih* property, And B tli* name In which ll waa **aeaa#d III# nam# In which It waa aaaaaaad th* n*ni# In which It w»a sales*ar# *■ follow ■: ar# a* fnllowa: ed ar* a* followr*: Cartlfleat* No. li t Tear af luuanc* l'#rtltlc*t* N*. t il T»ar o t luuanc* certlflcal* No. I l l Tear o t IMuanca 111! till 11)1 DEHCRIPTION OP PROPERTTl DEPCRfPTION OP PROPERTY. DEHCRIPTION OT PROPERTY Lot ! ( Block A Dak* llarner N 44.13 ft of H 4S4.II ft nf N 7* ft nf NRI, nf NK>« of Hhort# Plat tluok T Pag# TT W I1J.1 ft. of NTVU #f URTU HIV*, of N W '« M«cHon 1 Twn*. N*in# In which aaaeeeed If, tof HEU H*ril*n U, Twn*. 'l l It Rang# It E A Mary N. Plyant. All nf asld Rang* tl E ■ , roperly being In the County of Nam* In' which *M#**#d ltu**#ll Nam* In whleh I M H ir t Okldah emlnnle, Htat* of Florid*. Un- F. A V#rn* I . Hmlth. All nf Mid * Leon* Morgan. All * f said grolean tilth rrrllflrat* *ti*ll l>* re­ property being In th* County nt n<i being la th* Count)*.- nf deemed according to l«av th# prn- Hemlnol*. Hiai* of Florida. Uni*** Hemlnol#. Hint* ef Florid*. UM#sp party deacrlhrd In ailrh certificate •uch r*rHflc*t* ahall h* redeem- •urh rtrllfleal* shall h* r#d#*mwill lie aold tn tb* hlthMt bid­ ♦d arrnrdlng in Uw Ih* properly •d arrordlng tn Uw th# property der at th* front dnnr of (tie Heml- deacrlhrd In auch certificate will dMrrlhtd In eurh rerllfiMta Wilt Hole County Court Ilona* nt Han­ he aold tn the hlgbeat bidder at told to the highest blddar. at ! ford. Florid*, on Ih* flrat Monday th* front door ot ih* Hemtnnl# b# lb* front 4#ur nf th# H#mlnnla In th* month nf Auguat, If*#, County Court Houa# at Hanford. County Court lloua# nt flanf*rd. which I* th* lat day of Auguat, Florid#, nn th# tlr*t Monday In Florid#, nn Ih# first Mandsy In th# month nf August, l i l t , which 1949. the mnnth t f Augutt, 1199, which In Datad thla ITth day •( May, I* th# 1st day #f Auguit. til*. the let day of Auguit. t i l l , Ilia Dated thl* 9th day of May, 1119. Dated this ilh day •( May, 1MB. (HEAD (HEAD (SEAL) Arthur If. Rackwlth, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur If. Bern Ilh, Jr. Cl»rk Clrrult Court. Clerk Circuit Court, Clerh Circuit Court. Hamlnnl* County, Flnrld* Hemlnol* County, Florid* Hamlnnl# Cnunty, Florldh R NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTH K o r APPLICATION FOR T A I HERD FOE TAX DEED ••**. IM.ta Florida Mmole* of l *ee. 1*4.1* PlnrMa Blatatt* nf IMS) IMP) NOTICE IH HKIIEIIT RIVEN, NOTICE IP HKIIKIIT RIVEN, Th#t D. Rom* th* holder af th- That Atlantic Municipal Corpora­ follow Inn certificate ha* filed aald tion Ih* holder of ilia following certificate fur tat deed tn he ('•rllficatt haa filed aald e m i n ­ leaned thereon. Th* certificate ent* for tax deed In b* laaued number and y*ar of laauanre, the thetenn. The certificate number deaerlptlon of th# properly, and and year nf laauanre, th* descrip­ tli* nam* In which I* na* Basra*- tion of th* proparty, and th* *d .ire *■ follow #t name In whlrh ll w*a *aa****d C#rllfic*t* No. 49 Year et laauane* ar* *■ follow*: 1999 Cartlfleat* Xn. 111 Taar of !*tu*nc* DEHCRIPTION OI‘ PROPERTY! Jun* 19. 1931 l-ot 1 Let* E 14 ft. niock II DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTT: Tier R Town nf Hanford TUt lo t in Block ll-F C*a**lh*rrr Rook I Pan** 14 tn II A 111, Plat llook T Pag** IT a t l 113, t il . 111 A I1T A Plat llook 1 Page* 4* Nam* In which *#t**srd Cor* Aus­ Name In wliuh ■*»**a*d Chari** tin. All of *ald property being In IUIUO. All of *«ld properly be­ Ih* County of Hemlnol*, Ht*l* of ing In Hie Cnunty nf tUmlimU, Florid*. Unlee* #uch carllflcal# HIM# of Florida. Uni*** auch cer­ •hall ha redeemed according In tificate ahall ht rtd**m*d accord­ law th* property described In aurh ing In Uwr th* properly dtarrlbtd certificate will he aold to th* In aurh rtrtlflrat* will b* *sld In hlgbeat bidder at lha front door Ih* ItlghMi bidder at Ih* front of the Hemlnol* fuunty Court dnnr nf Ih* Hrminnl* Cnunty Court lloua# at Hanford, Florid*, nn tli* lloiit* at Hanford, Florida, nn th* fln t Monday In tli# month nf flrat Monday In th* month of Auguat, III", which li th# lit day Auguet, t((*. whlrh la th* lot et Auguat, 1119. day nf Augutt, 111*. Dated thl* tlh day o f May, 1)49. Dated thl* Ith tlsy of Jun*, 1949. (HEAI.) (HEAD Arthur It. Rerkwlth, Jr. Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Clrrult Count. Clerk Clrrult Court Hrminnl* County, Florid# Hemlnol* Count), Flnrld* NOTICE OP APPLICATION NOTICE OP APPLICATION ION FOR TAX DEED FOB TAX DEED IP##. 101.10 F U rld! StBtOtM Of t Pea, 1*4.14 Florida M*tu» 10401 10(0) NOTICE IN HEREBT RIVEN, NOTICE IB HKRKRT RIVEN, That Madison Rquar* Hardens Inc. That D. Rom* tli* holdar * f tho th* holder of th# fallowing r*ytl- fallowing rarilflrat* h»» ftlaN flrat# ha# filod Mid r#rtlflrat* Mid eertlflesl* tor MS d#*d Id tho for u t d##d tn b* laauad th*r#on. liiusd ihsrenn. Th* etrilriett* Th# ctrllflcat* number and y**r number and yeer ef leauanr#, th *' nf latuanc#. Ih# d#*er)pllon of th* daacrlptlon * f th* proptrty, sod property, *nd Hi* nam* In which th* ntm* In which It wan a aatm d It was assessed Or# ( * fnllnwa: are •• follow*) ,M Cerilflrat* No. 949 Tear *f laauane* CertlflMt* N*. ITT T *tr of Uiunnop 1991 1939 DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTTl DEHCRIPTION OP PROPERTTl EU nr NE<« ef N\vu Section U ! 19 Rloek H T*ngUw **fl' It Twn*. II Rsngp 99 B It ■••IUn Thre* Roplat Plot Book • rre* 19 Page* 99 ft 19 Nam* In which *M*M*d Rnbtrt Named In which *«*#M9d Pr#N*El I- A Jan* N. Reinhardt. All nf Hr. ft Ursula M. Ilowe. All a i ••Id properly b*lng In th* County Mid proparty being la tha c # * n nf Hrmluol*. Htat* af Florid*. Un- ty *r gemineie, fltnl* at Florida. l*M aucli rertlflcgt* ahall h* r*- ttnlMi auch rertlfleata thell h* deemed according t* law th* pro- redeemed eeeardlng tn law I k * ' p*rly described Ip (uch certio­ deeerlbed Ip *ueh rertl­ rate will b* sold to th* high**! property flrate will he *nld to the hlghPtt blddar at Ih* front d**r nf Ih* bidder st Ih* front door •( th* Hrminnl* Cnunty Court Hnut# pt Hemlnol* County Court H*u*«. At Hanford, Florida, nn th* flrit Hanford. Florida. *n Ih* flrrt Man# Monday In th* mnnth nt August. d»y lu ih* month o f Auguit, 19Mb 1911 whlrh Ip tho 1st day of which U tht lat day ot AufldOV Auguit. ill* . 11(9. Dated this Ith day o t Mar, t i l l . Dated this Ilh day #f May. 194ft, (■R A D (■R AD Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Arthur H. Btrkwlth, JR Clerk Circuit Court. Clerk circuit Court Hamlnol* County, Florid* Semlnol* County, VlerK* NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED IP##. IM.ta Florida Statolra af IMP) NOTICE IH HEBERT RIVEN, Y.iat D. Rom# tli* holder of ih* fnlluwlng certificate ha* flltd Mid cerllflcBl* for tax deed to he Ikausd thereon. Th* certificate number of yaar of l*#u*nr*, th* deaerlptlon of Ih* property, and tl. n*m* In which It wa* aasraaed ar* a* follnw*: (W ild c a ts No. II Tear of laauane* till DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Lot 1 Block I* Tier D Th* Town of Hanford Pitt Rook 1 Pag** 11 to II A 111 111 111 111 A 117. Nam* In which **si***d R. C. A Neill* llnltlts. All uf said pioutrty being In the County of Hrinlnolt, Htat* of Flnrld*. Unless aurh caralflrat* ahall he redetmid accord­ ing to law th* proptrty deicrlhed In *urh certificate will he told to III* highest bidder at Ih* front door of the Hemlnol* County Court llnui* M Hanford, Florid*, nn th* first Monday In Ih* month nf August, 1949. which Is Ih* 1*1 day of Auguat. 19(9. Dated thl* 9th day s f May, 1911. (BRAD Arthur E. Btrkwlth, Jr. Clark Circuit Court 7 Hamlnnl* County, Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION FAR TAX DERD (Pee. 1P4.1B Fteetd* Statute# af IBIS) NOTICE IN IIEREBT RIVEN, That Madison Hquaro Harden# In*. 111*;.holdar. of Hi* following -egrllHeat* ha* fllfd (aid ctrllflcot* for tag d##d I* b* laauad th*r*op. Tb* rartlflcata numh#r and y*ar ot tecuanr*, th# daicrlptlop af th* proptrty. and th* nam* In which It wa* aei##a(d nr# *■ fallow*: Cerilflrat* No. I ll l i a r of iMuanca 19)4 DEHCRIPTION OP PROPERTT I s ! I I Midway nasr Oviedo p u t t Pag* 49 Nam# In whlrh aaaeaaad Haiti* (Hamlin# #t *1. All nf aald proptrly htlng In Hi# County or g«mlhot*. Htat# nf Flnrld*. I'nDea such ctrllflrat# shill b* radaemad ac­ cording to U w th* properly 4 ( ( crlhtd In aurh rarilflrat# will b* •old lo Ih* highlit blddar at Ih* front door of thl Hamlnnl* County' Court IIpua* at Hanford. Florida, on lh» first Monday In Hi* month nf August, I9U, which Ip th* lit day of Auguat, 111*. Datad thl* 9th day *f Msy, t i l l. (BEADED) Arthur X. flick with, Jr. Ctcrk Circuit Court Seminole Cnunty, Marlin NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (ter. 104.19 Florida tlataU o of 1949) NOTICE Tfl HEREBY OIVEN. That Orcratreai Unit Co. th* holdfr nf th* following ctrllflrat* ha* flltd Mid r*rtl(lr*U fur tax dead tn b* laaued llisrenn. The rerllflrat* number and year nf l**u*nr*, th* description nf tha proparty, and tha nam* In which It was aaaMMd nr* aa followai eartlfleata Nn. t i l Y*ar of laauanca Jua# II. 1931 DEHC UIPTION n r PROPERTTl l«ot 13 Blnrk H Tract 4o Hanlandn Hprlng* according tn tho Plat* Th*t#of recorded upon tha Public Records of flemlsola Cauaty, Plarlda Nam* In which a**#*a#d 4 . F. Hill. All of aald properly bring In Ih* County nf Hamlnnl#. Htat# nf FUrlda. Unless aueh certificate shall b* redeemed arrnrdlng tn law th* property described In such rertlflrate will ba aald In tha highest bidder #t th* front dnnr nf lha HtanlnnU County Court Houa* at Banfcrd, FUrlda. an th# flrat Monday In lha month nf Augutt, 194*. whlrh I* th* tat day af Ahduat. 1944. Datad thl* Ifth day •( May, l i l t . (BEAL) Arthur M. Barhwlth, Jr. Clark Clrrult Court, Hamlnnl# county, FUrlda NOTIPR o r APPLICATION FOR T A X DEED ffloo, 104.1* FUrlda S U U U * of NUTfCll IB IIEREBT RIVEN. That D. Rum* lha holdar of Ih# following crriirirata ba# flUd aald cartiDcal* for tag deed to ba iMued tharaon. Tha certlfleata number and year af lasuane*, Ilia daacrlptlon or tha property, and tha aaa a la which It waa asMcacd ara na follow*: Certificate So. 1 '. Y*ar of iMonaco till DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY! Lot 91 Midway Plat Bosk 1 Page 4t Nama la whleh aasotMd Jasala A Aaala B. Chambers. All of aald property bain* In Ih* County af Hemlnol*. BUI* of Florida. Uni*** aueh earllflrau shall ha redeem­ ed -ooordUg to U w th* property described In (Uch certificate will h* sold t* Ik* hlgbMt bidder st lha fraal dear * f th* flemaloU Coaaty court He*** at Haafard, FUrlda, *a th* flrat Monday In th* menth o f Auguit. 1919, whleh l« th* itt dtr of Augutt. 1919 Dated thlf lib day o f Jlay, 3191 (.B A L I rthar R. Beckwith. Jr. CUrh Clreult Coart fl«ml**l* Caaaty, FUrlda NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED f0*». IPLId Florida I t l l i l N o f 1MM NOTICE IH IIEREBT RIVEN. T h lt I). Rom# th* holdtr at III* fallowing rerllflm t* haa filed aald cerilflrat* for lax deed tn b* laaued thareon. Th* c*rtlflr*t* number and y(*r * f laauanre, Hi* dtarrlptlnn nf lb* prnparly, and th* nam* In which It w*( aaaeaaad nr* •• follnwat Certificate No. 411 T**r *f laauane* till DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTY! N III M. of H 49* ft. o f IV ITI ft. of N4* of HWU nf NRI4 ilea* Ril l Hectlnu It Twn*. 31 Itatig* St E . Nam* In which aaaeaaad Emil 'J. llnrey. All uf add property htlng In Hi# County of Hemlnol,. Hist# nf Florid*. I'nltM aurh rarilflrat# ahall h# r,.l*«m ,d according tn 1st Hi* proparty described In such rertlflMl* will h* sold In th* highest bidder *1 Ilia front dnnr * f th* Hemlnol* County Court limit* at Hanford, Florida, on th* flrat tin iday In th* mnnth nf Augutt, 19(9. which I* th* 1st day *f Augual, 1149. Dated thlt lib day o t Msy, Ittt. (SEAL) Arthur H. Btrkwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. Hrminnl* Count), Florid* NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TA X DEED (lee. IM.td PlortdA Stslolt* of IP IPI NOTICE Ifl IfEREnT RIVEN. That Madlann Hqusr* Harden* Inr. Ill* holder nf th* following r*rtlflrat* h*a filed **ld cerilflrei* for tax deed I* b* leeued tharann. Th* r*rllflr*l* number and year of lieumr* lb* description of th* property, and tb* n*m* In which It wi* aaaraaed * r ( a* fnllnwai Carilfirtl* No. IIP Yaar of laiuanr* 1931 DEHCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl D l * 9 A 4 Blk. (7 Lincoln Tark Pitt Book T Pos* 99 Nsm* I* whlrh p**(M*d llonar A Ruth I* Wllcpg. All t f Mid properl r being In th* Couhly of Hemlnol*. Mat* * f Flnrld*. Unl»*a •urh rartlflral* (hall he red**m*d ■ i fording to l*w th* property de*rrlhid I* *uch rsrtlflral* will b* ■old to Ih* highlit bidder at th* front door of th* Hrminnl* County Court Jtoui* *1 Hanford, FUrld*. nn Ih* first Monday In th* month nf Ausuat, 1910, Whlrh I* Ih* 1*1 day of Augual, l i l t . Haled tbl* tlh day of Mty, t i l l . (•N A D Arthur W. Nackwlth, Jr. Clark Circuit Caurt ■tmlnol* County, Florid* NOTICE OP APPJ.Ir.ATIOg FOR TAX DEED to#*. IPd.lfl Ftortd* P istol# * o f 1040) NOTICE Ifl HEREBT OIVEN, Tlist Medlaun flqusr# Osrdan* Inr. tb* holder o t th# fallowing r*rllfirst* lias filed Mid c*rlltl**l* for tag d**d I* h* laauad thereon Th* cartlfleat* number aad y»*r of Uiusnc#, lb* d**erlptUa •( tli* proptrty, pad th# n*m* In which it wa* m h u i I pro as fellow*: Certifies!* No. I l l Y*»r of Ueuancp 1131 DEHCRIPTION OP PROPERTT) l-ot ( ( A IWpUt of p Part *f HporUmio'p Fprsdia* Plat t Fog* II N*m* Ip whlrh otprtMd Prppk ft Dorothy Peterson. All a f *sld >ruparty being In th* Conaty o f iem ln*l». fltau ot Florid*. UAUtp incb rsrllflral# ahall b* r*4*#m»d ac­ cording to Uw tb* proparty de«ertbed Is aurb Mrtlfleat* will b* •old to th* blgb**t blddar ot lb* frost door *f tb* BcmlnoU County Court Mom* pt flsaford Plarlda, e* th* flrat Monday Is tb# month of August, t i l t which Id Ih* Ut day of August, llif t D*t*d thl* Ith U r * ( Msy, t i l l , (BEAL) Arthur M. Bockwltb, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court ■cmlncl* Ccuitr. Florid* .uu NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DERII (**#, 304.10 riortfla si*late* o t IMP) NOTICE Ifl HEREBY RIVEN, That Madison Bquar* Harden* Inn. Ih* balder of tb* following certi­ ficate baa fllad said eerllflral* for I n deed to b# laaued Ihereon. Th* rertlflrot* number (nd year af l#*upne*, lb* dceorlptlon of Ih* iroperty, and tbs nom* In which I was aaaaaaad ar* ao fallows) Cartlfleat* No. H i Yoar of laauane* 1931 DESCRIPTION n r PROPERTTl l#>t 9 Milton flquor* Plat Booh 1 Fags 99 Nam* In which aaaaaaad Ora D L#*. All o t *Ald properly being In th* County af Seminal*, Biota of Florida. UhIm * auch oortlflcpla ahall 0* redeemed according to l*w th* property dearrlbod In ourh certified# at HI h* sold I* Iho highest bidder i t tb* front dour uf th# flejnlaul* Cnunty Court lloua# at Hanford, Florida, on Ih# flrat Monday In th* month of Auguit, 19(9, whlrh la th* tat d (r of Ausuat, HID. Doled thl* Ith day of May, 111*. (ANAL) Arthur H. Btrkwlth, Jr. Clork Circuit Court ■tmlnol* County. Florid* f NOTICE o r APPLICATION POE TAX DEEII to*#. 9*4.1* FlsrtflA ■ total#* o t 1141) NOTICE Ifl HEREBY RIVEN, That MaPleon flqusr# Uprdtna Inc. th* holdtr o t tb* following carllflcoto he* filod Mid oorilflcpt* for lo t dead t# bo laaued ihereoo. Th* cortlflcata number pad year or Ucuppr*. tbs dascription * f tbs proparly, apd tha samp Ip which It wpa saooaoad ar* pa fallawsi Cartlfleat* No. I l l Tsar *9 laoupnc* till DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTTl H 49 94 ft « f N ITf.94 ft Of TV 144 ft of EH of NEU a f N9VI4 Bocllap 10, Tarpp. 91, fla a it It E Nom* la whlth n w i N d J. 1L ft Plnhla Divio. All of told proparly being In Ihn County of ■•mlnalo, fltata nf FUrld*. Cnloao •uch certificate shall b* radaom*d according tn Uw tha pr*farty described In such (wrllflcst* wilt b* sold to ih* hlghopt bidder ht tb* frppt door of th* flomlaol* County Court Houa* ot flapford. Florid* on Ih* flrat Monday lo th* month of Augual, 1*99, which I* Iba Itt day sf August, III*. Datad tbl* »th flay o f May, IIM . IflEAL) Arthur M. Boebwlth, Jr. Clerh Circuit CattL •emlael* CsuMy, Pltfldfl “ * . I NOTICE # y APPLICATION. POE TAX DEED (A##, tA4.ia Plortda Btatotp* *d 1040) NOTICE IN HEBERT OIVEN; That Atlanllo Municipal Carr Hon lb* holdtr af Hi* fall* cartlflcato hap flltd said * * i ____ rats for lo t flood to b* Isoqaft lhsr#on. Th* certificate number ood year af Im u s ik #, Ih* dooorlp# tlon of Ih* property, aad Iho ntm* In which It wo* assessed ar# aa fnllawai < c#rtm e*t* No. I l l Taar of Iaiuaoa* Jun# II, t i l l DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTT D t I Block 9 Lock Arbor— Phillip’s flection Plat Book • Pago* 19 ft 91 Ni m# In which aaaaaaed ConotaRoft R. Blackburn. All of sold pro­ perty htlng In th* County o f Hemlnol*. Bint* of florid*. Up# lata ouch certifies:* shall ba deemad according t* U w th* pro# periy described In aurh eertlfloaik will h* said |n Ih* highest hlfldOi st tho front dsor of tht fl4N)U*|i County Court- Hsus* pt flPHfflV&^M Florida, op th* t in t Monday- |N Ih* month of Auguit. !9d £ whiak la th* 1st day 4 f August I I R . Doled thlo Ith day *f Jua*. 194ft (READ Arthur M. kook With, JP,r CUrh Clrault Court. ./■ ■tmlnol* County, FtarlAf) NOTICE ftP APPLICATION PO E T A X B B B E ffloo, • 1*4.14 P lortftn ■ tarn44* oft 1B4PI NOTICE IB HEREBY That D. Roma th* holder of fnlluwlng serHOcat* has . ......................... Mid eertlflratp for tag dssd IP hq tMuad theraon. Th* eortlfflat* number and roar qf iMuanaa, Ihp description t f thp proparty, soft top name la whlrh It wa* Mlioq ad ara 49 fallows) CertlflMt* N*. (41 Year #f I(ousta* m m o k b c r ip t io e or < propeett U t I Rloek O Afl*U Park Plat Book * Pag* 49 Nam* U which asaaaaad U u It Hill. H*lrA Alt af said preperty helng In tb* County o t gsgtlnplE Hint* of Florida, Unleep ouch eottlfirsts ahall h* redeemed accord­ ing l* taw th* property desrrtbofl In sueh certificate will be aold to th* lil(!i*(t bidder at th* (root door of th* Damlnotp County Court Hout* ot Monford, Florida on tha flrot Monday , In lha month qf AUgust ill* , whlefc U tb* Itt day of Autusi, 19k*. Dated tbl* Ith day *( May. lifft (■EALl Arthur M. Edekwlth, Jft Clerk ctreult Court. Hemlnol* County, yierldfl; ■ ' " "•TICE OP APPLICATION FEE TAX DEED in Ti *“ '** r W i4 “ '* NOTICE tg , HEREBY QIVI Tb*' Atlanllr Municipal Corps llan Ih* boldpr af th* fo||«w[ itriiricat* has DUd aatd rei flcal# for tog datd to h* therenn. Tha rertlfleblo and year of Isauano#, th* fli tlon of Ih* proparty, aad nawt In whlafc It was nr* aa follows: _ Cerilflrat* No, 9# fM r Of iMUOPdi June 11. 1939 DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTY l«ot 1 Wall flubdirtaUs f Book Id Page IT Name la wk&h 0 Winn. All af opld proporty In lha Cauaty of flamlnol*. of Florida, t'nlops push shall ba rafloaortd a« Uw Ih* proptrty desert eertlflratp WIU I blah**) bidder st of lb* Bod Ipom 4 �-r-rnr------/< -• - fe i" > ; '-. jv A'Tr Piipre 10—Thurfl. July 7, I960 BEHIND EVBPV , s u c c e s s rut. >__ MAN „ ( TVtgPIC A fi WOMAN THAT PROVES NWHATIVE alw avs . r SAID r " ' THEBOSVJWIFE |JUST CAME IN < 1 ANO SHE S -r t e o iu N s T / s-t M AO y S HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 5. Real Eatate For Solo THE OLD HOME TOWN •*— »— . By STANLEY FARMER’S AGENCY O H -T M S r J U S T W O R K N U V T . T I M K —T H B Y W S ♦ S T A N D -/N S * f o t t h f o p f ic k ro*a r N. V. Farmer, Realtor Lillian Trams . B. H. l»«r«, D. H. Whitmore % Asace1!***. 246$ S. Park Ave. Pa. F* 93211 After hours, FA 2-2919, FA M t t FA 9-0261. / A 2 3012 V W HEN T O E Y 4 W O U T F O » /\ T H P I* C O PA K H B U R A K S / / 2-BEDROOM furnished borne, 2334 Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. TWO LOTS. 3 room furnished cot­ tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 3-3631. that * riPT /HTO A TDAJK^ f m * a o r tvh P/tCPMD/T M t f J— ■ n> Vf a w o * ' r ^ V 'T / A 3-BEDROOM house. Two lots Includina corner. Tull priee $7300.® Terms. 603 E 33t*. SL ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Bealtoe Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. FA 2-3981 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Tum . tfcr* Tri. • S f..M . dey ke« for# Insertion. Mon. • Sot noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! Tata, thro FH. • I P. M. dor be­ fore inoortion. Mon. • Sot noon. Wh ile shcap T H « V tl9 » D t o l A uoh V t-AU6H; . s CAN WErrg YOUR OROCIRY LIBT r 2-BEDROOM unlurniihed houi Fenced backrard. FA 2-4967, CLASSIFIKD INDEX (VHtFft) VOll (X T )/ I CAN'T T U L THfM AflOUI THAT5 THE MANT> THE DfAMONUS, J ( SUM AMD DIG6IR « DlAM DON’T LET HIM LIEf . SLIM f r —^ } WOULD BE WAD S fK »C H r 4 * 0 * 4 0 REACH HER. /M W HCCtf.ICANTMAKCC WHAT IT BAYS HERB tn . til PCTURN THEM TO THE < if I'VE HEABD Ptemrul OMtLPS \VMPlTTHlH6f TOMOCTW. I NEED /tkr«-A g r T f THfM KJOAY.__ mM IV II V T I I M/ NAME'S HOT SLIM. I60TTHIM 8 / MISTAKE OPICiNALLV, I BELIEVE IHEV WERE S X X t N . y WELL.t THOUGHT IP I’D SCRIBBLE THAT ONE I WORD RATHER POORLY. a l o t r l a in ir i ...TH’ O ffO C IR WOULDN’ T KNOW t COOLDNT BRILL A B R A R A D U S / 1 ------- -- THAN THISf f * I. Good Food i. For Rhot B. Wonted to Rent 4. Real Batata Wnntod B. Real EeUto For Solo 4. Martgaio Loan* T. Bneineeo Opportanitiao 7*A Inanranro t. Female Help Wanted P. Mala Help Wanted IB. Mala ar Female II. Work Wanted IS. Plombiat Serrkee II. Electrical Serricaa 14. Build, Paint * Repair II. 8 peel a1 Serricaa 1I*A Baaotr Parlors II. Flowera A Plants IT. Pata • Lireatack - Sapi II. Machinery • Tools II. Basts sad Motors It. AntemeWles I*.A Trailers II. Fnrnilsrs 21. Article# Far Isle 22-A Article Wanted 21. Notices A Fernansls 24. Last A Fannd 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 24388, TWO bedroom furnished apart­ ment, 2101 Magnolia, $33.00. Phone FA 21931. I ROOM, furnished, sarage apart­ ment, water and electricity fumlahed. Adulla only. Call be­ fore 2 p. m, or after 0 p. m. FA 2-1303. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. Phone FA 1-6041. SLEEFINO ROOMS, tba Gables 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 34720. .. A N O .M U Y / I f J ON THE ££ POST * T MB’* in THE BACKIBRD T CANY TC K M U P lttSf OH J g i v e nr 3-BEDROOM furnished bouie HO month. 9334 Palmetto. FA 3-1110 . U -/ V BEAUTIFULLY fnrnlabed room la prtvato borne. FA 3-7734. •er a ON HlMf RENT *c BALE: S room houM garage; modern; FA3-057I. 3-ROOMS, unfurnished, $73 per me. 4-Rooms, furnished, $60 per mo, Phoaa FA 9-5021. 3-ROOM first floor apartment, furnished, $40 per mo. I l l Pal­ metto Ave, I-BEDROOM upstairs apartmsnt, air conditioned, 970. FA 24666 2-BEDROOM unfumlibed home availsbla now. FA 2-1349. 1-BKDROOM furnished home to responsible party. $110 month­ ly, less with lease. FA 2-36M. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near school A shopping center. No pets please. MIS Elm Avenue. MOBILE HOMES, water it lights furnished, $11 per week. Phone FA 2 0319. SUMMER rats of $55. Large nice unfurn. apt. 1700 Magnolia. 2-BEDROOM home, elean, cool and quiet; garage; large yard. Phone FA 2 3683. LARGE three bedroom unfurn ished borne 1313 Park Ave., 1123.00 month. Call FA 2-3931, ABOUTl BOAT} RENT A $YB just sum eeuRp N * m e iF TO M*IF»«PTH VWLIfl THSTW w vucnuB Th# OTMMfp o w e r /. peo 15 fOR 1©U... *ND errvei WITH VOUR. WCPPWS r i W H T / 0O94GVOU9 Rosalia Dr. Call 2 BEDROOM with Florida room, Fenced yard. I ll Mayfair Cir­ cle. FA 2 3927. A l Work Gwnuitood On# Block Off Buford Avenue o r 29th Street MEW BOMBS BY Odham & Tudor Ruth PiMMrt On Onnrn Bend, Bn. r t Binferd Sunland Estate* 17-99, I YOU NEW RAVENNA PARK IN rve alscacj/ VNTSQIOMIM' A. M. Til Dork SUNDAY 1:M F. M. TU Dork A1 Boasto Csiry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Wamutty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES UwMSPUTi MODBS 0 PM SU Y>H * mUaa Un. a t B n a ftrd Clofeinff Coat Aa Low A i a VA-FHA. FHA-IN -8BBV1CB Immndlatn Occupnaey 1 Ynnr Pannual Sutlafuctka G U ARAN TEE C a m m u a lty OPEN D A ILY GOING LAKE FRONT LOT WHAT A SPOT! CLEAN modern furnished apts., 601 Palmetto. FA 2-4339. Tura Wirt On 20th 81. Follow Couatry Qub Rd. * Watch For Oir Sign . • • • $10,H O -F R O M -$69.50 MO Wi n g s a t h l e t i c H E U . W iN S O M E TH IN G «U f T w c o e t l DR GAM CS AN O v FUN/ > HOUSE, $01 FA 2 3362. Near Golf C a m $50 DOWN MOVES b a t h in g APARTMENTS, clean, large A LARGE 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, t Garage. Nice yard. Reasonable small, new linoleum, down­ equity. 112 Cherokee Cirele, stairs 611 Park Ave. Sunland Estates. FA 2-3389. 1 and 2 BR furnished apartments IDEALLY LOCATED! $60 it $63 mo. Near Pinecreat school, lovaly 9 2 HR furnished bouse $73 me. bedroom, 3 bath home, Double ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR earporte, extra large atility Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha room, patio, reasonable down payment, 4V*% mortgage. Ph. 3 ROOM downstairs, furnished FA 2-2S34. apartment, private entrance and < bath, 201 Maple Ave. or Ph. HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT a t O FA 2-1371. 2000 Washington Ave. 9 bed­ rooms, priee 314,930, rent 190 PI.VECREST AREA: Clean I bed­ per mo. For information writ# room house «nd 2-bedroom dup­ C. E. Johnson, Bos 91, Lako lex; electric kitchens; water Butler, Fla. furnished. FA 2-4411. Q u ie t MANOR \ J VJINGEV* r o Q o c r \ j M t a k in g Me. IT S BEAUTIFUL * UNDER PRICED Large home with three bed room ! and two baths on 2V* lota. Many trees. 9317 Osceola Drive. H O M ES COUNTRY CLUB "W aRMf 2-BEDROOM garage apt., large living and dining room. 9005V* French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3830. BROKER W. B. Shippy, Asaoe. 302 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9911 BED O N L Y 7 LEFT B*nevr«,twLe,**nt« po in C iw r r ix s # w . CMi! X SNOW MOV BOUSH UNFURNISHED apsrtmept Kit­ chen equipped. Call FA 2-2800. 2-3 and 4 ROOM apartment!, 835- REAL ESTATE WANTED: will exchange modern home. S rooms $40 and $30 per month. Pb. and renting basement apart­ FA 2-4261. ment. $300 yr. income, located 9 BEDROOM house, kltehen fur­ 3 miles South U. S. Capitol, nished, 204 Grape ville Avo. Washington, D. C. tor 9 B. R. FA 2-3139. modern home on 10 acrei ad­ jacent to Sanford or Orlando. I ROOM furnished cottage, $60. Market value $15,000 clear. Will FA 2-1757. _____________ accept your equity. Contact Mr. Harper Stamper Agency or SLEEPING room, $9 00 Wk. write G. S. Ray, 114 Huron Dr. FA 2 2764. Washington 21, D. C. 3 BEDROOM, lease to responsible party, exceptionally low rent, 27 ft. HOUSE TRAILER, awning, water furnished, Adults, no ReDawar, HoeplU' A Baby Beds pots. FA 22447. By Day, week or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE NICELY furnished large 9 bed­ Ph. FA l -lll l U9 W. 1st St. room and 2 bath apartment, 1912 Sanford Ave. Adults. FA 2-3661. ftaeq totPAsg vou wee* C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 3-BR., kitchrn equlpt., atUe fan, quiet neighborhood. FA 2 8886. 100 ft. lllway frontage, 080 ft. deep, too ft. on one of the pret- _ tiest lakes hi Florida. P rie a O $3,500. NEWLY decorated S room furn­ NICELY furnished S room apart­ ment, private bath. FA 2-3710. ished apartment $60 per month; cloas In. Ill E. Ith. St. Call W . H . " B l i p S ta m p er A y n e f FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUonrllU FA 2 4213 er FA 2-5786. Realtor A Insurer Phene FA S-4991 111 N. Par* FURNISHED house, fenced yard, FURNISHED, clean lit floor electricity furnished, $60.00 per apartment, 1004 Palmetto NICE two bedroom borne, bard* mo. ph. FA 2-1776. wood floora, well landscaped. BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2396 So. $300 down payment, or trado Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. FURNISHED apartment, clean for ear equity. 11 year rnort* and close In. Adults only. Jim­ W. Hugutey, 926 N. E. Bth. Ave gaga. 2400 Orange Ave. my Cowsn, FA 2-4013. nue, Gainesville, Florida. LAKE MARY view lot, 190 a 148, FOR RENT OR SALE: 2 bed 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, unfurnlahed call FA 3-1993. house, $123 per mo. 116 Oak­ room spartan housctraller, land Ave. FA 2-3172. BUSINESS PROPERTY: ISM go. FA 2-5610. Elm Avenue. Write owner. J. LARGE HOME on one acre feneI BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-7922. W. Huguley, IN N. E. Mb. Ave* rd lot $75.00. Phone FA 26192. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, automatic washer, $SS.OO per 2 -A Beach Rentals mo. ph. FA 2-2909. ANDERSON’S REPAIR HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—131 FURNISHED apartment, hard SHOP So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a wood floora, Ule bath, 603 W Bvich. For reservation call 27th. Goftaral Automobtlo FA 2-0431 Repaira I BEDROOM furnished home, wa 4. Real Eatate W anted ter Included. FA 2 3899. Englno Tuno-upo . HOUSE oa Camaroa Avanuo, East aida between Celery and Geneva Avenue: 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliances. School bus atop. Quiet 3 BEDROOM, kitchrn equipped neighborhood. S7I per month. houee, near Navy Base. Phono FA 1-4145. FA 2-7337. ONEX WORRY ■----- - — MEN AT WORK — Tho Horold will not bo responsible for morn thon on# Inrorrort Insertlon of roar fld. and rroorroo tho WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi rl|ht to roriM or rojoct onr od> private bathi, 114 W. First St. rrrtloomont from thnt erdrrrd to ronforoo to tho polieiea of this NICE bedroom, private entranea P«For. and bath. Phone FA 2-244S. W HO H A S THB L A S T AT MB H H N P MV BACK IN MASHiNSTON 5" * RKSPONSUULITYs ------- ----- SPEAKS. THE LONE PAN6ER SEES TON TO APPPOACHINO PflNTABON WOULD te t«lM 9 B «M * IP X BEAT THB M TO THB AVOON WITH MV OW'N _ ROCKST ^ 1 BEDROOM, frama bouse. Needs some repair. 1600 down take up psyments of $50 a month. Ap­ prox. $3,300 a. 3 * . 1 mile north Lake Monroe bridge oa 17-92. Call Ralph J. Hayes FA 2-1193. STAN Ynnr 9 »rennal anHafnctlaa fas H I fan year aa tb ai year beam at FREE WELCOME Yaa Lamia Sewstag Far Yea A Year Family. Pick Up Kaye At •ala* (MOm! i Odham & Tudor Bwy. U.ta A IttA BC F t FA A1A9I I. IA ir-'l . ;] > W m i ~-m iv : Brafley �Something New, Something Old 8. Female Help Wanted lije flantnrb 1934 PLYMOUTH Savoy, excel lent cond. 1320 Myrtle Ave. FA 23304. FIRST $800 cash will buy St.too FATHER NEEDS WOMAN to eare for child and home In equity in beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 Holly Hill. She may have one bath homa with lake view. Many child of her own. Write to Earl extra* including 0 . E. Built in equipment. FA 2-3872. HIU, ISOS Linda Ave. Holly Hilt. Fla. St. Johns Realty Co. 2 WHEEL utility trailer $30. 123 Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2 2328. THE TIME TESTED FiRM US N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 1412.1 ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Ragiatarod Real Edam Broker Ph. PA 1 1101 17-98 at rftawaUn Tire Repairman While, muit ha able to change all aiaea of tractor and truck tirea. Experienced man only need ap­ ply. Year round employment, paid vacation. Contact Bob S m y t h a, Clermont, Fla. or ph. EX 4-4211. .Saw A Uaed Furniture A Appli­ ance#. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADK Jenkins Furniture 408 Sanford Ava. 6UNLAND ESTATES: S bedroom home, $300 down. Muat sell thla weak. FA 8-2888. DREDGE OPERATOR, FA 8-1381 after • p. m. LOT FOR SALE: large, high and dry, Laka FA 2-3034. Markham Eatatea. 22. Articles For Sale T h u rs. J u ly 7 , 19U0— P a^ e 11 20. A u to m o b ile * g rra lh LOST: Shirt pockat radio around drat. R e w a r d . Mark*, ph. FA 2 8400. LOST: Cocker Spaniel In Plnoerost area. Blond and white, an aw m to name of Lady, Reward. FA 2-3183. FOUND: a purae at Kan’ a Truck Stop, North French Ava. on June 26th. Owner may have by identifying and paying for thu ad, at the above addreu. LOST: Tri-Color Collie, lictnaa no, 2 on collar, anawer* to *am « of Lady. Reward Ph. FA l-OWW, WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS WILSON - MAIER 8 • BEDROOM bouae, kitchen WANTED: someone to move bouie equipped, acreened porch. Fen­ of furniture to Tenn. Call ced yard. Low down payment. FA 2-2628 if interested. 80S Roialia. Ph. FA 2-7381. Good Used Furniture for Sale, CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranlrrd. Phone FA 2-7818 or MI 4 1771. la Casselberry. Mechanic Needed J. W. HALL 1900 BRAND NEW BEL AIR Cots St 9a. paint 83.93 gal., aecnnd P O R T A B L E SEWING MA­ lallun free. ARMY-NAVY SUBCHINE, all attachment* A guar­ PLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. antee. Take over payment* of $7.80. Write Mr. White, 303 Watt 22-A Article* Wanted tat. St., Sanford. WANTED to buy one owner, 1848BUNK BEDS, twin alxe, window ’So or ’SI Chryalcr, 4 dr. A-l con­ fan, 30 HP Johnson Javelin dition, low milage. FA 2-8847. Motor, automatic wither, chroma table and 8 ch ain , uti­ OLD MONEY—old eoina, Con fa lity alnk. Phone FA 2-4488. derate money, will pay premi urn price for gold coin*. Al OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Lormann, Wildmcre Ave., Long, 1 Cent par lb. wood. Fla. Ph. TK 1-4173. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 2.1. Notice* A Per*on*l* 204 W. tat. St. FA 8-2811 GOING NORTH, leaving around FACTORY TO YOU • BIG VALUES 10th of July, have room for 3 ALUMINUM pa*aenger*. muit have refer­ • QUICK CREDIT VENETIAN BLINDS ence* and help thare expeme*. • EASY TERMS BaeJosed head. Rag-praaf bottom Ph. FA 2 3221. rail with pla.tie enda. Plattic WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS or rayon tape*. Cotto* or nylon cord a. Senkarik Glana and Paint Co. New and Uaed Furniture FA 2-4621 311 E. Firat St. FA 2 3822 112-114 W. 2nd St. PROJECTIONIST, part-time. Ph FA 2-1882 after 8.-00 p. m. R IA L ESTATE DRIVE-W FA 2-7488 22. ArtielM For Sal* For Urge fleet of grov# and over B44 • roach Ava. (be road equipment, minimum of Realtor three years Mechanical experi­ ence on line necessary. Must “ CaB Hail" Pbooa FA 11841 Uaod furmlture, appliances, tool* hava owa tools, year round em ­ e*e. Bought-SoM Larry's Mart ployment, paid vaeation. Contact 14. BaiM. Paint ft Repair 15. Spocial Sarvico* 211 Saaford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4181 Bob Smythe, Clermont, Fla. or or PH EX 4-4211. ADD THE EXTRAS: Extra cool PLATTS CARPENTRY Services, 3-bedrooms; with extra trees; new work k repairs. Specialise ALL MAKES k MODELS extra lovely patio; extra large 11. Work Wanted in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. Sell U# Yonr Furniture. Qo>k llvieji room; extra--GE built in; FA 2-7416. Service With The Caah. SUPER extra low cost with no qualify­ 203 W. First St. (34 hr. eor.) TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. ing. FA 2-7081. THOS. E. THOMPSON LAWN WORK, FA 2-0648, FA 2 3823 General Contractor FOR SALE H-inch plywood pingDUPLEX, 1 side furnished. Each Rome Carpentry Repair* l.')-A Beauty Parlors pong table with net and four apartment 1 bedroom. Equity Roofing A Siding paddltt. Only 841.00. Call 81800. 2201 So. Park Ave., San­ 12. Plumbing Service* Phone FA 2-3432 FA 3-8808. ford, Florida. FA 2 3878. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT NO DOWN PAYMENT: assume ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby ROOFING FHA Loans mortgage payments, S bedroom, Bad*. Day. Weak, or MoaUs2 bath, fully equipped kitchen, FURN1TURE CENTER BUILDERS SUPPLIES F 1 a. room, carport. Ph. 110$ French Av*. Plumbing ft Haatiag W* Give TV Stamp* MI 4-1348. « L FA 8-7881 AIR CONDITIONING 901 W. 3rd St. FA I June and July Specials on CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK permanents. Call for prices. 4. Mortgage I a n 1807 Sanford Avo. FA 8-8388 15. Special Service* Air Conditioned, threo senior operator*. HARRIETTS BEAU­ TY NOOK. fA 2 3742 103 8. Oak. Sewing: Mach. Repairs RENTALS $3 WEEK GOOD used frame wlndowa, Jambs and assorted lumber. See fore­ man al Nicholson Bulck Bldg. R EDI-M t XED-KONCRETK 37" Window Sills tt-13 34" Window Lintels 81.23 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 808 Elm Ava. Ph. FA 2-8731 SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 3877, Buckner k Son. AIR CONDITIONER, two-ton watercooled Philco model at book value. In perfect condition, may be seen in operation. Phona Midway 7 3074, Winter Park IS W H A T C O U N T S! OKRA, $3 00 Rushel, bring con tainer and deposit. FA 2 6847. USED apartment site gaa range $43 Ph. FA 2 4278. POWER MOWER: Snapper 80 de­ luxe, A-l cond. less than 1 yr. old, coat new 884.30 a steal at 833.00 Cash. Ph. FA 2V -J . Century 4-Dr. Hardtop Rivcria, DyaaPlow. Pawer Starring. Powor Brake*. Radio, Hoatar. 20,000 Actual Mile*. Thla la On* o r Tha Ueaneat C an W# Hava Ivor Had. Driva It And Try It. 16. Flower* ft Plants C L A R K PLUMBING k IDEATING Moved to our mw location 8814 So. HIAWATHA AVE. SERVICE STATION: Good loca­ tion tad wall establish*!. In­ ventory—Taka over. Apply 884 W. 6th St. FA J-2S74 * and family hava extra money working near homo. Avon is well liked and sells easily. Wa will help you. Ask for horn* in­ terview. Manager, Box 848, Lockhart, Fla. BLUE female Collie, A. K. O. Mg' iatcrad, 6 month* old. FA 8-1881. Mock off Hwy. 1782 FREE ESTIMATES “ Do K Tour** 1C as* Wiring — xroetrta Servian WB REPAIR AND BREYICI Sid VUtlaa ■ T I N S RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. Maablnan and Supply Co. Magsalia FA M W 187 W. lad St. Ph. FA 144 WITHOUT NEGLECTING HOME CARPENTRY, paiattag. rooflag. screening aad comaut work, OUR SPECIALTIES - Lifetime Mufflers — Brake Adjustments k Halloing. THRIFTY SERVICE STATION, Cor. 2nd k Palmetto. AIR CONDITIONING H. BEAUTIFUL B. POPE 880 S. Park - HOMES CHIHUAHUAS. A.K.C. FA 2-4178, Free kittens only atx we she old, call FA 2-8120. BUCKSKIN HORSE, vary gentl* with children, complete with s a d d l e and bridle, $800. FA 8-3947. 4-Dr. Station Wagon. FOUR W HIRL DMYK. ard To Got Hein That’s Excoptkmaly Clans, ‘ Off Of The Highway. Low MiMaga, Never Gateway To Tb* Wat#/way Your KVTNRUDE Dealer CO. FA 1-4884 Robeon Sporting Good* 88444 R. le t LOW INTEREST RATES # Already Financed § N n Qualifying Ph FA 2 8 1838 18 ft. BORUM BOAT (Coraalr) with 38 HP Kvinrude mo­ tor, gator trailer, canvai top and boat cover. Ph. FA 8-1810. Other A m Tone Owa flood Credit 8 Bedroom — 1-1 Rath Roman SUMLAND BSTATES and SOUTH PINBCREST 58CHEV Bol Air 4-Dr. Hardtop. FaMp Rqnippod. Hair* Ckan. 1838 BORUM 16 R. boat, 18 HP olactrlr Johnson, Trailer like new. Ph. FA 2 3839. 4«i% — 8 % - IV,% 1NTRRK8T Homan On* To Thro# Yoars Old PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 7-4223 Down Paymsnta Aa Low Aa 8888 Monthly Payment* Aa Low Aa 871 ODHAM S ia m 4-Ur. Button Wagon. TargneflH# T r m . Power Steering And Power Broken. Radio A ai Hester. Another Really Perfect One Owner Car. It,M0 Corofolir Driven Miles. Outboard motor 6‘ h II. P. Clinton outboard motor with detached gas tank $65.00. Call FA 2 2206. LAWNS MOWED - Power Rdgtr. Jerry Lord, FA 2-3219. ft T U D O R 8ALRB OFFICE SANFORD FA t-IM l J. BRAILKY ODHAM, Praaidant 57 CHRYSLER 2-Dr. Hardtop, Radio, Heator, Power lleeriag, Power Brake*. Rlerlrk Windows Aad Baata. Batra Clean. IIM9 KURD THUCK. ltt ton. 818 W. 1st. FA 2 0782. VAN PELT WATCH REPAIR Old fashioned cars. Modern ment. Electronic Timer. Mary, FA 2 8911. 1832 BUICK, good condition, 8130 cash or terms, writ* P. O. Box 1807 Sanford, *•61” . 4-Dr., Fally Equipped Ineludteg Factory Air, A Bool Family Car A t Groat ■ avian . 58 FORD Champion Regal Coup*. I Cylinder With O verd rtv% Radis And Hester. A Fiat Second Car For OiQy VI, Ooo-HaM Tan Piek Vp, With Porfart Dark Grooa Finish, Very Low Mileage. $1295 57 BUICK 8-Dr. Hardtop. Fully Kqulppod. Power Blearing, Boautlful Blue And Whit* Tutoa* Flalth, Clasa laoida And 59 CHEV SPECIAL FOR T H E W EEKEND. $ "El Camlao", “ Six" With Standard Transmit*low. Very Low Mileage. Llko New la•Ida Aad Out. I Cnflfllry M u 57 CHEV 2-Dr., Thrifty "B it" AutwHslia TraaamlaHpolltta laalda Aad JULY T.V. STAMP SPECIALS gJWULa. 5,000 T. V. STAM PS WITH EACH p.i NEW FORD TRUCK, NEW FALCON * T H U N D ER BIR D Sales and Service Since 1931 — “ Mias" 4-Dr. Loral One Owner, law MiUag*, l l 'i Extra Clean. / a u 7,500 T. V. ST A M P S1 S o w 3,000 T. V. STAM PS USED CARS A N D TRU CKS TRADE DIFFERENCE * * 1, TRADE DIFFERENCE - - 2, TRADE DIFFERENCE - - 3, TRADE DIFFERENCE - * 5. :O N 58 HILLMAN phones — O u r H x o w p tlo n a l S w Iw o U o n o f S a lo ty -T w a lw d U o w d STAM PS STAM PS STAM PS STAM PS ★ FORD T R U C K S C a r a — 'T o d a y ! Blatioa Wigan. F w dwni th. You Can't Bent It F«r The K iln Ip irial Pries I Of Only �. . . . . --------------------- • - tj‘‘JX J-i * I • ■ f ' : . > ■ •it. It. •- >.y. Vttil ' . • ' n ir n - ' I *1 r d'tilJH W.^iflitai1mijtijit ai jjapn a -a . . mi- t ii* ■**»uitTVll »?*m Ay.wwWWDKaBBU*<Uil - Pan l l - n m . M f r V. •».' Florida Flavor! Many Readers Request Repeat On Low-Cost Water Front Home Ask for BUILD IT YOURSELF OR BE YOUR OWN CONTRACTOR - PLANS AVAILABLE B f IA N M HNHH This ona-bedroom homa which contain* only 790 aquare feat, boaete deluxe TaaLurat cuatomarily expected in high-priced midencee. For InsUnce, than I* the decorative eorner Preplan anchored Ip the mldat of the 21-foot long living-dining area; there to tha maaonry barbecue pit cantered in the 7 by 14 foot kitchen; there are the two seta of eliding glaaa door* which connect the living area with the terrace aad tha garden ( m o picture above); and there la the weiLHt entrance foyer (with a coat which afl poome an w ith ou t aEfflTfflHBw H E A T IN G A N D A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G : ' Baraka Aad laatallatlee LIM EY APPLIAN CE SERVICE SSM H. Raafard Ava. PA B-IUE Special Cuatom Built h | M I # CABIN PTH BKKAKKAHT (!*txTUUK8 A anther 'P la t" td tMa M W M'S-foet ri Mw a u l heme to Ha thtd roof. Thle la Dm tfcttptti read out eon kaitd today, and yet tto effort a nnlqut dotifn bonue—a Bloot hlfh celling tor tha tpteioui Uvlng-dlnlng area, and an S-foat eefttog tor Mw entailer kitchen aad balhroom (making thorn look Optically, tha hrkk barboeut to “ connected* with tbo built-in dining labia by n ttorngo cabinet mounted on tha brkk wall (tkawa dotted aa tbo Door plea) but, from the practical paint at view, a folding door (ana arrow oa floor plan) aaa it pa rate the kitehto flam tha dining nrto. Incidentally, tba refrigerator U Juat half way between the kitekaa elak aad tba dining table a welcome ham to a meal lamdr. I MAHOCANY WALNUT I AHH *1 I Praman and Other 17a*a Where a I t a i - U h Wanthor.Reoiotaat Leather la Need ad. We Have Just Received A Whole Truckload — NOW AVAILABLE FOR COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL AND eatorlor ia finlahad with to-incb-tblck aturco, and nU Interior* are pleattrod. Ineulatlon bate are ataplod between raftora and la tha room aide of walla, guarantarlng banting and cooling tor tha homa owner, ante baa ample crota* INDUSTRIAL WIRING CALL CALL PA S*SMI — “ Tbo Lumber Number* FOR RANDALL ventilation which aItmtootee SE R VIC E Hill Lumber (jr Hardware Co. ELECTRIC CO. Ill W. h r4 S t. B u fo rd , F la . G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC VACATION DAYS SCAR Win Aa Expense-Paid Vacation To Aad SI HANS HARDWARE VACATION T R IP S F N To Match All Spocially Pricod To Fit Your lludRCt JAMAICA! PRIZE T V * TRAVEL BY AIR, IIVR IN LUXURY 7 DAYS AND * NIOHTS T. Pick up aa itoaof entry Wank writ S 4. •dt ar laM taR, toflqr pav'd Bhe ta own aaa a ! Hattok’a Piatt Ouaid t o k i n f O w Fnitam . SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! Buy At Home Mod your completed entry According to •a — t t y blank. Enter ot often oa yog febe* nook onlay EMMt t o a a a m parole olKriai entry Wank. S» A MOMANtMT VACATION NtOAA FOR YOUR Frost G uard REFRIGERATOR. FREEZER HOM E! -v ■ X Air-Conditioned Appliances lor Your r/T SU D DEN FRONT* ALSO — PLYWOODS • CLEAR t i l Magnolia Ava. - PA I.M 1I — Cat Ta Yaar Hitt Aad Daalia CABINET FA 2-1991 S t. Ideal Par BoeU, Outdoor Par ah aaa, Sara an The H ARD W O OD I BIRCH CHERRY FOOD HEART CYPRESS Tba conitrurtinn of thia ON THIS WATER FRONT HOME FOR TUB HOME CRAFl'HMAN — Fint mss,a M .000 (piua land) haute la tight - inch - thick concrete Moaka tor all exterior walla, regular atud frame parti. Ilona tor nil Interiore, and ton Dear ia u ria ito poured aver a luur-inch-lbkk alab. THE BACK M "THE TH E VERY BEST P U N T S00 W . Tim M b f m toad I Plan* far hoam Me. TSS-14 at* w i h M i from Jon Rainer, Bon Ed, New Pert Blehar, Pie. Back aa* ad plant eoneiate W % -fcarh-ecale Boar plan, foar exterior Moral lone, torge.ernle aroat-taatien, httahaa aa4 both room M arlon and d iM t u i l and framing data!til k adi iporlfkatlona (.acceding FHA) art wrIMaa right aa toe plant. Tba firtt tat caala MO, tack additional aat MrtORJDA HOME# magneto* W M a ta to amnitobto « GREEN TROPICS KILGORE SEED CO. J to bandy to tot * to largo onongh to aocomaandato a ato-foot wide eioead for garden too la (at roar) and laandry appliance tooear (ad tha front); laundry equipment, Hot water brat. m, and tot kllchtn aink are an one pipe In nr. to nave on (nrullatton aioro “In eenle"). “The Bag with the Tag” Foci £v* ADD - ON A LITTLE PUT ABIDH Ms %s«|.«f ar REMODEL k« togyt litvtr ata4toW MODERNIZE •e REPAIR ie r REPAINT BSE VB HOW far a eat, torogty HANK LOAN S o r t REFRIGERATOR ERM-O-TANE AND APPLIANCE CO* let. ler. *m i J M U r m b * lim P u A s m Hlm r tk m l pa i wi S A N F O R D ELECTRIC CO. 1M MACMOUA AYH. OOEEPUHTH AIH-OOHDfflONlNO BALES aad SEHVICB . j* : .... i F toJU w -------------------. — ; i* . A 2-1MS �Stevenson O K 's Draft WEATHER: Cloudy with afternoon and evening showers through Saturday. High today, 90-94. Low tonight, 72-77. VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Ketabiiehed i90ft F R I D A Y , J U L Y 8 , 1960 SANFORD) FLORIDA Cuban, U.S Tensions ago. Anderson quoted Stevenson a* having told hint hy telephone: “ Under circumstances which ate understandably difficult, 1 header! the Democratic national ticket in two campaigns. I have, therefore, felt that it would he presumptuous and arrogant for Heat Up HAVANA (U P I)—Cuba’* revolutimiary government, bolstered by support from Red China and A|us*ia, heated up its diplomatic f n d economic war with the Unit­ ed States todsy by an angry re­ jection of U. S. complaints about aeixura of American-owned prop, •rty. A 10-page note issued by the Foreign Ministry Thursday night rejected aa “ false, hypocritic and malevolent” a Washington protest against expropriation o f tha Esso mnd Texaco oil refineries. “ “ World opinion mobllixes justly indignant against the shameless oenr.tn.ic aggression planned, organized and effected by the gov­ ernment o f the U. S. A. against Cuba, the note said. Premier Fidel Castro’s govern­ ment also rejected a British pro­ test over seisura of ths Shell re­ finery but in what appeared mure moderate tones. Castro was scheduled to make > radio-television speech tonight at which time he may announce retaliatory measures fo r Presi­ dent Elsenhower’s 866,000-ton cut in purchases o f Cuban sugar. Cas­ tro now has authorisation to seize any and all U. 8.-owned property in Cuba by decree. Communist China today brand­ ed tha U. S. augar cut a “ dirty and shameless act.” Tha Soviet £Tass news agency and Radio Moseow accused tha United States o f exerting “ rude pressure." The first Soviet tanker arrived in Havana Thursday with a load o f crude oil to help the Castro regime stave o ff a fusl shortage brought on by tha refinery stiBures. Two snti-U. S. demonstrations broke out in tha provinces. About 160 persons milled outg>lde U. S. Information Service Hieadquartera in Santa Clara f o r two hour shouting “ Yankee, out!” In Ptnar Dal Rio, high school itudooU paraded with pla. cards reading “ Cuba, Yen I Yan­ kees, N ot" before the approving eyrs of Education Minister Dr. Armando Hart, a one-time card carrying member o f the Commaniat Party. The demonstrations, plus tbe Ing-reaslngly militant tona o f the Cu­ ban press and radio, wern expected to spur the exodus o f Ameri­ can residents, already daparting In large number*. General Elec­ tric Co. wae among the American firms which hnva sent the wivaa and children of Cuban-paesed per­ sonnel packing. LOS ANGELES (U P I)— Adlal R. Stevenson said today H« would “ o f course" arir.pt a draft for tha Democratic presidential nomina­ tion. He promised to campaign with “ vigor and a sens* of real purpose" if he get* a third try at the White House. Stevenson's pledge and renew­ al of hia statement to areepl a draft were trad to a newt confer­ ence hy l.t. liov. Glenn Anderson of California, who endorsed the form er Illinois governor two da)a f- a» c 1. m Rash Of Break-Ins Keep Deputies Busy In County — w •is v \ ir ,v ' t- -r.<«►I •'i.vl ALiS ll-'JlI AND DRY IN THE MUD.” mosned the mate nnd the police rescue boat and the NAS Opera­ tions air boat atrained to pull the good ship Explorer free. The 44-foot Sea Scout sloop accidentally stuck in Kt- A.I™ •*‘ 1 1 •*• the mud when she w a s launched at the iakefront Thurs­ day The Sanford Police, NAS crews, nautical oat ha and hard work finally worknd the sloop free. More details in today's Hail Box on the sports page. ( Herald Photo) IEuropeans Flee Congo BRUSSELS, Belgium (U PI) Mutinous African soldiers roamed through the Congo capital of Leopoldville today shooting at au­ tomobiles and almost anything else that moved. Europeans Bed for their lives. Reports received here through the 'jeml • o fficia l ' Balsa . m w s • aency said the sew mutiny W A S out shortly after midnight, among native troops in two camps near Leopoldville. 11 said they surged into the town with arms, Bring at European cars and other targets. A body of troops camped near tha Leopoldville golf course and started ambushing any­ VIENNA (U PI) - Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev today apologised publicly to hia Austrian hosts for making anti-American remarks during his nine-day “ goodwill" visit snd then prompt­ ly attacked U. S. "monopolists' for blocking world disarmament. Bui Um Soviet Premier reserved his harshest comments for West German Chancellor Konrad Ade­ nauer at a press conference be­ fore flying bark lo Moscow. Ha warned Russia might sign a peace treaty with East Germany if the West German Parliament convened in West Berlin this fall. He hinted at Soviet determination lo react forcefully to any "viola- the Congo on June 30 as premature Thousands of whites hsd slresdy left the Congo in anticipation of trouble. Fears were Increased in the Bel­ gian capital when cviimuiniratioof with Leopoldville ceased .at 8 a. m. Kai*; they. wived * ’ The ferry look' JOU across 'early Congolese communications work­ this morning and staried returning ers bad gone oa strike. for more. Coimnunlcatioiu between Brus­ sels and Leopoldville were blacked out for two hours this morning. Then the government restored them partially and look them aver (or official business. A broadcast from a Belgian correspondent in Bratiavillc said Leo­ poldville was “ la the hand* of ROME (U PI) — Italian Commu­ rebel troope." nist Leader Palmiro Togliatti to­ It said the Belgian embassy in Leopoldville had Issued a warning day demanded that pro-Western that “ in consequence of Ihe deplor­ Premier Fernando Tambronl re­ able situation all European women sign or face n massive lead cam­ and children should try to leave paign of atrikea and rioting. tbe lower Congo and Leopoldvllla The ultimatum appeared to reregions. reseat an opnn bid of the lsrgrst A Belgian radio spokesman in Communist party In tbe free world Brussels described the European to seize power from a government exodus from the Congo capital ss already shaken by mob violenre a “ Dunkirk" operation, with any­ that baa left five pnrsoni dead and thing that could float being used hundreds Injured. to transport refugees serosa the Togliatti, Just back from a trip river. to Moscow, issued bis challenge The Belgian Sabena airline sent as the huge Red-led General Con­ two emergency plane* to Lupoid- federation of Labor railed a 10vllle during the nighl In pick up hour strike to protest police na­ refugees. More planes were lo be tion Thursday night against mobs sent today, in Reggio Emilia. In Brussels, tha Belgian cabinet Tb« Christina Democratic mayor met in emergency session to de­ of tbe town of Villa Litrrns near termine how to get Europeans out Naples was assassinated Unlay. of the newly-indcpendenl republic Tha reports said that Ihe murder quickly. had nothing In do with tbe present Tbe uprising was something Bel­ turbulent political situation. gians bad feared and many regard­ Four demonstrators were killed ed tbe granting of independence to and SO wounded in Ihe town aa police opened fire for Ihe first time since rioting flared on a nation­ wide basil earUer this week. MIAMI ( UPI) — Slate Racing Supervisor Kenneth Noe Jr. said Thursday Florida received $77.2 million from parimutuel helling during the past fiscal year. Noe said the money, a gain of $2.1 million over the previous year, waa divided so that each of the state'! 07 counties received $188,700. The Velereh* of Foreign War* Auxiliary, Post SOM of DeBary learned Wednesday they had rereived the lU te's highest award for service te Florida hospitals. The local auxiliary, with less than 20 active members, bested ral stiehea were needed to rlose other VFW group* throughout Ihe the wound. Peterson, held with 1$ other* In slate who boast of so members and ihe jail hullpen at the time be more. The letter praising their work wae hurt, waa asked by Federal was read by Presidciil Mrs. U m Judge Bryan Simpeon If he would Ilk# to move to a cell hy himself. ard Schnabel, during their monthly "N o ." he said. "I'm fine wheie meeting. In other business, the auxiliary I am." members voted to send Ihe pro­ Testimony was offered by on* ceeds of Ihelr while elephant sals ranvict who aatd ha had under­ gone shackling, and by another In Ihe Laks City Hospital. one who came near them, Belga said. Europeans, horror - stricken hy reports of rebel troops outside Leopoldville raping nuns and other women, rushed lo the waterfront to take a ferry across tha Congo River to Brazzaville, in the French Commies Threaten Italian Premier Tbe move by .Southwest Semi­ nole County businessmen to o r­ ganize a Saving* and Loan Bank in Caasqiberry tilled lo receive (h r endqineotis.it of Aim- JJangwtkKj Town Council Thursday. Action was also deferred on the paving of Orange Ave., the road passing by the new Longwood Elementary School. Councilman voted against a re­ solution presented by the orga­ niser* necking their favor: “ The council took that stand because It did not want lo show favoritism, aa another group la attempting lo organize a bank In Ihe same area Mayor A. R. Lirmann laid. Councilman, R. C. Carlson's mo­ tion to have Orange Ave. paved died fo r a lack of a second from either councllmen, E. C. William­ son or K. B. Hopkins. II. A. Scott, the only other councilman able lo arrond tbe motion was absent from the meeting. Orange Ave. Is prrsenlly a rlay road running from Hwy. 17-82 through tha town of Lnngwood. County School Supt. It. T. Milwee could not he reached for comment on Ihe Issue. Carlson, following the death of his motion, asked Williamson and Hopkina If they are going lo ac­ cept “ full responsibility for Or­ ange Avo. not being paved." Hopkins rctnrtad that he didn't like tbe "paving the (own was getting." Williamson made no comment on the question. A rash of hrrakins hll ths county Thursday and enough things taken to furnish a house. Two homes and a gas station were broken into in the Fern Park area in a 36-hour period. A phone was ripped out of a phone booth near Ihe Deck Har on 17B2 at shout S p. in., (he .Sheriff's office said. The home of J, E. Hodge, of Fern Park was entered at shout I p. m., sod some valu­ able articles including a diamond ring were taken. At about 8 p. m. the home of W. T. Crsfl, o f Fern Park was entered, a TV set, heir­ loom pin and a necklace were tak­ en. The Walker Amoeo station in Casselberry was entered Thursday night. Entry was made by smash­ ing the window with an empty box. The inside was ransacked but nothing was reported taken. In Chuluota a model duplex apartment was broken into and two refrigerators were stolen, the Sheriff's office concluded. MONTREAL ( U P I ) - T h e la. tcrnaiional Basrbntl league to­ day. pullnd Mr Havana franchise out'of- Cuba in pnueri players against possible anti-American violence there. Earlier story oa Ihe Sport a page. NEW YORK (UPI) price* at 1 p. m. American Sugar . . . . . . American TAT ........... CAO ..............- - ......... C h ry sler............ ......... . Curtiss Wright ........... DuPont .............. Eastman Kodak ......... Ford Motor •....... . Graham Paige ........... Int. TAT ............ Johnson Klrcironira .. Lirillard -.............. Minnie Maid .............. Penn R It .............. Scar.- Roebuck . . . . . . . SKI. Oil NJ ....... Slink.. Park .................. US Steel ........................ Weslinghouse Klee. .. Directors Meet The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Civic Center for a business meeting. me to claim aquatter'a righte or i a favoi *a seek actively a third nomina- throw h tion. Sen. Jol “ However, if selected by the I chusette. convention, I will, o f course, ac­ cept the draft and campaign F U lR i with vigor and a sense o f real r tf?! purpose since the lauea we face are of such great importance." y '^ jM Anderson said he obtained the statement In a telephone ronverr M"? ration with Stevenson Wednesday I K l jt t from the Stevensnn'a home at R ’B to Libertyvllle, III., and was autlimited to make K publir. t’ ’ , The Californian appeared at a B jT O J news conference flanked by Sen. A. 8. (Mike) Monroney o f Oklahome, leader of tha draft-Stevcn. Bfl ’ • ton organisation and James K. Doyle, director o f She Stevenson headquarters. The statement appeared to be the etrongest yet from Stevenson indicating an interest in the I860 presidential nomination. California (Sov. Kdrnund R. Drown la expected to announre Sunday that ha will withdraw aa Noisy Nights Tha air traffic pattern over tha Sanford Naval Air Station will ha full o f low flying aircraft every day and most o f tha nights for the next two weeks. According to ( ’.apt. F. G. Edwards, eommandar of Heavy Attack Wing One, thera are 22 pilot* who imiat he readied fot carrier operations aboard tha USS Sara­ toga hy July 26. This will require carrier landing prac­ tice at Rnniey Field Ixith day and night. Realizing that tha aircraft noise will at timea ha aggravating to citizens living In homes near the traf­ fic pattern, E d w a rd s explained that every effort will be made to expedite the completion of this training period. From Monday through Friday and from July 18th until finishing nlmut July 2!trd, the planes may ha fly­ ing ss late ns 11:45 p. m. Board To Receive Jail Plans Tuesday Winter Park architect James Gambit Rogers will nub* mil his long awaited master plan on the new Seminole Couito ty Jail to the County Commission Tuesday, Rogers will present the plans iat 2 p. m. and County Com* mission Chairman John Krlder today asked all Interested, citizens attend the meeting. D. Kirk Uunby, fiscal agent, will --------------------------- — ----- . . . & « 8 & 5 f e ,5S 4 te way for a.bond issue, setting ths mlllsge end valldatiea proceed- According to preliminary plena the two-story Jail wilt have a rapacity o f 110 prisoners and cost approximately $490,000. Preliminary plans pointed out that the first floor will be used for administrative purpose* and will be alrcondltioneil. The aecond floor will be the cell-block. Preliminary plans also revealed adequate parking facilities In the area near tha jail which wilt be located adjacent te tha courthouse. The board had indicated recent­ ly that it plana to award tha contract on the jail within UO days. Tha new jail will hsvu separate facilities for" juvenile*. A t the present lime all juvenile violators have been transferred to the Bra* vard County Jail on tha order* o t Circuit Judge Voile Williams Jr, Plans Completed on hi* n«»e, tongue, end rhin, and a black-eye—when he fell in the shower. Tb* trial Is to resume at 8:90 a. m. Monday with convirt James Strickland, 21*. on the stand. Strickland said ha was In Raiford’a maximum security building In 18M whan tha 14 guard* allegedly inflicted unduly revere punish­ ments on 21 convicts. The guards are ncrusml o f con­ spiring to violate tha prisoners' constitutional rights by aurb punishments o f chaining them to their cells with handcuffs and leg irons, aometime* without food or clothing, and hitting them with water from high-pressure hoses. Mott wae token to Duval Modiral Center after gashing hie arm. Marshal Thomas Tient amid Sev*- who laid he had seen others shackled. James Smith, S7, serving life for armed robbery, said he waa shackled naked fo r two day* nnd sprayed twice with a hose. Mia U M ANGELES (UPI) — Demo­ offense, ho enid, was smuggling cratic platform planners, embroil­ e rest o f book matches U ether ed in North-South sparring on a civil rights ptonk, called to n bat­ tery at governors, mayors and la­ bor leaden today for advice on (hie and other pressing issues. • to make' s cotton production estimate until later la ' the season. Florida Girl Dies ROSWELL, N. M. ( UPI) - A layear-old Florida girl . died and five perrons ware Injured In a on ecar craeh 2* miles west of hero today on U. 8.' Highway 70ISO Sally Brock ot .l^ckzonvll'e, died of head and Internal Irju­ ries. Palmer Moves Up Good New s CHICAGO (U PI) - Ths human heart can bo massaged without opening tha chest, three BaUi* more scientists said today. Tha action "requires only the human hand," the doctors wrote in the current issue of tha Journal of Ihe American* Medical Associa­ tion. Mixed-Up Mayor Convict Slashes Self As Trial Recesses JACKSONVILLE ( UPI ) - The brutality trial o f 14 former Ralford State Piiaon guards recessed fur the weekend Thursday with violence outride tha court room causing more stir (ban the test! atony in-ldr. Convict Robert Mott, about 3(1, ■lashed Ills arm with a razor blade Jhuisday afternoon while in Blount y jail waiting te testify. A U. S. deputy marshal told the eourt that another convict wit­ hers, Frazier I’eteraon, had “ ob­ viously" been beaten up by other prisoners at the jail Wednesday n igh t Defense attorney Cheater Bedell said Peterson was beaten because he did not want te testify against the accused guards. Peterson, about SI, denied he agree beaten. He slid be suffered T f . 1. ,u*ice—which included cut* Breakthrough FORT LAUDERDALE ( U P I )Thomaa B. Manual, chairman of Ihe Stale Turnpike Authority, and today Gov. l<eRoy Collins had St. ANDREWS, Scotland (U1M) completed financial plans toward —Arnold Palmer of Ligonler, Pa., lengthening ihe Sunshine Stale charged to within four strokes o| Parkway from Fort Pieree lo Orthe lead with a lhree;tihder-par 70 lando. III lha third round of the British Oprq golf championship today, but a cutting hlov-up on the last two holes blocked him from moving door. Betting Gain ized envelope hampered divers. M aw c R r i| h vlj fc MWTvJ | /| MIAMI (U PI) — Miami Meyer Robert K i n g High disclosed Thursday be pleaded guilty to g recent speeding charge and paid a 120 fins. High asId be staved off a bench warrant, Issued Mr his arrest after he failed to ap­ pear at the first court date set. by dropping Into court himself and asking tor so Immediate trial. “ I was mixed up on sap dates," bn said I* apology. Reversed Decision TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Thg Slate Supreme Court today fevertad Ihe Dade C ecity Circuit Court and rofuand to order pay­ ment ef 171,m to m l a cu te Platform Planners Call In Advisors REV. JOHN K. PICKENS, a former member of tha Flyinr Tigers, ths American Volunteer Group in China during World War 11, wag the guest speaker at tbe Jaycee luncheon Thursday. Rev. Pickens ghats with pro­ gram chairman Kenneth J. 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July S. 1960 WIN CASH BASEBALL • v-' . * •• CONTEST R U L E S CONTKSH “ r a 18 Baseball games scheduled to be played this weekend aaa placed, one In each ad on Ibla pare. Indicate the winner be writing In the name of the team opposite the advertiser's nemt in the entry blank an this page. Me Bcoraa. Jus* ptrk the winners. t 1 L - FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in ac­ cordance with Contest Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $1 5; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. U Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of runs scored in any ona game — by BOTH teama — and plaea this number In the space provided in the Entry Blank. TMa will be used to break ties. a On* entry only to each contestant Entries for thie week’s contest must ba brought to the offica o f thla newspaper, er post­ marked, not later than Noon, Friday, July 8th. V a Winners o f this woaks rontaat aro not eligible to wto again within three wsokf. 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FISK-AtrfUu Week (tuba type) 1M S a m t a b A earns# l O CAVANAUGH UMK UKNVICH Flak TUa Dtalrihutar !W YORK AT BOSTON (EAT.) 4H % Auto Ftasaekg If Yen R 10% Dana Oa Lav Caat QaaRty Kaa •toaa. Agent — Phesm PA S-T801 — Office la SNAPOUTS ’l ^ 4 t » Wa Meanfactare to OUI OWN PLANT Carbaa Istarleered aad NCR Rasiaaaa Parma sad Checks Pi H Ma^Unpar to Wamaaaay J a J J a em <M t 2 £ 1 CLEVELAND AT CHICAGO (FRI.) LAKELAND AT RT. FETE (SAT.1 ■Jhg.i___x' L____ u 4 _ ^ i. 1 : I MAN FA t -M l M M IT ’S A W H O P P E R ! Tent rk Sarrka BURGER KING f *• Vtawll A t t , o| ORLANDO AT SANFORD (SUN.) ^ | �Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. said that, bated on figures supplied 'by Mrs. Walker, the county should receive approxi­ mately $1.98.1,800 front taxes. After almost two aad one half hours o f listening to budget re­ quests, the board went over the general operating budget which is expected to be approximately the »*'« IfUV'VI v« CAV.lisps V" ws -- ----- same as last year — $493,636.13. Among the major changes in w Krider made the remark after Last year’* evaluation* were $162 the operating budget will be an th* board agraed to hold the milt million. kvceeate af janltorW eereiee ha the courthouse. I.ast year only $2,600 was spent to keep the courthouse clean and this year the board plana to hire additional help. However, budget requests were the order of the day and the ma­ jority of the office* under the jurisdiction o f the commission wanted more money. County Health Director Dr. Clyde Brother* asked the board for an additional $6,000 to employ an extra tanitarian. The current Health <Wp*rtm***4 budget hi $18,000. Rrothem stcsssad Mm need for an additional sanitarian by saying that mort •mphaiii muat tie placed on inspscting restaurant* and eehooli. "Sanitation la aoma of the school* U in Urriblt shape," Brothera said. Raymond Ball, trice chairman of the County Zoning Commiaiiun, aakad the commission to raise the budget o f the loning office from $88,449 to $48,100. Included in the budget request was a pay hike for director Holiert Brown from $6,.100 to $7,800. The county agent's office also asked for a budget increase of 82,069.70. The 1960-61 request was for $1.1,609.70. The request in­ cludes a raise in pay for County Agent Cecil Tucker from $2,600 to 8-1,600. The agent also receives $.1,600 from the state. More fund* also were asked for the county home, with an increase front $26,000 to $.10,000 to take care o f needed repairs. The home demonstration agent's office asked for an increase front $7,920 to $8,666. The welfare clinic asked for an increasa from $9,000 to $12,000. Civil Defense asked for an in­ crease o f fund* from $6,000 to $9,000. • There were alto small increases requested by the circuit judge and eounty judge’s offices to provide more equipment and needed im­ provements. The only decrease in funds wa* front the supervisor o f registra- tion'a o f flea from $14,006 to $9,42$. The reaaon for the d*> crease is that there won't ba a no re-registration this year. The biggest budget request eatao last week from the sheriff* office when Sheriff J. L. Hobby asked for $144,000 as compared wild $1.11,000 last year. Hobby askad for th# Increasa to giv* deserving deputies a raise. K rider said the board hope* to have the budget to final shape by th* end o f the month. Bevan Dies LONDON (U P !) Anrurin Be van, 82ycar-old Labor Party deputy leader, died today aftar a long illness. The fiery politician died at hi* home, Asheridge Farms, Chesham, not far from tondon. W EATHER: Partly cloudy and continued hot through Thursday. High today, 90-95. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. XLIX United Preaa Leased Wire Established itttt WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1000 SANFORD,' F] No Trace BODOE, Norway (U PI) —U. S. Air Force search planes today had covered a total distance equal to three Umea around tha Equator without finding a trace of a U. S. Stralojet reconnais­ sance plane missing with six men aboard. Wage Boost HANK KRAJEWSKI, perennial presidential hopeful for his own "Poor Man’s Party," poses with a porky pal in his slicker-bedecked car. The New Jersey pig furmer plans to visit both Los Angeles and Chicago while a couple other political parties hold their conventions. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Here is how the Demo, crutic presidential race stacks up on the buHia o f com­ mitted delegates and known first ballot preferences compiled by United Press International: Sen- John F. Kennedy -— 676 Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson — 209 Sen. Stuart Symington.— 81 Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey — ,61 i > Adlat E. Stevenson — 22* 5^-; Another 201 >» votes were pledged to.favorite aona wild 377 were u ncom m it led . ' .It takes'761 votes to win th iS o w n a u S T * NEW YORK (U P I)-M arine en­ gineers who sail on Atlantic and Gulf Coast passenger and dry cargo ships have been awarded a 6 per cent wage increase, the Marine Engineer’ s Beneficial As­ sociation announced T u e s d a y night. ROME (UPH A aeries of Communist-inspired riots a a d demonstrations today threatened te topple the government of Pre­ mier Fernando Tambronl. Tha Communist Party, which claima Ihe largest membership outside Ihe Iron Curtain, appeared deter­ mined lo stir as much trouble a* possible. 1st Link Finished TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Road Department today announc­ ed that construction of ihe first link in (he Orlando-Winter Park Freeway has been completed. The project,, costing $2,660,339, In- Di voice 6rmnted PORTLAND, Maine (U P I)-T w o lime Oscar-winning arlrasa Belie Davis today was granted a di­ vorce from her fourth husband, TV-raovie actor Gary Merrill. The unrontealrd divorce was granted by Justice Charles A. Pomeroy in Cumberland County Superior Court. The 52-ycarnld Seminole will get (25u,ooo from dramatic star also had divorced the program. her three olhrr husband*. Department Director E. O. Rol­ and said Tuesday the counties will receive an additional $384,oou Irom JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - The transportation mileage taxes. Dade County will get the most, iroaecution resumed Its questionan estimated $2,742,000 followed ng of Raiford Prison Supt. Deby Duval, $1,070,000 and Palm Witt Sinclair today in the govern­ ment's trial of 14 former Raiford Beach, $1,584,000. guards on charges o f convict bru­ Other amounts include! Bay $476,000, Brevard $551,000, tality. The white-haired Sinclair Escambia $906,000, Hillsborough answered question* by defense $1,284,000, Jackson $342,000. Lake attorneys Tuesday and admitted $600,000, Polk $1,331,000. Putnam tear gas waa an accepted method of putting down disturbances by $313,000, Volusia (946,000. recalcitrant prisoners. County To Get $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 In Gasoline Tax Funds Seminole 'County, along with 66 other counties in Florida will get about $32,391,000 la gasoline tax money during the present fiscal year, according te the Slato Board of Administration. NEW YORK (UPI)—Slock prices at 1 p. m. American TAT ................... 90 American Tobacco ............. 56>• Bethlehem Steel .............. 45H Chrysler . . . a . . ; .................. 45H Curtiss-Wright .................... 17H Douglas Aircraft ................ 27H Eastman Kodak .................... 129V4 Ford Motor . . ; ..................... 661* General Electric ................ 93H General M otors-................... 44te Graham Paige ....... ............... 2 Int. TAT ............................ 40te John*on Electronics ......... 9S10W Lorillard > ....................... 371k Minute Maid .......... 24^ Penney 43H Penn RR .......... 13H Sears Roebuck .................... (Ste Standard Oil N J .................... 40’ x Sludcbaker ............................ Ste U. S. Steel ............................ 7SH Weslinghotue El.................... 6ttk Back On Stand f Longwood Council To M eet Thursday Longwood Town Council mem­ bers are expected to set a date for the paving of Wildmcrc Ave. and also to set up a public hear­ ing for residents to protest as­ sessment* made to property own­ ers on the street paving pro­ ject at their meeting Thursday. The council will meet at 8 p. m. in the Town Hall. Demos Hit ORLANDO (UPI) - Chairman G. Harold Alexander of the Flor­ ida GOP claims the Democratic Party la now controlled by it* “ ultra-liberal1 element which he said had deserted the South. Alex­ ander, here to talk with Republi­ can leaders, agreed with former President Harry Truman that the Democratic convention ba* been "rigged" in favor of presidential hopeful Sen. John Kennedy. WASHINGTON (L T D - Presi­ dent Eisenhower charged today that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev Is making very crude attempts to interfere in the Ameriesn presidential election. The Prciident told a news con­ ference, however, that he did not believe the Democrats or Reputo llcana were going to try to take advantage of Khrushchev’ s Inter­ vention. The chief executive also told re­ porters he would be ready aftar the November election to work closely with his successor, regard­ less of political party, lo provide for an orderly Iransltion of gov­ ernment particularly la the field i f foreign affairs. Eisenhower at his first new con­ ference in eight weeks said the degree of consultation with the new president would depend largely on the wishes of his successor. But he said be was prepared to ar­ range for cooperation not only on the presidential level but between members of his cabinet and ap­ pointees of the Incoming presidrnt Eisenhower also made these other high p*ln|a of rfvwsr. / ’ He disagreed with New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller that the United States has declined in mili­ tary, economic and psychological strength as compared with Russia. He rejected suggestions that the American economy was now in a recession, saying the only dark spot as he saw it was currently low steel production. He reiterated the friendship lie tween the people of the United States and Cuba, saying that only the inexplicable actions of the gov­ ernment o f Fidel Castro was caus­ ing double between the two na­ tions. He expected lo act later to­ day or early Thursday on the bill empowering him to cut Cuba’s share o f the U. S. sugar market or freete It out altogcthi-r. He saw no reaaon for despair he cause of his canceled trips to Rus­ sia and Japan. He predicted that the new president would want to visit other countries and that his successor would not reflect the feelings of the American people unEisenhower's conference cover­ ed a broad range of developments lhat have occurred since before his trip to the Far East last month and aince his last news conference on May tl. He was told lhat Khrushchev might make some radically new proposal on settlement of the Ber­ lin criiis shortly after the elec­ tions. and was asked whether he was thinking of a transitional ar­ rangement with the new adminis­ tration regarding foreign affairs. Building Permits Down During First H alf O f *60 CD Warnings Termed Inadequate The Civil defense warning sys­ tem in th# county was termed "inadequate" by CI) director A. R. Peterson Sr. Tuesday. Peterson told the County Com­ mission that he would like the authority to establish 15 small sir­ ens throughout the county to warn citizens in cate of any emergency and asked that the board hire a The North Orlando Town CouncU wa* assured Tuesday night that Improvement of the LongwoodOviedo road it in Ihe 196061 county budget. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the council that the work 1* budget­ ed at IlSg.OUO and includes work on the road all the way from tongwood, where it is known as Molnar Ave., to SR 419. Plans for a recreational area in North Orlando alto were disclosed e l the meeting. The plana will be completed Friday for the area in the shopping center section of the town. A baseball diamond, shuffleboard courts and picnic area will be Included. "Construction on the recealion park will atari immediately after the plans are approved," Vic* Mayor Frank Fasula said. Building permits in Seminole County dropped considerably dur­ ing Ihe firat six months of 19M as compared with (be same per­ iod last year. Figures released by Zoning Di­ rector Robert Brown showed that permits during the first half of ltan totaled >.705.705. During the same period last year, permits totaled (9,267.137. Study Asked In Rail Dispute CHICAGO (UPI) Four big ejlbroiherhoods of on-train railroad workers proposed today that the complex dispute over the indus­ try's work rules be submitted te a special study commission that would include carrier, union aad. public representatives. Union leaders representing more than 200,000 employes announced ihsir proposal aa they want late ,|ha first preliminary discussion* _ a t natij.iai level on th* controver- A WORKMAN awingn aloft an th# oran# operator raised tha concrete bucket a little too high. Crew* began to pour the roof of First Federal'# new bank on First Street thin morning. (Herald Photo) POLICE LINK arms to prevent unwelcome atrang#ra from getting too doe# to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his visit her# in Ybbe-Peraenbeug, Austria, to inspect n hydroelectric plant. Excessive security mea­ sure* were cause o f a general disappointment fo r tha preaa and led to a unique photographer#’ strike. Khrushchov waa booed for the firat tima dur­ ing his nine-day Austrian visit when he arrived in Salsburg. >4 .(UP! Telephoto) Judo Class Set A Women’! Judo instruction pro­ gram for tb* Lake Mary area will be planned at a meeting tonight te tha home e f Mr*. Ann* Alex­ ander an 4th St. in Lake Mary. Everyone Interested should be at Urn meet teg at T p. m. CD deputy un a full time basis. The board asked Peterson lo toturn next week with a complete study on where the sirens would be pi*red before reaching any de­ cision. They also postponed artlon t ihe hiring of a deputy until that lime. i'rit-r.un told the board that he would like sirens placed io Lake M o n r o e , tongwood, Cliuluota, Oviedo and other communities in the county, He estimated that Ute eost and installation of the sirena would be approximately $2,500. However, Ibe board questioned whether these smaller sirens Two Events Set For Art Program Two event* ere on the weekend art program at the Mansion in DeRary. A tea from 2 to 6 p. m. Sunday will be held In conjunction with the one man show of works by Eugene While. Mrs. John Craycraft of Kusiis, a member of the Art Fed­ eration building committee, will be hostess for Ihe tea. A group of artists from the New Smyrna Beach Workshop will spon­ sor a painting weekend at DeBary Saturday and Sunday, with Helen llamil of that organization as hos­ tess. Tougher Law Asked BRADENTON (U PI) — Charts* R. Fisher, GOP candidate for state treasurer, said Tuesday night Florida should adopt compulsory inspection of motor vehicles. Ad­ dressing the Manatee County Senior Kepublicaa Club, Fiecher said Penosylvaaia had used each a law to reduce accident* attribu­ te hi* to mechanical failure lo 4 would do any good and aiked Peterson if perhaps fewer but larger sirens would do the job. In other builness, th* board agreed to open bids for equip­ ment in Ihe new health center on Aug. 16. Greer Funeral Slated Thursday Funaral service* for A. J. Greer, manager and vice president of Ihe Sanford Gaa Co., who dlrd suddenly Tuesday will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday. Tha funeral will be held in tha Prrabylerian Church with Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr. officiating. Mr. Greer came to Sanford in 19(4 from Chicago, III. Mr. Greer waa a member of the Presbyterian Church, the Presbyterian Mens Club, Kiwanl* Club, Della Sigma Phi, Pandelphic Council, Maaona and waa a wall-known pianist in local civic groups and at one time waa an organist In silent movies. Before coming lo Sanford be was manager of the Paramount Theatres in Kansas City, Denver, Toledo. Brooklyn, and New Yn-*k City, lie was also executive as­ sistant manager of th* ConradUUton Hotel, in Chicago. He was a graduate of Boston University, Boston, Mass., and attended Rensailer Polytechnic Initituta. He la survived by hi* wife Martha, one daughter, Mrs. Charles Bose, Sanford, two lis­ te n , Mrs. Phillip Lee, North Adams, Mass., and Miss Doris Greer of Weehawken, N. J. and tw# grandchildren, Martha Lee HAVANA, Cuba (U P l>-P r*m l*e Fidel Caalro’a government proper* ed today to seise all United States* owned sugar aallla ha Cuba as a likely first step In reprisal against U. S. cuts la tha Cubaa sugar quota. Informed sources believed that confiscation will follow as aooa at President Elsenhower signs legla* latioo empowering blm lo reduce or eliminate Cuba’s sbara af th* U. S. sugar market: After that, they believe all other Americas property hero probably will b s aelxed. Among .the moat Ukely targets ' for Immediate seiture are the $ tt*:' million Cuban Electric Co., which is half-owned by tho American and Foreign Power Co., and Iht $12* million Cuban Telophase Ce* about *6 per cent of whose stock is owned by the U. >. International Telephone and Telegraph Co. Tha Commodity Stabilisation Service of Ute U. S. Department of Agriculture suspended all C u b it sugar Imports Tuesday Is a pre­ liminary move. There was a s doubt bora that Elsenhower la go­ ing to make a slash la the re­ mainder af Cuba's 1M6 sugar . quota. The sources said that as boos as the President formallxea th# import cut, Castro will start a “ clean sweep" of American prop* erliea bore. The first step will be naiional* Isa lion of the sugar mills In ac* rordanee with the powers granted Castro and President Oevatye Dorileoa at a cabinet sasaioa that ended In the early hours this morning. The moat Immediate effect of Castro's nationalisation powyra wiB be to build n hotter fire under rapidly-deteriorating Cuban-Areer* lean relations. It will intensify the la lent bu| increasingly open anti-American* iam by Cubans as Ihe culmination of 18 months of thorough hr* in­ washing by Castro's propniar-fa machinery. This has hern feeding out a steady flow of “ down with Yankee imperialism" t h e m e s through the controlled press, ra­ dio, magazines, pamphlets and speeches. All murnii g newspapers h< ra gave lup hilling lo t attro'i n.-w power, where is the U. S. Agrlctl* turn Department's action got see* o n - iry play. . *•;. Sugar union leader Coorado B-cq » 'f said Monday that 37 of i l l mi i are Aiqeiri-an-owned, with a value of $2'(i million. Tnki.li over of the mills probah v will mean complete cessatign of sugar imports by the l/niird Sla.es, ubservora believed. Cuba would thus be forced to sell exclu­ sively on the world market. 1h« United Slates woo'd be forcet*— and apparently la preparing te do so—lo arrange bigger permanent imports from other sugar produc­ ing nations. Observers doubt Ibat whoa and if all remaining U. S. property here is nationalized that the United Slates will continue te maintain diplomatic relations with Cuba. Two Are Injured As Car Overturns A blown-out lire eaused t car to swerve out o f control and tuns over Tuesday, tejuriag it* two occupanta aad completely demolishing the car. Browmie Maa Lea, f 4$ year old Sanford Near#, suffered A fractured shoulder a#d vrict. aad Jama* Brow# L#e, S, euttareg scalp laceration* who# 9 * M f swerved o ff th# rood, patten e*$A The ■ la in # l l — i t at to* hw terse ettew af Genev# Aveme* ##1 Briaaoa Aveaue. Me chargee was* �I ~ r 5RedMissile Vtff #aaferl VrrmS Pate 8—Wed. July 6, 1960 1 Hisses Mark Around The Clock MOSCOW (U PI) — The 8ovl*t rocket fired into the Pacific mUiod th* United State*’ distance mark, but Russian arlentUt* nevertheless were pleated today with the mlsiiU'a performance. The rocket, launched Tuesday from a mlaalle pad in Russia, soared 0,071 miles to a ta rftt In the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 miles southwest o f Hawaii. It was the longest Russian ahot to date, breaking a mark set last January when a rocket was fired 7,000 mites into the Pacific. But Tuesday’s firing atill fell nearly 1,000 miles short o f a super Thor rocket which traveled 9,000 miles from Cape Canaveral, Pla., to a target area Just south o f the Indian Ocean earlier this year. Soviet scientist* had emphasized however, that the rocket teets scheduled for this month would not attempt to hrerk distance rec­ ords, but Instead would be design* od to collect scientific information. The rocket was the first one to be fired during the announced rocket testing period from July 5 through July 31. Rev. John Plckeni, youngest member of the Hying Tigers dur­ ing Wprld War II will be the guest speaker at the Jaycee luncheon at noon Thursday at the Civic Center. t • • The Moose Lodge will meet at I p. m. today at the lodge headquar­ ters on Park Drive. • • • Bids on science equipment for the new Seminole High School will be opened at the county school board meeting slated for 9:30 a. m. Thursday. The Men's Club of the Congrega­ tional Christian Church will spon­ sor an ice cream and cake social Saturday on the church grounds. In rase o f bad weather it will be held In Fellowship Hall. Serving will start at 1 p. m. and continue throughout the afternoon. Proceed* of Journalism and Communications will go towards the purchase of a Dean’s List at the University of Florida; Twenty-six students who cooling system for the church. ave vsrncd a ” B " average or Fred Leslie Smith of Sanford, higher for second semester, 1960, was recently named to the School were lifted. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — A loading southern member o f th* Democratic platform committee oald today that influential apokosmen for hia area have been snubbed in preconvention planning o f a civil right* plank for tha party. Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. (N . C.) told newsmen that party lenders apparently have abandoned the 1956 situation In which ho aald **a committee o f periono representing north and southern viewpoints on civil rights was set up by th* national rommittoe.” He said this group “ tried to devise a platform with whleh all segments o f tha party could live . . , But *o far aa I know, thera has been no effort to d* any similar thing thia time." Ervin commented as the plat­ form committee went into a sec­ ond day o f hearings in which testimony was scheduled feom a divers* list o f witnesses including spokesman for th* National Edu­ cation Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Associa­ tion o f Manufacturers, Toamsler Union and retired teachers. The North Carolina senator mad* his statement about lack of consultation whan asked about a prediction by National Chairman Paul M. Butler that the 1960 plat, form will include a “ very positive and very clear” civil rights plank. Butler said he did not think K would offend the South. “ We will hare th* clearest and most cone Is* and most under­ standable eivi! rights plank evsr written by • political party,“ Butler aald. Quotable Quotes m S ; Frog Jumping Contest Brings 1 Plenty O f Entries A m oei the highlight* o f the • B u m m e r Recreatioa Program « III Oviedo irecently was the frog lumping contest. “ T h en ware frogs galore—toad 2 hogs, tree frogs and bull frog*. • Debbie Ward, Mark Beasley, 2 Beth Coca, Bobby Brown, Mary • Courier, Marcia Beasley, Mary t Lynn Koerner, Bobby Ellis, John" ay Moon, Martha Courier, Allen Daniel, Kenneth Kills, Kathy 81aley, Mery Jane Mlkler and Lee • Ctonis had great fun with tha ’ toad frogs. Mary Courier Lee Oonti and Marcia Beailey won • elimination conteata. Scott Graham, Jerry Koemer, . Kerin Icott and Mary Karin en- ftred tree frogs la the compel!< u live coolest in this category. Ka.rrtn Scott emerged the champ in ’ this elimination. V Ernie Dunklee, Linde Ray, Ro; fa r Slavik, end Rex and Lee j floats were the youngsters enf taring bull frogs in competition • tor grand champ. Res Clopts was ; the victor. ; Tennis Upset : CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn. (U P !) J Uneeeded Kdwanto Zuleta of Ecu•• ndor and Minnl Beach won the J men's singles Utica Sunday In lbs » Tanneaaee Valley Invitational. He 5 defeated Billy Lenoir of Tucson, 5 Aria., 44, M, §4. G U E SS W H O ? » M- I I ! jI 1 / p M Bg Waited Frees NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J .-V e g * tartan Dr. Barbara Moore, start­ ing the final 45 miles of her transcontinental hike from San Francisco to New York: “ Thle la my day. I'm sitting on top of the world. . .you Ame­ ricans are a strong people, but your diet of meal and coffee will kill you. I hope my walk proved that there to a better way to ant." A NICK PLUG FOR 8EMINOLK COUNTY w m published la the July is­ sue o f Seenie South magazine, which used two pictures, including the on# shown here, o f the MQ Ranch at Osteen and described the ranch and its varloui Activities . In inis picture are, from left, Herman Morris, Gary Breckenridge o f DeLsnd; Patty Davis, Janice Goff, Mrs. William Stamper, Gregg and Don Breckenridge, DeLandt Marty Stemper. Mrs, John Wilson, and Lynn Wllsou o f New Smyrna Beach, and Gladyce Morris. It’s the famous PHANTOM, I eemmangsr o f -the Jungle Pa| trel. All ho wants to tell you la to he aura and take Mm along when you g * on vacation. Just toll FA 9-2411 and arrange to the SANFORD HERALD to y w r M ctolto nd- RICHMOND, Va. - Ttos Daugh­ ter* *f toe American Revolution Revolution, which condemned to textbooks used in Virginia's public high schools, explaining what R looks for to toe books: . .to determine if M r stu­ dents are em pbatkely taught love of God nod country or ore being corrupted to accept socialtom end metorialena.” Hospital Notes Grovel Refuses JULY S Admlasiens John Schtrerd Jr., 8nnfordi Mel­ vin Warren, Sanford; Horachol V. Daly, Benfords Marilyn Futrell, Monroe Corner; Elisabeth Rich­ ardson, Sanfordi'Barbara Sullivan, Orange City. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Richard Markland, Hanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Smith, Sanford, a daughter; Mr. end Mrs. Aaron Richardson, Sanford, a daughter. Dismissals Mac Stalling*, Tangerine) Louisa W 1 1 • e n , Enterprlrr; Daphlna Humphrey, Hanford; John Bchlrard Jr., Sanford; Mra. Kenneth Herrcleon and baby, Sanford; A l­ ton Young, Sanford; Phillip Lyloo, Longwood; Lois Brooks, OsUtn; Dorothy Bernosky, Sanford; Kobocca Smoak, Sanford; Margaret Proctor, Hanford: Adah Rwlng, DoBary; Mr*. Claud* Denslow and baby, Sanford. JULY 1 Admissions Mac Eva A l l e n , Altamonte Springs; Charlotte Neea, Sanford; NatUe Phillip*, Sanfordj Matti* Lay, Sanford; Michael Pillion, Hanford; William Tlsdalo, San­ ford; Marion Brock, Hanford; Pa­ tricia Trinowaki, DoBary; Dorothy Andorson, DoBary. Blrtha Mr. and Mr*. Charles E. Trinoakl, DoBary, a daughter; Mr. and Mr*. Donald Pattoroon, 8anford, a oon; Mr. and Mr*. Bryant Andorson, DoBary, a oon; Mr. and Mr*. Edward Parris, Hanford, a daughter, DIm Ib m Ii Melvin Warren, Sanford, Marilyn Futroll, Monore Corner; Catherine Bruce, DeBary; Mrs. Freddie Anderson and baby, Lake Mary; Jonithal Smith, Hanford; Cornelia Deane, Sanford; Mrs. Wyndell Oonlay and baby, Sanford; Mag­ nolia Harria, Hanford. Planes Collide Killing Two WA FORT WAYNE, lnd. (UPI) Two racing pUola from Nashville, Tenn., and Van Werl, Ohio, were killed Monday when their midget racing planes collided during a race. caarlei Elliot Bishop. 45, of NaahvUle, and J. L. Rice, Van Wert airport manager, died when their planes collided while round­ ing a pylon el the national chantiABtfc B tang* eyewitness said the two plants Zlanet “ looked I1U a match box /filing apart" when they h»L To Pay Fine WEST LOS ANGELES (U P I> Camllle F. Gravel, national Dem­ ocratic eommltleemen from Lou­ isiana, refused Tuesday to pay a Ml fine In settle a drunk charge sod potted 991 bell end demanded a trial by Jury. “ To pay the fine would be an admission of guilt and I am not guilty," declared (he 45-year-old Gravel, lie waa arrested as a plain drunk Friday aa be (topped (rom an airliner at International Airport. Police accused the party leader of aipping too many martinia dur­ ing the flight here from Atlanta, Gravel aald, however, “ thle mat­ ter ia being inveatigatod. It waa a mistake. I feel confident that will be shown conclusively at the proper time." LOS ANGELES — Terms**** Gov. Buford BUlagtoa, aa whe­ ther hia state's delegation to tbo Democratic sooventioo would bo quieter toll year doe to the ab­ sence of Sen. Ettas Kefauver, presidential hopeful to ISM and 1954; “ Whenever Tennessean* get to­ gether R's going to be a little bit noisy,’ ’ LOS ANGELES — Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. (N. C.), disagreeing with Democratic National Chair­ man Haul Butler's view that Southern convention Democrats will go along with the party eivll rights plank: “ So far as I know Chairman Butler has not talked on this sub­ ject to any person to toe South who haa enough influence to have been elected to political office." Hnpplneos Through DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Perhaps you find it difficult to uunderaUnd why Chiropractors confine their work to the opine, when remote part* o f the body nre dinenned. But you find nothing strange a b o u t ' a H m m puahiitK a button on the light a globe au*. petuled from the J ^ K 3 T j celling. The procedure le prnctically the same. • C o n n e c t i o n in M S B made between the sources o f energy, the brain or dynamo and the body or electric globe. It makes no difference whether it be heart, atomach, kidneys, or some other organ, Normal functions o f all organs, muscles and tissues o f the body depend upon supply o f the vital nerve energy conveyed to them over the nervoun system from the brain which generate* thU anarty. » u «. l2 T 2 vertebrae, no falls, Jara or strains misplace a vertebrae, pressure on nerves ia pro- Two of th* three lawyers appoint­ RICHMOND, Va. (U PI) — An i an Indictment will be drawn. expert on Soviet law predicted Hazard said it seems likely th* ed by the Virgin!* Bar Association Tuesday night Russia will.convict trial will follow “ in early Aug- to defend Powers said they have MIAMI (UPI) - A t ei(M American pilot Francis G. Powers I ust." But he added that “ I suspe-.-r, applied for visas, but Hazard said Coast Guard aircraft and two cut. of spying but said there is a pos­ if there is a trial, there would be American lawyer* might b ' *1' sibility the punishment will be a conviction." He said the time! lowed only to assist * Russian- lers searched the Atlantic h tA ' tween Cuba and the Bahamas to­ deportation from the Soviet Union. ' of the trial depends on the wish** appointed defense lawyer. Columbia University law pro­ of Soviet Premier Nikita Khruzh-1 Hazard said It wiuld be to Rus­ day for two men and a wom n fessor John N. H»xard, on* of ch*v “ and international develop- sia’s advantage to give Power* , reported on (a 63 foot yacht preth* lawyers who will defend Tow- m enu." “ aa complete a hearing *» P°M‘* ble" in order to away world opin- sumed sunk. ers, said th* pilot'* letter* indi­ Powers, 91, and his U-2 h!gh| The cutlers end two airplanei cate ho already i* undergoing a altitude plan* were shot dow n; Ion. He said he felt It possible that Powers could be deported ‘ had worked throughout the night preliminary hearing from which near Sverdlovsk May 1. He rould rather than Imprisoned or sen­ seeking signs of the Juanita H, receive th* death penalty on con­ viction undsr Russia’s etpionag* tenced to death. thought to have radioed k wai laws, but Soviet officials have in -1 sinking about 230 miles southeast slated he wilt be given a fair, of Miami between Cuba’ s n o r t# trial— perhaps in opsn court. CAPE TOWN, S o u t h Africa coast and off Androa Dland. Hazard and Mrs. Barbara (U PI)—A major South African The search began early Tue*. Powers, o f Mllledgeville, Gs., JACKSONVILLE (UPU-Authon newspaper openly attacked th* day, when the Coast Guard pirto held a new* conference here on Hits at Jacksonville Naval Air SUgovernment today for keeping th* eve o f Hazard's departure tioa sought today to locate the par- •d up faint distresa aignals. The 1,600 persona to Jail for three months without charges or court for Warsaw, Poland, whsre he enU of ■ pilot who was killed in captain of a fishing vassal, th* will attend a legal conference. the crash of bis Jet plane Tieaday. Fish Hawk Ilf, told the Coast ♦ appearances. Mrs. Powers, who seemed an­ A Navy spokesman slid the par- Guard he also heard the ernes, Th* Cape Times noted that K has been exactly 100 days since the noyed at aom* questions put to enu had recently left here efter gency message*. A spokesman said tha name* a| white government proclaimed a her, said only she has received visiting their son but it was not two letters from her husband that known where they were headed. the persons aboard or th* boat's state o f emergency. The government look the action indicsted be is wsll treated. She The pilot’ s name will not be re­ home port were unknown. "We've checked the eoast from when racial violence broke out said she could not tell if th* let­ leased until the psrenu are in­ New Hampshire to Miami." th* formed. be laid. after police at Sharpeville, near ters were censored. Th* plan* crashed and burned In tpokesman said, “ and aM Hia Power's father, Oliver Powers, Johannesburg, shot and killed 97 demonstrating natives end wound­ a cobbler in Pound, Vs., plans to a wooded area near Starke while boats known to be named Jwntta are accounted for." got to Russia soon to ses his son. on a practice minion. ed nearly 200 others. African Paper Raps Government Navy Hunts Kin O f Dead Pilot \ ROUND STEAK. “SUPER RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN duced which inUrfera with normal function, wanting dtoeutte. Adjusting misplaced vartabra# U like pushing th# button to produc# light; its iwstored flow o f vital energy and health is the natural re*l*ltTo you, It may seem miraeu* loua that we can adjust vertsbrae and regulate blood prea»ure, relieve constipation, Minus, atomach or kidney trouble, and in fact, mont o f the itln to which humanity in subjected, Instead of treating effects, the scientific Chiropractor seeks the cause responsible for effect, known as diaeaae. and by proper adjustment* eliminates the cause, - . . , J " ‘f o 1* * ^ UMmnUIn^ \ S JJ, ** J }- J S jJ jjS j c M n p n c t t T w r t M a T i J 'K V. L#» Karwia whaaTankaki totaled at 291 8. Fremek A rt, aaj bin tetopkeme r i n k a to FAirfas 2-7442. STEER PLUM ROSE DANISH IMPORTED CANNED HAM 3 $2l» ANN SUPER 2/29c BEANS 2 /4 9 5 i.;. A S P FROZEN GRAPE Concentrate 2 RIGHT” FRESHLY C’ AP’N JOHN’S QUICK FROZEN I CAP’N JOHN’S QUICK FROZEN COD — I n cV v IL n cEnD IU U DE _ DOLE’S — 44 Oi. 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The work I f the product o f a Coov.lr-spon•prod project by a panel of scholar* nlists, They art Doctors Henry Bger o f Harvard, Oskar Mor srn of Princeton, Chalmers i of Illinois University, John Wheeler of Princeton aad John d a r k of Coavalr. - The work could be called (prob­ ably not by the authors) aa Inform­ ed proposal to return to the good eld days before American statesMen thought it Intelligent and “ intaraationallstle" to turn small wart Into big ones, and local frays Into universal conflagrations. WbUe warfare can’t bo abollahed (men and nations being what they are), It caa be Intelligently re­ stricted within the self interest of the opponents. A war remains lim­ ited, the authors say, “ as long aa neither major participant fecla (hat Its survival la threatened.” Keenly selected eiamples from history arc glvco, the most recent being the IN I “ flap” when the Red Chinese tried to take QuemoyMatsu by bombardment, and the National Chinese (with our help) prevented It. Limitation of war refers only to Ua coals, not to its savagory or Intensity. The most intense artillery bombardment In history was not In either World War, but at Pork Chop Hill In the recent Korean conflict. Wo cannot always force an en­ emy to limit hla objectives, but we can make It advantageous for him to do so. Neither an aggressor nor a defender would go to strategic, megaton nuclear bomba If the move would cost him the purpose of hla fight By building up ■ nu­ clear arsenal and tbe vehicles to dellvor the punch, we are Issuing tha would •be aggressor w h a t ■mounts to a command Invitation fO RRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane \ Jimmy la a Jittery hoy, Wad frustrated. Bat a w JkhUd indicates th a n la great lhallhaod that c m o r both par•ate am waggteg, Irrttahto m i y frustrated la the actual To c u n the child, tt beaccessary that wa also ‘ CASE P-dflP: Jimmy R., aged 10, Jg a neurotic child, partly because bo has a neurotic mother. •"Jim m y Is simply driving ma m a y ," hla mother auelaimad. “ I lose my temper and nag at him. Then I feel terrible for being ao potty"N ext day I resolve to set like • aelMufflclont mother should, but ho la so full of nerves and stems almost ta delight la irritating mo. “ Dr. Crane, I want to bo a good ■other, but 1 eau’t ocem to control myself. What would you recom ­ m end?" My prescription would havo gone backward tight years, and would b ir o Involved o baby brother or Mater whan Jimmy waa about two years aid. ‘Than Jimmy could have played with this younger child and thus have drained off some of hla nor­ mal energy la that manner. Now bo baa nobody at home but h b mother, except In the aveningi herfot on ho falls back on b is mother'for h bas and companionship. Besides, Jimmy would have puarroled and fought with his o r aister, thus venting e l hla Ire and nervous tenMan on tha younger ■ la lieu of a lm a g sibling, a dog extrovert n child and also AiroUbas o coeelaai stimulus to lump and play, Whan a child rune, Its lag* carry its fbU weight, ao mera energy is 4 than in teat work with sraraas or scissors. Tha child la Uua mace fatigued M d calm . It doesn’t show as groat ml Inclination, tbarafoco, to bite Ita flngeraatls, pick hangnails or de­ velop other neuretle symptoms. Chewing gum la also n nervous outlet, for the constant use of tbe Jaws acts as a safety valve. The Jaw muscles then drain off some nervous energy that might otherwise be pent up and finally produce more dangerous outbursts. The usual recess periods In school are Just a device by which we Jet youngsters run and romp for 19 minutes to they will drain off surplus energy and thus bo calmed down whan they return to their seats. For seat work, such aa writing and raadlng, doesn't dissipate enough energy In the child. So ut grows Jittery and exploslvt. Aa ho approaches this point whero ha feels like blowing hla top, ho may fidget or shoot paper wadi or pull tha curia of tbe girl in from. A stick of chewing gum would be good insurance against auch naughty behavior, with Ha result­ ing conflict with the teacher. Indeed, the time may come when our schools will actually furnish the children with ■ fresh stick of m, both morning tod afternoon, it ns an Indirect means o f keep­ ing the youngaters more calm. Maybe tha teachers will then need some too, at least to help drown out the noise doom In front I But children spontaneously enjoy chewing gum since it makes them feel le u Jittery and tense. Part of Jimmy's nervousness, however, is a result o f hit mother’s tensem m aad unexpended energy. For a wife who Is sexually frus. trated is IscUned to be nagging, irritable and brittle tempered. My bulletin “ Bex Problems In Marriage" shows a husband how to eliminate this nagging, neurotic tendency in hla mate. As Jimmy's mother grew more placid after her husband learned (hla proper marital teehnlqua, her friction with Jimmy grow le u and lass. Curing a nervous child usually goes back to Its parents. When they purr contentedly, then the child aim crows calmer. K * l r - to coma on and fight, sines fight he must for the goal he seeks, but for nothing beyond that goal. It is very likely, by the nature o f the Communist revolution snd the Western alliances, that limited wars will be fought In the 1960's. In order to keep them limited, and to win them with allied troops or our own, we must have what the authors of this work aptly call a ‘ ‘spectrum of capabilities." H ex­ ists in three general phases: Nuclear: If we could recover the optimum position of American su­ premacy in world shattering wea­ pons, we would have the Big Stick. We could threaten a “ preemptive" strike at an enemy who was cock* ing hla fist at one of our allies. Of course, we would have to be con* vlndng about these threats. We might have to be (or seem to be) ■s ruthless and depraved as the Reds have pictured us. Well, why not? We didn't drop any germs on North Korea, but the Communists said we did and millions of people have evidently believed it. So, if we ever again reach the fortunate position of nuclear supremacy, where we could conceivably bomb and not be bombed back, let's not give away the advantage by acting so holy. Conventional: While World War III need not be fought with all-out weapons, It certainly cannot be successfully fought with those wea­ pons of World War II and of the Korean conflict. Vehicles have be­ come speedy and light, personal arms more accurate and deadly, reconnaissance baa become ultra­ sonic and many tactical weapons have become atomic. Armed with tha beat o f m odtm conventional weapons, we can win any limited war, anywhere. Without the beat, we can be beaten. BJo-cbetnical: Tbe authors bold that lethal germs and gaaea have no advantage.over nuclear explo­ sives—but future warfare with nonlethal weapona holds large, unex­ plored possibilities. Although raraly presented aa a fact of futurn war, tha humble Home Guard may become one of the moat affective forces, We may have to deal with civil disturb­ ances, with fifth columns and with massive disasters. Even amid many scientific wonders, the keep­ ers o f American freedom will be men and women, quite poeslbly man and woman of our own neigh­ borhoods. Anybody, or aoy group like these thinkers in the Convair project, who can turn big wart back Into little wars will deserve tha grati­ tude o f mankind. Three Minutes A Day Ry JAMES KKLLER An advertisement for a new modal automobile claimed that the manufacturers h a d eliminated "Just about ovary grunt, squeak, squeal, groan, whine, bu u , rap, rattle, heat, twang, clink, h lu , howl, rumble, roar, niff, shudder, whiatie and growl." DsapUe a customary uae of su­ perlatives, most advertisers ac­ knowledge In one way or another that there Is always room for im provament. . They also, aa in the above cUlm for tho la teat produet of a leading automobile company, admU past defects with unusual frankncai. Be honest with yourself la re­ gard to your own human waaknaaa and you will have made tha first big step towarda perfection. Thoao who are smugly content with themselves seldom make any progreu In mind, heart or soul. Th*y hold back their own develop­ ment both spiritually and totalisetually. God gives n special grace to those who show perserveraoco In overcoming their shortcomings. "In many things, we all offend." * * (James > : » Help me te aaa myself aa I am, O Load, aad then te strengthen my weakaeeaea. DeBory Veterans To Hold Meeting I be fa s te r * flrrnl* J b g t 4— W a d . July 6 , I960 w s i n a was l o w , ■sit** ••< r « b iu u r nvB L vn t . e m u s , u n n w u a i M i n r a w sum WASHINGTON EL PASO, Tex.—There ere only a few days between ua and tha Democratic conventlen in Los An­ geles. There's something ehe be­ tween ua—90 miles of dcaert, and behind ua la a four-ton trailer. This all would be hunky dory if there weren’t somefilng hanging over us—that Infernal ball of while fire some people lovingly refer to as the sun. When we pulled Into this “ Sun City” at 3 o'clock In the afternoon, the official temperatare read 107 degrees. The kid In the back seat sighed. "Daddy “ be said, “ la this the end o f the desert?" Mr. Billopp POSTCARDS by Stan Delaplane A good many questioni have been asked of me about what It is like to Judge a beauty conteat. (Tha most searching questions have come from my own household and I imagine that la the national trend.) “ Did you have a good tim e?" That la one frequent question. Tha answer is yes and no. That is tha most fraquant answer. “ First, aa you know," I said, "Judging the Mias Nevada contest was Just another Job as far aa I waa concerned. If any of you think staying up half the night around plush gambling places and watch­ ing million-dollar floor shows is fun, Just let me know. “ Cocktail parties with a lot ol movie stars may appeal to some. But it la Juit work for m e." The second moat frequent ques­ tion is: “ Did you meet a lot of pretty girls?" ThaT most frequent answer is: “ Yas and no. “ I met all the Miss Nevada con­ testants. They were all pretty. But you muat know they are young dolls. Just out of high school, for goodMss sake." "1 mean at the cocktail parties. Weren't there n lot of Reno di­ vorcees hanging around?" "There waa some girl silting next lo me at dinner from the mov­ ies—Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable are making a picture up there. I never did get her name." "Didn't you talk to her?" " I guess ao. I can't remember the conversation. Tho waller kept bulling in to pour more cham­ pagne. It waa ■ dreadful night." Tha third moat frequent question la: 'I guess M must be pretty dull around home after all those gay times." The moat frequent answer to this U: “ What a silly Ideal" • e I was Invited to Reno to Judge the Miss Nevada contest and it caught me at a moat receptive Ume. It Is the lima whan wa move the garden furniture out of tho garM «I advised everybody to put off moving the furniture until 1 got back. "But if you decide to move it anyway, ho careful you don’ t scratch the ear." I packed up a dinner Jacket and some swimming aborts and caught tha Western champagne flight for Reno. It was a beautiful sunny ride over the High Sierra and tha stewardeu couldn't have been more at­ tentive. The champagne was bub­ bly. Tbe fourth most frequent qua*- The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post ION, DeBary, will hold their regular monthly meeting at T:M Ptoday at Um home o f Mr*. L oimbard r " -* Schnabel, “ ' ■ - — go Seminole Dr. All members are asked to bring a miniature toy wblte elephant te tha meeting. Tbe reason, for the move will bo explained at meeting, Ten thousand children will be Mrs. Doloies Scbob, public rela­ bora this year wltn cleft Up aad tion* director, said. palate disorders. lion Is: "Were the stewardesses on your flight nice?" The most frequent answer Is: “ Oh, you know bow it is. 1 hale flying anyway." The fifth most frequent ques­ tion Is: “ What did the Mias Nevada contestants wear? Who were the other Judges? Was there anybody there we know? What did you have for dinner? Did you drink a lot? What waa the floor show Ilka?" The moat frequent answer la: "They wore bathing suits, for the lova o f pete. What else? It was a beauty cootest. They always wear bathing suits. Don't ask me why, I don't run the Mias Amerlea show. “ Abe Schiller from L ai Vegas was a Judge. He wore a plnk andwhite cowboy suit. Lett O'Doul, the baseball guy, was a Judge. He wore a yellow sweater. He stayed up all night. 1 saw Walter Ramage. I bad a steak for dinner. Who'a been saying I drank a lot? The floor show was a floor show—a lot of kids kicking and music. You know, the usual thing. "I couldn’t get to bed unUI 3 o'clock and I waa worn out. Did the garden furniture get moved? I wouldn't do it again for a million dollars." Tha sixth moat frequent ques­ tion la: "It souoda like you had a ball." The most frequent answer Is: "la breakfast ready?" Stop Kennedy Movement Failing As Old Pros Act Like Amateurs When asked hi* opinion of tbe latest style in ladiei' bathing auits he saya ha sees nothing wrong with them. After all, he argues, they are not much scantier than those of a year or so ago. Ha says all new styles should be approached with an open mind Otherwise a person ran make him self ridiculous. He lays tbe latest style represents a perfectly log leal advance in a trend that has been going on for more than half a century. He rtcalla the days when grand­ ma considered it shocking to show an ankle. If it hadn't been for tba style makers and the courageous women who backed them up by wearing what they designed, ha saya we would still be where wa were In tha reign of Queen Vic­ toria. He will not hear anything critical said of tha women o f their ac­ quaintance whom they have teen wearing the naw bathing lull*. Ha considers that no reflection on their character. He does not re­ gard them aa immodest or over­ bold. Ha thinks it la moat attractive lo see groups of women so garbed. The bathing suits allow them free­ dom of action. They encourage the wearers to be graceful. They make women pay more attention to their figures. Ha la indignant at people who call the new styles indecent. That be saya, merely showa they hava evil minda. Or else they are prud­ ish. He will bet that they would hava acted tha same way twenty yeara or mors ago when bathing suits were aa respectable aa any­ body could have wished. How re­ freshing to find ■ man with such breadth of mind who keeps abreaat of the times. Could this be the same man who, when his own women folk dare to appear In tha new style bathing suits, charges them with being shameless and-orders them ,to ga right back and put on sema clothes. Chrlatopcr Billopp By LYLB WILSON t valt and her associate* on the left LOS ANGELES (UP1) — Thai wing o f the Democratic Party. ■top-Kennedy movement appears I Americans for Democratic AcItself to bo stopped because the' Uon (A D A ) and each at they eld pros in (he Democratic Party |would be expected to rally to are performing like amateurs. |Stevenson with glad cries. Tru­ No one knows this better than' man missed Ihmt opportunity on purpose. Lika tha Republican ele­ Harry 8. Truman. HST made hla' phant and W w t Virginia feudlits, By BENNETT CERP big bid last weak for the atop. Truman does not forget. “ How," marveled a visitor being Kennedy operators to get together Ha did, however, offer Johnson shown little Susa'n’ a piggy bank, In the only political strategy with aa hla No. 1 choice, so it seemed, a chance to atop tha young man for tho Democratic nomination. "have you managed to sm all a whole bank full of quarters la leas from Massachusetts. He might hava well asked Mrs. than two months?" That strategy would be for tha Kooaavolt, ADA and tba leftlea to “ I've worked out a aura fire sys­ old proa — and all othera who Jump up and hollar fo r Virginia*! tem with Grandpa." esplained might be Interested—to rally be­ Sen. Harry F. Byrd. ADA kissed dear littls Sunn. “ I think up tome hind one man and to rapport that Johnson with a fist several days ridiculously simple question he can man on tha first ballot and on all ago. Tha kiss was a bill o f par­ answer, and then be alwaya glvea ballots thereafter. Tba old proa ticulars saying that tha left wing me a quarter." are divided In thalr allegiance. feels that Johnson will not do. Tho • o e There la a political axiom which haadUnaO on tha ADA statement Mr. Franklin Jones faa been goea Ilka this: You can't atop read like this: “ ADA warns nom­ reading ■ lot o f newly published somebody with nobody. That la, to ination o f Johnson would be mock­ autobiographies this year and la, to atop a man, you must offer an­ ery o f party's platform and would put It mildly, not Impressed. other man. The old proa are try­ lead to defeat in November." "Probably nothing," be notes ing to stop Kannedy with a comThe ADA proa are not so old, testifies to tho imaginative genlua mlttee o f potential Democratic but they aro pros, nevertheless. of tome of tbo currant crop of nomlneae fo r president a f tba Yeung and eld, tha Democratic writers so muck aa their gutobi. United Statae. proa aro not actually associated ogrsphie*.'' a o a HST wants to atop Kannedy with tba Kennedy pre-convention with Ben. Stuart Symington o f campaign and hava scattered their From a teat paper at Amkarat: MImou H or Sonata Democratic support so greatly that thay seem "Tbo throe sexes aro male, fe­ Leader Lyndon B. Johnson o f now to bo impotent. That la a male, and insect. The first la fre­ Taxis. In last week’s attack on monumentally good break far quently called tha third by tha seeKennedy, in which Truman ac- Kennedy. rated persona unknown o f rigging and fixing the Demorcratie con­ vention, tha former President sug­ gested nine Democrats who be re* garded aa presidential timber. Ho THERE’S REASON FOR,PREFERENCE... preferred all o f them to Kannedy. Truman did net, ho rawer, In­ clude in kls list tba nanw o f tbe Democrat around whom • power­ house atop-Koanady movement probably would have developed if hla name had bean Included. Tha omitted name, o f course, waa that e f Adlat E. Store aeon. Truman does not Ilka Stevonaen fo r rea­ sons long known and long publi­ cised. Stevenson, however, te the candidate e f Mrs. Eleanor by Ed Koferba I hadn't known there waa an much Texas to the United States and so much desert to Texas until we crossed 500 miles o f it—front Just west of the LBJ Ranch to this metropolis tucked between t h ^ borders o f Old and New Mexico. 9 Two hundred #mlles back, I caught our eight-year-old rolling up the back windows. “ What are you doing?" I yelled, and he re­ plied, “ Trying to keep out the hot wind." Ha bad seen other cars pass aa with windows locked up. But they had air conditioning. Whan we left home our friend* said wa were half craay lo pull th iM rig through the desert country In the middle of summer. Now I real* Ua they were half wrong. It waa aa hot by noon that tha Taxaa Jackrabblts wa happened te ice along the road were just walk­ ing. Until yesterday, I had never j seen n wild rabbit that wasn't either aittlag or running A big Texas Jackrabblt walking la a pit). . fill light, But tba sun plays no * favorites. M Before wa headed into Western wilderness wa bought two thermometers—one for tha ear and one for the trailer. Thera'* a sadistic thrill, 1 guest, In knowing bow much you're suffering. Not only that, wa keep listening voraciously for tba temper state readings an tba radio. Tba El Paee man seemed exuberant when ha Mid: "Slightly cooler tom orrow expected high, 1M." te Mercifully, our indoor thermaoaeter runs only to 110. At • p. as. both bad reached tbe nub on tba top of tha tube. I could only guess that tba temperature inside our aluminum cocoon was IM. Dotty couldn’t guess. She bad passad out. U was ao hot that tba contents of our medicine cabinet n a over tbe sides. Whatever the tempera­ ture was, it waa abovs that which melts vaseline. te We revived the little lady of our mobile household by leading bar te the trailer park pool. For a fuR hour she stood there to tha shade In the pool with a funny smile eo her face. In the evening wa beaded into Old Mexico, figuring this waa a prime lima te get some hot bar­ gains. Tbe tun bad slipped over the mountains, and the aky in tbe west was breathlessly beautiful. It look- # ed like tba Interior of a roaring coka furnace. We turned on the radio. The an­ nouncer gave tba t p. m. tempera­ ture. It was, ha said, an even 109 degrees. G iu ln g Over T axes LACONIA, N. H. (U PI) - Tha Gasoline Retail Dealers Associatioa has distributed lapel button! readings "Y ou hava Jdat paid. 11 caate on aach gaflao." Tba button* a n availabl* to tvary Mrviea sta­ tion operator in tha itate. Try And Stop Me For The W eek ! U. 8. Kedettes Sandals Ties • White, Blacks A Pnotote $3"-$498 Girls* ft Worn til’s House Dresses Sisee | SEE THE in tc a tm u N A T IO N A L CO N VIN TIO N S n. w arn s p u s a Yew H 1 2 -5 2 (DEM OCRATIC AND R E P U BLICA N ) 2.99 On Toloviiion- Channel 6 -Presented by Maalka W ESTINGHOUSE «MI i tmtooto County'a Weotlacbewoo Dealer news or edverUeiaf, o f this edition jrw lth< reproduced in any « * r r l « M u 4 t i l l t o te U 1UU, f w BAGGKRLY APPLIANCES M l PARK DUVR PAS-MTI B.E. Purcell Co. SANFORD • ORLANDO / 'T t ? 1 I �Wed. July 6, 1960— Pag* • Market Offers Mrs. Bartholomew W ide Selection o Represent O f Patio Furniture If outdoor furniture for your paRMo, side of the pool, brecrcway or porch is on your shopping list, knowing the performance of variious types may help you in choos­ ing. When you shop for outdoor furni­ ture you will find numerous types that are weather resistant, light­ weight and adjustable for differ•nt positions and fold for storing. Annodired aluminum tubing which resist* salt water pitting particularly auited to shore “ rest. Baked-on enamels resist ehipping, fading, and peeling. It is portable and tough. The all-tfeather type of wrought iron can itay outside the year round. It is strong and substan­ tial but not so easy to move. Some manufacturers guarantee painted and enameled finishes up to to years. Rattan is cool, light, and is ^jong lasting. You will find it C om bin ed occasionally with glass or metals. Out-of-doors, rattan should have some shelter. Pro­ longed eaposure to rain and di­ rect sun ia not advised. Redwood resists rotting and fun­ gus even with staying outdoors. Other woods — pine, oak and birch — are strong, sturdy, and inexpensive. Seats and hacks of some pieces are woven of colorful ^heavy-duty weather-resistant sa ^ a n webbing. Fabric covert, favored for their eoolness, ran be found with mil­ dew and fade-resistant qualities. L och Arbor Boy Honored A t ^Birthday Party \ Wayne Peters celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at the home of hit parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters on Sunset Drive in Loch Arbor, The carporte was decorated with green and yellow crepe paper and V A H -l Wives Club lO om & n Mrs. Richard T. Oralnw and James E. Go** were en hnstesse* to the monthly meeting of the VAH-l Officers' Wives at Gralow home. They served a delightful assortment of petit and lunch from a table JEANNE WAR.VKE covered with a green cloth and FA 2-T4M decorated with an arrangement of while caladium leaves. ALL ACTIVITY this pan week Mrs. Charles B. Smith presid­ seems to have been backyard ed at the business meeting. Mrs. cook-outs, beach parties or lightBarton W. Bartholomew was seeing excursions around the named as the new representative state of Florida, to the Offirers Wives Club. She asked for ideas and suggestions. 1 ^.r„ for the betterment of the club. at their Lemon Bluff j If member, will present these c* mP Heim and Andy Car-I on the Day! They got a rather late start on Friday for a holiday in Stiver Springs and when they (with children, tool arrived they could find nary* a place lo lay their heads for the night. Every p in e they stopped for accommodations pointed to places "down the road" and when they found themLeesburg they gave up - s r i 1: ; , r , ” ; rA T . K r » " J 5 : . £ * £ . * . . . ...................... and in this wav the wishes of Cecils Heard (who lighted birth- of the fourth" left them undauntVAH-l wives will bo properly re c,ndlM inetead of firccrack- ed so they started out again on cr'M Bill Hutchison, Lucille and Saturday—bright and early this presented. time—and returned to S i l v e r ! Mrs. William P. Itcyn agreed Price Heard and Mr. and Mrs. Springs lo serve a* the new hospitalu.v * rcenian of Ocala, chairman for the squadron wivcv The Synirs will be making their PEGGY AM ) BROOKE SMITH < A general discussion wav held "northward trek" to southern New- are spending their vacation doing |! concerning social activities during Jersey this week and will he gone tome deep sea fishing near Day- I' the coming deployment of the |for six or seven weeks. Enrmite Iona Beach POLLY (Mr*. squadron. It was decided to meet they will visit wilh daughter, Ralph) PF.ZOLI) and children, once a week for a covered divh Becky, at Camp Appalachia in John and Kathy, arc vacationing dinner or bridge party, the choirs Covington, Va. in Washington, D. C. and in near­ MISS jM ARCHETTA CAM PBELL, Rented, in shown nt the refreshment to be made by the hostess. . by Alexandria, Va. tnble at the linen shower in her honor. Standing left to right, are her Mr*. Bartholomew thanked the BACK from Washington. I). C. mother, Mrs. E. C. Campbell and hostesses, Mrs. J. F. Lewis and Mrs. A . J. member* for assisting with the are Wilma (Mrs. W. M., Jr.) Col­ hake sale and the Thrift Shop. Walker. tHerald Photo) bert and son. Billy, who were (lie past month. A farewell gift accompanied by her niece, Gay was presented to Mr* Walter J. Ulrey of Oviedo. Kurhn. whose husband ha* hern MISS CHANEY orderrd to the Staff College In Friday night Mrs. Colbert en­ Kansas. tertained with a chicken harlieA NEWCOMBS TO SANFORD cue in honor of newcomers, the U J»n« Chant/ of Rockhll], S. C. Those attending were Mrs. I j Smith, Mrs. Kuehn, Mrs. Bartlio- I j Rev. and Mrs. John Adams and who hai moved hero lo bo tbs lomew, Mr*. Reyn. Mrs. Kenneth | their daughters. Other guests, wilh new educational aislitanl at Ik* L. Coskey, Mrs. Harvey E. Fisher, | ■ their children, were Clayda and Firat Methndiit Church. Ashby Jones, Elisa and Buck ForMrs. Charles Guthrie. Mrs G. W. She recently graduated from guson. Zona and Art Beckwith Duke Univerilty in Durham, N. C. The refreshment table was over­ M. E. Baker, Mr*. D. E. Bru­ Kitnmon*. Mrs. H. K. McCuniher, I | Mist Marched* Campbell waa and Martha Howland. Also the where ihe received a bachelor af Mr*. D. R. McGraw. Mr*. R. J. guest of honor at a linen shower laid with a hand made lace cloth baker. Adam's house guest, Miss Penny aria degree in religion and m an / given by Mrs. A. J. Walker and and centered with an arrange­ Mrs. W. B. Hoffman, Mrs. Jack Provencher, Mrs. W. L. Ralston, Coo of Miami. honor*, including a Phi Rota Kappa i Mrs. J. F. Lewis at Ihe Walker Dugger, Mrs. R. New come, Mr*. Mrs. Max Otto. Mrs. Wendell ment of pink and white rose buds, key. Shr alto waa a member of PI home, 1003 Elm Ave. Grace Boling, Mrs. Charles Geo- Powell, Mrs. Robert Golden, Mrs, A COOK-OUT around the swim­ Mia, Campbell and O.horne f « n e r y and white candle, A the. Mrs. P. A. Rowland, Mr*. R. Rust and the hostesses. ming pool of the home of Wah- Kappa Delta, a honorary /rater* Dormlney plan to be married color scheme of pink and white P J. Allen. Mrs. Zclma Whitmire, nets (Mr*. Robert) Ramey was nlty—a member of the Methodist Student Fellowthip ann served on was carried out in all decor* _ p Mrs. ..... .................. Mr*. Curtis Campbell, M A few light* in the garden tan Sept. _3 held Saturday night. It waa a The gifts were presented to the lions and refreshments. Assorted K. Smith and daughter, Vida Sue add up to a lot of after-dark beau"get-together’ for wivci of VAH- the Woman'* College Judicial Board. In ISM ahe wa* one of honoree by Mr*. Lewis, who was ssndwiches, cup cake* and punch and the hostesses, Ity. It and wa* planned to say "fa re­ dressed like a wash woman com- were served to the guests, well" to Donny (Mrs. R. B.i Brown four ttudenl* chosen to make up plete with' a red bandana on her i Those attending were t h e who will be leaving for Newport, a caravan team to viait aiit head. She carried the gifts in an honoree. Miss Campbell: Mrs. R. R. I —(and who was unable to churches in the North Iowa eon* ference where a atudy waa made elaborately decorated clothes has- E. Peurifoy, Mr*. Harvey Bloodattend the party duo to family ket with a miniature clothes line worth. Mrs. J. J. Knight. Mrs. Illness) and to welcome home on itrengthening the youth pro* gram. Her work in Sanford D stretched at the top. Several small Nell Brown, Mrs. W. B. Stovall, from Europe Glady Thom and to be primarily with young poo* article* were pinned across the Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. F. L. Tommie Tenniinn. A telegram clothes line. ' Dudley, Mrs. G. B. Hudson, Mrs. from a former resident, Fran IT WAS A BUSY WEEKEND (Mrs. Gordon) Robertson, arrivJane, who it getting aettlod hi for Mr. and Mrs. George Stine to "say "fond farewells' to her apartment at I24tt Went IS street says that her favorite hob* who have'as guests their daugh- Donny. by i* photography. Others attendseg were Ila Mae trr and son in-law, Mr. and Mra. John L. Hughe* and four child­ Dement. Jo Johnson, June Ander­ son. Flossie Wolcott, Beverly ren, Mike, David, Patty and Bachman. Inet Rose, Jrannte Steve, of Waukegan, III. They were Foulk, Cleste Smith and Vivian entertained by Mr. amt Mr*. Paul Quinn. J. Stine at their ranch, "Hay Point", on Lake Pirkett and on Attending the annual Federation ranger and I* an accredited HOATIN't! AND FlSHINti on BOATING of Garden Clubs Short course held flower show judge. Each dele­ Saturday night were again honor-1 ,|le 0|d Suwannee River wa* enat the University of Florida in gate made an arrangement, un­ ed wilh a cook out at the home i joyrtj ovtr weekend by Capt. WEDNESDAY Gainesville were Mrs. Eric Vih- der hit direction, following the of Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Stine Mr*. Robert Slye, Capt. and First Presbyterian Chireh len, president of the Sanford Gar­ workshop. Mr*. McCall also at­ at Altamonte Springs Today th e1 Mr„ A Gustavion, Cdr. and prayer meeting and BlhU study visitors left with the George Mr*. E. D. Nunnery den Club, Mrs. B. C. Moore and tended a night forum on "Herne7 p. m. Stines for a trip In Sambel is­ and Mrs. II. E. Smith Mrs. George McCall, representing rncallis", where slides were shown . the Central Circle of the garden featuring the new varieties. land before returning home. THURAOAY IIKNNIKSK AND CHEKYL BENNETT, ilnuKhter» o f club Mr*. Moore attended a workshop i Good Shepherd Lutheran Four cup* of dark routed eofJOYCE AND WIGHT KIRTLKY Mr. nntl Mra. Kriwnrd Bennett, celebrated birthdayn reMr*. Frsnk Brown of Neptune , on piin j propagation, conducted by are going to make sure they have lee provide an adequale dally In­ council meeting • p. m. *4 Beach was the official chairman Jasper Joiner, assistant professor cently. Dennicae, left, was just one year old and Cheryl parsonage. re*rrvations somewhere on Lalmr take of the vitamin niacin. of the I6th annual event. Edith of ornamental horticulture in Ihe waa celebrating her second birthday. McBride Cameron from the Uni­ college of agriculture. She also versity served with Mr*. Brown attended a lecture on roses, given Lectures, workshops, forums by Samuel E. McFadden, followed and field trips were available to by slides. She toured the rose gar­ all the delegates but each was den at the university. Mrs. It. W. 1 A group of VAll-1 Officer* free to attend those of h e r Munson of Gainesville, lectured Those attending were Mrs choice. Mrs. Vihlrn was more in­ and allowed slides on Hemrroral. Wives met at the home of Mr*. Charles H. Smith, Mrs. Donald E terested in gardening so she at­ lis, followed by a conducted gar- i Krncnih L. Coskey in Pinccrcst | Kthell, Mr*. Harvey E. Fisher, tended programs in this field, at­ den tour. for a covrrrd dish dinner and '* r,> Leorge W. Kinunnns, Mr*. testing a workshop on identifying Rottert J. Provencher, Mrs. Wll All three delegate* were very | gct-to gethcr. native plants and trees. ham I*. Reyn, Mr*. Larry* Rider enthusiastic about the program 1 Following Hie workshop (he ^ Lasagna or Italian menu wus j am| her niece from Chicago, Mr*, and expressed the wish that more rlass was taken on a tour of women could become interested I aerved including, lasagna, green |Barton W. Bartholomew and the the campus where members had in it. ! salads and Chianti win.. I hostess. Mrs. Coskey. an oportumty to identify tree* and plants under supervision. Night forums were conducted by dif­ ferent plant societies, Mrs. Vihlen attended one on the hisiory and culture of hibiscus. Follow­ ing this slide* on mallows waa viewed. Thomai B. Mack atsisianl pro­ fessor of citrus culture at South­ ern College talked on point* for Florida room* and how to rare for them. Mr*. Vihlen found this lecture very helpful, ahe especial­ ly enjoyed looking a( slides on stump gardening, which is being introduced to Florida gardener*. A forum waa conducted by tlx professors, followed by a question and answer period, and a work­ shop on junior gardening for high L school students ended Mrs. Vihten's week. Mrs. McCall being aa old-timer at the short courses preferred the study of flowers. She first attended a wsrkahop on corsage DRESSES M ARKED W A Y LO W ! ONLY 1*0 A mtr.SR! making conducted by Mr*. Winnie Tlinrv'a a lot mom to reconditioning a used n*r than Price of Jacksonville, using fresh chocking the spark plugs. Betas* the OK sticker goon NOW W ERE materials. Verne Klintworth of on a car wo taka aa a trade-in am ■ now Chevy, Waal Tampa conducted a flower ar­ car goto the works. Wa da out bast t* make anro yon ONLY 7.00 A DRESS! 17.Oft hnohmmi MH«*...e*Mi.». 12.96 ‘ rangement program. He is naget tha fullest waa o f the th (amende t i aeaead aaffaa SIZES l - lt ; 10-30 tioaally known as a flower ar- Miss C a m p b e llB r id e - Elect Honored At Linen Shower ' j Delegates Report Church O n Short Course Calendar J WAYNE the children enjoyed to hour of games before refreshment time. Ice cream waa served with a big birthday cake, gaily decorated with seven candles, a "Happy .B irthday" sign and topped with 'oow boyt and covered wagons. Favors of horns, balls and bats were presented lo each guest, Mr*. W. L. liters and Mrs. Clifford Johnson assisted Mrs. Peters with the serving. Guests attending were Becky Dommey. Sharon Bagwell, Iris Dominey, Denise Bagwell, Cheryl Johnson, Jan Busch, Denise Ar­ nett, Mary Lee, Patti Parsons, . M a m a- Meyer, David Van Pelt, 'D odge Jaillet, Robert Clark and Leon Steinmeyer. Six N ew Families W elcomed B) ' W elcome Wagon * ^ Welcome Wagon hostesses rew port the following new families have been welcomed to Sanford and virinlty; Mr. and Mri. John Clifford and daughter, Margaret, from Lexington Park, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newman, Mark and Lori, from Palatka: Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Gilbert and children, Gregg, Vickie, LynR and Terry from Anaheim, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Christy Harp Sr., and m sons Melvin, George and Charles w from DeBary. Navy farailiee transferred here included. Mr. and Mrs. John Fer­ guson and son, Johq, from Key West and Lt. and Mra. Leigh Ebbert* and daughters, Tracy and Mercy from Eugena, Oregon. Rebekah Members ^ T o Attend Banquet Six members of Seminole Rebe­ kah Lodge No. 41, will attend the official visit of Ihe president o f the Interoattooal Association of Rebekah Assemblies, hi Jacksonvillt. Jely • and t. Those attending Ihe banquet, luncheon and round table diecusaioo will be, Mrs: Eileen Rec­ tor, Mrs. N»R rutrail. Mra. May toM *er*. Mra. Mary James. Mrs. Hay Rubow and Mra. f l ir t Ryrd. V A H - l Wives Enjoy Lasagna Dinner CHEVY R MAKE OUR IG! SUMMER M l Mid Summer clearance • '’ -nuBes in Dacron summer colors! Dresses in and cottons. ONE RACK OF DRESSES ONE RACK OF DRESSES 9.9k fijui&omdi Mr. and Mra. Marvin Rohlft took four giris from the Firat Christian Church lo the Christian Youth Conference Camp, near Ocala, for a week's stay. The Rohlfa returned home and Mr*. Robert Ramey will bring the group hr m« this weekend. Those attending wore Kahla Roblfs, I April Ramey, BUia Dooms and Jackie Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Echelberger have had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lemke of Bradenton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Welknr, Now Port Richey, Mr. and Mr*. Marshal Ingram. Sarasota and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay­ wood t i Lakeland. 7.95 10.9ft *».ae**#.*»»***#....#***....»«**....»***». SHORT SETS 20% OFF! KNIT SWIM SUITS REDUCED 20% 6.95 *#••••• 1.95 9.9ft Biff Reduction* Purnoo 2.99 Now m 2.00! S k irt* (ntrnighl and fu ll) TH U R S. • FR L • SAT. ONLY Howes 2528 P ark D r. FASHIONS F A 22327 left in the need ear yon boy. ■ That'* why w* waloom* tha partodie vhft* t i Chavrolat'a Mobile Reconditioning CUnie. Thia weak, • wagonload o f expert* and equipment ia ban ad auir dealership helping aa to hasp up la data an tha aaost efficient procedures in seconditiosring. Our i put the factory-recommended procedure* to work hi our reconditioning abop to giya em amtomaw tha beat naad earn and tracha hi town. Tha OK symbol which appears only an aaaa wa ■elect as tha ereaae t i tha arop ia yonr i Sill, honest value. Coma In. Sea what wa wa do H—and got tha fasti an a mad oar s f your HOLLER M OTOR Cor. 2nd. A P alm etto SAN FO RD , FLA. �»• »- ■ i . att • n i sp • • Greyhounds Take Two; Build Up Lead In FSL Action Lakeland Here Tonight n r n n t schaal If C any Stengel U expecting any INIp from Um Now York Yankees* fir m at fit. Pataraburg. luma of Ufa defeat big Florida Staia League champions, fea can forgot it. 1 Brown and hU rip-snorting .G rey h ou n d s taw to that ______M Bowling fan* at Memo­ rial Stadium Tueaday night at they afrapt a thrill-packed doubleheader l y a co rn o f 2 to 1 and 11 to 8 to and act -the gUka B n rUrn laagua lead * I t i ~‘ l i for what promlaet to be a j promising meeting at the dlum tonight agalmt the LakeS ddLIndiana, flrit ball champloni. •It w u a night of aurprltea, moat o f tbam plaaaant for local fane who alttiag in on the kill 'at the foublebcac ffrat doublabeadar o f the season .Young Ken Bandera became the laagua’a winning**! pitcher at he tim ed la hla lith win against tin tenses In a limply great flrit game dpmanitration la which be allowed only two bite, walked nary a man, a|d fanned 10. Ha retired tha aide fo five o f the aavaa framea ba hurl- fp vTh* Houada acorad flrit In their half at tha flrit on a freak turn o f event* la which even they iympatbiaed with tha kuffering Ken Dekker, a laftflelder prened tnlo aarvlce a i a catcher. With one away, .Willie Dukes alnglad Into ecnter. Before the count gat to three and one on aluggiag Frank Cipriani, Dukea had rtaehad home on three p in e d belli. Cipriani walked and got the alma treatment, a fourth paned M il putting blm .on aecond. Julio Aaglads, the Baftt hurler, retired t ie aide without further damage !Tho Salnli evened It la the third whan with one away, ihortitop Cppeda tripled pait Bolivar HlnoJos* in right field, icoring on Anfjada’s roller toward an incoming mtrrelion who waa unable to make Woi play at a (he plate. .T h a Hounds went ahead to alay fo the fifth when with one away, who had forced Ken Pat BUk, * Bandera at aecond, went to secfifth passed ball, end on Dckkar’i Dckl to third on Dukei' Infield out, and eoarad on Ken Harrelion'i dribMar toward ,third. Satisfactory a i waa the Hound*' flret gama victory, It did not pro­ vide the alugglng thrill* that de­ veloped la the aecond Ult, an af­ fair that produced aome of tha IdMleat alugglng aver done by one "infardltnlin a debut la a Baa s alugger waa • lanky Billy % y a a o f Morgan, Ga.j a giant W adin g a feat tour, and with an arm anyone could envy. Sent from Albw«uoiwue because o f hli leftBgadad bittiag and catching prow oaa, he demonitratad for all to tea that tha etoriea told about him W on not a preaa-agenta dream. T o eome extent the aame luitlaaaa, but la hurling, waa dliplayed by another newcomer to tha Hound U|a*t>P — young Dickie Waa, the Caniiiua College rightle, until he gda Into a fifth Inning problem he eOuld not overcoma •Hiei 1 Houada wilted no Ume scortrig In the aecond game. Pat BUk opened with a tingle, acoting two edta later on Harrelion'i bit off the Mound. Kaa atola tecond on Dek kar and ecored when aecond-iacker Vtcenta failed to find the handle M Hinojoia'a roller before Bryan Iliad out to right. • Two mora Hound r u u camo ovar fa tha aecond. Oule Chavarria, back la the line-up after 10 dayi back homo fat Panama, Mailed a triple to the left field wall, acorlag Forgo# aa Jorge Arroyo'a flrit pilch alngle M at third. Waa* bunt was fielded by fcurler Drape but shortstop Cepeda didn't have hla foot on aecond whan Arroyo pulled pp, safe. Slak bunted to advance the runners, and Array• acorad on Dukea' aacrifico fly to left. The Hound* bad runners on In the third and fourth but failed to ic o n them. Meantime, Wai w ai going great giias, retiring the flrit 13 Men sen to face him, allowing a line abot alngle to right in the flrit. He walked Cline to open the fifth but fanned Vicente. At thli point, Waa walked toward hit dugout and handed the batboy hi* g la u ei which perhapi were fogging Lp on him. Whether thin led to hit eventual departure from the mound m iy never be known bul, he walked EoU, the third batter. Both runnera moved up on a paiied ball, and Blchardion fanned for two out. Then came one o f two "bad" pltchea o f the fifth frame ai Wat bit Ccpeda to fill the aacki. Pitcher Drop* bit the fin t pitch Into cen­ ter, icoring a pair, Haptor tingled to center to icore another, and Regoli doubled to right to icore two more and give the Saint* the lead, 3 to 4. Young Joe Petrikovlc came to the mound to be greeted by Dekker'i tingle through the bog but Cline fanned to end it. Enter Billy Bryan, and how. The Hound* opened their half of the fifth with a real break at catcher Dekker, throwing to flrit to get Cipriani who had fanned, hurled tha ball Into the dirt, Cipriani be­ ing iafe. Harrelion and lilnojoia were outa and Cipriani wai on sec­ ond when Bryan electrified the crowd with a tremendous homer over the right center fence nearly 3M feet away, the Hound* taking the lead, • to 3. Rookie Ron Jacobion relieved Drop* and got the Hound! out without further trouble. F in ! Game M. Pete AB RBI Haptor, cf 3 0 Regoli, 3b 3 0 Dekker, c 3 0 Cline. If 3 0 Vicente, 3b 3 0 to ll, lb 3 0 Richardaon, rf 0 2 Cepeda, ai 3 0 Anglada, p 3 1 : WELCOME WACOM o oo i e# peaeMpa in the le a d ctv ie U fo o f A' f i « Cj M i w f\ (j O I SB Standings Plerida Stale League W L Pet. Sanford Palatka Tampa Orlando Lakeland Leesburg Daytona Beach St. Petersburg 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 1 l a 2 3 2 4 4 3 * .133 .M7 1 .ear i .300 .300 MO M3 .117 m s BP o h x B O M B E R *-T H E T /M 1 3 2 2 3 4 AVERAOEP OVER 1 9 P tM 9 p e p <SAM£ X tiU ce HELP/MS H/m s x t e h p h * CARPY-OVER HfcV STREAK. ft The PkolomwOwkw OmMelloa WHBOLDT CAldBU / » !0 % Pork Follow Sanford’s GREYHOUNDS (Oor Bool Baosholl Cteb la la Bath Tnraday** YOU MAY WIN BAN DIEGO (U PI) — Hank Greenberg, vice president o f th* Chicago Whit* Sox, today describ­ ed expansipn o f the major leagues and inter.foagu* play aa two steps to combat "fan apathy." Greenberg, one o f th* Ameri ean League's top sluggers at hla peak, said It was "highly possible" both Amarican and National leagues would be expanded by the start o f next season. But be emphasised "expansion must be a joint effort by the two leagues and should bo gradual. I'd like to start o ff with two nina-club leagues." Greenberg la a member o f the American League Expansion Com­ _____ EHANk mittee. S 0W S A M * He explained that soma wanted FR AN C ISC O two leagues o f 10 teams each. RAHA6ER, SAP "But I don't believe we have 7 0 W A rrW T tL the players to stock four taams.” . AFTER 7X£ . tie M O 6 6 ^ HAPLOtT ha said. F O P ti/S P S B U T S tiA R O tffO R The possibility of Intrr-lcague A& a IEASI/E \TEE FIRST TMA play also caused Greenberg to m o r t sim tE 'L L r a in TH/S TEAR, speculate on future possibilities fE E L LIKE IO O t r /H LE** 7HA/T which made no mention of the /EHE HA9 KAN / * A WEEKMXR1M Continental League. 11a raid there tiO P e KBEK9 LIKE 7HEY eXCEEPEP was an apathy on tha part o f THAT OTR/HEARP THE tit* R B & X fans. “ I believe Inter-league play 'KHO'* 7H E K E X T A lA H A S lR r ii imperative. People want to ba OJ/Z WAS OH E t Ea r r e s t : entertained and that'* the chal lenge we face today, I find more support every Ume I bring up the idea of inter-league play." What about the Continantal League? "1 don't think tha Continental Leagua will ever get o ff the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Leo very good friends, but wa’ll have ground," he laid on a visit her* Durocher, formerly o f th* Brook­ to sea about next season." to watch tha ball club’a farm Stoneham mada Sheehan inter­ lyn Dodgers, might become tha hands at work with San Diego'* manager o f tha San Francisco im manager last month when he Padres. fired Bill Rigney after tha Gianta Giants next aeaion, but mean­ went into a slump in June. while interim pilot Tom Sheehan will remain on the job. • Giant owner Horace Stoneham hinted at handing th* helm o f th* club over to "Llppy" Durocher Tuesday night when he replied to questions o f th* club's 1061 manTORONTO (U PI) — Doug Ford agar with the remark: and Doug Sanders, a pair o f for­ "Leo Durocher and 1 ar* still LOUISVILLE. Ky. (U P I )-U o mer winner* in the Canadian beaten Lute Rodrigues, No. 1 con­ Open golf championship, were tender for th* world welterweight rated excellent choices to repast title, meets former champion Vir­ in tha 61st national championship, gil Akins here tonight In a partial which opens today. benefit match. Ford, tha Mahopar, N. Y., pro The fight, with 35 percent of who shot o 376 at Montreal last tha gross gate receipt*,going to year to win, ahot a fiva-under th* widow and alx children e f tha practice round 67 Tuesday, fin BOSTON (U l’D — Three rookies late Louisville welterweight Rudiahing birdie-eagle, flaying in a — two o f them from th* Balti­ ell Stitch, will bo nationally telafoursome with Ted Kroll, Joe Lon vised. go and Canada's madcap maver­ more *wh!s kid-." team — are Stitch was drowned last month among the 22 players named to ick of the fairways, Moe Norman. complete th* I960 American in an unsuccessful attempt lo savo Ford played a acral-serious round the life o f a friend who had fallen Leagua All-Star team. In which tbsra waa constant Jolt­ Th* f r e e h m a n , righthander into the Ohio River from a dam ing but many fina golf shots. Chuck Estrada, 22, and first b a r ­ whila fishing here. Bandera, who became the flrit The match la important to both man Jini Gentile, 26, o f the Or­ and last amateur over to win the the 23-year-old Rodrigues, who Canadian Open four years ago at ioles and relief pitcher Dick Stlg- haa a 28-0-0 record, ana to Akins, Montreal when ha beat Dow Fin- man, 24, o f tha Cleveland In­ who Is attempting a comeback. dians, were named Tuesday by •tarwald on th* first extra hole Rodrigues' trainer, Angelo Dun­ Managed AI Lopes. Tha announce­ o f a sudden death playoff, fired ment came here through the dee, raid, "A ll ha wants to do is an oven hotter six-under 66 Tues get a ahot at th* title. He's been day. Gay Brewer Jr., had a 66 American League office. Tha league-leading New York promised a fight agatnat Bernardo and veteran Ted Kroll a two-un Yankees and the defending cham. Paret if lie wins. He's boxed 70 der TO. pion Chicago White Sox each rounds getting ready for this placed seven playera on the squad fight," ha added. which' will meat its National League counterpart at Kansas OVER 35 YEARS City July 11 and at New York at First aad Palmetto July 13. (Along Sid* Foot O ffice) INDIANAPOLIS,l,7nd. (U PI) — Ted Beard, veteran minor league outfielder who's been pining for a chance to manage, took ovor tho Indianapolis Indians today in Standard Oil defeated First Fed­ plaro o f fired Johnny Hutchings. For Beard it waa tha chance to eral 13-0 In Little League play "find out If I can do tha job " ho Tuesday. In otbej- Little League ac­ haa always wanted. For Hutch­ tion, Florida Stale Bank toppled • Carpet • Parattor* ings, hard-luck minor league man­ Chase, 20-10. • Til* ft Pianos In tha Babe Ruth League, Ovie­ ager and former major loaguer, it • Rental Bed* do blanked Shrine, 3-0. waa tha move ho had dreaded. Hutchings, 43, waa fired by club president Owen J. Bush Tuesday after refusing to resign at Bush’s request. Tha Amarican Association team has been In the collar most o f this aoason. Sheehan To Stay On Job; Leo In '61 ? at 2-2 with a pair of runt In the sixth. Lindy McDaniel, who re­ lieved starter Curt Simmons in the seventh, was the winning pitcher and Don Cardwoll tho los­ er. Cardwell pitched a no-hitler against tha Cards the last time he faced them on May IS. Bob Alliion’s first home run In nearly three weeks was the blow that gave the Senators their vic­ tory over th* Yankees. Allison hit hla 10th homer of the su son in th* 10th off loser Art Ditmar fol­ lowing a two-out ainglo by Rono Bertels. Starter Ralph Terry led 3-0 un­ til tho eevooth but tho Seng tors acorad sldgte runs la th* sev­ enth, eighth and ninth. Pedro Ra­ mos waa Uggsd for Roger Marla' 26th homar with on* on la tho first Inning and then gave up only one moro hit befor* yielding to winner Chuck Stobbs la tho ninth. Tb* loss cut th* Yankees' lead lo on* game over the idle aecoad-plaee Indiana. Rookla Chuck Estrada of the Orioles fired a five-bitter at the Red Sox for hla ninth victory of tha year. Among the bits Eitrada allowed were two-run homers by Vic Wertx and Pumpsie Green. Tha Oriolaa got to Joser Tom Brower for five runs and seven bits in 3 1-3 innings and then raked Ted Wills for seven more hits and four runs. Jackia Brandt drove in three runs with three hits and rookie Marv Breeding also had three hits. The victory boosted the third-place Orioles within two games of the top. Broncos Sign Cason DENVER (U PI) — Jim Cason, former defensive back with tho San Francisco Forty Nlners and tha Loa Angalsa Rams, haa been signed as backfisld coach with tha Denver Broncos o f the Ameri­ can Football Laagua. Joins S ta ff AMHERST, Maas. (U P I)— Dub Jonas, former Cleveland Browns' halfback, baa agreed to join th* Boston Patriots' coaching staff for two waeks this month. I f y * u h a v ft a sto ck Ford, Sanders Favored In Play Welter Contender, Aikens Mix Tonight Three Rookies On AL All-Stars M inor Loop Club Fires M anager SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Oilers, Bankers Take LL Play WHY NOT ft f •M an M CKBTBOOK BUY YOUR P L U M B IN G SUPPLIES AND KITCHEN CABINETS O . A C.OCm>. .OFB IA’NT.IAO NN C E III -T*L FAkfoi 3-370 Y oon ) E nter the Sanford Herald B A S E B A L L CO N TEST By Alan Movbt LATE START - 3S5/ZV Nelson Making So-Called Experts Change Their Tune On His Batting Lake Monroe Inn Takes Bowling Play Philadelphia Pkllllaa have signed Coaten Bhocklty, II, pitcher-first baseman from Georgetown, Del., fo r an estimated 330,000 bonus. Shockley, who was sought by every major longue dub, will re­ port to the Phillies neat year. Greenberg Cites Need To Expand Major Leagues - - By Alan Mavar } J IM G O A T C S , LANK/ P/SHTHAHPE* C f T H E R E * YO R K i YAN KEES, M O | SE E M * 7 0 SP/HO o c r 7 7 ie p e e r p f League Leaders ! •Day DoealeffogBervlee *T. P>K*4B V. ROOKIE RIOT - By United Pres* fatornaltonal National Leaguo W .L . Pet. GB Pittsburgh 43 2S .616 ... Milwaukee 40 32 .336 41* San Francisco 33 34 .334 6 St. Louis 31 37 .507 I 37 37 .soo at* Los Angeles 33 33 .47* 10 Cincinnati Philadelphia 31 44 .413 IS Chicago at 43 .164 13 Wednesday's Probable Pitcher* St. Louis at C blcaio — Gibson ( M ) vs llobbio (7-lb). Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) —Miiell (4-5) or Cheney (0-1) vs Purkey (1-3). Philadelphia at M i l w a u k e e (night) — Owens (3-3) va P iu rro (4-2). San Francisco at Los Angeles (night) — O'Doll (3-7) vs Wil­ liams (7-2). American League W .L . Pet. GB 43 37 .614 New York 43 23 .600 1 Cleveland 43 33 .377 2 Baltimore 36 34 .334 St* Chicago Detroit 34 27 .476 •V* Washington 32 13 .437 It Kaniss City 37 43 .373 17 Boston 26 44 .361 II Wednesday's Probable Pltcbtra Washinilon at Boston (night)— Kralick (3-0) va Cassia (2-7). Now York at Baltimore (night) —Ford (4-3) Va Brown (7-2). United Preas International Chicago at Cleveland (night)— 23 i Pittsburgh's pennant-bound PI Wynn (4-6) va Sllgman (4-4). Banfeed AB RBI Kansas City at Detroit ( night)— rales would lovo to know what BUk, ef 3 0 suddenly happened to all those Daley (11-4) va Lary (6-6). Dukei, 3b 3 0 exports who agreed Rocky Nat­ Cipriani, If 1 0 ion would never hit major league Harrelion, lb 3 1 pitching. Hinojoia, rf 3 0 The tobacco-chewing, 33-yearP e ril, e 3 • old Nelson waa stamped "strictly Chavarria, lb 3 0 National League a minor league hitter" for the Arroyo, aa a 0 Player ft C1nb G. AB B. 0 . Pet. peat l i years, most of which h* Banders, p > 0 74 264 66 104 .316 spent kicking around the bushes. Mays, B. F. Larker, I.. A. 36 174 23 10 .343 Nelson had been given brief 23-2 3 74 323 46 106 .326 trials with five different major Croat, Pitta. St. Pete 001 000 0 - 1 Aabburn, Chi. 72 373 33 66 .324 leaguo club* bul tha Pirates still Sanford 1M 010 g—2 Clmnte, Pitta. 71 266 a 63 .323 fell he could help them when Game 74 364 U 61 .316 Ihty drafted him from Toronto of While, St,L. AB K H Skinner, Rill*. 73 310 36 67 411 tho International Leagu* In De­ faptor, c f 4 Walters, Phil. 66 237 36 73 .306 1 cember e f n i l . Regoli, 3b 4 Adcock, Mil. 60 223 34 66 .307 2 Rocky baited a respectable .261 Dekkker, c a Krklnd, 8. F. 74 272 33 S3 .303 1 Cline, If a Wills, L. A. 71 117 36 60 403 for tho Pirates last year but he 0 staged perhapa his finest per­ Vleente, 3b 3 American League 0 Eotf, lb Runnel*, Bos. 70 276 46 62 433 formance for them Tuesday night 1 0 Richardson, rf Gentile, Bal. 36 .333 when be socked successive horn3 71 ITT 0 Mlnoso, Cbl. 73 271 Cepeda, as 60 436 era In the ninth and 10th Innings 2 0 67 232 Marl*. N.Y. I t .321 to produce a 5-4 victory over the Drop*, p 2 1 66 233 Kuenn, Clev. Jaeobson, p 61 420 Brave* and increaie Pittsburgh’s 1 0 6 0 56 110 Lopes, N.Y. 37 417 lead lo 41* games in tha National 64 244 Skwrn, N.Y, 77 411 League race. 36 3 3 3 Milwaukee starter Carlton Wil­ 67 414 72 277 Sanford AB B H RBI Smith, Chi. 71 .303 ley took a 2-0 lead into the ninth Power, Clev. 64 231 BUk; ef 3 2 1 6 Grdner, Wash. 60 266 63 .264 when he suddenly was tagged for Dukei, 3b 3 1 1 1 Pieraall, Clev. 6! 214 63 .264 Nelson's first homer plus a twoCipriani, If 3 2 0 0 run homer by Don Hoak. The Bnnn Batted In Harrelion, ib 4 1 1 a American League—Marls, Yan­ Bravei battled back lo lie the Hinojoia, rf 4 1 1 i kees 66; Gentile, Orioles 17; score again in the last of the Bryan, e 4 2 1 4 Skowron, Yankees 31; Hansen Or- ninth. Chavarria, 2b 4 1 1 • But Bob Skinner singled In the lies 31; Mlnoso, Whit* Sox 50. Arroyo, as 3 1 2 1 National League — Banks, Cuba 10th and trotted around the bases Wai, p • 0 0 0 71; Maya, Giants 64; Aaron, whan Nelson deposited his fifth Petrikovlc, p 1 6 6 0 Bravei 63; Cepeda, Giants 36; homer of the year into the right field bleacher* off loser Joey Jay. Clemente, Pirates S3. 26 11 10 1 Paul Glel, the winner, yielded the Home Rons SI. Pete noo mo o - s 5 American League—Marls, Yan­ Brave*' final run In the 10th be­ Sanford 230 023 X—11 10 kees 36; Lemon, Senators so; fore Bob Frland came on to nail Mantle, Yankees 30; Held, Indi­ down lb# final out. The Dodgara b l a n k e d the an* 14; Williams, Rad Box 14; Giants, 6-0, the Philllri beat the Colavito, Tiger* 14. Niltenal League — Banka. Cubs Radi, 20, and the Cardlnali de­ 24; Aarou, Braves S3; Boyer, tested the Cuba, 3-2, in other NL In the 1"Match o f Me Week" Cards 10; Mays, Giants II; Math­ games. In the American League, the of the Sanford City. Bowling Lea­ ews, .Brava* 16; Copada, Giants Senators came from behind to II. gue at the Jet Lanes laat Wedtop the flrat-plac* Yankees, 3-3, Pitching neaday evening, Lake Monroe Inn American Laaguc—Coates, Yan­ In 10 Innings, and the Orioles moved tnlo contention by taking kees 3-0; Brown, Orioles 7-3; Par­ ripped the Red Sox, *-4, In the only other scheduled game. Urn top dog, Lenco, Inc., for n ry, Indiras 3-3; Stobbs, Senators Southpaw Johnny Podroa held 6-1; Orant, Indiana 6-2. aamep o f four points to become National Laagua — Roebuck, tho slumping Giants to four hits second in tha laaguc. At thn aama Dodger* 6-1; Law, Pirates 11-3; in scoring hla eighth victory for lime, aecond placo Buddy’ s Auto Williams, Dodgers T-3; Farrell, the Dodgers. Los Angeles collect­ Borvlco lost all four to foil to fifth Phils 6-2; Buhl, Brave* 3-3; Pur­ ed It bits oft four Sen Francisco pitchers with Mike McCormick placo bohhlnd Geno’a Seminole key, Red* 3-3. luffering the Ion. Cleaners and Mather o f Sanford A wild pilch by McCormick who are tied for third. gave Ihe Dodgers their first run Garry Fox lad tho Lake Monroe In the fourth and they added team In their sweep over Lance three more in the sixth on four with a BIT serial, while Tommy slnglei and two walk*. Podrca, Brawn and Phil Rocha both had FLINT, Mich. (UPI) Mika who struck out seven, also halted Sll'a for Lance. Buddy’* Auto Mays' 16-game hitting Service foil before the onslaught Soucbak headed home today for a Willie of Georgt'a Tavern, led by Ed short fishing vacation in the Cara- itreak. Robin Roberta hurled hi* first Herring's *34. Gene's Seminole Unas with tho second biggest pay* Cleaners used the 34? o f George check of his golfing carter, Uta shutout of tbs season for tha Swann to taka throe points from 16,000 flnt-prixo purse of the third- Phils white limiting the Rods to four hits. Tho victory brought Bukur Mu*ic Bhop, la apllo o f the annual Flint Open. Soucbak shot n three-under par Roberta' record lo 3-7. Loser Don 340 rolled by Heni* Tamm. Math•r o f Sanford alto took three 63 on tho final round Monday for Newcomb* was taggod for a run point* from Jet Inn, with Dan a 73-bole total of r i and n one- in thn sixth on a single, ■ sacri­ Rydal'a 333 leading the Furniture- stroke victory ovor Gay Brewer fice and n double by Tony Gon men, while Joo Caraiey'a 4M top­ Jr., Crystal River, and Art Wall rates, and then yielded anothar in J r , Poeono Manor, Pa. It waa th* seventh on four oingle*. ped Ihe J it Ian crew, Mika's 13th tournament victory Bill White tripled home the win­ aloe* ho hit the circuit six year* ning run with two out in the a io, and it was a comeback atrug- eighth inning for tho Cardinals Sign Bonus Player after tho Cubs had tied th* acor* gla all tho way. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - FA 2-B414 Danfort frralft Souchok Wins Flint Tourney PRFSTIGE U rn. M argaret Itepp Ike Page 6— Wed. July 6, 1960 m H H H ^ ,13431— Celeste! Drive •f t * * * -a TaL GArdon 4-3306 F B b w wW PF f t e T * * Tel. GArdon 34493’ .Tel GArdoa 3-3643. Ilala—f Ml WHOLESALE PRICES New Smyrna Plumbing Supplies Inc. I B ! CANAL ST. Ntw ta p n u Botch, Fk. # �w rt Wed. July 6, I960— Pare 7 T E T I . E Y ’R — 59 B ig • ! Count Rise TEA BAGS SWIFT’S PREMIUM New Medical Center Building Plans For New Pity The Poor South: They Have Medical Building To Be Finished Soon The Worse Seats At Convention Plan* for tha new Medical CanH ter Building will be completed ** aoon. Bide will be back Monday and construction la expected to brain before the end of the month for a a pharmacy on Ran Marco* Dr. be­ hind Seminole Memorial lloapital. The $40,000 structure ia being put up by the Medical Center Build­ ing Corp., with Kranci* Itoumillat at president. Located in the modern, air-conditioned building 9 along with the pharmacy will he two doctor'a officer for Dr. Kll White and Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith. The building will be .7,300 square feet and tha parking area will eccommodate 40 cara. Attending Meet The Myron Accardl family of DeBary warn among the thouiands of Kiwanian familiea attending the four day Kiwanil International con­ vention held In Miami recently. Wear lot of white or light cob •re during the hot weather. They refleet lunllght and heal. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — I f the aouthern drlegationa to tha Demo­ cratic national convention want to walk out, they won’t have eny trouble. Most o f their aeata are conveniently located cloae to the exita. National Committee Chairman Paul M. Butler haa atuck to hie promise to ateign backof-thehall aeata to the ftatea which lagged on meeting the fund quo­ ta*. The aouthern atatea, many o f which have been reluctant to contribute anything to the Democrat­ ic coffera aa long ai Butlar waa running the ahow. have the tectiona fartheat from the platform and cloneit to the wall*. One redeeming feature for the Dixie delcgatea ia that the con­ vention arena ia ahaped In auch ■ faahion that even the worat aeata are not too bad. Of tha 10 aouthern atatea, four received what would be consid­ ered good, if not the very beat, (eating facilitiea. North Carolina, which haa been a faithful contributor, la Just to the aide o f the platform in an ex­ cellent poiltlon. Arkanaaa ia in tha aama lection, separated from tha CATSUP Steak Fruit Cocktai|2 c-“4 *# 1)RI. MONTE ^ M 101 REALKMON PLASTIC — SAVE 19c EACH SQUEEZLEMON orSQUEEZLIMES RIB END J # % ( ■■ „ For P.F.V. r .r .V . — REG. REG, 99c SO VALUE u m n m . Picnic Cookies ”^ 2 9 * PORK LOIN ROAST Tar Heel* only by Delaware and Texas. Florida and Virginia occupy al­ most similar section*, somewhat to the rear of the best-paying ticket holders at the head o f their reipectlve area* and in • good position to ha seen. Tha rest o f the South is apaced pretty well around the back o f the arena. In fact, only Mississippi and South Carolina, o ff by themselvea in two arrtioni at the rear o f tha room could give Louisiana a con­ test fur tha worst aeata in the house. Tennessee ia a delegate’* length from Miaaisaippi and Alabama, alto a alow contributor to tha party, ia atuck at the rear o f the aeme section which Virginia leads. Georgia ia another state which waa placed at the rear o f the room, as cloae to an exit aa delegation ran get. To Butler'a credit, the back row is not taken up completely by the Southern atatea. Joining tha Dixie delegation* at tha rear are auch diverse states aa A r 1 a o n a , Montana, Ktntucky, North Dakota and tha Canal Zona and Puart* Rico. 29' 2 ■- CUBE S N O W D R IF T FLORIDA or GEORGIA U.S.D.A. Inspected — Grade A 2 to 2\\ Lb. Average SHORTENING FRYERS Each 8MALL - LEAN - MEATY WITH 95 OR MORE ORDER LIQUID TREND 2 LYKE8 • CIRCUS 12 0 k. Sira MIRACULOUS LESTOIL qtfslu SA V E I U Finest For Cook-Oula CHARCOAL 10 49. Carton YOUR CHOICE — ONLY ".Perfection — Gustafson or Sealtest LAKE MARY RESIDENTS •at quietly and patiently waiting their turn to do. I Bate one pint o f blood to the local Blood Bank, spon: aored through the coopera, tion o f the Lake Mary C h a m b e r o f Commerce. * Bottom picture shows Dr. Charles Hardwick, testing the pulse o f Curtis J. Green, one o f the more ► than 40 Lake Mary resi­ dents who donated a pint o f blood last week. (Herald Photoa) CONVENIENT ^ READY-TO-EAT They’re Long on Quality and Savings LADIES* Jjw put SHORTS ^ WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Pen­ tagon today honored a Navajo In­ d ia n who once aerved aa an aide lo Gen. John J. Pershing and who ia sow more than 100 yeara old. Jeff King, who apeak* only Nav­ ajo, waa being presented tha In­ dian War Campaign Medal. Ha aerved under Perahing at Ft. Wingate, N. M „ when he waa a member of Troop L, 2nd Cavalry, First Federal Ravings and Loan condition that haa prevailed this and participated in the campaign leading to the capture o f the fa- Aasn.’a mid-year atatemant shows year. Looking to tha safety o f savings, toUl assets o f $10,821,692 repre­ mots Apache. Geronlmo. senting a substantial growth over tho association Increased its toWORKING MOTHERS . . . tho Jun* 30, 1960 reports that r*- serves to $1,112,446, n climb o f I am aura you would be fleeted a comparable figura of 11 petcent over tho Dec. 1969 thrilled to i h our wooderfol figure, tha SAL officer said. $»,00a,63S. Mew Kindergarten and p a y School. Wo aro open for gone In tha aama period the savings iaopeetion at any time. account total moved from $7,830,I Year* Eaperience In work­ 604 to $9,496,112, a Jump o f 21 ing with children. Htalih and Safely standards peccant. For the past six m onth, " h o t h is o r iiis s o i.i T io » — Excelleat rating, Member— OK KS SIT>KMSHI I* period dividend* amounting to gemlaole County Chamber of $174,409 were paid at the rate uf Notlr* I* hereby oltsu that ea (be Sib day of Jun*, ISSs. Ibe Commerce. tour percent a year °n d,I41 sav­ partnrrehlp computed or tVH.t.lM DAY SCHOOL ings account*, according to George J. 1IIIUTO.V and EUW'AIID WIL­ $1 AU Day (Open Now) Tuuhy, executive vice president. LIAM*, dwliif l>u*ln**» under lbs KINDERGARTEN nauii «r UIIUTUN . WI1XI.UIS Loans totaling $1,288,GOO were KL'NKItAL> HOS11C, Sanfurd. Klnrgall Torm (Limited Classes) made in tho six months, January Idn was dissolved. Mil.LIE J. IS*. Month through June, Touhy said, and UIIUTuN baa withdrawn from XURSKRY CLASSES business and will But be llaadded that this is about tbe same **ld Ago* 1-4 (t*t Month) bla en an* obllgailone created Is Special Ralta foe I or mere sum extended in the first half of lb* future by UDWAIUI M il.. Transportation Foralahod LlASin or tha VVILUAHO ri'N fclL 2969. *f Sanford. Florida. HAPPY ACRES This reflect* a alow-down from AL IIUMK. Will I# J. Bruton Bivtrvicw Are. off W. 1st, St. tha last half o f 1969, It waa point­ Kd.ard William* PA M i l l ed «ut, reflecting tho tight money Publish Juna If, It, : i • July f. ih * <l i u j a o i t t? . ia.!.- •—-J ' fts •"**** . 2 ^ 2 Q O C B r o c c o li Shrimp Pk**T # I s p e a r s M cK e n z i e s ^ 0 9 l u ib y b Tiny Whol« LEM ONADE I U or PAIR First Federal Shows Asset Growth ■a BOOTH c Pentagon Honors Navajo Indian — * McK e n z i e s 3 L IM E A D E Potatoes I I 2 Lb. Bag Cana . *«• 49c STRAWBERRIES 2 GREEN PEAS 2 a t 39c r»». 79e niRD.sF.Yr. ROCKET M arahm ello J BROWNIE& 79c POUND CAKE S3 R. P. M. Legal Notice LONG PLA\ RECORDS n lT P B * PIES Box of 12 All Coed TIIIm — Build Up Your Collection And SAVE SAN FO RD i-ft', i rs. r. ti'icA. , v-* ■* •w- r 'J‘ ■, ' i ,.v �I .Amt- Page B— W etf. M y *. TM9 i s e e r r / — o r .n o . IT 'S J U S T A C RO W (baa* LET'S SEeT T T V ^ By A bigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I never thought I’d eee lie day when I'd write to a newspaper for dvice, but here I am. Our problem is our 1-year-old son. He haa become so addictI to cigarettes that if he doesn’t have one geta jittery and hia hands ahake. We have explained the dangers o f oking and have had our doctor explain f t to him. He aays. he knows all those ftiings, but he can’t stop now. We've taken |way his privileges and punished him in very way possible, but it hasn’t helped, lie's gone without lunches to buy cigarttes, and If he ha* no money to buy them, e’H beg one. Now what can we do? PARENTAL FAILURES r 1 DEAR PARENTS: If a 16-year-old boy is to overcome the cigarette habit, he must do it the same way other cigarette flaves do. Ffrat, the boy himself must Bincerely WANT to stop smoking. If he ■rants to badly enough, his own determine ition will create the inner strength it refeuires. Without it— all else is futile. ■ • • . DEAR ABBY: I have l«en married for jur months. A baby is on the way. My lusband and I were not meant for each ler and divorce ia the only way out. Bee me, I am certain this ninrringe canlast for reasons I would rather not isntion here. My parents tell me that T shouldn’ t islder divorcing my husband until after e baby la bom. I am living with him ily for appearances, but I am definitely ilng to get rid o f him as soon as I have this baby. What I want to know is, can I get my maiden name back? MATTER OF TIME DEAR MATTER: This is a matter for a lawyer. Under the circumstances, the court fo r judge) - usually tries to dis­ suade a mother from resuming her maiden name because K eould reflect on the child. Think It over. •' 0 • DEAR ABBY: The man T am going to marry has been married and divorced. I am 24 nnd he is .14. He has two daughters, 7 and 9, and his ex-wife uses them for all they are worth to keep in close touch with their Daddy. She couched the girls to ask him if they could he flower girls at our wedding. When he suggested it, I hit the celling. T feel that his daughters and their mother do not belong in the wedding party. Some o f my friends think I am being small and narrow-minded. My fiance says It is up to me. May I have your opinion? BEA-W1LDERED DEAR REA-WILDERED: I am in your comer. Your fiance’s children do not belong in your wedding party. Further­ more, it is very poor taste for a discarded mate (and 'nr the children) to attend an ex a second wedding, a a CONFIDENTIAL TO BILL F .: If the nickel hss no “ mint mark,? It ia a coun­ terfeit. • • o I f you want a personal renly from Abby. write to her In care o f this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. She answers ALL letters. Tulip Sleeve OTi Is Attractive WEDNESDAY P. M. Sits (t) Waataar-Heva (I) Highway Patrol S :lt <§) Buaie f:U <t> Kawa t i l l IS) Hporte t : l t (t) Weather SO) Caalral Pta. Mias sue (S) Weeihtr (1) llarkala Silt IS) Huntlay-Rr Inkier It) Tha Firm C a ll ()) John Daly tits (S) Jlaacua t (t) HI Sportsman tlM St) Nawa—Uoualaa M e a r ls II) Oerilrn S Patio Show Titt (1) IVacon Train I a I tlotal da Part# (») Muala Por A Outnmar Night S:M SS) Tha vikings SUt (•) Otsla A Harrlat It) Price la Right SO) II. t. Marshall t.ae i l l Happy SO) Tha Mllllonalrs (s> rights (SI I’va Got A Darrat IS) Tata I)l Hp irta Xniindi.tr SS) Thla la Tour Ufa it ) Aimitrong—U. 0. Staal Hour () ) Hawaiian Kya l*:!l (S) Pcopla Ara Putin* n u t ( I ) («) SO) Nawa nit) tS)(t) Mot la t iit e (t) Jack Paar THURSDAY A. M. Tie# (1) Days Oarrwwar rue (SI Waathar T:SU IS) IVaka Dp Movlaa TUI IS) Nawa sue (t ) Nawa ana («t Capt. Kenaeroe is) Kattoon Kapara t u t <)l Countdown Nawa t o o (21 Xa wsoaps (Si Itomntr Room 1 ) 1 Kartoon Kapara l:IS (21 Calltornlana 12 1 Reeder** lllgaai (t l Nawa — iniarvlaw i l l To Ra Aanounaad ttita (2) Dough Ra Ml (f) Rad Rows Show ()) Movla Ai Tan tailt (2) d a y Tour Huaoh (t) On Tha On H it t 12) Prlca la Right (S) I U r a l.ucy II iM (I) Ceacantratlaa at) -Daeambar Bride Silt EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD THURSDAY P. M. ii tee (l> Trutu »r C o i h i u h c m jR io film, "Song Without End," flM story of Fran* U sit, Is the beautiful and elegant picture I f have ever teen. Presented by Pictures, this remarkIm will bo coming your way sfpn and If yuu enjoy beautiful music, gorgeous color and looking a t beautifully gowned women, go. You have a great experience, TOU will V* picture introduces the ntw atiee, "Capuciae," a truly olewoman. This sounds like the aBvia’s press agent’s ides, but 1 mean every word and, although 1 w|nt to the Broadway prevue. I a ft taking several friends to the regular showing. It was that fat•Bating. ’•leaves seem to be the new ex•foment in any ebaago of ailbou••a sad costs have the "g lov e" ftagtb sleeve and a new design •lllod the "Tulip Sleeve." Just bethe elbow thero Is an indentssimilar to a tulip. It’ s an at* ive design. all-one color tone was so ihown recently by the hand­ le and well-known Texas perihty, Trix Wood, seen looking 'hats at the showroom of Jack annell, famous creator of lullful hall. Mrs. Wood wore a imy cafe-au-lall outfit with itching accessories, and, when liking down Fifth Avenue, the is turned. Mr. Wood » o l e a Jacket in tones of beige and really "harmonised.” Smart: 1, kid leather boots in every I, ineluding gold, are worn casual clothes and they are M h fashionable and comfortable. •hadow shades in stockings are BBI the smartest. The most popuftr or* block, gray, blue and green. The sheer brown tones of hose1are wonderful to wear with alt browns and the beige tones are for wear with the "all one color" fashion idea. If you have a fox cape in black, which is very smart for summer wear, hava a huge bow of black a t D A IL Y V l«) Ix>»« »f Life organaa with which to tit yoer (») Rcalliaa Out iiiat t il It CouM He To* cape. III 1.0t a That Bob The all-black look wlU arrive by t () Starch (nr Tomorrow August first and everyone will blos­ ItitS (O fluldleg Uak t lies t O Muala som forth in black with black (I) About Pacta <11 Naoiropa velvet hats and accessories. It happens every season—and that’s tilt tit Madia tO Ac Th» World Turn* mi Fashion! ( O Han Pranctaeo Baal Bridge And Medical Writers Taking Over Well Used Advice Columns must By PICK WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e "a d ­ vice to tha lovelorn" column has been a newspaper staple fnr as long as Dorothy Oix and I can remembrr. In recent years, however, the professional heart balmera have been getting some tough competi­ tion from experts in two other lines of journallstlr advire-giving — bridge ami medicine. Almost anybody who can tell a spade frmn a club ran make a liv­ ing these days by writing a bridge column. And more and more o( our friendly neighborhood physi­ cians are dropping out of practice to take up ayndicalrd medicine. All of this is rather hard on the irm li'i, wImi has to skip around all over the paper to find the solution In his particular problem. There­ fore, it seems to me there Is a pressing need for someone to start a new all-purposa column which would bring romance, card games and health under one tent. If no one else feels equal to the task, I am prepared to volunteer % I CRO SSW O RD AOaM (fe) 4. Dampen* tr im Doo- sr.iurata. HTIT'-J fr.n'V-),(!. 1 ‘jrir* ffl’J lM ’.V. '.V'K'U M-) tiwsiii :i :•) -i )u 1 . tibjri tytL ny.-i*; rd>.-I it V:tu i'i •’ idU .T 1iV f»n > ( '.-if-i.'j ikiiiar.niu .. m -; ii Mu::i •; • a ••in > B. Zodiac Unit o f I C A N 'T UNPCS STAND JT. M O M S A ID M R S . BYRNES' B A B Y WOULD ARRIVE TODAY / ^ ^ IT W AS ONLY A SPARRO W . L E T « o o NOME B E F O R E . IT O C T S D A R K .' I SEE O N E, AN D ’ IT 'S N O T A CROW, my services. I Just happen lo have soma old lettors hero with which to get the ball rolling: "The other evening when 1 jump­ ed to sis no trumps after a one spade response to an opening dia­ mond, my partner turned blue la (he fare and keeled over. What waa wrong?" The symptoms you destribed In­ dicate that your partner had a heart attack. You should have re­ bid diamonds. "l-ast night as I was kneeling down to prapo»e to my girl friend, I felt a pain in my left knee. She rejected me. What should 1 d o?" Try bathing your knee in warm salt water and when It limhere tip, propose again. If lhal doesn't work, try bathing your girl friend in warm salt water. "I am madly In love with a girl I met at a bridge tournament but we can’t afford lo get married. She fella down a lot and run* up big doctor bills. What do you advise?” It might help if you played bridge on tho floor. Then the wouldn't have ao far to (all. "About ■ week ego my wife trumped my are and I knocked her teeth hi. What do you recom­ mend for eaaea af this sort?" Your wife should givo up bridge until ah# gaU a bridge for her teeth. Watch for column on dental advtco hi the Sunday paper. Mean­ while. you should givo up acos. "M y husband goea out a lot at night, claiming he ie playing bridge with the boyi. t suspect that ha ia aeeing another woman. This makoa ma hava headachae. Should 1 take up bridge to keep him at home, or ahould I take something far tha headaches?" l:il I :tt lisa 111 I*> tO IO It) it) ma tile By FRRD DANZIG NEW YORK fUPIt — The two ilitical convention* will knock at least 1*2 night-time TV shows off the air in the weeks ahead. While this ia all right with me. experience hat shown that such whole pre-emptions invariably anger a portion of the electorate. Not everyone ia happy when, say, Maynard Krebs ia pre empted by Thruston Morton, nr Otiie Nelson ia bumped by Paul Butler. Therefore, I advise the success­ ful nominees to put together an acceptance speech that registers, above all, a deep awareness of the hardships created by the TV schedule ehaogea tor some dial* twisters. These speeches might sound Mm this: "M y fellow viewers. "T o tell the truth, as I face the nation tonight and prepare lo meet the preis tomorrow, I am humbled by the thought that the man and the challenge are now cast togeth­ er fur tome fateful adventures in paradise. As I embark on this political tightrope. I promise that my campaign wagon train will via it every video village, from 7? .Sunset Strip lo 21 Beacon Street, from Bourbon Street beat lo the Alaskans. We'U travel the nation breaks full circle, by riverboat or whirlyblrd, and be teen by Ha­ waiian eyes and other Americans of all ages, be they December bride* or the romper room set. My person-to person bold Journey tratcli the high road and we are Ruff and Reddy to give all issues an open bearing. "While it it true that people are K funny, maverick-like voter*, I am confident that in November, after j my day In court, you will play your hunch when asked, 'who do you trust?' Your ballot bonanza will make me the triumphant, happy candi-tate. "What’a my line? Simply this: I will not lead this nation into the twilight sone. We 'will not tremble in a moment of fear. At we search for tomorrow, we can be sure that our 20th Century progress remains untouchable, and characterited by open end opportunities for all. "When you alep behind closed door* next November, remembor that it ii your reckoning that ran make me the people's choice. Am I to be America's Mr. Lucky? Is the life of Riley to be ours? Or ia your tweet musie for a sum­ mer night merely a dirge-filled dance party that tends me, politi­ cally. into Tombstone territory next fall. The verdict U yours." Dialing and Filing: Da\e Garrnway's "T oday” show on NBC-TV obtervered Independence Day with a taped two • hour show from "Freedomland," the new amuse­ ment area In New York. It was a trifling production which larked fluidity and interest...CBS • TV” * two hour telecast of the Olympic track and field trials from Palo Alto, Calif., on Saturday, was crammed with drama, excitement, and even humor. "Murder Me N icely." NBC-TV* Sunday “ Mystery Show," pulled up lame despite a sly finish. To lla Annnunrad Par la Court Queen lor a Dar Pull Clrt-la Huiia# Parts Oala atorm t o I-ii.tle l i t t it) (O 111 Site tt) II) tO tua IO (I) IO Forthcoming Political Conventions To Knock Night-Time TV For Loop Toeng Vbtati fAEH* *H O f> U.S. Polaris Launching Site Makes Impression On Strauss By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor From the foreign editor's note­ book: Summit aftermath: The middle-range 'J. S. Polaris missile, requiring a minimum of launching iite, made a deep Im­ pression on West German Defense Minister Franz-Jnsef Strauss who believes it is just the thing to re­ inforce NATO's shield in depth. However, Strauss is unwilling lo give Moscow further fuel for its anti-German campaign and beUves that NATO or some other member of the alliance should make the proposal adding Polaris to the list ol NATO weapons. Moscow went to considerable lengths last week to report gov­ Mllllonalrt Baat tho R.ock Touna Dr. Matoaa Who Do Tou Truat Prom Thaaa lloota Vardlct la Toura American Handataad Brlahtar Dar Comedy Playheaaa NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 iite FEATURE: 1:28 3:31 - 5:34 • 7:37 9:40 iiia Channel Swim The Channel Swim: NRC-TV haa altered plane for lu filmed in-flnme series. "The Bsrbari•ns," starring Jack Palance. In stead of being a regularly sched­ uled series next season, it will be a one shot special. Jeff Chandler, star of Allt'-TV’ a projected tw-n full.hour Biblical specials based on King Dsvid's outlaw years, has arrived in Is rael to start filming. A dramatisation of Rud*grd Kipling's atory about |if« it, In­ dia, "K im ," will be one of tha presentation! on "The Shirley Temple Show," B e new NBC-TV Sunday evening aoriea Bat begins next fell. ernment efforts to find suitable placet In Russia's economy for her demobilized army men. But while Moscow is giving the impression of a continued reduction of armed forces, Khrushchev has issued in­ structions to strengthen the fight­ ing power of the Soviet Union. Ho told graduates of Soviet mlllta'y academies it is a "sacred duty" to strengthen Russia's armed forces in the absence of a disarmament accord with the weal. PHONE FA 2-1211 LAST DAY . 7:41 A 11 :N "LEGION OF THE DOOM BO” HILL WILLIAMS CO-HIT AT 1:2-1 "GREEN MANSIONS” AUDREY HEPBURN « COLOR THURH. . FRI. A BAT. g GIANT FEATURES U U B llM f e f NO. > CIRCUS or HORRORS MISSILE ADDS A STING TO HELICOPTER — A Ma­ rine Corps helicopter carrion a Hullpuh missile (top) tlurinir a firing test at Patuxent River, Md. At bottom, the rndio-contmlled missile leaves the Sikorsky HUS-l with h tail o f flame to hit a target in Chesapeake Ray. The aucceessful teat demonstrated a pew military capa­ bility o f the already indispensable helicopter. AIms Special Showing Patteraow > Johnniaon Fight Film STARTS TOMORROW "RAM IS’* ALSO "AUTOMIC SUBMARINE" MAltlK no. a "A IN T MISBEHAVIN' • Technicolor Musical Hit Rory CalhooB - Piper Laurie Maatie Vaa Dore* DAFFY-NITION "CnaiMUter” Owe Who Gees To The Cite Every Dog Ta Make Rweagh _____ ______ Meaeg Te Bleep la The iahwrha. 3 • 4 BEDROOMS from W O O ff On The Right Foot ? Minimum M.Oolfm’a What ar.vwuw BLA hotter way can you kaap r* --i—i U H a ifig a i B ir u U n e r SATIbeUaos naenU •I. flirt’s 40, Docoimtq 44. Dark tin* B C U 'i M t NBC’s "Wagon Train" repeat is. "Tho Orooabora M ary" la which Mickey Mooney plays a passenger who arouaoa suspicion by his iwckloss buytag of phoa for tho Irak Wool. ABCa "Music for a Sommer Nl|hl" hour M ea titled "Tho Sounds o f Ho bo " ami telle B e story ie song an i daaee o f oa old Georgia dweUiag. Dorothy Colllas, Jamas Hurst. Shaaeoa Bolin, Carol# Brieo, Broca MeKay aed Patty Loo son oa B e roster. This might ho B o one tins# you’d went to too a rorue on NBC’o "Thio to Your U fo " pro r w . I is B haadUao-asoldac show af last wtator oo which Lowoll Thomas was tho subject. CBS' "Armstrong Carlo Thoamstiistlon up-to-date a planned LAKE FRONT County with Nows, your than with Local and “ Saminola w Tcom munity / County's Only Daily Nawspapar?" For Homa Delivery Call FA 2-2611 The M o n t Herald o f fraiftutoet ooouri l �<V t ir fn l fir o U Wed. July 6, 1060— P a y s 9 U. S. GOOD FRESH CAUGHT SIRLOIN ROUND - _ EXPLORER SCOUT TROOP with new charter. Front row, left to right: Buddy Long, Gene Willinmn, Joe Welsh, Joe Thorpe, John Westgate, Jim Bailey and Don Whitten. Back row, left to right: Lt. (j.g.) Sheets, Jim Hay, Capt. Slye. Chief Murray and Ron Scribner. These are the Explorer sponsors and aids. Explorer Post Receives Charter £ A > • As health education is the foundation of all tuberculosis con­ trol programs, tha Seminole Coun­ ty Tuberculosis and Health Atan. baa contributed S60 lo help aisiat with the tuition for four teachcra from Seminole County. They will participate in a Teacher'a Pro­ ject in Health Education in a cummer aebool program, planned Jbe (elected teachcra. Doyle Signs BOSTON (U PI) - Hi# Boston Patrieta hava signed former Ohio Stata and Pittsburgh Steeler star Skip Doyla to a 1960 contract. The Patriots will use Doyle at half­ back. The National Science Founda­ tion sponsors annual surveys of in­ dustrial research and development. p STEAK RKETS FRESH PORK BONES FLA. GRADE “ A ” Lb. Lb. VELDA’S ICE MILK MRS. HELEN STEPHENSON, left, Mra. Hulda Ktbbe, county nurse, and Mrs. Lorraine Graham, executlva sec­ retary of the county TB Assn, are looking over some of the health educational materials presented to the teach­ ers who are planning to enroll in the summer school health program. (Herald Photo) Teachers participating in this project, from Seminole County are Mrs. Helen Stephenson, Mrs. Jose Allen, Mrs. Jeanette Mc­ Daniel and Mrs. Pearl Williams. The project is sponsored by the State Department of Education, the Slate Board of Health, the County Health Department and local Board o f Public Instruction. Cooperating universities are the University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Mi­ ami and Betbune-Cookman Col­ lege. For two week*, teachers enroll­ ed In the course at the university of their choice, work in the county in which they will teach, learn­ ing at first hand of the mulllude of health and welfare resources available lo them, their students and families of the community. They meet with representatives Space Animals MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet scientists were jubilant Tuesday over the disclosure that a rabbit and two dogs anfely returned to earth from a rocket fired 126 miles into the upper atmosphere. The high altitude rocket shot was closely linked to the forthcoming Pacific rocket tests which have been announced for this month. On America’s Independence Day, Soviet officials announced they auccessfully fired a 4,400-pound rocket last month with the animals aboard. Russian scientists said the rocket shot collected valuable Information on conditions o f weightlessness in space flight and other significant subjects. T O W N -------------- ---- By STA N lfY r7 t M io ifr tf KNOWBt>OOM«-T>4fA4' L IK I ^ TW « WOULD H APP*N --*XLU N fc A l i n MSCU DOWN ON THAT LOO WITH 'itJUft . B *ocvt — T-BONE Lb. 4 Seminole Teachers To Join In Health Education Plan M o rn i p ■ Capt. Robert W. Slye. Com­ manding Officer of the Sanford Naval Air Station presented Ex­ plorer Poit 502 their initial char­ ier in impreialve ceremoniei conducted in the NAS Ballroom re­ cently. In addition, Joe Welsh, son o f Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Joseph Welsh was advanced to Life Scout, which is an honor second only to that of Eagle Scout. In presenting the charter, Capt. Slye congratulated the mem­ bers ot the post and emphasised the importance of working dili­ gently so that their organisation will grow and provide this lmportant scouting activity (or many snore young men. Capt. Slye also reminded the group that the U. S. Navy had always cooperated fully with the acouting programs and NAS can be counted on to do it's part in assisting whenever possible. Attending, in addition to mem­ bers o f the new post and their parents, were: Jim Hay, commiaaionar; Lt, (J. g.) Sheets, Ron Schribner, post advisor, and CPO Fred McMurray, committeeman. MULLET ia a w -O Q A K m o wHiarcmmat A -H A W fN ’ DOW M -------- _ of official and voluntary health and welfare agencies to learn of programs which they may utiliie to improve the school health pro­ gram. Nixon Repudiates Rockwell Support t Gallon DIXIE LILY COOKING OIL Q t Bottle 39 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vic# President Richard M. Nixon has repudiated the support of George Lincoln Rockwall, the head ot the American Nasi Pany, "and tha avtl ho represents." Nixon, the probable Republican presidential nominee, took the stand in a telegram Tuesday *o Bernard Abrams, national com­ mander of the Jewish War Vet­ erans. Abrams had told Nixon that Rockwell was supporting him for the White llouie. Nixon wired back that "no American who remambers the horrors of Naxl beasUailty can re­ set to Rockwell’s words with any­ thing but complete and utter re­ pugnance." Packago PATRICK CUDAHY’S PORK Chitterlings VKLDA’S U. S. NO. 1 WHITE HOMO - FRESH POTATOES MILK Defensive Star Plans To Retire Gallon Carton CLEVELAND, Ohio (U PI) — Warren Lahr, outstanding defen­ sive halfback for the Cleveland Browne fo r the past H season*, today announced his retirement. Lahr, who will be 17 to Septem­ ber, said ha was quitting the Na­ tional Football League club in or­ der to dovoto full timo to tbo galea jobs he has with two firma. SUPER VALUE SHURFRESH MARSHMELLOW ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE! BREAD PIES 2 r $100 PLANTATION # Family ij0*ve® C JINN VMS AlfTMATM JATIR NIATIM Birds Bro i§ & Strawberries 910 E. lo t a t. PA 9-1799 Natural Gaa For Saaford 10 oz. 29c Pickles Hood Ammonia Birds Bra Green Peas SANFORD GAS COMPANY Hotel Bweet Miied 10 oz. 2/43c Meets* Macaroni fir Cheese Oroeo fllaot Corn Lb. B a n Loo 7 oz. 33c qt. 21c 9 Oo. 2/43c Liquid no. 303 2/39c GRITS C ^ P c D - AD Trend 12 oz. 2/59c 22 oz. 49c Pound C ake 12 oz. 79c 9T Sara Lee Brownies 12 oz. 79c Stokely C u t Beans no. 303 21c • �* Ifk V o fn f TW-^TTTO. Vfrdl B L O N O IE -O ID VO U O E A O “r A B O U T T H E B IG S A L E V » M W O M EN'S D R E S S E S — > A T G R IG L E V 5 w < £ v -r t o d a y ? COM E PURS • IT’S T IM E S FOR V O U R , LUNCH r* W E L L H A V E TO > H URRY LIKE [E V E R Y T H IN G 7*MiauaM*"Q yot/A»P /NCUAHS Hft> ISAO YOOfi A K O O V 7/M/.V TO 7 WT PI ACS H H S »e TNgypr iwv n n a ----------------------- - ---------- ' , |_ _ | — — ■— - / / J I F It • W, r » - ,_ _ . •— ' u est m s m u r * * > ro t/ .? FAM tU FS! / --------- I V T k l LONE BAN&EB SPEAKS TO THE MEN OP CAPTAIN 0PYAN8 WASON TRAIN < w e GOT 6PLASMBD VOU SHOULD KN O W B E T T E R THAN TO PITCH VC7UR T E N T TOO _______ ___.. 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H E PAYS FOR T H E C O M P A N Y C A R T H AT X U S t -T lR E S , , f c m - , 0 AS N' r\c.ev- ) ■ ( TH NLi n w o u A C fc e J t o o k ; YOU TO novje d a t e l a s t N IG H T - < X A X p u r IT DOWN J AS CAR < r"i EXPENSE f j #- NOMVWfTPON'r KU ms> >ounetPA n ic e m i l U « t THAT, PLASH — INSTEAD O f mCXMNS J V O L fV l G O T A N V Q M C * L IS T IN G s W m eas A ) �Use HERALD W ant Ads To Deliver Your 2. For Rent Classified Phone FA 2-2611 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLATi 2. For Rent I t jr 3-RdOM first floor ipirtm ent, furnished, $40 per mo. 313 Palmetto Ave. 2-REDROOM upstliri apartment, air conditioned, $70. FA 2-0368. 2. For Rent TWO bedroom furnished apart­ ment, 2101 Magnolia, (33.00. Ffcoae rA 3 3951. I . BEDROOM, furalihed A p t . ground floor. J ill Palmetto. HOMES, DUPLEXES, APARTMENTS CONTACT STENSTROM REALTY111 N. PARK AVE. FA 22420 F uT n7 s H>7D; clean lit apartment, 1004 Palmetto floor BUSINESS PROPERTY: 23(6 So. S ROOM, furnished, garage apart* Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. •M L water and electricity w. Hugulry, 926 N. E. 8th. Ave­ furnished. Adults only. Call be­ nue, Gainesville, Florida. fore 1 p, ■ , or after • p. m. PINECREST AREA: Clean 3 bed­ FA 3-1305. room house and 2-bedroom dup­ S-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ le*; eleetrie kitchens; water ped. Phone FA 2-6043. furnished. FA 2-4411. _ SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gabtea % 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. Legal N o tice t u b STATS w t m d h a ii n. o r ri.n ittn a t o rn ion t.R . w h o s r s i n .tnonsta* is b o x it *, m u m - Mstainscxcn rosT om m TII-LIS, OHIO.......... _ ____ ____. .. A aworn Complaint havlne been Clint aealnst you In the Circuit Court In and for domtnolo Couniy, Klorlda, by MARJORIE J. m i l > ^ nt.K. for divorce, tho short title W " f which to MARJORIE J. P lt lP DLE. riatmirr, vorous WTNDIIAM X. PIUDDl.E, Ii.fan d .n t, t h a .. p r.a .n t* ar« to command you to appaar and fit* you r written d»frnaao horaln an or bofora tha tl th day nf July. A. I). Its*, nr nihtrwlao Dtcroa P r o Cnnfaaao will ba ontarad agalnat you. Tha Hanford Herald la daalaaatad as a newspaper o f aon tra l clrsulalloa In which thla citation shall bo published once oarh wash fo r four ronaarutlvo waaka. VVIT.VKHH my hand and official • fa a a l o f tha H ark o f tha H rcu lt ^ C o u r t on^hla the Itth day o f Juno, . , (BEAL) Arthur H. Bsckwlth Jr. Clark or the Circuit Court Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. Attorney ot Daw. P. O. Ron Stt, Bulla I I I Hanford Atlantia National Rank Building Hanford. (Florida Publlah Juna » . tS B July I, tt ik tubs rsacerr co r a r o r thb ktkTH jiTiit’iai. rtarisT or ri.wNsna, ik ado rim ansss. fv u i.H rot vrr. C‘ k**v*ry k*. ISTI4 nivoara JOSKPIIIKK K. BURNETT. Plaintiff, Wit.1.1AM N. HUHXKTT, Defendant. k o r iC B to A rm a n to ; svii.i.iam x. bl' rxktt whose re sid e n t* and addrea* FURNISHED apt. soo Park Ave, HOUSE, Ml FA 2 3382. Rosalia Dr. Call CLEAN modern furnished apts., 601 Palmetto. FA 2-4358. NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ ment, private bath. FA 2-3710. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllla Legal Notice Ik TIM! rtHCt IT c o t RT OF THB k tk T H J i n l C I U . C I R f l IT OP t iik stats: of r i . o i i i u s . ik A k l l FOR SKMI%11l.lt «-HI kTS, i k c i i A k c s - . n v m i . is m e SIID-HTATK HOME*. INC. a Florida eorporation. Plaintiff. •v*. JAMES CARTWRIrlMT and DOROTIIT MAR C A R T W Itia ilT , hi* wife. Defendants. kOTICK OF *1 IT t h e stats: o r k u iu id a TO: JAMES CAn TW R IO H T and DOROTHY MAR CARTWRIOHT. bla wlf* whose reeldtnr* Is: 4t Vlralnla lllll Avenue, Alesandrla, Virgin*Tf>t: ARK IIKRKRT REQUIRED In fll# yuur anewer or written defenses, if any. In Ihs sbovs prnrssdlna with th* Clark o f thla Court, and lo i* M * a ropy thereof upon th* Plaintiff's attorney, whoa* nania and addreaa apprars hareon. or btfur* th* Skth day of July, IS«n Tho noturo o f this prore*-lln« helna o aull for fur*- Inaura on a mnrtaaaa nn tha followln* daarrlhad ra il propariy lylna and halng In Bamlnola County, Klorlda, to -w llt l.oI t, o f Rloik D, nf Hacond llaplat nf Tract II. of Panlando Spring*. H-mlnolo County, Florida, arrotdlna to plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook *. Pass 7, o f tha ruhlle Her. r-rds o f Semlnnlo County, S'lor. Ida. Hubjact lo rsatrlctlon nf record. DuVK end ORDKItKD at h.nfnrit. Samlnolo County. Klorlda, thla Jvth day o f June. !*(*. ARTHUR IL.RKCKW ITH JR CI.KRK OK CIRCUIT COt'ftT Hy Jaan K. With*. I>. C. tSRALt Harry M. ilubbs ar* unknown. Tou ar* hereby required to file your written defense to the fom klalnt f.T L>l»..r.-# rile.) herein • aaalnet you. with tha flerk of th* allot* atylvd Court on or befor* :»ih Jut), ISf*. and aerva a ropy of.earns upo* n a ln tlffa attorney. TV. T. Darla. IJg Florida w-Vrj**1 tfulldlng, Orlando. S lorlda. PAII. NOT or n Decree Pra r-.nfee.u will ba antarad atalnat Attorney for Plaintiff p. o Out t i n you. WITXKHH my hand and seal at Tampa I. Florida Publlah Juna Sf. JS A July I. IS Hanford. (Dmlnnla County, Florida (his Cth day uf June, A. D, 1SS*' stairs 1 and 2 $60 k 2 RR ROSA Ph. FA Sewinjr Mach. Repairs RENTALS .$3 WEEK Wall IT’S BEAUTIFUL k UNDER PRICED Large home with three bedrooms and two baths on 21* lots. Many trees. 2517 Osceola Drive. LARUE 3 Garage. equity. Sunland Call . . . . A . K. ROS8ETTER FLORIST FA 3-1631 Cei*tT Ava. For All Your Floral N*nda Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. ANDERSON'S REPAIR SHOP General A u to m o b ile Repairs Engine T u n e-u p s All Work G u aran teed O r # B lo c k O f f S a n fo rd A v e n u e o n 291 h Street IS . R leetrtcal S e rv ice * Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA I 2420 “ Open evenings til 8:30 P. M." bedroom, 2 bath home. Nice yard. Reasonable (12 Cherokea Circle, Estates. FA 2-2550. Houae Wiring — ritetrie Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 20913 FARMER’S AGENCY £ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. St. Johns Realty Co. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Tire Repairman J. W. HALL ONLY 7 LEFT BEAUTIFUL 4 HOMES est ra tes £ No Qualifying Olhtr Than Your Own Good Credit 8 Bedroom — 1-2 Hath Homes SUM .AN D KriTATKM and BOL'TH P1NKCRB8T **i% - 8% - 5 'i % INTEREST Homes One To Three Yeare Old Dews Payments Aa Low Aa (309 Monthly Payments Aa Lew As •70' We Have A Home For Yon ODHAM & TUDOR 8AI.E8 OFFICE SANFORD FA 2-l»#I J. BRA ILEY ODHAM. President *50 DOW N MOVES YOU IN $10,850— FROM - $69.50 MO. I BEDROOM*. H i TILE BATHS with eolered f i l l area, terrasie fleers, Venetian blind*, carper!*, acreen porch, utility ream and many ether oatraa. A ll H om e* C a rry A 1 Y r . P .H .A . W a rra n ty IN T H E C I T Y — A L L C IT Y C O N V E N IE N C E S DISPLAY MODUSl W. (f o b - (•- "b. PA 1*7402 OPEN D A i y ^ laafosd, ffa. P. O- Boa 92 g # ROLL \WAY. Hospital and Baby Bed* Day. Week, or Month-* FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7(53 BUNK REDS, twin site, window fan. 30 HP Johnson Javelia Motor, automatic washer, chrome table and 6 ch ain , utl* lily sink. Phone FA 2-4486. I960 BRAND NEW REL A IR P O R T A B L E SEWING MA* CHINK all attachments A guar­ antee. Take over paym ent!' ot $7.80. Write Mr. White, 303 Weal 1st. St., SanforiL__________ ^ Sell Us Your rurnltur*. QVek Service With Th* Caah. SUPER TRADING POST. FA t-0«7T. WINDOW FAN _ In or out, atyle^ wilh timer. FA 2-5829. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD Reautv Salmi OFFICE 281t Oak TA ( 7684 204 W. 1st St. FA ( M i l BUCKSKIN HORSE, very gentle with children, complete with s a d d l e and bridle, $300. FA 3 3947. 19. Ho a I r and M otorn Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goods 304 61 E. 1st. Ph FA 2 3961 Outboard motor 6'fc If. P. Clinton outboard motor with detached gas lank $65.00. Call FA 2 2206. 20. Automobile* 1949 FORD TRUCK m W. 1st. FA 2 9782. ton. 919 FACTORT TO TOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed - head. Sag-proof rail with plaitie end*. PiaeMe or rayon Upaa. Cotton or Bylaw cords. Scnkiirik Glass and Paint Cow 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA S-48M GOOD used frama windows, jambe and assorted lumber. Soo man at Nicholson Bulek Bldg. i PEAS, Rlaekeyo k Crowder. R k FA 2 0115. i REDI-MIXED-KONCRETE 37” Window Sills (1.(8 34” Window Lintels (1.23 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Th. FA I-S7S1 SAWDUST—SHAVINGS FA 2(977* Buckner k Son. AIR CONDITIONER, two-tea tercooled Phllco model at book value. In perfect condition, may l>e seen in operation. Phone Midway 7-3074, Winter Park. Tenia, tarpa, luggage, air male. A R MY - N A V Y SURPLUS, 31* Sanford Avenue, OKRA, (3.00 Bushel, bring com lainer and deposit. FA 1-9947. P L Y 3 l')im i, 1949, excellent con riilinn. $200. FA 2-8886. POWER MOWER; Snapp*r~30 do* luxe. A-l rand, loss than 1 yr. old, cost naw 884.10 a steal 1932 BUICK, good eonditloln, $130 al 335.00 Cash. Ph. PA ( - » ! ( . cash or terms, write P. O. Box 1607 Sanford, 22-A Article* Wanted 20-A Trailer* WANTED TO TRADE Real Estate for • hnuselratler. FA 2-0319. WANTED to buy on* owner, 1948* '50 or '31 Chrysler, 4 dr. A -l con. dltion, low milage. FA 2-984F. 2 WHEEL utility trailer $50. 123 2.1. N o t ic e * f t P tra on a la Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2 2326. GOING NORTH, leaving around 21. K u m U iir# 10th of July, bav# room for S passengers, must have r s fs * ences and help share expense*. Ntw k Used Furniture k Appli­ Ph. PA 2-3239. ance*. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins Furniture 24. l«oat ft Found FA 9-74(9 LOST: Shirt pocket radio first, R e w a r d . Marks, ph* • BIG VALUES FA 2-4409. • QUICK CREDIT LOST: Cocker Spaniel in Plnecrea* • EASY TERMS area, Blond and white, answer* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS to name of Lady, RewarA TA 3-31BI. New and Used Furniture $11 E. First St. FA 2 5422 NEW R O M M ST Good Used Furniture for Salt. CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranteed. Phone FA 2-7(19 or MI 4-1771. I* Casselberry. S o u th P in e cra st 400 Sanford Avo. WILSON - MAIER Odham&Tudor Used furniture, appliances, tools tie. Bough! Sold Larry's Mart (I I Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 2-4131 On Oowra Reed, Be. o f Beafi Sonlmnd Eatetot 17*91. I mlfoa Re. ed Bn Clofelnf Cost NEW RAVENN A V. COUNTRY C L U B '' MANOR For sale H Inch pingpong table with net and four paddlea. Only $43.00. Call FA 2-2206. D aw n's P lu m b in g A H e a tin g ^ i\\ \ » ' ' « s * 7 % t* •’ AIR CONDITIONING f) tsee, K ief Ivitorw WwJIrttW !*•-. WerM rift** vewivvi CONTRACT and HEPAIR WORK Iff. Flowers & Plants “ E a rth t o M a m — E a r th t o M ara— noup’g on.** 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 Cut Flower* For Any Occasion PLUM LING SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Contracting A Repairs FA 2-1820 or FA 24)270 Free Estimates 5. Real Estate For Sal* 5. Real Entitle For Sale R. L. HARVEY 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 3 BEDROOM furnished home, 2336 We have }u«t exclusively listed Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. BLUE female Collie. A. K. C. reg­ C L A R K the finest little 30 acre Valen­ istered, 4 months old. FA 2-1633. PLUMBING A SEATING TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cot­ cia orange grove in the county. Moved lo our new location tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 2-3651. CHIHUAHUAS, A.K.C. registered. I« t ui show you this beautiful 2684 So. HIAWATHA AVE. FA 2 4376. grove, located in the finest cit­ 2-RKDROOM with Florida room. FA 2-2R74 rus area available today. Priced Fenced yard. I l l 31*yfair Cir­ Free kittens nnly six weeks old. H Block off llwy. 17*2 at (37.500.00. Terms Available cle. FA 2 8827. call FA 26120. Contact— FREE ESTIMATES FIRST $800 cash will buy $1,800 equity in beautiful 1 bedroom, 2 14. Build. Paint 4k Repair bath home with lake view. Many extrak including G. E. Built in CARPENTRY, palming, roofing, equipment. FA 2 3872. acreening and cement work, IDEALLY LOCATED! FA 2-4899 Near Pinecrest school, lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. Double S. Mortgage Loana PLATT'S CARPENTRY Services, carporte, extra large utility new work A repairs. Specialise MORTGAGE LOANS room, patio, reasonable down in Fla. room encloaurei. Ph. Commercial and payment, 4'*% mortgage. Ph. FA 2-7416. Conventional Residence FA 2 2854. WISE and JOHNSON THOS. E. THOMPSON m Magnolia Ph; GA S-34M HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT at N. V. Farmer, Realtor General Contractor Orlande, Fla. 2000 Washington Ave. 2 bed­ Lillian Trama Home Carpentry Repairs rooms, price $14,250, rent $90 I . K. ►•va, D. H. Whit hi or* Roofing A Siding A»#Of; *'M. p*r mo. For information write 7. Business Opportunities Phone FA 2 8432 C. E. Johnson, Box 26, Lake 2468 S. Park Ave. Pi,. F » (4121 SERVICE STATION: Good loca­ After hours, FA (-M il, FA LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT Butler, Fla. tion and well established. In­ rA 14M !, 'A 2 5012 ROOFING FHA Loans ventory-Take over. Apply #04 B. EDWARDS W. 6th St. 3-BEDROOM house. Two lots In­ LAKE FRONT LOT BUILDERS SUPPLIES cluding corner. Tt'll price $7500. WHAT A SPOT I We Give TV Stamps Terms. 603 E 23t'< St. (03 W. 3rd St. FA 3-7891 100 R. Hi way frontage, 630 R. K. Female Help Wanted deep, loo ft. on one of the pret­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, RMtter tied lakes in Florida. Price If you will work aix hours a day 15. Special Service* Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. (3,500. and can tell an interesting story, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateFA 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg. you should make over $<*) a menu, invoices, hand bills, and 1 BEDROOM, frame house. Needs W. H. “ Bill” Stemper Agency week immediately. p r o g r a m s , ole. Progressive some repair. $600 down take up Realtor A Insurer Printing Co Phono FA 2-2951— 112 N. Park paymenli of $30 a month. Ap- Phone FA 3-4M1 1. No night or Sunday work 306 West 13th St. rox. (3,500 a. 3 "i. 1 mile north t. No price competition ake Monroe bridg* on 17(2- NICE two bedroom home, hard­ SERVICE CALLS (2 00 3. Company benefits and guar­ wood floors, well landscaped. Call Ralph J. Ilaycs FA 1-1895. The Biggest Little Shop anteed earnings (500 down payment, 11 year In Ssnford. All Parts And mortgage. 2400 Orange Av*. AN EXCITING OFFER ! labor G. rantoed 90 Days. Give experince and background Naval officer transferred. Beau­ in first lelter. Write J. R. Cof- SANFORD RADIO k T >CENTER tiful I RR., 2 hath home on huge SUNLAND ESTATES: 1 bedroom FA 2 9741 field, 300 West Washington, Chi­ 303 Sanford Av*. home, $500 down. Must sell this fully landscaped corner lot! cago C, Illinois. week. FA 2 2626. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Flexible down payment. Come look and you won't leava. BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2596 So AU types and sires, installed “ Do II Y ou rself FA 2-6413 for appointment. Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. WC REPAIR AND SERVICE WITHOUT NEGLECTING W. Hugulry. 926 N. E. 6th. Ave­ S T » M E nue, Gainesville, Florida. HOME Michiner, and Supply Co. BROKER and family have extra money 207 W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2 6432 working near home. Avon U W. B. Shippy, Assoc. well liked and sells easily. We THE TIME TESTED FIRM 302 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3 39(1 OUR SPECIALTIES Lifetime will help you. Ask for home in­ III N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 26123 Muffler* — Rrak* Adjustment* terview. Manager, Bos 344, 4. Relining. THRIFTY SERVICE Lockhart, Fla. STATION, Cor. 2nd 4i Palmetto. r -m static o r ri.n ninA to AIR CONDITIONING MARTHA JANK till'll. H. R. POPK CO. 9. Mnle Help Wanted HIT AI.I.KN AVKXI'K. Registered Real RWate Broker K NON VII.I.K, TKXXKMMKK 200 S. Park - FA 2 4234 A swnrn Cntnplalnt hat Ilia In an Ph. PA (-1301 IT** a4 iflawatha filed aaalnet you In th* Clrrult Court In and for Seminole County, I • BEDROOM house, kitchen Florida, hy (.sail* l.*on ttlrh. for equipped, screened porch. Fen­ While, must be able to change all dlvnri*. th* elinrt till* nf wlilrh I* sites of tractor and truck tires. ced yard. Low down payment. I.KMI.I R J.KO.N RICH. Plaintiff, Rack Glaa* vareua. MARTHA JANK RICH. DaExperienced man only need ap­ Windshield 809 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-7381. Vent Glaaa fandant, lliea* praaeuls are to rumply. Year round employment, Door Glaa* mand you to appear and fll* your FRAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN SERVICE paid vacation. Contact Bob wrlltan defenaae herein nn or heS m y t h e . Clermont, Fla. Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. far* th* ISlh day nf July, A D. ISIS, or otherwise Dears Pro Conor ph. EX 4-4211. 114 w 2nd SI. FA 2 4422 3844 yrench Are feaso will be entered aaalnat you Realtor Th# Hanford Herald la d**!*n*lrd a* a nawepaper of aenaral ilr* "CaM Hatl” Phone FA 1-3841 rulailnn In nhlrli Hit* rllatl-n ehall ba pulillstied nnre earlr week 3-UEDROOM, 2 bath home on for four onnaerutlve week*. large corner lot. FA 2-4387. tVITNBMH niy hand and off trial ■•■I of tlr* Clark of th* Circuit ADD THE EXTRAS: Extra cool Court on this tha llih day of 3-bedroom*; with extra trees; June. A. D. ISIS. tSKAI.) extra lovely patio; extra Urge Arthur If. Ite. kn llh, Jr. living room; exira-G E built in; Clark of th* i'Im ill Court extra low cost with no qualify­ By: Jaan F Wilke, Deputy Clerk ing. FA 2-7081.________________ Carroll nurk* Attorney at U * DUPLEX, 1 aide furnished. Each P. O. flu a j;a apartment 1 bedroom. Equity Hanford. Klurlda $1800. 2201 So. Park Ave., San­ Hollrltr.r for Plaintiff Publish June li, ;» a July I ford. Florida. FA 2-5876. I.O W i n t e r Already Financed 22. Articles For Sal* Mechanic Needed RR furnished apartments $63 mo. furnished house $73 mo. PAYTON. REALTOR 2-1301 17(2 at Hiawatha Legal Notice 15. Special Services DREDGE OPERATOR, FA 2-1598 PIANO TUNING 4 HEP .IR1NG W L HARMON after 8 p. m. Ph. t A 7-4223 PROJECTIONIST, part-time. Th. LAWNS MOWr.D - Power Edgcr FA 2-1882 after 6:00 p. m. Jerry Lord. FA 2-3219. WANTED: someone lo move house nf furniture lo Trnn. Call VAN PELT FA 2-2626 if interested. WATCH REPAIR Old fashioned care. Modern equip­ ment. Electronic Timer. Lake Mary, FA 2-8911. For large fleet of grove and over the road equipment, minimum of three years Mechanical experi­ ALl MAKES k MODELS ence on line nerrsiary. Must have own tools, year round em ­ ployment. paid vacation. Contact 203 W First St. (it hr. ser 1 Rob Smythe, Clermont, Fla. or FA 2-3625 or PH EX 4 4211. June and July Specials nn permanents. Call for price*. 11. Work Wanted Air Conditioned, three senior HOUSEWORK. TA 2-2M6. operator*. HARRIETT'S BEAU­ TY NOOK. FA 2-3742 105 S. Oak. WASHING k IRONING. FA 2-7068 15-A Henttly P a rlors 12. I'liim liin g S e rv ice s 611 Park Ave. IMKAl.l Arthur If. Rarkwllh. Jr. Clerk Circuit Court ■Brf Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark W T Davis Attorney for Plaintiff Publlah Juna »(, a July I, la. t*. W e d . J u ly 6, 1960— P a g e 11 u. M ale Help W a n ted I A F F -A -D A Y BEAUTIFULLY furnished ro o m ' UNFURNISHED apirtinert Kit­ In privite home. FA 2-7754. chen equipped. Call FA 2-2800. RENT ot SALE' S room house; 2-BEDROOM garige apt., large garage; modern; FA2-0376. living and dining room. 2003»* French Ave. Ph. FA 2 5830. S-ROOMS, unfurnislied, $75 per mo. 4-Rooms, furnished, $60 per APARTMENTS, clean, large k mo. Phone FA 2-5021. small, new linoleum, down­ Stenstrom Realty trailer. FA 2 6388. lirraUi 3-BEDROOM (urnlibrd house $90 3 BB . kitchen equip!., ittic fin. month 2536 Pilmetto. FA 2-1910 quiet neighborhood. FA 2 MM. Tuee.. thro Frl. • * P. M. day I*, HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East for* insertion. Men. • Sit. noon. side between Celery and Geneva 3 ROOM downstairs, furnished Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: apartment, private entrance and pliances. School hus stop. Quiet bath. 201 Maple Ave. or Ph. T um .. thm FH. • 1 P. M. day beneighborhood $75 per month. FA 2-1371. fere inirrtien. Men. - Sit. noon. Phone FA 2 6145. FURNISHED houae, fenced yard, f RESPONSIBILITY: RENT A BED electricity furnished. $60.00 per mo. ph. FA 2 8776. The Herald will net be responsible Rollswsy. Ilospitr’ k Baby Beds By Dsy. Week or Month for more thin one incorrect Inser­ FURNISHED apartment, clean CARROLL'S FURNITURE tion o f your id, m d reserve* the and close in. Adults only. Jim­ Ph. FA 2 5181 116 W 1st St. right to reria# or rejert m y ad­ my Cowan, FA 2-4013. vertisement from thit ordered to WELAKA APARTMENTS, rooms conform to the peltries of this 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, unfurnished private baths, M4 W First St. Hiper. * house, $125 per mo. HR Oak­ NICK bedroom, private rnlrance land, Ave. FA 2-3872. _______ and bath. Phone FA 2-2448. LARGE~HOMF. on one acre fene-1 CLASSIFIED INDEX 2 BEDROOM unturnlshed house. ed lot $75.00 phone FA 2-4395 Fenced backyard. FA 2-4(67. or FA 2-6192. a 1. Good Food ” S. For Rent f u r n . Apt. to m w. 1st st. 2-A Beach Rentals* 8. W ailed to Root 2BEDROOM unfurnished home 6. Rest Eatato Wanted HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—339 available now. FA 2-154S. 5. Real Estate For Sale So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a L Mortgage Leona 3REDROOM furnished home Brach. to For reservation call T. Buaineas Opportunities responsible psrty. 1110 month­ FA 2-0431. T-A lnanraneo ly, leas with lease. FA 2-5688. 6. Female Help Wanted 3. Wanted to Rent ». Male Help Wanted 2 BODROOM apartment near 16. Mala or Female school k shopping center. No ATTENTION 11. Work Wanted pets please. 26tS Elm Avenue. NAVY PERSONNEL 4ft 13. Plumbing Services MOBILE HOMES, water k lights w II. Electrical Services When orders take you away from furnished, (11 per week. Phone 14. Bn lid, Paint * Repair Sanford, give us the opportunity FA 2-0519. I t. Special Service* to keep your home rented. Our ll - A Beanly Parlors property management depart­ SUMMER rala of (55. Large nice 16. Flowers ft Tlaote ment with its complete rental unfurn. apt. 1700 Magnolia. 17. Peta • Livestock * SwppHs service, will give your home the 2-BEDROOM house, clean, cool personal attention it deserves. IB. Machinery • Toole and quiet; garage; large yard. Contact Bettya D. Smith, I t . Bools and Motor* Phono FA 2-5685. t t . Automobiles •6-A Trailers LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ I t . Fnrnitnro ished home 1313 Park Ave., ^ (g , Article* For Solo (125.00 month. Call FA 2-3951. t il N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 B -A Article Wasted “ Open evenings lil 8:30 PM” 15. Notices * Personala NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ 14. Lost dk Found ished 'apartment $60 per month; 5. Real Ealate For Sale close in. IP E. 8th. SL Call FA 2-4265 or FA 2 3786. (BEDROOM fraufurb Business Service Message. PH. FA 2 -2 6 1 1 A s Low Aa $135 VA.FHA, FHA-IN4ERV1CE PARK HOMES • Q u ie t C o m m u n ity • N ear G o lf C o u rs * $400 Down Immediate Occupancy 1 Year Pomona! g a U a fa c t iM GUARANTEE Tour personal satisfaction fat one full year so tbs eouairup lien o f your boms or money beck. FREE T u rn Wmrt O n 20th E l. F o llo w C o u n tr y C lub R d. * W a tch F o r O u r H igna . . . . O P E N D A IL Y •:M A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2 :84 P. M. Til Dark ShaumaMak CaewdrirHem Ca., In*. (41 Warn 184h Street FA (->1*8 ft W ELCOM E To See ford! Bo Opt Saetto Fee ( Day* AbeehUty Free, Witbont Obligation At One Ot Sanferd’a Leading Motels While Yea l-erete Housing For Ton B Your Family, rich Up Reyo Al Pa lee Office! Odham&Tudor Hwy. 17-9* ft 17tk ft*. Sanferd J. ftrolWp Fh. FA *•!•§! Odium . Fsyaidant s ' ' �' ’ ____ 222__ — : 'v ; (■V»5 /'> I • <Xy? ;-;a;v ,,■*-: »*/ • w <:< ( £ •<> /-V —r* AJiT ' -<•i'S;. / W *:• -/ f a r * 12— Wed, July 6, I M P I The Whole Family Benefits from U.S. Entrains 1 ; |n Miss Universe ~ infest 'Nervous' “ 'MIAMI BEACH (U P D -F oreign entria* In the M in Unlverae eontait ilept Uta today but the Artilon that hai already thown f^eU gripped the United Statei eetranta a* they prepared for preliminary judging. >;Judge* wIU aelect IB of the 43 aotranti from the tr. M. tonight k$ finallata la the P i n u . 8. A. •onleal. The winning American fit l will ha rhoaen Thpriday night gnd will compete with the for­ eign beentie* for the Mlia Uniy t m tWe ■ At Tueaday’ a rahearaala before jBw girli ware fa tad at a formal dinner at Uta BratUlan coniulate, ttmparig raw short and the pact at ntariy a weak of b ird party­ ing. waa apparent, : . Mlaa S wilier land and Mils I-nutfiana w a n confined ta their bo* Ml room* beeauie of minor ill>au. . i Mlaa Florida, Nancy Wakefield, waa sent back ta bar room arter fainted on ataga twice. The charmer had undergone a three daya ‘ at a local 1th reaort to loan weight. M in Braiil, Gina MePhoraon, slept ’through half the proceeding! leaning an bar ehaperone’ a about. Bha, too, wai lent to her el. Ilia K a n in , Feggy Bui P it­ fall aileep titling on the iga o f convention hill but man‘ to make It through tha runiigb. ' Momenta aftar newimen had JaUrvitwad Mlaa Bwadan, Birgttta OafUng, aba burst Inta tears and n /< wrsAvi yoiJMONir ON YOUW m o o BUIS V V and GIVf M ERCHANTS Green S T A M P S Wl IH ( VI PY PllPf MA*.f HICKORY RANCH SLICED I HOOVI iff V MOtrf tn**4 If.OO US GOVERNMENT GRADE " A " FARMER CRAY ia* cnr. *jIfA11»* Young Ducklings F R E E G IF T S gltCHAMn S LI Breakfast Bacon LI CELIA BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BEEF mum r AMM Purehu* o< e Food Order ferk?^ e,B t * * * ° b,Ck *° , ",W* bad ao much fun tbara," •aba whimpered, "W e haveh’t had rlV thna ta mast anyone her* and ebay ktap m going all fha time, U j n to tlrad." • A pageant official said, "Bhe’ a Juat bomaalck, loneiome and Scired Birgttta la one o f the miara .high-strung girls and she’s tllfUng tha praasura a little aarlier (ban many." i- rV.; !- Tha girls scurried to the beauty parlor aftar rabaariili ended. { - / ’We’ ve been to buey that 1 r ; ' •have been unable to have my hair dona yet," said Mlai England, lo a n Boardman. "And 1 to wantad. la gat a suntan." Conleii office!* have forbidden the girls ta sunbathe beeauie of poulble sunburn and alio beeauie aae of the main sponsors makaa suntan lotion. W MERCHANTS GREIN STAMPS BLUE RIBBON TIP TOP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BEEF w i *n m m m m mr I P KO. Ia O Z T A M N O W ALL M E A T men KKoian ^ TMia c o u p o n expinta julv m i**o SEAFOOD D E P F BREADED READY TO EAT COOKED W pa SCALLO PS * moot a T 9 ' FRESH CAUGHT SPECKLED TROUT FRESHLY GROUND MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS * S H R IM P Gray Retting After Operation * d a /r f d e p t IBS « -TALLAHASSEE (UF1) - Seer.(ary af BUIa B. A. Gray, 71, dean a f FTarida’a Cabinet, wai reported .fasting comfortably today aftar fgaetate gland surgery Tueaday. t Gray was operated a« by O n . la w m e n Smith and Hobart Web•tar. Smith laid that the retiring . secretary bad had an enlarged 1prostate gland for several years. Gray has said heart trouble will (area him ta retire ta January. Heart specialist Or. Fred Butler waa an band during Urn operation. BLUE RIBBON TOP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN MATURE BEEF C H U C K ./ I A t STEAK “ 45! 4 9 ' FRESH CAUGHT GREEN 6 9 ' . FYNE SPREAD COLORED TABLE A R M O U R ’S ST A R OLEO 2 £ , 2 9 ' DAISY CHEDDAR Canned CH EESE HAM * 4 9 ' LADY FAIR SWEET M ILK OR BUTTERMILK B IS C U IT S Libby** Lutciou* CALIFORNIA HALVES OR SLICES 3 CAN, 2 5 ' MAYFAIR SMALL OR LARGE CUR® Cottage, Fuu. a n Cheese “ ew < * * * FYNc-TASTE D e / z c j/ o s s c n FARMER GRAY FRANKS S S PSG TASTY SW IFTS FINEST SHORTENING Snack P a k “ “ 4 9 * PSG PURE PORK HOT OR MfLD S A U S A G E S ""' LADY FAIR RING CAKE w it auacHAic Borden'* Silver Cow MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS LUSCIOUS SW IET CAN AUSTEX LEAN TENDER B IIF S IIW 3 TALL CANS LIBBY1 GOLDEN W H O LI KERNEL • 3 ‘ FOR YOUR PICNIC SANDW ICHES" AUTOCRAT ALL MEAT fir nonayIkeasm#dayI n 'SPn CORN £ m : FM ri. t - « U MfsTtRSMtsarrMit ts oo otMoat EVAPORATED MILK Frurtr- G l/e^i'Ublas with P o ttw d M IA T SOI CANS MC M* VAL FLAVORKIST r- • CHOCOUTI M OUNTAIN GROWN G R K N * • VANILLA • STVAWURRY POOO FAIR AN D ALL OTHER BRANDS FRESHLY PACKED CELLO M C FRESH MILK m y.V' rood VAL LADY FAIR SLICED HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG ROLLS ™a BUNS*8** a LADY FAIR ICED STRAWS ERRY FR O ZD /V PO OD BANQUET FANCY FROZEN % Beef f Turkey Hm %| Chicken % Ham D IN N E R S ’/ i >* �WEATHERt Partly tooudy nod warm through Friday. High today 89*96. Low tonight, 72-76. 2906 1 p. A NEW GATE for Navy personnel and civil service worker* waa opened M Wyljy Ave. this morning. The new exit will cut down congeution at the South gate o f the Sanford Naval Air Station. Those participating in the ribbon cutting are, left to right, John Krider, Chamber of Commerce man* ager, Capt. Robert Slye, NAS Commander, Lt. Don Conners, public works officer and Cdr. Paul Mitchell, the new executive officer, (Herald Photo) SHS Rooms Ready By Fall Architect John Burton told the County School Board today that room* at tha new Seminole High School will be ready by the fall *Okrm. With Burton'* announcement, Supt. of School* R. T. Milwee told board members that “ at this time there i* no indication of double ten­ sion* being held at the new school to be located on Lake Jennie. Rumors h id circulated through* out the county that the clauroom s wouldn’t be ready by fall and that the board would be forced to hold R ouble session* until the rooms w e r e completed. However, Burton reported that there la a possibility that work on the cafeteria, gym and auditorium may not be completed in time for the school’s opening the first week in September. The new school Is expected to house l.OM students. Work on the school started last November. In other school businass, the board started its preliminary work on the new budget and hopes to hava R ready by the end o f the month. Milwee said that next year’* budget would be somewhat higher than tha current one because of the large increase in enrollment. ^hrushchev.Tones: Down After Protest Harrimon Says Kennedy Will Win Collins To Speak A t School Opening Named To Board NEW YORK (UPI)—Block prices at 1 p. m. American 7MP .................... MH CAO . ..................................... *0»« American Tobacco ............. 5714 lot. TAT 4014 Chrysler ................................. 4514 Curt.ss-Wright ..................... 171* Douglas A ircra ft................... 27 Ford Motor .......................... M 's General Electric ................ 12 General Motors ................... 4.V, Graham Paige ................... 2 Bethlehem Steel ................... 44tv Johnson Electronics ......... 814-10 Lorillard ............................... 37W Minute Maid ....................... M '« Penney ............................... 4(>t Penn KR ....................... 13'k Sears Roebuck ................... 57»* Standard Oil N* ................ 41H Studebakar .......................... 8H U. S. Steel ...................... 80 Waattnghouse Kl.................... 5744 News Briefs Seaside Rest WASHINGTON ( UPI) - Preaident Eisenhower flies to Newport, R. !., today to begin a seaside Milwee also informed the board vacation which hs will Interrupt that the state baa granted the July 26 for a trip to Chicago to county $250,000 tot sspllal outlay address the Republican national funds an a matching basis on new convention. school projects. The bosrd alto held off action on purchase of science equipment ATLANTA (UPI) - An official at ths new Seminole High School of Northwest Airlines Indicated untH further study. hie company may take legal ac­ tion to prevent H* pilots from taking part in a ooaaible tie-up of airline passenger service in eight southeastern states. The Air Lin* Pilots Association announc *d Wednesday its members have voted » S S to honor picket lines’ of Southern Airways pilots, who have been on strike since June I Legal Action Nears ton sod Miss Virginia Ruth Neale. Mrs. Fay Turner will be at the Lake Mary school next fall. Sanford Junior High School will hava Ronald W. Hunt, Mrs, Alice B. O’Quinn. Joseph R ’ -* * a liott and Miss Nancy Dav Ralph v Edward Stumpf Richard. A lin Barnett will Seminole High School. ', At the Pinecrsat Elementary school, Mary Martha Lambert, Mrs. Nancy Richardson, Mrs. Margaret M. Hudgins and Miss Sarah F. Parker will be teach fog. Stanleyville, tha capital to tha eastern province. There were no details on how many priaonsn wars involved. Reports said tha prisonara ran out ahoutlng “ independence" and haadad for tha provincial govern­ ment building. in Leopoldville, Belgian paratroop* ra stood guard to pro tact Europeans. Outaida tha rapital Europeans wore banding together la groupa for common defease against the possibility o f widaspread violence. . They ware thrown into near panic by a atotoment by Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba that European officers and noncoma o f tha “ Force Pubiique" were re■ponslbte for tba trouble and •••Id be punished severely. Lumumba aad President Joseph Kasa Vubu left the capital by Kennedy’s Bodyguard WASHINGTON (UPI) - A burly former policeman who has fought gun battles with hoodlums ra signed today as a Senate lavestogtoor to lake the fob of guard to. Jato F. Etotody (O) to nedy'a ■eoto Stone Sober LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A bl partisan pair eg passengers Mid today that Louisiana's national committeeman was stone sober and pot drunk, as rhargad, when he arrived in Lo* Angeles aboard an airliner last Friday night. Ons of Camille Gravel's fellow pas­ sengers, a Republican, even admilted that be, and not Gravel, ROME (U PI) — Communist led waa the mysterious Martini pil­ unions callsd general strikes In key ferer to Dclta-Amerkan Flight Italian cities today in a campaign M l. to cruib the oeo-Fascist resurg­ ence and topple the government of Premier Fernando Tambronl. BENSON, Aria. (UPI) -A b ou t Italy, torn by slrlkci and demon­ strations, is having its worst 100 members of a small religious trouble with the Communists since sect .remained hidden Inday in bomb shelters and cellars to thair the violent days of 1048. Police kept riot squads on ths sealed homes, fearful to a Rus­ alert tn Home following a massive sian nuclaar atlaak within two street tight Wednesday night in days. Two man, woman and chil­ which more than 00 persons were dren went underground Monday injured. The area around the an­ night and refused to answer their cient gat* of St. Paul's was litter­ telephones or open their doors ed with cobblestones and debris lo visitori or newsmen because: used by the angry mob against “ We're afraid tha Soviet Union it going to attack tha Untied police. State* by Saturday. Key Italian Cities Hit By Red Strikes Ready For Attack Koreon Policemen Sentenced To Die SEOUL. Korea (UPI) The Seoul district court today imposed death sentences on two of the policemen who fired at student demonstrators during the April revolution that toppled Syngman Rhec's government. The sentences ware the first handed down in a series of trials of former high officials, poltliciani and policemen charged with com­ mitting a long list to crimes under the Rhec regime. Congo M utiny Spreads To Prison 04 Stocks New Principals Named A t Lake M onroe, Oviedo Tba County School Board to­ day appointed Carlton Henley to replace W. H. DeShixo as prin­ cipal of Oviedo High School and named Mortis Ruby as the new principal of the I.ake Monroe School. The board made the .appoint­ ment#, on the recommendations of tbr-board of trustees.' DeShato was appointed earlier aa supervisor o f secondary edu­ cation for ail county public schools, while John Angel, former VIENNA (U PI)—A sharp U. S. principal at Lake Monroe was protest to tbs Austrian govern- named principal of the naw Longmant apparently caused Soviet Teacher appointments made by Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev to the board today were Mrs. Lila tone down his anti-American dla* •tribes, diplomatic sources said to- Ruby at tha Lake Monroe School and BstUa Jo Palmer and James ^ay. Edward Palmey at the Oviedo U. I . Ambassador H, Freeman School. Matthews protested verbally Wed­ Lyman School will have three nesday afternoon that Khrushchev new teachers, Miss Elizabeth had been allowed to attack “ friend­ Prim, Thomas Leroy Richey and ly nations" in the presence e f Aus­ Junior Ra* Col*. trian government officials. South Semlnola will have the In the presence of Austrian greatest number of additions to Chancellor Julius Raab Saturday the. teaching staff. The five new Khrushchev had termed U. S. for­ appointments are Mrs. Ollic Kirk­ eign policy “ sheer piracy.” Sunland, Mrs. Vivan Nemecek, Wal­ Amiay night be told Austrians not to ler J. Nemecek Mrs. Joyce Wes' T V ly on tha United States because M “ wastes no pains on small a tioni." Wednesday night, in a speech at Klagenfurt aftar tha U. 8. protest, Khrushchev dropped’ from his pre­ NEW YORK (U PI) - Former pared text a remark about “ influ­ ential Americana who wrecked the New York Governor Averell liarrlman predicted a second ballot Paris summit." He changed a reference to victory today for Sen. John Ken­ “ American rocket base* in Italy’ ’ nedy before departing by plane for the national Democratic con­ toe “ foreign bases." v -It was obvious that tha Austrian vention in Los Angela*. Harriman said that be felt that foreign ministry had acted on the the exchange between Kennedy complaint. and former President Harry S. Truman over the past weekend “ S t r e n g t h a n e d ’’ Kennedy's chances. He said that the young senator demonstrated “ poise, judg­ Governor LeRoy Collin* will be ment and maturity under attack." the principal speaker at the open­ ing ceremony of Urn University ef tok>uth Florida, neat fall. Tha opening ceremonies of the Mrs. Donald Jones of Sanford new university will be held on Sep­ today waa appointed to the Semi­ tember M, John 8. Allen president nole County Welfare Board by o f the school located in Tampa, Gov. LeRoy Collin*. 9h* succeeds announced. . * . i, I Mrs. Mary HoUtr, who resigned. LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (U PI) •—Violence flared again today in the lewly.indspendsst Congo re ­ public when prisoners at the S u n Uyville central prison revolted, broke through the prisqa gates and raced through this town. The prison braak cant* uu Ike heels o f « mutiny by tha onceloyal “ Force I’ubllque," the Con. gole»* national army, which res u it e d against European and the ^ ft-d a y -o id government. Tha mutiny, which aped through the country, was marked by de­ mand* for bettor pay, combined with # system o f promotions with­ in tha force and tha discharge to Europeans holding commands. Reports to tba priaon-braak peached poiiaa handquartoea to Leopoldville, which to approxi­ mately 831 miiea southweet of m. road Wadnaaday night to toy to quiet mutineers at Tbysvilto, about M miles away, wbera 1,000 armed rebel troop* aesltd e ff tb# town. A radio appeal from Lumumba for tba rebels to toy down thair arm* and a premise that they would get batsar pay and ranks failed to improve the situation. The 100 Belgian office re at Thyavill* ware reported to have ‘ •ken refuge an two hiUtopa inside tb* camp along with thair families and too native troops who somainad loyal to them. In Leopoldville, several hundred African troop* demanded that MaJ. Gen. Emil* Janssens, eammandar in chief *g tha *0,000-man Force Pubiique, leave the eoun try, Jaaaaaaa announced hia resignation and several eg Ids top aides i oliowed suit. ) Murder Charge WETUMPKA, Ala. (UPI) - A would-be lawyer who kept power­ ful German rifle at his lakasid* cabin waa charged with murder Wednesday night in the myster­ ious death of a 8-year-oid girl. John Wilbanks, 41, of Sarasota, was arrested in the death of blonde Barbara King. The child's skull and faee were iballerad Sunday as aba waa shooting fire­ crackers just a few feet from where her falbir, Birmingham in­ surance man John L. Eiug, waa aittiog. THURSDAY, JULY T, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. TM Yanks Ready To Pull Out Of Cuba; Castro Says Fight Just Beginning HAVANA, Cuba (U P D -A grow­ ing number to Americans war* re­ ported preparing to pull out of Cuba today In the face of probshls seizure of all remaining U. S.-own ed property and the possibility of increasing anli-Amtricanism. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro un­ derscored the deteriorating situa­ tion with another wild eyed denun­ ciation of the United .States for slashing Cuba's sugar quota Wed­ nesday. There has been a big exodus of American residents from Cuba in the past year, reducing from s.ooo lo about 3,000 the number left here. But in the face of worsening rela­ tions, the exodus is beiiqc slapped up, with private companies get­ ting their employe* and families out of the country. The U. 8. em­ bassy is not urging Americana to leave. In an angry poll-midnight Iwohonr speech before tha closing ses­ sion of the metal workers union Spy Ring 'Brains' Named As New Red Ambassdor To Cuba WASHINGTON (U PI) - Sergei Kudryavtsev, who masterminded a widespread Soviet spy ring to Canada during World War II, was named today aa Russian ambassa­ dor to Cuba. Tass new* agency reported to Moscow that Kudryavtsev*, now minister counsellor of the Russian embassy to Paris, had been ap­ pointed to the Havana post by the Supreme Soviet Presidium. • His new assignment was viewed here as a move lo sat up a Soviet espionage net at the doorstep to the big U. S. Guantanamo Bay base -and less than 100 miles from 'lh« Florida eiiet. 7b* appointment was sure to pul a new strain oa deteriorating U. S.Cuban relations and add support to the view to some congressmen that Fidel Castro's anti-American realm* to rapidly becoming a Communist MiellUs. As first secretary of ths Soviet legation in Canada betwsrn 1842 and 1845, Kudryavtsev was on* of the early bosses to the espionage ring in that country. Tb# operation was esposed when Igor Gouitnko, s rode clerk, de­ fected to (he West on Sept. 5, 1845. Tba Canadian royal commission that studied Ihe spy ring said Kudryavtsev was “ Ihe first head to the military inlelligencc espionage system in Canada’ ’ after the Soviet Union opened a diplomatic mission in Ottawa to 1842. One of tbo spies who fed the Rus­ sians secret information waa Dr. Allan Nunn May, a British nuclear scicnlisl who wuikt-d on ilte U. S. project that developed the A-bomb and an Canada's atomic energy project. in June 1847 Kudryavtsev came to the United States as an advisor to the Soviet delegation to the United Nations. His pressnee in this country to Ih* wake of tb* Canadian spy disclosures stirred up such a storm of press and pub­ lic opposition that he was recalled four months later. congress, Castro zaid the United States slashed the Cuban sugar quota in a “ frenzy of hate." This was his first public reac­ tion to President Eisenhower's ac­ tion. Castro declared that ths “ real fight" U just starting with the United States. H* charged that Washington was trying to run Cuba and ruin Its economy. But Castro surprised some ob­ servers by failing lo announce spe­ cific reprisals for ihe sugar cut. It was believed that be faay wait until a scheduled television address Friday night, or a monster protest rally Sunday afternoon. Castro did not go into any details on what plana he has for seizing U. S.-owned property to Cuba. Hia cabinet gave bim and President Osvaldo Dorticoz authorization late Tuesday night lo expropriate such properly by decree. Addressing himself lo tha United Slates governmant, tha young rev­ olutionary leader declared: “ We wilt resist your aggressions. million unlet* R ecu Id Rnd oHito markets. Castro, In an obvious appeal fa* world sympathy, condemned tho*« who “ in a frensy to bate want to sink a people in hunger and ruin.** Ha maintained that Cuba’s “ ran. ton" made It stronger than too United Stalas, with all Ms “ phyafr cal strength." The president's decree cutting Cuba's sugar quota threatened t e day lo bring new aeizurea to Amer* scats property by Castro's govern* meat. It sent the United States shop­ ping around tha world for aom« m o .ooo tons to raw sugar to meet domestic needs in the neat ato months. it brought a sudden boon to cMm* sugar producing nation*. And it raised doubts that Cuba, even wilb a change to heart to Rs “ little cold war" against this eoun(ry, could ever fully regain it# preferential spot in tha U. 8. sugar market. Clue To M ystery ? SANTA ANA, Calif. (Ul’ l) — Word waa awaited today on whethor a generator found in the hay o f Saipan waa lrom the airplane in which aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937. Paul Muntz, a Santa Ana air service operator who outfitted Mina Earhart'a plane for an around-the-world flight 23 years ago, Wednesday positively identified a coral-encrusted generator aa identical to ono he ordered for the missing craft. He refused to definitely sAy it wan from the plane, however, pending a check of the aerial numbers with the Bendix Carp, in New Jersey, maker of the generator. Mnntz said the generator returned here from Saipan was taken apart and showed discernible numbers on the back. He said ther* waa no doubt it waa the model K5 Bendix Eclipse generator, the kind he ordered for tha Earhart-Ered Noonan flight. Possible solution of the 23-year-old mystery o f what happened to Mias Eurhnrt and her navigator, Noonan, wan offered 1*at week.yfhen a redjaneyimJtt,' ■said hnbdiiavtoi the aviatrix and Noonan trashed in the bey o f Salpen, opposite a Japanese naval base, end were executed as apiea. AMELIA EARHART --------- ---------- ;------------------ Extensive Search On For Blimp Victims b a r n k g a t l i g h t , n . J. UPI) —Frogmen were aped today to the wreckage of the giant Navy blimp ZPG-3W in a desperate ef­ fort lo retrieve bodies of 17 men presumed dead ia its gondola be­ fore heavy aeaa break up the crashed airship's remains. The cause to the crash Wednes­ day during a mercy mission off Ihe New Jersey cosst remained a mystery. One of (he three sur­ vivors denied any sxplosion oc­ curred. Navy authorities feared the gon­ dola might break uo within hours and Ihe bodies o f tb* trapped men might be claimed forever by the sea, along with clues to what brought the disaster. Even as Invaatlgationa were be gun into lha cause of collapse and ■inking of the lighter-than-air ship, a long lime veteran of aui-h flight* charged Ihe tragedy waa “ ua Strong Rights Plank Demanded Freak Accident LO* ANGELES (U PI) - Negro JACKSONVILLE (U PI) -J oh n spokesmen and southern student Henry Knight, an automobile body “ ail-in" leaders demanded today shop employe, was electrocuted that Ihe Democratic Parly write Wednesday while using an electric Iron-clad civil right* guarantees drill to make a hole in the side into its I860 platform and axptl of a car, Investigators laid the segregationists from party rank*. H>ey placed their demands be ground was damp where he was standing and hi* doth** ware fore the 108-membcr Democratic platform committea aa liberals oa wet from perspiration. that group declared intentions to prase for a plank aupporting lha ■out hern sit-ins and calling for furthar federal action to the civil right* field. The explosive issue was tha main one before the committee to its third day to public baaringa lead­ ing to actual drafting to the plat­ form on which the Democratic na­ tion eonvaotton will act n ail Tues­ dayHowever, a variety to other Is­ sues waa irbedulad for presentstion by witnessas ranging from Waltor Beuther, president to tha United Auto Workers Unions, to a representative of Ih* World Popu­ lation Emergency Campaign Com­ mittee. The American Council on Juda­ ism, a non-Zionist group, asked for a statement saying Israel does not apeak for Amarieaa Jaws. Alaska'* Commlttoewomao Ualaa M. Fish­ er. urged a pi aok recognising the sUU's graal hpdraalactrto power p a w w ii a e e to# w o tea o mOla e orpotential. Aad toduslry asked for support to its totort# to curb imports. ' Congo Troops Block Mutineers We now understand that the real fight is just beginning. How many year* we may have lo suffer your aggressions! But how heroic our people i* and how geared to meat this long moving and heroic strug­ gle I" Castro appeared for hla midnight speaking stint at CTC Labor Faderalion headquarters in fine spir­ its. He showed no sign o f the strain brought by week* of cold war with tha United Stale* and recent stun­ ning defections witiiin the rank* of Ihe Cuban foreign service. Although he was fully prepared for the cut in the sugar quota, ob­ servers believed the size to slazh cam* aa a shock lo him. Eisenhower lopped off 868.000 tons from the amount of Cuban sugar that waa to have been as­ signed for American domestic con­ sumption during the remainder of this year. Experts Mtimated this would roat Cuba more than )70 J doubtedly related to the ques­ tionable wisdom of buiidiog sueh large airship* on Ihe non-compartmented or blimp principle.” Retired Vic* Adm. C. E. Rosendahl aaid in New York. “ This la not just another airship accident to be swept under the rug with another condemnation to airships in general." Hosandahl blamed the tragedy partly on “ tba Navy's continued blind refusal to properly evaluate, admit and btneflt from lha rigid airship lessons of the past and so build compaHmenled structural alrshipi". Ha demanded a con­ gressional or othar “ neutral" in­ vestigation. The Reliance class airship col­ lapsed and went down 15 milts off tba Jtrsey Coast, south to Barnegat Light on Long Beach Island. One man who escaped from the wreckage and waa picked up, died. There were three known surviv. ora. Eight officer* and 11 satiated men had been aboard. The eyewitness account of one of the survivors, aviation electri­ cian 3C Antonio Contreras of Geronimn, Tax., said: “ W* were cruising at about 300 fast. I heard a loud noiss, but it was oot an explosion. We hit the water within seconds at about a 45 degree nosedown angle. No ditching alarm was sounded. 1 exited through an aft door. The blimp had taken off from (be Ukrhurst Nival Air Station on tha Jersey ihore Wednesday morning to search for Iwo vesaela reporteld overdue in lha Newport, H. I.-to-Bermuda yarhl race. Both yachts turnsd up aafe. Two lloea attached to the gon­ dola by rascue craft snapped Wed­ nesday night and tha passenger- Tractor Crushes Car; 2 Killed GRIFFIN, Gs. (U PI) - a 48year-old woman and har 13-ytar old aon wart killed Wednesday wbaa their ear was crushed be­ neath a tractor-traitor near Griffto. Officer* Identified lb* two s ( Mrs. Lena Batbune, and Dennis Bethuoc, a so-year-old paaseniar ia tb* tame car, waa reported io critical condition ia tha hospital where ha waa take*. M iss Whitner Dies tarrying saction o f lha blimp vY.< tank in 88 feet of water. On* at tha rescued crewmen said tb* gondola sank almost pa im pact A flat! of aurfac* craft starched the arqa for potalble survivors ua* tii darknaaa hampered operation* Brown To Back Kennedy L08 ANGELES (U PI) - Gov. Edmund G. Brows to California it axpacted lo andort* Ren. John F, Kennedy for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination by Sunday or earllar and to carry with him a majority to (he state's 81-vole dele­ gation, highly placed California Democratic informants aald today, . In this lecmlng convention city Mtote a. new wave of kingmakers •r|8d< today, Brown was receive i '> *!)* and callers variously urg. I n / . im to iDclara for the Mas*a, eliuiclti aennior—and to hold off. Prawn, a Juvorite son candidvlo of the delegation, was expected to announce his support to froot-Mlh nlns Kennedy aa a personal choice, and release tb* delegation from voting for himself oa the first bal­ lot. Although figures can change quickly iu the hast of tha political race, tba h tcsl poll to the Crllfornla delegation by a man in close touch with all lha delegates showed 53 votas would be cast for Kannady if Drown glvta tha Maasaehuaatta senator hia support. Speaker Ram Rayburn arrive# today to taka charge to the cam­ paign to wio the nomination for hia fellow Texan, Senate Damocratto Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. Other arrivals will be tb* uncommitted Gov. David L. Lawrence to Fanqaylvania, who may bold the bay to lha courts to tba aoovantioa, and Mayor Richard J. Daley to Oht> cago. Gov. d . Mennea Williams * i Michigan, who declared for Ken­ nedy a month ago, arrivtd Wad- <’;-v oasday along with pro-KeanadF - * v - f-TV leaders to the New York Demo­ crat organization and Sen. A. 8 . •V t (Mike) Monraocy to Oklghoato* tender to the campaign tp draft Adlal E. Itavanaau tor • toted nomination. Monraocy “ “ ten* am II Mite Mall Wbilnsr, a lifelong Wednesday making aidant to looted, died *1 51 Stav a o a a n a m ^ 8. to. today. Ifttosf si services Will b* bald at 4 p. m. Friday at the was reported lo have First Prsahytarlaa Church. � 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, July 06, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 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>, July 06, 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/3a02bd41f2500c1e9dd63e78280d8a8f.pdf 68ae5db9b689c30226bee5f76192a1a5 PDF Text Text I 1 ' m m m v -. „ . i | lH^w' ^ *-*' * ; » a t r - js s * *.i ■' “ fflrfs Pag* • — Hon- J u ly 4, 1M 0 •I Lake Mary Youngster Receives Letter From Leper Colony A |g For Help Prom a leper colony to fake Mary came one of the atrangeit of letter* deicrlhlng a morbid, but aad, tale of one of the Chris­ tian world'* moot modem day tragedle*. Susan Stalling*, IS year old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. P. H. Stalling* of Lake Mary received the letter when she placed her name a* a "pen pal" in the small Prebysterian pamphlet c a l l e d Digest, which circulates in many parta of the world. In March, of this ycar. Susy received a letter from a Philippine lady, whose address wi* listed as the Cullon Leper Colony, Culion Palawan, Philippines. Exoerpta from the letter read as follows: *T don't know how and where le begin this letter. It is pride INTERS FROM Volunia and Seminole Counties are shown working [(craft objects in preparation for their trip to the 4-H camp at the rational Forest thin week. The girls are left to right, Linda King, ; Jackie Wilson, DeLand; Angella Lindsay, Orange City and Joy Lake Mary. that ha I birred me from doing to. One night I talked with my friend* in our dormitory. “ W# talked until paat midnight . . .( had no wink of aleep though 1 needed one. Beg, beg, the word* kept on repeating— In my mind . . .1 rioted my eye* wanting to evade the Inevitable mereilei* momenta that taunted me, a leper. , .1 rote from my bed and wrote thia letter to you in the hope that you ean extend a very little help. "Our condition ia appalling, with few exception* we are dad in rag*. There are old men and women, children of all age* to wait­ ed by the dlaeaae that they are anxiou* and eager that death would come Boon. I am a part ai them. 25 "If you could come and watch how we are treated by our nonleper brother* and sisters, J nU would wvader. I'm surf, why th*w are other Christians so lowly tr*stfd. We are the dregs, the unfor­ tunate ones. . .The grest American Decla­ ration of tndepfirifncf ssys all men are created equal, which means that God sees Into «ur toUl Field Trip Set Th* His and Hrr* Garden Club of ChuluoU is planning a firid trip to Crystal Lake nurssry Thursday. Anyona interested In making tb* trip may contact Mr*. Marion VanWormer or Mr*. Howard Kennedy a t FO'S-SJSL M IL L IO N PEOPLE fh i d A e a s o u . Know What NEWPORT, R. I. (UP1)—The Newport J a tt Fostival announced ^E T rST B U R G , Pa. (U P I) -lf today it will sua this awank re-, to* rein holds off, President El- sort for $4 million resulUng from •Shower plane to Celebrate tho Its cancellation of three musical M irth of July by playing golf, events because of a college slua u . h o p * In play a round this College Jati fans, 12,000 strong, RMrillag and return to Washingturned this New England million­ rim-after lunch. •fjfho famous Civil War battle. aires' playground into shamble* M ' area bora abounded with Saturday nlgbt when they rioted tSSnet# and ahmteur historians, because they were unshle to gain •MN in the blue and gray of the •Ban aad confederate armies remeeting Piekstt's famous Infantry O ftf* along Seminary Ridge. jMplles* of ancient cannon Ifim od from the hillside* not far • fM tho Eisenhower farm and • IffBUry parade wae to pas* high tho city during the day. Salvatore Caprioli, ago M, died M • president, however, was Friday at Seminole Memorial Hos­ >d)atnitcad nod kept kls ey# on pital. Ha made hit residence in hall for Id halos of golf Rstur- DeBary at • Smyrna Dr. whera he ; and IB yosUrday at tho camo In 1SS3 from Bayonne, N. J. tyburg Country Club. Caprioli was a retired carpenter o full of local tournament and a member of the All Souls b'pro Dick Blelchter had tha Catholic Church. The survivors are irs much of yesterilay and his wife, Vivians; two sobs, Alex­ pfiridoat dsftrrsd kls 8unday ander Caprioli, Bayonne) N. J-, I until Into afternoon, finish- and Salvatore Caprioli <!r. of Lake­ the round a t T ill p. m. as three daughters, Victoria y thunderclouds approached, land) Pio, DeBary; Evelyn Goodreau, m president, In a buff colored DeBary; Ana Peacock', Pensacola; te'Bhirt and tan* Sleeks,' seem- five grandchildren and two broth­ a » be playing only o moderate ers and one sister In Italy. of golf. On tha first brie, A Rosary Service will be held at i three wood shots from tho 7:20 p. m. today af the Gramkow to*' brief* he got one down the Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will •Mrway. be held at 1:30 a. m. Tuesday at f i l l spent the weekend golfing the AH Soula Catholic Church with MM playing bridge with * group Father Esteban Soy officiating. Ot cioea friends Including hie Burial will be In the All Soula Cem­ Mghbor, George E. Allen) WH­ etery. Gramkow Funeral Home la MM M e nuUlHM W I, W MIQ CflRirfliRIl I M E. Robinson, board chairman In charge of arrangements. Bt Coxa Cola, and Barry falthaad, kaod of ClutU Peabody. ?Tb# president went to church IBM yesterday. The first lady, recuperating Am ~ an attack of asthmatic A DsUy Vacstlon Bible Sc tool ItUackJUe, divided btr weekend program opened today at the Barbatwoia her own home aad the net! Memorial Mtlhodlit Church riaarhy paaldeneo of her son, Lt. In Enterprise. OeT John 8. Eisenhower, and hit The morning desses will begin Busily. each day at B:S0 a. m. The school Vfha president and Mrs. Elsen­ wlU continue for a two week hower leave Thursday by plana course. Children from tha age of far a vacation a t Nawport, R. 1. four to II a rt Invited to Join Ill will break bis stay there to the school. Writ the Republican National Con­ vention 'In Chicago July MB and M y not return to Washington on m tf u ia r basis- until congress it Jiaivaiore Caprioli Dies Af Age 66 E Enterprise Bible School Opens director, F & S fthJS lul ai wrfl of othl "I a j soul J souls, sick p4 and hJ "Wei these *| for the SI *e II help oi for ms women "I, ur ear oa who U balp. I ho| olea wi underal mere hi into tha souls help, but a child al Rod and n brother of Christ reaching out that 1 am a created to a Christian soul mor* fortu­ va faith hi other nate than ours." Tho Utter ended with the state­ Is lovo for us ment. "To be your u n fo rtu n a te there Is eharity friend in Christ, Iluminado I*M all. Vay." ins believ* that all ever there is God, ■11s us God is Lovt. possible with the church to secure used men's and The Longwood Town Council out clothing? will meet at I p. m. Thursday at not Ui turn a deaf tho Town Hall to sat a data foe fortunate Christian the paving of Wild mere Av*. need of your . The Councilmen ar* expected^ to also set * pnbHe bearing dato% will receive my for residents to protest tb* a*open heart and the sesamenta mads to tho property that not just a owners on tha strw t paving pro­ ring Is asking lor ject. Longwood Council To M eet Thursday A 0 l|E ' •m p admittance to tho aoldout concert. The posh playground turned into a battleground when students hurling beer cans, whiskey bottles and rocks clashed with city and state police reinforced by the U. R. Marines, Navy, National Guard and firemen. The riot was put down by tear gas gemade* and firehoses. At least 12S persons were injured in the melee, none seriously. Police roadblock* sssled off the island from the rest of tho atato. The Newport City Council cut tb# five-day, seventh annual con­ cert abort aftar Ita Sunday City Manager George Bisson said. Fostival President Louis L. Lorillard announced today tho festival Intended to aue the city for |4 million "auffered In losses and damages" resulting from the cancellations. Ha said the July S disturbances "were beyond con­ trol of the festival Itelf." He sold II was tha unanimous opinion of tha board of director* of the non-profit organisation, that "Newport city officials must assume full responsibility for not being* prepared to handle the emergency in the city." Lorillanl said tha 11,000 per­ sons Inside Freebody Park for Saturday night'*/ concert wore "well-behaved unruly element" that "created the disturbances." STATEMElt O F CONDITION i t 3AUM Legal Notice MOTH'S o r 111IT STATE OK FLORIDA TOl ANNA U TANOBMAN If sllv*. ami h*r unknown spous* If mnrrloil, in* If 4**4, htr unknown hslro. dovloooo, grantees, assigness, Itonoro. orodltoro, trusts,*. end any and ail otktr poraono claimIn* by, ihrouek, undar ar t*slnst hari ALMA K. ItlNO. widow, af Muncy, PaanaylvanUi FLOYD D. HJOUIXHI and MHTHKR BJOIU-OM. hla wife, mailing addraaa P. O. nua SIS. Oommsres, Oklahoma) FLOTO M. XJOBLOM. mallla* ad­ draaa BP/t Floyd M. lljoblom, M*. Co. DllBAA. 7*T« KL Hal Valr. Vlralula, and CBC1LB SJOBLOM, kls wife, mallln* addraaa IIS N. rkml Avanua, altar City, Northi rarntlnsi nil unknown htOa at UOODHAItr HJOBU1M, diotanil, If any other Ilian (Irandtaa PJohlom, Ruky HJnblom Boha.inn, Ollvar K. BJobtiun. Mar*nrat ajoblom Mulllnt. Floyd M. MJoblum and olla A. HJulilumi all unknown lialra of MUItltlH MUIIOAN MJOBLOM. da•wakad. If any uthar than Hurls II. PJoblnm, Morris Slnrsan ainblom. Jr., lllady* laiulta MJoblum FahU, I'harlolla Marla PJoblom Bellsrs, John Fradrrtcb HjuLlom, and Wal.'ara MJotilum, a mlnuri and all perils* havln* ar clalmln* In hsva any rl*bl. till* or Inlaraal la and In lha follnwln* ilaavrlbad land, bin* and Ualn* In Uamlnula enunFlorida, in,wilt Thai part at lluv. I<nt I, Mactlon It. Towashlp la Huulh, llansa ss Raat, lyln* between Iba Westerly ----rish f af way lino of lha aid Manfurd-I^hMary It-iad Iwhlch rlRbl of way lln* la S* fral Waal tif lha rlahl of way nf lha Allanllu Coal l.ln* tuilr-aiii anil Cryatel Laka, and within <s fral of lha Hanford Oram Mnr. Ualn* a atrip af land SS far! wlda lyln* South af aad adjacent to lha NKljr lln* of aatd Uovaramanl Lai I. Vim, and aauk af you, ara btraby notified Ihct a ault hat bean brousht a*aln«l yau la tk# Cir­ cuit Court, la and far Bamlnal* County, Florida, In eksneerr, anmind PATRICK FRUIT OORPORATION, a Florida corpora lio n , plaintiff, v. ANNA L. 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Horn* Loans ia Prnai Daprociatton Other Llekililk 4S,lTIJt n ,u u * s.ies.is N M tiJi tlT<jm Jt M ^ jd tM tw e fis.a it.e e tje TOTAL t F- . . ••••# •••* ••{ I................................. OFFICERS AND STAFF TELLERS DIRECTORS Howard Favilie, President George Tauhy, Exec. Vice President B. C. Harper, Sr., P in t Vice President . S. F. Doodaey, lesend Vies Prerident f f B i e a d Chapman, See'yTreaa. A. Edwin Bhiahaker, A ttarner Barbara Fiyat Wendy Johann Jack Greene Maxine Ekern, Aaet. Bee'y-TreaX. Edna Pawed Nancy Butier J. ■ . Van Hey Geerge Toahy E. C Harper, Sr. LOANS •ene Eatridge Howard Farid# doaford F. Doadoey A. Edwin Shlaholser CURRENT RATE 4% PER ANNUM -— s ■ *. Nfl i �Lommler, Lormann, Esclavon Long-wood Mayor Dunked W atermelon Goes With Fourth Schob SiBtera and Judy Flore* F eature Ride A t DeBary P a t H atchett Get* L ift (Ulie g >an fn rii Ife ra to VOL. XLIX United P: News Briefs Dramatic Bursts In SaBrd Fireworks Display Crowd Braved Rain To SJlip R est Event Held Here Bevan Still Critical LONDON (UPI)—Deputy Ubor Party Leader Aneurin Bevan, M, continued to fight for life today at hla Buckinghamshire farm home. The condition of the fiery Labor leader was stUl reported aa crit­ ical. Bevan underwent major ab­ dominal surgery December St and in May suffered a blood clot con dltlon in hia leg. Red Tanker Damaged WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today, R8-9S. Low tonight, T0-T5. TUESDAY, JULY S. 1960 SANFORD, r LOR IDA Board Asked To Stop Bonuses County Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy today asked the ronimlsslon to formally protest bonus payments in fee offices in the courthouse and to do everything in its power to atop* such payments. Van Hoy, who waa authorised by the board two months ago to con­ duct a study of job elasiiflcation and salary adjustmanU paid to employes of fee office*, said he in­ spected the books "and It seemed Io me thera were Irregular Hie* in salary adjustments." Van Hoy made the remark after Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. TUNIS (UPI) — A Communist Chinese tanker, carrying erode oil to Cuba, may have suffered con­ siderable damage In a' collision with a Norwegian tanker off tha coast of Tnnlsla, k was reported toda>.~.Xte -Pobtefv. Red China’s clanificelargest tanker, collided Monday lion Hat of their employes. morning in rough aeas with the IS,. list had any Indication of OST-ton Norwegian ship RondefJeM. a Neither salary adjustment but reflected the pay acala* of aach dark. Goldfine Jailed Tan Assessor Mary Earl* Walker BOSTON (UPI)—Bernard Gold- Informed Ih* board by latter that fin* and his secretary were im­ she could not submit such a liat at prisoned today for contempt of (hla tlmr because of the heavy court. A federal judge ordered the work load but agreed Io do so aa wealthy ioduatrtaliat to servo three months io the federal penitentiary at Danbury, Conn. Goldfine'a sec­ retary, Min MUdred Paperman, was committed to jail In Fait Cambridge t* serve a 14-day sen* tenee. soon aa possible. County Jodd* Vernon Mia* also agreed to co­ operate with the board. Discussing salary adjustmanU or bonuses. Van Hoy said this prac­ tice should b* stopped aa K ia ■ misuse of public funds. Hnwevrr, he added, that there doesn't seem Rioters Killed LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) —The killing of 10 dsmonitratora by police during rioting at Coquilbatville Indicated today Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba ii de­ termined to crush inter-trtbal riv­ alries thrcaUnlog to plunge the new republic Into chaos. Thirteen other natives were wounded Mon­ day ht the Brat fatal alash since the Congo gained independence from Belgium. U. S. Aid Viewed SALZBURG, Austria (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrush­ chev set out to see for himself to­ day how U. S. dollars helped Aus­ tria racover from the wreckage of World War II. Flrat major Hem on Khrushchev's schedule waa a visit to the giant Karpun power plant, Ih* biggest hydro-electric station in Western Europe- The Marahall Plan contributed 43 per rent of the cost of construction. Solid South? LITTLE.OAK, Ark. (UPl)-Gov. Orval E. Faubua disclaimed any knowledge Mooday with an adverLake Mary Served Barbecue Chicken To 300 tlsement signed by a group of Louisiana segregationist leaders Little League Benefited From Holiday Event urging him ta head a solid South movemeat at tha Democratic na­ tional convention. "I know nothing about M er tha Meson* far it," Fateua said. Ma said he waa not ,v than MB adults and young, to tho Kadat trooo* tn contacted about the ad ar tb* watched a giant display af FV*men, their coming w**k'a camping trip. movement It endorses. •ra v a rta aver Laia Monro* MoafifBt picnlr M flv* Surfing wit* a aoftball gam* Saar night, t H n h | Sanford'* year*. rolabratal ita* |b< Fourth at aad ending with a Mating diaplay Jm r 4 ofiiam aa*. a awim party ti ih* bom* of fireworka, tb* DaBary feativhiaa in c h e d parformanc** by (t « u th* largest fir*work, dia- of Cart Lomm f ia Siniord'a bUtary. accordLongWOOd piC- tb* Naval Air Station Judo Mam, IligbllghUag to recreation official, aic waa tbo ting of Mayor donkey rid*a, candy and ceramic ^KNIICVld (Hf f c n i, dared to go diaplaya and thn g * lot. BODOE, Norway (UPI) — The A. I . Larma Tho aorial program Matured It# to tha twin Chuluota'a Community C lu b U. S. Air Force said today a mas­ without a dttMront placet af apparatui, la- bathing auit. aponiorcd a July 4 youth teach sive thro*-day search af the dud lag multi-color ah*Ua. alar Organ!cation* party and danca la addition to D iB a ry jtttelto and othaT •belli at all miorablp of a regular swimming activities at Arctic Ocean had failed In find . dood ia tL_ t W shapes. bug* baaaar to .jbrat* Indepen- tha bcacb thar*. Mrs. Runic* any trace of an American recon­ Tha fir*wort, display *nd*d a doaca Day, bl Ightrd by Kadat Howell and Mrs. Virginia Chad- naissance plane that vanished with art a a * aboard. •aU-raaodtd holiday prograaa drill laama Caaaalbarry, wick ebaperooad ite event. A baseball gam* Saturday be­ Fifteen Air Fore* plawna have ht^Hgkted t e a ohlekao bartetad DcBary •ro and various baseball game* Bunching io tween the Rads and Ite Oianta bean operating around the dock petition. a^d aportiag araata a| Ft. MaUro Tb* D*Bary Vip noted ant aad a barbeque following tha ia the area which has 84 hours fm k. larctera by on* gam* waa Lake Mary's fourth af daylifrt. They are under orcelebration. Tb* Giant* wan Ite oars so neap csoer nr soviet terri­ - A giant crowd waa •« Mad potat to taho Mr tha barbae* with 1,340 pound* baaed at the Na ball game 14-4. About 340 people tory. U. T. Dicks at* ahktea and trimmings. Tha •A afrtoten bring atnrod aa wall Ahr 8* m panada ad bated baaaa. li if b r n - WTO far tea Mm M af early Srturdoy an a tha North Part. ^ pauada of potato aalad aad tha Little Laag^i raallar, U. S. Plan* Still Missing In Arctic C s any way af stopping a fee officer from paying a bonus out of surplus funds. Chairman John Krider told Van Hoy that If."wo have tha right to Inspect the* books there surely must be something we can do If any Irregularities." Com- mIasioner Lawrence SwoMord aald that the paying of • bonus "Menu to ma an irregularity." In submitting hia baa* salary scale Hat, Beckwith told thn heard that upon checking "audit report* on the operation of tho otfleo t i clerk back ta 1848 on na accaatott tea there teen comment made con­ cerning the pay 4r par ectedutoP of employee to the office. 1 fast that this beers merit and to indi­ cative that the andltacs have proved, without criticism, phase af tba flea.” yv Kennedy Says He W o n 't For * - -Vpa* NEW YORK (UPI) — Son. Jobs F. Kennedy told the nation In gen­ eral and former President Tru­ man in particular Monday he would not quit the race aa a presidential candidate because youthful strength, health and vi­ gor la needed in tha Whits House. The 43 year-old Massachusetts Democrat, front runner for his party's preildentlal nomination, replied point by point in a tele­ vised news conference to the chair leng* thrown at him Saturday by Truman. To Truman's suggestion that ho step aside as a candidate, Ken­ nedy aald, "1 do rot Intend tn Four Navy ram escaped serious step aside at anyone'* request." injury Monday night when Ihclr ear missed a sharp curve on Hwy. IT-42 and plunged into Lake Mon­ roe. Tha lour injured wvro Theodore G. Carlton, James B. Peak, Wayne H. Bond and Panl R. DeRosiers. Peak suffered a broken hip and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate the other three received euu and bruise*. AN four wer* taken to Democratic Leader Lyndon John­ the NAS hospital and wara report­ son formally announced today ha will actively seek tha presidential ed in good condition today. The ear plungtd into tha lake nomination at tha Democratic during the heavy rain storm that Party neat week. The Tesan told a new* confer­ bit the area from about 7 to 4 p. m. Highway Patrolman J. L. Sikea ence: "My name will be placed ia charged Carlton, driver of the car, nomination at tba Democratic with driving with speed too great convention in Los Angelas." He added soma of his supporters for road conditions. All managed to get out of the car predict a third ballot victory for before M submerged. The accident him at the Lo* Angeles voting. occurred at T:1S p. m. and wreck­ •T shall be honored to have tb* ing crew* had the car out of tha delegates consider my eandidacy," Johnson declared. waler within 30 minutes. "I am from this moment a Dem­ Earlier in the day, a car driven by Edward Jackson Cameron of ocratic candidate for the presi­ Sanford rrashrd into a vehicle op­ dency of the United Slates," he erated by Reuben Joseph Eby of said as a whoop want up from hla Winter Park at Oseaola Rd., one supporters ia the press conference room. mil* south of Geneva. Johnson said he had been unable Deputies said that Camtron, driving west on Osceola, came to a up to now to jump into thn race blind curva in tha road and appar­ because hla position as majority ently did not see the Eby ra r and leader required him la be in Wash­ crashed into If. Damage to both ington. "Someone had lo (end the store," cars waa estimatad at |S30. A throe-car collision at French be said, referring to the busy time and West 13th St. was causad by hern before Contress began a ra­ the torrential rainfall. There waa re** Sunday, about H.ooo damages but no an* w m injured, according ta polica. A United Press International tally allowed at least 447 persons ware killed in trafTic accident* between 4 p. m. Friday and mid­ OULFPORT, Miss. (UPI) - A night Monday. Another 111 drown- Mississippi sheriff and a deputies ad and 1SS died hi miscnUaronni broke up aa angry crowd of M0 accidents toe a violeat death total white persona aad SO Nagrooa af 7*1. who wer* arguing over rights la a picnlr area aad baseball dia­ mond Monday. Almost Ther# The picnic area in ttw Pedoln SWEDKSBORO, N. J. (UPI)— National Forest north of this ttutf Dr. Barbara Moors, Brillah v«ge­ Coast oHy to normally used by ts rial, moved out of hero before white persons. Tb* Nagroea staged dawn today on the laat log of te r a holiday outing them and refused cross-country hike from San Fran­ * give up the hneobadl dtomaod cisco tn New York Ctty. Starting tn a white group. "Some of the whites bad throatnut on thn 44th day of te r gruelDe. Monro appeared ia sand te j n teOM aad rot their Four Hurt As Auto Father-Son Baseball ( ln e A t Ft. Mellon P ark J. Kuykendall, C. JJo rb in , Mark Raborn NO. TSO Plunges Into Lake Johnson Says He's A Candidate Deputies Break Up Mixing Squabble Th* senator paid he was 111 Ih* ' caadklatn primaries and bad '"encountered and au'V'eyed every kind of hasard and opposition." Tb Truman's assertion that tha convention was "prearranged" lo favor him, Kennedy said, "to tha eatent that 1 have anything to do with It, It will be an onen convention — aa every convenimn of our broadly-based party ia open." The senator pointed out that the Democratic preildentlal nomine* had been chosen w» the first bal­ lot In all but one convention since 1833, ineluding Truman in lit*. "Mr, Trumaa regards an open convention aa one which atudiea all the candidates — reviews their records — and then takes hi* adriee," he said. Kennedy geld ha hoped the con­ vention would consider all pros­ pective nominees, Including those Truman named end soma he did not name. He did not mention .Sen­ ate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Ttsaa by name. To Truman's eharga that Ken­ nedy supporters tiled Improper "pressure" on convention dele­ gatee, Kennedy aald, "Not one concrete esampl* has ever been named — I do oot want any votes that have been preiaured." Kennedy aald hla votes earns from the open primaries that he entered and from rank-and-file Democrats who voted for him In state conventions. Israel Apologizes To Argentina BUENOS AIRES (U P I)-lirael Monday night presented Argen­ tina with a formal apology de­ signed lo fulfil the "adequate re­ paration" demanded for the ab­ duction of Natl Col. Adolf Richmann from Buenos Aires two months ago. Tbn now note of apology ful lowed regret* previously espreis by Prime Minister David BanDurian and Foreign Minister Golds Mate of Israel. Z the meeting that hasn't checked completely submitted, lw fait they ar* In Ha* with the rate paid by alitor am* ployera In tha commmilty. "What wa a rt objecting to do to bonus payments," be said. . The board agreed not lo teka any action until Van liny could study tha two lists submitted and ones being prepared by Mr>. Welkav and Judge Mite. m 3 Road Contracts To Be Let In Fall Contracts on three ma'or toed improvement project* will ba let by the Stale Road Department thia fell, the County Commission we* Informed today. In a latter to the board, SRI) officials reported that contracts for Improvements nn SR 437 from Al­ tamonte Sprint* lo Ihe Orange County line will be let in Septem­ ber: on a new bridge of the Econlockhatchee River in October or November and the \V First St. project from French Ave fn the Interstate Ifl-.hv ay ready by Octo­ ber. S'tD officials reported alio that title searches on 8R 437 from Aliamo<te to Longwood and SR 434 from Altamonte Springs lo tha turhey farm will be comptotrit within in days. tn other business. Ih* board agreed fo write the SRD to have SR 434 raised as soon na posiiM# aa it la hemming a heiard dur­ ing rain liorms. Commissioner Laarrenco Swnf. ford reported that durteg heavy rainstorms Mondgy, the road wai rinsed end covared by *p to tout feel ia wafer. Merger Vote Sal By ACLy Seaboard RICHMOND, Y*. (UFD-Stocte holders *f the Sehtesid Air U * Railroad and Atlantic Croat Lhrt Yacht Sinking MIAMI (UFI) - The Coast Railroad will veto Aug. IS nn S auard aald today H sent a cutter proposed merger *f tb* ppn eons-. and five aircraft te took fo r, a pa Dial. Shareholders wfll held aeparpt* yacht reported te te sinking te two** Cuba and Ih* Bahamas session* te deride whether te about MS mil** southeast of ter*, adopt a merger plea approved I f lb * Coast Guard aald a May each company'* board «f direc­ Day emergency signal waa relay­ tor*. stockholder* of rooted ate ed ter* kg a Ashing vessel at Jaly 14 will te * about 8 8. aa. today. P lig h t M nrk S e t •• A. J. Giaar Victim O f Heart Attocf DAVENPORT, tew* (UPI) r Mm Conrad aat a Mr. A. J. (Art) tro w , at etosad ctrauit dig■r light plana* te­ of ite t o s t e i d t o f t ak* tbn aid ro< vAlMB of MM aUM white abort IS two hrart attack*. af Da 4f vl it? • �j v » -------- r : 1i 1 L ----- 1 *t -, *r.**\*:i*,t*\ . —M fo r '"<■v*; ‘V’?’„-**« —. la s & i Maun wttoa T um . July 5, I960 ------ -------------------- II Out Victories nlaft Final Frame la the bottom of the ninth. Tampa • squeaked by Oris ode M and the St, Petsrtburg-Sanford game -Leesburgoutlasted Daytona Beach M . Palatka trounced Lakeland M and the St. Petersburg-SanAsrd game waa rained out. The Tarpons whipped Leesburg with a throe-run last-inning rally ' capped when Bob Jingling laid • down a perfect aquaeso bunt that scored Brie Rodin from third. Ro­ din bad driven in the lying run with a single. Leesburg capitalised on the wildnose .of Islander pitcher Butch fleharor, who walked Jim Satertick to JsMe In Urn tying run and '■mAot register lag a strikeout sent In the wianng tally with another base on balls, on Lakeland's _____ , Cleveland's $75,M bonus baby, for four runs In tbo fourth and dealt him his first lots since bo Joined the club two weeks ago. Tbo IT-yoar-old Mc­ Dowell gave up four walks and throe stogies to the inning. Tommy Holms «od Bob -Hateeka each had two hits for tha Badtega. Tonight's gsmts* Include lak e­ land a t Palatka, Leesburg ot Day­ tona Beach, Orlando at Tampa •ad M. Petersburg at Sanford. Mr. H. B. LaBree JR • Mr. Harold Borten LaBree, A1, • died a t hia home In Long wood J. Sunday. He waa n retired railroad V express agent and veteran ef ; . ; World War I. He came to Long .•'•n o d teem Miaoouri. ' The survivors a rt his wire, Mrs. Joan Mario LaBree; three eons, ‘ Longwood; John, St. Louis, Bobert, Rockford, HI* •even daughters, Mre. Dewey th, Fairbanks, Ateskai Ovid Beene, Rockford, I1L; James Hamilton, Rockford, Mre. Bennie K elgus, Long - — I Mrs. J. C. Lane, Sanford; Mrs. James Stringer, Longwood, and Suaie LaBree of Longwood, gad I t grasdskUdren. . SerWees will be imld We. P . .Via tha Gnunkow Funeral Heme !- Chapel a t 4 p. m. with Rev. Ruth - Grant officiating. Burial will ha ' ‘ to ths Kvi rgieen Cemetery. l iI ^ -------------------------- Mr. Thomas M. Hill, n former ••nferd resident for SS years, died at bis boom to DeLand Sun­ day a t the ago of SI. A native ef .Winter Park, Mr, HUl besnaie a Member of the American Legion and tha First Methodist Church to Sanford and - an honorary officer on tha DeLand Police force. He waa a veteran of World War I. Ma is survived by Ids wife, Mrs. Nora HUl, DeLand, and a sister, Mrs. Kva Land, Maitland. Fimainl servlcss wUI be held at . MiM a. m. Wednesday a t Brisaen Yuaeral Hems, with Rev. Gall •»U h officiating. Burial wiU he in Evergreen Cemetery. 3 Sanford Firms Get NAS Contracts • m m of WaU Plumbing and Heating Co. of I. Sanford Av*„ aaaousssd that Umlr firm waa «M el tbo tone Sanford comEaston Swarded contracts in the •M tord Naval Air Station new ASJ expansion program. Wall Plumbing baa tha totlaUaUib of wplral air conditioning to to# now photo lab building. “Chrjralor Air Tamp equipment wfll ha used throughout," Hslbatk paid. Griffis A Hunter, Local contrac­ tors wore the successful bidders ts s A e a s u t BY PETEB SCKAAL Balked by rain that Ml Just before game time at Memorial Stadium Monday night, Lloyd Brown and his red-hot Sanford Greyhounds will attempt the first local double-header of the season tonight starting at S:J9 p. m. Both games are alated for savea-toatogi ^ T b i'fie w York Yankees owned St. Petersburg Saints will supply the opposition which means that local fans will have a chanca to sea two "cousins" in action. Kca Sanders, one of two league hurlers with It victories so far this year, will start the first game,' but Brown had not decided upon his second hurier as of noon today. The Greyhounds will take the field tonight with another new player In uniform. He is big and brawny catcher Billy Bryan from Morgan, Ga. Bryan arrived Sunday from Albuquerque, N. M. To make room for him, rookie catcher Jack Bysiek went on the disabled list. Flashy Ossie Chavarria also re­ turned to uniform over the week­ end, and, to make room for him, outfielder Mike Maloney went on the disabled list. Brown, with three victories in four second half starts to bis credit wants a look at Chavarria and will return him to second, moving Bill Dukes, now hitting .Sit, to third base. Jorge Arroyo will ride the bench for the pres­ ent. The Greyhounds, paced by their new 911,000 bonus left-lielder Frank Cipriani of Buffalo, took a pair from Leesburg t to 0 and • to I to open the second half but dropped one to Palatka, • to T, at the Stadium Saturday night. In Palatka Sunday night, the Hounds rapped out 14 hits to give left hander Ron Baaovic an It to 4 victory. Bobby Peres and BUI Dukes each got three for four to lead the tattoo on Redleg hurling while Cipriani, with two for five, made it II hits in his first K AREA DIRECTOI trips to ths plait for an avsragv of .too. Important in the Ion to Palates Saturday night waa tht atartllng showing of Dick Was, rookie right* hander from Canislus Collage, Buffalo. Inserted la the ninth, the youngster fanned the first two to face him, ducEM, as a lines drive went past his head into right*center for two bases, but fanned the fourth n a n to face him. The youngster comes highly touted, and, oa the basis of bis brief showing, should give Brown another starting hurler. The first half pennant winning THUS • MWATt SAVINOS ON FOOTWEAR ir r .^ .'4 'p . M ill rS r * tribunal**** * " m ‘ ■“ U* /w to ra l Committee i#cr*tar> Frei Easlev said the trial would h ^ w g a v : mid that th* public atoAffea aiasittod to M. Military to tM PahUa. f e j t o M i tha aiatemoata at* too A P pjgaa.fatoaaay where ho at- SOI 7HI INTiai TAM'IT Af m— a ---- s JR n T Q rQ Clggnm J H O f ^rnmAmm VpVnTRr I M i l a i M A?«. taalm ; — With NIX rtRRASO SEMINOLE TKIWAZO eiriNOASii 7SUA2ZO w o u Ssr Ute l»** hwn to Mten — iWti — Othcs I i i u M — ClssssC — latent—* WIN— f*rt 71 |4tU IS* N. Mrrtlc At*, tasters SA J.rtlS T il l — CIRAMIC single till at T:4S p. m., with the Greyhounds plsying to Ltkalsad Tbursdsy night,- and to Daytona Beach Friday night Daytona returns the visit here gaturday night, while Orlando comes neat Sunday for a Ladles Night affair to which all woman, accompanied by a paid adult, will be admitted free. "R" BRACKETT TNJ A MARBU CO. *. . UcoomB dmd Ruudmd M«t*U Csrsalt "TO* Istrut* as* Marti* Cut, it ten Mt*r is**r«, Met. 17SS Stater* Af*. toter* SA I4im ■■ >L * Cavanaugh Tin SbtvIcb t. l m * » r t e r l*«laa; I t l " Cat Valted Prase lateraalienal That July 4th tradition about league-lcadere going on to meet to the World 8eriea sounds great, but the Yankees and Plratss would feel s lot better about It If their pitching measured up to their hitting. Shaky relief pitching caused the Yankees to lose a game and onehalf or their American League lead to too second-place Indians Monday. And the bombing of Bob Friend and Roy Face in the first game of • double-header prevented the Pirates from gaining ground In too National League on the Braves and Giants. Friend blew a 4 1 lead and Fact yielded the winning run in the 19th inning as the Braves edged the Pirates, 74, in the opener. With Harvey Haddto pitching a six-hUtcr to the night­ cap, Pittsburgh won, T-I. The Pi­ rates thus retained their IVt-gsmo load oo Milwaukee. Hank Aaron helped put Milwau­ kee back toto the first gam# with a two-run homer off Priood and Del Crandall Ucd the score to the ninth with a homer off Paco. A1 Spangler singled home the tiebreaking run in the 10th against Pace, making Spaha ton winner in relief. Bob Sktonar end Dick Stuart hit Pittsburgh homers. Smoky Burgess drove in three Pittsburgh runs in the nightcap with a single and double. Haddix yielded only two singles after the first Inoing. The Yankees also did some heavy cannonading, Including tha 300th homer of Mickey Mantle's career, but reliever Ryoe Duran walked home the winning run with the bases loaded In the ninth to give the Sens lore a M win In lha only ilnglo game of the holi­ day program. Bob Cerv, Gil McDougald and lfecior Lopes also hit Yankeo home runs but ths Senators twice overcame three-run deficits to win. Jim Lemon and Pstn Wisenant hit Washington homers to help earn Don Leo the victory to relief. The . Indians moved to within lte games of the Yankees by IM lto • * • William H. (B1U) Boattoy hai com* to Sanford from Detroit, Mich., to ope* a now office for tea American National lamirnaoe Co. The national Arm, with head­ quarters to Galveaton, Tea , dealt Ptok Ttrp Dnater au«s»l*« Alt C*r* a Tract Tlru "W*'H Sara T*a M*a*y Oa Nw *r tscasi" Cl**r N V'Hk C«r<ua«k Nai* Tks* V** lev t«ster* SA 347*1 TRAIUtS — BOAT Mltckall Adjmtabla* Tralltrs t i itis MaCa SriHrlu 4 Meterwt Ote—ry Mar4w*(» llRSt — C lfHN teterlir SmwiII.i Unto MM OHh W Or. t—ter* SA 1471 •OAT TtAIlM MANUSAOTVIINO Tart* - AuNMriN — t*salr* lit la.ral Af*. Iuter* SA 347IS WIU PRIIUHB Sanford Second In FSL Hitting McCnllty Wtll Drilling YAZOO BSIRLIT WATtt SVIT1MI m •Aim AND IUVICI w a—e Walic — 7* 4" O as—a ™ .U auas ^ - A*— rorms nvmvi wrwmB Water SiirD teJ Or1*4*. SO M ill Sanford ended up second hi the club batting honors during the first half of the Florida State League season. The Greyhounds slammed too ball at a .IN clip, 11 points behind Lakeland. In individual batting honors, too only Sanford batter in tht top ten was Bolivar Hinojosa with a .US svarage. Tha leading hitter during tbo first half was James Norwood of Leesburg with a .asa average. Hospital Notes Mary Irene McLeod, Sanford; Dunloo Beggarly, Sanford; Mlriaa Van Duyne, Sanford; Sandra Wif' gins, enterprise; Thomas Gracsy, Sanford; Marjorie Fairly, Sanford; VAH-l of Sanford Naval Air Sta­ CathsriM Bruce, DeBary; Bonnie M is s — taHSft Nathalie O* OaSv tion wtro too roc-At winners of Stetoruck. Sanford; H uai Lora Use the Forrest si Captains Volleyball Cooley, Sanford; Joseph Benton, cap before Ban Hansen and. Jim 1177 I mM Sts. Trophy, Gentile each drove to eighth-to­ A presentation ceremony after ning runs. Use game was given and D. L. to the NL, Jack Sanford gave Scott, ADI, received the trophy up only four hite to pitching the on behalf of the team from Cnpt. GtanU to victory over the Cube. Rlera, skipper of the Fomatnl. Bob Schmidt drove to throe runs The Heavy Five team to exp­ with -a homer, and stogln and Wil­ lained by Scott, ADI, and man­ fold, a son: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lie Mays hit his 19th homer. Or­ aged by Li. (J. g.) Don Farter. Bruce, DeBary, a son; Mr. and lando Cepedn's fourth-toning dou­ The team members are LI. P. J, Mre. Freddie Anderson, Lake ble Ued ton score to the night­ Ryan, 14. (J. g.) J. H. Bailey, Mary, a nan. cap and toon too pitchers battled Bni. R. 8. Taylor, M. W. Xing, out on til darkness not to. AMI, J. X. Dlselrod, ATI. B. W, Beatrice Hamps, Sanford; Bella K Roger Craig, making his first Pitres, ADI, H. RaUtdgt, ATI, Conklin, DeBary; Cindy Newsome, start since May a, pitched the Sanford; Elsie Toursau, Sanford; Dodgers to their eeeond-gnme vic­ Mrs. Thomsa West and baby, San­ tory with the help of bomen by ford; Bernice Bsiger, Sanford; Norm Sherry and GU Hodgea (his Sandiy Wiggins, Enterprise; Edna Mist), to the opener, Daryl Spen­ Pearce, Sanford; L ou Hemke, cer and Walt Morya each hk a D e B a r y : Geraldina Braaafoid, two-run bomor to esse the way Sanford: Veritoa Campbell, Baa- to Brain Broalio's ninth victory. A four-bit shutout by Jay Hook ford; Alice Lockett. Sanford; Robort Mahan. Sanfosd; Runic* Sipes, and Wally Post's homa run gave Sanford; Vivian Loo, Sanford; Cincinnati its flrst-gsmo triumph. Rloaaor O’Loary, Sanford; Bar­ Gem Conley iron the nightcap for too Phils wHh toe aid of Jim bara Sullivan, Orange City. Coker's two-run triple and a hom­ JULY 1 er by Frank Herrera. Edith Bishop, Baaford; Ai m s Oertoaek, DeBary; Joyce Ray Boyd, Sanford; Margarot Proctor, Sanford; Ruth Esther Watson. San­ ford; Cornells Deane, Sanford; Janethel Smith, Sanford; Eleanor Rachel Corley, Tangerine; Brenda Services were held at I p. m. to­ Marhland, Sanford; Stanley John­ day ot Briseon Funeral Home, with son, Sanford. Rev. J. T. Adame officiating. Burial Births was in Oeklawn Memorial Park. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Jackson Boyd, Active pallbearere were W. P. Sanford, a daughter. Chapman, M. R. Strickland, Elmer Dismissals Loadquist, G. H. McCutcheon, G. Roy R. Becker, DeBary; Arthur M. Shipp and Judge Fred Wlieen. Collins, DoBary; Rosie DelUager. Hoqerary pallbearere were mem- Longwood ;M rs. Joseph GarU sad bars of the Mon’e Bible Close of baby, Sanford; Oswald M. Spring, Every am Mkea ta bowl oa oas tha Pitot Methodist Church. Sanford; Marie Anns Manley, San­ ameatk-aa-glaaa alleys. Eajey tera; fe rry M. Price, Mims; Edyear qeeta ef taeniae aad fa* wina Stuart, Sanford; Thelma . . . bowl a Ite* or two. Aad, FrankUn, Sanford; Mrs. Gabe De­ bring Ik* family along, tool ~ Vries and baby, Sanford; Roy T. Boyd, Sanford; Ruth H am a, fanChlMroa ' ford;-Hugh Nicholson, Sanford D a v ia . kydramatlc traaamlsaioa specialist at Holler Motor Salts, has Jurtreturned from Jachooavllto where he at­ tended the General Motor* Trainlag School special counts to mod­ ifications aid evorhgid techni­ que! ter traaamlsaton experts. s t .ll MO. SAT. U W W B S i t S d rv iC B BHad Viiia Bgildr Itl! W. K Cl.fc IS. SA 3-7711 Value Sv— Irtieu'M Found in the M O A N IY PAINT A ALAS! WSUi^ * 079*9 PTwSTI HeraM *MS Itectrksi A—U**cm MOSCOW (UPI) - StetomoaU H •J* U i toviat official todtoatM today that eapturod $M spy Ptes» Pitot FraarU G. Powers ^<11 ha triad publicly to e civil SHOOS ■ a scooters — ttt.iiB lisas uo. far. ■WN MOWIRI HI U *-|»rl*|i a StMtte* I M.S., Power* Trial T o ! • Public _ t t i a w t s veu r* ' N O TIC E l*». Is. »—ter* SA 34711 FOB TMB MONTHS OF July and August THE CARPENTERS LOCAL SS7I WILL MBET ON TBB 1 * nnd Sri Friday, of Um Month R It M iw i �f? -- * 1 i. 1 - Tiwi. July 8, I960—Pag# 2 •caT erl Wffi Wrrall Cynthia Celebrates Cut Those Calories, Birthday A t Use Cottage Cheese Home DemewstraUen Agent How to cut calories it ■ favorite topic of conversation and that's Miaa Cynthia M. LeFila cele­ when cottage cheese cornea into brated her 14th birthday with ■ its own. party at the home of her par­ Cottage cheese from skim milk ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Robert It. i* low in calories. Some of It eonLeFila, 1T15 West 3rd. St. tains a small amount of cream The theme for the celebration added to improve flavor. In any waa "A Party In Mawati." The case, it is lower In ealorie valut rarporte of the LeFila home was than cheese made of whole milk gaily decorated with fish nets, or cream cheese. palma and other tropical articles. Since cottage cheese is also high Upon arrival each guest wa* in protein, it may servo aa a sit>given • Hawaiian Lei as a favor stantial part of the main dish of and lo wear during the festivi­ Ihe metl. Most important nutrienta ties. Refreshments of rake. nuts, contributed by cottage cheese are mints and punch were served. calcium, protein and riboflavin. Those attending were Mary Jo Cottage cheese serves well at Meeks, Mary Ruth Silvers. Joe an ingredient in casserole dishes Bogeajis. Mike Wolford. Wayne or In cold aaladt. Or serve. R Stanktewici, Angela Hunt. Martha plain as an accompanient to any HoMItxell. Skip tthy and the PAST NOBLE GRANDS C LUB OFFICERS were recently installed it) a meal. Here is an excellent salad honoree, Cynthia LeFila. that "tastes like spring": ceremony at the home of Mrn. Eileen Rector, incoming president. They SPRING GELLED RALAD • will take over the duties of their offices at the beginning of the Fall term. Place an ex tra handle on the Make up 1 package of lime gela­ Mrs. Mae Myers, left, installing officer is shown presenting the gavel to screen door low enough for chil­ tine. using », eup ginger ale In­ Mrs. Rector. Other officers ore Mrs. Bell Futrell, vice president and Mrs. dren to reach, They will enjoy stead of cold water as suggested May Rubow, aecrctnry-treasurcr. coming In and nut of the house on package. Chill until syrupy. without the aid of an adult. ' Add 1 cup cottage eheeae. Boat until light and foamy with rotaty In ancient Rome, a girl who For wall*, it’a a good rule of beater. thumb to pin up a big sample of married In any color but white Pour into refrigerate tray with a eolor, study It from acros* the wa* believed to hava doomed the Ice cube sections removed. CUB. room under daylight and then by m arriage to misery and unhapCut in rectangles and servo on lampllght. | pines*. During this time, purity Mias Elisabeth Dunn and Miss daughter* of Mr. and Mr*. F. C. chicory nr lettuce, Garntah with I also waa associated with white. Jeanette Rivera of Hampton, Va. I U°ng and Miss Connie Seller*. orange slices. were recent gucMa at Ihe home I d*UKhl«r of Mr and Mr*. Cecil 1 Sellers, left Monday for two weeks Over half-*.million teenage g ■if Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Dunn. at the girl trout ramp, near Oca­ marry In America every year. The Dunn* attended a family re­ la. A group of children have re­ union at Ihe old home place in j Floral City, during the holiday turned from Camp Enterprise at Lake Junalutka, N. C. This was weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Sam P Smith of 1the f'r*1 group lo attend the camp >ra r- A second group left Charlotte, X. C. plan to make their home in Enterprise. They for the ramp, Friday. will occupy the Canada house <>n MOUJf Of MAI/TV Enterprise St. Mrs. Smith Is (he mother of Mrs. O. H. Canada. Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Bruce an nouncc the birth of a »nn. Jeffrey Craig, born June 30 at Seminole ' Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chap­ Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hrure is man and children of Little Roek, Ihe former Mias Catherine Eman­ Ark. are visiting Mr. Chapman's uel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chap­ ney Emanuel man at their home in Loch Ar­ Misses Linda and Palsy Long, bor. Summer Special Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Vcrahrl Thin Week as their house guest, Mtos Enterprise W.S.C.S.* have Elaine Amatruda of Brooklyn, N. AN 817.50.826.00 Y. Miaa Amalruda, litter of Mr*. Verahel plans lo spend three To Meet Tuesday weeks. Five young people from the The Women’* Society of Chrli Methodist Church left lian Service of the Enterprise \ Ebeneier Monday to attend the week long Methodist Church will meet Tues­ camp, at the Methodist Youth day at 7:30 p. m. at the home Camp in Leesburg. They are Don­ of Mr*. Ruth Ixsng. Mrs. Ida Pad­ na Peter*. Janrt Johnson, Sue gett will he in charge of the pro­ Jnillet, Belly Turner and La Joll- Mil Hiawatha D*. FA I-7TM gram/ let. Hawaiian Party Enterprise Personals ANNIVERSARY PARTY—Membera June were honored by the Starlight] their regular weekly session. The s*J "Anniversary Walts" and were seren You Sweetheart" by Ed Alderman, d freahmenU of assorted sandwiches, bearing the names of the honoreeiJ honored couples are left to right, frl and J.ian Johnson, second row, Libby] ters, "Peanuts" Wilcox, back row, k J Mac McQuattcrs and Boots Wilcox. 1 iraling wedding anniversaries in lenadera at the Civic Center at louplos danced to a recording of Iwith a rendition of "Let Me Call |panied by Vola Laml>ertaon. Reand a large anniversary cake, be served to those present. The >w. Dick and Fay Hnxlon, Hank inn, Lee Wakeman, Flo Me(juat(man. Rece Wakeman, Tom Went, (Herald Photo) Church C alendar TUfcAUAY Mrs. Helen Wolfarth. a misiion-1 ary deaconeis from the women'* division of the Methodist Church,, will speak at the m rnlhly pro-, gram meellng of the W. S. C. a. of First Methodist Church at 10, ■m. m. The nursery will be open. I * Executive Board of the Preiby-! tcrian Women of the Church w illi1 meet at 10 a. m Oflicial Board of the First Christian Church will meet at 7:30 1 p. m. at the Church. CAMERAS ' Photography Supplies 1 • Day Developing Service WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP III «. Park Sanford. Fla. Memorial Gifts for HEART RESEARCH are gratefully acknowledged by the SEMINOLE . DeBARY COUNCIL P. 0. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. |§ j FO R — Weddings B irth d ay s Anaiverearies OPEN Friday Evenings Cleeed Wednaeday P. M. GWALTNEY Jeweler PA l U lt WATCH REPAIRING Wed* Mis* Her i George THANK YOu"—" M l S. Perk MRS. G E « K PARIS Ians GET YOUR BIKINI Dunking time l* her* again. Everyone it hrading for beach**, lakes, pool* or juet plsin swim­ ming hole* — lo enjoy hsthing, boating. watrr-i>kiing or sun-wor­ shipping. Whatever your choice may he, make «ure you’re ready for it with your new swimsuit. So many women make the ml»lake of waiting till they're invited to go swimming before they shop for that bathing suit. And alas, It'g to late — they ran't find what they want. Don’t let thia happen to you — get that new swimsuit right now »o you’ll have It when you need it. Bathing suits will run from one eitreme to the other this Sum­ mer. Hie bikini is bigger than aver !that Is, bigger in popularity —smaller in sue! and there's a new one-piece suit which covers the legs to below the knees. An especially good idea now that twoiirce suits are so popular again i to supplement your rlaaste onepiece with a lively bikini. f Write thank-yon note* for your Mr. and Mi W. Hervish wedding presents as Boon at pot. of Lake Mon| announce the ilble afte r returning from your marriage of il |daughter, Sha­ honeymoon. ron Kaye, to le Doyle Faria, June 11 at 4| m. .. | Half of the women marrying for The Rev. R.| iKale, pallor of the first time marry before the the Nahunta Ihodist Church, age of 70.2 year*. officiated at II [ercinony at the parsonage in inta, Ga. The bride >rn In Brooksville. Fla. SI iat a member of the IMO )olc High School graduating rial |She was an grlive member f Trt-lil-Y Club. Pep Club, Fu Teachers Club and served a| in office aisiit ant. The groom the son of Mr. and Mra. E. Faria Jr., l)0l Park Ave. He] born in Chit lanooga, Trn| and graduated from Seminol* ligh School with the d a is of II lie waa a mem-, her of the Club, Glea Huh and the Trad am. He la pres•otly employi »• the Goodyear Service Store Sanford, The couple returned from a wedding tri( Tenneaset and are now lfvini it 108 East 11th St. la Sanford] Permanent Waves ' •-ft-- MRS. BROCKMEYKR of Enterprise received good will cards nnd letters from *11 over the country on her 90th birthday. She is known (affectionately) by her many friends as "Brokie." She ia very active and until about • year ago, when she broke her hip, even drove her own car around the neighborhood. She started a bird sanctu* ary at the Enterprise cemetery and has n regular feeding atation and bird bath there for the birds and even a guest register for people to sign who visit the birds. * @60 dMQS01i L & tS *u ftk £ | elbMwe! See the and Q uality Compare Homes in fxcivsm n a $174,469.00 . 18 THE 8 A 4 Bedronma, 1 4 2 Baths at moderate coal. You’ll find the biggest bargain of your lifetime BESTBUY IN THE M E D IU M I PRICE CLASS l tf I 9 (p&AAowd& ia Ravenna Park. FHA FINANCING AS L1TTLI AS $ 400 DOWN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY ViaK. our Modal Home and Salas Office an Temple Drive • l.b mi. Waet of Urn traffic link! at 204h 4 Franck. GENERAL ELECTRIC Mnethiy PeyaMnte Like Rant I P A ID T O S A V E R S I (dividends for six-month period ending Itme 30, I960) \ I t happens twicb A YEAR when onr savers MOO*vo notice of their savings dividends. There's nothing like extra c a s h -in the band or in the account —to peck up feelings and bring • ■nSa lo the Upe. Chanccf ana. there's something yon should be saving for, mo —• new cur, n vacation trip, a boose of your own. Why not ■ave here, where yougetpaidlor k? And not juet average pay, either) Our current liberal rats ia non* than you’ll get ia mom other types of financial kntitutiona. . . and you hama the know!* edge that your asoocy ia completely safe. The savings here are invested ia mouthly-iepnynbti home mortgagee —one of the known —and further guarded by sound i for preference/ S h a cm a lu ih ■ CONSTRUCTION CAMPANY INC BALM FA I N N CURRENT RATH 4% PER ANNUM �' 1 ----------------------------------------------. . . vw —' — .. . . ----- * 1 Mr ' ASHINGTON CALLING GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, M ost — Tba Stop divisions that plagua both major portloo aro renting to light tba 4S govorsara attending thla conference canvas the men and the laauaa of S presidential year on which ao much aaema to turn. For the Democrat* It ia tho old North-South dieiaion accentuated by the atruggla over eleil right*. I t U aggravated, too, by the fact the tha two leading candidate*. Bos. Lyndon Johnson of Teaaa and Ran. Jobs F. Kennedy of lfaaaa ebuaetta apeak ao poeltlvoly with tha secant of their respective re­ gion*. The Southern governor*, even aucb s moderate and fair-minded man a* LeRoy Collin* of Florida, have been dlaturbed by what Kennedy ia reported to have told tha Liberal Party leader* In New York—that ha can be nominated and elected without the South. There aaema to be aome question whether he aald elected aa well aa nominated, but tha aUtement yinklaa with the men of tha South. Gov. G. Mtnnan (Soapy) Willie as* took the opportunity a t a pm * conference to say that John­ son canid net carry hla atata of Michigan. This same opinion was expressed last November by Gpv. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of Cali­ fornia, I t I* tha widely held con­ viction of tha northerners that Joknscin, aa the Democratic no­ minee, would go dawn to defeat la tha trig city sUtea which have large electoral votes and would therefore lose to the Republican candidate. A t hla prasa conference Gov. Price Daniel expressed doubt whether Kennedy could carry hla stats of Texas. Us indicated that iy Marquis Childs It would be a close thing and, fol­ Handley maneuver Is bound to lowing the lead that Johnson has look liko another attempt to presgiven In hi* attacks on his rival, euro Rockefeller into line. Thif put the doubts down to Kennedy’s kind of conformity enforced by the youth and Inexperience in the face right can hardly help the party of the world crisis. in tha fail when the urgent need It will be Lyndon to tho end, will be to attract Independent Daniel Implied, and porhapa even voters and marginal Democrat*. to the bitter end of a spilt in tho If for nothing else Nixon will party that could mean the loss thank Handley for making it dear of the election. that ha acted without prior con­ When it cornea to the other solation with tho vlet president. rty, the Republican governors The national linsup 1* a moat va made It look aa though tha unequal one, with 34 Democratic only split waa between all right- and 14 Republican govtmora. I f it thinking dtlsens and a wild-eyed had not botn for tha death of a maverick named Nelson Rocke­ Democratic governor in Maine, feller. Gov. Harold W. Handley of who was suersodsd by* a Republi­ Indiana, who represent* the ix- can lieutenant governor, tho scora trome right wing of his party, would bo 36 to 16. initiated what was in effect a Tho Rockofolltr challenge la, of loyalty pledge to Vico President cour**, more than tho protest of a Nixon. While ha denied that it disgruntled man, an ambltlou* we* calculated to embarrass man, the rich man's Staaaen, aa Rockefeller, that was Its net ef­ hla bitterest critic* would have fect. it. In recent month* the influence Rockefeller arrived at the con­ of the Republican right wing with ference Just in Urns to bo greeted spokesmen such as Handley and by tho news that he wa* the only Sen. Barry Goldwater has made holdout. The other Republican gov­ Itself increasingly felt. On* of the ernors either present or on route Interesting phenomena is that the had signed or signified their In­ young Republicans are generally tention of signing. Declining to more conservative than their al sign, Rockefeller said at his own dera. press conference, with the puxxled The assumption has been that and slightly troubled air with Nixon, once he was nominated, which he meet* question* about hi* would take a strong lino for gov­ Intentions and whether he la not ernment intervention in Various injuring Nixon'* chance* In No­ field* where the stresa on econo­ vember, that his sol* aim is to my of the Elsenhower administra­ bring about a t a critical moment tion has left many voters frus­ In tha history of tho nation and trated and unhappy. Onco fres of tho world a full djscufslon of ths tbo necessity to stand up for Sec­ issues. retary of Agriculture Esra BenAa to the long-term effect of son, he would come out with a Rockefeller’s initial challenge of bold farm program. But Nixon'f Juno g and hla statements since, speech in St. Louie on the national It has hardly escaped the ex­ economy, ridiculing the discussion perienced politicians here that the of rates of growth as "growthmanshlp," a kind of silly game, ha* caused second thoughts about this assumption. If Nixon cuts hit political cloth The other day being aunny and at this stage to fit the right wing beautiful, 1 flaw off to Reno to fright. That’s no fatal malady. and tha Goldwators ho may find Judge n beauty contest for Mill EVarybody baa slagcfrlght when­ himself after the July convention Nevada. ever ho tackles something out of in a difficult eltuation. He will be There waa a great deal of talk handicapped In breaking out into about "why do they choose you lo tho ordinary. So whip up your courage. Nor­ the ground on which he must wage Judge a beauty contest" But I said: mal people go to work In the morn­ the election If he is to win. Or, "Heavenly days, thla la my work. ing. So if you feel abnormsl, why perhaps it should be added, if ha I bate this sort of thing. 1 envy you not become normal again by doing is to win short of tba kind of dis­ people who can alt home and weed what normal people do. That ruptive, disunlfylng campaign, the garden end take it easy. means, go to work, regardless of stirying religious and racial pre­ "I know what It will be like," 1 judices, that would put him under your quivering emotions. said. "Living In one of thole corner For if you go through normal a grave handicap of distrust and luilea in the Mapcs. Cocktail part­ suspicion. motions, you'll soon begin to have Whil* polities in Its mors prag­ ies. interviewing a lot of gorgeous normal emotions and normal matic aspects of delegates and chicks without a brain in their thoughts. beautiful heads." You folks who feel you aro ab­ elections Is what for the most part So, after promising to bring comes out of ths public appearnormal simply need lo act like normal people for a few weeks anrea of tha governors, there l« home a mink coat and a toy fire and then you'll begin to feel like evidence that they ara alio think­ engine, I look off with my auster­ ing some sober thoughts about the ity wardrobe—a dinner Jacket and normal folks. Them is Ao royal road to swim­ deeper questions that underlie a silk bathing trunka. Determined to ming or mental health. You have time of trouble*. Beneath the duti­ make the best• of• it.* to earn both of these by doing the ful expressions of party confidence they ere plainly worried over I must aay this ia one of the beat hard work yourself. m Nervous breakdowns usually de­ whether the next president, be he times of year in Reno. Hie sun velop because of • see saw typqof Democrat or Republican, can cops shone bright on the high Sierra. conflict between two deep emo- with • situation that has ao many And the Truckee gurgled beneath my windows. tloha. These may be desire va. frightening aspects. Mr) Walter Ramage, the Reno conscience. inn keeper, met me at the airport. So get the facia. If you consult "Everything la arranged." he your doctor, write out your com­ said. "You can spend the afternoon plete case to save him time. in your room and—." Then face the issue. Do what you "I thought 1 would rest up for know la the proper thing, even if the Mist Nevada event by lazing It seems like you will die in the around Um swimming pool, Walprocess. You will not die. tar." Mental patients need lo extrov"Are you mad?" said Ramage. •rt thalr attention upon other peo­ BY BENNETT CEBF "The swimming pool Is a m an of ple and quit moaning about themThe question and answer man: lush and lovely things who are sun­ salvos. So Join the "Compliment Q, How can I slop my child ning themselves." Club," which requires you to pay "That's bad?" three honest compliments per day from epllllag food at the table? "The worst thing you could do. for 94 days. A. Feed him on the floor. For that experiment train* you Q. What docs your son expeet Look at it thla way: If you were to think positively and look for to do when he graduates from Judging a cake contest, would you fill yourself full of chocolate virtual Instead of faults and vices. college? MaanwhUe, It takes your attention A. I'll never live long enough •Clairs? You hava to put yourself In shape lo Judge Ihii beauty con­ off yourself. So you will soon be­ to know. to Nevada." come baave and popular and gay. Q. Nurse, has the patient's test. It is important • • • Send for my bulletin "How To mental attitude Improved? It-was a disappointment. But I Provont Nervous Breakdowns," A. Indeed, It has, doctor, hale enclosing a stamped return «u slopped praying for hla recovery saw what ha meant. "I might run and put a few dollara on the veiope, plus M cents (non-profit) and has started praying for your ckjack game," I said. bill to be reasonable. • • • "Not blackjack." u ld Ramage Dale Kramer recalls a lima firmly. "Our blackjack daalera are when humorist James Thurber female. How about a nice lemon­ atrvrd a atrrtcb as rewrite man ade In your room and a nap?" "Can 1 have a megasine?" for the old New York Post. Tha "You can have a copy of 'Reseditor bad a mania for abort lead sentences and repeatedly lec­ taurant Guide.' I wouldn't trust tured Jim on the subject. Thur- you with Playboy'." • • • her finally ran thla lead on ■ page one ilory: "Dead. That's Mr. Ramage took me to dinner. 1 what killer Joe Blank was when said, heavenly daya, Walter, 1 police found him In an alley could take care of myself. But be yesterday." •aid ha wanted to show mo tha ■t jW .d eo tp i can holp ymHsy dl reeling year thinking along tho . right channel*. But you must then ' msko the plunge, < ' Wouldn't It he silly for Harris to want his doctors to loach him le swim, but always refuse to got Into the water? - Nobody can teach you (o swim. ■ Neither could I do Harris' swim­ ming for him, nor can anybody •Iso, doctor or layman. For "swimming" Is always an , Individual task wbltb the swimmer hlmaolf must perform. ; Tho um o thing In true In mental But millions of Amsri cans still aosm to think tho doctor can do their mental "swimming," aa It were. So atop coddling yourself likt that. Instead, gst Into motion. For normal motions will soon lend (o normal emotional 'But I'm afraid to go to work," Harris, protested, trembling. "1 Just can't do 1L" , Why can't ho do It? Ha's ablebodied. But ho simply has stage- a are mostly easy-going, and they make friend* "quickly. We first "discovered' this tiny Island—of. fielally known aa Fort Myen Beach—last December when w* parked our trailer hero for tlm winter. # Juat behind the Barrows I found Celita Pike, 71, on her concrete patio knitting a sweater. Mr*. Pike, a former tehool teacher from Wisconsin, aaid the got nearly 100 messages from old friend* inent home ia a 60- after 1 told her story aome time parked in the shade ago about how she live* "ilka a Ive Australian pines at millionaire" on a total incoma of mut Trailer Park, 6143 a month. second fully-furniah- “But I didn't get any proposal* 16-footer. Thla they’ve for marriage," ah* aaid, chuckling? is the street along the "I did, however," the added, "find bcach| ity come here by day two old gentlemen who play my stay overnight—Juat gam*—pinochle." —10 to coi jta the tropical breezes Jim McDorman, who owns the the waves of the Gulf Red Coconut, had a surprise wait­ and at thflr door, coolly ing for ua. He had reinstalled our s come front Boston, aluminum home right at tha Tho lemblea Sen. Leverett water'* edge. He looked 10 years Bob, Salton if Massachusetts in younger than when I saw him six inerismi, retired five monthi ago. Then, he had Just looks a district kales of- "retired" after selling out hie 1 ^ yeare lour A Company, and ternational Harvester dealership flcial Iturned sold hla home and near Columbus, Ohio. took ol Now he's working twice a t the lawn chaira by Wo talked about poll- hard—and thriving on it. tho wa< of our Union and Another old friend stopped by— tics, «ral. Other people Charlie Tucker, who, with hi* things slier colony would Mrs., had come down here a few from year* ago from Evansville, Ind., up and krrowe: "I see you're to find peace of mind. They found back at | summer home . . snd me, it wae like it—and a nice financial return, For _ old ho ek. Trailer families too. The Tuckers opened up a draaB shop and butineee boomed. Then, on (he tide, Charlie fixes refrl. gcralors. But there la still plenty of timo to fish, or to ait on the porch of their bright yellow little home and study the once-nearly* An ad. nt is needed when extinct exotic roseate spoonbills. a machim Ing too fast or too *The bird* glide onto the island in rating too high or flocks now. slow, or "Next time you come down," king a vibrating Tucker too low, said, "we'll go ta rp o ^ nolso wh ■hould be running fishing by moonlight. You h sv e n ^ made by turning lived until you've done that." smoothly, a screw, 1 don't know . . . I'd aay that is which way to just being down here It livin'. The qu This can ba dis­ tun: tho and error. That covered I screw ia turned Ban Reds, Women is if, wh « t faster instead the mach DALAFIELD, Wii. (UPI) — of slower, paratas higher in- The raconteurs, an all-male Wit* or the vibrating cousin writers organisation, Mon­ stead of noise inen instead of lessen- day shouted down suggestion^ ing, tho a Is being turned in that wives be allowed to organisV the wrong tlon. a women's auxiliary. Herbert P. When thi s been discovered Schowelter of West Bend called can be made by the idea “tantamount to allowing the adjust r in the other Communists to join." turning tb far in the other direction, B It be turned? It direction a! tha machin a ao slow that it •tops, or n what it 1* supposed to hit! scrapes something It should n crape, or the vl-1 brallng nolii a down to a m ur-, • no longer .is' mur indicatli machine, then ray- power been turned too the screw far. The next is to turn the •craw grad firat in on* difaction and n In the other, listening ca ly to catch the Mtal speed Iht and vibration, lot someho ■pita of the adhutment, thi peration of tha machine will far from par(set In fact adjustment has made the t le worst rather than better. Ibis will )act critics who wW offer ad none of it helpful, They ik sadly at the prison matin, le adjustment refloating that knows nothing •bsat marhi and should nerif have be* intrusted with It. Tl* machim >w will operate very badly a t all. So the only thing iefi to appeal to a perssa gifted making ndjustraentt, as hai is that may ba 114 N. Park Ave FA S-44BI on oaf* pride. tstophar Billopp Billopp by Stan Delaplane POSTCARDS Try And Stop Me by Ed Koterba I8LAND, Fla. — Bob | Barrows latched their on their bicycles and fved a t their turnmer a quick trip. Their hon vaci ee le 100 yardi away. " Barrows told me, 10,000 miles trying sal placa to apend a <ow ha laaned back in air and grinned. "Thla hie year nd It—right across the C WORRY CLINIC bvDr.G.W.Crane <•' CASE F-4U: Harris V., aged S4, •. is a neurotic art student. ' "Dr. Crane, I was discharged - from the army as n psyebeneurot • le," he began mournfully. "Since then, I have spent over " !1,0M going to doctors. But tbty , . till mo they’v# done all tbty can ..to t me. 'But lUU I sit around and try to analyst myself. I guess I think too . puck. But I keep hoping I ’ll find pom# doctor who will cure me. "Then 1 can get a Job and live like norms! poople. So can you euro m ot" . No, I can't cure him any more than hla ather doctors could. For . we doctors don't cure you, anyway. You must cure yourself! And Ibe ricans leant that aim- IINGTON FACT O R FABLE? new room with men waiters. "Shall we hava an apenltif be­ fore dinner?" I asked. "I'm afraid not," said Ramage hustling me by the cocktail room. "We have Juat put our cocktail waitrtaies into new costumes. Long mesh stockings and sequins. You know what 1 mean. 1 wish you could see it." Through the door 1 caught a glimpsa ot tho mesh (lockings. Three Minutes A Day By JAMES KELLER Over emphasising civic faults and ignoring good points Is a mis­ take made too often, according to former Park Commissioner Robert Moses. After completing 94 yeare of public service under four New York Mayors, Mr. Moses said: "This Is a highly vocal and criti­ cal town. It allowa the critica to play up everything that Is sensa­ tional and harmful to It* reputa­ tion and minimizes, if indeed it mentioni at all, its axtraordinary dally achievements and triumphs. "It tolerates blackmailers and slanderers in the name of news and tele its virtue go unpublished •nd unsung. . . It's a falsa mod­ esty which makes no sense and does us no good. One who is reasonable and Just is pleasing to both God and man and achlevea far more then sterile, unfair fault-finding. Keep a sense of proportion by acknowledging the good points ot government a a wall aa by doing somathlng constructive to nctlfy defect*. "Thou shall not p an by If thou aeeit thy brother's ox or his sheep go astray: but thou shall bring them back to thy brother." (Deuteronomy 22:1) Grant, O Lord, that I may be quick to praise and alow to criti­ cise. Everybody seemed to be hiving a wonderful time, Ramage aat me with my back to the door. "We get a lot of low-cut eve­ ning gown trade," he explained. "Keep your eyes on the mouitalni. It’s a beautiful view from her*. Wow!" "What happened, Welter!" I asked looking at the Sierra. “Don't look around. Marilyn Monroe Just camo in. She’s nuk­ ing a picture up here. What a dress I" "Could you describe It lu ms!” I asked unhappily. "Bring him a steak," said Ram­ age. "Well done." • • e We left through the kitchen. "Yin can got up In the service elevator," said Ramage. "That way you woal meet anybody but the bus boys. There’* TV in your room." "How about aeeing the late shov In the Sky Room?" I aald. "I dont want to watch TV." "Tut tut," he said. "The Skylelt are dancing tonight. The lest look lng chorus line in Nevada. I wish you could see the outfit*. Moat of It we have lo do under blue lights. Sensational." The lata late show on TV was a rerun of "Air Foce." The first pic turc eve made without a woman In the cast. Britain Protests Cuban Seizure LONDON (UPI) _ Britain la aendlng a strung proteat to the Cuban government arainat tha aelsure of tho Shell Oil refinery plant, the Foreign Office aald to­ day. The Foreign Office spokesman ■aid instruction* ara being lent to the ' Britiah ambassador In Ha­ vana, Stanley Fordham, "to lodge a strong protest to the Cuban government against tho oction taken against tho Shell refinery." The protest will be made in writing, the spokesman added. The Real CARRAWAY McKIBBIN 2 * 3 * 4 BEDROOMS from r i l l i An Entire Repertoire of Songs YOU CAN PLAY ALL KINDS OF MUSIC ON THE MAGNUS (h u o H o KE FRONT ELECTRIC CHORD •IN Baafarfe nux -I ! fin ll P a c e 4—Tuoa. J u ly 6, i9 6 0 community / aiMbww. aeisos *** m w is w VI I. ovem na, c» c s i .ia r r u s a •ooSMy Mttoe -a > ■4 1-Vaar r atttrm rale • Xm i Ss • Is s lll eilA* ms US Of Non |B eowtaal* Canals 4AM I h a s OJOO 0 SSaalAa EM a MaatAa S MaalA r The nukes Build: s iis c s im s s U T K S . % fPbnjfn of.Good Taste * BANK their savings All S ilw f l l J I I Year ATS e MaatAa EM ■ Maalba Im I MaatA Aa paM ia lllneae of the people at the bank tha oleaaanteat kind of dealinfxsavings backlog here at our bank! THR SANFORD ATLANTIC ef Any asaUrlal, news w Advertising, ef this edition of P he reproduced Is M y manner without Ike publisher e f The Harold- Any individual aucb rtproductiea will be censMend at in. dfc copyright a t i wtU be held liable far ’ R A T IO N A L I BANK M l. i •r1 1 if- I �It • » T um . July 8. 1980—Page 8 S f* (Dsunh Obb y : DEAR UNDECIDED: Lying is not a ‘'disease"— it is a symptom. People lie because they feel inferior, inadequate and insecure. If you love Elsie, try to help her. Lying is eurable — only if the liar will make a sincere effort to help herself. • | m ll * DEAR ABBY: I was married three weeks ago by our minister in his small chapel. I knew at the time that I was at least two months* pregnant, but I didn’t advertise the fact. I am telling everyone that we were married three months ago by a Justice of the Peace in a small town near here. (I made it up because of the baby coming.) I want to know if anyone wanted to call up the Justice of the Pence in that small town and nsk him if he really married us. would they be able to find out he didn’t? WORRIED BRIDE DEAR WORRIED: Possibly. There is nothing confidential about public records. It would be un to the Justice of the reace td DEAR ABBY: My sister has two big, strong, healthy daughters, 16 and 20. They both live at home. The older one has a job. My sister’s home is as‘beautiful as any magazine picture, but if you walked into the girls’ bedroom you would get the shock of your life! It is *s cluttered as a pigpen. Clothes piled everywhere. Petti­ coats standing all around. Shoes all over. Cosmetics and magazines enough to fill a store. I asked my sister why she per­ mitted this and she said she was through tnlking her heart out. She says she shuts their door and pretends the room isn’t there. Don’t you think she is wrong for tak­ ing this "don’t enre" attitude? Shouldn’t those girls be made to clean up their room? Don’t print my name, just your answer, as I have been told already it is none of my business. CONCERNED AUNT S • • • DEAR AUNT: Your sister has ap­ parently made her decision, so don’t stir up trouble where there is none. Personally, I would see to it that the girls cleaned their room and kept it tidy. But the home isn’t mine, neither are the girls. And may I remind you, neither are they yours. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "LOSING THE BATTLE:’* You signed yourself appro, priatelv. A man has been known to di­ vorce his wife—but he has never been known to divorce his mother. • • • If you want a personal reply from Abby, write to her in care of this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. She answers ALL letters. During Summer u » If you cannot tolerate anything but very light meals in summer, than you can make up for this by taking high-potency aupplement capaiiies, which provide the ten essential vitamins and are design­ ed especially for those lacking the energy to "go" as always. (If you would like the name, send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope with "Vitamin" written on it.) ■.Pure It. Solitary 31 Dedicate 31 Arabian 34. Put os 31. Orifice tr.MeUM* rock* 31. Of the M l SI. Uncooked S I Many sided figure SO. Reptile SL received beforehand S I rnnlfsseue shrub Sf. Beattie 34. Law (Du. .vast SO. Wandered 41. Dittoed d l African riverbed d?. Drygaeda 41 Ireland d O & fi! dO. AI fruit 1 1 COwna T. slow rone IA •.Large volume 31 Female U.&Z. worthy 3 1 Behold! 30. Reply 3L Royal Air Force febbr.) Tensions ssp your energy end "1 am exhausted" is a complaint heard every day from women in the home, office and factory. Espe­ cially is ihis true of the "afterforty" woman, who needs hsr en­ ergy whether she la a career wom­ an or Just "drivsa the car to the station." So, check your energy, won't you? Actor Has To Meet Public To Push Shows, Madison Says HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Guy Madison thinks acting has reached the point where the star of e TV series has to go out and meet ths public In much the same way as • politician campaigns for votes. The actor doesn't have to kiis habits, hand out cigars or make spesebes, but be does have to shake hands, answer questions end sign autographs. To merely be e good actor and have a good series going for you is not enough, said Guy — espe­ cially in getting the show off the ground during Us early stages. "You've got to get out and sell yourself and your show on a big scale," according to the movie and TV star. "Sure, it lakes a lot of time and work, but it'e necessary for survival in the business." Madison, who starred for eight years in "Wild BUI Hlckok." his own TV seriss, soon will embark DAILY CROSSW ORD • • till tUHr* ii.«; ” yi» fiftv • TH 1 11 t ‘•53?“* .M any , Turkish S I Mast polio# It. E n d (■cat) 30. A ffine IT. Soli d l Likes <**•> Television to reveal or conceal the information. Watch Energy Do you feel that you have the seed of Inere* led energy, espe­ cially in the summer? This is the No. 1 com pi ilni of the "after forty” woman summer or winter, although, of course, the heat does nhaust your supply more quickly. It la natural that your appetite will fall off ia the warm days, but you will neod more than crisp, cool aalads. Often they lack the vita­ mins, minerals and calories which are so vital to your well-being. In hot countries the food is always generobs, and la hot both in cal­ oric heat and "tasts." This la be­ cause energy ia netded to with­ stand the heat of tho tropica. You cannot go about eating cold foods and drinking cold concoctions and have energy to live and work. Ealing generates beat, so one good idea la to change your meal­ time routine. Have your hot meal later In the evening when you are cooler. Tbia la especially desirable when meat ia your main dish, as meat generates more body beat than any other kind of food. Drinking plenty of liquids In warm weather keeps perspiration flowing, thus providing the body with a natural ‘‘alr•condltloning,, aystem. It la equally true that many of the Important vitamins are water soluble. The nutrition ex­ perts of the Upjohn Company, whera research on this important on this important subject of "ansubject of "energy" goes on end­ lessly, say that soma ef the im­ portant vitamins may be washed out of the system when your intako of liquids Is high. One way •round this problem Is to take a hlgb-poteney vitamin aupplement •very day. M I.B B E X e R ' /W H A T D IP YOUR l MOM SAV WHEN V S H E SA W YOUR K ^T O R N S H I R T ? By Abigail Van Biiren DEAR ABBY: What is wrong with a person who would rather lie than tell the truth? I thought Elsie was the roost won* derful girl in the world. Then 1 started to catch her in all sorts of lies. 1 found out she was a housemaid instead of a steno­ grapher like she said. She told roe her parents were dead—I found out they were alive. She said she was born in one place— I learned she was born some place else. When I catch her in a lie, she readily confesses and feels ashamed. I love this <.1 girl, Abby, and was considering marriage. But how can I marry her when I can’t be­ lieve anything she says? Is lying a dis­ ease ? Is it curable ? 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Miss Ainsworth, an agent-direc­ tor, "discovered" Madison through a photo in a Navy magazine in 1041 when he was stationed at San Diego. She launched him on his acting "Apollo With a Gun" Is rerun career, at first with David O. S tir nick. Madison's screen credits in on ABC’s “BugerfoouC "Lsraml*" on NBC repoate elude such all-time film hits as "Since You Went Away,* ’and "TO! "Dust at Alta Mess.” Half-hour dramatic films culled the End of Time." Madison's stage credits include from flits of sevsral TV antholo­ "John Loves Mary" and "Dear gy ssrits malt* up "Gas Com­ pany Playhouse" which fills In Rulh." Guy credits much of "Wild Bill's" NBC’s spot on altsmate wssks. tuccstt to ths P. A.'t he made Ths first is “Three Dark Years” in which Barbara Stanwyck gsts throughout the country. In the beginning, Guy said, he even with a lawyer who sent h*r really "look to the road" to get to prison. Every other week this serin will bear ths title "NBC launched. "I think that an actor can't sit Playhouse" beiinning July 13. back anymore and rest on the Gussts on the repeat on NBC's publicity that comes out of Holly­ “Tb* Arthur Murray Party" era wood," he said. "And, it's a tough Mari* Wilton, Jtannle Carton and Robert Q. Lewis. er grind. "The Comedy Spot" on CBS "Doing a series is plenty hard work. When you’re ebooting, it's offers Michasl O'Sbta and Vir­ 10 hours a day out in the sua, ginia Mayo. with IS reflectors hitting you in Ths first drama on th* new CBS "Diagnosia Unknown" hour Use face. "In the first year of ‘Wild BUI' la “A Caaa of Radiant Win*.’’ I still got in IS wetks of P. A.’s Th* mysterious slaying of an when I wasn't shooting.* I ap artists' modal turn* up thrs* suepeared in markets, parks, thea' P*ct* and a radioactive tooth­ tars, department stores. It was brush as a clut. This replacss like a hectic whirlwind .political Garry Moors’s show for ths summar. teur." In one department store, Guy said, be sew some 30,000 to 25. Baiweea • sad 10 aiUlloii Ame­ 000 people within a six-hour period ricana a rt suffering from dis­ —shaking hands, answering ques eases ef the heart and circula­ lions aod signing autographs. * tion. Puadamsntely. Guy noted, the P. A.’s ere good pubUcity — but there's .another aspect. "Through ■ P. A. you can really tsU ia a hurry bow valuable you TREATSB •re," the actor said. "You won't come away frees a P. A. with many doubts." NOW SHOWING Guy doesn't put much faith In OPEN 11:45 "the ratings" as e criteria of th e ' success of a TV actor. "What really counts," be con­ cluded, Is what the public thinks of you." Wife Believes Famed Frogman Not Dead, But Captive Of Russians By PAUL R. ALLERUP DOVER. England (U P l)-M ri. Margaret Crabb, divorced wife of famed British frogman Cdr. Lionel (Buster) Crabb, who Is listed offi­ cially as dead, is sure he is alive. She thinks he is working for the Russians somewhere behind the Iron Curtain—unwillingly, but per­ haps not loo unhappily. Mrs. Crabb, an attractive, 44yesr-old brunette, does not accept the British government version that Crabb died April 19. 1936, while diving near a Soviet cruiser in Portsmouth harbor. She said the headless, handlesi body of a man in a rubber frog­ man’s suit that was found 14 months after Crabb's disappear­ ance, and ruled by a coroner's Jury to be the commander's, was not his body. "They showed me the corpse and 1 do not believe it was Lionel," she said. A recently published book makes Ihe sams claim and has stirred up the Crabb mystery all over again. Mra. Crabb goes along with the book. Written by Ciech newsman J. Bernard Hutton, the book "frog­ man Extraordinary” claims docu­ ments and photos smuggled out of Russia prove Crabb did not die that day in Portsmouth harbor hut rather was captured by the Russians. On the day of his disappearance, Ihe new Russian cruiser Ordihonikidie, which brought then Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev to Britain for a visit, was in the harbor. A widely accepted, but never officially ac­ knowledged theory, was that Crabb went down to inspect it. Hutton says in his book that Crabb was liken alive and now ia in Soviet hinds, training Russian frogmen. There Is a photo of a man In Russian naval uniform that llutlon claims is Crabb. Mrs. Crabb (old UPI in sn inter­ view that "The picture looks very much like Crabby, lie is thinner, but that's only to be expected. J believe it is him." The claims of the book "ring true" to her, she said, adding: "Many of the remarks attributed to Crabby were Just the kind of remarks he would have made." She ask) she knew "he would not have stayed in Russia or worked for them unless he was forced." But she added, "Once he knew there was no chance of returning home, his actual love for the sea might easily have persuaded him to instruct Russian naval cadets." Mrs. Crabb, who divorced the frogman prior to his disappear­ ance. was interviewed In her clifflop home at St. Margaret's Bay near Dover, where she lives with her 14-year-old son, Mlcharl. She supports herself and son working as a typist In the government'* customs office here. She does not plan, the said, to take any steps to prove her former husband is alive, or to seek his return from Russia if he Is. "I am happy," she said, "to be­ lieve he Is safe and well." "I cannot bring myself to think Ihe Russians will ever let him come home," she said. The British government plans no action in the rate, foreign Secre­ tary Sclfryn Lloyd told the House of Commons, when questioned about Hutton's claims, that there is no reaaon to doubt the curoner's verdict that the body recovered in 1937 was Crabb's. Shattering Screams HOUSTON, Tex. (U P I)- TWo elderly widows, Mrs. Ann L. Bias­ ing, 64, and Mrs. Irene West, 63, frightened a burglar so much with their screams Wednesday he dived through a closed bedroom window to escape. fV Tonight w Uaaai Coat MONEY! CAU4 FA 2-8627 CIRCUS or HORRORS '» • v \r ; F E A T U R E : 1 :8 8 • 8:81 8 : 1 4 . 7 : 1 7 • 9 t4 0 THE PAYOFF B y SAKAEB n i l a«a TOMORROW MORNING DOORS OPEN 9:30 A. M. Show Start# 10:00 A. M. WONDERFUL NEW GIFTS EVERY WEEK. 39 i .% _ — ji ia 1 >OR«Y%W IR t OUT OF THE •*PECIAL'-V 4AMTA TRY OUR CHOPPED TENDERLOIN DIMMERIT’* ONLY # 3 I f 9 Woman To Try Glide Over Everest LONDON (UPI) — Britain’# leading woman glidar pilot, Mrs. Anna Burns, 4.1, ia planning to glide over the world's highlit peak, 29,000 foot Mount Everest, next year — n fast that has never been attempted. With her husband, D*nnl»; a phytic Ian, Dr, Bronnlg Jam**, and lAindon dfnliat Henry Pittroch*, ah* i* ••ttlng up a truat fund to finanra tha *ip*ditlon, Tha coat ia estimated at between 914,000 and 926,000. Permission was given by the Nepal govarnmant for ah attempt this year, but fundi ware not available. The party would uaa a field near Mount Evareat at Pohkre, which ia aoma 25 mile* from tha Annapurna p*aka in tha Himalayaa. Pittroch*, would al)lp out hia privet* plane, a Mile* M*as*ng*r, to towr th* glidar aloft. Three glider* would be taken along, in­ cluding Mr*. Burn*’ own machine, Skylark HI — ona of tha moat modern available. Supplies of fuel would have to be taken up to the graaa eattla patture which would aerve aa tha airstrip. It is estimated tho fuel would cost 12.Ho a gallon. Spe­ cial radio direction finding equip, mint would have to be installed to "horn*” the pilot. Pittrocbr-, who la 90 and has b**n a pilot for fiva year*, said: "Tha country la barren and haa no feature* on which It ia possible for a pilot to fix hia position. "Thera la often n grant deal ef duet in the atmosphere, ao n pilot cannot a** far b*low. "The cost of taking out nil the At the beginning of this century, ihe average newborn child In tho United States could be espected to live only 4T years. 8UBURBAN TRAIN STATION OF FUTURE will look like this, according to an nrtiftt’n conception whldh ha* the transportation system worked out for tha most modern efficiency. •Vvjf glldara and tqulpment ta high, and insurance charges ap* palling. Ona of ua would gw e a t first to make a monaataaanee.* Tha baat weather condition* probably would ba in Map. ba* fore tha monsoons atari, Not only a rt there plenty e l thermals (upeurrenta of w a rn •lr), but 100 an hour winds atrika the mountain aIdel, than defleet upwards td tre a t height*. Pittroche said, "A glider weald climb fester then an nlrplaaa. Tha out and return should Mb taka more than two hours a t tha moat. It could ho a vary danger* oua trip if anything wont w re a a because tho only place for land* ing ia a t Pohkr*. t-itia NOW SHOWING ‘ AT Vi4f AND UlM ph o n e fa STARRING BILL WILLIAMS CO-FEATURE AT ItU ■ M-a-M peasants ABMIY SmniSBm ■§■ , mtom c*-.ltrri*a | | ( J, f >n n n u «a*M DAFFY - , o r b iit* NOISE WITS | ON IT" VACATION FUN f or t he e n tire FAM ILY! >O N T H I O C IA N at tha air candfflEwad HELD0N m oth HOLLYWOOD MACH, FLORIDA •OAT CIUI9H DOO RACINE NIOHT CLUB TOURS COCKTAIL LOUNOf 1 �I f.r" v-*r- BcHoBBEoS ' jT rS rw ^ -'lS fJ jgB'rni* %9VIUT < «3Tti y* •* f tw te f t P flff* 6— T u m . J u ly K, 1960 |m H g o b ig h t b a c k A N D A PO LO G IZE TDHCBB « a > A N D T£Ll> f f s f h im m x ir e . Z l & y - i S O R R Y r" mbbb, i*m v eo v SOPRV FOR TUB W A V I A C TC O r AND W A M T TO V * — APOLOG 1I 6 j - j g . T H A T * TM*TOOU*1.e W ITH A P O L O G IZ IN G - BIGHTAU. OVER A 3 AIM J GENUINE SLICED LAND-O-FROST s lic e d CHIPPED BEEF 3 f'«•»\* ' l'i rr _____ f T K IL THS M fH A S V S ^ M V P A O T Y W HAT VOU TOLP MT. t a l k ih o t o N oam s T /HOiAH*- SVi oz PKGS Farmer Gray U»S» GovL Grade *A* CORNISH GAME m to 1% LN 24M PMK AVL I ■* * ’ "** . . _ PrirM TToo4 Thro Naoa W«d»«M»r. :■% unto von,* DEfiP ISA SNOW W HITI MAYFAIR DLLICIO U* SMALL OR L A R d OJRO Pl* a °UIT fAMItr JUN6U IWlROLi ____ _ J A MAN NAS IN FPOM TMXt \ / DOnBDRWCWCmiOH. ft H IU KOfiHUl SOUNDS MOtttlW) IK T O rm cm He's the diamond y f i F i p huacktbfJ ou. r o / 7AU..SIBON6 ftUOW. DtCP W . DIDN'T SCC MUCH 'MTSHOPWlHIlAari UN OFHtSfACt.NO*-^----CUT DIAMONDS"MAYW. ONIVOK MAN•**/•••/ l wons ^— aw . 1 ^ - -A wa r e s / --------- - SO—51IM 01661R Tj AND THS/YE ISTWOMtN. • « k60T DIANAf DIAMOND HUACWRS, w a res, y -v ”u' um ELEVEN. TWELVE , uuuuncc W ITH A MUG LIKE MINE... ■ •H E . WETIrT m /JLM « * VALUE Fyn-Tmste INSTANT a e r# * ANGEL FOOD CAKE REG 2 * UC WC SUI LADY FAIR BAR-B-QUf B R E A D -* 19 IOUEHLAMD FANCY FROZEN • o o uaro % v m m • mvstakd | HILLSOAH HAWAIIAN SLICED ■J R ! CIRCUS NUTRITIOUS REFRESHING F F P I S 1® U n L I.n o ^ Q Q c 99 NO. 2 CAN! M fkf W ca2o* 43< O R A N G I D R IN K 1 I FOOD FAIR AND ALL OTHER BRANDI (F R IS K IWiSt M IL K �Use HERALD W ant Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2 -2 6 1 1 Classified Phone FA 2-2611 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tun., Ihra FH. • S P. M. Say befor. ineertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tom., thro Frl. - 'I P. M. day befora ln»»rtlon. Mon. • Sat. noon. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Good Food 2. For Rant 9. Wanted to Root 4. Rtal Estate Wanted 5. Rral Eatalo For Salt L Mortgage l.oana T. Rualnraa OpyortnniliM 7-A Inauranro >. Fomalo Help Wanted I. Malo Help Wanted II. Malo or Fomalo II. Work Waatad It. Plumbing Harrirao IS. Eloclrlral Sorrlroa 14. Build. Paint * R.pair IL 8 social Srrriroa 1I*A Boanty Parlora II. Flower* A I’laata 17. I’alo • Llvoatock • S.pplla II. Machlaery • Toola II. Boats and Motora 28. Aolontobilaa N*A Trallcra SI. Farnltara SI. Artlrloo Far Salo « A Artie la Wanted SS. N o l l e a P.raonalo 34. Loot A Fouad 2. For Rent dhr C L A R K PLUMBING A HEATING Moved to our new location 2464 So. HIAWATHA AVE. FA 2-2.174 Block off Hwy. 17-92 FREE ESTIMATES laff - a - day UNFURNISHED apartmert Kit­ chen equipped Call FA 2-2$00. 2-RF.DROOM garage apt., large living and dining room. 20031s French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3830. 11 I I I 11. Electrical Service* APARTMENTS, clean, large A small, new linoleum, down­ stairs 611 Park Ave. House Wiring — ritctrle Service Sid Viblrn » RANDALL FI.ECTRIC CO. M3 Magnolia FA 2 0913 1 and 2 BR turnished apartments $60 A $63 mo. 3 HR furnished house $73 mo. ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR Ph. FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawitha NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ ished apartment $60 per month: rime in. IP E. Sth. SI. Call FA 2-1233 or FA 2 37*6. It 14. Build. Paint k Repair CARPENTRY, painting, rooting, screening and cement work, FA 2 4(99. 15. Special Services ‘1 22. Article* For Sale PIANO TUNING A REP .IRING WINDOW FAN - in or out, style, with timer. FA 2-3(29. W L HARMON Ph. FA ?-4223 OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb I.*)-A Beauty Parlora THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 204 W. lit. S t FA 2-2*1! rACTORT TO YOU ALUMINUM Beatty Salon VENETIAN BLINDS 2(10 Oak FA 9-.7U4 Enclosed head. Sag-proof botfoon rail with plaitic ends. Plaatfo June A July Specials: Permanents er rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 93.03 A up. 3 Senior Operators, cords. Harriett, Jo Stapleton A Eva Senkarik Gins* and Paint Co. Jo Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4198 Stamp*. Air Cond. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK, 103 So. Oak 1 ROY SCOUT uniform, size 19, FA 2-3742. vrry good ' condition. 99.M, FA 2-4073. Dawn's PLATT.S CARPENTRY Service!, 16. Flower* k Plants new work k repairs. Specialise in Fla. room enclosures. Th. Cut Flower* For Any Ore* non SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2 7416. FA 2-1120 or FA 2-027? THOS. E. THOMPSON 17. Peta, Livestock, Supplies General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs BLUE female Collie. A. K. C. reg­ Roofing k Siding istered. 4 month* old. FA 2-1*33. Phona FA 2 *431 CHIHUAHUAS, A.K.C. registered. LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT FA 2-437*. ROOFING FHA l.oana 7 -5 1JtW, King Feature* Bywdtceta, h t . World right* reeervtd. B. EDWARDS 19. Boat* and Motora BUILDERS SUPPLIES "Back op a little, madam, ao I can get my a m free We Give TV Stamps Gateway To Th# Waterway to writ* a ticket!" 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7*98 Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson S p o rtin g Goods 15. Special Service* 304-6 ( E. 1st. Ph FA 2-3961 7. Buninetw Opportunities 5. Rent Estate For Sale ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state SERVICE STATION: Good loca­ IT'S BEAUTIFUL k Mercury Outboard Motora invoices, hand bills, and tion and well established. In­ pmenti, UNDER PRICED WOODRUFF MARINE r o g r a m s , ete. Progressiva ventory—Take over. Apply 401 Large home with three bedrooms Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931— 2401 French Ave. . FA 9-1392 W. 6th St. and two baths on 2'v lots. Many 206 West tllh St. treea. 2317 Osceola Drive. 20. Automobile* SERVICE CALLS 2200 8. Female Help Wanted LARGE I bedroom, 2 bath bom*. The Biggest Little Shop 1949 FORD TRUCK. IK ton. *1» Garage. Nire yard. Reasonable la Sanford. All Part* And W. 1st. FA 2-9792. equity. 912 Cherokee Circle, WITHOUT NEGLECTING labor G'. ranleed M Days. Sunlend Estatei. FA 2-2339. PLYMOUTH. 1949, excellent con SANFORD RADIO k T ' CENTER HOME ditlon. ( 200. FA 2-88(6. 303 Sanford Ave. FA 2*741 and family have extra money IDEALLY LOCATED! working near home. Avon is Neer Pinccrest school, lovely 9 VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: 20-A Trailers well liked and sell* easily. We bedroom, 2 hath hnmr. Double Repairs and Supplies Electro­ will help you. Ask for home in­ carportr. extra large utility lux, Hoover, Kirby, Rexair, etc. WANTED TO TRADE Real Eitate terview. Manager, Box 216, room, patio, reasonable down No service charge. Work guar­ for a house trailer.' FA 2-0319. Lockhart, Fla. payment, 4*% mortgage. Ph. anteed. Call FA 2-0204. 2-WHEFL utility trailer >30. 123 FA 2 2(31. TUMPS - SPRINKLERS Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2 232*. FIRST $(00 cash will buy $1.(00 An typea and iltes. Installed SHORT OF CASH? equity In beautiful 3 bedroom, S "Do It Yourself" 21. Furniture Who Isn’t? How about earn­ bath home with lake view. Many WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ing about |2 per .hour? House­ extras Including G. E. Built In S T » .N E New 4k Used Furniture k Appli­ wives preferred for good equipment. FA 2-3(72. Machinery and Supply Co. ances. A Good Place To AVON territories. Write, Box 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3 4491 BUY, SELL or TRADE St. Johns Realty Co. 946, Lockhart, Fla. OUR SPECIALTIES — Llfetlm# THE TIME TESTED FIRM Jenkins F urniture Muffler* - Brake Adjustments 40* Sanford Ave. 1U N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2(123 PA 1-T4M 4k Rtllning. THRIFTY SERVICE 9. Mala Help Wanted STATION, Cor. 2nd 4k Palmetto. • BIG VALUES ROSA L. PAYTON DREDGE OPERATOR, FA 2-1(96 • QUICK CREDIT AIR CONDITIONING after ■ p. m. • EASY TERMS H. B. roP K CO. And Associate* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PROJECTIONIST, part time. JPh. 200 S. Park - FA 3 4234 Registered Real Ratal* Broker FA 2-1(82 after *:00 p. m. Ph. FA 9-iaot 1T-M a! ifWwathi WILSON - MAIER KITCHEN TABLE and 4 chair* 33.00; dining room rug 2S.M{ 4 pair draperies 94.00; washmr, Kenmore. used 4 months IIM; utility table A broiler Il0.**t T. V. stand $1.00; 3-pleee tlonal, green $30.00; red ther lilt hack chair $13.00; bed $13.00; Kenmore sweeper $10.00; glider $10.00; electric lawn mower $10.00. Mrs. Baker, 32 Sunset Dr., DcBary. Phene NO $ 4680. GOOD uied frame windows, Jambe and aiiorted lumber. See fo ie man at Nicholson Rulck Bldg. PEAS, Rtackeye A Crowder. P|u FA 2 0415. RKDI-MIXED-KONCRETB 37" Window Stile $1.93 St" Window Lintels 91.13 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. rA 1-3731 SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA !-9*TTt Buckner A Son. A!R CONDITIONER, two-tot »e> tercooled Phtlco model at book value. In perfect condition, may be seen in operation. Phene Midway 7-3074, Winter Park. 20 Gallon garbage eaa 99.$*, met* kits, canteens. ARMY-NAVT SURPLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. 2-BEDROOM home 2062 Hibiscus Court. Mrs. Ilatel B. Moughton, SINGER Featberwaight to rei FA 2-3437. SLEEPING ROOMS, tbo Gablci sible party. 11 payments 401 Magnolia Avo. FA 3-0720. at (910. Guaranteed. Atttifc* 2 - BEDROOM apartment near mentf. Call PA 3-9*21. tchool k shopping center. No 3-BEDROOM furnished home $90 pets please. 2613 Elm Avanue. month. 2336 Palmetto. FA 2-1910 BEAUTIFULLY furnished room MOBILE~liOMES~water k lights furnished. $11 per week. Phone SANFORD hi private home. FA 2-7714. FA 2 0319. RENT or SALE: I room houao; OSTEEN: 1 bedroom furnished 0IJ PI S I P ; l Ml garage; modern; FAI-037S. house. Phone FA 2-4126. (•ROOMS, unfurnished, $7» per / L n Lif. me. 4-Roomt, furnished, $M per SUMMER rate of $53. Large nice unfum. apt. 1700 Magnolia. mo. Phona FA 2 3021. 9-RQOM first floor apartment, 2-BEDROOM house, clean, cool and quiet; garage; large yard. furnished, $40 per mo. StS Pal­ AUTO GLASS New and Uaed Furniture 3 • BEDROOM house, kitchen Phone FA 2-36(3. metto Avo. (It E. First St. PA 1-8*92 equipped, screened porch. Fen­ 11. Work Wanted INSTALLED LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ ced, yard. Low down payment. HOUSEWORK, FA 2-2999. 2-BEDROOM upstair* apartment, Windshield Back C.lasa Good Uied Furnltur# for Salo. ished home UIS Park Ave., (09 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-73(1. ■ir conditioned, $70. FA 2 066$. Door Glass VentGlass CUSTOM Upholiterlng. Free Es­ $123.00 month. Call FA 3-3(31. HOUSEWORK: FA 2 4016. timates. All work guaranteed. PKAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 8ERVICK HOUSE oa Cameron Avenue, East Phone PA 2-7111 or Ml 4-1771. aide between Celery and Geneva 2*A Reach Rentals WASHING k IRONING. FA 2 7061 Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co, J. W. HALL I*_ - Casselberry. m W. 2nd Bt. FA 2 4(22 Avaaue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ — - -------------------------- — 1 M44 French Ave. 12. Plum M nf Service* pliances. School bus atop. Quiet HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—3M RotVuv Uied furniture, appllmcei, fools So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a LAWNS MOWED Power Edgar. neighborhood. $73 per month. eke. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart PhosM PA $-9*41 Beach. For reservation eaU "C al HaR" Jerry Lord, FA 3-321*._______ Phone FA $4143. IK lanford Ave. Ph. PA >-4119 FA 2-0431. 9-BEDROOM, 2 bath home on VAN PELT RENT A BED large corner lot. FA 2-43(7. 22. Artleto* Fer 8*1* WATCH REPAIR RaSaway, Hoiptta’ A Baby Beds 5. Real Estate For Sale Old faahloned csre. Modern equip­ ADD THE EXTRAS: Extra cool By Day, Week or Month Plumbing k Heating ment. Electronic Timer. lake ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 9-bcdrooms; with extra trees; CARROLL'S FURNITURE AIR CONDITIONING FARMER’S AGENCY Beds. Day. Week, or Mootbextra lovely patio; axtra large CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Msry, FA 11911. Ph. FA I-Slll 11$ W. lit 8L PURNITURE CENTER N. V. Farmer, Realtor living mom: extra-GE buity in; 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2 6362 1100 French Avo. Lllllaa Trama WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms extra low cost with no qualify­ Sewinff Mach. Repairs R. IL l**ra, D. H. Whitmore Ph. PA 2 7*33 private baths, U4 W First St. ing. FA 2 70(1. PLUMLTNG ♦ • I t I AIM ALL MAKES 4k MODEI.S Aaecr'afa*. Contracting A Repairs BUNK REDS, twin site, window NICE bedroom, private entrance 2163 S. Park Ave. Pi,, r* 3 3221 FURNISHED or unfurnished 4 Free Estimates RENTALS $3 WEEK fan. 30 1IP Johnson Javelin After hours, FA 2-MK, FA l mr. and bath. Phone FA 4-244$. room house on 2 large lots. I I v i n (, it o n m R. L. HARVEY Motor, automatic w a a h # r, 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) FA 30261, fA 2 3012 (6,700 furnished. Old Orlando 2(4 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2 (113 chrome table and • chairs, uti­ rA 2-3625 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Hwy., turn So. Just past Sirin 3-BEDROOM house. Two lots In­ lity link. Phone rA 3-44*9. Fenced backyard. FA 2 4967. mcycr. New white house. Ph. cluding corner. Full price 17300. FA 2-3671. NEW BOMBS BT I960 BRAND NEW BEL AIR Terms. 603 E 2St*> St. FURN. A pt SOI* W. 1st Bt. P O R T A B L E SEWING MA­ DUPLEX, 1 aide furnished. Each ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor CHINE all attachments 4k guar­ apartment t bedroom. Equity Raymond Lundquist, Asaoe. m ith ' ss n r n n i.it: H K ta iv i antee. Take over payments ef (1600. 2201 So. Park Ave., San­ Nolle. Ii hrr.li>glvrn. that ati.r i-iiii»lil*r»ll«n nt hr FA 2-S951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 17.10. Writ* Mr. While, 303 Weat ford. Florida. FA 2-3876. Wilton R..I ami ll.nra* II.»• far tasoaln* of prop.riy In An.fn.ltat. St.. Sanford. .4 Plat af llrulil Park, lha Samlnola I'uunl)- V.onlha (.'*IU*nlMloO \OTICM o r TMM ADtWTIO* Of A 1 BEDROOM, Irama house. Needs South PiMcrcet will halil a puhlli- haarlli* to ilal.rniln. Ilia faaaltillllr of recom­ nr.snLlTio* ci .imhmj. v s r a r soma repair. (600 down take up We have Just exclusively listed mending In lha Hoard of County Cnmmlaalonara, that all nf l^ila Sell Ua Yeur furniture. Qu'ek Oa Oaee* Reed, Be. ef Bee# T tsa AAll ASASnoMSU TMK 4 Ihrntiah }4 nf Amand.d I’lal of Druid rark. pr.e.nll>- tnn.d payments of $30 a month. Ap­ the finest little 30 acre V a le n ­ Service With Th* Cash. RUPEE STNRKTS At vswr.it iin n r.lv . A-l ha tonad C-J Cnmm.r. lal. Thla ,r.a la Kaal of I’S 17-SI, Waal prox. $3,300 a, ir i. 1 mils north SKUtW At nKtOltlir.il ANII TRADING POST. PA f-*«77. cia orange grove in the county, of Xranrh Atanua, South of Itth Miraat and Xorlh of Onor* shows ov rt.AT o r savii aviso Lake Monroe bridge on 17-92. Straai. 17-99, I mile* Be. ef Be la t us show you thia beautiful srntvoa, to act no. m , as me­ Call Ralph J. Hayri FA 2-1193. I'ulillr ll.arlog will bo hold In th# S.mlnul# County Court lo n ii sets iv rt.AT hook 4. rs im grove, located in th* (Inrst cit-! llou.a. County Conimla.lonar'a Itoom, Sanford, riorlda on Wed­ aa n n i . t r n>:conos o r bkwi* rus area available today. Priced nesday July IS. tssa at 7:Ss r. M. or *a eooe tharoaflor *■ potaClohlnf Coat AN EXCITING OFFER'! \o i.it I'o t'v rr, ri.onniA i thla, at (37,300.00. Terms Available I. Whllflsld Bits.: Naval officer transferred. Beau­ Sainltmla County Honing Commlaalon Contact— i t Oskhurst Btrsst tiful S BR., t hath bom* on bugs Hy Rohart S llrown A i Low Aa I. Rldeewood Street Sammol* County Coning Plraclor fully landscaped corner loll 4. Alpine Blrsst ruhliah Juno S S * July S, tSSa. Flexible down payment. Come I. Arnold A,«nu, North Stenstrom Realty a. Arnnld Aqeuu* Rout h look and you won't leave. t. Tureer Avtniio FA 26113 for appo'ntmcnt. lit N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2120 a. (Irate Annnt i.Ktot T IIK fo i.U M v iN O : VA-FHA, "Open evening* til 1:30 P M." lies In :» feet Kast and IS* f**t South of th. MV rnriiar C. A. Whiddon, Sr. FHA-IN-8ESVICB BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2396 So or PK<« of NK'«. rt.rtlnn II. BROKER Elm Avenue. Writ* owner, J. Tnwnahlp 11 South, nans* 1* W. B. Shippy, Alaoc. Immediate Occupancy W. Huguley, 929 N. E. (th. Ave­ Kast, run Ihtui* K«»t 1SS *1 f»at; Ihasr* South S* f*»t, 902 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3991 nue, Galneavillr. Florida. theme t\ aat ill.U fret, them a 1 Year Paraonnl North a* feat to point of he- 9-BEDROOM furnished home. 2336 fi. Mortgage Loan* ginning, brine nun a portion SatisfActton Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1(10. ef Lot* a, 4, 7 and S Of Work MORTGAGE LOANS A, West Allamnni* Hslehtr, TWO LOTS, 2 room furnished cot­ Section 1, Plat llnnk la, I’as* Commercial and tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 2-3(31. 74, Publla fir. or da uf Semlnula • Quiet CfmmuBlty Conventional Residence County, Klnrlila. WISE and JOHNSON 2-BEDROOM with Florida room. 1*1 this uotlr* he piibltrlird ona Yeur • New G «K Gm t m 431 Magnolia Ph: OA 9 34(1 Fenced yard, i l l Mayfair Cir­ lima within thirty riava fnllnnlng eae full yeur ea tha tha adoption of tha Itaanlutlon In cle. FA 2-M27. Orlando, Fla. rims ef yeur ana l»u* of a aanapapar of arna. ral circulation puhllahtd In tha keck. County. Thla Iko lltb day of June, !t4S. Paal Arthur H. Hath* lilt. Jr. Turn Went Oa 20th I.OW INTEREST RATES i*lark at lha ftoard of County Tu Sauferdl Be Our t'ummliilnnara of Srmlnola 81. F*ltow Country | Already Financed • No Qualifying 9 Daya Aheelutelr Preab County. Florida, Club ltd. A Watch rc n r.ih ’ it j u t . r i t i i lets Without Ohliguriea At Oaa 4M Other Than Your Own Good Credit Ssalurd'a Leudlag Metofo WMfo For Our Signs . . . . You Locate Housing Poe Tea 1 ( Bedroom — 1-2 Bath Mumre ANDERSON'S REPAIR Your Family. Pick Up Rapa A* MUNLANIJ ESTATES end MUlTH I'lNECUEST (•BEDROOMS, H i T1LI BATH 9 with colored rial are*, SHOP Balsa Office! terraaxo fleece. veneris* JiUsd*, rarpurio, err*** forth, • :M A. M. T il Itork (*«% — (% — *',}% INTEREST utility room aad (M y other estraa. SUNDAY General Aulomobilt Homes On* Te Three Yean Old All Hom«* Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warraaty 2:M F, M. TU Dnrfc Repair* IN THB CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCE Dow* Payment* As Low As 9(09 Rafln* Tune-up* Moalhly Pa) mast* As Low Aa 173 AN Work G uaranteed Hwy. 1T-M 4 I M M . FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvilla To 12. Plumbing Services h'rralh 3-BR., kitchen equlpt.. attic fan. quiet neighborhood. FA 2-SM6. 3-BEDROOM, 2 Bath Home. $123 Per Month. FA 2-2339. RESPONSIBILITY: HOMES, DUPLEXES, The Herald will not .bo roaponalbla APARTMENTS for morn than on. Incorrect liwrCONTACT STENSTROM REALTY tlon of yonr ad. and m orroo tha 111 N. PARK AVE. FA 2 2420 Htht to roalao or rojact any ad* Trrtliemant from that ordtrrd to 2. For Rant FURNISHED, clean 1st floor conform to tbo poHclec of thla apartment, lot Palmetto. P*P*r. 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 26388. BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2596 So. FOR RENT: Garage Apartment, Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. 234Vfc W. 19th. Street: newly W. Huguley, 926 N. K. (lh. Ave­ decorated, 4 roomi. $4S plus nue, Gainesville, Florida. ulilitiaa. No children or pets. PINECREST AREA: Clean 3-bed­ Telephone FA 2-2933. room house end 2-bedroom dup­ lex; electric kitchens; water TWO bedroom furnished apart­ furnished. FA 2-4111. ment, 2101 Magnolia, $53.00. Phone FA 2 3931. 2- BEDROOM house, lerratio floors. Fenced in backyard FURNISHED apt. 300 Park Ave. ideal for children. Apply 602 W. 27th. HOUSE, Ml Rosalia Dr. Call FA 2 33(2. 2-BEDROOM unfurnlihed home available now. FA 2-1349. CLEAN modern furnished apts., Ml Palmatto. FA 2-4338. 3-BEDROOM furnished home to responsible parly. $110 month­ NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ ly, lest with lease. FA 2-3888. ment, private bath. FA 2-5303. 3-ROOM furnished garage apart­ 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ment. Water and electricity ped. Phone FA 2-6043. furnished. No children. FA 2-1303 Pays Panforit W all Use Legal Notice The Odham & Tudor Legal Notice Sunland Estate* Herald NEW RAVENNA J O NLY 10 LEFT V ^CO UNTRY C L U B ' PARK HOMES MANOR W ant BEAUTIFUL HOMES *50 DOWN MOVES YOU Ads W« Hav* A Homo For You On* Stock Off Sanford Atewno on 29th Street O D H A M ft T U D O R ; ^ BALES OFFICE RANFOKD FA 2-IM1 J. BRA I LEV OIIHAM. President DtSFUY MOORS 0FBI W. 90*. »t. 9k. FA 1-7*09 P.O.Oon $400 Down GUARANTEE FREE WELCOME IN $10,850—FROM—$69.50MO. t •1 ti I •*i $135 j OPEN DAILY SJu m u u m C—ntmriton Cn* In*. MI Wee* tSlh force* PA S-atM m Seufevd lit. FA M S I I. Bralloy Odham, Ptueidenl - �I fj .7 JJ'£)urjarcrrrr"jfrmnrc'*~ . j "i*. ■; • . • , mmm , Rfc» Radar* frra k ■ i.- 5vv>«Vi>V-*A-**■j : Va>** »i*'*» ■■ * •. •a *•g-w’ • **a Page 8—Tuaa. July S. 1960 W IN CASH BASEBALL • v-' . * •• CONTEST RULES CONTKSH “ a 18 Baseball games scheduled to be played this weekend aaa placed, one In each ad on Ibla pare. Indicate the winner be writing In the name of the team opposite the advertiser's nemt in the entry blank an this page. Me Bcoraa. Jus* ptrk the winners. t r 1 LFREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in ac­ cordance with Contest Rules a t right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. U Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of runs scored in any ona game — by BOTH teama — and plaea this number In the space provided in the Entry Blank. TMa will be used to break ties. a On* entry only to each contestant Entries for thie week’s contest must ba brought to the offica of thla newspaper, er post­ marked, not later than Noon, Friday, July 8th. V a Winners of this woaks rontaat aro not eligible to wto again within three wsokf. Decisions of our eontaat judges am Ami. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK My N— Scnkarik Gkaa A Paint Co. — ..... Winnar........ Chapa an Concrete Products __ Winnar..... CaJary City Printing C o.............„.WIan*r----MeRobsrts Tlra Supply, lac. Winnar....... Carroll's Foraltur# ........................Winnar----Bob Croatky Agency ........— ....... Winnar....... Harry's Bar A Paekaga..................Winnar-----Bursar King ................................. Winnar....... Laka Monro# 1m ............... ............Winnar....... Harrsl A Barariy ..........................Winnar....... Seminok County Laundry............ Winnar----Pinacraat Inn ................. ................Winnar.....Sanford C konsrs........................... W'innar-----San MmE Boatanrant......................Winnar........ HM Lambar A Hardwara ..._......... Winner Allatata Insurance............. ............Winner........ Cavanaugh Tlra Service................Winner— Gaarga’s Tavern ..........— Winner I think............................. will be the moot runs i P IC K TH E W IN N E R S or THE BASSE ALL GAMES LISTED IN THESE ADI. [THEY'RE TO BE PLAYED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AMD SUNDAY — YOU MAY WIN CASH I " Complete Insurance Service" SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK BUILDING FA 2-0375 ha NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. in any Sated game M a il or cS& L RESTAURANT — bring en try FULL MBNU — NOW INCLUDING WINM AND B«1 Telepbane FA *-*H7 ORLANDO AT LEE8BURG (FRL) Pick • Wlawr EveryTime DEMAND SAFER DENMAN es r LEESBURG AT ORLANDO (SAT.) blank to : . tires M T im • C h u iio v in • Recap* (MT Radgat Tarma * Pa y aayaa ride BELMONT *35? Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD PITTSBURGH AT PHILADELPHIA (SUN.) SEMINOLE C O U N TY LAUNDRY Cempkte Laundry Stnrka Saailone Cleaning CLEAN WINNERS OF LAST WEEK’S CONTEST: Plaa Tsa UP — P A I N T UP with DuPont Profoaniowtl Painta Outaido W hitt 14.96 Gaiko HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARI COMPANY . I.amtor - BaHdlag Material — Hardwara lU West 8rd M. Phaa FA S-M ST. LOUIS AT L. A. (SAT.) A N C I E N T AGE PlMf CREST OK SEAGRAMS “ 7" WE ARB NOW DOING Other Breads Also Oa Mpeclsl! M 02 1M4 B. FroMk FA B-VtM i AMt*A AT PALATKA (SAT.) Sanford, Florida ENJOY BASEBALL - FOLLOW SANFORD’S GREYHOUNDS • m ir k ami Kkt Waar Our SporiaKy IT . PETE AT LAKELAND (FRI.) *- ^ /a o h q tii JavU M Firat Prise — Ilk — LAMAR OXFORD, 407 Colonial *Way; Socoad Prlae—110—RUBY LANGSTON, JfllO Hlblarua; Third Prim — $6 — JIMMY OXFORD, 407 Cokn^nl Way. Ft— Far Free Pickup Aad Delireey IMPERIAL CORBY'S INN Bachelor Bundles 8 Far 811.71 JCa/ts WlonJwsi Qnn Rauta if .i l , 1% Milaa North et Saalard » FA M I N Fvaak I BAL'ilMOKE AT WASHINGTON (SUN.) P. O. Box 1179 Telephone FA S-841S Automatic Tnnamkakm Spec la Hat REPAIR AND OVERHAUL Ptm Parking We do expert alterations and mending, Call FA 2-8700 Harrell & Beverly Automotive Service NO West Win Street RANFORD, FLORIDA . Sacoad St. Sanford'a OMaat Cleaner* TAMPA AT PALATKA (FRI.) LAKELAND AT TAMPA (SUN.) . Pre-Cast Concrete Material ANCIENT AGE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! Far (ha Da-H-Yenraetf R am Ramcdelee Aluminum Folding SEAGRAM'S 7 For I l SMFf t R€R V hC — r s i* * i r emir « i r a a»- eum It's e • . ALLSTATE u M r x W Ralkbead MRag Life — Aato — Mams — Aaaidoat CHAPM AN CONCRETE PRODUCTS IM M .M LM AYR. PA U 4H DAYTONA AT SANFORD (SAT.) SPECIAL LEESBURG AT PALATKA (SUN.) NOW! Tbkk Shaken Cel ery City P r i e t i e g Co. FISK-AtrfUu Week (tuba type) l O CAVA NAUG H UMK UKNVICH Flak TUa Dtalrihutar !W YORK AT BOSTON (EAT.) 4H% Auto Ftasaekg If Yen R 10% Dana Oa Lav Caat QaaRty Kaa •toaa. Agent — Phesm PA S-T801 — Office la 1M S a m t a b Aearns# SNAPOUTS ’l ^ 4 Pi t» 1 CLEVELAND AT CHICAGO (FRI.) LAKELAND AT RT. FETE (SAT.1 ■Jhg.i___x' L ____ u 4 _ ^ i . 1 : I M A N IT ’S A W HOPPER! FA t-M l Wa Meanfactare to O UI OWN PLANT Carbaa Istarleered aad NCR Rasiaaaa Parma sad Checks H Ma^Unpar to Wamaaaay J a J J a em <M t2£ M M Tent rk Sarrka BURGER f KING *• Vtawll Att, o| ORLANDO AT SANFORD (SUN.) ^ | �Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. said that, bated on figures supplied 'by Mrs. Walker, the county should receive approxi­ mately $1.98.1,800 front taxes. After almost two aad one half hours of listening to budget re­ quests, the board went over the general operating budget which is expected to be approximately the same as last year — $493,636.13. » * '« I f U V 'V I v« CAV. l i s p s V" w s ----- ---------Among the major changes in w Krider made the remark after Last year’* evaluation* were $162 the operating budget will be an th* board agraed to hold the milt million. kvceeate af janltorW eereiee ha the courthouse. I.ast year only $2,600 was spent to keep the courthouse clean and this year the board plana to hire additional help. However, budget requests were the order of the day and the ma­ jority of the office* under the jurisdiction of the commission wanted more money. County Health Director Dr. Clyde Brother* asked the board for an additional $6,000 to employ an extra tanitarian. The current Health <Wp*rtm***4 budget hi $18,000. Rrothem stcsssad Mm need for an additional sanitarian by saying that mort •mphaiii muat tie placed on inspscting restaurant* and eehooli. "Sanitation la aoma of the school* U in Urriblt shape," Brothera said. Raymond Ball, trice chairman of the County Zoning Commiaiiun, aakad the commission to raise the budget of the loning office from $88,449 to $48,100. Included in the budget request was a pay hike for director Holiert Brown from $6,.100 to $7,800. The county agent's office also asked for a budget increase of 82,069.70. The 1960-61 request was for $1.1,609.70. The request in­ cludes a raise in pay for County Agent Cecil Tucker from $2,600 to 8-1,600. The agent also receives $.1,600 from the state. More fund* also were asked for the county home, with an increase front $26,000 to $.10,000 to take care of needed repairs. The home demonstration agent's office asked for an increase front $7,920 to $8,666. The welfare clinic asked for an increasa from $9,000 to $12,000. Civil Defense asked for an in­ crease of fund* from $6,000 to $9,000. • There were alto small increases requested by the circuit judge and eounty judge’s offices to provide more equipment and needed im­ provements. The only decrease in funds wa* front the supervisor of registra- tion'a of flea from $14,006 to $9,42$. The reaaon for the d*> crease is that there won't ba a no re-registration this year. The biggest budget request eatao last week from the sheriff* office when Sheriff J. L. Hobby asked for $144,000 as compared wild $1.11,000 last year. Hobby askad for th# Increasa to giv* deserving deputies a raise. Krider said the board hope* to have the budget to final shape by th* end of the month. Bevan Dies LONDON (UP!) Anrurin Be van, 82ycar-old Labor Party deputy leader, died today aftar a long illness. The fiery politician died at hi* home, Asheridge Farms, Chesham, not far from tondon. VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and continued hot through Thursday. High today, 90-95. Low tonight, 70-75. United Preaa Leased Wire Established itttt WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1000 SANFORD,' F] No Trace BODOE, Norway (UPI) —U. S. Air Force search planes today had covered a total distance equal to three Umea around tha Equator without finding a trace of a U. S. Stralojet reconnais­ sance plane missing with six men aboard. Wage Boost HANK KRAJEWSKI, perennial presidential hopeful for his own "Poor Man’s Party," poses with a porky pal in his slicker-bedecked car. The New Jersey pig furmer plans to visit both Los Angeles and Chicago while a couple other political parties hold their conventions. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Here is how the Demo, crutic presidential race stacks up on the buHia of com­ mitted delegates and known first ballot preferences compiled by United Press International: Sen- John F. Kennedy -— 676 Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson — 209 Sen. Stuart Symington.— 81 Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey —,61 i > Adlat E. Stevenson — 22* 5^-; Another 201 >» votes were pledged to.favorite aona wild 377 were uncom m it led. ' .It takes'761 votes to win th iS o w n au S T * NEW YORK (UPI)-M arine en­ gineers who sail on Atlantic and Gulf Coast passenger and dry cargo ships have been awarded a 6 per cent wage increase, the Marine Engineer’s Beneficial As­ sociation announced T u e s d a y night. ROME (UPH - A aeries of Communist-inspired riots a a d demonstrations today threatened te topple the government of Pre­ mier Fernando Tambronl. Tha Communist Party, which claima Ihe largest membership outside Ihe Iron Curtain, appeared deter­ mined lo stir as much trouble a* possible. 1st Link Finished TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Road Department today announc­ ed that construction of ihe first link in (he Orlando-Winter Park Freeway has been completed. The project,, costing $2,660,339, In- Di voice 6rmnted PORTLAND, Maine (UPI)-Two lime Oscar-winning arlrasa Belie Davis today was granted a di­ vorce from her fourth husband, TV-raovie actor Gary Merrill. The unrontealrd divorce was granted by Justice Charles A. Pomeroy in Cumberland County Superior Court. The 52-ycarnld Seminole will get (25u,ooo from dramatic star also had divorced the program. her three olhrr husband*. Department Director E. O. Rol­ and said Tuesday the counties will Back On Stand receive an additional $384,oou Irom JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The transportation mileage taxes. Dade County will get the most, iroaecution resumed Its questionan estimated $2,742,000 followed ng of Raiford Prison Supt. Deby Duval, $1,070,000 and Palm Witt Sinclair today in the govern­ ment's trial of 14 former Raiford Beach, $1,584,000. guards on charges of convict bru­ Other amounts include! Bay $476,000, Brevard $551,000, tality. The white-haired Sinclair Escambia $906,000, Hillsborough answered question* by defense $1,284,000, Jackson $342,000. Lake attorneys Tuesday and admitted $600,000, Polk $1,331,000. Putnam tear gas waa an accepted method of putting down disturbances by $313,000, Volusia (946,000. recalcitrant prisoners. County To Get $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 In Gasoline Tax Funds Seminole 'County, along with 66 other counties in Florida will get about $32,391,000 la gasoline tax money during the present fiscal year, according te the Slato Board of Administration. NEW YORK (UPI)—Slock prices at 1 p. m. American TAT .................. 90 American Tobacco ............ 56>• Bethlehem Steel ............. 45H Chrysler . . . a . . ; ................. 45H Curtiss-Wright .................. 17H Douglas Aircraft ............... 27H Eastman Kodak .................. 129V4 Ford Motor . . ; .................... 661* General Electric ............... 93H General Motors-.................. 44te Graham Paige ..................... 2 Int. TAT .......................... 40te John*on Electronics .........9S10W Lorillard > ..................... 371k Minute Maid ......... 24^ Penney 43H Penn RR ......... 13H Sears Roebuck .................. (Ste Standard Oil N J .................. 40’x Sludcbaker .......................... Ste U. S. Steel .......................... 7SH Weslinghotue El................... 6ttk f Longwood Council Demos H it (UPI) - Chairman To M eet Thursday G.ORLANDO Harold Alexander of the Flor­ Longwood Town Council mem­ bers are expected to set a date for the paving of Wildmcrc Ave. and also to set up a public hear­ ing for residents to protest as­ sessment* made to property own­ ers on the street paving pro­ ject at their meeting Thursday. ida GOP claims the Democratic Party la now controlled by it* “ ultra-liberal1 element which he said had deserted the South. Alex­ ander, here to talk with Republi­ can leaders, agreed with former President Harry Truman that the Democratic convention ba* been The council will meet at 8 p. "rigged" in favor of presidential m. in the Town Hall. hopeful Sen. John Kennedy. WASHINGTON (LTD - Presi­ dent Eisenhower charged today that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev Is making very crude attempts to interfere in the Ameriesn presidential election. The Prciident told a news con­ ference, however, that he did not believe the Democrats or Reputo llcana were going to try to take advantage of Khrushchev’s Inter­ vention. The chief executive also told re­ porters he would be ready aftar the November election to work closely with his successor, regard­ less of political party, lo provide for an orderly Iransltion of gov­ ernment particularly la the field if foreign affairs. Eisenhower at his first new con­ ference in eight weeks said the degree of consultation with the new president would depend largely on the wishes of his successor. But he said be was prepared to ar­ range for cooperation not only on the presidential level but between members of his cabinet and ap­ pointees of the Incoming presidrnt Eisenhower also made these other high p*ln|a of rfvwsr. /’ He disagreed with New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller that the United States has declined in mili­ tary, economic and psychological strength as compared with Russia. He rejected suggestions that the American economy was now in a recession, saying the only dark spot as he saw it was currently low steel production. He reiterated the friendship lie tween the people of the United States and Cuba, saying that only the inexplicable actions of the gov­ ernment of Fidel Castro was caus­ ing double between the two n a­ tions. He expected lo act later to­ day or early Thursday on the bill empowering him to cut Cuba’s share of the U. S. sugar market or freete It out altogcthi-r. He saw no reaaon for despair he cause of his canceled trips to Rus­ sia and Japan. He predicted that the new president would want to visit other countries and that his successor would not reflect the feelings of the American people unEisenhower's conference cover­ ed a broad range of developments lhat have occurred since before his trip to the Far East last month and aince his last news conference on May tl. He was told lhat Khrushchev might make some radically new proposal on settlement of the Ber­ lin criiis shortly after the elec­ tions. and was asked whether he was thinking of a transitional a r­ rangement with the new adminis­ tration regarding foreign affairs. Building Permits Down During First Half O f *60 CD Warnings Termed Inadequate The Civil defense warning sys­ tem in th# county was termed "inadequate" by CI) director A. R. Peterson Sr. Tuesday. Peterson told the County Com­ mission that he would like the authority to establish 15 small sir­ ens throughout the county to warn citizens in cate of any emergency and asked that the board hire a The North Orlando Town CouncU wa* assured Tuesday night that Improvement of the LongwoodOviedo road it in Ihe 196061 county budget. Commissioner Vernon Dunn told the council that the work 1* budget­ ed at IlSg.OUO and includes work on the road all the way from tongwood, where it is known as Molnar Ave., to SR 419. Plans for a recreational area in North Orlando alto were disclosed el the meeting. The plana will be completed Friday for the area in the shopping center section of the town. A baseball diamond, shuffleboard courts and picnic area will be Included. "Construction on the recealion park will atari immediately after the plans are approved," Vic* Mayor Frank Fasula said. Building permits in Seminole County dropped considerably dur­ ing Ihe firat six months of 19M as compared with (be same per­ iod last year. Figures released by Zoning Di­ rector Robert Brown showed that permits during the first half of ltan totaled >.705.705. During the same period last year, permits totaled (9,267.137. Study Asked In Rail Dispute CHICAGO (UPI) - Four big ejlbroiherhoods of on-train railroad workers proposed today that the complex dispute over the indus­ try's work rules be submitted te a special study commission that would include carrier, union aad. public representatives. Union leaders representing more than 200,000 employes announced ihsir proposal aa they want late ,|ha first preliminary discussion* _ a t natij.iai level on th* controver- A WORKMAN awingn aloft an th# oran# operator raised tha concrete bucket a little too high. Crew* began to pour the roof of First Federal'# new bank on First Street thin morning. (Herald Photo) POLICE LINK arms to prevent unwelcome atrang#ra from getting too doe# to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his visit her# in Ybbe-Peraenbeug, Austria, to inspect n hydroelectric plant. Excessive security mea­ sure* were cause of a general disappointment for tha preaa and led to a unique photographer#’ strike. Khrushchov waa booed for the firat tima dur­ ing his nine-day Austrian visit when he arrived in Salsburg. >4 .(UP! Telephoto) Judo Class Set A Women’! Judo instruction pro­ gram for tb* Lake Mary area will be planned at a meeting tonight te tha home ef Mr*. Ann* Alex­ ander an 4th St. in Lake Mary. Everyone Interested should be at Urn meet teg at T p. m. CD deputy un a full time basis. The board asked Peterson lo toturn next week with a complete study on where the sirens would be pi*red before reaching any de­ cision. They also postponed artlon t ihe hiring of a deputy until that lime. i'rit-r.un told the board that he would like sirens placed io Lake Mo n r o e , tongwood, Cliuluota, Oviedo and other communities in the county, He estimated that Ute eost and installation of the sirena would be approximately $2,500. However, Ibe board questioned whether these smaller sirens Two Events Set For Art Program Two event* ere on the weekend art program at the Mansion in DeRary. A tea from 2 to 6 p. m. Sunday will be held In conjunction with the one man show of works by Eugene While. Mrs. John Craycraft of Kusiis, a member of the Art Fed­ eration building committee, will be hostess for Ihe tea. A group of artists from the New Smyrna Beach Workshop will spon­ sor a painting weekend at DeBary Saturday and Sunday, with Helen llamil of that organization as hos­ tess. Tougher Law Asked BRADENTON (UPI) — Charts* R. Fisher, GOP candidate for state treasurer, said Tuesday night Florida should adopt compulsory inspection of motor vehicles. Ad­ dressing the Manatee County Senior Kepublicaa Club, Fiecher said Penosylvaaia had used each a law to reduce accident* attribu­ te hi* to mechanical failure lo 4 would do any good and aiked Peterson if perhaps fewer but larger sirens would do the job. In other builness, th* board agreed to open bids for equip­ ment in Ihe new health center on Aug. 16. Greer Funeral Slated Thursday Funaral service* for A. J. Greer, manager and vice president of Ihe Sanford Gaa Co., who dlrd suddenly Tuesday will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday. Tha funeral will be held in tha Prrabylerian Church with Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr. officiating. Mr. Greer came to Sanford in 19(4 from Chicago, III. Mr. Greer waa a member of the Presbyterian Church, the Presbyterian Mens Club, Kiwanl* Club, Della Sigma Phi, Pandelphic Council, Maaona and waa a wall-known pianist in local civic groups and at one time waa an organist In silent movies. Before coming lo Sanford be was manager of the Paramount Theatres in Kansas City, Denver, Toledo. Brooklyn, and New Yn-*k City, lie was also executive as­ sistant manager of th* ConradUUton Hotel, in Chicago. He was a graduate of Boston University, Boston, Mass., and attended Rensailer Polytechnic Initituta. He la survived by hi* wife Martha, one daughter, Mrs. Charles Bose, Sanford, two lis­ te n , Mrs. Phillip Lee, North Adams, Mass., and Miss Doris Greer of Weehawken, N. J. and tw# grandchildren, Martha Lee HAVANA, Cuba (UPl>-Pr*ml*e Fidel Caalro’a government proper* ed today to seise all United States* owned sugar aallla ha Cuba as a likely first step In reprisal against U. S. cuts la tha Cubaa sugar quota. Informed sources believed that confiscation will follow as aooa a t President Elsenhower signs legla* latioo empowering blm lo reduce or eliminate Cuba’s sbara af th* U. S. sugar market: After that, they believe all other Americas property hero probably will b s aelxed. Among .the moat Ukely targets ' for Immediate seiture are the $tt*:' million Cuban Electric Co., which is half-owned by tho American and Foreign Power Co., and Iht $12* million Cuban Telophase Ce* about *6 per cent of whose stock is owned by the U. >. International Telephone and Telegraph Co. Tha Commodity Stabilisation Service of Ute U. S. Department of Agriculture suspended all C ubit sugar Imports Tuesday Is a pre­ liminary move. There was a s doubt bora that Elsenhower la go­ ing to make a slash la the re­ mainder af Cuba's 1M6 sugar . quota. The sources said that as boos as the President formallxea th# import cut, Castro will start a “clean sweep" of American prop* erliea bore. The first step will be naiional* Isa lion of the sugar mills In ac* rordanee with the powers granted Castro and President Oevatye Dorileoa at a cabinet sasaioa that ended In the early hours this morning. The moat Immediate effect of Castro's nationalisation powyra wiB be to build n hotter fire under rapidly-deteriorating Cuban-Areer* lean relations. It will intensify the la lent bu| increasingly open anti-American* iam by Cubans as Ihe culmination of 18 months of thorough hr* in­ washing by Castro's propniar-fa machinery. This has hern feeding out a steady flow of “down with Yankee imperialism" t h e m e s through the controlled press, ra ­ dio, magazines, pamphlets and speeches. All murnii g newspapers h< ra gave lup hilling lo t attro'i n.-w power, where is the U. S. Agrlctl* turn Department's action got see* on- iry play. . *•;. Sugar union leader Coorado B-cq » 'f said Monday that 37 of i l l mi i are Aiqeiri-an-owned, with a value of $2'(i million. Tnki.li over of the mills probah v will mean complete cessatign of sugar imports by the l/niird Sla.es, ubservora believed. Cuba would thus be forced to sell exclu­ sively on the world market. 1h« United Slates woo'd be forcet*— and apparently la preparing te do so—lo arrange bigger permanent imports from other sugar produc­ ing nations. Observers doubt Ibat whoa and if all remaining U. S. property here is nationalized that the United Slates will continue te maintain diplomatic relations with Cuba. Two Are Injured As Car Overturns A blown-out lire eaused t car to swerve out of control and tuns over Tuesday, tejuriag it* two occupanta aad completely demolishing the car. Browmie Maa Lea, f 4$ year old Sanford Near#, suffered A fractured shoulder a#d vrict. aad Jama* Brow# L#e, S, euttareg scalp laceration* who# 9 * M f swerved off th# rood, patten e*$A The ■ lain# l l — i t at to* hw terse ettew af Genev# Aveme* ##1 Briaaoa Aveaue. Me chargee was* � 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, July 05, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 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/5e97287f004ef10bac92c39810349114.pdf 2e9d7ea2b3f8713e1043df52d92410f0 PDF Text Text I ' • -•• • v - m'. , *#>*■ Defense Expected tl. S. Takes Paper Step To Start Case In Voting Trial tr • forw ard In Space W ar •" p a p e r atep" forward Into apart Up.' hut apace aclenUat* here l« y looked up from their taw in g hoarja—too buay. ■aThla U the day the NaUooal jMaroaauiir* and Space Ad mini#tratieo absorbs most of the Army •aniaUe MiaiUa Agency and nett 9 n new "launching" operation 8 an regarded the change an omen that a new break- eat Interest as Vann doomed him. -£But Vann had U halt twice, his Mice breaking first on the phrase, d ||a y God kovo mercy on your •Mil.' and than on a brief com­ ment ho inserts* on hia own into B e ritualised sentencing, "I'm ahrry for poo." -»If the aentenc# ia executed boO ra ho ia SO, Whitney will b* tha S uagaat whit# perean In Florida'* history to die In tha electric f lia lawyers said they planned exhaust every legal appeal. If ise fail, tha governor will sign i execution order dirrtlng the r*#n at lalford State Prison to a Whitney electrocuted during inciflc weak, he tall, alias youth. admitted >tln* sevaa man and ona wornin tba head with a »-c«l!b#r Antal na ha hitch-hiked from Callrernla U Florida during February 0 4 Marsh. wAII hut one mt th* man diod. WWtSMy t jury af received t t mana an* Ufaona aanUaca wornThu reday In tha Mayconvicted 4 for him killing tha woman, ilb Virginia a f Keelar. Mrs. Salby of Hlaloah. through of major proportion* may­ be ta th* waking. Th* nnwcomtr to thia apaca port m Um Florida aaada quickly gal* Um leal of Lbia “ Cap# Canaveral spirit." U'a everywhere, hut It grows kcanar Um eloaar you coma ta a triangular pattern af launch­ ing pad* outlined againat tba Ay Uk* so many all derricka. On Um night af June SI three men pared nervously an a plat­ form not far from Um apot where a rocksl with a double satellite la her note waa being prepared for apace flight- They were aclealists who had helped with the p ay load, working IS hours a day. But they had come in this final moment to watch their precious product soar away. "Worked pretty hard an this one. did you?" a reporter asked, "night after night," ooe a# them aaid fervently, "la and out of divorce ceurta. Thafa the price." Hundred* like them have eomt here to pour their energlea Into America * mUsil* and apaea pro­ gram. U was ia t M that Um decision waa made la concentrate missile and apace development at this ooc-Uma dot on the map that baa become of major military, acientiflc, political and idealogical im­ portance in a abort decade. That was Um year Edwin J. Beyle of Providence, B. I., waa SS and had juet graduated from West Point. Today Boyle, an Air Foree caplain, baa the responsibility for watching the functions of space-assigned mlsiUes from the time they arrive on the pads until the final count-down starts. Ha ia a veteran of aeven satellite launchtags. A decadr ago Postmaster Oliver Halstea had charge of a fourth clasa postoffice at Cocoa Beach, Um Capa'a home town, and did a business of lest than *1.100 a year. Today, ha baa a first class office and hat close to *11,000 ta annual revenue. From a 1M0 population of HO, Um towa'a populace haa boomed to 1,400, not counting thousands who live outside the corporate limits. The cltp’a budget was only *37,000 acvaa years ago. Today jt it *320,000. "1 believe thia will ba the long­ est lived of any of our military tastallalloae. Brig. Gen. William L. Rogers, vice commander yf Uia Air Force Missile Training Com­ mand, predicted in an interview. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A* the son of a Harvard man. the king of Thailand surely must know that crimson is tha color of the old school Uiai. But when he appeared before a joint meeting of the V. 8 . Con­ gress. King Bhumlbol had on a necktie that looked suspiciously Ilka Yale blue. This madr me wonder If be and Queen Sirikit might he color blind. Before the royal couple arrived for their slat# visit here, I read a report that the Queen planned to follow tbe ancient Siamese tradition of wearing a certain color for each day of (be week. The color chart for Wednesday called for her to wear green. But when ahe appeared ta th* House chamber Wednesday to hear the King's congressional address, she was dressed ta something orange, which la Thursday's color. At any rate, the King la a very Interesting fellow, being, aa far as I know, the only monarch who plays ja u on the clarinet and saxophone. As one who has matched hot licka with Benny Goodman, h* may have felt a bit out of hia elemrnl at the White House din­ ner where the musie was sup­ plied by Guy Lombardo. Lombardo, a* you know, play* "(he sweetest music this aid* of heaven" with the soggiest saxo­ phone* this side of Lawrence Walk. Fortunately, be did not play a medley from "The Elng and I.” Tbe main character ia thia Broadway and Hollywood musical was supposed to represent one of Bhumlbol'i ancestor!. 1 under­ stand tha King was not enchanted by It and 1 can't say that I blame him. . I would be upset, too, if people Igot the Impression that one of my ancestors looked like Yul Brynner. O il Painting Exhibit Set An alt painting demonstration by Eugen* While will be held at the DeBary Mansion at 2 p. m. July 13. White, an Ohio painter, will be the next instructor at the Flor­ ida Federation of Art Summer School classes held at tba Man­ sion, house. Admission will be 30 cent*. CDR. K. F . R O W E I.I., Commandin* OffioM < -Heavy Attack Squadron Three conjrratulaten four member* of th^*»,f1vT.n.aft,cr ra e M n * notice that they have been accepted into th* ^ They are from left to right, J. L. Hutton, J-*S-h* O . B. B. Weber, R. 1* Seaeat. fr By PHIL NEWSOM CPI Foreign Editor The man-of-tha-week: Patrice Lumumba, premier of independent Congo. The place: Leopoldville. Hie quote: "Our primary con­ cern will be social juatice and progreu. Tbtre will be no dicta­ torship. Ws want to maintain friendly r e la te s with all nations and we will join neither of the two blocs now dividing the world. In international relations we will al­ ways fight far freedom and just causes." Tbe vords were high-flown as befiU both the aspirations and dignity of a leader about to bring his people Into the family of In­ dependent nations. And for tha Belgians wbo for TS Congo, ba had these reassuring words: "Now European residents and Congolese will build together. More than aver wa will need Bel­ gian help." But Europeans sipping drinks In Ihe sidewalk cafes of Leopoldville remained plainly worried. Sabena Airlines had had to call ta extra planes to handle th* masa exodus of wives and children. The sources of Ibeir worrie* wan manifold. Then are dtber nitaral boundaries nor.\uijrs*l iniw.su of the propie •§ hd thr rich, sprawling Congo a nation. Heretofore, tl ha* been tha tale unlf] Tribal hatred raa daef stnag Influences on w pohtksl parties., laivti or tha machl •rgamrnt* as dW *■ debat*. if suspicion sod feari.redding tha Caago * futare coA fJtJed on say one ladiridual,;llHlled on Patrice LuasumbaLltaed, one-tint postal clerk, Jfwweler an* rabble-rouser. V Laaamba gsiaad t h r pnlershin hy virtue of th*,Tl that his Rational Congolese M*ment w oa H seals ia tha lSTdMvMmbar rf Deputies—f»r«. an a majarity but atiO notfj ft any othat Hat tha choir* w abf from popabr was illustrate^>| rival LOOKING I PARTY BECO «B HAVE THI DAVE’S RECORD Ml W. FIR81 •PEN JULY 4t VETERANS RESALE HOMES f'VVb } **■ • RONNY PALMER, ia shown receiving award tor broth* er, Lewia Palmar, for Kadet of tha Month from Capt John Keeling, captain of the National Guard unit, while Kadet com m ander Paul Bennett looka on. (Herald Photo) ALBANY. Ga. (UPI>—Defense attorney* were expected to start presenting their ease today ta the Terrell County voter registration trial, ta which the U S. Justice Department accuses county offi­ cials of discrimination ta registra­ tion af Negro voters. The chief voting registrar of Terrell County Thursday made th* first outright admission that any official involved in register­ ing voters was prejudiced against Jl^groes. James G. Raines, a defendant, testified that the deputy voting registrar in IISB, now dead, had "no intention" of giving registra­ tion testa to Negroes. U. S. District Judge William A. Bootle hid asked Raines to ex­ plain why ha said earlier that P. Lawson Cook had been "ve­ hement" ta telling him he had given na literacy or good ritiienship tests to Negroe* who applied between UM and 1*3*. "Cook had a strong opinion on tha subject," Rata** aaid. "H# waa a parson wbo had no inten­ tion of giving th* Vasta . . I could not change that." Defense attorney Charles J. Bloch immediately asked Rata** if be shared those views. "1 da not,” Rataa* aaid. Th* dafanac haa aaid repeatedly throughout the four days of the trial that none of th* present Terrell regirirar* discriminated against Negro applicants seeking to vote. Indication* wore the trial may end Saturday, or at least be re­ cessed, to allow Rainea, Bloch and other members of the defense team to attend the Democratic national contention in Los An­ gelos. The government has served no­ tice it will ask Judge Bootle, who is hearing the case without a jury, to appoint a federal voting referee under the I960 Civil Rights Art. WORKING MOTHERS . . . I am aura yen would he thrilled to see our wonderful new Kindergarten and Par School. Wa are open for jm k inspection at sav time. * Years Experience ta workiar with r hi Idram. Health an* Safety standards —Excellent rating. Mam Seminole Cannty Chamber Commerce. DAY SCHOOL S3 All Day (Open Now) KINDERGARTEN Fall Term (Limit** CIs m ) 130. Month NURSERY CLASSES Agas 3-4 (S3* Month) Special Rates for S nr more Transportation Furnished HAPPY ACRES Rivervlew Ava. off W. 1st. St. FA 3-S4B1 *0UTH YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE * Far th* yasag cotipln whn have had difficulty qualifying far a 1mm * un­ der a n rn n t FHA m u la tto * . N r th* veteran *I m Im* alrnady ma*d hi* VA-aHglblllly, far th* rail ran or for th* p*r**« looking for roaldanUaJ property for tnvoatmant—-wa kovo a limited Bomber of komea available politician wbo sal*: "A Congolese government vMvout Lumumba ia impossible. But a government with him b anthinkable." Lumumba's dreams are unlim­ ited. Ha plans a United States af Africa, stretching from the Sohara to the borders of white-dom­ inated South Africa, He has plenty of time. He is only 34. i ECREST LURY AT LO LOW COST | IR o d reo m a — 2 Bat ho Phm A Rawer F laan > Coiar Tl* Baths tffoOWN PAYMENT Costs As Low As for r*-ool* Ikat ar* already financed. Bom* are VA > **m* are FHA • ad or* 1 to t year* old. Tkoy kayo maay extras including raogo, refrigerator and Mind* and nr* already landscap­ ed. Law dawn paymaata, low Interest ratal and low monthly payments Make those homao extremely attrac­ tive ta tba homebuyer. THERE 18 NO F U R T H E R QUALIFYING m ° ° ~ » DELAY — BUY NOW — COMPARE IlM O* Mart gage — *•»-*• ma.» J *1*,*M Msrtgig* — •*•.!* a * .’ I Taxes ft faaaraae* | 911.49 Me. — Far »• Yre. NECESSARY ON THESE HOMES OTHER THAN YOUR OWN GOOD CREDIT. CALL US AT FA 2.1501 FOR INFORMATION. NO Down Payment— Closing Costs As L ittle . As $135. 3 Bedrooms • 1 -2 Baths • V A - F H A - FHA In Service Financing BETWEEN IAN FORD AVKMB * HIGHWAY 17 • *• OFF ONORA RD- SUNLAND HOMES PRMED FROM $14,000 TO $1* FOE THE ENTIRE FAMILY Giant Private RccraatJoa Park • TENNIS COURTS • BASKETBALL COURTS • SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH DEDICATED PARKS • • RECREATION AREAS • SHUFFLBBOARD COURTS TKRRAZZO FLOORS • • VENETIAN BUNDS • TILE RATH G. B. STOVE o CUSTOM MlTILT CAR • CITY SBWBRS • W A L L FURNACE • MDSWALKS • * Ik HOT WA1 At AS Timas I A M - V I IT 0 D H A M & TUDOR SALES OFFICE — SANFORD —PIL FA i-lM i CORNER 27th * HIGHWAY 17-92 i . BRADLEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT j , i - 18 A PLAN YOUR BUDGET IN a id Estates �- 4 -*• - 4 -y v y. i ' f P l arR v sa p -^ a _ Drive Picks Up To Stop Kennedy LOS ANGKLKS (UPI) — The Btevenaon-for-prealdent ergenisetion lined up today with the etopKennedy eoelltion. A memorandum to Democratic national c o n v e n t ! 0 *1 delegates friendly to Adlai E. Steven.on adrelied them not to panic H Gov. TMmund G. Brown of the pivotal ■tale of California should endorse John F. Kennedy for the presiden­ tial nomination. Th# memo wa» a«nt by James E. Doyle, manager of the organixation .trying to draft Stevenon for a third try at the White House. It said Brown's endorsement “cannot assure tha nomination of 8 enator Kennedy-” m Thia move came while Kennedy waa already under fire from form­ er President Truman, who favors Ben. Stuart Symington of Missouri for the nomination, and Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnion, now Kennedy'* chief rival. Both accused Kennady of being a 'p a rty te a rigged eonvention. Kennedy get* a rhanre Ui give his own eniwer In a televised Ritw* conference today from New York, Just a week before the national convention open* here. Doyle's memorandum wa* un­ derstood to have gone to pro-1 Stevenson delegates in Californio and other atatea. It aaid “persist­ ent reports’' indicated that Brown might endorae Kennedy aoon and that the action “would be orrang-d tn make it appear that it i* ihe derisive factor." # "It will not be" Doyle aaid. Ha said the Stevenson organlcation's beat estimate indicated that Brown’a aetiv* support of Kennedy would mean no mote than an additional 20 votes for the MaaaachusstU senator. “Thia wili leave Senator Ken­ nedy about SO votes Short <•( a first ballot nomination, even if he •xhauata hit entire ammunition," the memo aaid. It said he would Otosa votes on tho second ballot. Kennedy file* here from Hyannis, M ini, to nuke his reply at e newa conference which will he nationally televised aa was Tru-j man's from Independence,' Mo., 1 Saturday. • WEATHER: Fair and warm through Tuendny. High today, 86-91. Low tonight, 70-76. VOL. XLIX United K w News Briefs % Giant Flag* DETROIT (UPD - What Is helieved lo be the world’* largest | 50-star flag will be unfurled for th first time today. The 104-by255 foot flag will be displayed across the front of the J. L. Hudson Co department store in downtown Detroit. Red Visit MOSCOW (UPI) — A delegation of the National maritime Union of the United States headed by Joseph Curran left Stalingrad Sun­ day for the Blaek Sea city of Sochi after • two-day visit, the official Soviet news agency Tasa reported. The American unionists are visiting as guests of the So­ viet Maritime Organization. MONDAY JULY d. I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Flash Floods Lash By United Freaa International Tornadoes, high wind* and thun­ derstorm* so heavy they touched off flash flood* raged through the eastern half of the country over the weekend. Tito violent weather turned a July 4 holiday into a cleanup day for countless -Americans. Hardest-hit appeared lo be In­ diana. Near disaster conditions wort reported around Logansport, Pent and Wabaah. All state police were celled hack to duty te help victims ef a storm which killed one woman and caused hundreds of thousands of dollar* damage. Moving eastward, (he storm lath­ ed New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Greenwich, Conn., police callmated that fl.OOO persona were without electricity when gusty winds toppled trees on power lines. Two New York Slate raido ataHon* were knocked off Ihe air for up to to minute*. The atorm disrupted traffic, flooded subways and basement* and inconvenienced millions in New York City. Fifty passengers on a subway bound for Coney Island had to leavo the train along a tunnel catwalk when the train stalled in a flooded Brooklyn track. Power failures were reported In Brooklyn and Queens. Some homes in Suf­ folk County, on Long Island, were blacked out for several hours. Flash floods In Morehead, Ky., sent 100 families from thetr homes after a Ito inch downpour la about an hour. Jacksonville, Pla., was soaked with IH inches ct rein In an hour. Th# Florida was buffeted by 78 mile en hour winds. A tornado struck the Medicine Bow National Forest 38 miles west of Laramie, Wyo., injuring a fish­ erman and causing extensive dam­ age to forest land. Another hit near Boxley, Ga., and two person* were injured. A weekend windstorm with tim “ express-train roar of a tornado* ripped into Ihe extreme western edge of Kankakee, HI., demolish­ ing two houses and pulling flut roof from • third hoi Holiday Death CHICAGO (UPI) — A group of Chicago area educators today call­ Toll Over 300; Adlai Gets Boost IN DEKLE shown how thp robber did it. Insert, Station wns entered in the same way. j (Herald Photo) New Gimmick ■t robber with h bent forglnsscuttinir broke into two |prd gas stations Saturday morning. ‘ According to police, the robber used a glassi-utter >In entry to Dckle’s Gulf station at 2olR French Ave. fjJoor to the wash and grease rack was opened after liriass had been removed. Then the thief used the itf on the door separating the garage from the inside, jfe said. The cash drawer was pried open and $10 in bills and l<0 in change was taken, police said. [ Harold E. Rigg’s Sunoco station at 2711 Orlando 1|way was also entered the same way. FThe glass in the front door was cut and knockfd tigh with a rock. The whole cash box was taken, |« said. He lost about f 10 in change and a title to a | Buick. The thief also got the keys to the Cocafemachine. Congressmen Head ’For Conventions WASHINGTON (UPI) - Membera-of Congress headed today fnr the political conventions, leaving behind • half dosen major billa to be acted upon when they return to Washington next month. The House and Senate recessed early Sunday morning for the pres­ i d e n t i a l nominating conventions. The Democratic convention opens la Los Angeles next Monday and the Republlcani meet in Chicago on July 25. The Senate voted to reconvene on Aug. I. The House, with leas of e backlog of legislation, decided to stay in rocesa until Aug. 15. Con­ gress is expected to finish II* work by early September. Awaiting the lawmakers upon 0 their return wil be lueh key elecHen-year Rome a* minimum wage legislation, medical care for the aged, and billa affecting school eonatniclion, homing, agriculture A re-1 search tram from Ohio Slate UniUs a vrrsily, said that when Communist Menial 1 ^ n* Srls nuclear weapons, the 7 j dancer of war over Formosa will 7 Hfrt ’ he greater than the chances of *e fnr conflict over Berlin. The rrsrarchrrt said that intera rr national Irnsion may increase in *r the next decade so that “any spark I —a false radar warning, an arc!\ , dental overflight, a failure in com• munirations—could trigger" ratal, tain Irophf. Sovicl They said that among possible Jtchrv cause* of a major accidental war, Id out j the most serious danger would bo agree ; thr “unintended iproad of limited indis- wars." They aaid limited wars arc until a near certainty in the 1860 s. >s of ; Thr five month study waa head1rd by Dr. John B. Phelps, a memn 1m her of the Ohio Stale Physics and arsed Astronomy Department. It was one i that «f several financed by the estate of ig up the late Col. Ralph D. Mention, a a dis founder of the Reserve* Officer* \ Training Corp* (ROTC). 1 ed on Democrats to nominate Ad­ lai Stevenson for president am/ said Sen. John F. Kennedy should be his running mate. The “Teach­ ers for Stevenson-Krnnedy" said the nation today "must have the same qualities of leadership that launched the American experi­ ment and went on to make thia nation great." Strained Relations AMMAN, Jordan (UPD—For­ eign Minister Moussa Nasser an­ nounced Sunday, he Is drawing up a report describing incidents instigated by the United Arab Re­ public against Jordan to be pre­ sented at the foreign ministers meeting of the Arab I^agtie in August. Nasser ruled out any at­ tempts at meditation aimed at improving the strained relations between Jordan and the II. A. R. Blasts H urts 4 LUCEDALE, Miss. (UPI) - A roadside fireworks stand exploded near here Saturday injuring four persons. Virgil Weeks, 42, was inside the stand, located along U. S. M, when, he aaid, “every­ thing juat went bang." Injured along with Weeks were two Mis­ sissippi Southern University stud­ ents, Woody l-ayfield and Kenneth Sterner, and Atlas Malone, 54. operator of the Hand. Cause of the mishap has not been deter­ mined. By United Pres* International Florida'! holiday weekend death loll Is running well behind (he Flor­ ida Safely Council's predicted 10. United Press International today counted nine accidental deaths during the long weekend which started at • p. m. Friday and whieb aoda at midnight tonight. J. T. Morgan, 21, Fort Lauder­ dale Negro, drowned while awitaming In a rock pit near Fort Laud­ erdale Saturday afternoon. The state's first double tragedy of the weekend occurred Sunday afternoon when two Orlando Ne­ groes, Dave Owens, 41, and Leatar Record Predicted By United Presi International The nation's highway death toll for the July 4 holiday passed the 3no mark lodar and experts pre­ dicted motorists would set a new record before Ihe three-day week­ end ends tonight. “ It It becoming more and moee apparent that motorisla are speed­ ing lo a new all-time toll for any three-day Fourth of July," Hie National Safety Council aaid. By I a. m. today. Hie highway loll had reached 204. Another 76 persons drowned and 96 died in miscellaneous accident* fnr an overall fatality count of 438. Ohio led the highway slaughter with 25 dead. New York had tl, California 20. North Carolina M. Texas and Wisconsin IS, Pennsyl­ vania 12. Colorado and Georgia 12. New Jersey II end Missouri . 10 The only seven slate* with fetelily free records were Alaska, De­ laware. Hawaii, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota and Ver­ mont. The Safely Council, before the weekend alerted, had predicted a highway toll of 370. But with the death count rising alarmingly, the council aaid It now appeared Ike previous record of 376 fatalities in a three-day 1858 July 6 week­ end would ko broken. laat month,' la the three day Memorial Day weekend, 367 per­ sons lost their lives. Although most accldenla this weekend claimed only one uf two lives, death fame in large doses, too. Six person* were killed in a head-on collision between Iwe au­ tomobiles near Glndiula, N. M.. and seven died in the nation's worst accident near Spring Green, WIs. In the Wisconsin mishap, a fath­ er and his *aix young children were killed after a runaway trail­ er carrying horses tore through the family ear. Only the mother, Mrs. Lorraine Meiater, 38, surviv­ ed. ★ ★ GRANDADDY TO NEW 50-8TAR FLAG ia this 44-atar flat which has been in tha family of Col. Joseph A. Zielinski /Ret.) of Casfteftwny for ninny yaara and in about 68 yearn eld. ZIeHnnki ia a veteran of the Cuban ★ Two Accidents Mor Weekend Dearborn Electronics, today of­ R. J. Simpson, prealdpn! and ficially announced the signing of general manager of the firm aaid contracts for extending and ex­ Ihe expansion is an outgrowth “ of panding their present facilities the success of the present menuon Hwy. 1712, south of Sanford. facturing operation! The expanThe Herald reported the pro­ lion will rover an additional 5,000 when ha ran the atop sign and posed expamlon program more square feet, Simpson added. ■mashed Inin Ihe ear operated by than a month agn. Dearborn ia presently manufac­ Ram Pennerton 84 yeae old turing film type capacitors prin­ Ne^ro who was also driving with­ cipally for missile and other air­ out lights. borne communication equipment. Pennerton and hi* passenger, Simpson u ld that Ihe engineer­ Ivey Pennerton, war* treated for ing staff, research and production hrulie* and laceration*. Pennerton personnel will expand within tha wa* charged with operating a next few months with a quarter vehicle without lights and Rrnok* of a million dollars In wages paid was charged with operating a to added employes from the San­ TOKYO (U P D -P rem ie r Nobuvehicle without light* and also failure to yield th* right of way, suke Kishi's Liberal • Democratic ford area. Party today gained a second im­ Tha expansion Involves Ihe mov­ poliea aaid. pressive guhernsloriah elect ion vic­ ing ef other products from Chi­ Sunday at 11:11 p. M„ Jeannette tory reflecting popular support for to the local facility. Manu­ Ealllle Lain*. AO, of Sanford, who Japan's military ties with the Unit­ cago facturing activities remaining in •ays ah* blacked out, ran the stop ed States, Chicago will be limited to specia­ alga at Sevanth 81. and hit a car Incumbent Liberal - Democratic lised projects and component! of driven by David Michael Roberta, Gov. Kiroahi Kurthara scored a • rommarrial nature “that can­ IT, of Hanford. Edgar H. Vickers, smashing win over his major op­ not he handled in this facility," a passenger la th* first ear and ponent, Socialist Ichiro Umexawa, Simpson said. the driver war* treated for ebra- in tabulation of votes eaat in a ■lone a* they were both thrown Sunday eleelion ia. neighboring out ef the ear on Impact, police Sails m i prefecture. H followed a •aid.. similar triumph by the govern­ Jeannette I-alng we* charged ment party's candidate in Hie with failure te yield the right of northern Honshu district of Aomori ■y United Preee Inienutieeal way, polire added. Damage Friday. emanated to well over 91,200, A “destructive earthquake" in Final unofficial results gave Kurihara 411,822 of 667,881 votes the outer Aleutian Islands waa cast. Umexawa polled only 146.M recorded Sunday at seismograph votes. In third place was Hideo •Utioos. LONDON (UPI) — Aneurin Babe ef Ihe Democratic Socialist The quake registered T an the Sevan, deputy .leader nf the Brit­ Parly. Richter seale at Spring Hill Col­ ish Labor Party, remained in crit­ Both the-voters and Ihe Japanese lege, Mobile, Ala., according te ical rendition today at hie home press were apathetic towards the Urn Rev. Louis J. Risele. At Berk­ near Chatham. It « u disclosed election but both major parties— eley, Calif., Dr. Don Tocher, head Saturday that Bevan, who under­ particularly Hie Socialist* —bad ef the seismograph lab, Mid the went « major abdominal opera­ made It s sect ef public popular­ snake bed a Mahtor magnilade ef tion laat December, had suffered ity teat of the eoetrovaeetel Japan- d.VS end wee eenlertd 1,866 mhea U. 8. security treaty. nerthwaet ef Berkeley. Kishi's Party Gains Vote Win Quake Recorded In Aleutians NO ARGUMENT — Mrs. Elmer tits father-son baseball gam* pla) harry fives the thumb (tad L*fo who waa thrown out at iaf umpire of ay at Caaxelt runner Art ifs ion, Mike. Mika caught regularly for the Caaaelberry Little League Indiana and damonatraUa he knows how to block a run­ ner off the plate. T h e eons won 11 ko 10, but th acore might be subject to proteat by the dads. WASHINGTON (UPD-Preald >nt Eisenhower held a powerful n-w economic wr ipun today to reH iale against Cuha's Castro reel on for its .leisure of U. S.-owned proneriics and other anli-Amrrlcan actions. Cingreis approved legislation g!“'ng the pi -laidrnl l ie authority he sought In halt or curtail markr< ng of Cuban sugar In ilia L u t­ ed Stairs. Key lawmakers predicted tl at Eisenhower would use the new powor quickly but some diplomat* ic official*‘said they hoped a way could be loi.nd to avoid such messurea. These officials were fearful ti at cracking down on Uta Cuban auger quota might boomerang against thia country elsawhero In Latin America and bring fresh erics of "Yanke* imperialism" from Mlloaallsts. But the chances of avoiding use nf (ho economic weapon appeared alight. The administration itself Insisted upon the new authority and there waa strong pressure in Congress for action against Castro. With Castro threatening te selia more American-owned property for every eul In the sugar quoin, the two countries appeared to aland on (be* brink of an economic war that could have far-reaching reper* euaaions. Royal Welcomt NEW YORK (UPD —The Kl*f •od Queen nf Thailand fly hare to­ day far « three-day roood t l activ­ ities iadadtag a ticker tape parade. • nail m King ef Swing B e a r �----------( 1 _______t f I • II t if » Mon. July 4, 1X » Television OuoUi O b b y : DEAR ABBY: Will you plesst offer a •uggeatlon to help our family (and I'm purt many other*) toward a more pleasant dinner hour? The head of our house hHS personality, looks, position and a family who could love him, but ho makes life miserable for •veryone at the dinner table. He picks that time to criticize, scold nnd berate the chil­ dren for their grades, dress and past mis­ takes. And avery subject that is brought up, he turns into an argument. After preparing R/delicious dinner, it Is very disheartening to go through this, orrieat every night. I am deeply concerned when I think how, In years to eome, my children will remember “the dinner hour at our home. __ DISTRAUGHT MOTHER lilA DEAR MOTHER: Tell your husband (privately, of course) that any criticism or scolding can wait until after the des­ sert—and then he should direct his re­ marks only to the one who has it coming. Announce that only “happy talk" Is al­ lowed at dinner, and give each child an opportunity to tell nomethlng of interest that occurred that day. And by the way, Mother, why not start your dinner with a little prayer thanking God for the food and tha blessings of good health which enable you all to alt together at the table? You may find it impoaaible to quarrel after that. { H i • e e DEAR ABBY: I am a working girl who is engaged to be married noon. I am planning aa nice a wedding and reception as I can afford. I asked two of my aunts If they would nour and coffee at my wedding reception. They both refused. By Abigail Van Buren One said, “Hire your own waitress." The other said, “I would like to come to your reception as a guest, not to serve other people.” I always thought is was an honor to be asked to pour tea and coffee at a wedding reception. Or Is it an insult? BEWILDERED BRIDE DEAR BEWILDERED: It IS an hon* or to be asked to “pour” at a wedding re­ ception. Your aunts’ ignorance la showing. 9 9 9 * DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married four years and have never had a place of our own. We’ve always lived with his people or mine because he re­ fuses to take the responsibility of work­ ing steady, buying groceries and paying rent. We are separated now because he was always getting married life nnd single life mixed up. I am 2! and he is 22. If we didn’t have three babies, I would divorce him. If he doesn’t settle down, I might anyway. Have you any advice for me? ALL MESSED UP DEAR MESSED: There is precious tittle advice (but much sympathy) for a year-old girl who has 8 babies and a 22-year-old huaband who “isn't ready to settle down." But printing your letter might sober up some of these 17 and 18year-oid love-struck readers who believe all they need ia a wedding ring and life will be rosy. If you want a personal reoiy from Abby, write to her In care of this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. She answera ALL letters. Streaks In Hair Aren’t Unusual airing of matching beads In blut would ba smart. "My husband .nnd I have re­ ceived nn Invitation Is B a wed­ ding of our only son, who la marry­ ing n girl of whom ws disapprove and whom ws have not bad In our boats. Should wo go to the wedding nnd send n present! They will live in Europe nnd are Having right after the ceremony. Our aon is thirty and this la hia first marriaga. II la har second and aha baa n small daugbtar who will go with them.—Mom and Dad.” I think, sines your aon is of an aga U know hia own mind, you nnd kls father should moot the bride-to-bo and the Util# glri. You might learn to Iota them both. You cannot choose your children's 1a Ilfs mates and, tines bo is nn only a: «iae aon, you muat fool lonely being on liS# tha eutelde. Think tbie ever. Composer Jule Styne heads the repast shows an Eats Smith's OBB program. “Teresa” is the hour-long mys­ tery on ABC's “Bourbon S tm t Beat.” Efforts to locate a miss­ ing playboy Usd to a private is­ land and Ha unusual inhabitants and a hurricane. “.Adventures la Paradise” re­ peals “CaaUwayt" on ABC. NBC repeaU in color a Roger Hiraon drama, “ Ona Loud, Clear Voice.” Larry Rlydeo, Wendell Corey and Frank Conroy are la tbU story of a young poUtieal re­ former turned into a machine boat by auccest. gtanleg, Dlsstea, Crescent, Tnis TornpemErwln, Marfhalltown, Lufkin, • 0 P following me ■EYWHERE | 6 0 / • Permanent Home For Festival Asked Tbs First Florida Theatre Fes­ tival bald at Daytona Baacb aarly thia month cam# to a auccaaaful climax with • Joint invitation from Mayor J. Owen Eubank and Stan­ ley Driscoll, president of the Littie Theatre, to make Daytona Btach permanent headquarters ef B e annuel event, Maurice Geof­ frey of Jacksonville, festival com­ mittee chairman haa announced. Several other Florida cities have also sent invitations to boat the INI festival. Decision on the matter is expected to be made at a committee meeting next month. W The week-long eveal sponsored III Bdge el Might by Be Florida Theatre Conference (I) Aireature Tha# Included eight stage productions III Movie (S) Three Blocgee by Community Theatre Groups, a ballet performance, Seminars with III# til QwTrk*DriV*5le8raw nationally known apaakers and (*) Reeky aad Fricada numerous social events. Mora than 1,400 attended the the various activtuae and visitors wart registered frem M cities in IT etatea ether than Florida aad repraatnUUvss from I t Flor­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tou­ ida cities w an alio listed. rist flow by car into Florida Increated II percent last monB, compared to Msy af ISM, Earl Judy Sings Again HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Judy Molntyra of tha Tourist Servlets Garland, one ad ahow huaineaa’ Division dltclosad Wadnssday. all-time greats, haa addad her McIntyre said a count by stale singing talents u “Peps” which wslcoma stations and tha Bond nliendy boaaU na Imposing group Department ahowed BT,IM tou­ t t international celsbrities mak­ rists entering Florida in automo­ ing guaet appearaneoa. Mias Garland's singing voice will be beard biles la May, compared to M .tlO la a "Papa” sequence although tha for the same month last year. Tourist Flow Up In State CROSSWORD HIGH QUALITY HAND TOOLE T W T K V O W tf By FBED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI)—Fhll Sil­ vern, cloning out the comedy apeeiala for the aeaaon, acored a flnal-whiatle goal Thuraday night that left dm cheering. Hie “Summer In New York” hour on CBS-TV atalled around for the flret 4S mlnulea. And then came the cloning aketch, a ahowaaving thoroughbred winner. In It, Sllvera ahowed ua what would happen if the eateemed drama crttle of the New York Timea, Brooka Atkinaon, happened to drop In on an off-Broadway opening. The comedy caulyat waa a mix-up In direetiona. Inatead of going downatalra to the baeement of a lower Eaat Side tenement, where the Improvlaed. experimen­ tal theater waa located, Mr. At­ TUESDAY A. M. kinaon and hia wife, both luxuriT:lt (t) Tatar — Dave Barrows? oualy dreaaed, walked upatalra T:M (ll Waalksr and blithely aeatad themaelvea on T:I4 (t) Farm Market Bep-IX a living room couch in a beat7iS* (t) WaksV? Marios Till O) Todar up flat occupied by a decidedly proletarian coi^le, rouaingly por­ ii» III ft:: trayed by Julea Munahin and Car­ 1:11 (II CastalaKaayeree 1:11 (!) Countdown News ol Haney. K waa in thia aetting l;M 11) Nawseop* that SUvera-Atkinaon awaited the (() llompar Kaon new play. (I) Karlooa Xapere 1:11 (Si CalKorlaap The concept of the aketch waa 1:41 (I) News and Interviews • bright one. Filled with rollick­ III To Ba Aaasaacod ing entire and undertonea of paIlia# (I) Da Ba Ml thoa, it played wtth aparkle, bal­ (I) RoS Rows Shaw IS) Mavlp At Tea ance and apeed for great impact ItiSt (t) Fla/ Tsar Masah Each time the unknowing, out(•) On Tfca Om Him (l) Frias la siafci If) 1 Dave Lae? 11:M (I) Capoealratlea (•> December Bride TUESDAY P. M. Illll (I) Tram ec Cenee«aeaee# (!) KaaiUao Oaa li:t0 (ll Search fer Toaaerrow till* (I) Leva That Web (II It Ceali Be Tee Hit! Ill (lutdlas Ufht t:t» (II Nvwacopo (II Suele ill About Faeea 1:11 Itl Medic till ill Te Be Aaaouarcd Site |l | Day U Ceart III queea Far A Bor IS) Fait Circle til# III I-orctto Yauan Theater (SI Mouae Forty (tl dale Btarm lit# III Dr. Matoae (I).reuse Mllflenelre (II Bast tlu Cteeh ItM III Frem Tkeee lUela (tj Whe De Tee Trael (I) Verdict Is Tear* <iM (1) Comedy Flarhoaca (Cl Brighter Oar . EOVTH T H O R N T O N M c L E O D lowar heal models in bright colon. Just look about you. Colored shoos a n no much n pert of Fashion that you can find ovaa “comfort” stylos in attraetiva colon. If your foot hurt, why not try my home cere program t Send me n long self-addnaaed, four-ccnt stmped envelope nnd ten cents in sain. Really try out the foot routine nnd you will fool the difference. "I have a royal blua and black wlda-atripad dress, made in n simple shirtwaist style. 1 have gray hair, am tall and not fat. Should I waar a niua hat and all blua accessories? I do not weor the (treat very often.—Ntlda O." I think black would bn smarter and black accasaorlea would bo ao nice with your other clothes. A JUST CHECKING (V\V FINANCCSaA >/ DAO/ W 2 ^ S T MONDAY P . M. I:tt (I) Highway Patrol («) Woatbti —w»w»—Soorls Sill (SI Amu Tf Asia (t) Nawa 1:11 (1) Snort* *:*• ()) Wvathar (t) Casual Fla. New* 1:4# (I) Waathar (I) Markets 1:41 (11 Nawa (I) Weekly Naw# Saviaw 1:41 (I) Joha Dalp tit# (t) tt M»* (II Digest (t) Tkls Maa Dawooa fill (I) Nawa 7:ie (2) Rlrrrboat (() Kata Salth Shaw (I) Chtjronae *:oo (•> Tbs Toaaa 1:1* (I) Walla fares (ll Boarboa airoat Baa, (•) Father Knowo Boot »:•* (I) Prior Ouna (!) Danar Thomas 1:14 (I) Tambalona Territory (t) Ann Bothers III Adventures la Faradlae ll;tt (*) lloontorrr (ll Irfiud Clear Voles XBiSB (l> Tod Motk Amatoare (I) DuPont ikow 1141 (*)<*) Neno Illll (I) Movlo (I) Movlo 11:11 (I) Jack Fear ' 1»,n * 'q|J 4|| • n o ** : *j *i-1 4 - n» * 4 • U'i i 'l l '’ -• im i : ii <11 II Mi ) . • !«'• II |M,-| •>. a1 Mil • • • ^j: 4• **•1 <on m i m i : • • 4 1 9 •„ ’ll f ■: im : 11: F-* • I E — IT'S f in a n c e . » LET MR " V MBV/E IT. X n-L p u r J J IT WHERE 1 y o u CAN'T REACH IT/j r RONNIE, ARE VDO SLAVING- WITH THAT w BANK AGAIN t V raged tenant, Munshin, denounce! bia two eapitaliit intruder#, Alkiaeon-Stlvera would toil out a gueii as lo Uia author of Mumhln'a dia­ logue. Ha went through Chayefiky, Arthur Miller. Tenneaaee Wik llama and Eugene O'Neill, de­ pending on Munahln’a oratory. At the end, aa the eopa dragged him out of the apartment, Silvera-Atkinaon pronounced thia experimen­ tal "alice of life” otf-Broadwaf production a bit. The akH waa th# brilliant highlight of the ahow and one of TV comedy'a brighter momenta. The real of the ahow. dedicated to the proportion that “New York la a aummer featlval,” waa inter* eating at timea, mildly entertain*, ing, but hardly outatanding. Carol Haney and Carol Lawrence per­ formed their dancea the hard way —on Wall Street and on the Stat­ en laland Ferry. The dancea were briak but the aettinga awallowed them up. The Empire State Build­ ing alro played a part in thin ahow. (It’a not true, by the way, that the entire ahow really orig­ inated on a naw round atage in Hollywood. You could tell it waa really New York becauae the alreeta were ao empty.) Tenneaaee Ernie Ford k being held over. Ern'a NBC-TV half-hour Thunday night waa auppoacd to be hia laat of the aeaaon. A new Wealern atairing Jason Evert, “Wran­ gler,” waa tcheduled to take over next Thuraday. But Thuraday nlght'a Ernie Ford ahow wax a repeat of one be did with Roaemary Clooney a year ago. The debut of “Wrangler” it being de­ layed, perhapt at much aa • month, becauae the writer*! atrike didn't end toon enough, according to a network apokeaman. Ford will run hia final ahow next week, in edited form, and then, after tie convention!, th: aummer re* placement will probablp begin. DAILY CROSSWORD '•'IV '-, Id'JIW 11 -.iiin 4 C l" :,lir W K la n •• 1*1 • M n r«f 1|| 7 M. ill f «• • * it. i i : i j *f' ’ | - v, r < " :- i :li* 11T n x a»Vi " : • i 4 l l " l : V 4 r;n<Tb-C 1 •_-! Carpenter’s Pencil Always n complete supply of building mats rials for any Bead. r r tt •I % 1 • p R gt “G R L H w n c a e K” & i i h IONS*' C O -F liM js A • % & 1 QUOTE "The h MB l FEATURE: 1:28 • 8:81 5:34 • 7:37 • 9:40 HORRORS g g fjl O N LY Doomed' — \ NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 fan and Peter t for |wo of tha Usiiaav ataignIm U scheduled merai late thU fl B fc c C * Produi to Englata with irmiaaion Harman “ Billy Horatio S-1S19 (• A 11 k Feoilag . COLOR • ONLY The River” f . COLOR 9“ ’ 11 t r. to pboUta Melville's Budd” ll Nelson's i With R Ustinov gl starring r ed to din to go befr 1 l • S h ip HOLL1 cer A. | land thii 1 m r baa to aay, It tor wild n | in the street manuscript te lame to lli mala and ia alwayi tinkering Almost around with that darn boat. “Well, I muat close now aad world get lo the kitchen. Thia ia baking a new day and the air ia so damp F a afraid tha bread won’t rite.” Another important find would b ^ imdt on this excerpt from a letter thaP Nero wrote to a friend on a fate­ I letter” ful evening in Rome: .in four “Have been working tonight os Irfor the a new violin concerto but can't seem to get the fingering riRU on the cadenza. Thing# have been very quiet around here. I heard the fire chariot go by juit now but it probably was another falaa alarm.” Or imagine the excitement thar would be caused by the ditcover]Q of a love note from Cleopatra ta Anthony. “Dear Tony: Tha next liras you're out by the pyramid plea»# around and see if you ran la pre- look find that comb I loat. Love, Cleo.” revelslet ua examine tome oth­ aeaque erNow examples of aa yet undiscov­ i didn't ered correspondence: it day. Caesar to Brutut—‘''Whatever rledgcd happened to that bill I Introduce^ an old to make M unlawful for R o m an#, d been to carry concealed daggers?” ose to Gen. Custer to his wife—"Don't mg the worry about me. Thera are b# nd his Indian* around here/' I? other t" the libra i glljit May 1 The Channel Swim: “Our Amer­ ican Heritage,” the award-win­ ning aeriea that draraatlted mo­ I buildup, menta of derialon in American ime htttoi hiatory, hat won ipontor renewal lining | for next aeaaon. Three full-hour I guest elf and four half-hour programa are n hit mil scheduled on NBC-TV by the merely a Equitable Life Ataurance Society. In renewing, the apontor said: f a note led that “With tha public demand for qual­ »ek pretj ity programming in TV, we can­ not afford to be Impressed by rat­ ings alone.” Phil SUvera and Ann Sheridan will introduce the new talent when CBS-TV'a “Celebrity Talent I l Iso Scouta” debuts on Aug. 1, with \j comSam Levenaon a t amcee. lo light. Producer Edgar Peterson baa Ino way signed S well-known writers, in­ i.writing cluding Quentin Reynolds and Wil­ liam L. Shirer, for the documen­ Supwe.jpr LniR#, that tary dramas baaed on Winston tomeMi dubeped a lte r writ­ Churchill's World War n memoira ten I wife t*.girlhood starting on ARC-TV Sunday. Nov. It. Sonny Fox tuba for Bud Collyer for three weeks on ABC-TV’a iu know ,4llill tfnHltis July Jtilw 19 -'Beat (Ks the flAPlt" Clock” starting IS. tboyianCollyer will uodergo leg surgery. HU replacement on CBS-TV'a “To Tall tha Truth” hasn't been lined up \a yet. "■ FREE HS t" By MCE W] WASHINGTON (j 6 k | aata tha aelJ gdvar like the find tads letter, to Library of i ■fy got Ha hot litj Htberta i n k n lari by the grea ka afterhit nomin WED. • M ORNING DOORS OPEN • A. M. MICKEY MOUSE ROYAL CROWN THEATRE PARTY f �Eat Good Breakfast jjf * Dawfarl KrraHI To Get Calories 4' 4- 4-H Club Leaden The Food Values Even On T he Run Make Plans In Vegetables Arc you or your family break-1 Anal skippers? Or just had the aweet roll and coffee kind of m eal 1 to atari the day? If ao, you are missing out on needed nutrients to keep you in good physical and mental shape, at well ai looks. It’s hard to "make up" those needed vitamins, minerals, and protein during the day. How about drink­ ing jour breakfast! Mias Alice Cromartle, Extension Nutritionist, suggests a "shake* 'to put you in Wbhape to fare the day. Real to­ gether the following: Calories lr glass whole milk ............. 14 2 lableapons dry skim milk . S3 4 or. Ca rup) orange juice so 1 wiiole egg ....................... TO 1 tablespoon sugar or sweetner of your choice 33 314 ealories This is fewer calorics than ..you'd have in the sweet roll and Wit’s "loaded" with food value. It is the equal to this breakfast menu: Orange juice — *4 cup Poached egg on toast 1 glass milk We also know thst milk contains the R vitamin, Riboflavin which is associated with looking younger longer! So if you are a breakfast skipper or a sweet roll eater — m think twice and give yourself an • e v e n chance by a better breakfast —even on the run! For Camping Trip Home Demonstration Agent You tel the most from green vegetables when you treat them right — as you store, cook and serve them in daily meals. First of all, freshness counts. I Tired or limp and wilted veget­ ables have lost their nutrients as well as flavor and appearance. To keep green vegetables fresh, clean them and put them in the hydrator of your rfrigeralor as soon as you get home from the store or garden. If your refrigrrator doesn't have a hydrator or vegetable crisper, put clrancd vegetables into plas­ tic bags, fasten the opening se curely, and refrigerate. Keep those leftover matured dried onions, and potatoes, in a ventilated box or basket In a cool, dry. dark place. Rutabagas and winter squash keep well for a few days In a ventilated box or bas­ ket whe It's cool apd only m oder­ ately dry. Froien vegetables can lose nu­ trients and quality too, when the temperature gets too warm. Store packages at 0 ’ F. or lower. Remember that you can wash, soak and cook water soluble nu­ trients away. Never soak pared vegetables before rooking. To cook, use the smallest amount of water possible — only enough MRS. ALHKRTA WARNER. Enterprise beautician, to prevent vegetables from stick­ proudly display* her recent purchases; made on a weeking as they steam. After the end cruise to Nassau. She reports a wonderful trip. the heat to the lowest temperature required to maintain the steam­ ing. This helps keep vegetables whole and saves food value. m z MRS. A. A. WILSON, left, said goodbye to a group of her friends at a re­ cent tea in her honor. Mrs. John K. White, hostess, ia (shown enjoying re­ freshments with the honoree. (Herald Photo) Final plane were HlieusseJ fl-r the Volusia Seminole 4-H Club Camp, scheduled for July I M I at Camp McQuarrle, at a pre-ramp planning meeting ‘n the DcLand Home Deuini,strati-.n offiee. Meeting with the Volusia County agent. Edna Eby, and assistant county agent, Jim Luttrell, were 31iss Myrtle Wilson, Seminole County agent and Ernest Lundberg, assistant county agent Mrs, Anton Krrcrk, Mrs. Ernest Lundberg and Mrs. R. A. Todd, adult leaders were also present at the meeting and were assigned duties for the week-long camp. Linda King, Joy Wester and Boanie Cox. Seminole junior leaden attended and were hrlefrd on their duties. A large delegation of 4-R ■Club members are planning to ati tend the camp and will leave San: ford Tuesday morning, aecompa' nied by the leaders. Oviedo Personals MARIAN R. JONES The Rev, and Mra. Jack T. Bry­ ant are spending Uite week with their children, Mr. and Mra. James Matting and Iittie grand so* at Ft. Myers. Woodrow Shuman spent a while with his sister, Mrs. Geneva Abell, last week en route to Miami to visit his mother and sistera there. Walter Teague Jr. is spending Mrs. H. McCumber seven weeks at the Univeritty ef Florida where he I* taking a ape„ A. Wilson was guest o f. with s lovely orchid eorssge and t Friends eslled between the Hostess rial reading and speech course. an afternoon tea, given a colfee carafe, as a going sway hours cf j and 4 p Walter la a senior at the Ovled# •oup ol friend*, at the gift. m. Guests High School. Mra. John K. While, 3313 The refreshment table was cen included Mrs. W. W. Jones, Mrs. To VAH-1 Bridge Home Demonstration Age*4 ran be used for up to two-thirds Former frienda are enjoying tee­ Dr, tered with an old fashioned bou Graorge Goans, Mra, Don Willis, With honey, many main dishes, of the augar. ing Mrs. Earl Beasley and Utile inurce, with her husband quel of mixed flowers and tern Mrs. Wendell Holmes, Mra. A. W. Mr*. Harold MeCumher wax >. « — ■ • In both cakes and cookies, the salads, dcsserta, breads and bever­ . . is leaving for Jack Danish sandwiches, cakes, nuts, ton, Mark, who are here Hvtng hostess recently to the VAII-1 this week to make her mints and punch were served to Woodall, Mrs. Roxy Volusis, Mrs. Officer's Wives bridge club. I* ages take on new and different honry should he mixed thoroughly in their trailer parked in the yard Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Edward with Ihe other ingredients to pre­ of their brother and lister, Mr. he group presented her the guests. Payne and Mrs. Don McMorrit. mon and chocolate icebox pie was qualities that all laate devine. vent a soggy layer from forming and Mrs. Ferrell Beasley. Earl, served following the bridge game. Here arc some ideas for serving on top. Combine honey with either who it a fruit Inspector, la on loca­ Those attending were .times. honey on your table given by Mist the shortening or liquid. tion elsewhere until the end of Kenneth I-. Coskey, Harvey E. Contrary to popular ‘old wives July, Fisher. George W. Kiminons, Har­ Altec Cromartle, extension nutri­ tales "honry Is not a good food , Mr. and Mrs. J. I. La Rocha and old E. McCumber. Robert 8 . tionist. for Ihe diabetic or the weightSatre. William P. Reyn, R. Rust, SPREAD—With bread, t o a s t , watcher. In fact, for a diabetic guests, Mr. and Mr* Henry Con­ and R. Omby. pancakes, waffles, or other ho* It could prove near fatal If not rad, enjoyed a mrtor trip ta Cyp­ ress Gardens, Bok Tower and the breads. Serve honey "as ia", or fatal. Citrus Tower, Wednesday. The mix with equal parts of butter or Honey It PURE SUGAR. It it Conrads - .......... ..returned io wes Atto tneir their Wes Ab margarine for honey spread. Lake Monroe - *■••- » '‘ concentrated and each tablespoon it ll», WIs. homt, —Friday, after aeverOr, mix equal parts of honey, contains M.T grams of pure carbo-' *1 week* spent here with their peanut butler, and butter or mar­ hydrate. This means it contains 62 parents. They liked It and promlagarine. and whipped cream. r a lories per tablespoon, igranulat-' cd to return next year, TOPPING — Make a atmple top­ ed sugar contains 50 calories p e r |)j oil* Mr. ami and iHrii Mrs. A. B. Tedford hate , .h i..-— ping for fresh fruit, fruit salad, tablespoon!) been enjoying a vacation, fruit rup, or Ice cream by dritilMRA. H. L. JOHNSON At to honey containing valuable at While Spring* and oa . apent fishing Mrs. Dun Brawn leil for Roan­ ing with honey just before serving. vitamins and minerals. It has very Iripa. oke, Va. where ahe will be the To. .do . . this,• hold container of warm­ minute amounts which are not Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Healty honey / a• fshort «licit of relative* for a few weeks. I *ed h°"«* t * ,hdistance iS o n « dabove ^ o o great enough to contribute much have returned home .after aa ab­ to total body needs. So, If you _ ____ _ ___.. . Mrs. Pansy Caldwell who ha* 1 L'c , ‘°£ ‘ *"dr ' 1 ,he honey “ r°P sence of two weeks spent at their like honey — (Except diabetics, former home, Humbolt, Tenn. Lisa been visiting her sister Mr*. Clo-' in a fine alrcant. MR. ANP MRS. (iORDON (’. WARNER JR. and family of Freeport, 111., ' Whipped cream sweetened with vrr Marrs has returned to her please) eat it — for it’a good Hre visiting Mr. Warner’* mother, Mr*. Alberta Warner at her home in honey makes a good topping for flavor. That's all there la to ill and Karen, two amall daughter* home in 3liami. of the Henley* accompanied their Knterpi'fe. The family made their home in IJel^md from l!Lr>2 to 1955. Mr. and Mra. Eddie Grow ot Mi plain or fruit ice cream or gelatin —ealories and good flavor! parents. ami Reach are visiting with rela­ I dcsterts. while Ml Warner was stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Left to Mr. and 3trs. J, W. Beasley On hot drsserta try honey hard tives in klonroe. right thgr are, Cheryl .Melody, Jodi Lynn. Mr*. Warner, Craig, Mr. Warner have returned from a vacation sauce. To make It, cream honey Mias Phjllis Chambliss of liesand Chipline. (Craig and Christine arc twin*.) spent in Georgia with relatival tin, Fla. hat been the houaeguest with one-half as much butter or and friends. of her aunt and unrle Mr. and margarine until well blended. Gay Ulrey, small daugMar ol Mr. SWEETENER — Serve on hot or 3tn. Claude Hawkins for the past and Mrs. Donn Ulrey, haa returned cold cerrals. In beverages, dilute month. home after enjoying the ligbte of Friends of G. S. Yates will regret bonry h> mixing equal parts of Washington, D. C. with her aaat, TUr.AUAY to learn hr la confined to Semi­ honry and water. Use with grape Mrs. William Colbert, ol Sanford, juice. In lemonade or urangeade, nole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Helen Wolfarth, a mission­ and her cousin. hot spiced lea, with milk, and in Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Tintlrl mot­ ary deaconess from the woman's Mrs. W. J. Darnell and anas and ored to Andulusia, Ala, to visit eggnogs. division of the klethodlat Church, Miss Martha Jean Hardy left Sat­ COOKING WITH HONKY-Honey with relatives for a few day*. will speak at the m mlhly pro­ urday, for Atlanta, Ga. and In­ Mr. and Mra. Guy Hancock of may he used, measure for mea­ gram meeting of the W. S. C. 8 . dianapolis, Ind. :hrstcr nderaon enter-j MYRT1K C. WILSON sure, in place of sugar in prepar­ Remember that you ran redure Alexander, Va., wrrr recent gueals he execi Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walnrlfht, ing puddings, custards, pie fillings, of First Methodist Church at 10 board of the Those extra pounds may add tha number of ralorirs amaitngly of Mr. and Mra. J. II. Tindel. a. m, The nursery will he open. daughter, Joy, and Mrs. flparka Fellowship of up to added discomfort during the by omitting rich dessert* — like Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Petersen baked apples, candied and "aweetKx*tu‘:vr Board of the Presby­ Lee Clonls and son, Stevie, left l with a Afrt luncheon a! hot weather months ahead. Some pies, cake and doughnuts. have moved into their new home sour" vegetables, salad dressing* terian Women of the Church will Saturday, for a week at Daytona and cinnamon toast. Brushed or rarrfiil planning now plus lots If you're a weight watcher, be In the Petersen subdivision. ■ • • /«#*• av ■ a e ■ urn w a icn e r, ne in Emprise, recently. | meet at 10 a. m. Reach. Roy and Benne Walnrlgbt, Mrs. H. L. Johnson haa relum­ driulfd on ham during the last *atieni|kfwero Mrs jnhn of will power will lighten the load I sure to count those hetween-metl plan to visit them while then. half hour of baking, honey adds a hit. | marks. They’ll throw your daily ed from Fredrlrktown. Mo. where Mr. and Mrs. W. H. DeShaio and president; Mr*, j There ia no safe way to get rid | food intake way off if you don’t ahe visited with her son in lew flavor and gives a golden glaie. children, Nell and Jimmy, kava In cakes, honey can replace as Ira. Ralph Par of excess weight overnight. Thera count them. and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Don­ moved Into their new home. Most of the favorite "snack" ald Hudson and granddaughter*. much as one half of the sugar with­ ling, Mrs. Ear!' arp *ome important factor* to Ann Martin, daughter ai Mr out making It necessary to change ran W. Dunton. j ' <,n*lder in Marling a weight re- f°°d‘ are high In calorie*. Here They arnmpanied her home and and Mrs. W. H. Martin, and Owida Ihe proportions of the other Ingre­ an w. Uunton, v . - ny - ' ■ ............... | are aome rich examplet: Seven will make their home here. Weekend gueali of Mr. and Mr*. dients in the recipe. Wolcott, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. tell, Mrs. .Mike d^ ,ns. ™P7 8 ‘ . ... , . . . large potato chip* -110 calories, Mr*. i,*nn Rrjan and son. Rob, In cookies, the amount of honey Virgil Smith, at (heir home, 423 Henry Wolcott, a n enjoying tamp ill Joachim. Mrs . t ” t’ *!!* ii*n to°lo»e 1 one doughnut -120 c a lo­ are visiting in Virginia with rela­ that ran replace the sugar varira West 18th St. were Mr. Smith’s life at Camp Greystoaa, Tuxedo, ur* starting any plan to , rlM , ilfh, .....----p. Malcolm Wynn mHi u - - - factors ----- —1 Many play* a“ part riei, eight ounce carbonated beve­ tive*. brother and hi* wife, Mr. and N. C. The girls w en drive* to Mra. Let Po*- weight. ! in whether a person should re­ rage—too calories, average sec­ Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Poff are with the type of cookie. For ginger- Mra. Dwight D. Smith of Ft. My­ North P*y. Carolina by Met. snaps, for rsample, replace no duce end how fait he should lose tion, pic or fruit —330 calories. building a new humr on Ihe Well* ers and Mr*. Roy Britt, weight. If Ihe three meals a day won’t property In the St. Joseph Subdi­ more than une-third of the sugar ! with honey. For brownie*, honey Studiea have shown that the hold you over, then add a snack vision and expect to occupy it by I may be used for half of Ihe augar f.S.C.S. most effective weight reduction or two, but be aura ta count July 13. 1called for. For fruit bars, honey 2 * 1 * 4 BEDROOMS diets are low-calorie, high-pro­ them tein. and low rarbohydrate. How­ ever, a variety and a balance loclety of Chris of aiaenlial . . . foods ia still needed Oviedo Circle \iends Honor Mrs. Wilson Afternoon Farewell Tea Enterprise Personals BY HELEN SNODGRASS ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Hahn and "daughters, Pam and Linda, of Miami, were weekend guests of! Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. | Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lawson. I Mr. and Mrs. Dick Twitched and daughter, Debbie Lynn and Mr. and 3lrs. William . Huckel of Or­ lando are vacationing at Ormond Beach. Friends will regret lu learn that Mrs. Lois Brooke, of Osteen,! ^ has been a patient at Seminole1 Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Brooke Is the mother of Mrs. Edwin' Braddock and Mrs. Don Stowed. | Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Nelson, of Tampa, are visiting Miss Doris Faber. Eddie Rennet of Seville was a recant guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Goodwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sweeney, daughter, Judy and son, Tommy, w of St. Petersburg, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Denby of Live Oak, aro spending their vaca­ tion at the homo of Mrs. Denby'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Cunningham. Mis* Mary Ann Gatrh of De­ li Land visited friends in Enter,1 prise ' last week. Mrs. Mildred Harris of Et-hnecL tody, N. Y. is visiting her dsughP tor and her husband. Mr. and Mrs Francis Glenister. An sunl, Mrs. Florence Lobdell of West Palm Beach, is also a guest of the Glynisten. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McGraw sf Alexandria, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Malney and daughters, Linda and Rebecca of Anderson, lnd. have returned to their homes after a two ' week visit at tha Hart homo ia Enterprise. Valuable Vitamins In Honey Dishes Personals Church Calendar Hot Weather Meals Versus Overweight Enterprise Group Plans Picnic fiehA jonah The adult fellowship of the En­ terprise Barnett Memorial Methodint Church met for a covered dish aupper at the church annrx. During the abort businrn sesaion, conducted by president. Sonny McKethan, the group voted to purchase a chime record to be used to open the morning worship services. Plans were completed for a pic­ nic supper meeting at the home of Mre. Ida Padgett. July 23. The Rev. DeKalands showed s film on the life of Christ. fuesday ' “ Id iboca get in on tha voiding peene for traditional rtaiom. Tha tradition holda that by railing a ahoo, tha brida’s fathrr indirata* Ha ia patting on bia authority to tha bridagroom. 'in »eetTu*..|#i|ltr Nutritionist* will for , £point r,on out * that , u it'a J “" Mitel* for a person to stay on . at the home , reducing diet which includes a Mra Ids Ms Pad variety nl foorf. as .. — II at . . foods E. Mn. of foods well targe of the pro- which ire familiar to the indi­ vidual. A good braakfatt ia always im­ portant, aven in a reducing dial. Each day’i food intake ahould in­ Happlaena Through clude two or three cups of milk (maybe skim milk), one or more servings of meat, fish or poultry, Sleeplessnc one egg (or at least four or five (By DR- F. LEO A a week), two tervinga of veget­ ables (one dark graan or yellow), two or three servlnga of fruit in­ Wa, who are «*ch day cam- tha cluding one citrus, at least on* acious of tha comforting nf. vhich tablespoon butler and two or nerves_ wl facts of glsep, might not bn COnt culation, also mor* servings of bread or earaal. too concerned about those paasj (the Jnterverte- If you're really concerned about who are not ao fortunate, un- bral weight, get a calorie chart vertebral dia- losing and start -counting your ealories. lane w r have at some time torti b e e n afflicted with the inabilit>* to get reatful or s u f f i c i e n t sleep. A type of insomnia that raaulta from tha brain having too little ------------ to normal nerve impulses, la often due to iliaturbed circulation of blood to H o w T o Keep this] auci real b ru i pt FAI - the cau*e of Insomnia. In OVER IS YEARS plropractie Care ■I Fire* sad Palmetto restful sleep, (Alaag Hide Feet Offiee) . of arlirlen . public inter and illustrate . nf scientific ’ writ (** by Dr. I whose office ia . 8. French Are. • V number ia • Carpet • Tile • R>U1 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY To * w Meet Tuesday a ucouay The ChaDoel fiulM r i , . u , Gu,Id U fcie Of Oviedo First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 2:90 p. m. at Ihe home of Mrs. I-ee Gary with Mrs. Charles T. Niblack, chairman, in charge. The Mary Martha Circla will net meet during July and August. The Bethany Circle has postpon­ ed (heir meeting until July II. Time and place will be announced later. HAPPY ACRKH Kiadergarte* ft Day Arhoot lo u r child will Isarti to da many things at Happy Acre*. Jea* Pittard haa nine years ex­ perience with pre-eckoot rhildre*. SHORTS SKIRTS TROUSERS Wash ’n Wear DRESSES i a J P ,a n n e d OR ^ K E FRONT SUITS Plata Plena* — Priceg Good Thru Thu«„ July community J Cf.AASES LIMITED Ages • S, 4 and ■ jeers. Radi 1* separate rooms, REGIKTP.R NOW POR PALL TERM kindergarten ... 828 Monthly Nartery Classes 828 Monthly •peris! Rntne for I or Mere m am am FREE PARKING CnIMppn. OPEN NOW — ALL DAY 7:18 A. M. to 848 P. M. 82-88 AH Day — Me Hr. Transportation Furnished FA 8-8481 CIom4 WW. Afternoon, 1M w . i m m . FAIUU FORMER LOCATION OF WEI-8H TIRE SHOP 17-W. Watch fee s a w -- �DOUBLE. HEADER], By HOLMES ALEXANDER WASHINGTON- Students have ;5 $ een rioting-all ever the world these days—Turkey, Japan and — . Cuba. Now in San Francisco flv„ .gurallvely speaking, they are up .... -Ta arms against the oath-taking provisions of the National Defense Education Act of l»li. What's the • . . reason? Spring fever, parental ---n eg lect, nuclear unrest—or is It their teachers? This daring afterthought leaped : to mind la reviewing the Senate m ., debate on the ripper amendment which la now before the House. Thar: was this nugget of wisdom .' --from Sen. Richard Russell 'of - Georgia, who was arguing to leave . the act alone: „ "I regret that some >0 lnstl. it tutlons—universities and colleges —have already announced their >• refusal to cooperate in the student loan program.’ I think, Mr. Pres­ ident, these Institutions are wrong­ ing tha young pooplo of tbla coun­ try." Later In tba debate, but depend­ ant on Russell's remark, Senator Dodd of Connecticut, wont furlhr la iadietlag tho faculty groups passive In their reading. They tarn tba pages of tba tastbooka bat things don't register. Io nan the "Tmo-Fslso" and "four . CASE F - 407: Eva q., aged i t , la a college sophomore. "Dr. Crane, I don't believe I know bow to study very off!fleetly," aho acknowledged. • "For f read and road, but whan tba professor gives us an oxaminalion, 1 atiU don't make vory food grades. "Bn 1 must not absorb the facts when I study my books. Do you psychologists have any rules for Improving memory and making •M 's study more productive?" Yes, inject ee much active par­ ticipation Into your study as pos­ sible.- Don't sit passively looking Dismay **** 1111111 you *inl,h Instead, keep a pea and note­ book handy. Imagine that It is your Job to prepare a "true-false" or "multlplo choice'.! exam over Uut chapler. Suppose you are going to be eeked tomorrow to writ# SO ques­ tions for- your follow students, all ... basal on that very chapter you .- - are studying tonight. ■ >vy : This mental attitude wakens you ". 'from the passive role that too ■any students adopt. ... Besides, It makes you read-very k'- eearehlngly: You are conetintly probing for facta, auch aa data* -• or laws or doflnttlons, etc. '»• When ovor you find aomathlai E gpocillq that can ba phrased as a question, Jot It down. This act .. of wrltiaf down somatbtns from • m y paragraph or page, will thus wakan you. , Oh, it may slow down tho speed with which you cover tho entire chapter. But once you've finished the chapter, you will have glean•d almost every fact therefrom, ~ e e your professor will seldom bo able to ask anything which you doa'I already have la your owa WhLVSUS which have been inciting students to intellectual rioting (different iavlolenea but not in kind from the snake dancers of Tokyo) against the defense policy of this country. Dodd aatd In a prepared address: ", . . these college and educa­ tional spokesmen . . . chose to repudiate a government program . . , , to stir up the students against the act which is aimed to benefit them . . . chose to liken our government to the Nazi r e ­ gime of Hitler, to shed crocodile tears and to put on an air ef persecution." Like the Japanese snakcdancer, the demonstrators against oathtaking are a pestiferous minority. The figures show that only 26 out out of 1.330 institutions have de­ cline! to participate In the stu­ dent loan program which Is con­ trolled by the objectionable oaths. ’Numbers are not very meaningful, since nose counting never tells much about the rights and wrongs of anything. In a civilized country tha minorities ere allowed to have-their fling within limits. The .thing which sent me digging back into tho Congressional Ro- This adds tha additional zest, too, of letting you try to out­ guess your professor. If your asslgnmant happens to bo history, you can pick out a date and phrase It in s truefalse statement, auch as: F (1) Columbus discovered America In 1432. (P. ITS). In parenlneses at tha end ol the itatement, list the page in your teit where the right answer Is printed. This helps you doublecheck quickly if you should for­ get. Many students prefer the fouranswer ("multiple choice") for­ mal, as: "Columbus discovered America In 1I1S-14M-1I1I-1TU." (P. ITS). Among these four answers, only on* is correct. Again you can flat tha paga where the right an­ swer la to bo found in your test. By such methods you greatly improve the efficiency of your studying. For you Joy yourself awake and actively do soma writ­ ing at least two or three times for Almost ovory page. If you keep your own exams, you can make n quick review in maybe SO minutes aa you ride to school. Besides you will not naed (o drink black coffee and cram all night long at the tnd of tho term. For you can easily review an entire teitbook In a couple of hours If you have previously made q detailed "true-false" or "four-answer" quiz .over each chapter as it has been assigned during the semester. In your true-false quiz, how­ ever, don't include two facta in ona statement, for one might be true and the other, false. This causes ambiguity. And to avoid fruitiest debate about tho truth or falsity of your ststamants, alwayi preface them with this: "Our textbook says:" for that kind of statement it easi­ ly answered with a definite "Trua" ol "Falsa". (Always write to Dr. Crane la care of thia newspaper, onclosing a long fonr-cont stampaddraaaod eavelope aad M cants to cover typing and print­ ing coala when yon send for nae of Ida booklets.) cord to review the Senate debate wai an episode that happened «evral day* later. During the ieatlmony of Dr. Linui Pauline, the nuclear paciflelat, a apattcrlng of frantic applauae burst from a knot of col* legeago boy a and glrla when the witness eeemed to be gettting boatile toward the committee. I went back and interviewed them (not aiking for any namea) and dlscovered thia unhappy but prevalent eltuatloa. Aa between a boatile, lay-down-your-arma witneaa and the four U. S. aenalora who were questioning him with the utmost courtesy, the Youth Move­ ment aa for the witneaa—and against the American government. How did their twlga get bent that way? I think Scnatora Rus­ sell and Dodd suggested the an­ swer. To understand how the fac­ ulty groups have been leading their students wrong, let ua summarize the oathtaking issue. The student loans were authorized by the 84th Congress on the Sputnik scare argument that a national Defense Education Act should bo passed to send more people to college. Since this was a quasi-military measure, It was thought that the studenta ought to take substant­ ially the same oaths that are re­ quired of ROTC studenta and scholarship beneficiaries under the National Science Foundation. These oaths aaked of student loantakers are two In number. One simply and beautifully pledges allegiance to the Constitution. The other declares that the taker is not a Communist and does not plan to help overthrow the USA. The anti-oaths agitators at first opposed both these oaths. When they couldn't rub out the pledge of allegiance, they concentrated on the anti-Communlst statement. In the final Senate action, the anti-Communist declaration was killed, but a much stronger and legaly-bindlng substitute by Sen­ ator Prouty of Vermont was pass­ ed. Thus despite much public misunderstanding, the anti-oath pro­ fessors and their Senate cohorts took a beating. Left in the embattled air was the plaintive cry that American studenta were being "singled out" for the anti-Communist statement. Well why not? To be in the van of battle used to be consider­ ed an honor. Their teachers ought to teach these students that it's a privilege to be first in any fight against communism. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Do Jatlinerei —Causa miscarriages? —Make people more airsick? —Lead to deafness among ground crews? , —Give stewardesses varicose veins and more frequent men­ strual periods? —Crests greater fatigue among pilots? When the Jot aga began in Octo­ ber, 1068, there were frequent warnings that aubtonle sir travel would lead to various medical dif­ ficulties. But Dr. Otla B. Schrouder, med­ ical director of Pan American World Airways overseas division, says all thass faara have proved groundless. Doe* Jet travel or flying in gen­ eral causa miscarriages? A re­ view of Pan Am’s medical rec­ ords shows that nearly seven mil­ lion paisengers flew tho Atlantic between 1068 and 1060 without a single rase of miscarriage report­ ed. Srhreuder, in a paper read recently to tha Aaroapare Medi­ cal Association masting in Miami, quoted statistical studies which concluded that flying haa no ill effect on pregnancy — either in By IAMBS KELLER Housework cannot b* measured In dollars aad cents was tba fact one woman discovered In Pitts­ burgh, Pa., not long ago. She had brought suit against her husband for 63.170 clalmlM that tho money was due her under an agreement they had made where­ by ah* would bo paid on* dollar an hour for housework. Tho judge ruled that auch work within tire horn* was an Integral ps rt of family life for which no payment should b* mad*. It la not easy to be a good wife m other.and homemaker and at the Jsama time, ho at overyona'a been and call. But in God'a plan it fe on* of tb* moat important aad noblest task in tha world. No amount of money could adoquatcly compensate for all ’ tho tlate, effort aad devotion expended by a woman In conducting n good home. But it talw* only a moment to show by word or deed tha appre­ ciation you owe your wife- or mother. That little word or dand la worth mar* than any hourly wag* ah* could ho paid. "Let ua not love in word Mithar with Urn toogue, hut fe deed and fe truth." , (1 John 1:11) Teach 8U fe show appreciation for the Managua aa a happy famOy life, O Laid.) IXICOon the not;: 0*. i* U S Coast Guard ke upon a# a ataip. But ltd* a tbip. fa more like * ‘ :e that art* nowhere end o» lowbere a Bridie with .mek Voe *et bere by dr ■ ^55?? JTJk sulphur business." ** no‘ lb* Now /lurnhi°rt ,,°°k ilfrom U»ere. nri Profits DrofU ?for‘ *1having * 50 Perc«nt 'h* round°tthat spot, which is one nr the richest sulphur mines in the Wor|d «rre» , nd too (ect thick ’ Mining sulphur from the u A •as never tried before, it 1*7 • *J° miliion-dollar gamble u build the island of steel, the on? such structure with the ezcepUa o' the much smaller Tezas To*. lVnti°n °Ur DEW llDe *" ,he Aw High on this superstructure. Paul Hyboe, general supervisor removed the lid of a steel vi! and what 1 saw inside was a inch pipe belching sireimi M \ ■mber liquid—molten sulphur. I It’s mined by shooting sup*r. heated water, 300 degrees, let* a A swimming pool larelcome well, melting down the rock, thea I ferial the summer rM it arlards relief from the mi It can It counted on to glv 1doyment cseept when the hei I broken |y a thunder storm J it ben the peel was about to b ud. Except when tba w air la io Heal that everybody otf to the As a preview, we act off a couple of firecrackers the other night. (Just to see if they work­ ed. "Look out!" BANG!) I think they were slightly illegal. But we are an j independent bunch. The Fourth of July these de­ pendent days simply reminds us how much Independence has been blown out of our youth. Surrender to safety, sanity and tba super­ market. We do not sell fireworks in our enlightened community. There­ fore, we have to drive over to another county where the inhabl- Jets or conventional piston angina aircraft. Do tha Jets make people more airsick? Schrauder says tha air­ sickness tala on piston aircraft la slightly higher than on tho Jets. Are tho Jats loading to deafness among grounds craws? In 18 months of Jet operations, not a •ingle Pan Am employe developed any loss of hearing due to highintensity noise, thank mainly to tha safety program Pan Are and other airlines developed for ground personnel. Are Jetliner stewardesses ac­ quiring varicose veins, more fre­ quent menstrual periods and as­ sorted aliments? Dr. Schroudar •aya auch complaints, widespread in the first months of jet opera­ tions, "have largely disappeared du* to tha fact that that* smploys* now have become accus­ tomed to the airplane.” Do pilots become more fatigued flying Jets? Tha Pan Am medical director saya all sludiaa show that Jatlinara causa lass fatigue be­ cause of fa war instrument/, lack of vibrations, decreased noise and better prttsuritaUon. These feetore are offset somewhat by the Jets requiring greater physical and mental alertness "the pilot must be ahead of tba airplane," Schreuder explained but In gen­ eral the Jeta are lata fatiguing. Overall, Dr. Schroudar conclud­ ed, Jet travel aoems to b* healthier. During a period when Pan Am carried 188,439 passengers, only on* "medical emergency" was reported for ovory 2,677 pass­ enger*. Most of these were minor such as faintness. As with piolte, tha paying customers are benefitting from tha lack o f noise, ab­ sence of vibration and improved preasurisation. In my insane, unsafe youth the Fourth of July started by putting the biggest cannon cracker you had under an empty tomato can. WHAM! It started at daybreak. All tba grownups put thalr beads under tba covers. And every dog In the neighborhood went under the nearest bed. From the Initial explosion wa progressed to feats of bravery. "Betcba you're scared to hold a llttls one in your Angara while it goes off!" ' "Batch* I’m not either!" "I betcba. And I dare and doublc-dara ymi." • • • Well, nobody can betcba. And dare and DOUBLE DARE you. Ws look one of tha little fire­ crackers. Wa pinched it between our thumb and finger. Good hea­ vens, it was scary! We pinched it and lit It with n piece of Chinas* punk. CRACKI Thera you stood. Still shivering. But a hero. "Hack, that's nothing," we said modestly. "Last year I held one of those big, old CANNON crack­ ers!" They said, you did not, let's see you do it again. We aald wa would. Only laat year another boy did It and it blew his arm off. So wa had to promise our mother not to do it again. They said: "Yeah? What boy? You’re Just scared too." We said: "Oh yeah? You want to fight?" Those were the good old days. fresh lemonade. (Our lemonade It add-water-and-serve from the tupermarket.) Night fireworks were set off by your uncles. Tha were wonderful star-soaring rochets. Your uncle lit it with a cigar. It was torpedo-shaped on n stick. You stuck it in the ground. It went FIZZZZZZ. WHOOSH! Up into the night sky. A flaming trail bursting into bails of colored fire. Once in a while they would tip over before takeoff. Tba rocket would then chase everybody around the yard. "Look OUT! Duck!" Naturally, this is all over now. (Except for a lew Independent souls ilka me.) 1 set off a coup]# of cracker* the other night. Just to see it they worked. BANG I It gave the neighborhood dogs some­ thing to think about. BY BENNET CEBF Comic Joe E. Lewis confided to Scribe Herb Stein tbit he's writing a book tentatively called Horses Io Lose By, "Race hors­ es," points out Professor Lewis, "ar* more than 2000 years old —especially the ones I bet on. Do you know that Noah's Ark con­ tained two race horses—and 300 Jackasiei to bet on them? The first famous horse player In his­ tory was King Richard of Britain, who called In his court handicapper and begged, 'A horse! a home! Sly kingdom for horse.' So the Torpedoes were an excellent bandlcapper banded him a plug buy when I was driving grown­ that came In ninth." ups under tho covers and dogs under tho bed. Venlda Colwell saw a row of I cannot buy torpedoes Uses* kids sitting in front of her neigh­ calm days. "We have some nice bor's garige one afternoon, a look sparklers," said the fireworks of hsppy expectancy on all their man. I just gave him a look, faces. ‘‘How come all you kids Sparklers I are tilting there so quietly?" in­ A torpedo wai a red loicnge. quired Mrs. Colwell. "We're waitAbout tho size of a bottle-top. You welting to listen to my father," ground your heel on U. It crackled explained one child, "then he and popped. It sounded like a comet home and sees what Mom machine • gun going off. BLIP- did to tho right front fender.” FETY BLIP! BANGI A string of little crackers Is a pretty good purchase, too. Distinguished Server You let them all off—CRACKI DERBY, Colo. (UPI) - S t CRACKI C-R-R-RACKI Catherine's Roman C a t h o l i c Tb* best thing about this U tba Church ktr* haa a distinguished hang-fires. Tha remains are atiU altar boy, Any more, parishioners smoldering. Among them you see are not surprised to sae Col. Wila couple of crackers unblown. liam Jams* Allen Jr., serving Now—do you DARE put your w l r Main for tha Rav, Dominic hand in aad fish them qut? Albino, Allen, 63, Is commandtr of You are Just reaching—BANG! tb* aprawliag Rocky Mountain Night fireworks, of course, have Arsenal run by the Army northgone with the lamplighter aad ■ast of Dravtr, ■U, «r underwater timing. Except when s per inset the id ea peril or beinj lid upon Ml above or lorpcd Bom be­ lt tr kicked by to •houghtm swimmer who I ned no•dy was around, hetpt when a p< k cannot ■ across the pfcler the S of the pool < Ut runiato other swimtt w being d by rafts, rubbe ttx, rubtalmals, and al t otehr fhtrnslia that B tti feel aiust take into ■ ol with llwtpt when a da lM 0 t to the pool in awhs rules and, In s] imp. Jumps into the; tfeSM In by soma taafe depriving the c&ta to purily and b s p t vdlen persoi thbfwf in keen antis •m s aad find no w| be sm lb* pool Is b< or fare is a leak In In ;-> re p | far exhibit sw miar feces and of eaeptu bn or foi sh n and is availal th< eafco re taking 1 fesrt, there an extpBuu the qul ruj Si anj( ment of the lb m h to be prit ttf of ibathlub whi Ifees >t have by hi wh< commu Christo] s been ition of S warnt or Is Inkster, | of Its iltlon. rive at •n of a is in It Cleaned [plumbs been Idiviag, I forms fashion inly to F many Lninterol that ■or the ■bower (shared TAtiAlU EE W.138,Bl P sco Eicanfea nty contrast e at State Bud >pa complsM ifets ment The ’Ifldi <tl PVtfe twin roadways 2 t Wife Bite miles across the « UJ.Highway 98. Woikfe feveraber lass. It win n Idr bridge which tun h i t . The 'center tec! [«I bridge will b e n s ■ two end sections ut res pi«r*. 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Engle had a double and League Leaders a •Ingle tingle and three rune tingle, Daytona B) won nothing |on drove in double and a |Ray Steffanl r n * a-* m o # * . »■¥/>'* By United Frees lateraaUonal B e e t/o x te e p to M A * ry Irtbraak when National League A M /a ttiA * e n d one kilter against OFM'f IS A S it* TOP A B t Pleyer ft Oak G AB B N. PCT.; j ^ l l S * < I Indians baat and T1 M 6 H BArr-rts Maya. S. F. 71 171 64 100 .369 1him ".0 WAV PO#>t A TAfORPfX Larker, L. A. 57 16S 25 57 .339 steffan, m bsd pitch, to M O iroc ru e TA>e— Athburn. Chi. 69 260 54 87 .335 gen Ellweln second inning, rue e w e e g / a a k k o a m Croat, Pills. 71 262 42 92 .328 and Ellweln out of the 6 8 , B e ro lt& B b / bo s ™ Clemente, PiUl. 68 212 46 93 .330 park with Stes on bate. T p /A \’p o f , p o i& r r ***/tANS£M K v* $*£/* White, St. L. 71 282 42 92 .326 The Islanders | hits off Ron TOO FAR AM T. M AL T /M O /ff SRoRTSTOR Waller*, Phil. 63 225 29 71 .318 Sthamp but at nuke them A T 2 2 /$ a Y £ O F Skinner, Pitts. 70 269 51 83 .309 count, and boosted his m e 'f A W & f i o s Kirkland. S.F. 71 260 33 80 .308 season's rccor 1-4. M o faff B eert Katko, Cin. 70 277 41 85 .307 up with four Leesburg A U K A 'S TM6 O R /O CB B American Leagae G AB R 11 PCT. ths ninth to AM 6A K & SBFBATkXVCenUle, Balt. 68 167 32 56 .335 runt in the Riedtl tripled nip Tampa 8 Runnels, Bot. 67 226 45 8S .331 Jim Stalkh Minoto, Chi. 71 273 43 89 .326 home two and winning Marti, N. Y. 66 249 51 80 .321 drove In t double of the Kuenn, Clev. 64 247 43 79 .320 runs with 1 Skowron, N. Y. 82 238 23 76 .319 night. are Daytona Tonight’s Lope*, N. Y. 54 173 29 55 .318 Smith, Chi. 70 269 39 84 J 12 Beach at L4 , Orlando at Power, Clev. 62 245 30 74 .302 Tampa, Palati Lakeland and Berra, N.Y. 50 156 26 46 .295 St. Petersbura inford. Bane Batted la Marit, Yankeei 64; Gentile, Ori­ ole* 54; fikowron, Yankeei si; Minoto, Wbhe Sox 49; Hanten, Oriole* 47. NEW YORK (UPI) — Willie Bob Skinnrr of th* Pirales, while Natioaal League Leagua Mags and Roger Marls were the Ernie Banka of th* Cuba won the Florida ^ Bankt, Cuba 69; Maya, Cianlt IT. L. Pet. GB most popular ssltctions for the ahotatop job and Bill Materoaki 9 S3; Aaron, Braves 39; Cepeda, 1 .750 starting lineups of the 1960 major of Pittaburgh wilt atart at second Clanta 35; Clemente, Piralea S3. Sanford 1 .750 Lakeland Home Baas league All-Star Game, but un­ base. 1 .730 Orlando American League doubtedly ths most pleased play­ The four Yaukeet who will start r* l 2 .500 Marls, Yankees 25; Lemon, Sena­ Palatka | 2 1 .500 1 ers were newcomers Ron Hanstn for th* American League are tors 19; ManUr. Yankeei 19: Held, Tampa 2 of the Oriolea and Jot Adcock of Marls, Mlckry Mantel In erntcr Indians 14; Williams, Red Sox 14. Lceiburg 1 1 s .250 field, Bill Skowron at first base St, Petersbur 1 1 3 .280 2 tho Braves. Natteaal Leagua Yogi Berra behind the plate. Banks, Cubs 23; Aaron, Braves Daytons Bcs 1 1 3 .250 > Four Braves playeri and four ahd Frank Malsone and Pete Run­ 21; Boyer, Cards 19; Stays, Giants L1TTLK | dr l e a g u e members of tha Yankees were nels will be a t third base and 17; Mathews, Braves 16; Cepeda, I W 1. PCT. among the 16 playeri chosen by second, respectively, while Minnie Giants 16. s 0 1,000 their major league colleague to Minoto of the White Sox will play Hams Pitching .600 ■tart in the All-Star Games at In th* A. L. outfield with Mantle Tlcars 1 * 4 American League .260 Kansas City. July 11, and at New and Maria. ■! 2 6 Coates, Yankees 94; Brown, Orio- Colt* I.lon* | 1 7 .125 York, July 13. Crandall, Mathew*, Banks, Mays olea 7-2; Perry, Indians 9-3; Grant LITTLE lOK LEAGUE Ilonsen. a 22-yrar.olil rookie and Aaron all started for the N. L. Indians 6-2; Daley, Athletic* 11-4. W 1. PCT. shortstop who looks like klarty National League last year while 8 krowron and .800 Marion in the field, was favored Minoso ate A. L. starting hold­ 4 1 Roebuck, Dodgers JB-I; Law, Pir­ Standard Oil V 4 !S .687 by a wide margin over Lula over*. S alea 11-3; Williams, Dodgers 7-2; Navy 4 2 .607 Aparicio of tha White Sox for a Farrell, Phils 6-2; Buhl, Braves YowsU’a For tha third year jn a row, .400 starting spot In the American piayera, coarhsi and manager* Klr»t Fadoral 5 2 2 6-3; Purkey, Reds 8-3. .400 League lineup, Hansen la a good voted for the alerting lindups. Florida 8 tatJ r 2 3 rarfection j i 2 a .400 fielder and currently it batting The poll waa conducted by Frank Chait .333 .258 with 47 runs batted in. i 2 4 Riorum, aid* to corantlssioper Food mart j 2 4 • J33 Adcock finally was choarn on Ford Frick. yCHL'H l.KAOUB an All-Star team in hla 11th Na­ Atotal of U34 eligible volar* 1 W L PCT. tional League season. Tha Ill- participated in the N, L. poll and STATU o r FLORID*. v o T ic a To u rk ditobs 15 4 Klrat Baptiil .789 year-old first baseman currently 317 in tha A. L. The major It a n <687 is batting .304 with 11 homer* and leaguer* could not vote for playNatarana t 12 4 Estate et ROT HOLI.Kn. .883 .19 RBI's. Adcock won out in the era on theii' own club. S 7 Deceased Hnccrart B J k TO 41.1. raiCOITOMa 4X11 PHR. Firet Chrlitil .488 closest rice for any position in 7 9 a n s a n s v i t m m i a i o r i i k - Frao MathoJ 1 17 .056 either league boating Bill White of M*NI»S 4 U 4 I T S T * 4 1 0 ESTATE, b a b e ! tu LEAGUE the Caidiuat, 82 votes to 6.1. Tou, and each of juu. are here­ W |, PCT. Beside* Adcock, tha Milwaukee by notifies and requir'd to pre­ TMB CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH se n t any claims and tlrmands which Oviedo i 10 2 331 playeri elected were catcher Del JITl lllt'IAI, CIRCUIT OF PI.ORIti*, you. or either of you, mey have Shrins j| 6 307 ‘ 4 IN AND FOH BKRINIIt.R COl.N Tt, Crandall, third baseman Ed Ma­ a a a la st the estate er R u v HOI.| 9 6 .64.1 thews and right fielder Hank IT CHANUERV NO. ISTM l.ER, dsceaatd, late er said Coun­ Elk* t o t ic r o r b u it ty. -• lha Caunty Judge e t Semi- CPO 6 6 .171 Aaron. CLARENCE Mint's ami EDITH note County, rtorlds, at his or- Kiwanl* .51)0 7 7 Tha two other N. L. outfielders S1I1U8. hla writs, firs la the Court House of laid | 6 7 Plaintiffs, .462 chosen were Mays and left fielder County, at Hanford, Florida, with. Civilan Va. * In tig h t calendar months from Rotary 4 8 .3.13 OEOItUK D. ATKINX. at a t. the lima nf the fleet publication Laka Mary K r 12 .077 Drfrndanta. • f this notice. Kaih claim er de­ N i| Lraaue RTATK UK FI-ORIDA Tin mand ehall be In Writing, and • hall s t a t e , t h a place of residence W. L. Pet. GB i t n i B r i R t i i t c o u r t o r T ien OKOIU1K D. ATKINR, T. C. RIMPMON. A L L K N K. IIAHTI.KTT, and peat office address of ilia Pittsburgh A3 37 .614 ... >I>TH JUO IC ItL CIRCUIT, IN IIEOIIOK ATKINS, a l l . . , Ihair claimant, end ehall be oworn to %>n for asmtAoi.r county, raapacllvs unknownIf apuuaaa Milwaukee 38 30 J63 3 1 a If t>y tha .claimant, hla ngtnt or r i. n n iD A . IT CM A.ACEB V N«*. married, and It daad. th» rrapar. Sen Francis 38 33 .531 5's teeax. etiornay, sad s a y auch claim nr 1 1va unknown hairs, drvleaas. Irasdtmand Sot an filed ahall ha void. St. Leuit 36 38 AM 8 dm onc e teas aad grantata: J. K. I1ART/ • / Mary Oravta Hollar H1UOINDOTIIAM. Lot Angola* 35 36 .483 6>s RUTH ETT. A. E. RAI1T1.ETT. 4a K ie c u t r lt nf Hit Last F U latiff. I. Cincinnati 34 38 416 f RAItTLETT. W. A. BARTLETT and Will and Taalamenl af Chicago ROT H O U t l t . D t c e i u d 28 41 ,406 141k IIIL l'a R D HILL IttautNIIOTHAU J. E. BARTI.ETT. JR., a* lha n w . A. SPKKR. JR. Irsfrndanl. Trustees e f The Ruhnrh naunttfui Philadtlpbis) 3B 43 M3 IS Havatepmant Cu., a dissolved Flor­ Attnrnay far geld Eatate XOTtCB TO DEFEND M ostly’J baht* Ptttbers ida Corporation, and any and all lim Mssnqlla Avsnua T H » STATE o r FLORIDA: Phlladglpn j i t Cinciusii <3 TO: Mll.LARD HIM. llllUlINBO- person* rlalmlnw by, through nr Sanford, Florida. Puollah Juae ts. IT * July 4. tt. lam es)—Gr^ (1-1) and Onlay THAU, w h m e n l l d s a c * and ad- undar said Truattas: and any and alt parsons bavin s or claiming any Is unknown. i * t h i s c t R c r r r c o u r t . » h t r (3-4) vs. >14 (8 7) and Nuxhsll dr*** Teu are lirrrby notlflrd tbst suit rlaht, t ills and Inlereat In and j ' O i n s i c u t e r r r o r r u i n i n g (ID . has barn fltid agalnat >ou In ths tu th* following described lands, IW S 8 D r o w SHM.NOLK I'OL.NTY Pittsburgh) It Milwaukee (3 Circuit Court la mid for NculnoU lyin g and bains In Heinmol* r a s w i B v n o . itre e Florida, to.w it: games)—Frlf (9-5) and Haddix County, Florida In Chancery. The County, MILTON IU T ' MANNAR. l^it 41* of Plan nf the auhdl* nature e f this suit Is a suit fur | Pitinllff (4-4) vs. Js (2 3) and Burdetle dlvon-s. vision nf tho Land belonging Ahlirsvlatrd t ills nf this •va. (8-4 ) or Wli (4-3). to Allamnnta Land, lintel a r s s s Is R f T H R. II KM INROTH AM, EDNA MAS JKNKINd HANNAR, Navigation Co. arrordlng to San Fraud Ftslnllt*. va. MILLARD HIM . HIU. at Ckicifo (2 Plat thereof recorded In Plat Defondaat games)—An* Hi (3-3) sad San- OINBOTHAM. Dsfandsnt. Ths asm s n o t u b to p g ra iD Book 1, page 1*, Public Rec­ of ths P lolntlfrs attorney Is I.EO THE STATE o r FLORIDA TOt ford (7-1) vg Clliwsrth (4-3) and W. HAI.KV. 311 lo u t h Orsnas Avsords of Bamlnola County, F lor­ EDNA MAB JENKINS HANNAR Anderson ida. BU*. Orlando, Florida. P. O B e t ! f l Tou. and t sr h uf yeu. ora here, Not Istsr that ths i l l h day af Los Angelj at tt. L Louis (I Dawtonvllle, (la. by entitled and required to appear July, 1»4». »e>t »rs required ta MeDevgames)— Ko g 13-1) and A Sworn Complaint baring been M s with lha Clark e f tha Circuit and flla, personally or by yuur a t ­ filed agalnat you In Ihe Circuit Itl ( 0-1) vs.I ledacU (3D and t7Court I" sad for NsmlpoiS Coun- torney, with tho Clark of tho . court la aad for Remlnnia County, Broglio f 8-6 r IT. Florida, ths aawsSr te m I4 abova-atyled Court, your written Florida, la Cbancarr. for Divorce autl and to ss rve tifun ths P la la . defenses. If any, to tho Bill tu Aa '*■ U 8iw and otbor rollef, the ehort title and to ths P la in t if f s attor­ Quiet Title Mod herein aaelnet you W .I-PcL GB tiff e f oald aailon being MILTON RAT In tho above.styled causa, and tu ney, a ropy of said answer. u HAN.VAR, P lelnllff, re. KONA MAR New York 41 25 -643 .. tt you foil to do so a Dsrrso •orvo a ropy nf tho earns on Plain, " JENKINS HANNAR, Dofindant. 46 21.588 3 Fro Coafssao will ho sntsrod lifts' attorney, below, un or be. thoao preeenia are to caute a s * Cleveland you for i n s relief 4smaad« furs tho ( t h day uf Auauel, A. D. 4| 32 -573 31% sealant \ require you to file yeur written Baltimore ISIS. ad In said Complaint. 9 32 -548 51% WITNESS my ban* aad seal et defenses. If any, te the Complaint Chicago Herein fall not nr else a Decree filed herein, and to serve a copy Detroit I 37 .464 lilt Rsnford. SemUioto Count). Florid*, Fra Confess* will ba satarad thereof u*oe P la i n t i f f s Attorney Washington agalnat you. this lath day' e t Juns. IMS. II 11 -441 13 e n er before the s t l b day er July, WITNESS my hand and seal at (SEAL) 43 AM IT A. D„ ISIS, etherwlae e Decree. Kansas CUy Manlurd. Memlnol* Caunty, Plerlda. Arthur If. Bsc kw llh. Jr. ■Fro Cenfaaao Will ha entered Boston tbla lath day of June. A. D. Ufa. 44 .363 181% Clark of c ircu it Court aaeln et yeu and the cause proceed WaJaseday’s ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. Ratelael* Ceuaty Florida rite hers S i parla. Clark uf Ik* Clrruli Court Rrt Martha T. Ylhlen Baltimore un (I fame*) WITNESS any band and nftlalel BT Joan »■ With* Dapuly Clark Beal at Baaferd. Seminole county, — Barber (M) _ Walker (3-1) LEO W. HALET Deputy Clerk Florida, i t Is Itr d day e t du et, wr. C. Heichteea, Jr. Attorney far F lalatlff ( 7 7 ) tad BarIts*. Edward* Building t i l South Oraeae A vsae* m (SIAM Saalerd, Merida Florida jit (3 urns*)— Orlande, Arthur H. Beak with. Jr. Chicago at Publish June i s , ts. t t A J u ly 4. Attorney far F ia la llffe Clerk e f the Circuit Court lsumsnn (4-6) Shaw (7*7) Bemlaele Ceuaty, Florida va. Bussing (| gad Bruce (6-1). Ryt Jeaa K. Wilks. Kansas City it CUvtlani (2 Deputy Clerk games)—He Qsrdea V. Frederlrk ( 1 4 ) aad Kucks Altoraey f sr Platatlff 64) aad Boerafield (M> Y 8 . F. o. B o t 111* (3-4). 844 Norik Fork Avsaue New Yoi •t Washington — Sanford, Florda . W oodeihlck (1-1). Fublleb June 17 A July 4. II, i t . Coates (8-0) Newcomers Spark Starting For I960 Major Loop All-Star Tilt Legal Notice Lagal Notice Legal Notice K SPT HOME Yanks Reach July 4th M ilestone W ith Biggest W hile Pirates Beginning To Lose Edge In Nation United Press International The New York Yankees have reached the July 4 milestone with (heir biggest American League lead since 1958. but the Pittsburgh Pirates are slowly losing their edge in the National. Casey Stengel's crew carried a three-game lead into today’s Inde­ pendence Day program on the strength of Sunday's doubitheader sweep of Detroit, 7-6 and 6-2. Pittsburgh's margin was cut to 3it games as Los Angeles beat tha Pirates, 6-2, and second-place Milwaukee dsfaatad St.Louis, 4-3, In 14 innings. Although there's an old basabail adage that teams leading on July 4 go on to win pennants, the Pirates might be reminded that this hss often proved a fallacy. The Cuba now have lost four of their last six games. A pair of three-run homers by Cletis Boyer and Mickey Mantle stelchcd the Yankees' winning streak to six games and ran their record to 23 victories in the lest 38 rim es. The Yankees came from behind to deal Dstroit its fifth straight Mixed League Race lightens Up Just one halt point separated the two top teems in Ihe Thurs­ day night Mixed League, as B. Edwards held on to the top spot with 28tk wins, and Powell's Of­ fice Supply grabbed second with 28. Town k Country T. V. Service took over third with 26, DeBsry Pharmacy holds fourth with 25, followed by Sanford Mfg. with 2219. Slelnmeycr Roofing, 2ll» rood Fair, 20; V. F. W.. 1714: Mfs. Applel.y's Restaurant, 17 and Team 6 with 14 wins. Bill Mott piled up a 55.1 scratch series to be high (or Town 6c Country end the league, while Denny Phares rolled Ihe high sin­ gle game of 231 for M. Edward*. BIU Tisdale led the split shrinkera as he felled the 4-10. Others making nice pick-ups were, Wal­ lace Woods, Ld Callan, F.d Horn­ ing, Erms Anderson, and Gordon Senart, all making the 3-10, with Erma adding the 5-7 to her score and Gordon getting the 3-6-8. Vi­ ola Kastner felled the 2-7 and 4-5, Mike Accerdi the B-t-tO, Lll Do­ nat 5-10, Ann Conklin 5-8-10, Maryliou Danyluk 54-10 and Alberta Warner the 58. Legal Notice I * T H S CIRCUIT COURT OF TMK .n i n t h j u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f and for a e w i N a i .K f o u n t *, FLORIDA IN CMANCUItV M H nf . h m u • TIIK HORTON FIVE CENT* BA\ • I. NUB DANK PUtattir, ROBERT It. MARt.Kt *n.l BAR. IIAItA M. MARl.Rr. hi* wife, JAM KH H. O'HRIKN anil (IEOHill A A. oRKIKN. hl» Wlf», eml JANE O. HKFFLEH. * widow. Defendant*. NOTICE OF ai'IT IN MORTUAOR FOHEULoaURR to: IIOHKRT R. MARI-ET and BAR­ BARA M. MAIU.ET, hla w i l l, 117 ntveralda Drlr* Oreenwund Mlaaleetppt R. J. JAMES II. O BRIEN and (IEOR* ill A A. OIIRIKN, hla wife, 1-. R. N a t * Oummliaary Slor* raar! Mir*--"-. H * « a ll JANE II. IIKFFLKIl II. F. I>. No. t Lotanton. l-enneylranla Tou. Hobart II. Marlejr, Barbara M M arin . Jamea II. O'Hrlen. lleorala A. O'Brien and Jan* ft. llefrier, ere hartbtr notified that a Complaint lo (urerluae ■ terlaln niort*an* on tha follnwln* deac-rlb. ad pioparty. lo wltl U.t *. Illork "K-. COL’NTRT CLUII MANOR. UNIT NO. I, a t <mdin* lu lha plat thereof ao recorded In Plat Book II, po*o i l , Dublin Bocordo of famlnolo Count)', Florida, haa been filed a ia ln a t you and >ou ara required tu aarva n copy nf your Auanor nr P leadlnf to tha Cumplalnl on Plalntlff'o aUornaye, Andrrenn, lluah. Word A Dean, 133 Eaat Crulrat A ttn ue, Orlando, Florida, and flla lha iul«lnal Ananrr nr I’leadlnr In Ilia nfflca nf the Clrik uf lha Clrruli C onn un or before the 3*lh day of July, l » tt. If >ou rail lo do ao. a Decree Pro Confirm will bo laktn ig a ln e t you for lha relief dtmandtd In lha Complaint. Thl* Nmiro ehell b* publlehed onr* oath week for fuur con**rullva weak* la Ik* S«af*rd liar•Id. WITNESS nay k in d and official real of efflea at Sanford. Sentinel* County, Florid*, ikl* 14th day e l Jon*. III*. (SEAL) Arthur 14. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk af Clrouli Court Byi Joan M. Wltk*. Doputy Clark Onb u Legal N o tic t Legal Notice tia r r iill Legal Notice ‘ NOTICE TO l-NKUITonn IN THH I OI NTV J l IIRF.'P (TH'HT IN AND FOR PKMINOLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN PHORATH IN R*Cl ADMINISTRATION I'NNFlianahNV OFi IKE ALEXANDER, Dei-raatd T e All Fredliero and AII Person* Maelae Claim* or Demaada A*ala» ol Raid K tlo lei An Order of Administration t'nnacaaatry bin been onlorad herein. Tha total cash value e f aald a n a l* la In lha amount uf fTIO It. Th* • elate herein lias baan aaslgnod le th* fnllowlnr halret Anna Thomas, tut C y p ru s Av* nne. Sanford Florida Roe* Derry, 1711 Jerry AvOnu*, Sanford, Florid* Calhleen A ttainder, l"S'» San. ford Avenue, Hanford Florida Tuu, and oath of you, ar* here­ by notlflrd and requlrti! lo pre• eni any • lalme and demand* which ) oil or tltber uf yeu h*v* a * t ln e l Ihe eotele of Ik* Alfiauder, d*. r.aeed, lata of Mtmlnola County, Florida, to lha llonorabti County Judaea of HeuilnuU County, and file lb* tain* In Ihelr office* In Ilia County Cnurlhniiea In Hrmlnola County, Florida, within e l l l l l cal­ endar mnntha from lha data of lha flrsi publication hereof. a*M claim* er demand* In contain th* lepal addreea ef lh* claimant and lo b* sworn to and prtaenied • • aforesaid, or earn* will ba harrrd. Dated thle aih day of Juna, ltd* Anna Thomas a* on* nf lh* petitioner* for Order nf Admlnletratlnn Unnereeaary nf th* Estate af IKE ALEXANDER, Deceased Edith Ilrolda .‘ Horner for Petitioner* *<* Lincoln Rued Miami Heath, Florida Publish Juna IS, tt. I f * July 4. Ta All Uredllora aad All Person* Marian Claim* er Demand* Aaalaat Said F.alal*i An Order nf Administration Un. necessary haa been enlered herein. Tha total cash Valo* uf aald aatata la In Ihe amount nf llAta.ta. Th* eatata herein ha* beta aaeltntd 10 lh*-fnlluw ln * heir*: Anna Thnntaa, II I Cypreaa A t *. Sanford, Florida Roe* Perry, 1711 Jarry Avanut, R*nf..rd Florida Cathlern Aleiatidar, tnl<i Baa. fard Avenue, Sanford. Florida Tnu, and oarh of yeu. are here, hr notified and requlrad lo pre­ sent any claim* and demands which )uu or either of you hava aaainst ilia eatata of Dally A laiander, de<eaaad, lata of Remlnnia Courtly. Florida, lo lh* Honorable Cminty Jud ate nf Remlnnl* County and file the asms In fhalr offices In ihe County Cnurthouea in Semi­ nole County. Florida, within a l | h l calender months from lh* flat# of Ihe Drat publication hereof. Bald claims ur demands lo contain lha leaal addreea of the rlalmsnt and In ha aworn to and presented • • aforesaid, nr earn* will he barred. Dated ah Ia Ith day ef Juna, III*. Anna Thomas *• on* of tha petitioner* far Order nf Administration Un* necessary of K ettle of D A ISr ALEXANDER. Deceased Ussaawscod ffcw w C«M MONEY! Edith Brotda Attorney for Petitioner* *40 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, Florida ruhllah Juna 11, t«, 37 4 Juhy d. CAMERAS Photography Sdpglida- n. 1 • Day Dovslsplsg Barrie WIEBOI.DT CAMERA SHOP 316 8 . Park Rasford. fls. OPEN HOUSE TODAY C A L L F A 2-8627 For A ll ’Round News And Advertisement CALL fa 2-2611 /M SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, IN C m F A 1-1412 If. ELM AVI. i •-ic V. . . >■ v- ? ■ ':• •M. A 1" nr*T3T.- *.• JSStaiStw iliw' ABHI ft' H ir." jM s* . Herald . V"’ " • 'A ' T■< - I { , | 1 71 j Notice lo htroby given th a t ha* der n Derrs* at f s r s e l t n r a and •ala anlarod hy lh* JuSa* nf lha Clrruli Court nf lha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole Countr. Florida, • • lha 1st. day • ( July, l i l t , Is s rertalo rauie ha* tween Klrat Federal Ba v in e s and 1-oan Asaoolalton - nf Orland*,- a rorporalloa, plaintiff, and Robert i K. Snyder and Shlrlay J, Snydefc j hla a* if*, and Wotwn Corp., a FlotJ Ida corporation, defendant*, being Chancery No. K i f f , 1 w ill call at public auction to tha hlthaat hid* der for edah, at tha frant door at lha Court H o u m ' In tho C l t f of Sanford, Semlsola County, Ft«*o Ids. at lha hour of H i t ! • ‘eMail P. M.. on Wadn*adav aha l l i h d * y nf July, i l l * that certain propartp drscrlhad aa fallow*, t o - w l u WOODMBRR PARK, PARK. SO* C Il-ot ^ t I. WfWDMBRR rordln s I* tha plat Iharoof As recorded Is P la t Baal* 11, FOSS ; p a s t I* a f UO Puhlln RaeorM • f Bamlnala Caunly, Florida. ,t1 -{rf Arthur H. Barkwlth, Jr. - i Clark af tha Clrouli Court « S S « s r lit . « Myt Martha T. Vlhlan, P . A ( Hllta, Hedrick * Rablsaaa . , ■' P. O. Drawer l i l t Orlando, Florida For • home deliver* A ll Homes Up To 1,000 Sq. Ft. - - $15.00 $1 For Each 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 Tear*) No More Cards The Sanford Herald F0G 6INC 90 DAY GUARANTEE Follow Sanford's GREYHOUNDS setback. Boyer pul Now York; In the first Inning, stood up for homer highlighted a six-run rally ahead, 7-5 in the opener when he Chicago aa late-inning homers by In the third inning. Rookie Johnny hit his fourth home run of the Harry Anderson and Wally Post Briggs allowed a homer to Ren^ nearly overcame the Cubs' lead. Bertola in winning hla fourtii season In the seventh inning with Jim O'Toole, a Saturday bride­ game. Mantle and Elston Howard on groom, was treated unkindly as Baltimore ikldded to third plac4 base. Shortstop Chico Fernandes he fell victim to a four-run Chica­ when Jim Busby's 11th inning paveJ the way for the winning go rally in the fifth. error permitted Roy Sievera te rally with the Tigers' third error Jim Kllppitein'a d o u b l e play score all the way from first or of Ihe game. In Julio Becquer with Ihe Sherman Lollar'a single. S itv trt Roger Maris cut off the poten­ pitch bases loaded In the seventh In­ accounted for Chicago's first niR tial lying run for Detroit in the ning preserved Jim Perry's ninth with a homer. Gui Triando* hit ninth inning when his rifle throw victory in Cleveland's opener. on# for the Orioles. cut down Casey Wise trying to Woodie Held's 14th homer Ted W 1111 a m ■ hit the 306th score from second. Eddie Yost Harvey Kuenn's fifth sparkedanda homer of hla career and Willi* and Frank Bolling homered for four-run Tribe uprising in the fifth Taaby smashed a grand slammer the Tigers. Homers by Jim Lemon as tha Red Sox collected. 14 hits Mantle's 19th homer off loser inning. Billy G a r d n e r averted a a g a i n s t tha A's. Ike DeLock, Pete Burnside in the nightcap put and whitewash. coming off a three-day suspension the Yankees in front, 4-2, in the Washington John Romano and Vic Power for misbehavior, won hla second fifth Inning. Boyer and Bobby each drove in four runs to lead game. Vic Werlx also homered Richardson doubled home the last the Indians’ 16-hit attack In the for Boston as did Norm Siebtra two runs in the eighth as Art DU- nightcap. Romano's three • run of K.C. mar picked up hi* fifth straight win and seventh of the year. Los Angeles took its second straight from P i t t s b u r g and moved into filth place by chasing Vinegar Bend Mixell with four PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Interim manager Tom nms in the t h i r d Inning. Gil Sheehan, dealing straight from the top of the deck, Hodges hit his first homer since censured hia slumping Sam Francisco Gianta Sunday for May 24 (or the Dodgers and Don Drysdale struck out seven as he all-night card playing and mental lapsea on the field. won his third straight from Pitts­ The stiff clubhouse reprimand came before the burgh. game with the Philadelphia Phillies which the Gianta A bases • loaded single by Del won handily, 11-6. Crandtll ended a four-gama losing Sheehan, who took over the reine of the Gianta streak and enabled the Braves ta salvage the last of a four-set after Bill Rigney watt fired, laid hi* card* on the table In series with the Cardinals. Hank demanding that all players be in bed within two houra A a r o n hit his 20th and 2lst after a night game. homers for Milwaukee and Bill He said "half a dosen or more" players often got Bruton hit his sixth. Rookie Don together for card gamea that aometimea laated until 10 Nottebsrt pitched 3-2-3 scoreless relief Innings lo gain Ihe victory. o'clock the next morning. In other National League games The stakes in the gamea, Sheehan aald, atarted low San Francisco pounded out an but usually grew higher and higher with the result th a t 11-5 win over Philadelphia and heavy losers carried unhappy memories onto the field Chicago whipped Cincinnati, 7-5. with them. Cleveland went into s • r o n d place In the American League by trouncing Washington twice, 3-2 and 11-5; Chicago edged Balti­ Tha number of rpsidant pat­ more. 2-1, in II Innings and Bos­ ient* In public mental hoipitali •a m in tha United Slatei ilecrtaitd IN T E R CIRCUIT COURT L ton bombed Kansas City, 13-2. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. u rr. .n„r Willie Maya raised his N.L. during 1959 for tho fourth const- AND FOR BEH1ROLR COUNTY* FLORIDA. balling lead to .369 with four hits cutlva ytar. CMAHCRRY NO. ISOM that Included a triple and hiv 17th F i n n FEDERAL S A V t N M ANO homer. F e l l p t Aloii and Bob LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLAK* Schmidt also homered for tha DO, a corporation. Plaintiff, Giants. Sam Jones lasted only NOTICE TO I RKOtTtrNP vo. live Innings hut picked up his IN THH COUNTY JUDIIR-B COURT ROBERT E. SNYDER and S N lR e ANSI FOR iHMINnl.E COUNTY, LET J. SNYDER, hi* wlfa, and loth victory. Tony Taylor and Kan IN FLORIDA. IN FROM ATM 1VKTWO COUP, A Florida carport* Wallers homered for the Phils. IN RKl ADMINISTRATION UN* lion. Rookie Ron Ssnto's first major NRceisaAHV OF Defendant* league homer, a three-run blast DAISY ALEXANDER, ri.RM K ’S NOTICE o r 9ALD �f W ' ** *- • V , J S hMe . COME.DEAR.* MP BUMSTTAD. CAN t TAU* MV BATH r A T HOME l l T NEVER ^ TA K E A BATH U N T IL T H E Y 1 SPANK ME A I'LL FILL T H E T U B rr-, r o « y o u * - O VEPHEBEJ* r—-A O C P WATER • If T U R N E D j - P A C K iN C P lC V LE O PEPPERS W H A T A J O B POQ A G IA N T G E N E R A T O R 'J — W A N T YOU T O T ph C * t h e SO AK IN G u p . T H f ENERGYGIVING PAYS T O P TH C S U N if P P E P S I H P IC K L IN G f - I \ opure r 7 OFF TODAY r ■ - A N D CAPTAM m .____ _ 0 Q Y * N f MIDNIGHT. 6WIS ME TIMED T— . '•S iM fB S S S ' RAID ME T O Itakf rr t ) the / nNO CUTABOUT THIS and fboma^ cHIMfWlZEE. su i teas. AMOTHAT5 THE TPUTH FOfO THE MAIIMAN . B6 0 U6 HT THEM TOME. MESS'D I THEM. Mil POSTOFfW:/ •m iten r—K X tk ( 6HOST WHO m us. OTWS NCS WARM WBATHCR/ I tetel r A K I .V U I M IG H T Y H A P P Y . B U T IT S U R E D O E S M AK E ...WHERE THAT BARBER PUT! SUCH TERRIBLE PERFUME r ON YOUR MEADS ?r------ J UlCKBVl MVA taiV oiD N r telKP YOU AWAtcc LAST <SOM« TO 6 e o so WHAT PABT/» 'ZZSzzfssa early } > �t i ./m »» Use HERALD V llt Ads To Deliver Your 2. For Rent 2. For Rent iMlBF.DROOM upstair* apirtm.nl, 2 BEDROOM FA 2(3U. 1 air conditioned. (TO. FA ?oaaa for RENT: Apartment, HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East ret; ne»ly 224'* W. It aide between Celery and Geneva 1*1 plus decorated, Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ utilities. No rn or pets. pliances. School bua stop. Quiet Telephone neighborhood 475 per month. Phone FA 2-4145. TWO bedroom | shed apartDlia, $45.00. men), 2101 RENT A BED Phone FA 2-1 Rollaway, Hospttr A Baby Beds * BR., kitchen . sttir fan, By Day, Week or Month FA 2 quiet neighh CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 3-4141 US W, hi » . UNFURNISHED rtmert KitFA 2 2*00. WELAKA APARTMENTS’ room* rhen rquippeJ private betlis, *14 W First St. Park Ave. FURNISHED NICR bedroom, private entrance 1 and 2 BR apartments f«l and bath. Phene FA 4-2441 too A $43 3-BEDROOM unturnished hum.. 2 BR furnit w»* STS rao. Fenced backyard. FA 2-4167. REALTOR ROSA PA Ph. FA 2-1301 1st Hiawatha FURN,. Apt. S41* W. 1st St. NICELY h m | |larr« apartHOUSE. Ml Rosalia Dr. Call Apartments, ment, San FA 2-1442. 404 E. I4t| ; r • a t. Pn. FA 2-4142. CLEAN modern furnished apt*., Ml Palmetto. FA *-4554. bu sin ess p r B t Y: 1196 So. owner, J. Elm Avenu NICELY furnlabed I room apart' W. Hugulcy M E. Iih. Avemeat, private bath. FA issos. nue, Caine* vMlorida. S BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip­ Clean 3 bedPINECREST ped. Phone FA S-4043. room house ^bedroom dupFURN. Apt 3300 Manonville lex; eleetr tBrheni; water furnished. F f t t l . SLEEPING ROOMS, Um Oiblai 401 Magaelia Art. PA 3-OT30. I-BEDROOM Me. terra n o floors. Feti l in hirkyard S BEDROOM furnished housa teo month. 2454 PalmIUo. FA 1-1410 ideal for cMn. Apply 601 W. 37th. BEAUTIFULLY furniabad re in privata hornt. FA 2-7744. 3-BEDROOM ftnlihed homa available no | A 2 1444. BENT or SALE: S room houaa garago; modarn; FA2-057I. IBEDROOM K hed home to responsible ■ . 1110 monthI-ROOMS, unfttrualied. 973 per ly, leas will p a r. FA 2 4444. mo. 4-Roomi, famished, |40 per me. Phone FA S-M21. t-ROOM furnL P garage apartmeat. Wall Pnd electricity t-ROOM first floor spartmeot, furnished. N Pdren. FA 2-1303 furnished, 944 per mo. 313 Pal metto Ave. 3 BEDROOM P 2042 Hibiscus Court. Mrs, ftl B. Moughton, NEWLY decorated 3 room furaFA 3-343T. j iabed apartment |M per month clone in. Ill E. 4th. St. Call 3 • BdDROOM part ment sear PA S-4M4 er FA 3-4744. school -ft a| Ing center. Ne pet* please. | | Elm Avenue. FURNISHED apartment, S rooms A b*tb screened porch. |40 per MOBILE HON 1 water ft light* mo. 407Vt W F irst furnished, m wr week. Phone FA 3-0919. | • BEDROOM, S Bath Homs. 9111 Per Month. FA 2 2439. OSTEEN: 1 I Ironm furnlabed house. Photf 2 4126. Ltgal Notice A m iC A T io a r r o n m a c e si.n o r cocnrr u s d i AR THUP H. BECKWITH. JR Rlerk of the Clrenlt Court Sanford, S.mlnolo Countr, Florida June I, m e • For and on behalf of the Board a t Conntr Cnmmlaolonor* of B.mlnola C M tntr*.n arlda. an* la **• oordanoe with tho prntldo** af Chaptar H I . Florida Mtotut** l l t l . aa am andad,' yon era hereby **• queattd to Bubllib notice of aad offer at public aala In the M»neet bidder far eaah, at the front door of the Seminole Countr Court Houa* a t aenford. the folloalne deacrlbod land* altuated la aald Countr, t a -w lti Cert. Date af U n Seed. _ K". Cert. Value M *47 7/7,41 lioee# m iV alue Fixed net* “o s't Aeuulr.d $11#.** f /T /lt 2. For Rent She ftanfnrl) Nrralii 2-BEDHOOM hou«r, clean, cool and quiet; garakr, large yard. Phone FA 2-36M. Sewingr Mach. Rep»_ 22. Articles For Salt D a w n 's 3. Wanted to Kent ATTENTION NAVY PERSONNEL When orders take you away from Sanford, give u« Ihr opportunity to keep your home rented. Our property management depart­ ment with its complete rental service, will give your home the personal attention it deserve*. .Contact Bettye D. Smith, Stenstrom Realty nr^rsyon tape*. C e^« an ay lea IS. Electrical Service# 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 "Open evening* til 4:30 PMH • it’a not a toy, it’a an expensive Inntrument. And I want you to practice EVERY DAY . . , while I'm at work." 5. Real Estnte For Sale FARMER’S AGENCY 5. Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Katate Fnr Sale 24AS S. Park Ave. Pi.. F» 13221 LARGE 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. 3-BEDROOM with Florida room. After hours, FA 2-2414, FA I Garage. Nice yard. Reasonable Fenced yard. Ill Mayfair Cir­ FA 2-4241, 'A 23012 equity. 912 Cherokee Circle, cle. FA 2 4427. Sunland Estates. FA 2-2449. S-BEDROOM house Two lots in­ 14 LOTS in Osteen, high and dry, cluding corner. Full prieo 47400. FIRST 3S00 cash will buy 41.400 reasonable. FA 2-4340. Term*, 80S E 23t' St. equity in beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 ITS BEAUTIFUL k bath home with lake view. Many ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor UNDER PRICED extras including G. E. Built in Raymond Lundquist, Asso*. Large home with three bedrooms equipment. FA 2-2472. FA S-39S1 Atlantic Bsnk Bldg. and two baths on 2l* lots. Many trees. 2317 Osceola Drive. 1 BEDROOM, frame house. Needs St. Johns Realty Co. some repair. $600 down lakt up THE TIME TESTED FIRM (. Mortgage Loana payments of $40 *• month. Apros. $3,400 a. 3*fa. 1 mild north 114 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2412$ MORTGAGE LOANS •k* Monroe bridge on 17-42. Commercial and Call Ralph J. Ifayes FA 2-1443. ROSA L. PAYTON Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON AN EXCITING OFFER ! And Associate! 441 Magnolia Ph; GA 13444 Naval officer transferred. Beau­ RtglMered Rssl Ks*m * Broker Orlando, Fit. tiful 3 BR . 2 bath boms on huge Fh. FA 9-1401 IT-44 et rftswslhs fully landscaped corner loti 7. Buaineaa Opportunities Flexible down payment. Come I • BEDROOM house, kitchen look and you won't leave. equipped, screened porch. Fen­ SERVICE STATION: Good IocsFA 26413 for appointment. ced ysrd. Low down psyment. tion and well established. In­ 404 Rosxlia. Ph. FA 3-7241. ventory-Take ever. Apply 404 I-REDROOM house tn Pinecrest W. Sth St. srea, near school, l l* baths, SUMMER rail 1444. Large nice U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN large living area. FA 2-4437. unfurw. apt J p Magnolia. H. Female Help Wanted J. W. HALL 2-BEDROOM age apt., largo 3444 e'rench Are. living and Itg room. 2004Vk C. A. Whiddon, Sr. WAITRESS k COOK. Apply In ReeW BROKER French Avd Ih. FA 2-4430. person or call for appointment. "Call HaU" Phone FA 3-4441 W. B. Shippy. Assoc. Dixie Belle Diner, llwy. 17-92, dean, Large** 202 So. Park Are. Ph. FA 21441 SEPABATJB- dining room. I bed­ Ls n |w s* 4 . P h. TIC l-COSI. APARTMEh |inolaum, dawnemail, rooms, fireplace. Partly furn­ Ave. stain. 411 S BEDROOM furnished home, 2434 ished Beautiful lot. 1214 Oak. Palmetto. Phone FA 3-1910. you will work six hours a day 44.900, low down payment. Ph. If and ran tell an interesting story, FA 2-2374 or FA 2 4342. TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cotyou should make over 9100 a tage at Lemon Bluff. KA 2-3441. week immediately. E LtgalNotice Stenstrom Realty BEAUTIFUL J1 HOUSEWORK, TA 1-24S4. Wall HUTCHISON ATARTM ENTS—339 So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a Bench For reiervatioo call FA 24)441. A ta o r'S 'e e. 15. Special Services REDI-MIXED-lfbNCRETE 37" Window Sills SI-» ALL MAKES A MODEI-r 34" Window Lintels 41.33 RENTALS $3 WEEi MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 30fl Elm Ave. Ph. FA 347SI 203 W. First SL ($4 hr. ser.) 12. Plumbing Servient FA 2-3623 .N0_ BRAND NEW BEL AIR PIANO TUNING k REP.IRLNG P O R T A B L E SEWING MA* HINE *11 itlachm tntt k guarW L. HARMON lye. Take over P»jrm*"U^ « Ph. FA 2-4223 50. Write Mr. Whitt, 3BI W#el P lum bing A H eating _ _ 5 t ., Sanford. __ _____ 13#A Beauty Parlors AIR CONDITIONING W ^ > A N — In or out, etyle* CONTRACT and HEPA1R WORK Ijner. FA 2 4929. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6342 » S « E W . twin *Ue, very C l. A R K clf,n - A 2-4444. PLUMBING A HEATING Beauty Sales Moved to our new location 3414 Oak FA 3-7444 OLD NKVAPERS FOE BALM 3444 So. HIAWATHA AVE. THE S ^ oR tT HERALD FA 2-2.174 June k July Specials! Permanents A up. 3 Senior Operators, *4 Block off llw y, 17 92 M iX afV k 3-39U Harriett, Jo Stapleton A Eva FREE ESTIMATES Jo Wynne. .Soft Water. T. V. rA C TO h T O tJ ~ PLUMLTNCJ Stamps. Air Cond. HARRIETTS ALUantuM Contracting k Repairs BEAUTY NOOK, iOS So. Oek VENETIAN Rl INDS Free Estimates FA 2 4742. Enclosed head. Rs^rnof beiloae R. I- HARVEY m il with plaatfe^Dds. F leette 204 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2 3.1*3 IS. Flowers ft Plants 2-A Beach Rental* N. V Farmer, Realtor Lillian Tram a 1. M. l—tt, D H Whitman tl. Work Wanted HOUSEWORK: FA 2 40t9. WASHING It IRONINgT f A 3-7044 IAFF-A-DAY Legal Notice A.' k . ROSSKTTKR FLORIST »A S-1441 Celery Aft, Far Ali Ygur Floral -Needs Mtaihdr — Florist TeUgrsph Delivery Asset. Mon. July 4, I960 — Page 7 LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ ished borne 1313 Park Ave., 4123.00 month. Call FA 2 3941. spit NOTH NEIGHBORHOOD TAVERN l i p A TO: STATK O F TiiKNnr. w. a. TWO FOR THE MONEY Concrete block and frams build­ CHA RLES A itT iin t r ing near popular public beach. A P O R N R R in | d re, and their un ­ Two attractive concrete block PPtNNINO, Completely equipped for sell­ homes, side by side in conven­ married. and kaow n apoui ing beer sandwiches, s o f t ient, established neighborhood. If dead, theli |k n nw n Mir*. dedrinks. Grill, bar, booths, chairs tlaaeg, grant aslgnae*. HeBuy the three bedroom for nora, rrodltoi Luatssa, and nnr and tables, refrigerator*, cash $10,900 ( 43,240 down) and lake claim ing by. X. ** ft. at W. Ill It. *f HIorb and all pi register, beer cooler Included. title to the two bedroom pre­ or against aald through, um . * T lir I f of the T oau at Sanford Pries 49,400 with good terms. Sants: WILLIAM raspoctlvo sently rented to good tenants, Data aad Tima af Bala IPAN'T, the dotnlW KIN E H T A t July 11. 11*0 a t II A. If simply by assuming mortgage. W. It. "Bill" STEMPER Ageaey cilo and lot | e n t |t y o f which Mre. tlraea If. Armstrong Call us for full information on unknown heirs, Realtor 4i Insurer 14*1 IV. First Street — Sanford. la unknown, ho# you ran move into an Pjtont FA 2 4991 ■ucctaeom li atereaf, trustees. Fta. 112 N. Park director*, at. holders. grantees, exceptionally nice home and me*it'd °r th" Aeplloaat Beet Bid assign***, II.j creditor*. pastacquire Income property at the 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath home on nor* or olhsrl rtlsa rlatmlag hr. Hlgheat Bidder at Sal* same time. through. und| 1nr a g a i n s t ' esid large corner lot. KA 2-44g7. B*?etvad o f the Applicant V V 1 1 ,1 .1 A M W 5HT * COilPAN'T: Base Bid yitMS v o i, u n t a fKBTMKNT COMW. H. "Bill" Stemper Ageney M A d t e r t la ln n , riark'a Pea* ADD THE EXTRAS: Extra cool florid* corporation sa d Recording ale. $ 1*## PANT, INC., Realtor A Usurer 3-bcdrooms; with extra trees; Total Deposit i t tt.ee with It* prli at place of bust- Phont FA 1-4991 MS N. Park nee* at p e l. Volusia C ointr. extra lovely patio; extra large Arthur H. Beck with. Jr. Florida: -ml a In i t a n y and all living room; extra-GK built in; Clerk Circuit C„urt paraona batl| or u la la ila i l" Brt Q . T. Rar, I t. extra low coil with no qualify­ till* o r Interest have, any rl| _ Deputy Clerk ing. KA 2 7041. In tha folio, described land, Publlth June ST, A July 4. m * . lyin g and b*l| in Bemlnols O u n ty. Florida, H i: TRACT I — t q K M i r . n v o T ti'i: n r t n o F T i n x FURNISHED or unfurnished 4 VOTOCB OF H I T leal II, ganfi Celery Delta *r- THU *T*TF. OF FI.IIRIIIS TOl .... T H * STATE O F FLORIDA. TOl room house on 2 large lots. th ere o f recorded K l t a t l K f . SI Ilf KKITII. A IJO i A R A H r . BROWN, If alive, and carding to 44,700 furnished. Old Orlando to Plat Bookl peg** Tl **d ’ • ' KNOWN AM KI'.nilKl.t. tlltIF F IT II If daad la kar uaknaire heir*. Ue liil.1l of P. mmole i w iio io : A P P iic n n in iio c t k n » llwy., turn So. Just past Steinvia***. legate es an.l g r a m ..* ; . f th* pnlillr TltACT t l - L o t ; i . it a v k n . vi tu t I VIA. ANI> Itt’TII IIRNHT C. SHKPHKKD. If alive, County. Florl| meyer. New white house. Ph. . Delta ar.ord- i i . i . k m : r a t , w h o m : a d d i i k j c * and .f dead lo hla unknown heirs, t e l . Paatord • devlieew KA 2 3474. j r e o f racarded l« IH OKNERAI, liKUVKItr, NEW ' . * * ! * • • and nranteet; all la g lo plat pereaae havin g or claiming P la t Rook 1, |g e s f | gnd IS of PON DO .V. CONN KCTICUTl srda at S«mln*l* A petition having been filed by DUPLEX, 1 side furnished. Eaeh Interest* by. through, under er th* public Wllllord O Mianrell and Fern H. a gain st aueh partis*: aad. all County, Ftorl apartment 1 bedroom. Equity You. t a d eaj a t you, are hereby Hlanesll. his wife. In Ih* Clrrult parties na v la g or rlalmlng any tiaoq. 2201 So. Park Ave., San­ aatat*. right, lltla or latereel In notified that! l suit hst been Court In suit fur Mrnilnol* Cm-nty, ford. Klurlda. FA 2-4474. >,iu In th* rireult Flurlda. In Chdursry, for adoption nr lien upon the whole or eny brought agali part of the follow in g described real Court, la and j Memlaole Ounry, of Julio Ann ilrlfflth. Ih* abbre­ property lying, being and eltuata Florida, In chi ery, entltle i W. W. viated lltl* of svhlrh I* In R# IH M. LINK- hie Adoption of Julia Ann Griffith, a We have Just exclusively lis te d la fem lnala County, Florida, i t . LINE and wife. . Plaintiff >#. CHAIU-Ca K minor, thla nolle* I* to roqulr* you wit: the finest little 30 a c r e Valen­ P*f*l4ss<e * n,l a* th* natural portnt* nf told The Northeast U of th* S»uth- HKNRT. at cia orange grove in thr county, *4 af tha Northeast '« af you, and esi _ #r r»q. * r* r** minor to appear In eald Court on ta t us show you th is beautiful Bsctloa t. Township S* South, qulreS to f l l a n a u r Aq**er tu (He July l i . ted*, tn show raueo why P l a in t i f f s ' I'o g p laln t a im the aald petition should not be grant­ Hangs *e Rant. grove, lo c a t e d in th e finest d i ­ | a TOtT A HR HRRKBT NOTIFIED • 'I s r k nf s a l t I'nurt, *n-l s e x # ed. Herein foil not nr a final dents area a v a i l a b l e today. Priced " t h a t a suit to quiet title has been ua»n F la ln tlf q r s l l e m e i - '■ AN­ rro* of adoption may b* aniered at 437.400.00. Terms Available filed against you In Ihe Circuit D R E W S t 'C R B w ha m atfd.ees Is declaring said minor th* legal Bog i s | Banletd rin n d t. child of eald petltlnnsre Court, Ninth Jud ldat Circuit a t P. n Contact— WITNKM my hand and th* of­ eogy of eald AnsBtr. «* »r b*Florida, In and for Bemlnols I'aun. for# Wsdneedag. July I*. A. P . ficial seal of Ibl* Court thl* Sth ty. In Chancery, th* abbreviated till* Ilf which I* Jam es C. Hell Ill* , and tr gnu fell 1» do so, day of June A. P. III*. aad Bette Uen* Hall, hi* wife, a deer** are tenfese* will be »n- IBKAI.I AIITHCII H. HECK WITH. JR. Plaintiffs, v *. Sarah F. Brown, et. torod s g s l n s i gnu. gnd **Hi «f Clerk of th* Clrrult Court • I . Defendant*, and by thee* prea. gou. for Ihe galltf dimtnded la 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 nyt Martha T. Vlhlon a m i you ara required to fits your said Cnmplolat. "Open evenings til 1:30 P. M." Deputy Clork T ht nature gf tils suit I# to • n e w er to aald complaint with th* Clerk of eald Court and to servo quiet the m l * to th* abets doe- Kennelh SI. Lofflor Edwards llulldlng* BUSINESS PROPERTY; 2494 So. a copy thereof upon th* Plaintiff*1 qrlbeit land. H’lTX K SS Mg h* id *»d • •• ! “ I I'os' Office Drawer If* attorney who** name and addraei Elm Avenue. Write owner. J. Hanford. Florida Mid I’ourt St g*afi>rd. demlnols m s spears below on or before tha W. Hugulry. 924 X. E. Sth. Ave­ W ftth day of July, A. p. tsts, (her*, f o u n t ) . Florid*. i*|> |Tits day of A tto rn ey for f e t l t l o o e r e nue, Gainesville, Florida. Publish Juno IS. t*. IT A July 4. la getting up the estate, right, Juno. A. D., l|«g. title nr Interest In, nr lien upog, (S E A 1.1 A r t h u r M. B*ek*Kh. Jr. Ih* above described property d e l a t ­ ITerk of sold i’nurt. ed by >nti. Herein fall not, er R r : J o a n g . Milk*, g decree pra coafeeeo will ho e n ­ Deputy Clark tered against eon by default WITNESS . My . . ban sn-l lb* s e a t , U. . . . A n d r e w a .p e. er . LOW INTEREST KATES of sold Court at Hanford. S*M|. I d^tofbeF tor f|«|nlift* • * l* f o u n t ) , Florida this Slib day i 1 ’ ~ 9l,. ***. | Already Financed £ No Qualifying Sanford. Florid* • f June. V. l». ISIS. Publish Juno tS, I f * Jdly 4. It. ARTHU R BF.CKVCITH JR . Other Than Your Owa Good Credit f t e r k of th* f l r r u l t Court By: Aria J. I.undqulei I Bedroom — 1-3 Bath Hornet f i t p u l y Clerk REPA IR AND ERSON 'S HE oanolh M. I # f f l e r SUNLAND ESTATES aad SOUTH PINECREST dw arde Building 0MOP »*t Off iv* Pra m a r di* 4*«% — 4% — *•«% INTEREST Bsnford. Florid* Hornet Om To Thr*# Years Old G e n tra l Automobile Attorney for Plglntlff* Pbbllen J u n o gf, * J u l y d. I t , 11 Call Business Service M essage. Pi, FA 2 -2 6 1 1 HOMES fcpBir* E ngkw Tune-upe A l Woffc G uaranteed Dawo Payments Ag Low As >49# Meethly Pag meats As Lew Ae 971 Om Bluafc Off Saaford Aveaue «ss *»fh Street ODHAM ft TUDOR We Hava A Home For Yoa •ALEtt OFFICE SANFORD FA S-1441 k .. . J, IIKAILEY ODHAM. President 1. No night or Sunday work 2. No price competition J. Company benefits and guar­ anteed earnings Give experinre and background in first letter. Write J. R. Coffield, 3U0 West Washington, Chi­ cago 4, Illinois. WITHOUT NEGLECTING HOME and family have extra money working near home. Avon is well liked and sells easily. We will help you. Ask for home in­ terview. Manager, Box 346, Lockhart, Fla. SHORT OF CASH? Who isn't? Ilow shout earn­ ing about $2 per hour? Homewives preferred for good AVON territories. Write, Box 244, Lockhart, Fla. 0. Male Help Wanted Cut Flowere For Any Oeeasios Senkarik Gink* andpaint C*. SANFORD FLOWER SHOF ?A ~ House Wiring — riNctrit Service FA 2 1420 orw FA 20*70 113-114 W. lad St. Sid Vihlen 17. P e ts, Livestock, Supplies 1 ROY SCOUT uniform, niM 1ft RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. very food condition, FA3-44TS. 112 Magnolia FA 2 0914 a BLUE female Collie, A. K. C. reg­ KITCHEN TABLE and 4 *atra istered, 4 months oM. FA 2-1643. 14. Build. Paint Jk Repair 34.00; dining room rug *.0Bt 4 pair draperies |4.00; w ilier, CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, CHIHUAHUAS, A.K.C. m istered. Kenmere, used 4 moaths 9HS$ screening and cement work, ‘FA *4476. utility table k broiler 4104lt FA 2 4199. T. V. stand >1.00: 3-pUee see» 19. Boats and Motors tinnal, green 430.00; red lea­ PLATTS CARPENTRY Services, ther tilt hack chair 414J9; sofa new work k repairs. Specialise Gateway To The Waterway bed 914.00; ‘ Xenmora ewe*per In Fla. room enclosures. Ph. Your EVINRUDE Dealtr 910.00; glider 410.00; eleetria FA 2-7416. Robson Sporting Goods lawn mower 910.40. Mra. Ether, 304-4 4 E. 1 st. Ph rA 24441 THOS. E. THOMPSON 33 Sunset Dr., DeBtry. Phene General Contractor no s - r Mercury Outboard Motors Home Carpentry Repairs MATERIALS FOR SALE: at the WOODRUFF MARINE Roofing A Siding Oviedo white school; l H a s Phont FA 2-6442 2401 Frenek Ave. FA 1-1442 building, 14’ 0" X 34’ 0" wMh LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT 20. Automobiles on* door, four windows end ROOFING rHA Loans pitched roof; l water ale rape R. EDWARDS 1 9 3 9 RENAULT DAUPHINE. tank, 4’ 6" x 16’ 0"; 30, 3t«”, BUILDERS SUPPLIES white, sun roof, 4230 and as­ round steel Laity Cols, 7* 4*rj «, We Give TV Stamps sume note. Ph. FA 2-3224 after 314" round steel Larry .Cell, 9 90S W. 3rd St. FA 2-7444 6:30 p. m. 6” ; 170 lin. f t ., 4" x 4" steel beams; 140 |in. ft., SVh’l s * 4 " CARPENTRY: repairs, re model- 1437 RENAULT Dauphlne. Ph. x is" steel (ingle anile; SS, m * Ing, new construction. FA 2-2506 FA 2-635$. x 3H" heavy bulb Teae, IS* S’* 1944 FORD TRUCK, IH lea. 919 long. Apply to Supertnieedenk aw 15. Special Services Job at school or Rlehnrdeea’e W. 1st. FA 29742. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ Construction Co., P. O. B et ments, invoices, hand bills, end PLYMOUTH. 1948, excellent con 4157, Ft. Leuderdnle, Florida, dition. 4200. FA 2 4494. p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive nr phone Geer go ■ Rattle, Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2441FO 4-3447, Oviedo, Florida. . 20-A Trailers 304 West 13th St. GOOD used tramo wiodcwi, Jamho WANTED TO TRADK Real Estate SERVICE CALM 4204 and asserted lumber. See for a himsetraller. FA 2-0319. The Biggest Little Shop man at Nicholson Buiek Bldg. la Sanford. AU Parts And 2-WHEEL utility trailer 440. 123 PEAS, Blsekire k Crowder. Ph. Labor G. rsnteed 40 Days. Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2-2334. FA 3-0415. SANFORD RADIO k V ' CENTER SOS Baafnrd Ava. - FA 9-0141 21. Farnllare Soli Us Your FeraUete. Qe'eli Service With The Cash. SUPX1 VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: ' Repairs and Supplies Electro­ New k Used. Furniture k Appli­ TRADING POST. FA S-0477. lux, Hoover, Kirby, Reielr, etc. ance*. A Good Flare Te SAWDUST—SHAVINGS PA 3-34T7, No service charge. Work guar­ BUY. SELL or TRADE Buckner ___ ft Son. *■ anteed. Call FA 2-0294. Jenkins Furniture AIR CONDITIONER,' two-ten we. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 404 Saaferd Ave. FA 3-7444 lercoeled Pbllco model nl booh All types and sifts, installed value. In perfect condition, map "Do It Yourself" I • BIG VALUES be a«en la operation. Phone WE REPAIR AND SERVICE • QUICK CREDIT Midway 7-4074, Winter Park. I T U I • EASY TERMS e Machiner, aad Supply Co. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Sleeping begs, Jungle hammeeka, 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4422 umbrella tents 434.44 — up, Army-Navy Surplus, 414 Seafetrft WILSON - MAIER OUR SPECIALTIES - LifeJme New and Used Furniture Muffler* — Brake Adjustments SINGER festherweighl to FA 1-4431 k Relining. THRIFTY SERVICE 311 E. First St. sihls party. U payman STATION. Cor. 2nd k Palmetto. at 14.40. Guaranteed. AtUeh. Good Used Furniture far Sale. manta. Call PA 3-3404. CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ AIR CONDITIONING timates. All work guaranteed. 21. Im I ft Fetus! H. R. POPE CO. Phone KA 2-7614 er Ml 4-1771. 200 S. park - FA 2-4234 in Cauelberry._____________ LOST: MRS. LOUCX’S K * yI REWARD IP RETURNED AUTO GLASS Used furniture, appliances, teeU TO 717 MAGNOLIA etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart INSTALLED 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4113 Windshield HackGlaus MBW HOMES BT Dour Glass VentGI22. bsbArticles For Sale SERVICE DRYER, excel­ Srnknrik Glass and Paint Co. KKLVINATOR lent condition, 464. FA 3-4314. 114 W. 2nd St. FA3-4422 ROLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby LAWN'S MOWED — Power Ed|*r. Bewlk P ta e c re e i Beds. Day. Week, or Meat*— Jerry l-ord, FA 2-3219. FURNITURE CENTER On Onnrn Reed, Re* ad Reedm 1104 French Ave, T.V. SERVICE within the hour. Sunland Estates Ph. FA 1-7444 House cells 93. All parts and 17-40, S mltee Re* 0 HWn labor guaranteed 90 days. SUN­ SHINE T. V.. FA 2-4792. Odham& Tudor VAN PELT WATCII REPAIR Old fashioned cere. Modern equip­ ment. Electronic Timer. Lake PROJECTIONIST, part-time. Th. Mary, FA 3-4411. FA 2-1462 after 4:00 p. m. DREDGE OPERATOR, FA 3 1394 after 4 p. m. J ONLY 10 LEFT NEW RAVENNA V PARK ^COUNTRY CLUir' MANOR *5 0 DOW N MOVES YOU IN $10,850 - F R O M - $69.50 MO. 4-REDROOMS. ljfc TILE BATHS with related fixture*, lerraste fleers, vesMlise blieds, rarperle, eereea perse, utility ream end aieey ether entree. All Homae Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES DISMAY M MODUS DtsrUT A 0HN OAKY HOM ES • Q aiel CMBBiuaUy • Near CeK Cearee $400 Down Tara Weat Om 2BU 81. Fellow Cavalry Ctak Ed. ft WaUk Far Oar 81c m . . . . OPEN DAILY • : H A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY SiBt P. M. TH Dark Shmmmk»k CpapirusUea QjL 1m . th J3-3403 S.O .B eatS H .M Closing Cost As Low As B4I Wee* SBth S tm t Pheee FA S-4144 $135 VA.FHA, FHA-1N4SKV1CB la 1 Yeer Beliefm Um GUARANTEE Year peweeel eatlafeettoe fm one (nil year on the t tee el yew tame a hash. FREE WELCOME Te Senfeiwl So Onr Gemto F.#r S Deye\ Aku htOlF V44 Witheet Otetgattoe Al OM 01 •eefeed'e Lepdtof MetoOs WhMe Yen U gsle Sensing P er l e e ft Yew PemHy. 'PMh I lf ta p e Al �I 1 ' m m m v -. „ . i | lH^w' ^ *-*' * ; » a t r -js s * *.i ■' “ fflr fs Pag* • — Hon- J u ly 4, 1M 0 •I Lake Mary Youngster Receives Letter From Leper Colony A |g For Help Prom a leper colony to fake Mary came one of the atrangeit of letter* deicrlhlng a morbid, but aad, tale of one of the Chris­ tian world'* moot modem day tragedle*. Susan Stalling*, IS year old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. P. H. Stalling* of Lake Mary received the letter when she placed her name a* a "pen pal" in the small Prebysterian pamphlet c a l l e d Digest, which circulates in many parta of the world. In March, of this ycar. Susy received a letter from a Philippine lady, whose address wi* listed as the Cullon Leper Colony, Culion Palawan, Philippines. Exoerpta from the letter read as follows: *T don't know how and where le begin this letter. It is pride INTERS FROM Volunia and Seminole Counties are shown working [(craft objects in preparation for their trip to the 4-H camp at the rational Forest thin week. The girls are left to right, Linda King, ; Jackie Wilson, DeLand; Angella Lindsay, Orange City and Joy Lake Mary. NEWPORT, R. I. (UP1)—The Newport J a tt Fostival announced ^E T rST B U R G , Pa. (U P I) -lf today it will sua this awank re-, to* rein holds off, President El- sort for $4 million resulUng from •Shower plane to Celebrate tho Its cancellation of three musical M irth of July by playing golf, events because of a college slua u . h o p * In play a round this College Jati fans, 12,000 strong, RMrillag and return to Washingturned this New England million­ rim-after lunch. •fjfho famous Civil War battle. aires' playground into shamble* M ' area bora abounded with Saturday nlgbt when they rioted tSSnet# and ahmteur historians, because they were unshle to gain •MN in the blue and gray of the •Ban aad confederate armies remeeting Piekstt's famous Infantry O ftf* along Seminary Ridge. jMplles* of ancient cannon Ifim od from the hillside* not far • fM tho Eisenhower farm and • IffBUry parade wae to pas* high tho city during the day. Salvatore Caprioli, ago M, died M • president, however, was Friday at Seminole Memorial Hos­ >d)atnitcad nod kept kls ey# on pital. Ha made hit residence in hall for Id halos of golf Rstur- DeBary at • Smyrna Dr. whera he ; and IB yosUrday at tho camo In 1SS3 from Bayonne, N. J. tyburg Country Club. Caprioli was a retired carpenter Eo full of local tournament and a member of the All Souls b'pro Dick Blelchter had tha Catholic Church. The survivors are irs much of yesterilay and his wife, Vivians; two sobs , Alex­ pfiridoat dsftrrsd kls 8unday ander Caprioli, Bayonne) N. J-, I until Into afternoon, finish- and Salvatore Caprioli <!r. of Lake­ the round a t T ill p. m. as three daughters, Victoria y thunderclouds approached, land) Pio, DeBary; Evelyn Goodreau, m president, In a buff colored DeBary; Ana Peacock', Pensacola; te'Bhirt and tan* Sleeks,' seem- five grandchildren and two broth­ a » be playing only o moderate ers and one sister In Italy. of golf. On tha first brie, A Rosary Service will be held at i three wood shots from tho 7:20 p. m. today af the Gramkow to*' brief* he got one down the Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will •Mrway. be held at 1:30 a. m. Tuesday at f i l l spent the weekend golfing the AH Soula Catholic Church with MM playing bridge with * group Father Esteban Soy officiating. Ot cioea friends Including hie Burial will be In the All Soula Cem­ Mghbor, George E. Allen) WH­ etery. Gramkow Funeral Home la M M M e n u U l H M W I , W M I Q C f l R i r f l i R I l I M E. Robinson, board chairman In charge of arrangements. Bt Coxa Cola, and Barry falthaad, kaod of ClutU Peabody. ?Tb# president went to church IBM yesterday. The first lady, recuperating Am ~ an attack of asthmatic A DsUy Vacstlon Bible Sc tool ItUackJUe, divided btr weekend program opened today at the Barbatwoia her own home aad the net! Memorial Mtlhodlit Church riaarhy paaldeneo of her son, Lt. In Enterprise. OeT John 8. Eisenhower, and hit The morning desses will begin Busily. each day at B:S0 a. m. The school Vfha president and Mrs. Elsen­ wlU continue for a two week hower leave Thursday by plana course. Children from tha age of far a vacation a t Nawport, R. 1. four to II a rt Invited to Join Ill will break bis stay there to the school. Writ the Republican National Con­ vention 'In Chicago July MB and M y not return to Washington on m tf u ia r basis- until congress it Jiaivaiore Caprioli Dies Af Age 66 Enterprise Bible School Opens director, F&SfthJSlul "If you could come and watch how we are treated by our nonleper brother* and sisters, J nU would wvader. I'm surf, why th*w are other Christians so lowly tr*stfd. We are the dregs, the unfor­ tunate ones. . .The grest American Decla­ ration of tndepfirifncf ssys all men are created equal, which means that God sees Into «ur toUl Field T rip Set Th* His and Hrr* Garden Club of ChuluoU is planning a firid trip to Crystal Lake nurssry Thursday. Anyona interested In making tb* trip may contact Mr*. Marion VanWormer or Mr*. Howard Kennedy a t FO'S-SJSL 25 M ILLIO N fh Know What that ha I birred me from doing to. One night I talked with my friend* in our dormitory. “ W# talked until paat midnight . . .( had no wink of aleep though 1 needed one. Beg, beg, the word* kept on repeating— In my mind . . .1 rioted my eye* wanting to evade the Inevitable mereilei* momenta that taunted me, a leper. , .1 rote from my bed and wrote thia letter to you in the hope that you ean extend a very little help. "Our condition ia appalling, with few exception* we are dad in rag*. There are old men and women, children of all age* to wait­ ed by the dlaeaae that they are anxiou* and eager that death would come Boon. I am a part ai them. id ai wrfl of othl "I a j soul J souls, sick p4 and hJ "Wei these *| for the SI *e II help oi for ms women "I, ur ear oa who U balp. I ho| olea wi underal mere hi into tha souls help, but a child al Rod and n brother of Christ reaching out that 1 am a created to a Christian soul mor* fortu­ va faith hi other nate than ours." Tho Utter ended with the state­ Is lovo for us ment. "To be your u n fo rtu n a te there Is eharity friend in Christ, Iluminado I*M all. Vay." ins believ* that all ever there is God, ■11s us God is Lovt. possible with the church to secure used men's and The Longwood Town Council out clothing? will meet at I p. m. Thursday at not Ui turn a deaf tho Town Hall to sat a data foe fortunate Christian the paving of Wild mere Av*. need of your . The Councilmen ar* expected^ to also set * pnbHe bearing dato% will receive my for residents to protest tb* a*open heart and the sesamenta mads to tho property that not just a owners on tha strw t paving pro­ ring Is asking lor ject. Longwood Council To M eet Thursday P E O P L E A 0 l|E ' Aeasou. •m p admittance to tho aoldout concert. The posh playground turned into a battleground when students hurling beer cans, whiskey bottles and rocks clashed with city and state police reinforced by the U. R. Marines, Navy, National Guard and firemen. The riot was put down by tear gas gemade* and firehoses. At least 12S persons were injured in the melee, none seriously. Police roadblock* sssled off the island from the rest of tho atato. The Newport City Council cut tb# five-day, seventh annual con­ cert abort aftar Ita Sunday City Manager George Bisson said. Fostival President Louis L. Lorillard announced today tho festival Intended to aue the city for |4 million "auffered In losses and damages" resulting from the cancellations. Ha said the July S disturbances "were beyond con­ trol of the festival Itelf." He sold II was tha unanimous opinion of tha board of director* of the non-profit organisation, that "Newport city officials must assume full responsibility for not being* prepared to handle the emergency in the city." Lorillanl said tha 11,000 per­ sons Inside Freebody Park for Saturday night'*/ concert wore "well-behaved unruly element" that "created the disturbances." STATEM Elt O F CO N D ITIO N i t 3AUM Legal Notice MOTH'S o r 111 IT STATE OK FLORIDA TOl ANNA U TANOBMAN If sllv*. ami h*r unknown spous* If mnrrloil, i n * If 4**4, htr unknown hslro. dovloooo, grantees, assigness, Itonoro. orodltoro, trusts,*. end any and ail otk tr poraono claimIn* by, ihrouek, undar ar t * s ln s t hari ALMA K. ItlNO. widow, af Muncy, PaanaylvanUi FLOYD D. HJOUIXHI and MHTHKR BJOIU-OM. hla wife, mailing addraaa P. O. nua SIS. Oommsres, Oklahoma) FLOTO M. XJOBLOM. m allla* ad­ draaa B P /t Floyd M. lljoblom, M*. Co. DllBAA. 7*T« KL Hal Valr. Vlralula, and CBC1LB SJOBLOM, kls wife, mallln* addraaa IIS N. rkml Avanua, altar City, Northi rarntlnsi nil unknown htOa a t UOODHAItr HJOBU1M, d io t a n i l , If any other Ilian (Irandtaa PJohlom, Ruky HJnblom Boha.inn, Ollvar K. BJobtiun. Mar*nrat ajoblom Mulllnt. Floyd M. MJoblum and o l la A. HJulilumi all unknown lialra of MUItltlH MUIIOAN MJOBLOM. da•wakad. If any uthar than Hurls II. PJoblnm, Morris Slnrsan ainblom. Jr., lllady* laiulta MJoblum FahU, I'harlolla Marla PJoblom Bellsrs, John Fradrrtcb HjuLlom, and Wal.'ara MJotilum, a mlnuri and all perils* havln* ar clalm ln* In hsva any rl*bl. till* or Inlaraal la and In lha follnwln* ilaavrlbad land, b i n * and Ualn* In Uamlnula enunFlorida, in ,w ilt Thai part at lluv. I<nt I, Mactlon It. Towashlp la Huulh, lla n sa ss Raat, lyln* between Iba Westerly -----r i s h f af way lino of lha aid Manfurd-I^hMary It-iad Iwhlch rlRbl of way lln* la S* fral Waal tif lha rlahl of way nf lha Allanllu Coal l.ln* t u i l r - a i i i anil Cryatel Laka, and within <s fral of lha Hanford Oram Mnr. Ualn* a atrip af land SS far! wlda lyln * South af aad adjacent to lha NKljr lln* o f aatd Uovaramanl Lai I. Vim, and aauk af you, ara btraby notified Ihct a ault hat bean brousht a*aln«l yau la tk# Cir­ cuit Court, la and far Bamlnal* County, Florida, In eksneerr, anmind PATRICK FRUIT OORPORATION, a Florida corpora lion, plaintiff, v. ANNA L. TANOBMAN. at al, lafaadanta. and you. ami aach af m u , ara rauulrad la flla >our Aiian ar (a lha Plalnlltra Complaint with Iba Clark af aald Court, and aarva upon plalailff or plalailtf'a ettaraar, at:o . a . BI’BKIl, JIU whoa* addraaa la P. a Box I SSI, Sanford, Florida, a roar of aatd Anawar, ad Or bafnra July Si, Itta, and if you fall in da a«. a dacraa pro cnnfaaao will ha aatarad aaalaai you, aad aach af yoa. for tha rallaf daataadad In aald Complete!. Tha natura af ihla aull la to «ulal lha Ulla la lha abuva daacrlkad land la plalailff, Patrick F r a il CurparaUaa, a Florida, oarparalloa. WlTNgaa m y head aad aaal of ea.'d Court a l Baafard. Bamlaala Couaty, Florida, ihia ITU day af Suae, A. 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Add to your present account or open • new one with' us before July 11 and you'll be eligible for a fuH six months' earnings when distribution is made December 31,1960. | M H U IH llto iU t 4S,lTIJt n ,u u * String* Acraw Fadore! Horn* Loans ia Prnai Daprociatton Other Llekililk s.ies.is N M tiJ i tlT<jm Jt M ^ jd tM tw e fis.a it.e e tje TOTAL t F- . . ••••# •••* ••{ I...................... OFFICERS AND STAFF TELLERS DIRECTORS Howard Favilie, President George Tauhy, Exec. Vice President B. C. Harper, Sr., P in t Vice President . S. F. Doodaey, lesend Vies Prerident f f B i e a d Chapman, See'yTreaa. A. Edwin Bhiahaker, Attarner Barbara Fiyat Wendy Johann Jack Greene Maxine Ekern, Aaet. Bee'y-TreaX. Edna Pawed Nancy Butier J. ■ . Van Hey Geerge Toahy E. C Harper, Sr. LOANS •ene Eatridge Howard Farid# doaford F. Doadoey A. Edwin Shlaholser CURRENT RATE 4 % PER ANNUM ARTHUR M. BBCKWITB. M . By Jaaa B WUbe -— s ■ *. Nfl i �Lommler, Lormann, Esclavon Long-wood Mayor Dunked W atermelon Goes With Fourth Schob SiBtera and Judy Flore* F eature Ride A t DeBary P a t H atchett Get* Lift (Ulie g >an fn rii Ife ra to VOL. XLIX United P: News Briefs Dramatic Bursts In SaBrd Fireworks Display Crowd Braved Rain To SJlip R est Event Held Here Bevan Still Critical LONDON (UPI)—Deputy Ubor Party Leader Aneurin Bevan, M, continued to fight for life today at hla Buckinghamshire farm home. The condition of the fiery Labor leader was stUl reported aa crit­ ical. Bevan underwent major ab­ dominal surgery December St and in May suffered a blood clot con dltlon in hia leg. Red Tanker Damaged WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today, R8-9S. Low tonight, T0-T5. TUESDAY, JULY S. 1960 SANFORD, r LOR IDA Board Asked To Stop Bonuses County Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy today asked the ronimlsslon to formally protest bonus payments in fee offices in the courthouse and to do everything in its power to atop* such payments. Van Hoy, who waa authorised by the board two months ago to con­ duct a study of job elasiiflcation and salary adjustmanU paid to employes of fee office*, said he in­ spected the books "and It seemed Io me thera were Irregular Hie* in salary adjustments." Van Hoy made the remark after Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. TUNIS (UPI) — A Communist Chinese tanker, carrying erode oil to Cuba, may have suffered con­ siderable damage In a' collision with a Norwegian tanker off tha coast of Tnnlsla, k was reported toda>.~.Xte -Pobtefv. Red China’s clanificelargest tanker, collided Monday lion Hat of their employes. morning in rough aeas with the IS,. list had any Indication of OST-ton Norwegian ship RondefJeM. a Neither salary adjustment but reflected the pay acala* of aach dark. Goldfine Jailed Tan Assessor Mary Earl* Walker BOSTON (UPI)—Bernard Gold- Informed Ih* board by latter that fin* and his secretary were im­ she could not submit such a liat at prisoned today for contempt of (hla tlmr because of the heavy court. A federal judge ordered the work load but agreed Io do so aa wealthy ioduatrtaliat to servo three months io the federal penitentiary at Danbury, Conn. Goldfine'a sec­ retary, Min MUdred Paperman, was committed to jail In Fait Cambridge t* serve a 14-day sen* tenee. soon aa possible. County Jodd* Vernon Mia* also agreed to co­ operate with the board. Discussing salary adjustmanU or bonuses. Van Hoy said this prac­ tice should b* stopped aa K ia ■ misuse of public funds. Hnwevrr, he added, that there doesn't seem Rioters Killed LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) —The killing of 10 dsmonitratora by police during rioting at Coquilbatville Indicated today Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba ii de­ termined to crush inter-trtbal riv­ alries thrcaUnlog to plunge the new republic Into chaos. Thirteen other natives were wounded Mon­ day ht the Brat fatal alash since the Congo gained independence from Belgium. U. S. Aid Viewed SALZBURG, Austria (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrush­ chev set out to see for himself to­ day how U. S. dollars helped Aus­ tria racover from the wreckage of World War II. Flrat major Hem on Khrushchev's schedule waa a visit to the giant Karpun power plant, Ih* biggest hydro-electric station in Western Europe- The Marahall Plan contributed 43 per rent of the cost of construction. Solid South? LITTLE.OAK, Ark. (UPl)-Gov. Orval E. Faubua disclaimed any knowledge Mooday with an adverLake Mary Served Barbecue Chicken To 300 tlsement signed by a group of Louisiana segregationist leaders Little League Benefited From Holiday Event urging him ta head a solid South movemeat at tha Democratic na­ tional convention. "I know nothing about M er tha Meson* far it," Fateua said. Ma said he waa not ,v than MB adults and young, to tho Kadat trooo* tn contacted about the ad ar tb* watched a giant display af FV*men, their coming w**k'a camping trip. movement It endorses. •ra v a rta aver Laia Monro* MoafifBt picnlr M flv* Surfing wit* a aoftball gam* Saar night, t H n h | Sanford'* year*. rolabratal ita* |b< Fourth at aad ending with a Mating diaplay Jm r 4 ofiiam aa*. a awim party ti ih* bom* of fireworka, tb* DaBary feativhiaa in c h e d parformanc** by (t « u th* largest fir*work, dia- of Cart Lomm C f ia Siniord'a bUtary. accordLongWOOd piC- tb* Naval Air Station Judo Mam, IligbllghUag to recreation official, aic waa tbo ting of Mayor donkey rid*a, candy and ceramic ^KNIICVld (Hf f c n i, dared to go diaplaya and thn g * lot. BODOE, Norway (UPI) — The A. I . Larma Tho aorial program Matured It# to tha twin Chuluota'a Community C l u b U. S. Air Force said today a mas­ without a dttMront placet af apparatui, la- bathing auit. aponiorcd a July 4 youth teach sive thro*-day search af the dud lag multi-color ah*Ua. alar Organ!cation* party and danca la addition to DiBary jtttelto and othaT •belli at all miorablp of a regular swimming activities at Arctic Ocean had failed In find . dood ia tL_ t W shapes. bug* baaaar to .jbrat* Indepen- tha bcacb thar*. Mrs. Runic* any trace of an American recon­ Tha fir*wort, display *nd*d a doaca Day, bl Ightrd by Kadat Howell and Mrs. Virginia Chad- naissance plane that vanished with art a a * aboard. •aU-raaodtd holiday prograaa drill laama Caaaalbarry, wick ebaperooad ite event. A baseball gam* Saturday be­ Fifteen Air Fore* plawna have ht^Hgkted t e a ohlekao bartetad DcBary •ro and various baseball game* Bunching io tween the Rads and Ite Oianta bean operating around the dock petition. a^d aportiag araata a| Ft. MaUro Tb* D*Bary Vip noted ant aad a barbeque following tha ia the area which has 84 hours fmk. larctera by on* gam* waa Lake Mary's fourth af daylifrt. They are under orcelebration. Tb* Giant* wan Ite oars so neap csoer nr soviet terri­ - A giant crowd waa •« Mad potat to taho Mr tha barbae* with 1,340 pound* baaed at the Na ball game 14-4. About 340 people tory. U. T. Dicks at* ahktea and trimmings. Tha •A afrtoten bring atnrod aa wall Ahr 8* m panada ad bated baaaa. li if b r n - WTO far tea Mm M af early Srturdoy an a tha North Part. ^ pauada of potato aalad aad tha Little Laag^i raallar, U. S. Plan* S till Missing In A rctic s any way af stopping a fee officer from paying a bonus out of surplus funds. Chairman John Krider told Van Hoy that If."wo have tha right to Inspect the* books there surely must be something we can do If any Irregularities." Com- Kennedy Says He W o n 't For * NEW YORK (UPI) — Son. Jobs F. Kennedy told the nation In gen­ eral and former President Tru­ man in particular Monday he would not quit the race aa a presidential candidate because youthful strength, health and vi­ gor la needed in tha Whits House. The 43 year-old Massachusetts Democrat, front runner for his party's preildentlal nomination, replied point by point in a tele­ vised news conference to the chair leng* thrown at him Saturday by Truman. To Truman's suggestion that ho step aside as a candidate, Ken­ nedy aald, "1 do rot Intend tn Four Navy ram escaped serious step aside at anyone'* request." injury Monday night when Ihclr ear missed a sharp curve on Hwy. IT-42 and plunged into Lake Mon­ roe. Tha lour injured wvro Theodore G. Carlton, James B. Peak, Wayne H. Bond and Panl R. DeRosiers. Peak suffered a broken hip and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate the other three received euu and bruise*. AN four wer* taken to Democratic Leader Lyndon John­ the NAS hospital and wara report­ son formally announced today ha will actively seek tha presidential ed in good condition today. The ear plungtd into tha lake nomination at tha Democratic during the heavy rain storm that Party neat week. The Tesan told a new* confer­ bit the area from about 7 to 4 p. m. Highway Patrolman J. L. Sikea ence: "My name will be placed ia charged Carlton, driver of the car, nomination at tba Democratic with driving with speed too great convention in Los Angelas." He added soma of his supporters for road conditions. All managed to get out of the car predict a third ballot victory for before M submerged. The accident him at the Lo* Angeles voting. occurred at T:1S p. m. and wreck­ •T shall be honored to have tb* ing crew* had the car out of tha delegates consider my eandidacy," Johnson declared. waler within 30 minutes. "I am from this moment a Dem­ Earlier in the day, a car driven by Edward Jackson Cameron of ocratic candidate for the presi­ Sanford rrashrd into a vehicle op­ dency of the United Slates," he erated by Reuben Joseph Eby of said as a whoop want up from hla Winter Park at Oseaola Rd., one supporters ia the press conference room. mil* south of Geneva. Johnson said he had been unable Deputies said that Camtron, driving west on Osceola, came to a up to now to jump into thn race blind curva in tha road and appar­ because hla position as majority ently did not see the Eby ra r and leader required him la be in Wash­ crashed into If. Damage to both ington. "Someone had lo (end the store," cars waa estimatad at |S30. A throe-car collision at French be said, referring to the busy time and West 13th St. was causad by hern before Contress began a ra­ the torrential rainfall. There waa re** Sunday, about H.ooo damages but no an* wm injured, according ta polica. A United Press International tally allowed at least 447 persons ware killed in trafTic accident* between 4 p. m. Friday and mid­ OULFPORT, Miss. (UPI) - A night Monday. Another 111 drown- Mississippi sheriff and a deputies ad and 1SS died hi miscnUaronni broke up aa angry crowd of M0 accidents toe a violeat death total white persona aad SO Nagrooa af 7*1. who wer* arguing over rights la a picnlr area aad baseball dia­ mond Monday. Almost Ther# The picnic area in ttw Pedoln SWEDKSBORO, N. J. (UPI)— National Forest north of this ttutf Dr. Barbara Moors, Brillah v«ge­ Coast oHy to normally used by ts rial, moved out of hero before white persons. Tb* Nagroea staged dawn today on the laat log of te r a holiday outing them and refused cross-country hike from San Fran­ * give up the hneobadl dtomaod cisco tn New York Ctty. Starting tn a white group. "Some of the whites bad throatnut on thn 44th day of te r gruelDe. Monro appeared ia sand te j n teOM aad rot their Four Hurt As Auto Father-Son Baseball ( ln e A t Ft. Mellon P ark J. Kuykendall, C. JJo rb in , Mark Raborn NO. TSO Plunges Into Lake Johnson Says He's A Candidate Th* senator paid he was 111 Ih* ' caadklatn primaries and bad '"encountered and au'V'eyed every kind of hasard and opposition." Tb Truman's assertion that tha convention was "prearranged" lo favor him, Kennedy said, "to tha eatent that 1 have anything to do with It, It will be an onen convention — aa every convenimn of our broadly-based party ia open." The senator pointed out that the Democratic preildentlal nomine* had been chosen w» the first bal­ lot In all but one convention since 1833, ineluding Truman in lit*. "Mr, Trumaa regards an open convention aa one which atudiea all the candidates — reviews their records — and then takes hi* adriee," he said. Kennedy geld ha hoped the con­ vention would consider all pros­ pective nominees, Including those Truman named end soma he did not name. He did not mention .Sen­ ate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Ttsaa by name. To Truman's eharga that Ken­ nedy supporters tiled Improper "pressure" on convention dele­ gatee, Kennedy aald, "Not one concrete esampl* has ever been named — I do oot want any votes that have been preiaured." Kennedy aald hla votes earns from the open primaries that he entered and from rank-and-file Democrats who voted for him In state conventions. Israel Apologizes To Argentina BUENOS AIRES (U P I)-lirael Monday night presented Argen­ tina with a formal apology de­ signed lo fulfil the "adequate re­ paration" demanded for the ab­ duction of Natl Col. Adolf Richmann from Buenos Aires two months ago. Tbn now note of apology ful lowed regret* previously espreis by Prime Minister David BanDurian and Foreign Minister Golds Mate of Israel. Deputies Break Up Yacht Sinking MIAMI (UFI) - The Coast M ixing Squabble auard aald today H sent a cutter v A lM B and five aircraft te took fo r, a yacht reported te te sinking te two** Cuba and Ih* Bahamas about MS mil** southeast of ter*, lb * Coast Guard aald a May Day emergency signal waa relay­ ed ter* kg a Ashing vessel at about 8 8. aa. today. Plight Mnrk Set mIasioner Lawrence SwoMord aald that the paying of • bonus "Menu to ma an irregularity." In submitting hia baa* salary scale Hat, Beckwith told thn heard that upon checking "audit report* on the operation of tho otfleo ti clerk back ta 1848 on na accaatott tea there teen comment made con­ cerning the pay 4r par ectedutoP of employee to the office. 1 fast that this beers merit and to indi­ cative that the andltacs have proved, without criticism, phase af tba flea.” yv Z - -Vpa* the meeting that hasn't checked completely submitted, lw fait they ar* In Ha* with the rate paid by alitor am* m ployera In tha commmilty. "What wa a rt objecting to do to bonus payments," be said. . The board agreed not lo teka any action until Van liny could study tha two lists submitted and ones being prepared by Mr>. Welkav and Judge Mite. 3 Road Contracts To Be Let In Fall Contracts on three ma'or toed improvement project* will ba let by the Stale Road Department thia fell, the County Commission we* Informed today. In a latter to the board, SRI) officials reported that contracts for Improvements nn SR 437 from Al­ tamonte Sprint* lo Ihe Orange County line will be let in Septem­ ber: on a new bridge of the Econlockhatchee River in October or November and the \V First St. project from French Ave fn the Interstate Ifl-.hv ay ready by Octo­ ber. S'tD officials reported alio that title searches on 8R 437 from Aliamo<te to Longwood and SR 434 from Altamonte Springs lo tha turhey farm will be comptotrit within in days. tn other business. Ih* board agreed fo write the SRD to have SR 434 raised as soon na posiiM# aa it la hemming a heiard dur­ ing rain liorms. Commissioner Laarrenco Swnf. ford reported that durteg heavy rainstorms Mondgy, the road wai rinsed end covared by *p to tout feel ia wafer. M erger Vote Sal By ACLy Seaboard RICHMOND, Y*. (UFD-Stocte holders *f the Sehtesid Air U * Railroad and Atlantic Croat Lhrt Railroad will veto Aug. IS nn S proposed merger *f tb* ppn eons-. pa Dial. Shareholders wfll held aeparpt* session* te deride whether te adopt a merger plea approved I f each company'* board «f direc­ tor*. stockholder* of rooted ate Jaly 14 will te * •• A. J. Giaar Victim Of Heart Attocf DAVENPORT, tew* (UPI) r Mm Conrad aat a Mr. A. J. (Art) trow , at etosad ctrauit dig■r light plana* te­ of i t e t o s t e i d t o f t ak* tbn aid ro< of MM aUM white abort IS two hrart attack*. af Da 4f vl it? • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 04, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8163f15154d23796cdd9077d0427d496.pdf 4c5b30c900345ba98ca9d729ff178065 PDF Text Text �I im im HAVANA ( WEATHER: Fair and warm through Saturday. High today, I M i. Low tonight, 70-76. to* multAmlM ewwod Etao a| •rrwd Shall \ mum they rad •ton cm4a all mid'tim'meJ aomle disaster tha soisureJ toiupUtely de| •ton toutcaa though that* J aomo auppUaa #R.vr a i tha ft* mlllh Texaco refine ■eviot techaid la optratio* scud* oil that tefuaad to haa Industry MM tha $30 Mlllloa X Thog American.owned Wednesday and j-already hod it Pining Russian [ Americans hod immediately op* •rs" to tun the .workers militia of guarding tho 1 Mhiofcg*. The llichiro Fuji* istan Ambatiko and flatly revious throe aw u. s.—Jaand tha stans here. criticised the I ouch terms I," “ slanderterprcUUoa," anda" and [•panes* i protfsti grasUc aerosi “ utterly groundless." It wa* a highly unusual exhibi­ tion of diplomatic anger for tho Japanese, wbooo traditional polite­ ness usually eamei over into in­ ternational affair*. It also waa the atrongest Japa­ nese reaction against the Commu­ nist camp tinea tha recent antitreaty demooatraUant which forc­ ed cancellation ef-President Elsen­ hower’s visit. It was drhmatie re­ affirmation that Japan, regardlcxi of leftist influences in tha na­ tion, was still firmly on the side of the West, particularly the Uni- i NEW Y O U (UFI>bus strikers who had tied 11 routM of Uta rifth' Avo, Co. omaiboa division hi Ma to sighted near Jol* Iraiington and KanI and Fort Wayne, Nat tornsdo sipped Unis County, Mo., Idsy and drove tree the wall of a home, »h reported 0 SBgthat sparked flood imoutly this miming h walkout. Stilll Punching „WASHtNOTOW rUFI) Navy Man Gets r Bureau predicted storms today over f, tho mid-Musissipthe central Atlantic delivery i deUrery i under the > A Navy ma* look $h* "Dto’t fteca me la" lyriM to toart>U menilng when ho trashed into a ronM at I4M Wort 14th Stiect, hot ended up fenced la" hoyway. Joseph Leonard GsrroU. of VAH-3 at NAS, was drivlnf west on X4th when he lost control of bU car and ran into a fence bordering tha road, police said. Garrett waa held and charged with operating a vehicle while uadci'^tbe influence of- aa intoxi* eating beverage and failure to have hi* vehicle under eontrol, police added. ______________ Naval Air Station of* the hose. Ha woe *m HOUSTON, A n. (UPI) - For* the MM|( u ^ reereatloaal tacUlmm tierstary af Stata James F. ties at Laka Oolden. Byrne hat charged that both th* wUt ba jctlring after 0 df; Tsmny began bJs carver Negr* sildown demonstrations at •*, •* la the Navy ,1a IMI what ba at* lunch counters in the South and a at Urn Sanferd base. tl!nde(, y * Niv>l Academy at Cuba's Castro government art I / S S r ^ 2 2 t"f *r.V A -M wU.. He served aboard Russian-iaepired. f cruise* until IN* and then, waa lander and other otflc- ^ Poaaacola. Cdr, Tsmny Swift-House Action .fine Mnae of duty at Mrv*d aboard th* UM Toeeos WASHINaTOfr (U PI) - Th* see during the wor. House voted swiftly sad unset, ■' ' Ha I* holder of tho Navy Unit mously Thursday night to give m im m t Commendation Ribbon, tho DU- President lltonbowar poorer to cut Cohen aagar Import* ■a pew* acful economic weapon sgslnst Prvmlsr Fidel Castro's antiAmerican regime. 1 corses »ey at Sinclair Passes Dr. and Highway tt-ti, Csaaeibam POd si Wllshir# Blvd. aod Conaon Way. Howell Park. carriage w*l pick up mail to posited to lh» coUectloa hews on their .angular Use ef t r a w l^ m r o w ia g to ssndefur. Clyde e A aisiJtant posunsstcr said t h a l9 B \t iiitiMllinf. will he mod# W tto i S T i t a p p r o s i a s t e y i * , m^ gad A t o * P- ■•» BtifiBhP* mi hi* Ntitii* M " career shoe fahtag * M picture* of th* earth'* deed eewr •ad prorlag the fssslblllip af of Iks westher sUUoas la tpaw. B Kw.f t»**»oy S M i aapaerheaded s s s «a drive far Improve* Red Inspired? uawm The pey raises, henefittiag l,IT«,MO pesul end whit* collar gov* erament workers, then would p* Into effect at.once. A lwo-thlrd* vote for the hill was required la both houses to enact the bill ever toe' President's vet*, the ltoth since be took of­ fice. AD but oa* of Us earlimr vetoes have been upheld. Congress upset a veto last September *1 * public work* appropriation car­ rying mow money (ban th* Pres­ ident wealed. Elsenhower turned dowa th* K y raise Thursday with a rtiogI veto massage. He accused the bill's sponsors of “ fiscal aad' U L s a S Lam and Highway IT « legislative irresponsibility/' He In Caaeplherry; N. U k * Gritta said th* raise wasn’t warranted. iaatltutod t* . delivery» three-d*y -' WASHINGTON (UPI) t, tha world's first weather He, of tha Field Serv- office are fortunate ia having th* [the rott Office Dc- Mrvicu, af two experienced mail delivery men- Starting oa their blaster Dm Willson first tripe at spprosimsuly *:M ’said that tha people a. m. with heavy packs wew Irom tba Casselberry George ktoMlck, a former Orlando carrier aad Richard Folay, tori marly a clerk at Orlando with prior service la mail transportsUm at Akron, Ohio. The two routes operating from th* Casselberry office are classi­ fied as mounted city routes but •acb carrier will make many de* liveries by firt. Th* two routM have a potential of 1,4M patrons. Route Oa* Includes south d»d asst Casselberry aad Howell Park and wDlheiervlcod Rr NeMlek. Foley will travel »«th Cm m Iberry, tominsfa Bivd. and North iC s a a d ljW . i ■ft:*, T irol Career Ends Fenced In* . .Connecticut, Main* Hampshire. Lightning three (tales, felled ires aod sent golf-ball* tea crashing dowa on will "watch csrafwlly Hr speed­ ers.“ County rosldonu were warned by law enforcement officials M ho alert, courteous and "uso earn* mon sense" during the three day holiday weekend. According to United Piom Inter, national, the National Safety Connoil Mid the traflle death toll could run pa high as tTO-M mars thaa on ■ normal three-day wmhaad unless driver* use estra care. Am other ll.OM moy receive disabl­ ing injuries. Popularity af water gports has incressod pbaaomahsUy, Uw eoun* oil said, and “ people mift take •tlra tart la b n th# IrDwalai toil from going higher.’*? r The Safety Cabaril advised: “O# the highway, don’t spaed, dsa’t drink sad don’t hies and fume, "In tba water, don’t overdo, don’t ewim alone, don't show aff. “ Whcravsr you art, ho patient, be oourteoos, use oommeo mom." The Safety Council estimated T> mUlimahrs* trucks and buses will this; mootoad ImUdaT'kair oesoioasy’s rata d growth he hsereased ti ts to peter mom aNsrtlve ertaniaafioa federal foverameot. l _______ _ maB daiivary he­ lp today, twe ctiy rich ana aamplrta bv* haoa set up Hundreds o f Seminole County raaidanU and tolllt—d M other Americana will hit tho rood tonight for A July 4 wool* and o f picnics, awimming and boating, bui so monp no 674 o f thorn may dlo on tho highway and 170 to 160 may drown. Tha Shtriffa offfco will run It* norma) "around th* •lock" ahlft* while Highway Patrol of hear* said today they Walkout To End Sheriff, fhief [ Russia's protest, the note said, "Is nothing but undut interfer­ ence ia the domestic affaire of Japan. . Tha JapaneM government chided the Soviet In strong terms for suggesting that Japan become “ neutral" and made a strong refercnce, although tha nations wore not named, to Hungary, Poland and Yugoslavia. , “The Soviet government has." It said, “ on several occasions, ad­ vised tha Japanese government to do away with tha foreign military bates in Japan and te adopt a so-called 'neutral* policy. NEW YORK (UP1) prices at 1 p. ra.s American TAT ......... Bethlehem Steal ,...., “ But It is still fresh in our Caterpillar memory that Urn Soviet Union haa ' bitterly denounced certain C * O ....., countries in its warn camp whoa they nought to. taho an independ­ Curtiss . Wright ... ent, neutral policy, or forced them DuPont .................. to give up such plana hy oppres­ Ford Motor ........... sive measures." Japan took strong exceptions la General Eleetrie .. Russia's accusations that Use throe General Melon .... U-I’a stationed hero wart used for Int. TAT ............... spying. Johnson Electronics rain, bail and log a woeWong In Auto Mishap 1 NO. 72* lualli battered ( at Cornl 'airport hi Hobby tad Chief and Singletary have lit j tha 47tb annual E n a ^aafcrence af i Ftorida Sheriff's •too w*ssorlitkm The meeting a thro* days and «h*M to ato anon held butiMU iseilngs i compared nous time lo lew m on laleci farcemenl. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA I International ned across the y night amid tat sent rivers stands of seres i cam* no as tha takoovor of •mod Industries i American and oxpmsod eonctioo hut Rude Ihtrtil l 1 FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1060 rotest la Cuba ahaoat ant upon Bus. crude ail, atras a possibility ild he obtained I Jn Havana said |so raflnary and Ihall roffnery In 1st out of crude I doubt Cartro th ofl quickly enough to peas I economic peril. pda. Today's Uks » placed all ro­ flnorios in Cul under control of tho Castro gw Iment. Informed ow ja said takeover of the Aaaaric owned $300 milHon Cuban El He Co., and tha $13* million C p Tolophono Co. •Iso appeared }y hour away. I dispatched two M» Busslsn oil ly from Uw tor* mins! of tho ( m Petroleum In> otituto with s rs for the com* ponies to reft L Tba rafinerioa adjoin each n I on tha. hay. I Officials oal I tho Esso plant Erst and ofl fly Tnterrcaed" tho plant whs laso officials re* delivery of tho T next entered and again mot pointed United Preaa Leased Wire . Established I90t Fireworks, baseball and a barbecue will hlgttHflll Mm Fourth o f Jhly ealabration for Sanford'UoMday. Tba ealabration will ba aponaorad by tha Sanford Recreation and Parka Department. Feativitlaa will ba»ln at 2:80 p. m. with flald evaata Includlnf aack racaa and broad jump for aB ehOdraa at F t Mellon Park. In the evening a giant firework* dlaplay witf b# put on over Lake Monroe beg inning at • p M . There win alao ba a father* and aona gamaa at 4 p. m. and a ehlekan barbecue atartlng i t f p n . i l tha playground area. Ticket* for the barbaciM will ba fl.BO for adult* and 75 cent* for children. All proceed* will f t to llalp JACKSONVILLE (UPI) -Rsl* ford PrlsM tihpl. DoWUt BlpcUIr testified Thursday former Stata Prisons Director Richard Cuivar had largely taken ever running Rslford at the time of tha atibgod bnitslliies there la 1M*.. Sinclair's disclaim of responsi­ bility came as the trial *f 14 former Raiford guards; accused of violating tba- eoostituttouaA rights of tl convicts by cruel and unusual punishment, closed its first week. Th* trial recessed tat* Thursday day iftornoo* and will rheums Tuesday merplag. . tinelaIf said II waa Culver, firdd h Gov. LeRoy ColHqa after a. elans toveatlgatio* af rfau art! brutality at tha prison hi 1M0, who hired ax-guard Capt. Jaatoe, Dunn, UQiag Itodair to list** to Duna "and loam something-” Dunn then placed Esrl Leslie Chesser ia charge of th* maalmum security building arbare tha sUeged brutaliuas occurred, said ViH b* held by the KodeU M the 14 part e f the July 4 celebration to DeBary Piss*. . ........ !. M* two qf Volts from DeBary, Cassalbervy, Liwyir Disbmrred TALLAHASSCE (UP|) - The Maitland aad tiaatord will par. tictoeti to the parade eefabratioa Supreme Court today disbarred andhatsar which fetfawa. Firohorks wiU eltmas Mm to; M fim BtoM Day cefabratfao at Jd f . «• Pmroad* totoed to s« tho avail wfti b iM * d to send th* Hods* grwwp to Savannah, Twaa., far LOB ANGELES (UPI) - A split between Harry Trumaa and Dam* acratie National Chairman Paul M. Bailor waa out hi the open .**• day aad provided aoma fireworks to adyahe* of th* aatleaal eeave* press eonfereac* Thursday aad mmiloaed uaspklflod newspaper aad radio reports which he Mid attributed to Trumaa the chars* that Butler bad “riaged" the eon* ventlea to assure tho aominatioa of lea. Jaho P. Kennedy (DMau,). ‘Smokescreen’ LONDON ( U r n -The Soviet The naUonoI eboirman also said Union today accused the United ha waderstaad tha ax-praaideat Stale* el putting up • “ amok#* waatod to oust Mat from his Job before the eooveotieo began. But. far said ha* would resign July 1* —aad art before—wafass s major­ ity of th* aatfaa*! eommitto* rehuertod hia resign tio*. vault. He failed to iotfce ttitf tha •' vaidt dear caught aa » * * * . « # .7 did not swing, entirely shat. ' Oa hia way out be nut Into • cuatamar, Orhia WlUlnms. coming ; la. WUUams saw aa aoa to tha hank and askad Dickey If tho hank were rloaed. Than WltUa^a . could art catch hi*. . , Dickey and Miss McAlpln, ul drey* wo tha ir getaway ear, io w ij , ib i, roan rotiim . anrthward Into Georgia sad mad* another mistake .— they, tpek.ia dead-cad road. , ■'* They fled mi foot lot# a eora* SUM arir hi*,, Cedar (Vrf.. Surhis. R field Ga. Georgia ofTccrs /armed a pi and surrounded lb* cornfield. | Ida officer L R. Jones wa’kcd th Dickey ami fepad him .1 "a run In onu bead sad tkc m lauhel In C* atkay: ,Stof* bln Nikita EnthuMd VIENNA (UPI) - iovfal Premfar Nikita Kknubahev was so moved today hy aa aathusartk clslw to stay away from th* *mgreeting by weaker* at an Aus­ veatina which starts July 11. tralian automMfa plaat ha TNatoa waa scheduled to stale Jovially offered ia an off-tba-culf his reasons lor bis sudden change speech to buy up Austria'* setts* WAMOfttTON (I lodiilrli) oiiinH. lator. Adam Claytoo Pot Negro dalagato* to l national wavaartao Cape Get* Sub pom ton. John r. CAP! CANAVERAL (UPI) - Girl Killed for to* praaidaotial The auelear-powerad submarine The New Yelh l Geerge Washlagtoe, scheduled to In Plane Crash ; try for the first Ume seen to CKABLOTTERVILLE, Vs. (UP!) ef tour NegraM to —A private, single . aisglao plane to was MwamhH t aiapmed int* a high tonal** pole mlngtoa (D-Mo.) ft durtog a my#re tountorrtaam tfaa. But he tald a a tola morning gad cartwheeled Into a hillside, killing one parson. Mlsa Carol JssinowskC IP, ef �■ w imm ...d tb m d . CJw udt S u n d a y +■' . Baptist ' v i ra w b a p t is t c h u r c h IIP fo r k Av u m W. P. Brook*, Jr................. P**ior ’ F . B. F U b e r ............ Ai*oc. Pastor Morning Warship ..........1:43 o. m. Sunday S c b -1 ............ 1:43 a. m. 'M orning W orship......... 11:00 a. m. ' Training Union ............ 0:43 p.m. 'Bg Worship . . . . . 1:00 p.m. Evening Wed. Pi Prayor Perries 7:90 p. m V ir Nursery ovallabla • Church O f Christ Nazarene CHUSCH OP CHRIST Geuevo Ralph Brewer Jr. . . . . . . Evangelist Bible School ..............1 0 :0 0 a. m Morning Worahlp ......1 1 :0 0 a. m Evening Worahlp ......... 7:30 p. m Wed. Prayer Service . 7:30 p. m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd 81. at Maple Ave. I. W. Justice ................... Pastor oumi.iy benool .............. 9:43 a. m. Morning Worship ...1 0 :4 8 a. m. NYPS ......................... «:30 p. m . N. Y. P. S. A N. J. S............0 p. m. Gospel Service ................ 7 p. n». CHURCH OP CHRIST Paata Eire Duncan . . ....... . nSo Morning W arship.......... ll:o o d. a .’ CENTRAL BAPTIST CMUKOI Evening Worship ......0 :0 0 a. m Cor. 141k S t A Oak Aro. B ar. Gall S m ith ................. Pastor Thura. Bible Study ....T:3Q p. ra Sunday S c h o o l............... f:43 a. m. Morning W orsh ip.........II :00 a. m CHURCH OP CHRIST Training Union ............. 0:15 p. m Long wood Evening Worship ......... 7:30 p. m Morning Worship ........10:30 a. m. Wad. P /ayar Servlca ..7:30 p, Evenkg Worship ......... 7:90 p. m Nursery Avallabl# FERN PARR CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE O'BRIAN ROAD Rev. Jim Fisher ......... .. Pastor Sunday s c h o o l.......... ...0:43 a. Morning w orsh ip .........10:43 a. m Youth service . ......... 0:43 p. m Evangelistic service ....7 :3 0 p. m Wed. prayer service ..7:30 p. n Episcopal Mb* •unfurl grral) Page 2 — Frl. July 1, 1960 Church To Hear Guest Minister The First Bsptlst Church of Lake Mery concluded a very suc­ cessful Vacstlon Bible School with a commencement program at the church for all parents and friends Rev. Fred Fisher, assistant pas­ of the children. Rev. Willard Botnan. paitor of tor of the First Bsptlst Church here, will he the guest minister the ehurch, and principal, was in ducted tthe group st the First Baptist Church k charge, end eond Oviedo. Rev. Fisher will conduct the regular 11 a. m. morning worship service Sundsy k the plscc of .Rev, J. T. Bryant, regular min­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ ister, who Is on vacation. dent Elsenhower Thursday signed • hill wbieh continues for another year wartime corporation lotos and e i c t o levies on such items as The Kbenezer Methodist Church cigarets, beer, wine and new autos. will hold a combined July 4 and They net the government about annual Sunday school pUnlc on $4 billion' a year, Sunday for aU n am bars and Tha bill passed Congress almost friends of the church. In the Identical form Eisenhower The picnic will be held at Silver had requested. HU signature on Lake, Boy Scout camp alta. the bill prevented tha ta tfs from lapsing at midnight tonight. Other eirises continued for an­ in an eshlbition of what the children had been doing for the past two weeks. Certificates for enrollment, at­ tendance, end cooperation were awarded to the pupils. Ruben Taylor, Sunday school luperintendent, awarded certificates for service to Willard Boman, Mrs. Ike Signs Taxes Extension Bill Sunday School Picnic Slated LARE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Lake Mary CHURCH S. L. Drawdy .......... Paator Park Ave. at 4th IL Sunday School ............. 10:00 a. m Rev. John W. Thornes.........Pastor Morning Worship....11:00 a. m Holy Eucharist .. .. .. .. 7 :9 0 a. m Christian Service Training 0:00 Family S e r v ic e JUNK » p .‘ m. Church S ch ool............ 0:00 a. m Evening Worship ....... 7:00 p. m Idmlaaln— Mornkg P r a y e r Wad. Prayar Servlca 7:80 p. m Arthur Collins, Sanford; Betty Sermon ..................... 11:00 a. ra Ann Harrelson, Sanford; Phillip Holy Communion — Joseph Lylss, Long wood; Era Tuesday ...........................7:30 a. m WEST S U B Mae Allan, Allamonta Springs; Wednesday ............... ...1 0 :o o a . ra. MISSIONARY BAPTIST Anne Wurth, DeBary: Lois Brooks, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Thursday .........................7:10 a. i 410 B. BaUy A vo. Osteen; John Carl Bertett, Titus­ CHURCH Haera want at Fans eee . Paul Colly . ..................... Pastor ville; Adah Ewing, DeBary; LureOek Ave. and Third R4. Sundsy School .............10:00 a. m Saturday ............... 8:00-0:00 p. : tha Parry, Sanford; Harriett GaRav. Grover C Rewell, Jr. Maraiog W orship.......... 11:00 a. m all. Sanford; Mary A. Dmaaleu, Mornkg Worship -------- 8:48 a. , Bible Study................... ..T:0u p. Sanford. Sunday School .............. 0:45 a. m ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL . Evening Worehip ......... 7:90 p. m Blrtfca Session M eeting............ 10:43 a. m CHURCH Wed. Prayer Serrlce ..7 :M p. m Morning W orship.......... 11:00 a. m Mr. and Mrs. Claude Denslow Jr., Enterprise • DeBary Sanford, a eon; Mr. and Mrs. FT. Paul Shults ................... Pastor Pioneer Fellowship....0 :0 0 p. m Joseph Gatil, Sanford, a daugh­ Senior Fellowship .........1:00 p.m Holy Communion— CHULUOTA P O S T BAPTIST Evening Worship ......... 7:30 p. m ter; Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Bar­ CHURCH Sunday ........................1:00 a. as. Wed. Prayer Service ..7:00 p. m r e to s , Sanford, a daughter. C .0 . Sweggerty ................Pastor Morning P ra y e rNursery Available Sermon ...................... 0:90 a. ra. Sunday School ...............0:41 a. m Mary Jean Berrien and baby, Holy Communion— Morning Worahlp ....1 1 :0 0 a. m Sanford; Richard MldUff, San­ Training Union ......... 0:30 p. m 1st Sundsy aach month 11 a. m. ford; Wayne Clarke Sampler, San­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Service ........... 7:90 p. m ford; Mrs. Curtk Dunnaway and DeBary Civic Center Wed. Prayer Serviee . . 7:90 p. m A. C. bummers ................Pastor baby, Lake Mary; Stanley Jala* CHRIST CHURCH son, Sanford; Breads Jo— Smith, Sunday School ............0:00 a. m Lsugweed Sanford; John Walla—, Wayeroea, Rev. George L. Granger ..Pastor Mornkg W orship......... 10:00 a. ra ELDER SPRINGS Ga.; Rather!— Mesa— , Sanford; Sunday Serviee ................0 a. m. BAPTIST CHURCH. Bertha Bryant and baby, San­ B. H. Griffin .................... Pastor Church School ........... 10:00,a. m. ford. COMMUNITY Holy Communion ■ . Sunday School ...........1:45 a. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH First, Third Sunday : Morning Worship ....1 1 :0 0 a. m Lake Mary Training Union ......... 0:90 p. m John W. Pllley ................ Pastor Evening Worship . . . . 7:13 p. THE SALVATION ARMY • CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL Sunday School .............10:00 a. m t Wed. Prayer Sarvtea 1:00 p. M4 R. Second SL Mornkg W orahlp......... 11:08 a. 14th and Maguetk Sunday: Friday Evening Serviee ..• p. m. Junior High Westminister Sunday Sehoal ............ 30:00 a. a . POST BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship ................ 8:08 p. Holla#as Meeting M:80 a. a . OP GRNBVA Senior High Westminister Street Meeting . . . . . . . . 8:38 p. a . Sack L Stewart .............Pastor Fellowship ................ 7:00 p. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED YPL ....... . 7:00 pi a . Sunday School ............. 10:00 a. m LUTHERAN CHURCH Salvatkn M eeting....... 7110 p. a . Morning Service ......1 1 :0 0 a. • Tuesday: Sanford Shrluu CMb UP I ALA COMMUNITY . Training Union .........l . f : M p . 1st Rt. and Lee Ave. Carp C adet#................... 1:00 p. a . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ernast Bollck Jr. Paster John W. Piling ..................... Pastor Band P ra ctise .............. 4:00 p. a . KLCCRRST BAPTIST CHVBCH Early Serviee ................ S :ii a. ra. Morning Worship ......... 8:00 a. Ladies Home L— g— . 7:00 p. a . OP OBNBVA Church School .............0:90 a. m. Sunday School .............10:00 a. Thun. Prayar Serviee . 7:88 p. a . Jaaaph M. Slade, J r ...........Pastor Mornkg W orehip.........10:30 a. m Westminister Fellowship Sal. Street Meeting . .. g :N p. a . R b iiu y School .............10:00 o. a . Paiter'e C le s a ...............0:90 a. Seniors .................. 7:30 p, M l REVIVAL TABRRNAOLS Luther, League 3:90 p. m OHS M d . Cfaen Are. , CafeshUm Clasi T W s . 4 p a FIRST P r ESSYTEAIA m Sunday School ..........10:— a. a . v. ZP" K veak g Worahlp . . . .7:10 p. at- Nursery A vaik bk . CHURCH Mornkg W orship......... U :M a. a . yar Sar Serviee. .7:10 p. Wod. Prayer Csseelharry Evening W orehip.........-7:48 p. a . William M. R o m m ......... Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE Thursday Service ......... 7:88 p. a . P O S T BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School .............. 0:43 a. ■RDERNRR LABS MAST Morning Worship . . . . M a. I 100 W. tsth Place THE SANFORD IP. Beaua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pi Herbert W. Goerss ............ Pastor Wednesday Prayar CONGREGATION OP Sunday School ............ 0:4i o. and Fellowship ......... S .p . 1 Early Service ............... •a. m JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Morning Worship ....11:00 0. Sunday School .............. 0:13 a. m Temporary Moating, Women's 18S1 W. 1M St. Bvoaiog Worship ......... 7:M p. rt. Adult Bibla C la s s .........0:13 a. m Club................ Overbrook Drive Sunday Watehtower Wod. Prayer Service 7:90 p. n . Worship Service .........10:30 a. m "Rudy 8:88 p, a . Treking Union . . .0:90 p. a Wad. Bible S tu d y ......... 7:10 p . a Pri. Ministry Scheol . . . 7:80 p. a . ST. LURE’S LUTHERAN P O W BAPTIST CHURCH Friday Serviee . . . . w . . . O.— p. a P1NRCRRST ASSEMBLY S la v k (Near Oviede) OP LONGWOOD OF GOD CHURCH Stephen M. Tuhy ................Paitor Car. Church A Groat S4a. d w reh Of God Of Cor. 37lh and Rim Mornkg Worship ......... 0:38 a. Her S l a A' C. L. Puieh . . . : ............... Paator H. M. Snow ........................ Pastor Sunday S c h o o l.....................0;00a, J. H. M esser.......................F ad er Sunday School ............ 0:13 o. m. Sunday S ch o o l................ 0:43 a. i Christian Day School, Monday Manias Worship ....11:00 a. Sunday Sehoal ...............0:41 a. a . Morning Worship .......JO: 10 a. I r through Friday — Kindergarten Tra’n k i Union ......... 0:43 p. Mornkg Worahlp......... 11:— a. a E venkg Worship ...........7:30 p. m. Evening Worahlp .........7:40 p m. Elementary ................... f:o o a. s Evangelistic service ....7 :4 8 p. m. Wed. Prayar Serviee . . 7:30 p. i Wod. Prayar S erv iee....7:43 p. a . Woman'* Missionary .. 7:41 p. a . Nursery Availabk Young Poopks Sun. Sor. 8:40 p. a . LABS MONBOB P O S T METHODIST CHURCH THE ALLIANCE CHURCH a ilee w ok o f Raaferd CHULUOTA COMMUNITY 418 Park Ava. Chriatian and Mkatanary AIM— as on P in t SC, H«hl at CHUSCH Rev. Jehu A d a m s ............ Pastor Park Ava. and 144k M. Mornkg Worship 30 a. ro Cecil M. S eek ................... Paator Billy J. MeDankln . ....... p a 1 Robert O. Byrd ............ Paator Sunday School ............ 0:43 a. m Church Sehool ......... M :M a. Sunday S ch o o l................. 0:43 a. m. Sunday School .. ......0:40 o. a Church .......................U ;W n. Mornkg W orship......... ll:o o a. M ornkg W orahlp......... 1*”< 40 a. m. M o n k s Worship . ••.11:00 o. a. HYP Meatings ............ 4:00 p. Youth Chriatian Evenkg S ervlca ..............7:43 p. a, Trttalng Union .....0 :3 0 p. a . (Intermediate. Senior) Fellowship . . ; ........... fiM p. UWSX Evening Worship A. Y. F. Yauth Service- .8:80 p. m 7:30 p. a Teacher Training Course Wad. Prayar Service . .8:08 p. m Wed. Prayer Service 0:00 p. a Evening Worship . . . . . . 7:10 p. m ___ PROGRESS MISSIONARY FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST by#-.’ r P O S T BAPTIST CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Midway SO EN TH T OP OVUDO Laurel Ava. 84 4— at. R. W illiam s............ Peeler m R. S t e a d St. dock T. Bryant ................... Paster Ira R. Hindman J r . ........... Pastor Sunday School .............11:00 a. m. Sunday S ch ool................8:18 a. m. Sunday S c h o o l............. .0:43 a. Sunday School ................1:43 a. _ Sunday Worship ......... llto o a. a . M o n k s W orohip....... i t : — a. a . M o n k s W orahlp......... 11:00 a. Mornkg Worship ......1 0 :4 3 o . m Wednesday Service ....8 :0 0 p. a . Flret, Third, Fourth'awdoya T rolnkg Unloo .............0:15 p. ^MY . . . . a . . , * * . . . . . , . . 7:00 p. m Tuesday Rsadinf . 1:804:80 p. a . E venkg W orship.........7 ;— p. a . Eveaing s e r v ic e .............. 7:— p. a : Evening Worship ......7 :8 0 p. m Thursday Reading 8:80-4:80 p. m. First, Third Sundays Wad. Prayer Servian ..7:10 p. i Mou. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. m Usher Board, Tuesday . 7:10 p. a . Chair Rehearse), Tuaa. PMY Prayar . . . . 7:00 p. as. CHURCH OF GOD Wad. Prayar Servian.,..7;I0 p. m T uesday.........p. a . French Ava. and Had 84. ALL BOUI4 CATMOUC Junior Church, Joel'D . Brown ................... Pastor Wodoeeday . . . . . . . 7:30 p. a . Sundsy School .......... . 1:43 a. m. Business M asting....... 8:00 p .m . EBRNEIER METHODIST Oak A n . el 04h M. Evengelistle Service . 7:10 p. a . CHURCH Bar. Biokord L y ou a ........... Paator Frldsy^^ preceding firm Sunday, Tucsdey S e rv ice ............ 7:10 p. a . Citrus Heights ......’...7:00 a. a Rav. Hugh Booth ............. Paator ............ 0:00 a. a r ••••••••10:00 a. w Sunday school ........... 10:00 a. m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST FIRST tlMlLOR . i m . . m11:M a. a . Morning Worship ....11:00 a. m. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS BAPTIST CHURCH O ty HsU .4:80 p. m. •*••••.....•7:13 o. a . M. Y. P. U N W. lHh « . h£y Evaolng S erv lca........... 7:30 p. m G. Brooke .. B ru ch President W. Marshall .............. T u tor Wed. Prayer Servlca . . . .7:10 p. m Sunday School .............10:00 a. m. Church School .•••••. 0:00 m ____ n, m. Sacrament Meeting ....0 :0 0 p. a . Morning Worship . . . U :M a. POST CMRJS1U N CHUSCH Evening W orship......... 7:— p. _ ft: 3001 S. SaMard Ave. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Tuosdsy P ra y e r............ 7:30 p. m FIRST PENTECOSTAL Jamaa N. BaruaU............... Paitor Ouura Rd., at Woodland Ava. Teachers Meeting, CHURCH OP LONGWOOD ' Sunday Scheol....................0:43 a.a .W. Thomas Parson Jr. Pastor Wednesday . . . . 7:00 p. a . Marakf Warahk . . . . m11:oo a. a. Sunday S c h o o l..................1:43 a. ra R. Ruth Grant ................ Paator •»N.10:00 a. a . Juakr Fellowship .... 1:30 p.m. Monung Worahlp ............ 10 a. m Sunday School Chi Bha Felkwahlp .... I:M r » MVP . . . . . . . . ............ 4:30 p. a Mornkg Worship ........11:00 a. a . 718 Orange Ava. ChrUUsa Youth Fellowship 0:00 (A new Church carving a new Evenkg S e rv lca ............ T:oo p. ra. L. Brooks ...................... Pastor Wed. Prayar Service . 7:10 p. a > ■* Community) Church S ch ool................0:30e. a . Pentecostal Conquerors, Mornkg Worehip.........l i t — a. a . Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 : 1 0 p. a CONGREGATIONAL E venks W orship.........7 : » p. a . POSTER CHAPEL CU-TIAN CHURCH ftosd a y Prayer Sorvieo 7:00 p. a . SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY METHODIST CHURCH The UoMad Church at CRriel ADVENTIST CHURCH Park Ava. at 344k Si. ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN Seventh St. and Elm Ave. unday’ School 8:47 a. i B ov. Joseph B. Stack, ....... r u lu BAPTIST CHURCH C. W. Beach .............. . Pastor ■11:00 a. Sthk School.......................0:43 a.a . orakg Worehip M Cypress SL Saturday Sabbath School 0:80 a. m •S;00 p. i Monks Wanhip........U:oo a. a. Evaokg JVorahip H. B. Whitehurst ....... Pester M orakg W orship....... 11:00 a. a -7:38 p. m Wad. Prayar Servlet . .7:10 p. a Church S ch ool................0:M a. a . M o n k s W orship....... U : « a. a . PAOLA WESLEYAN Evening Worehip ............7:30 p. a . UNITY CENTER OP SANFORD Choir SohearsaT S Mika Huai OU R4. 48 H a a u ’a C h k - H Oak Ava. M on day......... ... 7:31 p. a SL and Sla Ava. Cacti W, Shaffer Psstor Josephka B. Stuckle ....... Pastor Prayor M -tin g Yates Sunday S c h o o l......... .,..S :4 3 a . m. ay Worship ....... U : J fa fa y . .............7:18 p. a ••••••*•••10:84 a. RE M a n k f Worahlp...W :4 3 a. m. Wodnosdey S kla study. . . . . n .a t a . m. W erie/aa Y o u th ............ S:4l p. m. ’ M R . Firm St., Ra. StI J fa k r C hu rch ....... 7:00 p. a . .. .. .. .7 : 8 # p. m. Evening Worahlp ..7:30 p m. Tucsdey CUsa ................ 8 p. Club Mrrtlngs .. .....7 .8 0 p. Hi Wad. Prayar Service 7:30 p. m. Thursday 7:30 p. a . ; M N E C BE W BAPTIST CHURCH M l W. Ooart lo a d • Donald Gravenmeir ......... Pastor Sunday School ........... 0:43 a. ra Morning Worship ....... ll.o o a. m Training Union ...........0 :lo p. m . Evening Worship .........7:45 p. m : Wad. Prayer Service . Tttt p. Nursery Available Lake Mary Bible School Completes Session Wi Hospital Notes other year apply to auto parts, lo­ cal telephono ealls and .travel fares; Despite pressures for some elec­ tion-year tax relief, Congress heed­ ed Eisenhower’s plea for a one year postponement o f all of the July 1 tax reductions scheduled under exietkg law. It was on the assumption that the taxes would be maintained that he forecast last January a budget surplus of $4.2 billion for tha new fiscal year that starts Friday. Betty Wigkam. Mrs Jery Lusk, Mrs. Matquerlte J o fa t Mr*W. Reifrow, Mrs. Catty Jones. Mrs. Carol Tipley Xfl. Mary Crawford. Mrs. Mary mW helm . Mrs. M. Post. Mrs.* Tay­ lor, Mrs. Mi Hoopengarfsrt- MrvJ. P. Beal. .Mrs. FliW. Mrs. Cathy SksVtrs. Mrs; Lobe Horine, Mrs. Kay Sassom, Mrs. George Elliott, Ruben TxyVw. Mrs. O. Westaotetand, Mrs. I j V sm , Mrs. Helen Furgeson, Stt John Dodson, Duke Dodson, 0- West­ moreland, Wlghsm, B slO ok, J. P. Beal asd G. Rickets* Rev. loissn expreosd Ms thanks to Mrs. Ray R«*. R- H. Chambers, J. P. Beal Betty Wlghsm. 0. WeMmoreliai Mar­ guerite Toonsend. Elolse Chester, Duke Dodsen, Helen fsfguson, Evelyn Vais, Mrs. W. t. Wansley, G. Ritkttson. and f a Arm ­ strong, whs helped by 4— ributing cookies. The schsol had an satsllmenl of 12S, with an ave rags Sttendancs of 01 Itch day. ‘I handiwork was The chi ; displayed 10, 1 various class. , rooms followkthe program. As a climsK Jthe weeks actlvi. ties, the pupfland faculiy hid an outing at I Big Tree afa enjoyed s pie* lunch. Hie nut. sery class weals the NAS swim* ming pool fo r » c n lc and also to the too. ThaJdermedlale clast visited the Settle County Mom# for the aged — fiv e a program. They hsd a fam in g party si. terwards. , smu Considertt PORT ARTHI. Tex. (U P I )f Charles S s v ^ , xonsiderale cltj. ten. wailed fro il a. m. until 0 a. m. before adying firemen ri a fire at hk, tme because ha didn't want lallsturb the fir# fighters. He explai—dhat a cigsreii# smoker ignitaM mattress, so ha pitched the nUttss Into tha bath yard and le ft to smolder. Presbyterian Other Churches Jewish Synagogue THE Lutheran rrJS S & tS t f a graatlady fa W flaming t o n k She wel t a l k o f f a U 4 ]rf bock o f f a Voleum*, stands f a C hu n k . f a atatw d o not mention f a Cfcreh, and many o f — do not n k it ploys, but f a Church tn g p M f a priM ipUo ou which < woo b u ilt It U f a spirit o f C h r is fa H f uhkh oatsndo f a wot* fa s u s fa d —ak— ou t potion • has— m Other ChurcheB On f a o iw d rsn o fy o f snv fa m a m i—a * wo m o pr ated H « * Mo — f a with ft i » Oft—Mfc la f a goal Methodist f a Church NeifroChurches Tht support of thft Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firas: Rib Theatre Catholic Best hi Movies’* Ava. ■ PA M US “Complett Building Materials McCrackaa PA S*SS91 Compliments of Chriatian Wheeler Fertilizer Co. PO 6 -1211 Ovlafa Pte. Progressive Printing Co. All Your Printing Needs” 1SU PA t*Stll Irving I. Pryor Of Christ ♦-.•A Vulcan Materials Co. STATS PARM COMPANIES PA M 1 U “Prieto I I I Soot 1st Never Higher” SrSSSS Sanford AlnH c National Bank M^ber FJ),LC. } 111 s. 1*4 a PAj^Sll �tixieCoolest Enters 2nd Round DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) — IB * Miia Dixie conieit goes Into |U gecond round tonight with % l t a Kentucky end Mis. Winter Baven leading the JO-heauty field. Miss Carol FalreWld Brown, 19. Whitesburg, Kf-, received 20 points for winning th# evening gown competition nnd Mi»s Sheila Lake Corum, also » . « ' ad 16 points for her selection as Seat personality. The contestants, From IS southM m state*, will compete tonight in talent, worth So of the 100 points lo be swarded, and Sat­ urday night in bathing suits, also worth SO points. Ten points will b* awarded the contestant judged tops In intellect, with the winner to be announced Saturday night. ound e Clock Violence Flares In Tennessee Ciiy Over Mixing Protest an will be closed all day for u e July 4 holiday, Xnowlei, city manager [(he refuse division of tha [ill make double trips on to pick up Monday's re- • • • !fcy picture conleat wai the t of the day at Southaide und Thursday. J u d g i n g d and prices of bubble gum raided in two classification % and girls. In the boys , Frank Patterson was first i cutest picture and David «n had the most unusual , In the girls division fieri rarnke won with the cutest I and Lynn Sause won first tilh the most unusual pic- Marine Dies TryingiProve British Still Have Guts m NEW ......... YORK (U PI) __ ..iu B a e arm he wild at sickening; '*'I i wanted exrio-ment. excitement, varied — n Heath down a 2(H)-foot defending J work, ami comradeship. And by struck down Capt. Colin Antony having the umbrella with natuie I think Fm adventurous, Laurence Easterbrook, B r i t i s h Ur arm, landing casually on Royal Marines, not at Dunkirk or Lt — and then downing a and | know I've always been diaj obedient. Id tonic. Diepp* but In the dingy arena of “ The Miuine. could satisfy th* kday night, a* U»ual, thirty Madison Square G arden-no le»« ; first and cure the second.” b preceded Ka*terbrook a hero for dying today in a the “ death illde," a cornclown’s gstup, victim of circu* technique for epeedy cliff* mishap. . | that adapted itielf readily % Easterbrook, 31, o f Marlborough [circus arena. Li«ceedrd by the script—a* and Cambridge and ariatocrary, [six nights a week since the ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — The came to America to convince u« opened June 17 in conjunc- State Republican Party may try there'* gut* yet in the Britiah Ith Britain’s vaat trade ex- to pay Gov. I^ltoy Collins’ expenrace. That ii how he died proving if i to tlic Democratic National bit point. lomething went wrong see* Contention in Los Angeles this He plunged nearly 80 feet Thur*fter Easterbrook’* slide be. month. day night In th* climactic aerial (hat is was remained unanGOP National Committeeman act of th* British military forces' d pending a formal British Anthony S. Battaglia said Thursfirst “ Tattoo" military exhibition v investigation, day hr will ask the party's state in tha United State* and died four lunged to the ground. Tech- ' committee to toot the bill for Col­ •hours later. i spotted the tragedy and lin* rather than use the taxpay­ Star of th# show, Ka.terbrook I out the area so that few er*' money a* planned. nightly aomeraaulted out of a cage 10,000 person* in the audlBattaglia laid if the party near th* arena ceiling. Mw o f it. agrees, it would “ sate a wasteful He was billed a* “ Our Man irbrook, commander of the drain «n taxpayers' fundi." From Havana” — British to the I detachment and band in •earn* in dark «uit. white glove*, •-soldier show, was carried bowler hat and umbrella. his troops. >, a few days before the j, Easterbrook had told a in o f his death slide: D. M. Ladd wa* named on the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The inyone did fall, he'd never fe o cia l program committee of the I die descent again.” Army Commendation Medal and a Southeastern Chamber of Com-1 las a most unusual soldier: citation were presented to Lt. Col. merer at a meeting of the groupj i an opera singer and Kenneth Kennedy Thursday for his Thursday night. I lawyer, graduate o f on* of work st Cape Canavrral and with fa greatest “ public” schools the Central and Southern Florid* BUnbridge, an expert in (loud control program. Enjoy Y*ur Uelf brat ion [ and Russian, an amateur Kennedy, deputy ( U. S. district With RECORDS t I #f some renown. engineer in Jacksonville since 1937, DAVE'S RECORD CENTER If* ar* certain things you'r* n ichrdultd to leave July 13 to 60S W. FIRST ST. kd to forego for a certain command the 139th Engineer Con­ WILL BE OPEN TILL I life,” ha had explained to struction Croup at Fort Bragg, • P. M. JULY 4th •viewer. N. C. GOP May Aid Collins’ Trip Ladd Gets Post Engineer Gets Army Medal lly United Prra* International Violence flared briefly Thursday In Knoxville, Term., when four sign-carrying Negroes picketing a store were charged by a gang of white youths. The signs were knoeked from the Negroes' hand* and an elderly Negro was knocked to the ground. The outbreak w*» the thiid such violence in th* city in th* past four day*. Th* Rev. W. T. Crvitche* a Ne­ gro leader in the sit-in demonstra­ tion*, *aid two gang* of “ hood­ lum*, one white and one Negro, were making a “ precarious situa­ tion” in the city. Young Negroes staged more sitins at downtown variety, depart­ ment and drug stores. A group of white youth* moved from* store to store but left without trouble when »tore managers threatened police action. The all-out effoit to break down segregation at Kmixvilte lunch counters started Monday when picket* patrolled In front of one of the city'* largest department store*. In Nashville, Tenn., Negro collega students picketed four stores of a chain supermarket with signs proclaiming the stores did not hire Negro rlcmks. The student* called for a boy I d t of the stores, all of which were located in Nrgto neighborhood*. Also in Nashville, tha annual Fish University rare relations in­ stitute closes today after hearing a former member of the Presi­ dent's committee on government contracts say thnt some trade un­ ion* are excluding Negroes. Irving Fetman of Washington said tome labor leader* have blamed the government for “ this most grieviout form of discrimin­ ation." Ferman said some labor lead­ er* ara trying to put the aquerie on those union* by having the government crack down on their contractor* and by having the labor leader* supply non-union Negro workers to fill job* whenneeded. In other developments: Attorneys worked late Thursdaynight at Durham, N. C,, on an effort to seat a Jury to hear tiespas* charge* against seven whites nnd Negroes who took part in a downtown lunch counter-sit-down demonstration. A spokesman said that a new six-member school board will probably Its named today foi i ’rinca Edward County, Va. ITIjf fa n T crF Ifrra U Fri. July 1, 1960 — Page S Retailers Balk On Sales Tax Proposal to impo*r a on*-cant Dade County la i d tax on top o f the ita lc'i three percr-m! tales tax h»< rerultrd In a called meeting o f the Florida State Retailer At* lociation, it wai learned today. Officer*, director* and other re* tail leader* representing all aection* o f the State will meet at tha oiganization'a Winter Park head* quartet* on July 32. It wat an* nnunred. “ Retailer* all orer Florida are concerned about the Dad* tax proposal becauie they fear U would tpread to other part* o f th* State,” it wa* added. L I T ! GIANT FOOD STORES Florida's Frlendlieai A GROUP «>f Spanish Naval officers visited the Forreatal when it dropped anchor at Valencia, Spain last week. VAH-5 officers showed the officers the hriofinyr room and the system of flight operations. Midwest Revolt Seen In Results Of Dakota Vote Federation Of Art 'Paintnik' Party Set For DeBary July 16 BISMARCK, N. D. (U P I)-D em ocratic Rep. Quentin Burdick, who The annual Florida Federation , Annotation will act as host club combined romance and politic* o f Art ’Taintnik” will he held for the event which will he held through one of the closest cam ­ nt the DeBary Mansion, the fcdcr- paigns in North Dakota history, July 16, starting at 8 a. m. and a turn'* state headquarter*. said today his apparent victory in continuing until 4 p. pi. Mrs. Rrn Mi». Aila Yessler, will lie hos­ Burton, chairman of the federa­ tess assisted by Mrs. J. I>. Burcher the Hate's special aenatorlal elec­ tion forecast a Midwest revolt tion's building committee said. ' and Mrs. B. K. Childress, ail of against Republican farm policies, Members of th* Daytona Art Daytona Beach. Burdick, already the first Dem­ “ It's a biing your own paint- |ocratic congressman in North Da­ brush, and the artists can just kota history, ended 77 years of paint all day." Mrs. Iluiton added. GOP Senate rule with a thrilling, Mote than 35 artist* attended razor-thin triumph over Republi­ last year's event and close to At) |can Gov, John Davli. WASHINGTON (U l'h - Presl- are expected to pack the Mansion ] With all but three out of 2,313 dcnl Eisenhower flies by helicop­ 1house this year. Admission is At) precinct* counted, Burdick hald a ter to his Gettysburg, Pa., farm ■cents. Soft drinks and dessert* 723-vole lead out of more than today to spend a long Fourth of |will he offered by the federation. 200,000 vole* to Davit' 103,340. July weekend.’ Mr * . Eisenhower, recovered TH AN K YOU — from a severe attack of asthmatic bronchitis that kept her in the Memorial hospital for three weeks, will mo­ Girt* tor lo Gettysburg. i.<>ngwood Volunteer Firemen for The Eisenhowers planned In re­ HEART turn lo Washington Tuesday morn­ are planning a special picnic July ' 4 at the home of Carl 1-ommlcr. j RKMEAUCii ing. Claude Layo, Fire Chief said, | ar# gratefully acknowledged “ anyone who doesn't come pre­ by the pared to iwim will get tossed in SEMINOLE - DeUAKY the drink, clothe* and all.” COUNCIL The courthouse will he doled P . 0 . H(>\ 106 Monday in celebration of the nraniff International Airway* Fourth of July, Circuit Court Clerk S A N F O IU ), F L A . wai founded June 20, 1923. Arthur Beckwith Jr. laid today. President Flies To Gettysburg Firemen Planning Picnic Monday Courthouse To Close £ u < Moat Convenient Faod Store - Quick Barrie* French Ara. at ZJrd Bt* OPEN T A . M. - 11 P. M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER Caries ar Caa* Te Carry Oat Oaly Fiahiag A Pkale Paper Pittas, Cups, Fork*, Ftaktag Pate*. Everyth!*! Far ▲ C saple tl Baatiag Or R sU ag Trip. ICE Crashed Or Blech, Te Keep Tear Gama O* For O ld Driahs, COLD CUTS A Complete Assert mast Ol Saadwlrh Meets. QUICK COOK MKATB Chick**, Sanaage \V«ia*r, Park DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Batter. Egg*. Ira Boa Pastries, Y ’ALL C O M ! 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SATURDAY# U i l g , StH&fcUgU ft ’ / �K •l ; \ I f :*•- i y/r ' •- ain a 11--a m w jv r -’ I*jT' ft ! WASHINGTON i:.< MOBILE, A ll — Tbe two men w eio playing gin rummy at a amatl table inilde a roadside shop that sold firecrackers. This was tn Georgia. I waited until the band was over, and then said: "Vflio're you for, for President?' That waa the end of the gin? We talked on through seven cuslomers. And that’s the way It waa across six southern states— Virginia, the Carolines, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. People In these parts will hold your car for hours at the drop of a word * about politics. ' These people of the crossroads ’ then go on and spell out—each In his own colloquial w sy-th e Paradox of Southern politics. Z Take what the firecracker man ia ld : "The North will never vole ’ a Southerner Into the White House —Lyndon Johnson doesn't have a chance." He went on: "Even ’’ though I think he’ s the greatest man wa have, the pros won't nominate Johnson because they don't want to risk losing the North* ern states In November." The man’s partner listened thoughtfully, tapped the edge ol a playing card on the table, pur* .fad h b lips and nodded ‘ ‘ ‘his ‘ agree "^ p o in te d out that the Majority le a d e r from Texas had performed «i civil rights feat no one else had been able to do In 10 years, lie had pushed through two bills assuring Negroes greater rights, in the last two sessions of Congress. i"Yeh, I know," he said, "but they stUI don’t like him in the North because he's a Southerner." The paradox of civil rights in ,(he South had another painful twist for the Texan In a talk I bad with the owner of a modest Motel In northern Florida. The elderly fellow got so wound tip talking polities in the doorway . . his office that his Mrs. had to call out twice, "Shut that door, y'wanki leave all those mos­ quitos In?" before he heard her. "Johnson sold us out to the Northerners," he said bitterly. "H e knew be was going to run for President, so he coscyed up to them birds Just so’s he'd get their ■Vote." The motel msn called it ♦‘ dirty politics.” I asked him who he was root* fag for. "S on ," ha said, "I'm by Ed Koterba for Kennedy." When I mentioned that Senator Kennedy's philosophy on civil rights was much more liberal than Senator Johnson's, he shot me a fast look. "But Kennedy," he said, "didn’t turn against his own people like Johnson did.” While a gas station attendant filled our tank in Tallahassee. I threw him this quick one: "D o you believe Richard Nixon Is the most qualified man for the PresIdency?" His reply: "I'm a Demo* crat." , ••Well, then, what quality would Nixon have to have,” I said, to get your vote In November?" The man didn’ t even turn his head. "H c'J have to run on the Democratic ticket." I elicited from him the admis­ sion that he'd happily vote for any of the present Democratic contenders—except one. " I f they run Adlal again," he said, " I ’ m quilting the party. Where did they find him in the first place? Nobody heard about him until they drafted him. No They should have left him there —wherever he was before they found blm. . ." One thing about Southerners: You know where they stand poll* tlcally—Individually, at least. Similar To Funeral Three Minutes A Day By JAMES KELLER Failing to cash 37 pay checks totaling $3,670 was the cssusl hab­ it practiced by the head nurse of a city hospital In New Jersey. Instead of turning her semi­ monthly salary checks Into money, she Just "let them lay around her room. This caused so much of a book­ keeping headache for city auditors that they threatened to cancel the uncashed checks. The 69-ycer-old nurse, who hid been on the staff of the hospital for 31 years, agreed to cash future checks promptly, but not without declaring: "I don’t think It’s any­ body’ s affair. It’a my money. I earned It." When reminded that she had lost considerable Interest by not bank­ ing her pay checks, sha ratorted: " I l’a only money." A healthy detsebment from money helps keep God and others In first place and avoids making ui tlftvti of p o iiciilom . Dut It ii important to avoid extremes, lest others suffer by our excess. "We brought nothing Into this world; and certainly wa can take nothing out." (I Timothy 6:7) Help uf, 0 Lord, to maintain that sense of balance which keeps us true to You, to self and to others. by Stan Delaplane thit b « has [ this deer tn the throat. The deer body except me. j , . pkes p k ci was »ur-po:cd sur-po:cd to knife the dog We live next to Nature In the .body mine horrid . ___•front feet. some horr alone*p-cs. I with hi* sharp Raw. H Is 4 gorgeous life and I heard coming in and »trang"a* _ Instead of this, Ihe dug was many writers hive msde a smalt , Snakes having a cup « r biting the deer. And Ihe deer bundle by writing about it: right in the kitchen ^ could not give him the boot* be­ "Back to the Woods.” "Return cause the dog was biting him in When I was reidlng to the Farm." Things like that. the after decks. They both made! a terrific amount of noise. But I read all these things in a books, I was Inlorggf you could ice they were not up city apartment — steamheatrd, lure kept * , (Nature, they said, was on their literature. screened, laundy-called-for and de­ of CPA). ' . livered. And I yeawied for the You ask me.' I thlhk M „ Now this Is the time you should simple existence. : unbalanced. I t«y J “iiwhen let Nature stay in balance— Now I have it. Simple Simon. i balanced. But It ll though 1 must say Nature was do­ you try to ' * rrjr *nL.the ing a pretty poor Job. sandwiches »nd your mMi • One thing we try to do Is keep This is the time (according to |lemonade sU to the tibia Nature from getting too raw. A the books) where your Frenchsame time. bird is nesting in the house ivy. Only this morning-1 wa#™j Canadian guide turns to you a n d A We alio have a eouple of gar­ aaya: w moned-the coffee w«i■ *J den anakes in the Nvy. We suspect cold anyway s n e e j hs# n "Yea, Monsieur, life ia cruel In snakes may climb the vine and snake-chasing. I was « W n* the North country. C’esi la vie." have a little bit of wren-on-toast. You then go on to mine gold, emergency siren: 1 have more emergency calls sobered and wiser. The dog ana aear are"1 than a house doctor. But the kids were screaming. "Come quick! The snake is go­ And neighbor ladles came out, Deer come down tn tM^d ing up the iv y !" flapping dish towels and getting Well, I go out snd poke around regularly. Not because I J" generally hysterical. the ivy with a stick (we have a such a primitive So I pegged a few rocks at the because the county has dec* long anake-poking stick). dog. lie lei go the deer who went I cannot find the snake and game preserve. They have L " off In a huff. So back to the cold ^ all sort* of rules to proU"e the small birds seem content in coffee. “ deer. . j., their nest. The dog and deer w*r*P • However, till* remind* every­ body that a snake might come in |„g .11 right. It Jives up the alreetj the house. Ugh! JACKSON, Miss. (U P I)—Cban. "Close the doors! Ctose the was a young spike hues, celior W. T. Horton refused the had read the rules. windows!" As 1 remember inJ"CaHh' request o f * woman Monday that "Snakes don't come in house*. she be allowed to appear in shorts Do you wsnt u* all to luffucale Wild" or In "Tom Swift s' * at her divorce trial because "a Electric Ice breaker, tl in here?" ILaw j w of of Fang Fang and Claw. divorce action approaches the a and Claw. It seema they do so come In The dog was supposed * solemnity o f ■ funeral." . house*. And everybody— every■ ------------------------ J " l * Students Forget It's Privilege To Lead Anti-Red Fight paper has Just reported • Nixon farm speech with these dreary pla­ titudes: "a found fiscal policy. . . act vigorously. . .cultivate a cli­ mate favorable to freedom." Kennedy, despite bis youthful and debonair appearance, comes much closer to being a serious in­ tellectual. His biographer, Prof. James MacGregor Burns, accu­ rately describee Kennedy ae “ a serious, driven man, about as cas­ ual as a cash register. . .(be) loves to read, to ruminate, to ana­ lyse." Well, this is what we need - b u t It Is not the side of the Kennedy character that ha has so far shown to tha American public. Deeds are better than words, and it Is here in tbe lack of deed* thit the present images of the two lead ing candidates are most disturbing Nixon has been the most active BY BENNETT CERF vice president In history, but ia "1 guess w>'ro going to have solemn fact ha has done neat to to eat out tonight," a gastronome nothing in forwarding the Amerl* ^ teU h h ls friend. "M y wife Just can reuse. His job Juit doesn’t al­ phoned , to .loll , m e our dinner low him to call signals or carry had been badly burned." the ball for tha administration. " I hope you didn't lose anyIng else In the fire," said tbo Ai for Kennedy, If ho ia destined for "groatnets" (aa I would Ilka lend. Here le a follow-up o f . Hal's his animal appetites and eon"Oh, (he fire wasn't et our case, which 1 described yester­ ■iously directs his behavtur along to believe), it will not be on his house," explained the gsstronome. day. A year haa Intervened and ethical lines can date a lovely record to date. Should ba leave "It wet el the delicatessen shop." tbe Senate neat year, be will have OVERLAND, Mo. (U P l)-T h e new he reports hla progress la girl without despoiling her. • • • left almost nothing memorable be­ city has filed eult agelnat Aider- Ms quest to regain idealism. In short, any fool can break Ne conformist is Dame Edith man Wallace R. Gates, Making Bettor paste these Case Records Ideals and destroy virtue. But It hind him. In IN I be started out 'Sitwell, seasoned English poet to enjoin him from erecting a la your scrapbook, for some, requires a superior level of In- with (ho Kennedy-Ivfi Labor bill and bellwether of London literati. carport at Wa home. The city con­ day yoe'll wish you could have promote Ideals end encourage vtr- on pension and welfare funds. But '"T h e reason f am called eccen> telllgcnce and eeU-restralnt to tho bill was rewritten In the House tends It violate* a city ordinance. aecees to them again. (»rlc," she explains carefully, "Is and bocama tha Toller bill bofore Not so, says Gates. The structure tue. CASE F-403: Hal R „ aged 31. -that 1 refuse to b# taught my it passed Into law. In ItM he co­ The churches are still the chief is in awning, not a carport. And, Is the eynleal playboy whom I iJob by a lot of pipsqueak literary ■iiHUM sponsored tbe Kennedy-Krvln La­ 'critics and lecture managera. I he maintains, there Is no law described yesterday. But an Inter­ tutors of our children tn the realm bor reporting and disclosure bill, which aayi he cannot park hla of Idealism. vening year has now elapsed. will not allow people to bore me. They take us a* selfish little but It waa amended with a "bill "Well. Dr. Crane, I thought I BHI am mora alive than most. ............. .. 'I car under hla awning. you’d like a report on my pro­ animals and try to transform us of rights" in tha Sonata and In am an electric eel In a pond full the House waa to thoroughly re­ gress," Hal grinned, a* ha in­ Into considerate, aolf-iacrificlng iel flatfish." written as the Landrum-Oriffln adults. • • • vited me to lunch. bill that Kennedy once complained Descartes advanced the prin­ LONDON (U PI) — Three Lon"A t the end of your six months' ' Bay Harwood InsisU that his to this writer for oven referring 'golf gama Is Improving. Ha now don debutantes are planning a program, I was completely In ciple that God Implanted a few to it s* ■ "Kennedy" piece of ahoots la the low hells and Joint coming out party July 7th ov* with the girl. But 1 had divine Ideal in the mechanical organism that we cell the hu legislation. in the London Zoo. faithfully followed o-Jjre so 1 damns. man body. Idealism must be one Aa chairman of tha labor sub­ hadn't even kissed her yet. "She took ma to ebureh and to of these, tor It seems Inherent In committee on legislation. Kennedy drew a minimum wage bill, at an* the theater; to the opera and to mankind. But If God planted this Idealism, point, called for additional cover­ the Aregon. We went on plcnlee and hikes along tb* North Shore. man must cultivate it in order age of tomo 11.3 mlUlon persons, "W * attended the art Institute to make it blossom. but it has boon eut down in sub­ Since tha churches are the chief committee and full committo# to and field museum. Then w* park­ ed the car Is Evanston on* Sat­ nurturers at Idealism, get behind somotblng like 3-1 million. Last urday night and want out to them so your children will at September ba pledged on the Son­ sit on the pier. It was dark, but least be started on tho proper ata floor te fiv e early consider* road to happlncs.. tba stars wer* shining. Hon to a secondary boycott mesaVltruo and morality and Ideal ure. Five months of this session "Wa got to talking about llfa and humanity and God. Bha said lam require constant nurishment passed bofore be got to It. Do tavorna and raeo tracks and the waa worrlad about a t beFinally, tho senator undertook cause 1 loomed so cynical. Sha gambling Joints nurlih thorn? Cer­ last year to rip (n ) Um oath of spoka to mo like a mother remoa tainly not. So you owe It to your own allegiance and (b ) the aati-Com stratlng with a wayward child. munlst disclaimer from tbe etud "A ll at once I felt as If I were youngsters, aa well as to other ent loan program. In 13M tha first people's children In your com silting by an angel. I realised I provision was defeated la the Sen­ loved her, but my love was so muntty, to set a good example. ate debate, and la I960 tb* second Get more active tn the church, ethereal, I waa afraid to kiss her. plus the Boy Scouts, YMCA and provision waa radically altered by I Just held her hand. the Prouty Amendment. "Funny, len’l It, that an old Camp Fire Girls organisations. Are Nixon and Kennedy tbo best For theie nourish Idealism and rounder ilk* me would actually candidates for tbe presidency? It cultivate murality and nurture gel eta go fright around a girl? doesn't say so la their records. sobriety and Insure fatlb. But I did. "And 1 still worship her. despite the fact wo'vo now been m a r Happiness Through Health ried three month*." Thar* are two stages of Ideal­ ism. One la during childhood or t t t t a q f a *yi Si ■*».(■ adolescence when we are still not ter from the origin of life. "Are you expected?" (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) The other comet when w* begin to turn our tyos toward* the set­ Just « few conturlea ago it to the cause of headache*, «|p t safer! Viral! Page 4 — Fri. July 1. I960 ting sun. During the middle decades, we waa believed headaches were T ^ u g h Cntlropmtfa si^uatare likely to become so enamoured j i . i i , n m t l . menu the cause of headaches WAI.TKM UIKLOW M l l w MS S»ablUfc»r of earthly things that our quest caused by little dey»6 Pro*1 |K found and removed reault-i K sevaes-va * Cimtunu. n ««*fiioiae m o m u m j a c k tm im eascacLi* r a w w a a for success or gold distract* us ding the brain with forks, jnjf jn complete recovery in | Maaaatea ee iisr r «« » • * from our quest for idoalism. and the treatment consisted m08t cases, even to the aup* 1 hsv* told you that Idoalism f a l U M Seiiv #*##*» s i l s i S v , issSsr, s a l ttiWMMti s « M b M andJsilh ran be consciously cul­ of driving them out. In’ this poeedly incurable migraine NJ -—-T t »!■— Plan CSrlsUMU. _________________________________ generation there type. Have your Chiropractor tivated. But we need to use our brains in the process and deli­ has been a great help you t o u e s c a ir r i o a b a tk s berately go through the proper DaUverv SU SSatl . , otriaa rate •• ieaiiaet* M is ir AU eta** motions. ?.!hl»itnfiAdth? o r O** * series of articles Fools and nltwlta can atcnl or a .r ie e B is S P SOB* 1 l« * » iiu s ir s w f ®5 puWUhrf to the pahUe intere StealSe AT* BBS S Moo Us U S * S sstSi kill. U requires conscious for­ the deviLa.nnd ^ to opiate and Bluntrate a S s t ts see aa# a ssmia * us* a m n i m bearance and intelligent aelfconIM IS SB# SB* S SSewta SB* s ss -ta .... m s practice et ecsmsunc an asaii e«ii tM tlfO m a* ease sa tool to act honest and upright druge have lea- chlr#pnij lk f writtea by Dr.i Fools can make noise, but in eened the effect j? ^ K#rw^ whose •flic# fa leUlgently controlled behavior la of their work. at SOI 8 . Fret required to bring foi Yet very little factual *vi* and h ia ___ from n piano or violin. Fools can drink and gamble done# has been submitted ae FAtrfax S*7 o r deseeraU woman'* vltrue. but only n man wh* diligently curbs Try And Stop Me ««• POSTCARDS BY HOLMES ALEXANDER WASHINGTON - "The ‘ llllad’ Is not about world peace; ‘King Lear* la not about a well-rounded man; ‘ Madama Bovary' la not about the judicloui employment of leiture lim e." Barium, Thua writes Jacques n .n u m , dean of faculties and provost of Columbia University — one of the "g ood " eggbaadi, and it'a to be hoped that some of Ihe presidential candidates get the meaning ai ap­ plied to the serious business of na­ tional politics. The hope Is pertinent bccaute the first picture (1 think) of a candidate wearing Indian head­ dress has now turned up of Rich­ ard Nixon out in the Dakota bad­ lands. Also there was a recent picture of Lyndon Johnson bend­ ing bis long length to kiss a baby. And we have already had numcr oua shots of John Kennedy and Nelson Rockefeller accommodating the autograph fiendi. Some of this foolishness, per­ haps, is unavoidable — but in I960 we ought to have •» Httle as pos­ sible. All the trappings of tragedy hover about ui, yet the two young mfn m(J|t „ kfly ,0 ^ our „ „ i presidential candidates have not yet begun to speak to us in the passionate language of peril and tribulation. The lalest Nixon book, “ The Challenges We F ace", a di­ gest of his speeches and papers, ie familiar and rhetorical. On the front of the dust Jacket Nixon is posed with a chummy smile, while on the beck be is pictured with his Jew phologcnlcally act and his index finger poking Khrushchev on the lapel. Both poses are synthe­ tic, theatrical and unreal. The front page of my morning news- WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G. W. Crane Not A Carport Debut In Zoo Ja< Rut Mo Tr, Eva W« Ca Sundi Headache Is A Symptom: Cause Lies Deeper! / i H. B. OWENS GULF SERVICE park Av*. at U U Bt. HARRY ADAIR g u l f s e r v ic e : Cor. 1st A French PHIL HAIR GULF SERVICE 1111 Sanford Av*. J. BRAILEY 01 R.DEKLE SERVICE 3S1I French SHILLING SERVICE 1st A Sanford Ave fcKENDREE SERVICE Longer ood UTOR i •*« ■n �S ift Farewell Coffee ftanfnrff Wrralft Plan Summer Fun Honors Mrs. Yates A nd Recreation A t Koen Home For Entire Family Mr*. I.ucy Yates was guest of m Honor at a farewell coffee, recent­ ly. at the home of Mrs Edie Koen, 1771 Shawnee Dr., in Maitland. The om cert wtvea of YAH 9 preacnted her with a sterling ailver aauce bowl. Cdr, and Mrs. Yales are leaving the Sanford area. The guests served themselves from an attractively decorated huf fet of hot rolls, sausage, baked ham, fresh fruit bowl, pastries, cofle and punch. 9 Tnose present to say farewell to the honoree were Mmes. Virgi­ nia Allen, Lois Blliard. Arliene By ant, Mary Alice Cavitt, Becky Crctsinger, Dave Cullen, Nee Dur­ ham. Phrontis Dukes, Clnno Ed­ wards, Margaret Fennell. Jimi Gold, Anne Graf. Pat Husled. Evelyn Illgen, Lou Johnson, Ka thy McKee, Paula Pippen, Jean Pridemore, Marilyn- Regan, Em Sause. Joan Tracy, Marg Todd. 6 Meg Urquhart. Toni Waters. Carol Wright and Shirley Youngblade. Guest Speaker A t Methodist Meeting Tuesday .Mrs. Helen Wolfarth. a mission­ ary deaconess from the woman's division of the Methodist Churrh, will be guest speaker at the month­ ly program and business mreting of the Women’s Society of Chris tian Service of the First Methodist Church Tuesday in McKinley Hall. The program will start at 10 a m. The executive board will meet at 9:30 a. m. Mri. Wolfarth will speak on “ The Christian Missionary Voca­ tion." Mr*. LeBoy Nnrthrup of Daytona Beach who is W. S. C. S. state conferencesecretary of youth, will alio be a guest and apeak lo the group. A social hour will follow- thr program and the nursery will he open for thole with small childre... Church Calendar gATURDAY The Men's Club of the First Christian Church will have a cookout supper for members and their wives. MONDAY ' ■■ - I'hilathea Class of lu r First rreibyterian Church will meet at home of Mri. P. T. Piety in Os­ teen for a picnic. Husbands and friends will be guest*. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church finance committee will meet at T:30 p. m. • Osteen Personal s p BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grisham and son, Andy are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. Grisham has been promoted to Chief Personnel Man. The Grisbam* have lived in Charleston, S. C. for five years and are now being transferred to Pearl Harbor, Ha­ waii. Mr*. Grisham will be re­ membered by local friends is Ber­ nice Williams. The Williams have another daughter, Mrs. Albert Lawrence who is slto living in Hawaii. Mr. Lasrrence is with the Navy. fistM onak Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirshner, owner* of the Raymond Studio, are leaving thle weekend for a vacation in Nonh Carolina. Tney will also visit friends in Nashville, Tenn. They plan to ho away during tho month of July. Duns Fleisher. Kay Jenkins and Linda Anderson, of Sanford will be guests of Miss Pal Herrill. North Orlando Maslerbuilders Inc., representative at spe­ cial. Fourth of July festivitita to be held in Daytona Bearh over the holiday weekend. MRS. RONALD RASMl'SSIN, left, was installed as pre.«i<li*nt of the Unit­ ed Lutheran Church Women of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Sunday. Rev. Ernest Bolick Jr., pastor and Mrs. Joseph Hatfield, retiring president and inatallittK officer, officiated at the inMullation ceremony. (Herald Photo) ood Shepherd Church Women old Installation Service I new officer* of the United l Iran Church Women of Good i ierd Lutheran Church were tied Sunday at 7:30 p. m. in idlelight aervice at the Shrine coinniittpc chairman; Mrs. Clif­ ford Ri/er, membership chairman^ Mrs. Richard Martin, offering chairman; Mrs. James Bryant, Faith Circle leader and Mrs. Er­ nest Bolick Jr., Esther Circle lea­ I. Joseph Hatfield, retiring der. lent, served as installing ofPastor Bolick charged the new Theme of the service wai oltieers to continue the nutsandChurch la One Foundation.'' isndle was lit from the Christ le of the altar, Ye ere the of the World.' r officers are Mrs. Ronald luasin, president; Mrs. Ralph ns, vice president; Mrs. Elea Irenshaw, treasurer; Mrs. Fr iRivero, secretary; Mrs. WilI Meyers, Christian service MYHTIE C. WILSON Hume Demonstration Agent MEN: Buying a new suit? Ivy . la-ague, continental nr natural style? Woolen, worsted, synthetic or hlrnd Solid color pattern Blue, »Y M AR IAN R. JONES L G. G. McMahan ii enter- brown, charcoal or new color g her daughters and grand blrnd? Learn how to buy quality work­ tn. Coining from Jackson lerc Mrs. Phil Graham, Jorl, manship — the quality that adds ll, Jeffery and Jerry Graham. i to rust, wear and comfort. Invisible cost — the parts of the Ig from Indianapolis, Ind I Mrs. Wiley Straughn and suit that you can't see, and the amount of hand tailoring to fasten Mrs, Barbara and Sandra. I C. L. West is visiting rrla- them in place — make wise *nd friends in Atlanta, Ga. clothes choice difficult. For example, prospective buyers land Mrs. R. 0. Anderson (mily have returned to their cannot see thr interlining of the llgham, home following a lapels and collar. But they ran tith Mr*. Anderson's mother, test it hy crumpling a corner of ihr lapel forward. If it springs llnex Kasell. I Vera Belt has been enjoy- hack in a jtlfy, Ihe lining ia resi­ n company of her daughter, lient and will hold its shape. But Ifraham File* and children if it stay* limp, Ihe lining is prob­ lind Diane, of Jacksonville ably a alrary cotton that won't riles drove them down and hold the desired shape and posi­ tion. In quality suits, iapcla roll ltd for them. Mind Mrs. John Barnes and hark to the coat and never fall Ue, Ronald. James and Iris, forward. Good collars turn over [kmbua, G*. surpriW- Mr. smoothly and set properly to Ihe M|rs. Ben Wainrigbt. Mrs. nrrk for Ihe lifetime of the suit. Thr padding that forma the shoul­ IT cousin*, by stopping for der and cheat line ii another in­ £ while touring Florida. Mod Mrs. J. I. I.aRoche and visible cost. Firm, lightweight M fr. and Mr*. Henry Con- padding permanently shaped with H We* Allis, Wis., molorrd hand stitching creates a straight, Matersburg one day recenliy firm shoulder line and smooth, r t friends. Mr. and Mrs rounded chest. Inexpensive, lumpy H e Conrad returned with padding cause* the front and K it bed to return to their shoulder line* to break or ripple N a home i few deya later. over the padding and where K M Mrs. Henry Conrag re end*. Narrow, preshrunk, firm tape P for a longer visit. Peonies from Chimney Rock stitched around armholes, front H North Caroline that Jim- coat edges and tht bridle stay I ks is enjoying camp again (thr V-llne of thr roat) are other P lm er, especially his work tailoring technique* that add to tthnnatium and in the offire rost, wear and romfort. If the H a p . Says his eabin males tape isn't there or is of poor qua­ l ie n boys from Daytons lity. armhole* and edges maystretch or ptirker, the V-ltne may, luby Estes, who drove buckle out and the roll won't hold i Rome, Ga. plans tto vis­ it and friends in Atlanta ty before returning home. Personals mg service of women in the church. He urged them to prepare themselves lo serve as they go into the new church building. Mrs. Rasmussln, the newly in­ stalled president, presented Mrs. Hatfield with a life membership in the United Lutheran Church Wo­ men. Recreation and summertime Just naturally seem to go together. Wholesome recreation is a yearroqnd need for old and young alike. More of us are realising that fact all of the time. It’ s part of tne training program in much of our work with 4-H eluh*. home demonstration clubs and organis­ ed communities. With sumeriime at hand, and some activities already sche­ duled. this is a good time to take a look ahead. Call a family con­ ference sometime soon to plan for Ihf best use of leisure time, energy and recreational dollars for summer months. First, study the recreational In­ terests and -» ««»*< family member. Help each one develop a greater variety of outside in­ terests. Next, plan time for recreation In the family schedule. Talking this over often helps family mem­ bers to see how adjustment* ran be made so that everyone has some individual time for recrea­ tion, and that all member* plan some time for family-recreation— at least once weekly. Next, plan and provide a place that's comfortable and adequate for each family member. For in­ door recreation, an unused room or basement would make an ideal room for the T. V.. piano, record player, radio, or indoor games. For outdoor recreation, the family might arrange a court for horse­ shoes, volleyball, badminton, or croquet. A cement porch or driveway makes a good shuftleboard court. The garage or ear port provides food space for table tennis or othrr out door games. A simple fireplace for outdoor cookery is easy to build and provides lots of enjoyment. If you are really ambitious, the family might deve­ lop an outdoor living room for all forms of recreation. Money is usually an item in planning recreation. Family and community recreation ran krrp the cost down. Check on the re­ creation provided in your own community and county for the summer. Shopping Sense the lapels hack against the chest. There are four checkpoints for top-quality suit* that are visible and easy to check. The first it the quality of the fabrics other Ilian the top fabrir. Thr pockets, trouser and waist facings and fly facings should be made of a tightly woven twill for good wear and shape retention. Cheap material made stiff with siring that romes out during the first cleaning it a poor buy and doesn't wear well. The trouser waist won't hold lo shape and fit. The lining fabric in the coat also alfecls cost and wear. Alteration* in men's suits are often nereisary, so always check seam widths. Good suits have generous oiilirt* at center hark and sides of the coal, trouser in­ seams and particularly in the bark rise. Check Ihe Ditching in the back rise also. It Should be twice s t i t c h e d with silk thread for strength and give. The third check point ii the amount of fabric piecing. The prarlirr of using odd bits of cloth lo rut down on yardage is common in lower quality suits. A common­ ly used piecing n in the rrotch of thr trousers. A piei-cd crotch is never uaed in lop quality suits. Another way manufacturer* cut coats is not matching fahrir pat­ tern. If the suit la a herringbone, check, plaid or alnpe, the design should be joined at seams to form a continuing pattern Mismatches indicate less than top quality. Controls Food Bill MYHTIE C, WIUtUN The family food bill will be more or less, depending upon your choice*. What you buy involves a rhoire within food group*. In spite of improved marketing, prices vary- between certain cull of meal or type* of fruits or vegetables. For example, airlnin steak costs more than hamburger, asparagus more than cabbage and raspber­ ries more than banna*. Deciding what to buy is nnly part of the coat picture, however. Many element* of how you buy al­ so alter your food bilkisThese Inrludr the state nr form of the tood. whether it is fresh or pro­ cessed. the grade, the sue and kind of packaging and thr type of market in which you shop. The extent to wmich you take ad­ vantage of abundant food aupptira and aprnal sales also affect your total bills. With marketing advances, "sea­ sons" for food are almost obso­ lete. Many food* are available the year round anywhere within the continental U. S. A. Peak supplies of food now determine the time when tiie food will usually cost Ihe least. The amount of service purchas­ ed enter* into Ihe cost picture, too. If you buy heat-and-serve food*, you must eapeet to pay for the convenience. F o r example, a ready prepared froien pie coat* more then one you make yourself. JEANNE WARNKE A SURPRISE PARTY recentlyhonored Lassie (Mrs. Charles R.) Smith who left this week from Tampa on a freighter to Europe. The parly was given by Billie (Mr*. Georgei Kimmnns at her home on Pine Lake in Loch Ar­ bor. The hostess said the party was a “ lunch and punch’ ’ affair and in­ cluded the following wive* from VAH-1: Mr*. William Rlakemore, Mr*. Kenneth L. Coskry, Mr*. Donald Ethell, Mrs. Harvey E. Fisher. Mr*. Charles E. Guthrie, Mrs. Charles Hodgate, Mr*. J. D. Koehler, Mr*. Harold McCumber, Mr*. Robert J. Piovrnchrr, Mr*. Wes Ralston. Mrs. Charles R. Smith, Mrs. Barton W. Bartholo­ mew, Mr*. Ijirry Ri«ler. Mrs. Keith Tourney and Mr*. William Reyn. Table attrartion was a clever scene made by Mr*. Kimmons. A huge mahogany bowl depicting a ship had a mast made of bamboo | and a paper sail said “ Hon Voyage lassie’ ’. A figurine represented the honoree a* she “ sailed away” and 1 adding to the decoration w ere, pretty hibiscus. Among “ disciples" at the flm meeting were Ann Allen. Virginii Burney, Mary Joyce Bateman, l<°ui'e Andrus, Helen Tucker, Laesie Smith. Billie Kimmons, Shirley Hisler, Donna Coskey, Audrey Brownlee. Bot Stalpe, Jean Mi­ chael, Marge Wood, GleodM Smith. Katherine Ladd, Carolina Fine, Blanche Ter Horst and Helen Smith. Special guest wss Andrew Bracken. JULIE (Mrs. Guy K.) BISHOP, minister of music at (he First Baptist Church, left with a large group, Wednesday, for Ridgecrest, N. C. In attend Music Week at the Southern Baptist Assembly. under the direction of Mrs. Bishop, will sing. The young people in the group, A GROUP OF NAVY WIVES, un der the leadership of Kay (M rs.' Barton) Bartholomew, are to becongratulated for organising a dis­ cussion group that should be a worth-while way to spend an after­ noon. Mr*. Bartholomew, who has taken part in discussion groups! away from Sanford, apearheadrd the project which had its first Try A Variety O f Seasonings For Vegetables Home Demonstration Agent Sometimes it is the seasoning that makes a dish so good the family ealla for second and third helpings. A variety of seasonings will make fresh vegetable* mors popu­ lar - and plenty of vegetables means improved diet*. Mrs. Warren McCall, of Oviedo, Try these simple seasonings to give those vegetables new life. |has received word that she is the Cook a tablespoon or two of minc­ |recipient of a stale scholarship to ed onion, green pepper, or para- the rollegp of her choice. Mrs. ley with snap bean* or yellow McCall is the daughter of Mr. and squash. Cook a few mint leave* Mri. Roger Miller of Oviedo. She is an active worker in community with English peas. Tut a pinch of vour favorite affairs, including church and ciub herb* in water when you cook work. She is currently the leader lima brans. Go easy with these of the MYF of the First Methodist seasonings. Their pungency easi­ Church. She hopes to attend the Univer­ ly overshadows the delicate flav­ sity of Florida with her husband, ors of vegetable!. Point up the flavor of rooked who has bi-en acceptrd for the vrgetablri hy seasoning with flt- fall term. They are both graduates vorful fal* surh a* bacon drip­ of the Oviedo High School. After being discharged from mili­ pings. butler nr margarine, or salad oil In whirh lemon Juice, tary ssrvire Mr. McCall ntudicd horseradish or a whisper of garlic electronics in St. Louisj Mo. lie has has ben added. If you use bacon recently been employed by Dyna drippings, add hit* of crisp htenn. Ironies near Sanford. He plans to These art especially good with continue his electronic work in green*. Gainesville. Oviedo Resident j Wins Scholarship • Carpet • Tile THERE'S REASON FOR PREFERENCE 2 * 3 * 4 BEDROOMS Minimum 'girls marry at lg than at R age. a planned LAKE FRONT y * community 7 Dio you know you con add lo savings or open an account with us as laia as July 11 —and stiM earn dividends from July I f Wa rs actually handing you eiavmt baa earninp day*! Act now! Whan December 11, 1960 roils around, y o u l sham a fuil mr months’ dividends with our other happy savaw. With Now I'd A Took Out A Pol icy Oe My Cora#* With A COMPACT WITH 7 CARGO SPACE? YO BEST BET I FEET OF ND YOUR BRASS Salford, /!• - CARRAW AY fr M cK IB B IN ftrA m u m �I ww ■ ■--iim B W . * Foot Start Out FSL Second Half On Leesburg Here By 9 -6 Score By JERRY COVINGTON The Sanford Grsyhounds, play­ ing thalr flrat gam* under Managar Lloyd Brawn, battlad th* Loaiburg Orloloi to a 9-6 victory to opan th* accond half o f th* Florida 8 lata Laagua aaaaon. A nolay crowd o f ITS fana ware on hand aa tho hard hitting Orayhounda began to laah out baaa ■ hita In tho flrat inning and juaap o f f to a 9-1 lead, Kooklo righthandar Kao Bandar* atar tod on tho mound for th* Grey hounda and rogiaterod hla Ilth win agalnat alx dafoau al­ though Ha had to receive help /ram Ron Banivoc in tho aixth Inning. Ha waa touched for two beta hits la tha flrat inning and gave up a run but than ha got tough until tha fifth Inning. Ha waa tapped fo r throe aaftieo and two runa In that inning. In tha aixth inning Roger Pearson , .lad o f f with a double and Bandera . retired tho next two batten. Ho than began to Ura and waa touch­ ed fo r two more alnglaa. Ha hit th f next batter to load tha baaaa and Brawn eallod la Baaevle. .. .Banovlc found trouble with hla control and throw wild lattlng two runa acora. Ha walked th* next , batter but waa able to gat tha next batter to ground out to and tha inning. Prom hare on out ha waa ' tough atriking out fir* and al­ lowing but one baaa hit. ; — In tha flrat inning with one out Bill Dukoa received a walk. New leftflaldar Prank Cipriani waa ; alao walked by the pitcher, Young, •Than Ken Harralaon, aent a Una . shot to th* right eanlarflald fence ; fo r a double driving in Duke*. Bolivar Hinojoaa than alnglod T -T - '^ T T T through th* box driving in Capriant and Harralaon. Bob Parax followed with a walk and Diek Groan alnglad aharply to left load­ ing tha baaaa one* again. Third baaoman Georg* Arroyo than aent a alnging double down tha rightfield Una driving In three more runa. Th* Greyhounda puahad aero** throe mora runa in tha fourth in­ ning on two hlta, two aacrifleaa, a baa* on ball* and two Laaaburg error*. In other P8L action Lakeland, flrat-half pennant winnara capltallaad on four Innlnga o f ahutout pitching by '$76,000-bonus rookie Sam McDowell to defeat Orlando 4-8, McDowell, who picked up tha five-figure bonua from tha Cleve­ land Indiana, turned over a 3-0 lead to raliavar Jim South, who waa awarded tha dadalon. Mc­ Dowell apparently tired after limiting th* Dodger* to ona aeratch tlngla in hla profaaalonal debut Daytona Beach, which finlahad Uat in tha flrat-half raca but haa been bolatarod tinea by aavoral new player*, got a pair of two-run hom*r* from aecpnd bate‘man Larry Paglay to edge Palatkn 7-9. Paglay’* second roundtrlppor brake up th* gam* in the latt of tha ninth. BUI Kssaek alto h on or­ ed fo r tho Itlandar*. Tampa pitcher Jaiaa Hickman (truck out 11 an rout* to a 9-3 win over S t Patarlburg, Tarpon outfialdar Ovidlo Maldanado alng­ lod four tlrna*. Tonight Sanford play* at Lassburg, Lakeland at Orlando, Day­ tona at Palatka, and S t Pat* at Tampa. BoxScore 8l|f B in fo r b fr r ilh P a g e 6 — F r i. J u ly 1, 1060 loaobarg Brown 3b 5ehoenbergpr Norwood if Griffin c Paanon lb Salallch rf Liviey *a Vada* 3b Young p Black p A. Baidal Wickham p Total Sanford Sisk ef Dufcaa th Cipriani - If Harralaon lb Hinojosa rf Para* e Grain as Arroyo lb Sandari p Banovlc p Total Leesburg Sanford Standings Florida Stale League W L Pet. SANTOnD Lakeland Tampa Daytona Beach Orlando Palatka St. Petertburg Loaiburg 17 6 10 4 National Lesgno AR R H RBI Plttaburgh 3 1 0 0 Milwaukee 4 13 0 San Franciieo 3 2 1 0 Loi Angelea 4 1 1 1 St. Louis 3 11 3 Cincinnati 3 1 1 0 Chicago 4 1 3 1 Philadelphia 4 0 1 3 American 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 New York Baltimore 8 11 a u Cleveland too 023 000—« 10 3 Chicago 000 300 OOx-e 11 2 Detroit Washington Kama* City Boston Giles Settles Pirate Dispute CINCINNATI, Ohio <LTPI>—‘ rittaburgh Plrataa will not have to play that Mhardthip" doubtshaadar In Philadalphia, July 10— uni*** it rain* on July • or 9, that la. w . l . Pet. 41 33 .637 31 27 .543 37 33 .334 33 33 .0 3 33 35 .465 33 33 .476 37 39 .409 36 42 .400 Laagno W. L. P et 40 23 .615 363 369 344 32 34 .463 30 S3 .462 36 42 .312 24 O .333 an ... 3 < IV4 91* 10 14H 13» GB ... Vi 3 44 14 10 1311 17 Kiwanis, CPO Win Klwania and CPO were victor* In Bab* Ruth Leagua play Thurs­ day. Klwania topped take Mary, 19-7 while CPO defeated Shrine, 6-3. •X M Stuart Returns To United Proa* International Dick Stuart has three good ra i­ son a to bellave ha has finally si­ lenced tha “ wolves" at Pitts­ burgh'* Forbes Field — at least untU tonight’s gama with th* Los Angelas Dodgers. Benched by Manager Danny Murtaugh last weekend for weak hitting and booed by Plttaburgh fans all aaaaon, tha husky Cali­ fornian turned those jeers to chairs Thursday' night whan h* hit thraa consecutive home runs in tha aacond gama of a doubleheader agalnat tha San Franciieo Giants. Stuart's “ hat trick" propelled th* Plrataa to an 11-6 victory aft­ er tha Glanta had won tha open­ er, 11-0, with a 17-hit attack. In th* first gama, Stuart waa hooted loudly whan ha atruek out aa a pinch-bitter. But Murtaugh Injected tha husky first basaman Into hla aacond gama lineup and Stuart reacted quickly • tagging starter Mike MeCormlek for a three-run blast In the first inning. It was hla ninth bomar of the sea­ son but his first at Forbai Field, this year. Stuart, (bough, didn't atop Uiara. He hit a solo homer off Billy Loes in his next at-bat In tha third inning and then made it 3 for-3 with another baaes-empty clout off loser Stu Millar In tha fifth frame. It was Sluart'a best perform­ ance sine* he joined tha Piratca two years ago alter a sensation­ al career In the minors. Bowler Sets Scratch Game Record Here / Willie Maya alao enjoyed a big night at tba expense or th* Pitts­ burgh pitchers. The Giants’ cen­ ter-fielder collected aix hits in seven at-bats, Including hi* nth and 19th homars, drove In fiva runs and regained the National League batting leadership with a .361 average. Tha second • place Milwaukee Braves dropped three games back of tha Pirate, by losing to the Chicago Cubs, 11-5, and tha Los Angeles Dodgsrs downed tha Philadelphia Phillies, 10-6. Cincin­ nati and St. Louis were idle. Tha Baltimore Orioles regained second pises in the American Laagua with a 9-1 victory over tho Cleveland Indians; the New York Yankees handed tha Kansaa City Athletics their seventh con­ secutive defeat, 10-3; the Chicago Whit* Sox downed tho Washing­ ton Senators, 4-2, In 10 inning*, and tha Boston Red Sox ripped the Detroit Tigers, 11-7. Ernie Banks smashed the 230lh home run of his major league ca­ reer and Richie Ashburn collect­ ed hia 2,300th major league hit aa th* Cubs chssed Law Burdette with a five-run rally in the sixth inning. The Cubs collected 18 hits, including four by pitcher Don Cardwell. Sturdy relief pitching carried (ha Dodgers to victory at Phila­ delphia. Roebuck took over in th* fourth Inning and allowed only three hits and one run the rest of .he way to pick up his sixth victory s ftb tl.4 * 1 / JJJomer Charley Nall hit , ,t*T vJr fr . and Mark Wills " “ {•*£.,• 14. run triple lo p « * W hit stuck. . Mrum Jim Gentil* drav* ta 8 ™ ’ wilh hi. 11th j g g R wn the season »nd ■**8% lh, pitched a sIx-bUt«f t*' * , Orioles snap * streak. M.rv ered off loser Tad Th. Yankees v m k «4 » City with five bomsrs, F*"* ,woX by Moos. i ting Ralph Tsrry to « « « } '* fourth victory * feats. Roger H»ri« w‘ circuit homsr of th# * *“ pull five « • « • Ruth's record 1WJ i.„ Mantis and Tony Kub»l*° homorsd for U»6 Ysnka Al Smith, who honor*>‘i * third inning with 6 mite*™; .cored the Whit* lo * ’ run at Washington whan m bled and rode home o n « e r two-bagger by Jo* GlnsbtThe loss snapped Washingtoni>•; game winning atm k-tb*'* longest in six y*»r»., Two horn* rual by vlto carried the Tigers tornly s-o lead at Boston but Red Sox rallied lo win on a-nin burst in the eighth InMTed Willies, reveling in thot wsslher, blssted ■ 4IO-f*rlve into the right field blcaa in the fourth. It ws* his 131 the season and th* 303Lh of **• rear. Clarence Wallis, Sr., rolling for Leroy Benton's General Contact­ ing team, raced up a big 27JP scratch game, Tuesday evening in The Seminole County Business­ men'* Bowling League. Thli act a new racord for sanc­ tioned games here In Sanford. Another player whb also wis hot, this week, was Johnny Johns, as he put together a 211-211-199 to make him a 621 icralch series. Sanford Atlantic National BanIA climbed on the bandwagon also, and took three wins from Pol-Air making the bankers a total of 33 wins in first place. Harvey'* Plumbing atill holds second with 30, followed by Sanford Auto Pang 29, Owen's Gulf Service. 274; Wall’ s Plumbing. 2 7 4 ; Benton's, 26, Wally's Phillips 66 with 23, Abstract Corp., 25; Gator Lum­ im«] ber, 2 4 4 ; Sanford Electric, 24;| Horne'a Distributors, 21; Ride.A I While Stables, 21; Pol-Air, 20; Vul van Materials, 174; Atlantic Coast. Line 17, and Florida Stats Bank' 16. Filling in the aplit cirri* with a pick-up of the 3-10 spilt, waa Jim Carmichael, Elston Bard, E. Marcel, E. Marion, Kon McIn­ tosh, and Fred McMurray. -- A NICK CATCH o f black bass waa matin by Larry Aubray, loft, and JL B, Wallaca, Monday morning, Thoy E t IS o f tha baai, tha larvtat going about two and one If pounda, > Bait Box 1/ X x ^ • . BY BOB STUBBING* Do you think a twa pound baaa can pull a 163 pound man out • f a boat? Wall it can. B. B Wallace a Navy man, had a “ littla" b a ti4 u n k him last Friday, Wal 3r lace waa fiahiaf out of Crawa'a and snagged a small baaa. Ap pareaUy aa Wallaca reached to days, Tuasdaya and Fridays ax boat U>* fish, it puliad him aver C*pt holidays would ba closed. Tha only thing we can do it board. People caa aay what they will about tha North'! fighting aaami, te “ wait and sea." email-mouth bass, but tor shear atraagth tha St. John'* River black ba>* take* the cake. • * • Bata era atarUag to you baaa flsharmaa caa break out your rlga. Tba flih are hitting on red artificial w o r s t and shin­ er*, according to auibariliaa. lava ral fine catch*, have bran report­ ed from Urn Wokiva oad It. John'* river this woek. TkUtdvtriittmtHtUtrn afaartetU M Atim iitr, • • At a mooting of tho Somlaalo County Sportaman'a Association Tuesday night tha members voted 31-3 against haviai a split dove aaaaon. Thla goes along protty wall with what tha-spartsman of tha rest o f tha district watt, but what they will gat ia aa entirely different matter. Tha alteraative te tba apUt season is that deva eaaiea run the same parted as • t jw State saaaaai. That is, from Nov. la through Jaa. 8, wish tha first nine day* opan tad Dae. *3 through Jan. 1 ala* open. Man Fathers, Sons Game Saturday Casselberry fathers will the “do er die" attempt to prove to thdr sane, “ thay atill have what It tnkaa,Mwhan they moat In a apoetel Fnthar varena Saw haaoT h T h ak te toy anpt achadahd tor ft p. m. _ at tha n ia iilhaaiy h*u pack, a to hSefcted fattewtoy tha aU*n fair, |ha great ■■■J FUTURE FLORIDA JOURNALIST: boy today-.. fo r a d a ta ! flomaday aoop this buy any ba writing columns, n e w atoctea. ariiciea ami aditariala a b ou t an ever growing Florida. Jual what opportunities «ra fa Today la Florida thmro are spprosfaeataly 820 aawpapera and BOgeneral magaiinaa. They represent both major political parties, diocuaa all aidaa of contravenial questlong. Than are "stagetfooaT papers, papenk — n W<ukl*ihn Homt t this mmtoi Heard' tomorrow/ bulletins, no well an booklets tor ndvattelnf end public relations purposes. T e aapiring young . Bqtwbgtabmrtljniw wf W B tkteboybe allowad to report sum! writ* tho truth when be is grownT Whe will ba hia boaa. . . hia < o r some bureaucrat? Ha will ba abte to give Fieri* diana tha whole tiutli safer if we L system e f ftee ententetea. with ite pctooipla o f Fraadmn of the Fraaa. . . tba greatest torae tor truth nadiibaxty the world heat FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT H B L P IN D B U IL D F L O R ID A i’ fu tu re; tim * C A M P • �W* t ix lir fi Yrrilfi F July 1, 1060 — P «»*7 Pulitzer Prize Polished Performa tes Fail To Save winner Sandburg Contrived Steel He r Melodrama To Write Film West Gets New If May Be The Heat But Several Friend As Somalia Politicans Become 'Uncomfortable' Gels Independence it belabor ihe polnf. Too bad By. FRKD DANZIG filmed report didn't take the NEW YORK (U P l)-A pollihed i given by verioua Tokyo Inperformance by Burt Brmcker-1 twees, who laid the real hott was th« most luitroui nugget; j was outside Tokyo. But the *am still came across as a In “ The Greet Gold Mountain," ^re attempt I" understand Wednesday night's “ U.S. Steel |l«'a many problems, Hour" drama. inneth Jones, ■' Los Angeles Set In a email Indiana town driver, got off to a bad tailed Barcelona during the turnon “ The Price ii Right" tier or 192T, the lead-tilled »tory Ittempted a souped-up “ our Isesday night when he blurted u>wn” »ort oZ atudy. It depicted *uthe word “ damn." Later, he the impact on the villajeri1 mor- j«d hia chair too far backala and morale when a cool, al- H s during the excitement of Ngame and went sprawling. rohol-guxiling cookie, played by struggling to his feet, he Polly Bergen, landed in town. Aided by her boylriend, played •me entangled in the curtain, bv Robert Lansing, Mm Bergen hhe could laugh, since he left show with more than MO,000 teemed to be working a profitable phony itock con game on the irises. reitlen native*. The caper led to the lulcide or the town1* elderly newipapar editor, played by Ed Begley, after he learned (1) that hit lovely young wife wa» carry. Ing on with Laming, and (2) the itock he bought with hit hardearned caib waa worihlc**. At the end of Ron Sproat i CBS-TY teleplay, from a novel by Jamei J United P ren International McCague, Mila Bergen wat gm flSHINGTON—Adlal E. Stavenuinely filled with remortc and g asked If he haa any objection young Brinckerhotf, the eager, is name being placed in nomfawning young cub reporter, took jon at the Democratic convenI over the paper and married hit |opening in Loa Angeles July childhood aweetheart. Preiumably, he never bad cauie for re [•«, 1 don't really." morie. . Brinckerhofra performance, in ILSHINGTON — Rep. Glenn a play that wai too contrived to ilnghim (R-Xen.i, of Post­ be effective, lucceeded in creat-1 er General Arthur E. Suming an honeit, believable portrait. ield's attempla to get Repub He wai fine. Everyone elte I congressmen to vote against their beat with the material at hiding the Preildent’a veto band. H waan’t gold. p$H0 million pay raise for fed- MOGADISHU, Somalia (UPI) The independent East African republlr of Somalia was born today in pride and poverty. The infant nation, tied firmly to the West through pledges of long­ term economic aid, merged Ita­ lian and British Somaliland* with a total population of about three million. Italian Somaliland, for the past 10 years a United Nation* trustee­ ship. had represented the last remnant of an overseas empire built and soon lost by Fascist Dic­ tator nenilo Mussolini. The United Stales, Italy and Britain pledged M.2 million in aid to Somalia in its first year. This and a rrudo agrarian economy were about the only immediate aaarts of the youngest of the large crop of African atatca to reach in­ dependence in the last IS years. All carei were forgotten today, however, as dignitaries from scores of foreign nations mingled with farmers and nomadic tribe*men in colorful ceremoniea under a blazing hot sun. Unlike the sprawling and poten­ tially rich Congo which attained independence Thursday, Somalia was not threatened with any heat­ ed tribal disputes or political dis­ cord. FLAT ROCK. X. C. (U P!)—Carl Sandburg. »J-year-old poet of the woods, the workman and the world, signed a contract .Thurs­ day to write a motion picture for R>th CenturyTox on the life of Jssus Christ. The movie company will spend * *n<* *,s million in filming the life of Christ. It will be an adaptation of Fulton Oursler'a best-selling book “ The Greatest Story Ever Told." Sandburg, who dresaed up for the occasion by putting on a bagIT vest and bow tie, signed the contract with producer * director George Stevens on the porch of his mountain home here. It will be tha firat movie venture for Sandburg, who holds two Pulitzer Prizes fpr hia poetry and his massiva biography of Abraham Lincoln which was 18 years m the writing. “ I have written In more diver­ sified fields than anv American author," he said. “ Why ain't 1 got a right to writs for movlaa?" Sandburg recalled the day in 1911 when he reviewed the mo­ tion picture “ The King of Kings" for thi Chingo Newt. “ My lead for the itory said, ‘Todiy 1 picked a pink carnation from a papier mache tomb of Jr>t.s Christ," he said. Stevens said he considered Sandburg “ a natural" for the writing job and said the whitehaired poet “ has a large accumu­ lation of material on the subject." Sandburg said the movie would show compassion, wisdom and great mystery because “ there baa never been a more mysterious stranger than Christ." He wilt ar­ I Garry Moore pulled a Jack j workers: Paar Wedneaday n i g h t . 1H . a far aa he'a concerned, Re rive in Hollywood July 18 to start walked cut. . . . Ejean congressmen are ex- work. Garry’a departure, when hit able." CBS-TV “ I've got a Secret" »hu waa barely five minutes old, cimi [ AT ROCK. N. C .-C e rl Sendon signing a contract to at the Instigation of guest Vid oral* on a motion picture Borge, who luggeitad that UirH of Christ in hia flr*t take bia vacation effective immd Into the motion picture dietely. Moore picked up a iuIU eaae and loddlad off. Bill Culled ,*•»: ( WASHINGTON lUPI) — Sen. have written in more divertook ovor Moore's ehilr and fields than any American George Smathera (D-Fla.) in a I Borga aubbed for Cullen. Chac sr. Why ain't I got • right to Senate speech Thursday, called rciulted, of eoune. bin it »r for m oviea!" good fun. On# of the guests ui on .be United Statei to taka tha Henry rtldman. the new U.S lead in organizing a Western SHLNOTON— An official of spelling bea champ, who hemisphere police lorre. ent Eisenhower’s people-toumphed with the word, “ eudae Such a force, Smathera said, program discussing a flurmonte." Eudaemonlc? Thit «U IS requests from Japanese was needed to guard against “ the acribea the ahow. for “ stater towns" in this menace of Cuban Communlim and si dictatorship." re Dial leg end Filing: ABV-TVi He *aid U. S. Initiative In the gotten *o a Japanese mihour-long documentary, “ Jipinhas practically no political miller “ would be welcomed by Anchor in the Bait," contiine unless he haa • U.S. at- most if not all the Weitern hemi­ l tta own apology for only scratch sphere republics, excluding Cuba." “ ing the surface of the story, so ' [Quotable Q u o te s f t Smothers Urges West Hemisphere Police Force IGNORING hia pursuer*, swift-footed runuwsy monkey (arrow) climbs up facade of uncompleted 111-story building in lower Manhattan, New York. The slippery simian h as dodyed police, workmen, ASIH7A men and the general public for three days, when it wns first spotted taking s leisurely stroll up Rroadway. Where the mon­ key came from nobody knows. Bees And Other Insects Called Bigger Killer Than Snakes CHICAGO (UPD—Bees and other insects kill more Americans each year than all poisonous snakes combined, the Journal of the American Medical Association said today. Jnsict stings may even lie be­ hind fatal heart and heat pros­ tration attacks in summertime, the magasine laid. The worst killers arc the honeybet and bumblebee and three wasps—yellow jacket, hornet and poliatet—the article quoted Dr. Harry 1* Mueller of Boston. “ Most mcdlcat authorities arc convinced that severe reactions to insect stings are the result of an allergy," the article said. “ Severe reactions. . .occur mor* rommonly than it generally supposed. "In fact," Mueller said. “ It is poialble that unrecognized rases account for tome of the sudden deaths attributed to heart failure end heat prostration in the insect season." The article warned homeowners and hikers to watch out for bee and wasp nesta and to guard against insects through spray repcllanta. It also said bees and wasps are attracted to dark cloth­ ing and lodialr nils and perfumes which contain floral odors. North Orlando Youths Get Set For Camp Trip More than 14 North Orlando boys and girls atlcndrd the special 411 rlub mrrling held at the home of Mr*. Anton Krccck, J4U Edgcmnn Ave. to prepare picture stencils (or the youth’a Kraft aluminum project. Mrs. Krtcek said the picture stencil project is being made ready for the 4-11 competitions to he held at Camp McQuarrie next week. Approximately <0 youths from Seminole County are expected to attend the camp, located near Ocala National Forest. By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (U P I)-It could be the heat, at Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tcx.) suggests or, per­ haps, it could be the humidity. Whichever it may be. It made several politicians extremely un­ comfortable. Johnson's discom­ fort was caused by Gov. G. Mennen (Soapy) Williams of Michi­ gan. Williams told a questioner at the Glacier Park govcrnori' con­ ference that Johnson had threat­ ened to block the Forand bill for medical care for Ihe aged if Williami announced support of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mats.) for president. Williams said tha threat was made lo Walter P. Reulher, president of the United Automo­ bile Workers of America. Johnson and hi* associates sharply denied the itory, which the governor con­ ceded he had second hand. "II Is very unfortunate," Johnsaid said, “ that political cam­ paign* are carried on in the sum­ mer months when the heat efferta soma people's Judgment, Tha ■lory is untrue— the usual pre-con­ vention nonsense." And ReuUver said the itory “ hat no bans in fact." Another brush fire of mliundtrHanding burnt around Kennedy and what he told Liberal Party leaders in New York about his attitude toward southern delegate* to tha Democratic national con­ vention. % headline on June 23 said: “ Kennedy atturt liberals he seeks no help In South." the story lead off like this: “ Sen. John F. Kennedy (old the Liberal Party yesterday that he hoped to win the Democratie nom­ ination for president without a tingle southern vote in the con­ vention. Immediately alter hit statement, the Maisackuietti ten•tor waa assured of a Liberal endortemea*. <f. is. ' Lh \Atuir * rraltc nomination. Surh an en­ dorsement could he vital to hit chances of carrying New York in Ihe election." Lots Of Luck KEENE, N. Jl. (UPI) - Horse shoes may be a lucky omen for tome people — but not Norman G. Gauvln of Marlboro, N. H. lie was driving in South Keene when suddenly a horse shoe crash­ ed through his windshield and The heart disease death rate landed in (he front scat next to In overweight women Is about 50 him. He said a horse wax going per rent above that for tha non- In the opposite direction and some­ how lotted-the shoe. ebese. - developed by THE HOMEMASTER CORPORATION of FLORIDA Mid - Florida’s newest Lake Front community Park Ridgs offsrs th* ffnsit homes and facilities for fait# front living to ba found In tho arts. W hsn you buy a homo In Park Ridge, you art auurod of buying bob that w as built by craftsmsn using thu finest of materials and equipment. Tn Park Ridge you will find a home fo fif the needs of every family, from Ihe two bedroom, ono bath horns to the spacious four badreont, two bath model. Prices range from *11,000 fo *15,800 with minimum F.H.A. terms. All homes are guaranteed for a period of one year end ell one on minimum plots of a quarter acre. In addition to a community water system, city eewere and curbed and paved streets you will find a play ground and bathing beach with boot launching facilities. BEDROOMS be our guest at MID-FLORIDA COUNTRY CLUB The firat 100 families vlsitlne Park Rldf* tsdsy wilt rscsive a peas feed fsr free treses fees end full esuetry club privilsfse for see day at MidPlorida Country Club. Mid-Florida is (seated Just west of ten* Undo on St. Rt. 404. Cam# fake advantage of Hie opportunity ft tfijty thit beautiful I I hole course end Its eJubfwuee fssllMss. ifrom by GORIMILKON M0RT6AM COftP. j is! Drive, OHends, Florida. lUCUSS e ASSOC. EXCLUSIVESALESABINTS IFAX2-1570«r 24IH ._____________ FREE! SOU MOM OT The New York Liberal Party ii a splinter group with balance* of power poMiblliUaa in any d oa* election. Th ,s no doubt that Kennedy made a hard pitch for Liberal support. Whether Kennedy told the Liberal* in elosed session that he hoped to be nominated without southern delegate support or that he expected to be ee nom* Inated it mostly a matter of M* mantles. Photographic , copies o f tht headlined, story were circulated, however, among the southern gov* ernnrs attending the Glacier Park conference and they were suitably outraged. Kennedy'a supporters at Glacier Park aaid th a'itory wag factually correct because the eon* ator had littla if any delagate aup* port form southern states. It w ai Kennedy'! time, however, to bo uncomfortable. Vice Chairman Alex Rote o f the Liberal Party finally clarified the situation somewhat by saying: “ Kennedy told. OS that he wan confident that ha will be nomlndt* ed although he had few if any southern delegates' vote* na of then." Meantime, Kennedy's eampalga office waa mailing appeals to all delegates—including all o f tbs southern delegatee—for their con* vention support. • i i ■i — — Big Order UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (DW» - I f all tbe midwife k!(a euppliod by the United Nations ChUdroa'a Fund (UNICEF) to tha world's health and welfare program! war* stacked up, they would roach twies at high aa Mt. Everest. THE BEST BOUND* IN TOWN . . . ABB AT CBMTBB M8 W. FIR1T—OPEN TIL • Top IN — Mono or Stares Albums — Accessorial WATCH FOR BIOIIOW 'S N IW B ANIXT R MGONA IN DAY 1 morn days left Hals weak Eiesllsnt Shelving LUMBER 20% Off VM.UN ntnaiau cassetur Nitaiaa srrnr exam MeCreekaa Read a»d Hnlmmeo Avs lANeoao— sa m i ii �.vrx w . . WAV'* m — * aw-*1 •-• i JMB . twiirv*. W r # -:;v ' 7 " • .* • r -v ♦ •iv' *4’»•v• 1*j' *’ •■* -i? ‘ Weekend Tdbvision 8 — Fri. Jtffr 1* FRIDAY P. M. By Abigail Von Buren , DEAR ABBY; I have a bunch of free, loading relatives who pile in on my poor mother every Sunday. Cara with aa many •a eight of them drive up and they all •tay for aupper. If a ia in her eighties and that ia a lot of work for an old woman to do all by hareelf. Nobody even aUya to help her with the dlshea. 1 can't get over there every Sunday to take tome otl the load off her. These relatives are ao cheap they don’t even bring anything towards the meal, ao Ma has to dig Into her deep freeze. She ia too goodnatured to tell these freeloadere whet ehe thinks of them. Pa almost blew hia top laat Sunday whan the relatives brought some of their friends. Is it my place to say something or not? „ '■ _____ CONCERNED DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER: You bet It’* your place. Tell them off, and do it before next DEAR ABBY: How ean I gat my wifa to remember what aha ahould remember and forget what aha ahould forget? When I taka her to tha grocery atore aha forgeta what ahe want in to buy. But aha can remember when I got drunk at the Elka Club dance New Year's Eva hi 1822. She la 76 Md I’m 77. HENPECKED . -DEAR HENPECKED: Forgetting what happened yesterday and remember­ ing what happened 40 yeara ago la not un­ common (n folka your age, and It'a not ■arietta. Just remember to thank your lucky (tar* every night that you atlll have each other. • • • DEAR ABBY: When I married Alfred 18 yeara ago, he wax a widower with two tiny tota—one daughter and one aon. I raiaed them both to adulthood and aaw them married. I prided myeelf on being a good mother and everyone will tell you I did a fine job. Laat year Alfred'a daughter fell victim to a fatal diseane. 1 nuraed her night and day until aha died. It waa a great ahoek and loan to alt of ue. What I want to know la. when do atepmothera atart get­ ting a little credit along with the hard work of raising another woman’s chil­ dren? When the death notice appeared in the paper. I wasn't even mentioned. It read: "She left her husband, her father and one brother." Would there have been anything wrong In mentioning the atepmother who raiaed her? STEPPED ON STEPMOTHER DEAR STEPPED ON: In a routine obituary or death notice, only blood kin are mentioned. There waa no intentional alight here. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO KAREN: A amart girl doean't ahow her hand until ahe’a aaked for It. -"What’a your problem?” Writ® io Abby in ear® of thia paper. For n neraonal reply, enclose a stumped, self-addressed envelope. YUL BRYNNER and lovely Kay Kendall ke^p tha laughs rolling in "Once More, With Feeling," coming to the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Yul Brynner demonstrates In "One* Mare With Feeling” that he it ■■ much at home In modern comedy at he ia In a swashbuck­ ling spectacle. Lovely Kay Kendall co start with Brynner in the film coming la the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. The film is ■ happy comedy ■bout a musical geniua whose egorentriciliea are kept in check by his wife . . . until the dis­ covers him auditioning a sultry young pianist. She walks out on him and hit eareer promptly starts' skidding. In Ume, tha maestro decides to forgive her, only to dixebver the now it in love with an atomic scientist end It determined to merry him once her divorce comes through. The other feature on the pro­ gram Is "Drums Along the River.” Both films will plsy through Monday. On Tuesday and Wednesday, "Green Mansions'' and "Legion ol the Doomed” will be shown. Three films will play on Thurs­ day, Friday and Saturday. They ■re "The Unforglven," ‘ "Timbuk­ tu.” and "A in’t Minbrhevln Elegant German *AhktUtaek. Fashions Shown IPYTH THORNTTMsIM cLIO O llagaaaa ia tha word fo r tha Hoina Mohr, a handsome, gonial the clothes, wore shown with even­ SIMM Maw York showing o f Gar- man, ia proaident o f tha Fashion ing dresses and cocktail outfits * a a Fa*teoa. It waa bald at tha. Plaaa Hotel aaaid a largo auditnea ad lateroated men and women, Loflhaneo German Airlines and fb * Gorman Faxhloh Institute w o n heats. Thia slstbas wars beau. Wfnl and daring a t times, but al­ ways they wora dona la aa alagant ■ansae and the choke o f fabrics waa roally thrilling. Y ob know I have always laid yen that "alta u e e bacon aa you.” Institute and Gerald Georg ie the executive dlrecter. They gave me Iota o f Infomation about thie groat Gorman industry when I was iB Berlin before Christina*. The outstanding fashion not# waa tha ansembla idea carried out In design and color, and the furcollared coate, with the new I4tb length, were Interesting. Mata, which were designed for tho slothes by tha famous creator* o f A alffbttime m i l e a of "Visdo on tha CBS Television Network V itU fs” «UI be presented aa a starting July 11. In Ibia naw seriea, a studio meekly summer aarlac sponsored village ia transformed into a bp Procter h Gambia Co. start- hug* gams beard on which con­ fag tonight at t p. a . ea WDBO- testants, moving about as "places” vie for merchandise and cash Aa potviousiy aaaouneed, "VI- prises. Tha prises will be modast, in accordance with established Ape VUUga," a bow , surprisedCBS policy. Two players at a M a i gama ahow, atarvtng Jack time, Introduced by Mayor N an, p e ig ea host and village mayor, alternately i spin a ehuck-c-luck make Ua debut as a M onday dice eaga. Whatever number turns •rough-Friday daytime feature up determines how many squares •teh contestant may advance down tha village's three main DON’T BLIP UP! streets. Urn squares offer prises questions, - surprise opportunities, and setbacks. A special highlight ia the third street. Magic MU*, on which con­ testant! become eligible for tha merchandise in the store windows. Tho first playor to reach the and of "Viedo Village” wine the game and meats a naw opponent. "Video Villa go” will original* live in New York. . . . . and foryet to take GRANDMA and THE BANFORD HRRALD with you when m h o s voeattno. Jori anfl FA M i l l end youW enjoy tbo a®** eg GRANDMA — at or 3^ ' Si® •' - "Moment *1 F ear" ia the M a of the now Uv* suspense drama series on NBC Mem IB to 11 p. m. Tbo first gfay to ‘ Tha Golden Dead," based aa Andrew Garvo'a naval *f bear n couple's gratitude toward a atraagar who teaetiea tbatr sob dram drowning bockftroa and Involves thorn hi erhns. with proper gloves and exquisite accessor!#*. Brown was featured ae wa« a belga that waa so soft it need* a now aam*. On* o f Mow York's loading stores showed fashion* and fabrics from Western Germany at Easier. They wars beautiful and were the forerun­ ners o f what wa aaw yaatarday. There waa a festive air at tha show, with music, flowers and well-d rested woman and men to view tho presentation. Tho modal* war# flown over with tha cloihos and they wart all Bilan and olsgant with beautiful legs and stunning figure*. Thalr hair waa casually don* and aovtral wore a version o f tha French roll, Tha ahow is going on the road and will be aaan in Lo* Angola* and Ran Franciaro. Alice Modino, fashion director for Lufthansa, created tha idea of ■bowing tha naw Germany’* fashlon creations and, when pra•anted with rod rosaa, she daaarvad tham. Thia ia an outstand­ ing effort and elegant fashion ia ia important Seala Will Star HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tho al­ most axtlnet alaphant aaal, that ding* lo a precarious axistenca on tha Guadalupe Islands off Baja California, Mexico, ia on* of the latest camera subjects of Wall Disney naturalist-photographers in a featured*. "Island of the Baa." Two-Car Star HOLLYWOOD (U PI) Cary Grant dida'l havo to ship hia cus­ tom-built Bolls Royco auto to Lon­ don whon ho Sew there In begin work in a now Mm, “ Tho Grass Is Groonar,” Carp keeps a aocoad Solis hi London far juet each *»nnnrBBBpIw wBIfagABCIwli81 ELIHSA, SENSATIONAL trapeze artist demands top billing in a acem from "Circus Of Horrors” coming to tha Rite Theatre Sunday. From the left la Yvonne Romain aa Melina, Anton Diffring aa Dr. Goethe and Erika Remberg aa Eliasa. "Circus Of Horrors" coming lo i action end color in tho entertain­ the Kilt Theater Is a pageant of ment world. color, a triumph of Big Top en­ With all the trappings of tha tertainment, and a parade of circus, plus the horrors of a crime that culminata In naa of plastic surgeon gone mad from tho moat auspensafui ‘scents tha his pursuit of beauty, "Circus Of Horrors" brings excitement at screen can offer. ■tarred aa eircua owner Dr. faver pitch lo the screen. Goethe, is British actor Anton Diffring. familiar to American audiences through app«arances in Douglaa Fairbanks' lalcvlilon serHOLLYWOOD (UPO - Want lo glon." Also starred ar* Erika Remberg aa Eliisa, a trapes* ar­ know what songs were popular in tist, whose bosuty he created— 1B1I? Warner Bros, installed a Yvonne Monlaur as Nicole, beau­ player piano in an Alaikan Hotel tiful young oquestrienns-ballerlna. setting of that tra for Edna FerClrcui scenes wore filmed at bar's "lea Palace." The popu­ the Billy Smart's Circus right out­ lar songs . on> tha "juke, box" of ride London, with the real per­ those days ware “ A Cafe on the formers in their rolaa. In spectra Road to Calais,")"Have you F#r—and wlce icreen, the Julian Win- gotten the T im e?" "Rocky Moun­ tie—Leslie Parkyn production ia tain Melody," and "H oi Huml a blending of the most suspensefui itiis A M SATURDAY A■ lit* (•> Highway Fxlrel It) Cktanil Six N•w•r•on* ?;i*. i!> l:l> (•> Paoplnn Chelca l-N IS) C*»tsla Xx* (X) Naw, 1:11 f») !»• «». . «:Xt (X) Sport* i.-ss i o s o M l It) Central Fta. Naw* ID K»n»»n Kxpera (X) Waathar I |«(It DIM P°t r J <:«• (t) Waalhar jl.M IS) H.trit sed 4*«w* (I) Market llapart It) CUU*** 1st! (t) Junal* It) Mevle ■* *’ * m «*» (X) Huntley • Brlnklar itiM (S> M ia m x 'y jjfi jT * It) John Daly (I) Batt •“ -." S J r y .t.r f i t l . i t ) Outdoor Bulloila Board ll^ t IS) ■«)•»•• rieUe*. IX) Taxa* Rangara it) Farr It) To B* Anaounead * Clrro* * t ilt It) Naw* n.ugla* iMwardo 11:1* It ID a.tutSxy Nawo—o 7:It It) Wall pianay Praaant* (t) Rawhide SATURDAY P. M IX) Play Tour Hunch il ls is) iW h u e tj, tit* IX) Haad of tha Claaa IS) Tra* “ ,rr l i lt It) Navy Log It) Man Prom Blaclahawk li lt (») Jaaler Anatts® iXl Clmmarron Clly 4X1 B.MSril t:tt i n Sunaat ntrlp it) ru n .e c*wa»a It) Vidro Villa** 11:1} <«> _____ t ilt It) ttlko Hammer USt l»> KMIW" *•••»• It) December Brld* It) P»»*Utl lt;t« IX) Moment nt Pear lit* (») B»aS«l»"« •‘ (t) Dateotlva* it) B»**b*1l ?’ (I) Twilight Xnna t;tt (X)B**•»»>! •• lt:t4 It) Naw York Confidential ID Mxii**t Thteter It) Taraon to Pafaon t It It) CbiwriaBtStB H itt It) It) It) Ntwa - Weather l;tt it) D*itctiv*t Dixry ■porta H ill <t)lt) Movlo t .n <t) It'a ■n,* , L?K i n |:lt (X) R»m*r IS) Inelde P)lr^ _■ _ _ I II It) Ch«»a*l I *• lt> Bbrfdint PfYOlOO («> btaal.Th.N M SK |.) K i l l renlhOn list (X) n*«th B*riy (I) To T.ll The tiH tt) C»ntr*t riortde ■«*•• it) Pour r:*pj 4») Hoia*rua T:lt (*) Bonxate it) Parry «»•#• HOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Eighty, IS) Dick Cl.rkfeehaa year-old Mack Sennett, creator of l:tl (t) T h. Hl*h »at th* CP'S# movie bathing beauties, the Key­ l:SS IXl IS) w»l)t*4 D*ad *»'• stone Kops and the pie-in-tbe-cye If) oi.a c.a e .o T school of acting, is ms king a TV I N it) Mr. Lathy It- It) Th* D*putf. • series bssed on his comedy in­ Itl l^wr.ar* W#lh ventions. M l It) World Wl«* **_. It| Hat* Oun WtU W Sennett. resting at the Motion Picture Country tioipltal, said his ll.H (t) nuntm.k* if) juhii*. ra A main talk is that of technical ad- 10:1* if) nhotxun Made viser for the show, which is being li,oi it) xi. .m i * *hew I tllf) N»w* jjv produced by Hampshire Produc­ ” tions and is looking for a sponior. 11:1* (D ili M**l* SUNDAY P. M, “ It'll all be a ihot now — no old „ film clips,” said the white-haired l i f t (Si ChriK.patfaIS) Air Pore* NOwittw still-banffjome film pioneer, who 41) Kartoon Kaptrt dlicovered xuch itars as W. C. 11:1* If) Thl* 1* Th* LC Fieldx, Bing Crosby, Charlie Chap­ 13.X* 111 1h* N*»* 1)*4*! Itl John llopkifS Ft lin, Gloria Swanson and Wallace 11:11 Id) B***>>*ll Brery. it) n***b*u ., :v- ‘ ‘The girla will wear the newest |;tt itl Cell*s* .v*WB C«er* lit# It) Talk B»nk':V bathing suits. The Kops will be ibf the jsrtv, X.»* it) nine Dots gib* Mack Sennett Trying To Bring His Comedy Back are the eye-catcher. After ill, who'd want to look at a girl in an old-fashioned bathing suit? You've got to keep young and up with the time*.” Sennett recalled that he increas­ ed the fame of hia first comedians by luring audiences to see them with "eye-catching girls in bath­ ing suits.” "I couldn't get pictures of my comedians in the newspapers. I noticed, though, that any picture showing part of a girt’a leg, or even her ankle, usually got print­ ed. "So what T did, I dressed my girla In bathing suits and atnod my comedians neat to tham when the pictures were being snapped. And that's how the bathing beau­ ties began — strictly as a publicity stunt. "The only problem nowadays is that girls are so concerned with being slender, it's a wonder men still look at them. What hap­ pened lo the feminine shape? Look at my pictures if you want to tae real woman)” \'.v X:<> it) CoMntry I ) : |t) Tb* Vlall M t in campiian (XI Oral Rob t:tt Itl Sunaay aril IX) Sunday If) Pllni Fat* M l (t) It ie It) Roy Roa< Silt It) Matty * Fw iti To R* AaaaBke (t) nummrr lacldent I J t It) Far* Th*. Maria it) iiu«* iiuanpv it) Th* ail*at.,valn t.t* it) Crui.ii* la. 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It) Gala alarm t:t* It) Toung Dr Males# (f) Millionaire (I) Beat tha Clack t:t# It) From Taaaa Root* (I) Vardlat ta Team (l) Who Do Tau Treats t.-tt (X) Comedy Playkouaa It) Hrlghtar Day . (*> American Banintaad t:l| It) Sacral alarm t:M (t) Kdga of Might It) Adraniura Time S:tt It) Mnvla If) Thraa atoogan . . . *•* Donar# Playhonee 1:11 <ti rapt. Gallant •K •Iw.-.-i-.-tA.- DINE OUT We Have The SECRET HICKORY SMOKED BAR-B-Q Ribs and Chicken • Choir* Wcntcrn Beef— I’ork • Mralt, Sandwich* — Carry Out B Hot O ff Th* l>it Every SAT. and SUN. Longwood Pit Bar-B-Q Esatlskr Arc. at the Trsrk* Open til 7 p. m. thru Wed. Latrr Fri. thru Sun. CLOSED THUItS. 1:10 p. m. TODAY & SATURDAY OPEN 12:48 FEATURE 1919 Hit Parade VACATION FUN for tho ontiro FAMILY! ^ O N THK OCIAN PHONE FA 1-1SU TODAY A BAT. 3 GIANT HITS i ! ! NO. I AT 1:0® ONLY "THE PURPLE GANG” BARRY SULLIVAN NO. 3 AT 0:41 ONLY "THE WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHED" UDREY TOTTER • COLOR NO. g A T 11 P. M. ONLY WHO WAS THAT. LADY” T oor Curlia • Jaaat Leigh Dean Martin • Color S3:18 -7:11 SUNDAY IMPIONSHIP FIGHT KRSON • JOHANSSON SUNDAY A MONDAY AT 7:41 A 11:## NITELY SPEC TOWERING TERROR: Rock and Roll N A 1 CONDITIONED BY M l. POPULAR COOL COMFORT ** DEMAND DUFFY’S PRESENTS O O K ’S Jimmy ami Hw Fafaulws S t; ■ Lu 7-: ORNfiR EARTHQUAKES CO-FEATURE A T > :!• ONLY DRUMS across i ' i ]Hi RIVER Evmry W ED- FRI. and SAT. Nights •iM P* M. tb 1:M A. M. ■maVLAB PR1CM ON WEDNESDAY NMBTS No Ctror — M a la w i or M aori .« ___ b M U n u ’ TW /nru MUflLAUn m flSuNMOI MM oil DUFFY'S '* V .i __ HI • u s • r-sa �T I E 1—I 1I•P1 ' - F■ r1-y- vwj #:.:- A B aezB R ( IT MEANS NOUQC , j 7 A L A I V L O A e £tl VslMAT D O E S _ THAT ^ [ M EAN * ) DAGVNCCD, \MHY A R £ i ' SO U SO ’ IN D O LE N T? ( , ( r 1 W H Y O lO N 'r J NC U S A Y T H A T ? ' IS HOME. I , CAN HEAR V HIM* _ IW A TC B E lM C IN S U L T E D IN LANGUAGE I DONT , W H AT THB N E CK CAM HE BE S D O IN & T <*U O 0 H oonn77 I MADE UNDERSTAND' CX ft m— LL. Butler Says That Nixon Looms As Nikita's Choice For President '** •J Hf MArA/T• •rr COUNTING ON YOUR NTlfi. I THB WAaON TRAIN |M WHO C*PTW»0 THUl IBADER DYTHB FiNlSHRS iMBTHfi N IVL 6 LUNCH RSAPY OKAY. I L L HE 6AVS HE THINKS HEP RATHE* EAT . P lM T > TBLL HIM By LYI.K WILSON . fr favorites, several o f them. For WASHINGTON (U P l)—United example, the principal Communist P r o * InUniational reported last publication in the United Statea is 1a weekly, The Worker, published week from Milwaukee that Demoin New York. cratic National Committee Chair­ I The IVorker's current edition man Paul Butler had apotted devoted most of Its editorial page Nikita 8. Khrurhchev’s candidate to a discussion o f American presi­ for president o f the United States. dential politics, especially with Butler said Mr. K wanted Vice respect to foreign relations. Sen. President Richard M. Nison to be John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) was elected. The chairman was in the editorial's principal target. Milwaukee keynoting the Wiscon­ The caption was "Kennedy'* Re­ sin Democratic convention. treat.* Butler said Mr. K felt that The editorial finds Kennedy and Nixon would be the easiest fur Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller, of tha Communists to deal with. It New York, alike on forelmi policy Is Khrushchev's strategy, Butler in aupport o f the "the bankrupt raid, to say that he dislikes Nix­ KUenhower • Dullea • Trumanon on the assumption that Ameri­ Arheson policies . . . the cold war cans will react by voting for the policy, the 'positions o f strength* ▼Ice president. policy, the policy of war prepar­ Perhaps Butler Is right about ations leading to the danger o f a that If so, however, tfie Com­ third world war." munists appear to have some othKennedy and Rockefeller, The Worker aald, were not only polit­ ical spokesmen but were clas> symbols o f "the decisive Imper­ Salic* F a r Bias ialist circles.” T h # Board of I'minty CommieAccompanying tha editorial waa slonsra of Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida w i ll rerelv* bids at Ilia Office an article by Clarence A. Hath­ of A r t h u r II. Ilsckwith, Jr .. C lrrk , away, chairman o f the Commun­ In tha Courthnusa at Manfurd. F l o r ­ ist Party of New York, accusing ida j p to l:#d p. m . Monday, Ju ly several presidential prospects of I I . t i l t for Ilia following! offering "simple minded eoluItem I — tine l l l r . r l I’oM rrrd T r a i t o r tie the foreign putii-y prob­ Hear t i r . a liar Tread I f t f l confronting the United F ro n t Tire* Implement Type lems States, notably with respect to tt ts lt Three point hydraulic lift communism and national defense. L l v a l-nwer T a k e -o f f Khatt Lumped together by Hathaway I I Dra w b a r Horsepower He aular Equipme nt shell In­ as simple minded statesmen were clude! Rockefeller, Kennedy, Nixon, Sen. Proof Meter, Oil tlauee. F e n d ­ Stuart Symington (D-M o.) and er*. Ammeter, Head and T a ll Llehta, Tem perature- Oauge, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex.L "Nelson Rockefeller stated tha Hea vy D u ty Butnpera Ite m I — Issue," Hathaway wrote, "fo r all On* Blrkle Bar Mower otherg to echo. Hydrn-Cllp|i*r Mower "'I believe,' he says, 'that the operation Dense of C u lle r Bar Minna TS to plus I t Degree future development o f our foreign tluard T i l t policy must begin with the fart Mlnue T>i In ptue * H Degree that our position In the world Is Power Operated curb lift dramaticailly waaktr today than K nir* Bafety ts Degree break-back, eelf re­ 15 years ago'. tu rn ing "They — Rockefeller, Nixon, Item I — Symington, Johnson, Kennedy — One ftolar> Mower . Must . operate Dura power have simple one-word explana­ lake-off nf T r a r l o r furnished. tions. With variations In tone, C u ttin g width I feet minimum they rush to microphones to casti­ Adjustable c u ll in g height Hefcly clutch for rotary hladee gate — communism! — Khrush­ Bid* to be encloeed In a sealed chev!— China) Their solution! are envelop* plainly marked on the ootelde. Bid F o r T ra c to r Mower, Just as simple-minded—antl-rommunlsm! — devastating military upen J u l y I t , t i l l . Uhls to lie opened at a meeting strength! — accelerated war pra.j to be held In County Cnmmlealon paratlons! — war on tha Soviet' M arli ng lloom In tha Courlhouec at Hauford. Florida on Tuesday Union and China!" J u ly I I . 1HI. The Worker believes It would be Th e right la reserved to waive best to nominate Adlal IS. StevenIrregularities or trrhnh-a llllr* In bide and to reject any or all aun. Legal Notice ► T1D,W C THIS LETTER X)THE POST OTFICC.> HERE3 A BUCK’. / - — QUIOf. -~ A = r .— 'HOWS) GS JH A T f& j* IW3H I COULD FINDAJOB LIRE > THIS EVERT „ t \\M -Y O U SOUND J U S T L IK E '-— IT DOES OVER T t GRANDMA 8 HOUSE EVERV MONDAY.../— >« S3 m r r tf •‘ s OOMKCVERTO DOC OE MALTA QJKXf y bide. Hoard nf Cntinly Commission Seminole County, Flo ri da John Krldsr, Chairman By t F. B. Davie, J r . County Engineer Publish J u l y J, I , i n i . DAILY AOROM f 1 rrrrrr f CRO SSW O RD 24. Finnish measure 11 King (BP.) I t. Paste* M time Si. Insignia at rank ‘ VAiSN ITS READY/ pen 22. A lump It.Orook letter 21. Thrice I. Absent A.JCneountered 8. Driving IceanA rain S. Orest Lake T. Brilliant stratagems •It.Wlngod w ell tell you si. rig. 3. Remove (print) L U .I . President C. Binging group I t . Ruby, for ono I t . Ilangmarfi rope / take rr e a s y ? ) r c n Russian doctors recently report­ ed successful use of the live polio vaccine developed by Dr. Albert 8abin of Cincinnati. 17. Re. votvea J*. Y ou th 12. Bleep I . kerf 10. RaeeptloM aound M. Aquatic 17. Abusive satire I t . Observe 11. Large II. FoundaUdA SO. Prescript St.Muela note M-Motet m am m al 84. Bell polnUk •8. Ardor M.Pieaeaak n c T 9«- Altar, aa a text Vs St. Merry Vs SO. Hawaiian bird g l. Jewish NOT AFTER C W S b i BIPVTN BUM C IC N 6 II6HT YPARS AcROSE PF»J 9rlw om-uu(T» (sssSaas* nag E .I A I W Wand M r i i r P WHAT? WHAT « t we. CAPTAIN 1 ^ 44. A DOWN v y e Q V MIGHT ETTA'S ■ic o e Me is rriccd N F R O ^ rO T O U R T HOUSE ANO SITS / ANO s i r s / y v - r ^ again , r o a iH c e eVENINS.* k a s & G E B .'-O N C MINUTE THB MOON WAS OUT . ANDTHE NEXT ir \ WAS BAJNIN4 LINE h r — — w ^ C flA Z Y .4 1 i TT « 44 w HELLO, BILL? YOUQLAWNSPBINKLEA T W O C IS A . HONlt// (One Boot Bam hall I* lb * t's a r l a t lb # C a s s tr J e t s * , Seealeela Caaaty, F ie r i* * la F i b bale. la vet Ratal* at J A M K H D. H E A R * g/h/a 1. 6 . HEADS Decease*. T e AII rreOHara aag Feraaae Slavla g t'la b a * ar Dem aags A gatael S e ll H*t*t*l You stul esch of you are hereby nellfltil end required to present say claims and demands which yeu, or either of you, may have asalnat the estate ef J A M K 8 DC H K A ll.V S/k/a J. D. H E A R N , d*. neas*d, lets af said County, to the County Judge of Bemlnul* County. Florida, at his office In tha court bouse of said c o u n ty at Hanford* Florida, within eight ealeadag months from .lie lime nf tha first, publication of this notice. Each claim or demand shall bo In nrrlla log, and shall slate the glare of resldenra and poet office of thg qlalmsnt, and shall bo sworn to by tho claimant, his agant, hr a t­ torney, and auy auch claim a r da? mand not as filed shall be void, Ttllsahelh C. Hearn Aa taccutglLPf Vh» I* A t W I R Barbituric acid and ltd. deriva­ and Testament ltf ••" tive! are tha major causa of fatal J A M K H D. 1 I E A R N a/k/a poisoning among adults In tha J It. H E A R N . deceased PuhIDh Juna IS. IT. U k J u l y t 15-04 ago range. CHICO, Calif. (U PI) - Radio station KPAY of Chico, located Just II miles from Paradise, Calif., Is offtring free funerals to persona who feel they might bo killed in a traffic accident on the Fourth of July. Ten times dally announcers make the offer: "Simply lend in your namo and addresi, plus Ihe next o f kin, on a postcard. Address the postcanl to 'Kuntral Arrangements, KPAY Radio, Chico." Station owner J. Ned Richard­ son said about JO cards had been roceived since Ihe spot announce­ ments began Monday, ' " I got a call from tha police chief," Richardson said, "but I told him he'd have to lend la hli card Ilka everyona else." AUCTION! FH. JULY 8 - 11 A. M. DAYTONA BEACH, FI,A. Sea Crest Haven ■4 MONKY-MAKINO ROOMS (Rent ae 1. t, I A 4 Room A pis.) v • Iia-F l. Frontaao on, U. .E . Prise all# ea world’* meal A1A and th* Hhtnlng Atlan­ tic. famous beach at I lls 8- Atlan­ tic with frontage ea U. 8. At A, • Facilities that Make It Eaay main arterial root* down Flote Please Guests. rlda Best Coaat. Phenomenal • Planned for Low Overhead growth on every front! and Easy Management. • Many Fariera far Profit, MR. A MRR. RON ROHR, Owners Gain, Pleasure. PLANNED FOR EASY MANAGEMENT — LOW OVERHEAD. Latest staggered construction given view nf ocean from each room. Rooms a rt species s, and denigood In take cami a* f gneota wanting 1 roam apt. np to 4 aad 8 roam apt*. 18 Murphyy kitchen*. Rest ceramic Ills baths, fre e water. Llaeaa, beat grada Automatic heat. MANY FACTOR8 POB PROFIT I Operate as la ar' make m or retire* living eet-op. * 8 le u direetlr 84' n 144' aad meat- They’re sure t* Follow Sanford’s G R EY H O U N D S Club la Year*) Enter the Sanford Herald BASEBALL CONTEST ; Legal Notice CHOICE LOTS AYAILA 1 * L PeeCy DAI R PAG»£S OUT " * w •ym f -m s o N E R a r . li TT r This M ight Be Practical Offer FIRST RATE CONSTRUCTION! ir a.- v MABRY,ifcT DRBff ED*QUICK/ WE'RE COINS TO THE CLUB DANCE/ Th* Sea Greet Haven waa built right Id defy tlau, use, aad weather. Beet material* selected. Cement foundation. Concrete' nry walls. 14 roeam with terras to til# floors, he lance hard­ wood and pine. Plastered Interiors. Bnllt-np lifetime roof. Vainable eon wall, and plenty nf good parking apace. Good drainage* l r ■i 71“ p i P THEY NEVER CH ANGE r saMV s. rr IZ ■ me I'M SORRYeaptAINL ppocbI went tuvneo TO SThctCMOURLMe. rd \ FEATURES IN ABUNDANCE TO INSURE 0UT8TANDINE . SUCCESS! A steady parade ef steadfast guaats net only roes* hark often . but aend friends te Hen Great Haven. Located Juat out of con­ gealed beach area with mere quiet and privacy for gneete. Eaay ‘ access lo shopping facilities, other conveniences. 1II.7 feet of ocean frontage, gga feet af frontage on A1A where there'* tremendous traf­ fic flew lo draw from. Bealdea vacatloners aad tourists, aAleeaMa. eaecut Ives, aad worker* earning lata the grow lag Industrial area need a home away from home. It'o • favorite stopping place for fishermen, being near flaking piers aad charter deck*. Fiae public relatione Job dene. Priceless good. will. Capitalise on good planning! (co m b , fo r m ) f. Weights HI,DADDY! you came home JUST IN TIME TO TAKE ME SKATINS/ * WHY THIS OPPOBTU •Tills motel waald aev •aad," Mr. Haas oaj goad planning aad I Ilf Mrs. R m ' i health was hi M l | rt tk i pay-off « s Id Auction Co fa Bach Tooodiy’a Paper YOU MAY WIN CAAM •"♦44 v- j S �r’. < w ; ' v a t c n u-.V ■ ' Aa Gold WANT ADS fllv Phone i 'f'-T ' \ ' j* * }-,,., ; . 1 CARD O r THANKS FU LLERTO N - I wish to express BEAUTIFULLY furnlabed room my sincere thanki to my many In private home. FA 3-7754. friend* for their visits, card* and beautiful floral tributea RENT or 8ALE: 5 room houae during my buabahd'a illness and garage; modern; FA3-057I. death and deep appreciation to 3-ROOMS, i unfurmalied, 575 per the B.P.O. Ktti, B. o f L.E. and me. 4-Rooma, famiahed, 950 per B. of L. F. and E. Ordera; alao m o.'P h on e FA 3-5021. Briison Funeral Home. HOME ON LAKE, unrurnlahed 3 L n » S. Fullerton bedroom, large living and din­ ing area. Located In Geneva. 5*5 2. F o r B o a t per mo. Oviedo FO 3-3515. 3-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, 3-ROOM firat floor apartment, Sir conditioned, 570. FA 2-0665. furniahed, .540 per mo. 313 Pal­ STANLEY "THEOLD HOMETOWN S-SS£* BUM- ,k Hi— ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor J-BEDROOJl Raymond Lundquist, Aaaoe. FA 2-1951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. l.rge U r f f c j f f l P t e l ing doori Wo r “o* r.. Woodland Df. 1 BEDROOM, frame houae. Needa aome repair. $600 down take up paymenta of 550 a month. Ap- IBEDBOOM * ■ * - i S f t f S ! ped. Corntr ^ • 7 jJ ieIi»A tort rox. 53.500 a. 5%. L mil* north ake Monroe bridge on 17 52. Call Ralph J. Hayea FA 2-1595. E C.B.S. 2-bedroom house, kitrben ® equipped, nesr Plnecretl School. Csah or terms, Ph. PA 3-3377 sflcr 3:30 p. m. n FA 2-2611 " J. W. HALL NEW RAVENNA Legal Notice Legal Notice HOMES T btb St W est On Follow C hib R d . A F #r Our B lfw C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Legal Notice Chtr|la Murray Addraaa and ' fliildtnea Unknown Tou nr* haraby aattflad that an amaudad bill or romnUInt for divorce ha* b«an filed aaalnat yau. end yon nr* required to aarva a •opy af your aeawar nr plaadln* te the amtnded hill *r romplalnt nil tha p la nllir* attorney Paul C. Parklna, « 4T Waal nooth ntraat. Orlando. Florida. and flla tha a rl■ inal Anawar nr plaadlnf In tha nfflr* nr tha Clark nf tha Circuit Court on or bafor* Monday, Ju ly 'll. III* . If you fall to da so Judemaat by dafault will b* taken aaalnat you for tha roller demandtd In tha blit at eamputnt. 2 0 th CoM lrr W a tc h •. OPEN D A IL Y • < N A . M . H I D a rk SUN DAY S t M P . M . T i l D a rk (■ B A D A rthu r W. Rackwlth, Jr. Clark af Clrcut Court Ryi Joan M. Wilke, ltd . Paul C. Parkin* ■47 Waal south Itraat Orlando. Florida Attorney far Plaintiff rubiiah June i a . 1T, t l k Ju ly I MOVES YOU IN r.n.A. r A I Vr. W an ostr ALL CITY CONVENIENCES Hle> Carl Mrarborouah Pubtlah June 17, I I * Ju ly 1, I. Tou and aach af you ar# hara­ by nollflad and required lo praaant any claim ! and demand* KOTICM o r N A TR R fA t.M A N T which yoa, nr althar af you. may i.ta v rn n K i-L o a t k k a t i a hard aaalnat tha aalat* nf Miriam ■ r b p k c u i, u t » r r a Mnrrlaon, dacaaaad, lata af N O TIC B IS H K tlE IIT s lw n p u r- llmlth ■aid, County, to tha County JudaO auant to a Final Urcra* of fore- of Touaty, Florida, at clnaura data* tad day af Jus*, hi* hamlnola In the court houa* af lain, and anlcrvd In Chancary aald office at Sanford, Florida, Caia Not t*.«tl. In the Clrenlt withinCounty calendar moatha from Court or the Ninth Judicial Circuit, lha timealeht af the publication of In and for Hamlnola County, F lo r­ thla notice. Kachfirat nlalm or demand ida, w hard n lliil.L O W A T CON- ahall b* In wrltlae. and ahall c itK T H r n o D t re r* c o m p a v t, the place of raaldanc* and INC., a Florida corporation, la atal* pnat office addraaa af the claim­ rialntlff. amt C ltK ItR Y H IL L and ahall ha ata-ora to by lha DK VIELOI’ ll IIS. IN C . a Florida ant. claimant, M «r »n t , or attorney, corporation, la Defendant, 1 wilt and any aurhr claim nr demand not M il I* tha hlchaat and H i t bid­ to Died ahall ba void. der for ra»h at the Front T>oar Marparat Jana Stoddard nf tha iamlnala Ceunty Courthouse, A* admlnlatratrla *.».*. af Hanford, Florida, durlne tha Ivaal tha Kitat* of hour* af ail* an the Bveond Mon­ Miriam Smith llarrlaea, day In July, t i l l , tha following YlGataiog dM rrlhtd property na eat forth Puhllah June IT, 94 * Ju ly 1. 1. la aald Final Derr##. tn-wltt A L L nf M H IIK D ITH MANOR, in tm h c m n r r r c o u r t o r t u b C II K n it r H I L L H KCTIPK. na- k iv it i J t n ir r a i, c i r c v it , iw rordln* t* the plat thvraof *a AKH FOR SRRIKOI.R CODKTT, raeardad In Plat Bonk I, pas* FI^UItnA IW CHANCRRT Ka. I#tt* 41, af the Pnhlla Record* af C H A R LE S TH O M A S S M ITH Hamlnal* County, Florida, laaa Plaintiff. >-Ata I, t. and 1, of niock C. but Inaludln* ntaoi that part F A N N IE . MAR SM ITH , of l,nt S of Block B. M RRRDafandant. P I T H MANOR. C H A N N K L HKCN O TIC B T O APPRAR T in v . aeeardlne to tha plat S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O ! tharaof an recorded la ria l Fannin Mac Smith Bonk I, Pat* *, *f tha Public Addraaa and Raaldanc* Bacorda of BamlnoL Rounly, Unknown Florida, North of the Baatarly Tou are hereby natlflad that a aitanalon nr th* South tin* af bill af complaint far dlvore* haa Lot 1. Block F.. M K R K IH TH beta fllad aaalnat you, an* yau ar* MANOR, P H R R R T H IL L HKR- requited la *erta * a«py af y*ur TIO N , and lyln* Waat nf th* anawar ar pleading ta tha hill af Waal water Hat af Huai* Chen­ complaint nn tha Plaintiff* A t­ nai a* now ailatlne and con­ torney Paul C. Parkin*. I 4T Waat structed and alas all nf MKIttS- South Slraat, Orlando. Florida, and P I T H MANOn. IIO C L K V A n n flla th* nrlelnat Anawar ar pleadHRCTION, Waat, acoordln* to Inc In th* afflr# af th* Clark af Ibv plat tharaof aa recorded In lha Circuit Court m ar hafar* Plat Boak t. pas* ft, Public Monday, Ju ly II, 111*. If yau fall Record* af Hamlnola County, la do an Judgment by default w ill Florida, and alaot South <4 of ha taken agalnal you far th* re­ tha N K U af lha K C U af HW lief demanded la the blit ef com­ 14 and th* B q of th* HWI4 plaint. * of th* N K U ot H V U and nil DONE AND O R D E R E D at San­ that part of tha X 44 nf tha ford. Hamlnola Caunly. Florida, H R 'i of HW 14 not Included In thla llh day at June, ISM. ’plat of Meredith Manor, Cher­ (B E A U ry Hill Motion, na raeardad In A rthur K . Rackwlth. J r . * Pint Rook I, Pag* 41, and d a rk *f th* (Treult Court Maradllb Manor Roulavard. H r: Joan M. Wllka, D.C. Bertlon Waat. na raeardad In Paul C. Plat Book I, p*a* t l, all In atr w m Parkin* south Street th* Publle Records af Mmlnnl* Orlando, Florida County, Florida! tLKSH lha Atternay far Plaintiff K. 1* ft, and l.R IH th* W. PublUh June 11. IT, 14 * Ju ly t 11 ft. af th* a I I ft. af th* N. I l l ft. of th* H>4 of lha N K U nf HKU af HW*4) , •ell la Malian 4, Townahlp It M ath. Roof* t* Caat Bala* this Ilk day ad Jana, IMS. Kenneth I). Spaulding Special Master Kenneth O. Hpauldln* FARMER’S AGENCY 2-BEDROOM with Florid* rwomT Fenced ysrd. I l l Msyfslr Circle. FA 2 9527, BUSINESS PROPERTY: 239« *»" Elm AvsnuF. Write owner, J. W. Huguley, 925 N. E. 8th. Ave­ nue. Gtinesvllle, florid*. m 15 IAJTS in Ostein, high snd dry, resionsble. FA 2-5330. St Johns Realtyf0 ROSA L PAY0N And Associate Registered nagasicivu Rail W t i t Bar Ph, FA I-1MH 17-92 54 llWb* READY FOR OCCUFAl WANTED: Reliable advantage af a ferfaih of down payment on a s#M«droom, 2-bath home laarth Orlando. Toial monthljaymeat of $93.00 inclodinpxea aid Inauraner. HouM.haWnlets built in kttchev Frblre . rafrigrralor, phi* »38jU»er estraa, with m city las Lot ilsa It x 11$. Aik t* (Mr. Suaata home. Phos* FB035 for appointment, FUR1BHED ar phted 4 ro o « houit at I > loll. 55.745. furnlahod.flU.ndo in c o n n jt n n E -i c o u r t, Hwy, turn So. Jsst Strtn ■E R IK O LR C O L'K TT, F L O R ID A . JU LY H. Mortgage Loans MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Kesldenes WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3455 Orlando, Fla. 7. Business O pportnnltii Legal Notica V,011 *1 7 . i* me c o in ir j i n a i ar Bamlnola County, Florida, nt hi* office In th* court houa* af aald Caualy at Sanfard. Florida, wlthla aleht oolondar monlh* from th* tlm* af th* firat publication af thla net lea. Each claim ar de­ mand ahall ba In writing, and ahall atat* lha place af raaldsne* and paat office addraaa af the claim­ a n t and ahall ba awara la by th* claimant, hla aeent. ar altaraar. and any aueh claim or demand oat a* fllad shall b* veld. Anal* Ma* St. Clair Aa aaarutor af th* (mat W ill and Taatamvnt of Q R R TR C D K K E IT H . Dacaaaad BTRNSTROM. D A V IS * M clNTOSH Attorney* far Kaaaulrlt Edwards Rulldlng Sanford, Florida i f F BEAUTIFUL k UNDER PRICED Lsrge home with three bedrooms snd two bsths on 2^4 lots. Msny treei. 2517 Oaceols Drive. N E IG H BO RH O O D /TA RN Conmte block and CjMMUd- SERVICE STATION: Good loca­ tion and well established, laInf sear popular. patlimeti. venlorj—Take ever. Apply 504 Completely equipped t u n ­ W. 6th St. ing beer aandwig^f, * f t drtaki. Grill, bar, hepth**ir* $ and tables, rafrifMalaitash 8. Female H elp W s n l i d rrglaUr, beer ceeMv Med. Price 99,500 with pedfm i. WAITRESS k COOK. Apply in person nr call for appointment. Dixie Belle Diner, Hwy. 17-92, W. I. "Bill" STEMfBK*nc7 Lnnnrood. Ph. TE 1-3911. Realtor k Utnrot PhoM FA 2-4991 OSPark Ltgol Notice ■CNDRRLtK, dacaaaad. K O TICR O F F IN A L R E P O R T AND A P P LIC A TIO N FOR tllBCHARftF. A ll pcraoaa era hereby aaltflad that tha undaralancd na Adminlalratrla, C.T.A. af aald aalata, haa aamplalad th* administration there­ of and haa fllad In aald court her final rapart and application for dlarhnrea. Objection* thereto. If any, should ha duly fllad. After flllRX proof of publication shawln* thla nolle* haa h**n publlahad one.* n weak far faur cenaacullr* weak*, tha matter of approval of aald report and tha ordering of distri­ bution of said oatala- w ill eon* bafaro tha court Firat publication Jun* It, BARGAIN: House for SALE or RENT. 2105 Orsnge Ave. 2Redroom, screened porch, kit­ chen equipped, csrporte k large •hsdy lewnv 5300 tor equity or MAKE OFFER. 375 month rent. Less than 37,000 bilance. Alter 35 mo. rent drops t* 347.30. Contact Mrs. Korgsn, ■ FA 2 8254. THE TIME TESTiD.ril t N. Park Aft. Pb..FA4l23 TW O FOR TH E M ON EY M. Y. Farmer, Realtor Two attractive concrete block LAKIPRONT. IBedrteC B. Lillian Tram a 200 t 130 ft. besntUhlit of homes, aid* by side in conven­ E. E. Ivare, D. H. Whitmore land. Sand bottam;."CBing, ient, established neighborhood. Aaecd^Ma*. fiaktag- boat and doek.niih Buy the three bedroom lor 3455 B. Park Ave. Pn. F » 14221 ed ar unfurnished. At90 a 910,300 ($3,250 down) and lake After hours, FA 9-3511, FA M B so® R. lakefrdnt let 1b Ph. title to the two bedroom praFA 9-5551, /.A 2-5011 FA 94909. . vM R' aently rented to good tenants, CEMENT BLOCK 1-bedroom, dou­ limply by assuming mortgage. ble bath home, 715 Briarcliff. Call us tor lull Information on 3-BEDROOM, I both*! U rn corner lot. FA 7. Low down payment. FA 2-5429. how you can move into an exceptionally nice home and Sanford Properties— Acreage acquire Income properly at Ihe 3-b4lfoom«: with extraai Florence Harris*, Raaltor asms time. extra lovely padaj *Harg« lUntie Bank Bldg. FA 2-5254 liviag room; cKtra-Ollt in; W . H . ••Bill" s t e m p e r A g e n c y extfl low coal pith jalify. Realtor k Usurer Ing.-FA 2-7051. / Phene FA 1-4951 l i t M. Ferfc R U TA TR O F FL O R E N C E ?aeT91571. ^* FA WW Ph If you will work six hours ■ day and can tell an Interesting story, you should make over 9100 .a week immediately. 1. Na night or Sunday work £ 2. No pries competition 3. Company benefits and guaD ant red earnings Girt experince and background in first letter. Write J. R. Coffield, 300 West Washington, Chi­ cago 5, Illinois. Call • ♦ • • — A . K. R O S 8 E T T E R FLORIST FA 1-1851 Celery Ave. For All Your Florel Needs Member - Florist Telegraph Delivery Assse. BEAUFUL HOMES -• INTEREST RATES • Alrstdjr ked • Ns QaaMfjtfiff m Tour Own flood Crodlt • Set — 1-1 Bath Home* IU N U K D 4TES .a d SOUTH P1NECREST FLO R KN CK t.EIO H TO N Bo* IS* l^mgwood, Florida Aa Admlalatrstrla. C.T.A. af Mid aetata. D A N IE L J. L a F E V B E at W A R R ICK, C A n a IL L * L a FE R V E P. O. Boa ITS Winter Park, Florida Alternate for Batata - 3 'i % 1NTEHK8T T s Three Year* OM ■‘ ymsats As Low As 9**5 ay stents A s Lew As 975 A H em e For T o e M ft T U D O R flC E SANFOKI) FA 5-1551 ODHAM, Presides! T .V . WITH EACH ) TRUCK u jr a im . It* Mnfard Atlantia Halt. Bank STAMPS 3,000 T .V . STAM(“ USED CARS A N D y j L T2 J 5 L ' ................................... « , 0 0 0 T. V. STAM PS K S * S u » .................................* 0 0 0 T. V. STAM PS T. V. STAM PS $1,000 A N D U P .......................... ^ , 0 0 0 T.V.STAM PS TOTAL • ........................... M m l (J W STRICKLAND - M0I O N , INC. ★ FORD ★ FALCO N -k T H U N D I ★ FORD TRUCKS Safe* and Service *ONLY mo DOWN It FAl-lMI I CLOSING c o m .----P*°N18 IP MONTHLY • -• - - ■ — i & — ' W H A T ’S W R O N G ? JP*"* 5°°^ mousy list week telUng you folks about btifa wonderful buy In a 4 bedmotn # roof. Florid* Room,’ kitchen equipped Including DlaHwasher, Urge sloes gs p|ic i 4H r. finsneing. only 53550 down with lotsl price ef 915.250.00 397.00 monthly. Owner will con­ sider 31,000 2nd mortgsge. Don't Iw esught nipping by patting this one up. Contset SEMINOLE REALTY, FA 2-3232 for lmmediste Intpecllon snd purchste. 3-BEDROOM bouie. Two lota In l a r g e I '**TH* 'J J J i S h cludini corner. Tull price 17500. Term*. 605 E 23t'. S t A N E X C IT IN G O F F E R ! metto Ave. Naval officer tranaferred. Beau­ HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East tiful 3 BR., 2 bath borne on huge lids between Celery and Geneva NEWLY decorated 3 room furnfully landacaped corner loti Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kiteben ap­ iahed apartment 550 per month; ■•.•'.VI pliances. School bus stop. Quiet Flexible down paymenL Come cloae In. li t E. 5th. St. Call look and you won't leave. neighborhood. 575 per month. FA 2-4253 or FA 2-5755. m FA 2 5413 for appointment. Phono FA 2-6145. NICE Bleeping room, private en­ 3 • BEDROOM houae, kitchen * DEADLINES RENT A BED trance It bath. FA 2-3916.____ equipped, arreened porch. Fen Rollaway, Hospitr' k Baby Beds j> CLASSIFIED DISPLAT: ced yard. Low down payment. houae, terrano By Day, Week or Month 2 -BEDROOM _______ 505 Roaalia. Ph. FA 2-7351. floor*. Fenced In batkyard wSh thru FH. • 3 P. M. day beideal for children. Apply 502 r* Insertion. Men. • Sat. aoo*. RIGHT 61 tt-*\WIWN*W»NDCW< W, 27tb. WELAKA APARTMENTS; room* STRAIGHT CLASSIFIEDi private batha, ’ 14 W. Firat St. 2-BEDROOM unfurnlahed borne mow thru FH. • I P. M. day he­ available now. FA 2-1549. NICE bedroom, prlrate entrance PKAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN rn insertlaw. Men. • Sat. se e s.' and bath. Phone FA 2-2445. 3-BEDROOM furnlabed home to reaponaible party. 5110 month­ 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 3-5355. RESPONSIBILITY: t-BEDROOM unfurnlahed houae. 2145 French At *. ly, leaa with leaic. FA 2-5515. FOR RENT: Garage Apartment, Fenced backyard. FA 2-4557. Herald wlU net he reapesalbl* 224%k W. 19th. Street: sewly iU H a ir Phone FA 2 5541 I-ROOM furniahed garage apart­ ■ ere than m m la t s r m t Isaerdecorated, 4 room*. 545 plua LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ ment, Water and electricity ad y e w ad, sad reeervee the ished home 1213 Park Ave., SEPARATE dining room. 3 bed utilitlea. No children or pet*. furniahed. No children. FA 2-1305 I t s reviae sr reject asy ad- HOUSE, M l Rosalia Dr. Call room*, fireplace. Parity furn 5125.00 month. Call FA 2-3551. Telephone FA 2-2935. FA 2 3512. iM seat freaa that ardertd t* iahed. Beautiful K>t. 1215 Oak. 2-BEDROOM home 2052 Hiblacua arm ts the pelicira * f this 2-BEDROOM houae, kitchen equip 55,900. low down payment. Ph. Court. Mr*. Haiel B. Moughton, FOR RENT: 3-bedroom house at 2104 French Ave. $50 per month. FA 2 2375 or FA 2 4352. FA 2-3437. ped. Phone FA 2-2137. ______ Phone FA 2-4151. apartment near CLEAN modern furnished apta. 2 - BEDROOM ■chool k shopping center. No TWO bedroom furniahed spirt- BURNISHED apartment, 2 room* 501 Palmetto. FA 2-4555. k b*th oereened porch. 550 per menl, 2101 Magnolia, 955.00. 100 ft. frontage on lake in pets pleaae. 2515 Elm Avenue. - •• ■ me. 407Vt W Firat.___________ NICELY furniahed 3 room apart Phone FA 2 3951. Loch Arbor; 2-bedrooms, Hh MOBILE HOMES, water k light* mant, private bath. FA 3-5303. baths, large living room and furnished, 911 per week. Phone 3-BR., kitchen equip!., attic fan, NICELY furmstied lerf* apart­ Florida room, double carporte. 2-BEDROOM houae, kitchen equip­ ment, San Lenta Apartments, quiet neighborhood. FA 2SIM. FA 2-0319. Call ua to see this home. Shown ped. Phone FA 2-5043.________ 404 E. 14th. A i r t a t Pn. by appointment only. UNFURNISHED apartmerL Kit­ OSTEEN: 1 bedroom furniahed FA 2-4252. FURN. Apt. 2300 Meilonvlll* chen equipped. Cali FA 2-2500. houae. Phone FA 24135. BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2595 So. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for a 4 SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gable* SUMMER rat* of 553. Large nice bedroom home in the country Elm Avenue. Writ* owner. J, 401 Magnolia Avt. FA 3-0720. with 1 acre of land for garden unfum. apt. 1700 Magnolia. W. Huguley. 925 N. E. 5th. A t* 1 and 2 BR. furnished epartmsnta apot, nice lawn on paved road, nue, Gainesville, Florida. 5-BEDROOM furnlabed house 550 . 550 k 555 n o . you should ice thill House is month. 2555 Palmetto. FA 2-1910 I BR. furnished'bouse 375 me. P1NECREST AREA: Clean 2 bed­ old hut in good condition. Priced ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR room houa* and 3-bedroom dup­ at 910,000; 575 per month. r u n -m o r e h a m lex; electric kitchens; water N O TIC K l « hereby «l*an th it I furnished. TA 2-4411.__________ am m i i i i H In rrm tuclnx Itarorda, i* m a c t n c i 't r c o u r t » r t * « BROKER a i * m j u d ic ia l e n te r r r . t s Hone*.. Koval*. Motion Plrturaa, AN D r a n SRMINOI.H c o t'N T T , ■n« rU v rle h ta at T i l Palmetto W. B. Sblppy, Aaaoe. A v * , Hanford, Mmlnnla County, n .o R in * yiorlda, under th# flcllloua name l a the Heart of the Oeeaty Jade*. HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—339 255 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-5551 in m a K c m r i a . laean of. K A R U and that I Inland to Bamleele eeaety, Florida, la F r o So. AUantle Ave., P e p t o n e C O L K IIIL L A IlC ft R A T , fcete. 3-BEDROOM furnished borne, 2535 Plaintiff, raglMrr aatd nama with tha Clark la m Rotate ml Beech. For reservation call qf tha Clraull Court, Hamlnola Palmetto. P bow FA 2-1910. M IR IA M S M IT H MORRISON FA 2-5451. ___________ County, Florida. In areordane* CH A ftLIR M C R R A T, Pacaaaad with lha provlalena af tha FletlTWO LOTS, 3 room furniahed cot­ Defendant. tloua Varna fttitutaa. to-wltt H*e- T o A ll Cradltere e e d Poroooo M ay. K O Tiria T O APPftAK tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 3-3551, le a eialm o ee flaanaedo Aealeat tlon l l l . l l Florida Statutaa IttT . it a t r n r t l o m d a t o » Bald aatatai m S. R«U Eststs For 8sle 1 Real E d it# to r : --------------------- O riM ie.. MI 4-Wl* O ft W ) �— ?•r * — ~ 1 I —. v■ IlfWork Wanted SHORT OF CASH? Who iia‘1? H ov about earnInc about $2 per hour? House­ wives preferred for good AVON torritoriea. Writ*. Box 2M. Lockhart, r u . 1‘ ‘ Plumbing Services <1). Crralft 22. Articles For Snle GOOD uicd frame windows, Jamba MAMMY DOLLS, toaiter or mix­ FOUND: Larce tent la woods and aaaorted lumber. See forter covert II.so each. Send cath Wett o f Buck Lake, Genera. man at Nlcholion Ruick Bid*. or money order. R. II. Lander*, Owner may have tame bp .... «t t>wa 179-A, iir.t, o i n io ra , Rt. 1. Box Sanford, Identifying. Phone PA 1-3411. PEAS, Blackeye It Crowder. Ph. Specify color of print A color FA 2-0415. of doll. ST: MBS. LOUCKI K E Y ! REWARD I F ' RETURNED Sell Ue Your Furniture. Qu’ek TO TIT MAGNOLIA Service With The Cath. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 1-0377. 13. Electrical Service* Horn* Wiring — ri’ectrle Service Sid Vlhlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. m Mimoiti___________ f a 3-0113 mhing Servicea SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 2477, Buckner A Son. It. Hulld, Paint ft Kepatr CARPENTRY. •creening ai f a : 4199. DUE TO BUSINESS EXPANSION. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN THIS AREA FOR I ADDITIONAL M EN (OR WOMEN), BE­ TWEEN 40 AND 45, WHO ARE INTERESTED IN EARNING HOO.Oe PER WEEK. OR MORE. MAYBE YOU CAN QUALIFY. WRITE-WATKINS PRODUCTS. INC., US WEST PEACHTREE ST., N. E. ATLANTA I, GA. ftanfarfi PLUMI.TNG Contracting It Repairs Krre Eitimate* R. L. HARVEY fG'ft IRONING. FA 2-TOM JM Sanford Ave. Phane FA 2 3353 The HERALD Want Ada. DREDGE OPERATOR, FA l-MM after • p. at. H|r lumbinf ft Heating -AIR CONDITIONING EXACT and REPAIR WORK llanford Ave. FA 3-4542 MATERIALS FOR SALE: at the 20 Gallon cerbace can 12.94. mrtt klti, canteens. ARMY-NAVY Oviedo white school: 1 frame SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. building. 11' 0" x 24‘ 0” with one door, four windowa and pitched roof; 1 water storage tank, 4' 0 " x 14* 0 "; 20, 2'h", round steel Lally Colt, V 0 " ; 4, 2**" round steel Larry Cols, B’ 0 " ; 170 lln. ft., 4" x 4" steel 23. Noticen ft Pcraonala beams; ISO lln. ft., 2 l» " x 2 '» " SPECIAL x U " aleel tingle angle; 21. 2 'V x 2t4" heavy bulb Teea, IS’ 0" Hear Evangelist E. It. Miller of long. Apply to Superintendent on La Grange, Ga. Sunday July 3, Job at school or Richardson's • :1S, Radio Station WTRR San­ ConstrucMon Co., P. O. Box ford. Alao nightly 7:30 p. m. •1ST, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, July 3 through 10 at Longwood or phone Gedrge Rettle, Church of Christ, Longwood, FO 4-3507, Oviedo. Florida. Inline, roofing, cement work, PLATTS CARPENTRY ___ Service*. new work A repairs. Specialise in FI*, room enclosures. Ph. PI T1I0S E THOMPSON General Contractor tome Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2-4452_______ C L A R K LUMBING ft HEATING red to' our new location I So. HIAWATHA AVE. FA 2-2874 Mock off Hwy. 17 42 FREE ESTIMATES J] BER • HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loan* B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps ANDERfiONI REPAIR SHOP Central Automobile Repairs Engine Tuno-upa AI Work Guaranteed One Block O ff Sanford Avenue mi 2 9 th Street- CARPENTRY ___ repairs, re-modeling, new construction. FA 2-2304 m— i .= = = ■ 15. Special Services 18. Special Services ENVELOPES. Letterheads, _________ _ statemenls, Invoices, hand btlli, and p r o g r a m s , ete. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2 3451306 Wett 13th St. WE HAVE T STOCK OF e : USED AT PRICES Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODELS RENTALS $3 WEEK SERVICE CALLS 92.44 903 W. First S t <34 hr. eer.) The Biggest Little Shop — » **• — In Stnford. All Paris And Labor G-. ranteed N Days. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING SANFORD RADIO ft T> CENTER 303 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1741 BIGGEST i CLEAN 1— SELL! VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: 15-A Beauty Parlors New ft Used Furniture ft Appti antes. A Good Flats To BUY, BELL or TRADB • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • BABY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS H. B. POPK 200 S. Perk - CO. Used furniture, appliances, tool* e4e. Bought-SoId Larry'a Mart H I laaford Ave. Pk. FA 94111 16. Flower* ft Plants I ^ T e tT T iv S to d n S p S S a Windshield Back Glana Door Glass Vent Glaaa SERVICE Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. 114 W. 2nd St. CHIHUAHUAS, A.K.C. registered FA 2-4574. AKC T.V. SERVICE within the hour. Ilnuie calls 32. All part* and labor guaranteed 90 days. SUN­ SHINE T. V., FA 21711. Bstremely Clean. TOME RAMAN ROLL AW AY, RotpRal tad Baby Beds. Day. Week, er M oath FUENITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SAL’ 1 Cent per lb. TOR SANFORD HERALD OFFICE >44 W. 1st. St. FA 1-Mil WOODRUFF MARINE » French Are. 56 M ERCURY R ft K, Merc-O-Matk. WAS 12091 WHOLESALE $1750 1959 S IM C A 4-Doer Deleae. WAS 11398 WHOLESALE $1020 1957 CHRYSLER 1958 PLYM O U TH Windsor 4-Doer HARDTOP. W AS 91898 4-Dr. STATION WAGON • Ahr T’ ~ ' t f S f - $1595 WHOLESALE $1293 No. Cl It A 3 DAY SPECIA L! THURS. - FRI. • SAT. 1957 CHRYSLER NEW YORKRR 4-Deee Sedan Conditioned. WAR 91T9I 1957 O LD SM O BILE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 1956 CH EVRO LET 1956 O LD SM O B ILE Caatomllae 3-Door. Sunland Estates 1952 CH EVRO LET 17-11, 3 miles Sa. al l i t l M PICKUP TRUUK. WAR 1498 Closing: Coat Aa Low A i WHOLESALE $371 No. D213A 1955 DODGE 55 CHEVROLET TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL 4-Door STATION WAGON. WAS 9898 -T- OPEN — THURS, ft FRF. TIL R P. M. VA-FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE BAT. T IL PRICES Immediate Occupancy 55 M ERCURY Belreder 4-Dr. Redan . A ir CetsdiUoaed. FA 3-1242 112-114 W. 2nd S t FA t-442t VAN PELT 1 BOY SCOUT uniform, site II, WATCH REPAIR very good condition. FA 2-4072. Old fa thinned care. Modern equip­ 1 9 3 9 RENAULT DAUPHINE, ment. Electronic Timer. Lake white, sun root, 3250 and as- KITCHEN TABLE and 4 chairs Mary. FA 2 8911. sum* note. Ph. FA 2-3329 after 35.09: dining room rug 35.00; 4:30 p. m. 4 pair draperies 14.00; washer, Kenmore, used 4 months 3150; 1957 RENAULT Dauphin*. P k utility tablr ft broiler 110.00; FA 3-43M. T. V. aland II.00; S-plecn sec­ tion*!. ireen 53000; red lea­ 20-A Trailers ther Ult back chair 311.00; sofa bed 911.00; Kenmore sweeper WANTED TO TRADE Rtal Estate South Pinecrent $10 00; 9" glider 910.00; electric for a houaeiraller. FA S-0S13. *,wvvi m*« tiw.tw, ncuiric lawn mower $10.00. Mra. Baker, Oa Oaera Read, 8a. i f Baafard 2-WHEEL ulUity trailer |50. 133 33 Sunset Dr., DeBary, Phone Meyfalr Circle. Ph. FA 2-3114. 57 PO N T IA C • WAS |2395 Ph. fa iTisa FACTORY TO TOU Gateway Te Urn Waterway ALUMINUM Your EVINRUDE Dealer VENETIAN BLIND! Robsoo S p o r tin g Gooda Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom -4-4 E. l e t Ph FA 2-3337 rail with plaatie end*. Plastic er rayon tepoa. Cotton er nylon Mercury Outboard Motaea rordt. LAWNS MOWED - Pow Jerry Lecd, FA 2-3211. HUB MB TOY FA3-4422 BOYD'S CABINET SHOP - Kitclient. Doort, Plywood WaUt, 307 Elm Ave. FA 2-1414. 57 M ERCURY 1959 PLYM O U TH DRYER SANFORD FA 1-1420 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 58 CHEVROLE KELVINATOR Cut Flowera For An: FA 2-4224 1959 PLYM O UTH E V f c S t t t L ; r*H#" 1959 S IM C A AIR CONDITIONING 59 CHEVROLE Ne. DIMA USTOM Uphotateelng. Freo Ettlmato*. All work guaranteed. Good Used Furniture for Sale. All OUR SPECIALTIES - Lifetime Mufflers — Brake Adjustments ft Relinlng. THRIFTY SERVICE STATION. Cor. 2nd ft Palmetto. USED C A R ST O CK FA S-74M Ntw and Used Furniture M6 B. First St. FA >-5422 59 M ERCURY EN TIRE Jenkins Furniture 404 Sanford Ave. WILSON - MAIER PUMPS - SPRINKLERS types and tlist, tnetatled "Do It YourselT WE REPAIR AND SERVICE H U E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4442 OF OUR I F. M. SUPER SALE DAYS 1954 B U IC K 1 Year Peraonal Satisfaction 1953 HARDTOP COUPE. C H E V R O L E T B K D A N D K U V W JG GU ARANTEE | # i| . Our.. Trananriaat— . 8peeialiata are Genera] Mo­ tors Factory Trained with years of experience. Yeur pereoaal ealiafactiaa let an# full jeer oa the construeIlea of your bom# or moaey back. FREE WELCOME To Sanford! Be Our Gaeala Far 3 Day* Absolutely free, Model* Witbeut Obligation At One Ol Baaferd'a Leading Metele While Yon locate Heuelag Per Yen ft Yeur Family. Pick Up Keys AI Bake Office I 0 Take S4tvantac« of Factory Modifies!!— that only General Motor* Trained Men Know! ASK ABOUT OUR ~ EASY FINANCE PLAN ----- S E R V I C E DEFT. — GO 4th. IN A NEAR NEW CAB! Holler Motor Sales J. Bralley Odkam. FreeM ea t 2nd A Palmetto Ph. FA 2-07U 519 E. FIRST ST. -m e i ; ’TT n �I ' • -••• v - m'. , *#>*■ Defense Expected To Start Case In Voting Trial tl. S. Takes Paper Step tr • forward In Space War • "p a p e r atep" forward Into apart Up.' hut apace aclenUat* here l« y looked up from their ta w in g hoarja—too buay. ■aThla U the day the NaUooal jMaroaauiir* and Space Ad mini#tratieo absorbs most o f the Army •aniaUe MiaiUa Agency and nett 9 n new "launching" operation 8 an regarded the change an omen that a new break- eat Interest as Vann doomed him. -£But Vann had U halt twice, his M ice breaking first on the phrase, d||ay God kovo mercy on your •Mil.' and than on a brief com ­ ment ho inserts* on hia own into B e ritualised sentencing, "I'm ahrry fo r p oo." -»I f the aentenc# ia executed boO ra ho ia SO, Whitney will b* tha S u agaat whit# perean In Florida'* history to die In tha electric lia lawyers said they planned exhaust every legal appeal. If ise fail, tha governor will sign i execution order dirrtlng the r*#n at la lfo r d State Prison to a Whitney electrocuted during inciflc weak, f he tall, alias youth. admitted >tln* sevaa man and ona wornin tba head with a » -c « l!b # r Antal na ha hitch-hiked from Callrernla U Florida during February 0 4 Marsh. wAII hut one mt th* man diod. WWtSMy t jury areceived f t t mana an* Ufaona aanUaca wornThu reday In tha Mayconvicted 4 fo r him killing tha woman, ilb Virginia a f Keelar. Mrs. Salby o f Hlaloah. through of major proportion* may­ be ta th* waking. Th* nnwcomtr to thia apaca port m Um Florida aaada quickly gal* Um leal of Lbia “ Cap# Canaveral spirit." U'a everywhere, hut It grows kcanar Um eloaar you coma ta a triangular pattern af launch­ ing pad* outlined againat tba A y Uk* so many all derricka. On Um night af June SI three men pared nervously an a plat­ form not far from Um apot where a rocksl with a double satellite la her note waa being prepared for apace flight- They were aclealists who had helped with the p a y load, working IS hours a day. But they had come in this final moment to watch their precious product soar away. "Worked pretty hard an this one. did you ?" a reporter asked, "night after night," ooe a# them aaid fervently, " l a and out of divorce ceurta. Thafa the price." Hundred* like them have eomt here to pour their energlea Into America * mUsil* and apaea pro­ gram. U was ia t M that Um decision waa made la concentrate missile and apace development at this ooc-Uma dot on the map that baa become of major military, acientiflc, political and idealogical im­ portance in a abort decade. That was Um year Edwin J. Beyle of Providence, B. I., waa SS and had juet graduated from West Point. Today Boyle, an Air Foree caplain, baa the responsibility for watching the functions of space-assigned mlsiUes from the time they arrive on the pads until the final count-down starts. Ha ia a veteran of aeven satellite launchtags. A decadr ago Postmaster Oliver Halstea had charge of a fourth clasa postoffice at Cocoa Beach, Um Capa'a home town, and did a business of lest than *1.100 a year. Today, ha baa a first class office and hat close to *11,000 ta annual revenue. From a 1M0 population of HO, Um towa'a populace haa boomed to 1,400, not counting thousands who live outside the corporate limits. The cltp’ a budget was only *37,000 acvaa years ago. Today jt it *320,000. "1 believe thia will ba the long­ est lived of any of our military tastallalloae. Brig. Gen. William L. Rogers, vice commander yf Uia Air Force Missile Training Com­ mand, predicted in an interview. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A* the son of a Harvard man. the king of Thailand surely must know that crimson is tha color of the old school Uiai. But when he appeared before a joint meeting of the V. 8. Con­ gress. King Bhumlbol had on a necktie that looked suspiciously Ilka Yale blue. This madr me wonder If be and Queen Sirikit might he color blind. Before the royal couple arrived for their slat# visit here, I read a report that the Queen planned to follow tbe ancient Siamese tradition of wearing a certain color for each day of (be week. The color chart for Wednesday called for her to wear green. But when ahe appeared ta th* House chamber Wednesday to hear the King's congressional address, she was dressed ta something orange, which la Thursday's color. At any rate, the King la a very Interesting fellow, being, aa far as I know, the only monarch who plays ja u on the clarinet and saxophone. As one who has matched hot licka with Benny Goodman, h* may have felt a bit out of hia elemrnl at the White House din­ ner where the musie was sup­ plied by Guy Lombardo. Lombardo, a* you know, play* "(he sweetest music this aid* of heaven" with the soggiest saxo­ phone* this side of Lawrence Walk. Fortunately, be did not play a medley from "The Elng and I.” Tbe main character ia thia Broadway and Hollywood musical was supposed to represent one of Bhumlbol'i ancestor!. 1 under­ stand tha King was not enchanted by It and 1 can't say that I blame him. . I would be upset, too, if people Igot the Impression that one of my ancestors looked like Yul Brynner. Oil Painting Exhibit Set An alt painting demonstration by Eugen* While will be held at the DeBary Mansion at 2 p. m. July 13. White, an Ohio painter, will be the next instructor at the Flor­ ida Federation of Art Summer School classes held at tba Man­ sion, house. Admission will be 30 cent*. CDR. K. F . R O W E I .I ., Commandin* OffioM < -Heavy Attack Squadron Three conjrratulaten four member* of th^*»,f1vT.n.aft,cr raeM n* notice that they have been accepted into th* ^ They are from left to right, J. L. Hutton, J-*S-h* O . B. B. Weber, R. 1* Seaeat. fr By PHIL NEWSOM CPI Foreign Editor The man-of-tha-week: Patrice Lumumba, premier of independent Congo. The place: Leopoldville. Hie quote: "Our primary con­ cern will be social juatice and progreu. Tbtre will be no dicta­ torship. Ws want to maintain friendly r e la t e s with all nations and we will join neither of the two blocs now dividing the world. In international relations we will al­ ways fight far freedom and just causes." Tbe vords were high-flown as befiU both the aspirations and dignity of a leader about to bring his people Into the family of In­ dependent nations. And for tha Belgians wbo for TS Congo, ba had these reassuring words: "Now European residents and Congolese will build together. More than aver wa will need Bel­ gian help." But Europeans sipping drinks In Ihe sidewalk cafes of Leopoldville remained plainly worried. Sabena Airlines had had to call ta extra planes to handle th* masa exodus of wives and children. The sources of Ibeir worrie* HOMES difficulty qualifying far a 1m m * un­ WORKING MOTHERS . . . I am aura yen would he thrilled to see our wonderful new Kindergarten and Par School. Wa are open for jm k inspection at sav time. * Years Experience ta workiar with r hi Idram. Health an* Safety standards — Excellent rating. Mam Seminole Cannty Chamber Commerce. DAY SCHOOL S3 All Day (Open Now) KINDERGARTEN Fall Term (Lim it** CIsm 130. Month NURSERY CLASSES Agas 3-4 (S3* Month) Special Rates for S nr more Transportation Furnished HAPPY ACRES Rivervlew Ava. o ff W. 1st. St. FA 3-S4B1 ) LOOKING I PARTY BECO «B HAVE THI DAVE’S RECORD M l W. FIR81 •PEN JULY 4t *0UTH YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE * Far th* yasag cotipln whn have had politician wbo sal*: "A Congolese government vMvout Lumumba ia impossible. But a government with him b anthinkable." Lumumba's dreams are unlim­ ited. Ha plans a United States af Africa, stretching from the Sohara to the borders of white-dom­ inated South Africa, He has plenty of time. He is only 34. i wan manifold. Then are dtber nitaral boundaries nor.\uijrs*l iniw.su of the propie •§ hd thr rich, sprawling Congo a nation. Heretofore, tl ha* been tha tale unlf] Tribal hatred raa daef stnag Influences on w pohtksl parties., laivti or tha machl •rgamrnt* as d W *■ debat*. if suspicion sod feari.redding tha Caago * futare c o A fJ tJ e d on say one ladiridual,;llHlled on Patrice LuasumbaLltaed, one-tint postal clerk, Jfwweler an* rabble-rouser. V Laaamba gsiaad th r pnlershin hy virtue of th*,Tl that his Rational Congolese M*ment woaH seals ia tha lSTdMvMmbar rf Deputies—f » r « . an a majarity but atiO n otfj ft any othat Hat tha choir* w a b f from popabr was illustrate^>| rival VETERANS RESALE f'VVb } **■ • RONNY PALMER, ia shown receiving award tor broth* er, Lewia Palmar, for Kadet of tha Month from Capt John Keeling, captain of the National Guard unit, while Kadet co m m a n d e r Paul Bennett looka on . (Herald Photo) ALBANY. Ga. ( UPI>—Defense attorney* were expected to start presenting their ease today ta the Terrell County voter registration trial, ta which the U S. Justice Department accuses county offi­ cials of discrimination ta registra­ tion af Negro voters. The chief voting registrar of Terrell County Thursday made th* first outright admission that any official involved in register­ ing voters was prejudiced against Jl^groes. James G. Raines, a defendant, testified that the deputy voting registrar in IISB, now dead, had "n o intention" of giving registra­ tion testa to Negroes. U. S. District Judge William A. Bootle hid asked Raines to ex­ plain why ha said earlier that P. Lawson Cook had been "v e ­ hement" ta telling him he had given na literacy or good ritiienship tests to Negroe* who applied between UM and 1*3*. "Cook had a strong opinion on tha subject," Rata** aaid. "H# waa a parson wbo had no inten­ tion of giving th* Vasta . . I could not change that." Defense attorney Charles J. Bloch immediately asked Rata** if be shared those views. "1 da not,” Rataa* aaid. Th* dafanac haa aaid repeatedly throughout the four days of the trial that none of th* present Terrell regirirar* discriminated against Negro applicants seeking to vote. Indication* wore the trial may end Saturday, or at least be re­ cessed, to allow Rainea, Bloch and other members of the defense team to attend the Democratic national contention in Los An­ gelos. The government has served no­ tice it will ask Judge Bootle, who is hearing the case without a jury, to appoint a federal voting referee under the I960 Civil Rights Art. ECRES T LURY AT LO LOW | IR od reom a — 2 COST Bat h o Phm der anrnnt FHA m u la tto * . Nr th* veteran * I m Im * alrnady ma*d hi* VA-aHglblllly, far th* rail ran or A Rawer F laan > Coiar T l* Baths for th* p*r**« looking for roaldanUaJ property for tnvoatmant—-wa kovo a limited Bomber o f komea available tffoOW N PAYMENT Costs As Low As for r*-ool* Ikat ar* already financed. Bom * are VA > **m* are FHA • ad or* 1 to t year* old. Tkoy kayo maay extras including raogo, refrigerator m and Mind* and nr* already landscap­ ed. Law dawn paymaata, low Interest ° ° ~ D ELAY — BUY NOW — COMPARE ratal and low monthly payments IlM O * Mart gage — *•»-*• J*1*,*M M srtgig* — •*•.!* Make those homao extremely attrac­ tive ta tba homebuyer. THERE 18 I Taxes ft faaaraae* NO |911.49 FURTHER » QUALIFYING Me. — Far »• Yre. NECESSARY ON THESE HOMES OTHER THAN YOUR OWN GOOD N O Down Payment— Closing Costs As Little. As $135. CREDIT. CALL US AT FA 2.1501 FOR INFORMATION. 3 Bedrooms • 1 -2 Baths • V A - F H A - FHA In Service Financing BETWEEN IA N FORD A V K M B * HIGHWAY 17 • *• OFF ONORA RD- SUNLAND HOMES PRMED FROM $ 14,000 TO $ 1* FOE THE ENTIRE FAMILY Giant Private RccraatJoa Park • TENNIS COURTS • BASKETBALL COURTS • DEDICATED PARKS • RECREATION AREAS • SHUFFLBBOARD SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH • COURTS TKRRAZZO FLOORS • • VENETIAN BUNDS • TILE RATH At AS IT Timas I G. B. STOVE o • CITY SBWBRS • MDSWALKS CUSTOM MlTILT CAR • W A L L FURNACE • * Ik HOT WA1 AM - VI 0D H A M & TUDOR SALES OFFICE — SANFORD — PIL F A i-lM i CORNER 27th * HIGHWAY 17-92 i. BRADLEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT j , i - ma.» a * .’ 18 A PLAN YOUR BUDGET IN aid Estates �- 4 -*• - 4 -yv y. i 'f P l a rR v s a p -^ a _ Drive Picks Up To Stop Kennedy • WEATHER: Fair and warm through Tuendny. High today, 86-91. Low tonight, 70-76. VOL. XLIX LOS ANGKLKS (U PI) — The Btevenaon-for-prealdent ergenisetion lined up today with the etopKennedy eoelltion. A memorandum to Democratic national c o n v e n t ! 0 *1 delegates friendly to Adlai E. Steven.on adrelied them not to panic H Gov. TMmund G. Brown of the pivotal ■tale of California should endorse John F. Kennedy for the presiden­ tial nomination. Th# memo wa» a«nt by James E. Doyle, manager o f the organixation .trying to draft Stevenon for a third try at the White House. It said Brown's endorsement “ cannot assure tha nomination of 8enator Kennedy-” m Thia move came while Kennedy waa already under fire from form ­ er President Truman, who favors Ben. Stuart Symington of Missouri for the nomination, and Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnion, now Kennedy'* chief rival. Both accused Kennady o f being a 'p a rty te a rigged eonvention. Kennedy get* a rhanre Ui give his own eniwer In a televised R itw * conference today from New York, Just a week before the national convention open* here. Doyle's memorandum wa* un­ derstood to have gone to pro-1 Stevenson delegates in Californio and other atatea. It aaid “ persist­ ent reports’' indicated that Brown might endorae Kennedy aoon and that the action “ would be orrang-d tn make it appear that it i* ihe derisive factor." # "It will not be" Doyle aaid. Ha said the Stevenson organlcation's beat estimate indicated that Brown’a aetiv* support of Kennedy would mean no mote than an additional 20 votes for the MaaaachusstU senator. “ Thia wili leave Senator Ken­ nedy about SO votes Short <•( a first ballot nomination, even if he •xhauata hit entire ammunition," the memo aaid. It said he would Otosa votes on tho second ballot. Kennedy file* here from Hyannis, M in i, to nuke his reply at e newa conference which will he nationally televised aa was Tru-j man's from Independence,' Mo.,1 Saturday. United K w News Briefs % Giant Flag* DETROIT (UPD - What Is helieved lo be the world’* largest |50-star flag will be unfurled for th first time today. The 104-by255 foot flag will be displayed across the front of the J. L. Hudson Co department store in downtown Detroit. Red Visit MOSCOW (UPI) — A delegation of the National maritime Union of the United States headed by Joseph Curran left Stalingrad Sun­ day for the Blaek Sea city of Sochi after • two-day visit, the official Soviet news agency Tasa reported. The American unionists are visiting as guests of the So­ viet Maritime Organization. Adlai Gets Boost IN DEKLE shown how thp robber did it. Insert, Station wns entered in the same way. j (Herald Photo) New Gimmick ■t robber with h bent forglnsscuttinir broke into two |prd gas stations Saturday morning. ‘ According to police, the robber used a glassi-utter >In entry to Dckle’s Gulf station at 2olR French Ave. fjJoor to the wash and grease rack was opened after liriass had been removed. Then the thief used the itf on the door separating the garage from the inside, jfe said. The cash drawer was pried open and $10 in bills and l<0 in change was taken, police said. [ Harold E. Rigg’s Sunoco station at 2711 Orlando 1|way was also entered the same way. FThe glass in the front door was cut and knockfd tigh with a rock. The whole cash box was taken, |« said. He lost about f 10 in change and a title to a | Buick. The thief also got the keys to the Cocafemachine. Congressmen Head ’For Conventions WASHINGTON (UPI) - Membera-of Congress headed today fnr the political conventions, leaving behind • half dosen major billa to be acted upon when they return to Washington next month. The House and Senate recessed early Sunday morning for the pres­ i d e n t i a l nominating conventions. The Democratic convention opens la Los Angeles next Monday and the Republlcani meet in Chicago on July 25. The Senate voted to reconvene on Aug. I. The House, with leas of e backlog o f legislation, decided to stay in rocesa until Aug. 15. Con­ gress is expected to finish II* work by early September. Awaiting the lawmakers upon 0 t h e ir return w il be lueh key elecHen-year Rome a* minimum wage legislation, medical care for the aged, and billa affecting school eonatniclion, homing, agriculture A re-1 search tram from Ohio Slate UniUs a vrrsily, said that when Communist Menial 1 ^ n* Srls nuclear weapons, the 7 j dancer of war over Formosa will 7 Hfrt ’ he greater than the chances of *e fnr conflict over Berlin. The rrsrarchrrt said that intera rr national Irnsion may increase in *r the next decade so that “ any spark I —a false radar warning, an arc!\ , dental overflight, a failure in com• munirations—could trigger" ratal, Irophf. Sovicl They said that among possible Jtchrv cause* of a major accidental war, Id out j the most serious danger would bo agree ; thr “ unintended iproad of limited indis- wars." They aaid limited wars arc until a near certainty in the 1860 s. >s of ; Thr five month study waa head1rd by Dr. John B. Phelps, a memn 1m her of the Ohio Stale Physics and arsed Astronomy Department. It was one i that «f several financed by the estate of ig up the late Col. Ralph D. Mention, a a dis founder of the Reserve* Officer* \Training Corp* (ROTC). 1 tain CHICAGO (UPI) — A group of Chicago area educators today call­ ed on Democrats to nominate Ad­ lai Stevenson for president am/ said Sen. John F. Kennedy should be his running mate. The “ Teach­ ers for Stevenson-Krnnedy" said the nation today "must have the same qualities of leadership that launched the American experi­ ment and went on to make thia nation great." Strained Relations AMMAN, Jordan (U PD—For­ eign Minister Moussa Nasser an­ nounced Sunday, he Is drawing up a report describing incidents instigated by the United Arab Re­ public against Jordan to be pre­ sented at the foreign ministers meeting of the Arab I^agtie in August. Nasser ruled out any at­ tempts at meditation aimed at improving the strained relations between Jordan and the II. A. R. Blasts Hurts 4 LUCEDALE, Miss. (UPI) - A roadside fireworks stand exploded near here Saturday injuring four persons. Virgil Weeks, 42, was inside the stand, located along U. S. M, when, he aaid, “ every­ thing juat went bang." Injured along with Weeks were two Mis­ sissippi Southern University stud­ ents, Woody l-ayfield and Kenneth Sterner, and Atlas Malone, 54. operator of the Hand. Cause of the mishap has not been deter­ mined. By United Pres* International Florida'! holiday weekend death loll Is running well behind (he Flor­ ida Safely Council's predicted 10. United Press International today counted nine accidental deaths during the long weekend which started at • p. m. Friday and whieb aoda at midnight tonight. J. T. Morgan, 21, Fort Lauder­ dale Negro, drowned while awitaming In a rock pit near Fort Laud­ erdale Saturday afternoon. The state's first double tragedy of the weekend occurred Sunday afternoon when two Orlando Ne­ groes, Dave Owens, 41, and Leatar MONDAY JULY d. I960 Flash Floods Lash By United Freaa International Tornadoes, high wind* and thun­ derstorm* so heavy they touched off flash flood* raged through the eastern half of the country over the weekend. Tito violent weather turned a July 4 holiday into a cleanup day for countless -Americans. Hardest-hit appeared lo be In­ diana. Near disaster conditions wort reported around Logansport, Pent and Wabaah. All state police were celled hack to duty te help victims ef a storm which killed one woman and caused hundreds of thousands of dollar* damage. Moving eastward, (he storm lath­ ed New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Greenwich, Conn., police callmated that fl.OOO persona were without electricity when gusty winds toppled trees on power lines. Two New York Slate raido ataHon* were knocked off Ihe air for up to to minute*. The atorm disrupted traffic, flooded subways and basement* harry (tad iaf umpire of ay at Caaxelt runner Art ifs ion, Mike. Mika caught regularly for the Caaaelberry Little League Indiana and damonatraUa he knows how to block a run­ ner off the plate. T h e eons won 11 ko 10, but th acore might be subject to proteat by the dads. and inconvenienced millions in New York City. Fifty passengers on a subway bound for Coney Island had to leavo the train along a tunnel catwalk when the train stalled in a flooded Brooklyn track. Power failures were reported In Brooklyn and Queens. Some homes in Suf­ folk County, on Long Island, were blacked out for several hours. Flash floods In Morehead, Ky., sent 100 families from thetr homes after a Ito inch downpour la about an hour. Jacksonville, Pla., was soaked with IH inches ct rein In an hour. Th# Florida was buffeted by 78 mile en hour winds. A tornado struck the Medicine Bow National Forest 38 miles west of Laramie, Wyo., injuring a fish­ erman and causing extensive dam­ age to forest land. Another hit near Boxley, Ga., and two person* were injured. A weekend windstorm with tim “ express-train roar of a tornado* ripped into Ihe extreme western edge of Kankakee, HI., demolish­ ing two houses and pulling flut roof from • third hoi Holiday Death Toll Over 300; Record Predicted By United Presi International The nation's highway death toll for the July 4 holiday passed the 3no mark lodar and experts pre­ dicted motorists would set a new record before Ihe three-day week­ end ends tonight. “ It It becoming more and moee apparent that motorisla are speed­ ing lo a new all-time toll for any three-day Fourth of July," Hie National Safety Council aaid. By I a. m. today. Hie highway loll had reached 204. Another 76 persons drowned and 96 died in miscellaneous accident* fnr an overall fatality count of 438. Ohio led the highway slaughter with 25 dead. New York had tl, California 20. North Carolina M. Texas and Wisconsin IS, Pennsyl­ vania 12. Colorado and Georgia 12. New Jersey II end Missouri 10 . The only seven slate* with fetelily free records were Alaska, De­ laware. Hawaii, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota and Ver­ mont. The Safely Council, before the weekend alerted, had predicted a highway toll of 370. But with the death count rising alarmingly, the council aaid It now appeared Ike previous record of 376 fatalities in a three-day 1858 July 6 week­ end would ko broken. laat month,' la the three day Memorial Day weekend, 367 per­ sons lost their lives. Although most accldenla this weekend claimed only one uf two lives, death fame in large doses, too. Six person* were killed in a head-on collision between Iwe au­ tomobiles near Glndiula, N. M.. and seven died in the nation's worst accident near Spring Green, WIs. In the Wisconsin mishap, a fath­ er and his *aix young children were killed after a runaway trail­ er carrying horses tore through the family ear. Only the mother, Mrs. Lorraine Meiater, 38, surviv­ ed. ★ ★ GRANDADDY TO NEW 50-8TAR FLAG ia this 44-atar flat which has been in tha family of Col. Joseph A. Zielinski /Ret.) of Casfteftwny for ninny yaara and in about 68 yearn eld. ZIeHnnki ia a veteran of the Cuban ★ Two Accidents Mor Weekend Dearborn Electronics, today of­ ficially announced the signing of contracts for extending and ex­ panding their present facilities on Hwy. 1712, south of Sanford. The Herald reported the pro­ when ha ran the atop sign and posed expamlon program more ■mashed Inin Ihe ear operated by than a month agn. Ram Pennerton 84 yeae old Ne^ro who was also driving with­ out lights. Pennerton and hi* passenger, Ivey Pennerton, war* treated for hrulie* and laceration*. Pennerton wa* charged with operating a vehicle without lights and Rrnok* was charged with operating a TOKYO (U P D -P r e m ie r Nobuvehicle without light* and also failure to yield th* right o f way, suke Kishi's Liberal •Democratic Party today gained a second im ­ poliea aaid. pressive guhernsloriah elect ion vic­ Sunday at 11:11 p. M„ Jeannette tory reflecting popular support for Ealllle Lain*. AO, o f Sanford, who Japan's military ties with the Unit­ •ays ah* blacked out, ran the stop ed States, alga at Sevanth 81. and hit a car Incumbent Liberal - Democratic driven by David Michael Roberta, Gov. Kiroahi Kurthara scored a IT, o f Hanford. Edgar H. Vickers, smashing win over his major op­ a passenger la th* first ear and ponent, Socialist Ichiro Umexawa, the driver war* treated for ebra- in tabulation of votes eaat in a ■lone a* they were both thrown Sunday eleelion ia. neighboring out e f the ear on Impact, police Sails m i prefecture. H followed a •aid.. similar triumph by the govern­ Jeannette I-alng we* charged ment party's candidate in Hie with failure te yield the right o f northern Honshu district of Aomori way, polire added. Damage Friday. emanated to well over 91,200, Final unofficial results gave Kurihara 411,822 of 667,881 votes cast. Umexawa polled only 146.M votes. In third place was Hideo LONDON (U PI) — Aneurin Babe e f Ihe Democratic Socialist Sevan, deputy .leader nf the Brit­ Parly. ish Labor Party, remained in crit­ Both the-voters and Ihe Japanese ical rendition today at hie home press were apathetic towards the near Chatham. It « u disclosed election but both major parties— Saturday that Bevan, who under­ particularly Hie Socialist* — bad went « major abdominal opera­ made It s sect e f public popular­ tion laat December, had suffered ity teat o f the eoetrovaeetel JapanU. 8. security treaty. Kishi's Party Gains Vote Win NO ARGUMENT — Mrs. Elmer tits father-son baseball gam* pla) fives the thumb L*fo who waa thrown out at SANFORD, FLORIDA R. J. Simpson, prealdpn! and general manager of the firm aaid Ihe expansion is an outgrowth “ of the success of the present menuThe expanfacturing operation! lion will rover an additional 5,000 square feet, Simpson added. Dearborn ia presently manufac­ turing film type capacitors prin­ cipally for missile and other air­ borne communication equipment. Simpson u ld that Ihe engineer­ ing staff, research and production personnel will expand within tha next few months with a quarter of a million dollars In wages paid to added employes from the San­ ford area. Tha expansion Involves Ihe mov­ ing ef other products from Chi­ cago to the local facility. Manu­ facturing activities remaining in Chicago will be limited to specia­ lised projects and component! of • rommarrial nature “ that can­ not he handled in this facility," Simpson said. Quake Recorded In Aleutians ■y United Preee Inienutieeal A “ destructive earthquake" in the outer Aleutian Islands waa recorded Sunday at seismograph •Utioos. The quake registered T an the Richter seale at Spring Hill Col­ lege, Mobile, Ala., according te Urn Rev. Louis J. Risele. At Berk­ eley, Calif., Dr. Don Tocher, head ef the seismograph lab, Mid the snake bed a Mahtor magnilade e f d.VS end wee eenlertd 1,866 mhea nerthwaet ef Berkeley. WASHINGTON (U P D -P reald >nt Eisenhower held a powerful n-w economic wr ipun today to reH iale against Cuha's Castro reel on for its .leisure of U. S.-owned proneriics and other anli-Amrrlcan actions. Cingreis approved legislation g!“ 'ng the pi -laidrnl l ie authority he sought In halt or curtail markr< ng of Cuban sugar In ilia L u t­ ed Stairs. Key lawmakers predicted tl at Eisenhower would use the new powor quickly but some diplomat* ic official*‘ said they hoped a way could be loi.nd to avoid such messurea. These officials were fearful ti at cracking down on Uta Cuban auger quota might boomerang against thia country elsawhero In Latin America and bring fresh erics of "Yanke* imperialism" from M lloaallsts. But the chances of avoiding use nf (ho economic weapon appeared alight. The administration itself Insisted upon the new authority and there waa strong pressure in Congress for action against Castro. With Castro threatening te selia more American-owned property for every eul In the sugar quoin, the two countries appeared to aland on (be* brink of an economic war that could have far-reaching reper* euaaions. Royal Welcomt NEW YORK (UPD — The K l* f •od Queen nf Thailand fly hare to­ day far « three-day roood t l activ­ ities iadadtag a ticker tape parade. • nail m King e f Swing B e a r � 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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GRADE A — WHOLE * jj WWW Order) FROZEN FOODS (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) SWANSON’S SWIFT’S PREMIUM RO U ND WINTER GARDEN CHICKEN DAT BEEF TURKEY PIF5 ARMOUR’S STAR ALABAMA GIRL FOOD KING BIRDSEYE WHOLE OR SHANK END GREEN PEAS COPELAND MUSSELMAN’S pug C U T C O RN CELLO m DOG # FOOD STOKSLYY m jtirj CUT BEETS X * REYNOLD’S **• CUT-RITE GREEN WAX PAPER GIANT A PEAS <22, I SANFORD �■MHpMMii q . foecord Enrollment Predicted Enrollment in Seminole County School* thift fall Is expected to reach a record peak of 12,921. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee said today. Milwee said the biggest increase In en­ rollment will be in the south end o f the Arounty. However Milwee added th a t there * re ample facilities to take care of the in­ crease' as t a r as classrooms are concerned. A heavy increase la expected in AHr . monte Springs, Longwood «n»l Cassel­ berry. During the last school year, enroll­ ment in the schools was 10,812. Miluce said th a t he expect* 9.128 white students in the schools and 3.79.1 Negro youngsters.. School in the fall will open Sept. 8. Johnson Defies COP; Asks Recess WASHINGTON (UP1) — Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, defying Republican opposition, formally asked today for Congress to recess Saturday and return Aug. 8. a fte r th e political conventions. Johnson proposed a recess resolution shortly a fte r GOP lawmakers in both House and Senate took a stand against _ _ , Truman Remains Mum On Quitting As Demo Delegate INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (U P 1 )O o r m e r Prealdent Truman re­ mained silent today about hli •respected reiisnation a i a Mis•etiri delegate to the Democratic Rational convention, while apeMillion increased on how hii action would affect the preidenUal hopei of Sen. Stuart Symington for the Democratic preiidential nomination. Truman, in a terie telegram (Wednesday to Slisiouri Gov. Jam es T. Blair Jr., said he was resigning ai a delegate and also would not atlend the party'! con­ vention, beginning July 11 in Dot Angeles. He gave no explanation. His private secretary. Miss lo se Conway, said the 76-yesrold former chief executive would bold a press conference Saturday “ presumably lo explain hix rea* aoni for deciding not to go lo Los ^Angeles." Only last week, at a rally for Symington in Kansas City, Trumsn iold eoo supporters of the Missouri supporters: “ I'm for Stu, and I'm going to •fay with him until the last dog dies." Deal On, GOP Says WASHINGTON (UPI) - Repub. Mean National Chairman Thru*tea B. Morton aaid today Demo•rata have made a “ deal" to run a Kenntdy-Johnaon ticket in the presidential election. Morion, who also is a GOP tenA ator from Kentucky, said the tip^ a l f was former President Tru­ m an's announcement that he would not atlend (he Democratic •onvention opening July 11 in Los Angeles. The decision of congressional leaders lo recess the Senate and House for a month and come back to work aflrr the political conventions was furlhrr proof of a “ deal," Morion declared in a . ttatem ent. fr “ It seems clear from all indi­ cations that a deal has been made and there will be only one ballot in Los Angeles," he said. To the suggestion that he might accept the vice presidential nombutton, Senate Democratic Lead­ e r Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) bad this comment. “ The silly season is on and I'm sorry it is aliening people who ' ether wise would talk more V eense." A spokesman for Sen. John P. Kennedy, current frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomi­ nation, declined to comment on the Morton statement. Morton, said Truman’a an­ nouncement Wednesday (hat he was resigning aa a convention delegale "ia proof (hat he ares the handwriting on the wall and rumors of the Kennedy • Johnson 9 deal that has been floating •round Washington are true." Truman has endorsed Sen. Stu­ art Symington (Mo.) for (he Democratic presidential nomina­ tion. He said he would explain his reasons for not attending the ventlon al a news conference Saturday. the plan to recc*« rather than adJourn for the year before the De­ mocratic convention begin* July II. He will ask a vote later today. Senate llrpublican leader Ever­ ett M. Du keen backed Johnson even though (JOP senators were i rported to have shown two-to-onr sentiment against a recess. Johnson accused the Republicans of trying to keep Democrat! from attending tha party'a pre-conven­ tion platform committee meetings which start next Tuesday in Los An*eie*".~H« "said the'G O I’"'move | was “rather partisan in charac ter." The Democratic leader, a presIdential pio.pect, told the Senate Congreia cannot finish next w ttk and that “anybody who pretsndl he can do it la misleading th « ' Ameiiran people and branding himself aa tha demagogua he la." House Republicans voted un­ animously at a rloscd-door caucus to oppose recessing this weekend. S e n a t e Republicans expressed their sentiment Informally by a show of hands at their own pri­ vate caucu*. Rep. Charles R. Uneven of lowra, chairman of the confer­ ence, told newsmen there was to much dissatisfaction among Dem­ ocrats over tha receat plan that there was a “good chance" that it would b« defeated on tha House floor. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (VPM - Btoak prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ................. American Tobacco .......... . 56‘x Bethlehem Steel ................. . 43 Caterpillar .......................... Chrysler ............................... . 43 Curtiss • Wright ................ . 17H DuPont ................................ 200’4 Ford Motor ........................ . 66'* General Electric ............... . 92*• General Motors ................. . 44 Graham • Paige ............... 2 Int. TAT ............................. . 4I*« Johnson Electronics ......... . 9W-10 Lorillard ............................. . .36'a Minute Maid ..................... . 23' a Penney ............................... . 4.Va Penn RR ........................... . 14*. Scar* Roebuck ................ . S3>4 Standard Oil (NJ) .......... . 404a • l* Studebaker .......................... WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday with widely scattered shower*. H igh today, 86-90. Low tonight, 74-80. VOL. I L I X United Preea Leased Wire Eatabliahad i908 WASHINGTON (UPD — Presi­ dent Eisenhower today vetoed as “ indefensible" a bill to raise the pay of federal workers by $7.so million a year. He offered to ap­ prove “a modest increase" tied to a 2.1 percent rise In the rost of living since (he last general pay boost in 1958. Eisenhower said Use electionyear pay measure, granting in­ creases ranging from 7:3 to l.fl percent, could not be defended “ by any light," including the rise in (he cost of living. The chief executive, la a special message to the House, said the present federal pay system was badly antiquated and the pay bill would make the situation worse. He assailed what he railed “ pres­ sure tactics" uy some postal workers to get Congress to pass the measure—and to override the expected veto. The disputed pay bill, V the veto is overridden, would go into effect thie Friday. It would provide across theboard pay raisea of 7.3 percent for 1,4M,000 white collar workers in the three branches of govern­ ment • eteculive legislative, and Judicial, The aame increase would go to 1 .10.000 postal workers in higher News Briefs Actors To Divorce HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Aeries* Granger announced Wednesday “ .......... they would dissolve their 10-yearmarriage. A spokesman for the ' ° UP>» ■ dlvorce w° uld within the next month, pron>b|F ,n » her« bolh *r« r**id*nt*. Another One? WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower hopes to break away for a vacation next month. probably in Newport, aR. 1., but ruefully expects the August con­ gressional session lo bring him back to tha steaming capital. The president chatted informally with reporters about hit vacation plan* Wednesday. Congo Republic SPECIAL GUESTS nt the Coffee Club meeting held to­ Sanford Firm Gets Survey Job were left ko rig h t, L'apt. F. G. Edwards, Deane Rnine, of tha N orth American Aviation Co., Lcdr. Jack Lang­ ford and Cdr. C. 8. Blake. (IIm a id P h o to ) Red, Cuban Ties Growing Damage Heavy '• Two Mishaps Fight Brewing On Wage Hike Bill Navy Calls Off Search For Pilot ^Federal Controls Rapped By Sanford Attorney Sanford attorney Edwin Shinbolter Wednesday critialed (ha way Ihe Federal government it •standing it* controls over indivi­ duals by it* intcrpretaliona of the ganaral welfare elauaet of the •onstituiion. Shinholser. speaking at the iwnnia Club luncheon aaid that '" I am confident that if I nought to run my own affaira in Mm manner in which the federal government's are run, I would wind up in bankruptcy in lest than diva years." "I cannot accept gracefully lb* Maitroctiow by government ai my rig H to be an independent indivi­ dual." buinnoUer emphasised. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 727 Ike Vetoes Federal Pay Raise day w ere sh o w n through the new storeroom addition n t LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) —The Congo ended 52 year* as a the Chamber of Commerce Building. Mra. Camilla Bruce, Belgian colony and became the left, of the Chnmber sta ff conducted the tour. Gueata world's newest republic at one minule past midnight today. The proclamation of independence sat off two days of riotous festivities , in tbe Uth African country lo gain ila freedom aince World War II. Tha Congo is about a third tha aiac of the United Stales and aipa U million w nplf—loo.ono The '{My Pl^Unfofa tjaa ktatga’ WASlJN .Tt-N (UPI) - \ ’uba'a lha three big ail firm* refused an ni European*. rd the Job o r‘su4V*ylng 11* water • selaur* of American «*' n- iv'fctfna order to rafiaa Soviet aruda »U supply >>J.iem and recommending Enforcem ent Askeu has played into Ihe hands / Ihe | which Cuba 1* importing in asa 20-year program for Its develop­ Soviet trade offensive ia , l.aiin TALLAHASSEE U jPI) Girls ment (a a local firm, Lcftler arid Ameru a and ppses a knotty diplo- change for auger. Bush, in association with Clark, State Gov. Marsha Orth aaid Wed­ malic problem for tha United ’ Premier Fidel Castro's currency Dailey and Dietz o( Urbans, ill. nesday laws governing tale of ob­ Slates on how In beat it. restrictions have, prevented Ihe • The preliminary survey and re­ scene literature and alcoholic U. S. oifkisis (cared that Wed­ American lirm* from collecting bevrragei should be more slricUy port it to be started right away nesday's takeover of the Texaco and be rompleled within four enforced. Mias Orth, 17, a high refinery in Cuba and Ihe threaten­ suine *50 million in bills they were months. It will Include a review achooi senior from Ocala, said ob­ ed aeliura of* American Esso owed lor their Cuban operaliona. of the present water system, plant scene literature waa being forced and Bntish-Dutcji Shell refineries Cuba has expropriated $3U0 million and facilities and the city's well on young parsons by distributor* would thrust Cuba toward greater to 9430 million in other American properlie* without compensation. field* and the engineers will be and producers, and that many tav­ on Iron Curtain barter To put it mildly, these difficul­ required t» present a stage by. ern operators ignored the law* reliance ties fur private enterprise are un­ stage dcielopmrnl proposal to against sala lo minors in order to trade. Tbe Texaco arixura ram r alter likely to encourage free world in­ take care of the next 20 year* of make more money. vestment in Cuba. city growth. Meanwhile, Soviet Premier Ni­ Mott important item in the sur­ Nikita Snubbed kita S. Khrushchev made it clear vey will be location of additional VIENNA, Austria (UPI) -Soviet in Romania last week that expand­ well fields for increasing -the i Premier Nikita Khruahrhev flew ing trade with undeveloped areas water supply and the stage dive- I into Vienna today with » message was a main ilem of Soviet policy. lopmcnl suggestions to keep Ihe of friendship and peacrfti' coex Cuba hat signed trade agree­ city from overtaxing its supply istence and received the in ments with East Germany, Poland and plant as it hat had to during diiferenl reception ha t>n 11 tha recent dry period, Cily Man­ perienced on any visit u, tha West. Two acr nt* in ihe cily limits ager Warrrn Knowles said. Even the 140,000 Viennese who Wednesday afternoon resulted in The report, expected to cost voted for the Communist Parly in damages of over ll.uoo, police re ­ about. $8,000, also will include Ihe Iasi elections stayed off the ported. l,ouis Junior Hopkins a a review of water system main­ sundrenched street*. By contrast 22-year old pipefitter from Ten­ tenance and repair problems and hi* reception in America was al­ nessee waa traveling n ortli on proposals fur solving them in lha most friendly while in Franca it French Ave. when Louis Fritz Nafuture. they, of Lake Monroe pulled onto bordered on the enthusiastic. June rains have eased Ihe pres­ French from a filling station. HopWASHINGTON (UPI) — A sure on ine water plant and it it kin’s car struck the left front of fiicht browed In (ho House today running at normal since Ihe wa­ Nathey'a, resulting in LS0 dam­ aver rival electlon-yoar bills to ter supply level is up, Knowles age. boost tho ll-on-hour minimum reported. The charge against Nathcy waa wore and briny more workers failure to yield the right-of-way-, under its protaction. police said. There were no inju­ Domorratia Leader John W. Mc­ ries. Cormack predlrted that the Hou.e In Ihe second mishap, lamia Ho- would pat* a bill by night-fall in JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - The Navy called off a search today laa, was going south on Park Axe., Ihe rush to clean up ptndlng busi­ WASHINGTON (UIM) — T h e for i pilot believed killed when when a car driven by Doris lo-ona before storting a convention House was expected to vote over­ his single-engine Jet plana crashed Scruggs, of Sanford pulled onto ness m i'K this weekend. whelmingly laie today to grant near Palalka Tuesday night. Ihe avenue from the Pig 'n* WmtLiberal Democrats said they be­ Eisenhower Ihe power he wants to Tbe pilot was Identified loday lie, atarted lo make a loft turn, lieved they could pul across their atop or trim Cuban sugar tales lo •I Lt. (Jg> William D. Ixw u of and was struck1on the right iront measure Increasing ths minimum the United Stales. Canton, Ohio. lender by Kolas' auto, police aaid. wage gradually to 91-29 an hour The legislation would halt fur­ Searcher* found lb* wreckage Charges have been filed against and extending coverage to t.6 mil­ ther Cuban import* unless the of the plane icattared over a both parties, police aaid. Itotaa lion more worker*. President ordered them continued. quarter • mile area Wednesday U charged with failing lo have Hut they ronreded that tbe bill Secretary of State Christian A. morning. But tber* was no sign hi* vehicle under control and feted a nip-and-luvk battle with a Herter told newsmen last week of the pilot, the Navy said. Mra. Scrugg* is charged with hav­ substitute barked by a RcpubliIhe administration had no imme­ A Navy spokesman aaid Iwwia ing no driver'* license and failure can-Southarn Democratic coalition. diate plan to reduce Cuba's im­ waa presumed dead. The cause to yield the right-of-way. Total House GOP Leader Charles A. port quota. of the crash was not known. damage was I67S, police added. Ilallet-k said he would fight for the substitute, sponsored by Rep. A. Paul Kilcbin (D-N. C.). Hailed, foresaw a “reasonably good chance" of winning. Kitrhin's substilut* would raise tha wag* floor U 91.11 an hour, Sbinhul»«r pointed out that tioni can be dictated by federal dividual* operating in a free at­ tha maximum recommended by mosphere can liva and work harm­ the Eisenhower administration for federal control over the indivi­ agencies." oniously in a common cause; presently covered workers. dual bat been extended, and con­ “ One hat only lo investigate those aame individuals when tinue* to be extended in numer­ ous way*. “Social security and the eoata and terms under which grouped into apeeial segments similar legislation hat been many of these projects are con­ centered on promotion of (hair broadened to the point where even structed lo learn that tuch dicta­ selfish interests, ran be forced the self employed.' professional tion U frequently not ia Ihe heat into particular rlaaai/icailout and man ia now forced within Ha interest* of ttw taxpayer." ha pilled against each other." “ Whether intentionally or alharThe Sheriff'a office reports Mist ••id. scope." “ Whan ■ govern moat under­ wise, our national government in there was an armed robbery at Shinholser stressed that an In­ creasingly common mean* of ex­ take*. U destroy individuality and •caking to standardise the Amer­ lha Little Giant food ators la tending federal control U parti­ reduce Ha paopia la a aommon ican individual hat bean guliiy of Forest City Wednesday night. Two white men wearing khaki cipation in alatc or public pro­ denominator, it *om*limas resort* fostering dissatisfaction, enrourject* with ladaral funds. “ Whan la daviewa do visas, “ flbinboJaar ■gm* discord and breading ha- pants and white shins sod armad Mad; Mm lawyer aaid. wMh a shotgun and a fietol staged •web funds a n part of nay pro­ “ Wa must never gurreadar in­ tha robbery, lha sheriffs' office ject far construction of reads, buildings, or olhrr works, tb* such device involves a curious dividual freedom for so-called se­ said. The investigation was stilt ua at prase Mata. wage*. hours, and working asadi- parados. tbhiis to- curity," Aa tm phasued. House To Vote On Sugar Quota THURSDAY, JU N E 30, 1960 Little Giant Food Store Robbed and Osacho*loval|ia recently. The State Department Wednes­ day blasted Ihe action against Texaco as “a naked laltura. , . to contravention of tha norma of conduct by responsible govern menl." For the United Stairs the prob­ lem was how to curb Ihe Commu­ nist like “infection" in Cuba with­ out putting Washington in the role of unilaterally cracking down on a small l-atin American neighbor. Search Continues For Six Campers MAUSTON, Wi*. (UIM) - Res­ cuers planned to search a Ki foot deep, brush-filled holt today for tha bodies of six boy campers be­ lieved drowned in tha swollen Wis­ consin River. Jtesrchcrs said the bodies may have caught In ths brush tangled in tha hols a mile up river from here. Authorities said they would ask tha Wisconsin Public Service Com­ mission In open river dams, thereby lowering Ihe water level to aid In the search for the boys, all sons of families who fled lha Communitl-ruled Ukraine. The boys, II to 14 years old, were swept downstream Tuesday evening when they panicked and let loose a guide ropq while wadlog across tha treacherous river. The boys werr identified as Ihor Lcwytiky of Minneapolis, and George Trytrhan, Oleh Szereincla, Roman Kuriama, Orest Nikoro wyct and Orest Kurylak, all of Chicago. Camp leader Roslydau Bojaowys, II, was leading the boys across the 73 fool-wide river si dusk when he suddenly stepped into a hole and went under. The 19 boys clinging lo the rope panicked and let go. Twelve of the boys, and 14 other* who Jumpad in from the shore lo help, were rescued. Burdick Takes Lead In Hot Race BISMARCK, N. D. (U PI)—Dem­ ocratic Rep. Quentin Burdick not­ ed ahead of Republican Gov. John Davit loday in their down-lo-thawire race for a seat in lha U. g. Senate. Burdock, carrying Democratic Party hopes to establish this tra ­ ditionally Republican North Da­ kota as a a two-party state, forged ia front on new, straggling re ­ turns from rural areas. With all but 2$ of tha slate's 2,118 precincts reporting, Burdick bag U M U votes sad Davis MB,130. Burdick, first Democratic congressman in slate history, thus Bag a MP-vala gurgle. salaried brackets, while an a<MA tional joo.ooo postal employe* would get pay boost* ranging from 8 to 8.2 percent. Eisenhower said thal be wa* convinced a* far aa general pay legislation wa* concerned, that it wa* not required now and ihnuld not be enacted “ until w* can al the same time intelligently mo­ dernize our pay system.” Because this view is not shared by Congress, however, he said ha would be willing, to resolve tha difference, to approve “ a modes! increase reasonable commensu­ rate with the percentage rite ia the consumers' price index tinea the last general pay increase." He called Ihe pay raise an ea> ample of “ fiscal and legislative irresponsibility" and said it would discriminate against certain fed­ eral employe* in tuch a manner that would offend ail thinking Americans." The President said that under the bill federal employes making higher salaries would hava gotten larger pay raisea on a percent­ age basis lhan those whose pres­ ent pay is below com parable levels in private business. “To thus heighten the present distortion would be grossly unfair and highly discriminatory," El­ senhower laid. He laid the measure was “ man­ ifestly unjust" because for soma employes it granted : pay in­ crease of nearly • per cent but for others performing exactly the same work the Increase would ba only about 714 percent. lie rejected flatly the claim that the proposed pay increases were Justified by the rite in the cost of living. He pointed out thal since June 1938, when federal worker* got a 10 percent pay hike, the cost of living ha* advanced only 2.1 percent. Sponsors of the pay raise be­ lieved chances are good that Ihry can muster the two-thirds vole la both (he Senate and House need­ ed In write U into law over hi* objections The measure won House approval originally on a 377-40 \ote and Was passed by lha Renata 63-17, Noise From New Jet Somewhat Lower Than A3D 7 Storms Spread To East Coast. The new ASJ Jet Itombrr expect­ ed at lha Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion by the end of Ihe year won't make quite as much noise as the A3D, Deane Rslne, llrld Service representative of North American Aviation Co. said today. Raina was guest of honor at the Coffee Club meeting this morning and after tha meeting told the Herald that the new bomber gets off lha ground faster than tha A3J making lha sound somewhat lower. Raina told Coffee Clubbers that his company will help In indoctri­ nating crew* at NAS until they become familiar with the program. Other guests at the monthly meeting were Lcdr. Jack Lang­ ford, PIO officer at (lie base who ■aid VAII-Threc Commander Ken Rowell i* in Washington confer­ ring with officials on the A3J. Other guests were Capt. F. 0 . Edwards, and Cdr. C. J. Hlakr. Coffer clubber* also viewed the new storeroom addition at the chamber. Kennedy Won’t Carry South, GOP Leader Says FORT MYERS (UPI) -F lo rid * Republican Chairman G.- Harold Alexander said Wednesday that San. John Kennedy (D-M ati.) wilt not carry Ihe South in hit bid for Ihe Democratic presidential nomi­ nation, despite recent statements by hit supporters. Alexander, who is also GOP Southern state chairman, said Kcmedy could “ kiss the South goodbya" despite statements that he welcomes Southern votes, “ After all," Alexander said, “ we have already heard from the horse himself about where ha will aim hit kick." He said Kennedy “ shows be­ yond a doubt that Southerner* must afilliate themselves with the uarty that is tha most conser­ vative at lha national level, rather than perpetual* in name only tha tradition of the past too years." By United Press Ictcrnollonil Thunderstorms, hu:l and winds up to 63 miles mi hour raged through the central great plains, Midwest and along the Atlantia Seaboard Wednesday nighl. A tornado touched down two miles east of llooncville N. Y-, hut minor damage and no Injuries were reported. Sixty miles an hour winds and torrential downpour* htruck Wordrn, Livingston and Bunker Hill, lit southern Illinois, early today. Of­ ficials reported many trees and wires down and said the w'« It caused heavy damaro to some homes and businesses. Galc-forcc winds accompanied drenching rains through Kcuasi j , northern Missouri and m itra l ami eatlern Kan.as. Hall llm tiro of golf balls pelted St. Francis, Kan, Heavy rains, hail and brilliant lightning bnili-d along tiic Allan ie roast, knirkii g out power and te'ephone line* *1 llowilns Green, Ya, O.hrr showers and t tui.dmhowers were reported from (he north­ ern Rockies tuough tho plains and cm ral .Missitr ppi valley into tha ca< ern Ohio \ alley. I li Firsv Convict Witness In Trial Expected Today JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) - T.a federal g»\ernm r..l was c u p e ­ led to get the first of its coivlct witnesses today in lha tr.al of 14 former Halford State Pris m guards charged with torturing inmates. Ths government introduced tha prison records of 11 convicts Wed­ nesday, including that o( mur­ derer Charles Bashlor. Tb* worst recorded punishment shown on Bashlor't record was reduction to a bread ami water dlel, lots of visiting privileges, and loss al time oil for good behavior. Tb* government contends lha guards subjected convicts to cruel punishment, which included beat­ ing, (hackling them to bar* for long periods, and battaring th e n with atreama of water from lira UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) hoses. —Secretary-General I)ag Hintmarskjold advised loday against any United Nations meeting on lha disarmament queatioa at this tirpa. Hammarktjold took thia position at a n a v i conference held while lha United States and Us allies KATMANDU, Napal (UPI) — disagreed on eoavoking lha U. N. T a l a liny Himalayan soually Disarmament Commission aa an ailed quickly u> bolster Us armad aftermath lo the collapse of the lorcts today in tha lace of Camlu-power talks in Geneva last Mon- muni it C uuioe attacks tram Tibet day. ua istp ilsaa border outposts. Dog Advises Against Meet Nepal Bolsters Defense Force • n �Around The Clock Dedication ceremonies featuring N, Mayor Hernia Sor.ntU of - New Smyrna Beach, a matched race between top Grand National NAS­ CAR drivers here for the Fire­ cracker “ 210" and ten races for the speedy Class A and B Karls Will herald the Friday formal opening of the New Smyrna Kart­ way Road Track. The new one-siath track, design­ ed and built especially for Kart racing la the only ode of its kind in northeast Florida. Paved with asphalt and comprised of both right and left hairpin turns •a d a long sweeping straight•Way, the course should provide a maximum of skill and dexteri­ ty oa the part of Kart drivers and a cleanup thrilling performance -ta the soectators. Mayor Bonnalt will officially •pea the track ia a pre-race dedlcatioa ceremony as the latest addition ta the rapidly expanding recreational program to the area. A feature attraction to the open­ ing might’s celebration will be the jaeteh reee Ulweea the top-Grand National NASCAR drivers Tom fia te e e of Chicago; Larry Frank • I Greenville, S. C.,* Bobby Johns, Miami; Richard Petty Jr., 1M9 will be leaving aarly next wash. A former northern police officer and night watchman was appointed by the Caiaelberry aldermen to begin duties a t the community's second policeman, Gaylord A. Bardeen, previously a night watchman for the Cassel­ berry Realty Co., was employed to serve on the night shift. Lytle Swope, chairman of the hoard, said, “ this will now give our town complete police protec­ tion 24 hours a day." Action on Bardeen's base salary was deferred until the neat meet­ ing in July, Swope added. Jack Wilber, former president of the Seminole Sportsmen's Club has been named vice president of the Fifth District Sportsmen's Assn.------------- ~ -------------- ---— A course for water safety In­ structors has recently been com­ pleted at tha Municipal Pool un­ der the direction of Robert Zubrod, Southeastern Area Water Safety Instructor of the American Red Cross, Tho following have receiv­ ed their certificates as Instruc­ tors: Evelyn Emma Birkenmeycr, Rosemarie Herald, Thomas Ed­ mund Herald, John Joseph Krohne, Ron M. Lady, Harold William Reedy, Raymond Franklin Stroupe, William Edmond Weber and Catha­ rine Lee Giles. Foley; Messick Named Mailmen For Two Areas W. 20th St., is undergoing surgery at Orange Memorial Hospital to­ Richard L. Foley and George day. F. Messick were named Wed­ nesday aa the Casaelberry-North Orlando area'* first mailman, He Got The Mouse Donald WlUsoe, Caaeelberry postSTILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) - m atter said. Foley wiB eover the North Or­ Who ia tha louse who sent Kata the mouse? That's what Stan Katx, lando a r ts and assist Messick is columnist on the Daily O'CoIle- Casselberry. Messick wlH also gian, Oklahoma Stale University servo alt of tho Howetf" Park sec­ newspaper, wanted te know after tion. The besme to house delivery someone sent him a dead moeae in the m a l. The only return ad- w > Mart at approximately fcM a. » . Friday, WiHsoa added. Mrs. J. 0 . Andes flr., ef SOS drees said. Grammar school playground hald a contest featuring baby plcturaa of the children enrolled at the area Tuesday. Judging wat held in two eategories to determina the cutest picture and the most unuusual picture. Prixea of bubble gum were taken home by David White and Patti Prascott in the cutest categories. In (he compe­ tition for most unusual picture, prises were claimed by Bill and Chall Crowell and Cathy Owen. 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VAR fr PACKAGE AIR CONDITIONING AND TV AVAILABLE By Day • Week • Month RE8TAURANT8 ADJOINING — — ■ P er Reeervatieae ■147 CANAL XT. Baal Red e f R lr. 41 Arroaa North Bridge �15* iN t t f e r l tfrratH T hurs. June 80, ’80—Page 8 2 Negroes Assigned Rockefeller Looking Like General Without Army At Governor's Meet Unusual Animals Highlight City To White Schools Summer Recreation Program Show By Dade Board Wednesday, o ier 75 different second, Alice Hamn; Largest pci* «cre entered in a pet parade Dressed Pet—first, Sharon Woods. at the Pineerest playground in Best trained Pet—first, Pat Clovis; conneetion with the Sanford Reercation Department'* Summer second, Janet Lewis. Pet With Largest Tail—first, David Dearprogram. Pets ranged from the smallest Diane' Dearolph. Pet with longest flea to the largest collie dog. | ears — first Linda Gallatin; sec­ Parents of the children acted as ond, Judy Klinefelter; third, Janet judges for the \arious assortments of pets. Pels were classified in Lawia; Largest pet — David Richarde, first; Christ Woods, second. o\er 20 categories. First, second and third place , Smallest Pet — Kenneth Von Her%ihbnns were given in each cate­ I hulis; second, Marilyn Von Hcrbugory. The ribbons were awarded to Us; third, Kerry Gonzales, Cutest —first, Reed Stutsman; second, the following children; Pedigreed dogs—largest — first, ! Kathy Todd; third, Mike Pitzie; Paula Sheppard; second, Janet fourth, Marlene Donls; fifth, Jack i Hamn. All of these won blue rib­ Lewis; third Genny Klinefelter. Smallest; first, Theresa Parrish; bons. Winners In the pet parade at second, Martita Ralston; Cutest; first, Martita Ralston; aecond, jwillthliH* worn • \fnat Ifnitiiml (Jenny Klinefelter. Most Reautiful; first, Gcnny Klinefelter; second, gfanet Lewis. w Non-pedigreed d o g s—L arg estfirst, Lisa Phillips. S m allestfirst, Hayes Royd; second, Ken­ neth Alford. Cutest—first. A1 Sekitip: second, Da\ld Richardc; third, Hayes Boyd. Most Beautiful —Pat Clovis; second, Bonnie Lip_aey; third Kenny Alford. Pets In general—Smallest Dress­ ed Pet—first, Reed Stutsman; Danny Reagan, ducks; Francis Ganglcman, ducks, largest Pet, Larry and Billy Gallitan, rabbits, and Danny Reagan, ducks. Smallest pet, Steve Androskl, Guppies, and Luanne Gangleman, goldfish. Longest Tail, Johnny Hinton, gold fish. Shortest Tail, Frank Dukes, turtle; and Ellen Betts, Longest Ears, Larry and Billy Gal­ litan. rabbit; and Billy lamgwell, rabbit. Pedigreed Dogs—Tom Aus­ tin. Carolyn McGough and Ross Smith, most beautiful. Non Pedi­ greed Dogs—Jam es Shoemaker, David Williamson, most beautiful. Rest Trainrd; James Glenn. Cats —Margie Goodspeed, Cindy Brown, Peter Kelly; cutest birds. Geri Warnkc, Bruce Thomas and Na- 1 nilentl-l exalt Turkey Dinner ' m srJ One day last week, while opera l• ing from the deck of the carrier Franklin I). Roosevelt off the coast of Italy, Lcdr. B. B. Brown of Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven became the first pilot to make 200 *A3D landings on the same carrier. v Three weeks earlier he had set the stage for this fine achieve­ ment by becoming the first pilot in VAH-lt to make 300 arrested landings in the A3I). With todays hard fast carrier operations, becoming a "CenturIan” (making 100 carrier land­ ings) is more or less a common event among carrier pilots. But to become a “Centurian" twice m^board the same carrier in the DISCUSSING PLANS FOR the Fourth of July parade ^aam e type aircraft la considered and bazaar to ba held a t the DeBary Pinza from 4 to quite an achievement. ' Lcdr. Brown entered the Navy10 p. m., are left, Mra. C.Imiyn Smith, co-chnirmnn of the in 1943 and attended the U.S. parade comm ittee and Mr*. Gloria Accardi, chairman. Naval Academy from June of (Herald Photo) that year until June of 1948. While there he lettered In foot­ ball and boaing. Shortly after leaving the Academy, he was assigned to the CSS Princeton CV-37. .Lcdr. Brown reported to VAH-11 Win January of 1959 and was with the squadron for it's deployment aboard the Roosevelt last year. He previously served with VAH-3 and is currently on hia third tour Junior and senior Ufa savin* of the Reereatlon Department is the Mediterranean aboard the rout sts are being offered at the and the American Red Cron, pro­ Boosevelt. Municipal Pool under the auspices vided there are a sufficient num­ ber of registrants to justify the activity. Regiitrationa are being made at both the pool and tha Recrea­ tion Department office. Tenta­ tive starting date for classes ta July 6. In order to lake tha Junior Life Saving Course, the applicant must be at least 12 years of age and n»t over 13 and a student from the 7th to loth grade In school, and in sound physical condition. To qualify for the aeninr life saving course, re­ gistrants must have pissed their 16th birthday. For both Junior and Senior courses, applicants must possess enough swimming ability to pass the required rligibity test* indi­ cated in the roursei outlined. Junior, Senior Life Saving Courses Being Offered At Pool Voting Rights Trial In 4th Day LCDR. B. B. BROWN, left, la congratulated by hi* com­ manding officer, Cdr. C. O. Dnnnaud III, a fte r making hia 200th A3D landing aboard the carrier Franklin D. R oosevelt. U.S. Planning Spectacular Tests sile* streaking across the Pacific from Vandenberg Air Force Rase, Calif., at speeds aproaching IS,000 milea an hour. la announcing the long-awaited decision late Wednesday, the De­ fense Department refused on se­ curity grounds to aay when it would pit the Air Force and Army m iiiilei against each other. But 19*1 or 1962 waa considered a good estimate. Double Sculls Court Upholds Western Union Ruling On Tax TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Supreme Court declared Wednes­ day the ttata could collect gross receipts tax on Western Union only on the firm'* lines wilhln Ihe state. The suit questioned the state's method of collecting tile lax on message* between Florida points. Such messages are r e l a y e d through Atlanta. Hie high court upheld Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor’s ruling In re­ gard to the tax on Western Union linage. It lent Ihe case back in the lower court, however, with Ihe provision that both the stale and company could offer aiucmiuienta or further evidence. The court held Western Union failed in prove Ihe stale had taxed its linei outside the stale. “ From all that apprars," said Ihe court, "Ihe rale is based on the airline distance between Flor­ ida points, and the Georgia Ilm.gr contributes nothing In the way of producing the Florida gross re­ ceipt*." N e w In s t r u c t o r S e t For C la s s e s Eugene White, an Ohio painter, will take over as instructor of ihe Florida Federation of Art aummer classes held in Dcllary starting July 11. A former student of the Ringling School of Art, Fl. Wayne, Ind., Whila has received painting awards in art shows held in Bra- i denlot^ Sarasota, Ft. Lauderdale, Toledo and Columbus, Ohio. He will remain at the school for three week* specializing in oils, still life, landscapes and portrails. PRESTIGE The prescripttoa yoe brag ta our Rexail pharmacist a handled is carefully as a jeweler handles a superlative gem. For it actu­ ally is youf health - your most precious jewel-which you are entrusting to m. The exacting standards of bss profession require feet a phar­ macist ba unfailingly accurate. 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Tha government has attempted to prove a "pattern or practice of racial discrimination” against Negro voter applicants by regis­ trar* of the South Georgia coun­ tyCounsel for the defense has vir­ tually conceded the fact th at ra ­ cial discrimination hat been prac­ ticed in the county, but It has argued that condition* are now improved. The civil rights division of th* Justice Department has argued that Negroes are still, in effect, denied the right to vote, and that a federal refsrte is needed in the rounty to permit them to register in accordance with Georgia law. The trial has brought tome startling testimony, including statements b/ two witnesses with masters' degree* from New York University that they were pro­ hibited from registering because they were "illiterate." Later white witnesses told Judge William A. Bootle, who it hearing tha case without a jury, they were permitted to take tha test In a group; tha tactions of the Georgia or U. 8. Consituiion which they copied warn easier than those given to Negroes, and that in soma rases they ware al­ lowed to ropy tha Constitution aections, rather than writa from dictation. I PRECIOUS — NEW YORK (UPI)— Only four combinations will compete in the double sculls Juring the Olympic rowing trials on Lake Onondaga at Syracuse, N. Y.. July 9, it was announced today by the U. S. Olympic Committee. The co­ favorites are John B. Kelly Jr. and William J. Knerhl of tha Philadelphia Vesper Boat Club and Bernard Costello and Jame* Gardiner af the Detroit Boat Club. Wadi Fountain Specials Record Of V A H - lf Pilot Hard To Beat WASHINGTON (IJPI) — The United States la preparing a aer­ ies of spectacular rocket teats in the Pacific which will give the Army a chance to prove ita claim J ^ t h a t missiles can shoot down milH a ile s . The testa may have a major bearing on whether the Army's Zeua an'l-miisile goes into large production a t a weapon lor de­ fending U. S. cities against So­ viet intercontinental ballistic mis­ siles in the mid-1960s. A Zeua sys­ tem deployed throughout the Unitrd States could cost up to $13 billion. No other such defense weapon * “ ii presently under development in the free world, but the Army has je t to convince Defense Depart­ ment and While House scientists that the Zeua is the right answer. In the coming testa, Zeua ml*alles will be fired from Kawajalein island in an effort to knock down A'.laa tnlcreonUnenul mis­ GLACIER TARK, Mont. (UP1) The issue had become blurred by. campaign if he finds the platform the Democratic National Cotiven—Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller'* ] the time the vot# came, however, unacceptable, i tion. war w-ith the Eisenhower admin­ HI* campaign failed to budge "Opposition to Kennedy hat eolistration and a victory spirit gen- cate direct GOP support fur the other Republican governors from lapsed,” commented Gor, MU crated by pro-Kennedy Democrat* New- York governor. their belief that Nixon would be chael V. DiSalle of Ohio, who** dropped on the rival parties today Rockefeller did more than his nominated for the White House, reaction was shared hy soma but By United Press Intrrnstionsl ns political fallout from the an- share to enable the Republicans j Among the more numerous The Dude County Miami School nual governors' conference. to compete with the Democrat* ' Democratic governors, there were not all Democrats. Ron id assigned tsvo Negro sitter* Rockefeller, who ha* been in the political sideshow* which no new declaration* In suppoit of Wednesday to white schools for throwing challenges at President are normal at governor*' eonfer- any of the presidential cuntendthe fall term but turned down np- Eisenhower and Vice President j ences. »r*. Rut supporters of Sen. John Trio Formed plications of 12 other Negro rhil- Richard M. Nixon for three weeks,| He repeatedly asserted his. F. Kennedy of Massachusetts HOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Conni* dirn who wanted to attend white stepped up his attack during the right to spenk out on national is- mnintnined a Spirit of confidence Stevens ami Diane MrBain, two schools. conference which adjourned here sues, despite any disagreement unmatched by backers of his of Warner Brothers' moat promis­ The hoard assigned Rosetta Wednesday. Rut ha still looked with the administration, anil rival*. ing young contract actresses, hav# Pearson to North Miami Reach like a general without an army, promised to keep talking in an Anti-Kennedy Democrat* were been assigned to reading roles la Junior High and assigned her sis­ He did have the tuppint of five effort to influence the GOP plat- upset even more Wednesday by the picture "P arrish." ter, Barbara. to Fulford elemen­ other Republican governors lining form to he adopted at the nation- the unexplained announcment that With Sharon Hugucny, Miss Stevtary school. Tsvo other schools in former President Truman, most cn* and Mis* MrBain will com' up w i t h llbcial Democrats ai convention at Chicago next the county svere desegregated Inst Wednesday to rebuff the admin- month. He reaffirmed his Krpuh- prominent supporter of Sen. prise a trio competing for tha afyear. I istration on the politically hot is -1 lican loyalty hut kept the door Farris Bryant, the Democratic sue of medical cure for the aged, open a crack to sit out the I960 Stuart Symington of Missouri, I frcliona of Troy Donahua, who had withdrawn as a delegate t o ! tiara in the title role. i nominee for governor of Florida who campaigqrd on a segregation program, svas out of the state when the action came. At Knoxville, Tenn., leaders of a Negro drive to integrate the lunch counters of drug, dime and regkter I department stores, said their pro­ tests will continue despite vlom row lence Wednesday and an Injunc­ tion obtained by one drugstore. Dr. Merrill Proudfoot, a white can vet a | minister who tenches religion and philosophy- at Knoxville College for Negroes, wan attarked bywhite youths when he joined n Negro sitdown protest. Proudfoot said his assailants poured a soft drink over him and "another hit me hard across the face with the back of hi* hand.” Mrs. Dorothy McNabb, 2I>, and her 12-day-old daughter wera hit hy a salt thnkrr thrown by a M W /il white youth at a Negro. Police arrested Jimmy Taylor, 22. and charged him with disorderly con­ All Trimmlnga duct. At Rock Hill, S. C., an all-white Jury found an invalid Negro ministrr guilty of trespassing for try­ • ing to obtain servire at a white lunch counter. City Recorder B. D. Hayes sentenced the Rev. C. A. Ivory to a *100 fine or 30 Firth • Shrim p • Oyster* days In jail, and Ivory filed no. tic* of an appeal. 1 '* �~trm— T H W THE 6T1LT6 COULDN’T / By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: How come there are all kind* of lawa to protect «uch dirty, rotten .th in fs as dogs? I t looks to me like dogs r have more rig h ts than people. J u s t le t me •' do all th e things dogs do and I’d be in jell. W hy is a dog’s life w orth any more th a n a skunk’s or a wolf’s o r a fox’s ? A dog should be treated like any other anim al th a t does damage and goes where It doesn’t belong. I think a m an should 'i have the rig h t to protect his own property ag ain st a dog if he has to take down his gun and s ta r t shooting. DOG HATER DEAR DOG HATER: W hoever heard o f a skunk, a wolf or a fox saving a life? Or leading th e blind? Or protecting a child? Or guarding a home? O r bringing com fort, affection and companionship to a m aste r? B etter leave your gun where it is, m y friend. * . • 0 0 DEAR ABBY: I've been m arried for . th re e m onths, to a man who can do every* th in g I can do—but he can do it better and In h a lf th e time. He's a much better .. cdok than I am. He loves to w arh and iron. - And his baking could take a prise. He was r th e eldest of 12 children and his m other was a widowed invalid, which accounts for •it. I hate housework, but I love business. ; I had six girls and two men in my depart* m ent before I quit my Job to g et m arried. (My husband was one of the men in my • d epartm ent; m y salary alm ost doubled hia.> • . Abby, would people think we were out o f our minds if I went back to work and m y husband quit his Job to keep house? My boss keeps calling me. My husband nayn he would like the arrangem ent if It weren’t for w hat people would imy. W e’d MARY AND MOREY like your opinion DEAR M. and M.: All a m arriage needs to succeed is two people whose com. mon objectives is m aking each other happy. D on't w orry about w hat "people say." Do as you please. • • THURSDAY P . M. •its <•) W M llir-S iti-liw U # (») H l s h w . y DEAR ABBY:. I was employed by a well-known firm .fo r 21 years. I, achieved a fine position and excellent pay. Being a single woman I was frequently invited to dinners and theaters by some traveling business associates. E verything was aboveboard, and I never saw the inside of a hotel room. Imagine my h orror when I was called as a witness In a divorce case! I had had about 12 dates with this m arried man over a period of two years. They could find nothing immoral in our relationshin, b ut the questions put to me were hum ili­ ating and insulting. I’ll never get over it. My firm "suggested" I resign, which I did gladly, as I couldn’t fnce my co-work­ ers a fte r all th a t n asty publicity. Maybe printing this le tte r will put the brakes on some unsuspecting girl, who dates m arried business acquaintances. I wish I had had such a warning. SILLY SALLY * • • i l l (2) a p a rt* t i l t (2) W aithtr (t) Ctntr*! ri*. Nava • :4t ID Waathar <2» SUrkala • lit ID iluotlun ■*• ri.b ia e It) Jo h n Oalr (2) IIuntl»r-Urlnkl»y Tltt (2) Adv. Jim Bowl* It) HUnlay Bra*. Mual* Tilt It) Naw — Ooucl** Edwl Tltt 12) Coruntdo t ID U ck Op It) Klava Canyon lif t 12) Hal Maatarana It) Dotty Hutton It) Donna llaad l i l t It) n*al McCoy* It) rroduear't Chalet It) Interpol Calling t ltt (2) fUchrlor Pithar It) Jrannla Caroon Iho It) He* Hunt t l t t It) Markham 12) Krnl* Kurd It) Tb* Untouchable* 10:00 it) Phil Sllvart Special 12) Uroucho M an l tilt 12) Bishop Sh**n It) Taka A flood Look 11 lit 12) (I) (9) Now* llttS (t)(t) Morla 11:11 (I) Jack Paar » CONFIDENTIAL TO "WAITING TO GET EV EN ": Revenge is like biting a dog back because the dog b it you. And it makes about as much sense. Forget it. • • FatrM t i l t (•) Atlantia W talhtr t i l l (t) Honaymaoaar* (1) ttawa FRIDAY A. M. 1:11 Ti*« T:20 7:2v 2:21 7:H 1:00 Sill S:U lilt • "W hat's your problem ?" W rite to Abby in care of this paper. F or a personal reply, enclose a stam ped, self-addressed envelope. 1.10 till tlill You Can Improve 11:11 H ill U ill Look Of Hands 12) Nswi it) Today—Dav# Oarra IS) Waathar - Ntw. ID Wak* Up Movlta (D Carlcioaa ID N*«* (I) Mewe (S) Captain Ktntar** It) Ntws (9) Morning Thaatr* ID Rompar Room ID Kartoon Kapar* ll) Ding Dong Hchoo) (I) Now—latarvlawa ID Dough R* Ml ID Hod Row* Shaw ID'MovI* at Tan (I) On Th* do (2) Play Tour Munch (2) Price U Right HI ConcantrallVa ID V T H T H O R N T O N M c L E O O ''D ear Edyth; handa, and by that I mean do not lift or carry weights which strain the muscles. Wear long gloves aad intareiting cuff bracelets. Keep your aalla very well groomed and always use hand lotion. "1 have a very pale blue wool This ll an unfortunate condi- dreas, which la quite lovely, but Hen, but gaining soma weight will no matching accessories. I limply cannot afford th en . My acceaeortea a r t all black and I have one im ill hat ehaped like a black roee which is nice.—Helen." • "The muscles In my hands show at plainly glace I have been ill «a4 lost a grant deal of weight, t think this makea ma look aa£ i \ la there any help?—Mrs. By VERNON BOOTY HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Nelson Eddy c a n # thrashing out of tha musical wood! Thursday to de­ fend hla eld ataadby—"Short'aln' .Bread.", Eddy, who haa milked more Mileage out of ahortalag broad than El via haa from hla nervous vli, Jumped into a fray over doughy bread after ha had 'received a report that It wai ■ | * I U s BDU n i l f U H Bllb w m K W I U U f , • worthless. just barely managing to escape ' An eager preaa agent, hoping biting hla tongue which was art­ te boost interest and aalea of fully tucked In hla cheek. •hortning bread, aislgne'd a Uni"An outrage," Nelson ex' varsity of Southern California claimed. - professor of biochemistry and nu"Thry'ro s e l l i n g abort’nln' •'tritlon to investigate the benefl. bread short. It'a things like this ' t i l l qualities el the eld American that will make the South rise comestible. •gain. And 1 don't blame ’em. - But the profeasor, Lucein A. "Tbe profeasor missed tbe Bevotta, came up with a nags- point Short'nln’ broad lan't sup­ -live report, saying It was low in posed to bo nutritious. It'a a psy­ thlsmlne, riboflavin and niacin. chological thing, It haa boon an Influence In thla country for years. Mammy's little bablei lova short'nln’ bread, and happy ba­ bies grow up to become happy cltltens." Eddy waa rea trained from breaking late • rendition of the song. On hi* nightclub tour Nolaen makea "abort'aia’ bread" the high point of bis appearances. "I've never recanted tbe Jokee •bout me aad the song," ho laughed. "Nobody atoms to bold It against ma. "1 first aang H back la 18*. but It didn’t become s national Joke until ISM when I was on the Edgar Bergen ah aw aad Charlie McCarthy, e« bearing I was going to alag 'Short’nln’ Bread.' cried, 'Oh, not that.' Hla remark atarted a laud that laated far S Wear the black, is it la quite sm art with pale blue. Do try for matching glove* and wear pearls if you bava no blue jewelry. Oh, yea, try a little matching blue eye shadow, even If you wear eye­ glasses. "Do you consider steam baths bad for a heart patient? My moth­ er la anxious to try th sm .-S . A." If your mothar la awara of her heart condition you must have a doctor, so ask. him about the •team baths. I would not advlsa them, but your doctor will know her exact condition and whether aba can take tha baths. "Plaasa tell me about acceiaorlea for '• soft tone of lavender taffeta. The dresa has no trim ­ ming. 1 will wear It to attend a big hotel dinner. I have white hair and wear a alio 18 dress. I have not gotten anything to wear with the dress.—M. T. 1 would suggest matching accaaaortas. You can go "all out" and have a lavender rinse oa your hair aad wear Uvaader costume pearl*. Also have your shoes dyed to match. Dila will ba very lovaly. 11:11 (t) Truth ar Coast«u*a**e (D Lav* t l Lira ID Haul*** Qua 11:1* (t) It OealC Bo Tte \W B iT r\eW o ! » X tm*ntw It :«* (•) Outline Light lit* (D Dual* (I) (lama of Comedy (1) About r*c*a 1:11 (2) Mr. Jk Mr*. Narth (D A* Th* World Turae ID Kan Fraaelaeo Boat 1:1* (I) Quaan fo r A Dav (D Full Orel* III Dav In Court l i t t (2) Loratta Young Bhaw ID Houae Part? (D dal* Btara 1:11 (I) Young Dr. Malta* tl) Mtlllonalrn . . . , m l l l f t a .T t S .’T U . til l . 1:11 t:tt • ill wild dialogue and off-beat sight gigs. Aiding Blue were Barbara Heller aad Ruth McDevitt. both A eerie* of new "Richard Dia­ mond" episodes moved into NBCTV's aummer achtdula Tuesday night. lb * private eye-opener, a story about a band of bootleggara, waa NBC In which hla guest will ba Jason Evsrs, star of the new Weatem aeries. "W rangler," which fllla Ford’* epot for th# aummer. The Phil Silvers special on CBS from 10 to 11 i* called "Summer In New York." I’hll takes guest stars Carol Lawrtnra and Carol Haney on a summtr’a day tour of Madison Avenue, pointing out th a t plane for next ■eason'a TV programs ar* at their height. Thle leads Into tha comadian'a explanation of how hla old asrlaa about Sergeant Bllko cam* te be created. Help­ ing him act out thyt Wt will be coma of the regulara from the Bllko platoon. On U. S. ROYAL THEY NEVER CHANGE Some letters, and a telegram, from fans of CBS-TV's daytime show, "On The Go," remind me that Jack Llnkletter's videotape truck is being detoured off' the airwaves after July I. I am urged to protest. Okay. I protest Remember last year when "Tbe Sam Levenson Show" was gsttlng the axel Letters. Col. umns. Phone calls. But still, the re-run mortis of "Dscember B r i d e " set in. ("December Bride," Incidentally, is thriving, it’s adding n nighttime re run next month.) "On the Go" often presented stimulating, adventurous TV fare. H u t, of course, appears to be its big handicap. A game show, with prises for the lucky players, is replacing "On the Go," making this episode another backward sltp for TV. Yes, if you fetl strongly about this, write those lettera to tbe By DICK WEST network. Right sow, one cost ac­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Back countant'# word Marne to be worth 10,000 angry letters. But, in the long ago, when' the world who knows, maybe this will and I. were young, Maggie, it change U enough votces for more used to amuse me to tell people enlightened programing are heard. who inquired about my occupa­ tion that I was aa "apprentice pundit." The N ext Voice . • . HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — What *At tbe time, I regarded this a* kind of a sound did n tyrannosau­ a deucedly clever rejoinder; ju it rus make? For Jack H. Harris' tbe tort of thing that would be "DiDosaunta' film release, they're quoted in all the beat drawing giving tbe monster a voice by com­ rooms and get me invited to bining tbe icratch of sandpaper, Perie M eita’s for tea and reparthe roaf of a Jet aircraft and e crying baby. 4. Tomato 84. Chinee* 1<Frigid 0. Bubal dee .ifM-tyi: :jn ” r;i=) Mi«:ir.y;a I'dldWflKJ HrJMTKH UKWJ I'jr.v* I4.V.U la u r 1 t l- . art i *II i i m ; ill'-Vie : i» i :. m= l at ' l l. -K* w,(2) »H uW rt:% «. Comedy Playhaua* <D (D (I) (D (2) (t) (D i •iu ;:w d i* n : u n t-IUUidlr MiKI-id; Drlghtar Dar . Amarloan BaataUBg Htcrat Btona Bda* cl Rleal Adventur* Trim* Mart* Tlirt* Stoofia ( I ) .l-opay* riay h au sa i» r 1:11 (D Min Tln.TI* (D Roy Rogars Even Apes Need Some Affection % 8 j§ z_z fir This was the report of Dr. Harry P. llarlow of tbe Univer­ sity of Wisconsin to the Florida Psychological Association here. Harlow said young apes demonstrata a definite need for ceroesee. He said in tbe aba*nee of their mother they wilt develop affection for inanimate objects such aa a doll, or even n stick. Tha monkey deprived of a mothar or a substitute later finds great difficulty in adjusting to th* society of fellow apes. Physi­ cal contact with tha mother may be more important than any ether factor In the epe'a adjustment to eociaty, Harlow said. V z 58 f t «r ** 82 z T w 2 T z * W //M H V ui mm All newspapermen, 1 suppose, secretly think of themselves as potential pundit*. Wa fancy that if we could get free of the fet­ ters of facta, we could write pen­ etrating analyses that would toon act the world straight again. • In the old days, I could Jbke about being an "apprentice pun­ dit," but aa tbe years wore on I found it less and lets amusing. 1 finally abandoned It with on* last hollow laugh. 1 mean, it gradually became clear that 1 was in danger of re ­ maining in tha apprentice clasa forever. Political c a m p a i g n s came and went without anyone asking ma for a penetrating anal­ ysis. It waa beginning to look Uka the inscription of my tombstone might read: "No pundit, he." But now, by a atroke of luck, I have fallen Into ponesaion of some documents that may sav* the day and enable me to win my letter as n journeyman pun- m COOL COMFORT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Gobi Wamboo, picturesque Kikuyu pollceman, riddled his way into a minor role in “T artan the Magniflcent, Wamboo arrived a t tha location lnslta In Africa wearing a long-furred a p e , akin over khaki trousera and Jacket. His headdressincluded feathers two feet high. He carried a one-string fiddle made from n gourd and atarted to entertain tha cast with nativa songs. Producer By Welntraub promptly put Wamboo late tha picture as "native color." PHONB FA 1-1318 TODAY THRU HAT, S GIANT HU'S NO. 1 BY POPULAR DEMAND DUFFY’S PRESENTS Jimmy and tin Fabulous SULLIVAN EVtry WED*, FRL end SAT. Nights ' ItM P. M. to 1:M A, M. dit, if not, I'll check hi my euMg and leave the field clear to Wal­ ter Lippmsnn. I have here two pieces of cam­ paign literature which, as I aee it, may have an important bear­ ing on tha forthcoming Democrat­ ic National Convention. The literature waa mailed out by Sen. John F. Kennedy's presldentist campaign h eadquarters^ and by ■ committee promoting Sen. Henry M. Jackson (DWash.) for the vice presidential nomination. One was postmarked in Wash­ ington, D.C., and th* other in Se­ attle, Waih. Both were received by a reporter named Tom Ellis(on. Anri tthat h a t would w ould appear a n n e a r tto o 'h ton. And 'hoe their only connection. But let us atk ourselves this question; If Kennedy wins th* presidential nomination, who will' be his choice for a running math? And then let us examine the envalopcs in which the literature was mailed. For some time, Elllaton has been getting mail from tha Ken­ nedy headquarters which ad­ dresses him a t "Elligton." And now tbe mail he is receiving from the Jackson committee alia is addressed to "ElUgson." Do you catch the significance of that? Aa I penetratlngly anal­ yse It, the Identical milspelling mean* that Jackson has been giv­ en accesa to Kennedy's mailing list. And what doca this portend? Well, air, I’U let you draw your own conclusions. We pundits don't like to be too obvious. Fiddles Into Film z " wU 58 w w ft■ ■ % 88 SAFETY 8 FIRST LINE, ORIGINAL .EQUIPMENT, BECONDB ee TAKE-OFFS. 1z REGULAR M IC M ON WHDNHSDAY MIGHTS Don’t forget to taka along the exciting interplanetary ad­ venture* of FLASH CORDON . animal ttS K iU B l- Tirex Tubeless Tires US HOYAL the comedian. It's ' • gimmick, 1 suppose, but if . they're really looking for a different approach, I'd suggest they run English sub­ titles while Diamond speaks. CRO SSW O RD MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — A maladjusted spa U net Juat np to monkey bualneaa, ha probably Ernie Ford takas off for n va­ didn't gat enough affection from cation after hla 8:80 stint on hla mothar. from REGULAR SALE PRICE ORNER By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (if PI)—While I’m Mill trying L> figure eut what "Ben Blue's Brother" was all about, I know it had many funny bits and mad# for a diverting, Imaginative, "way-out thalf-hour. Tuesday nigbt'e filmed show launched CBS-TV's " C o m e d y Spot," which replaces Rtd Skel­ ton this summer. Each week, a different comsdy pilot film will » Soffit IUM NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 DOUBLE FEATURE �tttnr*. June 3®, '60—Pajre I U fr •■nTorl fin ll Christy Beaulieu Mrs. Beasley Named Celebrates President * Fourth Birthday Of Oviedo W. M. U I.ltllf Mist Christy Beaulieu waa honored recently with a party celehraiing her fourth birthday. The feitivitie* were held at the home of her parenti, Mr. and Mr*. C. J . Beaulieu, 1221 Watt Second Street. The young ladies arrived in par* ty drese* and young men in their Sunday beat, all ready for Iota of fun. The rutting of the attractive cake and opening the gift* wa* an exciting time for the young* ater*. Punch and candy waa serv­ ed with the cake. Mrs. Betty Andes asisted Mr*. Itoaulieu supervise the game* and serve the refreshments. Guests present were Patty Pee­ ler, Douglas Brissey, Linda Hen­ derson, Carol Ann Derter, Mrs. Jenny Bowling and sons, Ricky and Rocky. Mrs. Joe I. Rentier has heen elected president of the WMU of the First Baptist Church in Oviedo. She was named to fill the vacancy created when Mrs. Anderson re­ signed. Mrs. Rraslcy, teaches in Orlan­ do, is an active member of the Oviedo church and has served as president of the organization be­ fore. The executive board met Mon­ day evening. Due to the regular meeting date of the circles coin­ ciding with July 4th, It was decid* rd (<■ postpone circle meetings un­ til July 11. SaJvdsut Oviedo Resident S a b Enjoying Vacation Penny Brooks And Jill Went. (Herald Photo) Birthday Party A n d Dance Surprises Buddy Lawson Ruddy Law sun w as guvsv of honor, recently, at a surprise birth­ day party at his home, 124 Country Club Drive. His mother. Mrs. Marian l.aw>on arranged the sur­ prise, asisted by Mrs. Lee Fallon. • Mrs. Willi* Jones and some friends invited Ruddy to spend the afternoon at thr beach, the day of the party, and when they ar­ rived home about • p. ni. a large group of friends met them at the door singing "Happy Birthday.' He received many nice gif's and an evening of dancing was enjoyed by those present. Guest* Included Tommy Crow, Fenny Brook* Ann Mahan, Myra Meeks, Donald Me- Annual Project Adopted By Circle In an impresive candlelight ini­ tiation ceremony, Tuesday night, Mrs. Gerald Behrens was received into the membership w! the Anna Miller Circle. The group met at tin- Elks Club for the monthly bu muss and social session. During the business meeting, pr.u.drd over by the new presidon. Mrs. Wade Snyder, members 0 vo.cd unanimously to adopt the March uf Dimes drive as their an­ nual project. By accepting this responsibility it will be Die duty o( the circle to be in charge of: 1— Sanford and the immediate area for the Moth­ er's Mai dill 2 — All load blocks; J —work with those in charge of thr teenage prugram to raise mon­ ey for the local chapter of the National Foundation; 4 — Distribute % March of Dimes canteens throughoili Sanlord and the immediate area and 5 — to sponsor fund raising activities to help support the local cliaplcr of the national foundation. Ti'c women of the Anna Miller Circle fell that this community project is in keeping with their dedication to crippled children. Mrs. Snyder will appoint a chairman at a later date, w Circle members received an in illation In attend a chapter lead­ ership conicrcnrc at the Cherry Fiaza in Orlando. The purpose oi the meeting is to lirlp familiarize Workers with the patient aid pro­ gram of the national foiindalon. Those planning to altrnd are Mr*. Snyder, Mrs. Charlr* Gross, fisUL&Diudi Mrs. George Mi l all lias return­ ed from a vacation in Welaka, Fla. While there, she attended a family rcuniun and enjoyed a five day fishing trip on Lake George. Flora Boss left yesterday, by plane, for a two week vacation in Washington, D. C., New York and North Carolina. Mrs. J. K. Hoolchan Jr., Mrs. Robert Zitlrowcr, Mrs. Irene Kent and Mrs. Edward G. Cox. Refreshment* were served to those present, Mrs. Snyder, Mr*. Kent, Mrs. Zittrowcr, Mrs. iloolehan, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Jam es Blankenship, Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Mrs. M. Moses, Mrs. lloy C'liorpening, Mrs. William Kline­ felter, Mrs. W. J. Clarke, Mrs. H. F. Hair, Mrs. E. J. Mnughlon Jr., Mrs. Harry Adair, Mrs. Clayton Smith and Mrs. Russell Spencer. Church Calendar THURSDAY Royal Ambassadors meet at the First Baptist Church for a meeting al 7 p. m. Elders and Deacons meeting of the First Presbyterian Church meets al 7:30 p. m. Covered dish supper at the Con grcgational Christian Church, serv­ ed al 6:30 p. m. sponsored by the church choir. Kong service will fol­ low at 7:30 p. m. All members and friends of the church invited. WEDDING BLISS? Wedding* arc turning into three-ring affairs, a Jeweler re­ ports. Henry I., Lambert said that one of every five couple* now orders a gold band for hint, nna fur her, and the third, an elaborate hand to be used by her on dress occa­ sions, usually studded with pre­ cious stones. In India years ago, the bride's right wrist was tied to the bride­ groom’s left wrist during the mar­ riage ceremony. This was the ori­ gin of the saying — "tying tha knot." Murray, Marilyn Hunt, Judy Lav­ ender. Jill West, Tommy Brooks, Rrenda«Brown, Rex Creamer, Unda Rubson, Joy Duggar, Chuck Ugden, Barbara Smith. April Ramey, Robert Murray, K. W. Landers, Butch Riser, Berry Barks, Sue Carl, Barbara Willi­ ford, Maureen Firestone, Billy Higgins, Henery Finch, Frank Noell, Mary Scott, Eddie Kosky, Carl (Oizzy) Smith, Jimmy T o u h y , Kenny Tyre, Stevey Lawson and tha honoree. Mrs. Ruth Bacon of Oviedo left Sunday with her son for Jackson­ ville. After spending a few days there, she plans to go to Atlanta, Ga., for a visit with relatives and friends in the area. Her next stop will be a visit with her daughter and son in law in In­ diana. Accompanied by her child­ ren in Indiana, the group plans a vacation in Chicago, 111., visitting points of interest in that area. Lake Mary Personals BY FRANCES WESTER Billy Sheaffrr, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheaffrr, of Lake Mary, is spending his summer vacation with Dr. and Mrs. David Messen­ ger in Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. William Bell of Lake Mary. Tatty Bell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Bell of Lake Mary, Fatty and little daughter Kathy spent two months at thr home of her parent* her* recently. Rebekah Assembly President Ninety members and guests at­ tended the banquet and official vis­ it of the president of the Rebekah Assembly of Florida, Mrs. Hugh I-ee Mirk, In Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 4.1. Other distinguished guests intro dured were, Lorien lleits, grand high priestess of the LEA; Dr. John lleilz, past grand master of F l o r i d a Ralph Mirhrls, past g r a n d master of Washington, D. C.; Fannie Spink and Thelma Rolls, past presidents of Florida; Flora Michels, past president pf Washington, D. L\; Jennie I'hillips, What’s Madras color hearer and llricn Hells, as­ sistant color licarer of Florida assembly; Pearl Godwin, district deput) president of district 10 and Edna McDonald, past deputy of the LEA. Twenty seven noble grands, past noble grands and virr grands were introduced and visitors were pres­ ent from l.ong Island, N. Y., Ma­ rietta, Ga., Stamford, Conn, and Jacksonville, DeLand. Kissimmee and Orlando. The hall was decorated with the president's colors, pink, green, blue and silver and her flowers, Oviedo Is The Question Personals Of The Season Home Demonstration Agent Confusion mounts as m adrai, madras-look, madras-style, India* type-madras and India a-madrascoloring describe "hot'' fashion fabrics. T he-tcrm i refer to cur­ rently popular indistincl checks and plaids. Tilt colors arc usually tones of blue, olive, bronze, red and brown blending together into a soft muted look. Madras it a hand loumrd cotton cloth from Maras, India. Thr de­ scriptive terms, such as madras style and India-type-madras, iden­ tify American-made fabrics de­ signed to look like the imported madras. Madras has hern used for year* in higher priced sportswear. Thia year it has moved to popularpriced garments. Because Indian weavers can't meet the demand with the original hand-loomed fab­ rics, American manufaclurrri are making fabrics that resemble m a­ dras. Authentic, imported madras is unique. The bleeding, or fading, of the color* is deliberately accom­ plished hy keeping the spools and spindlea wet whila tha fabric is woven. Later the fabric itself ia washed to make the intense veget­ able dyes bleed and blend toge­ ther. Madras will fade more each lime it’s wel by either perspira­ tion or water. Importers say it ia the "wash water that lendi madraa it* swam­ py smell." It does have an odor. It also shrinks. Some manufactur­ ers tailor garment* a bit larger io allow for shrinkage. Others recommend hand laundering to limit shrinkage. True madras has bumpy imperfections that identify it as a hand loomed product. VIKITOILS FKOM THE N orth, Dr. Janie* Bader and hi* wife, Mary Kllen bask in the nun on top of the boathouse owned by their relative*, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Toney of l*ak« Mary. The viailora front Cleveland, Ohio, got their first real look at Central Florida, when they arrived in Lake Mary. The doctor will s ta rt hi* one year intern­ ship a t J. Hillis Miller health center, at the University of Florida. He then hopes to srttlp in this area to open his practice, specializing in internal medicine. . ( Herald Photo) Mr. and Mrs. William B. West and children have returned from a visit with Mrs. West's alstrri and other relatives and friends at Macon, Ga, Friends will b« glad to know that Faye Hush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush of Macon, Ga., former Ovicdnans, and niece ol Mrs, W. B. West, has graduated (nun Miller High at Macon and will rntcr the Univrrsily of Geor­ gia ihi< fall. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Talbott and Mr. and Mrs, J. li. Jours altendrd the chicken and corn supper spon­ sored by past matrons of Seminole chapter No. 2, OES at Geneva recently. All pa*l patron* and thrir wives were included in the Invi­ tation, Mr. and Sirs. Edward Jurdan Jr. and six children, who have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. E. Jordan, have re­ turned Ui their home in Massa­ chusetts. Mrs. W. J. Darnell and child­ ren, who have been slaying with Mrs. Darnell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hardy, after Mr. Dar­ nell leturned In his job, will leave Friday, and inolnr in Ft. Wayne, Ind. with their sister, Stiss Msrtha Jean Hardy, slopping en mute in Atlanta, Ga. for a visit with rela­ tive* and friends there. Sir. and Mr*. T. L. Lingo Sr. and daughlrr, Mrs. Spark* l,ee Clonls and grandson. Stevie Clunts, report a wonderful vacation at i FAST! : Cere SUM MINT GUM-and sawf • irfljCinj’Nrs SUM-MINI GUM helps 1 you control vour sppetit- ..cut tills! fore you can do your planting. Many of tha plants grown in thla area prefer an acid soil. Tlwrn* fore they will not Ihrivn If any bill of cement or mortar arn left around the foundation. So bafora planting anything, remove n i tfcc debris. Then, and only then, art you ready to dig and nnrich tin planting area and **t out your plants. BY BOSTONIAN II.** VALUE* SA N D A LS FLATS LACE OR LOAFER W EDGIES BARG AIN S IN OTHER SHOES ALSO The Toppers Git SU M -M INTG U Mfhyl . Reggie Alexander celebrated hit tenth birthday Monday with • party given by hil mother, Mrs. Anne Alexander, at thrir home In Lake Mary. Hr received many gifts, his favorite one being a transistor radio. Children joining him for games and refreshment* in the afternoon and evening included: Junior, Joe, Elaine, Harbara, Louise, Dolores, and Patricia Flanagan Rany Alex­ ander, and other out of towa guests. SUEDE C ASU ALS • a> .n am ItflM astfk si do*n on land lood infsk intakea .helps vou reduce safely, simply, and aursfy— ■ itk s st tt ria u s H ifis l.liirt iH .tr i isrisd— Tenth Birthday a large selection *f ! 5-10-20 POUNDS C l'o if X f | Reggie Celebrates MANSFIELD OANCE j LOSE Se Lodge Honored By ; ' 'A 4 l i l i l 4 «•*»'--=* | | SW IM T R U N K S REDUCED $5.00 - 3.89 4.00 - 2.89 3.00 - 2.19 ONE GROUP AT ONLY 91.M PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY Misical Treat for Dsncinr Feet1 LOAFERS and LACES LIGGETT TOUCHTON TOI I ES 29ft Sanford An r lie. L if . _____ >_ �. Page 6—Thun. June 80, ’60 Leesburg Moves In IJy PETER KRAAL Sporting a former major league ■ tw lllfht-nlfht doublehoeder at United Prose International ‘ pitching a c t aa a now manager Philadelphia, 6 4 end U , and the Since the start of the eeason. -an d a US,000 bonua outfielder w|w New York Yankee seouta have St. Louie Cardlnale whipped the .looked like a million dollara when been whlipering “watch the Ori­ Cincinnati Rede, 1-1 The San fee broke Into the lina-up la it oles'* into Casey Stengel's ale- Francisco a t Pittebnrgh night "Monday night, the Sanford Grey* game waa rained out. ^ phant-alxad ears. •hounds taka tha field at Memorial Both of Maria* homara against ^ But Ole Case and the rest of 'Stadium tonight at 7:41 against the Yankeaa had better a ta rt wor­ the Athletlca came with a man . the Leesburg Orioles la the open­ on baae and ralaad hie major rying about' the Cleveland Indi­ laague*laading total to 24. Jim i n g game of the second half of ans. For while the Oriole* are Coatea allowed only three ainglta .th e 1M0 Florida Slate League showing algna of skidding, the In­ in acorlng hie ninth consecutive •eeason. dians are flying. victory of the aeaaon and hia llth i The objective la tha aecond half Tha Tribe, behind the six-hit In a row over two aeaaona. -pennant and n crack at tha Lakepitching o f rookie aouthpaw Diek Wiliiama* homer a t Boaton waa ■j , ’T land Indians who won tha first Stigman, bounced baek into sec­ hia 12th of the aeaaon and the •half by an 11 game margin and ond place in the American League t04th of hia career, leaving him "wound up with baseball'a best race Wednesday night by handing only aeven behind Mel O tt’a life .g ^percentage mark of tha year, a Baltimore its third straight de­ time total. Rura Nison alao hit spark lin g .731 figure. feat, 6-3. Tha loss dropped tha a two-run homer toy the Red Sox, » ■The Greyhounds' ntw m snagtr, Orioles into third place by a who broke a five-game loaing JAoyA Brown, arrived Wednes­ single percentage point. streak. d a y , took a look at his player* Cleveland now h a t won seven Two major league strikeout ree. they relaxed at a barbecue of Its last nine games but over ords were equalled during the > ip p e r party at tha home of club th at period Manager Joe Gordon Dodgera-Phila twinblll a t Phlle. •prealdaat Harold Kastoer, and has gotten only two route-going dalphia. Dodger pitchers fanned '•grand with acting manager Jaek Jobs from hia prised pitching 24 men in the two games to equal daaford that "this aquad la now staff. And both of those efforts one mark and the combined total In contention ta d will remain to." THE NEW MAN at the helm of the Sanford Greyhounds in Lloyd K astner discuss th e best way to barbeque chicken w ith club director ware turned in by Stigman, who of 34 strikeouts lo r both clubs . No immediate changes are planJohn Dickey, Kansas City scout Jack Sanford and tho new pilot, Lloyd Brown. Brown gets ready to take players Bill Dukes and F rank Cipriani stopped the Yankees with a four- matched another major league (I wed. hitter last weekend. fo r a cruise around the lake. Pete Schssl th e Greyhoqnd business m anBrown. (Herald P hotos) high. Z This will gfv* Brown a chance In his latest outing against the ager gets ready to push the boat off. A t rig h t, Harold K astner and Mrs. Larry 8herry won the opener in Uke s look i t another highly Orioles, Stigman was bothered by relief of Don Drysdala When the ^regarded rookie hurior, young wildness, walking six while fan­ Dodgers broke a 3-3 tia with two •Slick W at of Buffalo’*, strong ning five. But he permmitted only runs in the eighth inning. Sandy mi-pro circuits. Was arrival one hit over the last three innings Koufax stopped the Phils on three .Sunday night and hai boon itch­ and was aided by throe double hits in the nightcap but needed in g to soo action. It may com* at plays. relief help from Ed Roebuck in Xaeaburg Friday. Stigman, who earned a promo* the eighth. The Dodger pitchers SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) — West Jordan, UUh. “He's the only been battered into halpltienesa in Brown la no stranger to tho tlon to the Indians this year al­ alao combined to atop Frank Her. Florida flu te League In that as a Gena Fullmer, two-time kayo con- man who ever knocked me o u t I tha let* going after having been A chlckon barbecue will follow though he lost 17 games a t San rent's 20-gama hitting streak, fan. scout for lb# Philadelphia Phil* queror of Carmen Bailllo, will de­ went to return the favor.'* floored in the eighth round. DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) — a baseball game when the Lake Diego In 1069, helped his own ning the Phils’ firs t aacker four % ■ ha baa bean la and'oul of tho fend bis NBA version of tba midBull-shouldered Gene won the In their first title fight a t San Betty 8kelton of Detroit, driving Mery Reds tsxe on the Lake Mary cause in the fourth inning with a times. ip'a parka for month*. A form* dlewalght crown against Sugar key two-run aingle off loser Jerry Ray Robinson In an October “rub­ undisputed 160*pound title from Francisco last Aug. 26, Gena a three-cylinder Corvalr at less Giants in e wide open Little i r Gaorgo* Florid a league man* Walker. agar, be look* forward to hia saw ber mateh" if Roblneon will accept Robinson on a decision a t New scored a TKO over Carmen in the than 19 mllea an hour, milked League battle. Two home rune by Roger Maris Uaanawered Phenes Coat The dinner to be held at S p. m. MASS mllea out of one gallon of York, Jan. 2, 1967; but Sugar Ray 14th round. •alignm ent hare and ataUd so roaeonablo term*. helped the Yankees to a 10-0 vic­ MONEY! Those two TKO's are tha only Saturday a t the Lake Mary cham­ gasoline to vfln the Pure Oil modi­ recaptured it from Gena on . • firmly Wednesday. That's w harT ullm er said today While all ayes will bo upon the while accepting congratulations fifth round knockout e t Chicago knockouts agalnat Baslllo'a record fied economy trial* Wednesday. ber of commerce building, is tory over the Kansas City A th­ Second was Gene Stokes, Sum­ sponsored by the Little League letic* and Ted Williams unloaded form er left-hander who saw major fo r hie Imprefsiva aecond techni­ four months latsr. A third meet­ of 64 victories, 16 defeat* and ter, S. C., last year'* winner, and Babe Ruth baseball organi­ a 430-foot, two-run homer to give league eervlre with the Dodgtrs, cal knockout victory over ex- ing next October would be the de­ aaven drawi. the Boston Red Sox a 4-2 triumph who drove a modified Rambler sations in Lake Mary. •cantors, Browns, Red flox, la* ekampion Basllio In their return cisive rubber match. The festivities ere being held over the Detroit Tigers in other 73.638 mile* on ono gallon, aver­ Alans, and Philliea and waa nl* title bout Wednesday night before Manager Marv Jrnion eeld aging slightly le u than 17 mllea because of an urgent need for AL action. Rain washed out the way* considered a tough competi­ an estimated 10,600 spectators a t “Yee, tha Robinion fight ie tha fund* to help the youngsters pay Chicago a t Washington night an hour. tor, It U expected that tha first Derka Field. one we want in October if Sugar Third wax D are Evanx, Day­ for tho financing of tho league. game. home appearance of Frank Cipri­ Ray will remember that he wh* The gate wee estimated at In the National League, the Mil­ The Babe Rulh and Litti* National League tona Beach, in a modified Cor* ani, fleet left-fielder from Bufbeaten in hie last two fighte by waukee Bravea downed the Chica­ League team i cost about 6100 to Playor A Club G. AB B. H. Pet. vair, who averaged 23.696 mDes |alo, will also wbat fan interest. $96,000. OPEN HOUSE TODAY “I've got something I want to Paul Pender and accept reason­ Larker, L A. 64 137 24 36 .330 an hour in getting <7.334 miles operate and the group is $230 go Cubs, 3-1, after dropping tha . Cipriani more than lived up to able term*.” sottlo with Robinson, said tha batshort of the funds needed to de­ opener of their doubleheader, 8-2; Mays, S.F. 67 236 36 M .343 from hia on# gallon. his advene* notices a t he led th* CALL FA 2-8627 Jenson and Fullmer agreed the the Los Angelea Dodgers awept 66 2M 44 96 .340 MUs Skalton took a 81,000 purse fray expenses. Greyhounds to an • to 8 win over tlo«aearrod champion from nearby fight with Roblneon ehould be Groat. Pgb. 64 264 41 M A37 for winning th* two-day test, de­ Lakeland Monday night to break staged in the West—perhapa a t Clmnle, Pgh. 43 343 4* 79 .322 cided on n basis of gas economy tha elub'f eight gam* loaing Salt Lake City, Logan, Utah, or Ashburn, Chi. Walton, Phila. 60 311 37 41 .322 rather than speed. streak. I t would appoar that ho Missoula, blunt. 67 363 37 64 A31 In praetieo runs for tho “ Fire'will bo supplying the “ dutch" hit­ Harry Markaon, managing di­ Whit*, St. L. 67 243 33 76 A14 cracker 260" race Monday, Tom ting that baa mada Ufa rough for rector of the Madison Square Gar­ Kirkland, S.F. 66 336 41 79 .309 Ptatone of Chicago turned in one Greyhound hurlora lately. National League den Boxing Club, proposed to Skinner, Pgb. 67 363 40 91 MM of the best laps of the day— • T hat Brown's salecUon as flanW.L. Pci. GB manager and fighter today that Kesko, Cin. 68 196 34 M J09 148.436 mUes per hour in a i960 ford manager was a good ono on Pittsburgh 41 14 .631 ... Gana meet Sugar Ray in a na­ Adcock, MU. Chevrolet. American League tho p art of Xanana City was con- Milwaukee 36 36 .6*4 2Vt tionally talaviaed fight In New 64 261 40 94 .333 firmed a t the 17th annual All-flur Ban Franeiaeo 36 31 .637 6 York In October. They did not re­ Runnels, Bin. 67 237 41 86 .331 game in Lakeland Tuesday night St. Louis 33 36 .4*6 fltt ject Markion'a offer, but they re­ Mlnoto, Chi. N.Y. 63 333 46 76 A38 where eportiwritera, rival man- Cincinnati minded him Fulmer ie not recog­ Marls, Gentile, Balt. 64 169 29 51 .327 U ltra, scouts, and club owners nised as world ehamplon by the Smith, Cbl. 99 261 36 11 .333 bad gathered. New York State Athletic Commie- Kuenn, Clave. 60 212 37 73 .315 fleouta were agreed that Seneiun. NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-Louial. Skowron. N.Y. 86 224 19 70 413 ford “couldn't have don* hotter." The New York Commission, not Lopes, N.Y. 50 159 36 48 .303 ana 8t*t* University halfback Yankee* scout Hugh Wise said a member of the National Boxing Gardner, Wash. 63 366 36 71 .239 Johnny Robinson today was free “ Lloyd ia a great ona with young Association, recognise* Paul Pen­ Pieriall, Clove. 60 212 36 63 .393 to play with tha Dallas Taxans pitchers" while the brilliant Spud der of Brookline, Mass., as titleof th* now American Football Rena l a l M to Chandler, now scouting for Claveholder. National League-Banka, Cuba Lcagu* after a federal judge nd said “ You've got a guy who'll "Because Pends r won't fight 62; Maya, Giant* 84; Cepeda, Gi­ ruled hia contract with th* De­ i snaking tha rest pf the league'* any place outside of Boston," re­ ant*. 63; Aaron, Bravo* S3; Cla­ troit Lions had not been “ uncon­ m anagers dig for their vlctorlea." ditionally accepted.'' plied pilot Marv, “and w# certain- mant*, Pirate* 61. 2 DAYS ONLY — FROM • A. M. TOMORROW THROUGH Tampa buslnaia manager Mar­ Judge 8. 8keUy Wright ruled ly wouldn’t go into hia homo baili­ American Lnagun—Maria, Yan­ shall Fox lauded Brown highly a t SATURDAY — A FABULOUS SALE WITH HUNDREDS wick for a fight. I f Pendar wants kees 63; Gentile, Oriole* 48; Han­ Wednesday that Robinson marely a member of the PhiUy organisa­ had executed an offer “ which bad to challsnga Gena in Balt Laka O F REAL BARGAINS — HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES: tion which supplies Miami with sen, Orioles 47; Mlnoto, White not yot boon unconditionally ac­ City or In soma neutral city in Sox 47; Skowron, Yankees 41. flayers. (Brown w al pitching cepted by the Detroit Football NBA territory, the match might Home Ruse •each for Miami in 19M). FOLDING be made." Hal Woafor, chlof of tho Na­ National Largue—Banks, Cuba Co. when be withdrew It. • “Detroit failed to land this Fullmer not only out-punched 31; Boynr, Cards 19; Aaron, tional Association's umpire super­ Basllio Wednesday night but he Bravea II; Mathawa, B ravta 19; flab," the judge said. “ His strug­ visors, agreed that “Sanford will gle to wriggl* off th* hook has actually out-boxed him, and gave Cepeda, Giant* 16. b* oven tougher to bast now that perhape the most impressive per­ Ooyd Brown has coma in with American Lange*—Maria, Yan­ proved successful." formance In hia career of 67 fight* kee* 34; Lemon, S ta tio n 17; Man­ them . Ha'a a fin* competitor." as he registered hie 62nd victory tle, Yankees 17; Held, Indiani 13; Rust-proof aluminum A three-hour cram course ia hos­ frames with durable end his 23nl knockout. MexweU, Tigers II. pital careers has been set up by plastic wabbiag. Fullmer, 26, weighed 16914 Pitching Mootefior* Hospital in New York pound* to 1661a for 33-year-old National League—Law, Pirates Citq. Basllio aa ha Improved by two 11-3; McCormick, Giants 9-3; Wilrounds on hie technical knockout Hams, Dodgers 6-3; Burdette, time over the bruited and blood­ Braves 1-3; Buhl, Braves S-3. ied Carmen. American Leagna—Coalas, Yan­ Referee Pete Clacoma slopped kees t-0; Brown, Orioles 6-2; PerIht king, who ia in training the bout at 2t64 of tha l t t h round ry. Indiana S-3; Estrada, Orioles for • tltl* fight with world because tha former welterweight 6-3; Daley, Athietici 10-4; Grant, aloe Archlo Moore, passed end middleweight champion had Indians 3-3; Stobbi, Senators 6-2. la workout Monday to ata reception a t tha German lata, appear on a television and watch a baseball gam*. Oviedo Wins Play Jg■ ■ ■ Skelton Takes Pure Oil Race Barbecue Set To Boost Area . Ball Teams £ League Leaders LSU Star Gets Signing Okay S Oviodo toppled Civitan in Bab* Cartes, tha medical asm s lee Ruth League play Wednesday Mb cavities, la called a disease while la Little League action, Cham slammed Perfection, 10-6. Play Anything From Jazz to Classical ■ -W ITH O U T KNOWING ONE NOTE OF With th* ntw MAGNUS (fin otto for COMFORT • Delightfully alr-eondlUem BASE and ORGAN Complete Available in Blende, Mahogany a t Welaat. Game la and ae* fee ynnnelf how yen con PLAT BY THE NUMBERS instead of note*. Any adelt n r yonagstor con now render th* aaago they love to beeatlfel organ maale without *pending one cent ia es penal v* loaaoaa. Strand f a r c h a ir s a n d c h a la a a for HEALTH a Doctors reeoculsed the therapeutic vale# of howltea foe people of oil age*. for RECREATION # Taka a break from th* rootle* of oarniag a liv­ ing. G* beck t* wark with new am t. far CONVENIENCE § 5 a Fall-How N onary, a Open Doily from • a. m. to 8 a. m. 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June 80, *00 |$f fn lir l f rr*H m is o r a ppl ic a t io n FOR TAX M I D I M J I F lerld a tie to le a n o t ic e I. • V ;;v t h a n a m * tn w h i c h f t w a a aeee eeed a r * a* fo lln w ei C e r t i f i c a t e No. 11T T e a r o f t e a u a n r * IIM DKBCnfPTION O F P R O PE R T Y ! Itot I t B lo ch H T n o a t e w o o d gartlon T hree.R ap tat P la i Book in Page* I I i i t , N a m e d la w h i c h aeeeeeed F r e d D. Hr. A t f r i u l a M. l l o w * . AH o f eald p r o p e r t y b e i n g to t h e C o u n ­ t y a f Bem lnole, H tat# o f F l o r i d a . U n l e e t e u e h r e r t l f l c a t * a h a l l b* r e d e e m e d a e r n r d l n g to t e w th * p r o p e r t y d e e e r lb e d In eueh c e r t i ­ f i c a t e w l l | he t o l d t a t h * h t g h e e t h l d d e r . a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of th * B em ln o le C o a n t y C a u r t H o u e e a t Hanford,- F l o r i d a , o n t h # f l r e l M o * , d ey la th e m onth of A u a u tt, t i l l , w h i c h la t h e l e t d a y o f A u g u i t , III*. D a t e d I h l i ' l t h d ay a f M ay, IMA. (B E A L ) A r l h a r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C lerk C ircuit C a u rt B em ln o le C o u a ly , F l o r i d * (In . of MM0) N O T IC E I* H E R E B Y GIVEN, T h a t A tla n tic M unicipal C orpora■ t l a n lli* h o l d e r e f th * f o l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h e s r i le d **14 c e r t l f l - e a t * f o r t » * d**«t t o b* l**a*it 'th e r a n n . T h* certificate m im b ir • n d | f * r n f le e u e n r e , th * d eeo flp t l o n o f t h * p r o p e r t y , a n * th * p a n t * In w h i c h It » U • • « « ( « • * a r * a a follo w *! . C e r t i f i c a t e No. <11 T » * r o f l * * i u n e * ■ J u n e t» , I M l ■ d e s c r ip t io n o r p r o p e r t y : n r L o t* 1 t o 1< m o c k 1 Alien * • t F l r i t A d d itio n to I V e - h l o g i n n M tlg h la P la t B ook 1 Tap* I I N a m e In n h l c h weseaaed M a ry A. ‘.T y so n . All o f *ald p r o p e r t y b * ln « • ! In t h n C o u n t y o f Beminol*. S l a t * o ( F lorida. L'nleaa e u t h c e r t i f i c a t e a h a l l h a r e d e e m e d e c r n r d l n g In l a w th* p r o r * r t r d e e e f tb e d n a u e h c a r t t f l r a t * will b* *old lo h i g h e s t b id d er a t th a fro n t door X tfT frM o r A rP M C A T lO X «f th * P a m l n n l * C o u n t y C o u r t F O R TA X D R R D 1 H o u i * a t P a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n th * f lr*t M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h of t i e r . IPA.1B F l o r i d a B t a i a t r a o f 1MBI A u f u i t , I I I * , w h i c h I* t h * 1*1 d u ­ N O T IC E IB H U B E R T GIVEN, a l A uptllt, l i l t . D a t e d Iht* I t h d a y o f J u a # I M t . T h a t D. R o m * t h * h o l l e r o f th * f o l l o w i n g c e r t i f i c a t e ha* f l l l d eald ' M tA U cerllfleel# for | u d e e d l o he A r t h u r M. fc»'-hw |th, J r . leaned thereon. The rertlflrall C lark C irc u it C ourt, n u m b e r a n d y a a r a f laeuanoa, l h a P rm lnol* C ounty. F lo rid a d eerrlp tlo n o f th * p r o p e r t y , a n d t h a n e m a l a w h ic h f t w a a • • • • • • N O T IC H o r A P P L I C A T I O N • d a r # • • follo w *: r n a tax pe ed C e r l l f l e e l # No. 1TA T e a r a t laau an c* t * M . l M . l t F l o r i d a I t a t a t M of till D u n c n iP T io N o f rn o p K R T T t .. E t W * I t MbCHKBT O IV BN , Wot IT B l o c k F T a n a l e w o o d T h e l A tta a tlo M anlrlpal C o rp o ra­ , B e rtlo n T h r e e R e p l a t P l a t B o o k t i o n lh a h o ld e r of th* follow ing .1* P a y e e I I A i * a o r t l f l r a t e he* file d eald e e r l l f l . ' a a t e f o r l a g d e e d t o be leaued N am * In w h i c h aeeeeeed AH Halnta C h u r c h o f W i n t e r P e r k . All of •) '|h * i# - o n . Th* c e r t i o r a t e num ber g n d y e a r o f l a t u a n c * . t h a d ee- t o l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g l a t h * C o u n l y t r l p t l a a o f t h o p r o p e r ) r , e n d th * o f B em ln o le, B lat* o f F lo rid * . U a m m l a w h i c h l i w a a a e e e a e t d lee* a u ch r e r t l f l e a t * a h a l l h i r a d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g lo l a w th * p r o ­ A r e *a follo w *! C a r t l f l c a t * No. I t T e a r o f la e u a a e * p e r t y d e e e r l b e d la auch c e r t l f l o a t * w i l l h a aold lo IhA h l g h e e t t u n a I I . 1111 b id d er a t th* front door of tha ^D ESC RIPTIO N O F PR O P E R T T l B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u e e at ' L a t e AM. I l l , t i l A ! » • B o o h H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , on J b e f l r e t 2 a r m w a P l a t B a o k I P a g e a IT M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h o f A u g u et, -% ••» * . t • t l a m e l a W h ich aaee eeed J a m * * t i l l , w h i c h la l h a l e t d a y o f A u g K i t h . A l l ' o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e in g • I t , J M I . D a t e d t h l a I t h d a y o f May. I H I j p t h * Co UPty o f S em in o le. g t a l * * f F l o r i d a . V n lee* ench c e r t l f l - ( B E A M A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . . a p t # a h a l l fel r e d e e m e d a e r n r d l n g C l e r k C i r c u i t C m w l, t a l a w t h a p r o p e r t y d e e e r l b e d la B e m ln o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a a u t h r e r t l f l c a t * w ill .a* aold to t k a h lg h e a t bidder a t th* front N O T IC E O F A F P l . i r A T I O N .B enr of th a Sem inole C o u n ty C o u rt For tax d k f .d MOuaa a t g a n f a r d . F l o r i d * , a a th * t i e r . 1 P t . l l F l a r l d a B t a t o l e e of l l m M o n d a y IP t h * p m p t b o f A u - 1 M I I ( w e t , t i l l , w h i c h la th * l e t d a y .tO T IC E IB M EIIR HT GIV EN . t f A u g u st. MM. T liar ft. R o m * Ih* h o l d e r o f th * D a t e d t b l * f i t i > y * f J u n e , t i l l . f o l l o w i n g c e r l l f l e e l * h e* filed eeld fB B A U u erllflcale fur la* d eed t o I.* A r t h u r M. B e c k w i t h , J r . lu u ed th*r*oa. Th* rertlflcat* c lerk c i m H court ■ u m b e r a n d y * * r o f laatm nt*, th* B e m ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a daacrltplon o f th* p r o p * rt y , a n d t h * n * m * la w h i c h It w a* ****••" X t r t r * O F A PPLICA TIO N ed a r * a a f n llo w a : m g TAX d e e d ( C o n I M . l t P t o r i d o C l o f a l a * o f C e r l l f l c a l * No, M l T t a r o f la * u a n c a to il HK B C R 1 P T IO N O F P R O P K R T T **?O T IC B M H F .ltF .B T G IV E N , B 111 f t o f N ITI ft. a f E H T h a t A tla n tlr M unicipal C orporao f HK** o r gW<d IT o f Rd t i o a t b a h o ld e r of th e follow ing Bactio n 1A T w n * . I I R a n g * IA • o r t l f l c a t a h a c file d a a t d e e r t l ft M eat* f o r t a g t e e d t o b o teeu od N a m # l a w h i c h ai**e** d Ada K i r k ­ •h ereo n . T he cerllfleel* num ber l a n d . AII o f aa ld p m p a r t y b e i n g In t a d p e a r of laeuanca, lb* deecrlpMon o f th o p r o p e r t y , a n d t h e t h a C o u n t y n f Bemlno la, P i a i * o f F l o rida. I.'nleee eueh rertlfleelt g e m * In w h i c h H w a a aeee eeed t h e l l h e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g In gr* fo llo w * ! 1 C e r t i f i c a t e No. I t T o a r o f la e u a a e * l a w t h e p r o p e r l y d e e e r lb e d In eueh c e r t i f i c a t e w ill be to l d l o ih e Ju n e II. M il h lah e e i bidder a t lh a front door DESC RIPTION O F PR O P E R T T l B em ln o la C o u n l y C o u r t > l.n l I W ell H u b d lrlilo n P la t of t h a Hone* a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , on Ih* ‘ B o o k I t r» K * IT f l i e t M o n d a y In t h e m o n t h of H e m * In W h ich e * * t e e r d F. C. W i n n . Atl o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g A u g u e t , IM a, w h i c h I* t h e l e t day S e m in o le , d t a t e • f A u g u e t , IM*. fp .fih i. D e l e d till* I t h d e y a f M ay, T I M . • L Florida, t plreo eu-h e e rltflc a le B h a ll b l r e d e e m e d e r c o r d l n a In (BBAW) A r t h u r H . B e o k w l lh , J r . l a w t h * p r o p e r l r d e e e r l b e d In au ch C lark c i r c u i t C ourt a o r t l f l r a t e will b* eeld t o ,ih* Memlnnle C ounty, Flhrlda .h ig h e st bidder a t th e fro n t dour f th * ' P em lnola C o u n ty C ourt Ntyrirpt o f a p m , ic a t ir n n u ee a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , on th e f o r TAX nK ftn r i t M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h o f th e e . M i l * F l o r i d a a t a t u l e o mt u g u e t . t i l l , whli-h I t t h e l e t J | R | ty o f A u g u e t , t i l l . N O T IC E IB I t K R R I i r GIV EN , - • D - t e d t h i s I t h d a y o f J u n e , t i l l . T h a t D. H o m e t h a h o t d a r o f t h e fM U L l / f o l lo w in g c e r l l f l c a l * h e * file d eeld A r t h u r H . 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AM o f **ld p r o p e r l y b e l n a f l r e t M o n d a y In l b # m o n t h o f ( p t h * C o u n t y o f Bomiool*. p i a i * A u g u e t . I I M , w h t e h I* t h * l o t d a y g> F l a r l d a . U n l e s s (itch c e r t i f i c a t e • f A u a u t t , I I M . D a t e d t h l a I t h d a y o f M ay, IMA. * h * ll b* r e d e e m e d a r r n r r t l n g to l i w t h * p r a p e r t y d**«rlh*d in p a r k (OBAW) A r t h u r H. B a c k w i t h , J r . M r t l f l r a t t w ill b* Paid In I h i C lark Circuit C oart. , b i#h*Bt b i d d e r * t M l f r o n t d o o r Aem lao l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a of Ihl PCm lan l* C o u n l y C o * r t ■au** a t Ban ford , F l o r i d * , or N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N t h a f l r e t M o n d a y In i a * m o n t h o f F O R T A X DBMD d a « o # t . l i l t , w h i c h l a « t * l a t H e e i I K I I F l o r id a gtoRM oa ad p a r of A u g u i t M t * . D a t e d Iht* M h d a y * f J u n e . 1 M B NOT IC E IB M E I IK U T G IV E N , (fB A LI T h a t D, R o m * t h * b a l d e r a f t h a A r l h p c TL B a c k w l t b , Jlr. fo llq w la g rartlfleata he* filed C l a r k C i r c a It C a u r t , . aald r a r t l f l e a t a f a r t a g d i a l to ha dem lool* C o y l y , ' , F lo rid a l*«u*d th arao a. 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A l l o f a a l d p r o p a r t y r e a r o f | * * u a a c e , l h a d e s c r i p - b a l n g I* t h e C a u a t y o f Bemlnola, * f tb p p r o p e r t y , a n d Ike lata of F lo rid a , U a la M auch r o r tll a w h i c h I t w a* aeee eeed ■ flo n la a h a l l ha r a d a a m a d a c c o r d ■ follow *! l a g la la w th a p e a p a rty daecrlbad n e a t * No. l i t T o a r n f l e e u t a c e In aueh c a r l l f l i a t a w i l l b a a a l d t a It. l i l t th a hlgheat bidder a t th a fro a t M U FT IO N O F P R O P E R T Y d o o r o f t h * B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t I I B l o c k | lto ch A r b o r —. H o u a a a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a o n l h a l U l p a B e o tl o a P l a t B * * k • flrat M oaday la lh a a ta a th af - W H A M u a t IMA, * h l r h la t h a t a t d a p Id w h l o h ae l e t t e d C o n a ta a e * •Af a gA u aaat, lltu . B t Z y & J f'iS «cs»"s lao le. B tat* o f F lo rid a . ,D nM i l c e r t l f l r a l B a h a l l b#> rod a c c o rd in g t a la w th a p ro . d aaeribed la aa rh certificate b* **ld t o l b * h l g b t t t b i d d e r i* f t w n t d o o r * t U * S o i a l e e l s t y C o u r t J l o u i e a t B a a fa r d . d a , o a t h * f l r a t M e e d e y t* ._ m o a t h o f A u g u e t , M M , w h i c h t h a l a i d a y *f A uguet, I I M D a t e d t h l a I t h d a y a f J a a e , IMA. U a A r t h u r M. B e c k w f l h , J r . I V c my* C irc u it C eurt. V im laal* C au aty , F lo rid * X O T K 'R O F a f p m c a t a o n FOM T A X DEAR M g M o atarw eo * ad IB M BIIBBT OIVBN. tm a t h o b elg w r a t t h a •a rtlflu ata ha* f i le d to f a r t o g d e e d t o b a .. _ ! - T h a ren lfisata e * 4 y a a r a f laauaaoe, the (BBA^'l M>> 4*r °f “ a,r, A r l h a r H. B a c k w l t b . J r , C lark C ircuit C aurt. ■ am la ala C a u a ty , F la r ld a O P A PPLICATION F O RI T A X O RM B •tatw teo at NOTIO N IB U N H K H T B IV B N , T h a t D. R o m a t h a h a l d a r a f t h a f o l l o w i n g c o r n flea la h a * Ilia d g a l g cartlflaata for U l d ead t o b* laauod thereon. Th* rarllfiaata n u m b er a n d y e a r a t lataan ce, tb a daaorlptlau a f th a p r o p a n y , a a d t h a M a t e in w h i c h M w a a a a a a aaa d • r a • • fallnw a: • C a r t i f l M t a Na. t i t T a a r ad la a a a a aa DROURIFTION OP FRO FERTTt Lat |1 M idw ay F la t B ook 1 Pag* at N a m a t o . w h i c h a a aa aaad J a a a l a A A ■ a l e B. C h a m b a r a . AB e f aa M PHapbcty - b a t a g l b t h a C a g a l y a f gem laefa, P la ta a f Florida. P a l* M .............» • a d a e o o r d l a g In Taw t h a p r o p a r t y daaeribed la eu rh r a r tl f l e a t a w ill h e gold t a t b a b l g b a a t b i d d e r a t lb * f r o n t d o o r o f th * Hemnlol* C o u n t y c o u r t H o u e # a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , on t h e f l r e t M o n d a y tn th * m o n t h o f A u g u e t , 1>«a, w h i c h U tha l a t d a y of A uguet. IM * D ated thla I t h d a y a f M ay, 1M I (SEAL) A r t h u r W. B a c k w l t b , J r . C lark Clreult C ourt B e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N O T irM O F A PPLICA TIO N FO R TAX D E E D ra* * . t a t - i a F l o r i d a i t a t a i o * a f m u N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y G I V E N , T h a t D. R o m * th * b o l d e r o f th # f o l l o w i n g c e r l l f l c a l * b e * file d aa ld c e r t i f i c a t e f a r U c d e e d t a b* leaned thereon. Th* reillflcat* n u m b e r a n d y e a r e f le e u e n c e , Ih* d e e c r t p i l o n o f Ih* p r o p e r t y , e n d th * n a m * In w h i c h It w a* aaaeaaed a r * a* f o llo w * : C e r l l f l c a l * No. l i t Y a a r o f l a e u e n c # if n . DRHCRIPTION O F P R O P E R T Y t#ota I f A IT B lo ck I* P in * L o cal P l a t B o o k A P a g a a I f A 17 , N a m * la w h i c h aaea aaed J o h n If. A H e n r i e t t a N t l a o n . AH of aold p r o p a r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y e f B em ln o le, H tal* o f F l o r i d a . U n i t e * e u r h c e r t i f i c a t e e h e l t be r e d e e m ­ ed a c c o r d i n g t o l a w th * p r o p a r l y d r a c r l b e d In a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill he ao ld t a Ih* h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t th * f r o n t , d o o r nf t h * Hemlnol* C o u n l y C o u r t H oue* a t H en fo rd , F l o r i d a , on Ih* f l r e t M o n d a y In the m onth of A uguet, t i l t , w hich I* th * 1at d e y o f A u g u e t , l l l o . D e l e d Ihl* I t h d a y o f M ay, I I M . (BEAL) A r t h u r If R e c k w llli. J r , C lark of C ircuit Court B e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N FO R TAN D H K h • Be*. I P L t g F l o r i d a B tatw ie* e f m if N O T IC E IB H E R E B Y OIVKN. T h a t D. R o m e t h * h o l d e r e f t h e follow I n r c e r t i f i c a t e b e e file d a a l d c a r l l f l o a t * f o r t a x d**d t n ha iM u e d tharaon. Th* cartlflcala n u m b e r a n d y a a r of la au an c* , t h e deerrlptlon of th e p roperly, end lb * n a m e In w h i c h It w a i a e e e e e ­ ed a r * a* f o llo w * : C a r l l f l o a t * No. I t T e a r a f l a e u a n c a 111* DKHORIPTIOW O F P R O P E R T T t L o ta I A 1 l l l n r k I I T i e r I t A. C. M a r t i n A d d i t i o n P l a t B a o k 1 Pag* I I N am * In w h l o h aaaeated N ick C o n a i a n t l n * #t al. All n f aald p r o p a r t y b e i n g In t h * C o u n l y of Bem lnole, H l a l e o f F l o ri d * . P n l e e e e u r h c e r t i f i c a t e ah all b e r e d e e m ­ ed a c c o r d i n g l o l a w l h a p r o p e r l y d e e e r l b e d In a u c h t t r l l f l r a l * w i l l h* aold I* Ih* h l g h a a l b i d d e r a t th * f r o n t d o e r of l h a Ham lunla C o u n t y C o u r t H o u a a a t B a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , n a th * f l r a t M o n d a y In lha m o n th or A ugual. I l l * , which la Ih e | a t d a y o f A u g u a t . IMA. D a t e d t h l a I t h d a y of M t y , 1AM. (B E A L) A r t h u r H. B a c k w l t b , J r . C la rk C irc u it C ourt. Pem lnola C ounty, F lorida N O T I t M O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TAX D EED I Bor. 1P4.1I F l o r i d a Bto tw iaa t f 1PA0I N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y R I V E N . T h a i P . R o m * th * h o l d t r e f t h * f o l l o w i n g c e r l l f l c a l * h e a file d eald certificate far tea d e a d In ha laaued thereon. Th* cartlflcala n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f laauanc*, Ihe daecrlptlnn nf lha p ro p e rly , and l h a n a m * In w h i c h to w ap aaaaaar d a r * a t follow*! C e r l l f l c a l * No, t l T e a r a f la a u a n c * m i P K H CIIIP T IU M O F P R O P E R T Y ! lei! 1 t o e a K A* ft. Hlouk I I T l a r fl T o w * o f H a n f o rd P l a t H o o k I P a y e e I I to At A l i t , 111, 111. I l l A 1 IT N a m * In w h i c h a aae aaad C o r a Auetin . All o f aold p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n l y n f B e m ln o le, H lale of F lorida. C nltM eueh cerllflcal* • h ell be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law Ih* p r o p e r l y d e e e r l b e d In e u r h c e r t i f i c a t e will h e Bold lo th * hlgheet bidder a t th a f ro n t door or lh a B am lnnlt C o unty C ourt Houaa a t Hanford, F lo rid a, on the f lre t M o n d a y In t h n m o n t h of A u g u e t , I I M . w h i c h I* t h e l e t d a y of A uguel, m o . D e l e d t h l a I t h d e y o f M ay, I I M . (BEA L). A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u n t. Hem lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N O T I t 'B O F A P P L I C A T I O N F O R T A X D E K II I bar. IB t.tg F lo H d a a t a t a t a o of 19 491 N O TIC E IB MF.HKHT G IV E N , l u a l D. Ro m * th * h o l d e r o t th e fallow ing oerllflrat* haa filed a a l d r e r l l f l e a l * f o r t a i d e e d to be latued thereon. T ho certificate n u m b e r o f y e a r o f l e e u a n e t , th * d e e c r l p t l o n o f Ih* p r o p e r t y , a n d flu n a m e l a w h l r h It w a a aaar a a ed a r a a a follo w *! C r r i l f l e a t a No. I I T e a r of la a u a n c * 111! P K H C n t |* T I O N «>F P R O P E R T Y Itot I B lo ck 1* T t a r D Th* T o w n n f H a n fo rd P l a t Rook 1 P e a * * l « t a At A I l f t t l M l M l A 117. N e m a In w h l r h a e e e t t e d R. P. A N eill* l l i t t l t * . All o f M i d p r o p e r t y b e i n g l a th * C o u n t y o f Bemlnole, Hlale of F lo rid a . U nteie eu rh e r r a l f l r a t a e h n l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d l a g t o l a w t h a p r o p e r l y deeo tlb ed In e u r h o e r l l f l r a t e w ill b e aold tn th e h lg h eet bidder a t th a front d o o r o f t b a B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t H o u e# a l H an fartl. F l o r i d a , o a l h a f l r e t M a n d a y t a t h a m o n t h of A u g u e l , I I M , w h l r h I* t h * l e t d e y ■f A u g u e t , IMA, D a t e d t o l a I t h d a y o f May, MM. (B E A L ) A r t h u r V. B ochw lth. Jr. C lark C ircuit C ourt B tm la o lt C ounty, F larld a e a t a M r t e r d e e d An La Aaanad tharaon. T he certificate num ber a n d y a a r . o f la au an c* . t h * d e s c r i p ­ t i o n o f t h # p r o p e r l y , e n d th # n a m * In w h i c h la w a a a a a a a a a d a r a a* f n l lo w a : C e r t i f i c a t e No. I M T e a r o f l a e u a n c a J u n * 1>. l i l t D ESC RIPTIO N O F T O O P E R T T l NIV *, o f RW<« E. o f Htat* R o a d No. 1 A H. o f HI*!# R o a d No. l i t (L*m Lot D e s c r i b e d In D eed R o o k l i t r a g * t i l ) A T r a c t D e e c tl b e d In D eed R o o k 111 P a g * <17 A HIV1* o f H W 'i E a t t o f H tat* R o a d No. 1. N a m * In w h l a h a aee eeed C e n t r a l F lo rid a L and Company. All o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g (n t h e C o u n l y n f Hemlnol*, S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . U n ­ i t e * e u e h r e r t l f l r a t a a h a l l h* r e ­ deem ed a r rn r d ln g to la w th* pro. p a r t y d e e e r l b e d In e u eh c e r l l f l e e l * w i l l be eold t o t h a h l g h e e t b i d ­ d e r at th* fro n t d o o r nf the H em ln o l* C o u n t y C o u r t H o u e * a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d * , o n t h * f l r e t M o n ­ d a y In t h * m o n t h o f A u g u e t , m e . w h i c h le t h * l e t d a y o f A u g u e t , MM. D ated th le I th d a y of J u n o , M M '• K A L I « A r t h u r H. B e ck w ith , J r . C le rk C irc u it C ourt. Hem ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N O T I r r O F A FFM C ATION FO R TAX D EED (Bee. I P i . l g F l o H d a B i a t a t e * a f 1PM) N O T I C E IH H K R K R T G IV E N , T h a t A t l a n l l n M u n i c ip a l C o r p o r a ­ tio n t h * h o l d e r o f t h e f o l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h e* file d eald c e r t i f i ­ c a te nf ta g deed to be le tu e d t h e r e ­ on. T h * r e r t l f l c a t * n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f l eeu en ce , t h * d e e c r l p t l o n o f t h # p r o p e r t y , a n d t h e n a m e In w hich It w a a aatenaed a r * a a fol­ low*! C e r l l f l c a l * No. M l Y e a r o f l e a u a n c * J u n * IA. 1*11 D ESC RIPTIO N O F PR O PE R T Y ) Ixit I I F l o r i d a L a n d C olon I**. • Ion C o m p a n y ' * A d d i t i o n to S o u th H anford P l a t B ook 1 P agall. N am * In w h i c h a * e t e « n l J i m m i e A I 'l r a l W h i l e . All o f a a l d p r o p e r l y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y n f Hemlnole, H a t * o f F l o r i d a . L'nleaa e u e h c e r ­ t i f i c a t e e h a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ i n g l a l a w th * p r o p e r l y d e e e r l b e d In e u r h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill he aold lo Ih* h l g h e e t b i d d e r e t Ih* f r o n t d o o r o f th * H em lnol* C o u n t y C o u r t H o u e* a t H a n t o r d , F l o r i d a , o n Ih e f lre t M o n d a y In Ih * m o n t h o f A u g u e l , 1AM, w h i c h I* th * 1*1 d a y o f A u g u e t , Ml*. D a t e d t h l e Ath d a y o f J u n e , MIA. (H E A L ) A r t h u r It. R e c k w l l h , J r . C le rk C ircuit C o u it, H em ln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r i d * N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N M B TAX D EED l * e e . 1P4.IB F l a r l d a B t a t o l e a a f ja iai N O T IC E IB I IK R K R Y G IV E N , T h a t A t l a n l l e M u n i c ip a l C o r p o r a ­ t i o n t h * h o l d e r n f t h e f o l lo w in g r e r t l f l r a t a h a a f i le d e a l d • e r t l f l c a t * f o r t a g d eed t n he l»*ued Ihereng. T h* c e r tific a te n u m b e r a n d y a a r o f I ttu a n r * . th e deecrlpHop of th* p ro p ra ty , and the n a m * In w h i c h I t w a a aeeeeeed ar* a a fallow *! C e r t l f l c a t * N«. I l l T e a r o f l e a u a n c * J u n * M. M M D ESC RIPTIO N O F PR O PERTY ! t m t I I H loek l e P i n * L ave! P l a t A P a g a a IA A 17 NaAi# tn w h i c h a eee eeed A. B. G r e e n l e e . A l l o f e a l d p r o p e r t y h eIn* In t h * C o u n t y n f Hemlnol*, S l a t * o f F l o r i d a . L'nlaea a u c h c e r ­ t i f i c a t e e h a l l he r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ ing to la w th* p r o p e r ty deeerlbed III a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill he aold t n the h lghaet b idder a t th a fro n t d o o r o f t h a H em ln o ta C o u n l y C o u r t House at H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , on t h e f l r e t M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h o f A u g u e t , l i e u , w h i c h la t h * l e t d a y n f A u g u e t . IM * . D e l e d t h l a Ath d e y o f J u n e , MIA, (H EAL) A r t h u r H. R e c k w l l h , J r , cl# i u c i r c u it C ourt H em lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a NUTICM n r A P P L I C A T I O N F O R T A X IIK K D 1PLIB F l a r l d a P l a t a ) * * mt n o t ic e ih h er eb y g iv e n , T h a i A t l a n t i c M u n i c ip a l C o r p o r a ­ tio n Ih* h o l d e r o f t h * f o l l o w i n g o e r t l f l r a l t h a e file d e e l d c e r t i f i ­ c a t e f o r l e a d e a d t n b* laaued theraou. Th* r e r t l f l i a l * num ber a n d y a a r n f laau an c* , t h * d a e c r l p l i n n o f ih * p r o p e r t y , a n d t h a n a m * In w h i c h It w a a a a a a a a t d a r a a a f o llo w s: C e r t i f i c a t e No. PI T s a r o f l a a u a n c * Jun* li. MM DESCRIPTIO N O F P R O P K R T T L ola l '4k 1 H l e c k t l T i e r 1* A. C. i l a r t l n ' a A d d i t i o n P l a t R o o k t P a g * IA N am * In w hich aa e e a a e d N ick C o n a i a n t l n * a t a l. All o r aa ld p r o p e r t y b e i n g In Ilia C n u t i l ) o f Hemlnol*, S i a m o f F l o r i d a . Itn la e a s u c h r a r l l f l c a t * s h a l l ba r e d e e m ­ ed a c c o r d i n g t o l a w t h * p r o p e r l y d e e e r l b e d In au ch t e r l l f l c a l e w i l l h e t o l d t a th * h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t th * f r o m d o o r o f t h * Hem lnol* C o u n l y Cuui i i t o u e o U H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , on Ih* f i r s t M o n d a y la Ih* m o n t h o f A u g u s t , l l t u . w h i m I t Ih* l e t d a y o f A u g u a t , IMA. D a t e d t h l a Ath d a y o f J u n e , 1AM. (B E A L) A r t h u r H. R e c k w l l h , J r . C lerk C lroull C ourt H em ln ete C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N E T IC M O T A P P L IC A T IO N FOR FAX DRRD 1*4.10 F l o H d a I t a l a r * * a f tie* . N O T IC E 10 HKRKRT g lv ea. T h a t A t l a n l l e M u n i c ip a l C o r p o r a H a o t h a h a l d a r a t t b a fo l lo w in g e a r t l f l r a l * h a a f i le d a a l d r t r t l floata f a r la g dead la ba letued tb areaa. Tho certlfloalo num ber • w d y e a r o f ta e a a n c e . t h * dee•rlp tlaa af tha p ro party, aad n a m a Hi w h l a h f t w a a a u e a a e d • r* a a f o l l a w a t C e r t i f i c a t e Na. A l l T t a r ad I t a a a n o a J u n * l l i b , 1111 D E SC RIPTIO N O P PR O PE R T Y w i t Bf N W t i a d RW1* A All R I / l o f NW14 B a f Roe it g eo tlan I t T aw n ah lp H Range w K aat N a m a la w h i c h a t M e e e d C e n t r a l P l o r l d a L o a d C o m p a n y . A lt o f a a l d p r o a r t y b e i n g la t h e C o u n t * o f Bem lnole, S t a t e a f P l o r l d a . U a l e e a a u c h r e r t l f l r a t a a h a l l b e re d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g l o I * f t h * p r o p e r l y deec rlb ed la eueh o e r llf lr a te w ill ba •old ta R a h lg h a a t bidder a t th a f r o n t d o o r * f t b a B e m ln o la C o u a l y C a r l Mauaa a t B aafard. F larld a , • u lh a flra t M an d ay la lh a m a a th • f A u g u a l , I I M , w h l a h la l h a l a t d a y o r A u g u a l , I AM. Datod thla Ath day af Juaa, lit* <«AL> r l h « r M. B a c k w l t b , J r , C lark C lraM t C o a rt B e m ln o la C a u a t y , P t o r t d h n o t im FUR ’ arc. IP iP ) s r A P T L irA i T A B --------- _ . m _____ OIVBM, T h a t A t l a n t i a MUHlolpat C o r p a e a t la n lh a b a ld e r o f th e fo llo w le g erne* NOTH R O F A P P L I C A T I O N F O R TA X D E K II ( g e e . I P i . l g F l a r l d a B l a l w l t * mt 1*4*1 N O T IC E IH H K R K IIY G IV E N . T h a i D. R u m * t h a h o l d e r o f tlio f o l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h e * file d e a l d certlflcat* for tax d eed t o be letued th ereo n . Th* certificate n u m b e r e n d y a a r u t laau an c* , t h e deerrlp tlo n of tho pro p erty , a n d t b a n a m * In w h i c h H w a a a e e e e e ­ ed a r * a e fo llo w * : C e r t i f i c a t e No. I I Y e a r o f l a e u a a o * M il D ESC RIPTIO N o r PROPKRTT l-ol I A a t e s e o r 'a M a p o f l-ola l i A i l o f M. M. S m i t h 's Xnd Hiih.litle l.nl D ead H o o k 'I M P a g e 111 H C R . N a m e In w h l a h p aaeeeed J a c k A C a r r i e W illiam * . All o f e e l d p r o ­ p e r l y b e i n g Ih t h e C o u n t y Bern!Hole, H i a t t o f F l o r i d a . L'alea* a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e e h a l l b* r e d e e m e d a c ­ c o r d i n g i * l a w t h a p r e p e r t y d ees r l l t t d la e u r h r e r t l f l c a t * w i l l be eold l a th * h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t th * fro u t d o e r of ik* keu.lnele C o u n ly C a u rt H ouaa a l Sanford, F lorida, o a Ih * f l r a t M o n d a y In t h * m o n t h o f A u g u a t I AM, w h i c h I* t h * l o t d a y of A u g u s t , MIA. D a t e d t h i s i t h d a y o f M a y , 1AM. (A B A D A r t h u r M. B o c h w l t h , J r . C lerk C irc u it C a u rt B e m l a a l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a <•**. |§ H ) 1T A P P I . I U A T I O S FO R TAX DRRD H i . l l F laotP a S ta tu te s at M K itc n r g iv e n . T h a t D. R o m * Ih * h o l d e r a f Ih* f o l l e w l h g * a r t l f i # a t e h a s f i le d s a i d c a r l l f l c a t o f a r U s d e e d to / b* laaued th treo a. Th* certificate ■ u m b e r a a d y * a r * f la e u a n c a , t h * d * * c r l p t i* * a f t h a p r o p a r t y , a n d t h a a s m * In w h i c h K w a * a a t a a a • d a e * p* f o l l o w s : C * M lft«ptp N*. I I T e a r mt I s s u a n c e n o t io n m or D ESC RIPTIO N PROPERTY) P a r t D escribed la o r b u f P a g * i l l B e e t le * AA T w a u IA Baag* M B ’ t o g s I s w h i c h ae e e e e e d J a h a D. A M a r i a n a B. O a r f t o a . All a f a a l d p ra p a rly b eta* la th a C o u aly af S em in al* , g u t s o f F l a r l d a . t ' n l e . a a c c o r d i n g Aa l a w Aha p r o p a r t y d e t ­ e r It. ed | n e u e h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l he t o l d t o th * h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t t h e f r o n t d o o r o f th * Hemlnol# C o u n t y C o u r t H o u e* e t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , na t h * f l r i t M o n d a y In Ih e m o n t h o f A u g u e t , MIA, w h i c h It t h e M t d e r o f A u r u t f . HAA. D e l e d t h l e 1 t h d e y a f M ay, 1AAA. (HEAL ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C le rk C lr e u lt C ourt. Hem ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a N O T IC E O P A P P L I C A T I O N FOR TAX D EED IPA I t F t o r t B a B i a t u l e a fare, IP IP ) NOTICE IH llE R R nT of d eed t o L a lean ed tL e ro o a . T h * rertlfteet* n u m b er and y a a r of l a a u a n r a , t h * d e s c r i p t i o n o f th * p r o p e r t y , a n d th * n a m a In w h i c h It w a a a s s e s s e d * r* a* follo w *: C e r t i f i c a t e No. I M T t a r of l a a u a n c * June I), M il •lEH C R IITIG N O F P R O P E R T Y L o t 11 B l o c k G T r a c t I I S a n l a n d o S p r i n g s a c c o r d i n g to th * plat* th ereo f recorded upon . t h * P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f l e m l note C o u n ly F lorid* N e m a In w h l r h aaeeaaed G. P. Hill. All n f a a ld p r o p e r l y b e i n g In th * C o u n t y o f S em in o le. S t a t e nf F lo rid a. U n ites such r e rllf lr a t * a h a l l b* r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t n l a w ( h e p r o p a r t y d e s c r i b e d In e u r h r e r l H I c a t * w i l l b e eold t o th e h lg h eet b id d er al the fro n t do<>r n f th * H em ln o le C ounty l l o u e e , e t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , o n t h e f l r e t M o n d a y In Ih* m o n t h o f A u g u e t , Mil), w h i c h I t Ih* l e t d e y o f A u a u t t , M i*. D a t e d t h l a l l l h d a y a f May, IM * . (HEAD A r t h u r K. B e c k w i t h , J r . C lerk c i r c u i t Court Hem ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a GIVEN, T h a t D a l l a e E I«onp t h e h o l d e r o f t h * f o l l o w i n g c e r t l f l c a t * h ae file d eeld r e r t l f l e a t * f o r t a x d eed lo h e le au ed t h e r e u n . T h e c e r t i ­ f i c a t e n u m b e r e n d y e a r o f le e u an c* . t h e d e e c r l p t l o n o f f h e p r o p a r t y , e n d t h e n e f n e In w h i c h It w e e aeee eeed e r e a * f n l lo w a : C e r t i f i c a t e No. 1ST T e a r o f l e e u a n c * MS7 DESC RIPTION O F P R O P K R T T t a i l s 31 A 1* B lo c k I I C r y e t a l l a t h e W i n t e r H o m e - f i u h d lv l elo n P i e t R o o k 1 P a g e * l l i , n o t ic e n r irri.ic tT iO N t t l . A 111 for tax n rrn N a m e d In w h i c h a e e e e - e d C h a r l c * P e t a r e o n . All o f e a l d p r o p e r l y b e ­ ’(»*#, 1*1.I# F l o r i d a S l a t a l e s ml i n g In Ik* C o u n t y n f Hemlnol*, IS**) N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y G I V E N . S ta te o f Florida. .U nite* eurh c e r ­ t i f i c a t e t h e l l he r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ T h a t M. H. X w l r k a r t h e h o l d e r o f in g to l a w t h e p r o p e r t y d e e e r l b e d th * f o l l o w i n g r e r l l f l c a t o h e * file d In e u r h c e r l l f l c a l * w ill b e eold ea ld r e r t l f l i e t e f o r t e l d eed t o In th * h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t t h e f r o n t be l eau ed t h e r e o n . T h e c e r t i f i c a t e d o o r n f th * Hetiilnul* C o u n t y C o u r t n u m b e r a n d ) * e r n f l e e u e n r o , th * H o u e * a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , o n th * d e e r r l p t l o n n f t h * p r o p e r t y , a n d f l r a t M o n d a y In Ih* m o n t h a f t h * n a m e In w h l r h It. w a a a t t e s t e d A u g u e l , MM, w h i c h la t h * 1 st a r e ** fo llo w * : d a y or A uguet, ty io C e r t l f l r a t * No. I l l T e a r o f l a a u a n c * D a t e d lh(* i t h d a y o f M a y , 1M>. M M D E SC RIPTIO N O F PR O PE R T Y ) (B E A L ) Ie»l Id l l l n r k A L a k e H a r n e y A r t h u r II. R e c k w l l h , J r . Hhoree P l a t Hoo k T P a g e TT C lerk C ircu it C ourt, N a m * In w h i c h a s s e s s e d H. IHem ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a * M a r y .V. P l y a n t . All o f aald N O rriC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N p r o p e r t y b e i n g In th * C o u n t y o f FOR TAX DEED Hem lnole, H ta t* o f F l o r i d a . U n ­ H e r , t o i . l * F l o r i d a B t a i a t r a - a f l e t e e u r h r e r t l f l c a t * s h a l l b* r a IPiPI d e e m e d a r r n r d l n g lo l a w t h * p r o ­ N O T IC E IH H E R K R Y G I V E N , p e r l y d e e r r lb e r i In eueh c e r t i f i c a t e T h a t D a l l a e K. l-onp t h * h o l d e r o f w ill h e t o l d t n th * h l a b e e t b i d ­ t h o f o l l o w i n g c e r t l f l c a t * h a t file d d e r a t t h * f r o n t d o o r n f th * Hem l­ e e l d r e r t l f l c a t * f o r t a s d e e d t n he nol * C o u n t y C o u r t Houe* a t Han­ le au ed thereon. Th* c e r t i f i c a t e fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n th * f l r e t M o n d a y n u m b e r e n d y e a r o t leeu an c* , t h e In th * m o n t h n f A u g u s t . M i * , d e e c r l p t l o n o f t h o p r o p e r t y , e n d w h i c h I* th * l e t d a y o f A u g u e t , t h * n a m e In w h i c h It w e e a eee eeed 111*. a r * ae f o l l o w s : D e l e d Mil* ITlh d a y o f May, C e r t i f i c a t e No. I t * Y e a r o f l e e u a n c * M l*. MIT (HEAD D E SC RIPTIO N O F PROPERTY! A r t h u r If. R n k w l l h , J r . l-nt i Minsk D D ix ie T e r r a c e C lerk C irc u it C ourt, P lat nook • Paa* H Hem lnol* C o u n l y , F l o r i d a N a m # In w h i c h aeee eeed M e r y H. W illia m * . All of eald p r o p e r l y b e ­ NOTM'R O F i P F I . I C A T I O N FUR TAX D E ED i n g In ih * C o u n t y o f Hemlnole, H l a l e o f F l o r i d a . I 'u l e e e e u r h c e r ­ t i e r . I » t . I * F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * a f t i f i c a t e e l u l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ 1*4*1 in g t o l a w Ih * p r o p e r t y d e e e r l b e d N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y G IV E N . In e u r h r a r t l f l e a t a w ill be eold T h a t M ad lau n H q u ar* G a r d e n a I n r. t o Ih* h i g l i e e l b i d d e r a t th * f r o n t th * h o l d r r u t t h a f o l lo w in g r e r t l ­ door of th* Hem lnol* C o u n t y f l c a t * h e a file d aald r e r t l f l r a t a C o u r t H o u e* a t H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , f o r t a x d e a d t n h e laaued t h e r e ­ o n th * f l r e t M o n d a y l a Ih * m o n t h on. T h * r e r t l f l r a t r n u m b e r e n d o f A u e n e t , l i t * , w h i c h I t t h e l e t > e * r n f l e e u e n r e , th * d e e r r l p t l o n o f Ih o p r o p e r l y , a n d th * n a m * In d a y of A uguel. M i*. D a t e d Ihi* i t h d a y o f M a y , 111*. w h i c h II w a s aeeeeeed a r a a a f a l ­ ln w a : (B E A D t . 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T h * r e r t l t l c a l e d r a c r l b e d In e u r h r e r t l f l r a t a w ill n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f l e e u a n r e , t h e be eold In t h * h l a h e e t b i d d e r e t d e s c r i p t i o n o f l h a p r n p e r t ) , e n d t h # f r o n t d o o r o f t h e Hem lnole t h * n a m e In w h i c h I t w a s a a e r e t - C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e a t H an fo rd , • d a r e a t f o llo w * : F l o r i d a , o n I h e f i r s t M o n d a y tn C e r t i f i c a t e No. I I * Y e a r o f l e a u a n c * t h e m o n t h o f A u g u e t . IMA, w h i c h It MIT th* le t d e y of A uguel. M l*. DESC RIPTION O F PR O PE R T Y ! D e l e d t h l e t l h d a y o f M ay, M 4i. 1-ole 11 A 11 J a m n e i o w a P l a t (B E A D R o o k 1 l ' a * e i Tl A 11 A i t l i u h IL R e c k w l l h , J r . . N a m e In w h l r h ae e e e e e d Cecil A C lerk C lr r u ll C ourt. P i n k i e Kaly. 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R o m a Ih* h o l d e r o f l h a reillflcat* h a* filed of t h * H em ln o le C o u u t y C o u r t f o l lo w in g l l o u e e a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d * , o n Ih* ee ld r e r l l f l r a t * f o r l a x d e e d tn f lre t M o n d a y In t h a m o n t h o f ba l e t u e d t h e r e o n . T h * r e r t l f l c a t * A u g u e l , M M , w h l r h la t h a l a t n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f te a u a n r * , th * d e s c r i p t i o n or th b p r o p e r t y , a n d d a y o f A u g u a l , M ia . D a t e d t h l a l f t h d a y o f M ay, IMA. t h * narii* In w h i c h It w a s a s s e s s e d a r o a s f n llo w a: (H EA D C e r t i f i c a t e No. 411 T e a r o f l a a u a n c * A r t h u r If. R e c k w l l h , J r . 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P l a t e o f F l o r i d a , t ' n l r e a e u r h A r t h u r H. R a r k w l i h , J r . r e rllfle a l* ehall he redeem ed a re C lark C ircu it C oart. c o r d i n g t o l a w th * p r o p e r l y dee* Nem lao l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d * c r l b e d In e u r h c e r l l f l c a l * w ill ha eold t a t h * h l g h e e t b i d d e r e t t h * N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N f r o n t d o o r nf t h e Hem lnol* C o u n l y F O R TA X D E E D ( P e r . 1P4.IV F l a r l d a S t a t u e * mt C u u r t H o lie r a t H e n fo rd F l o r i d a , o n I h e f i r s t M o n d a y In Ih* m o n t h IM S! N O T IC E IH H K R B R T OIVKN. e f A u g u e t . M M w h l r h 1* t h * l e t T h a t M a d l t o n S q u a r e O a r d t n e I n * d a y o f A u g u e l . IMA. D a t e d ' t h i s I t h d e y o f May, M M , I h e h o l d e r a f l h a f n l lo w ln p r a r t l f i r a t e h e* file d ee ld r e r t l f l c a t * ( H E A D A r t h u r 11. R e r k w l t h , J r . f o r t a * d eed t n be leaned t h e r e o n . Th# eertlflcat* n u m b er and year C lerk C ircu it C ourt Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a — o f I te u a n c e , t h e d e e c r l p t l o n o f th * p r o p e r t y , a n d th * n a m e In w h i c h N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N It w ee aeeeeeed e r e a e fo l la w a t FOR TAX D E ED C e r t l f l r a t * No, l i * Y e a r o f l e e u e n c e 4 He*. 1*4.1* P t a H d a s t a t u t e * a d 1*14 1*4*1 D K B C R IP T IO N O F P R O P E R T T t N O T IC E IP H K R K R T G I V E N , E ' e o f NK>* o f N W ' | S ectio n T h a t Medleo n S q u a r e G a r d e n a lxt>, I t T w n p . l t R a n g e 1* E I t th * h o l d t r o f t h e f a l l o w i n g c e r t i ­ arre* N am * In w h i c h aeeeeeed R o b e r t f i c a t e h e s f l l r d eeld r e r t l f l e e l t f o r l_ A J a n * N. R e i n h a r d t . All of t e e deed t o be I te u e d I h e r e n n . T h e ee ld p r o p e r l y b e i n g In t h * C o u n t y c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r e n d y e a r o f o f Hemlnole, P i e t * n f F l o r i d a . U n ­ l e e u e n r e , Ih* d e e r r l p t l o n of thar ite* eu eh r e r t l f l i ' a l * s h a l l h e r e ­ p r o p e r t y , e n d th * n a m * In w h l r h deemed* a c c o r d i n g to l)W l b * p r o ­ it w e* aeee eeed e r e a e f o llo w * : p e r t y d e e e r l b e d In e u r h c e r t i f i ­ C e r t i f i c a t e No. IA7 T e a r o f l e s u e n r * ■ c a t e w i l l he t o l d to th * h l g h e e t M M D ESC RIPTIO N O F P R O P E R T T l W b id d e r a t t h e f r o n t d o o r o f t h e N At ft. o f E V n f HW<, n f S e m in o le t ' n u n t y C o u r t l l n u a r a t HIV i , o f • N R 1.* of H E S HerH anford , F lorida, on th* flrat tl n n 11 T w n e . 11 R a n g # I I E. M n n d ey In tb * m o n t h n f A u g u e t , Luhy M l* w h i c h la t h * l e t d e y of N a m e In w h i c h a eee eeed lian lele. Alt o f ee ld p r o p e r l y he* A u g u e l . IMA. Ing In t h * C o u n t y o f H e m lnol^ D a t e d t h i s I t h d a y o f May, H i t . H lale o f F l o r i d a , t 'n l e e a au ch c e r l l e (HEAD f i r s t * s h e l l he r e d e e m e d acco rd * A r t h u r H. R e c k w l l h , J r . Ing t o le t h e p r o p e r l y d e s c r i b e d C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. In e u r h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill b e so ld t o B e m ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r a l Ih e f r o n t N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N d o o r n f t h e Hemlnol* C o u n l y C n i i r l , FOR TAX DRRD H o u s e e t H en fo rd , F l o r i d * , on t h a G e e . 1*4.1* F l o H d a B l a t a t e o o f f l r a t M n n d e y In I h * m o n t h n f _ A u g u e l , IHO, w h i c h le Ih* l i t d e y 0 1*4*1 N O T IC E IS H K I I E H T GIV EN , o f A u g u e t . IMA. T h a t M a d l t o n B q u a r* G a r d e n * Inc. D a t e d t h i s 1 t h d e y o f May, M I L th * h o l d e r o f t h e f o l l o w i n g c e r t i ­ ( H E A D f i c a t e h e s file d sa id c e r l l f l e e l # for A r t h u r H. R e c k w l l h , J r . t e e d eed I* be Iss u e d t h e r e o n . T h * C lerk C irc u it Court Hemlnol* C o u n l y , F l o r i d a c e r t l f l c a t * n u m b e r e n d j e e r nf l e t i i t n r t , t h e d e e c r l p t l o n of t h e n o t ic e u f i p p i .ic a t io n p r o p e r t y , t a d t h * n a m * In w h ic h F U R TA X DKF.II It w e e e e i e e e t d e r e ■■ fo llo w * : C e r t i f i c a t e No. I l l T e a r o f l o e u e n c * M e n 1*1.1* F l a r l d a H ialw lr* mt 1*1*1 MM N O T IC E IH I I E K K I t r G IV E N , DESC RIPTION O F PRO PK R TT T h a t M a d iso n S q u a r e G arde ne Inn. U t l i M i d w a y p r g r Oviedo th e h o ld e r of th e follow ing cerll* P i e t I P e p * 4* N a m e lu w h i c h a e e e e te d H a i t i * f l r e l * hee file d eeld . i g i t l f b * ( • f o r m O i e n d l n * e t el. All o f ee ld p r o ­ t e e d e e d t o he le au ed t h e r e o n . T li4 9 p e r t y b e i n g In I h t C o u n l y o f Heml- r e r t l f l c a t * n u m b e r a n d ) * a r o f note, H lale o f F l o r i d a . U n l e t e su c h l e a u a n r e , t h * d e s r r l p l l o n n f t h * c e r t i f i c a t e s h e l l b e r e d e e m e d a c ­ p r o p e r ! ) , e n d th * n a m e In w h l r h c o r d i n g t a l e w t h * p r o p e r t y d e s ­ It w a * a e a e s a r d e r e ■* f o l lo w s : c r i b e d III a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill be C e r t i f i e s ! * Na. 117 Y e a r o f l a a u e n c * eold t n t h * h l g h e e t b i d d e r a t Ih* M M D ESC RIPTIO N O F P R O P E R T Y ! f r o n t d o o r o f t h t Hem lnol* C o u n t y N 7 ft. 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Atl o f eeld p r o p e r * “ H em ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a l y b e i n g I n * t h e C o u n t y o f Hem lN O T IC E O P A F F M C A T I O N tinle, H i s t * of F lorida, t'n le e a F O R T A X D E K II e u r h r e r t l f l o s t n e h e l t he r e d e e m ­ I See. 1*4.1 A F l o r i d * B l a l a t e o o f ed e e m r d l n g t o l e w t h e p i o p e r r y 1*4*1 d e s c r i b e d In e u r h c e r l l f l e e l * w i l l N O T IC E IS I IK R K R Y G IV E N , be g o ld t o t h * h l a h e « t b i d d e r e t T h a i M a d iso n B q u a ro O a r d r n * Inc. t h . f r o n t d o o r o f t h * H - m ln o l* l h a h o l d t r o f i h t f o l l o w i n g c e r t i ­ C o u n t y C o u r t Ilo n a* e t H an fo rd , o r a t e h e* file d eald c e r t i f i c a t e for F l o r i d a , o n th * f l r e t M o n d a y l* t a x d eed t * be le au ed t h e r e o n . T h * th * m o n t h o f A u g u e t . IMA, w h irl) r r r l l f l c e t * n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f Is t h e l e t d a y o f A u g u e l , M i». le e u a n c * , t h * d e s c r i p t i o n o f th * D e l e d t h i s i t h d a y o f M ay, M M . p r o p e r t y , e n d Ih e n a m * In w h i c h ( B E A D It w a s aaeeaaed a r e a e f n llo w a: A rth u r H. R e ih w lth , Jr. C e r t i f i c a t e No. I l l Y ear o f leeu an c* C lerk C ircuit Court |p MM Hem lnol* C o u n l y . F l o r i d * D ESC RIPTIO N O F P R O P E R T T l N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N Itot I M ilto n B q u a r* P l a t R o o k 1 P a g e 1* FOR TAX D EED N am * In w h i c h g t e e t e a d O ra D <•• *. I M . l t F t o r l d o P l a t a lea m t m § i i.ee. All o f e a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g In N O T IC E IH I IK R K R Y G IV E N , t h e C o u n l y o t Hemlnole, H ist* of F lorida. Uni*** e u e h r e r l l f l e a l * T h a i M a d iso n S q u a r e G a r d e n . 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Im t 1* R e p l a t o f IV In wnod P a r k P la t Book 1 P ag * l« (R E A D N am * In w h i c h es a e e e e d E t h e l M. A r t h u r H. B e r k w l t h , J r . F e r g u s o n . All o f e e l d p r o p e r t y be­ C lerk C ircuit C ourt i n g In | h e C o u n l y o f Hemlnole, Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Hint* o f F l o r i d * . L'nlees eueh c e r ­ N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N llflca l* ehnll be redeem ed a c co rd ­ F O R T A X D ERI) ing to U w th e p ro p e rly deecrlb-d t e e * . 1*4.1* F i e r i Ao g i s t a l t * o f In e u r h c e r l l f l c a l * w ill he eold m u t o th * h l g h e a t b i d d e r e l Ih* f ro n t N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y GIV EN . d o o r o f t h e H em lnol* C o u n t y C o u r t T h a t M a d le n a S q u a r e G ar d e n * Inc. 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I t w a a a aae eeed a r a a * f o l i a * * : c l e r k C ircuit c o u r t C e r t l f l c a t * No. I2A T s a r o t leeuano* H em ln o l* ,' C o l n t y , F l o r i d a till NOTH'M UK, A P P L I C A T I O N D ESC RIPTIO N O P P R O P E R T T l FOM I t * D E E D B 11 *4 f t of N 271 «4 f t e f W G e e . 1* 1. 1# F l o r i d a ■ lo ltaies mt I M f t o f R H o f N E U o f N W 14 lo o * | Boc II ob I t , T w a p . t l , R a a g * 11 ■ N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIV EN , N a m a l a w h i c h aeee eeed J. R. A T h a i M a d l t o n S q u a r e G a r d e n s , Inc. P i n k i e D e t l s . All o f so l d p r o ­ Ih* h o l d e r o f t h * f o l lo w in g c i r t l - ■ p e r t y b e i n g l a th * C o u n l y o f D e a l # h a* f ile d eald c e r t i f i c a t e f o r ^ ■ e m ta o l e . Blot* of F l o r i d a . U n l e s s t a s d e e d to he I t e u e d t h e r e o n . T h e e u e h r e r l l f l r a t * eh a l l be r e d e e m ­ c e r t l f l c a t * n u m b e r e n d y e a r of ed a r e o r d l n g l o law Ih* p r o p e r l y l eeu en ce , t h e d e s c r i p t i o n of th* d e e c t l b e d l a a u i h c e r t i f i e s ! * w i l l p r o p e r t y , a n d th * n a m e In w h ich b* aold t o t h a h i g h e s t b id d e r a t It w a * a s s e s s e d a r * a s fo llo w et t h e f r o a t d o o r o t th * Hemlnol* C e r t i f i c a t e No. l l i T o a r o f l a e u a n c * C o u n t y C o u r t Ho u e* a t H anford , M i l D ESC RIPTIO N O P PRO PERTY F l o r i d a o n th * f l r e t M-m dey In E l y 14 o f L o t 11 lllo c k A th* m o a th of A uguel, IM L w hich S p o rts m a n '* P eradla* P lat t* Ih* l e t d e y o f A u g u e t , l i t * . tlook I P age* I t A I I D a t e d t h l a I t h d a y o f May, M t* . ->'**«• to w h i c h a s s e s s e d H a r r y X (HEAD I-aw. A ll • ( e a l d p r o p e r t y b e in g A r t h u r H. R e c k w l l h , J r . l a t h * C o u n l y * f Hemlnole. Htat* a C lerk C ir c u it C ourt. o f F le r ld w U nless auch c e rtlflc a t* ( J S o m to o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a a h a l l b e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to R O T I C R O F A P P L I C 4TIOR lew th* p r o p a r t y d e e e r l b e d to FO R TAX DRRD sue' r e r t l f l c a t * w i l l b e eold I* 1*0*1. I M J I F l o e M a S i a t o l o o mt I h * h l g h a e t b i d d e r • ! th * f r o n t 1040) doo y of tho. H em lnol* County N O T IC E 10 H E R E B Y OIVKN, C o u r t H o u s * a t S a n f o r d , *T oride, T h a t M a d i a * * B q u a r* U i r d e a a t*c. o n Ih * f l r e l M o n d a y to t h e m o n t h lb * b o l d e r o f th * f o l l o w i n g c e n t - o f A u g u e t . 1AM. w h i c h Is U a 1*4 f l o a t * b ag file d s a i d c e r t l f l c a t * fo r d a y o f A u s u e l , IMA. t t o g 4 « t d t o b « l a e u a d th erasw . TL* D ated U l* I U d ay a t May. 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I l f l r a t r ah all lia r a d f f i n f d a c c o r d ­ i n g to law t h a p r o p e r t y dfacrll>-d B n aitrh .- a r t l f l r a t a w ill ha anld in t h a h l g h f - t b l d d r r a t . h r f r o n t dn o . of tha H am lnola C ount) C « u r t l l o u - o a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , on t h a r i r a t 3 l » n d a r In t h a m o n t h o f A u a u e t . l*4n, w h i c h la t h a l i t d a y nf A uauet. . till). D a t e d Ihla 3 lh d a y of May, 1*40. ( * K A I.) A r t h u r II. II-. k w l t h , J r . Clark C ircu it C ourt. H em lnnla C o u n t ) . F lorida V lif B anfurft V rrstB T h u rs. Ju n e \NMAT ABOUT r t THIS ? HOW DO vOU l LIKE THIS MAT* rillLADKI.PHIA (UPIJ — A former night club manager con­ victed of offering Philadelphia Philliet pitcher Humberto Ruhin$1,500 in throw a game last sea­ son $1,500 to throw a game last te(.ton waa free on $ 15,000 bail today pending action on hit plea for a new trial. A jury of (even men and five women found Harold Friedman, 43, guilty in lea* than 30 minute* of deliberation in hli one-day trial. Judge Ethan Allen Dot.v, defer­ ring aentence, set a hearing Aug. 1 on Friedman'a motion. Doty laid after the verdict that ONE T Y P E OF FLORIDA VACATION is deep sea fish"we cannot have people tamper­ injr off Florida’s Ionic coast line. David Evan*, chartering with our alhlelei. Philadel­ boat captain, shown 40-pound king mackerel caught phia ha* alway* been known for rie a j alhletici and we propose to off Vero Beach. C harter boat* are available a t practical­ keep it so." ly all m ajor coantal cities on a daily bH.«i*. Robinton, a slim righthander, testified Friedman attempted to bribe him In Robinmn'a hotel room on the day ha pitched and A ©TICK « F A F P M C 4 T if t A won the second game of a twlK lin T L X ItK K I) night dotiblehrader with the Cin­ • f o r a . IP4.IO F l o r i d a a t a t a t a o P in t cinnati Rrdi her* la at Sapt. U. XO TIC K IK I IK IIK H T G IV E N , Robinson waa lifted for a pinchT h a t D a l l a a K. L oop t h e h o l d a r o f t h a follow l o g r a r t l f l c a t o h a a hitter in the seventh. f l l f d aald r a r t l f l c a t a f o r t a x d aad Friedman, testifying In his own to ha laauad t h a r a o n . T h a r a r t l f l defense, laid h* merely offered to r a t a n t i m h a r a n d y a a r o f taau an ca, By rHIf. NEWSOM and television station* once suft h a d e s c r i p t i o n nf t h a p r o p a r t y , lend Robinson money after he CARACAS (UJH) —A prominent cessfully barred most favorable a n d l h a n a m a In w h l r h I t w a a learned that the pitcher had been aaaa aaad a r a a a f n lln w a : robbed. Veneiuelan politician exploded mentions of the United Stales. C a r t l f l e a t a No. l i t T a a r o f l a a u a n c o Today, they a n not quite so sue with anger recently at a query eassfui. JUT. PBsentPTto.v o f p r o p e r t y : Aa estimated IT million Ameri­ from a visiting American news I«ot* 1 A 1 B l o c k C W o o d l a n d Aa official Veanucla has becana are suffering from aom* farm man. . ll a l g h t a F lr a t A ddition P la t com> Increasingly disenchanted B B o o k 7 P a g o Tt "We don't need (be Yankee with tto# Cuban regime of Fidel of mental illness. .-lama In w h i c h aaaa aaad H. W. dollar," he said. "W* hav* noth Castro, so h is sympathy for Mm D o r o t h y ft. W i l l i a m , . All n f oatd ing to ha grateful for to the Yan­ United States increased. p r o p a rty b ein g la th a C o a a ty nf kee foliar." flam ln nta. P l a t a o f F l o r i d a . TTnlaaa Despite lie enormous oil n r * ou ch r a r t l f l c a t o t h a t ! h a r ad * o m H was an extreme expression of p a r ty balng la th a C o u n ty of ad a c c o r d i n g t o t a w t h a p r o p o r t r P rm ln o l* . Htato o f F l o r i d a , t l n l a a a an altitude which haa proven nues, tha government confesses It cannot finance iu grandiose plans d t a o r l b a d In a u r h r a r t l f l c a t a will a u r h r a r i l f l r a t a a a h a l l ba r s * a * m practical for politicians who would for the future by luelf. h a t o l d to t h a h t a h a a l b l d d a r a n l a cco rd in g to la w th* p ro p e rty t h a f r o n t d o o r o f t h a Ham lnola i l t s c r l b r d In o u ch r a r t l f l c a t a w ill shift responsibility for Venetuala'a Privale investment la a necas C o u n t y C o u r t Tlouaa a t H a n fo rd ha aold (o t h o h l g h a a t b l d d a r a t long history of dictatorships and F l o r i d a , on t h a f l r a t M o n d a y l a t h a f r o n t d o o r n f l h a Ham lnola her present economic dltficuUiea ally, and tha United Stria* m Ih* t h a m o n t h o f A u g u a t , ISIS, w h i c h C o u n t y C o u r t H o u a a a t R a n ferd . natural supplier. to tho United Stale* aad $* U.S. la t h a l a t d a y o f A u a u a t . I t © Even Venatuelaa Communist, F l o r i d a , o n th o f i r s t M o n d ay In D a t a d t h l a 4 th d a y n f May, t i l l t h a m o n t h o f A u g u s t , l f t t . w h i c h Is business in Veneiuela. vocal under tba government's a A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , J r . t h a l a t d a y o f A u g u a l , ISIS. Tha speaker waa Prof. D. Lopes fraa-swinging concept of dema F C lark C ircuit C ourt Ha I ad t h i s I t h d a y o f M ay, l t d * . Orihuela, a leader of the Repub­ Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a cracy. Join in promising proles (PH AM lican Democratic Union Party lion for foreign investment* to A r t h u r H. R a r k w l t b , J r . N O T II'H O F A P P L I C A T I O N which ia on* of three in Vane- work alongside government • own C lark C ircu it Court FOK T A T D M i n Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a luala’s leftist-leaning government •d petrochemical, ataei# oil and ( * a a . 1 P I.1 t F l o r i d a n t a t o l a a I coalition. NO TIC E o r A P P L I C A T I O N power projects. NOTIC K IK H K IIK IIT OIVKN, Specifically, he waa attacking F O B T A T IIKKII Caracss today suffers from a T h a t D. Itn in a t h a h o l d a r o f t h a I Par . 1P4.IS F l o r i d a B t a t u l a a o f the U. S. interrsia which deveL depression. Oil rigs aland idle in follo w In* c a r t l f l r a l a h a a flla d a a l d ISIS I oped Venatuela’i rich oH induer a r t l f l c a t a f n r t a x d aad t o ha tha field* and tha potential lost of NOT IC E IP H E R K B T OIVKN. la eu ad tharaon. Tha r a r t l f l r a t o T h a t H. R o m a t h a h o l d a r o f th o try. tha Cuban market to Soviet oil n u m h a r and y a a r of laauanra, th a follow ing HU opinion was not naaassarily imports poses a further danger. cartlflrala has fllad d a a c r l p t l o n o f t h a p r o p a r t y , a n d aald r a r t l f l c a t o f o r t a x d aad So universal in Yan*s«ela, nor waa t h a n a m a In w h i c h It w a a aaaaaa ha laauad t h a r a o n . T h a c a r t l f l r a l a "Yanqul go home" aign h ad a r a aa f n lln w a : n u m h a r a n d y a a r o f laau an ca , t h a the ' C a r t l f l e a t a No. 331 T a a r o f l a a u a n c a r t - a t r l n l l o n o f t h a p r o p a r t y , a i d scrawled on a wall of Central Sports Conflict l» ll t h a n a m a In w h l r h K w a a a a a a a a . University wher# a seminar waa H K .H C m P T IO N o r P H O PK IIT T DENVER (UPD— The Ameri­ ad a r o aa f o l lo w s : being conducted for the benefit of K ly 140 fl. o f L o t T h a t w a a n f 's r t l f l c a t a No. I l l T a a r o f l a a u a n c o can Association All-Star baseball viiiting U. S. newsmen. L o t* 1 A 3 Block K R L a k e ISIS K llan A d d i t i o n t o C a aa a lb a r rjr The next day a Caracas news­ game will ba piayad aa scheduled H K P C R II'T IO N O F P R O P E R T T I P l o t Bonk 7 P a g o I I . U l I Path W o o d r u ff s P ubdlvl. paper answered Lopei Orihuela. on July 1$, although there is a Mania In w h i c h aaaa aaad K a r l a M. alon F l a t B o o k 3 I’a a a I* In a seven-year period, it laid, chance it will conflict with tha A M a r y M. Hm lth. Alt o f aald N a m a In w h i c h aaaaaaad Huala p r o p a r t y h a l n a In t h a C o u n t y n f U l t n n . All n f a a ld p r o p a r t y h a l n g tha oil industry had left about $10 Sonny Liston-Zora Policy heavy­ H am lnola. P l a t a n f F l o r i d a . lin t# * * In t h r C o u n t y o f Ham lnola, P i n t o billion ia VcneiueJa, and it added: weight fight M tha Denver Coli­ ou ch c e r t i f i c a t e a h a l l b a r a d t a m a d o f F lorida. Ualao o o u ch ro rt l * "Corrupt or inept governments seum. If the Denver Bears hold a c c o r d i n g l o l a w t h a p r o p a r l y fl c a t o ah a l l b a r a d a a m a d a r r o r d l n g their AmoricM Association lead d a l c r l h a d l a a u r h r a r t l f l c a t a w ill lo l a w t h o p r o p a r t y d a a c r l h a d In used a great deal of it." b a aold t o t h a h l g h a a t b i d d e r a t a u r h c a r t l f l c a t o w ill bo ootd l o Ih# There are fed ladleatlons that through July 4, they will host the l l j i i f r o n t d o o r o f t h a Ham lnola h l g b s a t b l d d a r a t t b a f r o m d o o r there would ba a repetition now All-Star game m Em same night C o u n t y C o a r t H o u a a a t H anford of lha P am laola C o u n ty C ourt as Em fight. F l o r i d a , no t h a f l r a t M o n d a y l a H o u so a t H anford . F l o r i d a , on l h a of the violence which exploded in t h a m o n i h n f A u a u a t . 1**0, w h i c h f i r s t M o n d a y In l h a m o u t h o f Caracal against Vic* Praaidant l a t h o l a t d a y o f A u a u a t , 1*40 A u a u a t , ISSO, w h i c h la t h a l a t Richard Nixon in INI. P a l a d Ihl* I t h d a y of May, 111*, d ay o f A u g u al. U f a . T h an ia, instead, an indication Send Cats Cards f RE AL I D a t a d t h l a I t h d a y o f May, ISM. LONDON (U P l)—Two English of an improvement In tha VenaA r t h u r H. t t a r k w l t h , J r . (R E A L) C l a r k C l r r u l t C o u r t. luclan attitude toward tha United women vacationing in Spain wot* A r t h u r It. R a r k w l t b , J r . Ham lnolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Clark C ircuit C o u rt Sutes. Communist Influences in reported to havs aenl picture Hamlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Caracas nawspspara and radio postcard* to thair pet hats her*. N O T IC E O P A P P L IC A T IO N 3 0 , *80— P a g e r lltakc the teroi bl E one •NJ HUSBANO TALK,THAT* ALMOST A COMPLIMENT r AW FUL -----------:— Y HO R O lBLE MKM T H A T Y O U * M m * M H O m rn yoo» H »u> . ^ "We Don't Need Yankee Dollar," Venezuelan Politician Claims S * ' / S 7 7 1 L C A N 'T B f l l l v f TH AT * * * * * * JH CAHOOT* N tT N m A M * r * . H6V.< ' Z HAVE © 0 3 M ._ IT S S O N S ALREAD Y! IP E A / B U T W HO C A R E S WHAT* IT W A S T THE IMPORTANT THi NO IS# . I MA P O N E 1 ^ " Legal Notice F O B T A X t IK K n f P ar. I P 4 . l t F l o r i d a P l a t a t e o im i _ N O T IC E IH I I K R K I t r OIVKN, V T T h a t D Roma th a holder o f th a f o l l o w i n g r a r t l f l r a t o fu r t a x daod to ha laaurd tharaon. T ha r a r tlf lc a ta n u m h a r a n d y a a r n f laau an ca , l h a descrip tio n o f th a proparty, and t h a n a m a In w h i c h I t w a a aaaa aaad a r a aa f n lln w a : C e r t l f l c a t a No. I t t T a a r o f la a u a n c o 1» l« D E SC RIPTIO N O F PR O PE R T Y I.o la 37 A 41 T u a k a w l l l a P l a t H ook I P a p a I N a m a In w h i c h aaaaaaad H a r o l d F. A J e a a l a M. B r o w n . All n f aald p r o p a r t y b a l n p In t h a C o u n t y o f ^ H a m l n o l a , Htato o f F lo rid a , t ’n l r a a ” g u c h c e r t i f i c a t e ah all ha re d e e m e d a r r o r d l n g lo l a w l h a p r o p a r t y d a a . o r l h e d In a u r h c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l be • o l d In l h a h l g h a a t b i d d e r a t t h a f r o n t d o o r n f t h a H rm ln o la Co u n t* C o u r t H o u aa a t Han ford . F l o r i d a , a n l h a f l r a t M o n d a y In lh a m o n t h Of A u g u a l , 1*(«, w h l r h la t h a l a t 4 ay of Augual ltlo . H a l e d th lp I t h d a y o f May, ltd * . (REAM A r t h u r H. B e rltw llh , J r . C l a r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a > F ir r m n i'R n a v e NOT IC E IH h a r a b y g l t a n t h a t I a m a o p a g a d lu bu alu aao a t l i t N. P a r k A v an u a, H an fo rd , Hamlnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , u n d a r t h a f l e t lt l o u s n a m a of, RILI.'M IIONUlNfl A t i K M ' T a n d t h a t I I n l a n d la r a g l a t a r aald n a m a w i t h t h o C l a r k n f Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t , Ham lnola C o u n ty . Florida, In arcordanra w ith tha p r o v is io n s • o f tha Plrtl* t l o u s N am a R l a t u a s , t o . w i t h : P a r ­ ting H I S * F lorida R talu taa H IT. Hlg: W . R. F ra a a l a y P u b l i s h J u n a *3. I t * J u l y 7, 14. IN T U B l IM C U T i :m i m t . n i n t h J l l l l f 'I A I . l'IMt'1 IT. IN o n FOB HF.MINOI.K c n i ' N T V , F L O R I D * . 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THKHK PRKHKNTR a r a t o son*m i n d y o u to f ile y o u r a n t w e r o r n t h t r p lr a d ln p w ith th a C lark of t h a LTrcull C o u r t o f S rn iia n l* C o u n ­ ty a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d a a r v a a r o p y of t h a a a m a an P l a l n i l f f 'a a t l o r n t ) . on nr b»lm # lha S i l k da> o f J u t ) . A. D. l*4i*. H a r a l n fa ll n o t o r a i t r e r a a pro r n n f a t a o w ill ho e n t e r e d a a a l n s t y ou, f o r d t f a u l l . W I T N K M niy h a n d a n d aaal at H an fo rd , Paniliiola C o u n t ) , F l o r ­ ida th la H a l d a y of J u n a , A. D. !***. i n o t ic e o f A P P i.ira rtO N F O B T A T HF.FD f t a r . I P t . l g F l o r i d a n t a t o l a a a* ] |a o I N O T IC E IK I IR K K R T OIVKN, T h a i H. I l o n a t h a b o l d e r n f t h a f o l l o w i n g c a r t l f l c a t o h a a flla d aold c a r t l f l c a t o f a r t a g d aad In ha laaurd tharaon. Tha cartlflrala n u m h a r a n d y a a r o f laau an ca, t h a d r a r r l p t l n n o f Iho p r o p e r l y , a n d t h a n a m e In w h l r h It w a a aaaaaa*d a r a a a fn lln w a: C a r t l f l r a l a No. 1*1 T a a r o f l a a u a n c a !»}• i PBR CRIPTIO V O F P R O PE R T T * N 41 fl. n r 1^)1 I H u rv ay o f P r o p a r t y o f T o m Hmlth Daad llook I I I P a g a 114 HCn N a in a In w h i c h aaaaaaad McKinley A J n a a n h l n a l l a r r l a n n . All o f aald p i n p a r l y h t l n g In t h a C o u n t y n f (SEAL) Ramtnola, K tata of F lo rid a . I 'n la a a A r t h u r H. B a r k w i l h , J r . a u r h r e r t l f l r a t e a h a l l ba r a d a a m a d Clark nf C ircuit C ourt a c c o r d i n g In l a w l h a p r o p e r l y d a a . B y : J o a n XI. W i l k e r r l b e d lu a u r h c e r t i f i c a t e w ill ba D e p u ty C l a r k Oold lii Ilia lila h a a t t’Miler a t t h a W. C. 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W y a a o , V lca P r a a i d a n t mt A t l a a l l e T r u a i C o m p a n y , d a a o la m n ly a n a a r t h a t t b a a b o v * o t a t a a i a a t la t r u t , t o lb * b e a t mt a y k n o w l e d g e a n d b elief. * M a u i n lo a n d e u b t i i l b e d b efo re m* thin 37nd d a y n f J u n e , l i l t I*1* -*1* l l a n t r y p o n a a l l a , N o t a r y P u b llo F a bli n k ed l a ( Mr oommiaaroa ggplroa Aug. tt, i l l t V «eow 5^ flVE BUCKS root A DANCE V ^ ,T IC K S T 7 > r O H ,S T O P ^ SCttEAM lW G/ W e DREAMED *— « UP A Y a < A N S W lC -J IT S A f t A C K A C K D E A L * THE HVC DOLL A R s r ^ . c o r s e s evetw->^5 “ V O T H I N G .V M with me u l u N ' C HUNTHW/ . f �1 S ' FI y , ■ • |n !R Q ± NAS Commander I Thanks Navy Club I For Aid In Drives Mo 1* •s'1 l 1 *■ NAVY WIVEB Club 211 Prcnident Nell K utzer welcome* Sanford Naval Air Station Commander Capt. R obert Slye a t a recent m eeting of th e or* gnnixation. Capt. Slye waa guest of honor a t the meeting. 'E y United Frees International WASHINGTON Republican National Chairman Thurston B. Merton, saying the Democrat* had (hid* a “d ia l" to run a Kenwdy-Johnaon presidential ticket: „ !'U seems clear from all lndlauttooa dial a deal h a t been made and there will be only one ballot i T U s Angelas." Hundred* of letter* have been circulated In tha Caatelberry area urging aupport of the propoitd aouthweat Seminole County Sav­ ing! and Loan Aaioclatlon, organ­ ized by reildenta and business men of tha county. The proponents of the bank In­ cluded, Hibbard Caiaelberry, Her­ man R. Joyce, C. II. Mullaon, Don ^WASHINGTON — S«n. Lyndon Johnson, commenting on Mor‘a charge: The allly season ia on and I'® earry it la affsctlng people who (Rbtrwiie would talk more sense." ^ 'N E W DELHI - Soviet Premier EUdU 1. Khrushchev, discussing lb* possibility of East-West war: -"1 don't think there la danger f t . p a r , |wt there are many Im­ p a rtia l problems unsettled, and aelesa they are settled they might •ana* w ar." ' SALT LAKE CITY—Gene Fullm ar an a possible bout with Sugar Rap Roblnaon for the disputed Middleweight title: *T*a get aomethlag 1 want to gatUe with Robinson. Ha’s the only man who aver knocked me ant. 1 want la return tbe favor." Ambulance Driver Reports Car Theft A DeBary ambulance driver Wednesday reported hla car was atelas while it waa parked almost Ri frost ef hla place *( employEdward J . Carter, employed by the Allas • Summerhlll Funeral Meaa* In DeBary, told Justice a t Peace Charles Everalt, the S ir waa slolan about 10 a- m. Evaratt said h* thought it might ha. the work ef teenage juventla vandal*. cab* and shiny broughams belted amid a clatter of hoof baala M o ra th* whit* marble facade • f tbe ornate Italian Renaiitance alyl# Uwatar to discharge their paasaagera. mmi •''lb* ladles were swathed ia fora, aatrick plumed beta ta d th* low ant. wasp-waialed Dnery of nearly A century ego. The gentleman W in toppers, waistcoats, spats •id heavy gold watch chain*. M l the Grand Opera House—near Slid St. and Sth Avt, on th* ■rings of Hell's Kitchen—Then conHdored the heart of the uptown im « ..-Slit that waa long ago. Wednes­ day the dusty, deserted shell of ft* opera house was swept by a Sva-alarm fin and destroyed. £ B a to n its demise in flames that ftaabad M feet into the air and ftraed |o a a adjoining, eace-faah■Sable hotel, the Grand Opera ■Rase bad datarioraled Into a potffia rri ef amall commercial eater/T h e re waa little left ef Its past p tf tr , Tbe beg office bad become ■ bar. l b * auditorium a second•aft movk haui*. Tha lobby a Wllaon, Lytfc Swope, of Casselberry; C. If. Johnaon of Longwood and Jamoa Matthew* of Altamonte Springs. Tha circular states the purpoae of tha establishment of the bank and requests the reader* In indi­ cate their aupport by signing the petition at the bottom of tbe letter and returning H to one of the organizers. Swope said business and pro­ fessional men are asked to send letters directly to the Federal Saving! and Loan Board in Wash­ ington, D. C., giving their en­ dorsement of the plan. “Every depositor will be a stock­ holder in the company, and no ona group will control tha major in­ terests in tha association," Swope added. The circulars will also be mailto the Longwood and Altamonte Springs communities. "Almost every circular mailed In Casselberry /iss been returned with residents expressing their andoraemnt of the erection ef a Savlngi and Loan Association In tbla area, Swop* added. ATLANTA (UPI) - The board of directors of Ui* Air Line Pilots Association la voting on a move to shut down just about all air Una transportation In the South­ east by aettlng up picket lines ef pilots at 11 major airports. Capt. Harry Susemlhl, Southern Airways Council chairman, said the balloting by tbe 300-member board will be completed by Friday. Susemlhl said a dedilon to pic­ ket lb* airports would bar ell ALPA members from reporting to work at the air terminals affect­ ed. More than 100 Southern Air­ ways pUot* have been on atrike since June •. Susemlhl said the airports af­ The Lake Mary Community fected would be Atlanta, Char­ lotte, Nashville, Jackson, New Or­ Presbyterian Church will com­ leans, M e m p h i s , Birmingham, plete Its first week of Vacation Jacksonville, Mobile, Huntsville, Church School classes Friday. The school, for alt youths be­ and Monroe, La. tween four years old and junior high school age, will continue daily Ihrough next week, with the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Tony exception of July 4, Rev. John W. Curtis appears in six separate Pilley zald. Identities in Universal-Internation­ Mri. Kay Sasiman of Lake al’* "The Great lmpottor." Mary Is serving as the school's Curtis portrays the fabulous diraclor. Final classes will be Fernando Waldo Damera Jr., held July 3. whoae Iruo life masquerade* as­ Friday all boys and girls In tounded the world. Hla costumes (be. school will have a group for tbe picture Include n .total of outing a t Skate City, Rev. Plllay 31 different outfits. added. School Ends 1st Week Of Activity W h o fc W S T drug store and the plush offices that once served as hraquarlers for the Erie Railroad—a billiard parlor. One dim ghost of Its past fame, barely readable on a wall that bad been obscured by a tenement until it recently was demolished, remained. It was a sign that proudly pro­ claimed: Grand O p en Monet The Moat Elegant Theater la The World The theater had been vacated and was to be tom down to make way for sn apartment bouse pro­ ject when the fire broke out Wed­ nesday afternoon. Five alarms were sounded and more than IN firemen battled th* blaze before it was brought under control. Ambulances were rushed to the scene but only one person — e fireman—was Injured. The theater opened In 11*1 as' Fika's Opera Houaa. Ui builder ____ _____ Samuel N. Pika could aot make a go of the enterprise and sold U lo Jim Flak and Jay Gould, flam­ boyant railroad financiers of yes­ teryear. Flak wanted the theater as a ahewplac* lor his Wading lady companion, Jeaie Man afield. She ia said lo have Insisted en having a theater of her own. Fisk and Gould moved th* af- flees of their Erie Railroad there and then Invested >240,« £ for a grand ataircaae, bronie atatuary and other luxuries. Tha theater became Miss Mans­ field's home after Fisk built an apartment in the building for her. Ha also installed a banquet hall. Three year* latar, however, Miss Mansfield became interested in an­ other man, Edward J. Blokes. In a dispute with risk over the atten­ tions of M in Mansdald. Stokas shot and killed the railroad ty­ coon. Stokes went to jail and Mis* Mansfield disappeared. She died la poverty In South Dakota. Tbe Grand Opera House's final* was a show-sttopper that played to its last standing room only audi­ ence. But there was no applause when the smoke cleared—tbe show was ever and tha and of an ara lay etched ia smoldering ruins. Captain Robert W. Slye. Com* minding Officer at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station, wai aucat ef honor at a covered d irt luncheon held recently in the Enlisted Men’a Club under the sponsorship of Navy Wivea Club l i t . Approxi­ mately SO penons attended with InvilaUoM extended to the wivea of each commanding officer of nnita baaed at the local air ate* tloe. Club President Nell Kutzer preaidod over the fathering which ia a regularly achedulod monthly aoclal event of the organization. P at Footer and Margo Wooda headed the luncheon committee, whllo Doria Ellin did an outatand* Inf Job aa decoration* chairman. In hla addreaa Id the group, Captain Slye congratulated the ladlea for their outatanding con* -tributlon to the Naval Air Sta­ tion and tha community, in lend­ ing their aupport to local charity drivoa and Navy aponaored pro­ gram*. Ho pointed out that plana far the future Include the forma­ tion of a ' ’ateering committee" which would include representstivea from each of the wivea cluoa now functioning. Tbla com­ mittee would aerve to combine the total memberships to aaalat in emergenciea ouch aa tbe cur­ rent Chilean earthi-iake dlaaater relief drive. The bate commander'a auggeatlon received favor­ able comment from a great many of the ladlea preaent and will bo taken under diacuaaion at sobscquent meeting*. Naval Air Station Proteatant Chaplain William Hearn war aiao preaent and thanked the club membera for their effort* In behalf of the recent Navy Relief ru ad Drive. Chaplain Hearn alto anpreaaed hla appreciation to the lad­ lea for providing the hoaplUilly kit* and layattaa fumlabod by tha group for uao by newcomara whoae houaahold effect* ahlpment* have been delayed. Navy Wivaa Club 311 waa or­ ganized laat September, tbe num­ ber aignlfylng this a * ,tb e 311th charter iaaued by the organization, headquarter* of tha organization. Each naw member ia required to algn a pledge, which read* ka part, " I premia* lo conduct myaelf at all Umta ia a manner which will bring credit to tbe or­ ganization and to be ever mind­ ful ef the dignity of the poaKion which I hold aa tha partner of • man aarving the flag ef our eoun- AGES 4 to 14 Large Size, Colorful. Ladies' C u iirn H Hospital Notes j Unr aa Admhatena Brian Johnaon, Sanford; Katherine Maxon, Sanford; Prosfoa Williamson, Sanford; Eleanor O'Leary, Sanford; Tarry Michael Priee, Mima; Vivian Lee, Sanford; Mary DeVries, Sanford; Nalllo Hopkins, Sanford; Wayne Sawyer, Sanford; Elate Toureau, Sanford; Noll Belle 1-odge, Sanford; Cindy Lee Newsome, Sanford; Roy A. CoUina, Osteen; Roy T. Boyd, Senford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Gabc DeVries, San­ ford, a son. I H n ln ilt Mark Kevin Bowes, Sanford; Jeff­ rey O'Brien Bowes, Sanford; Elaine Joan Morria and baby, San­ ford; Ella Mae Tbompaon, San­ ford; Archie Mae Collins, Sanford; Andrew Paterson, Sanford; Alber­ ta Junior, Sanford; Lewis Winters, Sanford. J 8 L Vi V? : REG. SALE $9.00 $7.19 $11.00 $8.79 $12.95 $10.39 514.95 $11.98 $18.95 $14.98 $19.95 $15.98 $22.95 $18.29 AGES SALE PRICE Sizes Small • Med. ft Large. Solid Colors ft Stripes They Thirsted For Honesty Boxer Style. NIAGARA, N. Y. (UPI) - Four honest man w e n found la n vary friendly tavern lo this town. Investigating a report that four men were in the Walmora Inn before the I p. m. Sunday opening time, Niagara County sheriff's deputies aaid they found Use men "drinking and paying for each drink, and making the right change from th* till." No charge* w e n placed against the men. Stanley Gibbs, th* owner, said ha left the tavern at noon "and forgot to lock the front door." Size* 26 - 44 Solid Colon ft Fancied. Or can be uand for Regular Wear ■— P a tte rn s ft Solldn In B right Colon. Huston To Direct L. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - John Huston will direct "Montezuma" with Kirk Douglas starring aa the conqueror Cortes. REGULAR *3.50 SALE BIzaa 26 • 44 Solid Colon THESE FOURTH OF B A R G A IN S A N D M ONEY! *c a i m * j! \W?. if b a ... ji t_ Helnncn Y arn (Stretch To F it) Enter the Sanford Herald BA8EBAU , CONTEST 'wS C n itc AGES 2 to T - Broken Sisaa Follow Sanford’s G R EY H O U N D S y o u ^ ma V V . K-j i *i I �WASHINGTON CALLING by Marquis Childs GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,; Sen. John P. Kennedy ha* moved Mont. — The netion’e governors to far and to fast that ha will invariably pick a pleaaant apot for get the nomination on the first their annual political clambake. ballot at tho Democratic conven­ iL ast year it wae the Rockefeller tion in I.os Angeles. Whatever if e i o r t development, Dorado Beech their politic* or their preference ™ n Puerto Rico, end now they have the governor*, who know full well come to thin national preserve the trials of elective office, have with lit magnificent mountain respect bordering on awe for the ecenery. . Kennedy campaign and the tech­ But while scenery te nice, and niques of pressure and persuasion eepecially far the wives and kid-1 that hav* mad* tha selection of diet who come along, there ie a ! the 43-year-old senator from more serioue purpose and that t* I Massachusetts seem all but in­ politicking. In pe*t presidential evitable. • years these conclaves have had a It is not that the Democratic lot to do with picking presidential; governors are with on* accord ^nom inees so that tha choice a t tho overjoyed at what appears aa of "nom inating conventions that fol. thia moment to be the certain out­ low has been a foregone conclu­ come at Iaii Angeles. Thera ar« sion. Thia gives the governors a In fact great doubt* and reserva­ heady sense of power. tions privately expressed even as That was to have been a part of the rumble of the Kennedy bandtho show in 1960. But event! have wagon echoes acrofr these moun­ moved so fast that this conference tain peaks. is bound to seem antlclimatlr. For Perhaps the gravity of the times the feeling is strong that the and the ominous perspective ahead choice ha* already been made, not help to explain why in both par­ only for the Republican* but for ties the symbol seems to he a £ |h e Democrats aa well. question mark. It was Gov. Nelson ™ Tha general impression is that I Rockefeller who suggested that WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane CASE F-404: Hal R., aged 31, i* idealism was fading; He found ■ wealthy bachelor. love too mechanical. Each succeed­ MDr. Ctane, I’m fed up with ing romance became less stimu­ life,” he announced aa ho slumped lating than the last. So he became nauseated with women. He waa down Into a chair. 0 "W hat’a tlo point of going on?! fed up with living. Without consciously knowing I’vt been everywhere and have tasted every amusement and every what ailed himself, he suffered varity of liquor from Russia to from a nostalgia for Idealism, or a homesickness for hia boyhood tho South Seas. "fv# been a typical playboy, outlook on life and femininity. and Have had m.v fill of women. Many a husband and promlnant Now life nauseatea me. business executive, after the age "My friends a rt all married. of 40, develops a purely idealistic They seem fairly happy with their fixation on a young girl not out wives and children. And it putties i of her teens. It Is partly due to hia subcon­ W “For 1 cannot see how any man scious wish to return to the state can be content with on* woman. of idealism and faith of that ear­ v And why will a fellow tie himself lier period in h it life. down to one little section of the So I planned a rigid six-month globe? course of action for Hal, 1 selected "Since 1 am so fed up with life a girl who had physical charm, and hav* no further goals, 1 see plus religious faith and idealism. no point <n living. I'm considering She was truly a charming young suicide. Can you give me a logical woman. argument for staying here till old I introduced Hal and had him ■go descends upon me?" _ Hal'a case is one of the most consciously woo her, but not ac­ V tragic in lift. It illustrates what cording to hia former wotfiah wo psychologists tall a nostalgia policy. Ha waa to rt-mould hit social for idealism. As a boy, Hal had had the typl- life around her pattern and make al high ideal* of the usual ado­ no attempt to roerce her to hi* lescent. Ho had then fallen in love own sexual withe*. Ha solemnly with a girl whom he had met at vowed to follow my prescription to the letter, and he did. the age of 16. Idealism is contagious and faith Hal worshiped her, though ho waa too shy to tell he and never will stimulate the -arousal of even attempted to kii* her. For faith. Our good emotions need to he exercised daily to keep them ho kept her on a pedestal. 0 • Just her glanre or the sound'ef strong. That'* why church aWR? her merry laugh would enchant dance 1s so vital! hfiit. Maybe you cynical divorcee* “Act the way you'd like to he can’t imagine that men go through and scon you'll be the way yoa a worshipful stage with reference act," ia on* of our axioms of ap­ to femininity, hut* it is true. plied psyihology. lAtter in college, Hal met an­ "Go through the pinper motions other girl. She was the first ona and you'll soon begin to experience ' h# had svaa kissed. She was the conetponding emotions,’’ is thrilling, intoxicating. He wanted another way of stating the atm* to marry her a once. But hit thought. father disapproved and sent him To lrgain fdcall-m, gn where § w t long business trip to South it is to he found! Then don't deseAmerica. rrate it! Take an evening stroll In hi* despondency, Hal began with a child when the stars are drinking and gambling. Soon he shining snd try to answer it* started carousing with other worn- sobering queries. an. Cynics are fed up with human­ Finally, he became a connoisseur ity, chiefly because they’ve left of pretty girls and took them liod out of their social relations. where he found them. Inhibition* So go to church tomorrow, for war# entirely cast aside. our good emotions need to be exer­ But with tha passing of years, cised regularly, just as do our he began feeling panicky, for hia muscles! \ Preridcnt Richard Nixon at their the Republicans in taking Vice President Richaid Nixon as thrjr banner on which the only thing visible was a question mark. Many loyal Republicans who would not admit publicly to these same doubt* are far from happy that it is Nixon and no one but Nixon. Since you can’t he a statesman unless you get elected, aa one governor remarked, many of the Democrats a t the conference are doubtful on the score of Kennedy's ability to beat Nixon in Novem­ ber. In the South and in the bor­ der states the fear is that hi* religion, the fact that he ie a Catholic, the first Catholic to run for president since Al Smith went down to defeat in 1921, will work against Him. On another score, too, the doubts arise over Kennedy among the men who live at the grass loots. That Is his youth and, even more important, his youthful ap­ pearance against the background of the shattering consequences of what happened in Paris in May and in Tokyo just one month later. The Kennedy campaign, which these professionals admire so ex­ travagantly, waa planned in gen­ era! outline at least four yeat* ago and the details filled in with shrewd efficiency and the liberal use of money. Its rulmipation in recent weeks — the full sweep of the Kennedy blitz, with one tri­ umph succeeding another — has coincided with events that no one could foresee. The shock of these events, the U-2 and the Tokyo riots. Is only Just beginning to be felt. Rut the nature of the Republican attack on Kennedy Is already evident. The effort will tie made to dismiss him a* a fine young man who may some day be seasoned and mature enough to aspire to the presiden­ cy; a fine young man who finds himself where he is because of his father's wealth and ambition. While this may be a wicked piece of Republican propaganda, it neveitheless ha* many Democrats worried. It I* no accident — nothing about the Kennedy campaign ia accidental — that one of the most active figure* at this conference is a Kennedy lieutenant. John Hailley, chairman of the Demo, cratic state central committee of Connecticut, ha* been devoting most of hi* time for many months to the hard, practical business of lining lip delegate*. He tells anyone who will listen that he knows that at the begin­ ning nf the first ballot his man will have 600 voles and the vision he sees is that before the end of the roll call a half-dosrn slate delegations will be vying to -awiUh their vet** and then final­ ly to move lo maka the vole for Kennedy unanimous. Governors who are themselves Catholics, a* in the twn laigest slates now under Drmocratir ad­ ministration California and Penn­ sylvania, have been concerned that the head of the ticket should be of their faith, against which they have had first hand know, ledge of prejudice. This applies particularly to Gov. David Law. renc# of Pennsylvania, who was convinced that prejudice greatly reduced the majority by which he won office two years ago. Despite great piesaura Lawrence ha* con­ tinued to support Adlai Steven­ son aa flrit choirr. One reason why he cancelled his reiervation* for Ih* conference here was be­ cause he did not want in h* subjeeted to a public inquisition as to his intentions. If Lawrence were lo come over and bring with him Philadelphia boss BUI Green, then indeed it would all ha over hut the shouting. In the great gam* of politira the governors of most of the 60 states who are meeting her* are seeded player* in the first rank. But most of them suffer front a aense of having been pushed out of the spotlight by the intense concen­ tration on world affair*. Their problems are regional and local, problems of water, of transporta­ tion, of overcrowding in the cities and alum clearance. The march of •vent* has bypassed these men and privately they know It and will even, in a mood of introspection, admit it. HEADQUARTERS (Editor's note: Ed Koterha la h* >«M a little unsteadily. "To the haadlna toward the national convention ia I.o* Ans*l«»,” I ropolitiral ronrrnliona la a rather plied. Ha said nothing, turned unuaual « « )—hed*e-hnppinf h) away, and aloarly ahook hia baad. houae trailer arroaa America to What'a wrong with going to Lot gi«a an intimate report on peo. Angelea hy way of Key West? pie and thlnaa in thia election Our little dreamhnuse on wheels )*ar. Today he preaenta an In- has been on o Gulf island sine* we timate report on hia family an hauled it (here ia December for route.) our wintering-over relatives who INTO THK SOUTH—You mold are now aummering-over up {call this initial expedition the ( North. , transitional staged nf our summer's About packing: I t ’s amaaing oil pursuit | the hidden eom eri you find tnslde The pioblem: How to atrip an the car. W* stacked flat suitcases ordinary seven-room house of all on either tide of the hark floor survival equipment necessary for hump, stuffed smaller boxes untwo months, park it all in an or­ | der the front seat, and found a dinary four-door sedan, then convenient place to rram every­ transfer it to a 36-foot house thing that didn’t fit in tha trunk trailer parked off the southwest I or in the bark seat or insido tho chaat of Florida. {hood or anywhere else. This to How we did it la perhaps best under the dashboard. summed up by the reaction nf the Admittedly, It ia ■ bit awkward gasoline attendant os we headed for the front-seat passenger rid­ south deep into Florida. He peeped ing 1,200 miles with feet resting into the hack seat and blinked. He on top of the dashboard, but thia | must have thought all of Wash­ ingenuity helped aoro hiring • ington was evacuating in on* large moving van. sedan. There'* one disadvantage to tWa "Where you heading, stranger?" proficient packing. Tho first osto out of tho car boa to osipaok tba other two people. Adding to this misery lo S e atrango pastime th at comae or** my family tha mlnnto woVo e* o trip. They sta rt aceumolaHng things. When ■ person needs to hav* The eight-year-old Insisted first something don. by a firm, organ!- „ „ , G r a m p 'a Amoo hillbilly hot cation, agency or other group and for , H u n n |r| ha|f h**, * w H h* i of the hack aeat. And tho only * UI c*'' ' ,r ,r,end "puir* htnv place there’s room for It la on M l the said firm, organisation, agen -1 Amj f,,*,, im ark In cy or other group should he ap- th. w ,Hdle cf lhe w v I#at th# & O E L S C /J S R . p™*ch , . t direct line of tha rtar-viow m lr. Th# friend will r#ipon«! gm . r0r. cloualy and instruct th* person to | Rack home ha pass** tha nut "Just mention my name.” A per­ counter at the grocery store never son will consider himself fortun­ noticing the bags of pecans. Now ate to have a friend in a position suddenly, along Georgia's roads In which he can bo of help. Where *ld* stands he "discovsrs" pecan# previously he was unknown he in (he shell, A three-pound hag w# I surely wish Elvis' Daddy had ing natural jealousy with ■ high now is assured a proper introdu- bought, to keep him /happy. Yo* " I I c k c i are Red, Violet* are Hlur. "Elvis is Home and Stuck on You!"! picked ■ name that rhymed better. regard for th* boy with the swivel tion. have to do something'to pacify ■ hip*. The Elvis Presley Fan Club of But— He ran Imagine the electric ef­ restless Jackrabblt confined to 14 It cannot compare with our Pre­ 'I wish that 1 could take the risk, Louisville, Ky., I* In rommunira-, fect it will hav* on the firm, or­ inchc* of space for 1400 mile*. sident's Inspiration: tion with me, via Mi** Shirley "Of singing on a 45 disc. ganization, agency or other group. Rut th* hag broke and pecano "The more I sing, the mnie It’s "From Tupelo, Mississippi he came When the friend’s name ia men­ rolled, and now every time w# Higa*. President. "To Memphis, Tennessee he tioned. hr can picture the awe nf dove the bark door, It crunches. I am an honoiary Inember of i flatter, hiought fame. tha individual to whom it is menThere’s only ona thing wo left this organisation. Entitled, I ima-1 "And I’ll never get on a long-play “ELVIS!" platter." tionrd. If the friend is a ste rn : behind. Two weaka ago, J . Leonard gine, to pay due* and obey the Hy(Altogrhter in a rising scream It show* that In poetry love will character he can foresee th* aub- '■Keinath, head of tha Democrat)# laws. (Miss Higgs never put the now I alvvay* score higher than envy. nrdinata cringing at thought of! National Conventloo, suggested bite on me for dues. Rut I sent Anyway, onre 1 made a taxlvab being reprimanded unless w hat-1(hat If 1 wanted Dotty to serve mo her a dollai and asked her to keep “ ELVIS! ELVIS! ELVIS!" That give* you an idea. Combin- pilgrimage out to Elvla’ home in ever Is required is put through' 60-cent steak sandwich** In th* me in touch.) . .Memphis. (There were a couple with efficiency and dispatch. 1trailer, I’d better bring along my The Club Motto Is; “ Were of private fus* at the gate so I |f ih , friend is a lovabla rather town cow. Strictly for Elvis." could nut get a* close as 1 wanted than a stem character he will su p -' A farm er in Pennsylvania read • • • to > , pose that the mere mention of hie j about It arA offered me on* of "Hi!" writ# our President. " I’m I nude this pilgrimage and | l)Mnt will awaken feeling* of his. I falle-i to accept tho offer, sending you some more Stickers. vviote my nsinr, with the thou*- ,|r r p affection, Il should ptovuka And new, looking at my tw# I'm going to have some more and* of otheis, on the brick wall. a drair* to ahow the affection by passenger*, parked in Ilk* eftttUu stickers insde soon and If ynut l wrote on top of it: “We’re „ t t | ng to work at once in a gra- I’m glad I did. have anything sperial you'd like. Strictly for Elvis." Wrote It with r(ou, p|)ir| t l0 ^ whatever Is rome to have printed on them let a big, black ropy pencil. It la there i^irsted. me know. BY JAMES KKIJ.KR for anyone to sec. Tjlrlr‘ will he vUlun* of other “ Rye for now. EtvDIy, Shitley." The driver of an armored car Hite any honorary member tup­ person* who may h*fe mtriq ro> * • • disappeared with tin.on) in cash ped lhat? — ' 'W ell, this is ceiialnly an Invita­ while two other guard* were de­ tion that cannot be ignored. W* livering money to a hank in a and mad* to wet'/ while the p e r-- MOSCOW (UPI) —The Soviot have some dandy mottoes on our | midwest city. Steals Half A Car who has mentioned th* name I Union's announcement (hat M will stick)!* now. But I suppose we I He was found two hours taler ERIE. Pa. (UPI) - Police re­ son j Hr* another serioa of long-rang* should keep our minds to tha {buying the fourth round of drinks ceived the following phone call gels favored treatment. H* Will anticipate more being missiles Into th* Contra! Pacific grindstone. fiom the A. k W. Auto Hody Ser­ dona than Is requested, extra frllla *>c*l month indicated today that for everyone in a tavern. We uie these stickeis on the lie had spent only Sfin of the vice: "Somt-body just stole our added, price* reduced, work »a- Russian scientists are trying to oul.-ide of envelopes. S30.000 hy the time detective* 1tnw truck and half a rar." The pedilctl, special delivery made, ac­ perfect rccovory techniques. They let people know we aie> caught up with him. ' half a car waa destined for the companied hy th* insistence that The Soviet news agency Tost "Stilckly for Elvis." The ST-yoar-old guard had work­ junk yard. if anything should go wiong th* said the governmant plana to.fir* We have stickers with informs- : ed lor Ihc armored car service for firm, organization, agency or "powerful multi • stage c a rritr tion: “ King Elvis has broken 27 years without a uL-' on his other group be notified a t once ao rockets" Into a target area ap­ Purity Prose every m lr, record in the tecording record. proximately 1,000 miles aouthwoat LONDON (UPI) — The Insti­ that correction can be made. business!" The only explanation he could We hnve: “King Elvis—Often give whch arrested was: "I'm a tute of Sewage Purification award­ What then is the disappointment of Hawaii, near Palmyra Jalaad. Soviet rockei sciontisia appar­ imitated Rut Never Duplicated." j tick min. I feel sick all over." ed the Fowler-Arden-Lockrll prise when th* magle name ie mentionto J. 11. Edmondson for the most ed, a reasonable time for action ently are preparing to glva Pre­ We have some pirtuies of KIv!* Company officials, happy that —pel foiatcd and postage stamp most of the money was recover­ outstanding contribution to lite rs-! ia allowed, and nothing happen* at mier Nikita Khrushchov another space-ag* boost on hi# latest viai) lure for his writing* on the a r il- 1all. tire. Glue on the back. ed. were willing m forgive and i Christopher Hillopp to tba West. The latc.-t one whirh will b e , forget as well a* help the "sick vated sludge pioerss. printed • (light now our President | msn.” has to w tit* it on the hark of th* As sons of Adam, all of us arc envelope) Is; s u b j e c t to human weakness. “ Elvis Is hack and here's the news, Guard yoursolf against th* subtle “ He'll soon be staring in '( i l ! beginnings of temptation by re­ Rlue*’." THESES REASON FOR PREFERENCE calling that you are always in (I have an idee "bur President! God's preienrr. You will rarely means "starring." Rut I am not succumb lo sinful allurement* if going to copyread her stuff until you do. I query.) "My soul hath stuck close In Thcc: Thy right hand hath re­ It is difficult these tong, laty ceived me." summer days to think up liiottoc*. (Psalm 62.9) But an honorary number must he Keep me ever mindful, O heav­ honorable. I have given thia mat­ enly Father, that You know all my ter full attention. thoughts, words and dreds. Mr.Billopp by Stan Delaplane POSTCARDS Three Minutes New ,Rocket Tests msavers m...bonus 2 * 3 * 4 BEDROOMS from Try, And Stop Me ■V BENNETT CERE There'* nothing routine about motion picture production in Egypt three day*. During the ehootiag of • romantic interlude at a Cairo atudlo, report a Va­ riety. tba hero waa called upon g ilt B a rd o r) R rralft T h u n . J u n e 80, *60— P a g e 11 to ilap the heroine on the cheek. "Make it more realiatie," order­ ed tba director, whereupon the hero clouted the heroine 10 hard that he broke her Jaw and left bar lying unconaciou* an the act. When the director aurveyed the damage done to h ia v heroine— In private life ae well a t public, it would appear—he aoeked the s t i s c a i p n a i ba tss hero with a chair and fractured D e liv e r y * f **••• his ahull. owe* rat# »• C a rrie s I Tear 011.0* D ie 1 Soto •» !* * » ••» The name of the film they were ie M**a • Mealks B.TB M S ■ B sslte M » * Maalbe making, incidentally,, ie "Sweet ;I Smlu aIA# -*# u» « U-i* *2 » Meath U S * Daa«# ,__ *P* » #«*l* __ and Tender." Pa sal ssagalaslaaa peatMe# D el #U mmk *»• * Out Witohita way a dapper salesman uses a calling card that K* part #f any malarial, nsws or advertising, of this oditio# of roads: “ World's greatest sales­ Tho Sanford Harald may bo reproduced in any manner without man." In parenthesis below, in \ written permission of the publisher of Tho Hoteld. Any tod tridual la miniscule type, ia the added • r firm responsible for suck reproduction will be coiuidoiwd aa iaInformation, UWorld, Nebraska: 4 friaJSTg w The Herald's copyright and will ho held Uablo for Popolatioln, M ." . 1 damages under tho law. ViM M nry’a operation he tu ccaaafu tf WiM Jo h n eetuea Will Cf— H r O f.ftd w , U o tir free days In July a planned LAKE FRONT * community / D id you k n o w you can add lo sivtn|g or open in account whk ut at lit* aa July 11 — and still earn dividends from July 11 Wp ' ip actually handing you eleven free earnings daya! A ct now! When December 31, 1960 rolls around, you’ll share a full six months' dividends with our other happy savers. C untnt Halt ftr Aiuium ' ^ v im �'r ' I New, Something O l d - W AN T ADS Are As Coed As Gold 1 2. For Rdat 2. For Root «»r 1H llni nr r»l I1’.: :: s- ('» J '“ T>- VI of of Page 12— Thurs. June 30 , '60 2. 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FA 2-5530. at $10,000; $75 per month. bedroom, 512 week, lights and water furnished. Also a 2 bed­ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. room trailer. Adulte. No pels. BROKER FA 2-0315 after 4:30. W. B. Slilppy, Assoc. IV T i m C I R C U I T COU RT. -VIWTO J I D I l T I b C I R C U IT . IV I V U F O R 5-ROOMS, unfunuibed, $73 per 202 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3991 IKMIVOI.M U a U f t T V . F L O R ID A mo. 4-Roomt, furnished, $60 per l.q C H I V C K N V .TO. H I M . ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor mo. Phone FA 8-3021, B U T TO R f l R T T ITC R Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. KR.VRST R. r O R T R R a h d . M A O O I R Atlantic Bank Bldg. R. P O R T K n . h l a w l f a , a n d W A I - HOME ON LAKE, unfurnished 3 PA 2-8551 ’ TF.lt K. U ItA II AM s a d M A S V . bedroom, large living and din­ BEL AIR HOME: 3 bedroom, kit­ UIIA IIA U , hla w lf a : ing area. Located In Geneva. |45 PlalatUfs chen equipped. Large beautiful­ per mo. Oviedo FO 3 3311. vs. ly landscaped corner lot, sprink­ I.RO.V DOW, a / k / a I.KO.H F. DOW,, ler system. Flexable down pay­ r. r . s t o f f h i c i i a .v a n d c o n . 3-ROOM first floor apartment, H I S N K 15. BT O K F R R O A N . hla w lfa, ment. 4 *• mortgage. 937 mo. furnished, |40 per me. 313 Pal­ a n d W I L L IA M D. T HOMPSON, includes taxes and insurance. metto Ave. Defends*!* 1406 E. 24th St. FA 2-1604. V O T IliB T O DRFK.VD TO: t.K.oN DOW , a / k / a I.CHN* NEWLY decorated 3 room furnUbed apartm ent 950 per month; 1 BEDROOM, frame house. Needs K. DOW a n d ----- ■ DOW . hla wlfa. i f an t- i C. C. S T O F P I t K * some repair. 5600 down take up close in. I l l E. 5th. St. Celt O AN and CORRINNR K. paymente of 930 a month. Ap­ TA 2-4235 or FA 2 3756. S T o r r n K O A N , nia w i f a i a n d prox. 93,500 at Sr,i. I mil* north W I L L IA M D. T H O M P S O N e n d Lake Monroe bridge on 17-52. ------ THOM PSON, hla w lf a . If NICE (leaping room, private en­ trance k bath. FA 2-3556. a n y s a n d a ll (>f t h i m If t h a y CaU Ralph J. liayea FA 2-1553. a r s l i v i n g , a n d If t h a y a r s <lsad, t b a l r u n k n o w n k alra, 2 -BEDROOM home, terrazio AN EXCITING O FFER ! ■Is« l i r a s , apou aaa, irantaaa, floor*. Fenced in backyard Naval officer transferred. Beau­ rradllora, llanors, a a a lg n a a a ideal for children. Apply 602 tiful 3 BR., 8 balb bom* on huge a n d I r u a t a a a , e n d a n y a n d a ll n t h a r p a r t l a a h a v i n g a r s l a l m s ! W. 27th. fully landscaped corner lot! In g t o h a v a a n y r i g h t , title, Flexible down paym ent Come a n d / v r I n t a r s s t In t h a p r o . 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-4366. look and you won't leave. party lirr s ln a fta r dtacrlbad, t» -w ltl FA 2-5413 for appointment. FOR RENT: Garage Apartment, L o ta I I , I I . I t . I t , I t , 14. 2244b W. 15th. Street: newly I t . I I . a n d I I a f P A M .A N D O house, kitchen decorated, 4 rooms. 545 plus 3 • BEDROOM KBTATEI, Sam lnalp County, equipped, screened porch. Fen­ utilities. No children or pet*. Florida, a c c o rd in g ta -P la t ced yard. Low down paym ent t h a r a o f aa r a c e r d a d In P l a t Telephone FA 2-2535. Uook 13. P a s s I I , e f t h a 105 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-7311. P ublic Itscurds e f Sam leule FOR RENT: 3-bcdroom house a t C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . 2104 Frtncb Ave. 950 per month. 3-BEDROOM house In Pinecrest TOU AIIK H K I t K O r N O T I F I E D area, near school. Ilk baths, Phone FA 2-4151. t h a t t h a P l a i n t i f f s h t r a l n h av a Urge living area. FA 2-1637. I n a t l l u t a d a s u i t a g a i n s t y o u In t ' l r a u l t C o u r t e f t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l TWO bedroom furnished apart­ SEPARATE dining room, 3 bed­ C i r c u i t , In a n d f a r g s m t n o l a C o e n , ment, 2101 Magnolia, 955.00. ly, F l o r i d a , la q u l a t t h t l r t l t l a la rooms, fireplace. Partly furn­ Phone FA 2-3551. t h a a b n v a d a a r r lb a d p r o p a r t y a l t u a . ished. Beautiful lot. 1113 Oak. lad, l y i n g a n d P s l n g In S a m ln o la 16,500, low down payment. Ph. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a a h s r a l n a b o v a LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ FA 2-2375 or FA 2-4352. tn u ra p a r t i c u l a r l y s a t o u t T o u a r a ished home 1313 Park Ave., h s r s b y r e q u i r e d t o f i le y o u r An* 9115.00 month. Call FA 2-5551. e w a r w i t h t h a C l a r k e f t h e Clr# FOR BALE OR LEASE c u l l c o u r t . In e n d f o r a e m l n e l e BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2354 So. Elfht bedroom home, ideal loca­ C o u n t y , F l o r i d a a n d s e r v e a copy tion for tourist home. Good in­ Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. t h a r r o f u p o n H a r o l d A. W a r d . Ill, come possibilities. 334 P a r k A v en u a, S o u t h , W l n t a r W. lluguley, 534 N. E. Sib. Ave­ P a rk , Florida, A tto rn e y for lha nue, Gaineavllle, Florida. Legal Notice _J t W f t O ur.. T r a n m lo n to u . Spe­ c ia list* a r t G e n e ra l M o. te r n F a c to ry T rn U o d w ith ) n n o f o x p tr ita c n . a rt AtsoeU'**. 2463 S. Park Ave. P i- F» 16221 After hours, FA 2-3611, FA 3-dK FA 2-0311, /A 2 3012 CEMENT BLOCK 5-bedroom, dou­ ble bath heme, 715 Brlarcliff. Low down paym ent FA 2-348. G ouauiaa Built* G e n e ra l M o la rs T ra in * * M an K a u r i ----- S E R V I C E D E P T . ----- TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cot­ tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 2-3631. 59 M ERC U R Y .MONTEREY 4l)oor, Like New. Powered, W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency Realtor k laauror Phone FA 2 4591 112 N. Park 59 CHEVROLET BEI.AIR 4-Door Sedan, Completely Equipped. NEW RAVENNA PARK HO M ES 1 • • Quiet Community Near Golf Course 2395 1995 58 CHEVROLET DELRAY 2-Door Sedan, Clean. II 57 M ERC U R Y ■ I T T IR N JPIK E JW ISR R j | I Extremely Clean. $400 Down T u n Waal Ou 20th SL Fallow Country Chib Rd. * Watch Far Our Sl ant. . . . OPEN D A ILY 9 :tt A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 1:4# P. U . TU Dark 1495 1395 57 PO N T IA C 4-Door llardlop, Powered. 56 M ERC U R Y ’ 4-Door Sedan, Power Steering, R I H , Merc-O-Metic. 55 PLYMOUTH 2144 e'rench A n . Co., lac. 2-Doer V-6. Power Steering. 541 Weal M th S t m t FA S-9199 fkliQ 7,500 T. V. STAM PS' STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC1 ★ FORD ★ Holler Motor Solos Ph. FA 24711 BUSINESS PROPERTY: 2598 So. Elm Avenue. Write owner, J. W. lluguley. 926 N. E. 8th. Avr^j nue, Gainesville, Florida. SEE US NOW FOR A QUALITY CAR NEIGHBORHOOD TAVERN 3,000 T. V. STAM PS USED. CARS A N D TRU CKS ................................... 1,000T.V.STAM PS ......................................... 2,000 T. V. STAM PS ......................................... 3,000 T. V. STAM PS ............................. - - - - 5,000 T. V. STAM PS _______ _________ ) T a k a a 4 r a a t a « o o f F a e la r y N o tif ic a tio n t h a t o n ly 2-BEDROOM with Florida room. Fenced yard. I ll Mayfair Cir­ cle. FA 2 8827. WE HAVE THE BIGGEST STOCK OF EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS AT PRICES TO SELL! Concrete block and frame build­ ing near popular public beach. Completely equipped for sell­ ing beer sandwiches, s o f t drinks. Grill, bar, booths, chairs and tables, refrigerators, cash register, beer cooler included. Price $5,500. with good terms. J. W. HALL S-BEDROOM furnished home, 2554 Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1515. C.B.S. 2-bcdrooin house, kitchen equipped, near Pinecrest School. Cash or terms. Ph. FA 2-3377 after 3:3o p. m. TRADE-INS • 2432 YALE: 2 BR. masonry, air conditioner, w uher, range, re­ frigerator and attic fan. This 1* nice. Asking 95,530. Make offer. Phone collect: TE 1-4173 or TE 1 3351. SEM-O-REALTY. BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Realtor “ Call Hall" Phone FA 2-1941 t MERCURY - COMET READY FOR OCCUPANCY WANTED: Reliable party to take advantage of a forfeiture of down payment on a new 3-bed­ room, 2-balh home in North Orlando. Total monthly pay­ ment of $93.00 Including taxei and insurance. House he* stain­ less built in kitchen, Frigtdaire refrigerator, plus many other extra*, with no city taxes. Lot size I t x 113. Ask to see Mr. Sweets home. Phone FA 2-0933 for appointment. WI™ EACHnew ford truck 5.000 T. V. STAMPS ^ P a rts N. V. Farmer, Retltnr LIUUn Trame R. U. Ivors, D. H. W hitm an » And Associates Registered Real Relate Broker Ph. FA 1-1301 17-51 at Hiawatha JULY T.V. STAMP SPECIALS: B E F O R E YOU S P E N D YOU! MONEY our FARMER’S AGENCY WHAT’S WRONG? We spent Rood money last weeki telling you folks about think wonderful buy in a 4 bedroom; 2 bath, tiled roof, Florida Room, kitchen equipped including Dish* washer, large storage place, 4ter> financing, only $3850 down with total price of 116.230.00, 397.00 monthly. Owner will con­ sider Sl.ooo 2nd mortgage. Don't be caught napping by paasing this one up. Contact SEMINOLE REALTY, FA 2 3232 for im­ mediate inspection and purchase ^ 55 CHEVRO LET PRICES g A ll S. Real Estat* For Sal* P l a i n t If fa In t h e a b o v e a e t l o n , on n r b a f o ro t h a 3 t t h d a y e f J u l y . A. PINBCRE5T AREA: Clean 3-bed­ n . H a t . a l a s e D a c r s a P r o Con* room house and 2-bedroom dup­ f a i i o w i l l b a e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. lex; electric kltcbene; water I T IS O l t D P .It E D t h a t t h l a b s p u M l a h s d In T H E P A N F O IID I I E I t . furnished. FA 2-4411. A I. IJ. a n a n a p a p a r p iilillahtd *1 Prm tnole C o u n t), K io rld a, on es 2-ROOM and hath furnished apart­ a a c h w e a k f a r f o u r c o n e o c u tU S ment, utilities furnished, 911-35 w aak a . per week: Ph, FA 3-3219. W ITNESS lh a h a n d of th a d a r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , P o m ln ele C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h i s t h a H a t d a y 2*A B*ach Rentals o f J u n a , A. D. 111*. (BE AL) HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—139 A r t h u r If. I l a t b u r l l h , J r . So. Atlantic Avo., D a y t o n a C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Reach. Far reeervetion cell S am ln o lo C o u n ty . F lo rid a . By I J o a n M. W i l k e FA 3-0451. D ep u ty C lark W l n d e r w e e d l t , l l a l n e a . H u n t e r fb 5. Rani Ratal* For Sal* W ard 334 P a r k A v e n u e , S o u th , S-BEDROOM bouse. Two lota In­ W in ter P ark . F lorida cluding corner. Full prlcn 97500. C ounsel, far P laintiffs Ptfb lieh J u n a . J J , S* A J u l y T. I t Term*. 401 E . 25t’i S t 5. R eal E s t a t e F o r Sale 5. Real E state For Sale LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Garage. Nice yard. Reasonable equity. 912 Cherokee Circle, Two attractive concrete block Sunland Estates. FA 2-2339. homes, side by side in conven­ ient, established neighborhood. Buy the three bedroom for 3-BEDROOM cement block home, large living room with four slid­ 910,500 (93,250 down) and take ing doors into screened porch. title to the two bedroom pre­ 102 E. Woodland Dr. sently rented to good tenants, simply by assuming mortgage. 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ Call ua for full information on ped. Corner lot. Fenced in yard. how you can move into an Nice location. 4V*ri FHA mort­ exceptionally nice home and gage. Low monthly payments. acquire income property at the Phone FA 2 1426. same time. FIRST 5800 cash will buy 51.800 W. H. "Bill" Stem per Agency equity in beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 Realtor A laauror bath home with lake view. Many Phoee FA 3-4591 113 N. Park extras including G. E. Built in equipment. FA 2-3672. LARGE 3-bedroom, 1 bath home. Nice yard. Reasonable equity, SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedrooms. monthly payments 576.10. 623 Corner lot. Make offer. Phone Mimosa T e r r a c e , Sunland FA 2-7053, Estate* PA 2-6202. LAKEFRONT, 2-Bcdroom, C. D. St. Johns Realty Co. 200 X 830 ft. beautiful point of land. Sand bottom; swimming, THE TIME TESTED FIRM fishing, boat and dock. Furnish­ 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 26123 ed or unfurnished. Also 200 x •too ft. lakefronl lot. Terras. Ph. ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2-4906. THE OLD HOME T O W N BED ROTICD TO CRKOITONe TO AM . m eO M MATIRfl e u n a o n DBMAADe A O A in a r SAID B IT AT*) i 5. Real E state For Sale FALCO N * T H U N D ER BIR D * FORD T R U C K S Sale* and Service Since 1631 It r A X U H — ra 0 M la i M a W M « f * k iM ia t* .N I 4 4 M l< K » 1 « > : "219" 4-Deer Sedan. 55 M ERCU RY MONTEREY 2-Dear Hardtep, Extra Clean. 4 56 O LDSM O BILE 1 SUPER •’l l " 4-Deer, A ir Coed., Pewtr Steering k Brakes, R A H , Extra Cleaa. FIRST • QUALITY • DEPENDIBILITY • • ROADABILITY • PRICE Many More Makea and Models To Choose From. HUNT INC. 109 N . Palmetto FA 2*4884 M ERC U R Y �i HERAD Want Ads To Deliver Yeur Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 6. Heal E state For Sale 12. Plumbing Services , 15 LOTS in Osteen, high and di reasonable. FA 2-3330. 9 l|f S an fo rb Thura. June 30, ’60— Page 13 frra lb 1957 RENAULT FA 2-6558. U fF -A -D A Y Wall BARGAIN: House for SALE Plumbing A H catinf RENT. 2409 Orange Ave. AIR CONDITIONING Bedroom, screened porch, k chcn equipped, carporte k lar; CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK FA 2 6582 shadv lawn. *3Co for equity 1007 Sanford Ave. MAKE OFFER. *75 mon rent. Less than *7,000 balanc C L A R K After 38 mo. rent drops P PLUMBING 4c HEATING Mo *47.30. Contact Mrs. Korga Moved to our new location FA 2 *254. 2M So. HIAWATHA AVE. 2S84 FA 2-2374 IT'S BEAUTIFUL * Block off Hwjr. 17-92 1 UNDER PRICED FREE ESTIMATES Large home with three bedroom and two baths on 2!i lots. Man< I . Electrical Services trees. 2517 Osceola Drive. # MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON 451 Magnolia Ph: GA 2-54*2 Orlando, Fla. _ 2 WHEEL utility trailer *50. 123 Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2 2326. 21. F urniture New 4k Used Furniture k Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY. SELL or TRADE 8. Female Help Wanted SUPERMARKET CASHIER: Must be experienced and have rtf 3 crenccs. Apply to Tip Top Superr market, 329 Sanford Avenue. MRS. AVON CUSTOMER You have used AVON COSMEtics. You know their quality and guarantei. There Is a big demand for AVON service. Write at once to m ike appoint­ ment with manager, Boa 248, Lockhart, Fia. Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-3122 ARPENTRY, painting, roofing, screening and cement work, FA 2 4199. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone FA 2-8452 CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranteed. Good Used Furniture for Sale. Phone FA 2-7818 or MI 4-1171. In Casselberry. •You e igh t at least tblnk of the rnawy X i firing It Dtysdfr* t MBER - HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loans B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps W. 3rd St. FA 2 78*8 4RPENTRY: repairs, re-modeltog, new construction, FA 2-2506 1. Special Service* June k July Speriatsl Permanents 22. Article* F e r Sale *3.93 k up. 3 Senior Operators, ALL MAKES k MODELS Harriett, Jo Stapleton k Eva Sell Ue Your Furniture. Qu’ck Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. Service With The Cash. SUPER RENTALS $3 WEEK Jo Stamps. Air Cond. HARRIETT'S TRADING POST. FA 2-0*77. 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) REAUTY NOOK, 105 So. Oak FA 2-3825 FA 2 5742. SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 3877, Buckner k Son. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING 16. Flowers & Plants W. L HARMON R01.LAWAY, Hospital and Baby Ph. FA 2-4223 Beds. Day, Week, nr Month— Cut Flowers For Any Occasion FURNITURE CENTER SANFORD FLOWER SHOP AUTO GLASS 1100 French Ave. FA 2-1*20 or FA 2-0270 Ph. FA 2-7*53 INSTALLED Dawn's FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic o r rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. General Automobile Repairs Engine Tune-upa All Work Guaranteed One Block Off Sanford Avenue on 29th Street HOUSEWORK, FA 2 WASHING k IRONING. FA 2-706S I V cinq A EXTENSION OF OUR SALE IMS, S aallea (So. af Maatere Due to the Tremendous Response of our Customers and Closing Cost As Low As $135 our many pending deals... V A-FH A, FHA-LN-SERVICK DISCOUNTS cars Immediate Occupaacjr 1 Year Personal Satiafaction GU ARAN TEE II Tear pen aaal satiafaetiea fat oaa fall year a a the coastmcI J ti«a af hack. Odham & Tudor Hwy. IT-** * 27th St. Balsa Offiaa FA S-USI Sanfmd flu f« Braflay Odham. Ne. D30IA 1959 PLYMOUTH 1959 PLYM OUTH STATION WAGON • Factory Air Cond. llelseder 4-Dr. Sedan • Air Cendltiened. WAS 12395 WHOLESALE $1910 1959 S IM C A 1959 S IM C A 4-Door Deluae. 4>Door Deluae. WAS 11395 WHOLESALE $1020 1958 PLYMOUTH 4*Dr, STATION WAGON • Air Cond. - New Tlrea • Motor Rebuilt. WAS 11595 WHOLESALE $1275 3 DAY SPECIAL! 1957 O LDSM O BILE "91" 2-Dr. HARDTOP WAS $1895 WHOLESALE $1245 No. I)308A 1956 CHEVROLET “210” 4-Door Sedan. $995 WHOLESALE $740 1956 FORD WAS 1795 WHOLESALE $610 fed * Patenttn Sanford P h. FA 2-0711 Wlndeer 4-Door HARDTOP. WAS 91595 WHOLESALE $1293 No. CI11A 1957 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-Doer Sedan - Factory Air Conditioned. WAS 91795 WHOLESALE $1390 No. 1)309A 1956 FORD 8TATION WAGON - 4-Deor. WAS 91095 WHOLESALE $070 No. DT4A " 1956 O LD SM O BILE "98" 4-Door HARDTOP. WAS 91595 1952 CHEVRO LET riCKUP TRUCK. WAS $495 WHOLESALE $37S 1955 DODGE 4-Deer STATION WAGON. WAS S895 — OPEN— WHOLESALE $450 THURS. ft FRI. TIL I P. M. SAT. TIL 5 P. M. SUPER SALE DAYS Ne. 242B 1953 CHEVROLET 1595 WHOLESALE $156 Ne. PUR 191 III JfEUAN DELIVERY. WAS 9395 WHOLESALE $320 No. C I 07U 1953 FORD 1949 PLYM O U TH STATION WAGON. 9295 WHOLESALE $245 HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1957 CHRYSLER Cutloetline 2-Door. WAS REMEMBER — You’ll Get TOP TRADE IN VALUE On Your Clean Used Car — We Need IT! Our Used Car Inventory Is Below. Normal WHOLESALE $907 WHOLESALE $940 No. OJ11A WAS • WAS 91999 No. Cl 03A No, D304A 1954 B U IC K SATURDAY - JULY 2nd WHOLESALE $1750 No. REP t No. D94R Ne. RKP 1A W IL L C O N T IN U E THROUGH WAS 92095 Lola O f Other Extras, llAKDTOP COUPE. FREE WELCOME Ta Saafaed! Be Oar Gewta Fer S Days Abaslately Free, Witheat ObUgatiea AI Oaa Of Saafard’a I aiding Mate la While Yaa U n i t Haaaiag F a r Tan I Tear Family. Pick t > Keys AI Salsa Office I Ne. 1)311A Ne. D21IA To USED CAR STO CK HOLESALE WAS South Plnecreat Sunland Estates ENTIRE Ne. 1)211 A LAWN MOWING—yard work. D r pendable colored man. FA 2-7034 Oa Oaera Road, So. of Baafard OF OUR THURS, ■ FBI. - SAT- t HOUSEWORK: FA 2 4011. Odham & Tudor FA 2-4622 ANDERSON’S REPAIR SHOP 11. W ork W anted NKW HOMES BY Cleanance Senkarik GIr.m and P aint To. 112-114 W. 2nd St. 21. Lost & Found MAMMY DOLLS, toaster or mix­ LOST- Child's male Siamese, baa collar with "Tom" written In­ er rover* 11.30 each. Send rath side. 122 Country Club Dr. RE­ or money order. B. II. Linders, WARD. FA 2 053*. HI. I, Box 179 A, Sanford, Specify color of print k color of doll. DON'T LOSE your vacation GOOD uaed frame windows, Jamba money I Use safe, convenient and anortrd lumber. See fore­ MATERIALS FOR SALE: at the TRAVELER'S CHECKS man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. Oviedo white school: t frame building, 18' 0” x 24' 0” with BARBECUE GRILL with electric Available at . . one door, four windows and motor *13; large ice rooter *12; pitched roof; 1 water storage cell after 6 00 p. m. FA 2-3091. FLORIDA STATE BANK lank. 4’ 0” x 18' 0"; 20, 2'4", APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE, round steel Lally Cols, 7' 0” ; 6. LOST Parakeet, ebartruese in color, answers lo name of "P ret­ like new, reasonable. NO 8-40G8. 2 V round steel Larry Cols, 9' ty Boy”, 29 Matansas Rd., De­ 0” ; 170 tin. ft., 4” x 4” steel nary. Fla. NO 1-5327. AIK CONDITIONER, two-ton wabeams; 150 lin. ft., 2'x" x 21a” tereooled Phllro model at book x steel single angle; 21. 2'.a” FOUND: Large tent la wood! value. In perfect condition, may x 2'*" heavy hulb Tees, 13’ 0” West of Buck Lake, Geneva. be seen in operation. Phone long. Apply to Superintendent on Owner may have same by Midway 7-3074, Winter Park. Job at school or Richardson's identifying. Phone FA 2-2431. Construction Co., P. O. Box PEAS. Rlackeyc k Crowder. Ph. 8137, Ft. Lauderdalr, Florida, ____ FA 2-0413. or phone George nettle, Call . . . . A. K. ROSSETTER FO 4 3507, Oviedo. Florida. KELV1NATOR DRYER, excelFLORIST lent condition. *63. FA 2 6518. FA 2-1(31 Celery Ave. SINGER Featherweight to respon­ For AU Your Floral Needa Cota 34.93. paint *3.95 gal., serond sible party. 11 payment* left Member — Florist Telegraph gallon free, ARMY-NAVY SUR­ at *9.80. Guaranteed. Attach­ Delivery Assoc. PLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. ment!. Call FA 2-3825. Sewing Mach. Repairs OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 304 W. 1st. St. FA 2 2*11 22. Articles For Sale REDI-MIX-CO.NCRETE 37” Window Silli *1.23 54” Window Lintel* 11.25 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 21S Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4113 ln-A Beauty Parlors 15. Special Services WELOPE5, Letterheads, state■•nts, invoices, hand bUti, and p r o g r a m a, ele. Progressive WAITRESS k COOK. Apply In Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— Windshield B ack Glass 17. Peta, Livestock, Supplies '**. person »r call for appointment. M West 13th St. Door Glaas V ent Glass V Diait Belle Diner. Hwy. 17-92, PUPPIES: FA 2 4264. SERVICE SERVICE CALL* *2.M Longwood. Ph. TE 1-3951. Senkarik Glass and T aint Co. The Biggest Little Shop CHIHUAHUAS. A.K.C. registered. 114 W. 2nd SL FA2-4822 la Sanford. All Parts And FA 2-4576. SHORT OF CASH? Labor G'-sranteed 90 Days. Who isn't? How about r i m ­ INFORD RADIO k TV CENTER BOYD S CABINET SHOP — Kit­ chen*. Doors, Plywood Walls, AKC TOY POMERANIAN puping about *2 per hour? House­ 2 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 307 Elm Ave. FA 2 2118. pic* 8 week* old. FA 2-3269 or wives preferred. for good see at 307 So. Sunland. NCUUM CLEANER SERVICE: AVON territories. Write, Bex LAWNS MOWED Power Edgar. •pairs and Supplies. ElectroI 248, Lockhart, Fla. Jerry Lord. FA 2-3219. z, Hoover, Kirby, Rexslr, ote. 19. Ik>a(a and Motors o service charge. Work guarT.V. SERVICE within the hour. 9. Male Help Wanted iteed. Call FA 2-02*4. Gateway To The Waterway House calls *2. Ail parts and Your EV1NRUDE Dealer DREDGE OPERATOR, F aT i MI labor guaranteed 90 days. SUN­ PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Robson Sporting Goods after I p. m. SHINE T. V., FA 2-9792. typea and a im , lnitallod 304 61 E. 1st. Ph FA 2-IM1 "Do It Yourself” 10. Male or Female VAN PEI.T E REPAIR AND SERVICE WATCH REPAIR 20. A u tom obiles S T I N E DUE TO BUSINESS EXPANSION, Old fashioned care. Modern equip­ Machinery sad Supply Co. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN THIS ment. Electronic Timer. Lake '59 4 DOOR Triumph— 4,200 miles AREA FOR 2 ADDITIONAL IS? W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-8432 Mary, FA 2-9911. —heater— defroster— demister M E N (OR WOMEN). B E -t —tubless white siddwalls—like TWEEN 40 AND 63, WIIO ARE >UR SPECIALTIES — Lifetime 15-A Beauty Parlors new—can be seen 1807 Cedar INTERESTED IN EARNING Muffler* — Brake Adjuftmenti Avenue—FA 2-7248. *100.00 PER WEEK, OR MORE k Relining. THRIFTY SERVICE MAYBE YOU CAN QUALIFY. STATION, Cor. 2nd k Palmetto. 1 9 5 0 RENAULT DAUPHINE, WRITE-WATKINS PRODUCTS. white, sun roof, *250 and aiAIR CONDITIONING INC., 63* WEST PEACHTREE sume note. Ph. FA 2-3328 after ST., N. E. ATLANTA *, OA. H. B. POPE CO. le«w»y tale* 6:30 p. m. ft). 200 S. Park — FA 2 4214 FA 1-1114 211* Oak I t . P lu m b in g Service* PLUM LING Contracting k Rrpairi Free Estimate* R. L. HARVEY . 204 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2-33*3 FA 2-7450 • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS (4. Build, P ain t & Repair SERVICE STATION: Good loeation and well established. In­ ventory—Take over. Apply *04 W. 8th St. Ph. WANTED TO TRADE Real Estate for a housrtrailer. FA 2-0519. louae Wiring — ii'eetrie Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. U2 Magnolia FA 2-0*13 7. Uuainess Opportunities Dauphine. 20-A Trailer* 1 * 6. Mortgage Loans 22. Article* For Sale 20. A u to m o b ile! ASK ABOUT OUR EASY FINANCE PLAN WAS MS WHOLESALE $39 GO 4th. IN A NEAR NEW CAR! SEMINOLE CO. MOTORS 510 E. FIRST ST. PH . FA 2*0114 �ftp fn fd rft |m l t Png* 14—Thura. June SO, *M Remodeling Is Big Business Says National Magazine Special Custom Built | I * CABINETS A a l l ) / I • BREAKFAST BARS i l j j l j * To STORE FIXTURES V tM irS jj«dlr*lm ni WE ARE EXPERTS IN CUSTOM CABINET-WORK FOR TH E HOME CRAFTSMAN — HARDWOOD I BIRCH CHERRY I MAHOGANY WALNUT — Cut To Your Sis* And Daaign there—unused or mlsufed. There are millions of would-be bargain basements and acres of attics ready In yield exlra living space." To its builder-readers, the leading light construction magatine add*, "It means extra business for you." ALSO — PLYWOODS And CABINET HARDWARE To Match All Specially Priced To F it Your Budget M o o t a n i if NOW • THROUGH Remodeling •» • There are approx lion houses In thi yearn old. "Then American Builder Mafaxlne In Ita July Remodeling Issue, "repretent n lot of hnuee* that have a lot of living left In them—If they ara updated.” The remodeling potential for IDfit): and utim ated 7,200,000 bathroom*. 0,000,000 kitchen* and J,000,000 home laundrle*. “ More space” Is the next most Important remodeling cry and It'* not nec**sarily confined to 20-yr*.-and-older houses. Many of the 1860 Tintaire homes are already too small to hold their f**t-growlnc fami­ lies. “Additions may be the answer." continues the article, Exti a storage apace is cited as another Important remodeling ob­ jective. "When a woman goes through a model home, she’s a critical buyer. And well-planned storage . . . will influence her every time." The appeal of extra storare holds good in older homes, too. The remodeling article pre­ sents idea* for adding storage for halls, kitchens, closets, and bath­ rooms. Among them . . . Storage between studs: “studs can be easily cut1 into a wall to 1 piovlde storage spare fur canned foods, books, a small built-in desk, tec. By utilising the apace between wall studs you can gain extra storage without sacrificing floor area." SAT.. JULY 2nd B R U N IN G Alkyd - Flat F i r Gal. THROUGH BAT. ONLY WE GlVH MERCHANTS GRBEN STAMPS FACTORY PAIN OUTLET______ MIT S, French A ir, By JA N REIN ER W hen a N orthern citizen (thinking of retiring) reads in hi* newspaper about wonderful w aterfro n t lots in Florida, more likely than not he ima­ gines a green patch of land shaded by live oaks (hung w ith Spanish moss) and overlooking the ocean or a rom atic bayou. A fter personal inspection and pricing of available w aterfront homesites, the prospective Florida resident m ay readjust his daydream to a small piece of filled land facing a canal and may realize th a t his home will have to be somewhat less pretentious than originally hoped— perhaps be­ low $10,000. Home No. ISO-87 hss been designed for such a need. Though modest in six*, thli 8S0 sq. ft, design I* by » means s minimum house Th* L-shsped living-dlnini arcs is generously *iz*d anc so ar* the two bedrooms with a 6-foot closet In each. A wide screened porch look* onto the water. But to keep the building cost* to th* minimum the plan of tha house is a simple rectangle 124' x 38'8" topped by a shed roof, which Is th* cheapest roof construction but on* which allow* gradu­ ation of calling heights be­ tween the small front rooms and th* large rear rooms. One enters the living room from a rain.protected stoop which it handy to tha car­ port. A 6-foot-wld* coat closet (C | is just left of thle door and a 3-foot-wlde ja ­ lousie window (for erase ventilation) just to tha right. The second outside door, located on the opposite wall, doublas as a service uuu|. uui to IU «*• piuAiinii; to door, due ita proximity the kitchen. Among th* detirable feature* of the large room are the two B-foot-wid* sliding glasa doors which separata it from the 8' x 24' screened porch. At thi* line the gently rising celling la almost 9H feet high and thle height I* dramatised at night by a 20-foot-tong band of Indirect light mounted in ona uninterrupted line above the two sliding doors. In the "L” just outvide the kitchen is th* I ' x 9' dining area. A 30-lnch-wid* china closet is located a t the entrance to the kitchen. The 8* a 8 kitchen has a U-ehap- O Z lM D E S lI n h j ! Plans for home No. 930-97 ere available from Jan Reiner, Box 88, New Port Richey, Fla. Each set of plana consists of U-lnch-tcala floor plan, four exterior elevation*, large-scale croas-sectlon, kitchen and bath­ room Interiors and structural and framing details; basie specifications (exceeding FHA) are written right on the plans. Tha first sst costa $20, each additional sot 86. FLORIDA HOME8 magazine by Reiner is available on newstands or by mailing 60 cents to same address, ed counter with ample room for the built-in range (R) (with fan over it), th* re­ frigerator (R F), the double sink under the window, and generous work space. Wall plan. Tha kltchan is con­ venient to tha porch for summer dining er snacks. - plumbing installation, the •ink and the bstkioom fix­ ture* ar* placed “back-toback”. Tbe toilet la th* wallhung type and tha wash­ basin is built into a small vanity with storage (pare below. Th* 48 • bteh • wide PLA N T linen cloeat (L) It handy to th* bathroom and bedrooms and has floor-to-ceiling hifold doors for greatest access. Each bedroom is a corner room with 3 awning-type elumlnum window* on two wells end five feet of closets with floor-towelling bifold door*. The door* could be louvered for constant air circulation (If the house <• air-conditioned) or solid (if mildew preventive measures are contemplated). - Berk of the carport and adjacent to the porch I* a 5 V x 8' utility room with outlets for hot w ater heater and l a u n d r y appliance* (LN). Next to It enother 3' x S' storage closet openi from th* porch. Thle house it of tlab-ongrade cabinet! ar* shown dotted on masonry construc­ tion with wood-framed in­ terior partition*. All In­ terior* ar* finished in plas­ ter and extarlors In stucco. Th* shed roof it topped with white marble chips (for greatest haat insulation) and additional heat insulation la specified between th* heavy wooden rafters. The 4-inchthick floor slab la reinforced with welded wire mesh and poured over solidly com­ pacted fill and a solid vapor barrier. Th* floors ar* terra tto and resilient tile. HeatInr Is electric with radiant roile built Into th* plaster ceilings and thermostaticnlly controlled. FOOD 'At/iriw •r # * S * # * . . . Reiner, architect, the author of FLORIDA HOMES magatin* which la available on newsstand* or by mailing M) cent* to Box 98, New Port Richey, Fla, S o pA(ih'nn{f( In clu d e Us In Y o u r VACATION PLA N S BORROW FROM US FOR USED DOORS % AH Woaderful Bargains Just Need Refiaiahlng Gat Yours White They Last • PLUSH DOORS • ENTRANCE DOORS • FRENCH DOORS Complfe with Modern LP-GAS wl w Pleasure A ‘B A CK YA RD RESORT’! Enjoy a aummar-long vacation rig h t in your own backyard . . . fo r yaara to coma. Add a patio, or pool, COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL o r barbecue, or all three! Home 1mprovementa a re alwaya a sm art invest­ HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING m ent too. See ua fo r a loan now. INDUSTRIAL WIRING CALL NOW ONLY ---- CALL FA I-M il — “The Lumber N amber” LIPSEY [PGASa w a - j j FOR SUDDEN SERVICE A P P LIA N C E THER . Hill (.umber fir Hardware Co 211 W . l a d E L i —.—■» S a n fo rd , 1 SERVICE 8IM R. laaferd^A re, FA 8-8461 GU I , AND m* k' iim It m-m APPLIANCE CO, lag- � 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, June 30, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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/c7079c1a86d9a5018d94d65166823eff.pdf 2b54cc98d88177d22c2ed68f13484a76 PDF Text Text ' - PRIZES WEEKLY! • M DeitoeS | tB N echeduled to to p t o t d (U i w M t o d mm placed, one In each ad on thia pa ye. Indicate the winner bjr writing in the name of the team oppoeite the adeertlaer’a name in the entry Hank ea thta page. Ha Seoeee. .Into ptek the FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in acoordanoe with Con teat Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZEi $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to • One entry only to each contestant. Entries for tMa week’s contest mast to brought to the office o f thia newspaper, or potomarked, not later than Noon, Friday, Jaly let. Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. • Winners of thia weeks eontoto aea not oUpibke to within three weeke. Decisions o f our eon toot Jadgaa OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Snukarik Claaa 4 Pahtl C o .. ChapM a C oacrdt Prod acta Calory City Printing Co......... McRobarU T in Supply, 1m . C u n iT l Fnmltare __........... Hob Cntatoy Agency .......... Harry** Bar 4 Package------Ilurgar King .......................... I.akt Hoaro* 1m .................. .. liar rag 4 Bererty .............. . Seminole County Laundry ... I'lnacrant but .................. — Sanford Ctannan .................. UP TUB BASEBALL GAMES LISTED IN THBSE A M . THEY’RE TO BE PLAYED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD Winner. Winner. HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS w inner. Winner Winner Winner .Winner Winner. FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. •Winner. SUNDAY — YOU MAY W ill CASH l HR Low bar 4 Hardware A Batata Inaurance.......... Cavanaugh Tire Sarvica . Winner. .Winner. Winner. "Complete Insurance Service" RESTAURANT SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK BUILDING FA 2-0375 FULL MKNU — NOW INCLUDING WINES AND BBBR Telephone PA t* M 7 CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO (SUN.) . DETROIT AT NEW YORK (SAT.) BELMONT IMPERIAL CORBY’S 'CjaohqsiA JjcwjtAn W. m 9L I DAYTONA AT PAI.ATKA (FBI.) S E M IN O L E COUNTY Sanford, Florida LAUNDRY Phoae Fee Free Fickup Aad Delivery feeemk PA .tflLWAUKKB A T ST. LOUIS (SAT.) W IN N E R S O F AN L A ST W E E K ’S C O N T E S T : First Prisa — U S — WILLIAM A. WARMINGTON, USNA8 Sanford (P 1 0): Sacond P rkr—110— CAROL OXFORD, 407 Colonial Ways Third Prina — 9* — MRS. 8. G. BALINT, >414 S. Suamiarlin Are. UP - PAINT with DaPaat Prefaaaional Paint* Oataid* Wbita 14.91 Gallon Complata Laundry Sarvka Sanitona Cleaning DAYTONA AT LAKELAND (SU N .) A N C IE N T AGE $ < ** P l N f C R f S T SEAGRAMS * “ 7 " “* Other Braada Ala# Oa Special! * THIS WEEK'S 8PECIAL Wash I Far III.N f <£oks TflanAas 9/ut Bauta IVAt, m Milan Marth ai Baufaod M an* FA M M Frank Bm LAKELAND AT ORLANDO (FKI.) THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL! CoaaoWa JuAniluAB Pant$ 25c I N N AatoaaatU Tranaralaalon ipacMH GOOD EATING I NOW! CAVANAUGH TIES tfUUVJib AND OVRRHAUL Frea Parking W e do expert alterations and mending. Call FA 2-8700 119 B. Sacond St. Sanford'S OMaat Clanni CHICAGO AT BALTIMORE (FRI.) CORBY’S ANCIENT AGE Pra-Cost Concrete Material f a r the De-M-YeareeM U— m BentadeS r Fuel Dram Paata Patie B toka — I " i >" s II* aad I " i U " a » " Siiea F x i f x W Bulkhead PMa* • SM ^BR^uiRwH Fra party Liae Career Paata 4 Septic Teak Ceeer Biaha ALSO — Mila, Ltatela aad Bern Ntadaw C H A P M A N C O N C R ET E PRODUCTS iaa N. ELM AYE . PALATKA AT SANFORD (SAT.) SPECIAL REPAIR PA W i l l I H % Aato Ftaaadat M Yaa QaaWy IS ft Detra Oa Lew Ceto quality laaaraace ae. A seat — Pheaa PA S-TM1 — Offkee la SANFORD A T PALATKA (SUN.) UP �-ttrt— Offices To Aid In Pay Study Three of the tear tee offi la th« eeurtheuar h»v* agi**** te submit ■ comprehenaive job classification list to the County Commission next Tueeday. Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy said today that Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker, Circuit Clerk Ar­ thur Beckwith Jr. and County Judge Vernon Mise have agreed to submit a Job salary range Hat. Van Hoy aald Tax Collector John Galloway hat refused to sub­ mit a Hat. "I spoke to him for about two hour* and nothing earn* out of It." Van Tfoy said. f AJI tear fee offoem sent letfere te tee Ti»e«dey tevtting inspection of all records concerning payrolls. However, the ertRimissinners said they were not satisfied and authorised Van Hoy to try again to get Mata feom the officers. The fee office haade had eited that Florida Statute 125.09 not only permits, but requires in­ spection of their records by the county hoard. The statute reads: "The county commissioners shill, at leaat once every three months, inspect the offices and reeoeds of Hi* county Judge, sheriff and fllsrlr tfi* flfPiiif Artitrl m(4 other officers of their respective counties, and see that the laws prescribing and regulating the duties of said officers are being fully complied with: and they shall report to the governor of the state any failure on the part of such officers In perform their duties." Van Hoy said today that he believed that the fee officers art willing to cooperate but had mis­ understood what the board want­ ed. "1 believe that's the only reason see haven’t gotten the rnnnera. tion before," he said. "Now the fee officer* know what we want and the three have agreed In full cooperation." he said. Van Iloy explained that the only reason for asking the fee officer's help In the survey is so that the board can get a heller picture of the employment status in the courthouse. "With budget talks coming ap soon, wc need some sort of guide on what to pay employes working under the board jurisdiction," he said. That* aM|M< ixrtiwi* lasln* road department and the agricul­ tural office. Van Hoy said he has Inspected the payroll records of the asses­ sor. county Judge and elect last declined to comment on them unit his study la completed. "W t are not trying te perse­ cute anyone in the rourthouae and we certainly are not trying te bring personalities Into the study. We Juet want to bring our am* plcqres, a more equthle wag* scale," he added. B ’a u f n r i T WEATHER: Cloudy with scattered shower* through Thursday. High today, 88-94.1,ow tonight, 72-76. VOL. XLIX A Seminole County deputy •*eap*d aerioui Injury when hit M ir ilammed into a land dune off Hwy 17-92 white chasing a speeding ear Tueaday night. Deput) Charlea Fagan waa treated for a broken noae and laeerationa at Orange Memorial Hoapital. The Sheriffa oftice aaid that Fagan left the Kayo Gaaoline Sta­ tion on Hwy 17-92 at approxi­ mately 10:30 p. m. and went about j o o yarda when a car paaaed by ™im traveling at a high rate of apeed. . Fagan atarted chaaing the ear but clipped another vehicle that bad pulled out between Fagan'a wahide and the apeeding car. Fagan'a ear awerved off the read, hit the two aand dunea. The apeeding ter got away, Deputies •aid. Fagan’ a ear waa called a total ^ r r e c k by deputiea. Rams Flood Area * Across SR 436 Hard raioa Tueaday aflarae** flooded SR 4M between Focwst City • and Altamonte Spring! and tratfle atilt waa being rerouted around .^fle area tMa morning. * 171# road waa under water up la three feet deep and at icait soe vehicle fell victim l& the high / water. The engine of a county • truck wai drowned out in the deep water and had to be pulled out by a crane. New atreta being graded by home builder* in the area also were under water aa heavy m ini termad a amall lake aeveral Mock* diameter. N A S Ceremonies Set ForTam ny The Sanford Naval Air Station wilt bold a tpeelal ceremony at 1:14 p. m. Thuneday te mark the retirement of Cdr. Lewi* D. Tarnay. station executive officer. , Tornadoes, Hail Damage Midwest lly United Prana International A killer atorm ayatcm struck the Middle West Tuesday night with tomndoes, winds up to 115 miles an hour and hnilstoncs twice as big as ice cubes. At lenst one person died and aeveral were Injured. Dnmnge waa widespread. Mrs. Charlea Gnuse, 70, waa killed when the roof of her _ _ --------------------- ' apartment building In Quincy, ill., was Mown o ff by 96 milr an hour winds. Her body was found under four tons o f rubble. The wind knocked out all power In klisalssippi River City. Hospi­ tal* and police used emergency JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Two geneiatoro but otherw-lse the com­ munity waa in darkness. Navy pilot* were bated aa m in ­ In Rockford, Illinois' second ing and believed killed In teparate largest city, police said the hall plan* craihea in Northeaat Flor­ broke nearly 100 windows, includida, the Navy announced today. almost every pane In the threeOn* plane, a tingle-engine Alt) otory senior high school. The stone* ware so big they Jet Skyhawk, went down in a bruited 40 golfer* caught on the q r a m p . area.. of Nprthweit Rut- Iteicr ewd *9 mi*: f.-» fun-. *.i| nam County, about !• mile* north- dug up''huge divot* nn Rockfei weft of Ptlalka. The Highway course. Kentucky state police **ld two Patrol aald searcher* found the tornadoes hit the Blue Grass plane scattered ewer a quarter- State, one at Hendaraon and an­ mile area but there waa no flm other at Retiree, but no damage was reported. of the pilot. > Missouri state police said vio­ Ilia name waa withheld. lent winds uproolrj trees and The Navy aald Id. Lawrence M. ripped down utility wires in l,ouKane, of Key We*l, apparently (liana and Clarksville. A power went down with hi* plane when company said It would be at least the F3H All-weather Jet fighter two days before serviee was re­ plunged into the Atlantic ocean stored. about 9 p. m., Tueiday. Cloudbursts lashed Manitowoc, * Kane was approaching the deck Wis., sending water evei curbs, of the carrier Saratoga for a collapsing basement* end strand­ ldlanding when the miahap occur­ ing hundreds o f office workers. red. It wa* the second plane to More.than a third o f an Inch crash off the Saratoga In lea* rain fell in Milwaukee in a few than two weeks. minute*. A Putnam County farmer re­ The storm was so severe in ported Tueiday night he heard. lows that corrfield* were riddled crash, and aaw billowing i m o U , oy },stl wdllrh weighed a quarter from tha other plaoe. The Navy pound. began an aerial search at dawn The storm saved Ha most dam­ and, spotted the wreckage near aging winds for Ottumwa, Iowa. Laki Georg*. Hurricane force winds of 116 miles TJe search tontinued ter th* and hour uprooted 100-year-old missing pitot. He wa* attached to trsaa, damased buildings and left Attack Sq. 34 at Cecil Field Naval Ottumwa [ streets Uttered with debris. Air Station, Jacksonville. Two Navy Planes Crash In Stale 4 News Briefs Feeder Service fffia*T am pa Imematlnn(fS*lflpert by jet-hellcopter, the fyrst of it* kind in the nation, will begin July It. Jaes p. Van Pelt. president of Air riorida Helicopter Airways, aaid Tuesday the muRi-elty pro­ gram will service Nt. Petersburg, Claarwatar. Sarasota and Braden­ ton. Support Pledged WASHINGTON (UPI) - Textile state aenatoia from th* South to­ day pledged their support to early action on legislation limiting th* nflbrt of cotton textiles. One of * I). Johnson ‘ * soa' (D. f e t a * nators, Otie said tha boat-chance for tha __ ... ltion of higher tariffs or quataa would he a-change in tha administration and "(he right kind o|.. president." Killer Of 5 Nabbed CHICAGO (UPI) — Police said today a young Puerto Rican fa­ ther would be charged with mur­ der i« the knife deaths of his wife, three children and a cousin who he aaid had stolen his wife’s lova Th* five were killed late Tuesday night when the father, Raymond Hernandes, 24. went on a wild rampage with an It-inch French ch efs knife. Ha ws* cap­ tured shortly after th* killings. , > •J** •-* d, JO' lT'T*' m ■Vl * 1**1*v * \VQuLpsi la v/ pi* pc P 9_ NEW OFFICERS for the County Sportsmen’* A s m . were installed Tueeday night. Jack Wilber, second from left, outgoinc president is shown congratulating Col. S. L. Jennings, new club praoMtot. New officers looking on are left to right, Guy Bishop, treasurer: mH Hof/mnn, director; W ilber,, Wade Singletary, director; Jennings, Willie#Jrewer, d lm to r nnd R WHnrtman, vice preeident nnd secreUry. A tjthd meeting, Wilbw gave a' brief teiV on Monday’* Fifth District meet. For ~m m (btailii of too ■M b' (H e ra ld ing held in Deijtnd see Bait Box on thn sporty, page, Call Reds 'Unfair' OKK1CERH were installed at n meeting of the Liona Club Tueaday night. They are, left to right, aUnding, Georg# Hughes, talltwiater; J. Q. (Slim) Galloway, outgoing preaident: Milton Smith, president; Bob Carroll, third vice preaident; and Gene Gilmnrtin, director. Seated, Jim, Lee, director; Earl Ziebarth o f Piqraon, inatailing officer; and Hugh Duncan, secretary. Officers not present Were, Howard H ood.-first vie* preaident; Louis Girard, second vie* preaident; Jack Morrison, treasurer; Bill Presley, di­ rector: and Thomas Albert, director. * (Herald Photo) 45 Perish In Mine Blast 8HC B E IJJ, Wales (U PI) The first bleat of Use siren apnl shudder* through tha wlvaa and mother of Six Bella and made their babies wry. "Blea* thoee that are trapped and comfort their loved ones," the Rev. Oacroft Jones waa saying. It waa about noon. The men had Greyhounds Get New Manager IJoyd Andrew Brown, horn at Beevtlle, Tex., on Christmas Day In Hot and now a veteran of 37 year* of dose association with baseball, I* the new manager of the Sanford Greyhounds. Ilis selection to succeed Robbie Robertson, now en route via ear and trailer to a new assignment at Visalia in the Class C Califor­ LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con­ nia State League, was announced ga (UPI I— Hundreds of foreign here today hv arting manager vllle today for the official indeJack Sanford, Kansas City's south­ dignitaries poured into Leopold­ eastern state scout who was as­ ville today for the official Inde signed her* Monday to take charge mdenc* proclamation ceremonof the Athl. tics' hustling farm a Thursday. This terming Congo rlub city waa bathed In carnival atmos­ Brown was scheduled to arrive phere as workers busily erected from his home in Miami shortly staffs along the main thoroughafter noon today, and he will far** and hoisttd hundred* af mrrt not only his players but "provisional" Congolese flags. also Greyhound officer* and dir­ ectors at a barbecue supper ^ t the home of rlub Prc-ident Har­ WASHINGTON (UPI I The old Kastnrr late today. Navy’s first balllitir missile sub­ A veteran of !6 years of play marine, the U. i , George Wash­ in the majors—1925 through 1940ington, will arrive at Capa Can­ Brown has been scouting for the averal, Fla., on July 1 "to begin Philadelphia Phillies, and |m I weapon tools and training." The season was a roach with tha Mi­ cautiously • worded announce­ ami Marlins, a Philly farm (tub. ment, made Tueaday, was taken He and Sanford have been I* mean that tha nuclear-powered friends for years, Sanford having submarine would carry out ill been with tha Philly organisation first underwater launching of a as a manager prior U> his con­ Polaris ballistic missile soma nection with Kansas City about time this summer. four years ago. "Hc'a going to do a great Jc.b Water ter us and Sanford," Sanford told PORT ARTHUR. Tax.. ( U P D - dub general manager Pater Ban Thorton, a SZ-yrar-old re­ Schaal. "H e'll have (ha boys search chemist, rested In a hos­ bustling Just as Robbia did, and pital today after staying under you can tell toe fans bar* that water longer than any other he- we'll ha is contention starting man being. H e 4 foot, 4 inch 924- Thursday whan w* span tha se­ pound Thornton climbed into e cond half bare against Leesburg." 11-feet deep eyliadrieal tank af Brawn, a la/thandar, waa as water leat Friday at 4:4* p. ns. good as a aandlottar that h« wa* Ha emerged at 11:22 p. ra. Tues­ signed by tha PhUlias whan h* day, beating the record af 144 was a*iy 14 y*ars old. Ha mads hour* set bp Mrs, Jane BaMaeen fate fleet m ajor Ia* gas appearance of Near Yerk, t o one koar and with Brooklyn In Mto niSekten te 19 gtinules. ’ | If game*. Record NO. 72fl British NEW YORK (U PI) Stock prices at I p. m.: American TAT ................... M Bclhlhrm Steel •.m . . . . . . . . 46 Caterpillar ....................... 27(4 Chrysler ............................. 43(4 Curtiss • Wright ................... I7H DuPont ................................. 206(4 Ford Motor ............ . 4664 General Electric .............. 92(4 General Motors ................ 44 Graham • Paige ................ 2 Ini. TAT ............................ 43V* Johnson Electronics ............9-944 Lorillard .......................... 34 Minute Maid ........................ 24(4 Penney 434* Penn RR .,*>>..•«,•••••«•.• 14 Scars Roebuck ................... 66(4 Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 404* ...................... 4(4 Wesllnghouse El.................... 97 Heading: For Cape >r / ' SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks C ' WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1960 HAVANNA, Cuba. (U P I)-F re mler Fidel Castro seised the American owned Texas Com­ pany (Texaco) oil refinery In SanUago de Cuba today be­ cause the company refeaed te refine Soviet petroleum. Big: Day Set ;J & Established i908 Bulletin DEPUTY CHARLES FAGAN waa injured when bin car hit a Band dune o ff Hwy. 17-92 while the deputy waa chaainjr a apeedinjr auto. Fagan Buf­ fered a broken noae and waa treated at Orange Memorial Hoapital. Deputy Injured Chasing Down Speeding Auto United Frees Leased Wire been away two hour* aiming their man. "WIN, you're alive," sobbed keep at tha big Arraal Griffin another. Colliary. Bankers' hours, ia what By airly today, rescue worker! tha men on (he other ihlfts called had brought out a total of 50 bodies N. of tha 46 known dead. Among the "It's like a battlefield,' '• rescue victim*- were three father and worker was saying. "They couldn't son teams. have known what hit them." Mrs. Valerie Morgan went home One by one, female heads poked to a long-cold supper, thinking of hesitantly from the windows of Ihc how she could explain later to tiny. Welsh cottages that dotted her two-month-old sun (hat he no Ihe hills shove the pithead. Then longer had a father or a grand­ they rame running out, bshles father. Her husband Collin waa straped to their back, Welsh style. 22; hit father, Roy, 41. Hie last time Ihe siren blew off Two young nilnera made the un­ schedule at Six Bells was 40 years likely mlatake of oversleeping past ago. The babies, many of them to their 10 a. m. showups Tuesday. grow up without fathers, were car­ They war* among the mnurnlng ried the same way. townsfolk of Sit Bella ttoday. Seven hundred men were Hi the pit working 1,000 feet below gtound when a gas pocket exploded Tues­ day. All hut 46 came out almost immediately. The cheapest way te lest ter lethal gas in a rut nff mine pocket is to thrust canaries into Ihe hole. None of the canaries came WASHINGTON (UPI) Con­ hark alive. gressional leader* today aband­ The first body brought nut after oned efforts to complete their five hours was that of Dennis work before the political conven­ Lane, not yet 2n. tions. They decided to recess "Tom . Toro," shouted one wo- Congress this week and return Aug. a. The decision wa- announced lo newsmen by Speaker Sam Ray­ burn and In the Senate by Demo­ cratic Leader Lyndon R. Johnson, who disclosed the Aug. • dale for reconvening. Johnson told the Senate that A hearing has been scheduYd Congress will do all it can this July 14 on a request by the Florida week, concentrating on appropria­ Stale Rank (hat the city abandon tions hills and the expected presi­ a portion of the cast-west alley dential veto of a federal pay in­ which runs from Oak Ave. be­ crease. Then, he said. Congress hind the Herald and Burpee Seed will recess late Friday or Sat­ urday. Co. buildings. The leader* had hoped ter fin­ The bank said that work on the al adjournment of the 4flth Con­ new building on the Oak Ave.-Kirst gress not later than next week­ St. comer will be delayed until end. Th* Democratic convention after a decision on Ihc alley. Tha opens in l-us Angeles the follow­ two businesses already abutting ing Monday. the alley had adviird Ihe city that they were concerned over the pos­ sibility that the location of the new bank across the alley would hamper tha access routs te tha rear of their buildings. The County Commission Tuesday Th* bank baa offered to provide authorised payment of 14.600 to a reasonable amount of room on Winter Park architect James Gam­ Iho weat side of-Its proparty as ble Rogers for drawing up plana •ccass la tha ether two buildings. and specifications for remodeling Congress Agrees To Early Recess Hearing Scheduled On Alley Closing Courthouse Plan Payment Okayed C Of C Meet Hie Southeastern Chamber of Com mere* will moat Thursday sight at • p. as. *4 tea City flail Memorial Bldg, aeeording te Ernest Wealing, president. Use courthouse. Chairman John Krider said teat tha plana will ha kept on fife *f Us* office of Usa Clark o f to* •curt I* tea *va*t Um saw *omrnlslon taking aver In January wants I* snake use of Usam. LONDON (U P !)—Prime Wtnletar Harold Macmillan told Soviet Premier Nikita Khmihehcv in a iternly-wordad latter today that Russia's breakoff of Ife* Geneva disarmament negotiations la “ teoomprahanaiblt." Ha added that lovlat chargee against tha Watt aa a result are "moat unfair." MaemlUan railed an Khrush­ chev to reconsider his decision "so that negotlatious on disarm­ ament ean b* restarted soo* aa possible." Tha BrtUah Prims Minister warned Russia that th* disarma­ ment conference cannot properly b* broken off by any ona group. While pledging Britain's willing­ ness to reach an agreement on disarmament, Macmillan told Khrushchov that "nntil agree man! on disarmament Is reached, we intend te maintain our aeUectlv* defense arrangements." Stricken Boat Sinks In Atlantic CHARLESTON, I . C. (UPI) A battle against tha sea In th* ancient maritime tradition ended early today when a tow rop* snapped and the stricken (anker SS George kfacDonald sank star* firat about 40 miles from shore. Tha youthful skipper and twe crewmen of (he III • fated Sin­ clair Oil Co. tankrr had appeared until the last moment to be win­ ning their fight to lav* the ship and her valuable cargo o f oh. Th* MacDonald had been pro­ ceeding slowly toward shore un­ der tow by a sister tanker, tha J. E. Dyer, when the MacDonald "a t 1:40 a. m. broke its tow ia a light rain and 20 minutes later sank," as ti e Dyer’s radio me*saga told the story. Eldridge liurnthorn, 31-ycsr-old master of the MacDwuld, sadly watched from th* Dyer a* hll ship slipped toward the hotSem, The 444-fnot boat sank in 4 vertical position in 434 feet of water to about 30 fret of her bow remained above water today. Tlia hulk constiti'ird a menace to navi­ gation hut .Merrill, Clispman and Scott, a New York salvage firm, w r- hired by Ihe owners to see w thrr the ship could be saved. A Sinclair spokesman saia l 1’* t cr carried about 100,000 htrrrl<t of hravy fuel oil, worth $2-14 to 42.2) a uarrel. I’ urnthorn ordered to crewmen to abandon ihlp Monday nlrht and early Tuesday when a maslive rupture In the cooling *>*• (cm flooded the engine room a id the ship appeared doomed. Burnthorn, bis mate and one crewm n stayed aboard to prevent the ship being named dWferellcI, available for sa lv a g e^ ri i Henson President O f Longwood C of C G. B. llenson is Ihe new presi­ dent of the Longwod Chamber i f Commerce end Daniel J. Icreeny ia vice president. Ilie Longwod C of C also elected outgoing presidrnt E. G. Heath treasurer and Dorothy Heath waa relrcted secretary In tha arganiialion's annual lerUon. Tha new officer! will be installed at • meeting July 14. (A Whitney Gets Death Sentence 11 4 MfAMI (UPI) -D en n is WhKnay, 17, feeing ton death ftaatty ter ona of saves kill teas h* ndmUted, will hn ton yannfiet white man t e g s U t h * efeetm *hakr In Flor­ ida if the testa*** la t i n U i l M before ha ia Mi <-g j g j f Mi MMf | I 1 #• » Iff— ^ •- . i j ' / .'jrT* f j ** _ �1 * V - : ' ' • : ■ ■ ' /• ' ' ■ • " ■ lPv'w> V-' Railroads Plunge Into All-Out War For B&O Control - Longwood's population count of 1,000 as released by the census bureau recently was disputed Tuesday by the town's mayor, A. R, Lormann. "Longwood has a population of at least 3,000, which la far more than the census count has given ■a credit for," Lormann said. The Mayor said he believed the mistake came In the census tak­ ers, "not knowing the town's actual boundary lines." Lormann eaplained that his information is based on the total number of wa­ ter meter users. "Approximately 700 customers use the town's water facilities and figuring at four persona per fam­ ily, results in a more accurate nounl," the Mayor said. Longwood's population 10 years age was listed at 700 persons. The American Contract Bridge League has selected the National Association for Mental Health as the beneficiary t i U 190041 charity program. The rcj'ilar quarterly meeting of the Chumber of Commerce board of directore will be held at 7:30 p. m. July 13. The winners of the Kuitom An* gels car club promotion drive were announced Tueiday. The flrat prize, fifty gallons of gasoline, went to Mrs. R. H. Beckham of Magnolia Avenue. Second prize, lubrication and an oil change, went to Bob Cushing of 1001 Maderia Ave. Membera of the Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Garden P ub and their husbands will meet Wednes­ day at • p. m. at the home of Mrs. Joe Mahcy in Lake Mary. A covered dish supper will be served followed by a social get* and combat arms. Young men In­ together. terested in immediate enlistment The new openings for July have can contact Sgt. Ken Hill at the been received by the local Army National Guard Armory on Mon­ recruiter for enlistment in the day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. regular army. Volunteers may en­ The Duplicate Bridge P u b will list. la the clerical, construction and construction equipment ope­ meet at 7:49 p. m. Thursday at rations fields, automobile and air- the Touriat Center. All Bridge 'craft mechanics, medical corps players are welcomed to attend. HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF RIB NEW-YORK (UPI) — The New York Central Railroad t e d a y plunged Into an all-out battle for control of the Baltimore A Ohio line in e power bid that may laad to the biggest struggl* to the industry's history. Th* Central, thrsatenad by the Pennsylvania Railroad’s mtrger plana that would upset the rail power balance in the East, Tutsday proposed a merger offer to BAO stockholder* in a direet challenge to the Chesapeake k Ohio. Th* CaO just two weeks ago made a similar merger offer to the B4tO. The Central move opens the way for a titanic struggle in the in­ dustry reminiscent of the bra»* knuckle fight for control of the old Erie Railroad by Cornsliua Vanderbilt and Jay Gould. It would even overshadow tho late financier Robert R. Young's successful Ult with th* andtrbUt Interests for con­ trol o f the Central to 1094. The Pennsylvania now owns a one-third interest to the Norfolk k Western Railway. A proposed merger agreement between the NSW and the Nickel Plate Rail­ road thus would give the Penmy a formidable competitive advant­ age over the Central. Cold-shouldered by the CAO In efforts to participate In the pro­ posed merger of th* CAO and tha BAO the Central now is seeking to forestall the two-way consolldation by offering to acquire 60.1 per cent of the BAO stock through e stock exchange end cash. At the current market priee for Cen­ tral stock tha offer totaled ap­ proximately $00,363,300. ROAST 6 9 ‘^ HEAVY WE8TERN STEER N O T IC E CLOSED ^ UaMoO S i m lu o u iU u i auditorium, seating 400, a church office, study, two nurseries and 13 class n om a with eontral hast­ ing and air-conditioning. In financing these new facilities tba Sanford Church o f Christ la using the Bnadway Plan, isulng $90,000 in 6 per cent interest bear­ ing bonds which will mature over a period of 14 years. The church la also using the Broadway Plan Counselling Service, for the sell­ ing campaign, which is under the direction of Walker's Church Fin­ ancing Service, 311 W. Church St. Building, Jacksonville. The Broad­ way Plan has been used success­ fully by more than 4,000 churcbca during tho last 36 years. Thaye has naver beena default by tba WASHINGTON- A Stats De™ J Z r tm n . .u . partmant spokesman on the So- c i l ^ h viet walkout of the Geneva 'dlak' ’ il*. ornam ent talks: Nealte Triplett Dr. "It certainly smacks of byilmrWlU HAitfiiw •• Gwr|tj M. Yltci| Ji Hi Cov* ■ * ** Instnn Tlnraou II ■s e n ■•><1 fko anglnecr L. R. Catkin Jr., after Mm tanker Georgs MacDonald sank: "Th* water just started coming In, and wa decided H was time «e get out o f there." CUMBERLAND, Pa. - D r . Bar­ bara Moore, refusing to predict when she would complete har erosa-country walk: "I'm leaving my arrival in Mew York la the hand* of fate." ; • . ; • } ! PHILADELPHIA- Th* last will and testament o f millionairesportsman John B. Rally, fathar * f Prince** Grace of Monaco. "1 have written this will in a lighter vela because ! have alwaya faH that wills ware so dreary that thay might hav* bean written by the author * f 'Inner Eani-lum’ *' first mteling of tfaa canvass orga­ nisation scheduled for July 9 at 7:30 p. a . at the church. Any­ one Interested la invited to contact any o i the M w a*a team membera. The magic of holidays paid off for member* o f the Flrat Proabyfarian Church in DeBary. The group started their fund drive for the construction of their new church on Mother's Day and hit their goal on Father's Day. J. Earl Seiler, general chair­ man of th* drive, said the con­ tributions moved past the $103,000 mark, which la $13,000 more than the goal set by the committee. Plans for the congregation's victory dinner were dl»cu»»ed at a special meeting Monday and it waa decided to hold the affair July 30 in th* Student Union building at Stetson University. Salter, who will also haad th* victory dinner, added that final report* and the official results of the drive will be revealed at the dinner. U. S. D. A . Inspected Grade A SERVE TURKEY WITH OCEAN SPRAY Lb. CRANBERRY 12 to 16 Lb. Average 1 - Lb. Cuu F \ TEAM GOLDEN Course Opens Bananas HAM WHOLE d ev il*, _ ja p fr & Vsup LARGE * WHOLE YELLOW SWEET TREE RIPENED RIPE M *. apple pie WHOLE KERNEL In Cabinda, a wedge of Angola north of the Congo River, five mobile groups called Steep Bri­ gade* battla sleeping sickness. FINEST QUALITY Applesauce 8 $1°° SULTANA BRAND Pork & Beans -S U P E R *'/« Lb. Can R IG H T * Luncheon Meat 75' SALE! Health 3 “» $1°° CABOT BRIQUETS LAKE FRONT Ideal 1 Lb. Can Uqnld Detergent * Dog Food 3/49c W iik community / 11 Os. Lemonade* °*3/35c Lux Liquid 39c IM w g is t Detergant Surf and P u M U h * In th e public la ter- ssTsSr rag. er ptoh reg. 35c £ 3 reg. 35c Crisco 3 lb. tin 83c D*Urg*nt Angelas 10 On. Rinso Blue reg. 33c Marshmallows 23c — ■■ h ETBfW if j 3 lb. 1 oz: 79c Vag. Shartaatog Detergent Breeze All 99* BAKE RIGHT PURE 16 oz. 41c Detergent Minute Meld Fro**u 1743. 20 Lb. B a t Charcoal a planned DiM CTIONS: 1 1/1 snUe* seesh al / J#9 i£ -fl I _ COOKED A ftP -O U R (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) 8 th e MEATY J m a /i J aujUa WASHINGTON (U P !) — The Army he* issued n cell fo r 0,000 drefteea in September. Th* quote is 1,000 larger then In August and la the largest monthly cell tinea last 'December, The Army requested 9,000 draft*«i than. The naw cell will bring to f,$47,030 the number o f men celled up under th* draft since the start o f the Korean W ar In 1060. to the causa o f headachea. Through Chiropractic adjuattnenta the cause o f headachee j* * " » * and removed roeult. Ins in complete recovery in most cases, even to (the tupjwaedly Incurable migraine type. Have your Chiropractor help you! _ , . . •*’ • °*■rtlclnn ^ SMOKED j Headache Is A Symptom: Cause Lies Deeper! j Juat a few centuriea ago it was believed headaches were caused by little devils urodding t h . brain with fork., , t__ #<ui -Ffd. treatment emulated o f driving them out. In this ■ generation there I has been a great ■ deal o f theory B substituted ( o r ^ ^ i S - 'r t e 391 September Draft Call A t 8,000 Happiness Through -SU P E R R IG H T" LEAN WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - Speaker Sam Rayburn said Tuesday that Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson la atill la the race for president and will be the Democratic nominee " if the convention isn’ t blitaed" on the first c r second ballot. Rayburn, unofficial manager o f Johnson’s still un announced cam­ paign, denounced as "utter non­ sense" a report be said he beard on a television newscast that Johnson's name might not be pre­ sented to the convention. lfe also rejected as "propagan­ da" with no semblance of truth a report aired about Johnson by Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan. This was that Johnson, as Democratic leader o f the Senate, had threatened to kill a pending plan for medical care for the aged If Williams—who backs the bill—threw his support to Ben. John F. Kennedy. Williams hat endorsed Kenne­ dy, front runner in the Democrat­ ic presidential contest. Tills report already baa been denied all around, and Williams himself said he didn't In any way vouch for Ha accuracy. Students attending the Florida Federation of Art classes held at DtBary started their three day special course in portrait painting today, Leroy Nichols, Instructor for (lie past throe weeks will wind up his training courts Friday. Steaks 7 9 ' MONDAY, JULY 4th SHOP BARLY FOR THB LONG WKEKP.ND Rayburn Criticizes Parly 'Nonsense' Plana were announced today fori the construction o f new house of worship by Iho Sanford Church of Christ, with work to begin Imme­ diately. Tho minister, George M. Yalea, •old the Church baa approved the building committee'* plana for thin now house o f worship, which la expected to cost not leas than $99,too. This building will provide an Beef Rib A l A ft P Store* W il Be Shortening x* 49* -4i." ' A P ' S uPer M arkcts *0 MagaeUn A ? ., i t W Stronl OPEN UNTIL 9 P .M . 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Frozen French fries have baen sailing wall, too. These art . money-saver, If you consider tbe . -.V . cost o f the fat you would use to ' frjr your own, plus the (line needed . t o do a good job. Most people wouldn't bother French frying po. . tatoes at home, so this gives mem. : . variety with little work for tbe • cook. Newer in the frosen potato line are stuffed, baked potatoes, ready tor the' oven. Dieed potatoes, pots to patties and potato soup are other recent frosen potato pro* ducts. Potato chips are by far the most popular o f all tha process potslo foods. "Da-starched" or "low calorie" potato chlpi DO have calories boeaut# of tho fat used in frying the chip*. Fat con tributes more calories than the starch does any way — a point to rtmamber whan you add thet extra pat of butter to your baked potato ' '. > ■ ’ ; tending the assembly In Tampa were Dorothy McAlexander, Lynn McCord, Linda Williams, Darians Arvati, Carol Ann Schlmmlag, Sandl Wright and Carolina BaggarGrand Assembly, bald in Tampa, iy. They were accompanied on toe trip by Mother Advisor, Mra. recently.. She wai named, by the grand Kathleen Reynolds, who served aa executive committee, as "Gfaad chaperone. Faith State ef Florida" to serve for tha aest year. Sberleaa la tha daughter of Mr. and Mra, Johd Shepard of Sanford and bar mother ia the Worthy Matron ef Seminole chapter. No. I, Order of Eastern Star. Misa Shepard served as Grand Representative to Arkansas during 1MM0. Mias Barbara Wimberly served as Grand Page and Miss Jeanne Markham was a member af tbe Grand Choir. Other Sanfdrd Rainbow girls at- Because sociability — and tha foods that go with it — are so Important in tha teens-and early twenties, tha report recommends special altealloa to party use *! milk. Milk shakes made with and without ice cream, can be flavor­ ed and made to look fastlve in a great variety of ways, riavora In­ clude vanilla, almond, chocolate, chocolate-mint, molasses, spices such as cinnamon oad nutmeg, maple, banana or mocha — that Legal Notice WEDNESDAY Men’s Club of the Congregational Christian Church wUI meet at tto church at 7:30 p. m. £ Prayer meeting si the First Presoyienan Cmircn begins a t ' f P. m. Family hour at the Chriitian and Missionary Alliance Church begins at • p. m. Training Union supper at tha First Baptist Church followed by an officers council meeting starts at 6 p. m. THURSDAY GRACE METHODIST CHURCH, Women’s Society o f Christian Service member* honored their pastor, Rev. W, T. Parsons Jr. and Mrs. Parsons with a reception at the church, Thursday from 8 to 9 p. m. Rev. Parsons was returned by the conference to serve bis third year as pastor o f the new congregation. Mrs. John Dominey, third'from left, is pictured serving Mrs. Parsons. Others nre Rev. Parsons, left and Chnrles Ciemmer, charge lay leader, right. Mrs. J. N. Leonard was general chnirman of the reception, assisted by Mrs. Roger Harris and Mrs. Burt Revels Jr. Mrs. Carl Williams presided at the punch bowl and Mr. and Mrs. Ciemmer and Mrs. Dominey were in the receiving line with the honorees. (Herald Photo) Plan Your Meal Insurance In The Freezer u n t i l c . w n soN Emergency meals are right be­ hind your freezer door. Prepared dishes, sad fish can be frozen with unexpected guests ia miad. r o d s , such at spaghetti sauce or chili require a rather long cooking period. Next time you pre­ pare them, double or triple the recipe, thea pack the extra into Um t r t m r . Whan free ling foods with salt and apices, plan to use them with­ in three weeks, since flavor* tend la change wbea stored over a longer period. Dinner "extraa", such aa baked rolla and ready-to-bake fruit pies. Go Floridian With Pineapple Home DeaoaatrsUoe Agent Hawaii has long been hailed aa pineapple land. Florida also pro­ duces some of this delicious fruit. Whether you buy fresh native, Peurto Rican, Cuban or Hawaiian plneapplt Uiera are many intereating things you can do with this fruit, and the colorful untyual peel which surrounds it I "Whan buying fresh pineapple look for thasa things: 1—Peals heavy for its size whan you pick it up. 3—Fruit that is almost as big at top as bottom. Tbara’s more pine­ apple in this kind. I—Examine akin for soft or dis­ colored spots. 4—A fragrant small and color •bowing. A pineapple (bat i* ready for eating ia yellow gold ia eolor from bottom to top. The “ Spinas" at top will pull out easily whan ripe," says Mias Alice Cromartia, Ex­ tension Nutritionist. A beautiful way of servlag it ia to cut pineapple in half length­ wise. Start at bottom and cut up­ ward right through tha "crow n" or leaves at top. Tha sharper and bigger your knife the better the success! Now with a small paring knife or curved grapefruit knife cut around aaeb half, leaving about tk inch edge. Scoop or cut out the pineapple and dies into bowl. Add fresh strawberries, melon balls, sliced bananas or cit­ rus section*, and mix. Pile back Into sheila and garnish with fresh mint. Serve as a des- sert. letting your gueiti serve themselvei from the "pineapple shell". Calorie counters will be pleasgd to note a to cup serving baa only 37 calories. CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 • Day Develeptag Service S it S. Park Sanford. Fl NOT RESPONSIBLE I will net be reopeealble f*r debts tecarred by anyone ether than ayeelf, . W. L. WHIDDON 4th of July . a a Ladies1 Dresses CELEBRATE THE FOURTH with one o f thsi priced dresses. All branded 11ns dresses .taken from our regular stock. Eyelet embroidery, organdy, sharkskin, madaras, drip dry cotton, voiles and dacron. Sunbacks, sleeveless shirt waists, full skirted, sbaaths. In prints and solids. BARBARA Barbara Honored With Party On Fifth Birthday Slits 3-16, 8-20, 10*4-24*4. For Barbara Teller celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at tha home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. flavored beverages with skim milk H. E. Taffer, 003 Catalina Dr. The party rooma war* decorated —fresh and dry. Add Ary milk to The practical way to carry your fresh fluid milk to give appetizing In a color scheme af pink anA lunds, no matter wbsre you era thlcknes and foam as wslf as exblue, featuring balloons and Hippy going to travel, la in travelers' tra nutritive value. Birthday signs. Each guest re­ checks. The |to or $30 denomina­ A popular plak milk shake can ceived a balloon, horn, party hat tions are best. In many outsideba made by beating peppermint ofths-U. S. spots, travelers' cheek stick lea cream Into milk. Garnish and a miniature ballerina doll as payments are sura to mean a diewith crushed peppermint candy purchase. Tbe children enjoyed an hour or with peppermint sticks’ for stir­ of gamts and refreshments of ieo rers. A handsome yellow drink 1* chilled egg nog garnished with a cream, punch and a big two tiered bit of grated orange peel. Crushed birthday cake, gaily decorated la $1 bills. Uffy snd nutmeg may top a » o - with candles, "Happy Birthday" Don't bother with exchanging lasses drink, and chocolate chips on tha icing and topped with *a your currency here; all foreign ballerina doll. a chocolate or mocha shake. Mra. Howard Swearingen oasis!Mashed baeanas whipped iato milk give appetlilag texture as ed Mrs. Taffer with tho entertain­ ing and serving. Guests attending well as flavor. were Charlene Swearingen, Boppie For variety serve "floats" rather this ehakee — milk baverage* Faulkner, Dabble and V ieU aJtSl, with a scoop af las cream B ooths Christie Kialaw, Kathy Worry, S h a m Btouitaiw, Diana and U m an top. Hera's a U8DA recipe Her maple Roberts sad Mary Martin. Combine fruit, sugar and salt drink ta make la a jiffy. Ingredi­ and let stand for IS minutes. Add ents tor « servings: Ito cups Ary craam. Pour Into freezer and milk; t tablespons auger; to tea­ freeze. spoon maple flavoring; lto quarto If you have no electrir freezer fluid milk. To make: Add dry in­ On* e f the most convenient it may ba frozen la your refrigera­ gredients and flavoring to the milk. Beat, itlr and shake until smooth. Items a woman can carry oa tor tray in the usual Way. .Instead her vacation is an ever-ilsed of using I cups of cream, us* Add ice craam if desired. Adult* who like coffee for eeeis- handbag wiU* a shoulder strap. 1 cup cream (whipped) and S tups Any seasoned air traveler win milk. Dissolve 1 tablespoons af btlity coo have their coffee and milk too, making fa ts au lalt — tall you that she generally Knox gelatin in cold water, add chiliad er hot. For 1 serving mix make* her free baggage weight to the milk (heated). Let cool ba­ 1 teaspoon Instant cottas, 1 tea­ limit thanka to bar large hand­ ler* mixing. spoon dry milk (and sugar if bag. Hems carried onto the plan* desired) la a plat ja r or riiakor. are not weighed. But no matter how you trlvel, muesli. , Add 3 cup fluid milk, whole or SHOOKUO? •him. S h a n until writ mixed and you'll be glad yon had your serve la a chiliad glass. To sarrs roomy container. Put camera, hot, put dry la gradient* la ottpa map*, everything you need inaide to leave your hands free •od odd hot milk.. If doelrod gar­ far taking pictures,' shopping eta. nish with whipped cream. Bvopn- W t Carry Much Cash On Travels the Week! REGULAR $8.98 - $24.95 Moulded FOOTWEAR For Meal W’ssh *n Wear FOOTWEAR Mads « f Utrilonl SA L E STARTS A T 9 A. M . • Needs n o re p a ir • Needs no pollahlns TH URSDAY A N D C O N T IN U E S T H R U S A T U R D A Y • Conform* to shapo of foot S MBPS Shoulder Strop Bag Traveler’s Friend • Ioaulotoo against host Full sad slim ■heaths. Gotten, sayon ttosa, tarpooa% plaids, checks, solids and print*. k ^ All Summer skirts. Buy one nr two and match up with blouses to make a beautiful not. Slaap S M S . Legal Notice REGULAR I3.M • *8.98 ' , *•**••. *• i f j t r . ntvoo, near* e l Ceuntr Cammlsalsntre ef 0«m lnM# Couelr. Florist, areaetes t* rsseee th* fellewlnf CsscrlhaC area frees C -l Commercial to C-S Commerciali The Kerth atoe of Country Club .Reed far a l « t feet from th* center tin* ef Lake lla rjr Rea* WectwarC t* thw center jin * of Orenavlllc Avenue and the Sooth fJ 4* of Country d u b Ho** for e Ctslh of SS* feet from the tenter flee *f U k e Mery Haas WeeiwerS te a salat its feet West a t . a protection feutbw erd at the center line ef drepevllle Avenue he senOd C -t Commercial. Pubtto h atria# wUI he held la U o Seminole Ceonty Court Reese. San fera. Ft cries. In the C tuaty Cemmleeleaera seem, *• duly to, to** o t ISiM A- M- e r as seen thereafter u peaathle. •eerO af Ceuatp Cemmlsetenere Semi net* Ceuntr, F le rlta tuM ttb fu s e M to*# It's Urns far a vacation. And wheai you go—wherever you go - take ntong the rib-tickling aattoa af ABCKUL Just eel! FA Stott sod have THB BAMfo rd HERALD delivered to • Royal Ambassadors meet at tha First Baptist Church for a meeting at T p. m. Elders and Deacons meeting of tha First Presbyterian Church meet* -at 7:30 p. m. Covered dish supper at the Con­ gregational Christian Church, serv­ ed at 1:30 p. m. sponsored by tha church choir. Song icrvlea will foto low at 7:10 p. m. AU membeiW and friends of the church Invited. WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP Milk Beverages Good For Parties ■ port says. MUk was (bought of as sn ap, proprists drink with the ftra lly at msals or at bedtime. But soft drinks are considered more ap­ propriate when teenagers gst to­ gether — at dates, eating out or parties. In fact, teenagers and adults unanimously thought ef ■ ilk as out o f plaee at parties. Calendar MISS 8HERLENE SHEPARD Honor Conferred fisA dJorntU On Sanford Girl ? , i Church Home Demonstration A | iit The skillful use of color creates lllusloni that minimize architec­ tural problem* in rooms. Here’* wfcy: Dark Un*k *i.U warm colora advance or move but. Light tone* and cool colora recede or fade away. When colora move out, they can make ■ room appear amaller and may cauie a clotedln feeling. Fade-away or receding colora can create an Ulualon o f . openneai, eapedaly when there ia little contrait between the furnlahlnga and walla. Color can lower or heighten cellinga. For example, a darker color on the celling than on the walla lowera the celling. A lighter color on the celling than the walla heighten! the celling. Color placement ia alao import­ ant in altering the appearance ol a room. For example, bringing the Every year new potslo products are featured In markets snd peo­ ple welcome them. For example, the Instant mashed potatoes have , , l V ’- - . Color Illusions Help To Conceal Room Problems Potato Products '^Featured In Many Forms Mrs. Margaret Alderman has returnad to her home en Lake Barney, after a 10 daya vacation with Mrs. Evalya Vaughn in Arllngtop, Va. Whila thara they visitad aavara! points af iataraat lo the area, including tha Blue Ridge Mountalna, Luray Cavas and Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Bernice Itane has entered Orange Memorial Hospital In Or­ lando, for surgical treatment. Mr. L. T. Sheppard and Mist Dorothy MeAloiander received (he degree - f M uter of the Grand Cross a f Color for distinguished services to Rainbow Girls, Sunday at tha Masonic Tern pit in Orlando. Other Sanford numbers alandfag ware Mias Sharitne Shepard, who served a i Grand MarabaU: *. i �Interior Decor IO om m Wed. June 29, 19fiO-«-r«ce K IOsteen Boy Honored Can Achieve Before Leaving Spacious Feeling For Birmingham nnme Demonstration Agent Xtrs. Jack Boon* entertained s Interior decorating can over­ grouo of nelehhorhnod children *• her home in Osteen recently in come the eremped feeling of s honor of her son. Hamilton, whs tmall house. The secret is to cre­ was celebrating his 13th birthday. ate an Illusion of spaciousness. Games were played in the yard Here are some tricks with furnish­ and refreshments served to Bobby, ings that help to create this illu­ Connie. Brenda and Cheryl Pal­ the rost la only $1.25 for adults, sion: mer; Mike. Donnie and Ronnie .75 for children. Skinner; Chuck. Debbie and De­ | To avoid a crowded look, limit lane Carpenter; XIrs. Emerson MRS. W. A. KRATZERT, Dr. the number of pieces of furniture Skinner and the hostess. in a room. In arranging the furni­ and Mrs, Charles Park, Sr. and ture, leave a a much free floor Last week end Hamilton left with Xlr. and Xlrt. Thomas Seatheir grand daughter, Sidney, Mra. and wall space ai possible. Use graves and traveled s i far s i Homer Osborne and Mrs. Horace informal balance In room arrangeAtlanta. Ga., with them. He then Berryhill are back from Ridge­ mentis to give.a sense of free-flow­ went on to Birmingham. AD. crest. N. C., where they accom­ ing movement whieh contributes to where he will spend the summer panied a youthful group of the spaciousness. with his grandparents, Mr. and Baptist YWA convention. The girl* Use small-scale lurniture for cor­ XIrs. Charles Hamilton. attending were Marilyn McDaniel, respondingly small-sited rooms. The day before he left Mrs. Faye Garner, Jane Osborne, Betty This is especially helpful in areas James Palmer entertained th# Ann Long, Marty Stemper, Jackie that give the most oppressive feel­ same group nf children at a wie­ and Freddie Berryhill, Linda Me- ing. ner mast and farewell party for Lcllan, Genrlda McClain and Evie Take advantage of furniture KKV. JOHN T. ADAMS JK.. new minister nf the Kirat Methodist Chitrch Hamilton. and Rose Kratzcrt. with slender supports Instead nf nnd his family a re left in rijrht, rmnt row, Jnne, Katherine and Susan. Back FRANCES AND RAUL VALEN­ j heavy overatuffed furniture. Avoid row, Jo Anne, Rev. Adams and Mrs. Adams, (Herald Photo) ZUELA, going back to civilian life, overly ornamented furniture. will tour Mexico this summer be­ ! Use small-scale palterna in slipfore he enters New Xlexieo State covers, draperies, rugs and wallUniversity in Las Cruces. They will . paper. Large splashy patterns leave Sanford on Friday. stand out. | Select smooth-textured fabrics EMILY AND JOHN SNIPES, with little or no sheen for large Rev. John T. Adams Jr., new i .Mrs. Howard Montielh, local errd with an imported linen cloth now living in New Smy rna Beach, pieces of furniture and draperies. minister of the First .Methodist church activities chairman and I and centered with an arrangement WEDNESDAY were in town Monday to get ino­ Rough textures and shiny surfaces Church and hia family were honor- j her cuminillee were in rhargr of of yellow gladioli in a glass con.Members of the Hibiscus ClreD culations since (hey are going to call attention lo themselves. ed at a reception in McKinley refreshments. Assisting her were lalner, flanked by yellow tapers in Lima, Peru, for their vacation. |of the Garden Club and thair hus­ Keep the same wall color in ad­ Hall, sponsored hv membera of Mrs. L. T. Doss snd Mrs. W. B. hrasa candelabra. While he was stationed with the A grren and yellow color scheme bands will meet at • p. m. for a joining moms lo create a feeling the Women’s Society nf Christian Kirby. Navy a few years back she was Service. The refreshment table wa* cov- was carried oul in decorations and covered dish supper and social at of one large area. a school teacher here. refreshments. Green punch and the home of Mra. Joe Fahey fo To achieve a spacious feeling, green and yellow petit fours were Lake Xlary. CHRISTINE (Mrs. J i m m y ) stick lo one decorating style served lo the 2<x> members and ■ Ihroughovit a small house. Do not WRIGHT and husband have been friends who called between 7:30 entertaining guests at their home jump from Early American lo and 9 p. m. XIrs. Arthur Beckwith on Osceola Drive, lirr sister, Mrs. modern to traditional. Jr. and .Mrs R. F. Cole presided ' Preston Blum, Sr. and son. have KINDERGARTEN ft at thr punch bowl. been visiting here from Ft. Bragg, DAT SCHOOL In Ihe receiving line with the N. C., where Major Blum Is sta­ minister and his family were Xlra. Your child will learn In tin tioned with the Army. Another W. A. Hunter, Xlr. and XIrs. H. B. sister and her husband, Dr. and many thing* nt Happy Acres. Select rind from a small, firm, WATERMELON RIND PICKLE Cmmley, L. E. Fnrguson snd Mrs. Mrs. Woodrow Sugg, were here Jean Pittard haa nln* yaara annot over ripe melon (or *-» rind 2 Ihs. watermelon rind, lime William Higginbotham. this past weekend enroulf to the prrimra with pre-erhnol chil­ from large mrlon.) Trim off the water made from 1 qt. water and Ktwanis convention in Miami. They dren. green vkin and pink llrsh. Cut in I T. lime, 1 quart elder vinegar, live in Gastonia, N'. C. AlR-I-AYKRING TIME inch cubes and soak for 2 'i hours 1 cup water, 5 cups sugar (2 'i REGISTER NOW Christine said she also had a Now ie the time to try your in lime water, made of 2 table­ Mr. and XIrs. R. S. Rillhimer Ihs. sugar), 1 tablespoon allspices, nice visit, recently with Mrs. Bnh spoons lime and 2 quarts cold hand at air-layering shrubs and have returned from a trip lo New for fall term Kindergarten and Baker, a former Sanfordite, now York City, Long Island, New Jer­ water. Dram and cover with void 1 lablespon cloves, 6 small pieces trees, says Dr. T. J. Sheehan, Nursery CDaaea. living in College Park. water In freshen. Drain again, slick cinnamon. (II desired, 1 oz, sey and Virginia. ornamental horticulturist with the CLASSES L1M1THO cover with fresh water and cook green ginger root may be added). NELL (Mrs. O. W.) TOUCHTON While In New York they saw Agricultural Extension Pare and remove all grren ami Florida and her husband spent the week­ their daughter, Betty, sail on the for Iti hours. Bring to the boil­ Agfa • I, 4 and I years, laah end in Pelham, Ga., where (hey at­ Greek liner. Queen Frederica, for ing point, 2 quarts while vinegar, pink portions from watermelon Service. in aeparal* rooms. Some of the Florida plants com­ tended a reunion nf her high achonl a lour nf Southern Europe. They 1 pint of water, 8 cups sugar, and nnd. Cut H in the desired shape REGISTER NOW class of '35. They made several also visited friends in Weatbury, > tablespoons whole cloves and or site, and mak for 2 or 3 monly propagated by atMayenng FOR FALL TERM slops enroute home to visit with L. I. that they had not seen for 4 stlcka cinnamon tied loosely in hours in Hie limewater. Drain the are rubber planta, crotons, hibis­ cheesecloth. Add the d r a i n e d watermelon. Cover with a weak friends and relatives. 20 years. Kindergarten ....... 126 Manthla watermelon, and boil gently for vinegar (I cup In 2 cups water) cus. oleander and camellias. in Maplewood, N. J. they atend- 2 hours. and allow to stand overnight. Nursery Clssseo $2* Monthly The operation Is simple. Re­ Discard Ihr liquid next morning move a half-inch ring of bark Park the watermelon pickle in Roman mythology held that the ed .lie wedding and reception of Special Rataa foe I nr Mart Children. goddess of women, Juno, had a the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl sterilized glass jars, cover with and make a syrup of the 3 cups near the bate of a twig, tie a Kastnrr. She has visited the Bill- hot syrup, seal air-tight and store of vinegar, te eup water, sugar handful of damp sphagnum mois hand in all events during her liimcrs many times in the past. OPEN NOW — A LL DAY in cool plare. Note: The lime (ca l­ and apices. Heal the syrup lo around the ringed area. Next, month—June, The popularity of While in Falls Church, Vs., they cium oxide) may be bought at the 180' F. Cover and let stand 1 wrap Ihr moss covered section 7;M A. M. In l:M P. M. June for weddings date* from visited Mr. Billhimers’ brother and drug store. This makes a wonder­ hour. Add the drained watermelon wiili a pieee of plastic. U M AN Day — Me Hr. that time. The idea was that a aisler-in-Dw. Mr. and XIrs. Jack ful pickle to serve with mr.it* and rook gently for 2 hours or The plants that arc layering girl marrying that month would Billhimer. Their son, Bobby and or on a rrliah tray. Start using until the ayrup is ftirly thick. now and in early aummer will Transportation FnrsvUfcfd receive blessings from Juno—and his wife wer* also visiting there these rinds now for good eating Proves- in water—bslh eanner for he ready lo transplant during tha FA 2-2191 fall and winter. a Ufa o f happiness. 13 minutes. latyr on. at this time. So JEANNE WARNSE F O U R GENERATIONS were represented at the family reunion AMERICANS MUST BE meeting that look place Saturday night at each other coming n* going in Mrs. Appleby's restaurant. Host Europe this season! To visualize |and hostess nf thr buffet supper how many arc there one has only I for 46 members of their family to recall the number of Sanford ! were Mr. and Xtrs. Harold Apple­ rtej who arc on the scene now by and In the place of honor was or else making preparations to go. her 66 year ok) mother, Mrs. Ber­ tha David. GLOBE TROTTING next are After a delicious supper of tur­ Mrs. George Harden Sr. and Mrs. , key and ham with "all the trim­ Grace Blount ulio will leave; mings", pictures were taken of around July 7 from Tampa on the j the group. Coming here for the freighter, "The Terrier". They occasion were Mrs. Claude Hend­ will make a world tour and have’ rick Jr. tlhe former Nancy Apple­ no definite plans or time'of return by) and her daughter, Mary Ann, as it is a leisure trip stopping , of Atlanta, Ga. Also Mr. and Mrs. where they find the greatest in­ Tom Foster and children from terest. Mrs. Harden is hoping they Mississippi (she will be remem­ get to Athens, Greece, so she can bered as Donna Witte); Mrs. visit her niece, Margaret Spencer, Charles Webh and two daughters with the American Embassy there. of Phoenix, Aril., (she is the for­ mer Virginia Dann) and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Llppineott of Balti­ more. Xld., parenti of Robert Lippincott of Sanford. The only guest present not a member of the faml1ly was Mrs. Lois Housholdrr. PURPLE. PINK AND WHITE flowers flanked by pink tapers in silver candelabra made a lovelytable setting Saturday night when Cdr. and Mrs. Si Johnson enter' tained with a dinner party. Their guesta were Mr. and Mrs. John . Ivey, Capl. and Alri. F. G. Ed­ wards, Cdr. and Mrs. George Koen and Cdr. and Mra. Buddy Yates. Miss M cMa h o n THEY ARE STILL TALKING about the elegant luncheon given last week for Rila (Mrs. R. L.) Bauer at the home of Clono (Xtrs. F. G.) Edwards. The hostess, who probably learnrd the artistry of French Cruisine while living in Paris, served Coqutlle San Jacques tseafood cooked in a champagne, sauce) and many more epicurean dishes. All silver appointments were used with the exception of an an­ tique cut glsss bowl on the dining room table which held an arrange­ ment of anthurium flown in from Hawaii, Thr red. waxy flowers, native of Hawaii, were sent by Ty Ram age who is now rnrouta to California. Beautiful Gloriosa li­ lies, at vantage points throughout (he home, were given by Mary (XIrs. A. B. Sr.) Peterson. MARY MCMAHON it making preparations for her fourth trip to Europe. Two times the went at a nurse, once at a hairdresser to attend a convention ami this time she will go with her Church. A CHAMPAGNE PARTY given She will be in the diocese of St. by .Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Vaughan Augustine pilgrimage sponsored by (he is formerly of Sanford) at Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley and i Iheir home in Orlando, Saturday under the direction of Father! night, was attended by Ruth and Gross of Gainesville. Around So ll’arry I.ec. Sylvia and Masun members of Catholic Churches i Wharton. Camille and Herbert throughout Cential Florida Will Moreland. Ken taffler, and Ann form the pilgrimage. and Lee Moore. They will attend the "Paitlon BARBARA (Mrs. Jack) MORRI­ Play” in Obrrammergau. Ger­ many, visit the Shrine of Lourdes SON it having fun keeping Up with in France, and the highlight of the Lake Mary Little Leagur teams the entire trip will be an audience —and she is chsirmsn of the big with the Pope on August IS. barbecue to be held Saturday at Miss McMahon, wflo will leave five o'clock following a game be­ en the steamship, Hansealir. and tween the Giants and Reds. She return Sept, 2 on the Queen Frtde- called to tell me to remind every­ ricka, has owned and operated the one of the barbecue which will Sanford Beauty Shop aince J922. feature chicken—lots of III—and otocat Church Honors New Minister Billhimers Return fcvsnJtA Watermelon Rind Pickle Recipes H A PPY A C R E S From Extensive Northern Vacation Summer Ladies' SHOES SHOE SALE Men's Shoes Nunn Bunh and Freeman V A L U E S to $13.95 NOW MILS. 1,018 BROOKE, Osteen postmaster, it shown with her birthday cake at thn party given in her honor by n group o f community friends. Mrs. Robert Williamg la in the background. » Osteen Personals Mr*. Frank George and Ed Mar­ shall were dinner guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edmonds ia Or­ ange City. Mrs. Amanda Kalb, Chicago, 111., visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mil­ ler, recently. Mrs. Charles Brown. New Smyr­ na Beach and formerly of Osteen ^ is Visiting friends and relatives in ™ Osteen, She D staying with Mrs. Lois Brooke. A family dinner was held Sun­ day, at the home of Xir. and Mrs. Don S to well. Those attending ware Mrs. Lois Brooke, Mra. Charlas Brown, Donna, Xfaxinc, Corky and Vince Stowell, Danny Neal and tha host and hostess. Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Tart and family had as thair guests recently, f t his mother. XIrs. S. A. Tart, ' hia sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. McGahea. of Mo­ bile, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Silas of Montgomery, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dyar have moved from Sanford to the Hoffman home on Lake Butler. I Mr and XIrs. Learu* Harvry and family have moved to St. Augus­ tin*. Recant house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boone ware Mrs. Boone's sister and bar family, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, and child­ ren, Jerry Sue Warren, Dottle and Charles Alien Brown ef Birming­ ham,-Ala. Ground meat should b* placed, loosely wrapped, in tb* coldest part o f the refrigerator. I f K M not used within 24 hours, H should ba wrapped and froien /o r storage. IVEY' *6.90 V A L U E S to $9.95 Shoe Store VALUES now to $21.95 *1 4 .9 0 V A L U E S to $16.95 NOW $9 . 9 0 NOW VALUES Ladies' Shoes VALUES Now to $12.95 N0W * 7 . 9 0 to $16.95 $ 9 9 0 N ATU R AU ZER - JACQUELINE . PARADISE - HEYDAYS A mm �M M *• * SHOP P.1 . 8 Wed. Jon. » , ISM EARLYAT YOVR FRIENDLY SETTER'S ■ FOOD FAIR STORE FOR YOVR HOLIDAY NEEDS! ' ^ T k A j f \ H •___ tmm ■ MBHH 1 I C O O LIN G A N D REFRESHING MERCHANTS Giecn S T A M P S 0 FREE GIFTS iA f l PLUS DEPOSIT ^ L IM IT - 2 CTNS W ITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER % *T TJO [jj All Brandt W ITH THE PURCHASE OP. i Gal Sealtett Ice Cream LIBBY'S FRESH KOSHER c o rM * io t h Wl BzAess/Speeti/s M S zS iE n R E a zZ Im k M H fllflliM S CHARCOAL iu l y 4* SPECIAL!! LADY FAIR SLICED HAMBURGER or HOT D O G PREMIUM QUALITY Wilton9» Finett Shortening Limit 1 w.ih$5 00 Food Order LADY FAIR DELICIOUS BLUEBERRY LADY FAIR SLICED WHITE ENRICHED Krmfft Finett Quality Rich Creamy LADY FAIR LARGE WITH FOOD ORDER Hl-C ORANGEADE. GRAPEADC. 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I keep telling my husband I think It’s the silliest thing I have ever heard of. Don’t you think If a grown man wants to smoke Jje should be man enough to smoke in front o f his father. SMOKERS WIFE DEAR W IFE: Your husband’s be­ havior IS childish. But it’s HIS father and HIS decision. A 37-yenr-old man who has to sneak his smokes has plenty o f probletTMwithout a wife heckling him. Lay off. a * • DEAR ABBY: I have a friend of whom I think a great deal. But ahe haa a nasty little habit which I’d like to tell her about, but can’t. When playing cards, she will lick her fingers before every card she playe, and also before dealing. Con­ sequently, the cards become unpleasant to handle. How can I ask her to discontinue this fault which is unhygienic and dis­ gusting for her fellow players? REVOLTED DEAR REVOLTED: Call a spade a spade before she has a chance to (ret her hands on the deck. Tell her, 'T h e cards are slick, so please don't lick.’ ’ DEAR ABBY: Every Sunday, Just ks i ’m ready to go to church, niy neighbor sends her two children over to ride along with me. This neighbor and her husband belong to the same church, but they never go. I don’t mind taking the children, but I feel that by taking them perhaps I am making it too easy for my neighbors to stay away from church. Also, If these chil­ dren had no other way to get to church, 1 could feel really good about driving them there. Please tell me, Abby, should I refuse to take these children, or should I continue to take them, and burn silently? DO GOODER DEAR DO GOODER: Continu* to take the children, but there's no nenne in “ buminjr.” The kind of pnrentn who would consistently nend their children to church with the neighbor* are not likely to go to church themselves just to get their chil­ dren there. CONFIDENTIAL TO BUZZ: Your friends sound like blisters. They show up after all the work hits been done. There must be others who are worthier o f your friendship. Look around. ♦ • # “ What’s your problem ?** Write to Abby in care o f this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. IDVTH THORNTON McLEOO 1 Dear Edytbt “ My work Ukaa mo all over Z the d ly . I walk a lot but my feat * hurt all the time. A rt there some £ homo treatments I might try? 1 ' wear what I think are comfortable V oboes but my feet hurl a i much " hi those as la hlgh-baaled shoes— Kami* G ." Do, please, go to a oho* store 7 and hava your feet properly fitted la aboae which are made o f leathor • and ar# leather lined. Insist upon this. Leathor haa aa affinity for tha human body and leather is por­ ous. Syatfaetia linings tan do much damage to your feet. H may be, also, that tha higher beeli would : w' ; •l 1 if 9. i {? » ii • fw.'* r^'f ■)| ! ' t }« Pi*. 11 9 . »%• ! : : a * : * e r a* e» SB;-- 44 > / f§j ib Sy FRED DANZIG -J NSW YORK (UPI) - Tho Uon_ a pa oriented apodal, “ Coke y Tim a," os ASC-TV Monday night, lacked effervescence. It fixated " ‘ when K should have Sired. Presided over by Pat Boons, Bated authority on teenage garb 7 and grooves, tha hour waa sup•0 posed to enlighten squarei ilka !? myself about the pony tall-flat top * eet. r For this, tt lined up tho pecking “ order of teenage idols and idollnes auch as Frankie Avalon, - Paul Anka,—two youngsters who, 7 incidentally, now sport match- lag profile*—Edd Byrnes (Wheel), Bobby Darin (Y te l), Ann*lt* . funieello (W o*!), Bob Denver, (Craay), and Anita Bryant . (O oohl). All this lad me lo aapect a fouling, Joyous, humor • packed, Z swinging and, y*a, youthful produetlon. « Instead, It waa generally alow* moving sad curiously ntrogres; siva. It waa a weak imitation o f ) a Frank Sinatra-Btag Crosby gig. * Aa a aaluta U teenagers, it wai I more of a aaluta la their parent*, * tha Lawrenea Walk sal, muMeally * speaking. I won't dwell on the singing, -' since I fool w* can all agree al ; this lata data that tha teenage » stars ara not essentially singers. 7 Thay're tailored persaiulitios, tri- umphs for grownup* wka can spot ' n need, fill it by esnloiUsg In- tangibles, and make M pay for everyone, Voice • wise, aa adults - like ta say, 1 didn't expect much . Dorn Anka,' Avalon, Byrnes, An­ nette, Darin and Denver. They're not my cup of Pepsi, but I’ m . Just a growing boy, Tba real surprise was hearing , tha old pro, Pal Boeao, slaughter > tba lovely ballad. "Somethin's . Cornin'." at tho end of tha hour. - Ha amUed through it all. Daria’s admirers tall me the ; boy is great ia night clubs. From 1 what I ace of him as TV, though, he's Juet copying Gary Crosby's : actThere war* a few youthful, 1 swinging btta during Ik* hour. A “ Madison Tim a" date* was filled - with fun and spirit. A montage of lop-acUiag record*, with all bands taking part, breathed life. - Another spot that displayed hu; mor. a commodity that was eurrtsingly scarce, lovolved a dance Jilt into transistor radio-listentag. Perhaps the trouble la that tha rfdrmars all ara used ta work3 Into eebo chambers and tape spacers, using material that is busk spoa tba Ui*-filled pock 'a E S walking, which la always good for you. A diet is important for you and your widening waistline telli you tha story. Send for my “ Diet and Eaerdae" booklet, but really work at the simple eiarcises. They help but eiarcises alona will not reduce you, the diet does that To obtain a copy, send me a long, self-addressed, eight-cent stamped envelope and 25 cents in coin. Use the program. You will feel more youtnful — and look it, loo. “ I have a pretty decent figure and do work on my posture, as you so often tell us of Us importance, but the sloping shoulders look aw­ ful on me. My neighbor says that pads look stupid now but I do look so much belter with a slight pad and lift at tho shoulders. Is It turh bad fashion?—Mr*. Kata Y. I." By all moans, wear the shoulder pads. Go to your local dressmaking supply (tore and you will find shoulder pads of every kind, shape roll heat. This thow paid scant and relor. A slight lift at the attention ta those needs. A* a te- shoulder Is good. lult, we had Paul Anka reciting the wistful, “ Hello, Young Levera." Ha's M. I expected Jay North to come out et any moment and deliver, “ September Song." HOLLYWOOD (U P I) At '• C'mon, Dad. You don't invite post premiere party early today Elvis to a party and ask him to at Romanoff's Restaurant, (.ana recite Shakespeare. The grownups Turner's date, sportsman Fred who patched this hour together May, threw a punch at Holly­ were thinking too much like wood gossip columnist as he grownups. and find out. For the home treat­ ments which will help so much, tend for a copy of “ How to Step Lively After Forly." The leaflet gives full instructions. Send me a long, self-addressed, FOUR-CENT stamped envelope and ten cenls in eoin. I think supportive stock­ ings also would be of graal com ­ fort when walking so much In your work. “ My problem is a widening waistline. 1 eat laas, I think, than I aver have, but I do no work now. Do you suggest a starvation dietT I might be able to do ll-M rs. Charles." Why not find a hobby which will give some eierelM , such M Tho Channel Swim: There la a possibility that NBC-TV will tap# and present aa full-hour holiday specials the famous Christmas and Easter stage shows from New York City's Radio Cily Mu­ sic Hall. The project U “ in tha talking stage," a theater source reports. “ The Dick Clark Show," ABCTV's Saturday night llp-iyne'n hand clap festival, haa been re­ newed for another season start­ ing nest fall. "T o Tell tho Truth" movoa to a new time period on CSS-TV Thursday, July T and continuing through Sopt. a. New time: 1#:30 p. m. Debbie Reynold*' 60 m I n u t • ABC-TV ipecial, sat for Thurs­ day, Ort. IT, has landed a spon­ sor, Revlon. Bob Hope's first NBC-TV ipedai o f tha fall aeaion will have James “ Maverick" Garner as Us guast star. Al Capp's 'T earless Fosdick character Is being prepared for TV syndication as a half-hour cartoon aorioa by CBS films. $5 Million Asked For Aadland Girl NEW YORK (UPI) — The 1st* Erroll Flynn lured teen-aged Bev­ erly Aadland into “ moral debau­ chery and sex orgies, and taught her a lewd, wanton and wayward way of life," R waa charged yes­ terday In a 95 million suit against hia estate. The suit charged the swash­ buckling star ovarpowyred the 15year-old girl with hia eharm and worldly espericnce and “ routed within her deep, unrlpcned pas­ sions and unnatural dealros inimi­ cal ta tho interests, welfare and fulfillment of her normal youth." The action was brought in State Supreme Court by tho new lT-yearyear-old Beverly's court-appointed guardian Howard F. Trussed of New York. It named as defendants Flynn's estranged wife, Patrice Wymor*. and Justin M. Goldenbock and Louis Grossman, tem­ porary administrators of Flynn’s estate. f oouv* WELL HAVE TO * T A f/ IN HERE. IT*# v R AIN IN O EVEN SO. > WE'LL PROBADLV S T A Y D R IE R R IG H T H E R E WEDNESDAY P. M. IlM (•> (I) 1:11 t il t:U (I) 1:11 tl| 1:11 f 31 111 1:41 tt| (1) •;t» C l ill t(| T:M til til Till i l l til tilt 111 Cl (t) W«»th*r-X*w» Highway Patrol Kuala Now. Sporta Waathor control ria. Vowa Woathor Markota Huntlor-Brlnklar Tho giro OWla Joha Daly ttooeua I III Sporttman Ni k i —Uouglao CawiHt Gordon A Patio Show Wagon lraln By M CE WEST llotol da Part# Jluolc For A gummor WASHINGTON (U P !) — It you Night overheard g coupla of grown men l.oo ( l i Tho Vlklago 1:10 (11 Onto * llorrlot talking about a “ nixie light," the C l Trio# lo night rhaneei are you would get tick 11} IT. K. Marshall l.ft C l Happy right on the iidewilk. til Tha Millionaire But if tomeone explained that ft} Klghta til# til l’»o Got A Soerat they were merely talking in m iC l Tato chine language, otherwise known titt It} t<i>jrtt goundoff at “ com putereii," you likely Ititt 111 Thlo la Tour i.lta « } -trmolrong—L\ g. gtttl would hava a different reaction. flour Then you might Hep back a (t| Hawaiian Bye few p ic e i, genuflect in the direc­ lo.lo It) Pooplo Ara Funny tion of the ncarlt unabrldgd Hits C l (tl (tl Nawn H ilt HMD Morla dictionary and join me in liking I lilt (1) Jack Paar “ whither Engliih?" A “ nixie light," I have Juit THURSDAY A. M learned, ii a device uoed on an electronic hriln. To me, it it T:** (I) Dave O ir n u ir T to (41 Weatbar lymbollc of the darknen that is T:I* <«) Waku Lp Movlai falling over the English language. t:l> 1*1 Naws For a long time, I have had i:o t («} Nawa 1:11 (<i Capt. Kanaaroa the feeling that our old democri* i») Karioon Kanin cy was developing a cla n syal . i l (tl Countdown Nana tem bated not on social orders l:te II) Morning Thaair* but on lingual disorders that are (<} Kotnpar Room (I) Karioon Kapara dividing ua into uncommunicative t i l l (tl Itaader** litem camps. It) tllne Done School Already we hava aeen the civil t:U (( ) Now, — tntarvlewa 10 •• til Itough Ra Ml and miliiary branchei of our gov­ tl) Itad R o «t show ernment break away from Ihe It} Movla At Tan central language and move Into 10.I# it) lia r Tour Hunch (I) On The (to Ihe suburb* of babel. More re­ till* (t) Prjae I* Hlghl cently, our teenagers have been (t) 1 loti Lucy staging semantical street riots de­ 11:1* (1) Concentration if) December Bride signed to overthrow the mother tongue. THURSDAY P. M, Now I note that vtrbal gan­ grene has begun te infect the businesa world. I noted this in a booklet just published by the Minneapolis - Honeywell Regula­ tor Co., which teemt to be hav­ 1S:*a IS) (luldlns Uefct ing trouble convening with tom* l:* l (() Bust* of its customere. (I) About Pa«M la days past, the company ex­ (S) To,ear t:S( (I) A» Thu World Turn* plained, instrument lingo was (t) Baa Francisco Baal comparatively simple, composed (SI Matlaua Tbaatur of such terms as “ proportional S:00 (») Day In Court (S) Qumo (or a Day 1*1 Full Cirri* 1.14 (4) Housa Party (I) (tala alarm . 4S) 1-orutU Yuuaf Thuatur DOWN 1:4* id) Mllllonalr* L Apple IS) Huai tba O.ock IS) Touna Dr. Slaton* 1:14 (I) Who Do Ton Tru»l (SI From Tb**o (toot* 11. Habitual* il ) Verdict I* Tour* I t. Ot tba ear lit* IS) Amorl**n H*n*(Und M . Honey (I) Brlabtor D»* (S) Comedy riayboua* fcuaaarAi till (I) B*cr*t Storm 4. Alder trees M. crotchet: 1:14 (3) Adventure Time person (Scot.) 14) Kdse et .Slant 1:44 (!) Morla—Waatera (coUoq.) I Settled, m (4) Thru* Slooxaa • bird 14) Poe*ra Playnouae 1:14 <4) Itoclcy and Frtanda It) Muekalbarrr Hound action.** “ three-mode control" and “ frequency response." Then along came automation and it began te run into terms like “ transfer function," “ transi­ ent state" and “ sinusoidal," which sounds te me like an in­ flammation of tha nasal passages. To help get ever these road­ blocks, the company brought out an “ automation dictionary" and for awhila everything ran along fine. Bui lately, it said, it hat been getting “ a large number of blank stares from our old friends." The lines of communication be­ gan gelling clogged upon tha in­ troduction of electronic brains in tha instrument field. Up sprang a new language barrier called “ computerese." The company has attempted to overcome this obstacle by pub­ lishing a booklet containing a glossary of "computerese" terms. It was here that I ran acrota the “ nixie light," as well as Ihe "transducer," the "radix" and the “ binary digit." I'm sure Ihe company means well but 1 doubt the booklet will By VERNON SCOTT contribute much toward the pres­ ervation of basic English. We HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Produneed to get back to scientific terms that everyone ran under­ cert at a rule need not live in stand, like “ whoxlts," “ dojigger" fear of winning beauty contests. Wilness Joe Pasternak, Jerry and “ thingamajig." Wald and Sam Goldwyn. It cornea as a blockbusting The phrase “ dark horia" came into political parlance from rac­ shock, therefore, to meet Tinsel­ ing. Generations ago in England, town's newest movie producer, (here was a sneaky practice of Stella Slevent. A baby - faced dying Ihe hair of a well-known blond* with a non • atop set of horse black, and entering him in curvet, Stella hat one outstanding a race under a false name. 1 tbe- fault. came customary to apply the term She's smart! .“ dark horse" to any unknown When the writers and actors horsa tht won a big race. went on strike most actresses in town pouled around their swim­ ming pools. Not Stella. “ I don't have a pool," she said, “ and I can't stand Inactivity. So I t BaautlP dt.-ided to make a motion pic­ tut MM-< MWU M'r.M ture of my own. I formed a com­ MttKMW pany, Mercator Productions, with u u i d i * » ; l-i ,v .i :t M t i Rudolph Gunnerman, who pul up most of the money. t-i w him “ I'm president of the firm, and 'H4M tM :! I’ m sole producer of *A Day In iij.stiwM i»:tiiii:)• nt •v,»jn m Beverly Hilli.' it's a documentary of a typical day in Bevtrly Hills." The picture, which will run soma TO minutes on the acreen, was completed this week. The budget ie small, but movie-goers will see the famed city in wide­ Spawn screen and color. o f flab “ The cily is the star of tha picSLTidMv tut*," Stella continued, “ w* have t t . Color no professional actors in the cast." Why didn't Stella brighten the picture with an appearance of her own? "I'm under contract to Para­ mount Studios, and they wouldn't give ms permission to do i t Be­ sides, my production company couldn't afford tha salary I de­ mand, so I Just forgot about acting." THEY NEVER CHANGE * THAT ttHI, WILBUR ? PIP Y0* NAIL THE CHECK TO THE LIGHT COMPANY? f Stella, who look* like a young Marilyn Monro*, will hava te com­ plete her producing chores toon. Paramount plant to star her in one of lta own film* this summer. “ i'll be happy t* return te acting," ah* sighed. “ Producing It the dirty work at the movie outinett. You have t f do all the planning, fight with agents, public officials, keep the script in balance and keep thing! humming. There's no real person­ al creativity involved. It’a like working backstage in a theater. “ Without producer* movies CRO SSW O RD ar. avowed hla love (or Miss Turner. Following the premiere “ Por­ trait in Black" Miss Turner's la­ test picture, she reigned over a star-studded party at tha aleak restaurant. Among tha stars were Robert Taylor, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Robert Sterling, Ann Jefferies, .Itnel Page, Jane Powell. Ricardo Montalban and Loretla Young. In tha early morning hours May, who identified himself as a breed­ er of Ihoroughbreed horses grab­ bed gossip columnist Mike Con­ nolly by his tuxedo, almost tearing il from hia back. “ I love this girl and the things you art writing about her person­ al life are unfair." May said. With that May swung at Con­ nolly but waa restrained by Armand (Army) Acberd — Connol­ ly's competition. Archerd la the goisip colum­ nist for Daily Variety while Con­ nolly writes a similar column for lb* Hollywood Reporter. Miss Turner broke into le a n crying into a handkerchief, while tha combatants exchanged verbal blows. Connolly last week had written attacks on Miss Turner's behavior in raising her daughter Cheryl Crane who has been remitted to a correctional institution for way­ ward girls. Friends halted tha fray. with vines M. Collection of cattle 16. Lacking aUffntoo M. Old Greek PHONE r A 1-12U LAST DAY • 7:45 A 1I:M “ THE BADLANDERR" ALAN LADD - COLOR CO-FKATLRE AT • : » ONLY “ DAMN CITIZEN" KEITH ANDES THL'RS. . FRL * RAT. a g ia n t n rra “ WHO WAS THAT LADY' TECHNICOLOR Tony Curtis « Dean Marti* Janet l-eigk ------ PLUS -----•THE PURPLE GANG" BARRY SULLIVAN ------ AND -----“ THE WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHED" TECHNICOLOR AUDREY TOTTER VA C A T I O N PUN f o r t he e n tire FA M IL Y ! ^ O N THK O C IA N o t Hid a ir c o n d it io n e d NOTH HOLLYWOOD liA C H , FLORIDA COOL COMFORT AIR CONDITIONED BY POPULAR D U F F Y ’S LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 DEMAND P R E SE N T S Jimmy and the Fabulous Coupon GOOD for ONE FREE ADMISSION FEATURE: 1:08 • 8:09 5:10 • 7:11 • 9:13 MONDAY • WEDNESDAY * FRIDAY AFTERNOON'S • P. M. to I P. M. MON- WED. and SUN. EVENINGS— > to 11 P. M. Skat* Rental Extra (Aftarne■■■ t ie ) Coupon Ex piroe July 15th, IMS. Every W ED., FRL Joha Mlkler and Jacob 8. Beat, Managers STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE FLAME OVER INDIA1 SKATE C IT Y DOG TRACE ROAD I N Ft. n ff U. S. Hwy. 1T-N Midway Between Hanford and Oriandn W rits F. O. Bos I I I , F a n Park, Fla, PHONE — Whater Park, TH 1 -I N l REGULAR PRICER ON WEDNESDAY MGHTB N « Cover — Minimum or Minors AND “ BOBBlktNB" mnd SAT. Nights • tS O P .M .U 1:30 A .M . fc ML N. e f Dog Track Pleas* send pnlor Folder �— Second Half FSL Starts Here Thursday-Go Cheer The Greyhounds! flbr fr«ntnrh firraih Wed. June 21), 19f>0— Page !)" i FSL All-Stars Topple League Leaders, 5-3 Basilio Hopes To Regain Title In Bout Tonight Yanks Listen To Casey For Once And Stop Daley Unilrd Pre»# International Yankees to thrir ninth victory in sunk the Red Sox. Norm Cash Casey Stengel almost talked the l*»t 12 game* and enahled began a four-run rally in tha see- LAKELAND (LTD — TJie Florida Stale League All* BASILIO 1 28 SPTS MARIK .... Stars Rot shutout pitching from two out of their three pit­ SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (L T I) chers to defeat Lakeland 5-3 in the All-Star game Tuesday —Carraben Basilio, grand little night. battler o f the trim lo teTantpa's Marcelino Lopez blanked the first half chum- 1 „rapturc |11UIW thr ,Iir National Boxing „» Ax.. plons on two hits for the first three innings ami I-eesburg’s i ^"■7ion,« "var»lon *of"the'world Jim Dunlap goose-egged tha In* middleweight crown tonight from dian# on one hit for tha middia bul-ihouldarrd Ccna Fullmer, the thr(r> only man who aver stopped him. , i . , , „ , Thli return 15-rounder lietwern Lopet. who turned a 4*0 lead M .y M f old o f Chl.trn.nover to Dunlap, picked up the dr* B0( N y ( „ ld 2g.yM r oId Fullmer ciaion. of nearby West .Ionian, Utah, will The All Star* scored four time* ba taleviiad nationally by ABC at in the third on singles by Pat Sisk y p. m. o f Sanford and Tommy Helms o f However, because o f the time* Palatka. two walks, a fielder's tone differences they'll square o ff choice, and an error. at sundown hera at Darks Field, PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Tha Ron Schamp, who gave up tha whera fair and continued warm Pittsburgh Pirates today waited four run*, was ehaiged with tha] weather has been promised. A crowd o f 13.000 and a gat# o f for a ruling from National League loss. touched Daytona's 3125,000 are expected at Salt Lake Lakeland President Warren Giles on wheth­ er they would have to play the Sam Thompson for two runs in City’s first world title fight, Fullmer is favored at 13-5 to arcond game of-a doubleheader in thr seventh and another in the eighth. Rut the Tribe was aide heat Carmen again, Philadelphia July 10. to collect only aix hits all night The Weat Jordan mauler is fa* Pirate pitcher Bob Friend, the and collected no hit longer than vored becaust he stopped Basilio, club'* player representative, said a double. former welterweight and middle­ Tuesday night that the team de­ A crowd of 1,001 persons saw weight champion, in the 14th cided agninst playing the contest tlie game. round of their fight for the vabecause it would he "too strenu* No games ara scheduled in the rant NBA crown at San Francis, oua." league tonight. Aetion resumes' cn, last Aug. 31. The NBA had Friend pointed out that the Thursday. vacated Sugar Ray Robinson'i ti­ team is slated to play a night tle for his failure to defend. game July ». The contest in ques­ In that San Francisco fight, tion was re*ichcduled becnjise of which reached a thrilling compe­ rained-out games earlier this sea. titive peak in the sixth round, •on. left-hookar Basilio was so ex­ "W e feel that this doublrhrader WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. hausted in tha 14th that hii hand­ is roming at an important time Kstea Kefauver's bill to bring or­ lers asked the referee to stop the of the season when wa are mak­ ganised baseball under tha anti­ bout. In th dressing room, vic­ ing a run for thr pennant,” Friend trust laws today appeared dead torious Fullmer’a faca showed stated. for thia session of Congress. bruises and cuti in aevaral placet. He said his. ,teammates_ unanlThe Senate, striking a heavy Basilio hasn't fought since. He mously agreed in a vote Tuesday b,ow „ t th„ plopo, ed new Contin- tooji a long rest and then went not to take the field for the night, i enta| i.eague, voted 73-12 Tuesday into serious training. Ha wound cap. night to send the measure back up his conditioning campaign for “ Even the owners and the hall to the judiciary committee where tonight'a fight at tha Industrial players had agreed that a dou­ it Is expected to remain until Con­ School in Ogden, Utah — 36 miles bleheader should not be played gress adjourns. away. Thera ha sparred in secret, after a night game," he said. Sen. John A. Carioll (D-L'olo.), lest Fullmer learn what weapons "W e feel the game can be played a leading supporter of tha mea­ he was sharpening. • t another date.” sure, threw in the towel and pro­ The July 10th game originally posed rrcommiting tha bill when was- scheduled as • single con­ the Senate approved an amend­ test. Rut the I'iratea were rained ment by Sen. Alexander Wiley out in Philadelphia April 24 and (R-Wis.). June 4 and the twin bill waa echeduled as one of the makeup ST. ANDREWS. Scotland (UPI) games. —Arnold Palmer's ' first practice BENNINGTON, Vt. (U P D -W a l. round over the famed St. Andrew* Pirate Gencial Manager Joe L. Brown complained to Gillea fol­ ter O. Briggs, former Detroit Ti­ golf course wasn't toa encourag lowing tha June 4 game whleh ger owner who was otrirken with inf. i the Phila called o ff after • show, a cerebral hemorrhage earlier this In fact, It was almost enough month, has been released from a to tear#-tha be jabber* out o f the •r before noon. "*** called THIei'aniT skid ha Waa local hospital and plans to return bookie* who have Installed the not living up to the leogua'o to his summer residence at Man­ Llgonler, Pa., ahotmaker aa (ha agreement with the playtra," chester. N.H., for further recuper­ favorite for next week's British ation. Brown aaid, Open championship. “ Ho told me that John Quinn, Buffeted by a strong northerly the general manager o f the Phils., Q u a l i f y i n g R o u n d wind, Palmer shot an 83-11 over said there wae no other suitable TORONTO. Ont.. ( U P I ) - A to­ par—on the old course Tuesday. date for the game and I informed tal of 160 proa and amateur* will “ I don't think I havt ever him that late in the year we participate Monday in the first played iu a wind juit like that make a trip to Philadelphia to qualifying round ever staged for but I was not hlttiag the hall play one game. thr Canadian Open golf champion­ well," the United States Open "There isn’ t a darn thing we ship, July 6-9. king said. fan do about it If Gilca ignores tha players' ugieement in permit­ ting the Phil* to aechdule the fam e as • douhleheadrr after the night game," Brown added. Pirates Refuse To Play 2nd Tilt Of Doubleheader Baseball Bill Appears Dead Palmer Scares Bookmakers Briggs Better League Leaders Bait Box himself blue In the fare hut final. , . , !>' *ot ,h" ‘ red' ,.*U' r performance he was after from hit first-place New York Yankees. “ if I told my players once, 1 told >m a thousand times not to try to kill those knuckleball pitchers," Stengel said. "It simply can't lie done. You gotta ju*t meet thr bull, that's all." cago, Casey told the Yankees again Tuesday night and for once, they listened. Coming up as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning. Bob Cerv reineni lie led Stengel's advice and merely slapped at one of knuckle, halier Bud Daley’s offerings. The half-swing did the trick. Cerv was credited with a blimp double that broke a 2-2 tie. touched o ff » threc-iun islly and ieil the Vankers to a 6-2 victory over the JOHN THOMAS clcara the bnr at 7', 2" in tlie liigli jump Athletic*. • event at the National AAU track anti field merit at Mickey Mantle, who awing* Bakenrfield, Calif., bettering the world record for the from Ills heels no matter what Stengel «ays. caught hold o f one event. o f Dairy's third inning pitches and in mined it into the seats for hit 17th homer. Cerv’s double, which came in a Standard Oil defeated Navy. 8-2 pinch-hitting role for winning in Little League piny Tuesday. pitcher Boh Turley, paced the Florida Mate League W I. Pet. Lakeland « 16 .731 Palatka 38 29 .687 SANFORD 37 32 .533 | Tampa 34 31 .523 Orlando 31 38 .1(3 1 St. Petersburg 23 to .420 j Leesburg W 33 .400 Daytona Beach 24 tl .363 Oilers Will Standings SANFORD LITTLE MINOR LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Rams « 0 1.0(H) Bears 4 3 ,671 Colts * 6 .28(1 Lions 1 6 .107 t'Hl'IU'H 8LOWIMTCII SOFTBALL LEAGUE Pet. W on Lost 14 3 .824 First Raptlit 11 6 .688 Naiarene Pilieciest Baptist 7 7 .500 6 K .420 First Christian Free Methodist 1 lit .060 LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE Won l^ist Pci. 4 0 1,000 Navy 8 1 .750 Htandard Oil 3 2 .600 Yowell'a 2 2 .600 First Federal 2 2 .500 Parfection Florida Bute Bank l 1 .250 1 3 .250 Foodmart Chase 1 4 .200 BABE KUTIf LEAGUE Won Lost I’ct. Oviedo 9 2 .818 7 4 .626 Bhrina 8 5 .615 Elks Kiwania 6 6 .500 Civilian 6 6 .500 C 6 .600 CPO RoUry 3 7 .300 Lake Mary 1 10 .001 National league W. L. Pet. GII Pittsburgh 41 24 .631 ••• Milwaukee 37 25 .597 2' j San Francisco 36 31 .537 6 , Cincinnati 32 34 .485 O'] St. Louis 32 35 .478 10 Los Angeles 30 35 .462 It 28 39 .418 14 Philadelphia Chicago 25 38 .397 15 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at Chicago (2)—Pisarro (4 2) and Buhl (S3) or Bru­ net (1-0) vs Anderson (24) and Eliawurth (3-5j, Lot Angeles at Philadelphia (2. Iwi-night) — Kuufax (28) anil Drysilale (4-10) vs Conley (33) and Itohrrla (4-7). San Francisco at Pitlshurgh. (night) — McCormick (9-3j va Misrll 44-4). Cincinnati at St. I^mlt (night)— Hook (6 6) vs Ssdrrkl (1-3). American league W. L. Pet. GB Xaw York 31 25 .603 Baltimore 41 29 .586 iii Chicago 39 V .537 4 Cleveland 36 27 .571 2 Chicago 36 9 .537 4 Detroit 32 32 .500 6 'i Washington 30 34 .489 III Kansas City 26 4U .394 13Vu Uuston 22 43 .338 17 Wrdaetday’s Probable Pitchers Detroit at Boston — Bunmng (5 4 ) vs Monbouquetle (67). K am i* City at New York—Her bert (3-7) vt Coates (8 0). Cleveland at Baltimure (night) —Stigmsn (3-4) vs Brown (6-11. Chicago at Washington (night) —Shaw (7-7) or Score (1-3) vs Clevcngel (1-4). Thursday'* Gamr* Kansas City at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington, (night) Cleveland at Baltimore, (niglu) Tiie Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission called a By United l*rr*» International meeting of the fifth district sports­ National League men, to find out, they said, what Player A Club G. AB B. H. Pet. the "gripes" of (lie hunters and Mays, S F. 67 256 56 69 .346 fishermen were. Well, they had Lacker, L. A. 52 149 21 51 .343 thrir meeting in Deland Monday Groat, Pitts. 66 288 44 96 .340 night, with upwards of 2,500 sports­ Clmnte, Pitts, 64 264 41 89 JUT men represented. However, most Ashburn, Chi. 63 239 47 79 .331 agreed to go along with “ Goose Walters, Phil. 56 204 V 67 .321 Kettles when he said that the Fish White, St. L. 66 2VB 36 64 .326 and Game Commission would hold Curry. Phil. 46 143 17 43 .313 its meetings and go and do as B brought to a vote and three point* of the archer’s four point proposal Xrklnd. S. F. 67 242 33 76 .314 darned well please. was approved. Certification of Burgess, Pitt*. 46 142 18 44 .310 A lot of "gripes were heard, but equipment, the tame hunt period Amrrican League as last y tsr and an archer's choice Runnels, Bos. 63 251 39 84 .335 few resolved. It was proposed by the Commis­ —either two bucks or one doe. A 67 257 41 85 .331 Minoso, Chi. Gentile, Halt. 63 158 29 32 .329 sion lhat a uniform regulation total kill limit would be act. the 66 251 36 91 .323 as to bag limits on fish lie set. commision aaid. Still hunts will be Smith, Chi. 61 229 45 74 .323 The concensus of those present held in Ocala and Inverness — the Maris, N.Y. 57 220 18 69 .314 was that the limit should be uni­ same dates as last year. The 5th Skwrn, N.Y. l* district sportsmen also voted for 49 154 34 49 A ll form. Lopei. N. Y. In previous metlngs, it was found a gun hunt to control deer popula­ 59 226 37 71 .311 Kuenn, Clev. 48 148 25 44 .297 lhat must all other districts favor­ tion in Invernesa-Wilblacoochce Berra. X. Y. 51 166 30 49 .295 ed raising the bag limit from the area. The turkey and quail seasons Heriog, K C. present 25 panfish—eight bases, to will be the same aa last year and Runs Balled In National League — Banks. Cuhi either a 5 o 10 or a compromise there- will be no early aeaion on •I; Ma>>, Giants 6t; Cepcds, ol 35-10. The representatives of squirrel. Tags ware to be elimi­ Gum s 52: Aaron. Braves 51; Cle-1 the 6th district voted lo keep the nated from hunting licenses, tha bag limit aa It j*. Commission said, and dalra that mrnte. Pirates 51. Jim Crowe, operator of Crowe’s would be punched out would reAmerican League—Maris, Yan­ kees 58; Gentile, Orioles 47; Han­ camp here, raised a good point place them. The Commission alto sen, Orioles 47; Minoso, While when he said that raising the bag ' said that the hunting license would Sox 47; Lemon, Senators 43; limit would not effect any fisher- he smaller thia year to that it Skowron, Yankees 43. men except illegal fishermen who would be fit into a "decent walHome Run* do not recognise the limit any- let." National League — Banks, Cubs way. A beg limit. Crowe added. Tempera really began to fray It; B ojer, Cards 19; Aaron, was a ph>rologiral thing, for most when the old controversy over a Braves 17; Mathews, Braves 16; fishenmen do not catch their limit split doc season began to show Cepcda, Giants 15. anyway. I itself. The issue was finally poundAmerican League—Maris, YanArguments were also raised pro cd down to a vote. The result hees 22; Lemon, Senators ID and con on universal fishing lic­ waa 63-35 opposed to the split doe Start Training: Mantle, Yankees 17; Held, Indi ensea and restricting fishing and season. It la unlikely that any OAKLAND. Calif. (U P I ) - The •ns 13; Maxwell. 'Mgers 12. boating within spawning beds. A change will be made though. Oakland Raiders of Ihe Anirriran Pitching salient fart brought out in con­ Seminole county hndalS men at Football League will start train­ National League—Law, Pirates nection with (hit latter point by the meeting. ing at Santa Crus., Calif., July to. 11-3; McCormick, Giants 9 3; Wil­ Dr. II. H. Wilbur, past president liams, Dodgers 6-2: Burdette, of the FWF, was that thr Black Bravea 8 3; Buhl, Braves 8 3. bass arc not lo be found as big ^ American League—Coales. Yan- as they once were, which is cer­ ktes 8-0; Bruwn, Orioles 6 2: Per­ tainly (rue. ry, Indians 1 3 ; Estrada. Orioles If thing* were gelling hot on 8-3; Daley, Athletic* 101: Grant, the fishing question they really (Our Best Baseball Club la Year*) Orioles 3-3; Stobba, Senators 3-2. started boiling when the Commis­ ------ a n d -------sioners finally managed lo quiet Rides 4 W i n n e r s the fishrrmrn and get on into Enter the Sanford Herald STANTON, Del. (UPM-Jocke> hunting. The qicslion of conducting a still Norman Cox rode four winners at BASEBALL CONTEST Dalawaro Park Tuesday. Cox. en­ hunt waa raised. The dog men la Each Tuesday's Paper joying one of the best days of hia were vehement In (heir ob'ectlona. YOU MAY WIN CASH Ca r. •, won wi*'i S s T »i c. J? and thr archers rloqurnt thrir j itch's Joy and Buck Age. approbation. The issue was finally Follow Sanford’s GREYHOUNDS f __ 4- ---’ ' l* 'm lo »oli,J,f»' the second-place ' Md ° « 'T T l h° m ,r ° fJ 2 * Raltimore Or- Deioek and tha Tiger* turned tha * . mf, into a runaway with fiva Cleveland heat Baltimore, 3-2. mure runs In the eighth. Southpaw |n 11 Innings, Washington edged Don Mossi gave up nine hit* hi Chicago, 2-1, In 14 Innlnge and bringing his record to 6-6. Detroit defeated Boston, MM. . Wes Covington provided the key Milwaukee climbed to within blows for the Braves In their vie* 2 i* game* o f the National League tory over the Cubs. Hie third-innlead wtih a 6-3 Victory over Chi. Ing double helprd the Bravea rally Pittsburgh and San Fran, for three run# and tla th# scora cisco battled to a 7-7 tie ina game at 3-3 and hit homer o ff loser called at the end of nine innings Glen Hobble in the risth broke Iiecause of curfew, Philadelphia the tie. Warren Spahn want tha blanked Lot Angeles, 2-0, and Cln- distance for Milwaukee, yielded cinnati heat St. Louis, 10-4. Johnny eight hits, and scored his sixth Temple's 11th inning homer o ff re- victory. lievrr Gordon Jones gave the InRolierto Clemente singled homo dinns their victory after Al Pilarrik |the Pirates'tying run in th* ninth tied the score at 2-2 fur the Orioles in their gama with tha Giants, with a two-run hunter. Pittsburgh missed a chance to Julio Herquer'a sacrifice fly with win with the Itasca loaded whe* the base# loaded ptoduerd Wa«h- Don llnak filed out, Dick Bchoington's winning run in the 14th field wa# thrown out at th# plate against Chicago. Becqurr hit the and Hal Smith struck out. Tha game-winning liner o ff Gerry game, delayed four time* by rain, Staley although it wa# Turk Iaiwn will be played over in its enwho filled the bales with three tlrety. walk* and was charged with the The , Knit rocked Ronnls Klin* loss. Reliever Churk Stolibs pitched for five run* in the first inning one inning ami it w-n» enough to and then breeml to victory aver gain his fifth triumph. the Cardinals. By winning, ClnThe Tigers broke out o f their i cinnati moved Into fourth place slump with a 15-hit attack that and dropped St. Louia into fifth. J ffL Y Tire Buys You Name It..We’ve Get It., at the'Savingest' Price in Tewe! J f^ S fim t o ii# GUARANTEED CHAMPION fire ston e NEW TREADS * Full-aiaed for full value! Original equipment tread danlfc. I * Exclusive 8 / F. Bala*. Fortified cord body for extra strength. * Mad* with Firm owe Rubber-X for t longer mileage. Applied as asset lira kstlei sr oe year eve tkas ’ W» gunrnnU* our t t; TtrU-Typt, M flue Inn nod nioMokln Mt N i» 'I row*Me, heermf ihe KireatMW (fuplitv T«on<l MesUllion er»«l our fcttofi iDilf mirk, lo U frees Inun tlrlnli In workman* whip ami materiel*. 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Quality 6* and 314* with ah ackproaf handlaa. BIG 16* ruggad vinyl ball. Bright rainbow color*. :------ - - . . J m?ire $ to iK $forc$ SANFORD, FLORIDA _______ •1............................ an smaM iom im m m aiM BM M aW M NM M m NM BIaM aBN M ^^^^M ^M * . _ • “vWikir L | 11 • i �H O L ID A Y S P E C IA L S STOCK UP FOR THE LONG WEEKEND AT MISS CHERYL CHANDLER, JUDGE VERNON MIZE 'Miss Crusade' Gets Society's Thanks la tsrjst ss? s ^ e American a n w ^ i e t y , to- fonj. 3 E t ^ i ato^ lMlsa 2 * C Crosede n m d t of of ;fhY ^ Chapter I960 for her work In publlclring the Caneer Cruaada. Miss Crusads. Miss Cheryl Chandler o f Loch Arbor, made many public appearsncaa betora civic and social or.(anliatlons during the month of Ipril, distributing educational llterature on the subject of cancer. Mlie also announced that the Crusade goal of 14,000, the highest aver act for Semlnola County, had been reached and lopped]>y $500. The Cruaade, under the eftirmanship of Mrs. Homer Walker, waa extended Ibraughout the county, •nd Die cooperation of a|l was ! £ •ponsible for the outatandlng sue•ess of the drive, he aaid, Of this $4,100, 45 per cent remains In the county to continua the aorvlce program of aid to sancar patients through its Loan Closet and Dressings program; to •id (he Orange County Tumor Cl Inlc which handle* Seminole County •aneor patients; to further tho educational program through film* 2 Rlchird MedkiW( gin/ or Hogan, *■"& »*! Albei c h ,r M Lawrence, DeBary; , , Jun,or' " " " J * B" lh,1 „ „ u ' Hr. and Mrs, „ " D,vl<1 Berrl*"* Sanford, a son Dlsmksals H o w a r d McKachtrn, banlor Hr*. i j ? S i nford, lieu Is h Hs rten.S 1 , 2 2 w ; “ "J{ Uj1*** .° k !ZI r , ^ L il willl.n ^ Mrt*\ >nd b* bjf' n iS c,emeB ju n k m Admissions Lena llcmke, DeBsry; Bert Bryant, Sanford; tow k Gian W tera, Sanford; Varllne Campbr Sanford; Alma M. Dunaway, La Mary; Claude P. Herndon, Si ford: Jefferson Walts, Sanfor Jacquelyn Robledo, Sanford; l aula Marie Weal, Sanford; Ro Dellinger, Umgwood. Orlando Girl Electrocuted Orlando <u p d — a guy wire •a a pole holding high tension power lines snapped Tuesday night and tha wire, carrying 7,200 volts, elaelrocuted Kristin# Hahn, I, and burned three-year-old Keith Clr•data. Officer B. L. Tlnchrr, called to tbc aoene, threw a rope around tha boy and pull'd him away from tha thrashing, sputtering wire. "Whan I saw those chlldran there tha only thing 1 could think about was my two," said Tincher. fanfnrd'i biggest fourth aver was the word going out from oil chairmen as final praparations wars set for this city's celebration Monday. The celebration, sponsored by tha Sanford Recreation and Parka Dapt. ia for expansion of ioeal Lit­ tle League activities. Festivities will be kicked off at 2:20 p. m. with field events featur­ ing foot races, sack races, standing broad Jump, throwing softball for distance and aeveral other avenla for all children; divided in groups according to age. Activities will be climaxed Monday evening with the City's largest fireworks dis­ play to be put on aver Lake Mon­ roe, beginning at approximately 9 p. m. In between Ume during the day all In attendance will be sure to find entertainment to wet their ap­ petite Inf the chicken barbecue to be served from S until 7 p. m. At 4 p. m. activities will center around a father-son ball game in­ volving little leaguers and their Fathers. The evenings activities will fea­ ture a baseball game between league leaders, Standard Oil and an All Star Team made up of members, of the other seven Little League Teams. The menu announced for the Bar­ becue will feature chicken, potato salad, baked beans and iced tea. In charge of barbecuing the chic­ kens k Cotton Brown. Hie prepa­ ration of the rest of the meal has been taken over by a group of mothers headed by Mrs. Sherwood Barbour, Mrs. Bill Horn and Mrs. Stewart. The All-Star roster for the gama will be: Navy; David Jarrell, Le­ roy Nopper, Terry Echols; Foodmart; Doug Wall, Ricky Walstrom, Roy Pelic. Chasa; Chuck Scott, Danny Horn, Steve Higgins; First Federal; Andy Lyons, Steve BaHnt, Mick McCIsnahan; Yowell's; Al Boniface, R. Barbour, Randy Dean; Florida State Bank; Mike Maples, John Baggs and R. Mor­ ris. Tickrts for the barbecue may be purchased In advance from any Utile League Player. Prices are 11.90 for adulta and .79 for child­ ren. AN D SAVE U . 8. GOOD H EAVY WESTERN TENDER TASTY R O U N D - S IR L O IN - T -B O N E U . 8. GOOD B O N E L E SS S T E W IN G FRESH M EATY Father Gives Life For Son VELDA’S Children of broad-chested par­ ent* malurt earlier than tbosa of narrow ahested parents, the American Association of Phyalcal Anthropologists waa told recently. HOMO. q u ic k f r o z e n APALACHICOLA (UPI) — When Jimmy Turner’s trawkr caught tin In the Oulf Tuesday Turner tossed the only llfo Jacket to hk 12 year-old son Gene and told th* boy to Jump. Gene did a* bis father said. He ■aw Turner, badly burned, Jump overboard ami grab a wooden ke*. Another ahrlmper rescued Gene. Turner's body was recovered aeveral houra later. Deputies said ha had drowned. Gallon Carton SUNNYLANDS Limit 4 Lba. With Lb. Carton 14.95 Order K G L I N A I R FORCE BABE <UPI) — Tha Air Force fired a Nlke-Asp research rocket 110 miles and a Gam 77 Hounddog missile aeveral hundred mile* In two suc­ cessful shots Tuesday. Bright Star Self-Rising Increasing use of organophos­ phorous Insecticide has lad to oc­ F alk on slippery surfaces are casional accidental and suicidal the Isading cause of off-tbe-job poisoning of humans, tho Armed injuries to about 910,000 \yorkers Forces Institute of Pathology re­ !■ ao eompanles. port*. 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Starch 12 ox. 67c qts. 22c �Policy Speech Makes If Easy To Be Soft On Kennedy WASHINGTON KNOCKING THE L OUT OF by Ed Koferba Ry Holme* Alexander nomination and rlcction fights WASHINGTON- If* easy to he gel any rougher, let us put it soft-on-Kennedv »fter listening to on record that Kennedy is no th* Massachusetts senator make sawdust candidate, no ••boy" and one of his good speeches. L'n-1 no political accident. Maybe we fortunately, we are living in a could get a better man for the soft-currency period of language. I%1 65 back breaker, but this when the cliche circulates ton : one's all right—he'll do. Ireel.v. The inflationary influence Hi* foreign policy speech of has debased the value of good June 14 can he picked apart for w-ords >o p»»r-pe'.hingnr:i. t'i-aiiii in" originaiity and absence I was sorry, after Kennedy fin -1of hard remedies for what ails Ishad his foreign policy speech us, but the faults are those of last week, to hear Acting Major­ our time rather than those of ity Leader Mansfield get up and the senator. After nearly 200 rongratulale the speaker <>n "m s- 1years of American freedom, 34 turity . . courage. . . honesty." presidential campaigns of sort*. It doesn't take any particular ex- 42 years of internationalism and treisa of these noble qualities to 15 .scars of cold war against com­ read a prepared Senate floor munism. how do you stay conform­ ♦speech which never departed from ist (as Kennedy certainly isi and a single norm of the two-party still offer new things to say or foreign policy of tha past IS years. new proposal* for old problems. But it was a thoughtful, well Unless you arc willing to agree prepared and well-delivered ad­ with Barry Goldwatcr that we dress. The soft-on-Kennedy reac­ must win, not merely endure, the tion was evident in the press gal­ cold war. there is nothing new to lery. Even those who prefer an­ br added. Nearly everything that other Democrat or any Republi­ can he said against Kennedy's can as our next president will he foreign policy statement can be reconciled if Jack Kennedy makes used as an indictment of the the White House. Before the * administrations of Presidents Tnio ' man and Eisenhower. For exam­ j (Ed Koterba today concludes his with radiation, human* can liva ple. the Kennedy *peech was! story of the strange new enter­ in shelter* nnder water for M Against such cliches as: "stand­ prise that gets underway this days.” ing up to Khrushchev," "soft on Fivt feet of water shield* a ! wrack on tha ocean floor off communism." "party of war and person against harm from radi­ Florida's West Coast.) party of appeasement." ation. Ry filtering contaminated For such cliches as; "to build ST. PETERSBURG REACH—In air through a rertain depth of positions of strength." "the real the last several days 1 have ask- water, fresh air Is obtainable, ft issue." "a strong America" and M ..dozens V p*epla ‘.his ques- .verk* --r. th* principal of aa aira "free w orld.’ I tion: "Where would you go in conditioning system, Qnase said. For "share Ihe wealth" when One big problem wilt he get! ease of atomic attack?" it comes to sending millions of Jii rintua . hi, . , I l*ng people to the underwater dollars, a* well as "food banks" They all' replied they d either , hpl|eJ|> ,’..vv#> wj„ „ „ e)ev„ ori and technical aid to Asia, Africa, head for the basement or "Ju»t encased in rubber tubes," he taid. the Middle East, Latin America stay put—what else could we d o?" "Or. in some cases, we can tun­ and especially to India, where they Well, thia resort community—s nel in from the water’ * edge." have a five-year plan of sociali­ thin strip arrots the Boca Clegs I)r. Qua**, a nativ* o f Philadalzation. and also to Poland, which Bay from the city of St. Peters phia. parlayed his Investments, is inside the Soviet orbit. httrg— may have an answer to while practicing as a physician For "keep America strong" dispel this defeatism. Sunk into in Detroit, into a comfortable when It conies to a "nuclear th# bay Just east of here is the sum. enabling him to retire aa power second to none." "ultimate forerunner to what may «ome a doctor at 34. Ht hai put much missile* that can close the gap." day he underwater human bomb of his capital into his new firm, much more "conventional forces" shelters. convinced hi* daitiny lie* in Davy for the Army and Marines and a Dr. Harold Qua»e (pronounced Jonc*’ locker. "viable and consolidates! military Kway si, head of Underwater Stor­ Several day* ago he ttakad • force, capable of deterring any age. Inc., in Washington, has claim in Washington to all under­ kind of attack" in NATO. anchored to the floor of the bay water rights—thousands of square Again*! the Brptihlican policy two big atomic-bombproof rub­ miles— not now under Hie Juriswhich the late Secretary Dulles ber tanka for storing (uni. This diction of any nation. called "liberation," and which pilot project, he says, will event­ Prom Mi files in Washington, be we preached but didn't practice ually grow into vast numbers of produced more than 100 letters when Hungary. East Germany and shelter* for vital supplies—and from civil defenae ptopla, military Poland tried to revolt. people . and agriculture of/m als and mem­ For a Democratic policy for a "W* have calculated." hr said, ber* of Congresi expressing curie"fre e " Berlin which, along with "that with th* air contaminated sity in hi* project. West Europe, would be emanci­ Th* Agriculture Department Is A pair of youngsters of your until you obtain desired results. pated by "seeds of liberty." concerned about our billions ef Against the Hepublican China own are worth a college di­ The thumb in mouth situation dollar* of surplus farm products. ploma. For they extrovert your has had pleasure linked with it . " whirh ,h»* 'l'* '" * '1-'' »■«* Quit* said: “ Radiation from a attention to the problem* of for several years. So we try to ed . . to prevent a steady growth tingle bomb tould ruin all our the world today, Instead of let­ link displeasure therewith, as by in Communist strength." surplus stores of grain In Dm For a Democratic China policy ting you live In your dreamt. painting the thumb with some Midwest." Radiation couldn't get They force you to read an en­ bitter substance. His mother ha* which would include "a reduction Selling is the opposite of buy­ to them underwater. of tension in the Formosa » * <, t " cyclopedia to you — can --------answer . tried this. - , — r ----- ... ing. In buying money is paid out. Too, one bomb could spread their questions, and they make Secondly, wc might place the •*n“ unnamed methods to itnIn telling money is taken in. conflagration among th* above­ you more religious. arm under tension while the Pfovp <’ur communications with Person* who spend most of ground fuel tanka in, say, a con­ CASE F-493: Timmy T., aged thumb is in the mouth, thus in -1 as well as "to five, is a bright youngster but jeettng fatigue and muscle pain, f restore our historical friendship their lime buying occasionally feel gested area like Cheater, Pa. la it would he nice to become sellers underground tahke, fire can't timid. To do this, cut out a thin strip wi<!? chi"f ‘ e Pfopl«' , “ Dr. Crane, he ha* always |of rubber from an old inner There u nothing, I think, In the for a change. No doubt they have spread. poteetslona for which they have , "Now ' ow lake « ■ « purified Purmen water," waier. the <n. tucked hi* thumb/' Timmy’* ino- tube, a* bo) a do when making Kennedy foreignpolicy which 4her protested unhappily. sling shots. coU>d n ot-and probably will not i no further u*e and which a r e ' [" rm' r P a r i a n laid. "In cat* The latest thing on jet airplanes I we'll h» diving draper than 30 sat on ihr edge of the pool and cluttering up thr place. If they Washington were attacked, what "I have tried putting bitter Pin one end of the »trip to the f 1,1 " lc >[*°n (or Rockcpanted. could sell them they would re would our hospitals do for fresh medicine on the thumb and have wnstbard of the child', paja- ' *1*”* ^ore‘ lin po‘ u‘-v 1 on’> is the oxygen mask. It is tucked I fathoms this time." • • • ceive money in return which water?" He aaid storage tanks of .wrapped it up so tint it seemed j mas or nighlgrown, but fasten the ! * ,, *n*.c. , , *bels. in a little compartment over your A* a m atter of fact, we sub­ Our son, oddly enough, ran could he added to their supply purified water on the bottom of 'too cumbersome to be attractive, i other to his waistband orthe ,1 l‘, ‘ * *a , ,,rlonS*- *° re' head—at least Ihe stewardess merged first in the shallow end— breathe quite normally. I think he of cash. Thia they could use to the Potomac could supply the city hut he involuntarily gets it into mattress. i pca*' ** ,0„ " u.r ,me. ** !° his mouth. When he lifts tile hand to in- '>llr c *Pd*dates. It is a day to SAYS it is in this compartment. I no use pushing these things, I breathes water. Hr uses the snor­ buy something they need or to for weeks. In area* where there are no "Now that he is going fo start serf his thumb in his mouth, the i * rp’ * nddisarm, to be adamant never pecked. May he K Is stuf­ submerged anil took a his tuck kle only for show. It look* good store away for a rainy day. on the snorkle. I got an aw ful lot hanging on hi* mask. He doesn't kindergarten next term. I am rubber will be stretched. This *nd -vcl to be see- fed with klcrncx. Person* who wish to become rivers, lake*, bays or oceans, j of w ater. put the end in hi* ntmith. seller* will be rnrouragrd hy Quasr said, man-made lakei deep afraid hit classmates will ridi- will exert a continuous pull on ond to none" and yet In build If you should need oxygen (says enough to give protection eould rule him and call him a baby his hand and quickly fatigue the i llp p**1 pn*m,pi ln,° future rt I c a m r up and looked at Ihe He just lakes a lug, deep breath friend* who have sold thing*. The be built. the flying lady) the mask will friends will have hern surprised or a sissy, I mufclcs of the arm. Soon the '* "• snorkle. There was a hole in the and goes under water. "It la inevitable," he aaid, Do not ask our I960 candidates drop automatically into your lap. "So how can wr stop Timmy's hand will slip out of In, mouth, bottom. I got out th r directions. And hr slays and stay* and at what they got for possession* habit of thumb lucking?" A combination of the rubber to he clear and consistent—since I 'T la r c over your nose"—she "Place valve o ver bottom ho le." stay* and STAYS—until vmi think, they did not want. They will tell "that some day we will be go­ This habit often start* during hand, plus the hitter medicine they cannot he. Rut a«k them In demonstrates— "and breathe nor­ I found Ih r blasted v a lv r in th r good grief. COME ON UP! And of children they have sent to col­ ing under water for our survival." if nothing else, the plan of Dr. . t h e early months of life when on his thumb, will more quickly be serious, hard-working, know­ mally." box and put it on. when you leap in—thr water lege on the proceeds, or trip* to Qnase ta fascinating food for distant places they have made, t i baby isn't gelling enough milk, build up an association of pain ledgeable of the danger*. These I submerged again. T h is time rolder than hllly-o—br contra up I am glad this has never hap­ or luxuries they have Iwen able to thought. Maybe lisa mother's supply is or displeasure with the thumb-in- things can be said for Senator Kennedy. pened to me. I have just dis­ I got a ir, it,- you know it Is with hardly a gasp. afford. inadequate hut they fool along, mouth situation, Wr both spit on our masks, covered I do not breathe normal­ im possible to’ .W it h e no rm ally Or they may have invested Ihe hoping it will increase. The above methods demonstrate through those things? Absolutely rubbed and nn<rd. Skin diving is ly. money taken in on securities -that It is common for hungry babies an attempt to substitute an un­ true. I breathed abnormally, since an excellent sport with Ihr right • • • to tos* their hands around. Ulti- j pleasant EFFECT for a former there was nothing else to -In. equipment. Wr couldn't really i have increased greatly in value and brought them in welcome in­ mately, they reach the mouth. I pleasant one. Skin diving Is the latest sport After awhile I camr up and I gel along without it. come. and soon the infants arc sucking ' It i* also possible to substitute i It requires very little equipment This will be cheering news to on their fist or fingers, though one stimulus for another in a I —as nrar as I ran see all ><>u person* who wi»h to become sell­ the thumb seems the preferred confirmed habit like this, as by need is an ocean. \nd the a billers. It it pleasant to think of object. occupying the mouth during the |ly to hold your breath for 15 having money coming in rather After the habit becomes en- |daytime with chawing gum. 1 , minutes under water. Ry RKNNRTT CHRP than money going out. They wtll ♦ trenched, even though the child At night, the hand can be ocu, JAMES KEI.I.KK ! . Anyway, it looks fairly glam­ A business man read an picture their satlsfarlion at being eou* announcement of hit own may then be setting a richer cupicd with a wooly lamb or toy Thuuswiida of bird* winging orous in the skin diving maga­ able to afford luxuries, and lake death in the morning paper and milk supply, as from an eva- monkey or other attractive tact- thcjr WBy notth through New zine. You know, the mask on the trips and to indulge themselves in called up hit wife in a frenxy. porated milk formula, the young- ual stimulus. y„rk Cjty rMrh spring , W n face and those yellow air lank* counties* activities without hsv- "Did you read that story about ster may still carry on with the If the child hold* one of these , j.i consideration l.v officials on your hack. You haul out The curtain went up on Flor- shortly before 5:30 pm and al­ ing to a*k how much they cost. me m the obit page?" h* de­ thumb sucking. toys with the hand in question |^ t h c Empire State Building. dripping wet onto thr deck of So they will gather together the manded. "I certainly did." an­ Many of these nuisance habits lie i, Ic-s likely to slip the thumb I From April , 6U) l(, Junp Ida'* fabulous summer nature most to the minute you see the the yacht. thus originate in a situation where in his mouth. , ht *||.n|f ht beacon on the south "A bit of a tussle with a sand show June 25 when thr fjrst in first birds appear over the main­ possessions they do not need and swered hia wife. "Where art you land rn mule to their nightly shine them up so that they look calling from ?" the action was once logical or Also, give him a tricycle and a ■ ,de o f the wor,d '. tallest building shark down there. But I'm posi­ fre*h, with the hope that they helplul. But the original need may puppy so he can romp himself , turT1P(, „ ff. This prevent, th. tive we located the wreck of the a series of National Audubon .So­ roost. • * * then disappear, yet the habit will into a state of physical fatigue , hi|d, /ro|1| bpjng collfu,,,, by th* Felipe l|t—IS guns. Cartagena for ciety's summer wildlife tours was While you're anchorrd off the will command a better price. "One of th* great thing* ahnnt persist of Hi own momentum. before retiring. ' beam o f light. Cadiz with thr cathedral treasure." made In liny Duck Rock, 15 island, a family-style picnic sup­ Then they will offer them for living in a dem ocracy," boasts He'll (hen drift off to tlerp ♦ It is best to try to prevent the And you let a lew gold doub­ nulcs away from Everglades (be per is held to Ihe accompaniment sale. .. . , , This custom of turning off the Hob Hope, "is that we have com ­ Ten Thousand Island*. The tours of muffled wing beat* of the i .What a .disappointment origin of such a habit hy increas­ more quickly thus tending to it, is lh , lir , 8. « rpk i0(, loons dribble from your fist. , .- , , continue until Sept. 4. ing live food to your baby until check this habit a. well a . others ^ , u5(1 , bo|lly' „ fter returning birds. At sundown, ; w'IPn polenttal buyers take.* look plete contrul over how wa pay • • • Ibis summer* srhedule pro­ your boats retrace llieir way *h*ke their head*, call attention out taxes — rash, eheck, or mon­ he sleeps soundly between feed­ like self sex practices. it m i fir s t installed. It is not tlut easy, of courar. vide* for one day tour* to Duck through thr now darkening manSend for my bulletin "Common ings. •IN**'1* a1") offer at beat a ey order." The National Audubon Society Mr discovered you can take skin Bock each Wednesday and Satur Hup* say* that th* girl ahead If thr habit has already deve Behavior Problems of Children," . , grove channels to Everglades, and couple of dollars, pointing out pointed out that such lights often diving lesson* at a ridiculously loped, as Is Timmy's case, then I enclosing a stamped return *n, >\ * " V or l'V1, t,av l,r‘ p ° I you return t» Miami aboui 11 p. that ihr possession* offered are of him in the line at lha tag attract migrating birds. In the low price. But for some reason, dDuck office really set tha internal rev*Rock and to lh# torkacrcw |m hardly worth carting away. it is wise to try several measure* | velope, plus 20 cent. <non profit), u„ t they schedule them right at the Swamp Sanctuary each Saturday. nue men back on their heels, how­ : high building* aie below- the cocktail hour. We decided to buy In addition special trip* on other The fee is $15 per person. In- Chri»,nphtr Bil,opP ever. "I'm a nurse," she told , light, and fly straight into th* a book on skin diving temporar­ days ran be arranged for parties eluding transportation and box them. "It It all right for me ta side with fatal teaults. lake off my uniform Md nnderof six or more, Thr trips are lunch. ily. Costly Objection In your own way, you can help Thr two-day Duck Rock-Cork It seem* quite simple. w ear?" made via Audubon italion wagon* . . . , . COLUMBUS, Oa. ( U P I ) J . B. counties* human beings who "Spit on inside of mask to pre­ from Miami gnd by Audubon in­ * * * j ’ r “ C " " .1 K “ .‘ “ t “ A ' I UUWH -U «M I— th. 11,0001 through innocent ovei sight or de­ vent fogging. Huh wrilh fingers board cruisers from Everglade* Inp to the night roosting Islet, piic* »#t on hi* land which the They t«U about lh* starlet wbn ception fly into tragedy. God will and rinse." anil on thr second day visits the to Duck hock. •late n,,,,u needs ,or for *a n,w new highway Bunked flunked her driver's axaminauon aiaminatioa ti Yi V o ' . „ 1'ort.p r-u x siin n <i>nri.iirF v.„, *'*'* hies* you if you take even a few We went down and bought a The Duck Rock lour offers you p *.cr.*’,w ". ute, claiming It was too low .! because sh* thought th* whlta constructive step* to protect such mask ami spit on it, rubbed it ,:? P l r,U. n l^ !° .» L 1 ^ A ju iy ruled tha prie. should br line in th* middle of Hi* highway people against misfortune. ami rinsed. nightly rootling of So.ouo to ao.OOo ihe overnight accommodation* and was for bicycles! "Bear one another's burdens, We looked up the chapter: bird* — mainly while ibis and meals—except the picnir supper i * ' and so you will fulfill the law of "Choosing a Snorkle." some roseate spoonbills — on a afloat—is not included m tha tour Christ." Wr clio-r a snorkle and bought a liny, three acre islet. Shoving . price of $25 per person. (Galatians 6:2) it. (Hy this time, th* owner of «ff Dorn the Everglade* Rod and ’ Fur those who prefer to drive Teach all of us, O Lord, to be Ihe store swam over, drawn by Gun Club docks, the Audubon their own autos, or wjm aro not THERE'S REASON FOR.PREFERENCE more thoughtful of those who are the clatter of Ihe cash register.) boat, cruise down the Barron joining the party at Miami, arinnocent victims of tragedy. He sold us a pair of flippers: river, across Chokolosk** bay and rangrnients can he made In Join "Especially designed for walk­ into the narrow, mangrove ch an-1 thr tour* at Everglades. All raing on rural." nel* where onr* smugglers. 1 servations, however, must he Up There la no coral in our com ­ plume hunters ami rum runners made through Ihe Audubon SoLONDON (L'l’ l) — Th# Inde- munity swimming pool. Rut I played htde-and seek with the clrly'a office, 143 N. E. 3d Ave., pendent Television Network in- didn't want to look chicken. I law. You arrive off Duck Rock Miami. advertently ended a 55-minute wanted to look like a man who Western — "Rawhide" — 26 min­ walks on coral, that'* what. ute* too soon when the reels got We put off buying air tanks mixed up. The network Just finish­ Hut I bought a similar, smaller ed the show in its somewhat re­ set of everything for our 4 ycar­ versed sequence and aaid the story ol d hoy. Curmu Rule ter Annum came out all right in th* end any­ "I'll pick up tha tanks later," way. I said carelessly. "I don't think «-2» • WORRY CLINIC bv Dr. G. W. Crane Mr. Billopp by Stan Delaplane POSTCARDS Three Minutes A Day Mixed You Can See Wonders Of Everglades On Audubon Society Summer Tours Western you are cordially lor rt* ■When I weot yww franfprft $rr«ld Wed. June 29, 1960— Page 11 VV v L Fi ll 1-11:1.0** s-ailar •«* ruMUXer K t S S I.I* J . 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PLANNM& PftTtm CTtON t 5. R eal E s ta te F o r Sale CLASSIFIED IN USX 1. Good Food t Far Rent 3. WaaUd to Rent ' 4. Real Estate Wanted 8. Real Estate Fee Sale 8. Mortgage Leans 7. Business OppertaniUee 7 A l a i - . i c c s — ’-------------------8. Fesaale Help Wanted f . Male Help Wanted 18. Male er Fesaale 11. Work WaaUd 18. Plumbing Berries* 18. Electrical Serricca 14. Build. Paint * Repair 15. special Serf lets 15-A Beauty Parlors IS. Flowers * Plante 17. Peta • Lirenteck • BappUce BEL AIR HOME: 2 bedroom, kit chen equipped. Large beautiful ly landscaped corner lot, tprinkler system. Flexablc down pay< ment. 4 *• mortgage. $57 mn, includes taxes and insurance. 140S E. 24th St. FA 21901. UNFURNISHED apartment Kit­ NICELY furmstied la rf« apart meat, San Lanta Apartments, chen equipped. Call FA 2-2800. 404 E. 14th. .? t r e a t . Pn. FURNISHED apt. 500 Park Are. FA 2-4282. NICE large 2 txtrm. furn. or unBEAUTIFULLY furnished room furit. apts. 1700 Magnolia. in private home. FA 2-7754. 1 and 2 BR. furnished apartments W 4. US mo. ------------- H IN T o f SALE: ~ r iw tn ~ fa n r , g a r a g e ; m o d e rn ; FA2-OS78. 2 BR. furnished house $75 mo. ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR BEAUTIFUL Spartan Trader. 1 Ph. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha bedroom, $12 week, lights and water furnished. Also a 2 bed­ 2-BEDROOM house, clean, cool room trailer. Adults. No pets. and quiet; garage; large yard. FA 2-0519 after 4:30. Phone FA 2-3685. 5-ROOMS, unfurnished, $75 per TWO It THREE bedroom unfurn­ mo. 4-Roomi, furnished, $60 per ished houses, water furnished, mo. Phone FA 2-5021. kitchens equipped. Located on FURNISHED apartment, 201 Ma dead end atreet. CaU FA 2-4411. pie Avenue. Ph. FA 2-1571. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First SL HOME ON LAKE, unfurnished 3 bedroom, large living and din­ NICE bedroom, private entrance ing area. Located in Geneva. $63 and bath. Phono FA 2-244$. per mo. Oviedo FO 5-351$. VLLDROOJlrfrtij rJ fiCj^e. Needs some repair. 8800 down take up payments of 850 a month. Ap. pros. $3,500 a. 5ri. 1 mile north Lake Monroe bridge on 17-92. Call Ralph J. Hayes FA 2-1895. A N E X C IT IN G O F F E R ! Naval officer transferred. Beauliful'3 BR., 2 bath borne on huge fully landscaped corner lo t if. Flexible down payment Coma look and you won't leava. FA 2-6413 for appointment. 3 -BEDROOMhouse, kitchen equipped, screened porch. Fen­ ced yard. Low down payment 809 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-7381. 2-BEDROOM unturnlsbed house, Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle IS»TH EVTH lM«rA A 6 TO BO* AROUNP HEWS FOWBV»R,THBYJ» C B T O VVWITB SOW,* BV QOLLV, I ’M OOlN&TrfWRil r buti got to REFWT7HIS, ITS A FEOCFAL v, OFFENSE/ HE CAME — fCV A MESSAGE IN MV H BOX. lU M A k T NO COMPLAINT. ) WAIT A MINUTE, 5I?.\GIVE ME THE I U NEED YOU ASJJL POUff, A W ITNESS.!------- L HELLO— 5 ir H E S G O N E/ FURNISHED house, fenced yard, 3-BEDROOM house In Pinecrest area, near school. lib baths, electricity furnished, $60 month, large living area. FA 2-8657. FA 2 6776. HOUSE, 4 Rooms and beth, $45 per mo. FA 2-3219. 2-BEDROOM furnished house In SEPARATE dining room, I bed­ the Smokiet. $20.00 per week. rooms, flreplecc. Partly furn­ FURN. A p t 201W W. l i t S t Also real estate for sale. Mr*. ished. Beautiful lot. 1215 Oak. C. If. Largent. Rt. 2 Box 116, 86,900, low down payment. Ph. HOUSE. 801 Rosalia Dr. Call FA 2-2376 or FA 2-4382. Bryson City, N. C. FA 2 3582. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East aide between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliances. School bus stop. Quiet 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ neighborhood. $75 per month. ped. Phone FA 2-2137. Phone FA 2-1145. 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, 2-BEDR003I house, kitchen equip­ air conditioned, 870. FA 2-0868. ped. Phone FA 2-6043. 3-BEDR003I furnished house $90 RENT A BED month. 2536 Palmetto. FA 2-1910 Rollaway, Hospital It Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CLEAN modern furnished apta. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 601 Palmetto. FA 2-4558. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st S t NICELY furnished 3 room apart 3-BR., kitchen equlpl., attic fan, ment. private bath. FA 2-3303. quiet neighborhood. FA 2-8886. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables FURNISHED cottage at Five 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-07*0. Points. Pb. FA 2-1467. Legal Notice NEW 3-bedroom house, furnished, FOR SALE OR LEASE oak floors. Inquire at Floral Eight bedroom home, Ideal loca­ Motor Court on 17-92 just South tion for tourist home. Good in­ of Longwood - Oviedo cross­ come possibilities. roads. Close to Dynatronlc and Dcarbornt Plants. FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor Lillian Trama R. K. I««r«, D. H. Whltmora 3-ROOM firat floor apartment, furnished, $40 per mo. 313 Pal­ metto Ave. A s t:cl»< a «. NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ 2165 S. Park Avc. Pi.. F » 2-5221 ished apartment $60 per month: After hours, FA 2-2618, FA 2-4921 close in. I ll E. 8th. St. Call FA 2-0281, SK 2-5012 FA 2-4283 or FA 25784. CEMENT BLOCK 3-bedroom, douNICE sleeping room, private en­ ble bath home, 713 Brlarellff. trance It bath. FA 2-3966. Low down payment. FA 2-5429. 2 -BEDROOM bouse, terrain* 3-BFDROOM furnished borne, 2336^' floors. Fenced in backyard Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. ideal for children. Apply 602 t :*b arsrss n r F lor ida to W. 27th. M ARTHA JA N E l l i r i l . BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 1SIT ALLEN AVENUE. 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-6368 KNOXVILLE, TKNNEK8EK. 2-RKDROOM garage apt. A e w o m Complaint having h . . n 2544 French Ave. living and dining room. fll.il a a a ln .t you In Ilia Circuit FOR RENT: Garage Apartment, Realtor French Ave. Ph. FA : Court In and fo r 8.mtnula County, 224Vk W. 19th. Street: ndWIy Florida, hr I.tallt I.eon filch, for Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 decorated, 4 rooms. $43 plus dlvnrre. the »lmrl t i l l , o f which la YURN1SHED apartment, 2 rooma utilities. No children or pels. 3-BEDROOM bouse. Two lots In­ LESLIE I.KoN IlK'll. Plaintiff, It bath, aercened porch. $50 per varaua, MAUTIIA JANK n iC If. DeTelephone FA 2-2935. cluding corner. Tull price $7500. mo. 4071b W First. fendant. Iticaa presents ara to com . Terms. 605 E. 25t'i St. I l l - I l l yon In apprar and flla your FOR RENT: 3-bedroom house at written defense* htraln mi or be2104 French Ave. $50 per montb. LARGE 3-bedroom, 1 bath home. fnra Iha lSlh day nf July, A. I). Phone FA 2-4151. ISSA, or ntharwlaa Dacrta Pro ConNlee yard. Reasonable equity, x o t ic k o r d isso lu tio n faaao will ba antared aaalnat you. monthly payment* $78.10. 623 OP FAR TNBRnHIF TWO bedroom furnished apart­ Tha Hanford Herald ly designated Sunland Mimosa T e r r a c e , aa a newspaper o f central cir ­ Notire la haraby elvan that on ment, 2101 Magnulia, $33.00. culation In which tlila citation tha Slh day o f Juna. IMS. the Eatatei FA 2-6202. Phone FA 2-3931. •hall ha published onca each waak partnership composed o f WJLLIK 3-BEDROOM furnished home to responsible party. $110 month­ ly, less with lease. FA 2-5661. J, W. HALL Legal Notice HURRY, GANG/ NOW. YOU M UST ALL Q U IT L#r> «*>• aRoN s ir 1 ir iM r eSuHrOt uViiI N 7 TAK E TU S USIN' OH, BOY. GRANDM A'S SW IM M Ifc P O O L FOR KIPS IS O P E N //./" ------- nnni Ir — for four conaacullva waaks. WITNKMH my hand and official aaat o f tbo Clark o f tha Clroull Court on thla tha IStb day at Juna, A. D. t i l t . 1 etc a i.) Arthur It. ne.-kwllh, Jr. Clark o f Iha Circuit Court lly : Jran K. XVlIke, Deputy Clark Carroll Murk* Attorney at Law ' p. n. n o s i t * Hanford, Florida Hnllritnr fur Plaintiff J. IIIIUTON and E D W A R D XVIILfAMH, doing hualnata under tha ----------X V II.Lt AMH name o f- BIICTON r C N K R A L HOME. Hanford. r i o r XVILLIE dissolved withdraw _________ ___ „ ____ _______nm from said huslnraa and will not bo lia­ ble on any abllgalloua created In Ills futura by ED W AR D W I L ­ LIAM* nr tha W1I.LIAMM FCNEItA L RDMK, o f Sanford. Florida. Wlllla J. Uruton Edward Wllllama Publish Jims IS, IT, ! » A July C. ji n iciA i. n a n it THE aT A T R OF FLORIDA, A N D F O R BB M INOL V COL IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I I T M n in t h la Ik* Court s i the I 'o o aty Judge, assalasla Caoaty, l l a t o o f Florida, la Fro hats, la ro sba Kotafo aft AL'OCIT MITCHELL REMUSAT Dacoaaad ARCH IK f I CAUGHT ANOTHER? —■ TAKE ITO ff.-. 1 QUICK# > v FINAL SOOCYl -----> pcrMOnHNJ. S HEARD TLKRg l MID-STATE HOMES. INC. a Florida corporation, NOTICE Noll. • la he.eby given that Iha undersigned will, on ilia llh day nf July, A. D. ISIS, present la Iha Honorablo County Judea o f Srml. nota County, Florida, h*r final raturn, account and vouchers, aa Admlnlatratrlx C.T.A. of tba Katata o f At'QCHT MITCHELL It EM CHAT, drcaaaed, and at aald tints, then and that*, maka appllcallnn In tha aald Judea for a final aattlomant o f bar administra­ tion o f aald ratal*, and far aa order dlai-hnralns bar aa such A d ­ ministratrix CT.A. Daltd tbla tha tl b day o f Juna A. D. I*4». HELEN* XV. RK MCIAT As Administratrix C.T.A. nf tha Ratals o f AUaCflY MITCHELL REU CHAT, Dscsassd A. Edwin Bhlnholscr Attorney for Adm ln lslra lrls C.T.A. Sanford Atlantlo Hank Jlulldlng Sanford. Florida TkfYVB OTHY wife, MAE CAnTXVRlUHT, his Defendant*. NOTICE O F SLIT THE * T A T E O T FLORIDA TO! JAMES C A R T W i m i H T and DOROTHY MAE CARTWRIUUT . hi* wife whoa* raaldanr* I n 41 Virginia Hill Avenue, Alexandria, X’lrglna. YOU A R E H E R E B Y REQUIRED to III* your answer or written defenses, If any. in Iha above pr o............ reedln* with - - - Clerk o f Ihla Court, and lo servo a copy thereof upon tho P la in tiffs attorney, whoso name and addrasa appeara horenn, or btfo ro the U t h day o f July, m orla asa on tha follow in g daacrlbed rral property ly ln r and being In Semlnols County, Florida, to -w ll: l.ol I, o f Block D, nf Kecond Rtplat o f Tract II. af Ranlando Spring*. Stmlnolo County, Florida, according lo plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook ». Pag* 7, o f tho Publlo Itecurda nf Samlnolo County, F lo r­ ida. Subjaet to rM trlcltoa o f record. DONE ond O RD ERED at Sanford, Seminal* County. Florid*. Ihl* tt t b day o f June. ISO. ART HUR H. BECKWITH, JR. CI.EHK OF CIRCUIT COURT lly Jean K. XVIIke, D. C. (SEAL) Harry M. Hobbt Attorney for ria in tllf LARGE three bedroom unfurn­ ished home 1313 Park Ave., $123.00 month. Cell FA 2-3931, 2-A Beach Rental* HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—339 So. Atlantic Av*., D a y t o n a Beach. For reservation call FA 2-0451. _____________ ROBERT A . WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. F A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. PARK Legal Notice HOMES THR eTA TF . O F F L O R I D A TO W Y N D H A W K. P HID DI.IL W I I U I K RESIDENCE A N D A D D R E S * It P O S T O F F H E R O X ITS. P A I N E S V I L L E , 0 1 1 ^ 0 , ........ ...... ...................... Q u iet N ear A aworn Complaint b a v in s bsen fllad aaalnsl you In the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Count), Florida, by MARJORIE J. PltlltDLK. for divorce, tho short till* or which I* MARJORIE J. PRIDRLE, Plaintiff, varaua XVYNDHAU K. PR1DDLE. Dafoudant, three presents ara to command you to appear and flla your written de­ fenses herein on or litfore the D ili day o f July. A. U. HI*, or otherwise Uacrro Pro Con fassow lU be onlered against you. Tha Sanford Herald la designat­ ed aa > ntw a »a p tr o f s*n*ral clrculatlon In which thla citation shall b* published nnca each weak f o r four con secutive weeks. XVJTXKHH spy hand and official ■aal o f Iha Clerk nf Iha Circuit Court un tb it tb* 10th day o f June, A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clark o f tho Circuit Court Mack N. ClAvalend, . Jr. Atturney at Law, P. O. Ilox 110. Hull# SIS Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bulldlns Sanford, Florida Publish Jun* SI. ^S •A July I. 1S C o m m u n ity G o lf C o u r io T u rn W e s t O n 2 0 th S t. F o llo w C o u n try C lub R d . St W a tch F o r O u r S ig n s • . • . O P E N D A IL Y t : 0 0 A . M . T i l D a rk SUN DAY 2 :0 0 P . M . T i l D a r k Skatmakah C o a a tr a c tlM C e^ law. $41 West UUi Street Fbe*e FA S-I1M p. o a * t stsi [NATlOKy RASH.1 A H A '> t 5 - r A E • 7 0 A XCONd ► AVAM /rf-l • Most m m esm ts Tampa I, Florida Publish Juna St, 11 A July t. I t Inncrspriag Mattress Heavy Duty Tick *50 DOWN Matchlag Boa Spring MOVES 6 Hollywood Legs dad/ take a th ese » PI8TV HICCUPS XJXK ] AT MV 8WJ5MY NtW '— suin' ^ L fO B T V c So l u r s NOMS.'I CURED DAO’S HICCUPS.'/ YEAR TW IN OR GUARANTEE DOUBLE P k . F A 2*6321 YOU IN- $10,850-F R O M -$69.50 MO S BKDBOOMg. I l l T IL S BATHS v illi telereg fixtures, tarraaa* flesra, YMMtiaa kllmda, caryerto, sersea ysreh. sUUty reess aa4 many ether extras. All B m m b Cany A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN TH* CITY — ALL CITY CONVKNIENCBS eI M . f pa. $a 8-r$$S | a. o . •** ♦$ �Use HERALD W ant Ads To Deliver Your 8. Female Help Wanted ftanfnrh fr r a li) Business Service Message. Wed. June 29, I960— rnge 13 3-BEDROOM house, corner lot. WE HAVE a lovely hum. with LAFF-A.DAY SHORT OF CASH? fenced, $8,000. FA 2-4184. * 100 (I. frontage on lake in Who Isn't? How about earn­ ^ Loch Arbor; 2-bedrooms, 1‘ * SUN LAND ESTATES: 3 bedrooms. ing about $2 per hour? House­ W baths, large living room and Corner lot. Make offer. Phone wives preferred for good Florida room, double carportc. FA 2 7033. — AVON - terriioi ter" Write, "Box --------Call S i- .u ic t uiii'iiunic. snown 246, Lockhart, Fla. 13 LOTS in Oiteen, high and dry, by appointment only. reasonable. FA 2-5330. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for a 4 LAKEFRONT. 2-Bedroom, C. B. 10. Male or Female bedroom home in the country 200 x 830 ft. beautiful point of DUE TO BUSINESS EXPANSION. with 1 acre of land for garden land. Sand bottom: swimming, WE HAVE OPENINGS IN THIS spot, nice lawn on paved road fishing, boat and dock. Furnish­ AREA FOR 2 ADDITIONAL you should see this! House is ed or unfurnished. Also 200 x M E N (OR WOMEN). BE old but in good condition. Priced 300 ft. lakefront lot. Terms. Ph. TWEEN 40 AND 63. WHO ARE at (10,000; 173 per month. FA 2 4908. INTERESTED IN EARNING 8100.00 PER WEEK. OR MORE. WHAT’S WRONG? MAYBE YOU CAN QUALIFY. BROKER We spent good money last week WRITE—WATKINS PRODUCTS. W. B. Shippy, Assoc. telling you folks about tbix INC., 639 WEST PEACHTREE 202 So. Park Avr. Ph. FA 2-SMI wonderful buy in a 4 bedroom, ST., N. E. ATLANTA 8, GA. 2 bath, tiled roof, Florida Room, TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cot ( 1 ). kitchen equipped including Dish­ tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 2-3631. washer, large storage place, 4t4»i financing, only $3630 down 11. Work Wanted with total price of $16,230.00, LAWN MOWING and cleaning. $97.00 monthly. Owner will con­ Call Burke Winn. FA 2-4308. THE TIME TESTED FIRM sider $l,ooo 2nd mortgage. Don't . 116 N. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 612J be caught napping by passing SALESMAN, retired CPO, age 37 desires sales, clerical or this one up. Contact SEMINOLE OWN A PART OP FLORIDA other position. Experienced, REALTY, FA 2-3232 for im­ Sooner or later you'll be glad you honest, reliable. Call FA 2-3631, invested in one of these small mediate inspection and purchase. ask (or H. W. Henson. “ Oh, goody------you brought me a flower poti" acreage parcels for your home C.B.S. 2-bcdroom house, kitchen site or investment. . . equipped, near Plnecrest School. HOUSEWORK, FA 2 2896. $2,000 cash 10 acres palm ham Cash or terms. Ph. FA 2-3377 mock HOUSEWORK: FA 2-4018. 15. Special Services 15>A Beauty Parlors alter 5:30 p. m. $1,800. cash 10 acres (72 lota) $3,000 any termi 5 acres—perfect BARGAIN: House for SALE or LAWN MOWING—yard work. De OUR SPECIALTIES Lifetime June k July Specials! Permanents pcndable colored man. FA 2 7034 homesite and a few citrus RENT. 2409 Orange Ave. 2Mufflers — Brake Adjustments 83.93 k up. 2 Senior Opertors, (1,003 cash 3*4 acres with over k Rrlining. THRIFTY SERVICE Bedroom, screened porch, kit 12. P lu m bin g S e rv ice * Harriett, Jo Stapleton k Eva A 1300 feel hard road frontage STATION. Cor. 2nd k Palmetto. chcn equipped, carporte k large Jo Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. ^ $7,500 terms, g acres lakefront PLUMLING shady lawn. $50o for equity or Stamps. Air Coml. HARRIETT'S AIR CONDITIONING $4,000 la cash. 3 acres close to MAKE OFFER. $73 month Contracting k Repalri BEAUTY NOOK, 105 So. Oak town H. B. POPE CO. Free Estimates rent. Less than $7,000 balance. FA 2-3742. $10,800 terms 29% 30 acres high R. L. HARVEY After 36 ntu. rent drops to 200 S. Park - FA 2-4234 land 16. Flowera 4 Plantn $17.50. Contact Mrs. Korgan, 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33(3 FA 2 8234. Cut Flowen For Any Occasion W. H. "Bill'* STEMPER Agency ALL MAKES k MODELS IT'S BEAUTIFUL Is SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Realtor k Insurer UNDER PRICED 2-1120 or FA 2-01T0 Phone FA 2-4991 * 112 N. Park Larie home with three bedronms 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ter.) Plumbing 4 Heating • 17. Peta, Livestock, Supplies and two baths on 214 lots. Many LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. FA 2-3C25 AIR CONDITIONING trees. 2317 Osceola Drive. . Garage, Nice yard. Reasonable PUPPIES: FA 2 4264. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ' equity. 912 Cherokee Circle, PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-65«2 6. Mortgage Loans Sunland Estates. FA 2-2339. 19. Boats and Motors W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2-4123 13. Electrical Servlet* MORTGAGE LOANS Gateway To The Waterway 3-REDROOM cement block home, Commercial and Your EV1NRUDE Dealer large living room with four slid­ House Wiring — cPeclrle Service Conventional Residence ing doors into screened porch. Robnon Sporting G oods Sid Vihlen WISE and JOHNSON 3 0 4 S h l L l i b ^ P h FA 2 598) 102 E. Woodland Dr. RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3 3483 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 Windshield Back Glass 20. Automobiles Orlando, Fla. * C. A. Whiddon, Sr. St. Johns Realty Co. Q Registered Real Estate Broker Th. FA 2-1301 17-12 at Hiawatha tlon and well established. In­ ventory—Take over. Apply 604 W. 8th SI. _____________ CHECK As Low As w elcom e Te ianfnrd! Be Onr Cueele Fat 2 Pays Absolutely Free, W ilkes! OfalifsUes At One Ol Sanford's Leading Metals While Yes Lacate Housing For Yen A Veer Family. Pick Up k ' j s Al Salon Office I Odham & Tudor Hwy. 17*92 A *Tth St. ■else Office • a M J. Brelley Ph* w Odham. President SINGER Featherweight to respon* sible party. 11 payments left at 89.10. Guaranteed. Attach, mcnls. Call FA 2-3823, 23. Noticed A Personals RIDERS from Sanford area to Marlin plant or polnta In be* tween. Cali FA 2-3849 week days, after 8 P. M. 24. Lost 4k Found LOST* Child’s male Siamese, bat collar wilh "T o m " written in. side. 122 Country Club Dr. BE* WARD. FA 2-0338. BEAUTIFUL OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE Ml W. 1st. St. FA 2 2611 HOMES LOW INTEREST RATES ) Already Financed % No Qualifying Other Ilian Your Own Good Crodli 3 Bedroom — 1*2 Bath Homoo SUNLAND ESTATES and SOUTH P1NECEEST 4>,% — a * — S '« % INTEREST Homes One To Threo Years Old Down l'a)menla An Low A t $398 Monthly Payments Aa Lew As $71 We Have A Home For You ODHAM & TUDOR SALES OFFICE SANFORD FA M 6I1 J. DRA1LEY ODHAM, President LAST CHANCE! Our Q putk NEW CAR SALE b fc Thun. s d B H H i H i w WWWWXVA-.Vrt •••• DISCOUNTS TO our TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL free Sell Ut Your Furniture. Qu’rk Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. PEASi lllackeye lt Crowder. Ph. FA 2-0413. 59 P L Y M O U T H Closing: Cost •I 22. Articles For Sale FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Ph. Encloied head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic screening and cement work, 114 W. 2nd St. TA 2 4822 '51 4-DOOR Triumph— 4,200 miles or rayon tapes. Colton or nylon FA 2 4899. coids. —heater— defroster— demister BOYD S CABINET SHOP - Kit­ —tubless white sidewalls—like Senknrik Giant and Paint Co. THOS. E. THOMPSON chens. Doors, Plywood Walls, new—can be seen 1607 Cedar 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4622 307 Elm Avr. FA 2-2810. General Contractor Avenue—FA 2-7248. Home Carpentry Repair! REDt-MIX-CONCRETE LAWNS MOWED - Power Edgcr. 1 96 9 RENAULT DAUPIIINE, Roofing k Siding 37" Window Sills 81.23 Jerry Lord, FA 2-3219. Phone FA 2-8452 white, sun roof, $230 and as54" Window Lintels $1.23 suma note. Ph. FA 2-3328 after MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. LUMBER * HARDWARE * PAINT T.V. SERVICE within the hour. 8:30 p. m. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 House calli 82. All parts and ROOFING FHA Loans labor guaranteed 90 days. SUN* B. EDWARDS SHINE T. V., FA 2 9792. BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 15*A Beauty Parlors 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-789S Odham & Tudor Teur personal satisfaction fas see full je e r on Ike construeties e f your hoes# er money Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 FOUR pc. sectional A dining room suite. Seven mo. old. Ph. FA 2-2293 evenings. DON’T LOSE your vacation money) Use safe, convenient TRAVELER'S CHECKS MAMMY DOLLS, toaster or mix­ er covers $1.3o each. Send cash Available at . . or money order. R. H. Landers. Rt. 1. Box 179-A. Sanford, FLORIDA STATE BANK Specify color of print k color of doll. LOST: MRS. LOUCK'S KEYS. REWARD IF RETURNED AIR CONDITIONER, two-ton wa* TO 717 MAGNOLIA tercooted I’ hllco model at book value. In perfect condition, may LOST Parakeet, rhartrueie In be seen in operation. Phone color, answers to name of "Prat* Midway 7-3074, Winter Park. ty Boy". 29 Malanias Ed., De* H»rj\ Fla. NO 8-3227, APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE, like new, reasonable. NO 8-4068. FOUND: Large lent ia weeda West of Buck Lake, Geneva. 20 Gallon garbage can 82 98, mess Owner may have itm e by kit*, canteens. ARMY-NAVY Identifying. Phone FA 2-2411. SURPLUS, 310 Sahford Ave. LOST: Small female Chltrathua and Manchester, light brewa 1937 COOLATOR refrigerator A llntpoint stove, both in good ren­ with black itripa on back. EE* WARD. FA 2-8827 dition, $83 for both. FA 2-7524. Door Glass Vent Glaaa 14. Build. Paint 4 Repair 7. Bualntns Opportunities 1937 RENAULT Ilauphlnc. SERVICE FA 2-6338. Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, SERVICE STATION: Good loca- TopQualtty GUARANTEE CUSTOM Upholstcrlug. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranteed. Good Used Furniture fur Sslc. Phone FA 2-7818 or Ml 4-1771. In Casselberry. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week, nr Month— FURNITURE CENTER lioo French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7933 -s 1 Year Peraonal Satisfaction New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-3(22 RENTALS $3 WEEK Dawn's Im m ed ia te Occupancy Jenkins Furniture WILSON - MAIER 2-2611 22. Articles For Sale GOOD used frame windows, Jambs and assortrd lumber. See fore man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. 2-WHEEL utility trailer $30. 123 Mayfair Circle. Ph. F A 2-2326. tBARBECUE GRILL with electric motor $13; large Ice cooler $12; 1938 HOUSETRAILER, 42’ x I ’, call after 6 00 p. m. FA 2-3091 $300 cash or furniture, take over pa. mcnls. FA 2 8211. MATERIALS FOR SALE: at the FOR SALE or resume paymrnli Oviedo white school; 1 frame on 1969 English Escort Station building, IS' 0" x 24' 0" with Wagon. Ph. FA 2-3993 after 6 one door, four windows and P m. pitched roof; 1 water storage tank, 4' 0" x 16' 0 "; 20, 2'X” , 21. Furniture round steel Lally Cols, 7’ 0 "; 6, 2*4" round steel Larry Cols, 9' New k Used Furniture k Appli­ 0 "; 170 Hn. Tt„ 4" x 4” steel ances. A Good Plara To beams; 130 lln, ft.. 2 '4 " x 2>»" BUY. SELL or TRADE x >«" steel single angle; 21, 2)$’* x 2‘ 4" heavy bulb Tees, 13' O'* long. Apply to Superintendent on 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 job at school or Richardson's Construction Co., p. o . Box • RIG VALUES 8137, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, • QUICK CREDIT or phone George Rettle, • EASY TERMS FO 4-3307, Oviedo. Florida. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 3677, Buckner k Son. READY FOR OCCUPANCY WANTED: Reliable party to take advantage of a forfeiture of 8." Female ^ 5 eIp T 5 'a n teT =T^ ™ down payment on a new 3-bed­ SUPERMARKET CASHIER: Must room, 2-bath homo in North be experienced and have ref­ Orlando. Total monthly pay­ erences. Apply to Tip Top Super­ ment of $93.00 Including taxes market, 329 Sanford Avessue. and Insurance. House has stain­ less built In kitchen, Frigidalre HOUSEKEEPER . COMPANION refrigerator, plus many other for lady. Live In Orlando. Sal­ ' extras, with no city taxes. Lot ary. room and board. FA 2-3074. site 81 x 113, Ask to sec Mr. Sweets home. Phone FA 2-0935 MRS. AVON CUSTOMER CARPENTRY: repairs, re-model* for appointment. • You have used AVON COSMEIng, new construction. FA 2-2306 2432 YALE: 2 BR. masonry, air tics. You know their quality conditioner, washer, range, re­ and guarantee. There la a big 15. Special Services frigerator and attic fan. This Beamy Satan demand for AVON atrvice. ia nice. Asking $1,950. Make ENVELOPES, Letterheads, itata- 2410 Oak FA 1-7884 Write at once to make appoint­ menu, invoices, hand bills, and offer. Phone collect: TE 1-4173 ment with manager, Box 248, p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive or TE 4-3391, SEM-O-REALTY. Lockhart, Fla. Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931— a I-BEDHOOM home, kitchen equip306 West 13tb SL ***y ped. Corner lot. Fenced In yard. WAITRESS k COOK. Apply in Nice location. 414% FHA mort­ SERVICE CALLS $200 person or call for appointment. gage. Low monthly payments. Dixie Belle Diner, Hwy. 17-92, The Biggest Utile Shop Phone FA 2-1426. In Sanford. AU Parti And Longwood. Ph. TE 1-3931. Labor Gi -ranleed 90 Days. FIRST $800 cash will buy $1,800 SANFORD RADIO k T> CENTER equity in beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 If you will work six hours a day 303 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 bath home with lako view. Many and ran tell an Interesting story, extras including G. E. Built in you should make over $100 a VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: equipment. FA 2-3872. week Immediately. Repairs xnd Supplies. Electro­ lux, Hoover, Kirby, Rcxalr, ete. 1. No night or Sunday work No service charge. Work guar­ TODAYS NEW HOMES IIV 2. No price competition anteed. Call FA 2-0294. 3. Company benefits and guar­ SPECIAL anteed earnings rUMPS - SPRINKLE IIS All types and ilxes, installed "D o It Y ourself Give experinee and background WE REPAIR AND SERVICE in flrit leitar. Write J. R. CofSouth Pinecreat S T I N E field, 300 Weat Washington, Chi* 4-DR. 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F.F.V. Party Assortment EACH FEATURING SW IFTS PREMIUM SHORTENING FLA. OR GA. GRADE A — WHOLE * jj W W W Order) FROZEN FOODS (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) SWANSON’S SWIFT’S PREMIUM ROUND WINTER GARDEN ARMOUR’S STAR ALABAM A GIRL CHICKEN BEEF DAT TURKEY PIF5 FOOD KING BIRDSEYE WHOLE OR SHANK END G R E E N PEAS COPELAND MUSSELMAN’S pug CU T CORN CELLO m DOG # FOOD STOKSLYY CUT m jt ir j BEETS X* REYNOLD’S **• CUT-RITE GREEN W AX GIANT A PEAS <22, PAPER I SANFO RD �q ■ M H p M M i i . foecord Enrollment Predicted Enrollment in Seminole County School* thift fall Is expected to reach a record peak o f 12,921. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee said today. Milwee said the biggest increase In en­ rollment will be in the south end o f the Arounty. However Milwee added that there * re ample facilities to take care o f the in­ crease' as tar as classrooms are concerned. A heavy increase la expected in AHr . monte Springs, Longwood «n»l Cassel­ berry. During the last school year, enroll­ ment in the schools was 10,812. Miluce said that he expect* 9.128 white students in the schools and 3.79.1 Negro youngsters.. School in the fall will open Sept. 8. Johnson Defies COP; Asks Recess WASHINGTON (UP1) — Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, defying Republican opposition, formally asked today for Congress to recess Saturday and return Aug. 8. after the political conventions. Johnson proposed a recess resolution shortly after GOP lawmakers in both House and Senate took a stand against _ _ , Truman Remains Mum On Quitting As Demo Delegate INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (U P 1 )O o r m e r Prealdent Truman re­ mained silent today about hli •respected reiisnation ai a Mis•etiri delegate to the Democratic Rational convention, while apeMillion increased on how hii action would affect the preidenUal hopei of Sen. Stuart Symington for the Democratic preiidential nomination. Truman, in a terie telegram (Wednesday to Slisiouri Gov. James T. Blair Jr., said he was resigning ai a delegate and also would not atlend the party'! con­ vention, beginning July 11 in Dot Angeles. He gave no explanation. His private secretary. Miss lo s e Conway, said the 76-yesrold former chief executive would bold a press conference Saturday “ presumably lo explain hix rea* aoni for deciding not to go lo Los ^A ngeles." Only last week, at a rally for Symington in Kansas City, Trumsn iold eoo supporters of the Missouri supporters: “ I'm for Stu, and I'm going to •fay with him until the last dog dies." 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (VPM Btoak prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ................. American Tobacco ........... . 56‘x Bethlehem Steel ................. . 43 Caterpillar .......................... Chrysler ............................... . 43 Curtiss • Wright ................ . 17H DuPont ................................. 200’ 4 Ford Motor ........................ . 66'* General Electric ................ . 92* • General Motors ................. . 44 Graham • Paige ................ 2 Int. TAT ............................. . 4I*« Johnson Electronics ......... . 9W-10 Lorillard .............................. . .36'a Minute Maid ..................... . 23' a Penney ............................... . 4.Va Penn RR ............................ . 14*. Scar* Roebuck ................ . S3>4 Standard Oil (NJ) ........... . 404a •l* Studebaker .......................... the plan to recc*« rather than adJourn for the year before the De­ mocratic convention begin* July II. He will ask a vote later today. Senate llrpublican leader Ever­ ett M. Du keen backed Johnson even though (JOP senators were i rported to have shown two-to-onr sentiment against a recess. Johnson accused the Republicans of trying to keep Democrat! from attending tha party'a pre-conven­ tion platform committee meetings HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Aeries* which start next Tuesday in Los An*eie*".~H« "said the'G O I’"'move | was “ rather partisan in charac Granger announced Wednesday “ ........... they would dissolve their 10-yearter." The Democratic Democratic leader, leader, a pres- marriage. A spokesman for the The Idential pio.pect, told the Senate ' ° UP>» ■ dlvorce w° uld Congreia cannot finish next wttk within the next month, pronand that “ anybody who pretsndl >b|F ,n » her« bolh * r« he can do it la misleading th « ' r**id*nt*. Ameiiran people and branding himself aa tha demagogua he la." WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi­ House Republicans voted un­ animously at a rloscd-door caucus dent Eisenhower hopes to break to oppose recessing this weekend. away for a vacation next month. S e n a t e Republicans expressed probably in Newport, aR. 1., but their sentiment Informally by a ruefully expects the August con­ show o f hands at their own pri­ gressional session lo bring him back to tha steaming capital. The vate caucu*. Rep. Charles R. Uneven of president chatted informally with lowra, chairman of the confer­ reporters about hit vacation plan* ence, told newsmen there was to Wednesday. much dissatisfaction among Dem­ ocrats over tha receat plan that there was a “ good chance" that it LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (UPI) would b« defeated on tha House —The Congo ended 52 year* as a floor. Belgian colony and became the world's newest republic at one minule past midnight today. The proclamation of independence sat off two days of riotous festivities , in tbe Uth African country lo gain ila freedom aince World War II. Tha Congo is about a third tha aiac of the United Stales and W EATHER: Cloudy through Friday with widely scattered shower*. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 74-80. VOL. I L I X United Preea Leased Wire Eatabliahad i908 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Repub. Mean National Chairman Thru*tea B. Morton aaid today Demo•rata have made a “ deal" to run a Kenntdy-Johnaon ticket in the presidential election. Morion, who also is a GOP tenA ator from Kentucky, said the tip^ a l f was former President Tru­ man's announcement that he would not atlend (he Democratic •onvention opening July 11 in Los Angeles. The decision of congressional leaders lo recess the Senate and House for a month and come back to work aflrr the political conventions was furlhrr proof of a “ deal," Morion declared in a . ttatement. f r “ It seems clear from all indi­ cations that a deal has been made and there will be only one ballot in Los Angeles," he said. To the suggestion that he might accept the vice presidential nombutton, Senate Democratic Lead­ er Lyndon B. Johnson (T ex.) bad this comment. “ The silly season is on and I'm sorry it is aliening people who ' ether wise would talk more V een se." A spokesman for Sen. John P. Kennedy, current frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomi­ nation, declined to comment on the Morton statement. Morton, said Truman’a an­ nouncement Wednesday (hat he was resigning aa a convention delegale "ia proof (hat he ares the handwriting on the wall and rumors of the Kennedy • Johnson 9 deal that has been floating •round Washington are true." Truman has endorsed Sen. Stu­ art Symington (M o.) for (he Democratic presidential nomina­ tion. He said he would explain his reasons for not attending the ventlon al a news conference Saturday. WASHINGTON (UPD — Presi­ dent Eisenhower today vetoed as “ indefensible" a bill to raise the pay of federal workers by $7.so million a year. He offered to ap­ prove “ a modest increase" tied to a 2.1 percent rise In the rost of living since (he last general pay boost in 1958. Eisenhower said Use electionyear pay measure, granting in­ creases ranging from 7:3 to l.fl percent, could not be defended “ by any light," including the rise in (he cost of living. The chief executive, la a special message to the House, said the present federal pay system was badly antiquated and the pay bill would make the situation worse. He assailed what he railed “ pres­ sure tactics" uy some postal workers to get Congress to pass the measure— and to override the expected veto. The disputed pay bill, V the veto is overridden, would go into effect thie Friday. It would provide across theboard pay raisea of 7.3 percent for 1,4M,000 white collar workers in the three branches of govern­ ment • eteculive legislative, and Judicial, The aame increase would go to 1.10.000 postal workers in higher News Briefs Actors To Divorce Another One? Congo Republic Sanford Firm Gets Survey Job SPECIAL GUESTS nt the Coffee Club meeting held to­ day w ere sh ow n through the new storeroom addition nt the Chamber of Commerce Building. Mra. Camilla Bruce, left, o f the Chnmber staff conducted the tour. Gueata The '{M y Pl^Unfofa tjaa ktatga’ WASlJN .Tt-N (U PI) - \ ’uba'a lha three big ail firm* refused an ni European*. rd the Job o r‘ su4V*ylng 11* water •selaur* of American «*' n- iv'fctfna order to rafiaa Soviet aruda »U supply >>J.iem and recommending Enforcement Askeu has played into Ihe hands / Ihe |which Cuba 1* importing in asa 20-year program for Its develop­ Soviet trade offensive ia , l.aiin TALLAHASSEE U jPI) Girls ment (a a local firm, Lcftler arid Ameru a and ppses a knotty diplo- change for auger. Bush, in association with Clark, State Gov. Marsha Orth aaid Wed­ malic problem for tha United ’ Premier Fidel Castro's currency Dailey and Dietz o( Urbans, ill. nesday laws governing tale of ob­ Slates on how In beat it. restrictions have, prevented Ihe • The preliminary survey and re­ scene literature and alcoholic U. S. oifkisis (cared that Wed­ American lirm* from collecting bevrragei should be more slricUy port it to be started right away nesday's takeover of the Texaco and be rompleled within four enforced. Mias Orth, 17, a high refinery in Cuba and Ihe threaten­ suine *50 million in bills they were months. It will Include a review achooi senior from Ocala, said ob­ ed aeliura of* American Esso owed lor their Cuban operaliona. Cuba has expropriated $3U0 million of the present water system, plant scene literature waa being forced and Bntish-Dutcji Shell refineries to 9430 million in other American and facilities and the city's well on young parsons by distributor* would thrust Cuba toward greater properlie* without compensation. field* and the engineers will be and producers, and that many tav­ reliance on Iron Curtain barter To put it mildly, these difficul­ required t» present a stage by. ern operators ignored the law* trade. ties fur private enterprise are un­ stage dcielopmrnl proposal to against sala lo minors in order to Tbe Texaco arixu ra ra m r a lte r likely to encourage free world in­ take care of the next 20 year* of make more money. vestment in Cuba. city growth. Meanwhile, Soviet Premier Ni­ Mott important item in the sur­ kita S. Khrushchev made it clear vey will be location of additional VIENNA, Austria (U PI) -S ov iet in Romania last week that expand­ well fields for increasing -the i Premier Nikita Khruahrhev flew ing trade with undeveloped areas water supply and the stage dive- I into Vienna today with » message was a main ilem of Soviet policy. lopmcnl suggestions to keep Ihe of friendship and peacrfti' coex Cuba hat signed trade agree­ city from overtaxing its supply istence and received the in ments with East Germany, Poland and plant as it hat had to during diiferenl reception ha t>n 11 tha recent dry period, Cily Man­ perienced on any visit u, tha West. Two acr nt* in ihe cily limits ager Warrrn Knowles said. Even the 140,000 Viennese who Wednesday afternoon resulted in The report, expected to cost voted for the Communist Parly in damages of over ll.uoo, police re­ about. $8,000, also will include Ihe Iasi elections stayed off the ported. l,ouis Junior Hopkins a a review of water system main­ sundrenched street*. By contrast 22-year old pipefitter from Ten­ tenance and repair problems and hi* reception in America was al­ nessee waa traveling n ortli on proposals fur solving them in lha most friendly while in Franca it French Ave. when Louis Fritz Nafuture. they, of Lake Monroe pulled onto bordered on the enthusiastic. June rains have eased Ihe pres­ French from a filling station. HopWASHINGTON (U PI) — A sure on ine water plant and it it kin’s car struck the left front of fiicht browed In (ho House today running at normal since Ihe wa­ Nathey'a, resulting in LS0 dam­ aver rival electlon-yoar bills to ter supply level is up, Knowles age. boost tho ll-on-hour minimum reported. The charge against Nathcy waa wore and briny more workers failure to yield the right-of-way-, under its protaction. police said. There were no inju­ Domorratia Leader John W. Mc­ ries. Cormack predlrted that the Hou.e In Ihe second mishap, lamia Ho- would pat* a bill by night-fall in JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - The Navy called off a search today laa, was going south on Park Axe., Ihe rush to clean up ptndlng busi­ WASHINGTON (UIM) — T h e for i pilot believed killed when when a car driven by Doris lo-ona ness before storting a convention House was expected to vote over­ his single-engine Jet plana crashed Scruggs, of Sanford pulled onto m i 'K this weekend. whelmingly laie today to grant near Palalka Tuesday night. Ihe avenue from the Pig 'n* WmtLiberal Democrats said they be­ Eisenhower Ihe power he wants to Tbe pilot was Identified loday lie, atarted lo make a loft turn, lieved they could pul across their atop or trim Cuban sugar tales lo •I Lt. (Jg> William D. Ixw u of and was struck1on the right iront measure Increasing ths minimum the United Stales. Canton, Ohio. lender by Kolas' auto, police aaid. wage gradually to 91-29 an hour The legislation would halt fur­ Searcher* found lb* wreckage Charges have been filed against and extending coverage to t.6 mil­ ther Cuban import* unless the of the plane icattared over a both parties, police aaid. Itotaa lion more worker*. President ordered them continued. quarter • mile area Wednesday U charged with failing lo have Hut they ronreded that tbe bill Secretary of State Christian A. morning. But tber* was no sign hi* vehicle under control and feted a nip-and-luvk battle with a Herter told newsmen last week of the pilot, the Navy said. Mra. Scrugg* is charged with hav­ substitute barked by a RcpubliIhe administration had no imme­ A Navy spokesman aaid Iwwia ing no driver'* license and failure can-Southarn Democratic coalition. diate plan to reduce Cuba's im­ waa presumed dead. The cause to yield the right-of-way. Total House GOP Leader Charles A. port quota. of the crash was not known. damage was I67S, police added. Ilallet-k said he would fight for the substitute, sponsored by Rep. A. Paul Kilcbin (D-N. C.). Hailed, foresaw a “ reasonably good chance" o f winning. Kitrhin's substilut* would raise tha wag* floor U 91.11 an hour, Sbinhul»«r pointed out that tioni can be dictated by federal dividual* operating in a free at­ tha maximum recommended by mosphere can liva and work harm­ the Eisenhower administration for federal control over the indivi­ agencies." oniously in a common cause; presently covered workers. dual bat been extended, and con­ “ One hat only lo investigate those aame individuals when tinue* to be extended in numer­ ous way*. “ Social security and the eoata and terms under which grouped into apeeial segments similar legislation hat been many of these projects are con­ centered on promotion of (hair broadened to the point where even structed lo learn that tuch dicta­ selfish interests, ran be forced the self employed.' professional tion U frequently not ia Ihe heat into particular rlaaai/icailout and man ia now forced within Ha interest* of ttw taxpayer." ha pilled against each other." “ Whether intentionally or alharThe Sheriff'a office reports Mist ••id. scope." “ Whan ■ govern moat under­ wise, our national government in there was an armed robbery at Shinholser stressed that an In­ creasingly common mean* of ex­ take*. U destroy individuality and •caking to standardise the Amer­ lha Little Giant food ators la tending federal control U parti­ reduce Ha paopia la a aommon ican individual hat bean guliiy of Forest City Wednesday night. Two white men wearing khaki cipation in alatc or public pro­ denominator, it *om*limas resort* fostering dissatisfaction, enrourject* with ladaral funds. “ Whan la daviewa do visas, “ flbinboJaar ■gm* discord and breading ha- pants and white shins sod armad Mad; Mm lawyer aaid. wMh a shotgun and a fietol staged •web funds a n part o f nay pro­ “ Wa must never gurreadar in­ tha robbery, lha sheriffs' office ject far construction of reads, buildings, or olhrr works, tb* such device involves a curious dividual freedom for so-called se­ said. The investigation was stilt tbhiis ua at prase Mata. wage*. hours, and working asadi- parados. to- curity," Aa tmphasued. Nikita Snubbed Damage Heavy '• Two Mishaps Fight Brewing On Wage Hike Bill House To Vote On Sugar Quota were left ko right, L'apt. F. G. Edwards, Deane Rnine, of tha North American Aviation Co., Lcdr. Jack Lang­ ford and Cdr. C. 8. Blake. (IImaid Photo) Red, Cuban Ties Growing Navy Calls Off Search For Pilot ^Federal Controls Rapped By Sanford Attorney Sanford attorney Edwin Shinbolter Wednesday critialed (ha way Ihe Federal government it •standing it* controls over indivi­ duals by it* intcrpretaliona of the ganaral welfare elauaet of the •onstituiion. Shinholser. speaking at the iwnnia Club luncheon aaid that '" I am confident that if I nought to run my own affaira in Mm manner in which the federal government's are run, I would wind up in bankruptcy in lest than diva years." " I cannot accept gracefully lb* Maitroctiow by government ai my rig H to be an independent indivi­ dual." buinnoUer emphasised. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 727 Ike Vetoes Federal Pay Raise aipa U million w n p lf— loo.ono Deal On, GOP Says THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960 Little Giant Food Store Robbed and Osacho*loval|ia recently. The State Department Wednes­ day blasted Ihe action against Texaco as “ a naked laltura. , . to contravention of tha norma of conduct by responsible govern menl." For the United Stairs the prob­ lem was how to curb Ihe Commu­ nist like “ infection" in Cuba with­ out putting Washington in the role of unilaterally cracking down on a small l-atin American neighbor. Search Continues For Six Campers MAUSTON, Wi*. (UIM) - Res­ cuers planned to search a Ki foot deep, brush-filled holt today for tha bodies of six boy campers be­ lieved drowned in tha swollen Wis­ consin River. Jtesrchcrs said the bodies may have caught In ths brush tangled in tha hols a mile up river from here. Authorities said they would ask tha Wisconsin Public Service Com­ mission In open river dams, thereby lowering Ihe water level to aid In the search for the boys, all sons of families who fled lha Communitl-ruled Ukraine. The boys, II to 14 years old, were swept downstream Tuesday evening when they panicked and let loose a guide ropq while wadlog across tha treacherous river. The boys werr identified as Ihor Lcwytiky of Minneapolis, and George Trytrhan, Oleh Szereincla, Roman Kuriama, Orest Nikoro wyct and Orest Kurylak, all of Chicago. Camp leader Roslydau Bojaowys, II, was leading the boys across the 73 fool-wide river si dusk when he suddenly stepped into a hole and went under. The 19 boys clinging lo the rope panicked and let go. Twelve of the boys, and 14 other* who Jumpad in from the shore lo help, were rescued. Burdick Takes Lead In Hot Race BISMARCK, N. D. (U P I)—Dem­ ocratic Rep. Quentin Burdick not­ ed ahead of Republican Gov. John Davit loday in their down-lo-thawire race for a seat in lha U. g. Senate. Burdock, carrying Democratic Party hopes to establish this tra­ ditionally Republican North Da­ kota as a a two-party state, forged ia front on new, straggling re­ turns from rural areas. With all but 2$ of tha slate's 2,118 precincts reporting, Burdick bag U M U votes sad Davis MB,130. Burdick, first Democratic congressman in slate history, thus Bag a MP-vala gu rgle. salaried brackets, while an a<MA tional joo.ooo postal employe* would get pay boost* ranging from 8 to 8.2 percent. Eisenhower said thal be wa* convinced a* far aa general pay legislation wa* concerned, that it wa* not required now and ihnuld not be enacted “ until w* can al the same time intelligently mo­ dernize our pay system.” Because this view is not shared by Congress, however, he said ha would be willing, to resolve tha difference, to approve “ a modes! increase reasonable commensu­ rate with the percentage rite ia the consumers' price index tinea the last general pay increase." He called Ihe pay raise an ea> ample of “ fiscal and legislative irresponsibility" and said it would discriminate against certain fed­ eral employe* in tuch a manner that would offend ail thinking Americans." The President said that under the bill federal employes making higher salaries would hava gotten larger pay raisea on a percent­ age basis lhan those whose pres­ ent pay is below com parable levels in private business. “ To thus heighten the present distortion would be grossly unfair and highly discriminatory," El­ senhower laid. He laid the measure was “ man­ ifestly unjust" because for soma employes it granted : pay in­ crease of nearly • per cent but for others performing exactly the same work the Increase would ba only about 714 percent. lie rejected flatly the claim that the proposed pay increases were Justified by the rite in the cost o f living. He pointed out thal since June 1938, when federal worker* got a 10 percent pay hike, the cost of living ha* advanced only 2.1 percent. Sponsors of the pay raise be­ lieved chances are good that Ihry can muster the two-thirds vole la both (he Senate and House need­ ed In write U into law over hi* objections The measure won House approval originally on a 377-40 \ote and Was passed by lha Renata 63-17, Noise From New Jet Somewhat Lower Than A3D 7 Storms Spread To East Coast. The new ASJ Jet Itombrr expect­ ed at lha Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion by the end of Ihe year won't make quite as much noise as the A3D, Deane Rslne, llrld Service representative of North American Aviation Co. said today. Raina was guest of honor at the Coffee Club meeting this morning and after tha meeting told the Herald that the new bomber gets off lha ground faster than tha A3J making lha sound somewhat lower. Raina told Coffee Clubbers that his company will help In indoctri­ nating crew* at NAS until they become familiar with the program. Other guests at the monthly meeting were Lcdr. Jack Lang­ ford, PIO officer at (lie base who ■aid VAII-Threc Commander Ken Rowell i* in Washington confer­ ring with officials on the A3J. Other guests were Capt. F. 0 . Edwards, and Cdr. C. J. Hlakr. Coffer clubber* also viewed the new storeroom addition at the chamber. Kennedy W on’t Carry South, G O P Leader Says FORT MYERS (UPI) -F lo r id * Republican Chairman G.- Harold Alexander said Wednesday that San. John Kennedy (D -M ati.) wilt not carry Ihe South in hit bid for Ihe Democratic presidential nomi­ nation, despite recent statements by hit supporters. Alexander, who is also GOP Southern state chairman, said Kcmedy could “ kiss the South goodbya" despite statements that he welcomes Southern votes, “ After all," Alexander said, “ we have already heard from the horse himself about where ha will aim hit kick." He said Kennedy “ shows be­ yond a doubt that Southerner* must afilliate themselves with the uarty that is tha most conser­ vative at lha national level, rather than perpetual* in name only tha tradition of the past too years." Dog Advises A gain st M eet UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI) —Secretary-General I)ag Hintmarskjold advised loday against any United Nations meeting on lha disarmament queatioa at this tirpa. Hammarktjold took thia position at a n a vi conference held while lha United States and Us allies disagreed on eoavoking lha U. N. Disarmament Commission aa an aftermath lo the collapse of the lu-power talks in Geneva last Monday. By United Press Ictcrnollonil Thunderstorms, hu:l and winds up to 63 miles mi hour raged through the central great plains, Midwest and along the Atlantia Seaboard Wednesday nighl. A tornado touched down two miles east of llooncville N. Y-, hut minor damage and no Injuries were reported. Sixty miles an hour winds and torrential downpour* htruck Wordrn, Livingston and Bunker Hill, lit southern Illinois, early today. Of­ ficials reported many trees and wires down and said the w '« It caused heavy damaro to some homes and businesses. Galc-forcc winds accompanied drenching rains through Kcuasi j , northern Missouri and m itral ami eatlern Kan.as. Hall llm tiro of golf balls pelted St. Francis, Kan, Heavy rains, hail and brilliant lightning bnili-d along tiic Allan ie roast, knirkii g out power and te'ephone line* *1 llowilns Green, Ya, O.hrr showers and t tui.dmhowers were reported from (he north­ ern Rockies tuough tho plains and cm ral .Missitr ppi valley into tha ca< ern Ohio \alley. I li Firsv Convict Witness In Trial Expected Today JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) - T .a federal g»\ernmr..l was c u p e ­ led to get the first of its c o ivlct witnesses today in lha tr.al of 14 former Halford State Pris m guards charged with torturing inmates. Ths government introduced tha prison records of 11 convicts Wed­ nesday, including that o( mur­ derer Charles Bashlor. Tb* worst recorded punishment shown on Bashlor't record was reduction to a bread ami water dlel, lots of visiting privileges, and loss al time oil for good behavior. Tb* government contends lha guards subjected convicts to cruel punishment, which included beat­ ing, (hackling them to bar* for long periods, and battaring then with atreama of water from lira hoses. N epal Bolsters Defense Force KATMANDU, Napal (U PI) — T a l a liny Himalayan soually ailed quickly u> bolster Us armad lorcts today in tha lace of Cammuni it C uuioe attacks tram Tibet ua istpilsaa border outposts. • n � 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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Ctil O d h ta t i l l Tudor a t FA | M N L W Rl |L — hom if at Ifcft PLUR ht htppr tt thow jrtt • DOM MOT WCLUDR TAXM AND INIURAMCD M ar f a b >m i i WR HAVE THK HOUR ^>*a4^iAV^UtfwattADaSsLxg— 4*4A ro t a kkw mini U H l rtlC B IINDKB CURRRNT TA (NTKRR8T RATK OP SU« WOULD CARRY MONTHLY PAYMRNYr Of rTtJrrcr^xY - *■:*?? i �Explosion Kills Five In Plane BETHEL, Maine (UPI) — Alt "five crewmen were killed Monday night when an Air Force tanker plane crashed and eiploded “ into a thousand pieces” In the foothills of the White Mountains. . Tlte huge KC-97 from Ptattsfourgh, N. Y., Air Force Base Turned like a flickering comet as H plunged Into the nigged forest in the hamlet of Newry, aix miles north of here. Identification of dead was with­ held pending notification of kin. Volunteera walked and motored nearly two miles up a narrow mountain road to the widelyatkewn wreckage. Trucks and bulldoiera to panes k a te the dense forest were dis­ patched from Dow Air Force Base at Bangor, ISO miles away. Two Air Force officers from Plattsburgh, Majors William Cook and W. D. Burnham, began a pre­ liminary investigation into the crash. Bernard Powers, a garage oper­ ator. said he heard a “ very loud wailing noise” and thought the million dollar eraft would hit his ia. “ I saw part of k on fire and then the fire seemed to flicker out. Then H crashed and explod­ ed.” Bethel fireman Elgin Tibbetts said the searchers found plane parts “ blown all over the place.” “ Everything had burned out ex­ cept what I guess was magnesium which was still flaring up. t found four of the bodies. All were man­ g l e d and burned.” w Tibbetts said tha four • engine tanker “ blew into a thousand pieces” with only the landing gear and a tail section, recognisable.” Tha tanker, assigned to tha Moth Bombardment Bquadroa, was a* a routine mission. Tornadoes Cross ^ States; Texas Has Flood Threat B r United Tornadoes skipped aeross parts ef Nebraska and Colorado Mon­ day alght, killing two parsons aid •fflinfUctiag extensive damage. < '^ - A U a B. Crosee, M. Topeka, Van., and Marvin W. Cox, M, a Holyoke, Colo., farmer, wars killed when a twister swooped down on a rural area northeast of Holyoke end trapped them in their care. Forty minutes before the Holy­ oke tornado hk, another tsriiter •truck rural Sadgwiek, Colo. The fiinoel eloud knoeked out power f i n d communication* for almoat w iv * hour* but caused no injuries. •tin another tornado cut e 10mfla amate across southwest*rn Nebraska, near M a ty . Tha twist­ a r struck eight farms but injured 1 1 Tornado-Ilka wtoda damaged farm buBdingi near .Venturis, N. D., 71 mile* southeast of BIsmarek. HaU and high wind* at•ompamlad n thunderstorm et —Linton, N. D. w An elderly man drowned in a near cloudburst et Vlrequa, Wl*. The victim, Olef Bagstad. about M, died when a flash flood swept down a d ry , creek bed a t bis house trailer. The threat ad floods persisted in the Gulf roast area of Texas, hit by tha hkrdeat rains in Wea­ ther Bureau history in the peat lour days. i About MO weary volunteer* 'stood by today t« battla tha floodewollen Colorado River in ease weakened dikes give way. Tha flood crest paased Bay CUy, Tex., Monday night without Incident and Matagorda, U miles down­ stream, expected the ereat about noon today. u VOU XLIX The rasa was to go to tfla jury after instructions from Tha court. Whitney’s d a f t n a t attaraeya questioned him mainly about hla lather. In a quiet voice ha (aid the jury hla father was often drunk, usually in debt and never ■bowed hla family any love. “ I didn't care for him much," •aid Whitney. •#3) The state examined him only three minute*. The prosecutor had him identify a written confession, tho death wnapon a ( . a caliber ■date), and than asked him “Did you Ull Arthur Keeler?" “ Yea.” Whitney answered. Aa tha M ai opened Monday. Whitney threw himself on tha marey of tha jury with a signed ■ . J f * m ha “ .The rnad-haired youth would ■ H ... : L : WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers. High today, 88-93. Low tonight, 70-75. TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1900 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established i908 News Briefs B ryant ‘Learning’ MIAMI (UPI) — Farri* Bryant, hare for a “Thank You" meeting with supporters, said Florida'* present $1.5 million tourism hudgot should be Increased by an­ other million. “ I'm going through a stage ef learning," Bryant said, “ to find out what our problems are. whether K'a a bridge over a river or more welfare for our cltizrns.” , Aid Misdirected MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - United Nations official Paul G. Hoffman told the Kiwanla International con­ vention Monday that billion* in economy aid had been misdir­ ected “ because of the mistaken notion that economic aid rould he used to win friends." Hoffman, former automotive Industry lead­ er, now head* the United Na­ tions special fund which is used to develop low income countries. Flying Flag PORTLAND, Maine (U P I)-T be sama 30-star American flag will fly over the states of Maine and Hawaii—more than 5,000 miles apart—on Fourth of July. At dawn tha flag trill be raised in Poland Spring, Me., by a U. S. Air Force Waf. A Jet will fly tha flag from then* to Honolulu and an Air Force aulor guard trill raise the flag over Hawaiian soil about IT hour* after tt leaves Main*. Strike Continues L06 ANGELES (UPt (-Striking machinist* and Lockheed missile* and space division went m far apart ai over today In llielr talk* aimed at ending tha 14-day walk­ out of 10,000 workers. But labor unrest that struck other Cali­ fornia aircraft • missile Industry firm* appeared aB hut over. About 20,000 Conrair workers in San Diego Monday ratified a now tw oyear work contract by a narrow 5# percent. ARMED ‘OBJECT* A REAL HAZARD Booby Trap White ourf fishing midway between TituavHto and New Smyrna Reach, Dave Hankins, NA8 Sanford Public Works Department employe, discovered a bomb-llkt ob­ ject on the beach approximately 200 feet from the wa­ ter’s edge. Haskins promptly notified the Sanford Naval Air Escapee Caught Station and Chief Warrant Officer James Bradfield, NEW YORK ( U P I ) - A 33 -yearassistant ordnance officer, nrrived on the scene within old man who escaped from a two hours, accompanied by Chief Petty Officer R. C. Florida courtroom in 1057 will be Benedict and 0. G. Richerson, A03. arraigned before a U. S. com­ The objeet proved to be an "Emergency Submarine missioner today an ■ federal TdhttfjleaUcip Signal it sn ‘V ^ - y .’.eoivUtlqn, • rljhrjB-ad unlawful flight to avoid confmv.iunt. The FBI announced ranking it extnriiely hazardous, if riot Impossible t» Monday night It had arrested handle or move in any way. Bradfield. after taking the Frederick Shakespeare at hit Job necessary steps to safeguard personnel and property la the Bronx. The FBI said In the area, detonated the signal, eliminating the hazard. Sbakaspaara, who had been liv­ Haskins’ action in reporting the object-prevented ing here since August, 1050, under serious injury to any person who might have inadvert­ tha alias of Frank Long, had taraped from the P«lk County ently attempted to move the device. Naval authorities Courthouse, Bartow, Fla., on Dee. urge all residents In this area to contact NA8 Sanford M, MAT. in situations of this kind Hnd take measures to restrict tha handling or moving of such objects until an^ ordnance expert arrive-. Captain,2CrewmenRide Out Battle Against Sea CHARLESTON. S. C. (U PI)— The reptein and two crtwmrn of a stricken oil tanker, abandoned by the rest of the rrew, Todr the ship today in a battle against the l«a. Forty of the crew of the S8 George MacDonald were taken off by another tanker and a Coast Guard cutter, but the captain and two member* of the crew stayed aboard the MacDonald, disabled when a rupture in the engine cooling system flooded the en­ gine room. The 1,000-ton tanker, owned by the Sinclair Oil Co., was wallow­ ing helplessly about 140 miles southeast of Charleston Standing .Whitney Trial Shortened By Admission Of Guilt MIAMI (UPI) —Denols White**, IT, of North Hollywood, Calif!, testified quietly today ha shot to death a Miami gas ttatloo attend ant in February, and minute* later e^b o th sides in hla murder trial rest- JIt f j& a t t f o r f o S f m t f t automatically receive the death sentence unleti the 11-man, one woman jury recommends mercy. U M does, a life sentence la automatic. Whitney la already serving a life sentence after a jury at West Palm Reach con­ victed him and recommended mercy in his trial for killing Mrs. Virginia Selby of Hialeah. Fla. Monday's move by defense attorueys MUrhell Goldman and Ed­ ward Swan had the expected effect of shortening the trial considerab­ ly. The Jury was selected in four hours after tha prosecution and defense bad each excused seven veniremen and Circuit Judge Haraid Vann had released 10. , Mast at the releases were baaauaa of opinions on the death penally. Before being accepted, each Juror hnd In declare ha had no moral objection to condemning • 17-yaar-old to death. Each malso had la agraa Ihar wmdd havu aa iP JacUaa to giving * convicted murderer a life sentence. by were tho UH8 Robinson, ■ Navy destroyer loaded with re­ servists getting an unexpected thrill during their active duty tours; tho rommorrial tug Sa­ vannah, from Savannah. Ga., and annthar Sinclair tanker, the J. E. Dyer. The Essco Scranton, a tanker on its way from Moora City, 8. C., to Raytown, Tex., had been near the scene Monday night when tha MacDonald was atrirkan. Tha Scranton picked JR crewmen fr«m lifeboat*. The Robinson took an­ other 12 crewmen aboard. Tha Scranton proceeded toward Jacksonville with Ha load of Mac­ Donald crewmen. The Coast Guard had difficulty getting anyone to abandon ship at first. The MacDonald's skipper and 14 of tha crewmen refused to leava at one point early this morning even though the stern deck was awash and the bow low in the water. The Coast Guard had expected the ahip to sink by mid-afternoon today hut Mia atowlng of tha settling and tha calmness of tha seas apparently helped tha cuse of the mariner*., 4-H Club Meet Planned Thursday There will he a 4-H club meet­ ing si 2 p. m. Thursit*) for North O r b * * you tha at tha home *f Mr/. Anton Krecak, area 4-H home demonstration leader, 141 Ed gem on Avr. Girla will be oriented Into dif­ ferent projects and than be al­ lowed to select toe aveeatten shag desire, Mrs. Kreoak added. Special M eeting Tlie County Commission said today that it still 1* not getting cooperation from the fee office heads in a county pay scale study, although all four officer* had sent letters to the board inviting in­ spection of all records concerning payrolls. The commissioner* said they want the fee office* to supply a GENEVA (UFI) - The West called a bait today to the 10nation disarmament conference in tho face of a Communist walkout and ordered the conference rec­ ord sent to the United Nations. Hie action marked the complete collapse of the talk* which had begun srith high hopes three weeks ago. R meant that the problem ef International disarmament would go bark to the United Nation* where it wilt he debated by more than ft) nations in an open forum inotaad of a select group meeting In closed session. The representative* eg to* Mol­ ted {Mates, Britain, France, Italy and Canaria gathered for a formal session Hits morning at the Palate do* Nations despit# the fael Diplomacy Trips Called Success New Commanders C Of C Guests Driver Dozes Off, Wrecks Automobile Anti-Payola Bill Headed For Okay t A d U h g a # w te m of ■ proposal poJeoman's^aaZry and other m at­ to bring lh# brwadrastlng net ters, Mayor w. M. Benson said. -murk* under fadccal reguis'.ion. list of employe salary acaies for each office. Commissioner Lawrenc* Iwofford said “ we know we have the right to look at the books any­ time we want, hut they arc not giving us the salary ranges wr have asked for time and time again." Swoffnrd said he would like to know why a girl In the clerk's office working 35 koura a week makes more money than a sheriff's deputy, working 60 hours a week "and risking his life." Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy asked Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. why he has not furnished a break­ down on job classifications. Reck- Disarmament Talks Flop More Views Asked On Aid For Aged WABiaKOTON (VH>—An antiA special Casselberry town coun­ payaia hill headed today toward cil meeting has barns tailed for Howas passage fallowing over- t .» Board Insists On Fee Officer Pay Scale Lists WASHINGTON (UIM) — Presldent Elsenhower says his personal diplomacy ha< been so successful that K drove the Communist* to •atram a measure* to block hi* visit to Japan. The president told the nation Monday night that Russia and Red China forced the Japanese govern­ ment to cancel tha Tokyo trip be­ cause they realised hla worldwide missions have helped to obstruct Communist Imperialism. His radio-talaviaion report on hi* 23,000-mila F ar East tour draw mixed reaction from oongraaalonsl leaders. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson said ha hoped and prayed Elsenhower was cor­ rect In believing that, tha Aslan lour had produced beneficial af­ fects for tha fr*a world. Senate Republican le a d e r Ev­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wel­ erett M. Dirksen called the speech fare Secretary Arthur I. Flem­ "an adequate answer" to Demo­ ming was called before the Sen­ cratic critic* of the president's ate Finance Committee today tn trip. giva the administration's views on Eisenhower said the Communists proposals to provide medio*I cere autfrred a sharp aetbaek, even for tha aged. though they blocked hla Japanese Chairman Harry F. Byrd (D- visit. He said ratification of the Va.) declined to forecast which IT. 8 -Japan security treaty was of Mia five pending plan* tha com­ a "slanal defeat" for tho Beds mittee would favor. He said there that far outweighed cancellation was a lot of electlon-ys-r pressure of his Tokyo stop. to do something to help pay the The 'president said ho had no medical expenses of the nation's plans for any more such trips be­ If million person* over S3. fore leaving office neat January. The latest proposal was intro­ duced Monday by Ben. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.L It would extend Social Security benefit* to include medi­ cal Insurance for about 14.1 mil­ lion oldsters at an annual coat Officer* who got new commands of 21.1 billion. Many lawmaker* imp* tea Sen- in lh* recent change of command atf wilt broaden a House-passed ceremony at tho Naval Air Sta­ program of fodaral-atate medical tion will bo special guest at the rare grants that would he*p about Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club meeting Thursday. one million old folks. Capt. Frank U. Edwardi. new Gore told the Sena to ha had urged Democratic Leader Lyndon CO of Halwing One; Cdr. Kenneth R. Johnson to call Congress back Rowell and Cdr. Frank D. Milner to Washington after the political will be present at tho meeting and conventions to work on this and open house in the Chamber of Commerce building whieh will other major legislation. show off the new addition to tha building. Lcdr. Jack Langford, wing public Information officer, will he another apodal guest at the M a. m. meeting. A Navy man was awakened rather suddenly this morning a f­ ter he apparently went to sleep at the wheel and hie ear veered off the road, clipped off two con­ crete marker post* and foil into a tsn-foot ditch. The sheriff'* office reported that there was about 1600 damage to the ear of Robert Jay, 20, who is attached to VAH-T. Charges for failure to have hie vehicle under control are ponding against Jay. 1 I NO. 725 Longwood C O f C Elections Tonight A president, vice prealdqal and treasurer will ba alerted g I p, m. today to head tha Longwood Chamber of Commcrra for the 198061 year E. G. Haste, presi­ dent, said. The officer writ be Installed at regular modlhly C of C meeting held July 14 at tha Longwood Civic League Hal). there was no hope of the Commanlsta showing up. For it) minutes the five dele­ gates, who since March have sought some mean* of reconcilia­ tion with the Soviets on the arm i question, waited in silence. Then Britain’s David Ormsby-Gor* took the chair and called the meeting to order. He described ■ meeting he had Bulletin ABRRTILLERY, Wales ( U P I ) An explosion ripped through a eoel mine hero today, trapping dotena at miners below ground. A heavy death toll was feared. The National Coal Board aaid nine bodies have been recovered. A board spokesman said 40 to 90 man still were trapped in the Six Brils colliery, whieh employ a some 1,438 men. JOSEPH CORBETT JR* one of tha FBI’# ten most wanted fugitive*, ia want­ ed for escape from the California Institution for Men, Chino, Calif., where ha wan serving a five-year to Ufa sentence for mur­ dering sn Air Force serge, snt. Convicted of seconddegree murder, ha ie con­ sidered armed and dan­ gerous. Corbett also is known as James Barron, Jo* Corbett. Waller Osh o r n , William Osborn, Chnrlen Osborne. W. Wil­ liam Osborne, Walter Os­ borne and others. Anyone having information on the whereabouts of Corbett is asked to rontact the FBI office at 1224 Dale Mabry Blvd, Tampa. Ike Veto Expected On Pay Raises WASHINGTON (U PI)-Rrpubllctn congressional leaders said to­ day after conferring with Presi­ dent Eisenhower that they expect him to veto an election-year pay raise for 1,370,000 government worker*. had with Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin Monday night when the latter made it plain the walkout was final. The shawdow session adjourned briefly for the participant* to con­ fer off the record. Than OrmsbyGore reconvened it long enough to formally pronounce ai dead three months of delicate Eaat-Wett negotiations on the arms race. Ha ordered tha records sent to the United Nations where Russia waa pressing for a General As­ sembly debate on ths disarmament issue. The Western delegates had de­ ckled to hold today's maeting pri­ marily to dram atlie their deter­ mination to keep alive even the slim meat hope* at stowing the Drainage District Vote Set Sept. 12 The County Commission today set Sept. IS to hold a special election to vote on eitabllihlng a drainage tax dtatriet for the Loth Arbor area. If the majority at tha proptrty owners favor the district, a plan to eliminate flooding would be put into effect soon afterwards. Kstlmalad -cost at tha plan it 140.006. The board, two monthci ago rueelved a petition from 132 free­ holders In the area asking that the district be established. The commisiioa today alio authorised Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walhrr to produce a tax roll for Mw Lake Mary Fire Dis­ trict so tho hoard can datermloe how much to levy in that area. Ed Zimmerman, representing the dletrict said that a $7,900 bud­ get was drawn up with $5,000 to be used for the downpayment of a fire truck. Th* rest of the money would go toward needed equipment, Zimmerman said. Parking Restricted On Four Streets City eommisiionrrs continued Monday night to try to solve traf­ fic flow problems by voting re­ strictions on parking on Ninth, 13th, 20th and 23th Sts. Them will he no parking on either side of W. Ninth St. from Sinford Av*. to French Ave. ex­ cept on tho aouth side of the street tn the blocks between Myrtle and Laurel and between Park and Oak. A single parking spare will ba left vacant at tha Park and Oak corner*. There will be no parking on 13th St., a state road and which already has no parking sign* Installed. The same applies to 25th St. between Mrllonvltle and French Ave. There will be no parking on 20th St. from French Av*. to Locust Avr. Hobby Presents Budget; Asks More Pay For Help Miertff J. L. Hobby today pre­ sented bis 196061 budget request to th* County Commission asking for salary raises for deserving full time deputies ana adding tw* additional deputies to bia staff. Th* budget request was for $144,000. The Sheriffs hud$et teat year was $131,000. Chairman John Erider aaid teat 011 Lease Bids the board would study Hobby's TALLAHASSEE (U PI) ~ The request and scheduled Its first state agreed today to advertise budget meeting neat Tuesday at for bida for an oil toaao an abont • p. aa. 12 mllas at bottom* in tha Chatta­ In presenting Ms budget, Hobby hoochee and Apalachicola river* to said teat his staff waa aadeepaid Jackson and (ladadwi eonttga- Tha ia a*m parte« wtte eteav aeaaIrate was requested by Humble tiea “at thta atao.1* Jii A Refining Ca. Hobby isid 4hat ly'a growth aa M ia, th* outside work load of lh* Sheriff* depart­ ment will be increased almost M percent during the next ytar. According to Hobby's budgat request, th* salary of the shariff would remain at tto.ooo. Salaries for deputies and assistants would jump from $»,000 to $7$,$00. Hob­ by said be would Uke to see “de­ serving full time deputies who are now making baturaeo $300 and $850 • month got $400 a mouth.” •'Other axpandUurea include: equipment, $48,00$; investigations, with aaid k was M "imposribffl«y." “ Thera ie nothing so involved here," Van lloy said, adding, “ I would like to know why a clerk in the sheriff's office make* $17S per month and a cterk in tha Clerk of th* Circuit Court’s attier makes $300. Van Hoy stressed that the board does not want to bring Individual employes into this study but to see that all employes get tha pay they deserve. The board authorized Van H«r to contact each ef the fee offlccri and ask again if they would furnish the salary range list. County Judge Vernon Mixe point­ ed out in his letter today that the aalary schedules of th* em ­ ployes in hit office are “ are clear­ ly recorded in these records.** He wrote that “ I will attempt as heat 1 can to comply with your request.” Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walk­ er wrote that “ if you tar* to in­ spect the books in any way aa to salaries or otherwise, yoq may do so.” Backwith and Tax Collector John Galloway sent similar tetter*. American Women's Arrest Thwarted.. ffi.- 'ii HAVANA (UPI)—Tha rttvws a t two U. B. diplomats thwa tempts by agents of Pros del Castro’s military Intel! organization to arrest t h e m ___ Thursday, It waa reported to­ day. After arguing for more Mian as hour and a half with a carload of riflemen and fommygunners, Mr*. Jam** R. Banks and Mr*. George Falk managed to reach safety at th* amhaaay. Intelligence agents whe had been trying to get th* two wom­ en to their headquarters appar­ ently dropped the whole matter. So far as is known, no charge hat been filed against the two women. . They were snapping plrtures of picturesque buildings In llavana’a Miramar district as xnuvenlra for Mr*. Falk, who left Friday for Italy with her husband, a con­ sular representative, Mr*, P in k * husband is an economic attache. V. S. Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai la believed to have pro­ tested the attempt to violate the American women's diplomatic im­ munity when he and minister Counselor Daniel Rraddock visited the Foreign Ministry Monday ntiteL Th* reported attempt to arrest Mrs. Panks and Mrs. Falk oc­ curred a week to the day after th* arreat of emh*-«v attaches Edwin L. Sweet, of Abilene, Tex., and Willlim G. Frirdcmann, of Stillwater, okla. Japanese Fanatics Run Out Of Steam. TOKYO (UPI)—The fanatic loftwing Zcngai-urcn siudant organi­ ze! on ran nut of (tram turiay. ‘I -ie vaunted organizing power of the group that forced canceilalion of President Kisenhmvrr'a trip to Jam n railed only a fee ila fraction ol what it had prombed would be a massive anti-govern­ ment organization. Leas than 1,000 students shovrd up for a desultory, spiritless drmonstration at the Parliament build­ ing. Zengakuren lenders had boast­ ed tear* would be 20,000. The only eaeitement cam* al mldaflernoon when a group of 20 rightwing members af tbe neofascist Greater Japan Patriotia Society roled up in a truck with loudspeakers and started shouting pro-government and pro-American slogans. About 100 poUremrn quickly surrounedd tha truck and Hopped tha rightwingers from getting too near the leftists, whe ware sitting on the graas singing the Commit* nlst "Internationale.” A police crackdown on the Zeogakuren leadership, combined whb cramming for final examinatlona and just plain too much demon­ strating In the past month, h ai taken a lot af flra ant af th# stud­ ents. .3 Santa Trial Slated JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Cri­ minal Court Judge William T. Harvey today M ated Bapt. I t aa new trial date for Mrs. Etizabefit L. Sam i, term er cterk a f tho JatkaeavOte Polka Credit Union. Tha judge ate* Ml Bapt. f for a o d 'lM U ^ N e e rv e d !-earing molten* ea tea cnteWtaft at bar health at, te a t tk te . < for aoatiagaaciaa. m ar •- < �’ •s a fa ri RtnlB Pag* t —T um . Jtm* 28, 1960 lo o m s B It M Roofing Co. AREA DIRECTORY By URlIti Preea Intt rmlloual ; ■ * • l The school board of tha eighth North Carolina city to be*in a program of limllad racial Integra, tlon In the school* anlgned three Nfgro children to tha firet grade of white achoola Monday night. In neighboring Tenneiaea a new drive began againit lunch counter segregation. The school board at Chapel Hill* N. C., home of the Unlver* sity of North Carolina, turned Any of you hunting and fishing enthusiasts intonated in joining a club that helps recommend fishing and game laws in the area? The elub is the County Sportsmcn'a Assn, which wUl meet today at S p. m. is the courthouse. An instaUatloa of officers will be the main item of business at tonight a The Uons Club will Install of. i fleers at TtIO p. m. todfy at Jim 1 Spencer’s Restaurant. Installing ' officer will be Earl Ziebartb, internalional counsellor of Pierson, e e e Edwin Shlnholser, Ssnford at­ torney will apeak lo the Kiwanls Club a i the dub's noon luncheon t t the Citric Center Wednesday. • 0 0 0 ' Mrs. Dorothy B. Alexander, the M ilitant Juvenile counsellor of Lake County will be the guest aker a t Ihe noon luncheon of Jayeaaa Thursday. Mra. Alexander la expected to speak on Juvenile delinquency and improve­ ment! of conditions in all tha coun­ ties in this area. e e e Speaking of tha Jayeeci, Mason Wharton hai been appointed state chairman for tim leadership pro* B MANILA (UPI) - Extremely high tides smashed against the w aiters coast af Urn Philippines to­ day, bringing mord misery to a M ilan trying to recover from de­ vastating winds and rains of Ty* Wracked commudeatioos lines delayed reports of new damage from the raging seas but tha U. S. Navy ordered on "emergency alert" lor its giant complex of harbor facilities, dry barracks and Baval air fteldi at Subic Bay. ' Tha total death, dasttructlon and Injury ted fram tho typhoon wai b i ps n d ' calculation duo to fallen Glamour Gone At Finch Trial gram and Skip Hartley named slate chairman for aviation. Tha Royal Arch widowa will hold n covered dish supper at t:M p. m. today a t tha Masonle hall. • Mrs. J. 0. Andes Sr., 006 West 20th SI., is in serious condition at Orange Memorial hospital after a fall last night Mrs. Andes h it been n resident of Sanford far It years. wires, washed out rail lines, land­ slides and general confusion. Authorities s a i d "hundreds” wera missing. An initial eatlmate of property damage was IS mil­ lion and that certainly was con­ servative. The Philippines Rad Cross esti­ mated that a t least U 000 persona were homelesi, 90,000 of them Ja tha hard-hit province af Albay alone. It was tha most destructive ty­ phoon to hit Um Philippines in several y a rn and brought the confirmed toll of typhoon daadu within a M-day period to ITS, with hundreds still unaccounted for. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Gone la the glamour, tha milling throngs in the hallway and most of the press. But the charges remain murder In the first degree against Dr. R. Bernard Plneh and Carole Tregoff, his lover. The courtroom in the old hall of Justice is amall by comparison lo the modern splendor of the first trial held in the nearby coun­ ty eourthousa. Selection of tha Jury is the same. Tedious. The first day of the second mur­ der trial preliminaries ended with nine woman and three man tenia* Uvaly seated in the Jury box. Selection of the panel resumed today. The. 41-year-old surgeon and his B-yaar-old former receptionist are charged with allying bis aoclalite wife, Barbara Jean, S3, outside th tlr suburban West Co­ vina, Calif., horns last July if. Jurors who beard tha first trial indicated thoy favored con­ victkm of tho doctor bat acquit* tel of Miss Tregoff. LEOPOLDV1LLB, Belgian Congo (U PI)—Smiling African women danced in the streets of this ox* sited alty with their menfolk today hi dresses bearing the declaration: "Independence on Jana SO." Spontaneous celebrations antici­ pating the formal emergency of the Belgian Congo na a sovereign nation flowered everywhere, even fat those native aeetteM th a t enly two days ag» worn la n state of M aarten* bOeoest of peH *al down requests of nine Negro pa* pile for reassignment to a white junior high school. But the board assigned three Negro first graders under a policy announced last H. B. Papa Co., Inc. year to begin limited integration in the first grade. far Tka H «.,» V.«r Aravte Other North Carolina cities W ..t..r CoaCittoor where limited integration already KDDIRS la in effect are Oreenabofo, OurM*« — Sarvtee ham, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, ________ Im M RA I-4M4 High Point, Goldsboro and Hare* tM I. Rirt A ... lock—the last two restricted te achoola used by military depend* ents. At Knoxville, Tenn., Negroes picketed Rich'* department store demanding Integration of luneh counter service, Leaders said pro. tests would continue la a "full S tilaiM U l Silkloe O u r scale drive to obtain equal treat­ ment.” O.lte. so S-lill Thera ware incidents of egg throwing and water splashing during the eight*hour picketing siege Mondey but ao arrests. Tha re were theee developments elsewhere: Prigidaira Three legietrers of Terrell lA t u a laanca County, Ga., went on trial in federal court a t Albany on charges of discriminating against Negro voter applicants. The National Aeeociation for tha Advanetment of Colored Peo­ ple filed suit in federal district court at Montgomery seeking to force Alabama to let the NAACP register to do business te the state. I t has been barred under a temporary state injanetien issued four yaars ago. Federal Judge Oran Lewie post­ poned until July 29 a bearing oa tbs constitutionality of the closing of schools la Priose Edward Coun­ ty, Va., la avoid integration. A three-Judge federal court panel a t Memphle took under study a tost case attacking hue SepelrMf * loortee * SibelMleo segregation. A t Nashville's Fisk Car. — |r*«M — Trotter* University race relations institute aim a. m . iu m iA a Harvard Pref. Thomas Pettigrew said Ministers a f major Protest* ant demonatfona in the South gen­ erally favor integration. N IW ROO M N O AND RIPAIKS CaoHn.ru.I — l.ito.M I.I — la«4.4 — l.i.rSC — fr». III t l..r.l A«». I.,l« 4 T H I I I I AlW AT! SAVIN6I ON LARRY'S N IX Seddlup A M anvfwcturtef C a MATTRItm RIHOVATIO — RIIUIIT t .r . 1R% oa N.« M.ttr.11.1 HathrvMO M i M.4. to Ortor bpart UetolitwtH till I. I«.f«r4 to.tore RA Mil? Chapman Concrata P ro d a c tt ■LOCKS t».eM>e tta««. — R.Ma Rl.cki C«* tra*i — till, — "b.nrtkla, I. Tk. Itotl U .." ii.M t l < i M A.#- te.tote »A W i ll Baraice Bolger, Sanford; Ana Mye tt, Sanford; Bcttba Hogaa, SanlM d| Jackson Montgomery 8r., •aafard; EUs Mss Thompson, •infeed; Ed Wllltemi, Sanford; Babacca Imoak, Sanford; Mary d a ta Berrien, Sanford; Breads Je a a Smite, Sanford; Barbara Vwaeas Sullivan, Omasa City: Al­ lan Tout#, Sanford; Hush J. NlchMr. aad Mrs. J . E. porter, Saaferd, a sea. BNenleeele Mm. Robert Ctemeate sad baby, Sanford; John Moore. Sanford; LUlte Harris, Sanford; Treava C a g b u r a , Sanford; Elisabeth Wyaa, Sanford; Aaa Bcnalm, Da■ary; Otmldtea Braaaford, Senfcfd; David Stilllvaa, DeBary; Seven t o Attend Comp McQuarrie g Seven girts aad one boy from tea North Orlando area wUl travel lo Camp McOnnrrte, Ocala Na tteaai Forest, he a Weeks camp teg trip, Martial July ». Mrs. Aatou Krtcek, 4-H bomi demonstration leader far tea North Oriaado area, will accom. paay tea p c up. Tbo trip Is spot Picnic Discussion Set By Firemen The Longwood Volunteer F in man's Association wiil bold a masting at S p. m. Wadaeaday nt iba town hau bulidlag, Claude Layo, fire chlaf said. "Tha mate Item af dlacuaeton will ba tea plaaateg of tea FaurUi of July flraman'a picair, to bo bald at tea bsme af Oari Lam■tier," Lays added. Sanford Shoe Canter SSI I. la.tote Acs. Info, (..fate RA I44RI Smitty's Snappk 1Twrtla SEM INOLE TERRAZO OirtNOAIlt TIRRAZZO WOIR taappla' Tartta Mawam ialh ahp tiavica l.e.trt .te l.r.l<* Oa All M<4o< a> M.-./i tateaala Rite. W t l.itate RA Mill mowus • scoonas VESPA SCOOTERS 111.II SOWN H I M MO. SAT. LAWN MOWikt H tew—WM N i l a MfSNea I M.R., laiedie Starter tsslsa; 111" Cel IT.M SOWN esd 14.11 MO. SAY. Ltwfs Salas A Sarvka Rar Ula Ian, Rlaar, Far Horn*. — Star., — OtCc S.K.ite — Cl.t.te — R.n.iik^ Wl.t.r R.rk Tl M tlt IM N. A«a. S.atate FA M()| TILS — C IIA M IC BRACKETT TILI A M ARBU CO . U c ite ssd tested Mm.I c Cersulc Tile Terrsue ssd Msrfcle CenlrtHen Haby tpeari. Msr. t i l l taalerd Ate. Sc.f.te SA M in Aatkartote V«i»« 0«<l«r l i l t W. Ceeidry Cleb Id. SA M ill Cavanaugh Tiro Sarvici Pith Tim Dealer till— MM* Df i m Hu S l llpMTWt OriMry M«te««r» tempi — CirpMlH a«<«..l«e An C .r. a Track TI,m "W a ll l o . T .a M m , O. N.w or I.C .l" C la.r it VHb C . . . . . . , k Itewlsf Dteerettte l*rvte. INI Ortetee Dr. I m M RA 1411 I4RI I. Rte.cS aAIM — tiirmiNT T tA IL U tt — N u t Tka. Vm Rry t.atote RA MTII BOAT Mitcball Adjuifabl* Tratlars * Y A Z O O SOAR TtA IlH MANURACTUIINS Th U — Aactterl.i — ea,ctn I I I U m l Ate. • l.state RA 1I7M teeel paa.Uef K iliui Messrs tpeeUNNe le M b * I times* "tee Cm Alvere Tree! Veer AttiM Met' Ml L Ihite leeMrl IA MW Services Wednesday For Mrs. Altman McCulloy Wall Drillin« MSKUT WATIt SVITIMt lA t lt AND IlkVICt Dmp Waite — Te 4" Funeral eervioee per Mrs. AHce Altman of Longwood nnd former* ly of Ceasolborry, edit ho hold Wednesday nt 10 a. m. e t CoxPorker Funeral Home, W inter Park. Burial will bo in Woodlawa Memorial Park, Orlando. Mombora of the Ceseclberry Mans Club will be pallbeenee. tt Top Value away from their Joke te donee and party. Hospital Notes POOTW ARI SO* INI 1N1III SAMILT At MOW MS e o M c im pio pu c ts 114 N. Ha N IW A UMD MART BOOKS — Over I.SH Te Cheee Prom — Bring t — Take 1 Or He ca. Many o f the Oengeteee men, Jumping the gun an • a she doled 4t*hour national helidny, stayed THS NSW S0*«Ur fla t becomes official July 4th. Inde. pondence Day aignala tha start of a campaign by AMVET8, World War II and Kornan Veterans organlxa* tlon, to honor all of our atates by displaying our new flag on all appropriate occasions. Fa ij O r White residents, still fearful of wsalbla racial violence when tho Belgian government ends Ma long rule over the sprawling African territory, stayed off tha streets aa murk aa possible, rarely te a tar* teg Into the African tactions. Tha entire territory, one third the aiaa a f the UnKad 8 tales, waa reported peaceful despite peliUeal discontent among Baluba nnd Range la tribooasan who failed te gain repraaaatatien te tha new native government. A thousand Balubar demonstra­ ted before Parliament Monday wbon President Joseph Rasa Vubu was sworn in M chief of state, but n heavy police guard diaaauragod aay violence. Used rtssMMe Asa Tte.ttef Co.lr.tten Car Fairway Taxaaa Sarvka Ltgol Nofict Buys! Many M. KaMRa, Jr„ Mgr. RSTtes n r rrat-io n a n iu o Motlrs to h .r e b r given. th a t e lts r c o a .ld .r a u .a e f reeueet h r W eteea Reel e e l O snrae lleee fo r r.io n in g e t p re p s rtr ie Ameal* •d Ftot e t D ru li Park, the Ism lssl* C au atr Xaaln* oam m taslaa * ' l ' t s l l a public b earlag te d sttrm lae the tee.lbltlty e ( rseem* tasaSiba te th e n e a r ! a t C auatr Cemmltslonera, th a t all a t t e l a • through I t a t AmendeS P la t of O ru li P ark, preeoatlr aoaed A*l bs aoaed C*| C a a .ja .rttot. This area to S eat a t Ml IT-SI. W u t a t P rsaek Aveaaa, South e t I t t b atreet aad N orth e t O ners * Blffii. Fyblte H .srln g w ill be bsld le the k.m laole Cnualjr Court House. C au atr CemmlM loner'i Room, B aaterl, P le rlla ea Wad* lY te * ' J r 1(> “ T,la r< or • • t b e r . a f t . r a a pern* •tew. I..lty Office FA I-M l Found Daily Casselberry Doctor M cR A N IY PAINT A MASS Dr. Sluart F . Culpepper of Cas­ selberry aad his family hava gena to Dunum , N. C., wham ba will speciallie te aaaatheaiology at Duka University. 'The doctor’s practice te hie aew clinic bulldteg at Caiaalberry will ba lakaa over by hla brother, Dr. tiaorge Culpepper. Wsm — Mirror. — Alatlis gi^N n Rteto a*^A^w tg a i^ Casselberry Woman Suffers Broken Hip teo«teNti*f let* wvwvw wwetvn inthe Herald tor. MeOe Re Oteer — leckueM taw* (Metrical Ae.Nt.tM Mrs. D. M. Evans, M, mother af D. M. Evans Jr. aad Sea Evaaa of Casselberry, is under treatment at Florida Sasltarlum at Oriaado for treatment of a kip which aha broke te a fall at borne Sunday. ttz J K tz V tiX -* 4 H. let. to. iootote RA 14111 Want Ads "Ym cm aluwyc tp$i s ptyu mvhi mrly tube FA2-2611 a ii-w ui I �ffb'f BanferS U rralB T u « . Tu b * M , 1940— P i f t S Rockefeller Raps Ike's Defense Program ’hlla Rockefeller was prorirf-1 Jersey, who al-n denied a pubGLACIER PARK, Mont. <UPI) rent defen.• policy w a. contained New York • Gov. Nelson A. iR k ••backaiound” paper on Id* inu«t of the COP new* a t tkl* H*h»d report that San. John F. Dckcfcllor told the nation * gov. ,. # I annual Governor.1 cin fer- * “ "•<*; th# D,mocr*liC n o ., today th a t the Eisenhower ,rp0,r t « / h* i» n .n of the gover. . dentlal front-runner, had offered rmini.tration 1. .eeking “unreal. nor* conference apecial commit- ence. Democrat, were portionmg h|tn „ futur, c„bintl I#Vfl posl| out the political highjinka among | ,,iH 0f the meeting: tic .heller” with a “baigain lee on civil defense, ifemcnt” defenso piugram th a t1 Rockefeller said the sober de. , many of their member.. I “ Because you’re not on the >rds immediato expansion. feme fact, “mark the lVGO's a . Four “favorite .on" pre.iden. steamroller, doe. that mean you’re The governor, still the only a decade of danger." He said the tUl candidates were meeting this a n t i , , ildout on a GOP governor*' en- nation 1. In a “paradox of peril" l# , , The four state* represented at irsenient of Vice-President Rich- in that while militarily stronger morning to talk over the pte.l- [ the nieflin|c _ N„ v j , r, fyt Call. -il M. Nixon, called again for a than ever in ita history it la. in denlinl convention .ituation. They fornla, Iowa, and K an.a. — will 1.5 billion Initial in military and a relative and realistic sen.e, .aid their .cation wa. not a “atop-1cant a total of 169 vote, at the Democratic convention w h i c h viiian defense spending. “more exposed to fatal danger Kennedy movement. Gov. Robert B. Jleyner, of New . t . r t . July 11 at l.o« Angeles. His detailed criticism of cur- than ever in our history Q u o t a b le Q u o te s Mrs. Peter Honing has been ap­ pointed to the Home Nursing Assn, by the board of directors of the West Volusia Hume Nursing Assn. 6hc will begin duties in July. Mra. Honing attended the Unirsity of Toronto, graduated from the Toronto General Hospital Nurs­ ing School and received her degree in public health nursing at the University of Michigan. She waa a nurse for seven years in Flint Mien. Kesidents of Volusia County mayget the services of the home nurs­ ing program by calling the Public Health Dept, in Deland. RLl’ersons wishing to aid the group By contributions may contact E. T. Lloyd, 831 N. Arlington Ave., Delapd. By United Pres* International HAVANA — Cuba's aemi-olliclal radio referring to President Elsen­ hower in a broadcast that hinted the United Stales was to blame for Saturday'i munition explosion here: “Too bad hi* majesty, Caesar Attila Nero Caligula Eisenhower, lha first ambassador of the United Statri and ita putrid deradeul democracy, waa playing golf." t NEW YORK — A court-appoint­ ed guardian for Beverly Aadland filing suit against the estate of the late actor Errol Flynn for |3 million: "Errol Flynn led her (Miss Aad­ land) albng the by-waya of immor­ tality, accustomed her to a freniled life of wild parties, subjected her to a moral debauchery and sex orgiea, and taught her a lewd, wanton and wayward way of hie.” About |204 minion, la spent an­ nually for aid to dependent chil­ dren in fainlliey w hen one or both of the parents are disabled and unable to aupport their chil­ dren. NEW YORK — Impresario Luben Vichey concerning efforts to comply with a city ordinance re ­ quiring garments for an African woman flra dancer who uiually performs bar* from the waist up: “ H will be impossible for her la 'cover up' unlesa you can sup­ ply us with fireproof brassieres." Atl the city playground, h^d small games tournament, during the first week of operation. The winners from each playground will meet in a city wide tournament to determine an all city champion in each game near the climax of this .timer's playground season. The winners at the grammar school pla>ground were Dill Cro­ wd. In Chess. Larry Rowes, check­ ers; Nell Rieharde, jacks; Sammy Parrish. Chinese checkers; Shirlry Muse, jump rope; Polly Pedrick hopscotch: and Carol Muse in plrk up-sticks. The winner* at Soulhsitle school playground were niliv Tongwcll, dominoes; Donna Dearne, Chinese checkers;- Pincky Simon, check­ er*: Hen Winfree, chess; Christine Androski. pick-up-slicks and hop scotch and Judy Foster in Jump rope. At Pineerest school the winners were Kathy Todd for Jacks, Kathy Ryan, rhlncse checker.; Jack Damn, checkers; Sharon Wood, for piek-up-stirks and Marilyn Yon Herbuli* in Jump rope. HNS. MARION W. IHHKI.I. receive* his promotion order* to L t.(J. *.) from Ctlr. K. F. Rmvell, ComninmlinR Officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Three. I*bell ha* been with Heavy Attack Sqtlndron Three as an air In* telliRcncc Officer since May of 1059, Peters Renamed To Head Exchange TAMPA (UPlb Orange Coun­ ty citrus grower Phil C. Peters will head the more than 3.000 membrred Florida Citrus Ex­ change for the sixth consecutive year. Petera was reelected last week by the board of directors in head the 1960-81 season. John T. Lealey was re-elected as general manager. Other officers re-elected were C. G. Wllholl, Vero Reach, first vice president; Ford W. Moody, Palm Harbor, second vice presi­ dent: R. II Ilurlhurt, third vicepresident; Joe E. Keefe, Dundre, fourth vice president; James Sam­ son. Tampa, treasurer — comp­ troller; Counts Johnson, Tampa, general counsel and secretary; and E. F, Gtidgcn and L. C. Johnson, Tampa, assistant aecra* tariei. “ Lake George Control, 409, 23 score ISO rte ll” (thU k an exPlaying a unique varietinn of | cedingly fine drop, even for an musical chairs here recently, a miles.” “Lake George Control 4no, 10 i experienced bombardier “n " navi* VAII-T crew headed by Lt. T. P. Stewart, changed bombardier navi­ miles." “409, Lake George Control, gators in the middle of the Jet cleared to drop." stream. With a alight shudder, the bomb The crew, composed of Lt. N. R. Pruden, B N and R. W. Van Fleet. bay doors opened, and an instant AM2, third crewmnn, had just later, “hack, the ‘bomb bay doors In Thankful Tribal* rompleted four successful runt on closed, and anxious seconds pass the target at Lake George. “409. Lake George Control, LL Pruden asked Van Fleet ■ f S THI If he would like tu drop the two splash!" “Lake George Control, 409, ro SEMINOLB remaining bombs, and receiving —DaRARf an afifrmative reply, exchanged ger." "409, L i k ' l George Control, COUNCIL scat* with the crewman. An Initial line-up was made by gratefully arrepta and s t k s w There are now some 20,000 Cath­ Iedge* memorial eootrlhttls— the R N, and Van Fleet called “ In­ bound I" to Lake George Control. olic priests in the United States, for HEART RESEARCH. Hunched over the relatively unfa­ according to Catholic Digest. Addi­ P. O. BOX IN miliar contrail, Van Fleet made tionally, 3,300 American priests small corrections for wlndi and are serving as missionaries in forSANFORD, FLA. eign lands. made his calls to control. REV. ROBERT DEKALAND8 ia th* newly appointed pastor at tha Bar­ nett Memorial Methodiat Church in Enterpriae. Shown above ia the De* Kalnnda family. Back row. left to right are Rev. DcKalands, Mra. DeKaInnda, Patsy and Teresa. Front row, left to right, >David, Michaal and Robert. BALTIMORE (U P l)-T h e govtrnm ent will ask a federal grand |ury today to indict a 31-year-eld Itinerant saxophone player ac­ cused of murdering five persona, Including four members of tha Sfarroll Jackson family hi Vir­ ginia. Tha musician Is 'lanky, hand­ some Melvin Da via Rees Jr., being held on $100,000 bond in Memphis, Tenn. His arrest Fri­ day touched off police efforts to pin on him a series of unsolved murders dating back more than seven years. Investigators were reported to BOSTON (UPD—A major medi­ cal advance—the aucceisful trans­ plant of a kidney between ether than identical twine—waa announc­ ed by Peter Bent Brigham Hoe# ta l. T h e history-making operation was disclosed through e paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Dm . John Merrill, Joseph E. Murray, J , Hartwell Harrison, Eli A. Friendaian, Jam es B. Draly and Gustave J. Dammin told of tbo transplant. Tha operation was performed Jan. 24, 1939, when Andrews Riter- Ia of Milwaukee donated a healthy found in a shallow grave near kidney te hi. twin brother. John. “ J J Wo mon,h* ,fU r S f« .,eyr ^ “ .,tPUt i Tom U H * mora " dfr*' kidnaping »t.tu»e Ihso fL o ,he M irt u t h il a1wavs ,le*lh P*»*Ny. T>« / *,*i° .bu,1 ***** federal government cannot prosehad involved identical twins. cute /or* murdfr. Persona other than tdcntlral Virginia stata police have twin* have been unabla te under- charged Rees with murdering go the operation 'successfully In Jackson, 29, and tha couple’s the past aince the receiving pat- other daughter, ll-month-old Janient'a system rejected the donor I [ rt, whose bodies were found near kidney. I Fredericksburg, Va. On U. S. ROYAL » SAFETY 8 Tirex Tubeless Tires These Tires are FIRST LINE. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT, NO SECONDS or TAKE-OFFS. Sisa Black List | Bala ) from REGULAR SALE PRICE VHey,” »aid our Corvair engineers (bless ’em), “ people who sit in the middle seat have feet, tool” So they put Corvair’s engine-transmission package in the rear (only U.S. compact built that way) and presto! a practically flat floor, front and rear. Drop in at *your dealer’s and try ■m b e S teat. T hen slide behind the wheel and pretend that Con’airv Soon will be, we think. S ^ sJBvS o H t C tvtll M* 4 D*»r laCee See y e w h e a l authorized C hevrolet dealer Jar econom ical troneportalU m C * r. i l k a a i t r u c k 14 HOUR ROAD 8ERV1CB T • i S-MTS NIGHT — PA 2-U21 PA S-7844, PA S-S499 HOLLER Com er. 2nd ft Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD, FLA* SALES �— — — — — — - vy.-V ■■-■>■■■! , e— '• ' — — ..... — — — — WASHINGTON FISHERMEN'S W HARF I f HOLMES ALEXANDER WASHINGTON - It is not nccesa iry to go whole hog' and fall jpvaram ent'tbc enemy of man, but M V sftU m rfJa y Mock did to u t jus nook “ Our Enemy — The State". Tho. mas Jefferson nearly did su with bis dictum — "least governed are . best governed’’. But, surely it Is axiomatic to say that government ’Is the champion pest and Intrudor of human privacy. Even the Bar s’bad-guy.good-guy" distinction is hard to make. All government tabes Inexcusable liberties with the intimate affairs of Its sub­ jects. Our cam in point Involves three separate governments — the Nasi, the Austrian Republic and the USA. U tha early 90th century a Philadelphia heiress, descendant of a signer of the Declaration of In­ dependence, married an Austrian aristocrat, and they had a son and daughter, both sadly deficient la aseiitaUty. The daughter died. Tba sen, Oskar Teuber, born In 1133 by tha pre-Nssl Austrian courts so that a guardian could bo appointed for bis person and property. *, But In IBM. Oskar Teuber, bav. lag undergone therapy applied te have bis competency reinstated. By 1941, with Austria natlfled, he was declared okay — for a very suspect purpose. No mental defec­ tive was allowed to Join the Natl party. But funds and dues were needed. Bo Teuber became legally, sane — and a Natl. Yet la 1943, applying for a marriage license he ran into another rule of German National Socialism, a paternalistic form of tutorship. Having once been a mental defective (although legally "cured") he was forced In 1944, a t a condition of marriage, to undergo sterilisation to protect the "purity" of the Germanic race. Well, poor fellow, what was be now — sane or insane? With the Nasi collapse, the Austrian State ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, F li. —Harold. Q uite, Waiblnftoa In­ dustrialist, will launch here next week a strange new enterprise— M feet under the water. His men are sinking two 230foot rubber storage tanks into the bottom ol the Boca Clega Bay, anchoring them to concrete foot­ ings on the floor of the bay and siphoning, into aaeh 10,000 gal­ lons of Jet fuel. This la to be the pilot project of one of the most Imaginative developments in underwater acti­ vities of our time. What Quase. «f, who retired from practice as a family doctor qany, later under full local sov­ ereignty. But Teuber was now bela­ ted between the pillars of governipentopolls. Section S3 of Trading with tba Enemy A ct,. 1944 says that alien property must be re ­ turned if It la In our "national Interest" to do so. The Austrian Treaty of 1953 Is, In part, an In­ strument for returning war-selied property ef Americana and Aus­ trians. But the Justice Depart­ ment, under tha 1944 act, holds that we have a "national Interest" In keeping the belongings of the pathetic Teuber, a dues-paylng Na- All three governments — ours, Hitler's, and Austria’s —. have combined to pester this unfortu­ nate man (now living obscurely with bis wife in Salisbury) and to paw over fais property, some of it located In Philadelphia. Tba latest elalm msde by private lawyers to Congress and the federal gov­ ernment Is that Teuber never was a Nasi. How could bo be, a steri­ lised Incompetent, not even eli­ gible to perpetuate the Master Race? The whole yarn doesn't prove much about the victim, but proves a lot about the institution called government. Jt should be taken much aa my grandmother would like sleeping pills — aa little aa is pep up when she was visited by absolutely necessary to get by. friends and relatives. The presence of visitors is a Three Minutes A Day blood to tba brain Is alwsys ntesssary for rationality. If thin mini­ mum la not mat wilb, wo are asleep, or dream or talk Irratioagpparaat. Irrationality. . But whan my father and moDrir would visit h tr, she would ba guile rational. My aunt com­ plain ed . about bar talkativeness iou uhu, and um tha wuu wild iMNiis stories ujav that bum ah* told, tail Grandma would be quite lucid whenedlr she M l . company. "You must think I am ' a fib­ ber," my aunt finally explained, "for when you folks coma down for a visit, she Is always paricily wall behaved and rationI." Aa our grandparents grow eldrly. they tend to have hardening I tba arteries. This artarosderits, as It to technically named, roducao the nourishment of tho brain. - Elderly people thus may. have flu of irrationality, and talk aloud at night aa If they a r t to a dream. A friend m e e tly called me to look at to r agad mother who is past 40. "Mother Is irrational to tba morning," this friend explained. "S to .may oven accuse m* of poisoning to r food for aba develops |U sorts of delusions. ' "B ut after lunch sto teams I* t o perfectly normal and to have forgotten bar illogical talk af jb* morning. ,i "And if guests coma to, a van luring Uw morning, ah* may to •n its rational and plaaiuS. Dr. Crane, how do you' aaceunt far »p afternoon rationality’ follow* g bar morning Irrationality?'' k By JAMES SELLER A large part of contemporary literature "does not express the feelings of French youth." This conviction was expressed by famed mountain-climber Maur­ ice Herxof, France's High Com­ missioner ef Youth and Sports, and. author ef "A naapuna." He regretted that modern artists sad writers are "rarely attracted by tho good and normal things." His' criticism waa directed p arti­ cularly a t the depravity of earlain modern novels and literature which depicts French youth as sentimental, skeptical and down­ right scornful. Hertog contended that most young people are reasonably good and "only want seriousness, some­ thing- in which they can taka p art with confidence." Focus attention on the majority of youth who lead normal lives rather than on the abnormal minority. God has endowed young men and women with Innate good­ ness, despite their human weak­ nesses. Help bring K out and everybody will benefit. Be net conformed te this world, but ha transformed. In the newness ef your mind, that, you may discern what la the good and acceptable and perfect will at A fainting parson can thus be restored to consciousness by low­ ering the head and adding more bleed to the bra la. An Iren tonic for the rad blood corpuscles may also help remedy tbs situation) especially if the eld­ erly persons are anemic a i they usually ar*< But purely psychological tonics, such as guests, will likewise raise lbs blood supply flowing through tha brain and often bring a temporarily confused disoriented adult back to rationality. la tba early morning a person’s blood sugar level Is also Jew. An elderly parson thus profits greatly by cotfae e r lea in the morning and sweet rolla -er other sugar food*. The caffeine prods tha boart into fraster activity during the usual m a n ia s sluggishness, while the sugar Is quickly absorbed In­ to tha blood stream for quick energy. (Bomasa 19:1) Whan with your grandparents, laapire young people, O H al/ moreover, talk sto u t old times. Spirit, to taka a stand far goodAsk them about (heir childhood. Taaaa them and Jeka with them. And Insist w it they attend family rtualeoi, aa I always did with my grandmother, for these are the payetologJaal method* far prodding; the at tot* emotional ex­ citement and thus greater mental alertness. Let them to happy to.thslr old ag#. It’s bettor fog them to 41# LONDON (UP1) —' Electronic happy than to live sad. monitors will keep an automatic ays m Donald Campbell's tubejet ear "Bluebird” to help, minim­ ise the' hnsarda of driving around 400 mlles-an-hour when t o streaks across tha Utah salt flats this year to a bid to arack tha weald land spaed retard. Measuring equipment developed kg the aircraft industry will give aonttouaua readings1 af atrain, pressures aad. temperature* frees gg differeat parts af tha eakfcto aafndto tamsha bath to a to n Speaking of houses. The most Interesting thing wo did when building our house was to put In a brick stairway. We are in the good old summertime midst of adding a new room to the dwelling. The yard is full of lumber. And the children are stepping on the nails. I t is the most delightful season of the year. "Absolutely NO brick stair­ way!” That was the only thing 1 put my foot down on when wo built. in my gay and gory Journalist days, I was often assigned to the emergency hospital. If you look down the blotter of the day’s emergencies, you find a startling repetition t "Falling down stairs. Contu­ sions, possible skull fracture." • o • We built a house of comparably soft wood. Wooden walls, wooden roof—(th e ' kind th at eatehod on fire easily when the chimney blowa sparks). Wo built a wooden gar­ age. What did we build for stairs? •riek. N et only that. When you tumble down these badly-lit, hard, brick stairs, you land on a solid brick floor. I f I were building a boobytrap, I would design auch a house. • o • I worked out the statistical "Of five people admitted to emergency hospital, four wlU have injuries resulting from household falls." I pointed out th at frame houses stand aafely during earthquakes. "Moat persons Injured in the Ban Francisco earthquake of *04 were hit by bricks from toppling ehlmntys." 1 got out tho blueprints. I stow ­ ed how the stairway bricks hung lika the sword o f Damocles, right above the dining table. I painted a purple word picture. Tha festive family Is gathered around tho feativo board. Rumble! Rumble! Crash! Tha neighbors coma in. They pick you up with the thing we use to tom pancakes with. Mverytody listened. Urey said: “Gee, Daddy knows a LOT, doesn’t he?” Than we went ahead and built a brick ataircaae. I t has kept us on our toee—for want of a better word. One hilarious thing about this stairway—we will probably die laughing about i t One funny funny thing about it is tho tele­ phone. We have a long cord on the BY BENNETT CEMF CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER has n well-nursed grievance against ’’those wretched unknowns who are responsible for American packaging.” Sto calls them "those w lurds of cardboard, waxed paper, cellophana, tap# with red labs saying 'Pull,' rad doU saying ‘Push,’ semi-perforated hyphen lines saylag 'Opan bare.’ who are responalbla for causing our con­ sum er goods to leach us in box­ es, containers, wrappers, and cartons that are not only in­ creasingly hideous, but increas­ ingly unopenable." Wowl Any member of the pack­ aging fraternity c a rt to rebut tha angry MUa Skinner? Sign outside the clubhouse at a new metropolitan race track: "Don't atop on tha graaa. It may have to to your (upper." A atenog In a Gotham law of­ fice says her boss la such a wolf he ramlnds her of a dry cleaner: to work* fast -and leave* no flag. telephone. The telephone comes out of a closet. And the cord stretches right across tha stairs. It is as effective as a trip wire In a- m int field. I t la well camou­ flaged—blenda right in with the brick. Catch thia cord Just right with your foot and you coma down lika n stage comic. I t la really comical and wa all anjoy It. (Our Inauranca ratea era a littla high. But wa all agree It la worth it.) • • • The atalra turned out to be use­ ful In n way I did not anticipate a t all. And It ahowa, " If you haven’t triad It, don't knoek I t " The atalra are open with n de­ corative, wrought-iron hand rail. Wall, you can reach up and put •11 kinds of things on tba stepa. Thing* you will Uka upstairs later. When you are on you way up. Things lika roller skates and hair epray cam. “Just pat it en the atalra,” we say. " I’ll take It up later." You a r t fort of reminded to take things up this way. Because the things are right in your way. I t la excellent on your way up. You can see the tblnga fitting right there. On your way down­ stairs, you do NOT sea them. Tba overhang of tho atalra aort of hidea them. t But you notice them when you step on them. We stepped on a can of hair spray Jpst this morning and camo down Ilka n plana with no winga. It made a fearful clatter. Livened up the breakfaat table no ond— that’a one way of putting it. A vacuum cleaner is a thorough, practical, labor-saving device for keeping a house clean. All the more distressing that, in perform­ ing Ha function, It la introduced into rooms where persons are bus­ ily engaged in writing or reading, and seated immediately over spots from which dust and dirt should be sucked up. ’ When asked if the vacuum eleaner wilt disturb them such persons of necessity reply that It will cot bother them in the le a st They cannot protest against the vacuum cleaner and place themstlvea in opposition to the clean­ ing of the house. It is a m atter of regret that in performing Its function the vac­ uum cleaner makes a deafening noise which drowns out the voices of persons who try to tslk against it. Thus when one person makes a remark the person to whom It la addressed docs not bear it at all or hears i( Incorrectly, In tha former case failure to bear arouses suspicion that tha seeond person Is getting deaf and ought to go to see an ear specialist. Or, worse still. It provokes the charge that the person addressed never listens to what Is stld. It follows that If tha person does not listen it Is because the person Is not Interested. And If the person Is not Interested that is a sign qf dying affection. Or, if w hit Is said is heard over the nolaa of the vacuum cleaner but 'heard Incorrectly It will lead to painful misund/rstandings, the person to whom the rem ark la made aaying yea when tb s'a n sw e r should be no and vice versa. Too bad that In accomplishing Ha worthy purpose, the vacuum should creata as a by-product an atmosphere of misunderstanding, frustration and strife. .That t u r n thoughts away from technological progress and creates instead a yearning for tha good old days of tha notlelesa feather duster. Christopher Billopp by Ed Koterba in Detroit IS years ago, Is aim­ ing lo do Is some day have all our surplus foods and military fuels stored on the .floors of our oceans ana pays. Eventually, he hopes to m a k jt ocean floors around the worla habitable! His plan, which he spelled out lo me a few daya ago In his of­ fice in Washington, seems to make sense. But to insure against interference down there, Dr. Quase is staking what la perhaps the strangest claim aver made on ibis-earth. lla ha a applied for tho land under the water ouside the n o r m a l U. S. limits. His Is tha first such claim on record. Hii attorneys filed the claim on June 10, 1960, with the Depart­ ment of Interior. In part, the let­ ter of application readi: "Application and claim are hereby made to acquire all rights to use tha oceans, seas, bays, gulfs and waters of tho outer continental shslf ef the UnltecL^ States.” ^ The purpose is "for the con­ struction and establishment of . . underwater Installations which house man and machines, for storing and warehousing. . .’’ Quase emphasized that ha wanti only tba underwater rights —not tha surface. The surface la governed,, beyond the norm l! three-miles limits, by internation­ al law. » The unofficial word from t h a " Interior Department was: "Wo'v# never had anything lika this hap­ pen to ua before." Quase said that If tba claim were allowed ba'd turn it right over to the United Statea govern­ ment, and then lease cer­ tain area*. " I Juat want to make sure,” be said, "th at the Rus­ sians don't claim it first." Tha former physician—a ta ll,., thin, nervous dreamer — first J thought about his project two and a half years ago whlla lying awake night worrying what would happen to our families—and espe­ cially bis three young children-* In the event of atomic attack. H t arrived at tba conclusion that tba only place safa from radiation—from contamination of our food stocks—waa under water. Also, water insulates against the spreading of fire of highly-com- O'" bstibia fuel. So ho set up the Je t Fuel and Storage Company, together with a subsidiary. Underwater Stor­ age, Inc. He, together with the Firestone Rubber and Tire Com­ pany and the Global Marina Cor­ poration, spent $30 million to ra- to the Editor Editor: The Sanford A rt Association wish*! to thank you for tha splen­ did publicity given to them by your newspaper Without your help .our two shows could never have been the success that they ware, and tha j interest created through you has J been responsible for our growing membership. Ruth H. Gallagher . , Corresponding Secretary Sanford Art Association (THERE'S REASON FOR PREFERENCE Igloo Fire LINCOLN, England (U P I)-A n igloo caught fire hers when an electric light In the Eskimo horns abort circuited. The wooden re­ plica waa allghtly charred. Engineers • watcklag the build­ up af atnln an instruments aaa want Oamatolt bp rndto link If ha oppress ion tha design limitstiana af hte dM mill an tour Kennedy Assured Of BigN.Y. Vote •Juat th e • to Ittla ri itra lh Page 4—Tuae. June SB, I960 ALBANY, N. Y. (U F I> - Ben. John V. Kennedy la ear* af most af Now York’s 114 Democratic National Convention votes, and tto drive by supporter* ef Adlal E. Stevenses to apeet tha sena­ tor's presidential haadwasae has beta dealt a serious Wow. At a spatial caucus last weak by tto largest slagta Hoc of dele­ gates to tto eoavoatha, Kiaaady was given IT pledge* with prem­ ie**, of mare, Stevenson received 1 Four ta d on*-half others wars scattered among Senate Majority Loader Lyndon Ju k i sen and Baas. Stuart Symington and Hubert Humphreys 11 free days In duly a planned LAKE FRONT * community / D id y ou e n o w you c a t add to savings or open aa account with ua aa Iato aa July 11 - and Mill earn dividends from July 1? Wa’re actually handini you eleven free earning! days! Act nowl When December 31, 1960 rolla around, you'll •hare a full six months’ dividends with our other happy aaven. , Side _____ 1NOTON (UPI) - T to District of Columbia procurement officer has Pant 1«4M naw p a in of- policemen's panto hack to the manufacturer with tho following lasUwetiena: For modesty's sake, sew tto aoams to tto aaato with stranger thread. Tto officer said tto aeam t began to giro way oron tofero tto trousers wars handed ant to tto j '> / / Mv Current Raft Per Annum �/ Miw Charbonneau Tue«. Jun« 28, 1960—Page R *«« Pittsburgh Guest* To Marry Enjoyed Honored Thomas Earl Dees A t Blue Springs A t Luncheon Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Thumai Charbohneau,"'Third ' street, San­ ford, announce the engagement o| Their daughter. Carmen Beverly lo Thomas Earl Dees, of Quincy, A family picnic nan held at blur Spring*, Sunday. Tlu>*c attending were Mr. ami Mr*.'Villen Alinr-ii and <on, Paul. Mr. and Mr*. (Irani Clutter and children. William and Dwayne of Oiteen, Mr. and Mra. J. I.. Allman and aon, J. L. Jr., of Remon Junction. Mr. and Mra. M. J. Hilliard. Webiter, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Con­ way, Leesburg. Mrs. Gladys Gahagen and daughter. Evelyn, Pitts­ burg. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. English. Daytona Reach, Mr. and Mrs. Hamby Hilliard, Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. George Hauser and child­ ren. Martha and Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Red Hauser, Deland, Mr and Mrs. Earl BouquarU and sons Olen and Randy of Sanford. Miss Cliarbonncau was born in Abindgdon. Vs., and attended schools in Virginia and graduated from Princeton High School in Princeton W. Vs. While In high school she was a member of the Tuture Homemaker's Club and played basketball with the PrinceW o n High School girl's team. She presently employed by Llpsey Appliance Service in Sanford. Mr. Cox was born In LaCros*. Wis. and it Ihe grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Cox of Quincy. He it a graduate of the Gadson Coun ty High School in Quincy. He wa» a member of the high school football squad, Ihe Future Farmers of America and the Lcllcrman's Club. He Is now serving with the United ^S tates Navy and stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Slallon. An early fall wedding is plan ned. Literally, your trouaseau is any­ thing you can y with you to your now homa. r" Mrs. Vivien Allman entertained at a luncheon in Osteen Wednes- V ; d a y . in h o n o r o f A ir s TUESDAY Disabled American Veteran# auxiliary meets at T:M p. m. at Ihe DAV homa en Mm Orlande Road. Past Noble Grands Club meet* at ■ p. m. a t the home of Mra. Nell Full ell, 1110 Laurel Ave, Royal Arch Widowi will meet at the Masonic Hall for the last ses­ sion of Ihe season. Covgred dish dinner served at 6:30 p. m. k the Masonle dining room. Enjoying Vacation MRS. I,. R. HAUER, second from left, whs guest of honor nt n farewell luncheon, given by Mrs, F. G. Edwards, at her home in Loch Arbor. Mrs. Edwards is shown serving the honorec. Others in the picture are Mrs. Warren Knowles and Mr*. Louise Knowles. (Herald Photo) Dr. and Mra. John Bradin of Osteen, left this weekend for a vacation in the northern atatea. They plan to be gone about fix weeks. Their first stop will be In Brunswick. Ga. where they will visit the Roth family, former pat­ ients of the doctor. They will slay at the Grand View Hotel in Gatlinburg for sev­ eral days and the go to Gnadenhutten, Ohio for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ran. They plan lo spend »ome lime in Detroit, where they lived for 23 years. After visiting friends and relatives In that area, they will return by way of Si. Louis and visit their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Rirhsrd Bradin and daughter Christina and t h e i r daughter and her family. Rev. and Mrs. Rirhsrd Sommerficld, Susan and Gretchen. MISS PATRICIA ANN FRYER Mr. and Sirs Raymond M. Fry school and is presently employed er, soo South Sanford A ve, an­ by the Continental Can Company In Winter Garden. nounce the engagement and ap­ The wedding will be an event of proaching marriage of their daugh­ July IT at 3 p. m. at the Khencicr ter, Patricia Ann, to LeKoy Tay­ Methodist Church. All friends of lor, son of Sir. and Mrs. John D. tha couple are Invited to attend. Taylor, Sanfurd. Mis* Fryer wss born in Sanlord ■nd altcnded schools in Sanford. While in Semlnola High School she was a member of the Glee Club, Future Tearhcra' Club and the Journalism Club. Sha is presently employed al the Sanford Herald. TUESDAY Sir. Taylor was born in Sanlord Brotherhood supper st the First and la a graduate of Seminole High School. He waa a member of Bsptist Church at T p. m. Graduation eserelsea were held the Journalism Club while in Ladies Stissionsry Fellowship at the Osteen Baptist Church, F ri­ meeting at Ihe Christian and .Mis­ day evening and graduation rersionary Alliance Church at 3:30 liffcatea presented In Ihe 63 rhi'd ren who wera registered for Ihe Presbytery mreting al 9:30 a. summer Bible school. m. in the First Presbyterian A program waa given with all Ihe service in July. Both worn Riven a corsage. Shown MRS. JOHN WHITE AND MRS. EUGENE FLINT were Chureh, Orlando. Presbyterian children participating. The lead­ around the luncheon table front left, back, are Mra. men'* rally begins al 4:30 p. m. honored at a luncheon at the Pinecrest Inn by the lutdiea ers were also presented certifi­ Welcome Wagon hostesses report Classes, business sessions and sup­ White, Mrs. Joint Heddard, Mr*. Clyde Bryan, Mr*. Auxiliary of tha Fleet Reserve. Mrs, Flint who will be cates. Rev. Joe Douthitt was sup­ catla made lo the following new per will be held. Wannctta Chesser, Mrs. W. H. Harnett, Mrs. C. T. Walk­ leaving with her husband and family for Alameda, erintendent of the school. Sirs. residents of Sanford: Mr. and Mrs. WEDNESDAY er, Mrs. Flint. Mrs. K. E. Fisher, Mrs. O. E. Bertrang Calif., was presented a past treasurer’s pin and a gift Margaret Allman had charge of and Mr*. H. JL Sundvall. from tha unit. Mrs. White was presented her past presi­ Ihe nursery. Sirs. Albert d a rk waa Jease Todd and daughter, Mary Men's Club of the Congregational leader for the beginner* group, as­ Lynn, from Venice. Calif, and Mr. Christian Chureh will meet al the dent's pin, as she will be on leave during the installation sisted by Jackie Brooke and Donna and Mr*. Robert Kurvin and sons, church at T:30 p. m. Robert and Steven from Ft. Wal­ Slowell. Prayer meeting at the First Mrs. Kenneth Harvey had charge ton Beach, Fla. Presbyterian Church begins at f of the primary department with Familie* transferred here by the p. m. Frances Riggs and Carrel Crim Navy are LI. and Mrs. L. G. Family hut.r al the Christian and assisting. Rev. and Mr*. Douthitt Sheets and children, Allen, Sam­ Missionary Alliance Church begins assisted by Barbara Ann Clark my, Willie, and Jranne Andsusy, at • p. m. Member* of the Wilton family I at the homr of Mr. and Mra. A. L. Kilo, Ilillic Sue and a house guest Homestead; Mr. and Mrs. Donald were responsible for the Juniors. (rom Pensacola and Mr. and Mrs. Training Union supper at Ihe from Albany, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, Donny and Scott, Alta­ met June 19 at tha boma of Mr. j Wilton, 468 Rosalia Dr. Tatum 3rd served as secre­ M. II. Keefe and daughters, Ma­ First Rapt 1st Chureh followed by W. J. Wilson Jr.. Apricot, Buddy, monte Springs and Mr. and Mrs. John tary and Mra. L. W. Jones was rian and Margaret also from Pen­ an officers council meeting starts •nd llr*. Charles R Wilton, 119 j Those attending included Mr. and James and Jackie of Fitzgerald, in rharge of the refreshment*. sacola. at • p. m. West 19th St. for the annual WU-1 Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Mr. and Mr*, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harsh, Holland Davis of Kitrgrrald, Ga. •on family reunion. I Fred Wilson and son. Matt; Mr. The family group meets each *n<i Mr*. Walter Cook and childyear on Father's Day to honor th t f*n- David, Danny and Sherry; Rev. W. J. Wilson Sr., who It the Mis* Martha Cook. Mr. and Mra. father of eight children, II grand- Thomas Boston and children, RoMrs. Charles Walsh ami twin ' children and 11 great-grandchild- * « , Kandy, Barbara ami Susan. ten> Mr. and Mra. Rodney Harris, liar- sons, Daniel and David of Talla­ An outdoor luncheon was aerved bar* and Clyde; and the hosts, Mr. hassee, havr been visiting Mr. and to tha many relative* and gueala -Mr*. Charles R. Wilson, Carol Mrs. John D. Abrahams at their home, 316 West 20th St. Tha only ooe of Rev. Wilson's chU- •nd R»y »U from Sanford, James Duffy, retired attorney dren not present was Mrs. Leroy Mr. and Mra. J. H. Wilson, John Turner and family of Fort Valley, Jr., Lynn and a house gueat from and publicity chairman of the De Incorporated 19tT Ga. She eoukl not attend due to New Smyrna Beach; Mr. and Mr*. Bary Community Center expansion AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANE OF JACKSONVILLE Illness In her family. It waa an- T. G. Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Wood- committee left Monday for a six Bounced that the gathering will row Crawford. Chip and Connie all week vacation trip to New York SANFORD. FLORIDA meet on Father's Day next year of Orlando, Mr. and Mra. W. P. and New England. Church Calendar Osteen Children Present Program Hostesses Welcome Four New Families C. G la d e * G a . hagen and daughter Evelyn of Pittsburgh, Pa., who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Hauser of Drland. Other guests w e r e Mrs. Hauser and children, Martha and Martin, Mrs. J. E. English of Daytona Reaeh, Mrs. Grant Clutter and children, William and Dwayne of Osteen and Mrs. J . L. Allman and son, J . L. Jr. of Ben* son Junction. Dr. and Mrs. Bradin R.Wilson Host At Family Reunion Osteen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Emery Larson of Sloline, III. spent several daya with Sir. and Sira. Norman Miller. Mr. and Mra. Jack Honlcutt and ions Jimmy and Jack were recent dinner guest* of Sir. and Mra> L. W. Jones. The Jonea' spent one day at the beach with the Honicutlt who are visiting in Daytona Beach. They are from Atlanta, Ga. Sirs. Julius Grrheardt, has re­ ceived word of the death of her sister, Sira. Andrew Rclchrath, m Nrwtonville, Ontario, Canada. Lindy Gay Pell, Samaula, b at been vlailing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pell. Str. and Mra. Joe Paul d u lle r. Annrtle and Joe Paul J r. o( Clarksville, Texas, arrived in Oatern last week for a ahort visit with his mother, Mra. Edna Clut­ ter. Thursday they left for the return trip to their home and were arompanied by hia mother, wha will spend the summer k Texas, her former home. Rev. Erie Roberts la the new Pastor at the Oateen Methodist Church. He preached hla first a#r> mon Sunday. Rev. Roberta Ja alas Ihe Paalor at the Stafford Memo* rial Church in Lake Monroe. Roe, and Sira. Roberts and their tws children will soon move into th t parsonage at Lake Monroe. IP cA A on aJb STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS O f JUNE 16, I960 COMPTROLLER’S CALL RESOURCES I * ................ .. Family Picnic TlvJtixji Loans and Discounts O verdrafts Banking: House, Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Federal Reserve Bank Stock Other Resources U. S. Government Obligations $5,000, Other Marketable Bonds 453, Cash and Due From Banks 2,108,: LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus 129,370.52 39,950.00 15,000.00 44,053.73 $ 260,000.00 250,000.00 Undivided Profits 270,304.05 Reserves 111,553.85 Unearned Discount 133,642.54 Deposits $12,236,649.80 Total $ 12,236,649.80 OFFICERS M. B. POPE President, H. R. Pope Ce. Sanford, Florfck GEORGS B. BISHOP Retired, Senferd, Fiend* I . W. SHANDS President The Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida J. C. HUTCHISON Director A Chairman nf Executive Com milta of Cbaaa A Co., Sanford, Florida B. P. MANN Vke-Prsideat Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sanford, Florida �' l By PETER RCHAAL | for hfa new *«il*nment at VISanford will remain In the area Roaring from behind agalnit Ihe | aalia, Calif, yeaterday. tor about a weak, advialng and league leading Lakeland Indiana Acting pilot naiiiord aaid that •coutlng playera, bia normal laak on their home field laal night, three men were under considersthe Sanford Greyhoundi (cored lion and that either would “ give aa aoulheaatern d a te acout for their moat Important Florida the fana of Sanford an action- Kantaa City. He la well known In Stale League decialon of the aea- filled aecond half that would find Sanford aa a aecond baaeman with a atrong aeml-pro team aon with an I to 9 victory that cloaed out the firal half of the fielded here in 1930. IBM ic a ton aatlafactorily. The win broke the Greyhounda' eight game loalng atreak and equally at Important, it aaaurrd them of third place in loop standNEWTON, Mann. (UP1)—Jimmy Piernall resigned Inga, one-half game ahead of a hlmaelf todiiy to an unwanted and indefinite period of surging Tampa club which, rain­ rest, ntill protesting that he is no more tired than any ed out at home, could have back­ ed Into third apot had the Greyother ball player. hounds lost. The 30-yenr-olti Cleveland Indians outfielder said It was achieved by the kind of he Would make no effort to join the club in Bnltlmore to­ “ 100 percent effort a t ell times" night, even though ho felt he was ready to play. that acting manager Jack San­ “I’ll go back when they want me,” he said Monday ford told the equad before the night. He added that he hod not heard during the day gahte waa “ absolutely necessary" end It was lustily celebrated by from cither Indinns Manager Jos Gordon or Frank Lane, the young club aa Its players the club’s general manager, ‘Til just wait here until swarmed Into the clubhouse with they call me.” their first victory over the first Piersall was ordered to take a rest because, accord­ half champions on their home ing to Gordon nnd team doctors, he had lost a lot of grounds. It came largely bacauae of weight and appeared to Iw ill. Jimmy said he had lost sterling relief hurling by Beetle six pounds, dropping to 174 a few weeks ago, but has Bailey, Ihe fait flinging lefty, regained the weight. and 199-pound Ken Sander* who retired 12 of Ihe final 14 In­ diana facing him from the sixth TRYING AGAIN through the ninth. The Grryhound* combined a walk, error, fielder*’ choice and Dirk Green's single for a pair of runs In the firat but saw Ihe In­ dians pick* up a single run In Ihelr half on an error, sacrifice, and Infield bunt by Jack Parker, loop’s leading slugger.' Young Floyd Mppold of the Hounds found his lead abort lived when Ihe Indians' Ken Elweln opened with a double In the se­ cond, after which Gen* Bates lofted a Iremendoui homer out of the park In right center 3T9 feet away, A single by Doby plus an overthrow of aecond by Lippold brought in a third run be­ fore Ihe Indians were retired. Sanford waited until the seventh to fall upon a Uring Jim Smith who was racked up for five runs on four hits before Billy Harris relieved him on the mound. BUI Dukes opened with a dou­ ble but Hinojosa fanned. Dick Green drew a walk aa did Ken llarrelaon and Bob Peres dumped a bunt scoring Duke*. The Hounds' brand new 139,000 bonus outfielder, Frank Cipriani then stroked a perfect single through C A tM tttB A S I U O . Ihe hola off first Into right field, •coring llarrelaon and Green, WHO M EETS (SEHE A4KVP HOV T>teNtlTtRwith Peres scoring when Long's fU L LM SR M A R gT tlR rt w e;o*r rrrLB Twice, throw from right bounced into the (So /r t s a l t l a x e e r r / CAKMiH A U V N *Aie> Lakeland dugout. Cipriani wound e r t J u n e 2 9 ,' r t A rt 70 HAVA rXAPrrtoH up on third during the play, oar,vo rcfiH 'M -p u r e s h o r t 7 0 r e o a /X scoring a moment later <>n a HWM TM OLP 04 f t <0 0 0 /S O W f OH THE •Ingle by Jorge Arroyo. Harris O/m'O AfK> TAtaHO W O O LSW E fSftr 77TLE He came to tb* mound and Ken f tjn te oafWOHOA WM Sanders greeted him with a sin­ G iC E Ch'SEP OOTR/OHT. M ULPM M O** H tLR gle but Pal Siak forced Sanderi at second to end tb* frame. Cipriani, in hla first profession­ al appearance and first gam* und.-r lights, proved to be all that had bocn claimed for him. He got three hit* In four trips, dis­ played tremendous speed on the bates and a fin* arm , and drove In a pair of runs when they were aorrly needed. Aa • reward for their victory, SALT LAKE CITY (UP1) — srtlng manager Sanford told the Muscular Gen* Fullmer, the only player! thay needn't appear at men to ever stop Carmen Batlllo, Ihe park until 9 p. m. Thursday afternoon when tha club opens remained a slight favorite today the second half of the season to beat the one-time world w*l> terwelght ami middleweight champ with Leesburg. This afternooo, Sanford, gentral In their title bout Wednesday Cedar City. Utah, heavyweight inaneter Peter Schaal, and All- night. Fullmer, huldrr of the NBA Lamar Clark. Their bout will star team players Pat Siak, Ken liarreison, Bolivar liinojoaa. Bub version of the middleweight crown, cloa* tha program. Both Fullmer and Bailllo be­ Peres and Bob Golick, were ache- defends hla title against the ex* duled to leave for Lakeland where onion farmer from Canattota, gan the long wait today. Fullmer the five wUI appear In the league's N. Y-. In a nationally tflavlsed 19. relaxed a t hi* home in nearby rounder from Salt l« k e City's West Jordan, Utah, and Bailllo ltth annual all-star game. motored from hla training camp The squad wUI be honored after Derkt Field. Fullmer won the NBA version at Ogden to Salt Ink* City. He the game at a aleak supper where aids wUI be presented by League of the till* laat August by stop­ planned to relax by reading and President Herb Smith on behalf ping Bailllo in 14 round* a t San visiting with hla handler!. Trainer Angelo Curley said the Franrisro. That fight, a pier six of the officers and fana. Wednesday afternoon club of­ brawl which found both fighter* champion was In excellent spirits ficers and directors will honor banged up a t the end, was ad- and vary confidant. "Gena isn’t the playera, their wives and girt Judged "fight of the year” by over confident. Just aur* b* can heat Carman again," Curley said. friends at a barbecue supper and Ring Magesin*. I t will he BaalUo’e first fight The sponsoring Intermountain outing at Harold Kastaer's lakeBoxing Club anticipates another slac* ha waa beaten by Fullmer aide home. Kama* City officials had not alugfeat between the two Veter* In San Francisco whan thay announced at noon today whs an*. Promoter* expect a crowd of fought for tha NBA version of tha they had aelected to replaco man­ tuoi# than 10.000 and a gate ex* till* vacated because ef 8ugar ager Robbte Robertson who left reeding |100,000 for Salt Lake Ray Robinson's failure to defend. Who's Tired? STRIKE I, called umpire Gerald Jonea an tha baseball plunked into the mitt of YowelPa catcher Bernle Barber after Ken Uopklna of Koodmart took a healthy cut in Monday night action In the Little League at Ft. Mellon Park. Recreation department actlvitiea are keeping the park bualer than usual thia summer. Yank Nelters League Leaders Suffer Severe Blow Af Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (Ul’l) •-The United States tennis force, |w rd hit by tha elimination of Ita last two survivors In tha men's •Inglai, was counting today on ihe women In the Wimbledon thamplonihlpi, Darien* Hard of Montebello, Califs played Sandra Reynolds of Bouth Africa and Karen Itenti* • f San Diego, Calif., faced Chris, line Truman of England In the Ruarler-flnals of the woman's sinThe ether two matches pilled lefendlag champion Marla Bueno ef BraiU against Angsla Morti­ m er of England and Rene* rhuurman ef South Africa agalnit on llaydon of England, In tha men's doubles competl(Ion, Earl Bouchols and Chuck McKinley, both of St. Louis, were scheduled to play Spain's Manual Santana and Juan Manutl Couder while Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, and Ron llolmborg •( Brooklyn meet Mexico's Francisgo Contreras and Mario Llamai. Buchhnls suffered a pulled thigh muscle In his loft leg and (wilted hla right ankl* Monday, forcing him to default hie quar. (er-flnal singles match to Neale Fraser ef Australia. The 19-year-uld St. Louis LuungIte r waa leading two sets lo on* and the Kora waa lied 13-13 In (he fourth eel, in which he had blown five match points, when he Mae finally carried oft the court S MacKey, ro-favored with Frasir for the men's crown, was dimnattd by Nicola Pletrangell of Itely, 19-14, 9-2, 3 9, 9-4. The hulk. Ing Ohioan once again was haunt­ ed by double-faults, commuting ll, and fell four times chattel IMetrangelt's clever placements. National League Player ft Club G.AB R. II.Pet. Mays, 8. F. 46291 94 U .344 Larker, L. A. 51143 21 90 J13 Groat, Pitta, 19264 41 96 .336 Clmnte, Pitta. 63 299 41 M .332 Walters, Phil, 97200 27 M .930 Whitt, 8t. L. 69294 34 R2 ,323 Alhburn, Chi. 62239 47 76 .323 Curry, Phil. 43141 17 43 .319 Krklnd, S. F. 66236 32 73 .315 Skinner, Pitta. 34292 47 71 .310 American league Gentile, Balt, 62 U3 29 32 .340 Runnels, Bos, 62 246 39 83 .337 Minoso, Chi. 66 292 41 14 .333 Maris, N. Y. M 229 43 74 .329 Smith, Chi. 69 243 36 78 .311 Kuenn, Clsv. 91 223 36 70 .314 Skwrn, N. Y. 96 217 II M .304 Lop*!, N. Y. 41 149 23 45 .302 Hariog, K. C. 90 163 30 49 .301 Berra, N. Y. 48 141 29 44 .217 Run* Batted la Natleual League — Banks. Cubs 611 Mays, Giants 32; Ceprda, Giants 32; Aaron, Braves 90; Cle­ mente, Pirates 49. America* League—Marls, Yan­ kees 96; Gentile, Orlolrs 47; Han­ sen, Orioles 47; Minoso, White Sox 46; Lemon, Senators 43; Skowron, Yankees 43. Heme Rune Nallaual Uague — Banks, Cubs I t; Boyer, Cards 19; Aaron, Breves 17; Malhsws, Braves 16; Cepeda, Giants 19, America* League—Marls, Yan­ kees 22; Lemon, Senators 17; Mantle, Yankees II; Held, Indi­ ans 1); Maxwell, Tigers 12. . Pitching National League — Williams, Dodgers 1-1: law , Pirates 113; McCormick, Giants 93; Burdette, Braves 93; Buhl, Braves 13. America* Leagea—Coates, Yink*es 1-0; Daley, Athletics t03; Brown, Orioles 6-3; Perry, Indi­ ans 6-3; Estrada, Orioles 1-3. Philly Wonts Next Title Bout Bout Receipts H it Record High : NEW YORK (UPD—The total receipts for last Monday’s Floyd tPatterson-Ingcmar Johanuion bout W1ready have reached an all-tima high. • With more movie revenue atill In b* received, tha lo u t receipt* of 93,349,993 far aurpaisas lh* 9?.* 199,990 brought In by tha aacoud Jack Dcmpsey-Gene Tuuney bout f. Tb# amounted to f4.’ 13,. IHV receipt* H HlWWMlfW IW 921.693. Far hla victory, Patterson teUl receive about 9393,730 and Johansson will gat 9413,323, It Bobby Johnson hurled a one bil­ waa unofficially estimated. ; Each fighter also will receive ler to lead tha Rotary Club to a a share of the gala receipts at tha 9ft win over Kiwanis in Bab* *1* Grounds, which tallied 9934,- Ruth League play Monday, la other BRL aclioo, the Klks It. Johansson also has an exclu­ sive share of the television and defeated Lake Mary, 6 0 . Rotary Tops Kiwanis In BRL 6 i WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Sonata was set to vet* today on legislation to pul organised bat*, ball under tha anll-truai law*. ' T h e measure, sponsored by Hen. Estes Kafauver (D-Tenn.), was in ngraemant t* limit debate, ghlrh should astute final action ha# lull Iffht Meanwhile, B1U Tarry, farmer nanager of tha Naw Y«rk Giants, tod (mw president o f the Jacksonrill# Braves in the Boath Atlantic -segue, tald ha had been placed #a •card agalnat tha bill Without hit inowledg# « r consent. ‘ V **, . doub,.,h “ * r / * U tka b* ,cor,# ot Th# , , r , t «“B# w,Bt two " tr ‘ ‘““‘“I 1* Ia lh* Blnth’ Orlando a Branclfortl alngled, went to aecond on a bate on balla, atole thifd and raced home when the ball waa thrown wildly to third. The Dodger* acorod all of their run a In the fifth inning of the aecond game on three •w w w atto ■ * * • • * we* » « ( * « walks, m » an error, e tingle by Arlo Engel and a triple ateal with Engel going home. Leeaburg divided a twin bill with St. Peteraburg, taking the firat gam* 12.4 and dropping the aecond 7-3. Outfielder Chuck Boontn, mak­ ing hla profeaaional debut after graduating from the Univeraity of Richmond, waa the big gun for the winners in the firat game. Boonen drove in three runs with a double and a alngle. Florida Mate League W L Lakeland 46 It Palatka J t >1 Tampa 34 31 SANFORD 39 31 Orlando 29 3t St. Patersburg 2* 31 Leeaburg 21 31 Daytena Beach 24 41 Nad—al League Pittsburgh 41 34 .631 . .. Milwaukee 96 29 .360 3 San Francisco 36 31 .917 • St. Louis 32 34 .495 914 Cincinnati 31 34 .477 10 Los Angeles 30 34 .4 * lOVt Philadelphia 27 30 .400 14te Chicago 29 17 .409 14Vt Tuesday's Prebabl* PRcbere . Milwaukee a t Chicago — Spahn (5 4) vs Hobbit (9-9). San Francisco at Pittsburgh (night)—Jonas (9ft) vs Haddig (4-4). Cincinnati a t St. Louis (night)— O'Toole (5-7) vs Kilo* (3ft). Los Angales at Phlladtlphia (night) — Williams (9-2) va Rob­ erta (4-7). American League W.L. Pet. GB Naw York 37 29 .907 ... Baltimore 41 29 .994 ... 39 27 .363 2 Cleveland 36 30 .549 3 Chicago 31 32 .492 OH Detroit Washington 20 34 .460 9H Kansas City 26 90 ,409 12th 22 42 .344 19 Boston Who Says There Are No Dodger Fans In Brooklyn? NEW YORK (U P I)-W h e said thara ere no Dodger fana l if t in Brooklyn? Tha Bums cama heck to New York for an exhibition game with the Yankees Monday night nnd an enthusiastic throng of 99,492, in. eluding a multitude of the “faith, ful" from across the Brooklyn Bridge, gave them a rousing welcom* a t Yankee Stadium. Thay cheered the Dodgera until their voice* became hoars*. They booed the Yankasa ju st aa hard. And thay almost want berserk when on* of their old heroes, Gil Hodges, drove in Brooklyn-born Tommy Davis with a triple in the seventh inning th at gave the Dodgers a 4-9 victory. I t waa the Dodgera' first ap­ pearance in New York since they moved to Lot Angeles 11a years ago. And to tho Mg town's fens, It brought back memories of tkos* old Yankee • Dodger "subway" brawls. United P m * International No ooe waa more surprised than Jack KraUck when Manager Cook­ ie Lavagetto of the Waablngton Senator* named him to pitch agalnat the Baltimore Oriole* Monday night. And no on* waa more aurprited than the Oriole* when the 29 • year • old aouthpaw knocked them out of firat plae* in the American League by pitching hi* way to a 9-2, 10-inning victory in hit firat major league atart. Kralick had relieved in 19 prevlout game* tbia acaton and turned in tlx fireman appearance* laat year for the Senator* before getting the atarting nod from Lavagetto. A wild 10th Inning, reaulting in three unearned runa for Wash­ ington without a ball being bit out of tbo infield, dropped tho Orioles into second place in the American League Handings, three percentage points behind tha idle New York Yankees. Hoyt Wilhelm, who usually fig­ ures in eay wild spree, waa the victim of horrid support in a frame In whlcbu tnplre Joe PapereUa tossed out Baltimore Man­ ager Paul Richards for arguing on ■ Upped foul by Bob Allison. Allison, with the count I and 2„ attempted to punch on*. of Wilhelm's pltchea and It trickled foul. Richards claimed it should have boon ruled a bunted foul third strike. It was tha beginning of the end aa Allison than walked, advanced to second on Lenny Gmen’s bunt ilngla and stole third. Both (cored aa Marv Breeding's throw to the plate on Julio Bacquar's grounder tailed over Clint Courtney's baad. Another bunt by Billy Gardner and Hal Naragon's double play grounder scored the third run. Baltimore was in arrears twice during tb* game, but managed to tie the count on each occasion. A triple by Reno Bertote and an Allison double accounted for the first Waablngton run. The N atff (cored their aecond without the benefit of a hit. The Oriole* tied it the firat lime on two alnglea and Gene Woodllng'a aacrifice fly and evened it again when Jackie Brandt tripled home a run in the eighth. Kralick won hi* third alraight without a lota while Wilhelm suf. fered hit fifth lo it in 10 decisions. There waa no other action ist> either league. COOPERSTOWN. N. Y. (UPI> _Dick Drott narrowly missed making hlatory a t Cooperation Monday when he tossed a no-hit. ter for aaven Innings while laad. fng the Chicago Cubs to a 5-0 vjr. lory over the Cleveland Indians In the 19th annual Hall of Fame for the Cuba during the regular exhibition game. r* Drott, who hasn't won a game season, rstlred the first 19 men in order before he walked Ken As. promonta on a .1 and 2 pitch in the seventh Inning to spoil an otherwise perfect (tint. Mo* Drabowsky replaced D iott In the eighth and gave up a sin* gl« to Tito Francona for Clev*. land's first hit of the game. A home run by rookie centerfielder Dan Murphy in the first,* inning waa all Chicago needed t o * bring tha National League even with the American In victories at nine each. One other game ended in a tie. Two more home runs off loser Jack Harshman in the third in. ning completed the scoring, lorry Klndall poled one to atart the frame. Ernie Banks than doubled and Dick Gamart singled to set E s p e n s h ip S ig n s the stag* for Ron Santo's th r e e ., MONTREAL (UP!) — The Mon­ __ i.__ . . . V/ treal Alouattes have announced the signing of Jack Eipenihlp, e former Florida State Univeraity halfback, to a 1990 contract. H t la Polish Up Your a native of Lake City. Rough Spots Waivers On Lockman CINCINNATI, Ohio (U PI)-T b* Cincinnati Beds have asked waiv­ ers on veteran oulfielder-infielder Whitey Lockman to make room for Joe Gaines, 23-year-old out­ fielder who hae been called up from Portland of tb* Pacific Coast League. ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE! a |B& AT a? j Before The N ext League Season Sportsmanship thrives in our well-kept alleys. Yew'll have a roualag gawd gam*! Yew eaa’t help but make a higher scar* in e ar bowl, lag center! FREE INSTRUCTION Open Bawling Every Day SANFORD GAS COMPANY l i t K. 1st I t FA 2-3733 N atnral Gaa F ar Hanford 5 | AIK CONDITIONED ONORA (Navy Base) ROAD Jaat Off Hwy. 17-92 Phoa* FA 2.7941 W h a t b a t t o r way c a n you k t a p up-to-date with your Local and C o u n t y N o w s , t h a n with “ S o m i n o l o County's Only Doily N o w s p a p t r ? " For Homo Dolivory Coll FA 2-2611 p A L L F A 2-8l t ? e t �Tuen. Juno 28, 1960—Page 7 8 ft (Dsuah Obby: DEAR ABBY: Our milkmun is a hand% sonie young man about 30 and he’s so nice 1 hsto to hurt Ilia fteiings. I gave hiin my back door key to let himself in and put my milk in my refrigerator. My husband says the milkman is sup­ posed to leave the milk outside the door. He is raising quite a fuss a about it, too. 1 like to sleep mornings and don’t want the milk to get sour; that's why I gave him a back door key. My husband has no ^ reason to be jealous of the milkman but I • believe he is. Should 1 ask the milkman for the key and tell him to leave the milk outside or what? LOUISE DEAR LOUISE: Better to have sour milk than a sour marriage. Your hus­ band's wishes outrank the milkman’s feel­ ings. Get the key. • i i • » DEAR ABBY; Some friends invited 9 m.v husband and me to dine at a roadhouse cafe. The four of us ordered steaks. Just as I started to eat mine I noticed a dead fly on it. 1 pushed it back and asked my husband to order me another one. He re­ fused and traded steaks with me. I told him he shouldn’t eat it either, but he said it didn't bother him. 1 lost my temper and we had n few words. By this time people nt other tables ^ were taking it all in and started voicing “ their opinions. Some were with me and some were with him. Our host insisted on ordering another steak. Do you think I was wrong to mention the dead fly? Or should I have brushed it off and eaten the steak anyway? SQUEAMISH I DEAR SQUEAMISH: Telling your •in fer? Vrrif? By Abigail Van Buren husband was fine. He then should have quietly ordered another steak. Since he lacked ihe courage, you should have let him trade steaks with you instead of mak­ ing an issue of it. The lively row between you was probably far more humiliating to your host th«n the presence of a dead fly on your steak. • • • DEAR ABBY: Please print this for the “Live Today” teenager who said her parents were too strict and old-fnshioncd, and with the H Bomb ready to hit us any minute why not have all the fun possible? Well. I’ll tell you why not: God had His reasons for putting us on this earth, and if He takes us away He will also hnve His reasons. If He wants us to live and have fun. He will sec to that, too. I absolutely agree with your answer. Abby. My mother talks just like you do and I love her for it. We teenagers should try to understand that our parents have lived their lives and made mistakes and they are being strict with us to keep us from making the same mistakes. I think this “Live Today” girl just wanted an excuse to have her fun and she needed someone to agree with her. If she’s smart, she'll take your advice. I’m no angel, but I know right from wrong and if I get into trouble it will be nobody’s fault but my own because I’ve been taught different. Thank you. FEARLESS TEENAGER * t » “What’s your problem?” Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. . Don’t Look BackLook Ahead! “ Don't look back, look ahrad,1’ ■ay* fsmnui industrial designer I Belle Kogan. She tells this to manufacturers who come to her for crcat've designs and, says this interesting “career after forty" woman, “ This adviae is for ail mature women, including me." Miss Kogan has her own design studio and produces Ideas that are modern and exciting. She b«lieves that women should have many and varied interests and hers include travel and cooking ) (an Indian curry dish is her fa­ vorite party concoction). She loves to read, to garden and to guide beginners In her profession. Our lady industrialist designer also collects but feels that when col­ lections grow “just too big," they must go. Decently she parted with a collection of almost six hundred turtles of silver, jade, crystal and other interesting materials. This collection started from a turtle pin given her by a friend, but now she feels they clutter her sur­ roundings. "Now I prefer a few wcll-cboscn things to a collection.” Color, Miss Kogan feels, is im­ portant to a woman and she weara browns and greens in various shades to set off her auburn hair A If you happen to be planning nn expedition this summer, 1 recommend that you establish a bate camp in the Mayflower Ho­ tel. The accommodations there are rather primitive, but the na­ tive* are friendly and generally sanitary. Upon leaving the bate camp, expeditions usually proceed in an eastarly direction along a grassy plain known as “Tba Mall," tak­ ing their bearings from the Wash­ ington Monument. This* takes them to the foot of Capitol llill, where the climbers tan pause at Grant's tlalue lo check their equipment, obtain more guides, if needed, and take on ■ fresh supply of popsiclet. Now a decision must be made whether to approach the summit from the Senate side, past “ The Cave of the Winds," or from the House side, whence iprang the legend of the “abominable con­ gressmen." Either route is baiardout, but once you reach the summit and drink in the inspiring view el Sam Rayburn's head shining in the distance, it all somehow a worthwhile. 7:u<> 7 . so 7:10 f:te 1:04 S ilt in (S) It) id id It) T o d a y — Uav * O a rra w a y W ea ik a r Slo«l* Netra Nana Captain K ansa rD* 1:1} it) Countdown New* 0:00 |S ) Id III t ;>•) I t t 0 : ts i f ) 10:0* (SI Id it) l t : l t (S) It) 11 l i t I t ) I1;S0 I t ) it) MornlUB Thaavr* N o n p a r Room K artoon Kapera D i n e D on a Krhool Now * • i n ta r v lo w a Dough i t t ill Rad Mow* S h o e M ot I* a t Ten P l a y Tour Kuach On Th * O s Prle* la I t l t h t C o n ea m ra tlo n D o e a n s t r Brid e and brown eye*. For “ cool" colors her choice is turquoise and and gray. And, ihe never wears black. “ I hive owned only two black dresses in my life," the says emphatically “ One was a dinner dress which 1 sold aftrr one wearing. I know black is sm srt, but it is not softening." This busy, clever woman was one of the first in her profession to go into business for herself de­ signing for great industrial firms. Todiy there are new and exciting materials and she Is fascinated by all that is new. She always looks ahead and never back! “ Whole new worlds ran open for a woman whose children are grown. She has time then. “ But,” she added, “ I am amared at hove many women do not take advant­ age of this time to start doing something they have elways want­ ed to do." 1 feel sure that Belle Kogan will alwaya use her lime for creating a new world fur her­ self, if necessary. HOLLYWOOD (U PD —Twentleth Century-Fox 8tudlo officials Tuesday denied they plan to drop tha service* of actress May Britt, fiances of Negio entertainer Sam­ my Davis Jr. “May B ritt ta undtr long term contract to 20th Century-Fox and there Is no factual basis for any story the studio is terminating her contract," said production chief Buddy Adler. Adler's formal statament fol­ lowed a studio spokesman's of­ ficial announcement last week that the blonde Swedish actress' con­ tract would not be renewed when its option falls due next year. ISiOl I t ) T r u t h a r C o a t t a a s a s a a (I ) L a t e at U f a III Itailleaa Oun 11:10 I t ) Could B e Vna i d Htareh (or T n m o rrew ( t ) Lo v e T h a t Bab i s . i l i d U u id in a L i e h i 1 :Vt I d Kuala I d A b o u t Phcaa l l ) Topper 1:10 ( t ) Kan P'ranetico Beat i d Aa Th* Warld T u r e e IS) Mr. Si Sira. N s r l h 1 s t H i u u a a a For a D a y i d S'ull c i r r l a I t ) Day t a Court t : t t i t ) Xou ao Party III Hal* Storm IS) lAiratia T o u a a Shaw S:t* (* l Million aire I t ) Hast th* Clock (I) l o a n s Dr. M a tes# 1:14 ( d T h e VerSIct 1* Toure i l l F ro m Tksa# R y l e IS) W h o Do v a u True! 1:11 I t ) Com ed y P la y h o u s e l l ) B r la h t e r Day l l ) Am erican B a a i a t a a d 4:11 ( I I Kacral alarm s : i t m i r.da* or M e h t IS) AUvanlur* T l m t 1:10 ISI Mnvla— W es tern i d T h re e B teoate IS) P a p e r # P la y h a u ee II I* I d My P r i s e d F ilch * ( I ) W o o d y W o o d p eck tr Actors Meet Over Coffee HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — A re« taurant a t the femoua rorner of Hollywood end Vine has become a dally “back room" meeting place for soma of tha best-known oldtime comedians in show busi­ ness. Between 2 and 4 every after­ noon a t Hody't Restaurant, you eon find them sipping coffeo and reliving the paat. Calling themselves the Comedy Club, they include John 8wor and AI iferman, minstrel stars and tha “Two Black Crow*;" Llttlo Billy, the orijrinal Buster Brown; Perry Kilbride of “ Pa Kettla" fam t and Jaek Pepper, a vaude­ ville alar who did an act with Ginger Rogera when she first went into show business. DAILY CROSSWORD In *i n:iit ACROSS 3. A tooth B. Girl's MflM 11. Maxim I t . Join 21. Girder bolt 14. Santa — Columbus' ship $1. Comp u g point tabbr.) A*. Viper 11. Biller vetch 11. Ooareo Bl- Actress Gracia — 14. Envelop B L N oU s m » .r u t praaaed M.Babflsalaa Baity ipoaa.) B1. Male hoa* S t. Killed S4.Luion native 17. Posse** ■8. Chatter (oolloq.) 41. Cougars 48-Roman goddess 48. Overhead 48. Hard Weak 47. Levels to tho ground ivar.) 48-Cheat ]. Female 1X. Trigg's huabend (myth.) S. Waah 4. Mature 5. Delay* •.Low shoes T, Prescrip­ tion term ■.Weary •.M ix 10. Affirma­ tive votes 17. Distress signal 11. Window pane 30. Faint 31/Racism*tioa BS.Fiah 11. Lamprey 38. Stack* lag ladder 11 Any fru it drink 37. Dane* atep 3 t. Molar tooth IL Jack* daw 32. FaLla to win :i>;i '-i:i M*. ' : '.'I.V.'r.f.' :iiin mu: Niiiijki :: " Tl* -) ia • 41*. iMIii'-t •:u •4’ll* Cl ol Z'llMH MJ Iillll1:..Ml! rj -u v ".-* ctHVu’l i (Mill**: Lis< ca" MdMi*:ial 1 .11. Armadillo 38. Wind lnatrumaol 38. Andy's partner 88.Prison ( a B.) Sf.Prtneo Charted nietar 40. Shore 43. Roaary bead 44. PhUipplno tree r” * r ir ®r 7T” r r ir nr 2 By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UBI) - I seem to have miilald my calendar but I judge from the number of legs I’ve been seeing recently that summer ii here at last. Which meant that it'a mountain climbing time again. ,% Already advance partiea of climbing eapeditioni are arriving here to aet up bate camp* In tha foothills, hire guidea and lay in aupplie*. Aa toon a i tha weather turns a bit more hot and muggy, theie intrepid adventurers will slip into ‘ their short abort*, lace on their flat-heel iboea and alart inching their way up the craggy alopci of Capitol Hill. £ If luck la with them, several tbouiand of the more hardy climbers will caperlenct the exfctliaration that cornea with set­ ting foot on tha summit, which in all history has only been con­ quered by 47,270.031 men, women and Brownie Scoutt. Of all the world’s majestic peaks, none la more challenging to the climber than Capitol Hill. _ which rises to the spectacular O lN ifht of 41 feet above the tail of veweral Gram a horse. WEDNESDAY, A. M. * l.v IS) Plan on •i *• T Mountain Climbing Enthusiasts Set To Hit Summer Trail Again SVe»th»r-?C»»s-*perll tlie tim a y r a i r o t I'fuule'e Choice New * Himric W ea th er Cen tra l Fla . X e w e W ea th er Market* l l u n t l e v • Hrlnkley Lon a r t a n te r Joh n Daly N o t Tor Hire Dea th V a lley Da y s D o u e K a t e a r ie l.aramta Men In to Space III o n to I’e ik 'a Hail Olrl To He Aunnunred W jau Karp Dotila lllllia Ttah tr op* KKIaman l l l r h a n l Diamond The Comedy Spot Colt 4S Art hur Murray St Muuad C arry Moor* Alcoa P ro een la Pan Pranelaco Boat Man Called X and IS) ( I ) N*W* W eather Mott* M o il* Jai k r a a r Noers WEDNESDAY I‘. M. Studio Denies May Is Finished “ V” FOR VICISSITUDE — Actor Mickey Rooney holds up two fingers to signify double trouble in Santa Monica, Calif., court. Two of his ex-wives are suing him for sup­ port payments. He can't pay out $175,000 due out of his $75,000 salary. TUESDAY P. M. tit* l l ) it) 1:11 i*> IS) t:SS IS) f .10 |S> It) a .10 «»l (Si f i t |SI (SI i») T:CS IS) It) 7:11 I t ) 7 ;le (SI (•I It) I.oil i t ) IS) SiJO I*) 1*1 1.00 IS) It) IS) t .10 1 0 1 |ti IS) 10:00 ISI Id it) 10.SO 1 0 ) IS) 11:00 (1) 11 |tl 11.U I t ) It) 11:10 iS) 1:00 IS) sr u P Golf Fans Witness Exciting Finish To Money Game On TV By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (U P !) - TV win­ ners: Cary Middlccoff defeated Mike Souchak, 1-up, in the final round of “ World Championship Golf" on NBC-TV Sunday and won $23,000. It wsa ■ thrilling fin­ ish a* Souchak missed tying the match with an oh-ao-clo«c puti on the final hole. Souchak * com­ ment: “ You can't foci too bad about coming up a loser when you Mill win $10,000 for it." While Middlccoff wai winning, the four-man team from Rutgers University made it five in a row by defeating the Bradley Univer­ sity team on CBS-TV's "College Bowl," the sharp, fail, no-non­ sense quix program. TV Loaer: NBC-TV * "M.tilery Show" which follows “ Music on Ice," promised a chilling drama but lacked sufficient frost. As a result, “ Fear is ihe Par­ ent" was an incredible, pulpy wad on wet Iwaddk- Theodore and Mathlide Ferro's story hid to do with an exurbanile who, before his marriage, was Involved with a married woman. When the woman was killed accidentally, und«r embarrassing circumstan­ ces, our here fled her house in panic. He feared a scandal that would destroy his career with a mass circulation magatinc called “ Glat.” A year later, our hero Is m ar­ ried to an earnest, perceptive woman and living a cocktail-glass house existence in 'Connecticut. lli$ mistress' death weighs on his conscience and he lets his wife in on hi* dark secret. Wifey be­ came completely unhinged—not because of a moral issue—but be­ cause she talked herself into be­ lieving her hubby was out to kill her. At one point, they professed un­ • 't dying love for each other and then argued about whether ahr would reveal his “ secret" after the di­ vorce that they'd never get. Anyhow, wifey began gelling mi­ graine hrsdachcs, having night­ mares and finally skulled her man with a club. This therapy cured her headache and saved the marriage. Hubby was last seen looking up at her through hi* bandages, smiling and bab­ bling happily about how ho was going to quit his high-paying mag­ azine job and take a lower-paying book publishing job. No more fear and recrimination for them. There was enough lather here to spin-olf a whole new soap opera series. Thr mystery lacked credibility chiefly because Mona Freeman, the wife, was level­ headed and sweet-natured at the start. Her rapid descent into madness couldn't be justified by the silly material that supposedly un­ hinged her. Arthur Franz and Miss Freeman made brave triea at carrying ihls show off in the “ Gaslight" manner—if you will pardon me for coupling a classic with this bumbling, ineffective im­ itation. Dialing and Filing: Mike Nich­ ols and Elaine May, scratched by a thin-skinned sponsor from last week's "Emmy" show, turned up as the mystery guests on “ What's My Line" Sunday night. They threw Ihe blindfolded nancl for a loss until they slopped using Ihe same yokel accent for their an­ swers. It was a merciful gesture. Jack lirnny called it a season Sunday night by rc-running an old. low-key fllmrd show. At one point, Rochester took over for a Louis Armstrong imitation. Hia voice didn't make it. Too smooth, of all things. pat, here's you* BIKE -THANKS / A LOT! ' WfSiatM *r*Ju*te, Iat. THEY NEVER CHANGE Producer Proves To Be Giant When It Comes To Plugging Film By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-ln his own way producer-advertiser Joe Levine Is a bigger man than “ Hercules" whom he has ballyhoned for more Ilian a year. Physically Levine, a rotund, be­ spectacled little man, is no match fur Steve (Hercules) Reeves. But he's a giant when It comes to whumplng up a campaign for one of his horrendous movies. He gives away hlrycles, runs contesta lor kiddies, blares his Iilms, receives praise from radio and television, and (ills newspspers and magazines with advertising. Joe spends twice as much mon­ ey dragging Ihe public into thea­ ters as he does on the pictures themselves. For instance, “Her­ cules" cost only Sgoo.ooo to make. Experience In Democracy Working Out In Venezuela Despite Poverty Channel Swim By PHIL NEW80M CARACAS (UPI) — An expertmrnt in democracy Is being ear­ ned out in Venezuela, where great waallh left millions in grinding poverty and 130 years of independence brought less than a dozen years of freedom. This Is a land of contrails, and they begin here in Caracas. Of Venezuela's seven million inhsbitanls, more than a million live in Caracal, a city divided be­ ta een old and new, of broad boulevarda and narrow streets stretching along a valley bor­ dered on the one aide by cloudcovered (6,008-foot) peaks of Hie coastal range and on the other by lowering hills reaching toward Ihe interior. In the new section of the city rise gleaming, multi-colored busi­ ness buildings, modern super­ markets and the ultra-modern gracefully designed buildings of Central University. These are symbols of Venezuela’s age of oil. In the old section are the narrow streets and aging man­ sions which are the link with the slower-pared turn of the cen­ tury. when Venezuela'a wai an agricultural economy and cattle ralung iti chief industry. The Venezuela of today dates its beginnings from Jan. 33, 1631, when a military junta overthrew the dictatorship of President Mar­ cos Perez Jimenez. Before Perea Jim rnet there bad been a brief period of national freedom and before than an un­ broken 27 years of dictatorship under Juan Vicente Gomex. Gomel placed a strangle hold on Vtnexuela'a cattle industry, lead­ ing to its ruin. Later, be discov­ ered the luxuries that could be afforded from the flow of oil's black gold. But few of these reach­ ed the Venezuelan people. A three-party coalition under President Rornulo Betancourt rules Venezuela today, the result of one of Venezuela's few truly free elections. At its top are leaders whose dedication to democratic princi­ ples is not even questioned by their enemies. But problems are manifold and in earaeas Ihcre are many who believe the government cannot live oul its elected five-year term. It bars Communists from top government polls, but closes Its eyes to tlielr penetration of schools, communications indus­ tries, such as newspapers, radio and television, and labor unions. It is a leftist government press­ ing twin goals—«n the one hand to develop what It calls a national consciousness and on Ihe other lo press an induMralization and ag­ ricultural reform pi'ugram to spread a greater degree of wealth among more people. It has It* enemies, as seen by last week's assassination attempt against Betancourt. ll hat not eliminated poverty. Shanty village* housing 200,000 restless unemployed press down upon Caracas from the mountain and hillsides. There his been a flight of money from Caracas and half • finished business buildings attest to a building boom brought to a sudden grinding halt. The Channel Swim: Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer will star in a Thanksgiving Day family special on NBC-TV. Jackie Gleason's contribution to CBS-TV'a 1960-61 season haa nar­ rowed to two specials: A 00minutc comedy-drama, “ Million Dollar Incident," and an huur-long variety show. Dates will be an­ nounced later. • Jerry Lewi* will sub for Jaek Taar when Paar takes a Fourth of July break neat weak. Paar returns on JUly 3. Dean Fredericks, now seen as Ihe star of ABC-TV’s “Slava Can­ yon" aeries, has landed the rola of a Shawnee Indian warrior, Crowfeather in “Daniel Boone," a series lo lie *ren as part of ABC-TV'a “ Wall Disney PrsMnta" next season. Dan Duryea and Frank T^vejoy will star in “Shadow of a Pale Horse," a drama set in the AuaIralian bush country, on CBS-TV'a “ U.S. Steel Hour." July 20. Joe spent morn than $1.3 mil lie* promoting 1L Now Im hag a naw film, "Hep. culea Uaahalned.” Coals a million dollars. Cast a t hullabaloo: 3 \i million dollars. Ha haa ether “ Herculaa” spies planned but refuiei to divulgn tho tiUoi. “ We'ro In tho circui business,” Levlno said. ''T hat's all movies are, tha circus business. It'a showmanship, and it seems everyone else has forgot* ten about that. Nobody wants to see message pictures. They like horror stuif and my pictures. 'Hercules' took In $11 million. "Nowadays when buslnesi gels bad the movie people lend to cut expenses, and the first thing they cut is advertising. Instead they should advertlsa more. “ Even the circus isn't going so well because they don't put up billboards anymore, end they stopped having the parade.” DREAMING OF A (ROPICAL VACATION? So Ii MICKEY MOUSE. But —he’s ready and eager to go wherever you go, wnothtr to Hawaii or tha mountains. Ju st call FA 2-2AU and havo THB SANFORD HERALD and Walt Disney’. MICKEY MOUSE dalivarod to your vacation ad­ dress. CARL FLOYD THEATRES 30th ANNIVERSARY r 1 v' \ i » C F c . r v THKATBB NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:4$ FEATURE: 1:08 3:09 . 5 :1 0 .7 :1 1 9:12 H ill IN 1H I A in PHONE FA 3-1314 NOW SHOWING AT 7:48 AND 11:00 ^UAMgT*uZrT|2a|^ w fe e T w e e je w fjp UMutl cotDsfra. hr! ■«■*») «*ax Twain s n the a i!■ !■ ■ ■ V //////A ADVENTURES a i M a i41^ i l B B I ^ e i U M CO-FEATURE . 1:38 ONLY Tho Shocking Account Of Loulalaaa'a Crime Purge ! I 7/tAf/V j V w C o to r w _ z . CHILDREN • 35c \ �M ERCS A NICE LOLLIPOP r----- ' POO v—^ V O O ) .-PL I c a n tsta m o T H E S A O LOOK « TMEV (SET V/HEN I T E L L T H E M ,— TH E R E 'S J N O M A IL T 5. Real Estate For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Coed Feed 2. For Rent 2. Wanted te Rent 4. Real Estate Waatad 6. Real Estate For Sale 4. Mortgage Leans T. Buainesa Opportunities 7-A I ns a ranee 8. Female Help Wanted 9. Male Help Wanted 10, Mala s r Female 11. Work Wanted 13. Plumbing Services II. Blectrical Services 14. Build. Paint * Repair II. Special Servlcea IS-A Beauty Parlors 16. Flowers A Pleats 17. Prts • Livestock . Supi II. Machinery • Tools 19. Boats nsd Motors 29. Automobiles 29-A Trailers 31. Furniture 23. Articles For Solo 22-A Article Wasted 24. Notices 4k Personals 24. Lost A Found HERE? NOSIGN. CFANIONE-/ Mtf. WHILE I mS KING 7 HOWSTUPID CLEVERANDWU7ED CAN I GO ? WfWN^WLCAME/*---^. •NTHC . } / . WHOARC ' “> / THE TOLICE, '*■ yOJ CALLING? J THAT61N ROBSP k M ,. A ROSTOFFICE/ HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East slda between Celery and Geneva Avenue; 4 bedrooms, kitchen ap­ pliances. School hus stop. Quiet neighborhood. $75 per month. Phone FA 2-6145. 2-BEDROO.M house, kitchen equip­ ped. Phone FA 2-6043. EFFICIENCY Apt. Ph. FA 2-4758. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hosplta’ k Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. 3-BR., kitchen equlpt., attic fan, quiet neighborhood. FA 2-8886, FURNISHED1 cottage at Points. Ph. FA 2-1467. Five UNFURNISHED apartm ent Kit­ chen equipped. Call FA 2-3800. NICE large 2 bdrm. furn. or un furn. apla. 1700 Magnolia. 1 and 2 $00 k 3 BR. ROSA Ph. FA SALE by builder. It’« new. 2-BEDROOM first floor apart­ AN EXCITING OFFER 1 FOE 3-Bedroom all electric retire­ ment. Five room cottage, clean. Naval officer transferred. Beau­ ment heme. A-» rnnstruetiod Small children accepted. Rem tiful 3 BE., 2 bath borne on Huge and lniulalion, Corner loL Not *60 each. Phone FA 2-1737. fully landscaped corner lotr a project. FA 2-0693. Flexible down paym ent Coma 2-BEDROOM upstair* apartment, look and you won't leave. 3-BDRM., 622 Mlmoia Terrace. air conditioned, $70. FA 2-0868. FA 2-6413 for appointment. Low down pint. FA 3-3273. 3-BEDROOM furnished house 390 3-BEDROOM, all tile bath home month. 2336 Palmetto. FA 2-1910 Fenced yard. Corner lot ia OWNER MEANS Pinecrest FA 2-8770. BUSINESS! 2-BEDROOM furnished house, electric kitchen: carpet. Phone Leaving Sanford — will accept an 3-BEDROOM bouse. Two lota In­ FA 2-3750 or FA 2-1286. ‘ extremely favorable down pay­ cluding corner. Full price $7300. ment on this like new cement Terms. 605 E 2M’- S t | FURNISHED Apartments, Avalon block 3-oedroom home. Step Apartments, 116 W. Second. out of the spacious screened LARGE 3-bedroom, 1 bath home. Nice yard. Reaaooable equity, porch to the large fenced back 2-REDROOM house, unfurnished. monthly payments $78.10. 623 yard shaded by two huge oaks. Cali Mrs. Dietz. FA 2-3363 from Mimoia T t r r a e t , iunland Kitchen equipped. Oversited 1:00 til 5:00 p. m. Eetatea FA 2-6202. living room. No qualifying, Just FURNISHED garage apartment, a phone call te 2432 YALE: 2 BR. masonry, aif adults only, 1513 Palmetto Avc. conditioner, washer, range, re­ CLEAN modern furnished apis W. H. “Bill” Stemper Agency frigerator and attic fan. This Realtor A insuror 601 Palmetto. FA 2-4338. it nice. Asking $8,950. Make Phone FA 2-4901 112 N. Park offer. Phone collect: TE 1-417$ NICELY furnished 3 room apart or TE 1-3391. SEM-O-REALTYg 3 • BEDROOM house, kitchen ment, private bath. FA 2-5303. equipped, screened poreh. Fen­ SLEEPING ROOMS, tha Gables ced yard. Low down payment. We are pleated to offer exclusive­ ly the N. W. Corner of 30th 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 800 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-7381. Street and French Avenue for 2-BEDROOM unfurnished home 3-BEDROOM hoove la Pinecrest ■ale. Thin property reUirne • available now. FA 2-1549. nice three-figure monthly in­ area, near school. 1W baths, large living area. FA 2-8637. come to the owner. U h at ex­ 3-BEDROOM furnished home to cellent frontage of 112*. Call ua responsible party. $110 month­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor for details. Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. ly, less with lease. FA 2-388$. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2-BEDROOM garage apt., large living and dining room. 2005W SEPARATE dining room, 3 bed 111 N. Park *ve. Phona FA 2-243^ French Ave, Ph. FA 2 3830. rooms, fireplace. Partly furn .“ Open evenings till 8:30 P. M.. ithed. Beautiful lot. 1215 Oak. BURNISHED apartment, 2 rooms $6,900, low down payment. Pb, 3-BfeDROOM home, kitchen equip­ k bsib screened porch. $30 per FA 2 2376 or FA 3-4382. ped. Corner lot. Fenced in yard, mo. 407W W First. Nice location. 4 t t * FHA mort FOR SALE OR LEASE NICELY furnished larc» apart gage. Low monthly paymanta, ment, San Lanta Apartfr.rUs Eight bedroom home, ideal loca­ Phone FA 2-1426. tion for tourist home. Good In­ 40t E. 14th. S t r e e t . Pn come possibilitiei. FIRST $800 cash will buy $1,900 FA 2 4282. equity in beautiful $ bedroom, 2 bath home with lake view. Many BEAUTIFULLY furnished room FARMER’S AGENCY extras Including G. E, Built I * in private home. FA 2-7754. N. V. Farmer, Realtor equipment. FA 2-3172. Lillian Trama 3 BEDROOM house. FA 2-5273. R. K. I»uva, D. H. Whitmore 3-BEDROOM cement block home, AsIJf'ates. RENT nr SALE: 5 room house large living room with four slid­ 2465 S. Park Ava. Pi.. F» >5221 garage; modern; FA2-0578. ing doors into acreenad porch. After hours, FA 2-2616, FA 2 - M 102 E. Woodland Dr. BEAUTIFUL Spartan Trailer, 1 FA 2-0281, 'A 2-3012 READY FOR OCCUPANCY bedroom, $12 week, lights and CEMENT BLOCK 3-bedroom, dou­ WANTED: Reliable party to taka water furnished. Also a 2 bed­ ble bath home. 713 Briarcliff. advantage of a forfeiture of room trailer. Adults. No pets. Low down payment. FA 2-5429. down payment on a new 1-bed­ FA 2 0519 after 4:30. room, 2-bath home in North 5-ROOMS, unfurnished, $75 per S t Johns Realty Co. Orlando. Total monthly pays mo.'4-Rooms, furnished, $60 per ment of $91.00 Including taxes THE TIME TESTED FIRM mo. Phone FA 2-5021. and Insurance. House has.stain­ 116 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-6123 less built In kitchen, Frigidaira FURNISHED apartment, 20t Ma refrigerator, plus many other C. A. Whiddon, Sr. pit Avenue. Ph. FA 2-1571. extras, with no city taxes. Let BROKER ait# $1 x 115. Ask to sea Mr. HOME ON LAKE, unfurnished 3 W. B. Shlppy, Assoc. Sweats home. Phona FA 2-0939 bedroom, larga living and din­ 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3001 for appointment. ing area. located in Geneva. $05 3-BEDROOM furnished borne, 2556 per mo. Oviedo FO 5-3518. C.B.S. 2-bedroom house, kitchen Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1610. equipped, near Pinecrest School. FURNISHED house, fenced yard, Cash or terms. Ph. FA 2-3377i electricity furnished, $00 month. LAKEFRONT LOTS after 9:lo p. m. FA 2 6776. Two high k dry lake front lota on little Lake Mltnic, outside 2-ROOM k bath furnished apart­ of Osteen each 75' on lake ment near N.A.S., water furn­ 350’ plus in depth, 100' on the ished, $11.25 per week. Also rear. A wonderful buy at house, unfurnished, nothing fan­ $1100.00 each. Call— cy but cheap rent, $11.50. Ph. FA 2-3219. Stenstrom Realty 2-BEDROOM house, clean, cool and quiet; garage; large yard. Phone FA 2-3685. IWWTDtoV (COULDN'T TtlL. HE MELOOK A,,tLt,A MANOKEBCHIEF LUCS » J XL IN FS0NT OF HIS 5. Real Estate For Sale BR furnished apartments $65 mo. furnished bouse $73 mo. PAYTON, REALTOR 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Stenstrom Realty 2-BEDROOM furnished house in the Smokies. $20.00 per week. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2430 “Open aveninga tU 1:30 PM" Also real estate for sale. Mra. GARAGE APARTMENT: 106 W. C. 11. Largent, Rt. 2 Box 11$, TWO IX7TO, S room furnished cot­ lath. St. No doge. Apply alter Bryson City, N. C. 4:30. tage at U nion Bluff. FA 2-9651. TWO It THREE bedroom unfurn­ NEW 3-bedroom house, furnished, OWN A PART OF FLORIDA ished houses, water furnished, oak floors, inquire at Floral Sooner or later you'll be glad you kitchens equipped. Located on Motor Court on 17-92 Just South Invested in one of these small dead end street. Call FA 2-4411. at Longwoud - Oviedo cross­ acreage parcels for your homeroads. Close to Dynatronic and site or investment. , . WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Dearborn# Plants. $3,000 cash 10 aerts palm ham­ private bathi, 111 W. First SL mock 3-ROOM first floor apartment, NICE bedroom, private entrance furnished, $40 per mo. 313 P al $1,100 easb 10 acraa (72 lots) and bath. Phone FA 4144$. $3,000 any terms I acres—perfect metio Ave. homaaita and a faw citrus 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, $1,109 cash $Vt acres with over 2-A Bench Ren lain Fenced backyard. FA 3-4067. 1300 feet hard road frontage HOUSE, 4 Rooms and bath, $49 HUTCHISON APA RTM ENTS—910 $7,900 terms. • acres I*kef runt So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a M.OOO H cash. S acraa close la per mo. FA 2-1210. to am Beach. For reservation call FA 2-0491. ______ $10,100 terms »% 2$ s e n s high land HOUSE, 901 Rosalia Dr. Call FA 2 1992. BEL AIR HOME; 2 bedroom, kit­ 2-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip chen equipped. U rg e beautiful­ ped. Phona FA t-2197. ly landscaped corner lot, sprink­ ler system. Flexabla down pay­ LARGE 9 bedroom, I bath home. ment. 4 *> mortgage. tif mo, Garage. Nice yard. Reasonable includes taxes and insurance. equity. Oil Cherokee Circle, 1404 E. 24th St. FA 2-1004. Sunland Estates. FA 9-1990. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvilia NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES 1 BEDROOM, frame house. Needs 9-BEDROOM house, com fenced. $0,000. FA 9-4114. soma repair. $600 down tako up paymenta of $50 a month. Aprox. $3,500 a> 5%. 1 mile north SUNLAND ESTATES: 2 bedrooms. Comer let. Make offer. Phene aka Monroe bridge on 17-02. FA 2-7051. Call Ralph J. Hayes FA 2-1995. C IN 8ANFORD ROSA U PAYTON And Associates Sunland Estates 17-90, t miles Mm mt Meniere Closing Cost As Low As Bntiofnction GU ARAN TEE FREB WELCOME Te ■anfatdl Be One Cassia Fas I Bare , AheetoUkr Free, WMtent Obligation At One 4M Baafeed'a Landtag Metals Whits Van Locale lea sin g Far Tea * Yaw Family. Pick Up (Leys At Id a s Ottteel Registered Rad Battle Irakar Pk. PA M M 17-00 ad dhvatka U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL MW .reach Am i l HaR- • Reciter Phene PA 9-1041 Already Financed f No QaaNlyio Other than Yaw Own Goad Credit • Bedroom — 1-1 Bath Home# SUNLAND RSYATBB aad SOUTH P1NBCBBBY 4Ii% - I S - l ', % INTEREST Homee One Te Three Years Old Down Payments Ac Lav Ac WOO Monthly Paymenta Ac Lae Ac 171 Wo Have A H am Far Ynn O D H AM ft T U D O R BALKS OFFICE HANFORD FA 9-1901 �ir rf 1 Want Ads, To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 eal Estate For Sale 12. Plumbing Services 15-A Beauty Parlors ffl|r ftanfitrh ft'rraWt T ues. Ju n e' 28, 1D(U)— P ag e 9 14. Build, Paint & Repair >n and Well established. In mtory—Take over. Apply 604 CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, screening and cement work, . 8lh St. FA 2-4899. 'emnle Help Wanted PERMARKET CASHIER: Must I experienced and have rrfreneei. Apply to Tip Top Superlarket, 329 Sanford Avenue. DUSKKEEPER . COMPANION for lady. Live in Orlando. Sal'ary, room and hoard. FA 2 5074. IRS. AVON C U STO M ER feu have used AVON COSMEIts. You know (heir quality Rd guarantee. There is a big tmand for AVON service, frite at once to make appoint­ ment with manager, Box 246, ockhart, Fia. !ED 25 WOMEN; Sarah Covenfy fine fashion Jewelry $35 to for 15 hour week of jrour holce. No delivering, no colacting, no investment, and asmlea Issued. Need car. Call 10 ITRESS A COOK. Apply In erson or call for appointment, lixie Belle Diner, Hwy. 17-92, mgwood Ph. TE 1-3931. Male Help Wanted JUNG SALESMAN capable of learning budget sales work. Fire Hone Store, Sanford. No phone Male or Female RJE TO BUSINESS EXPANSION. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN THIS AREA FOR 2 ADDITIONAL M E N (OR WOMEN), BE­ TWEEN 40 AND 63, WHO ARE INTERESTED IN EARNING 6100.00 PER WEEK, OR MORE. MAYBE YOU CAN QUALIFY. WRITE—WATKINS PRODUCTS. INC., 650 WEST PEACHTREE ST., N. E. ATLANTA 8, GA. (I). _______ lLAWN MOWING and cleaning. 1 Call Burka Winn. FA 84306. iALESMAN, retired CPO, ago 37 desires sates, clerical 'o r other position. Experienced, honest, reliable. Call FA 3-3631, a ik for H. W. Henson. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing 4i Siding Phone FA 2-6452 Articles For Sale and assorted lumber. See fore­ man at Nicholson Rulck Rldf. BARBECUE UR ILL with electric motor SIS; larse ice cooler SI2; call after 6 00 p. m. FA 2-3091. Gateway To Th« Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer R obson S p o rtin g Goods •6 8 K. 1st. Ph FA 2-5661 1 -I t., e IMS. IM Taunt ftiAua. / v l . at A *s. rn siLia AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 20-A air tnai*. LOST CilinT. n i.ir Sitiuirlt, Si. i A R M Y-N'AVY SURPLUS, 310 collar with "Tom't written InSanford Avenue. aide. 122 Country Club Dr. RE­ WARD. FA 2-0536. 1MT COOLATOR refrigerator A Hotpoint Hove, both in good con­ dition. SOS for both. FA (524. DON'T LOSE your vacation money! Uae aate, convenient FOUR pc. sectional & dining iw m TRAVELER'S CHECKS suite. Seven mo. old. Ph. FA 2 2295 evenings. _______ I 1 TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL n** wne*. 1956 MERCURY Medalist, stand­ "Jf you’ve looking for your ahirta, I put them in that LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT ard shift, V-l engine, radio ft automatic washer over there." FlfA Ilians heater; 1955 Ford pickup, V-8 R. EDWARDS standard shift; 1937 Graham BUILDERS SUPPLIES Paigr, standard shift with over­ 21. Furniture 22. Art idea For Sale We Give TV Stamps drive. 6 cylinder with a super 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7898 charger and radio; FA 2 9639. New A Used Furniture A Appli­ SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2-3677, Buckner A Son. ances. A Good Place To CARPENTRY: repairs, re-model­ CLASSIC MERCADES-RENZ BUY, SELL or TRADE ing, new construction. FA 2 2506 Blue ribbon winner, Sebring ConROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby MAMMY DOLLS, toaster or mix­ co'ir De L'alogsncr. 1958. 1937 er covers $1.50 each. Send rash Jenkins Furniture Bods. Day, Week, or Month— 15. Special Services convertible, model 230, 2 door, 400 Sanford Ave. or money order. R. II. Landers, FURNITURE CENTER FA 2-7450 4 passenger, aide mounts, sus­ Rt. 1, Rox 179-A, Sanford. 1100 French Ave. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ pension axles, one shot lubri­ Specify color of print A Color Ph. FA 2 7953 • BIG VALUES ments, invoices, hand bills, and cation system, overdrive, 60% of doll. • QUICK CREDIT p r o g r a m ! , etc. Progressive iriginal. Motor just complently OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALB • EASY TERMS Printing Co. Phone FA 2-8651— AIR CONDITIONER, two-ton waoverhauled. Drive anywhere. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 Cent per lb. 306 West 13th SL tercoolrd Phi'-o model at book Handsome, functional. $1,600 THE SANFORD HERALD value. In perfect condition, may cash. FIRM. Write: F.P.Chap- WILSON - MAIER OFFICE OUR SPECIALTIES - Lifetime he seen in operation. Phone New and Used Furniture man, The Village Shop, Fruit>04 W. 1st. St. FA 3-2011 Mufflers — Brake Adjustments Midway 7-3074, Winter Park. land Park, Fla. Call nltea: >11 B. First St. FA >5022 A Helining. THRIFTY SERVICE FOUR PIECE blonde bedroom APARTMENT StZK GAS RANGE State 7-1920. STATION, Cor. 2nd A Palmetto. suite, like new. Call FA 2-0681 CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es like new, reasonable. NO 1-406$, SALK or TRADE: 1958 Pontiac after 6:00 p. m. SERVICE CALLS 82.06 tim atei. All work guaranteed. tudor Starchief, excellent con­ The Biggest Little Shop Good Used Furniture for Sale. dition, good rubber. FA 2-2446. FACTORY TO YOU SWIMMING POOL In Sanford. All Parts And Phone FA 2-7811 or Mt 4-1771 ALUMINUM Labor G. .united 00 Daya. la Casselberry. FOR BALK 40 CHEVROLET, good mechani­ VENETIAN BLINDS SANFORD RADIO A V CENTER cally, new Urea, 8150. FA 3-8003 16 x 32 fl„ fully equipped Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom 303 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 Weed furniture, appliance!, tools Rather William* dleplay pool, rail with plastie ends. Plastic 53 BUICK HARDTOP, power etc, Bought-Sold Larry’s Mari ran now be eeea la actual oper­ • r rayon tape*. Cotton or ayloa VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: iteering; radio; rum good. Ml Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4111 ation. Available now at , . eords. Repairs and Supplies Electro Make offer. A. R. Lorminn, HALF PRICES Senkarik Ginas and P a in t Co. lux, Hoover, Kirby, Rexalr, etc. Longwood, TE 1-4171, evenings No service charge. Work guar­ IIS-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4628 TE 1-3591. anteed. Call FA 2-0294. YELLOW squash and blaekeyed 50 PLYMOUTH Convertible, real REDI-MIX-CONCRETR pea a by the buanel. FA 2-0413. sharp, new premium W'S/W, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 37" Window Sills 11.25 RAII, 4800 actual milea. Maka Sell Ua Your Furniture. Qu'ck All types and sites, Installed 54" Window Lintels 81.25 offer. A R. Lormann, Long- Service With The Cash. SUPER "Do It Yourself" MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 1007 N. Hanford Ave. FA 2-6368 wood. Ph. T E 1-3591 • TE 1-4173 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2 5751 TRADING POST. FA 8-0677. evenings. I T ' 6 E Machlner, and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SL Pb. FA 144)2 1031 PACKARD, clean, fair dilion, 8125. FA MM2. AIR CONDITIONING 1957 RENAULT Dauphine. Ph, H . B. PO PK CO. FA 2-6556. 200 S. Park - FA 2 4234 '56 4-DOOR Triumph— 4,206 milea defroster— demister Sewing Mach. Repairs —heater— —tubleas white eidewalla—like ALL MAKES A MODELS new—can bo seen 1007 Cedar RENTALS $3 WEEK Avenue-FA 2-7)46. 203 W. First St. (24 hr. »er.) 10 50 RENAULT DAUPHINE, FA 2-3625 white, sun roof, |3M and as­ sume note. Ph. FA 2-3326 Ifter PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING 6:30 p. m.___________________ W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2-4223 2i. I.osl & Found 2-PIECE living room eulle. 1. 12 x 12 Wilton velvet rug. 2 electric ranges. 1, 22 rifle. 4 Wilton velvet throw ruga. 1 tingle box tpring A maltreat. 23. Notices ft Personals FLORIDA STATE RANK I/ossing Transfer Storage Co., RIDERS from Sanford area to FAIrfax 2 3372. Martin plant or points in be­ LOST: MRS. LOUCK'S KEYS. REWARD IF RETURNED tween. Call FA 2-3849 week days, . E. Refrigerator, 9 cu. ft., one TO 717 MAGNOLIA after 6 P. M. year old. used but lika new. FA 2-7862. LOST Parakeet, charirucae Is color, answers to name of "Prat* MATERIALS FOR SALE: at the t.v Roy". 29 Malanrai Rd., Da* Oviedo white school: t frame LOST: Mens glasses. Dr. Tenons name on case. FA 2-3684. Bary, Fla. NO 8-5227. building. 18' 0" x 24' 0" with one door, four windows and pitched roof; 1 water storage tank, round, 4' 0" x 10' 0"; 1 water storage tank. 4' 0" x ■ 16' 0": 20, 2**" round ste e l! 19. Boats and Motors I960 VOLKSWAGON $1595. After 6:00, FA 2-7144. 22. Articles For Sale OCB uMu (la m . . i i i u u . t , jaulbs TenU, U;p», Contracting A Repairs Free Estimate! aEFRONT. 2 Bedroom, C. B R. U HARVEY N) X MO ft. beautiful point of 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 33*3 |nd. Sand bottom swimming, thing, boat and dock. FurnishD or unfurnished. Also 200 x 16. Flowers & Plants M ft. lakefront lot. Tcrma. Ph. Cut Flowers For Any Occasion fA 2 4908. P lu m b in g ft H eatin g SANFORD FLOWER SHOP AIR CONDITIONING FA 2-1820 or FA 2-0270 Mortgage Loans CONTRACT and HEPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave FA 2-6562 17. Pets, Livestock. Supplies MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and IX. Electrical Services Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON House Wiring — E'ectne Ser >1 Magnolia Th: GA 33493 Sid Vthlen ____ Orlando, Fla. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. PUPPIES: FA 2-4264 112 Magnolia FA 2-1 Business Opportunities (VICE STATION: Good loca- 22. PRICES B E F O R E YOU S P E N D YOUR MONEY £ Our.. TrinsmiiMion ciuliotM a rt (iencral torn Factory Trained yoara of experience All our Farts a rt SpeMo. with • Gonoulno Genoral Moto n Built. 0 Taka advantage t f Factory Modification that M ir General Motors Trained Mon Know I ----- S E R V I C E D E P T . ----- Holler Motor Sales 2nd ft Palmetto Ph. FA 24711 Trailers WANTED TO TRADE Real Estate for a housetrailer. FA 2-0311. utility trailer 630. 123 Windshield Back Glas« 2-WHEEL Mayfair Circle. Ph. rA 2 2320. Door Glas* Vent Glass WORK, FA 2 281HJ 1956 HOUSETRAILER, 42' x S', SERVICE 3500 cash or furniture, take over BABYSITTING days or evening*, Senkarik Glass and Paint Co, pa. menu. FA 2-8281. 114 W. 2nd SI. FA 2 4822 | my home or yours. FA 2-7106. BOYD'S CABINET SHOP - Kit ehens, Doors, Plywood Walla AWN MOWING—yard work. De­ 307 Elm Ave. FA 2 2816. pendable colored man. FA 2-7034 LAWNS MOWED - Power Edger. Jerry Lord, FA 8-3219. FOR BALE 2-Badroom frame houra at 812 Holly Avenue; hardwood oak floora throughout. Appraised by independent appraisur at $6,000. This house must bo told this summer. Price will bo re­ duced 130.00 per week until sold. Current price |6,650. Con­ tact Mi». M. L. Rabom, 8r. at FA 2-3859 or M. L. Rabom, Jr. at FA 2-4179 or FA 8-3233. ✓ FOR SALE or resume payments on 1959 English Escort Station Wagon. Ph. FA 2-3995 after 6 EVERY CAR IN STO CK G O IN G A T T.V. SERVICE within the hour. House calls 82. All pari* and labor guaranteed 90 days. SUN­ SHINE T. V.. FA 2 9792. 15*A Beauty Parlors June ft July Specials: Permanents 83.93 ft up. 2 Senior Opertora, Harriett, Jo Stapleton ft Eva Jo Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. Stamps. Air Cond. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK, 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742. O N L Y 10 LEFT V TODAYS SPECIAL 54 BU IC K 2-DR. HARDTOP Neods Soma Work "COUNTRY club" MANOR $50 DOWN MOVES YOU IN $10,850 -F R O M -$69.50 MO 8-BKDROOMB, l l i TILE BATHS with catered fiataree. lerrasta fleer*, veaetiaa blind*. carperte. ecreea perch, utility reem aad maay ether eatraa. All Homes Carry A ! Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES Sales - Service SEMINOLE Our Used Car Inventory is too low! We're looking for good clean Trade-ii Get the p i t for your car — k OPEN EVENINGS BY . APPOINTMENT During the month of June! OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30th. COUNTY MOTORS. INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER SIB E. lat SL PA S4B14 OPEN EVENING T IL f J 6 Ph. PA M T U �' - P R IZ E S W E E K L Y ! • M DeitoeS |t B N echeduled to to p to t d (U i w M to d mm placed, one In each ad on thia pa ye. Indicate the winner bjr writing in the name of the team oppoeite the adeertlaer’a name in the entry Hank ea thta page. Ha Seoeee. .Into ptek the FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in acoordanoe with Con teat Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZEi $15; 2nd PRIZE: $10; 3rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. • One entry only to each contestant. Entries for tMa week’s contest mast to brought to the office of thia newspaper, or potomarked, not later than Noon, Friday, Jaly let. • Winners of thia weeks eontoto aea not oUpibke to within three weeke. Decisions of our eon toot Jadgaa OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Snukarik Claaa 4 Pahtl C o.. ChapM a Coacrdt Prod acta Calory City Printing Co........ McRobarU T in Supply, 1m . C u n iT l Fnmltare _........... Hob Cntatoy Agency .......... Harry** Bar 4 Package-----Ilurgar King ......................... I.akt Hoaro* 1m .................... liar rag 4 Bererty ............. . Seminole County Laundry ... I'lnacrant but ................. — Sanford Ctannan ................. UP TUB BASEBALL GAMES LISTED IN THBSE A M . THEY’RE TO BE PLAYED FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY — YOU MAY W ill CASH l HR Low bar 4 Hardware ABatata Inaurance......... Cavanaugh Tire Sarvica . NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. Winner. Winner. w inner. Winner Winner Winner .Winner Winner. •Winner. Winner. .Winner. Winner. "Complete Insurance Service" RESTAURANT SANFORD ATLANTIC BANK BUILDING FA 2-0375 FULL MKNU — NOW INCLUDING WINES AND BBBR Telephone PA t* M 7 CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO (SUN.) . DETROIT AT NEW YORK (SAT.) BELMONT IMPERIAL CORBY’S 'C jaohqsiA J jcw jtA n W. m 9L I DAYTONA AT PAI.ATKA (FBI.) SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y Phoae Fee Free Fickup LAUNDRY feeemk PA .tflLWAUKKB AT ST. LOUIS (SAT.) Sanford, Florida AN W IN N E R S OF LAST W EEK’S CO N TEST : First Prisa — US — WILLIAM A. WARMINGTON, USNA8 Sanford (P10): Sacond P rk r—110—CAROL OXFORD, 407 Colonial Ways Third Prina — 9* — MRS. 8. G. BALINT, >414 S. Suamiarlin Are. Aad Delivery UP - PAINT with DaPaat Prefaaaional Paint* Oataid* Wbita 14.91 Gallon Complata Laundry Sarvka Sanitona Cleaning DAYTONA AT LAKELAND (SUN.) A N CIEN T AGE SEAGRAMS * $ < ** “ 7" “* Other Braada Ala# Oa Special! * THIS WEEK'S 8PECIAL I Far III.N f < £ o k s T fla n A a s 9 /u t Bauta IVAt, m Milan Marth ai Baufaod Man* FA M M Frank Bm LAKELAND AT ORLANDO (FKI.) THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL! PlNfCRfST Wash Pant$ 25c We do expert alterations and mending. Call FA 2-8700 119 B. Sacond St. Sanford'S OMaat Clann i CHICAGO AT BALTIMORE (FRI.) CORBY’S ANCIENT AGE Pra-Cost Concrete Material f a r the De-M-YeareeM U— m Bentade S r Fuel Dram Paata Patie B toka — I" i >" s II* aad I" i U" a » " Siiea F x i f x W Bulkhead PMa* SM ^BR^uiRwH Liae Career Paata Septic Teak Ceeer Biaha ALSO — Mila, Ltatela aad Bern Ntadaw C H A P M A N C O N CR ET E PRODUCTS PALATKA AT SANFORD (SAT.) NOW! CAVANAUGH TIES tfUUVJib 4 Fraparty iaa N. ELM AYE . SPECIAL AatoaaatU Tranaralaalon ipacMH REPAIR AND OVRRHAUL GOOD EATING I Frea Parking • C o a a o W a J u A n ilu A B INN PA W i l l IH% Aato F taaadat M Yaa QaaWy ISft Detra Oa Lew Ceto quality laaaraace ae. A seat — Pheaa PA S-TM1 — Offkee la SANFORD AT PALATKA (SUN.) UP �- ttr t— Offices To Aid In Pay Study Three of the tear tee offi la th« eeurtheuar h»v* agi**** te submit ■ comprehenaive job classification list to the County Commission next Tueeday. Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy said today that Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker, Circuit Clerk Ar­ thur Beckwith Jr. and County Judge Vernon Mise have agreed to submit a Job salary range Hat. Van Hoy aald Tax Collector John Galloway hat refused to sub­ mit a Hat. "I spoke to him for about two hour* and nothing earn* out of It." Van Tfoy said. f AJI tear fee offoem sent letfere te tee Ti»e«dey tevtting inspection of all records concerning payrolls. However, the ertRimissinners said they were not satisfied and authorised Van Hoy to try again to get Mata feom the officers. The fee office haade had eited that Florida Statute 125.09 not only permits, but requires in­ spection of their records by the county hoard. The statute reads: "The county commissioners shill, at leaat once every three months, inspect the offices and reeoeds of Hi* county Judge, sheriff and fllsrlr tfi* flfPiiif Artitrl m(4 other officers of their respective counties, and see that the laws prescribing and regulating the duties of said officers are being fully complied with: and they shall report to the governor of the state any failure on the part of such officers In perform their duties." Van Hoy said today that he believed that the fee officers a rt willing to cooperate but had mis­ understood what the board want­ ed. "1 believe that's the only reason see h a v e n ’t g o tte n th e rn n n e ra . tion before," he said. "Now the fee officer* know what we want and the three have agreed In full cooperation." he said. Van Iloy explained that the only reason for asking the fee officer's help In the survey is so that the board can get a heller picture of the employment status in the courthouse. "With budget talks coming ap soon, wc need some sort of guide on what to pay employes working under the board jurisdiction," he said. That* aM|M< ixrtiwi* lasln* road department and the agricul­ tural office. Van Hoy said he has Inspected the payroll records of the asses­ sor. county Judge and elect last declined to comment on them u n it his study la completed. "W t are not trying te perse­ cute anyone in the rourthouae and we certainly are not trying te bring personalities Into the study. We Juet want to bring our am* plcqres, a more equthle wag* scale," he added. B ’a u f n r iT WEATHER: Cloudy with scattered shower* through Thursday. High today, 88-94.1,ow tonight, 72-76. VOL. XLIX A Seminole County deputy •*eap*d aerioui Injury when hit M ir ilammed into a land dune off Hwy 17-92 white chasing a speeding ear Tueaday night. Deput) Charlea Fagan waa treated for a broken noae and laeerationa at Orange Memorial Hoapital. The Sheriffa oftice aaid that Fagan left the Kayo Gaaoline Sta­ tion on Hwy 17-92 at approxi­ mately 10:30 p. m. and went about jo o yarda when a car paaaed by ™im traveling a t a high rate of apeed. . Fagan atarted chaaing the ear but clipped another vehicle that bad pulled out between Fagan'a wahide and the apeeding car. Fagan'a ear awerved off the read, hit the two aand dunea. The apeeding te r got away, Deputies •aid. Fagan’a ear waa called a total ^ r r e c k by deputiea. Rams Flood Area * Across SR 436 Hard raioa Tueaday aflarae** flooded SR 4M between Focwst City • and Altamonte Spring! and tratfle atilt waa being rerouted around .^fle area tMa morning. * 171# road waa under water up la three feet deep and at icait soe vehicle fell victim l& the high / water. The engine of a county • truck wai drowned out in the deep water and had to be pulled out by a crane. New atreta being graded by home builder* in the area also were under water aa heavy m ini termad a amall lake aeveral Mock* diameter. NAS Ceremonies Set ForTamny The Sanford Naval Air Station wilt bold a tpeelal ceremony at 1:14 p. m. Thuneday te mark the retirement of Cdr. Lewi* D. Tarnay. station executive officer. , Tornadoes, Hail Damage Midwest lly United Prana International A killer atorm ayatcm struck the Middle West Tuesday night with tomndoes, winds up to 115 miles an hour and hnilstoncs twice as big as ice cubes. At lenst one person died and aeveral were Injured. Dnmnge waa widespread. Mrs. Charlea Gnuse, 70, waa killed when the roof of her __-------------------' apartment building In Quincy, ill., was Mown off by 96 milr an hour winds. Her body was found under four tons of rubble. The wind knocked out all power In klisalssippi River City. Hospi­ tal* and police used emergency JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Two geneiatoro but otherw-lse the com­ munity waa in darkness. Navy pilot* were bated aa m in ­ In Rockford, Illinois' second ing and believed killed In teparate largest city, police said the hall plan* craihea in Northeaat Flor­ broke nearly 100 windows, includida, the Navy announced today. almost every pane In the threeOn* plane, a tingle-engine Alt) otory senior high school. The stone* ware so big they Je t Skyhawk, went down in a bruited 40 golfer* caught on the q ra m p . a re a .. of Nprthweit Rut- Iteicr ewd *9 mi*: f.-» fun-. *.i| nam County, about !• mile* north- dug up''huge divot* nn Rockfei weft of Ptlalka. The Highway course. Kentucky state police **ld two Patrol aald searcher* found the tornadoes hit the Blue Grass plane scattered ewer a quarter- State, one at Hendaraon and an­ mile area but there waa no flm other at Retiree, but no damage was reported. of the pilot. > Missouri state police said vio­ Ilia name waa withheld. lent winds uproolrj trees and The Navy aald Id. Lawrence M. ripped down utility wires in l,ouKane, of Key We*l, apparently (liana and Clarksville. A power went down with hi* plane when company said It would be at least the F3H All-weather Jet fighter two days before serviee was re­ plunged into the Atlantic ocean stored. about 9 p. m., Tueiday. Cloudbursts lashed Manitowoc, * Kane was approaching the deck Wis., sending water evei curbs, of the carrier Saratoga for a collapsing basement* end strand­ ld landing when the miahap occur­ ing hundreds of office workers. red. It wa* the second plane to More.than a third of an Inch crash off the Saratoga In lea* rain fell in Milwaukee in a few than two weeks. minute*. A Putnam County farmer re ­ The storm was so severe in ported Tueiday night he heard. lows that corrfield* were riddled crash, and aaw billowing im o U , oy },stl wdllrh weighed a quarter from tha other plaoe. The Navy pound. began an aerial search at dawn The storm saved Ha most dam­ and, spotted the wreckage near aging winds for Ottumwa, Iowa. Laki Georg*. Hurricane force winds of 116 miles TJe search tontinued ter th* and hour uprooted 100-year-old missing pitot. He wa* attached to trsaa, damased buildings and left Attack Sq. 34 at Cecil Field Naval Ottumwa [ streets Uttered with debris. Air Station, Jacksonville. Two Navy Planes Crash In Stale News Briefs Feeder Service fffia*Tam pa Imematlnn(fS*lflpert by jet-hellcopter, the fyrst of it* kind in the nation, will begin July It. Jaes p. Van Pelt. president of Air riorida Helicopter Airways, aaid Tuesday the muRi-elty pro­ gram will service Nt. Petersburg, Claarwatar. Sarasota and Braden­ ton. S u p p o r t P le d g e d WASHINGTON (UPI) - Textile state aenatoia from th* South to­ day pledged their support to early action on legislation limiting th* nflbrt of cotton textiles. One of * I). Johnson ‘ * soa' (D. f e t a * nators, Otie said tha boat-chance for tha __... ltion of higher tariffs or quataa would he a-change in tha administration and "(he right kind o|.. president." Killer Of 5 Nabbed CHICAGO (UPI) — Police said today a young Puerto Rican fa­ ther would be charged with mur­ der i« the knife deaths of his wife, three children and a cousin who he aaid had stolen his wife’s lova Th* five were killed late Tuesday night when the father, Raymond Hernandes, 24. went on a wild rampage with an It-inch French chefs knife. Ha ws* cap­ tured shortly after th* killings. , Heading: For Cape > •J**•-* d, JO ' lT'T*' m ■Vl * 1**1*v * \VQuLpsi la v/ WASHINGTON (UPI I - The Navy’s first balllitir missile sub­ marine, the U. i , George Wash­ ington, will arrive at Capa Can­ averal, Fla., on July 1 "to begin weapon tools and training." The cautiously • worded announce­ ment, made Tueaday, was taken I* mean that tha nuclear-powered submarine would carry out ill first underwater launching of a Polaris ballistic missile soma time this summer. Water Record pi* pc P 9_ Sportsmen’* Asm . NEW OFFICERS for the County were installed Tueeday night. Jack Wilber, second from left, outgoinc president is shown congratulating Col. S. L. Jennings, new club praoMtot. New officers looking on are left to right, Guy Bishop, treasurer: mH Hof/mnn, director; Wilber,, Wade Singletary, director; Jennings, Willie#Jrewer, d lm to r nnd R WHnrtman, vice preeident nnd secreUry. A tjthd meeting, Wilbw gave a' brief teiV on Monday’* Fifth District meet. For ~m m (btailii of too ■ M b ' (Herald ing held in Deijtnd see Bait Box on thn sporty, page, OKK1CERH were installed at n meeting of the Liona Club Tueaday night. They are, left to right, aUnding, Georg# Hughes, talltwiater; J. Q. (Slim) Galloway, outgoing preaident: Milton Smith, president; Bob Carroll, third vice preaident; and Gene Gilmnrtin, director. Seated, Jim, Lee, director; Earl Ziebarth of Piqraon, inatailing officer; and Hugh Duncan, secretary. Officers not present Were, Howard Hood.-first vie* preaident; Louis Girard, second vie* preaident; Jack Morrison, treasurer; Bill Presley, di­ rector: and Thomas Albert, director. * (Herald Photo) 45 Perish In Mine Blast 8HC B E IJ J , Wales (UPI) The first bleat of Use siren apnl shudder* through tha wlvaa and mother of Six Bella and made their babies wry. "Blea* thoee that are trapped and comfort their loved ones," the Rev. Oacroft Jones waa saying. It waa about noon. The men had Greyhounds Get New Manager been away two hour* aim ing their keep at tha big Arraal Griffin Colliary. Bankers' hours, ia what tha men on (he other ihlfts called N. "It's like a battlefield,' '• rescue worker was saying. "They couldn't have known what hit them." One by one, female heads poked hesitantly from the windows of Ihc tiny. Welsh cottages that dotted Ihe hills shove the pithead. Then they rame running out, bshles straped to their back, Welsh style. Hie last time Ihe siren blew off schedule at Six Bells was 40 years ago. The babies, many of them to grow up without fathers, were car­ ried the same way. Seven hundred men were Hi the pit working 1,000 feet below gtound when a gas pocket exploded Tues­ day. All hut 46 came out almost immediately. The cheapest way te lest ter lethal gas in a rut nff mine pocket is to thrust canaries into Ihe hole. None of the canaries came hark alive. The first body brought nut after five hours was that of Dennis Lane, not yet 2n. "Tom. Toro," shouted one wo- IJoyd Andrew Brown, horn at Beevtlle, Tex., on Christmas Day In Hot and now a veteran of 37 year* of dose association with baseball, I* the new manager of the Sanford Greyhounds. Ilis selection to succeed Robbie Robertson, now en route via ear and trailer to a new assignment at Visalia in the Class C Califor­ nia State League, was announced here today hv arting manager Jack Sanford, Kansas City's south­ eastern state scout who was a s­ signed her* Monday to take charge of the Athl. tics' hustling farm rlub Brown was scheduled to arrive from his home in Miami shortly after noon today, and he will mrrt not only his players but also Greyhound officer* and dir­ ectors at a barbecue supper ^ t the home of rlub Prc-ident Har­ A hearing has been scheduYd old Kastnrr late today. July 14 on a request by the Florida A veteran of !6 years of play Stale Rank (hat the city abandon in the majors—1925 through 1940- a portion of the cast-west alley Brown has been scouting for the which runs from Oak Ave. be­ Philadelphia Phillies, and | m I hind the Herald and Burpee Seed season was a roach with tha Mi­ Co. buildings. ami Marlins, a Philly farm (tub. The bank said that work on the He and Sanford have been new building on the Oak Ave.-Kirst friends for years, Sanford having St. comer will be delayed until been with tha Philly organisation after a decision on Ihc alley. Tha as a manager prior U> his con­ two businesses already abutting nection with Kansas City about the alley had adviird Ihe city that four years ago. they were concerned over the pos­ "Hc'a going to do a great Jc.b sibility that the location of the ter us and Sanford," Sanford told new bank across the alley would dub general manager Pater hamper tha access routs te tha Schaal. "He'll have (ha boys rear of their buildings. bustling Just as Robbia did, and Th* bank baa offered to provide you can tell toe fans bar* that a reasonable amount of room on we'll ha is contention starting Iho weat side of-Its proparty as Thursday whan w* span tha se­ •ccass la tha ether two buildings. cond half bare against Leesburg." Brawn, a la/thandar, waa as good as a aandlottar that h« wa* C Of C Meet signed by tha PhUlias whan h* Hie Southeastern Chamber of was a*iy 14 y*ars old. Ha mads Com mere* will moat Thursday fate fleet m ajor Ia*gas appearance sight at • p. as. *4 tea City flail with Brooklyn In Mto niSekten te Memorial Bldg, aeeording te ’ Ernest Wealing, president. If game*. Hearing Scheduled On Alley Closing man. "WIN, you're alive," sobbed another. By airly today, rescue worker! had brought out a total of 50 bodies of tha 46 known dead. Among the victim*- were three father and son teams. Mrs. Valerie Morgan went home to a long-cold supper, thinking of how she could explain later to her two-month-old sun (hat he no longer had a father or a grand­ father. Her husband Collin waa 22; hit father, Roy, 41. Two young nilnera made the un­ likely mlatake of oversleeping past their 10 a. m. showups Tuesday. They war* among the mnurnlng townsfolk of Sit Bella ttoday. Congress Agrees To Early Recess WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con­ gressional leader* today aband­ oned efforts to complete their work before the political conven­ tions. They decided to recess Congress this week and return Aug. a. The decision wa- announced lo newsmen by Speaker Sam Ray­ burn and In the Senate by Demo­ cratic Leader Lyndon R. Johnson, who disclosed the Aug. • dale for reconvening. Johnson told the Senate that Congress will do all it can this week, concentrating on appropria­ tions hills and the expected presi­ dential veto of a federal pay in­ crease. Then, he said. Congress will recess late Friday or Sat­ urday. The leader* had hoped ter fin­ al adjournment of the 4flth Con­ gress not later than next week­ end. Th* Democratic convention opens in l-us Angeles the follow­ ing Monday. Courthouse Plan Payment Okayed The County Commission Tuesday authorised payment of 14.600 to Winter Park architect Jam es Gam­ ble Rogers for drawing up plana and specifications for remodeling Use courthouse. Chairman John Krider said teat tha plana will ha kept on fife *f Us* office of Usa Clark of to* •curt I* tea *va*t Um saw *omrnlslon taking aver In January wants I* snake use of Usam. LONDON (U P!)—Prime Wtnletar Harold Macmillan told Soviet Premier Nikita Khmihehcv in a iternly-wordad latter today that Russia's breakoff of Ife* Geneva disarmament negotiations la “ teoomprahanaiblt." Ha added that lovlat chargee against tha Watt aa a result are "moat unfair." MaemlUan railed an Khrush­ chev to reconsider his decision "so that negotlatious on disarm ­ ament ean b* restarted soo* aa possible." Tha BrtUah Prim s Minister warned Russia that th* disarm a­ ment conference cannot properly b* broken off by any ona group. While pledging Britain's willing­ ness to reach an agreement on disarmament, Macmillan told Khrushchov that "nntil agree man! on disarmament Is reached, we intend te maintain our aeUectlv* defense arrangements." Stricken Boat Sinks In Atlantic CHARLESTON, I. C. (UPI) A battle against tha sea In th* ancient maritime tradition ended early today when a tow rop* snapped and the stricken (anker SS George kfacDonald sank star* firat about 40 miles from shore. Tha youthful skipper and twe crewmen of (he III • fated Sin­ clair Oil Co. tankrr had appeared until the last moment to be win­ ning their fight to lav* the ship and her valuable cargo of oh. Th* MacDonald had been pro­ ceeding slowly toward shore un­ der tow by a sister tanker, tha J. E. Dyer, when the MacDonald "a t 1:40 a. m. broke its tow ia a light rain and 20 minutes later sank," as ti e Dyer’s radio me*saga told the story. Eldridge liurnthorn, 31-ycsr-old master of the MacDwuld, sadly watched from th* Dyer a* hll ship slipped toward the hotSem, The 444-fnot boat sank in 4 vertical position in 434 feet of water to about 30 fret of her bow remained above water today. Tlia hulk constiti'ird a menace to navi­ gation hut .Merrill, Clispman and Scott, a New York salvage firm, w r- hired by Ihe owners to see w th rr the ship could be saved. A Sinclair spokesman saia l1’* t cr carried about 100,000 htrrrl<t of hravy fuel oil, worth $2-14 to 42.2) a uarrel. I’urnthorn ordered to crewmen to abandon ihlp Monday nlrht and early Tuesday when a maslive rupture In the cooling *>*• (cm flooded the engine room a id the ship appeared doomed. Burnthorn, bis mate and one crewm n stayed aboard to prevent the ship being named dWferellcI, available for s a lv a g e ^ ri i Henson President Of Longwood C of C G. B. llenson is Ihe new presi­ dent of the Longwod Chamber i f Commerce end Daniel J . Icreeny ia vice president. Ilie Longwod C of C also elected outgoing presidrnt E. G. Heath treasurer and Dorothy Heath waa relrcted secretary In tha arganiialion's annual lerUon. Tha new officer! will be installed a t • meeting July 14. (A Whitney Gets Death Sentence 11 4 MfAMI (UPI) -D e n n is WhKnay, 17, feeing ton death fta a tty te r ona of saves kill teas h* ndmUted, will hn ton yannfiet white man t e g s U t h * efeetm *hakr In Flor­ ida if the testa*** la t i n U i l M before ha ia Mi <-g j g j f • - . i j ' / .'jrT* f j ** Mi MMf | I 1 #• » Iff— ^ PORT ARTHUR. Tax.. (U P D Ban Thorton, a SZ-yrar-old re­ search chemist, rested In a hos­ pital today after staying under water longer than any other heman being. H e 4 foot, 4 inch 924pound Thornton climbed into e 11-feet deep eyliadrieal tank af water leat Friday at 4:4* p. ns. Ha emerged at 11:22 p. ra. Tues­ day, beating the record af 144 hour* set bp Mrs, Jane BaM aeen of Near Yerk, to one koar and 19 gtinules. | NO. 72fl British Call Reds 'Unfair' NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at I p. m.: American TAT ................... M Bclhlhrm Steel • . m . . . . . . . . 46 Caterpillar ...................... 27(4 Chrysler ............................. 43(4 Curtiss • Wright ................... I7H DuPont ................................ 206(4 Ford Motor ............ . 4664 General Electric .......... ... 92(4 General Motors ................ 44 Graham • Paige ................ 2 Ini. TAT ........................... 43V* Johnson Electronics ............9-944 Lorillard ......................... 34 Minute Maid ........................ 24(4 Penney 434* Penn RR .,*>>..•«,•••••«•.• 14 Scars Roebuck ................... 66(4 Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 404* ...................... 4(4 Wesllnghouse El................... 97 LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con­ ga (UPI I— Hundreds of foreign vllle today for the official indedignitaries poured into Leopold­ ville today for the official Inde mdenc* proclamation ceremona Thursday. This terming Congo city waa bathed In carnival atmos­ phere as workers busily erected staffs along the main thoroughfar** and hoisttd hundred* af "provisional" Congolese flags. 4 >r / ' SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks C ' WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1960 HAVANNA, Cuba. (U P I)-F remler Fidel Castro seised the American owned Texas Com­ pany (Texaco) oil refinery In SanUago de Cuba today be­ cause the company refeaed te refine Soviet petroleum. Big: Day Set ;J & Established i 908 Bulletin DEPUTY CHARLES FAGAN waa injured when bin car hit a Band dune off Hwy. 17-92 while the deputy waa chaainjr a apeedinjr auto. Fagan Buf­ fered a broken noae and waa treated at Orange Memorial Hoapital. Deputy Injured Chasing Down Speeding Auto United Frees Leased Wire _ � 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, June 28, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 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>, June 28, 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/836edaae3b779048283e03047c9ffb3a.pdf 74f5ac2fd15725966852d6ff636809c9 PDF Text Text I © ■ ra s p S ■WAvr: M id > . . “ ■. ■ |m l l Par* 14—F ri Juna 24, 1M0 If yo u r dream new home y e t to *5 — g& Kyw<r i jana! /* t h *Wf jtV \'» |r f. -• - f u llfille d . . . 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X L IX ErtabSNMd 1908 M O N D A Y , J U N E JT , 1 M 0 Storm Out A t Geneva GENEVA (UPI) — Russia and its Communist aatoUHas abruptly walked out of the 10-natton dis­ armament eonference today la an obviously rehearsed m a n e u v e r which Mocked bearing of new weal era proposals and threw the par­ ley into angry turmoil. Chief Soviet Delegate Valerian Soria aad the entire Oommuniat bloc etalked from the meeting room vowing to place the whole iaaua before tbe United Nations General Assembly. French Ambas­ sador Jules Mcteh shouted “HoodC IV IL D E F E N S E T R U C K H A S S IN G L E -S ID E -B A N D T Y P E O F R A D IO . Stocks ITOCKS PI Ann .................... NEW YORK (UP!) - Stock price* at 1 p. m.: American TliT . 90 Bethlehem Steel to Chrysler Curtis* • Wright 17** 200'i DuPont ............... 677* Ford Motor 94*4 General Electric 44>k General Motors . 45 Inti. TAT .......... 3544 Lurtllard .... Penney ........ 44 14U Penn RR .............. 57*4 Sears Roebuck 40H Standard Oil (NJ) 9 Studebsker ........ 90 Wcstinghouse HI. . News Briefs Death Toll OPERATORS WORKED AROUND THE CLOCK FOR DISTANT CONTACTS. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Machinist approved one contract, counting waa close in a second and a third dispute waa stalemated to­ day in union-aircraft-missile in­ dustry disputes. Douglas Aircraft workers ia El Sagundo ratified a new two-year contract covering S.000 union member* Sunday. Union spokesmen said 6U percent approved. Pressure Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ De­ tons* Secretary Thomas 8. Gatos Jr. says Russia may “put pres­ sures on us that might involve minor military actions" bwt the United Statue ia ready for any eventuality. Gala* said Sunday, however, ha did not took for th* Soviet Union to start any major arlsia. Gatos was totorviswad by clubs throughout ihe country for a Sen. Leverett galtonstall <R. total number of contacts to the Mass.) on a television program. U. 8., its possessions, and Canada. A point la given for every con­ Coexistence Pact ROMANIA (U PI)—Soviet Pre­ tact made, with extra point* given for operating on emergency powtr mier NiklU Khrushchov was beand also for operating under a lieved today to hav* collected the certain wattage. No prise except aignatures of five East European tbe honor of winning ia offered Communist loaders on a document nationally but “Skip," tha Florida supporting “peaceful coexistence" “ hams" publication, gives a tro­ with tha Weet. Western expert* phy to th* atato winner. Lost year ia Ixmdon said such a document most likely would be used to back the Orlando club won tbe cup. up Khrushchev in his current Tbe event is sponsored by lb* wrangle with Red China’s Mao American Radio Relay League Tas-tueg, who support* a “hard whose membership numbers over IlneM fat the sold war. 200,000. Most of tha equipment be­ long to Civil Defense which coope­ rates closely with the amateur Troops Ready LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con­ radiomen. go (UPI) — Troops poured Into Leopoldville .Sunday night end early this asornlng to head off a now outbreak ef violence a t a swearing in ceremony for Joseph Threw Sanford boys and a boy Kaa# Verbu, the first president of from Plant City ware apprehended tbo Independent Congo. Inetoad af by poller Saturday for shooting jay *»4 eatohrslUa, an atmosphere of hatred end tension built up as out atrael lights. Th* youths war* charged with tbia sprawling native territory destroying public property, police nagged Me freedom from Belgium, said. They were turned over to scheduled to go into effect Thereday. toetr p a ro n u .^ •'Ham s' Compete For National Laurels “CQ4, C4J4, thia is W4PLB call­ ing. . ." For M conaecuUva hour* Saturday and Sunday, to hams from tha Orlando Amatuer Radio Club worked fevarishly to maka contacts with other operators particlpalins in th* annual nationwide “hams" /laid day. to) The stub operated three radio positions from tha Lake Mary site, getting power from mobile genera­ tors. Radio telephony, radio tele­ graphy and a new innovation which is rapidly replacing conven­ tional methods, singleside-band, wera employed by the group. D m abject hr* af tbe field day Coffee Club Meet ^Slated Thursday t A combination Coffee Clubugd opao bouse will be acid a t ' IS a. m. Thursday at tba Chamber of Commerce so that members esa inspect tb# n*w storeroom addition at Ibo Chamber. Doans Rain*, fit id aervks re- m presentsstive af tha North Atnar- ion 'Co. Co. wC lean AvI Aviation wfll bo a aps­ d a l guest al UiAmsctiug. is to tost the equipment and man under adverse conditions such j s would occur in event of a local or national emergency, Vice Presi­ dent Al Case said. The men ate and slept in tha field to keep Uic transmission going around the dock. Th* club comp*!** with other Cars Collide On Osteen Bridge A collision at the Osteen Bridge caused damage In two cars tot.il* lag $27$ dollars at 1 a. m. today. Tha Sheriff's office reports that Earl Maddot. 24, of Wmter Gard­ en posted a <50 bond for operat­ ing his vehicle at an unlawful speed, after he rammed a car driven by Everett Smith of New Smyrna. Maddox was traveling nest on SR 411 at about to mph coining sc tots tha Osteen bridge when he met Smith'* car. Smith saw the Maddox car and stopoed before th* careening car struck him, tha offlre said. No om was Police Apprehend Four Vandals ment, awl therefore Moscow eon on-1 tidered this eonference could do ne more work. Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Marian Nasskowski, today's chair­ man, ignored repeated Weilern a t­ tempt*—orally snd to writing—to get the floor, snd announced when Zorin finished: "The work of this commission is now discontinued, Its role there­ fore now exhausted." Moch leap­ ed to his feet, roaring: “ I want the floor; I want th* floor I Flood Works WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th# Democrallr-ronirollcri Senate has added “ hsd projects" to the B1.6 hillinn omnibus public works authorization bill snd thus endan­ gered 11 badly • needed Florida works, according to Rep. William C. Cramer (R-Fla.). He said Ihe “ pork barrelling" by the Senate has jeopardized 11 Florida navigation, flood control and beach rrosion control pro­ ject*. Cramsr said tlis “ bad projects” added 1200 million to tha bill. “ Too many unsound and preraa- Many Homeless In Texas Floods By United Press International The Highway Patrol reported HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Hun­ today that at least aaven persona died on Florida highway* during dreds of families along tbe flat Texas coasllands moved back Into the past weekend. their waterlogged and mud en­ crusted homes today in th* wake Citrus Budget LAKELAND (UPI) — Th# Flo. of floods caused by up to two rida Citrus Commission mat today feet of rain. Partly cloudy skies and only to discuss its 1960-61 budget of 18,250,000 and a proposal to split scattered showers were predicted It* advertising of fresh and pro­ as some 1.500 or more homeless cessed citrus between taro sge»> persons turned to the cleanup task in farm end city homes strung out altpg a 100-mile trunk from to Pert LaVtoAPT'-*-' T j^ v /v s i^ ' Islands Houston They had been Ihe vtettay ef a MANILA till'! ) —A Killer Ty. flood brought on by lack or drain­ phoon Oliva emashMl into the age streams rather than swollen llppinca with 140 mile an hour rivers and cracks. ids Sunday night and early toThere just wasn't any place for leaving a heavy toll of death, that much rain water to go in a and destruction. At least hurry, so If Just piled up on lop ns wars dead or missing of the flat terrain, flooded under'iO.ftuO parsons w*ra mad* panes, streets and highway* and besnalass. crept Into homts. More than 37 inches u( rain fell Time Limit at Port Lavaca, a town at 1,600 8T. PETERSBURG (UPI) — on Invars Bay in Calhoun Coun­ Tha General Taltphonr Co. of Flo­ ty, between 6 p. m. Thursday and rida has 20 data to answer accusa­ mid alteration .Sunday. Th* rains didn't start until Fri­ tions by the S tate Railroad and I ^ l t o Utilities Coram lesion that day morning further up the coast, R violated (jtto ; charges as pre­ hut th* gauge* showed something scribed by lew. The commission like 17 Inches at Houston and 20 filed th* accusation* Saturday, inches al Bay City before the ami upon a complaint by Chart** P, B. fina'ly brake through lat« Sunday. Ptnsnn, president of a West Coast •ohrinunlrationa company. Stalem ate Clarence Hamilton, left, and Al Caae survey the camp autup. Top, the group •eta up Mving and working quarter# inside tanta. Lower right, radio# pow­ ered by mobile generators. (Herald Photoa) twmism! Hoodluntism!" at them. The Western powers promptly denounced lbs move, coot inL ed with the day's session and an­ nounced another meeting of the eonference for Tuesday morning —which the Reda clearly did not plan to attend. Sorin, iha same man who broke up tha last East-West disarmament conference to 1.ondon in August, 1957, got the floor first. He announred that the Western powers had refused to discuss disarms- In Case You Haven’t Noticed, it’s Been Hot Just in case you haven't noticed Ihe temperature has reached 95 degrees in III* Sanford area for Ihe past six days. During th* first 30 day* in Jun* the temperature has only been beln* 90 for two days. The weather bureau says a# immediate re Itot ia in sight. Chief U. 8. Delegate Fradcrict M. Eaton, who returned from Washington with new American proposals only Sunday, then tod off a round of Western speech** deploring th* walkout and warn­ ing that tha wnrld would ba tha best Judge of the Soviet action. “This Is a sad moment.'' Eatoa said. “ The Soviets have shown their true motives." Eaton went to Washington W days ago and stopped off in Lon­ don and Paris to confer an his wap haek'here. ( President Confers 'Jeopardized' With Top Advisors On World Crisis lurrly considered pet projects are being added when th* .Senate more than doubles the Houseapproved bill," he said. Th* House approved th* hill last year at $658,310,500. “ Florida project* represent a Justifiable I percent of tha bill approved last year by the House," he said. Cramer said he would support tha bill if th* “ bad" projects were eliminated “because a veto by Ih* President would mean holding up many good projects to save Iha few had on**.” Tha U Florida project* Cramer referred to are: Navigation— Everglade* Harbor, $117,300; Gulf Coait shrimp boat harbors, 1172,. 000; Bakers Haulover Inlet, $239,000; Palm Beach Harbor, Lake Worth Inlet, $4,900,000: Miami Harbor, 10,010,000; little P a n , Benefits Bill Is Introduced WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Eugene J . McCarthy (D-Mlnn.) and fiva members af hi* special comnUtta* aa problems af Mm Un­ employed today introduced a bill designed to set up a $500 million expansion af the Social ferurity system. McCarthy said tha hill was aim­ ed mainly at helping neady unem­ ployed and their familiei, especial­ ly in areas of chronic unemploy­ ment where stataa and locailtlea have been unable to provide affec­ tive assistance. Ht said tha measure would pro­ vide for federal granta-in-ald to states which elect to share tb* cost of the program — and which have established approved ganeral aislatance, programs. The hill, ro-sponsored by Demo­ cratic Sens. Joseph S. (lark (Pa,), Jennings Randolph (W. Va.) Pat McNamara (Mich.),- R. Vance Hartk* (Ind.) and Gala W. McGee (Wyo.) would help flnanre aid for about 435,000 Mato general assistanr* eases by providing ap t* $SJ a month par parson. Campbell Named To FOM Board John M. Campbell, M S. Cen­ ter Street. Eustis. a veteran citrus man and rharter member af Florida Oranga Marketers, Inr.. has been elected In the FOM executive committee by the board of directors, it was announced here this week by J. J. Parrish Jr., prasidrnt of FOM. Campbell's election fills tb# vaeancy an lb* esoeutlv* commitla* left by toe resignatloa af J. Dan Wright Jr., recently named JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - With chairman af to* Florida Citrus three convicts waiting nearby to Commission, who will cuntinua testify, attorney* began ih* todi aa a director of FOM. oue job of ehaosiag a lim a n Jury today for Bm M ai af M farmer guards a sensed af torturing and abusing inmates In Florida’s Ret ford State Prison. OGDENSBURG N. Y. (UPI) Judge Bryan Simpson told tome I t prospective jurors who showed Th* erula* ship North American up at federal court to'a morning with 273 passengers aboard aad ht hop#* to coraptote th* trial ia th* British freighter Invar were four week*. But he admitted R Much fast early today hs SI. Lawrence Hi vac mud about IS may taka longer. milaa apart. Hard - working tug* war* ueabta to Ire* either vassal. The North American, a (hr** • deck cruise ship, ran aground an a mil*-lung sandbar ia tb* port af Maitland fireman today opened Ogdensburg Friday. The Invar an lnveiUgalloo into a fir* Bun- apparently drilled out 61 its ship­ day that destroyed a iwo story ping channel Sunday and became structure on S. Orlando Are. embedded hi mud east af Snow Tb* structure known aa to* Look, near Mataana. Bronson home bad baaa unoc­ cupied for the past three year*. Maitland Fir* Chief Ralph Pond­ er said this morning that ha be­ lieve* tha Bru waa started by vandals. ORLANDO (U P1>- T. 8- W it, (raffle division manager fur tba Louisville and NashviU* Railroad at Winter Park, waa killed hare WASHINGTON (UPI) — Saturday by a ball of lightning an ing business economists war* split a golf course. sharply today aver whether th a n Kirk and several ether golfers will be a recaaalon near , tha aad ware crowded under a shelter a t of i960 but they agreed that a tha Umt. Nona of the etbsrs waa boon Ia Brutality Trial Begins Today Boat* Stuck In River Mud Firemen Probe Maitland Blaze Lightning Kill* Orlando Golfer Economists Split Nasskowski hesitated for an in­ stant while he glanced at Zorin, then continued to lead tbe Com­ munist group out of th* room while Moch yeMed, “Hoodlumiaml Hoodlumlsm!" British MinUler ef Male David Ormsby-Gort, who also was on his feet trying to get the floor, moved to the head of th* table as the C o m m u n i s t disappeared through th* door, and took over the chairmanship. Clearwater Bay, $104,ooo; SI. Marks River, $1,711,000. Beach eroaion control—Key West $231,000. Flood control—Prosecution rtf Ihe Central and Southern Florida comprehensive plan for flood rontrol and other purposes approved by the flood control act of 1946 to con $23 million. It will Include canals, levees and water controls, drainage structures in the Nicodcmus Slough area, Glades County at an animated tost af $311,000. Havana Rocked By New Blast WASHINGTON (UPI) — T»rs#. dent Eisenhower conferred with his top advisers today on the trou­ bled world lituatlon, th* legisla­ tive outlook, and tonight's 'etovision report on his Asian tour. Vice President Richard M. Nin­ on and Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. Hcrter conferred aeperataly with th* chiaf reaeutiv* at hi* requaaL Nixon spont 60 minute* with Eisenbowar and want ovor both global developments and th* statue of administration-backed legisla­ tion atill pending in tha dosing days of Congress. Herter, along with Undersecre­ tary of Stats C. Douglas Dillon, briefed tha President on the Jateal development! in international af­ fairs,- including the blow-up e t East-West disarmament negotia­ tion! to Geneva today,. White House News Secretary ' James C. Hagarty said th* P resi­ dent’* speech tonight waa mention* ad “only in passing." Eisenbowar had no listed appointments, and waa expected * 9pend tha m l of tha day potisblag-lfa remarks. H# will speak on the major rsdto and TV networks at 6:30 p. ra. Asked about reports that Nixon was' given a copy a t the Presideni's address Sunday, Hagerty laid •If* news to m e." lie added that the spoaep was not finished. Eisenbowar, who returned Bumy morning (rom his ss.uoo-mlle p, ia befeved lo feel that hla ssion Orient waa successhe wag forced tn cance icduled visit to Ja* pan HAVANA (UPI)—An ammuni­ tion dump explosion, toe second such disaster to rock Havana in Sit months, touched off a wav* of bitter anti - U. 8. comment throughout Cuba today and semi­ official charges ef sabotage. At least 10 persons were report­ ed • rreeled in connection with tb* blast, which occurred Sunday night In a major Cuban army munitions depot in the Cayo Crui •action of Havana Harbor. Offit is l reports put the toil at two dead and 906 injured. D m explosion hxrled hug* seeIlona of tha atona wall of tba am­ munition dump 100 yards out into tha hay. The conrusalon M toed in downtown storefronts. *. It smashed Window glass In hqif!|Mr apartments, stores and buildings for five mils* A tremendous whit* cloud roomed high Into tha air a v e r dump. Residents rushed to street from their homea, fro restaurants and from uvenlng masses al church to near pan­ ic. Electric power to some areas waa knocked out temporarily. Tha alto was only 260 yards scrota tha harbor from wbar* the French munitions ship La Coubra blrw up at dockside March 4, killing 00 parsons and bringing accusations of sabotage against tha United State* that plummeted Oanava became the second Cubsn-Amarlcaa relations to a Seminole County community in historic tow. more than a week to b* notified that U will get a new c>st offie#. Postmaster GcncraT- Arthur E. Summcrficld said that advertise­ The Lake Mary Blood Uank ment has h.'cn posted to secure board of directors have arranged post office' facilities in Crncva on for tbe mobile unit of tha Central a monthly rental bails for a fix- ' • Florida Blood Hank to b# at th* ed term u! five jra rs . Lak* Msry Fir* House to rereive Specification* call fur > facili­ donor* from 4:30 to 7;3Q p. m. ty containinj approximately 60# Thursday. st, r ir e feci of floor a/a re , 60 A doctor will b* to attendance *q> ire fret of platform space and and refreshments will be served 3,00 square /ert of parking spa -c, to persons donating blood. I ist week, Farn Park was a'»a AU eligible doeora who need notified tl'at it would get a new transportation to the blood bank post ullii-c. are asked to rail Rev. John PUlay, Geneva Postmaster James L FA 1-7009; Mrs. W. H. Foulk, Brown said bids should be sub-, FA 2-4594; Col. P. L. Ilisscll, mi.tad to Carl Bolt, assistant real FA 2-5243 and Harold Kean, ra lite manager, p*>at office do>-| FA. 2 3777. pertinent, Atlanta, Gi. Geneva To Gel New Post Office Blood Bank Unit Set At Lake Mary Statios Owaer Beaten, Robbed O f $ 3 9 2 H e r* E. V. (Sam) Midkiff, owner of Sam 'i Sinclair Stilton, at Eighth aad Park Av*., was listed as in "good" condition today after he was baatan and robbed of $392, at about 7:41 a. m. Saturday. Luther Hay Hail, 21, of Sanford la being bald to the Semiaol* Coun­ ty Jail under $10,90$ hood to connaetion with the robbery. Hall who baa baaa to trouble before made a statement confessing to Um rob­ bery, police said. Wbitoy McMtUaa. aa employe wife was alck and ha needed money. Midkiff waa hit again and knocked th* club from HaU's hand. Midkiff said that ha did not recog­ nize Hall became hi* ayra wore full of blood, McMUIan s8id. A passing woman motorist MV Midkiff staggering in front of Um station and slopped A. D. Johnson, who took tba injured man la tha hoapital. Midkiff laid polio* ha thought M waa Hall, for the man had been aoming tot* lb* slaUan regularly for about a moath aad Midkilf recognised hla vale*. The offi­ cers apprahaoded HaQ at hla apartment. Resident* of nearby houses laid that they hod naan n man walklag ap sad down tha •treat earliar. Juat before " ad Midkid's described the robbery, after a talk with tha injured man. MtdkUf had juM opened his sta­ tion and waa sluiag reading a pa­ per whoa Hail cams through tba back door and hit him twice with • stolen Bight stick, MeMilton said. added. Matt MIAMI pm M hi* toot and grappled gotten change la r a Ian Bel­ wi-h hla assailant who muttered la r bill and had to tha afloat U$J htt w k i l W l b n r f ^ kS H B V ■aaKsrm ejxartanuM M mM M NM nAM NnM M nM M ORRBBM M ISUl 9 �Contest Proves Big Success Here Fulbrighf Says Probe Was Soft Around The Clock A representative of the Social Security Administration District Office In Orlando will be at the City Commission Room, City Hall, la Sanford, July I, July II, and July IT between the hours of 9 a. m. and noon. Thla service Is made available to those wbo wish to apply for old-age and survivors insurance benefits, social security account numbers, or obtain infor­ mation about the social security program. • • • A reducing diet clinic for de­ pendent personnel has been started at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. The Instruction clinic will be held each Tuesday at 1 p. m. In the Dependent Clinic at the Naval A ir'Station. The coordinator is Capt. R. E. Stutsman, USN, MC. Thla will he the final meeiing until • * * September. Prior to the meeting, The Past Noble Grands' Club a covered dieh cupper will be held. will meet Tuesday at • p. m. at the home of Mrs. Nell Futrell, 1110 Laurel Ave. The Monroe Chapter Of the Ro­ yal Arch Maaoni will confer the Royal Arch Degree Tuesday at 7:10 p. m. at the Maeonlc Hall. Floyd Fullerton Dies At Age 78 Coursey Joins In Missile Test WHITE B A N D S MISSILE XANOE, N. M. (AHTNC)—Army S taff sergeant William L. Cour­ sey, 9910 Sanford Ave., Sanford, participated with other personnel from the 44th Artillery Group in the launching o f tha Redstone missile a t tha White Sands (N. M.) Mlssila Range, early thla month. Sergeant Coursey, assigned la B attery B ed tha group's 43Id Ar­ tillery la Germany, entered the Army Is 1040 and arrived over­ seas in February 1949 on this tour st duty. The sergeant la a graduate of I wSfnnU High School. Hie mother, lfrs. Hattie T. Coursey, Uvea on Routs L Forteos, Gs. Floyd C. Fullerton, 7t, died Sat­ urday at tha Seminole Memorial Hospital altar a lengthy illness. Fullerton had earns to Sanford in l i l l to work as an englnear on the Atlantic Coast Line from Hannibal, N. Y. whera be waa born Nov. 19, 1991. M made hie home on Lake Onora. He waa n member of the Sanford Elks Lodge and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer*. The sur­ vivors are his wife, Mra. Lora S. Fullerton; ■ son, F. Duane Fuller­ ton of Jacksonville; n daughter, Mra. Locke Crumley of St. Augua tine, and a granddaughter, Joan Crumley, also several alecei and nephews. Funeral aervlces, officiated by Rev. L. R. Rushton, will be held Tuesday at 4 :» at the Briaaon Funeral Home. Tbs Klka Lodge wiS bold a grave-aide eerviee at Laka View Cemetery. Follow 'Sanford's GREYHOUNDS Entsr tha Sanford Herald BASEBALL CONTEST la B a il Taaaday’a Paper TOU MAT WIN CASH TOKYO (U P!)—Ranking mem. bare ef tha ruling Liberal-Demo­ cratic Party today agrsed to try U atlect before July 1 a new primf minister to replace Nobueuke Kiahl, according to party Secretary General Shojlro Kawaahima. The agreement waa reached at a closed meeting of nine leading membars of the party. They also agrood that a\naw cabinet must be formed "a t th a earliest oppor­ tunity" but failed to make much progress in selecting a successor. Kish! did not attend the meeting. While the party hierarchy waa trying to agreo «n a replacement for Kiahl, wbo baa announcad hl> Intention to resign, soma leflst groups which forced his hand said they would begin new demonatralions Tuesday against "reaction­ ary" government. Tha militant and usually violent Eengakurtn students' federation said It would m utter a t leaat 20,000 members Tuesday after, noon for a 'se w damonitratlon Ja front of tha Parliam ent A Eengakurtn apokeaman told UPI that the new government would be no different from Xiahl'e government and "we are going to demonstrate agalnat any chance of a IJ be ral-Democratic member ■ucceeding Kiahl. We will block Kiahl from handing over the reins of government to his cohorts." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chairman J. William Fulhright (D-Ark.) said today the Senate Foreign Re­ lations Commltttee’s report on the U-t incident and summit confer­ ence failure was “ very soft in its criticisms.'' Fulbrlght termed the report. Is­ sued Saturday night, a “ very thorough factual account’’ but he said it was -overly moderate and failed to deal strongly enough with some of the most Important Is­ sues. Nevertheless, he said. It was the best report on which a majority of the committee could agree. Fulbriaht said he expected to out­ line his own views In a Senate speech within the next day or so. The report, signed by 14 of the committee's 17 members, accused the Elsenhower administration of mishandling the spy plane Inci­ dent at almost every Important point. It said there was good reason to conclude that the U-2 flight should not have been made just prior to the summit conference. It said the Paris Rig Four meeting probably would have been held If the Incident had not taken place, although prospects for success were alight. Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wls.), the committee's top Republican member, and Sen. Frank J. Lausche fD-Ohio), attached a Joint minority statement and Sen. Ho­ mer E. Capehart (R-!nd.) issued a statement saying the report was not In the nat loo’s beat interests. Capehart cast the only vote against the report when the com­ mittee approved It. 14-1. Wiley and Lauaehe abstained from voting. JACK WHITS Bible Glosses A Daily VaeaUon Bible School ia boiag conducted by the Church af God oa French Ava. through next week. The d a ise s ara being held Marine Honored For Rescue Efforts Private First C lan Jack W. White of the Marina Barracke at the Naval Air Statioa at Sanford waa awarded a meritorious mast bp Major Ralph C. Wood, the Me- A victory dinner has been d in ­ ned by members of the DeBiry First Presbyterian Churcta The affair will be held July Jo, Stetson University. t) The Congregation earlier had set a goal of $90,000 to be col. lected for the construction of a new rhurch. Last week, the furd committee went beyond the lloo,. 000 mark. B etter Than Prints •WICHITA FALLS. Tex. (UP1>-, Police don't expert to have tt><^ much trouble tracking down tlfci two men who bought ttoo worth of guns and paid for them with a check that bounced. The mra had their names engraved on the barrel of each gun. CAMERAS Photography Supplied 1 • Day Developing Service WIEBOI.DT CAMERA SHOP I I I S. Park AN UNUSUAL SETTING for a tree is the one that grown almost in tha center of a home owned by the Earl Toneya of I-ake Mary. When the family added a Florida room to their home, they didn't want to destroy the tree, no they constructed the room around it. (Herald Photo) MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P l)-C arroll Jackson had hear-llke hands and strength unmatched in ,o rd i­ nary men. But be was too gentle to save himself, his wife and two small daughters from a erased killer. The entire Jackson family waa wiped out IS montha ago in what appears to have been a sense­ less slaughter. This past weekend, almost SOO milea from the murder scene in the peaeful Virginia countryside, the FBI chargvd Melvin Davia Rees, 11, with tha crime. The FBI also accused Rees of at least one other killing in tho Washing­ ton, D. C., area, and he faees questioning about four other mur­ ders dating back to ISIS. With the exception of Jackion, aU the vlctima were women and children. Carroll Jackson was in the prime of his quist, peaceful life on Sunday night of Jan. It, 1059. He looked like a man that even a crated killer would fear. He waa a , S-foot-2, 219 pounds, nod be could toaa 100-pound sacks into the big truck he drove for a feed company as easily a« he could toaa hia tg-menth-old daughter, Janet, Into tha otr in an afternoon rotoip.-,, But he waa a gentle man. His high- school football soach once remarked, laughing, that Jackson was to gentle bo waa little help to the team. He and hie dark-haired wife, Mildred, 17, said goodbye that Sunday night to her parents, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Hill, and atartad home to Apple Valley, Va., 19 milea away. Their car was found betide the road the neat morning. Alto two montha later Jacktoo’* body waa found In a saw­ dust pile near Fredaricksburg, Va., 90 miles away. He had been ■hot In the bead, ills hands were bound with a red necktir. Beneath hia body lay that of little Janet. She waa untoucheddead of suffocation or exposure. Two weeks latar the bodies of Mildred Jackson and 4-year-old Susan Ann ware found In shallow graves near Gambrilli, Md., Mra. Jackson had been beaten and strangled. Busan Ann waa beatan to death. The man the FBI aaya U the killer ia handsome and quiet. last week. While waa awarded the mast “for meritorious service rendered te the Sheriff* Department in cosneetioa with an automobUa actdent In which an auloroobli* had cratbtd through a bridge and plunged iato the St. John* River trapping all of it* occupant*." In aa effort to reacue tha car1* occupant*, White made numerous dives iolo a solid rasss af water hyacinths In vary cold water. After locating the ear be attached a wrecker cable to it ae that K could be raised. Maj. Wood concluded the meat by acylng," Thla humanitarian ac­ tion oo the part of Private First Class While reflect* credit not Service Award wily oa Himself but on the entire HUNTSVILLE, AU. (U P I)-D r. Marine Corps end ia ie heaping Eberhard Rees, deputy director with tha hlghaat tradition* of the of the Development Operation* Naval Service.1 Diviiloo, Army Ballistic Missile •r.enfy at Redstone Arsenal here, waa awarded tha Department of Defense distinguished civilian ser­ vice award today. Former Sanford Resident Dies NstlsM lIy Advertised Pratt ft Lambert Paint M U ac ant complete alack ef Hatee Paint, Vatdnrn Trim A M etier Finish. Alkaiito CemMt A Stneee Paint. Yaeci Maaearr Palnl, •Waafa Baaaial, VUrallle Enamel, Cefle-Toae 5?‘}f * " ^ rU r W*11 Tnint, Lyl-AII Interior Wall Palat, Ftaer Varalsk. Hear Varnish W * W a VansWk, Bar Tsp varnish, aad Raymond F. Monsalvatge, 70. l l » Holly Ave.. Holly HU1, died Sunday at Halifax Hospital after a brief Illness. Born in Key West he moved te Atlanta as a boy, graduated from Boya’ High School and from Qworgia Tech as a Chemical Ba­ ll neer In 1111. Ha waa a member of an Hon­ orary Society at Tech. American Chemical Society, and attended St. James EpUcopal Church, Or­ mond Beach. He was connected with chemi­ cal manufacturing in New Or­ leans and at Barranqullla, Colum­ bia u South America. He waa aetiva In research work for the control of clinic diseases and pasta In Florida. Prior to World War II he went to Manila with the coconut oil industry. He lived ie Sanford, and waa connected with Chase aad Company, from W o to 1*31. Survivor* Include hU wife, Flor­ ence; one son, Raymond F., DayUn. Ohio; aad four slaters, Mr*. Arch V. Avera and Mra. Evaa T. Butler, both of Atlanta; Mra. J- R. Tomlinson. Lake City, and Mra. W. L. Marshall, Wadesbcro, N- C. Halgb-Blaek Funeral Haase Is In charge. Services will be at S p. a . Tuesday. PRESTIGE Hie only trouble appears to havo been domestic. Neighbors of his parents at Hyattsville, Md., recall Rees a i t quiet and helpful young man. He plays the piano, the guitar, the saxophone and the clarinet. He waa working for a piano store a t West Memphis, Ark., when the FBI arrested him last Friday. He came here five months ago with a dance band and stayed on. Rees' former wife live* with his child and parents a t Hyatti- vine. Rees waa arrested on a murder charge for the 1057 shooting of Mra. Margaret Harold at Gambrills, Md., near the spot where the bodies of Mrs. Jackson and Sanford. P| Unanswered Phonea Coat MONEY! her daughter were found. Kidnap­ ing and murder charges in the Jackson family killings foUowed. He alio will be questioned about the fatal shooting June 19, 1059 of Nancy Marie Shoemette, 19. and Michael Ann Ryan, 14, near Collegt Park, Md., and the 1059 killing of Mary Elisabeth Fallen, 18, and Shelby Jean Venable, IS, whose unclothed bodies were found hi the Potomae River. Rees has bean quiet, smiling and uncommunicative In jail here where he h held under 9100,000 bond. Tbs FBI would not say why it singled out Rees from among the 1,500 persona questioned In the Jackson case. CA LL F A 2-8627 OVER S5 YEARS a t First aad Palmetto (Alesg Side Past Office) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY F R E SH L Y G R O U N D U . S. GOOD G R A D E “A" D U T C H E SS G allon Carton FLO R IDA M M Limit 1 With f 1.95 Order U. S. Good Club • R ound Sirloin1 YOUR CHOICE ' U . S. N O . 1 NORTH CAROLINA COBLKRS Mra. M arvaret Repp FA 2*0414 dUi STREET AND SANFORD AVE. 1100 U th ST. GOLDSBORO �She #«nforb frrelb Mon. June 27, 1% 0—P ar # 3 BONUS 100 FREE STAM PS Mental Patients Spark Riot In Canadian Jail .MONTREAL <LTI) — Mental patients tparked a tiot by .ToU inmatt* at the maximum security Bordeaux Jail Sunday night and ime convict was shut from a wall trying to etcape before the dittutbance was crurhed. The riot bloke out during a liasebcll game between guiudf amt mental patient- in the south courtyard of the jail at the north end of Montreal Island. A group of ptisoneis suddenly da«hed to the jail a medical office n lirit they tipped open metal, Att alarm brought !tll .rjnsd rarst erlminally insane, were awaiting 1 tiling cabinets and set fire to filled with city policemen to the I transfer to other institutions. He ! their contents .and to bedding. i jail along with firefighting equip­ said they were complaining about their food and having guards In the court}aid, several prison­ ment. Guards, reinfotced by city po­ transferred. e r placed benches against the A spokesman fur the governor jail's "7-foot high inner vs all nnd lice, brought the inmatec under began to climb them. Only two control. They vvcie searched fur (wardenl of the ptisun, l.t. Gov. prisonets managed to teach the weapons ami leturnrd to their K. Getneay said the prisoners calmed down a f t e r Getneay j cells. top. One was shot between the shout- - Firemen put out the blare l.t agreed to investigate their com­ tier blade*, the other jumped from the medical building befoie it plaints. In a brief statement, Gerneay the wall and broke his leg. One spread to the other buildings in said, "There has been a slight guattl was knocked from the wall. the prism , disturbance inside. Everything is A jail spokesman A third prisoner was wounded in now under control." th t hand by a stray shot. W ITH THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY W INN-DIXIE oid Altar una 29lh Dixie Beauties Vie Ai Daytona First Ballot Kennedy Victory Is Predicted DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (CPI) —Twenty fair flowers of southern womanhood entered the first of preliminary judging today to de­ WASHINGTON (LTD — A West termine the winner In the 15lh Coast supporter predicted today annual Miss Dixie ennicst. Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mat*.) The girls, from 13 states, are would win the Democratic presivying for a $1,230 award and other dential nomination on the firit bal­ prizes which will be presented to lot at the Lot Angeles convention. the winner on the final night of judging Saturday. The forecast by Rep. Edith The entrants range in age from Green to re.), an ardent Kennedy 18 to 23, in height from 3-4 to campaigner, followed a prediction 5-7'*, in weight from 100 to 138 by former New York Gov. Avercll and In measurements from 34-22Harriman that Kennedy would 34 lo 38 21-37. They will be judged on the basis capture th* nomination on the sec­ of intelligence, personality and ond ballot. beauty. Harriman taid In New Yurk that The contest is part of the an­ only favorite aon balloting would nual Dixie Frolics sponsored by block Kennedy from a first ballot the local Junior Chamber of Com­ victory Enough of these votes will merce. awing to Kennedy to put him over Contestant* are: on the second ballot, he said. Geraldine Roddey Barron, 20, A* Kennedy's running mate if Chester. S. C.; Wendy Ann linendir gets the nomination. Mr*. bark. 20. Aiken. S. C.: Gene Le­ Green suggested Sen. Hubert H. noir Wilson 19. Charleston, S. C.j Humphrey tD-Minn.l, Gov. Orville Marie Lorraine True. 19, Phoe­ K. freem an of Minnesota. Gov. nix, Md.; Alice Sue Williams, 20, Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, or Bichmond, Va.; Dona Idelle Axi.m, GETTING ACQUAINTED nt the Forest Lake Academy Ken. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) in I*. El Dorado, Ark ; Rita Wilson. that order. Camp meeti»K are Pastor anti Mra. 11. V. Hentlerahot, 19, Humboldt, Tenn.; Norma Ann Other political developments: rifrht, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Lovett, left. llev. llenderBuchanan, 18. Elk Park. N. C. —Public opinion pollster Dr. shot is a newly appointed pastor to the Forest Lake Lydia Inez Smith, 19, Savannah, George Gallup taid if the presi­ Ga.; Lynda lame Bradbury, II, Church near Forest City. dential election were held now, it Atlanta; Judy Carolyn Kandall, 18. would he a photo-finish between Forest. Mis*.; Pal Sullivan, 22, Nixon and Kennedy. Birmingham, Ala.; Patricia Ar—Gov. foster Furcolo ot Mastsden Eavpt, 20. Cookeville, Tenn.; rhusettx said Ihe rcliogoitt iasue Caro) Fairchild Brown, 19, Whitesis not dead, furcolo, like Kennedy burg. Ky.; Lynda Mae I-ong, 20. a Roman Catholic, said "there Independence, Mo.; Joann Lea are some people who will make Watts. 19, Poplarvllle. Miss.; Shel­ it an isiur.” although the presi­ ls Lane Corum. 18. Winter Haven, dential candidates would nut. Fla.; Janet Marie lllll. 23. Nilro, —Gov. David L. Lawrence of Coming In first at Grammar W. Va.; Linda Fae Watson, 20. Pennsylvania stuck to his neutral­ Treasure hunts were the high­ Slone Mountain. Ga.; and Anita ity on Democratic candidates. He light of the three city playground* School area were Sheila Pollard, IIhen Atkins, 18, Memphis, said in Harrisburg he did not be­ la>t Thursday morning with th* Diane Bridges, larnec Fileger. lieve there would be a bandwagon Paul llaxton, Chull Crowell, Polly rush for any contender on the winners at each area being re­ l’edrirk, Jimmy Bncklrr, Cathy freshed with cool popilrles. first ballot at Lot Angeles. a. f |m . . _ . . At ra th of the areas all of the Green. Wayne Hardin, Candy Fer­ children were divided into equal rell, Steven Parrish. Three streets fn Longwood—Pal­ groups and given clues which sent metto. Grant anil Wilms, will he their group scurrying in search of completely paved by Wednesday, the other clues leading In Ihe end John Farina, town rounrilntan gual someplace in the playground said. area. Bay and other streets In the Eight fire hydrants, recently Mr. and Mr*. William Dunran, ' Members of the winning group community will hi graded this (14 S. Fairfax St. in North Orlan­ at Pinecrest were Jimmy Smilli. purvhsM-d byLongwood town week. Farina added. do, won a three day vacation trip 1 IlonaM Harris, John Hicks, Arlene rouncilmrn have arrived and will I Spencer Terry Haig, Judy ’Vtivon, |„. placed on Church, Palmetto to Hollywood. Thli, the first honeymoon In I Kenneth Vonkerbulis, Patricia Til- and Wildmmr Avenues, Council, thair three year* of marriage lis, Lex Lossing, Linda G.tl'alln, man Jim Iteiter said. Four hydrant* will I** placed came about a i a result of a con­ David Dickerholf, Diane Dearolpb DESERVES THE BEST ' on Church, three on Palmetto nnd test held In Sanford by a local and Tracy I-angforil. PltE-SCHOOl, CMtE and At Southside the winners were one on Wildmcre, the councilman merchant. TRAINING Pinky Simon. Mike Bojeagi*. Fred added. • "Care A* Though My Own" dy Hardin. Frank Patterson. Mike ----------------------------(• >rs,. prr-srhiMd training) Foster, Susanne Danglciirtn. Lynn , • Health Inaperlrd Smith. Pally Jones, Jimmy Brown. 1 | w f ) T o A f f P l I n • Completely Equipped Hehool Mike Bostran. Peler Kelly. Brurr * iiw . h u • Fenrrd 1-Acre Playground Shlr.rd Tins Davis. Peter S m ilh .|5 C O u t J a m D O r C C WASHINGTON (U P D — These Debbie O Toole. • Wholesome Meals _ , are the Treasury'* guideline* for _____________________________ [ Two DcBary Boy Scouts, Ken-. liOL'IIS: 7:30 A. M. to « P. M. , T _ , neth Leroy and Wcllslcy C orbett,! determining If currency I* fit to Monday thru Saturday will represent their are* when they | RATES: 110 Week or Sir Per rontinue in circulation! It must be T h e IN a me Stuck fairly clean, so that its class, de­ ACCORD, N. Y. (CPU — Vil- attend the annual national Boy Hour. nomination and genuintnest can lagers heto credit the name of Seoul Jamboree to be held next HAPPY ACRES he determined without difficult)-. their community to the optimism nionllt in Colorado, Kindergarten 4 Dev School The two boys along with Edgar | It must contain a sufficient of a Post Office clerk- in the 18th WATCH FOR SIGN amount of "life’’ o r>"slilng" to century. Settle * in the 1700'* Corson and Eddie Itrdinan of DeRlrervirw Are off W. 1st 81. permit Its being handled with twere engaged in a long cuntio. Ilary, returned Irom a weeks PIIONK FA 2-8181 Membe Chamber of Commerrr facility. It should not contain ! veray over a name, and finally one ramping trip at LaN'oche Forpst heavy creases which break the irate citizen wrote the postmaster, Park, near Ocala, fiber. . general in Washington, suggesting It thould not be so badly coiled that because of all the squabbling as to be offensive, or be torn, th* new community he duhhed perforated or otherwise mutilated. "Discord." A government clerk Turned down rornere do not ren­ Hid a little editing, however, and der nntei unfit. th* new name became Accord. Treasure Hunts Highlight Fun With Summer Program In Full Swing Qonlity Rights Resetved - Prices Good Thru Wednesday, Juna 29th IN STA N T COFFEE SALE M A X W E Lt HOUSE ASTOR INSTANT YOUR CH O ICE 2 * 3 * 4 BEDROOMS from * 3 3 0 Down Minimum F.H.A. NEED TO Jar Limit one with o $5.00 or more Food Ordtf Dixie Darling All Brands Homogenized Fresh Fischer Ale or 12 12-oz. Cans V i Gal. i Florida or Govt. Inspected Gr. " A " D. & D. FR YER S Whole Gr. 'A " D. & D. Quick Froz. 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Watch far fai4 Ridga lion turn an Lata Mary llvd STRAWBERRIES 2 fc.79* Tip Top Frozen L E M O N A D E *%,*' 10 co„.99‘ Mountain Grown Morton Frozen Cream Cabbage u>514" Pies L°.» e0 49‘ . • la Adddiaa Te Thaaa ItfuWriy laiaad When Yaa farahaaa any TWO , F'UArk �' V r v-:-. - •'.;^vJ! : : V ~ WASHINGTON SHORT ORDER C O O K Mr. Jack Phillips, who workod on The Herald news ataff this past year, h ai, a t th e young age of 22 yoars, aet an example tov every living person. Ho died Thursday while trying to make himself more usoful to his fellow tnan. v His death came unexpectedly during " tho post-surgery period following his oper­ ation for a serious heart defect. He sub­ m itted himself to the operation so he could . become physically able to enter a career in \ th e teaching field. This outstanding young man had only 7 one goal—to be of service. He had made good progress in the newspaper field. *worked hard to improve his writing, and hftt had his first article accepted 'by a magar.Jne ju s t before his death. But he decided th a t he could, be more useful in another field, which meant th at he had to begin an­ other long, arduoua training period. He never hesitated to take the cal­ culated risk of the heart operation. He WASHINGTON — Admiral Hy­ man Rickover, famed architect of the atomic sub, came across a strange parallel between a current ppntavnq practice and that of the ancient days of Pope Plus never hesitated to do anything th a t would make him more capable. He had been told th a t he had security in his job with the newspaper as long as he wanted it, but he said in a way th a t was characteristic or him th a t he feit he should follow his con* science into another area of service — al­ though he knew it held many possible per* sonsl hardships for him. The refreshingly u n s e l f i s h and straightforward personality of Jack Phil­ lip* made a friend of everybody he m et and dealt with and he always gave his complete attention to the wishes of others. His forthright expressions of faith and hope had a definite Influence on many people. It is doubtful th a t anybody associated with him did not benefit in some way from tho purity of hla heart. His family grieves Jack, an only son, but they must be comforted to know in their hearts th a t tha Good Lord, whose will he served faithfully, must have decided th a t thla fine young man already had con* tributed enough. MIBICAI ..CAWl . MlNlMUi Three Minutes V-:Z -■w.‘re • f- . V V CASK ff — set: Lena 0., aged If, la an attractive college coed. , "But. Dr, Cress, my Ufa la misersbio," she said, end the tears earns to bar m i. "I btuah at tba, rughtoit pro­ vocation. Whosever I am is a crowd, if the conversation. turn* my way, ! become ao self cons­ cious 1 can foot my akin grow­ ing warm sad rod. ^"The mors I fool tbs Mush formins, tbs worse k bscomas. And If • boy talks to mo, I always fttra as red as a boot.. "To Make matters worse, tho hoys Uks to tease me about tt. ■ad this Increases my Mushing •von mors then ever. * "flo, I have boon refusing dates and party IsvttaUeas lately, but I am set happy floss while tho others an havtag. ■ grand Ume. What can I da?” 7 BbishiaJ is sss of these nutsJ im habits that form whoa wo •re is a .social situation and fool tmduly nervous or embarrassed. It la a first eonaia of atutter? lag, trembling Bands, spaaUe coli­ tis, social nausea and vomiting, aa wall aa tbs oxetsilve desire fa empty the Madder on a date. has permitted this blushing to demiaato bar brain and upset bar happiness when (he la hi s crowd of people. She has allowed hor emotions By JAMBS KELLER and a tiny "aegmental” habit Being trapped for 11 hours In an concerning the Mood vessels af tho neck and faee, to mutiny overturned automobile, nearly against the normal dominance of covared by tha icy waters of a stream, was tha ordeal survived Never permit such mutiny: AT by an Oregon mother of six child­ ways keep your brain on the ren. She landed In this predicament throne, and let it dictate the be­ havior of your organs or onto- whan returning home early one evening from a nearby center. Her tioni. Like s spoiled child who grand­ car slipped off the highway and stands and always trios to raono- tumbled 113 feet down an embank­ pollse tbe social spotlight, this nut' ment into tbe shallow river. W ater moped In until thero were sane# habit has occupied tha Number One posillUon in Lana's atten- only 4 Inches of air space. Tbe young mother spent tho night Uon. She must push it out of that clinging to two aafoty belt rings dominant sp o t How? By parryiag on tho floor of the upside down the tearing remarks with a stock, car. •vsr-raady retort. When rescued by a state patrol­ “That just proves I’m a loyal, man the next morning, she was red-blooded Americas," aha can asked what bad spurred her to nonchalantly laugh It off, and than hang on. " I have a husband and quickly turn the conversation upon all children,” the said. “ God waa hor companion, aa by paying Mm with m t. Ha has been real good an honest compliment on hla tie to ma . . . that's all 1 can say." If you too have a nobis purpose or hair or pearly white teeth. When tha focus of attention la la Ufa that la Mggor than aalf, It on Mm, bn becomes relatively sell will buhy you up In fair weataar conscious. This restrict* Mfl think­ and foul. “ This is why I wai born and ing to hla own epidermis. Con­ sequently, ha d o e ti't attend Ms why I have come Into tbe world, critical attention to Lana or not­ to bear witness to the truth." ice bar Mushing. lo you Mushara should laugh a t yourself. Shrug your shoulders and dlvart attention by paying eompllmants to your companions. W AGt, Wa put a new plaster on the old mansion and built on a new room this summer. I t gave us a great sense of accomplishment. (Whan our Banker totted up the interest, he gave an astonish­ ed and delighted whistle. He’took Ms whole family to Europe.) Building a family nest is vary satisfying. I would certainly re­ commend it for several reasons: I t U kts rare of man's deep itlvo instincts — "a man’s is hla castle." I t lasts a lifetime. Tbe building proceas, I mien. Soon os you got one thing built, another part wears out. I t is a game the whole family can play. out the blueprints, ws figured, im­ mediately how we could save a great deal of money. One way wa can save money is for me to do the painting and the carpenter work. (I can do it on Sundays and Saturdays—oh my days off.) The sad thing about this is I cannot paint, I cannot carpenter. I told them the most hilarious story: How once when 1 waa in manual training in grammar school and started to maka a table for my mother. I never could got tho legs planad evenly. So it did not rock. Finally, the legs got so short I converted the whole pro­ ject Into a ahoeshina stand. "Isn’t that tbe funniest thing you ever heardT” I asked, slap­ ping avtrybodg on tho back. Tho division of work baa bosit Nobody laughed. There is a meal Intonating. When wo got shortage af humor around tho manse. 1 try to make up for i t K to consider any increase in ap- to tha Republican claim of peace bey like u remain attention, for tM r domlaanea nf tlx r have afflicted. Lana ones mla-sranounced a eight year* to tha WMto Hour*. ithnr commas ward In grea­ The meeting began with a state­ ter KbaeL Everybody laughed, ment by the president na tha ha Mt amkam imd. Hat fae« IMS budget. Even thenih ha goal out nf efflea a few davi later, "Look at her Meek", teased tha tha president la required to pre­ sy who .set behind her. sent la January nompUte budgeThla directed bar conscious at- tary proposals for the fiscal year rntian to till normally tavalus- beginning July 1. 1SS1. iry aet by which tha vassal* Warming to this than*, Eisen­ I tha- aUa relax and tons permit hower stressed tha need far fis­ rtra bleed to accumulate then, cal Integrity and absolute econo­ ma giving the akin ita reddish my to every area- of goveramant. at er Mush. Nat on* department, ha mid, look­ Fee tha ensuing six years, Laaa ing around the cabtMt table, wai stem visage as ha outlined tha '41 budget which will ba hla partlag shot to Congress. With "a little Mt o' luck." tha cutrant fiscal year win and with a holr-llM surplus of $»0 million. But tha record (ar tha other years is, with two exceptions — ‘M and ‘17 - Maak indeed. In IMS, tt canid ba saM that tha cammkmanU from tha Tru­ man ndministntlon and tho Keran . war-1_____ J thaMdeficiti af 91.4 billion. Fraridant Els*shower had Inherited a budget that Prealdatt Truman presented a tew day* bstera ha left tha White House, and from this many hUliana war* whacked. Tha daOclt far '14 was | 3.1 Mllien. F a r ' l i tt was 14.1. billion and for 'H tt was |M MUion. In INS, tt waa a thumping »114 Milled This makes tha total for Uw praridaat'r twa terms ia the White House, granted ha is cor­ rect an tha entreat year, | l l . l Milton. Far ana whose primary article af faith la flseal Integrity, this la a grim fact of life. While tt may ha Mamed an Democratic Congresses and aa ra uasxaacted recessions, thara o m large factor to the Repub­ lican record that cannot ba lgnarad. Elatabawtr’a Orel secre­ tary af tha treasury, tha a u q wheea InBneaco waa perhaps greatest at *9 aa a praaidani m w ta fevorvoant and p n l l t l e s , Gaerga M. Humphrey, put through a tax cut to IM4 of f? Milton a year. It takas only a little arithmetic to thaw that if that tax cut had bean put through, tha Etoanhawar adaUnistrattoa would have ended B by Ed K ofertf and prosperity. The budget presented by an outgoing prealdant in Ms last days aright be taken aa purely an academia exercise. A fter all, tha aaw president and his own budgatmakari e ta do whatever they want with it. But in this Instance, tha stem order of economy has sent lite­ rally hundreds of bureaucrats scampering in at least three or four government departments, ac­ cording to one cabinet source. They a r t under orders to find ways to maka cute or to hold tha line of current appropriations. And tbla last is net eaay to do la view of tbe rise ia costs in almoit every area In the light of now responsibilities the govern­ ment must assume abroad. Tbe Irony that tMs should bo going on at tbe very moment when this country has suffered om of tbe gravest diplomaticpropaganda defeats In its history has not been lost on soma af those who mutt do tha scamper­ ing and scurrying in search af wa/a to save on candla ends and such. It may be that hla experi­ ence in Aria will have worked a change la the president. But those reporting Ms attitude as ha left do net look far U. I decided—(aa after a lot of thought, mind you)—I decided to b« tha Brain Man for tha project. For a long time, everybody has bean trying to think up a name for this bouse. I t eite on a hillside in a grove af radwootfs and madrones. ( Everybody thought we ehould Editor: Being the mother of ■ son who lives outside the elty limits, I wai wondering what the other half of Banford children are goin i to do thla summer. They have no recreation pro­ gram aet up for thsm like that for cMldren wo* live in tho city unless a 15 fen la paid for each child. And I know there are many parents wbo cannot afford this. There should be no discrimina­ tion among tha children Juit be­ cause soma of tham live in dif­ ferent sections of town. I for o m would Ilka to see the county get started oa n recrea­ tion program where our children ean enjoy tbemaolves in different aeUvilies well-sponsored during tha summer months. Mrs. J. E. Hall „ “'Winking It’s a gime eiUed at tha EiUmale." It F _goes like tbii: The idea boya come up with a (pending achcme, a pet project, auch a i a new airplane for tho Air Force. It will coat a tremendoui amount of money. The aim of 100 dueata and a scarlet robe. So, Just to keep the record of tha game is lo slip the money request by the Congressional Ap­ straight, it must be pointed out that the fine art of lying about propriations Commlttes. estimates may have been im­ Say the project’s cost is 110 proved upon by the men of the million. It’a far more than Con­ Pentagon. But, ■■ Rickover h a im grats would appropriate — the top now revealed, they didn't Invent Pentagon orass agrees on that. So thay send up a crew of underlings with convincing faces, and these money askers give the law­ makers a look of faded dollars signs in their eyes. “This program will cost prac­ tically nothing,” they say. "At the most, hey, hey, two or three nillllon” The project is approved. Then, slowly, the real costs begin to By BENNETT CERF > emerge. First, the money chang­ A pretty Iasi answered aa ad ers of the Pentagon ask for “sup­ for a secretary, but cam* back plementary funds,” then additional homa ia high indignation. “ The money for "unforeseen expendi­ man wbo latervtewtd mo came tures.” up behind me and deliberately Then they wint more money pinched me," aha- reported, ”*o I because of the "rising cost of slapped him in the tee* and walk­ material and labor.” FlnaUy, It's ed out.” an “emergency supplement.” So " I wouldn't have don* that,” In the end the pet project reaches the |10 million plateau — Just mused the mother. “ Why didn't as everybody in the Pentagon you report Mm to tho bead of ^ the firm?" knew H would aU along. “ Mama,” explained tho girl, Now, Admiral Rickover, blmielf not an orthodox player of the “ tho man who ploehod m* is tho game, was discussing prices of head of tha •firm." • a atomic submarines — which he Two lads from tho deep South buff, below estimated cost and within ■ period of Ume he was were tooting merrily along tbs highway in a battered jalopy told couldn't be done. those quaques a t the foot of tha He was before tha Joint Atomic when the driver suddenly Jammed driveway: "Happy Acres.” Or, Energy Committee. Rep. Chet Ho­ on the brakes. Tbe boys shuddered “Blde-a-Wee.” lifleid (D., Calif.) brought up tha aa an express train thundered by a scant six test before them. question of "kiting” estimates. “ Whxtcba Mow that b o n fo rt" "Reminds ma of what happenad Actually, I had nothing square like this in mind. 1 sat around in the IMh Century," Rickover gasped the passenger. “ I didn't,” answered tha driver. while the painters painted (at a recalled, “ to Pope Plus II." It seemi the Pope had received “That horn you beard waa Ga* King's ransom per hour). And the carpenters sroofsd off a t Cadillac many insinuations against bis ar- brtal'si" • • • chilect, mainly because the man prices. Sbeilty Berman says he’s dis­ spent more than 80,000 ducats in "How about 'Delaplane's Folly'7 Ha, ha, ha!” Well, that was a constructing a church and a pal- covered a Chinese restaurant in i ace, when his estimate was IS,000 Chicago that's so good all tha bomb. “Tbe law of the Ephctians would rickahaw drivers cat thara. Jimmy Hatlo, tbs cartoonist, al­ ready called hla place "Wit's have obliged tbe architect to make Tha office of lieutenant gover­ End.” So that was out. I suggest­ up tha difference," Rickover said. ed “Lest We Forget” — 1 was “ He wai a Florentine named Ber­ nor la Arkansas was created by referendum In 1914, -but it was thinking of the mortgage pay- nardo.” Piua inspected the work, then not until 1937 that tbe first lieu­ manta. But nobody rose to it. tenant governor took ttfflee. Wo thought of splendid names. Like "Splendid Acres.” But the place only covers three-quarters Happiness Through Health of an acre. And you cannot call a plaeo "Splendid Three-Quarters of an Aero.” Healthy Thounghtsl Try And Stop Me We looked up names Ilka In­ dian names: "Wa-pitl-ka-boneroo.” "Which means,” I explained, " Tho . Place - Where-Palefae*Sings-His-Splendld-Daath-Song.'" They said it waa too Indian. Be­ sides, this place la "traditional.” That la the way we describe it. i t was all axplainsd to tha architect: "W hat wa aro trying to build ia something 'traditional.' Like n New England farmhouse. Only REALLY more like English Tudor.” (Ws had Just been in England and war* fascinated by the vil­ lage* in tha Shakespeare country)'. So when the whole place was built, it had a little of everything. I euggested we call It: “A Wee Bit of England.” Nobody spoke to me for a weak. If they don't want to taka adventage of Brains around tha place, OK by me. LONDON (UP!) - Gilbert Shaw Scott ran tha following brief query in Thursday's London Timei personal column: “ Diary kept tinea January I, IMS. Is this a record?" (By DR. P. LEO KhJRWIN) Many people wonder why a Chiropractor la so Interested in the spine w h en often the complaint may be located in the atomach, kidneya, eyes, legs, etc. Mmmmm Chiropractors a n I interested in the spine because it K I S houses the main ■ O r channel of life force—called the , spinal cord. Tho spinal cord may ”■ ■ 9 1 bn likened to a great trunk of tha trap from which many branches and sub-branches como forth, The aplndl cord and nervous system comprise tho main communication system in your body carrying mesaagea tu and from tho brain to every microscopic cell. When thero ia an open lino ao to apeak—th a t ia, when tho messages get through, all >■ wetl and health ie abundant providing th a t moderation ia the keynote of living. When there la a block to th a t Ufa energy output, it meant th a t one or more of the bones of the spine is displaced slightly from ita normal position. Now you can aen why tha # Chiropractor is ao vitally In* tereated in your back and fpin* Ha la scientifically gained to lorate and retnova tIu t Mock of lift e n e r g y bringing you haalth and hap* plne,,‘ Onn of n nnrl^n of srilslM published la tha Mblie InterSat i o V xnU laand M lotrato • tha practice of nclnatifle Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Loo Korwla whose office la located a t 201 8. Preach Avo. and hit telephoao number to FAirfnx 2*7442. N t w t A n d A d v tr tiM m tn t The Sanford Herald For home delivery call fa 2 -2 6 1 1 without ■ti-V-1 ™ ’’i. �Mon. June 24, 1960—Pape 5 A t is s Tiff PattfnrS frriK Eleanor Box Weds L G. Nordgren .Min Eleanor M arsarct Box and t» a tiara of serd pearls and ■ The maid nf honor wore a Lt. Leonard Gustaf Nordgren were srquins. She carried a bouquet of , sheath of pale pink silk organia I with matching chantilly lace jac0 united in marriage May 29, at tlic w-hitc orchids and stephanotis First Methodist Church in Collins­ ville, Ala. Officiating at the cere­ mony was the Jtcv. crarence Dav­ is. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Elbert M. Box Jr., of Collinsville and Lcdr. and Mrs. G. O. Nordgren of Sanford. Mrs. Albert Clayton. organist, H presented a program of wedding music and accompanied Jack Farmer, soloist, who sang “ I Promise You." "Because” and "The Lord's Prayer.” Miss Jimmie Lee Wright of Fort Payne, Ala., was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Misses Jane Scruggs, Linda Prcstwood and Sue Tillman of Fort Paynr and Miss Marcia Tatum of Valley 0 Head, Ala. Miss Donita Mile.* nf Birmingham, Ala., served »s flower girl. Lcdr. Nordgren served his sun as best man. Candles were lighted by brothers of the bride and groom, Munsey Box and Gusty Nordgren. Ushers were Sid Vihlen of Sanford and Robert Tins­ ley of Jacksonville, Ala. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a gown 0 of her own creation of imported chantilly lace and tulle over satin. The fitted bodice featured a Sabrina neckline etched with seed pearls and iridescent sequins and elbow length sleeves. The bouf­ fant skirt was caught in the back with tulle roses cascading above the chapel train. Her fingertip LT. AND .MRS. LEONARD G, NORDGREN veil of silk illusion was attached 4 - H Girls Report On Short Course Elastic Garments Need Careful, Frequent Washing ket and a bandeau of pink tulle dresses of mauve silk organia I leaves. Her bouquet was a eaacade of feathered pink earnationa and sweetheart roses. The bridesmaids wore sheath dresses of mauve silk organza with matching cnintllly lace jac* kets and bandeaux of mauve tulle leaves. They carried cascade bouquets of feathered pink carna­ tions. The Dower girl wore a frock of pale pink silk organia and chantilly lace with a bandeau of tiny roses. She carried a minia­ ture basket of rose petals. The bride's mother chose a dress of pale blue lace with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Nordgren also wore a dress of pale blue lace with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Box entertained with a re­ ception at their lovely home tn Collinsville. Assisting were Mrs. William E. Box. Misses Dixie and Bow Box, Birmingham; Mrs. Fred naymond. Miss Susan Raymond, Fort Payne; Mrs. Edward Wright, Miss Sandra Coker, Collinsville and Mrs. Clinton White of Fort Payne. Mrs. R. C. Tinsley, of Jacksonville, kept the bride'a book. For traveling the bride chose a sheath dress of beige silk and chiffon with matching jacket and bone colored accessories. Her cor­ sage was an orchid from her bri­ dal bouquet. The couple will he at home in Gadsden, Ala. until early Sep­ tember when Lt. Nordgren will report tn Ft. Benning, Ga., for active duty with the United States Army. Sleeves Dominate Fashion Interest Of Selecting In Summer Clothes Good Watermelons Stepping nut fashionable In spring and summer garments is a pleasure. Many new trends pro­ vide a fresh, exciting new- look. The most obvious fashion change today is in the sleeve Wide, cropped kimono-like sleeves are popular and especially attractive in above-elbow lengths for costs and suits. Dolman nr balwing sleeves are also In style. They're rut in one piece with the bodice to give a roomy look. Practically no sleeve is fulllength—most sleeves are cropped somewhere above the wrist. Short sleeves and sleeveless fashions are more popular this year than ever before. Even when sleeves are almost waist length, ihey're wider, tubular, and very new look­ ing. Many waistlines are normal but some appear slightly lowered. They feature back-dropping con­ tour bells, low-placed pockets, long fitted torsos, and hip yokes. Colors trend toward a pale, lltened look. Pale grey it gain­ ing in poplarily. Beige to mocha tones ire important, and bone is an especially good accessory hue. Popular pastels and bright shades are moss green, mimosa, bright blue, violet and rosy red. Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Joyce Boyd Mrs. Pat Butler and Mrs. Shirlay Higgins were co-hostesses at a stork shower, honoring Mrs. Joyce Ray Boyd, at the home of Mrs. Butler, 109 Hays Drive. Several games were played by the guests and all those who rereived prizes graciously gave o jc o them to tha honoree. Refreshments of rake, punrh, nuta and mints were served by tha hostesses. The cake was ela­ borately decorated and topped with several dolls. MONDAY Guests included Mrs. Glemler Gordon, Mrs. Jerry Clark. Mrs. Members of B. P. 0. Docs will Ruby Alderman, Mrs. Norma meet at I p. m. at the Elka Club Krahenbill, Mrs. Carol Little, for an initiation and social moot­ Mrs. Delores Pickens, Mrs. Grace Smith, Mrs. Frances Harrington, ing. Mrs. Ann Rock, Mrs. Pal Butler, TUESDAY Mra. Shirley Higgins, Miss Mary Ann Wright and the honoree. Disabled American Veterans auxiliary meets at 7:30 p. m. at Some of the new elertric food the DAV home on the Orlando mlaera today are capable of ope­ rating a wide variety of special Road. attachments. Such an attachment ia an ice rream freezer. The farln-scepulo-hiimeral form It wll tenable you to whip up of muscular dystrophy eommt#-, Oelieldtia home made ice creams, <£ / fcvsuniA Washing garments that contain Linda King of Sanford. Carla played games of the countries. The Dress Revue was Thursday- elastic carefully and often will Lommler, Longwood and Palsy Bettler of North Orlando, enjoyed night. Seventy-seven girls model­ ' give them longer life. Oil and ed dresses they had made. Carla perspiration from the skin, detertheir trip to the Girls 4-H Club Loitimlcr represented us in the i gents and heat ran nuickly ruin Short Course, in Tallahassee, rec­ Revue. ! the clastic in girdles' and bras. ently, and would like to share their Wash garments containing elas­ The liiguligiil of short course experiences with other young peo­ was when the Statu 4-H officers tic in soap and warm water. Avoid ple. Below are two reports in were installed, after which the 4- using detergents. Do not rub on ••letter form." ii'ers participated in the candle heavily soiled areas, use soft "We arrived at Florida Stale lighting service. We want tu thank brush. Squeeze out the moisture University at 4 p. m. and were our sponsors who made it possible rather than wringing the garment. Thorough rinsing of elastic gar* as»igncd rooms in the Jennie Mur- lor us In lake this trip, and Miss phee Dormitory. The first even­ Myrtle Wilson, home demonstra­ mrnts is important. Then roll in ing a welcome speech was given tion agent, who gave her time, lurkish towel to lake up the inoaby Dr. Milton W. Carothers, vice energy and helped make this trip lure that cannot be squeezed out. Gently smooth the garment Into president of the university. very successful.” shape and dry at room tempera, The second day we heard a Linda King lurp. Never dry over direct heat speech by Miss Emmie Nelson, n a - 1 President Seminole County or in a dryer. tional committee chairman on tjirls' 4-H Council the fecial rmiiclei, nhouldfra end your next outdoor gathering try Since nil and perspiration short­ boys' and girls' club work. Alter i "My trip to 4-H Short Course upper arms. this recipe: assembly we went to seperate' was one of the most interesting en the life of clastic, frequent clases. i met with the stale coun­ trips I have ever taxi-n It was a washing of girbles and bras will cil, as 1 represented our county lot of fun to stay in the dormitory help them Isst longer. 4-H council. and I know I shall like going to Tha State Girls' 4-H Council con- college. The food was very good. siatta of the president and elected We had assembly every morning delegate from each county council. and evening. I had four rlasses The purpose is to provide an op­ and my first one was music Our portunity to develop leadership teacher. Mr. Bill Mcars, taught us F IR IU O H T AND among older 4-H girls. During the how tn lead and direct music. meeting the council holds business Since wo have singing in 4-H it is S i e i U T OARDRN TUESDAY sessions to help us in our county very neccsary to know how to lead Brotherhood supper »t the First 4-H clubs. songs. Baptist Church at 7 p m. We elected oiiiccia tile next My second class was "CitizenLadies Missionary Fellowship morning. The council was divided ship." The teacher, Dr. Juanita meeting at the Christian and Mis­ in the ten districts and a district Gibson, gave us information on sionary Alliance Churrh at 2:30 representative <v«s elected from the basic beliefs regarding demo- p. m. each district. Campaign speeches rracy in the United States. She Presbytery merting at 9:30 a. were given about the girls running was most interesting. She also m. in the First Presbyterian for a state office before we voted. answered a number of questions Churrh, Orlando. Presbyterian On "Youth Day," Paul Hendrick, we had to ask her concerning our mrn'a rally begins at 4:30 p. m. a 4-H boy from Jasper, told about government. Classes, business sessions and sup­ his travels to the fair held in New My third class was "Snacks". per will he 'held. Delhi, India. He was one of the We learned how to make snacks eight representatives from the which have lesi calorics and more United States. It gave us and other vitamins. O viedo countries a better understanding of The fourth class was "From Here each other. He contrasted life of To Maturity." We discussed emo­ an Indian girl to that of an Ameri­ tions, social and menial lifr, and can. problems whlrh concern teenagers. 1 was in the class "4-H Is News." All in all I had one of the best BY MARIAN R. JONES We learned bow to develop and and one of the most educational Mrs. K. A. Farnell, Mrs. Willie take pictures for the paper. We (rips nf my life." F. Partin and sister, 3lrs. Mamie were also taught to write news Patsy Rettlar, Barnes of Miami, have returned articles, which Included the A. B. North Orlando from a vacation trip to Boston C's of writing. We heard 4-H girls Girls* 4 H Club Rouge and New Orleans. La. tell of their trip to National 4-H Congress and Leadership Camp. Following a shopping trip in downtown Tallahassee we toured the Governor's Mansion and the home, The Grove. While touring the governor's home I talked with Mrs. Collins and her daughters. Our last .day was inspired by Dr. Marshall O. Watkins, direc­ tor of Florida agricultural exten­ sion service. His topic was "Youth Works and Serves." A recognition program took place after lunch. Our evenings were spent in as­ semblies. Tuesday was Talent Night where girls gave demonstra­ tions. Wednesday was "World of (Plain Plata*) Fun" where we flew eround the world In imaginary airplanes and ... i* 2 ^ £ ';/ r:,d.r^ Newly Arrived! Church Several Methods -------------------- Lr f- eJBK®JiSiS Calendar MISS SHEILA MARCH ETTA CAMPBELL CampbellDorminey Engagement Revealed Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Campbell, 2434 Myrtle Ave., announce the engagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter Sheila Marchelta, to Stanton Osborne Dorminey of Douglas, Ga. SIDs Campbell was born tn Kil­ patrick, Ala., attended Sanford schools and is a graduate of Semi­ nole High School. While attending high school she was a member of Ihe t). C. T. Club. Future Teach­ ers, Theipiani ami Spanish Clubs. She served as class chaplain dur­ ing her sophomore year and played saxophone for three y ean in the high school band. Miss Campbell Is Ihe grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. J. Campbell of Crossvllle, Ala. and Mra. Cara Whitmire of Ft. Payne. Ala. Sha la presently employed by G. A. C. Finance Corporation in Sanford. & Mr. Dorminey was born in Doug­ las, Ga. He ia a graduate of Doug­ las High School and received hit H. S. degree in agricultural engi­ neering front the University of Georgia. He la presently employed by A. C. Doudnry Surveyors Inc. in Sanford. Tnr wedding wilt be an event of Sept. 3 at 3 p. m. at the First Baptist Church in Sanford. No formal invitation! will be sent and all friends of the couple are invited to attend. More than 3,243,000 American workers have Insured pension plan protection under 29,430 pension plans in effect at the start of I960. Construction is the largest in­ dustry In the United States, ac­ counting for anmc IS per cent of total employment. Home Demonstration Agent Bed and green, king-sited water­ melons, now plentiful at Florida markets, offer a variety of u iei to the homemaker. Common uses of this summer fruit include melon balls served i separately or in fruit cups and ! salads.ice-cold slices for desserts or between-meal and late-evening snacks. Hollowed out, juicy ripe melons make fine punch bowls, too. Cuttinr and plugging is the heat way to determine quality. Sweet nrsa depends considerably on va­ riety. Large melons usually hava more heart flesh free from seed*. Midget melons are as ripe and rich fleshed as the larger ones. To buy juicy, ripe melons, look for good deep color of rind with a velvety appearance and yellow undersides. Immature melons look hard, green and unripe. Their un­ derside la pale green or white. Good watermelons appear iynf* metrical, firm and fresh. A hard white altreak running lengthwia* through the Dealt ta undesirable, but can't be detected without cat­ ting. For storing several days, water­ melons should he kept at a tem­ perature of 38 to 40 degrees with high humidity. Melons held at freeting temperatures tend to be­ come dented or pitted or aequir* bad flavors after one week. Watermelons have been popular since ancient times. Egyptian pic­ tures show that watermelon! were cultivated even in prehistoric times. Watermelons rind pickle* and preserves long have been a favorite. fisuidjoiuxb Mrs. Garland Shaw, president of the Longwood Civic League, and her family will leave Wedneiday for a month's vacation trip to Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reaves have received word that their son. Jimmy, baa returned from a trip to Europe, by way of Honolulu and New York. He ia an Air Force engineer, stationed a t Do­ ver, Del. He plana to retire this fall after 20 years of service. The Reaves' niece and nephew, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Manry end daughters, Martha Lee and Irena of Lakeland, atoppad by a for • visit this week. They were **• route home from Jacksonville. . i ’A O M h a k ! Here's a bang-up buy for your Holiday Weekend. A special for fun on the Fourth Personals Get Ready for the FOURTHS SU ITSZ 99 1 trousers or skirts (Plain Please) Price* Good Thru Thur*.. Jun* 30 FREE PARKING 1 I t N C r ^ P ^ ^ 1901 m m j 0pM l ^ r —■ — *"*■“ 7:30 A. M. (5 6 P. M. Cloned W*d. Afternoon. 101 W. 2nd 81. FA 2*8232 FORMER LOCATION OF WELSH TIRE SHOP W ai. L K A D E R Jeweler lit 8*. P u t Ay*. . PA 2-2303 O ff On AU 4 ~wim Suits :.j �I I ' ________ *^»t ~ ^ ” •• «.'• .f,ni • :7 -z rrrr^ ir ■•■•■* t • /• • ; v • v, '* *-rr-ii. • V # a Promoted; Greyhounds Lose Eighth Straight S is nanagerial Job To End Tonight Against Lakeland Irra lh P a g * 6— M on. J u n e 27, 1960 BOOST FOR RED SOX - - By Alan Mavwr . * * r * fiU N N E L S , M O ST OS/ P iP SO X /S/FigLPFP M O C f.'e op ru e teams r e x tP/O S/T SPO T*. MAS 0 f £ 0 A'AY/MO 1 Tha Sanford Greyhound* a rt in Ota raidat of their worn dump of the season and even m an n er Wobble Robertson won’t be able to help them now. Robcrtaon waa promoted Sun­ day to manager of the. Claia C Visalia Club of the California League. He will leave tha club after tonight’* game with Lakeland and will be replaced temporarily, by Kansas City’a southeastern state scout, Jack Sanford. Sanford club officials called the ■ o ra “ a deterred promotion." Robertson will be leaving the club with the locale in fourth place and in aa eight game lotVisalia is in the cellar posi­ tion, but hat a pitching staff with a "tremendous potential.” Robert­ son was told that Xanaat City regards him aa the "finest pitch­ ing coach in our organisation.” RoberUon told Greyhound of­ ficials that he "thought long and hard before making the decision to accept the offer to move up in tne organisation." He declared "1 only did it when I waa aiaured that my replacement at San­ ford would bo the best avail­ able; that he would be given every bit of help in moulding a pennant-contending club for tbe second half that opens Thursday.” Sanford was scheduled to arrive a t noon today to effect the trans­ fer. He waa to have been greet­ ed, too, by two new players— 936,000 bonus rookio outfielder Frank D. Cipriani, and rookio right-hander Dick Was, both of Buffalo, N. Y. Just wbat changes are in pros­ pect for the Greyhounds were not known at press time because Sanford was not located until Sunday and notified that be had been ordered la Sanford at once. Pagan Takes Tequesta Play la fs rl ///* 0 £ * r Y fA P T YEP a t rp £ PLATA vr ■*c'**-> - ** , T£P tf/U/AMS te A r m o u r PO P TH £ /9 5 8 0 ATT/A'G c P a n 's / m y a A if* e 6 POM ’TS PATE H A* *A P CAfrr yeA * . J A PEAL TM/S/sfEP A T ’ b / TXif PLATT, * ' H e SiYrrcM es PfriTT ACCOPP//M X ) TH £ PrrcHAR H e FAC ES. k, (> | M m Sc t iSI Hinojosa Sixth In FSL Bat Parade; Sanford 2nd In Hitting In tbe pitching department, Ron B a j l v s r Hinojosa, Sanford’s classy rightflelder Is tha aistU Banovle la fifth with n 7-4 record leading batter in tha Florida B ute and Bob Golick it ninth with an 8-5 mark. League with a 423 average. Tha Greybounda lead tbe league Leading the list in the batting department 1s Miles McWilliams in fielding and bava tha most putouts of any club in the circuit. of Palalka with a 430 mark. Sanford Is in second place In club hitting with a 4M mark, nine | _ , points behind league leading Lake- D O C t O P U P u B P S land. Indian Star To Take ‘Rest1 WEST PALM BEACH (U PI>- Patriots Sign Guard BOSTON (UP!) — Tha Boston Dub Pagan relaxed at his fire NEWTON, Mas*. (U P l)—Clavecdytala’a Job today and looked Patriot* of the American Football lend lodian* centerflelder Jim Laagua have eignad John Gianback to the two shots most re­ nandrea, 218-pound guard from l'ieraall was boma with his family sponsible for Sunday's victory la tha Unlvaraity of Cincinnati. her* today, but ha said it was the Florida Open golf tournament Just a noimal visit as far as he at nearby Tequesta. knew and not an enforced rest *A brilliant .recovery shot and a Bowling Head ordered by the team physician. LAS VEGAS, Nev. f U P l)-N a t 10-foot putt on the llth bole gave Dr. Don Kelly, Indians doctor, ,Pagan a one-under par TO and a Kogan of Clavtland, Ohio ie the said Sunday night ba ordered an four round total of ISO. He nip­ new preaident of the bowling Indefinite rest for Piersall after ped Miami Beach's George Bern­ Proprietors Association, He was tbe stormy outfielder wee ejected ard In by one stroke to win, 9300 elected Sunday a t tha group’i 28th from the Indians nightcap with annual convention. top mossy. the Yankees a t Cleveland. The banishment, following • sixth Inning argument with um­ pire Hank Soar, was tha most re­ cent of a eerie* of Incident* in­ volving Plsrsall this season. When Piersall arrived Sunday night a t Boston'* Logan Airport, he said he did not know h* had been ordered to taka a rest. 11a said be was merely home for a three day visit with his wife and children, who have lived in thie Boston suburb since be w ai with the Boston Rsd Sox. We will be CLOSED June 30 W« will ba pooling DIVIDENDS a t the rat* o f . 4% a year oa 4000 saving* account! Legal Notice IV T H H C O t'R T o r T H B r O t lV T T J in a n , siesii.voi.it covxtv , statm o r r u m i o t . x o r ic n to cumoitoms iv n e t K tiau of n o r iioL usn. iittiu ir TO 41 . 1. r N K U I T O N a AVIS r t c a . s o v a M A TIV U C LA ISIB »■ D B ­ MS M IS a u b i v b t e a i i s n a T A T n r Are you getting K% a year on your Savings? Are they Insured? Better bring them to u i for safety, availability, high, earnings. Homo of -Vnt tr,*v Super-oaf* Savlags Too, and each of jou. are htra* *>r notmad and raaulrsd is eraatnl any ilalma and iltaanda which >mi. or althtr or |ou, may hava asalnat tha oatara of n o r Hoct.KIt. dtcaaaad. lata af said Coun­ ty. ie tha County Juda* of atrnlnola County, florid*. at bit of. lies lu tho Court llouoo of sold County, nt Hanford. Florida, with­ in alelit calendar mutttha from tha lima of tbo first publication of this notice. Ka<li claim or de­ mand shall be In writing, and shall aiata tha placa of residence and peal office address af tha rlalmaal, and shall he swam la h>- the claimant, hla aaant ar ailornsf, sad any such claim ar dtmaad asl aa fll-d shall b* void. /*/ Mary Orawa llulltr Aa K itcutrli of the Last Will and Tealamant af n o r H01.UCI1. otetatsd a g o , A. BPKClt, JR. Atiornsy for said senate 1IS>4 Magnolia Avtau* Hanford, florid*. Publish Juas If, 17 * July 4. II. Orlando Nips Sanford Nine By 5-4 Score Standings The Sanford Greyhounds suf­ fered their eighth straight lot* in a row Sunday night as Orlando outlasted the locals, S-4. Leesburg's hitters had a picnic as tbe Orioles humiliated Lake­ land 24-8 to set the highest run total In the 1960 Florida State League season. E ver/ Leetburg batter except tbe pitchers got a t least one hit. Roger Pearson banged the three Indian hurlera for five hits in seven trips end drove in icven runs. Bobby Brown and Jim Satalich had four hits each. Lou Konyha pitched St. Peters­ burg to a 2-0 win over Daytona Beach and picked up his fifth straight win. The effort was Kony­ ha'* third shutout of the year and It dropped his earned run average to a sparkling 1.46. Tonight’s action inciudea Day­ tona Beach a t Tampa, Leesburg a t St. Petersburg, Orlando at I’aiatka and Sanford a t Lakeland. Weekend Sports By United Press International SATURDAY WIMBLEDON, England-B arry McKay and Earl Buchholz reached the quarter-finals of the Wimble­ don tennis championships. KANSAS CITY, Mo. _ Gay Brewer Jr, won tha 115,000 Kan­ sas City pro-amateur golf tourna­ ment with a 210 score. BAKEI1SFIELD, Calif. — John Thomas high-jumped 7 feet, 2 in­ ches to set a world record in tha AAU track and field champion­ ships. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Dick Crawford, University of Hou­ ston Junior, won tho NCAA golf championship for the second time. SUNDAY PURTMARNOCK. Ireland-B elgium'a Piory van Donck won tho individual International golf titlo and tha United 8latee took the Canada Cup. CHANTILLY, France — Henri de Lamas* won tha French ama. teur golf championship for tb t llth tima by defeating John Daw. •on of Loi Angeles, 4 and 2. LE 3IANS, France —• Olivier Gendebien and Paul Frer* of Belglum raptured tbe Lo Mans 24hour endurance classic in * Ferrari. CHICAGO — Joyce Zlske of Waterford, Wi«„ defeated Barbara Romack on the second playoff hoi* to win tha women’* Western Open golf championship. Frazer Favored At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — Young Earl (Butch) Buchhols of St. Luuls, who beat Neals Fras­ er In tbe U. S. national indoor championship* at New York earlier this year, gets another crack at tbe Aussie today in tha Wimbledon tenuis championships. Fraser was a strong favorite to win the match — one of two quarter-final tusslea on today'* program. The other quarter-final will pit big Parry Mackay of Dayton, O., co-favorite with Fraser for tbe men's title, against Italian Daria Cupper Nicola Pietrangell. Mackay was expected to win his match as easily as Fraaar, Tha second - seeded Y a n k breesed through hla first four matebaa without losing a set. Ha was es­ pecially Impreeslv* in whipping Jorgen Ulrich of Denmark, 6-2, 6-2, 8-6, in tha fourth round Sat­ urday. Florida stale League W L 49 I t Lakeland 3t IT Pslatka Tampa 34 31 33 33 SANFORD 29 31 Orlando 29 39 St. Petersburg 24 39 Leesburg24 40 Daytona Beach League Leaders Bowling Leaders Have 'Rough' Night Signi Ram Pact LOS ANOELES (UPI) — The Loa Angelea Rams have an. nounced tba signing of offensive tackle Charlie Bradshaw to a twoyear contract Bradshaw, a form­ er Baylor University star, is starting his third year with the Rami. Start Training NEW YORK (UPI) — Welter­ weight champion Beany (Kid) Paret and Garnet (Sugar) Mart of Philadelphia bava atarted train­ ing for tbolr non-titl* bout a t Madison Square Garden, July 12. Nearly half , of the nation's de­ partment stores have started charging for dallveriae, and threequarters charge for pickups far something that la returned. Presenting the new MAGNUS (DusdJtn k • W o rld ’* E a s ie s t T o -P ley E leelrle O rg a n W • A N Y O N E CAN P I-A Y M USIC W IT H O U T LESSONS BASK and ORGAN .S — Complete 1,000 Sq. Ft. - - $15.00 100 Sq. Ft. Ovar 1,000 C H EM IC A LS , IN C 4 FA S 4 4 H Pet. .TH .313 421 410 .440 .434 497 473 Rookie Jim Gentile Is the Amer­ ican League's naw batting leader and that makes it tough for Tokyo but bully for first-piece Baltimore. Gealile, purchased conditionally from St. Panl for 920,000 duriac the off-season, was all sat to go to Japan and play if he failed te make good with the Orioles. National Lea gee He looked futile with Baltimore W. L. Pet GB 41 24 .631. ... this spring end began to think Pittsburgh more end more about bis trip to Milwaukee • 36 23 .390 2 tbe Far East. Sea Francisco 34 31 .337 • " I wasn't fooling,” says tbe 32 34 .443 tie St. Louis slugging. 26-year-old first base31 34 .477 10 Cincinnati Los Angeles 30 34 .4 » 101k man. "R ather than go beck to 27 39 .400 14W tbe minors, 1 would have gone to Philadelphia Chicago 23 37 .403 141e Japan.” Paul Richards stuck with Gen­ Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night tile, however, and the Orioles paid San Francisco at Pittaburgb. night St. Paul tbe money for him only a few weeks ago. The transaction Milwaukee at Chicago could easily develop into the base­ Cincinnati at SC Louis, night ball eteal of tbe year. America* League W. L. Pet. OB GentUa slammed bis ninth and 10th homers of tbe season against 41 17 .103 Baltimore Kansas City Sunday—on* with 37 23 .597 1 New York 33 27 .3*5 2 two on in tha sixth inning and Cleveland 36 30 .343 4 another with th* bases full in the Chicago 31 32 .492 7(4 seventh—to drive in seven runs Detroit 29 34 .432 10 Washington 20 39 .400 tits Kansas City 22 42 444 17 Boston Tuesday's Games Chicago a t Washington, night Cleveland at Baltimore, night By Untied Pree# 1*1*national Kansas City at N'aw York, night National Lea gee Detroit at Boston, night Player 4k Club G. AB. B. H. Pet. Mays. S. F. 66 233 36 a t 44i Larkcr, L. A. 31 143 21 60 .343 Groat, Pitts. 63 264 41 96 .339 Clemente, PitU. 63 239 at 96 432 Walters. Phlla. SC 200 27 66 430 White. St. Louie 63 234 3* 92 .323 Asbburn, Chi. *2 233 47 76 421 Kirkland, S. F. 66 239 32 73 413 Skinner, PitU. 64 232 47 76 410 B. Edwards Builders Supplies H errera, Phlla. 69 204 26 63 .30* took on the V.F.W. team, last American Leaf** week In the Thursday, night Mix­ G. AB. B. H. Pet. ed League, and came out on the Gentile. Bello. 61 150 52 .347 losing end a* their opponent* took Runnels, Boston 62 246 39 13 437 2 4 points from them. This give* Minoso, Chi. 66 252 41 94 433 the euppliers a total of 2 6 4 in Maris, N. Y. 60 223 43 74 429 top spot, with DeBary Pharmacy Smith. Chi. 63 243 36 71 411 and Powell's Office Supply tied in Kuenn, Clave. 39 223 36 70 .314 second with 24 wins each. Skowron. N. Y. 36 217 19 66 404 Town 4k Country T. V. Service Lopes, N. Y. a 14* 33 43 402 dropped three to Food Fair, put­ Kerxog, K. C. 50 163 30 49 401 ting the T. V. team in third, and Berra, N. Y. 49 141 26 44 .297 the grocers in fifth. Stainmoyer Kbas Batted la Roofing, with a 2664 scratch National League —Banks, Cubs scries took all four point* from I t, Mayi, GlanU 32, Cepcda, GiSanford Mfg. Co., and climbed anU 32, Aaron, Brave* 30, Cltinto fourth epot, while the menu- men!*, Pirates 49. facturers took ovar sixth. Mrs. American Ltagnc—Maris, Yan­ Appleby's Restaurant, in dropping kees 39, Gentile, Oriole* 49, Han­ three to tho druggists, dropped to sen, Orioles 47, Minoso, Wbilo Sox seventh, and V. F. W. holds eighth. 46, Ltihon, Senators 43, Skowron, Ed Callan was top bowler in Yankees. the league, with a 690 scratch Home Bans series, but Jo# Danyluk run him National League —Banks, Cube a close second, turning in a 671. 21, Boyer, Cards 19, Aeroa, Ann Conklin had a 666 to lead tha Braves 17, Mathews, Bravee II, women. Cepeda, Giants 13. Picking up the 3-10 split, was American League—Maris, Yan­ Viola Kastner, Dot Powell, Keith kee! 22, Lemon, Senators 17, Man­ Westfall, Don Baldwin, Bill Fostar tle, Yankee! 16, Held, Indians 13, and Wallaca Woods, with Woods Maxwell, Tigers 12. also making tha 9-7. Sua Jackson also failed tbla one, and Mary Lou Danyluk got the five and dime. Ken Ston* toppled tbe 4-9, while Gloria Accardl picked up tba 6-7 to add to her total. ■ ■ FOGGING GU A R A N T E E United P m # I*tenational Available la Bleeds. N tk ifi •r Walaat ■ora I* I k ( u m n eiertrl* chard tha flrol U aa yaa play It , . . in a 9 2 victory that powered the Oriolci into first piece. Along with It, be vaulted to tbe top of the league la hitting with a 447 average and Jumped lo eaeond place in the nine-batted in depart­ ment with 49. Rookie Chuck Eetrada. support­ ed by Gentile’s two homer* plui another by Gene Woodling, breezed to bis eighth victory with a two-hitter. Estrada held tha A's hilUss until the eighth when Bill Ttittle singled sod Andy Carey bomcred. . The Indians knocked tbe Yan­ kees out of first plaee by winning the second game of a doubleheader, 7-6, in 11 innings after losing the opener, 6-2. The White Sox swept a pair from tbe Red Sox, 4-2, end 21-7 (Util's no mis­ print), and the Senator* look two from th* Tiger*. 4-2 and 7-4In tha National League, tha lastplace Cube snapped a nine-game losing streak with 7-6 and 7-3 vic­ tories over the first-place Pirates. Despita the two losses, tba Pirate* lost only a half game of their lead and they still a rt three games up on tbe second-place Braves, who lost to the Dodgers, S-3. The Reds beat the GlanU, 10-4, while tbe Phillies won a 3-2 decision over the Cardinal* in e 12-innutg opener and then loit the nigbicap. 4-3. Southpaw Whitey Ford stopped tbe Indian* on four bit* In win­ ning tbe opener for tbe’Yankeei, who knocked out Ted Bowtfleld with a three-run b u n t in tbe ilxth. Roger Mari* wa* tbe key men In tbe nigbicap. He kept the Yan­ kee* in tbe game with his 21*t and 22nd homer* of tbe seaion and then committed an llth in­ ning error on pinch bitter Bob Hale's double that allowed Hank Foile* to icore tbe winning run. Jim Perry was tba winner and Johnny Jam es tba loser. Billy Pisrce and Early Wynn burled tbe WbiU Sox to th tir two wins ovar tba Red Sox. Pierce pitched a five-bitter and drove In two run* in lb* opentr and Wynn coasted in tba nightcap a* the White Sox turned the game into a shamble* with 11 run* in tne fourth inning. Sherm Lollar led Chicago'* 22-bit attack in the nightcap with four biU. Pedro Ramos and Don Lee Uamed up for Washington's open­ ing game triumph over Detroit with Ramos registering hie fourth victory. Tbe Senator* scored alt of their runs and eight of their 10 hits off Frank Lary. In th* nightcap, Washington ebased los­ er Paul Foytack with a four-run burst la the first Inning and aflar Law Berberet’a three-run homer drew tbe Tigers within one run in the seventh, Reno Bertoia hit a two-run homer for the Senators In the eighth. BiU Fischer gained hia_third victory. _ Friend and Vern Law in their sweep. Friend, trying for his 10(h win in th* opener, was ripped for 10 hits and six runs in 4 2-3 innings. Mark Freeman was tha winner although requiring Don Elston's help in the ninth when the Pirates rallied for four runs. Law shooting for his 12th victory in the nightcap, gave up all seven Chicago runs during the eight in­ nings he worked. Errors by Don Hoak and Bob Skinner helped Chicago score four runs in the sixth. Seth Morebead was tbe win­ ning pitcher. Rookie Frank Howard drove in four runs with two bomsrs as the Dodgers downed the Bravos. Johnny Podres held MUwaukee to seven hits for his seventh victory against six losses. Lew Burdette was ugged with his third loss compared with eight victories. Bob Purkey scored his seventh victory for tbe Rods although the Giants got to him for 11 hit*. Tbo Reds scored two rune in thef irst Reds scored two runs in the first inning on Andre Rodgers' error and doubles by Veda Pinson and Gu* BeU, then drove Jack Senford to tbe showers with a fourrun rally in the third. Wally Poit and Orlando Cepcda hit homers. Tony Gonzalez' 12th inning ho­ mer off Ernie BrogUo gave the Phils their opening gsm* vic­ tory but Brogllo came back in relief in tbe nightcap to win and bring his racord to 6-4. Tba Cards erased a two-run deficit in tho nigbicap when Hal Smith hit a thr*e-run homer in the ninth in­ ning. The Real McCoys Bi Amir u t f CMK Ain’t No Use Around Hyar , Insured With CARRAWAY fr McKIBBIN lid K. Peril Aveu PA M9#1 a w * w �Til' •snfnrB ffralfi Mon. June 27, 1960—Page 7 Q u o t a b le | Q u o te s QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED By Uailed Press International WASHINGTON A Senate Foreign Relations Committee re­ port on the U-2 incident and re aulting summit collapse: “ In the absence of compelling reasons to the contrary, there is good reason to conclude that the f l i g h t should not have gone." WASHINGTON - Underscoreta p - of State C. Douglas Dillon, on the riots which caused Presi­ dent Eisenhower to cancel his visit to Japan: “ One of the good things that has come out of this is that it has opened the eyes of the Japan­ ese people to the ways the Com­ munists operate and what they ^ r * able and willing to do." MIBCHANTS CHIN KAMH Wr.th Your Surchai* of 41.00 or Mon food Order SLICED TENDER BAB/ CAPT. ROBERT W. SI, YE, Sanford Naval Air Station Commanding Of­ ficer, is shown swearing in Ens. Douglas 1* Michl. Looking on are Michi's wife Alma and three of their four children: Suellen. 12; Lawrence. 7; and David, 5. The Michis’ youngest daughter, Jeanne Marie, 14 months, was not present a t the recently held ceremonies. Prices Good Thra lioon Wednesday. • aid W ITNESS m y bond and official to o l of offic* a t Sanford, g e m ln o lt County. Florida, t h is g l t h d a y of j u n * . use. (SEAM . A r t h u r II. B erhw llh. J r . C lark of C ircuit Court By: J o a n M. Wilke. D t p u t y Clerk • NOTICE O F SUIT T H E STATE O F FLORIDA, TOl SA RAH F. BROWN. If alive, pud ir dsod to h s r u n know n h*lrt, dovise**. Itsa to tt ond g r a n te e s ; H E N R Y C. S H E P H E R D . If nllv*. a n d If dead to hla u n know n hair*, devisees, Its*!*** and s r a n t t t t ; nil p trsoni h a v in g or c la im ing Intoraata by. th ro u g h , u n d e r or a g a i n s t s u r h parti**: and, oil ^ p a r t i e s h a v in g or rlolm lng any E s t a t e . r i g h t, till* o r Internal In or lion upon th* wbola o r a n y p o r t e f th* follo w in g dsocrlbrd root p r o p e r l y lying, be in g and e l t u t t * In aomlnol* County, Florida, towit: Th* N orthe ast of th* South.’•*[ ■* of tho N ortheast >4 of Portion 7. T ow nship •* South, R a n a * S* Kaai. TOU A R E H E R E B Y NO TIFIED t h a t a s u it to qulot till* ha* h**n fllad a g a i n s t you In Iho C ircuit Court. Ninth Ju d ic ia l C ir c u it e f - F l o r i d a , In a nd fa r aomlnol* Coun> B y , la C ba ac sry. tho t b b r t v U t r d till* o f which I* Ja m ea C. H all a a d Boll* d o s t Hall, hla wife. P l a in t i f f s , vs. S a r a h F. Brown, t t . a l .. Dofondanta, a n d by th**a pr*aonta you a r t r o q u l r td lo fll* yo u r a n s w e r to oald c om plaint w i t h th* ITIork of aald C o u rt and t<f oorvo n ro p y thereof upon 111* Plaintiff*' a t t o r n e y who** pant* and addrosa a p p e a r s below on o r befor* iho t l i h day a t July, A. D. ISSe. t h e r e ­ in a e i t l n s up th* **late, r ial.:, till* or In tere st In, o r ll*n upon, Ihe above d e tr r l b e d p ro p e rty claim.(Tgd by you. Herein fall not, or decro* pro t o n f o u n will b* t u ­ tored a e a l n a t you by default. W ITNESS My had* and th* t e a l of told Court - al Sanford. Semi, imlo County, F lo r id a ihto t 4 tb day of Ju n e . A. P. ISSt. A ltT IH .lt B E C K W IT H JR . c l e r k of lb* C ircuit Court Hy: Aria J. I.u n d q u ltl eputy Clerk K l a n e . h M. Loffler E d w a rd * B uild ing Foot Office Draw or SJu Sanford. Florid* —Attorney f o r P laintiff* V H b l l i h J u n * J I , A J u l y S, I t , IS i your ro o o m us PSG VASTY LIVERWURST a n d - WE G I V E Green S T A M P S W I1H F VE RY PU R C H A SE CMOOSI F0OM MODI FMAW IOOO IAMOUS QUAiff r Dynalronlcs lac., (ormed in Orlando by five electronici en­ gineer* a little over three y ean ago, predicts gross revenues for the current fiscal year of $2,700,000, nearly $1,000,000 more than for 1959. Dynatronics' president, Parker Painter Jr. made this ‘estimate as the company approaches 1960's first quarter dosing date June Legal Notice 31. M arlsy, Ja inea II. o 'lir le n , Georgia. A. O'Brien and J a n a Cl. H a ffle r. a r a hereby noilflt.l th a t a Com plaint In foreeloaa a c e rta in ^ m o r t g a g e on. iho lo llo w ln s desvrlbV o d p r ope rty. In w i n |, o | J. Hlork "K". COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. I, a c ­ c o r d in g to in* p lat th e r a o f aa racorded In f l a t ilook I I , p a s s IS, I'ubllr n e r o r d s of Stm lnola C ounty, Florldo, h a t b**n filed o g a ln t t you ond you a r t r o q u lr td to eerv* a copy of y o u r An»w*r o r Pleading t o tha C o m p la in t on P l a l n t U r t a tt o r n e y s , Andaraon, R uth. W ard * Dean, I I I F e a t Contra! Avtnue, Orlando, F lorldo. and f l i t tho o rigina l Ana w t r o r PW adlnv In th* offlro of Iho C lark of th* C ircuit Court on n r bo fo rt th* l l t h day of J u l y . 1SS*. I f you fa ll to do *o, a Doer** P r a Contsa so will ha t a k e n a g a i n s t you for tha rsllof dem anded la th a Complaint. T hla Nollca ahall b« published • nea oa th w t o k for f o u r c o a s t r u t i t t w*aks In th* S anford H er- on M ERCH AN TS JUNE 23 Admissions David Sullivan, DsBary; Andrew Patarson, Sanford, Bill* Conklin, DoBary; Bernice Bulger, Sanford; Archie Mat Collins, Sanford; Elaine Morris, Sanford; Julia Scarborough, Sanfotd; Ross Lee Williams, Osteen. Dismissals .M a rg a re t Filipatrirk, Sanford; V M argarat Faulk, Sanford; William 8trlngfi*ld, Sanford; Mrs. Charles Painter said that during tha first Youtsey and baby, Sanford; Mrs. year of operation tha company Edward Doty and baby, Sanford; handled a dollar volume of work Odessa Wolf, Sanford. of approximately 9107,000. Dur­ ing the second year thla was nearly quadrupled to $419,000. At the end of the third year—1939— IN TWR t 'I R C t'I T COt RT OF TIIK dollar volume had again quad­ NIN TH J l DICIAI. ClRCI IT OF, rupled lo 91,900,000, which pro­ A M I FOR SEMINOLE r o I N T X , duced earnings of 22 cents per m y to a ilM IN CHANCERY .NIMshare of common atock. v i H R to rn T H E HOSTON FIV E CENTS 8AVThe company is engaged in IM IS BANK Pla intiff, electronics research, development, instrumentation and production R O B E R T R. MARI.F.T a nd BAR. for both the armed forces and BARA M. MARI.BT, hla wife* JA M ES H. O'BRIEN and O E O n- private industry. It has grown from its five 411A A. OHR1KN. hla wife, and JA XK 0 . H K F r L F .n . • widow. founding members to a total of Defendant* ROTICE OF *1 IT IN MORTUAUK 168 employes. r O B E C L O a t RE The air conditioned plant, locat­ TO: ed on Highway 17-92 In Seminole R O n E R T R MARI.BT and RARCounty was specifically designed A E A R A M. MARI.KY, HI* wife, lo suit the specialised need of ^ 1 1 7 Riverside Urlv* G reenw ood Xllatlealppl the company. A 20,000 square feet JA M E S II. O'BRIEN amt OEOR- addition has just been complet­ (11A A. IYDRIKN, hla wife, ed which provides a facility of IT. S. Navy Coniml»*ary Slurs P e a r l Harbor. Hawaii 41,000 squire feet and will en­ JA N E <1. IIE F F L K It able the company to accomplish R. T. D. No. 1 a planned expansion to over 230 l .n g i n t o n . I'»nn»)lvanla TSU. Robert II. Marley, B a r b a r a employes. , WE S A V F Y O U M O N E Y y MONTREAL — Prison Gov. E. Gcraaay, following a riot hy 330 inmales of Bordeaux Jail in which four parsons were injured: “ There h is been a slight dis­ turbance inside. Everything is now under control." # Hospital Notes A K CDR. E. DANKWORTH, commander of Carrier Air Group Three based on Ihe Saratoga, it a s recently completed his ijualificHtionn ns a heavy attack plane commander in the A3!) Skywarrior. FORT LAUDERDALE (U P I ) Kathy Magda, vivacious 19-yearold brunette, said Sunday when she was-announced as winner ol the I960 Miss Florida contest she thought a mistake had been made. Miss Magda, who represented this city in the pageant at Sara­ sota. was crowned Saturday night to dim ax three days of prelimi­ nary Judging. Tl»c dark-eyed beauty won the right lo represent Florida in (he Mlsi America contest at Atlantic City in September. She also raceivrd a li.ooo educational scho­ larship, modeling and personal | appearance contrada, clothea and a vacation. Annette Baker of St. Petersburg, was first runnerup, Sandy Guthrie of Miami was second, Charlotte Jeorg of Winter Park was third and Linda Couch of Tampa wai fourth. Miss Magda, a graduate of Fort Lauderdale'* Stranahan High School and a Florida Slate Univcrslly student, was the only con­ testant to win two preliminary events. She took the talent com­ petition Thursday and the swim suit competition Friday. At Florida State, the wai chosen “ Greek Goddess'' this year and “ Miss Drcamboat'' in 1939. She was a finalist In the 1960 Orange Bowl beauty contest. U.J. GOVERNMENT GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN FREE GIFTS Western Lean Corn Fed Mealy LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK FROZEN FOODS WINTER GARDEN FROZEN Apple, Peach, Cherry Legal Notice! LADY FAIR LARGE A warning (o all foxhuntrrs who APPLICATION FOR T H R SALK OF C O t'V T l 1.4 M IS “disturb the peace" at night in A l t T I I l n H. RKCKWITH, Jit. DeBary was issued by Constable C lerk of Hie Circuit Court Sanford, Semlnol* County, Florida O. D. Papineau. J u n o ], l t i e Papinrau laid he is going to F o r ond on be half of Iho Hoard of County C om m liatonera o f Semi­ “ crack down on fox hunters who nole County, Florida, and In a c ­ come to DeBary from other areas cordance with Ihe provlalon* ef with their hounds, creating a C h a p te r 1*4. F lorida B latu tea 1141, aa amended, you a r e hereby r e ­ nuisance at night and keeping q u e u e d to publleh notic e of end o ffer el puhllo eel* to Ihe higheet bidder fn r re eh , e t th e from door of the Bemlnnle County Court llouee a t Hanford, Iho follo w ln a FIC T IT IO t a RANK deei rlbed landa a llu a te d In aald NATICK l a he reb y given t h a t 1 am engaged in b n s l n r t s a t IDS Counly, t o - n l t : Cert. Hate of L ast Aead. W est Sill at. aem lnnle County, Florida, under t h e f ictitious name No. Cerl. Value at. Telephone A nsw ering Hervlre, ssr i /7 / 4 1 iio e o a and Ibal I Intend to r e g is te r eald Value F l s e d l*ate Ay Hoard Acquired name w lih th e C lerk of Iho Clrm ono 7/7/41 r u l t Court, aemlnnle County. F lo rN. *« ft. of W. I Si ft. of lllork S T ie r 17 of tha T own of Sanford flat# and Tim a of S a lt A t J u l y II. It** a t 11 A. M. Sira, d r a c o H. A rm stro n g 14St W. F i r s t S t r e e t — Sanford, Legal Notice many of tha local resident* awake all night." The constable added that be hai received many complaints from DeBsry residents of the noise being mada by the fox hunters, “ Unless this Is stopped, strin­ gent action will be taken against violators," Papineau warned. F lavon tteke/y Spec#/s LADY FAIR BAKERY FRESH BLUEBERRY Js5ws**» L IM IT - 6 REGULAR SIZE MG S*f VAIUI Residents To Show Recreation Need Residents sr* expected to m iss at the North Orlando Town Coun­ cil meeting Tuesday lo requeit Ihe councilman to promota the idea of caiablishiBg a recreational am . The meeting will be held in Mayor Roy Liddicott'a office at 8 p. m. Tuesday. LIBBY’S FRESH PICKLES IX T44H CIHCl.IT COIRT. SIXTH j i o iriA i. c iH rt tT o r f i -o r iiis IN AND FOR *EMINOI.K t o t ATS CHANCERY NO. 147*0 MILTON RA T MANNAR. • r ie ln t lf f BUY YOUR PLU M BIN G S U P P L I E S AND KITCHEN CABINETS L IM IT - CYPRESS GARDEN WJTH PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT FOCI) ORDER D i- tt f. V ty rU t i/-s Golden Ripe W ITNESS my hand a n d nfflrla Meal a t Sanford. SemlnoU County Florida, th is M rd day of J u n e I***. (SEAL) A r t h u r >1. H e ikw itb, J r . C lark of tho Circuit C o u rt Seminole C - u a iv . Florida Hy: Je a n B. Wilke. / Deputy c l e r k d o r d o a V. F r e d e r l t k A tto rn ey for F la ln tif f P. O. Ho* IIS* J04 N orth P o r k Avenue Sanford, Fiords r u b l l e h J u n e i t A J u l y S. 11, I I New Smyrna Plumbing Supplies Inc 1M l CANAL ST. Nt*r Suyriui Beach, Fla. ALL POPULAR BRANDS F R E S H M I LI K M L3C �a * -. ^ F at* 8—Mon. June I f , I960 By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Pleaw print your opinion of parent* who come to visit their married children without an invitation and whenever they feel like it. Th# only advance notice we ever jrct is, •We ar* dying to ace the grandchildren.” My husband and I have been annoyed by theae spur-of-the-moment visits from his parents and mine. No sooner does one set leave when the other set ahowa up. Don’t you think parents should realise th a t If they were wanted they would be Invited? Just because our children happen to be their grandchildren seems to be a pretty poor excuse for barging in. y IMPOSED UPON ■V / -• \i' DEAR IMPOSED ON* Do YOU need an invitation to visit your parents’ home ? I doubt it. Most parents make it plain that THEIR home Is THEIR CHILDREN’S home. And many parents have kept their large homes in spite of the added work sad expanse so their children and grand, children may visit them. Your parents feci welcome because they don’t suspect you are sa small and selfish as you really are. Yob two make a serpent's tooth look dull I o « o DEAR ABBY: There la a young worn, an who drives by our house every mom* f a t about 8:05 in a blue and white Chevy. My husband feels that it'a hla duty to amlle and wave a t her. He doesn't know her from a load of hay. I say he can look the other way. He aaye it will h u rt her feeling*. I am fattin g upset over this routine. Am I wrong to object or not? Please put jroor answer in the paper, Abby. I want Mg old gent to as* Jt. UPSET DEAR UPSET: If he doesn’t know her from a "load of hay," maybe he is ju st feeling his oats. Next time, stand right beside your husband, embrace him affec­ tionately and smile and wave to the friend­ ly stranger. I’ll bet she either changes her route of her routine. DEAR ABBY: I am a boy of 12 and 1 am having trouble with my brother, who is 10. He wore my Boy Scout uniform and tQok my bugle outside and blew it all day. When I caught him I gave him a little tap on the head. He was standing on the porch by the mailbox and his head ac­ cidentally hit the mailbox and a little tiny cut was made and maybe two drops of blood came nut. He ran in the house screaming and my mother went into hysterica I am now beinjr puniahed by having to stay in the hou.M all day Saturday and Sunday. My brother didn’t fret puniahed at all for wearing my uniform and blow, insr my bugle. Do you think this wns fair? PUNISHED I:M ( I ) ill t i l l III It) • I t III 1:11 I t ) III I II It) it) 1:1! I t ) II) • it! It) 1:M I t ) i l l Dlaaat It) till ill t:tt it) III It) lit! it) l:!t t.tt lilt DEAR PUNISHEO: Your brother had punishment coming, too! But your mother probably felt th at m atter waa taken care of when you "tapped’* him (some tap!) on the head. Next time, leave the punishing to your mother. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "UNDER AGE AND DESPERATE": I can’t help you unleaa you aend me your name and ad* dress. T offer advice and refer people to the proper agencies; I do not "turn them It.tt It.tt 11 :*• 11:11 11:1! T.Sf 1 :tl 7:1* M l 7:1* 7:H *;## "W hat's your problem?" Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. I IS ft.IS l:N • -.I* 1:41 lf:M ItiH Sufficient Sleep H i! * till! EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO D • e a r Idythi •I have beta te exhausted I tan hardly work through the day, 1 •a t ag at ail o'clock eaah day, do all my housowoifc ole., and then drive to aiy Work In town, la thla as ha ualion part ad growing oldar. 1 am aixty, but I am not OLD or 81CK-H." You are overdoing It, and you Bfed more rest. At we grow older, « e de need to rest more end aot ‘‘go" so hard. You sptak ef "your work" in town, but whet ia it that you do at *1x7 I call th at work, too. Can't you get a member of the family to take th at over, so you can alaep UI) taven a t least, have a leituraly bath, torn* break, fast and than driva to town? Driv­ ing ia work on busy mornings, ae take it a bit aatitr, won't you? "M r problem la a vary,florid complexion, and with my pure Trio Takes Unusual CHICAGO (U PI) — The boya •laying country muaie. these days have big city manners, among Other unexpected qualities. Take tha Chad Mitchall Trio, ooo of the country* newest young folk Binging group*. They still •ing dolefully of bluebells and •Mltleahellt, but Utty invited thla reporter to dinner and tent her aad orchid — a yellow on* a t •bat! Two aerubbed, blond* German gift*, I I and 90, who Joined the aorty, alto got orehida and looked like the Junior prom — which mad* the reporter feel Uke Moth, aria Day. Oa a night when you gat yellow oeehid* from tha gultar-sUum. tn aspect, h u t . . . Yon don't aspect thorn to droaa Ilka theae callage boys who played Chicago's staid Palmer House (a gray flannel suit*. And you have ovary right to oop act throe men la a trio. There aao four hoys aad a guitar ia tho Chad Milahe11 Trio, Dannie Col■as. tha boy with the guitar, Aaeoa't aiag. He and the ataging ■atabare ef tha trio, Mitchall, Mika Pugh and Mike Kubluk, are all undergraduate! from Gontaga College, Spokane, Waah. ‘ The Channel Swim: “Queen for a Day," an NBC-TV daytime fea* lure since January, IBM, shifts to ABC-TV’s afternoon schedule next season. How to gel on "The Price is Right": NBC-TV reports the win­ ner of Its “ Bill Cullen Look-Alike Contest" will appear on the show Wednesday night, July JO. Wom­ en and children are eligible. ABC radio reports “ tba largest alngl* program audience in all of radio history"—sa million listeners —tuned lo the Patterson Johansson title light Monday night. Figure* are baaed on a 100-city Trendex survey. Bill Dana, known na "Jose Jimines" on the Steve Allen Show, will appear oa CBS TV’a “Spike Jones Shew" thie summer. Fred Astaire, now planning hla neat NBC-TV special, hope* to have daaeer Berrie Chase with hitn again. DAILY CROSSWORD M B PM liM U a Ih lh la H l f k w t r Patrol W eelbei —svewe—Seersa A a s o nr A m ir N io i S r n r i* W e e th c r C e n tr a l Flo. Metre U ealker M arket* flewa t v a t k l r .Vawa Bavlew J o h n Daly I I Meft Is Important I I ,'• Thla Mee Dawaoa Kanra S ta te T ro o p er K a ia Sm ith Shew Cheyenne Manhunt I I I The T e t a n It) ttella t a r e s I t ) Bourbon S t r s e t B aal I t ) f a t h e r Knowe Beat i t ) P e t e r Gunn l(> Denny T hom aa I t ) T em betono T e r r i to r y Ml Ann Sothern i t ) Adventure* la Paradiei (•) H enneaeer I t ) To Be Announced i t i Ted Meek A m ateura i l l D uPont Shaw l l l l t l .Vena I t ) Mania i«> Mania ft) Ja c k Paar By FRED DANF.IG NEW YORK (UPD—’ Tha Se­ cret World of Eddie Hodges" was easy to u k e but it left me won­ dering about th# secret world of TV’ scheduling. The one-hour CBS-TV special starred -Master Hodgra and his heroic. elaborate backyard daydream* which, courtesy of video­ tape, could burst into being right before our very eyes. Why a show of this sort is presented at 10 p.m. when the youngster* it it about are all snooting is today's puzzle. The program, with Jackie Glea­ son as the harmonica-backed nar­ TUESDAY A. M. rator, sentimentally addressed it­ ( I ) Today . . D a r t O e rre w e y self to the question, “What is a «f) W i a l t i r boy?" as depicted by Master I I ) Sarin M arkat Hodges, who stUI has enough l«) W aka Up Meelea baby fat and fracklea on him to IS) Today I f ) N*«e* successfully portray the universal­ (*) Ntwa ly appealing all-American boy |f> C a p ta la K s n a a r o o type. Boys may dream about pi­ (S) C ountdow n Nawa i t ) M o m m a T k o a tr o rates, cewboya, circuses and vau­ If) R a n t t r R a w deville, or show business. And ( I ) K arloon Kapara they sometimes cause mischief, l i t Reeder* DI«o»t I f ) Dina D ona Bchoel like when they accidentally bat a I f ) N a n a and Interview * ball through a neighbor's window. I t ) Da Ro Ml I'U buy all that. Heck, Art Lanki t ) Rod I l o n a Show i t ) i l e v l e At Ton teller has been telling us all that i l l P la y T our H u a t k for years. (*) On T ko Oo Such pasttimes are deeply im­ ( t ) Prloo la R i g h t 1*1 1 Lava Lucy bedded in our lore. They are. to t t ) C a n e a n tr a t la a be sure, literary cliches. But ( ! ) December 8 r l ! a Thursday night's treatment of these barefoot boy-with-Tom-SawTUESDAY P. M. yer-tan pursuits succeeded in en(I) Train er C IIN IW IN (i) u«* or ui* l») 11:1* I f ) It) <l> ii.ta iti 1 .SO |S ) If) II) i:lt il) (I) If) t i l l (Si (1) (f) III! Ill It) - «a> l :M i l l It) II) l.te H i white hair 1 look very unattrac­ tive. What could 1 do to ton* down my akin 7 Of course, I never wear rouge or any bright colors in clothes.—Mr*. T." Cleanse your fact with cleansIng cream, not hot water and soap, and use a touch of cosmetic oil. Than use face powder in a toft beige shade, on* without any pink, and have a soft rote tone in lip. stick. If your akin still looks too florid, try e dusting of pile laven­ der powder over tbo beige. **1 have rather difficult hair to keep nice. My scalp geta a* dry a t my face. I would like to get a Sit* program for homo care.—Rita F." My booklet on hair care and t : i l t:M styling, written just for my a fte r forty readers, should be of htlp to l i t ! you. To roctiva a copy, tend me a long, self • addressed, eight-ccnt 1:1* envelope and 3$ rents In coin. In tha meantime, start brushing your hair and massaging’ tha scalp. With th* booklet, 1 will alto tend a copy of directions for making the famoue little "Halrbo," which dreaaea up your hair ao attractive­ ly whan you do not wear n hat. tertaininf In attractive good-hu­ mored faihion. Producer-director Norman Jewiton. writers George Foster, John Ayleswnrth and Frank Peppialt. set designer Gary Smith and choreographer Pete Gennaro com­ bined fantasy, insight, warmth and ayle to make it a charming TV divenlon. They generally avoided the quicksand of icntimcntality, ex­ cept for a final segment in which Margaret Hamilton, as a grouchy neighbor, began addressing the Hodges lha way Danny Thomas lectures hit TV son. Rusty Hamer ever. Monday night. Most of the dialogue was more straightfor­ ward. Eddie’s daydreams conjured up Boris Karloff, who was fearaomely fulminatory as Capt. Hook, Hugh O'Brian. as Wyatt Earp. who ataged a virtuoso-style barroom brawl, Jania Paige as a clown who took part in a gloriously tany clown dance while Eddie prepared for hia sensational high-wire act, and Bert Lahr as the mailman who taught Eddie the vaudevilllan ‘‘skull,” ••conk," “double-conk" and "eye fade-away,’* before join­ ing the led in e "Bluebird of Happlnesi" duet. With school out, the show serve* to remind parents to be patient when the kids behave like kid* this summer. Too bad they put it on at an hour when the kids couldn’t awing with it, too. (I) if) II) (I) (I) it) If) it) ID If) it) It) II) Ktetlee* Guo H o r e n for T om orrow Lev* T h a t Bob n Couie Bo Toe ouitfine u e h t Topper Dual* About Face* Marine* r o t o t r o Bob F roaclsco Boot Ao Tbo W o r t! T o r s o Day la Court Qtiooo T or A D or Full Clrcta I. o r a l is T o u o f T baal Horn* P o n y u a t o ■ torso Voting Dr. M aleae MIMIenalr* Beat ike Clack From Theae Roele Who Dm Ten T r a i Verdict Is Tour* C o m e ly P layhouse B r l g h i t r Day A m e r lw a I s s t i u s Mearet a to r m e d g e or Right A dve nture Time Movlu T h ree Btneaee Fepeve Flay house Q u irk D ra w McGra Reeky a n d P r l e a d a Top Stars Set For New Film Bill Offered To Stop Payola HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —■ Paromount Pictures has announced three multi-million dollar pleWASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. John B. Bennett (R-MIch.) planned luie* individually starring John Friday to offer an amendment to Wayne, Danny Kaye and Frank the pending House payola bill Sinatra. They will be filmed dur­ which would bring broadcasting ing th* next IB monthi. Wayne will aU r In Howard nelworka under federal regulation. Bennett said be would offer tbe Hawks' “Th* African Story" to proposal in an attempt to (UI a be filmed in Tanganyika. Key* will stor In a comedy "glaring emission" ia tha house Commerce Committee hill to out­ which has not yet been named, law payola, rigged TV ahowa aod and Sinatra will bend th* cast in other deceptive broadcasting prac­ n comedy to be mad* by the pro­ tice*. Debate on the overall bUl ducer-writer-director team of Mel Bhevelson and Jack Bose. began Thursday. CROSSW ORD By LYLK C. WILSON WASHINGTON (U PI)—If my friends, tha radio broadcasters, would take a bint from me, it would bo this: Give tha listeners a bieakl Gel rid of that crowd noiie. I waa one of those millions who tuned in last week te Floyd Pat­ terson's butchary of Ingemar Johansson. Tho blow-by-blow waa a pretty thing. Tha fightcaster, whoever he waa, had a clear voice, a sharp eye and, to boot, ho knew something of the racket. Through rounds ont to four, in. elusive, we got along fine. Radio fight-casting hat coma a long way sine* Graham McNameo Invented the technique back there in th* days of the Coolidge bull market, equipment for th* job conaistod McNamte'a qualifications a n d •quipment for tha Job ronsiitad exclusively of a timbroux baritone voice. He also had an unerring initinct for recognising and announcing tho ontranco into th* arena of the program's sponsors. I a ! tha champ and th* eponaor com* to ringside at th* tame mo­ ment on fight night, and McNameo would prim* hia golden lunga with enough hot air to toll to hia eager listener*, this: “Ah, and her* come* Mr. J. Ing, uh------. daaporauly Hey, Peglar, what would you coll that thing Mrs. Moneybucka It wear­ ing?" Westbrook Peglar: “Aw, ahudup. Who the bell care* what th at broad has on?" McNamee: “Thank you, Mr. Peglcr. Mr. Pegler, friends, taya Mr*. Moneybucka It wearing a gold lam* thing trimmed in mink —oope! copal Tha fighters pro ia THEY NEVER CHANGE $ * y , HOM ER, GOT A MATCH f " j By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Earlier thla week, the television industry announced the winners of the “ Emmy" awards. And now it's time for me to announce the win­ ner* of the "Gimme" awards. The trouble Is, there are so many winners I don't have the space lo list them all. I had planned to present the awards to tha members of Con­ gress who did the moat this year toward keeping tha federal Treas­ ury from overflowing. 1 bad in mind getting tome sculptor to design a bronze stat­ uette which the lawmaker* could display in their offices to show they had made a contribution to tbe federal debt. These symbolic figurines, called “ Gimmea." rwould " rhave ‘ depicted -------- a taxpayer over a barrel with hit back to the wall. It wouldn't have been hard to find a model. 1 could have posed for it myself. But so many congressmen did outstanding spendthrift work this year that I have decided to de­ clare il “ no contest." I think I'll juM give Congress a unit citation and pats along to (he special award* iti other fields o( public service. The first aperial award goes to Rep. D. R. (Billy) Matthew* (DFla.), who single-handedly saved tbe nation iaat winter after be waa barred from entering a re­ served section of the Mayflower Hotel lobby. In a speech on the House floor, Matthewa wanted that "if giateamen are ever prohibited from going into the lobbies of hotels, I predict this republic is l e t far looked the republic was stilt standing. The next award, for the beat left-handed compliment, goes to Sen. Hugh Scott (D-Pa.). Com* menting on charges that Sen. J. W. Fulbright (D-Ark.) waa "an overeducated S.O.B.," Scott aald “ I do not think the senator front Arkansas It overeducated at all.R The award in the congressional Immunity division goes to Rep. Samuel S. Stratton (D-N.Y.), who left hit car by a parking meter, thinking his congrettionil license platea would keep police front giving him a ticket. When he returned two day* lat­ er, he discovered the m eter waa owned by a private parking lot and that he owed S1.20 in (eea. The award for introducing thfl bill moat unlikely to be pastecr goes to Sen. Wayne Morse (DOre.). It would cut the salaries of congressmen to S3 cents an hour. the ring. There got* the bell. A right. A left. A right, left, right. Whooih. He'* down. Ha's up. Mr. Moneybucka ia standing at hi* $160 ringside teat. Mr*. Money* bucks also ia atandnig. He's down again. Whooooth. Whatta fight! l l i t referee ia counting. Hold on folk*. — nine, ten! Ho'a out like a lamp. Hey Peglar, who won?" McNamee, of course, waa not that bad. But ha wasn't very good either, a t a fight announcer. This week'* fightcaster waa okay. But I had to wait for tha morning ntwtpapers to learn what happened in the fifth round when Patterson plastered dimples. What waa broadcast to tho lis­ tening sodality in round five waf the monstrous crowd noise. Tha fightcaster'* words wort lost in the scroerhta of the Polo Ground* paying cuatomars. If tho broad, cast waa intandad to convey th* BEETLE BAILEY la good excitement of tha evening it ad­ for a laugh every day, no matmirably succeeded. If it waa in­ tar where you ere. So be aura tended to inform the listeners how you Uke BEETLE along on. tba fight was won, it was a flop. your v a c a t i o n . Juat call' Why could not tho crowd noise* FA 2-2611 and have BEETLE BAILEY and THE SANFORD be screened out of tbo fight The hotel immediately adopted ‘Caster's microphone! If we are an “ open lobby" policy for con­ HERALD delivered to your vato be deprived of TV aervico on gressmen and Ui* last t i n t I ration addrass. all food fights, why must tha climactic moments of the alter­ nate radio-cast bo wasted on th* noises of a mob scene. Bed na it waa, tha PatteraonJohansaon fightcast was a big improvement over th* first fight in which 1 had n boiling inUreat ▲ O N T H I O C IA N and had to get th* etory second hand. Hi* air cen d itleeed VACATION FU N f or t ha o n tir e FAMILY! n o w s h o w in g OPEN 12:45 CABL FLOYD THEATBEB BOtk ANNIVKBBABY MICKEY MOUSE ROYAL CROWN COLA THEATRE PARTIES DOORS OPEN 8:28 A. M. �Mon. June 27, 1960—Pa/re • COOKIES GOING TO A DANCE TONIGHT V AND I'M RAISING L TH E HEM ON ^ . > HER D RESS Bfi ^ H E Y - 1— . H O W CO M B SU PPER r I S N 'T R EA D Y?) iiilimiiiiiilU A W ,W H O P A YS <1 A N Y ATTEN TIO N ) TO T H E H EM S PADDY. DO VOO M IND 1* t W E A R Y O U R T7 SPO RT S H IR T ? OAGWOOO. M A Y ! 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DIGGER CAME FOE . r c — >TOUR u t t e r / tAOWU WINTf 4?i\A A Y E S S IR .T H IS MUST Bi ONE O* M Y UN LUCKY days / T H E R E ,Y O U R CUT KNEE IS A L L FIXED UP. DON'T YO U THINK Y O U OUGHT TO T E L L JU G H E A D ? J ----- - DON'T TOUCH THAT D IA L ? TH E W ORLD N EW S IB COMING O N ? r W ELL, W H EN JUGHEAD S L E E P S . . ..H E S L E E P S V E R Y SO U N D LY-V----- YOU 8TU 0Y YOU SU RE CAN PUT ON N IFT Y BANDA G E S , f *~—^ GRANDM A / r ------ -- ..WHEN YOU GROW U P / A R CH IE. HOW CAN YOU WATCH THOSE PROGRAMS P T IL BAY? HE'S MABJ 5 T i £ X E M U P! BCEMBCprS PROFAWY ’ RHOOTMSAN HSTOWCAL MOVE/ WHAT A REU.V J HEY.'I KNOW THAT tm t * snip p la n et * .- the s u it ■CLP BU TE TTO U n tX I ffUAUVSMILEM/ J RUUOR6. HE LOOK* HUMAN/ Z7f ON MARS Hi ohip! GKtyOON CAME — ' ■no M*N5 IN.' JB EMERGENCY PASSES SCR* HEVWT NWWtP 0 ETTINA OUT/; ETTA MAS THE SUMMED FLU/ I U . F in d o u r IF SHSS AWAKE W IN G E Y 3 c o m inks u p to se e . you kreePMiM o u r foba • re w m in u t e s : o » c .-« rrY o u tt M AKE-UP ON/ ^ r r '* NOT THAT r MABVIM/«IVE t b in a a u t t i r ix our of > H O M C F -tf BAS AND X o n ly ONLY HAVE TWENTY CENT* t« IT X HAVE \ BUT \ A DIME J THATU. r Y Y 'V v . BUY A A N D M Y C A R IP A G A B e A r e a —w ow -— mwb i r fa b . d o 1 Y f= ^S ‘ Live ' p o fts c rirj I'LL.TAKE A L BU B* V BALLON- A BP �O'*- ^ r • • Something New, Something O ld— WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold' 2. For Real 2. F o r R e n t 2. F o r R e n t Page 10—Mon. Jun« 27, 1960 8l|e Sanfnrb Rrralb 5. Real Estate For Salt 2-BEDROOM first floor apart­ R E N T A BED •■BEDROOM hom«, clean, eool ment. Five room eottage, clean, lA ff-A -D A Y ana quiet; !(rjS J i r i RoUswsy, Ilarpits’ & 5iby i»4* Small children accepted. Rent By Day, Week or Moalh Phona fA 2-368$. $40 each. Phone FA 2-1737. CARROLL’S FURNITURE HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East Ph. FA 2-Sllt 116 W. lit S t 2-BEDROOM houie, kitchen equip­ aide between Celery and Geneva ped. Phone FA 2-2127. Avenue; 4 bedroom*, kitchen ap­ 3-BR., kitchen equlpt., attic (an quiet neighborhood. FA 2 pliances. School bua atop. Quiet 2-BEDROOM upitaira apartment, neighborhood. IT! per month. air conditioned, 870. FA 2-0668. FURNISHED cottage at Flva Phone PA 2-614$. Poiota. Ph. FA 2-1467. 3-BEDROO$( furniihed house 880 2 BEDROOM houae, kitchen equipmonth. 2$36 Palmetto. FA 2-1810 2-BEDROOM apartment, unfur ped. Phone fA 26043._______ nlsbed, kitchen equipped, 13th house, EFFICENCY Apt. Ph. PA 2-4758. and MellonvUlt. Ph. FA 2 2739. 2-BEDROOM furnished electric kitchen; carpet. Phone UNFURNISHED apartmert. Kit FA 2 3750 or FA 2-1286. chen equipped. Call FA 2 2800. FURNISHED Apartmenti, Avalon n r w a r t n r t i t c o i r t o r r m r . FURNISHED apt. $00 Park Ave Apartmenti, 116 W. Second. a irm j c m r u i . e m e r r r . iv a v n rnaa a n a a ito i.r r o i m . NICE Urge 2 barm. (urn. or un 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. n .o a iiD A . in t H a .u a a r n *. (urn. apt*. 1700 Magnolia. Cali Mri. Diet*. FA 2-3383 from iin o n r r 1:00 til S:00 p. m. 1 and 2 BR furnlibad apartmenti RUTH a. HlUOINnOTHAM. ' Plain tiff, 860 A 16$ mo. FURNISHED garage apartment, adulla only, 1513 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR. furniihed houaa 67$ mo. HILLARD H IL L HIQOINIIOTHAM ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR t»af* ndant. CLEAN modern furnished apti., v o T i r a TO lirrK M i Ph. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha 601 Palmetto. FA 2-4338. T H B BTATB O r r i / i n J D A : TO: MILLARD IITLL H ltlH IM IG. FURN. Apt. 2300 Melionviila THAU, who** rtaldanc * and nd* NICELY furniihed 3 room apart­ dr*** I* unknown. GARAGE APARTMENT; 106 W. ment, private bath. FA 2-3303. Tou or* h*r*by nnilfU d t h a t ault 16th, St. No dogi. Apply after baa h»«n fltad «*»ln»t you In th* SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gablei C ircuit Court In and for Mtmlnnl* 4:30. 401 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-0720. County, Klorldn In Chancary. Tha " J u s t lg n o rs h im ." n a tu r e of tHIn ault la a a u lt for TWO A THREE bedroom unfurn 2-BEDROOM unfurnlihed borne dlvorca. Ahbravlatad t It la of thla iihed houtei, water furnUbed, raa* I* n U T H *. IIIOH IN BOTH AM, available now. FA 2-1348. kitchen* equipped. Located on Pla intiff, va. MILLARD H IL L Iflll5. Real Efltatfl For Sale OIMIOTIIAM, Dafandant. Th* nam* dead end »treel. Call FA 2-4411. 3-BEDROOM furnished home to 2-A Beach Rentals of tha P l a ln t l f r * a tt o r n e y I* I.KO responsible party. $110 month­ W. HAt.RT, I I I b o u lk O r a n aa At* HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—338 WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: roorai AN EXCITING OFFER ! ly, less with leate. FA 2-3888. au*. Orlando, Florida. So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a Naval offietr traniferred. Beau­ private baths, 114 W. F ln l St. Not l a t * r t h a t th* 13th day n | Beach. For reaervation call tiful 3 BR., 2 bath home on huge July, III*, you a ra raqulra d to NICE bedroom, private entrance HOUSE, FA 2-4186. FA 2-0431. Ilia w ith tha Clark of th a Circuit fully landscaped corner loll and bath. Phone FA 4-2448. Court In a nd for n .m ln o l* Coun. 2-BEDROOM garage apt., large Flexible down paym ent Come ly, Florida, lha a n w a a r to aatd living and dining room. 20031k RENT or SALE; $ room house; look and you won't leava. ault and to aarve upon tha P lain- 2-BEDROOM uniurnlihed bouii. garage; modern; FA2-057I. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-3630. t i l t and in tha P l a l n t l i r a a tlui FA 2-64IS for appointment. Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. nay, a ropy o f a a Id a n a w t r . I f you fall to do ao a Darraa HOUSE, 4 Rooma and balk, 84$ FURNISHED apartment, 2 rooma BEAUTIFUL Spartan Trallar, 1 1 BEDROOM, frame houie. Needs Pro Confaato will ha a ntarad 4i betb screened porch. $30 per bedroom, 812 week, lights and per mo. FA 2-2219. some repair. $600 down take up a e a ln a t you l o r lha r a l l t f demand mo. 4071k W First. water furniihed. Also ■ 2 bed­ • d In aald Complaint, paymenti of 830 a month. Ap room trailer. Adulti. No peti. WITNESS m y hand and aaal at FURN. Apt. 10114 W. l i t SL prox. 13,500 a. 3%. 1 mile north NICELY furniihed larg* apart • a n l o r d , Samlnnla Counly, Florida, FA 2 0318 after 4:30. Lake Monroe bridge on 17-82. HOUSE, 801 Roialia Dr. CaU thla l a t h day of J u n t , III*. ment, San Lanta Apartmenti, CaU Ralph J . Hayes FA 2-1885. (SBAI.t FA 2 2322. 404 E. 14th. A t r e e L Pn. 5-ROO.MS, unfurnished, $75 per A r t h u r H. Rack with, Jr. FA 2-4282. mo. 4-Rooms, furniihed, $60 per Cl«rk a t c i r c u i t Court Fomlnola C ounty F lorida mo. Phone FA 2-5021. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room OWNER MEANS Ryt M a rtha T. V lh ltn in private home. FA 2-7754. D aputy Clark BUSINESS! t w n v n r . n m i c a o r a d o p t io n FURNISHED apartmanl, 201 Ma­ LEO W. HAt.RT TMR OTATR OF FL OfltllA TOl Leaving Sanford — will accept an ple Avenue. Ph. FA 2-1371. A tto rn e y (o r P la in tif f 1-BEDROOM C. B. house, carR n m i K I , l U llF F IT If. AI AO exlramaljr favorable down pay­ I I I Boulh Oran*# Avonua portc, furnished, air conditioned, KNOWN AH KfldllBI.L O R IF FIT II Orlando, Florida ment on tbia like new cement AUDKKM l» IIOI'TIC No. $80 month. Rt. 1 Box 167, HOME ON LAKE, unfurnished 2 r u b l l a h J u n e 11. te, IT A J u l y 4. W1IOHK 1. HAVKN. V im ilN IA . AND WITH block 3-bedroom home. Step bedroom, large living and din­ Orange Blvd., Paula. It.LRNK HAT, WIIOHK ADDRRHH NOTICai TO CRKDITONn out of tha ipadous screened ing area. located In Geneva. $8$ l h t m n r o r n T V J t n u K ’* r n r a r 1H ORNKHAI. DBLIVKflT, NKW S BEDROOM bouse. FA 2-3273. porch to tha large fenced back per mo. Oviedo FO 5 3318. I T 4 1 0 FOB SRWIKOI.M c o t . I T T , LONDON. UONNKGTICUT: yard shaded by two huge oaki. A p e tllln a h a l l n r b**n filed by FLORIDA. IN M t O O lT R W lllla rd O. Bl*n»«ll and Fern M. Kitchen equipped. Oversized IN B B l ADMINIBTRATIOX VN« Nlan**ll, hla wife,. In th* Circuit MUCnaaABT OFi living room. No qualifying, ju it t.’n u rl In and for Hamlnul* County, I KB AUUCANDKR, n phona call to NOTICM l » r B I I T In tb* f i e r i of lb# C o n s t y J u d a s D rraaaad F le rld a . In Chancery, for adoption Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice T o All C r*dll*m a n d All P»roan* B i r N d Claim* * r D em and* A gain* M eadd Be tat* l A3 O r d i r *1 Adralnlatratlon Un■ a a t a u r y ha* b#*n *at*r*d haraln. T h * f a ta l eaah v a lue *r aald *atat* a* la lh a a m * u n t a t |T lt .* (. Tha o c ta l* he rein ha* baaa a a a l i n t d to l b * fa llow lne h t l r a t A n n a Them aa. l e i Cypres* Ava au*. Baalord F lorida , Roea P e rry , 1711 J * r r r Avsnns, Baalard, Florid* C*lkl**n At**and*r, 1*114 ban* f*rd A t a a u a , Sanford Florid* . T an, and aacb a t yeu. a r a .b a r * * by a * ti n * d a d d raqulrad t a proa e n l a n y c laim s-aa* demand* which y a u a r alth*r af yen h a r a a ea ln a t M l natal* * t l h a A l*i*ad*r, daa*a**d, | i l * * r B*mlao1* County. Florid*, la Ik* H o n a rab lr County J u d ( * a *f Stm ln ola County, and III* l h a earn* la t h t l r *fflc«* la th * C a naty Courthnur* In damlnnl* Counly, VRiflda, w ith in *loht eel. • nda r ■ * a l h * I r a n th* d a l* af th* (Irat publication baraof. Bald clalma a r dem ands t a aonta ln th# l**at • I d r s M • ( th a f l a l m a n t and I* h* a w s r a I* and pr**rnt*d ** Oforaaali. a r **m* will b* barred. Dated ikl* l i b day a f June, III* Anna Thom** aa **• *1 th* p a ll t U n t r * fnr Order *1 A dm inistration Unn*M***rF *1 th* B i t a t a a r I KB ALEXANDER, D*c*a**d E d it h Brelda J I t a r n t y f a r P#tlll***r* 84* U ne *]a Read Miami Batch, Florida P u b l l ih J a a a I I , I I , IT A J u l y I. MEW MOMBS I T Odham & Tudor i N t h PiRhCTMt Ob O oart Raa4, Be. wt laniard Sunlsnd Estates 17-92, • Bailee Mb. of haaiard Closing Cost As Low As $135 VA-FHA. PUA-1N-SERVICB Im «sdlato Occupancy of J u l i a Ann rirlfflth. lh a a b b r e ­ viated till* of w h lrh la In It* Adoption of Julia Ann rirlfflth. a min or, (hla holla* la la raqulr* you aa lh a n a tu r a l parent* of eald m inor I* a p p e a r In eald Court nn J u l y t l , III#, lo ahow cauao why aald p a lltla a ahaald net ba g r a n t•d. H araln fall not o r a final d e ­ er** a f adoption m ay b* entered d e c l a r l n r aeld m la e r lb* lasal child nf aeld p»tlllon*r*. WITNKHH ray hand and the nfftrla l h»al *( thla Court ( h i t I t h d a y o f J u a t A. D. 194a. (■KALI * ’ • A R T Jd fN H. KKCRWITH. JR. Clark af Ik* C ircuit Court Hyi M a rth a T. Vlhlaa D t p u t y Clark K e n n eth M. L efllar Kdwarda Bulldlnaa f o o t Offlra D r a w e r lie Hanferd, Florida A ttorney for P e l l t l a n t r a r u h lle h J u n e II, I*. IT A J u l y 4. XOTIPK TO CNKDITOBU IN T H N COI HTT J l DriK'S r O t ' R T I # m i f o r s u m voi.si c o c .i t v , F i .a n in s . in p h o s i t n IN NKl ADMIMITNATKIN UN* NKCKBIAHV (IF DAIHT AI.KXANDBR, Deceased T a A ll C r e l l l e n a e d All P a ra au a H e i l a i C lalm a a r D m b u I s A g a la e l aald M atelai Aa Order af A dm inistration t in naetaeary ha* been a a ta r a d haraln. Tb* loial r a a h value of sold aalnt* la la lha a m o u n t of l i s s e t s . Tha aalala herein he* been a a s la n s d to lha fnlle w lna hair*: A a na Them**. I l l C yprata Ava. Sanford, Flo rid a R o ta Terry, IT U J e r r y A v a a a i , Sanford, Flo rid a (’atlileen A lesander, 111(4 Ban* ford Avenur, Hanford. F lo r id a Tou, a nd a a r h of you, aro haraby natlflad a n d raqulrad to p r e ­ sent a n y claim* and dam aada which you a r e it h e r a f you b a r * a g a l n a t tha oalata a t Daisy Alesa a d s r, d t r a a t e d , lata o r HsmlaoW County, Florida, to tho Ilonorablo Counly J u d a e a of Hemlnolo County and flip lh a aam a In (h a ir o f f l r ta Id th a C a u n ty Courthoue* In Semi■ County, Florida, w ithin eig ht calenda r m onth * front lb* d a te u t th* first publication hereof. Bold clnlma or de m a nds to c o n ta in lha ••a a l addroea of iho c la im a n t and to b# a n o c a to and prooented oe aforesaid, o r u t a t will bo barred. Dated thla ( t h day *( J u n t , 111*. A n n a T homaa aa one a f th a pa tltlone ra for Ordar or A d m in is tr a tio n Unnaooaeary of Kalat* of D A i e r ALKXANDNIt. Dereased F i l t h Rrolda A itsrn e y for P e tltlo n a ra l i t Unooln Road Miami Uaach, F lo r id a P s b lla h J u n a I I , I*. IT A J u l y 4. 1 Y i a r ParaoRAl CaU . . . . Satisfaction A. K. R0B8ETTGR GUARANTEE Tbbf par— al satlsfaetUa b m foil year m Ik tx 2 1411 (« tU a a f ya«r b a a a «r FREE WELCOME To S abI m SI S o Owr G w b For I Days Abnelntaly Free, Wilkaol ObligeUbb A t Oao IN Saaferd’e U a fia g Motel* While Ybb U n l a I t a i i a i F or Y«b A Year Family. Pirk Up Key* At Sales Offiaat Odham & Tudor Uwf. 17-81 A I 7lb M4. Salw Offish ■ford Ph. FA S-1MI Sf alley Odham, Preside*! FL O R IST Celery Ara. For AU Ysur Floral Nssda U tB b sr — Florin Telegraph DcUrary Assac. BTAT K DF F I/H IID A TOi ANNA K TANtIKM AN If allva, and h e r u n b n o w n apmtsa If m a r ­ ried. and If dead, tier u n k n o w n heir*, devlaree, e r an tee e , oealuntee, llenora. r r ed llo ra, trueloea, and a n y and all o t h e r peranna c la im . Ina by, Ihcounb, un d e r o r opaln at h e r: ALMA K. HINC1, widow, of Munry. T t n n s y l r o n l a : FIAITD D. HJOHI.OM a nd KBTHKH HJOIIIjOM, bln wife, m a ilin g addreaa I*. O. Rns I I I , (Tominerre, O hlahom a: FIAITD M. HIOIIIAIM, m a ilin g a d ­ dreaa HP/4 Floyd M. Hloblum, Hq. Co. DL’HAA, T on F t. Hal Vulr, V ir ­ ginia, ana c r r i i . r h j h i i l d m , hi# wife, m a ltin g addreea I I I N. Chat A tonne, Hller City, N o rth C arnllnat all u n k n o w n helre of OOUDIIAItT HJOIlUiM. deceased, If a n y o t b a r t h a n ( l r a n d t a i HJoblom, Itilby M s RJnblum Itnhanan, Oliver K. Hjoblom. M a r g a r e t HJoblom Mulllna, Floy d M. HJoblom and Otla A. HJnhlnm; nil u n k n o w n h e ir s «t MOIlllIB MORGAN HJOliLDU. dor r e e r d i If any o lh o r t h a n Doris II. HJoblom, Morris Morgen HJoblom, J r., U la d y i M u te # HJoblom Fable, C h e rlo tlo Marl* Hlublont Heller*, J o h n F r e d e ric k HJoblom. a n d W e l ­ ler# HJoblom, n m in o r: and all p e r l i t e ha v in g o r c la im in g In have a ny rig h t, till* nr Internet In end lo tk a following deacrllied land, l y in g a n d being In Remlnol* C oun­ ty, Florida, to*w it: T h a t p a r t o t O ut . U t 1. Hanlon 1C, Tow nehlp i n Boulh, R a nge 10 Kaef, lying betw een th* W t e l t r l y r i g h t of way tin* of th* old H e n fo rd -M k * Mary Hoed ( w h l r h r i g h t of way tin* I* I I fe et W eet of th* ri g h t of w a y of th* Allanllo C o a t Line R ailroa d) a n d C r y a ta l !-akt, and w ith in IC feat of Iho Hanford G r a n t lino, being a s t r i p of land IC f a s t wide ly in g Houth of and a d ja c e n t In lha NKIy l i n t of to ld G ove rnm ent U t 1. Tou, a n d oach of you, a r c hereby notified t h a t n null h o t been b ro u g h t a g a l n a t you In th a C i r ­ cuit c o u r t , In and for Hemlnolo Counly-, Florida. In chanc ery, an1111*4 PA TRICK F R U IT CORFU. RATION, a Flo rid a c orporation, p laintiff, v. ANNA K TANtIKM AN, a t al, defendant*, and you, and aacb a f you, a r* ra q u lra d to f l it y o n r A nsw e r l* tho P l a i n t i f f s C om pla int w ith t h e C lark of aatd C ourt, a n d aarva upon p la i n t if f o r p l a i n t i f f * a tt o r n e y , OKO. A. Hl'KKR. Jit., whoa* addreea la P. O. Ros l i l t , Hanford, Florida, a copy of aald A n a w tr, a n o r be fore J u l y I I , 114*, a n d If y a u fall In do ao, a decree pro roafeaeo will b* a n ta r a d a g a l n a t you, a n d e a c h of you, for tho rollot d e m a n d ed In ■aid C o m p la i n t Th* n a t u r e *( thla ault la ta qulot th a t i l l s to th a a b av a deaar l h t d land In plaintiff, F a l r l c k F r u i t C orporation, a Florida, c o r ­ poration. WITKKBfl m y hand a n d aaal of aald Court a t Hanford. Btmlnol* County, F lorida, tbln ITIh d a y a f Ju n a , A. D . m s . A RT H U R II. B E C K W ITH . JR . Ily J e a n K. W llhe D a puty Clark G1 : A. Hl’KKR, J R . Bollcltor f a r p l a i n t if f P. l». Uas I I I ! Hanford, F lo r id a P u b l l t k J n n t IC, IT A 'Ju ly 4, I t . BEAUTIFUL HOMES LOW INTEREST RATES g A k m iy FJrucb4 g No QoBlifylaf Oibap Tbaa Ye«r O^ra Gs*4 Cn4H Lag a I Notica Remlnolo Cownly, S ta io ad F lorida l a P robnlo. l a r* lb * R a ta l* adi o euitaK J. KNOKL Deaaesed. F IN A L NOT ICW Nolle* la h e r e b y s i r e n t h a t th* u n d a r e la n a d will, a a t b s Tth day of Ju ly . A. D. l i l t , p r e t e s t to tha ( (o n o ra b ls C ounty J u d f i of Se m i­ No t i u r o f a c i T nal* County. F lorida, he r final rolurn, a c c o u n t a n d voucher#, aa I T A T B O r KI-ORIDA TO: CIIAni.K H R. IIKNIIT. W. O. K i a c i i tr l s of th* R a t a l a of GKDRGK J. K.NGRL d i r e * . .4, and AUDENRKID and AKTIIUK R. a t eald time, th e n and tbera , m ak * HPINNING, If alive, and t h e i r u n ­ application t* lb* aald J u d a s for k n o w n a p o u t t a If m arried, and a final a a l l la m a n t of hor a dm lnl- If dead, (h e ir u n k n o w n heir*, d*. grant***. a*lgn*e*. II*. nlatratlon a f aald sa lat* , and for vl***», an orde r d is c h a r g i n g h e r nn auah nors, c r td l l o r a . truale**, and a n y and nil part!** c la im in g by. K sacuirla. Dated t h is Ik* 1st d a y a f J a n a , t h r o u g h , undar. o r a g o ln t i sold roa partlv* D *f*ndanta: WILLIAM A. D. 111*. / a t Annla K t h t l P a r k * Cngal W K IN K IIT A COMPANT, th* dom lAs K s s c u t r l i a f th* K atat* af ell* a n d legal e n ti t y e f w h lrh I* unkn o w n , (he u n k n o w n helre, G e a r s * J- Kagel Deaeaaed. s u r c a i i o r s In Interest, ( r u ile se , RTKNBTItOM, DAVIH A MelNTOBU director*, stockholder*, grant***, ■ salens**, llaaera, cradllor*, p a r i Attorneys f a r R s a a n tr t g n*ra a r o t h s r pa rlla a claim ing by, Kdwarda Nulldln g t h r o u g h , undor nr a g a ln a t aald Hanford, F lo r id a WILLIAM W KINKIIT A rO M P A N T j IN T H H CIRCUIT COI'RT, NINTH V O L U H I A 1NVKHTMKNT t ’OMJ M I tC l A l , CIRCUIT. IN AND FO R PANT, INI*., ■ Florida a orpora llnn • KNIMII.H UOUNTT, F lo r id a . w ith II* prlbclpal plar* of bnslIN CIIANURRT NO. I SOI* ne t* a t Dalmnd, Vnluala Coualy. NOTICH TO DRF RN D F lo r id a ; and a g a l n a t a n y a nd nil JOHKI’ll A. ZIKI-INHK1 a n d H E L C N p a rso aa ha ving, or c la im ing to ZIKUNHKI, hla wife, have, a n y r ig h t, till* o r In tere st P l a in tif f s . In th* follow ing ri**crlb*d land, HOWARD DKRK HCOTT a n d MART ly in g a n d ba la g In Bamlnola C o u a ­ It. HCOTT, hln wife, and ly, F lorida, l o - w l l: TRACT I — TICK COMM Kit CIA L BANK a t I-ot I t , gnnford C t la r y Doll* noW1NTKR PA RK, r o r d l n g lo plot t h e r e o f recorded D e f e n d a n t * In P i t t Rook I, p a g e s Tl nnd I t THH BTATK O F FLORID A TO: i f th* public r e co rd s of Bamlnola HO WARD IIKItN SCOTT and C ounty, F lo rid a! T RACT II —L ot MART R. HCOTT, hla wife, 111, Sa n fo rd Celery D e lla a o ro rd Whoa* raeldenra la u n k n o w n a n d Ing t a p l a t th e r e o f recorded In Whoa* l a s t k n o w n a d d r e s s w a s 111 P l a t Hpak t, pages Tl a n d T< of ■unnytown Road, C a asslbarry, F l o r ­ th a publlo records of Btmlnol* id*. C ounty, Florida. Pleas* la b * natla* t h a t you ar* Tou, s a d each of you, a r t horaby hereby ra q u lra d la fit* yo u r w r i t - notified t h a t a a u lt baa baan tan a n a w t r a r dafansaa, If any, b r o u g h t a g a l n a t you In Iho Clreult personally or bp a n a tt o r n e y , on Court, la and fo r Homlnola C ounty, a r bafor* J u l y I, l l l l a t th* offlc* F lorida, In chancery, t n t l l l a d W. W, af tb* C lark a f th* C lreult Court, LINS nnd FLAIR M. LINK, hla at th* C o u rt Hauoo In Som lnsla wlf*. Plain tiff*, va. CIIARI.KA R. Caunty, Hanford. Florida, a n d to H R N n T . a l al, Dafandanla, a n d mall a copy t h e re o f to HTBN- >ou, and each nf you. a ro r e ­ PTIIOM, DAVIH A MsINTOHIf. At- quired to f l i t y o u r A nsw e r to tho torne>* for Plaintiff*, P a s t Offlaa P la intiff*’ Com pla int w ith lha Hoi I I I , Hanford, F lorida, In t h a t C l a r k of aald Court, a a d aervo certain proceeding pe n d in g a g a l n a t upon P l a in t i f f s ’ a tto r n e y , G. ANou In tb* Circuit C o u r t o t lha tiR R W Hl’KKR. who** addreaa la Hath Judic ia l C ircuit of Florida, P. O. Bog I I I , Panford, Florida, In and F o r a a m l n s l t Counly, F l o r ­ a ro p y of aald Answer, og o r b e ­ ida, In Chancery, a n a b b r e v ia te d fore W edneeday, J u l y 1*, A- D . till# of oald eauaa be in g **JOHKPH U K , a n d If you fall lo do ao, A. Z IK U N BK I a n d IIRLKN S I R - a decree pro aonftaao will ba a n ­ LINHKI, hla wife, plaintiff*, va. t a r a d a g a l n a t you, a nd sa oh a f HOWARD IIRUN SCOTT a n d MART yau, fo r th* r t l l a f dem anded la I t HCOTT, hla wife, a t at.. Defend- aald Com plaint. ante", a n d ha raln fa ll n ot a r a THa n a t u r e a f th la ault la to Dacra* P ro Caafaaaa w ill b* a n- quiet Ilia till* ta th* nbsv* d e s ­ cribed land. larad a a a l n s t you. Th* n a t u r e of t h is pr****dlng WITNKHH my b a n * a a 4 aaal a f being a s u i t f a r fa ra c la au r* a f a aald C o u r t a t Sanford. Seminole M ortgage a n th* fo llo w in g dsn- Counly, F lorida, tbia 17th d a y of c r lb .d real p ro u e rty l y in g a n d b*. Ju n e , A. D„ l l l h Ing in Hamlnal* Caunty, Florida, (■■AL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r , ta - w llt C lark of aald C ourt. I-Ot I o f B laak ’-a- *f N *rBy: J o a u M. W llk t, m sn d y Addition to C a sso lb tr r y , D a puty Clark Florida, a cc o rd in g to P l a t Book a. A n d re w Speer T. P a a e a «»-»#, Beiulnola Connty, F lorida Publl* lleoorda. A t t a r n s y f a r P la in tiffs WITNKHH my hand a n d ***! a t r . a B * s sis Sanford, Hemlnolo C ounty, Florida, Sanford, F lo r id a thla 1st day a f Ju a * . A. D. I l i a . Publlah J u n e I t, IT A J u l y 4. I t . ARTHU R H. BKCK W ITH. J R . C lark of th * C lreult C a a r t By: M a r l ' s T. V k l a a Legal Notica ...A U V ” ' ' ■lasatraas, Davla A M e la ta a k Atlornaya f a r P la lu tlf f a P -• Offlc* B os t U Haafsrd, F lo r id a • Publlah Jua. f. 11, U. IT. 1»#4l I M r a a a s — 1-2 B a t h H a a i a a ■UNLAND M T A T M and SOUTH N N H C R B S T SWIMMING POOL FOR BALK 4 * 4 % — > * — I >4% I N T E R E S T H a as aa O ob T b H u m Y n n OM 16 x 81 fln fully equipped Ealhar Wlliiaasa display peel, can raw ha aaaR |r actkal awacattoR. AvallaWa raw . . . D ie s h i M l i A h Law Aa |M I Mamthlg F a/aaata Aa Law As 878 Wb Havb A R bdih For You ODHAM & TUDOR EAI.BS OFFICE BANFOKD FA I-1H1 J . EEAILBY ODHAM, PrcaMaat HALF PRICK I TtUt GSEESSSD 188T H. Banfard A n . PA I-4UI 1 - BEDROOM houir, kitchen REDUCED: 3 bedroom, 2 bath cauipnad erreaneH pnrrh .Fen. ii o u • a. Lathe tuiner lui red ysrd. Low down psyment. FA 2 4367. 808 Rosslis. Ph. FA 2-7381. 3-BEDROOM home in Pinecreit 2432 YALE: 2 BR. masonry, air conditioner, washer, range, re ire s , nesr school, Uh batbi, frigerator and attic fan. This lira s living sres. FA 2 8637. is nice. Asking $8,830. Make offer. Phone collect: TE 1-4173 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor or TE 1-3381, SEM-O-REALTY Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. >Ve are .pleased to offer exclusive­ ly the N. W. Corner of 20th LIKE HITTING THE JACK POT! Street and French Avenue for That what you'll lay when you sale. This property returns a tes this 10 acres adjacent to nice three-figure monthly In­ State Road 413 about 20 min-, come to the owner. It has ex­ utei from Sanford. Good com­ cellent frontage of 112'. Call us fortable two bedroom home, for details. family size living room, Urge kitchen; deep well, with good water. Septic tank. Price? On­ ly 86,200. You can't go wrong on this. $3,600 cash will handle 111 N. Park *ve. Phone FA 22420 it, balance only 8(3 per month. .“ Open evenings till 8:30 P. M.. Shown by appointment—Farm ­ 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip er's Agency. ped. Corner lot. Fenced in yard. Nice location. 4U% FHA mort­ FARMER'S AGENCY gage. Low monthly paymenti. Phona FA 2-1426. N. V Farmer, Realtor Liliun Trams FIRST 3800 cash will buy $1,800 R. K. Iv an , D. H Whilmora equity in beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 A sirr'ya*. bath home with lake view. .Many 2463 S. Park Ave. Pi.. F» > 5221 extras including G. E. Built in After hours, FA 2-2616, FA 2-«*r. equipment. FA 2-3872. FA 2-0261, 'A 23012 CEMENT BLOCK 3-bcdroom, dou­ 3-BKDROOM cement block home, large living room with four slid ble bath home, 713 Hriarcliff. ing doors into screened porch. Low down payment. FA 2-5429. 102 E. Woodland Dr. Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 26I2J C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER W. R. Shippy, Aseoe. >02 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3991 Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phona FA 2-2420 “ Open avenins* til 8:30 PM" tage at Lemon Bluff. FA 2-3631. HOUSEWORK, FA 2-2886. BABYSITTING days or evenings, my home or yours. FA 2-7106. HOUSEWORK: FA 2 4016. «— a— 12 . P lu m b in f S e rv ic e s PLUMBING . Contracting A Repairs F ret Estimates t R. L. HARVEY 204 5an(ord Ave. Phona PA 2-3382 Wall O P lttm b irjr 4 H e a tin * AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 26382 IS. Electrical Service* House Wiring — iC'ectric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0911 14. Build, Paint ft Repair MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Residenca WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3 3483 Orlando, Fla. CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, screening and esmeni work, FA 2-4899. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Rome Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Phona FA 2-4452 8. Female Help Wanted MRS. AVON CUSTOMER 15. Special Servicen You hava used AVON COSMElies. You know their quality and guaranies. Thera la a big demand for AVON service. Wrilo at once to make appoint* ment with manager, Box 146, Lockhart, Fia. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, invoices, hand hills, and p r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive Printing Co. Phono FA 2-305^) 306 West 13th SL N EW R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES $450 Down FOR SALE by builder. It’s new. 3-Bedroom all electric retire 9. Mala Help Wanted ment home. A-l construction and Insulation. Corner loL Not YOUNG SALESMAN capable of learning budget sales work. Fire a project. TA 2-0893. atone Store, Sanford. No phone SUNLAND ESTATES: 2 bedrooms. ■Calls. 11 a m — — a — aan^M Corner lot. Maka oiler. Phone 10. Mala or Female FA 2-7033. DUE TO BUSINESS EXPANSION, WE HAVE OPENINGS IN THIS ROSA L. PAYTON AREA FOR 2 ADDITIONAL M E N (OR WOMEN). BEAnd Associates TWEEN 40 AND AS, WHO ARE Registered Real Es*ate Rrokar INTERESTED LN EARNING Ph. FA 8-1181 17-88 « Hiawatha $100.00 PER WEEK, OR MORE. U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN MAYBE YOU CAN QUALIFY. WRITE—WATKINS PRODUCTS, J. HALL INC., 639 WEST PEACHTREE 3344 French At*. ST., N. E. ATLANTA S, GA. Raalter ( 1). “ CaU HaU" Pboae FA 2-8641 Turn West Oa 20th 8L Fallow Cam trjr C!tsb Rd. ft Watak C | For Our Slgao . . . . OPEN DAILY • :M A.' M. TU Dork SUNDAY 2 :N P. M. TU Dork w. Construction Co., Inc. M l Wool tath aieeoi FA SU M 2-BDRM., 822 Mlmota Terrace. Low down pmt. FA 2-3272. 2-BEDROOM, aU (He bath home. Fenced yard. Corner let in Pinecrest. FA 2-8770. 2-BEDROOM house. Two lots In eluding corner. Full price 17300. Terms. 006 E. 23t‘i St. LARGE 3-bedroom, 1 bath home. Nice yard. Reasonable equity, monthly payments $76.10. 023 Mimosa T a r r a c a, Sunland Estates FA 24302. INCLUDES: New Petal*. Cast, denser, Plugs, Mat Spark Tinting nnd Adjnst Carburet nr Idle. • CYLINDER FORD, CHEVY, PLYMOUTH M2 B V| J ■ ''C O U N TR Y C l u V " MANOR *50 D O W N MOVES GUARATEED----------- M cMILLIAN & PARSONS AUTO REPAIR SERVICE M. Ph. FA 2-7484 YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $09 MO. I-U D IO O H B . !H m i U T U w ith ita lM M , ' h S ? " • " ‘• • “ ■ A « • M sliMty room aad asaay ether octree. pm A AH HB«*«CArry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES ooaj;orw;our^ PRICES ON OTHER CARS COMPARABLE ----- SATISFACTION PM SALESMAN, retired CPO, age 37 desires sales, clerical or other position. Experienced, honest, reliable. Call FA 2-3631, ask for H. W. Henson. OUR SPECIALTIES - Lifetime Mufflers — Brake Adjustments k Rclining. THRIFTY SERVICE Sooner or later you'll be glad you NEED 23 WOMEN; Sarah Coven­ STATION, Cor. 2nd k Palmetto. invested in one of these small try fine fashion Jswelry $35 lo acreage parcels for your home 830 for IS hour week of your site or investment. . . choice. No delivering, no col­ i 12,000 cash 10 acres palm ham lecting. no investment, and sam­ mock ples issued. Need ear. CaU 81,600 cash 10 acres (72 Iota) FA 2 4503. 13.000 any tarm i S acres—perfect WAITRESS k COOK. Apply in -j homesite and a few citrus person or calt for appointment. I>1,995 cash 314 acres with over Diait Bella Diner, Hwy. 1742, 1300 fest hard road frontage Longwood. Ph. TE 1-3931. 87,300 terms. 8 acres lakefront 4.000 14 cash. 3 acres close to town If you will work six hours $ day M10.800 terms 29% 36 aeres high and ean tell an interesting story, land yoj should make over $100 a week immediatetly. W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Ageiey Realtor k Insuror 1. No night or Sunday work Phona FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 2. No price competition 2. Company benefits and guaran­ LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, • Q u ie t C m m u b H / teed earnings Garage. Nice yard. Reasonable equity. 911 Cherokee Circle, • Naar Golf C u m Give experience and background Sunland Estates. FA 2 2339. in first letter. Write J . R. Coltield, 300 West Waihington, Chi­ I-BEDROOM house, corner lot, cago 0, Illinois. fenced, $8,000. FA 2-4184. • CYLINDER FORD. CHEVY, PLYMOUTH 1001 w , LAWN MOWING and cleani-^ . Call Burke Winn. FA 2-4308. OWN A PART OF FLORIDA G ET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL! JUN E 24 T O JU LY 2 O N LY TUNE UP ff. MortKBK* L obrb STATION Attendant: Truck Driv* a* «rtih chauffer* license; Cab­ inet Shop Milling: apply Har­ old Travis, 202 Bamboo Dr. 3-BEDROOM furniihed home, 2338 Palmetto. Phone FA 21910. SUPERMARKET CASHIER: Must b# experienced and have ref­ erences. Apply lo Tip Top Super­ LUMBER • HARDWARE • PA1>*P LAKEFRONT LOTS market, 329 Sanford Avenue. FHA Loans Two high k dry lake front lots R. EDWARDS on liula Lake Mitnlc, outside HOUSEKEEPER - COMPANION BUILDERS SUPPLIES of Osteen each 73’ on lake for lady. Live in Orlando. Sal­ We Give TV Stamps 330* plus in depth, 100‘ on the ary, room and board. FA 2-3074. 803 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7888 rear. A wonderful buy al $1100.00 each. Call— W. H. ‘'Bill" Stemper Agency TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cot­ Realtor k insurer Phona FA 2-4881 112 N. Park II. Work Wanted 5. Real Estate For Sale ^ F o la te m �I Ise H E R A LD W ant Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. P H . F A 2 -2 6 11 hr £ati(orft Ijrralft I I’«t*» Livestock. Supplies 22. Articles For Sale Jn. June 27. 1960—Page 111SALF or TRADE: 193* Pontiac OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ttidor Starchirf, excellent con­ dition, good rubber. FA 2-2441. Special Services 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 304 W. 1st. St. FA 2 2611 46 CHEVROLET, good mechani­ SERVICE CALLS 12.00 cally, new tirea, 1150. FA 2-1003 The Biggeit Little Shop FOUR PIECE' blonde bedroom (is Sanford. All Parti And 19. Boats and Motors auite, like new. Call FA 2-0664 Labor G anteed M D an after 6:00 p. m. INFORD RADIO A T ' CENTER Gateway To The Watarway Sanford Ave. FA 2-1741 Your EVINRUDE Dealer FACTORY TO YOU Robson Sporting Goods ALUMINUM LCUUM CLEANER SERVICE: Ph FA 2 4961 VENETIAN BLINDS tepaira and Suppliea Electro, 304-6-1 E. lat. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom lux, Hoover, Kirby, Rexair, ete. rail with plastic ends. Plastic No aervice charge. Work guarMercury Outboard Motor* • r rayon tapaa. Cotton or nylon la nteed. Call FA 2-0294. WOODRUFF MARINE sard a. 2401 French Ave. FA 9-1392 PUMPS ~ SPRINKLERS Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. type* and aiiei, initalled 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4SII 20. Automobiles • Do It Y our.eir R EDI-MIX-CONCRETE > E REPAIR AND SERVICE I960 VOLKSWAGON $1395. After S T ’ E 37'* Window Sills 91.23 9:00, FA 2-7144. 34" Window Lintels 11.23 Machinery and Supply Cat MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24412 1936 MERCURY Medaliit, alandard shift, V-l engine, radio k 300 Elm Ava. Ph. FA 1-3731 AIR CONDITIONING healer; 1933 Ford pickup, V-l standard shift; 1937 Graham GOOD used frame windows, jambs H. B. POPK CO. and assorted lumber. Scr fore­ Taiga, standard shift with over­ 2UO S. Park - FA 2-4234 man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. drive. 6 cylinder with a super swing Mach. Repairs charger and radio; FA 2-9939. BARBECUE GRILL with electric ALL MAKES k MODELS motor 915; large ice cooler 912; CLASSIC MERCADES-BENZ call after 9 00 p. m. FA 2-3001. Blue ribbon winner, Sebring ConCENTALS $3 WEEK cour De L'alogancr, 193S. 1937 2-PIECE living room suite. 1,1 203 W. Firal St. (24 hr. ear.) convertible, model 230, 2 door, 12 x 12 Wilion velvet rug. 2 FA 2-3623 4 passenger, aide mounts, sus­ electric ranges. 1, 22 rifle. 4 pension axles, one shot lubri­ LNO TUNING k REPAIRING Wilton velvet throw rugs. 1 cation system, overdrive, 90% W. L. HARMON single box spring k mattress. iriginal. Motor just complently Ph. FA 7-4223 Losslng Transfer Storage Co., I overhauled. Drive anywhere. FAirfax 23372. Handsome, functional. $1,600 AUTO GLASS eash. FIRM. Write; F.P.Chap- G. E. Refrigerator, f eu. ft., one man, The Village Shop, Fruit* year old, used but like new. INSTALLED land Park, Fla. Call nitei: FA 2-7302. I'indahield Rack Glssa State 7-1929. )oor Glass Vent Glasa Sleeping bags, jungle hammocks, umbrella tenta $39.93 — up. SERVICE 20-A Trailers Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. rnkarik Glass and Paint Co. 114 W. 2nd St. ' FA 2 4612 WANTED TO TRADE Real Estate 1997 COOLATOR refrigerator k for e housetretler. FA 2-0319. Hotpolnt atove, both in good con­ lOYD’S CABINET SHOP - Kitdition. $6$ for both. FA 2-7324. chena. Doora, Plywood Walla, HOUSETRAILER for kale or 307 Elm Ave. FA 2 2916.____ rent: 27 x I General in good FOUR pc. factional k dining room condition. Robert Schultze. 3315 auite. Seven mo. old. Ph. EARS cleaned and poliahed. One Orlando Dr., DeWItt Trailer FA 2-2295 evenings. day aervice. Free pickup and Park, Sanford. delivery. Small cart $3. Medium 17.30. Large cart 110. 2-WHEEL utility trailer S30. 123 23. Notices A Personals Waah job t l . Phone FA 2 4917. Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2-2326. RIDERS from Ssnford area U Martin plant or poinla in be­ LWNS MOWED - Power Edgar. 1936 HOUSETRAILER, 42' X S', tween. Call FA 2-3149 weekday#, Jerry Lord. FA 2-3219.________ $300 cash or furniture, Uk* over after 9 P. M. payment*. FA 242S1, |i5-A Bcsuly Psrlora 24. Lost A Found FOR SALE or resume payment* PJune A July Specials) Permanent* on 1939 English Escort Station LOST: Child's mate Siamese, baa S3.9S k up. 2 Senior Opertora, Wagon. Ph. FA 2 3995 after « foliar with "Tom" written In­ Harriett, Jo Stapleton k Eva p m. side. 122 Country Club Dr. RE­ Jo Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. WARD. FA 2 0336. Stamps. Air Cond. HARRIETT'S 21. Furniture BEAUTY NOOK, 10$ So. Oak LOST: Mens glasses, Dr. Persona FA 2-5742. name on case. FA 2-3$64. New A Uaed Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE DON’T LOSE your vacation money! Use safe, convenient Jenkins Furniture TRAVELER'S CHECKS 409 Sanford Ava. FA 3-74M •FAr 9-9994 Available at . . 9 BIG VALUES 9119 Oak 9 QUICK CREDIT 16. Flowera A Plante FLORIDA STATE BANK 9 EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS LOST: MRS. LOUCK'S KEYS. Cut Flowera For Any Occasian REWARD IF RETURNED WILSON - MAIER SANFORD FLOWER SHOP TO 717 MAGNOLIA FA 2-1120 or FA 94170 New and Uaed Fsrnitur* Sll E. First St. FA >4922 MAKE THE MOST OF THE BEST D E A L OF STOCK 5 o in a DISCOUNT CHIHUAHUA PUPS, AKC. rare whits*. Ph. FA 24331 all day Mon. k Tuas.; after 9:00 rest of week.______________ CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranteed. Good Used Furniture for Sal*. Phone FA 2-7111 or Ml 4-1771. In Casselberry. and apricot female pedigreed. ate. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart Miniature* ready to go July lit. 211 Sanford Ava Ph. FA 2-4133 Telephone DeBary, NO 1-4402. P. O. 769. 22. Articles F ^ T s U T ™ '" SI BUICK HARDTOP, power YELLOW squash and blackeyed steering; radio; runi good. peaa by tbe busnel. FA 24413. Make offer. A. R. Lormann, Long wood, TE 1-4173, evening* Sell Ua Your rurnitur*. Qu'ck Service With The Cash. SUPER TE 1-1391. TRADING POST. FA 9-0677. •0 PLYM O U TH Convertible, real ■harp, new premium W-S/W, SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 3677, Buckner k Son. RAH, 4100 actual miles. Make offer. A R. Lormann. Longwood. Ph. TE 1-3591 • TE 1-4173 ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week, or Month— evenings. FURNITURE CENTER 1931 PACKARD, clean, fair 1100 French Ave. dition, 1123. FA 2-0962. Ph. FA 2-7933 TODAYS SP E C IA L CHECK TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL PRICES Our used car in ven tory is too low! W e’re lo o k in g fo r good clea n T rade-ins! G et th e m o it fo r your car - D u rin g th e m onth o f J u n e. 58 PLYMOUTH FOKDOR STATION WAGON V-9 • Automatic Trans. • 0 Our . Tranamiasion Spa* ciallsts are General Mo­ tors Factory Trainsd with >ears of experiencs. ) All our Paris art Gtnoulna General Motors Built. ) lake advantage of Factory Modification that enly General Motors Trainsd Mrn Know! ----- S E R V I C E *'■* D E P T . ----9 Holler M otor Sales 2nd & Palmetto 4-DR. CUSTOM STATION WAGON Automatic Traatml.eioa • Pow­ er Steering . Factory Air Cowdilimed. 59 PLYMOUTH i Ph. FA 2-0711 LO O K ! C 0 R V A IR C H EV R O LET AIK CONDITIONED Radio k Heater $2395 B E F O R E YOU S P E N D YOUR MONEY t W E N EED 7 0 LD S M 0 B ILE 59 PLYMOUTH OUT A NEW MODELS $1595 / FROM OVER 9 f lo jt ik USED CARS ToODLE LOWERS, cream mala Uaed furniture, appliances, tool* CH OOSE 1 Dawn's 17. Peia, Livestock, Supplies YOUR LIFE 14 C H EV Y TRUCKS (LIGH T And MEDIUM DUTY) O PEN EV EN IN G S 4-DR. BELVEDERE Automatic Trau*ml«aiua • Kadie • Heater • Air Coetdltiouad- BY $2095 APPOINTMENT Most of these outstanding buys are equipped with all the deluxe features that make driving a pleasure. Salei - Service SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER i l » E. 1 st St. PA 2-0614 OPEN EVENING TTL l:M SAT. *TIL 1:99 H O LLER M O TO R S A LES �1 .. ... , $ r * >»-r7? ■ :•*•• '"• x :•:*’ ;>••’ 4 ’T • & x j b s b & ir %?) D ra ftrl ir r m ll new home y d ;- W t\ ; i < f unfilled... This * , 1 may well yo u r answer auv,. I I ■fcy\rl J « We also have lovely new homes available in Sunland Estates and South Pinecrest at Low Low Down Payments. For the Veteran no down payment and closing costs as low as $135. 0* $S»« £ & * $ » a ? ^ • s t * *£• i *5S. v S J . * * « « * „ £ < * k •« ^ r f ^ a ^ o s f s f S f i ^ 5, .AO* *?, .,^ 2 » * > * ' ■ **«.•*" v> % * '• VS? 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In Plane VOU XLIX BETHEL, Maine (UPI) — Alt "five crewmen were killed Monday night when an Air Force tanker plane crashed and eiploded “ into a thousand pieces” In the foothills of the White Mountains. . Tlte huge KC-97 from Ptattsfourgh, N. Y., Air Force Base Turned like a flickering comet as H plunged Into the nigged forest in the hamlet of Newry, aix miles north of here. Identification of dead was with­ held pending notification of kin. Volunteera walked and motored nearly two miles up a narrow mountain road to the widelyatkewn wreckage. Trucks and bulldoiera to panes k a te the dense forest were dis­ patched from Dow Air Force Base at Bangor, ISO miles away. Two Air Force officers from Plattsburgh, Majors William Cook and W. D. Burnham, began a pre­ liminary investigation into the crash. Bernard Powers, a garage oper­ ator. said he heard a “ very loud wailing noise” and thought the million dollar eraft would hit his ia. “ I saw part of k on fire and then the fire seemed to flicker out. Then H crashed and explod­ ed.” Bethel fireman Elgin Tibbetts said the searchers found plane parts “ blown all over the place.” “ Everything had burned out ex­ cept what I guess was magnesium which was still flaring up. t found four of the bodies. All were man­ g l e d and burned.” w Tibbetts said tha four • engine tanker “ blew into a thousand pieces” with only the landing gear and a tail section, recognisable.” Tha tanker, assigned to tha Moth Bombardment Bquadroa, was a* a routine mission. Tornadoes Cross ^ States; Texas Has Flood Threat Br United Tornadoes skipped aeross parts ef Nebraska and Colorado Mon­ day alght, killing two parsons aid •fflinfUctiag extensive damage. < '^ - A U a B. Crosee, M. Topeka, Van., and Marvin W. Cox, M, a Holyoke, Colo., farmer, wars killed when a twister swooped down on a rural area northeast of Holyoke end trapped them in their care. Forty minutes before the Holy­ oke tornado hk, another tsriiter •truck rural Sadgwiek, Colo. The fiinoel eloud knoeked out power f i n d communication* for almoat w iv * hour* but caused no injuries. •tin another tornado cut e 10mfla amate across southwest*rn Nebraska, near M a ty . Tha twist­ a r struck eight farms but injured Tornado-Ilka wtoda damaged farm buBdingi near .Venturis, N. D., 71 mile* southeast of BIsmarek. HaU and high wind* at•ompamlad n thunderstorm et —Linton, N. D. w An elderly man drowned in a near cloudburst et Vlrequa, Wl*. The victim, Olef Bagstad. about M, died when a flash flood swept down a d ry , creek bed a t bis house trailer. The threat ad floods persisted in the Gulf roast area of Texas, hit by tha hkrdeat rains in Wea­ ther Bureau history in the peat lour days. i About MO weary volunteer* 'stood by today t« battla tha floodewollen Colorado River in ease weakened dikes give way. Tha flood crest paased Bay CUy, Tex., Monday night without Incident and Matagorda, U miles down­ stream, expected the ereat about noon today. 1 1 B ryant ‘Learning’ MIAMI (UPI) — Farri* Bryant, hare for a “Thank You" meeting with supporters, said Florida'* present $1.5 million tourism hudgot should be Increased by an­ other million. “ I'm going through a stage ef learning," Bryant said, “ to find out what our problems are. whether K'a a bridge over a river or more welfare for our cltizrns.” , Aid Misdirected MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - United Nations official Paul G. Hoffman told the Kiwanla International con­ vention Monday that billion* in economy aid had been misdir­ ected “ because of the mistaken notion that economic aid rould he used to win friends." Hoffman, former automotive Industry lead­ er, now head* the United Na­ tions special fund which is used to develop low income countries. Flying Flag PORTLAND, Maine (U P I)-T be sama 30-star American flag will fly over the states of Maine and Hawaii—more than 5,000 miles apart—on Fourth of July. At dawn tha flag trill be raised in Poland Spring, Me., by a U. S. Air Force Waf. A Jet will fly tha flag from then* to Honolulu and an Air Force aulor guard trill raise the flag over Hawaiian soil about IT hour* after tt leaves Main*. Strike Continues The rasa was to go to tfla jury after instructions from Tha court. Whitney’s d a f t n a t attaraeya questioned him mainly about hla lather. In a quiet voice ha (aid the jury hla father was often drunk, usually in debt and never ■bowed hla family any love. “ I didn't care for him much," •aid Whitney. •#3) The state examined him only three minute*. The prosecutor had him identify a written confession, tho death wnapon a ( . a caliber ■date), and than asked him “Did you Ull Arthur Keeler?" “ Yea.” Whitney answered. Aa tha M ai opened Monday. Whitney threw himself on tha marey of tha jury with a signed Booby Trap White ourf fishing midway between TituavHto and New Smyrna Reach, Dave Hankins, NA8 Sanford Public Works Department employe, discovered a bomb-llkt ob­ ject on the beach approximately 200 feet from the wa­ te r’s edge. Haskins promptly notified the Sanford Naval Air Escapee Caught Station and Chief W arrant Officer James Bradfield, NEW YORK ( U P I ) - A 33 -yearassistant ordnance officer, nrrived on the scene within old man who escaped from a two hours, accompanied by Chief Petty Officer R. C. Florida courtroom in 1057 will be Benedict and 0. G. Richerson, A03. arraigned before a U. S. com­ The objeet proved to be an "Emergency Submarine missioner today an ■ federal TdhttfjleaUcip Signal it sn ‘V ^ - y . ’.eoivUtlqn, • rljhrjB-ad unlawful flight to avoid confmv.iunt. The FBI announced ranking it extnriiely hazardous, if riot Impossible t» Monday night It had arrested handle or move in any way. Bradfield. after taking the Frederick Shakespeare at hit Job necessary steps to safeguard personnel and property la the Bronx. The FBI said In the area, detonated the signal, eliminating the hazard. Sbakaspaara, who had been liv­ Haskins’ action in reporting the object-prevented ing here since August, 1050, under serious injury to any person who might have inadvert­ tha alias of Frank Long, had taraped from the P«lk County ently attempted to move the device. Naval authorities Courthouse, Bartow, Fla., on Dee. urge all residents In this area to contact NA8 Sanford M, MAT. in situations of this kind Hnd take measures to restrict tha handling or moving of such objects until an^ ordnance expert arrive-. ■ H ... : L: youth Established i908 Tlie County Commission said today that it still 1* not getting cooperation from the fee office heads in a county pay scale study, although all four officer* had sent letters to the board inviting in­ spection of all records concerning payrolls. The commissioner* said they want the fee office* to supply a automatically receive the death sentence unleti the 11-man, one woman jury recommends mercy. U M does, a life sentence la automatic. Whitney la already serving a life sentence after a jury at West Palm Reach con­ victed him and recommended mercy in his trial for killing Mrs. Virginia Selby of Hialeah. Fla. Monday's move by defense attorueys MUrhell Goldman and Ed­ ward Swan had the expected effect of shortening the trial considerab­ ly. The Jury was selected in four hours after tha prosecution and defense bad each excused seven veniremen and Circuit Judge Haraid Vann had released 10. , Mast at the releases were baaauaa of opinions on the death penally. Before being accepted, by were tho UH8 Robinson, ■ Navy destroyer loaded with re­ servists getting an unexpected thrill during their active duty tours; tho rommorrial tug Sa­ vannah, from Savannah. Ga., and annthar Sinclair tanker, the J. E. Dyer. The Essco Scranton, a tanker on its way from Moora City, 8. C., to Raytown, Tex., had been near the scene Monday night when tha MacDonald was atrirkan. Tha Scranton picked JR crewmen fr«m lifeboat*. The Robinson took an­ other 12 crewmen aboard. Tha Scranton proceeded toward Jacksonville with Ha load of Mac­ Donald crewmen. The Coast Guard had difficulty getting anyone to abandon ship at first. The MacDonald's skipper and 14 of tha crewmen refused to leava at one point early this morning even though the stern deck was awash and the bow low in the water. The Coast Guard had expected the ahip to sink by mid-afternoon today hut Mia atowlng of tha settling and tha calmness of tha seas apparently helped tha cuse of the mariner*., GENEVA (UFI) - The West called a bait today to the 10nation disarmament conference in tho face of a Communist walkout and ordered the conference rec­ ord sent to the United Nations. Hie action marked the complete collapse of the talk* which had begun srith high hopes three weeks ago. R meant that the problem ef International disarmament would go bark to the United Nation* where it wilt he debated by more than ft) nations in an open forum inotaad of a select group meeting In closed session. The representative* eg to* Mol­ ted {Mates, Britain, France, Italy and Canaria gathered for a formal session Hits morning at the Palate do* Nations despit# the fael Diplomacy Trips Called Success 4-H Club Meet Planned Thursday There will he a 4-H club meet­ ing si 2 p. m. Thursit*) for North O r b * * you tha at tha home *f Mr/. Anton Krecak, area 4-H home demonstration leader, 141 Ed gem on Avr. Girla will be oriented Into dif­ ferent projects and than be al­ lowed to select toe aveeatten shag desire, Mrs. Kreoak added. each New Commanders C Of C Guests Driver Dozes Off, Wrecks Automobile A Navy man was awakened rather suddenly this morning a f­ ter he apparently went to sleep at the wheel and hie ear veered off the road, clipped off two con­ crete marker post* and foil into a tsn-foot ditch. The sheriff'* office reported that there was about 1600 damage to the ear of Robert Jay, 20, who is attached to VAH-T. Charges for failure to have hie vehicle under control are ponding against Jay. Anti-Payola Bill Headed For Okay Juror hnd In declare ha had no S p e c i a l M e e t i n g WABiaKOTON (VH>—An antimoral objection to condemning • A special Casselberry town coun­ payaia hill headed today toward 17-yaar-old to death. Each malso cil meeting has barns tailed for Howas passage fallowing over- would murderer a life sentence. ters, Mayor w. M. Benson said. -murk* under fadccal reguis'.ion. t .» SANFORD, FLORIDA list of employe salary acaies for each office. Commissioner Lawrenc* Iwofford said “ we know we have the right to look at the books any­ time we want, hut they arc not giving us the salary ranges wr have asked for time and time again." Swoffnrd said he would like to know why a girl In the clerk's office working 35 koura a week makes more money than a sheriff's deputy, working 60 hours a week "and risking his life." Commissioner J. H. Van Hoy asked Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. why he has not furnished a break­ down on job classifications. Reck- Disarmament Talks Flop More Views Asked Captain, 2 Crewmen Ride On Aid For Aged Out Battle Against Sea CHARLESTON. S. C. (U PI)— The reptein and two crtwmrn o f a stricken oil tanker, abandoned by the rest o f the rrew, Todr the ship today in a battle against the l«a. Forty of the crew of the S8 George MacDonald were taken off by another tanker and a Coast Guard cutter, but the captain and two member* of the crew stayed aboard the MacDonald, disabled when a rupture in the engine cooling system flooded the en­ gine room. The 1,000-ton tanker, owned by the Sinclair Oil Co., was wallow­ ing helplessly about 140 miles southeast of Charleston Standing TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1900 1 NO. 725 I Board Insists On Fee Officer Pay Scale Lists WASHINGTON (UIM) — Presldent Elsenhower says his personal diplomacy ha< been so successful that K drove the Communist* to •atram a measure* to block hi* visit to Japan. The president told the nation Monday night that Russia and Red China forced the Japanese govern­ ment to cancel tha Tokyo trip be­ cause they realised hla worldwide missions have helped to obstruct Communist Imperialism. His radio-talaviaion report on hi* 23,000-mila F ar East tour draw mixed reaction from oongraaalonsl leaders. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson said ha hoped and prayed Elsenhower was cor­ rect In believing that, tha Aslan lour had produced beneficial af­ fects for tha fr*a world. Senate Republican le a d e r Ev­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wel­ erett M. Dirksen called the speech fare Secretary Arthur I. Flem­ "an adequate answer" to Demo­ ming was called before the Sen­ cratic critic* of the president's ate Finance Committee today tn trip. giva the administration's views on Eisenhower said the Communists proposals to provide medio*I cere autfrred a sharp aetbaek, even for tha aged. though they blocked hla Japanese Chairman Harry F. Byrd (D- visit. He said ratification of the Va.) declined to forecast which IT. 8 -Japan security treaty was of Mia five pending plan* tha com­ a "slanal defeat" for tho Beds mittee would favor. He said there that far outweighed cancellation was a lot of electlon-ys-r pressure of his Tokyo stop. to do something to help pay the The 'president said ho had no medical expenses of the nation's plans for any more such trips be­ If million person* over S3. fore leaving office neat January. The latest proposal was intro­ duced Monday by Ben. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.L It would extend Social Security benefit* to include medi­ cal Insurance for about 14.1 mil­ lion oldsters at an annual coat Officer* who got new commands of 21.1 billion. Many lawmaker* imp* tea Sen- in lh* recent change of command atf wilt broaden a House-passed ceremony at tho Naval Air Sta­ program of fodaral-atate medical tion will bo special guest at the rare grants that would he*p about Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club meeting Thursday. one million old folks. Capt. Frank U. Edwardi. new Gore told the Sena to ha had urged Democratic Leader Lyndon CO of Halwing One; Cdr. Kenneth R. Johnson to call Congress back Rowell and Cdr. Frank D. Milner to Washington after the political will be present at tho meeting and conventions to work on this and open house in the Chamber of Commerce building whieh will other major legislation. show off the new addition to tha building. Lcdr. Jack Langford, wing public Information officer, will he another apodal guest at the M a. m. meeting. had la agraa Ihar wmdd havu aa t A d U h g a # w t e m o f ■ p ro p o s a l iPJacUaa to giving * convicted poJeoman's^aaZry and other m at­ to bring lh# brwadrastlng net . J f * m ha “ .The rnad-haired L06 ANGELES (UPt (-Striking machinist* and Lockheed missile* and space division went m far apart ai over today In llielr talk* aimed at ending tha 14-day walk­ out of 10,000 workers. But labor unrest that struck other Cali­ fornia aircraft • missile Industry firm* appeared aB hut over. About 20,000 Conrair workers in San Diego Monday ratified a now tw oyear work contract by a narrow 5# percent. ARMED ‘OBJECT* A REAL HAZARD By Admission O f Guilt MIAMI (UPI) —Denols White**, IT, of North Hollywood, Calif!, testified quietly today ha shot to death a Miami gas ttatloo attend ant in February, and minute* later e^b o th sides in hla murder trial rest- United Press Leased Wire News Briefs .Whitney Trial Shortened ■ j&attforfo S f m t f t Longwood C Of C Elections Tonight A president, vice prealdqal and treasurer will ba alerted g I p, m. today to head tha Longwood Chamber of Commcrra for the 198061 year E. G. Haste, presi­ dent, said. The officer writ be Installed at regular modlhly C of C meeting held July 14 at tha Longwood Civic League Hal). there was no hope of the Commanlsta showing up. For it) minutes the five dele­ gates, who since March have sought some mean* of reconcilia­ tion with the Soviets on the arm i question, waited in silence. Then Britain’s David Ormsby-Gor* took the chair and called the meeting to order. He described ■ meeting he had Bulletin ABRRTILLERY, Wales ( U P I ) An explosion ripped through a eoel mine hero today, trapping dotena at miners below ground. A heavy death toll was feared. The National Coal Board aaid nine bodies have been recovered. A board spokesman said 40 to 90 man still were trapped in the Six Brils colliery, whieh employ a some 1,438 men. JOSEPH CORBETT JR* one of tha FBI’# ten most wanted fugitive*, ia want­ ed for escape from the California Institution for Men, Chino, Calif., where ha wan serving a five-year to Ufa sentence for mur­ dering sn Air Force serge, snt. Convicted of seconddegree murder, ha ie con­ sidered armed and dan­ gerous. Corbett also is known as James Barron, Jo* Corbett. W aller Osh o r n , William Osborn, Chnrlen Osborne. W. Wil­ liam Osborne, W alter Os­ borne and others. Anyone having information on the whereabouts of Corbett is asked to rontact the FBI office at 1224 Dale Mabry Blvd, Tampa. Ike Veto Expected On Pay Raises WASHINGTON (U PI)-Rrpubllctn congressional leaders said to­ day after conferring with Presi­ dent Eisenhower that they expect him to veto an election-year pay raise for 1,370,000 government worker*. had with Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin Monday night when the latter made it plain the walkout was final. The shawdow session adjourned briefly for the participant* to con­ fer off the record. Than OrmsbyGore reconvened it long enough to formally pronounce ai dead three months of delicate Eaat-Wett negotiations on the arms race. Ha ordered tha records sent to the United Nations where Russia waa pressing for a General As­ sembly debate on ths disarmament issue. The Western delegates had de­ ckled to hold today's maeting pri­ marily to dram atlie their deter­ mination to keep alive even the slim meat hope* at stowing the “ Thera ie nothing so involved here," Van lloy said, adding, “ I would like to know why a clerk in the sheriff's office make* $17S per month and a cterk in tha Clerk of th* Circuit Court’s attie r makes $300. Van Hoy stressed that the board does not want to bring Individual employes into this study but to see that all employes get tha pay they deserve. The board authorized Van H«r to contact each ef the fee offlccri and ask again if they would furnish the salary range list. County Judge Vernon Mixe point­ ed out in his letter today that the aalary schedules of th* em ­ ployes in hit office are “ are clear­ ly recorded in these records.** He wrote that “ I will attempt as heat 1 can to comply with your request.” Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walk­ er wrote that “ if you tar* to in­ spect the books in any way aa to salaries or otherwise, yoq may do so.” Backwith and Tax Collector John Galloway sent similar tetter*. American Women's Arrest Thwarted... f f i . - 'ii Drainage District Vote Set Sept. 12 The County Commission today set Sept. IS to hold a special election to vote on eitabllihlng a drainage tax dtatriet for the Loth Arbor area. If the majority at tha proptrty owners favor the district, a plan to eliminate flooding would be put into effect soon afterwards. Kstlmalad -cost at tha plan it 140.006. The board, two monthci ago rueelved a petition from 132 free­ holders In the area asking that the district be established. The commisiioa today alio authorised Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walhrr to produce a tax roll for Mw Lake Mary Fire Dis­ trict so tho hoard can datermloe how much to levy in that area. Ed Zimmerman, representing the dletrict said that a $7,900 bud­ get was drawn up with $5,000 to be used for the downpayment of a fire truck. Th* rest of the money would go toward needed equipment, Zimmerman said. Parking Restricted On Four Streets City eommisiionrrs continued Monday night to try to solve traf­ fic flow problems by voting re­ strictions on parking on Ninth, 13th, 20th and 23th Sts. Them will he no parking on either side of W. Ninth St. from Sinford Av*. to French Ave. ex­ cept on tho aouth side of the street tn the blocks between Myrtle and Laurel and between Park and Oak. A single parking spare will ba left vacant at tha Park and Oak corner*. There will be no parking on 13th St., a state road and which already has no parking sign* Installed. The same applies to 25th St. between Mrllonvltle and French Ave. There will be no parking on 20th St. from French Av*. to Locust Avr. Hobby Presents Budget; Asks M ore Pay For Help Miertff J. L. Hobby today pre­ sented bis 196061 budget request to th* County Commission asking for salary raises for deserving full time deputies ana adding tw* additional deputies to bia staff. Th* budget request was for $144,000. The Sheriffs hud$et teat year was $131,000. Chairman John Erider aaid teat 011 L ea se B id s the board would study Hobby's TALLAHASSEE (U PI) ~ The request and scheduled Its first state agreed today to advertise budget meeting neat Tuesday at for bida for an oil toaao an abont • p. aa. 12 mllas at bottom* in tha Chatta­ In presenting Ms budget, Hobby hoochee and Apalachicola river* to said teat his staff waa aadeepaid Jackson and (ladadwi eonttga- Tha ia a*m parte« wtte eteav aeaaIrate was requested by Humble tiea “at thta atao.1* Jii A Refining Ca. Hobby isid 4hat with aaid k was M "imposribffl«y." ly'a growth aa M ia, th* outside work load of lh* Sheriff* depart­ ment will be increased almost M percent during the next ytar. According to Hobby's budgat request, th* salary of the shariff would remain at tto.ooo. Salaries for deputies and assistants would jump from $»,000 to $7$,$00. Hob­ by said be would Uke to see “de­ serving full time deputies who are now making baturaeo $300 and $850 • month got $400 a mouth.” •'Other axpandUurea include: equipment, $48,00$; investigations, mar a o d 'l M U ^ N e e r v e d for aoatiagaaciaa. HAVANA (UPI)—Tha rttvws at two U. B. diplomats thwa tempts by agents of Pros del Castro’s military Intel! organization to arrest t h e m ___ Thursday, It waa reported to­ day. After arguing for more Mian as hour and a half with a carload of riflemen and fommygunners, Mr*. Jam** R. Banks and Mr*. George Falk managed to reach safety at th* amhaaay. Intelligence agents whe had been trying to get th* two wom­ en to their headquarters appar­ ently dropped the whole matter. So far as is known, no charge hat been filed against the two women. . They were snapping plrtures of picturesque buildings In llavana’a Miramar district as xnuvenlra for Mr*. Falk, who left Friday for Italy with her husband, a con­ sular representative, Mr*, P in k * husband is an economic attache. V. S. Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai la believed to have pro­ tested the attempt to violate the American women's diplomatic im­ munity when he and minister Counselor Daniel Rraddock visited the Foreign Ministry Monday ntiteL Th* reported attempt to arrest Mrs. Panks and Mrs. Falk oc­ curred a week to the day after th* arreat of emh*-«v attaches Edwin L. Sweet, of Abilene, Tex., and Willlim G. Frirdcmann, of Stillwater, okla. Japanese Fanatics Run Out Of Steam. TOKYO (UPI)—The fanatic loftwing Zcngai-urcn siudant organi­ ze! on ran nut of (tram turiay. ‘I -ie vaunted organizing power of the group that forced canceilalion of President Kisenhmvrr'a trip to Jam n railed only a fee ila fraction ol what it had prombed would be a massive anti-govern­ ment organization. Leas than 1,000 students shovrd up for a desultory, spiritless drmonstration at the Parliament build­ ing. Zengakuren lenders had boast­ ed tear* would be 20,000. The only eaeitement cam* al mldaflernoon when a group of 20 rightwing members af tbe neofascist Greater Japan Patriotia Society roled up in a truck with loudspeakers and started shouting pro-government and pro-American slogans. About 100 poUremrn quickly surrounedd tha truck and Hopped tha rightwingers from getting too near the leftists, whe ware sitting on the graas singing the Commit* nlst "Internationale.” A police crackdown on the Zeogakuren leadership, combined whb cramming for final examinatlona and just plain too much demon­ strating In the past month, h ai taken a lot af flra ant af th# stud­ ents. •- .3 Santa Trial Slated JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Cri­ minal Court Judge William T. Harvey today Mated Bapt. I t aa new trial date for Mrs. Etizabefit L. Sami, termer cterk af tho JatkaeavOte Polka Credit Union. Tha judge ate* Ml Bapt. f for !-earing molten* ea tea cnteWtaft at bar health at, teat tk te. < < � 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, June 27, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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>, June 27, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4fc0f74770897886644ddcb9121fb509.pdf b5526ee030d2d236f49a6adde258b2e2 PDF Text Text __________________ n - i i m i m n n - r r i T ~i — r ~ . •. i - .rr n . i m n r , t - > ,t, VV* l 1f- - • T e n i .1. ■m i . ! .......■■■■.......... .. ***'■’ ,, ..._________________________ ................................................................... ........................................................... • ■* Three Big Virginia Stores Start Integration Af Lunch Counters 5 Revolutionary Groups Sign Pact Against Castro MIAMI (U PI) — Fir* Cuban revolutionary groups, including three onto linked with Fidel Cas­ tro's 20th of July movement in apposition to Fotgenelo BatiiU, Wednesday annoum-ed signing of a cooperative pact opposing Cas­ tro. Tha group, which calls itself the Democratic Revolutionary Front, (FRD) signed their pact in Mexico City. A statement by the group waa releafed her*. The signers were: Former Prime Minister Man­ uel Antonio da Varona, now presi­ dent of the Aulentlco Party. Dr. Manuel Artlme Hues*, once a captain in Castro’s revolution­ ary army, now secrelary.general of the movement for revolution­ ary recovery. Dr. Justo Carrillo Hernandes, former president of the Cuban Development Rank under Castro, now presdlent of the Montecrlsti Association. Jofe Ignacio Rasco, president of tha Democratic Christian Party. Aurellano Sanches Arango, pre­ sident of the Triple A movement. The Autentlco Party, the Triple A movement, and the Montecristl movement, along with Castro ’a 20th of July movement, were all signers of the 1968 Caracas Pact opposing Batista, a t that time Cuban president The FRD said Its principal aim waa to overthrow the Castro re­ gime and establish a provisional government In Its place. The pro­ visional government would hold power no longer than 18 months before holding free elections, the group said. Port Work Underway E. A. 8ESNIE F. A. Scsnle. one of the found­ er* of the North Orlando Village arrived Wednesday for a today Visit to the new community. Scsnle, treasurer of the Sliver Creek - Precision Corp., said he waa "an amaxed a t the growth of the area that hla company may Consider moving a foundry in this general location." North Orlando recently calibrat­ ed it's first anniversary as an in­ corporated village. CAIRO (UPI) - Saudi Arabia •xpeeta So trebls tha berthing capacity of Dammam, Ita only port on the Persian Gulf, early next year. The current 82(1 million project will Increase the berthing ca­ pacity from two to six ships. . By United Press International I sora rather than avoidcri or accep. Three big stores In northern Vir­ tors." He ascribed this to desegre­ ginia integrated ther lunch coun­ gation of the armed forces and ters Wednesday, and new demon* major league baseball teams. In Alabama, Gov. John Patteratrations by Negroes against segre­ gation at the lunch counter broke I son refused requests of several out In North Carolina. Tha lunch counter demonstratlona, which began last February, have virtually ceased In the South since beginning of the summer vacation at schools and colleges But summer school students at a Negro university in Charlotte, N. C., staged sitdown demonstrations in at least six stores Wednesday. The F. W. Woolworth Company and two department stores in Ar­ lington. Va., just across the Poto­ mac River from Washington, In­ tegrated their lunch counters after two weeks of such demonstrations. Woolworth said the Arlington alore would be the only one in Virginia to do so. At Nashville, Tenn., a speaker at Fisk University's annual race relalioni institute called the sitdown demonstrations "one of the most massive social movements Ihls continent has ever known." Ur.. Robert Johnson, consultant lo the Field of Foundation of New York, told the Fisk audience that during the past decade there has been a "aharp Increase In the ten­ dency of American Negroes lo hemm# orderly and effective aggres- Negro organliations lo create a bi-racial committee lo study the race question in the stale. Palterson said the requests came from "Negro racial agitators" w i t h whom he would not deal. f 2 • 3 • 4 BEDROOMS from $3 3 0 f ; Down Minimurt! F.H.A. a planned GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHER LEAGUE delegate* to the Florida state convention at Suraaota were, from left, Peggy Henke*, Karen Metzler, and Sunan Garrow. Karen, who won the poster contest of the Sanford United Luther Woman’s Club, also won at the state convention with the theme, "My God, My Church, My Life." This was the first Sanford delegation to the convention and resulted in membership in the Florida- Synod Luther League. Immediate Plans For North Orlando Shopping Plaza Denied Rumors of a grocery store and in grocery and other stores will shopping plats to begin construe- not liegin before 60 days, tlon within two weeks in North The site of the first business Orlando were denied today by stores in North Orlando will be Bill Deutsch, vice president o f : located on the Longwood-Oviedo Masterbuilders Inc., who said con- Road across the street from the rtruction of a proposed 7-11 drivel North Orlando Homes sales officy. "Thrre will b# three other stores tied in with the 7-11 con­ struction Deutsch said. "Tenta­ tive leases are presently under negotiation with other businesses for the other stole buildings be­ ing planned,’’ he added, LAKE FRONT £ Tcommunity / I Four Plus One MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) — Three-year-old Linda Fay Is the only child In the Robert l-ee Palmer family without • twin. The Palmers are a family of four e»ts of twins end Linda Fey. All the nine children are under five years old. The eldest twine are Robert Lee and Ruby I.**, not yet 6. Then there are Loretta and Lonetta, 3, Esell and EstelL 1, end newcomers Eerl end Earline. One Lot of Denim lake Mary Summer ProgramUnderway , A summer recreational program lor nil children from kindergar­ ten age through sixth grade hea (teen started' at the Lake Mary Elementary School with expert lead en for each group. Activities start a t 8:}0 until 11:90 a. m. and many special events a n planned for the next a it week*. Beys and girls are invited le Join the groupa new. • • • • H i t t 49 Join In Oviedo Summer Program Forty-nlno registered on Monday for the Summer Reenatlnn at Oviedo's Sweetwater Park Swim, m ini Pool, according to Paul Mikler, Recreation Director. This number U aapected to increate, especially at the conclus­ ion of the Bible School program now at Hi* P in t Baptiet Church Hospital Notes Batty Fay# Bchlusemayar, Geo•vat Fronke I. Jones, Hauford| John Wesley Wallace, Weyrroea, Ga.| Geraldine Brentford, San­ ford: William Richard Springfield, Sanford: Ruth Frances Hamm, Sanford; Amy Clemanta, Sanford: Elisabeth -Wynn, Sanford. Births Mr. and M n. Llah Harden, fan ford, a sent Mr. and Mrs. William R. Befalustmayer, Geneva, a tea. 1 Values to $15.95 e e e a e a * • • • • e e e e e e D U m Ii m I i Ellas both Allred, Sanford: Lida Mae Rigge. Sanford j Noli Lodge, Sanford: Ralph 8treblow, Altamonte Springe; Patricia Costello, Maitland; Kelly Clary, Sanford: Reid E. Ivereon, Sanford; IJ ttie Cooke, Sanford] Mrs. David Kanno and baby, Sanford; Mrs. E. H. Myeea J r„ and baby, Sanford; Ruth Peep lee. Lake Monro*. JUNE at V®,*, " IltT Myat B| on aworu | a s r ■olla Harris, Sanford; Robert R. Mahan. Sanford: Thelma FrankBn, Sanford; Maxine Pcgtar, Sanford. Ririfcn Mr. and Mr*. Bruce E. Clemenla, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mr*, ly m a a L. Myers. Sanford, n eon; Benjamin Hughes Jr., Sanford; Elisabeth Weak*, Sanford; Mrs. LUb Harden and baby. Sanford: Walter AhendrhnJn, Sanford; WflUe Mae Pringle, Sanford; Jessie Mansfield, Sanford; Wllhelian Barriab, DeBary; Evelyn Christ- Remnants All New Fabrics Reduced To Closeout Travel Bags Small Canvas, 2 Handles, With Zipper. • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e e e e e e • • • .STA N T O R D V i b u riU d i i f i 4 �Brides Galore 1 p. m. Slocks June is still the favorite month for marriages in Seminole County. With one week to ro before the month ends, there have been 31 application for marriage licenses as com­ pared with 39 for the entire month of June last year. Since Thursday morning two more application* were posted in the county Judge's office in the court­ house. Although the vast majority of applications are filed by county residents, there are many from people In various sections of the nation. NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock price* at 1 p. m.: • Amrriran TAT ..................... to American Tobacco................. *7 Baltimore A Ohio ................ 36»* Bethlehem Steel ............... 46 Caterpillar _________ —____ » Chrysler ........................ 46‘* Curtiss • Wright ................ 17’« DuPont ................................ 207'x Kastman Kodak ................ 136'* Ford Motor ........................ M’x Central Electric .......... 92‘« General Motors ................. 4.V* Int. TAT ............................. 44»* Johnson Electronics* ....... T -7N LoriUard .............................. 37S Minute Maid ............... 72** Penney ........................ 48** Penn RR ................ 14U Sear* Roebuck .................. S* Standard Oil (NJ) ................ 4IH Stude baker ............. »’» U. S. Sleol ......................... &!'« Wrotinghouse HI................... Health Director Seeks More Help County Health Officer Or. Clyde Brothers told the Jayccoe Thursday th a t he plana to ask the County Commission for an additional $5,000 out of the 1960-61 budget to employ another sanitarian. Answering a question at the Jaycee luncheon, Dr. % rothers aaid that the oounty health department now has ------- ------- —----------- - “ | only twn xantarians. He explained that the two are kept so busy devoting their time to checking property sewerage and water faci­ lities that they haven’t time to in­ spect restaurant* in the area, "which,- la one of the main jobs of that offire." Dr. Brother* xaid that at the present the health department get* $18,000 from the county and with funds from the school hoard, state CARACAS, Venezuela (UP1) — and government has an operating President Romuln Betancourt wax budget of $100,000. Injured and a lop ranking Vene­ Dr. Brother* also said that he zuelan officer waa killed today In expects the new health center, •n apparent axiaiainatlnn attempt now being constructed on ltwy. (gainst the President. 17-91, to be completed by Oct. 1. Betancourt'* naval aide, Capt. He explained that the center will Lopez Parra, wa* killed by a bomb have the best in equipment and blast and Interior Defense Mini­ clinics and an auditorium to house ster Gag. J om Lopez Henriqnez 60 persons. He added that the audi­ ■And his wife were seriously Injur­ torium will be available for orga­ nizations such a* the Cancer and ed. Col. Arms* Perez, head of Ret Heart aorietty for meeting*. The county health o f f i c e r ancoun'i armed guard, also wax alto explained the job of the injured. First reports conflicted on where health department and aaid the the bomb came from. Radio newt- unK plena to carry on its large men aaid K waa thrown at a lina scale Immunization program and of official cart in which the govern­ pre-natal and care of children ment man wera riding. Other eltnte*. aotireet aaid it waa planted in ^ h t defense minixter’a vehicle. V The eaplosion earn* aa the earavan turned into Avenida da loa Procerea in downtown Caracas. Betonrourt's eer waa heavily dam ­ aged. Word of lha aieasiinalioa at­ TTNITOD NATIONS. H. T. tempt spread Like wildfire. The army ruahad tank and troop rein­ (U P I)—The United Nations today forcements to the presidential pal­ could claim one of it* few undis­ ace, apparently ftaring the attack puted triumph* since Woild War a t a prelude to a revolutionary II—a peaceful settlement of tha Anccntino-Itraak dispute over Iwr assassins struck famowo Maxi Ool. Adolf Birhmann. Thera wa* no doubt titchmana, aa the Betancourt entourage waa sorouto to Army Day ecramoniaa. the accused killer of millions of The oapioaton same jest as the Jewa who was discovered and oars w on passing a soda fountain. captured by Israeli agent* in a Tha site waa only a few blocks sensational kidnaping from Ueunoa Aire last month, would stand from the reviewing stand Bntaaoomrt woe token to Mm trial in Israel for hi* World War Onhrorafty City tffaie tar emer­ t l arimas. Argentina indicated the injury gency treatment. First report! laid don* to its national dignity by the ho won anh illegal abdurtion could bo consid­ ered all bat forgotten following Ttiaraday's mild Security Council resolution asking Israel for ade­ quate reparation.” fo Bueno* Air**, Undersecre­ tary of Foreign Affair* Miguel Angel Centeno said the repara­ Television olar Carry Moore may tion might be nothing more than have found the solution to Long- a public apology, auch a* already wood's sidewalk problem*. offered by Iiraeli Foreign Minis­ On hie TV program, *Tva Cot ter Mr*. Golds Meir. y Secret," ha had his panel's rootprint • imprinted in concrete block*. •White they were doing this he said, "If any Mayor needs hio sidewalks repaired, Just send mo a telegram." Two Sanford youth* w*r# in­ Lnagwood Mayor A. R. Lormann jured Thursday whan the motor did just IbaL Ha tent Garry Moors (cooler on which they were riding a telegram, explaining the need wa* hit by a car driven by Fred­ for good sidewalk! in the com­ die Dean Mcncfee, a Sanford neg­ munity. »nd told liie TV person­ ro. ality. in hi* telegram, he could John Charles Ogden, $4, and £ is e the eanoreto block*. Joha Henry Ray, 1J, ware treated for abrasion* and laceration* af­ ter Mooefee ran a red light at 20th Stroet and Park and hit the scootar, police said. Charge* against Monetae are Students of lha Florida Federa­ pending, polire added. tion of Art summer r im e * will complete their first round of in­ structions neat week. I^roy Nichols, art in*true tor of DeBary, xald Monday and Tuasotoay the class will b* devoted to Handicap# painting, and Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday, they will bo taught portrait painting. Painting* done by Iaroy Nich­ ols are now on display at the Innes Gallery located at (he DeBary Mansion. Venezuela Leader Hurt; One Killed Jn Murder Attempt Eichmann Affair Termed UN Victory Long wood Mayor Takes Street Problem To Moore Scooter Mishap Injures Two Busy Agenda Set For Art Students Stevens Named VP ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Dr. Herb Steven* of Fort l.atiderdale was elected one of to national vice president* of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Thursday. Stevens was named a* the Jaycecs con­ cluded their loth annual conven­ tion here. The Coast Guard said Boat­ swains M auJIXC RoShi* Pierce, 22, of Franklin, Va., was on watch when the 45B foot freighter loomed out of the fog—so thick that 15 milei away in Manhattan the lop of the Empire Stale Building was invisible a block away. Tamalonis aaid tie had just got­ ten "out of the sack" before Hie aeridrnt. He said that from the lim* the emergency signal sound­ ed lo the time he climh*d into the ruhber lifeboat-raft, only to minut«* elapsed. "The men got off one at a time," he said. "It was good dis­ cipline. We watched her gn down —it waa only three or four min­ utes that the went down alter o* got into the raft. "I was afraid the tuek, (be un­ dertow. would take ua. an I told the men to paddle away with their handi. "But there wasn't much water, and after a while we could ua* the oars. "One time w* heard a liner very close by, and Ihe fog wae pretty thick. I shot off a lot of flares to save us. ( guess there were about 30 flare*." Tamalonis said twn men were on duty on the lightship, on* no deck and one in the engine room. The ship is 133 feet long. )t was struck amidship. The mao on watch. Pierce, founded the alarm in time for *veryon* to gel up and get off—with only th* clothes they were wearing and a few wallet*. oTIu> H a n fo r d S jm tlfc WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday. High today, 87-92. Low tonight. 68-74. VOL. XLIX United Preoa Leaned Wire Established i908 FRIDAY. JUNK 24, I960 Finch Case LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Carole Tregoffs attorney* today prepared a U. S. Supreme Court rase to dis­ qualify the Judge in the second murder trial of the red-haired mo­ del and Dr. R. Bernard Finch. The high eourt appeal made a further delay probable in the retrial of the admitted lovers now scheduled for Monday. VAN NUYS, Calif. (UPI) -A n 18-year-old youth itirrendered to police early today and confessed shooting to death Shalk Dastagir, 40, brother of actor Sabu the Ele­ phant Boy Thursday night In an abortive holdup. Police said Jim Shields, a former employe of Dastagir's furniture store, confessed the slaying to officers, slating he needed money to "fix up his car." JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Twen­ ty of about $0 Raiford Prison convicts, slated to teatify on bru­ tality ahargea against U former Raiford prison guards nrzt week, arrived in Jacksonville today. The guard* are accused of inflicting cruel and unuiual punishment in­ cluding chaining prisoner* and spraying them with high-pressure hoses, during a four-month period in IBM. Castro Threat HAVANA ( UPI)—Premier .Fidel Castro says hi* revolutionary gov­ ernment may confiscate hundreds of millions of dollars worth of U. S. property if Congress reduces Cu­ ba's share of the American sugar market. In a speech Thursday to a group of "former IBM revolution­ ary students," Castro eited the Cuban Telephone Oo., the Cuban Electric Co. and various banks, sugar mills and mines among Aiuerican-owoed properties which have not yot been iokea over by Ihe government. JAKUBCIN who rocently won Uic Stato 4-H Club Tractor Contest held at the Boy'g 4-H Club Short Courae at the University of Florida, is ahown with hie proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jakubcin Sr. of Slavia. John will represent Florida in the Eastern State* Tractor Operator's Contest in September. hat decided to retire from the ...... """ M ai. Department no matter which fjg g y y parly wins lha November elec­ tions. On still another subject llcrtrr denied dally that the United Stales in any way suggested to Tokyo that it should call off Presi­ dent Eisenhower's trip to Japan. Sleeting with newsmen on the tOlh anniversary of th* Communist By United Frets International attack in Korea, llerter used the Summer alarms unleashed 6 newt conference to call for a " re ­ affirm atioo of lha free world's deadly fury of tornadoes and reedeform inatloo-to rrslal » 7*v-»*>*n and our support tar the United Th* tempo*!* smashed nemos Nations." and farms, knocked out communi­ Herter said in hit roinment <>n cations and sent rivers surging Khrushchev that Ihe Soviet lead­ over Iheir banks bt Illinois. In­ er's statements that he would diana and Kentucky. Severe flood­ not deal with President Risen ing was feared. bower and hi* letters to Democra­ Four lions atrapod their open tic political figures came about at air pit at a Louisville zoo when • close (o Interfering In U. S. do­ record five Indies nf rain In nin* mestic affair* as anything he could hour* collapsed a concrete wall. think of. Three were shot at once. Th# Khrushchev recently quipped fourth roamed wild for elghl hour* (hat if It were true lhal Ihe U. S. before being shot. candidate endorsed by lha Soviet At least seven deaths and doeUnion would lose, hr would en­ ens of Injuries were blamed on dorse Vice President Richard M. the rain, wind and lightning that Nixon. raged from Ihe Mlttisaippl lo lha llerter said lliai because of hit Appalachians. Four persons wees age and the possibility that Ills killed in Kentucky, two Jn lllinoit arthritic condition might g e 1 and one in Indiana. worse hr hat (lecldrd (hat a "youn­ Twn private planet wore report­ ger man" should lake over Hie post ed misting over Ohio or Hio cast of secretary as the storms swept the area. When he became secretary a Meantime, weathermen in Flor­ little ovrr a year ago, ha rerilled. ida aaid a potentially dangerous hit doctor* gave him a medical squall ara In the soilliwcsl Gulf clearance only until the end of the or Mexico was not cxprcict! to prrirnt administration. grow into the season's first liuirlllerter alto told reporters: The cane. United Stales has been giving in­ The Weather Burrai. tn'd th# formation roncernlng Cuba to Hie cold front which produced the Inlrram rrirau Peace Committer storms wmil I cro « the Appa nbut "at Ihia moment" has made chlnns toward the K ail Coast to­ no decision lo bring a major in­ day. Rut lie siurnts were cxnc tdictment against Cuba in the in­ ed lo ahnir ami si r only s-iowora ternational body. or isu'atrd lliundirslof/n* from He experts Japan to remain a , .M ne to Florida. Clearing weather staunch free world ally despite wa predicted tur the hard hit MidPrime Minister Nnhuauke Kislii'a ui . announcement that hr will resign. He laid rancrllatinn nf President Eisenhower's Japanese trip last wrrk was entirely on Japan's ini tialivr. He lias seen no haslr chan-r | In Soviet imllry or in Premier Khrushchev's position In the Kr.-m lin hierarehy despite Khrushchev's W. K. Dibble of Geneva wsa w-recking nf the summit and hi- circled p r o dent of the nev v hitler attacks on President Eisen­ f o r m e d SoutUcastern Semin -e hower. County Republican Club. Other officers, elected at the club's organizational meeting he Id • uc day in the Geneva Community Flection Meet A special Lung wood Chamber Mali were George Bouldcn of Chuof Commerce meeting fur the | luota, vice president: Mrs. Katha­ election of -officers will bp hrld rine laidd of Geneva, secretary* at I p. in. Tuesday al the Civic ' ■ml Charles MrCuna of Chuluou, treasurer. League building. Plant for the installation of D. N. Ladd, Republican candi­ offirert meeting scheduled for 8 date for Congress from this dis­ p. m. July 14. will be discussed I trict, spoke lo tha group after alto, E. G. Heath, president, said. I Ihe business meeting. Rain Cause Havoc In Ohio Valley Deep Trouble Convict* To Testify NO. 723 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Chriotinn A. Herter accused Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev todny of metldliiiR in U. S. internal affairs by hi* comments on presidential election.*. Herter also told his new* conference—the first he hzi held since collapse of the summit mnetiiiR In Paris—fhnt he Sabu’s Kin Killed ST. PAUL. Minn, (UPI) - The AFI.-CIO is in "deop lyouhloU. Ft»k Negro labor, -a leader of the Na­ tional Association for tha Advance­ ment of Colored People (NAACP) said today. Herbert Hllf, labor sec­ retary of the NAACP. laid the group's annual lahpr d|nn*r (might is likely to hear charges leveled against ArL-CIO Preaidant George Meany and many fogmrnla of or­ ganized labor. SANFORD, FLORIDA Nikita Accused Of 'Meddling' In U.S. Affairs ORLANDO (UPI) - The Marlin Co. received Army contracts total­ ing $18,863,460 Thursday for con­ tinued work on it* Lacrosse mis­ sile. The Lacrosse, a swepl-wing, solid-propellant missile, is launch­ ed from a 2'» Ion truck and steer­ ed by a mobile ground guidance station. THE ST. JOHN'S Aanociution of Life' UmlurWritou metalled new officer# “ at A' rhuetTrig“UriTib“Mlir Lou restaurant TnUrtduy. John Harrltoa, zone vnpe-president of the State Association, installing officer and gdeat speaker m ehown congratulating I- K. (Ruck) Fprguson, president. Ken Murphy, second vice-president is at the far loft. Other officers are, Stuart Stetson, first vice-president and Ralph Hackett, secretnry-trrnsiircr. (Herald Photo) Mao Challenging Nikita For Red Rule LONDON (UPI) — Communist i These experts believe the qi.ar China's Mao Tae-tung is plainly i rel — hasieally over the Marxlstchallenging Soviet Premier Nikita U-muist teaching that war with S. Khrushchev fur the supreme capitalism is Inevitable — is loo leadership of intornaimnal Com­ deep-seated for the two men to share equal siatus in Hie Cominiimunism. This is tlx- cousidcrt-ii opinion of ; nlst hierarchy. noted Communist affairs experts Khrushchev p r u e I a I in e d in who have watched a Sinn.Soviet speeches in Bucharest, Itnmania, dispute over party ideology burst that socialism and capitalism cuuld from s secret Inner-rirrle affair co-exist peacefully. He argued lliai into a wide-open, public debate. Marx and Iwnin were brilliant phil­ osophers hut in some eases their theories were outdated by a rapid ly changing world. Hr appeared to have the sup port of all Eastern European Com­ munist leadrra at present. Tile I’eiping regime's reartion lo this was bold and direct. Two HONOLULU (UPI) - President <lza>a after Khrushchev spoke, the Eisenhower, described by his staff official Peiping Peoples Dally re ­ as puzzled and somewhat amused iterated party Chairman Man'* by Democratic criticism of hi* belief that coexistence is impos­ failure to visit Japan, will present sible. Herenl pronouncement*- from his side of the recent Far Eastern trip to the American people Mon­ Peiping indicated Mao ia being built up systemaiirally now a* the day at 7:30 p. m. Speaking f r o m Washington, true guardian of classic Commu­ where he Is expected lo return .Sun­ nist ideology. day, the Chief Executive will ac­ cent Ihe positive rather than de­ fend his trip. He still believes (irm­ ly that his visits to Ihe Philippines, Formosa and Korea added up to a successful venture in developing closer ties between Ihe United Hunters ami fishermen of SemiSlates and Ihe Orient. Eisenhower's speech, under prrp- 'mile-Volusia area will lie given a ation here in ronsuliatiun with ^ chance In express themselves at members of his White llousi staff, a rule* and regulations meeting to will be broadcast nationally by ra ­ lie held al 8 p. m. Monday night dio and television and relayed in Ihe Del.and City Hall. The meeting It one of a aeries around the world over the short­ wave circuits of the Voice of being held over thr stair lo sam­ ple puhlir opinion regarding hunt­ America. ing end fishing rules (or the I960til seasons with officers of the Game A Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission presiding. At a meeting held last Sunday Commissioner* from the Lake l-'ifth llegion sportsmen passed a Mary Fire District T h u r * d a y number ol motions covering sug­ agreed to submit a $7..vat budget gestions In lie made to Commis­ to tliw County Commission next sion officials. One perennial ques­ week for Ihe 1960 61 • fiscal year. tion will be that of deer hunting The main Hein on thr budget will willi dogs. Some Florida sports­ be for a $3,000 down payment on a men feel dog hunting should h* $12,000 lire trurk. The remainder prohibited in some areas—al lead of the money would he used for for part of the season. equipment at the fire house. Restricted hunting of does for archers and firearms hunter* will Kadet Award he considered.- A proposal for an The Kadrts of America will make early season squirrel bunt in the a Kadet Of the Month award at St. Johns River valley met appro­ 7:30 p. m. today at the National val at last week's meeting. It will be introduced Monday sight. Guard Armory. Demo Criticism Puzzles President Hunt, Fishing Rules Meeting Scheduled Monday Fire District Budget Drawn Up jo h n fished the lightship'* nan* crew­ Guard base oi. Staten Island, hag­ men K> safety. gard _and hollow-eyed. They The Green May s c r e w (lumped break! a sled at one# and .then met a raft alongside the sinking light­ newsmen. Chief Boatswain Joseph Tim sship and its Coast Guardsmen made it In safety just minute* be­ lonis of Ml. Carmel, Pa.. 27-yearfore the red-and-whito beacon ves­ old skipper of th« lightship, aaid Ihe big beacon on his red-andsel plunged to the bottom. The men paddled with their white • emblaroned vessel was hands in a desperate battle to get working and an automatic foghorn aw*y lest surtion haul them down was blasting out its warning sig­ with th* doomed lightship. They nal every 13 seconds. mad* it. Hut when h* was aiked if any­ Taken atioard the freighter, the one spotted the approaching Coast Guardsmen waited while freighter on Ihe lightship’s radar, two eutters sped a dozen milaa an officer advised him not to an­ from Staten Island in New York swer. harbor—one lo take up th* vigil In any ease, the lightship was at Ambrose and the other to I a sitting durk. Heavy anchors bring tihsm home. ! moored It against any slippage Just before 7 a. m. th* aur- | from exact position at the doorvivor* readied St. George* l'oa*l ! way to New York. Martin Contracts A Summer sketch group will be organized toon by the Sanford Art Astn. Anyone interested in joining Ihe group is asked In contact Mr*. Beth Gregory at FA 2-6293. Association officials reported alan today that the annual meeting of the organization will be held Sept. 14. There are to be no regular summer meetings planned by the 4iroup. Th* North Orlaodo Village Coun­ cil will moet at > p. m. Tues­ day in Mayor Roy Liddicott's of­ fice. Vico Mayor Frank Fasula will prosido in place of the mayor who is o* a a h week vacation U p­ NKW YORK (UPU — Tha his­ toric "oya" of the world’* biggest harbor—Ambrose Lightship—wa* rammed by a passing freighter in thick fog today and tank at Its lonely anchorage e^ght miles off New York C»iy. But it* Coast Guard crewmen were saved. The 6.123-ton American freigh­ ter Green Ray. outward bound, collided* with the U. S. Coast Guard's "Relief 503" at 4:30 a. m. in the blacked • out gateway to New York harbor, (he world’* busiest tea lane. The stubby, 129-foot lightship sank in 9o feet of water, leaving the main Ambrose channel tem ­ porarily unguarded. The Green Ray was only slightly damaged. It launched a boat ot once and News Briefs Sketching Group ^To Be Organized Council Sets Meet Freighter Rams Lightship O ff Harbor It was no secret that Red China in the past several years has been pressing for expanded influence within Hie Communist bine, and lias been getting it. \\ hu( surprises Western exferta is that Mao, even if he is equal lu Khrushchev within party nego­ tiations, seems no longer willing in thr interest of Communist unity In arrrpl the world's view ol him as a secondary leader. Jack Phillips Dies In Washington Jack Phillips of Thr Herald staff, . who had an operation on hit heart this month at George­ town University Hospital at Wash­ ington. died Thursday. He had hero reported recover­ ing from the corrective surgery ami had written Irltera saying that hr expected lo return to work in August. A rising temperature Tuesda) was the only indication nl possible complications, in Ihe post surgical period, his family said. Members of hit family had re­ turned home lo Orlando lo await his disrhargr from Ihe hospital af­ ter doctors had reported his pro­ gress as satisfactory. Funeral arrangements will he completed this weekend, the fami­ ly said. Lutheran League Sets Installation An Installation nl officers for thr United Lutheran Church wo­ men will lie held Sunday al the Shrine Club. The installalihm will lie a candle service at 7:30 p. m. New offi­ cers arc Mrs. Ronald Raimussin, president; Mrs. Ralph M. Wil­ kins. vice president; Sirs. Eleanor Crenshaw, treasurer: Mrs. Fedor Rivero, secretary; Lucille Kauf­ man, rducalion committee chair­ man; Mr*. William Meyers, Chris­ tian service committee chairman; Mrs. Clifford Rizor, membership chairman; Mrs. Richard Martin, offering chairman, Mrs. James Bryant, Faith Circle leader and Mrs Ernest Bolick Jr., Esther Circle leader. f 0:b!'!e fleeted Cljb President Beauty Battle jii SARASOTA (U PI) — Mims Fort 'Lauderdale and Mias Sf. Petersburg won the first two prcllmin«rie» Thursday night in the battle of heautlea for the I960 Miss Florida crown. Kuthy Magda, a 19-year-old brunette front Fort I-auderdale, won the Group A talent contest with a dramatic reading of a scene from the play "Our Town.** Nineteen-year-old Annette Raker of St. Petersburg displayed 36-24-36 measurements to win the Group B swim suit competition ------------ ‘ i • I aS \ *ril to* -» 1. ■r»l I i •JJr L i| �m* . . . OtisnuL Qhuhch Sunday* I Church Of Christ FIRST BAPTIST c h u r c h III Park Arena* W. P. Brook*. Jr. P**tor F. B. Fisher A»»or. Pastor Morning Wonhip ... . 1:45 a. m. Sunday School . . . . . . 1:45 a. m. Morning W orship....... 11:00 a. m. Training Union .......... 1:45 p.m. Evening Worihip . 1:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. Nursery available CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva FIRST CHURCH Ralph Brewer J r .......... Evangelist OF THE NAZARENE Bible School ............. 10:00 a. m W. 2ad St. at Mapla.A«>^ Morning W orship........ll:0u a m Evening Worship ...... 7:30 p. m I. W. Justice ................... Pastor Wed. Prayer Serviea . 7:30 p. a aundsy School ............ 0:43 a. m. Morning Worship ... 10:45 a. m. NYPS .................... 0:50 p. m. N .y . P . U N . J . I ........ Op. a . CHURCH OF CHRIST Gospel Service ............. 7 p. a. Paola r.tra Duncan .......... Minister Morning W orship........ 11:00 a. m FERN PARR CHURCH OF THE Evening Worship . . . . . 0:00 a. m NAZARENE Thurt. Bibla Study — 7:30 p. m O'BRIAN ROAD Rev. Jim Fisher ............ Pastor Sunday school.................9:45 a. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning worship ....... 10:45 a. m. I/logwood Youth service .......5:45 p. m. Morning Worship ... 10:30 a. m. Evangelistic service ... 7:30 p. ra. Evening Worship 7:30 p. a Wed. prayer service .7:30 p. a . CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. k Oak Are. Rev. Gail Smith .. . . Pastor Sunday School ............ 1:45 a. m. Morning W orship........ 11:00 a. m. Training Union ............ 1:15 p. m. Evening Worship .........7:50 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:50 p. m. Nursery Available Episcopal HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Park Ave. at 4tk St. Rev. John W. Thomas....... Pastor Holy Eucharist ............ 7:30 a. m. Family ServiceChurch School .......... 0:00 a. m Morning P ra y e rSermon ............ 11:00 a . m . Holy Communion — Tuesday ................ 7:30 a. a WEST BIDE Wednesday ................. 10:00 a. m MISSIONARY BAPTIST Thursday .................. ..7:30 a. m. 411 S. Hotly Ave. Sacrament at Penance Paul Colly ......................... Pastor Saturday ................5:00-0:00 p. a . Sunday School ............10:00 a. m. Morning W orship........ 11:00 a. m. Bible Study ...................7:0u p. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Evening Worship ........ 7:30 p. m. CHURCH Wed. Prayer Service ..7:30 p. ra. Enterprise • DcBary Fr. Paul Shuiti ................. Pastor Holy Communion— CHULLOTA FIRST BAPTIST Sunday .................. 1:00 a. a. CHURCH Morning P ra y e rC .0. Swaggerty ............. Pastor Sermon .................... 0:30 a. a . Sunday School ............ 0:45 a. m. Holy Communion— Morning Worship ....11:00 a. m. 1st Sunday each month 11 a. a . Training Union ........ i:30 p. m. Evening Service ...........7:50 p. m. W’ed. Prayer Servle* .. 7:10 p. m CHRIST CHURCH Loagwood Rev. Georgs 1- Granger ..Pastor ELDER SPRINGS Sunday Serviea ............... 0 a. m. BAPTIST CHURCH Church School ............ 10:00 a. a . B. H. Griffin ................... Pastor Holy Communion Sunday School .......... 1:15 a. a . First, Third Sunday Morning Worship ....11:00 a. m. Youth M eeting...............1:00 p. a . Jewish Synagogue Evening W orship...........1:00 p. m. CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL 10th and Magnolia Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. ra. Friday Evtning Serviea p. a . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lutheran OP GENEVA GOOD AUEPHKRD UNITED Jack L. Stewart Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ........10:00 a. a . Saaford Shriaa (Tab Morning Service .........11:00 a. m. 1st St. and Lea Ava. Training Union .......... 1:50 p. a . Ernest Bolick Jr. Pastor Early Sorvlee ...............0:15 a. a . HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH Church School ............0:50 a. m. OP GENEVA Morning W orship........ 10:30 a. m. Joseph M. Slade, Jr. Pastor Pastor's Uaaa ............ 0:50 a . a . Sunday School ...........10:00 a. m. Luthar League............ 1:5(1 p. a . Morning Worship ... .11:00 a. a . Confirmation Class Mon. 1:45 p, a . .Training .Union ........ I:l*.p. a . CokocMra Class Tburs. 4 PJH. •Evening /Worship ....7 :J a V a . Nursery Available. Wed. P a y e r Service .7:50 p. a PINECRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Onora Road Donald Gravenmeir .. ..Pastor Sunday School ------ - 1:45 a. m. Morning Worship ....... ll:0 0 a . ra. Training Union ............ «:30 p. m. Evening Worship .........7:45 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service . 7:45 p. m. Nursery Available FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LABE MARY W. B eann ......................... Paster Sunday School .......... 1:45 a. n Morning Worship ....11:00 a. a . Evening Worship . ...7:30 p. n Wed. Prayer Service. .7:50 p. a . Training Union 1:50 p. a . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Car. Church Si Gran! Sts. C. L F u t c h .....................Pastor Sunday School . . ..0 :1 5 a .m . Morning Worship ....11:00 a .m . T racing Union .........0:45 p. a . Evening Worship .........7:45 p a . Wed. Prayer S ervice....7:45 p. a . LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 100 W. 35th Flat* Herbert W. Goers* ............Pastor Early Service ............... ■ a. a . Sunday School ............. 0:15 a. m. Adult Bible C la ss.........0:15 a. m. Worship Servlet .........10:50 a. a . ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Slavla (Near Oviedo) Stephen M. Tuhy ............... Pastor Morning Worship .........1:15 a. a . Sunday School ..............0:00 a. a . Christian Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Elementary 1:00 a. a . Methodist LAEE MONROE Three allea weal of Saaford on First St., right at Moaree Corear Robert O. Byrd .............. Pastor Sunday School ............ 0:45 a. m Morning Worihip ....11:00 a. a . Training Union ......... 0:50 p. a . Evening Worship .........7:50 p. m. Wod. Prayer Service . 5:00 p. a . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Ava. Rav. John Adams ............ Pastor Morning Worship ..... ...«:30 a. a . Sunday School ............ 0:45 a. a . Morning W orship.......il:(su a. m. M Yr Ms*ting* ...........5:00 p. a . (Intermediate, Senior) Teacher Training Course Evening W orship.........7:10 p. a . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OVIEDO Jaek T. Bryant . Paster Suadiy School ...........0:45 a. i Morning W orship........ 11:00 e. m. Training Union ............ 6:15 p. a Evening S erv ice............7:00 p. m Wed.. Prayer Service ..7:30 p. a FREE METHOD1ST CHURCH Laurel Ava. at 0th S4. Ira E. Hindman Jr. ............Pastor Sunday School ............... 0:45 a. a . Morning Worship ........ 10:45 a. a . FMY ............................. 7:oo p. a . Evening Worship .........7:10 p. a . Mon. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. a . Tues. FMY Prayor . . . . 7:50 p. a . Wad. Prayer Servian . 7:50 p. a . Catholic ALL SOUIS CATMOUC CHURCH Oak Ave. at Mb SI. Rev. Richard L y o n s............ Pastor Sunday Moaiaa ............ !:00 a. a . .......... 1:30 a. a . . . . . . . . . 10.00 a. a . .........~ll:3Q a. a Daily Mass ...................7:15 a. a Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1007 S. Sealerd Ava. J a a a a N. Barnett .......... Pastor Sunday School . . . , 0:45 a. a . Morning Worihip ....... ll:iw a. a . Junior Fellowship .. 3:30 p.m. Chi Rbo Fellowship ... . 5:00 p.n. Christina Youth Fellowship 0:0u P. h- Nazarcne Nazarene Baptipt CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH A s United Church aI Christ Park Ava. at stib St. Rav. Joseph K. Stock, .......Pastor Bible S chool............... o:45 a. a . M onlus Worship . . . ll:tw a. a . P ilg ria Fellowship ... 7:30 p. a . Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST la d SL and R la Ave. George M. Yalta .......... Minister * M a Schaai ................l l ;00 a. a . Harming Worship . . . . li:oo a. a . Evening W orship.......... 7:30 p. a . Wed. Bible S tu d y ...........7:30 p. a . I.ARE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary S. L. Drawdy ....................Pastor Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship — 11:00 a. m. Christian Service Training 0:00 p. m. Evening Worship 7.no p. m Wod. Praysr Serviea 7:50 p. m Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ava. and Third B4. Rav. Graver C Sewell, Jr. Morning Worship . . . . .1:45 a. a . Sunday School ............ 8:45 a. m. Session Mealing ......... 10:43 a. m. Morning-Worship....... 11:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship ... .5:00 P- m. Senior Fellowship . . . . ..6:00 P.m. Evening Worship . . . . .7:30 P- m. Wed. Preyer Service 7:00 P- m. Nursery Available Yljr #anfnrB School To Run One More Week YrratJI Page 2—Fri. June 24, 1960 Churches Plan Varied Program Of Summer Socials It Is easy to tell that summer la here by the picnics, barbecues, box socials and "dinner on the grounds" which the area churches are holding In large numbers. Many of the rhurrhes have *!• ready held their out-of-door so­ cials but there are still a number coming up. An oldfa»hli>ned Sunday school picnic will he held by the Good Shepherd Lutheran church, Sat­ urday. The picnic begins at 3 p. m. at the Rig Tree Park. Priic* and games for all ages have been planned. Everyone attending should bring a basket lunch, drink* and dishes. A covered dish dinner will be held on the grounds of the First Christian Church Sunday after the morning worship service. All members and friend* are invit­ ed. A covered dish supper will be the program of the adult fellow­ ship group at Harnett Memorial Methodist Church, Enterprise. Monday. Supper starts at 0:30 p. m. in th* church. Last Sunday, after the services at the Eheneser Methodist Church, a dinner on th* grounds was held. The Flrat Christian Church, Sanford, reported a vary success­ ful barbecue sponsored by the Men's Club last Saturday. Around •00 plates were sold. Funds rais­ ed from this project went for a now carpet in the ehurch sanc­ tuary. RETIRING REV. GEORGE GRANGER, second from left, is presented with a check from Chnrlos Pasternack, senior warden. Rev. Granger has been the pastor of the Christ Church Episcopal, Longwood, Also in the pic­ ture are Mrs. Granger and Charles Morrison, treasurer of the chtfreh. (Herald Photo) T’ie Vacation Bible School h». Ing held now at the Fir«t Bant:«t Church in Oviedo will run for one m»rc - w eek.------" ) At the registration hcM )*,( Friday, t9 children were rrgu;. ered. Jack T. Bryant, pastor of the church, is acting as principal and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy is se­ cretary. Miss Martha Jean Hardy j| superintendent of the intermedi. ale department. Mrs. .lark T. Bryant is superintendent of tliqt junior department with Mrs. Ms* E. King. The primary group is led hr Mrs. Ben F. Ward Jr., Mrs. R, M. May* and Miss Jackie Pcndarvis. Mrs. Harvey Joe Slayton ami Miss Sandra Mays are leaders of the beginners. The nursery group has four teachers; Mrs. Arthur Metralf, Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. Char, lea Aulin and Mrs. Howard Gott. w Refreshments are being served by Mrs. G. M. A nt and Mrs. D. W. WUli*. During the last 15 year*, there has been a 77 per cent decline in the death rate from appendici­ tis. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DeBary a v ia Cantor Of th* nation's fa mil lea, 0 5 A. C. Summers ................ Pastor par cent have annual Incomas Sundsy School ........... 0:00 a. ra. Morning W orship.........10:00 a. a . ranging from 510.000 to tts.ooo. Other Churches COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE SALVATION ARMY Lake M iry 514 R. Sacand SL John W. Plliay ................ Pastor Sundsy School .............10:00 a.a .Sunday: M onies W orship.......... 11:00 o. a . Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. Holiness M asting....... 11:00 a. Junior High Westminister Fellowship ................. 0:50 p.a .Street M asting..............0:50 p. Y P L .................................l:oo p. Senior High W sstainlitsr 7:50 p. Fellowship ..................7:50 p.a .Salvation Moating Tuesday: s Corp C a d e ts.................... 5:30 p. UPSALA COMMUNITY Band P ra c tic e ..............4:00 p. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ladles Homo League . 7:50 p, a . John W. Pillay.......................Pastor Tburs. Prayer Service . 7:30 p. Naming Worship .........0:00 n.a .Sat. Street Masting ... 0:50 p. Sunday School .............10:00 e.a . Westminister Fellowship THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE Santoro ...7:50 p.a* 24th and Chata Ava. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. a . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Morning W orship........11:00 a. a . CHURCH Bvenlng W o n h ip .........-7:45 p. a . Cases Ibsrry Thursday Service ......... 7:45 p. a . William H. Romas ... Sunday School ............ 0:45 s. m. THE BANFORD Morning Worship . . . . M a. a . CONGREGATION OP Wednesday Prayor JEHOVAH'S WITNESSRS and Fellowship ....... 5 p. a . 1521 W. 1st SL Temporary Masting, Women's Sunday Watch lower C lu b ....... ... Overbrook Drive S tu d y .......................... 2:00 p. m. Wad. Bible S tu d y .........7:30 p. m. Fri. Ministry School . . . 7:30 p. a . Other Churches Friday S erviea............... 1:50 p. a . PINE CREST ASSEMBLY Chnrch Of God Of Prophecy OF GOD CHURCH 2507 E la Avenae Car. 57th and R la H. M. Snow ........................ Pastor J. H. M esser...................... Pastor Sunday School............. 0:45 a. a . Sunday School ............. 5:45 a. m. Morning Worship ....... 10:50 a. a . Morning Worship.........11:00 a. m. Evening W orship........... 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service ... 7:45 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:50 p. a . Woman's Missionary .. 7:45 p. a . Young Peoplas Sun. Bar. 5:45 p. a . Nursery Available THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Chrtstisa end Missionary Alliance Park Av*. and llth St. Cecil M. Seal* ................... Pastor Sunday School ... . 0 :4 3 a .m . Morning W orship.......... 10:40 a. a . Evening S erviea............. 7:41 p. n. A. Y. F. Youth Sarviea 0:30 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service . 1:00 p. a . CHULLOTA COMMUNITY CHURCH Billy J, McDaniels ....... Paafor Church School ......... 10:00 a. a . Church .....................11:00 a. a . Youth Christian Fellowship ................. 7:55 p. a . Negro Churches PROGRESS MISSIONARY BAPTMT CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Midway SCIENTIST E. E. W illiams.....................Pastor •00 E. Second St. Sunday School ........ U:oo a. a . Sunday School..................1:30 a. m. Morning W orship....... 11:00 a. a . Sunday Worship ....... 11:00 a. a . Wednesday Service . 5:00 p. a . Flrat, Hilrd, Fourth Sundays Tuesday Beading . 2:30-4:30 p. a . Evening W orship........ 7:30 p. a . Thursday Reading 2:30-4:50 p. a . First, Third Sundays Ushsr Board, Tuesday . 7:50 p. m. Choir Rehearsal, CHURCH OF GOD T uesday...................5:00 p. a . French Av*. and ttnd St. Junior Church, Joel D. Brown . . , ........... Pastor Wednesday ............ 7:30 p. m. Sundsy School ........... 0:41 s. in. Busincaa Meeting ....... g ;00 p. m. Evangelistic Service . 7:30 p. m. Friday preceding first Sunday, Tuesday S ervice.......... 7:50 p. a . monthly EBENEEKR METHODIST CHURCH CUrua Haights Rav. Hugh Booth ............ Pastor CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST FIRST SHILOH Sunday school .......... 10:00 a. a . OF LATTER DAY SAINTS BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship ....11:00 a. a . City Hall 1101 W. 13th SL M. Y. r ........................ 0:30 p. m. Evening Service............ 7:30 p. m. J. G. Brooks . Branch President J. W. Marshall ................. Pastor Wed. Prayor Serviea ... .7:50 p. a . Sunday School ............ 10:00 a. a . Church School ............. 0:30 a. a . Sacrament Meeting ... 5:00 p. a . Morning W orship.......11:00 a. a . Evening W orihip........ 7:30 p. a . GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday P ra y e r .............. 7:30 p. a . FIRST PENTECOSTAL Oners Rd„ at Waadlaad Ava. Teachers Meeting, CHURCH OF LONGWOOD W. Thomas Psrsoa Jr. Pastor R. Ruth Oram .......... . Pastor Wednesday .............7:50 p. a . Sunday School............... 1:45 a. a . Sunday School .............I0:U0 e. a . Morning Worship .............10 a. a . Morning Worship .......41:00 a. a . UON HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH MYF ..............................0:50 p. a . Evening S erv ice............7;00 p. a . Or sags Ave. (A oew Church serving a new Wed. Prayer Service . 7:50 p. a . J. L. Brook* .................... Pastor Community) Church School.................8:30 a. a . Pentecostal Conquerors, F rid a y ..........................7:10 p. a . Morning Worship........... 11:00 a. a . Evening Worihip .......... 7:30 p. a . FOSTER CHAPEL luaaday Prayer Service 7:30 p. a . SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY METHODIST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Oviedo ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN Seventh 84. end E la Ave. Sunday School ... 0:45 a. a . BAPTIST CHURCH C. W. B e a c h ............... . ... Pastor Morning Worship ....... 1!: uq a. in *3* Cypres* SL Saturday Sabbath School 1:50 a. a . Evening Worship ......... 1:00 p. m. H. B. W hitehurst............... Pastor Morning W arship.......11:00 a. a . Church School............. 5:50 a. a . Wod. Prayor Service . 7:50 p. a . Morning W orship....... 11:00 a. a . PAOLA WESLEYAN Evening W orihip.............7:50 p. a . METHODIST CHURCH UNITY CENTER OP SANFORD Choir Rehearsal 0 MUas W tti au EL 40 Warnne'e d a b —Mo Oek Ava. Monday ....... 7:35 p. a Cecil W. Shaffer Pastor Josephine B. Stuck!* ....... Pastor Prayer Matting Sunday School..............0:45 a. a . Sunday Worship ....... U:M a. a Tuaaday.....................7:31 p. a . Morning Warship ....10:43 a. a . Wednesday Bible Study, Wsaiayqn Y au tb ............ 6:41 p. a . M0 E. Fire! St.. Res. 511 Junior C hurch .......7:50 p. a . Evening Worship ......... 7:50 p a . Tuesday Class ................ 5 p. Club Mealing* Wod. Prayor Service 7:50 p. a . Thursday ................. 7:50 p. a . The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: 203 Ritz Theatre Vulcan Materials Co. “The Best in Movies” “Complete Building Materials Magnolia Ava. FA 2-0323 Compliments of Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Ovlado, Fla. FO 5-3231 McCracken Road ,FA 2-0251 Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. “Prices Are Never Higher” 311 East lot FA 2-5622 Progressive Printing Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank “For All Your Printing Needs” Member F.D.I.C. SOS W. 13th FA 2-2951 101 E. 1st fa 2-6211 l <r*F G �P ttfs rl RfrtlB Frf. June 24, 1960—Page 8 AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE SAYS... YOU B E T H E J U D G E . M oke the some critical evoluotfon of North Orlando Home* that the awards judges mode recently. Compare all the houses and down payments In our price range. W e believe your vote will back up the selection the experts from the national magazines have made. • , A M E R IC A N H O M E M A G A Z IN E A W A R D E D North Orlando Homes' Mod 6021, "Best Heme For The Money In Florida". In making Its selection, American Home ccns'dered the desiqn of the home, price ranqe, floor plan, cost of the land, type of construction, building materials, zoninq, and marry other factors that influence the value of o home In a community. F L O R ID A ILLU ST R A T ED also cited North Orlando Home* tor Its design, construction, and community planning. G LAM O U RO U S W O R K C EN T ER K IT C H E N makes cooking fun. The price of the 5»m e Includes a Frlgldalre refrigerator-freezer, built-in Preway oven and range, sink In decorator colors, mica counter-tops, and plenty of red Birch kitchen cobinets. Three bedrooms, two baths, ond spocious living areas are designed to make your home more beoutiful, comfortable, ond carefree. North Orlando Homes are built with quality materials odvertked In LIFE. M O V E IN FOR $145 D O W N . The easy terms on this $14,045 ovward winning Home are $79.86 monthly, Inducing interest and amortization; $145 down, Including all closing costs. This outstanding value Is available to vets and non-vets alike. I S SEVEN HALT FURNISHES MOMS AT NORTH 0RUND0 HOMES ML REST HOME FOR T H E M O N E Y has 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths. You can enjoy the luxury of this award winner for only $145 dowrv $79.66 monthly. BUDGET M IN D E D F A M IL IE S will appreciate this 2 bed­ room, I bath home, $120 down, $66.36 monthly. Features extra large living and dininq areas, carport, paved drive. L U X U R IO U S F LO R ID A L IV IN G con be yours in one 0< North Orlando Homes' 15 models. Streets are paved curbed^ water and sewerage systems installed. PHONE Ml 7-5513, TE 1-4401, OR SANFORD FA 2-7362 north or&ndo 0uMt by M arttrbultd M Cmjk Raymond P. M * . il n a RaoHar Financing by Institutional M o ri gaga C w WATCH THI NORTH ORLANDO HOMU AWARD THIATUt, SATURDAYS AT J lill m l �JmK * -f - • m m & •. • «tr» In firi June fm ll Oviedo Gris $alutan 1960—Pngo On Camping Trip Lake Mary Juniors Oviedo girls are alio included lq the group of campers this summer. Ann Martlii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Martin, and Oulda Wolcott, daughter of Mr. and Mrl. £ Henry Wolcott, are enjoying tho various details of camp life a t Camp Greystone, at Tuxedo, N. C. Ann attended Greystone two sum­ mer* ago, but this is OuIda’s Urit trip. The girls were taken to the camp by Mrs. William H. Martin and Mrs. Roy Britt, tho latter ef Saaford, who also spaot a few day* at tha Wheeler horn* is Wayoes* villa. S a it Enjoy Outing • If ember* of the Junior Boy* *nd Junior Girl* Sunday school elaitc* ;«f'J!l? Plfti EspUrt church rt ;nak. Wayne Beal, Eugene Ho-jpm - gatrdner. Cattle Improving The majority of the cattle In Seminole County Is of native ftra b m a a and "English blood" •M is. This Improvement of qual­ ity has been of great Importanct I# the beef cattle Industry. Con­ tin u ed Increase In range cattle 'to Seminole County hinges on con41sued stress ef quality and im­ proved production efficiency, accerdins to Count) Agent Ceell REV. AND MRS. I. W. JUSTICE were honored at n reception in the Youth Hall of the F irst Church of the Naxarene, Sunday afternoon by members of the congro* fation. Mrs. Raymond Sandifer, president of the Worn* en’a Missionary Society was chairman of the reception committee. She was asslated by Mrs. W. P. Burke, Mrs. Howard Butcher, Mrs. Tom Spivey and Mrs. Leslie Hob combe Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter assisted with in* troductiona and greeting guests at the door. ■ ___________________ (Herald Photo) T oo ircle To S p o n so r D a n c e Guest speaker at the Anne Miller Circle meeting was Mr. Edward Foremen, fteotrat Florida field rspreeoatstlva. Ha tongratulated the Members for their work with the Mothers' March end the suc­ cess ef the reed Mock conducted b r ibe elrds to raise money for (ho "M arch of Dimes." John Sauls, Seminole County march ef dimes chairman, was •Is* e guest at the meeting. Ha Bl­ aise eemmended the circle mem- bora for tholr work and asked them to m sk t the march of dimes drive an ;nnual project. This will ho discussed et the nest mooting of tho group. Tbo meeting wee preceded by a covered dish supper for member* and their husbands. Plans war* discussed, a t the business session, for a denes sponsored by the cir­ cle. It wee scheduled for June K at the Elks Club. Starting time will be l:M p. m. Mrs. Ed Cos win he la chergo of arrangomsnts. M a n y Flow ers Don’t crowd the pattern when separate*, and all-weatbar coats. you put your summer outfit to­ Even shoes and handbag* come gether. Summer fashions bloom with patterned fabrics la dross**, In fancy design*, not to mention hats. Aim for • coordinated outfit as you shop for Individual Hems. Juat • UtUa "fancy" with ■ lot ef "pie la" ie a holpful guide. For Instinct, a flowered .dress goes BY FIANCES WESTS B wen with i a plain-colored wool Mr. aad Mrs. Stanley From hut It fights with a plaid and daughter*, Mary, aad Nancy, Jackot, or bold twoed Jackal. are apendlag their vacation in Tha flower bedecked hat of Lake Mery with Mrs. From'* many color* wants to b* tha father, Mr. Herbert J . Sahtar aad "wholo-abow" — so 1st It. Your wife, whe grave dewa with them drora and coal caa bo smart, yet from Greenweed Lake, H. Y., te plain enough to sot the stag* see how tholr new' aom* in Lake tor that crowning glory. Mery was faring during the sum­ Print dress, patterned cost, and mer aad hava a testa ef Florida fancy hat auggast you. want on e la Juae. They have enjoyed a trip •hopping sproe and forgot what South along tha Ridge end visited waa homo In tha closet. 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'. ».r ■M S �E ?r # in la r8 June Wrr«n! M is s C o w a n To W e d ’GO—Pntre 5 Twelve Families G le n D a le J o h n so n Visited Bv Welcome Wa BY JEANNE WARNKKR £ BOBBIE (Mrs. Robert) ROZSA, who has llvrd in Loch Arbor for the past two years, will leave Mon­ day with her husband and two sons to make their home in San Diego. Mr. ftozsa has been a Douglas representative with VAH-7. People arc saying farewell to the Rorsas' at parties. Thenr neigh­ bor, Mr*. Robert Ramey enter­ tained with a swimming parly for them and Mrs. Charles Quinn had a dinner party that included others with the Douglas Company. Satur­ day night Lcdr. and Mrs M. D. McPherson will have a rgok-out on their patio for Mr. and Mrs. Roisa Co hosts will be Lt. and Mrs. Neil Pruden. FOUR SISTERS, together for the first time in quite awhile, were at a dessert-bridge, yesterday at the home of Anne (Mrs., Lee) Moore on Mellonville Ave. Her sis­ ters arc Catherine (Mrs. Charles, Jr.) Park of Gainesville (toon to be moving back to Sanford) Dottie (Mrs. Jack) Boll here from Hawaii and Mary (Mrs. Ed) Higgin-;. ., Completing the delightful gath­ ering (which, no doubt, was full of reminiscing of other good times together) were Mrs. G. V. Jones of Shervrport. La., Mrs. Bruce Bolt of Orlando. Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Jf.. Mrs. Jimmy Crapps and Mrs. Jack Morrison. DUTTIE BOLT, her husband and Iheir two children are visiting her mother, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bolt. Lt. Colonel Bolt will attend a training program in Pensacola while hi* family remaini here for the summer. ^ • MARTY JONES is having a pleasant visit in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Sr. She, and her three children will be joined later by Mr. Jones. MRS. BOLT Celebrates Twelfth Birthday SALLIE AND EUGENE WIL­ LIAMS, and Iheir two youngsters, are breathing in fresh mountain £ air at Lake Junaluska, N. C. w Whtfn they left they accompanied their recent house guest, his ntoliier, Mrs. Myra Williams, to her home in Folkston, Ga. THE LOCll’ AKBOK HOME of Clono (Mr*. F. G.) Edwards was the scene of a farewell luncheon yesterday for Rita (Mrs. R. L.) Bauer. Among those invited were Mrs. f flirt Peter**"!, Mrs.. A. B. Peter ^ son, Jr., Mrs. Dorothy Odham, Mrs. D. H. Mathers, Mra. Randall £ha*c, Mrs. Donald Jones. Mrs. Louise G. Knowles, .Mr*. Warre.t Knowles, Mrs. Joseph Scinocca, Summer Retreat MRS. JUNKS Mis* Ccuin Heard, Mrs. David Gatchel, Mrs. Jrno Paulucci, Mrs. Neill Houston, Mr*. Harry Lee Sr., Mr*. Art Elder, Mrs. Arthur O'­ Leary, Mrs. Kenneth Rowell. Mrs. Dan MUncr, Mjro. Steve Oliver, Mrs. Ernest llorrell. Mrs. John Barlow, Mrs. George Koen, Mrs. Silas Johnson and Mrs. J. P. Cullen. JANE (Mrs. Wally) PHILLIPS lies as her house guest, her step­ mother, Mrs. Ira Sumner and daughters, of Greenville, S. C, P& a a o jw I a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lavender plan to spend the weekend with Ihtir son. Douglas R Lavender and his wife at Cocoa Beach. They V will welcome the newest member of the family, the first grand­ daughter, 6 lb. 12 ot. Toni Renee, bom June 21, at Patrick Air Force Hospital. Douglaa ia serving n the U. S. Air Force and ia stationed at Cocoa. U ttls Mis* Nancy Louise Brock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete H. Brock of Dade City, will a r rive today for a two week visit with her grandmother, Mr*. NanW c» H. Brock. Her parents will go to Chicago and Milwaukee for ■ vacation. Another son of Mra, Brock, Rev. Alva H. Brock, hit wife and aon. Timmy, or St. Petersburg, plan to apand the weekend with her. 3tr. and Mr*. Wendell L. Springfield spent the past weekend in Tampa with Mr*. Springfield's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Rael Sr. The couple helped celebrate % Miss Lynn Reel's birthday on the 17lh, Lawrence Reel J r .'i on the llth, Mrs. Springiieid's on the SUih and Father's Day the 19th. Mr. Springfield's slater and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mueller, •( Tampa, and his uncle, Wyatt Springfield and family of Dalton, Ga., and lha Reel family all en­ joyed a picnic at Cltarwalnr Beach on the Gulf. MISS EDNA LOUISE COWAN Lake Mary Girl A LUNCHEON TODAY at the home of Mrs. B. L. Perkins Jr. included ihc above uut-of-town visitors. Church Group Plans Welcome Wagon hostesses report the following new families visited. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Martin and children, Cecil, Joseph, Brenda and Mary, from Colum bus, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Laubert, Mi­ chael and Hrnee from Englewood, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gross and sons, Arthur, Bob, Dennis and George from Leonardtown, Md. and Mrs. Amy Hall, Samuel and Howard from Iva, S. C. Families transferred to the area by the Navy include, Mr. and Mra. J. T. Been and aon. Todd, from Fall River, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. William Brasher, Richard and Rob­ ert Ironi Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Devries, John, Gabe, Judith and Shelia from Provi­ dence. R. L, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scddon from Memphis, Tcnn. Mr. and Mr*. William Brown and children, Kris, Michael, Da­ vid, Dale and Susan from Milling,Ion, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Squires, Michael, Steven, Susan, Debra and Cindv from Auburndale, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McKee, Agustus and Anna Marie from Princeton, N. J., and Lt. Cdr France* Mitchell from Miami. Mr*. Marjorie Pope Cowan, 22U9 Sanford Ave., announce* the cngagruu nt of ~lRf drUfchlc'r, r.nna Louise, to Glen Dale Johnson Mis* Cowan is the daughter of Edward Clinton Cowan Jr., of Douglanille, Ga., and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Thomas Pope of Sanford. Mist Cowan wa* horn in Sanford and was a member of the 1957 Seminole High School graduating class. During her high school years she was member of the Pep Club, Tri-HIY, (Slee Club and Fu­ ture Nurses Club. She it presently attending Craw­ ford W. Long Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Atlanta, Ga. During her freshman year she was a member of the Cheerleader's Corp., and was vice president ol H. S. U. She Is a member of the Glee Club and wrill receive her degree in nursing in September. Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Claude O. Johnson of Seattle, Wash. He was born in Seattle, graduated from Lincoln High School with the cla»* of IS.V3. He received his college degree from the University of Washing­ FLORENCE ( Mr s . Douglas) STEN8TROM was at the Yankee atadium in New York City when Mickey Mantle hit (wo home runs —and it was quite a thrill she said. The Slcnstrom family Is back from a Iwu week varatiun that took them to Washington, D. C., New York city and To­ ronto, Canada. Another high­ light of their trip was a visit to beautiful Niagara Falls. On the return trip Senator Slrnstrom reminisced at his alma ma­ ter (Law School at Hie University of Virginia In Charlottesville) while Florence went on an antiqueshopping spree. In fact, they drove into Sanford with an "honest-togoodness' butler churn crowded in between them! "Baba" (Mra. Richard) DEAS was hostess to her Thursday Bridge Club yesterday and the club was well sprinkled with guests. Enjoying the afternoon were Shelia Roberts, Katherine Bishop, Charlotte Donahue, Jennie Shedden, Doris Angel, Evelyn Bales and Carlin Eiek. Wanda Mixon was guest of honor at a patio and pajama parly given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Mtxon, at their home In Lake Mary In celebration of her eleventh birthday, June 21st. Pastel color* were used in the decorations for streamers across the patio where refreshments of cake, lee errant and punch, were served. The cake was also decorat­ ed in pastel shades. MRS. ROZSA Dancing and pin the tall on the PILOT CLUB Mr.MUKRS roc tior.kry were enjoyed by all. Garacully combined business with Sinlth won the prita for the game. pleasure when they met at the After the birthday party the girls home of past president, Lurene (Mrs. Raymond) Ball. A board and general business meeting was tutOwn lowed by Steak" party in a lighted area on the Ball's Crystal Lake pro­ perty. While member* cooked on charcoal burners, the serving com­ mittee consisting of Mrs. Joel Field and Mrs, Harvey Swatwon, took charge of all the good thins* that usualy go with thick, juicy steaks. Conversation centered around the International Convention to be attended by Lucky (Mr*. A. O.) Payne in that continental city of San Francisco July 24-28. Members talked, too, of the plastic party to be held next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. J. Weitgale. Special guests were Miss Jeanne Crprda. Mra. Doris Midmer and Mrs. Carolyn Richmond, all of Winter Park and Mrs. Harry Han­ sen of Hollywood. MONA AND RALPH JARVIS have had uut-o(-tlatc gurstt com­ ing and going—and have a house full now. The Jarvis' San Clair estate on Sanford Avenue is so secluded by hedge that one oltrn WANDA misses the beauty of their gardens. Especially lovely now is the mass stayed on for a pajama party and of bright blue hydrangea on the wiener ro ait. Those enjoying lha afternoon and front lawn under the row of tall, stalely palms. evening were: Mary Front, Nancy From, Angela Rcnfruw, Mary Flannlgan, Barbara Rowell, Pal Omey, Sheila Davis, Stephanie Lankford, Nancy Shipman, Wayne Real, Bobby Lee, Gregg Wilhelm, and James Clements Jjojcat ton in IBM. While in eollega ba was a member of the Arnold Air Society, Scanoard and Blade, hon­ orary lociety,’, and the Masonle 1/oslge. He was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the United 8tatei Air Force in June of IBM and is presently stationed at Mereedea, Calif. The wedding will be aa event of Oct. S at 7:30 p. m. at the First Baptist Church in Sanford. Enterprise Personals RT HELEN BNODGIAM Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Long went by plane to Nassau for a abort visit. Patsy and Linda remained with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lewis in Ft. Lauderdale and when they returned from Nassau they all drove to Key West for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Womack. Donna Reale accompanied them for a visit of several days before her parents and the family cams up for the weekend. Mrs. R. Colecn and son David nf Dcland spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. J . B. Oviatt. Mrs. Bill Spurlin and son Bu'ch of Montgomery, Ala., Mra. Buddy Parker of Maitland, Mr*. A, H. McKrthan. daughter Mildred aqd grandson Roy of Orange City were guest* of Mrs. W. E. McKethan Tuesday. Mr. and* Mrs. Jack Ryan have returned from a visit with their son in the service in Clovis, New Mexico. Mr*. Harvey Dunn, Mra. R o u Lee Peterman and Mra. Alma Lee Goodwin have been attending the lunchroom workers school In Daytona Beach the past two weeks, Mr*. C. A. Henderson, Mr*. Elhel> Clark and D. J . Parker rep­ resented Enterprise at the cham­ ber of romnlerce coffee eluh last week when they entertalnd repre­ sentatives from Enterprise, Lake Helen and Cassadaga. Legal Notice CWF OFFICERS SHOWN AT THE INSTALLATION ate left to right, Mra. H- K. Ring, secretary; Mrs. O. T,_Pearson. treasurer; Mrs. Bart Hin. son, vice president; Miss Flo Bishop, president and Mrs. H. M. Ramey, dis­ trict secretary, installing officer. (Herald Photo) W o m e n 's F e llo w sh ip In sta lls T>*r*a*aai t o a p p r .a m n r r i.m ii da. r o t v o T tra sta ts; Leers F o r C o m in g Y e a r An installation ecreniony wa* held tor new officers of the Chris­ tian Women's Fellowship of Ihc First Christian Church, at the June meeting. Using the fellowship theme for the year, district CWF secretary, Mrs. II. M. Ramey, ol Daytona Reach, served aa install­ ing officer. Those Installed to serve for the C harlie M urray Ail'treat a n d R a t l d e a s e Unknown Ton are -heathy netl/led.SS year were Miss Flo Bl»h- year were given and t udent; Mrs. II. H. ilinxon for 1960 81 was approve e president; Mrs. }|. K. The setting lor the I i-crclary and Mrs. 1). T. was a large rrois with Church Calendar ~ — FRIDAY Holy Communion services In honor of St. John the Baptist Day will be held at the All Saints Epis­ copal Church, Enterprise, at >:3o SATURDAY Sunday School picnic for Good shrphrrd Lutheran Church at Big Tree Park begins at 3 p. m. En­ tire congregation la welcome. SUNDAY Women of (he Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will Install offi­ cer* at 7:30 p. m. In the Shrine Club. THERE’S REASON FOR PREFERENCE 2 * 3 * 4 BEDROOMS SATURDAY Members of the Ethel Root Cir­ cle of the Congregational Christian Church will hold a "Cookbook Cookfood “ sal* in front of the Foodmart from t a. m. to C p. m. SUSIE (Mrs. Alvin) CALHOUN called front the railroad station Wednesday afternoon to say that she was practically aboard the train for Lakeland to meet her MONDAY first grandchild! A 6 lb. M os. Members of H. P. O. Does will son had arrived that morning at 1:43 to Mr. and Mra. Dean Han- meet at g p. m. at the Elks Club gon. Mrs. Hanson is the former (or an Initiation and social meet­ ing. Marilyn Calhoun. D id you k n o w you can add to savings or open an account with MOTHERS LAKE FRONT GIVE YOUR CHILD . . . . a ruaaiaf star* in lb* me* ml * GIVE YOL'KMELF . . . many hours ml pioclou* time t* da Ike thins* >*« waul te do. Tc ommunity / u* a* lata as July 11 - and Mill earn dividend* from July 17 Wa’rc actually handing you aleven free earning* days! A a now! When December 31, I960 rolls around, youH ihara a full six month*' dividends with our other happy savers. HAPPY ACRES Kindergarten A Day School Kiierview A te. eff W. lag f t. • Deoigaod for Safety • Planned for Healthy Pro-School Octet* pmewt • Staffed by Qualified. Exporimeed Supervision Onif f i t v o sk .st U c par hnwr Mr*. G eorg* (Jean) THE CAR YOU'D WANT AT ANY PRICE! BUT-VALIANT LOWERS YOUR COST OF LIVING IT UP! Current Rat* fee Annum BRASS MOTORS PilUrd •jane �ItflS F it* *—Tri. Juilt 24, 1980 »By Alan Mavtr BUSY CHAMP - FU LLM ER, Itips C A X M tt/ J tA S /U O - NEW YORK (UPI) — The lari of the Friday night TV-radlo fights will be staged tonight at St. Nicholas Arens, where light heavyweight.. contenders... D. o u g Jones and Von Clay meet in a return 10-rounder. Unbeaten Jones of New York is favored a t D-S to beat Clay of Philadelphia again. "Dynamite Doug” seeka his ISth straight vic­ tory and eighth kayo. T hen'll be no more weekend television fights until Oct. 8, when the rsxor fponsor resumes them — on Saturdsy nights instesd of Friday nights. And they'll be shifted from NBC to ABC, hut without radio. Jones and Clay met in n thriller a t St, Nick’s on March 28 and lanky Jones wound up with th* Sanford, 11-3 Si*: w IfQg WHO'LL. P S F S N P H/S W.B.A. M /PPLeW F/SH T m g A O A /W B T Last Of The Friday Night TV Bouts Tonight B ait Box tty JERRY COVINGTON Thu Orlando Dodgers combined strong pitching and Dtent bata hera Thursday night to defeat the Sanford Greyounds, 11-3. It was the Greyhounds fifth loss in a row and the third time in a* many games th a t the Dodgers have handed them a defeat. The Dodgers pounded three Sanford pitchers for 13 hits S which Included two doublet and a triple. They also issued nine bases on balls. Righthander Bob Golick started for the Greyhounds end was going strong until the fifth Florida Stale Uagao W. L. Pel. Inning. He issued two walks and gave up four hits, one a three run LtkelSBd 41 18 .H i double by Arlo Engel with two .574 P slstks ** outs, as the Dodger* pushed across SANFORD 55 8S .547 four runs. The next inning he got .SIS Tampa 38 20 them oul in order but in the St. Petersburg 88 81 seventh inning he lost his control Orlsade * *• and was pulled in favor of Beetle Leesburg 84 80.400 Dartuns Beach ' 81 40 .344 Ballsy. Bailey stopped the rally In the By Ualted Press laterasUoaal seventh when ho fanned the last National League hitter leaving two runners strand­ r. L piCL OB ed. He then lost his control in the W. 3S 28 Pittsburgh eighth as ho walked thro* and 35 83 .003 2U gave up a single to Manager Milwaukee 014 .531 34 30 Sea FraacUco SVt Brandy Davis. Joe Patrlkovlc then 30 32 SI. Louis SVt came in and was promptly tagged 30 38 Claclnaatl with a double and a single bofore 38 S3 .450 11 Lot Angeles 25 37 .403 1414 he could retire tho side. Petrikovle Philadelphia 33 35 .307 14Vb gave‘up a elnvla and a triple In Chicago the ninth as tho Dodgers pushed Americas U ague IV. L. Pet. GB across their U th and final run. Tho only Sanford batter to aolvo 35 23 .003 New York 38 87 .585 14 tho offerings of Mlko Thornton BslUmore was Bolivar Hinojosa. He singled 2 33 35 Cleveland in the second inning and doubled 38 30 410 8 Chicago 8V4 la tho fourth for the only two 30 20 Detroit Greyhound hits in tho game. 25 33 .431 10 Washington In other FBI, action Daytona 30 30 .418 11 Kama i City Beach, riding its longest winning 32 38 .307 14 Boston stre a k 'o f the aeason, notched it* fourth in a row with a 7 to 1 tri­ umph over 8t. Petersburg. Paul McKenslo went the route with a throe-hitter to pick up the By Halted Prase lateraatloasl decision. National League Lakeland took advantage of 10 Player * Club 0 . AB R. B. Pet. walks to trim Leesburg 11 to 0. •3 447 Jack Parker featured the Indian Groat. Pitta. 01318 Mays, 3. F. 03 310 33 82..312 attack with a tkrse-rur. trip!:. Tampa and Palalka split a Walters, Phil. 53 185 37 03 .385 White, St.L. Ol 241 35 SO .338 doubleheader, Palalka taking the Clmente, Pitta. SO 251 41 S3 .387 first gam* 8-1 and Tampa the Skinner, PitU. 01 838 47 71 4 N nightcap, 0-8. Alhbura. Chi. U 218 48 as 417 Bonus pitcher John Flavin, Adeock, MU. 47 178 21 58 415 signed by Cincinnati for a five, Xaiko, Cln. 02 341 30 75 .311 figure price last week, made his Mathew.. Mil. 58 204 45 03 .301 professional debut for Palatka in Americas League tho first gams. But ho hurt hi* . Runnels, Boa. 50 834 30 81 .340 arm and required flrst-lnning re­ 70 .335 50 100 48 Maria. N;Y. lief from Ivan Davis, who picked 5S 148 88 47 431 up tho win; GenlUs, Bal. 02 240; 40 Mibese, Chi. Homo runs by Brio Rodin and ot m s i Smith, Chi. Ovidio Maldonado keyed a fiveKuefcn, Clev. 54 300 30 04 400 run, first-inning rally which led Henog, K. c. 47 131 N 40 .305 to Tampa’s win the second game. Skwron, N.Y. 50 317 18 SO .304 ORLANDO AB R H RBI 35 « 403 Ellia Sb ' PisrsaU, Clev. 4 3 3 O 45 148 25 43 408 Davis cf Berra, N.Y. 1 4 S Base Balled la 8 Alcaraa Sb 4 3 National League — Banka, Cuba Bngel rf 8 4 0 •0; Cepeda, Glanu 50; Clemente, Lago lb 0 1 0 Pirates 48; Maya, Giants 47; Monkarsh If 4 8 0 Aaron, Braves 41. 1 8 1 Americas League—Marla, Yan­ Brancifortl as o a 1 Roaa e kees 82; Ha men, Orioles 47; Lemo 8 0 •n , Senator* 43; Skowron, Yan­ Thornton p o Ferguson p 1 0 kees 45; Minoao, White Sox 43. 87 II 13 7 Total Heme Baas AB R H RBI National League — Banka, Cuba HANFORD 8 0 3 31; Boyer, Cards 17: Mathew*, Dukes 8b 0 8 0 Bravei 16; Aaron, Braves 10; Disk cf O 4 0 Thomaa, Cubs 14; Cepeda, Giants Harrolson lb U 8 1 Hinojosa rf 34. fl 3 0 Amcricaa League —Marls, Yan­ Green s* O. 8 0 kees 30; Lemon, Senators 17; Arroyo 3b 0 8 1 Mantle, Yanks 10; Held, Indiana Maloney If 0 1 0 22; Williams, Red Sox 11; Cola- Bysick o 0 2 1 vito, Tigers 11; Maxwell, Tigers A. P e n s o 0 0 1 Gollek p 21. O 0 0 Bailey p 0 O a Spending tor hospital services Patrlkovlc p 2 Total 84 3 during IBM Is expected to total 000-040-111 11-18-2 some (8 million, according to the ORLANDO 000-110-100 3- 3-4 SANFORD Health Insurance Institute. Standings League Leaders it i as iso WOULP B e LOOtCAL FO X ru e w/Hwex OF r u / e AFFAIR TC A*eer paul pew pex, r a f j ~ p e c M T L f p e n /H ip 1 HU FPACT/OHOF T fte v r a - F U L L A F P B E A T p z tm p once, BorFveyeAP* aso . Big Fourth Sot The Sanford Recreation and Parks Department plana to give this city its biggest Fourth in recent years. The Little Major League Baseball Boosters are in charge of the afternoon and evening affair. Starting a t 2:30 p. m. with field events for the youngsters and continuing with a father and son gams a t 4, a chicken supper will be served from 6 to 7 p. m. At 7, an All-Star team will play Standard Oil, the first half winners in an exhibition Little Major League Game. Following the game, Central Florida’s largest aerial fire, works display will begin over Lake Monroe, to climax the day. All events will be held in Ft. Mellon Park. Final Home Game Of FSL First Half Set For Greyhounds Tonight * Frank Colo's St. Louis Cardinalowned Daytona Beach Ielanders, with itx college itare in the lineup, will meet Robbie Robertson'e Senford Greyhounds at Memorial Sta­ dium si 7:45 p. m. today in the final home game of the Florida State League's first half. It will be the last game at the stadium Until next Thursday sight, when the Greyhounds start the second half playing host to the Baltimore’* Lesiburg Orioles. Winning the second half, and thus gitttng s chance to meet first half winner Lakeland in a threeout-of-five game playoff Is the solo objective of Manager Robertson a* the opening day neari. That Kansas City, which supplies Sanford with players, Is awaro of this objective Denoted in the fact that at least three new player* will be in Greyhound uniform when they open the new season. Frank Cipriani, a highly touted outfielder; Dick Was, a widely known righthander in the Buffalo, N. Y„ area; and Jack Bysick, 195pound rooklo catcher from South­ west, Pa., aro the newcomers, with more to come. Robertson, who baited .320 In tot games while managing Olcan, N. Y., last season, is even considering ■ return to the game In order to bring some needed batting punch when it counts. Tonight the Islanders will field six colleglite stars. They are in- fielder Bill Kesack of the Univer­ sity at Pennsylvania; Ray* Bittell, FSU captain who'll be at escond base; infieldcr Larry Fegley of I*cnn State; shortstop Bobby Daw of Georgia Tech; outfielder John Kcple of Fordbem, end right­ hander Frank McAnnich of FSU. The Greyhounds close oul the first half with three games on the road. Saturday night they are at Daytona, Sunday night at Orlando, and Monday night at Lakeland. Tuesday night, five ot the Grey­ hounds will return to Lakeland as members of the All-Star team which meets the Indians In the league’s 17th annuel mid-season tilt. They are Ken Harreison, lb; Bolivar Hinojosa and Pat Sisk, out­ fielders; Bobby Peres, calchsr, and Bob Golick, righthander. Wednesday will be en open day for all clubs unless rain delays the All-Star game. If there's no rain, directors o f the Greyhound club will rompllmsnt the team with a barbecue chicken dinner at the homo of Club President Harold Kastner Wednesday afternoon. Zimmer Fined PHILADELPHIA (U P l)-D o n F.lmmer, Chicago Cuba’ inflelder, has been notified that be haa been fined |28 for his argument with umpire Ed Yergo during the second game of a double-header against Philadelphia, Tuesday. Braves' Flag Express In High Gear; Orioles Gain In AL 2 Tie For Lead 74, and tba Boston Rod Sox routUnited Frees IntanuUeaal That shrill whistle you hear to­ ad tba Kanaab City Athletics, 13-4, day mesne that Charlie Dreaaea in other American League action. bee the Milwaukee Braves’ pen tipeha wont the distance for the sent express in high gear. B revti to win bia fifth gam* be. And IRat dull thud is the hopes bind a nlae-blt attack that Includ­ of Sen Francisco fens hitting reck ed twa bits each by Waa Coving­ bottom after a four-gems sweep ton and Frank Torre, flam Jonas a t tho faandi ot tb« B ravtt (bet suffered bis seventh loss altar beleft the Giants U s games infl tagfed for e l|b t hits and sight the iced in the National League runa in 8 84 ionlnjs. Four Ban pennant race Francisco errors made six of tba The team i passed each other Milwaukee runs unearned. Thursday like ships in the night Joe Glean singled to snap a 1-1 —the Braves apparently going on tie in the seventh inning and tba In challenge for their third pen Cardinals added another run on pent in four year* and tiw Glanta tingles by Ronnie Kline and Ju­ apparently going nowhere. lian Javier to snap the Pirates' The score wet 5-4 with Warren aavan-gama home winning streak. Bpahn picking up bin fifth victory It was (Ulna's third win of the and Ed Mathews bitting two-be- season while Harvey lladdix suf­ m «r and driving in four n u n fered hit fourth defeat. lift tba Brava* within tie gamaa ■ten Williams pitched a six-hit­ of tba first-place Pittsburgh Pi- ter to rates his record to d-l be­ ra ta l. Tba victory stretched the hind • 18-kit Cincinnati attack that Braves’ longest winning streak ot included two bite neck by Tommy tba aeason to six gamei and daalt Devi* and Don Demster. William* tba Glanta tbslr fifth straight low retired the first I I m ta to face and ninth In U games. him before Eddie Kesko doubted The Braves gained n full game to lead off the seventh inning. when the Piratea were beaten The PhUltea rose out ot tba NL S-l, by tba tit. Louis Cardinals, N iter on the wings ot o seventh •white the Philadelphia PhUltea inning solo homer by Ken Waldawned the Chicago Cuba, d-l, te n tin t broke n # 4 tie with the and tba Los Angelas Dodgers de­ Cuba. Dick F arnU . who pUcbed ■ feated --w.w.. the- -Cincinnati - -- -x — Radi, d-8, i t the last I 1-3 Innings, won bis the ether National Lecgue _ fifth game whUe Salk Morehaod The Baltimore OrUtes advanced suffered bia sixth losa without a to within a bail gam# ot Um vletery this Mason. A merican League land when they The Orioles scored two runs to at tba Chicago White Bov. 8-3, lb# Uth inning whin ace relief 11 Innings nnd the Detroit Ti­ ntiainr Gerry fitatey ot Ike White l e r s topped th e New York Yan­ ■est eam e alter tbs flax kees, f-l. The Cleveland Indiana tied the score a t 8 3 in the ninth Ik* WaA I a i Mb jU fliiifi, by Bey Stovers and t open atr^gi agmfJfrTbg A1 Smith. Chuck Estrada, who shut out tho While Sox for the last 1 1-3 Innings, won his seventh game and Staley was charged with bis third loss. Charley Maxwell homered to laid off tba bottom ot the ninth and enable the Tigers to soap the Yanks*!' six-game winning streak. Don Motal, who struck out five and walked two, won his fourth game against five losses. Bob Allison's wild throw from right fisld after a single by John­ ny Temple permitted Jim Perry to score In the eighth inning with the Indians' winning run alter they overcame Washington's threerun laid in the seventh. Johnny Brlgga gained his third win of tha tesion while Truman Clevenitr lost his third decision. Gary Geiger and Russ Nixon hit homers end Geiger. Nison end Frank Me lions bad three hit* each to lead the Red Sox’ ll-hlt ■Itack. Delork yielded nine hit* but went the route to wla his first gem* of the year. At summer gets into full awing, boating activity is increasing. As one fish camp operator put it, "the hot rodders are out in full force.” Before loading up for a weekend on the river boat own­ er* should look over the slate and Coast Guard regulations concern­ ing the operation of hosts. Section One of tha stale law reads that a person apprehended for reckless operation of a mot­ orboat is subject to a minimum fine of S25 and/or Imprisonment. Penalities for operating a motor boat while under the Influence of Intoxicating liquor or narcotic drugs rang** from $25 to $500 and/or imprisonment. Damage to property brings a 5500 fine and ALSO three to 12 months im­ prisonment. If a death results, the convicted person Is subject to existing laws relating to man­ slaughter. Owners of boats powered by a motor of more than ten horse­ power are required to register their boats. The state boating laws require approved life pre­ servers for each perion on board. Motorboats operating after dark ire supposed to have lights, a bright white running light in the rear and forward, a green light starboard and a rsd light port. • • • The U. S. rish and Wildlife Ser­ vice's annual creel census for the St. Johns River shows a marked increase in fishing activity. During the shad season which ran from Dec. • to April IB, 1,700 boat-days or 18,100 man-days were put in, showing a 8.4 percent in­ crease over last year. A total of 74,600 shad wero caught of which 48 parcant were roa. This waa an increase of 8.7 percent. • • • Rainy windy weather put a crimp in fishing activity this week, though aeomo paaflah were wore reported caught. A few baas w art picked up mostly by fly fisherman who moved along the abort!. Headi Committee Yanks Pacing Wimbledon Play WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) —Earl Buchholx, 19-year-old blond belter from St. Louis, hopes to catch up with fellow Americana Barry MacKay and Jack Frost today in the fourth round of thn Wimbledon tennis championships. Buchholt was leading Bob Marie of Australia, 6-4, 18-13, in their third round match when play, which was Interrupted four tim et because of rain, finally was sus­ pended esrly Thursday night. Weathsr permitting, Buchholx and Mark will resume their match today on the famed center court. PROOF of the fact th a t the “tantalizer” lure works is this catch exhibited by James Sparks a t Weklvn Haven. Sparks caught bass nnd bream on the lure. Proposes Site SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Mayor George Christopher has proposed the Cienta’ Candlestick Park as the site of the PattersonJohansson heavyweight title re­ match. In n telegram to promoter Jack Fugasy, Christopher said the nsw stadium has a seating capocity of 43,000 and additional thous­ ands could be handled in tempor­ ary bleachers. BOAT, MOTOR $ 1 1 Q C _ AND TRAILER ■■ # J WOODRUFF M A R IN E 2401 8. FRENCH AYE. * FA 8-1312 Flowers Wins Legal Battle OXFORD, Mile. (UPI) - All American fullback Charlie Flowere, free of a legal hold Imposed by the New York Glentf, will report for practica in twg weeks with tha Los Angtles Chargers of the new American Football League. Federal Judge Claude Clayton Thuraday throw out a lawsuit brought by tha Glanta of tho Na­ tional Football Leagua to atop the former Oie Miss star from play­ ing with the Charger*. It was ths second legal victory of the young AFL aver the older, eetabllthed NFL thlg week. A Loe Angela* Judge ruled Mon­ day that former Louleltna State great Billy Cannon ws* free ‘ to play for tho lloueton Oiler* of the AFL rather than the NFL Loe Angeles Rams In a similar suit. In Bowling Loop Wieboidt’s Camera Shop and Jean's Spaghetti House tied for first place in the T Bowling League in play this week. Each team ended the night with 1614 wins. In third place prero the Country Club Manorcites and Team 1 with II wine fol­ lowed by Smith’s Amoco Station and Team 3. Kathy Bukur of Wieboldt'a took high game io this week's play with a 214 scratch followed by Yogi Hudson with a 171 end Clara Timlon, 133. Kathy also rolled high seriss with a 483. decision. He is favored to win again because of his combined skill and punch. Before you buy an y outboard in the 25-40 hp cl*—, compare it with a Mercury — th* beat horsepower buy in outboard hiitory! A Mere 300 gives 40 hp performance plus the extra dependability and tmoolhneu of C ylinder detign, but to your* for about the aarne price aa competitor*’ 25 hp motors with only two cylinder*. And • 4-cyL indar Mare 400 has 45 hp performance but ia priced in the range of competitors’ 40 bp 2-cylinder motor*. BIG POWER at low cost is juat on* reason why you’ll want a dependable Mercury “four” — the modern in-line engine design with lighter, tougher reciprocating parti and much lowar piateet apatite than eompatitan’ long-' stroke, big-bora twins. Mercury’s short-stroke, email-bora design re. duoes inertia forces the main cauee of engine wear—to only about onethird those of competitors’ out­ boards operating at the same RPM. world's No. 1 So you get not only bonus perform­ outboard! v ance but longer engine life! See your dealer for a demonstration of Mercury—• to flO hp. Ask about enjoy "outboard living days99 w ith m CRCU RY I T ’S N E V E R TOO LATE TO LEARN Youngatero of all s ir e enjoy bowling kero. Make it n habit to com# la for an evening ml pnro plena*re! We have the fineel oqalment and the best in. •*ra**ert! Free Nureery with fall-time attendant. Site Mere 300 4-ie-liaa TORONTO (UPI) — Frank J. Salk*, managing director of the Montreal Canadians, has been namad chairman of the hotkey Hell of Fama Committee, replac­ ing tha late Lester Patrick. Follow Sanford’s G REYH O U NDS (Our Beat Bateball Club In Yoon) Enter the Sanford Herald BASEBALL CONTEST la Sock Tuesday's Paper YOU MAY WIN CASK AIB GONDITIONRD ONORA (Navy Bom) ROAD Take a family lira — Inflow rld« dealers! Get F raekssklat __ _ Ktehkaefer Cerperattao Florida Satea a Banka Dictates, P, O, Baa 1119, floraeeta, placid* ■HMpMBWaeaBm �. . . -V 1 8t|> #>wfar» ffrxlh Frl. .Tune 24. IftBO—Pejre 7 Around The Clock Sixteen Sanford area residents have been awarded certificates in lifesaving and water safety by the County chapter of the American Red Cross. The 18 a r t Janice and Wendell Springfield, Charles Quinn, Jimmy Ray, Judy Robb, Jimmy Gracey, Steve Brown, Charles mjfayts, Clifford Abies, Evelvn “ irkenmeyer, Ron Lady, Joe Bloyd. Tom E. Herald, Ro*c Msrle Herald, Bobby Lankford and Johnny Lake. • • • Representatives of two photo­ graphy studioa in Sanford aro attending the state-wide photo­ graphers conclave in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jameson of Jameson Studios and Michael Rahijs, of the House of Rahija are at the four-day convention. • A The Seminole County SportsTnan’a Assn, will install new offleers for the year at its meeting Tuesday at I p. m. in the courthouse. Welcome Wagon Club Holds Meet George Bowser. Longwood elec­ trician, appointed Tuesday to the board of electrical examiners by the County Commission said Thurs­ day he would accept the position. “ I am pleased, and hope 1 can contribute to the advancement of my profession in Seminole Coun­ ty," Bowser said. ORGANIZERS OP THE PROPOSED Southwest Seminole County Federal Savings and Loan Association to be located in Casselberry are, left to right, llibbnrd Casselberry, Lytle Swope, Joseph Mulson, C. H. Johnson and Herman Joyce. Other organizers not shown are Donald Willson, and James Matthews. (Herald Photo) (It's like Vacationall the time) Quotable Reading Program Quotes In Full Swing ! y United Pres* International LOS ANGELES— Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, former FBI under­ cover agents in the Communist Party, on their decision to build a bomb shelter in their front yard: “ Being Communist* as long as we were and knowing (he dangers M i thoroughly as we do — both “ f us realize the United Stalei is in peril today.” HAVANA — Premier Fidel Cas­ tro, hinting his government may confiscate all remaining Ameri­ can-owned business interests in Cuba: "They are here now, but it may be that they will not be here." ‘since more man l.ioo letter* tlon drive, response has increase were mailed to DeBary reiidentt rapidly. Jam es Duffy, publicity requesting, participation in the chairman, aald. community center annex construeThe proposed extension to the DeBary Community Center will cost In the neighborhood of 911,000 with the majority of the funds coming from local contributors. “ Local civic organizations and More than 21 representatives of clubs have recently contributed the South Seminole County Wel­ as a group, auch as the Garden come Wagon club met in Cassel­ Club and the Catholic Mission, berry Thursday for a covered Duffy added. All the funds contributed will diah lunrheon meeting. Mra. Frank Lewis, North Or­ be maintained by nr. Segar, fin* lando, president, said the group anclal secretary of the expan* plans to atari swimming clan sion committee in a separate ae* instructions for children in the count, Duffy said. The expansion is expected tn county. “ The charge* set by swimming accommodate space for 500 and recreation arras, however, has take care of church and civie forced delay in the program, un­ organizations, holiday baztara and til we ran find an area that ii benefits, the publicity chairman financially feasible for us to explained. pursue the Idea," V ri. Lewis add­ ed. Hunting: Permit! In other buftness, Hop* Ben­ WASHINGTON (U r i) — T he. nett, a Casselberry shellmaking Senate has passed a bill te alia * enthusiast, aaid she would as­ civilian sportsmen te get special sist area residents in the art of permits for hunting end fishing shellmaking designs. on military reservation*. Bowser To Accept Electrical Post The Anna Miller Circle will hold a dance Saturday from 9 p. m. t<* 1 a. m. at the Elka Club. The Starlighttrs will provide music for dancing. • DeBary Residents Giving Full Support In Center Fund Drive Lake Mary will soon have the of probably - being the only area in Seminole County to have a complete roadside park. Following a request by Earl Toney of Lake Mary, the coun­ ty commissioners Tuesday agreed to place concrete tables and benches in Crystal Park Lake. “ The location, with its access to the swimming area and natural scenic beauty, should make it one of the most ideal roadside picnic grounds in Seminole Coun­ ty," Toney added. Or. Charlai Pcriont, Sanford ■Optometrist, is in Orlando today A ttending a three day post gra­ duate course in contact lenses. • Roadside Park Set For Lake Mary | Summer reading program at the Sanford Public Library ii going strong with two of the 76 students registered having completed the program. Pamela Poole, nine years old, and in the Smoky Bear Reading Club, has finished reading ten books. Sandy Urquhart, eighth grade student and in the Solar System Reading Club, has com­ pleted 12 books to finish the re­ quirements for the program. There is room for ten more children in the Smoky Bear Club, Mrs. Sara King, head librarian reported. This club is for first through the fourth grade readers. ANGELES — George W. James McEachern •Iker, Ford Motor Co. executive %andLOS director of styling, saying compact cart will become In­ Dies At Age 73 creasingly popular: " It ii a part of a general da- James A. McEachern. Sanford for compactness, which wc in men’s Ivy League suits resident, died at 9:30 a. m. Thurs- ! women’s emphasis on allm- day in Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital after a lingering illness. and sleekness." McEschcrn was born In ThomasNEW YORK— American Nazi ton, Ga., April 19, 1187. Ha made J a r t y Commander George Lin­ his home in Sanford for th« past c o ln Rockwell, saying he would three years at 1801 Maple Ave. return to New York, from which A retired fafmer, he was a mem­ he was ousted after a near-riot ber of the Congregational Christ­ ever his plans to hold a July 4 ian Church and also a member of the W.O.W. for the past 30 gaily: "I'll be beck. If the Commies years. ean speak in Union Square, so The survivors sre hit wife, Mrs.*Nora McEachern; two sons, Jack 1 ran I." P. McEachern, Atlanta, Ga., and | Howard B. McEachern, Sanford, < and two brothers, W. E. MeKachtrn, Georgia and A. B. Mc­ Eachern, Jacksonville. The body will be sent to Thonaslott, Ga. for service* and burial. Britton Funeral Home i» -in charge of the local arrange­ Broward N. Howes and hi* wite, ments. Hazel, owners of the new Chick •a’ Treat Drive-In, prtudly boast that their ritablishmi nl is the Firemen Meet largest in Florida. Hampered by heavy ralns.the Tbe driva-ln special! es In soft Longwood Voluntaar Firemen Jeo cream, "broaattd' eblckan— limited their meeting to practice •b re a ste d " by a new heat in on the pump, Claudo Layo, Fire Jtetlon process, and fa-t service. Chitf said. In olhtr business. It it located at 1901 Fitnch Ave. Layo added the association voted •o a r the high school. to invite the Mayor, the councilThe Howes now reside at 509 men and their wives tu th* Fire­ Valencia Avenue In Sanford. They men'* picnic to be held July 4, came to Florida 15 months ago at the home of Carl Lommler. and aatUed in Orlando where Howes waa in the furniture busiFewer non-farm home* will be n ett. At the Howes had two built Ihi* year than last, accord­ restaurants in Washington, D. C., ing to the Federal Home Loan they are no alrangera to the Bank Board. V ltilifle Hawet I* a native of Live Oak, but hat livtd most of hit life in Washington, D. C. They have two xoT ic -B o r r i . a t . i o ■ w a h i w o daughters and seven grandchild­ osr r n o r n o * u C R * s« r.t a m i ren all living in Orlando. ____ AM BM SM FhT* IS S'lMSTAIh DIP* lire aee and aen Jusiness Briefs W Legal Notice Legal Notice ST icti n r p n o r e i c n i s u r a n t r S T I M I . I I.QSISM s s u * » * * • • SIIIS* A BTHMKT. n WHOM JT SI AT CON thn.Ni Toil will l i k e n»tlr# l h*t l h * H r Com mission of tho C l i r of infortf. V lurid*. *t P- **••»* I* I t t b e * r Of Ju ly . I***. In JJn Ur i'ommle*l<*"#r'* Room o« in o T M l T B AMI B o r a o s n i K * o r thk z n siso o R P is s s i'K «r T H K CITV o r BASFOHD, r i . O H . III*. N o lle . I* h r r o h r il* » n th e t » Public H r . ring will ho held I t the Onmml««lon Itoom I* th* Ot> Hall In »’-«• C l tr of a o n f a r t . F l o r ­ id*, s i S;*0 o 'r ln r k P. H.. no J u l y 11, ISIS, to t o r s l d * r tk» following r h a n a f * *nd »m sodm *nt* I" th# Zonin g O rdinance of Ik* C l t r of Banford. Flarld*: i * ) Th* prn|>»rlf *on*d In D is­ t r ic t n - i A < a i n g i * - r * m i ir i . located on th* *outhw**t r * r a #r of th* l»i*r*00M*" nr a ittn o lia Av**u* ond Ztrd. Rtr«st, t* proposed to b* ch*ng*d to H-* IMulllpl* . fa m ily ) D istrict. Paid p r o p e r l y b e in g m*ro p a r t i ­ c u la r ly d**crlk*d aa M i a It. IS a n d Id. S a n a 'a Addition. All parti** In lnldr**t a n d altla*n* sh a ll hav* a a o p p o r tu n ity to b* h»»rd t t told he arin g . H / o r d e r nr tho C l t r Commiet lo n of th e City of Pooferd, r i e r Me, t h l t ISlh d e r of June. ISIS. H. N. TAMM. JR. A* C l tr C lerk of tho C l t r of e o n f o rd . Flo rid a P ublish J u s * S4, l a s t . U r HoU m tno c u r eonford, lorlS*. will con»ld»r on4 d e t e r . Ino w h e i b e r o r not th* U tr III oloio, * • * * • • ond » 9»ndon t o r a m of tho C l t r ond the j u h li e i a n d to tho e lre e t k sr o l o o f t s r ttr r i h s d , t o .w it : T h ir d S l r e e l from Ito lht#r•dotlon w ith i o h Corloo Avoo u t on tho wsot, M i l H '<• 1 Iniere ec lie n w ith a»» SUrcoo Av**u*. P o r i* * * l*t*r»tl*a m » r s S P l j r >4 ho h t a r d a t tho llmo a a d place >avo oMrlflod. . , „ c it t m u M ip eio w o f t h k l-IT T o r SANFOBD. FL OR­ IDA. B»: H. V. Tomm. J r.. C l t r Clerk ■hlloh J uno SI. 11*1. hollo* Of P nhll# M e srle g Notice lo hereby gU #n. Hoard of C ounty Comm lee lu Be re o f Pern I■ ole County. Florid*, prepoee* lo f l e i n u t th* follow ing de errlhed ero* C . l Com mercial to C-» Comhaercial: Th* N orth eld# of L o u a t r y O l i i b n o i l l e r * depth of Z»* f**l. from North H /W II**. from oeotor Mm e f l i b # V m f Void W e e i n . r d to th* «#*t»r Ho* of Orapovl I* Avoou* t o d th* P e u th old# of C o u n tr y Cluh Iload for a depth of l#o foot from i o u t h R - W lino, from r e a t o r Ilh# #f Im ho H a r r B u d W e s t w a r d to • p e ia t J»* feet W ee t of a projection BouthworB of t h e r t n t # r l i n t nf a r i R t v i l l i A t t n u i . Public beet tog will ho held In th* hemlnol* C o u a l r C . u r t H o m * , Be a ford. Florid*. I* th* C ounty Commlaalooer* room #a J u l y t t , t i l l a* t »»-•» 11:11 A . »M.• o r t o *t o o * t a o r a oHoard f lo r *#Bfpoaoibit. C o n B tr (-am m U tloaero Pemlnnlo C ounty Florid* By J o h n K rid e r. C h a irm a n A tto et A r t h u r B e ckw ith J r , C lerk f e i N i a jua # i i . m i R A V EN N A A PARK N EIG H BO R H O O D CITRUS, OAK M IN U T E S FROM THE LIVE And IN PINE FROM FINEST detail of quality worries are about AND BOATING, Gnn«rn) Eleetrle OF COURSE A RAVENNA- T ERR A IN M IL E W ITH FROM LESS T H A N IT ’S LIKE Park you can GOLFING, AN HOUR V A C A T IO N - PARK! a “BUILT home W ITH in Ravenna PRIDE” convenience, high LAKE RO LLIN G F ISH IN G allowing maintenance Paved Streets Kitchen Equipment By BEAUTIFUL THAN BEACHES - and LOVELY LESS when you own homes ON AROUND TREES. R A V EN N A These and CENTERED BUILT AND ONLY TO IS you close attention to every to be free of cares and, repair costs. Miami Curbs Wide e a t p b to protect ft cool Silent light awitchee Venetian Blinds Wood interior trim Terrnazo floor* ta rg e utility room* with laundry ft dryer connectlonn Birch Yorktown cahinetn with rolled edge formica tops with be carefree! Check these 10 Ft. Wide Concrete Drives NuTone kitchen exhaust fans GK Range ft refrigerator Diapoeall Wall furnace, theraaontaticaliy controlled Sliding doom on most cloeele Ceramic tile Sills and tub receae features: 1AVENNA PAM BOMBS as little aa *450, down! INCLUDES CLOSING ■ PRICES RANGE FROM *13,000 to *17,400 Drive out today — or call us for appointment ; Shosumaluzk QonAthusiion Company FA 2-.no* «r FA S-74M Office: 211 E. 25th St. at Myrtle I I : ; 1: . V ' l SALES OFFICE: 1.9 mile* Weet of the traffic light a t 20th ft French HANFORD, FLORIDA iA % >r I I I n i �im S$r (Dsuxa flbby: ft |i n H Steel Hour Plans Varied Summer Program Schedule By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am an intelligent, a t. tractive, well-dressed girl of 20. Everyone aaya I have loads of personality. I am a huge success with everyone—except the opposite sex. Some girl friends have told me I'd be more popular with men if 1 bought myseif a few "curves." (I am 294540, and 5 ft. 5 and weigh 126.) I don’t see where this kind of cheating would do me any good. If a man got in. terested in me for my "figure,” I'd have to tell him before we were married th a t it was artificial. W hat should I do? Does th a t kind of dishonesty pay? "STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN” V Vsafari I am sick and tired of talking "baby talk” with some three-year-old who has answer* ed the phone for "Mummy” and wanta to play guessing games with me. This morning I asked a child whose mother was down in the basement wash. Ing to please call her mother to the phone. Apparently the child was detoured on the way and forgot all about It. I waited on the line fully 16 minutes, then hung up. I couldn’t call back because her receiver was off the hook half the day. I think children are cute — but not on the tele, phone. DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: I agree with you. And in this connection, now th a t we can dial long distance directly, many chil­ dren have accidentally made some very costly long-distance calls while playing with telephones. I recommend toy telephones for children. • a m DEAR ABBY: You can tell 24-year* old “Miss L” th a t the 62-year-old "bache­ lor” she is running around with has a wife and children. Furthermore, there will be no divorce in this family. My husband's name belongs to my children and me. "Miss L” can expect nothing bnt ultimate disgrace and possibly a child without a name. His name goes with this family— and so does his income. "A’S WIFE" ) * • • "W hat’s your problem?" Write to Abbv in care of this paper. For a personal reply,-enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Abb.v’s best-selling book, "Dear Teenager,” is on sale at all bookstores. DEAR "STRAIGHT” : Many of your "straight up anti down” sisters buy "curves” because they want to look better in their'clothes—and it is not a m atter of baiting their hooks with sponge rubber. It’s no more "dishonest” than using arti* fieial color on your cheeks and lips or put. ting an artificial curl in your hair. All’s fair in love and war, and the war is ont • • • DEAR ABBY: I know a lady motorman who has so much electricity in her th at when she takes her clctthes o ff the sparks start to fly all over. I would like to know if there is any danger of her catching fire. CLOSE FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: No danger—unless she has a conductor. • ♦ • DEAR ABBY: Don’t adults with young children answer the telephone themselves any more? I am In business and use the telephone a great deal. And Tha If. S. Steel Hour, eonttnu in* Iti established policy of hail* iog summer ai another season— and not a reaion to drop standardi of entertainment — has lined up an exciting roller of ita n in an array of freih, new teleplays. Seen on alternate Wednes­ days, at I p. m., the “ live" dra­ ma series will present such luml- HERE IS A SCENE from "Huckleberry Finn" coming to the Rita Theatre Sunday. Literary Classic At Ritz Sunday Mark Twain's “Tha Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," one of the great literary claaaiea of all time haa been brought lo the screen and will open at the Bits Theater Sunday. Seen aa lluck la 13-year-old Kddie Ifodgei, who scored in the Broadway musical, "The Music Man," and followed with a bit on the screen in "A Hole In The Head.” Playing Jim the runaway slave, la Archie Moore, world's light Circle Theater's Play On Prison Life Turns Out To Be Stereotype By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (U P I)-A t “Tha Prison Profeasor" began on Wednesday night's “ Armstrong Circle Theater,” 1 thought it waa a shame that a school teacher had been tent to prison. The teacher in Ibis true ilory, Herb Holland, was sentenced to a tix-monlh term in the Nassau County, N.Y., prison for obtaining and gulp down roffe* and the narcotics Illegally. 1 figured he Juices and coffee "iloab'.’ around needed hospitalisation mors than ....... la their stomachs all morning, im ­ J a il. But a« the CBS-TV drama drew portant thtnga Ilka scalp massage and hair brushing just cannot be te a close, I found mytelf think dene in the morning—yet it would Ing it was a sham e'tha teacher moat probably set you up for the was leaving Jail. What' hoppen? Holland, who entire day. Dry hair It the most oft repeated had kicked the habit, let himself complaint. I receive hundreds of get hooked on prison reform.lle lettare weekly asking how le overcame official inertia, budget make hair grow, how to dreas un­ limitations, room shortages, in ruly hair and make it more lus­ mate hostility and prejudice, and trous and luxuriant, how to make organised a school for the ether U grow longer, and then—they wise idle youth serving time with him. cut it off! (Holland's class teamed small If you want to know more about fo u r hair and hew to do er than moat classrooms on tha things for It, atnd me a long outside, which may be one rea Mlf-addrtatad, elgbt-cent stamped ton he waa able to accomplish envelope and 23 cents In coin. to much with his students.) Holland wanted lo move, with Use the booklet to your advantage. 'Makeup Tricks O Ti Give You Lift EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD P h; 1 .Healthy hair is lustrous. It t preparations on your scalp, but to •Uaea. it le full of lira, vitality, relievo tension and (bat taut fool. • id vigor. The only way lo pre­ Ing H la rv eseary to masiage the serve its natural beauty or to ra­ t e * it after illness or aegteet la scalp, working from the nape of ta bring new heelth to the scalp the neck up te the crown of the •ad —te the entire body. bead. To aid In this, touch the Hair ' growth can be aided finger Ups with cosmetic oil. Pro­ ftrough cumulating circulation by aBaaaage, by bniahlag, by sham­ fessional hair treatments are very pooing properly ta d regularly and beneficial because they stimulate by combining thla with tha use of circulation whlla tha rest of the •p ed al hair preparations, moat of body la relaxed. You can do a Which contain soma stimulating In- good job of massaging your acalp dlenL It is not tha hair prepara- yourself and, although not com­ la alone that win give reaulta. pletely related as in a professional massage, you. can get good re­ I t la the masaaga and the way M which the preparatlona a r t ap­ sults. plied, ptoia brushing, which atIn it Is a ptly m m aty maa and up circulation and increases tha women have oaly that provarblal Mood supply. five minutes to grab a but In tha Vac any e l year favorite hair morning. 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Ne­ ville Brand and Judy Canova. The film waa shot largely on location on and near the Sacra­ mento River in California, which today is more like tha Mississippi of Mark Twain's era than the Mississippi itself. ( I I llu tn p tr Room ( I ) K a rtuun K a pere ( I ) lleadera DUnei ( t ) Illng D oag School lOi Nowe a a d In to rrlo w a i n Dougn n o mi (SI lied Rows dhow ( I ) SIovie a t Ten ( t ) Play T our lluneh ( t ) On The a n . ( l ) Price le Kigbl I t ) I Dove Ducy I t ) C e n r e n l r n ll a e ( t ) December Bride til* 1:41 ie.ee lt:lt Ililt 11:11 11:11 urns (t> T r o t h e r C o asaquaaeot ( t ) I-o*o a t l.lta ( I ) Raatleea Qua It C a u l! Be Van IlitS I( II )I Search rer t o m o rro w ( I ) D a re T h a t Bob ( I I Q u l l l a s Digs I ( t l Duels t l ) T opper ( t ) About Paces 1:M ( t l Aa (he W a n d T u r n s I t ! Mr A Mrs. North It), olam suram a •me I t ) U u . c n lor a Day (dl Pull Circle ( t l p e r In Court l:M i t ) Houoeparty i t i Dorotta T u u a g T h e a te r ( t ) Oslo H a r m •me I t ) P o u a g Dr Malabo (SI M lllleaalre ( l l Baal ik e Clash i P r a m Theaa R e a ls •me ( Il )l Verdict U Tears ( t l Who Da Too T r u s t ) tits i t ) Comody Playhouaa ( I ) B r ig h te r Day ( t ) A m eric as Be a d s l e a d t:ti ( t ) Becral Btsrm t:M ( t ) E dge a f Might ( I ) A d r e a i a r t Tima • ■•• ( t ) M a r l s ( I ) T h r e a Stooges H I Pa pa ya P io r h o a a a • me i l l Capt, d a l l a a t ft) C ansaaa > •v» Legal Notice IM c o t * TV JC DOR'S r a i'K T . I h M t M U COVBTP, PDOBIDA. BPTATB * P *. IL.NDEIU.IN , drreeeed. tD T I C B O P P I * A ) . B R P O B T AND APPLIC ATIOM POM llia cM A R U B All persons a re hereby hetlfled (hat th e undersigned n s Adminleirnlrl*. C.T.A. nf said e etate , haa completed (he a d m i n i s t r a t i o n t h e r e ­ of a a d haa filed la said c e a r t he r final r a p e r l and a p p lic ation f a r dlecharge. Objections th ere to . If any, should bo d uty filed. A fter filing proof of publication ebowing th is n otire hoc been published anea a w e ek f a r f o u r e o a a e e a t l ta weeks, the m a t t e r e f a pproval of c tl d r e p o rt a a d th a o rd e rin g a f d i s t r i ­ bution nf said r e la te will cam e before the court. P l r s t publication a a J u n e I t , IMP. Fl-OKKNCK DEIOHTOM B a x -lit Don (w ood. F lorida Aa A d m lala lro lrla , C.T.A. a f said estate. DAXIED JT. DaPBVRB at W A It RICK. CAJKUDD * DePBRV B P. a Bos ltd W in te r P a r k , P l e r ld a A lta r n e y a f a r B a U l a •W W aft M a a X 1 4 M * M T Pat Boone To Host Special Teen Show fV Tonight A great number of the eountry'a top teenage performers will aaaemble Monday for a special musical revue with Pat Boone at hoit. WLOK-TV, Channel •, will carry this apecial “live" program from i:3o to 10:30 p. m. Among the latent! who will ap­ pear on tbia telecast are Edd “ Rookie" Byrnea, Connie Franela, Frankie Avalon, Paul Anka, Fa­ bian, Bobby Darin, Annette Funicello, Anita Bryant, plua many olhtra. Coca, Cola, the sponsor of this revue entitled, “Coke Tima," aaid these performeri w en discriminately chosen by memberi of duba a crota the country aa be­ ing ihe artiste they moat warned to tee. For thla time only, the popular “ Adventurei in Paradise", usual­ ly scheduled at B:30 p. m. will not be teen. “ Head of lha Claaa" is the title of the new game show NBC puts on for the summer. Gene Rayburn la m atter of ceremonies. NBCa “ Cavalcade of Sports” lilts a 10-round lighl-beavyweight fight between Doug Jones and Bob Olaon. Thla ia lha last pro­ gram of this long-lived sports aerie a oa NBC. Don’t Say He’s Beat DENVER (UPJ) — A couple of “beatniks'' recently were written up in newspapers after their arrest for allegedly stealing $4,000 worth of furnishings from plush apartment house lobbies to dec­ orate their own “wgy out" apart­ ment. One of them was unhappy. He complained to a Denver Dost reporter, “I’m a burglar, not a beatnik." EDMUND PURDOM and Georgia Moll in a ncena from “The Cossacks” opening a t the Movieiand Drive-In Sun. day. 'The Cossacks' Opens At Movieiand “ The Cotaacka” will open a two night run at tha Movieiand Drive-In Theater Sunday. The other feature on the pro. gram it “Never Say Goodbye," starring Rock Hudson. Starring in “Tha CossackM* it Edmund Purdom, John Drew Barrymore and Georgia Moll. Thla it the first lime (his film has been shown in the Sanford area. “ The Cossacks” it the story of the war between Caucasian tribes­ men and (he soldiers o» Czar Alex­ By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPD—Filmtown b is been described as a place where the inmates run t h e ^sylum. One inmate, Red Skelton, soon will be running his own little asy­ lum — Ihe first comedian since Charlie Chaplin to bca-t his own movie factory. It so happens the studio Is the same one Chaplin built. In many respetia Skelton's pur­ chase of the old Chaplin Studios is In keeping with the belief that Red has filled (hr void left by Charlie. He ia Hollywood's favor­ ite clown, a position once held by Chaplin. Fortunately for Skcllon, (hr only thing red ab >ut him la -his hair. Chaplin’s political sympa­ thies evrnutally led to his down­ fall in tinsel town. Two questions arise, What docs Red think of Chaplain? What does he plan to do with a studio of his own? “ One at a time,” said Red. “ First of all, 1 knew Chaplin per­ sonally. I entertained him one time from two In the morning until dawn a t a party given by a mutual friend. "He teemed very likeable—that waa before he went to Switzer­ land and got into trouhle with all his political views and ac­ tion*." Turning to the subject of hit new atudio, the redhead announced be hat big plana for making it a busy place. “ I plan lo produce my own movies and TV aCriei,” he aaid. “ I plan to use my mobile tape TODAY ft SATURDAY t OPEN 12:45 ISI TMM C I R C U IT COU RT O P T H K AIATH Jl'D IC IA t. CIRCUIT. I * S M I P O R aRWISfODM C O (* T V , PDIMIHSt ISI CM ASCKNST Re. seas* CHARI.DM THOMAS SMITH , FUlaUff. -*aFA NNIE MAC SMITH. FEATURE: 1:25 • 5:28 unit for everything I do for,tela-g vision. * “ This will be Ihe first all-color atudio in Hollytlbod. I will also produce color movies there," ha said. Legal Notice !■ tlir i« « rt nf ll» iommtr Hf m Ib b Ib ( » u b | ) , F lo rid a# I n P f m knlva In r e i F a i n t # n f _ Ml III AM HM1TII MCmRIHO,V 9 DfCM«#4 T a All C r r t f l t n r n n n 4 P r r a u n a Mn«* Inn rin lm a n r llem nnda A nnlnat Raid K a m i f l You a n d p u c h ' i i f y o u a r # h r r # * l»y n u t l f i r d am i r t r j u l r r t l lo pr#* arnt an> claim * ahd d r u m nde w h it h >4iu« o r # l t h a r o f yo u, tnajr t i n # utfttlnpt (|i e r a t a l # of M iriam S m i t h M o r r la o n , d e c c a a f d , l a i r o f ■aid CntiMY, to th # C o u n t y J u d e a n f H r m ln o ie **nunty. F|<*rlila. a t hi* o f f it r In t h r oaiurt h oua# o f aa id C o u n t y a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , Mltliln e i g h t t a l e t i d a r m o n t h * f l o u t s t h # tin t# n f t h e flret p u b l i c a t i o n n f w till* n o t i c e . K ach r U I r n o r driii.im t ah a l l be In u r l t i u i r . a n d a h a l l a l a t e th e pl a«# n f r eaf d eu c# a n d po* l nffiv# a d d r r t a o f t h a claim * a n t , a n d a h a l l l»# anrorn to b y thft A'Uliuantt hi* a g e n t , , c r a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y aiich claiiu n r d e m a n d n o t • o file d • ah all he void. M a r g a r e t J a n e B tn d d a r d Aa a d m l n l e i r a t r U c.t.ft, o l the K atale nf M i r i a m Hm lth M o rrlao n . I>eceat#4 P u h l l a h J u n e 17, U h July 1. i * CARL FLOYI) THEATRES 30th ANNIVERSARY FREE FREE ANNIVERSARY FRIZES TONITK - 0:00 P. M. PHONE FA 2-121$ . TONITE A SAT. I . GREAT DARE-DEVIL R ACING THR1LLER8 NO. I AT 3:00 ONLY "ROAD RACERS" ALAN DINER ART. JR. NO. 2 AT 1:80 ONLY “CHECK I'O IN r* ANTHONY STEELE • COLOR NO. 2 AT ll:BB ONLY “ DEVIL'S HAIR PIN* CORNEL WILDE . COLOR r>»f-nda»L * OF ICR T O APPMAR STATE O P FLORIDA TOl F a n n ie Maa Bmlih Addraaa and Rsaldaoca Unknonn Tau a r e hereby notiri-d t h a t a blit at c a m s l a l e t f a r dU orce baa baaa fllad a g a l a a t you, a a d you are require d ( • arrva a copy of y e a r a n a w a r e r pleatflax l e tha bill ef rn m p la l a t o* (be I 'l a l n t lf r a Atlornay Haul C. P a rkin.. ««T Waal hnuih (Kraal. Orlando, Florida, and file lha o rigina l A aew er a r p l e a t ­ ing In (ha offlre of lha Clork af Iko C ircu it Court on or before Monday, J u l y II, 114a. If you fall lo do aa J u d a n a n t by dafault will be t a k a n a g aln ai you far tha r e ­ lief dam andad In tka bill o t aoaaplaint. DUNK AND ORDERED a t S i n . ford, ga mlnola County, Florida, thla l i b day at J a n a , 1)44. (BRAD) A r t h u r M. Rackwltk. Jr. C lark *f lha Clraoll Court B y ■ J o a n M. Wilke, P C P a n l C. Parhlna 447 W aal Boulh Bireel Orlaado, Florida A lta r o a y tar P la in tiff Publleh J u n o 14. IT, SI ft J u l y 1 ander II of Russia during tha period from 1350 to I860. ( On Tuesday and Wednesday, “ The Badlandera starring Alan Ladd and Ernest Borgnine will play. The other feature «n the program is “ Damn Citizen," star­ ring Keith Andes. On Thursday, Friday and Sat­ urday. “Who Waa That Lady" starring Tony Curtis and Dean Martin: "The Purple G*ng," starring Barry Sullivan and "The Woman They Almost Lynched,"j will play. * Skelton Purchases Old-Time Studio That Chaplin Built Legal Notice MONDAY P. M. PDOIIKNCR hit family, lo another part of the country and ita rt life anew when hit time came to leave the pritton. Rut the county didn't want to abandon this tuccrtiful experi­ ment. You guested it. Holland w it hired a t the priiun't firit “ civilian” teacher and the ihow ended with Holland and “ bit boyt” back toiietber. Of courtt, the real ending of (hit itory won't be known for yeart. The play geta my vote becautc it wat able to tweep us along, mike ua care, ohow how telfitb, itodgy human behavior can be made la yield before a deter­ mined and righteoua eauae. reid, during the weeke lo come. On June 3B, Emmy Award-win­ ner, Polly Bergen, will co-atar with Ed Begley, in “The Great Gold Mountain," the ilory of a beautiful swindler and a small­ town editor who expotea her. Ap­ pearing with them will be Burt Brinekerhoff and Robert Lam­ ing. Because of a CBS pre-empllon for the political conventions, the Steel Hour will produce only one dramstltatlon during the month of July. “Shadow of a Pale Horse," starring Dan Duryea and Frank Lovejoy, will be seen July 30. A provocative tcleplay, about a group of uniutored Australian villagers who struggle to estab­ lish law and juatice following a murder, it waa adapted by Ihe new and talented young writer, Joe Palmer. J r , from a ilory by Bruce Stewart. Red Buttons, whose first straight acting aasignment won him an Academy Award, stars in “ The Case of the Mitaing Wife," an original teleplay by Orin Borsten, which concerns a man who la found guilty of the murder of hit wife, even though her body cannot be found. Buttons will por­ tray the inspector who solves the mystery surrounding the caia. Another original, “ Bride of the Fox," by Budd Fishel and Barry Hyamt, will be the Steel Hour offering, August 24. The romantic adventure story is set during (he time of the Civil War. And, on Sept. 7, one of tele­ vision'! moat delightful personali­ ties, Arlena Francis, will e«-»t*r. with liana Conreld In “ When in Rome," a warm comedy about a wife who finds it difficult lo be­ lieve In her husband's innocence, wlien be la willed a large turn of money by an unknown Ameri­ can woman, “ in memory of three divine days and nigbti In Home." STARTS SUNDAY AWONDERFUL WORLD OF , ! KTW-GOLMfYNKAVH«... * IAHUCL couwyx. . a HARK TWAIN'S l , MUBO*«!CO» m HETIOCOIOR We Mare The BECRET HICKORY RMOKRU B A R • B - Q ? ’ • .a - *# * «>»v • . r- - • • Edround Purdon John Dr«w Barry nor* Gaorvla M ul R i l p and Chicken • Choice Western Beef Part • Meal*,' Bead niche — Carry Owl • Met Off The M I m y BAT, aad BUN. CO-FKATL'RB - 1040 ONLY Longwood P it B ftr-B -Q ■aatlaho Aw, a t lha Tracks Opm lil T ». as. thra W a4 q jg g a | l| ll *y ! �ftp fanforb fr r a ll W iL l. VCHJ P Lf-V S S anjS'.'.E® V P mC'I* FTP M£ ? 1‘U . C A M . B L O N D ' S A \ 0 H*VE A LITTl « CHAG£T LCNE50rv« — ' at unw> I V » l'H H E R * - W t v £ 5 _ » / a l l 9V* t m e m se l '.e s ) I M P i i j v oov/i: " Hd'.LO *S V Jc trcE A K 9 Casselberry B.oard Sets Meet Tuesday ONc mOWtNT ( ILLC-LL nfo 5*. P lfA lt-- - TO THE I PHONEJ N----- ■ IN THE —( LACKMV ) * 6: n * H A G a v t f a s h /l l a o l l y o u ( T O AODUCTINO / * £ .' B SO M A LL S I D E S f b u p f u b b __ y A special Cadclbcrry Town Council meeting h*« been called In discua* the paving of Winter Park, Drive and the resurfacing of S. Triplett Dr.. Mayor W. M. By DICK WERT "taw al the While Muuie Benton said. "A »ign «n the l»wn. ‘nut for WASHINGTON (UPI) Sine* The meeting will br held at g p. in. Tuesday al the Town 11*11. all Ihr comedian* are telling po­ lale’." A .'alary for llir (own policeman litical Joke* the*c day*, I gueas will alto be diicuisrd Benson you can't blame tome of the poli­ "LBJ »aid 'I'm deeply d airrtied, added. "(nr Dixie'* a name I detest. tician! for trying to be comedi­ •• 'Reg»rdle»* of maps. an!. " 'can't you see I wear chap*? Four per cent of the nation'* One political iroup that like* to “ 'I'm noi from the aouth, hut the familie* have an annual income be the life of the party, provided West'.’’ ' of $1,000 to $1,499. it'* the Grand Old Party, li the | Republican rongrctalonal commit- ■"Adlal asked in hla way quite tee. It hai been limbering up for diaarniing, " ‘Why do they find me »t> l a I k e I n t t a l lk » I m i a l r J a l a * . the coming campaign by rompoialarming? • r m l n n l e C a n a i y , F l o r i d a , l a P r a - ing election year limerick*. " 'I admit lhal It's true h atr, "The limerick long ha* been a " 'I’ve already loti I tn, l a r * i R i l a l i »f mean* of condrnaing Itauea point­ J.VMKH I). IIK ARK a k a J . D. " 'I 'think a .third try would he edly and aucrinclly In poetic> II KAHN D i c i i h i I. form." the committee laid a* Jua- charming'." T a *11 C r r d l l n r * a n d P r r a a a a M a i * tification for it* action. l a a C laim * a r llr m a a d * V aalaai "Ju«t a* the limerick described "HST l«ld hi* disciple named Sill, la M C alalrt " ‘My man, let me give you * Yon am t * ach n f y o u a r a h a r e h y the people and i«*ue« in the day* | n o t If teat am t r*'|Ulr»i| to pr»**nt of it* chief patron, Edward L e a r.; clu*. a n y c la im * *n<l d e m a n d * arhlrli __a.^l.4,1. . I . a i I . . . . . . . " *Ju«t forget ihl* toft tell y ou. n r r l i h r r o f you . m a r l i a r * " 'and ittr t giving them hell, a a a l u a l Hi* r a t a l * o f JVMI'.H I* ",'or Ui« p*rty may ibinjun IIK A H N a k a J. P. It KAHN. it*, r r a a r i l , U t * o f aalil C o u n t y , to th * U-T" Legal Notice C o u n t y J u i l a * of a r m l n n l* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t hi* of flc* In t h * c o u r t It o u t * o f t a Id C o u n t y a t Hanford, Florida, w ithin tig h t calendar m o u t h * f ro m . h r tint* n f t h * f lra t p u b l i c a t i o n of t h l t no lle* . K a r h c l a i m o r dciuattil tl t a l l l>* In w rit* In k . a n d ah a l t a t a t t Hi* p l i c a of r » a l d * n r a a n d p o t t offlc* o f th * c l a i m a n t , a n d t h a l l h* twrorn In b y t h * c l a i m a n t , hi* * ( » n t , o r at* tn r n ty , and ant tu ch claim or d a ­ rn a nd n o t ao filed t h a l l b* veld. R l l a a b t t h C. I i * * rn Aa * i * c u t n r of th* l-a* t Will a n d T » * ta m « n l nf JA MKK P. H KAItN a k / a J. P. IIKAHN d*c*aa*d P u b l l a h Jt t n * 1a, IT, *4 A J u l y t YVHER3 D O E S THAT LEAVE . BEETLE? . AMP X N M P TOOK S T K O N S M e r i TO MSLP LOAD s- A O r I N / L B A O 7 H fM TO H O S T IL E IN D IA N S / _ GOP Leaders Trying To Get Into Act With Well Timed Political Limericks I try to he objective, about po­ litical mallera and I thought I de­ tected in theae line* a alight partiian rant. So if the DcmorraU have any poela in their corner. I'll he glad la give them equal rhyme. ' Bible School The Lake Mary Community Presbyterian church Vacation Bible Schoql will open Monday and* continue until July Jth. All children from age four through Junipr High are invited lo attend from • to 12 a. m. X O T IC R O F *IVT-KI«l«l,MtVB THANKS. AROUND, GEE. BILLY. W H Y LD O N T YOU BE TH* ■ A D M A N A W HILE , SHUCKS. i V e b it t h ‘ d u s t A DOZEN TIMES T DAY, |---ALREADY / / J y ...AN LET ME P L A Y T H ' GOOD F E L L E R F O R A C H A N G E f>]______ _______ V ; ’V > o * rrv -n v R y ru . C E N T S A QUAR T f'C VL ANGS MAYBE YOU'D THE OTHER BETTER J U S T . THREE CHANGCOM J QUARTS . QU A R T/ y \ NEXT ^ 1 / \ MONTH! wrw«*TRirr _ MNNIUBTN* ^Y^ilSpE” WORLD/\ WE WINS/ IN IK'S UTT.E 7 LET5 6€E A DCVg-INJ NAA'! X'\E ------ tr - - \T H E O O O P A V \ Legal Notice l a t b a r*w r( a f »k* r t a a l y J i t l k a»mlw*l* r a a a t r , H * r M ta I* f i t . bat*, In r*i K*t*t* *f ( l K R T R t 'l 'K K K IT H p*c*aa»d T n All Cradltar* a n a f i n n a H a *la n Claim* n r n*a»and* A f a l a a l »ald Kata«*i You and *arh nf you a r a h*r»hy nntlflad and r*uulrad tn praaant an* clalina and drm an d a which you. nr r l t b a r of you. m a y hav* awalnat lha aatal* of (IHRTHPPIC K KITIl, riaraatld. t a la a f aa Id I'nuniy. In th# County J k d e a nf ttrmlnnl* County, Florida, a t hla offlc* In lha court huua* of aald I'n u n iy at Hanford, Florida, w ithin *i*ht r a l r m l a r mnnlha from th* llrti* of tba flrat public ation of thla nolle*. Karh rlalm n r dam and ahall h* In w r iting, and ahall a la t* tba plac* af rta ld a n r# and pnal n f f lia addtaaa of lh a c la i m ­ ant. and ahall b* aworn In by lb* claimant, hla a g an l, or a tto rn ay . and any a m h rlalm or damand not ao filed ahall h* void. Annia Ma* Si. t 'la l r Aa a aa co to r of lha I n a l Will and T aa ta m an t af m cnTRU bR k r i t h . Paraaaad hTKNHTROM. DAVIS * MalKTOSH A tlnrnrya for K to e u trla Kdo a ida llulldlBk Hanford, Florida l*o hi lab J u n a It. IT. I I * J u l y 1 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Furniture • Tile • Piaaee • Rental Bede In Thankful Tribute L«gal Notice nerm ora OVER 35 YEARS at Flrat and I'alm rtle (Along Side I’oat Office) ra w ii N O T IC E IS k a r a b y a l v a n t h a t 1 a m a n e a g a d In F r o d i i r l n k l l t ro r d a , S o n i a . Nov ala, M otion I'l rt o t a a , a n d P l a y r l g h t a a t Tta I 'a l m a t t n A v a . S a n f o r d , k a m l n n l a C ounty, F l o r i d a , u n d e r th * f l r l t l n u a nam * of, K A R U o n d t h a t I In lan d lo r t s l a t a r aa ld n a m * wrlth l h a C l a r k af t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t, A*mlnol* V H THl ■KMINOLB — D sBA RT COUNCIL gratefully accept* and acknow­ ledges memorial csntributtMB for HEART RESEARCH. P. O. BOX 10« SANFORD, FLA. WATCH TOR BIOHOW'S NIW BARGAIN N IX T M O N D A Y 2 mere daya left this w s t k Excellent Shelving LUMBER 20% O ff twu*s tm tiiu t cette/wr seusise tem t etsru MsCraatan Read a*J fartiiwiwea A n n u a SA N F O R D — FA 2-0211 ' ~ I X. HytaaCard lad y LIT’L GIA NT ANYTWINS LUCE COUPED-U^-TWr .MOVIE, M IR W Y N f J f BEEN ALL [* ; ■I I'D LIKE THE ^ OLD QUART FOR MY OUTBOARD, a AND MY FREE TRADING STAMPS/ LIRV FtlHKI l.tiat HK *«*.■ sir a P K i i s i . M%*T*eit NOTICK Ik 1IKRKIIT alv*n pur■ua nt lo a Final t)*rr*a nf fnraelnaura datad Sod day nf Jon*. IftA. and *nt*tad In Cha neary Caa* No: le.adS. In th* c ir c u it Court of th* S lo th Judlrlal CIrrult, In and for Hamlnol* County, F l o r ­ ida. w h a rrln III il.I.OIV VT CONCltKTK r n O D l'C T R COMPANY, INC., a F lorida corporallon. la P la in tiff. and CIIKHRY HIM . rtKVKtAvPKna. ix c . , * r i o r id * r o rp o rallo n , I* li*f*ndanl. I will call lo th* hlah**t and h**t hidd# r f o r mult at th* F r o n t l»oor of th* Kamlnol# C ol .u t Courtboua*. Hanford. Florida, dm I n i th* l» i* l boil-* nf **1* on th* a*r ooO . *lonriay In Ju ly . ISIO, tba fo llo w in i da srrlb ad propa rly aa »*t forth la aald F in a l Hri-r**. 1 - n i l : Al.f. of MKRKIUTH MANOR, CIIKIIIIY H IM . XKUTION, a r corilllia to lb* plat t b r t a o f aa r a cu rd rd In Plat llonk I. paa* 4*. nf til* I'll til la.- Rarorda of Srm lnnl* County, Florida, l*aa Mil• 1. t. and a. of Hloak C, b u t Includloa *l»o; t h a t p a r t nf T*ut * of lllm k It. MKIIKIHTH MANOR. CIIAN'.S’KI, 8KCT l o \ , a i r o r d l n r lo lb* plat th»r»of aa ia i o r d .i l In Plat Hook ». P a t * ». of tba Publlo R»rorda nf M*mlnnla County, Florida. Not th of tba K aatarly M ta nalon nf lb* ao u th lln* of 1*H I. lllm k F . MKIIKIHTH MANOR. C I I K R I t r H I M . SE C ­ TION, and lying \V»at of th* W r i t w a ta r llna of Kuala C h a n . n*l *• now a t l a i l n a a n d r u n a tr u i 'l td and ala* all nf MKIIKHITII MANOR. llo l.'LF.V A nn KKCTION. VV*at, ari-ordlng t " th* plat lh ara o f aa ra rorda d In Plat Hook I. paa* Tl, Public l l- r o n l a nf Ramlnola County, Florida, and alaot Kouth I* of th* N B 't nf th* NK'a af * « ' •a and th* K>, of th* ktV ', nr tba NK'a • ' I W ' i and all th a t p a r t of lha K>* a f th* HKU nf K t v q not Inrludad In plat of M*r*dlth Manor, CharIV IHII Hr, linn, a t lacnrilad in Plat Hook *, P a a * 4*. anil Mvtrdltli Manor Rnulavkrd. K*,tlon tVa a I, aa ra rorda d In Plat llonk *. l*aaa T*. all In III* Piitille Rarorda of Krmlnnl* County, F lorida: il.KKH th* K i n ft. and I-KHR lha W. is fi of th* 8. I t ft. nf th* N. mu ft. of I h r S'* of the NK*, nf KK't or KtV 1,1. all In Faction 4, T ow n sh ip t l Knuth. Han** St Fa at. Dal*d till* t i h day of Juna, H i t Kriinaih o. Kpautdlna Kptrlal M a r l r r K*iin*lh II Kpaulillna • to Hanford A llantiu Nat'l. Rank I’uhli-h J u n a la, IT, 14 A J u l y I DONALD KIRKPATRICK, irroimil training officer for Heavy A l tack Squadron Seven, recently received a promotion from the grado of Lieutenant to Lcdr., in n ceremony conducted by Coninmnder Kenneth P. Howell, Squadron C o m miimler. FOOD STORES ONES! T Florida’s FriradflMt Moat CoRYMieRt F—4 Htors - Quick Berries French Ava. at Slrd S t OPEN 7 A. M. - 11 P. M. EVERYDAY rn * vdjh waq dHCCci? TAKe HER HOME/ , COLD BEKR ... AW> TrtfN BA TD EARTH.'I'VE CCMC CUT OF wr MEKW(IA->f...rLA wOCLV Certea ar Cass Te Carry Out Only Kiskiag A I’itaie NappUee Paper Platee, Cape, Ip****, Perk*. rUklai Pelee, Eferylklag Fee A Cempleis Hsaliag Or Fiekisg Trip. vl IM TMIhn HtR »t TP MAS.-TORT, FLASHAt.hP IF t TAkC me uOATROLS, F tA S M fl- I KAVCN'r F l t C I I P ‘X BO LCNj - . f ICE Crsaked Or Blech, Ts Keep Year Gems Or FUh, For Laid Uriahs, Leaches etc. COMB O N H GANO.' MOM > WANTS HSR * F-OOD WAVCO YOU POLISHED T m B (Ci T C f i E N B E A U T IF U L L Y f. - t~ D B A S/ TH'E tC DS H eiO CD N ! M O H S/ COLD CUTS A Csmpleie Asaertmeai Of Hasdslrk Meals. QUICK coo k h e a t s Chicken. Sanaa ge Weiaer, Peek Cbepe Kle. M. a DEKLE GULF SERVICE Park Jit*, s i llth Me SS I* P r e a c h HARRY ADAIR GULF SERVICE SHILLING GULF SERVICE Car. 1st * PrMtfc DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Batter, Egga, H. a OWENS GULF SERVICE • C ar, la t | h aafard A t* PHIL HAIR GULF SERVICE • McKENPKKE UULF SERVICE 1 4 1 1 B s s f s r d A t* . U agsssd Ice Bes Pastries. J. BRAILEY ODHAM, DISTRIBUTOR Y’ALL COME 7 TO 11 haafard. Pis. - mm m _ i»<R ..A ---- - . A i J ..........aa* . JSJfttlL tCu- A �W f¥tW i» New Sensation In Eating Comes To Sanford W« Are Proud Of Our MODERN COUNTER and CABINET WORK C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S On The Grand Opening Of Sanford's Newest Eating Spot chick- n- treat THE BEAUTIFUL NEW chick- n- treat BEST OP TUB BEAUTIFUL NEW WISHES for SUCCESS Featuring The NEW Eating Sensation ALL PLASTERING »T Quality Cabinets M« N ICOLET AVE. WINTER PARK. OPEN FLA. DAILY Burl W oods A C M E PLASTERING CO. CONGRATULATIONS Phone C Y 3-1769 an tfce eonpistlon of your Llo M . | - • . nsw satabtiahment ORLANDO, FLA. OPEN ALL CONCRETE PLACING and FINISHING Friday SUCCESS BY — Saturday Bradford Carter CONCRETE SERVICE, INC. Phono MI 4-8341 . N. Orlando Are Winter Park, Fla. *TU IS Midnight ■OMBTHIN6 TO CROW ABOUT — “BKOAHTKD CHICK KN-—FINGER LICKIN' IJOOII vanramont In rooking. I t injtcto hast units Inttontanaouity a s s n tb s chicken, tra it in all /la to tha bona In a minute*. No pra-rooktng, no htavy breading or battor to eoak up grease .. JalieioMo Chicken, dona to tha bona, and even tha bona It dona. W« Buy 1 Milk Shake BEST WISHES chick- n- treat Specialize la Burgers and Shakes or Sundae GET O N E t i «, chick- n- treat MIt'a Flngar. LMitn' Good” 2 for 1 Opening Special Q U A LIT Y ONLY PITTSBURGH Kamoue BHOA8TED Chkkan JUMBO 8HRIMP and PISH STICKS You’il Be Glad You Selected All Orders NATURAL GAS PHONE YOUR ORDER and PICK FA 2-9760 For Ail Your Cooking To Sanford’s Newest Eating Spot— THE SENSATIONAL UP IN Boxed To Go PLATE GLASS 10 M IN U T E S IN STALLED B Y ...... And Heating Needs CHARLES W. SMITH, DISTRIBUTOR Chink • a • Treat aad Freea E tte Corp. OTHER FRANCHISE LOCATIONS AVAILABLE BROWARD N. and HAZEL E. HOWES Owners and Managers Senkarik GLASS * PAINT CO„ INC. 114 W. SECOND ST. 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LONGW OOD, FLO RIDA �.WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVB By HOLMES ALEXANDER EVANSVILLE, I n d .- Somtthinz like 44 million ton* of unsalable British eoal lie* on top of the (round—a monument, like our own heaps of surplus foodstuffs, to the socialisation of an industry, f . True, British miners and Amer" 'le a n farmers are working and eas­ ing at public expense and probably voting for their political benefactors, although this Is becoming less certain through the years. But the work of these persons Is worse than useless, since they are grow­ ing gray and bent in the produc­ tion of commodities which are not needed and which nobody wants. Contrast this dismal study in British nationalisation and AmeriA) ran vote buying with the story of eoal in the United States. It Is an industry which hit bottom a few years ago and was accounted by many as good only for the grave­ yard. At the end of the postwar conversion period which followed 1945, coal seemed to be in the last phases of losing its best cus­ tomers. The American railroads were shifting to diesel oil and cur­ tailing their passenger runs. The £ ” £ ® # _ 9 . A ' Can you criticise people with­ out engendering ■111 willT This I* a moat difficult psychologi­ cal dilemma. Every teacher, hustoeaamen and parent should tutor himself thoroughly In the "sandwich method." It ia the only sure-fire plan for hand­ ling this delicate problem. CASE E 496: Calvin K . aged M. ia a department store man­ ager. "Dr. Crane, my biggest pro­ blem as an employer consist! of how to administer criticism," he admitted to me at a luncheon we were attending. "Even when I Iry to be re*aonebly tactful and even when the correction le vitally neces­ sary, th* victim of my criticism always seems more or lets re­ sentful. "But new employes often re­ quire instruction. When they make a ' mistaaS, it ia essential lhal they be corrected. "Such criticism ia helpful to them, for it teaches them how to avoid repetition of faults that would ultimately lead to lota of • Job. "But bow can a man criticize hit wife or hit employes without engendering hostility and resent­ ment?" The best technique to uae in this dalicale situation ia tha "sandwich malhod." Sandwich your correction or reprimand between two honest compliment*. Th* first layer of th* sandwich must be a tincera hit of prats*. This demand* tome self control and careful personality analysis on the part of th* erilic to he can pick out ■ legitim at* virtu* ef hi* employ*. Too oftoe our correction or criticism ia blurted out on tha spur of the moment and ia an . angry ton* of vole*. That ia especially true in our dealing with member* of our family, especially our children. Criticism should preferably oc­ cur in private Interview* and a good taacher or tmployor should have unusual self control. He should reslat the natural human tendency to grow emotional and American household, with the war general managers making 123.000 demands over, was getting plenty to 125.000. The welfare fund of of fuel oil, and was yielding to a the United Mine Workers (supvery successful sales campaign for ported, of course, out of the cost for natural gas as the house heat- of the product) is taking rare of er. In the distance loomed atomic the derelicts, while new yobs are energy as the industrial fuel of are opening up in related fields the future. The price of coal in as coal begins to prosper. Coal 1I4S was I4.M a ton at the mine operators no longer think of tons, head— about one-quarter of a but of thermal units — that is. cent per pound. There was a wave | quality has replaced quantity in of featherbedding and trade re- their thinking. And while produrstraints by the unions. The stand- tion is down, productivity is up ard definition of a coal mine was, and is climbing. The U. S. Bu“A hole in the ground owned by reau of Mines puts the rise in a you know-what." American productivity at 78 perBut behold! Twelve years later cent in the past 10 years. The a remarkable upturn is in pro- American mal miner produces gresa. The price of coal is a frac- 12 tons a day, and is indicated lion lower than in 1948. It is Just to produce 15 tons in another five about the one anti-inflation com- years. His socialized counterpart modity in the market place. Re- in Britain produces a mere 1.7 tween 1947-58, the number of roal tons per day. f mining jobs dropped by 230.ML All of this astonishing Iraniand the number of Iona mined formation came about, not by droppad by 228 million tons. whining to the government for Rut these figures do not repre- subsidies and price fixing restric«ent bad news. Quite* the contra- tions, but by a magnificent getry. The miserable, low-paid, pick- together of the interested partin hand miner has been replaced ies. Capital has worked with labor, by machinists making M2.000 to The owners and operators of the S14.000 a year and bossed by mines, the United 5line Workers ------------------ - —-----------------. and affiliated unions, the shipping « ... ^ facilities of railroad, river barge (If H r l e U f I r a n A *nd ®cean freighter — the Joint success belongs to all. Instead of assuming that coal markets had gone, never to re­ becomt embroiled in an angry turn, the entire industry perverbal exchange. Criticism always lend* to de­ flate our ego. It la human nature to resent ego deflation. The strategy in the sandwich method, therefore, consist* of first bolstering up the ego of the person being criticized so Hist the possible deflation of the (and nerd for Inch every ten "m ealy” layer of the sandwich years. The Atomic Energy Com­ will be offset by the twin com­ mission has become, instead of a competitor, the largest single sin­ pliment. Thus, by starting off with an gle buyer of American coal. Then, there are a number of honest compliment, we enhance new use* in the making. One is the vanity of the victim. Then we hand him the meaty a railroad engine lo burn pulver­ ized coal at greater economy than layer of the sandwich which con­ il can burn diesel fuel. Another sists of our criticism. ia a microwave process of "cook­ Even then, try to make it an ing" eoal and extracting valuable intellectual rather than dh emo­ chemicals. Another is the use tional matter, and slip inlo il of coal as highway "binder" ma­ casually by the “ 1 wonder" route. terial. Because the victim receives It is a remarkable revolution, lo some deflation lo his pride be witnessed in multlmillion dol­ finish the sandwich wilh another lar rutting machines, in diligent hon»«t compliment, which ahould efforts bv the coal diggers to bring hia ego back to normal restore the ripped-up land to if not even above par, woods and pasture, in almost Thui you have put across the unbelievable fraternization of reproof of correction, while re­ labor and management officials. taining his friendship and good It make* the beholder believe, will. if he ever doubled, that nothing Suppose ■ wife' feels her hus­ ia impossible to (he American band is uaing too much slang or lysiem of enterprise. profanity around iheir children, and wishes lo correct him. "John, you are so wonderful In devoting time to playing with the children. They can hardly wait till you gel home at night. "1 wonder, though if it wouldn't be better to be more careful to your speech around them, for they are young and impression­ By JAMES KELLER able. Fire departments have to know "You know, darling, how they try in imitate you in every way, where the fire is before they ean for whatever you do i* perfect put it out. in their eyes," and th* wife should That fact waa brought home to smile adoringly at him. a 35-year-old man in a small New So be sure to smile when you England town in a very graphic employ the sandwich method, for way. Ih* amile helps keep the situation Rouaed front sleep by Ihe ameil on a friendly planet Smiles a rt of intake, he Jumped from a sec­ disarming. ond story window of hit burning Thty help lake the sting out horns and sprinted to the nearby of your critiriam. volunteer fire station, a short dis­ Send for my "Vocational Guid­ tance away. He quickly yanked ance Kit" enclosing a stamped the whittle cord to auminun th* return envelope and 2U cents. volunteers. li offers many other pertinent Ha was in aurh a hurry to get Ideas of use to employers, at beck to hia burning house, how­ well as lo parents and teachers. ever, (hat he neglected to wait and tell the first volunteer where the fire was. Nor did he leave any direction on how to reach hit home which wee hidden from light. By the lime the bewildered fire­ men found th* fire, th* house had burned to tha ground. Little overaighta can cause big trouble. Pay attention, therefore, to the small things which contrib­ ute to the (leace of your home, community, country and world. In God'a plan, no detail of life ia un­ important. "Tha impatient man shall work folly." (Proverbs 14:17) Keep us reminded, O Lord, that trifles ean lead to perfection but that perfection is no trifle. British General Still Victorious After 179 Years "You ran do it on a ahoaatring, provided the ahoaatring ia tied around ISJMO" fk t • s a fa ri Jfrrslk Fri. June 24, 1960—Page 11 SPARTANBURG. S. C. (U P D Brig. Gen. Daniel Morgan, vietorioui ovar the Britlih el the battle of Cowpen* 179 yaara ago waa still on the winning side Monday. Th* geaeral'a statu* stands where (ha city fathers want to make a perking area. The moving of the atatue it opposed by (wo chapter* of the Daughters of the American Revolution ia a auit against Mayor Neville Holcome to event "him robbing ua of our ritage." County Court Judge Charles Pace ruled Monday ft is up to the city of Spartanburg to ahow why it had a legal right to move tb* statue. K More Marriages No part of any material, new* or advertising, of this edition of Tha Sanford H -r-ld may he reproduced ia any manner without writton permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any individual or firm responsible far such reproduction will be considered as tofringtog on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damages under the law. NEW YORK (UPI) - The dia waa deafening from the nation's wadding belle last year—more Americans walked down the aisle than evar before. About l.toi.uuQ couples stood before tb* altar dur­ ing 195# for a IT percent rise ovet the preceding year. SBjkfEJP’ . I g i l a , • ' f D E F fN sf \ PRO CU RE WASHINGTON A person Ju«t doesn't go up to the vice presi­ dent of th* United States and ask him if he knows why some peopi* don't like him. Rut I did. And his reply was direct—and • enlightening. Richard Nixon's answer was not complete, for this "I-dnn'tlike him but I don't know why" phenomenon la a complex one. Rut a face-to-face discussion about personal things with the ! vice president leaves the interI viewer with a heavy respect for a man such as he—and. for that i matter, for any individual of great | responsibilities who must contend with nasty talk about hla manI nera and personality. | Nixon turned hia head toward i the window and thought a mom­ ent before the reply eame. Finally, he said, and not with bitterness: "I think this is tomeI thing that la Inevitable—any in­ dividual who lakes a vigorous stand on controversial matters is bound to find that there are people who don't like him. . ," I thought that would end it right there. Rut, It was obvious now, this was a mailer of con­ cern to him—not so much him­ self pecsonally, hut concern on behalf of hia children. The vice president philosophi­ sed: "You learn to roll with the punch," he said. But the giveand-take of politics, he said, sometimes has a disillusioning effect on young people. In his home, he pointed out, "we don't tune to political programs, nor do we discuss politics." Rrrauie a certain newspaper carloonist occasionally portrays J m sssss^ si. "The vest it definitely back," said the tailor looping the tap* meaiur* around my waist. He cinched it up and read the nulnher. "Grown a bit, haven't wo? “A year ago, you couldn't have have sold a vest with a eourl or­ der. Today, about half our cus­ tomers want a vest. It i* the g r'atetl change In men's fashion since th* coal with th* belt to the back." True, I have bean noticing a number of veils lately—Grandma used lo aay anybody with a weak chest should wear a vest. So there are some healthy aspects to th* style. Nobody seemi to know exachy how men got on th* new fashion. Our banker always wears a vest. But 1 consider it part of. • bank­ er* uniform. It ahow* conserva­ tion. Look around any race track and you never see a ye*t. (I do not include those flashy Tattersall things. If my banker wore one of those, I would move the ac­ count.) Some of th* tailors blame It on President Elsenhower. He pu' on a vest the minute he got out of Clast A'a. "In the papers the other day," said Ihe Uilor, "I notict Elsen­ hower wore a vest in Manila. That's hot country, right?" "Like a Sheriff's pistol. Filipino formal dress it a pleated shirt with Ihe tails hanging out." "So Eisenhower wear* a veil. Look at it this way. No matter how light you get the material, a vest is bound to make you hotter He must feel pretty strong on vests —like he wesn'l dressed without the pockets. It was to save ma­ teriel. Do you want pleats on the trousers?" "Should I? Pleats are square, aren’t they?" "They are good for camouflag Ing th* stomach. If you wear the eoat open. If you wear a vest, that will do th* same thing." the vice president as an unshaven ogre, the Nixons do not allow the paper delivered to their bom*. "The thing with children," ha said .Vi* that ynuneer reooW al­ ways do not see things In subtle terms. They only see them a* black and white." This makes it somewhat diffi­ cult for the vice president o r hla wife, Tat, to explain away a cri­ tical editorial or cartoon when the two Nixon daughters, Julia tl. and Tricia, 14, happened to come across on* and start ask­ ing questions. Yes. there are people who don't like him, who will vote against him if he is the Republican nomi­ nee for president. You can't ba liked by everybody, he said. "In 1958,” he said, "there were IT million people who voted against President Elsenhower." Maybe this "I don't like Mm" attitude has been distorted, ba suggested, in recounting that a lot of folks were surprised by tbs large number of votes east foe him in the recent primaries. Over the month when I'd hear criticism of the vice president, the critic would usually add: "But I know he's the most qualified man to be our next president" Last week, on* of our neigh­ bors dropped a hint that may give an answer to the Nixon per­ sonality question. She said: "I don't like people who era to meticulous personally. H only Nixon would stub his toein public once in awhile, commit some silly personal blunder—Ilka stick his elbow in the banquet soup—it would make him look more human." She said if Nixon would look; a little more like an ordinary* Joe, with warm common appeal, Pick A Name she thought she'd vote for him. SOUTH FALLS, Me. (UPI) — Which would Indicate that Listed in the local telephone di­ charm is more Important than rectory here I r ■ gift shop called experience and ability hi' fatting the “ Elegant Pack Rat." Into the White House. "Some say It's the Italian look," a*w Ihe tailor "And some blame It on th* Continental influence. But j 1 say it's politic*. Look at Ntxon,, Never wore a vest until he was Vice President for a year. 'T he minute he put on a vest, I said to myself: •'There'* a man who * thinking of the Presidency." “ What about President Tru­ man?" "Th* double-breasted type. Even when douhle-brealtcd suits went out President Truman wore them. Along wilh Ih* how tie. A double breasted suit euta down th* spread in the middle and you don't need a vest. "Remember Truman had been In Ih* haberdashery buainets. He didn’t need anybody to tell him Ihe tricks of dressing." The tailor see* tilde prospect for Kennedy—"an Ivy League type bul I haven't teen any vests in the picture," Sievenaon —"t h * ahlrt sleeve appeal; but I'd like lo get a look In hla closet, |'d Em TT 1 ill M From Am trta't Foromoit Manufacturer PUBLIC NOTICE Gue Vargleh, former ownet of Sanford Bonding Ageticr, 286 Edwards Building, advises all concerned that Mr. and .Mrs A. W. Anale.v, local reaidanls who operate Ih* agency of A. W. Analey, Ball Bonda, have purchased our offlco at 208 V 1 ordered a vast with tha suit Park Aetna*, Edwards Build. (W# can always wear il with "* and have moved their bail working pants; I don't know any-1 bond office t h e r e . THEY thing handier for m ill than Ihe { AI.ONE ARE AUTHORIZED four pockets on a vest.) TO RECEIVE ANY PAYA vest came with the euit when : M K N T B DUE “SANFORD BONDING." I got my first pair of long panli And for yaara thereafter, wa al­ I want I* thank all my outways got a vast with our suit*. lomers and I am aur* Mr. and (Two pairs af pants too. Remem­ Mrs. Ansley will strvir* them ber?) sll as I have.. They ere open I don't remember exactly when twenty-four hour* a dar, under the name of A. W. Analey, Rail vests Just disappeared. But the Bondi, I N N. Park Aveaur tailor said K waa during World (Edward* Buddies) t day phone War II. rA 2-7191. 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More will he atanda out from all tha othera added to thia number until aa a separate, distinct healing such lima that all healing science and what conatitutea sciences will agree th a t basi- ita practice and ita legal de- rally disease is caused by finition. nerve interference. ■ C h iro p ra c tic , in You will n o te as t i me goc* 1 I brief, is iegallv on that health articles ini defined as the newspapers snd magazine* ■ P g science snd art will deal more with the brain 1 of a d j u s t i n g and nerves and their relationb o n y artieula- sh ip to health. .. tions that have Those who are now adopting IfjsBmmBti become misalign8njoying the benefits of ad (aubiuxated). more eapt- Chiropraetic in their health cially thoaa of the spine, for Crof r,*m ^r# u n k in g the the purpose of giving free*erviee of the future, dom of action to thoaa nerves One at a series of article* that may cause pain .or ab* published in the public inter­ normal function (disease). ant to explain and illustrate Tha trend of all healing the practice of sclent ifir sciences is toward Chirporae- Chiropractic, .written by Dr. tic. 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FA 9-lSOl 17-91 at Hiawatha dential. Telephone Bob Smythe, FURNISHED cottage la Lake BEAUTIFULLY furnlihed room FA 2-0291, J A 2-3012 sand-bottom lake. Go!.** P rac­ Clermont, Exeter. 4-4211 9:00 Mary. FA 2-3049. in private home. FA 2-7734. BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN tice putting in a law as amouth to 3:0o 'week days or write I M A I INANCING • a the green at the nearby MayBex 3304, Orlando J. W. HALL FURNISHED apt. 300 Tark Ava. I'BEDROOM C. B. home, car* CEMENT BLOCK 3-bedroom, dou­ fair Country Club. Parties? A ble bath home, 713 Brtarclllf. 2444 /ra n c h Ave. porte, furnlihed, air conditioned. L O W LOW l o w ONE bedroom furnlihed apart­ acreened patio with built • in Low down payment. FA 2-3429. $40 month. Rt. 1 Box 117, ment, ground floor. Cooled 2312 barbeque. . . but this ad is "Call Hall” Pbona FA 2-3441 D O WN P A Y ME N T Orange Blvd., Paola. gelling expeniivf. Why not call Palmetto. •) St. Johns Realty Co. today and let ua show you a 3-BDRM., 622 Mimosa T rrraet. STATION Attendant: Truck Priv. 3 BEDROOM bouie. FA 2-3273. NICE large 2 harm. furn. or uohome Uut baa juat about every­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM Low down pmt. FA 2-3273. er with chauffers license; Cab­ W n *Of$v • furn. apta. 1700 Magnolia. thing? 114 N. Park Ave. Pb, FA 2-4123 2-A Reach Rentals inet Shop MUling; apply Har­ 3-BEDROOM, aU tile bath home. t o Mu y l f l i t C 1 and 2 BR furnlihed apartmeoia old Travis, 202 Bamboo Dr. Fenced yard. Corner lot in W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Agency 0 I* Model* -|*rn HUTCHISON APARTMENTS—319 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. $40 A S43 mo. Plnacrest. FA 2-4770, Realtor li Injuror So. Atlantic Ave., D a y t o n a d n - L It S u " d o s 3 BR. furnlihed bouie 473 mo. BROKER Phono TA 2-4991 112 N. Park S-BEDROOM house. Two lota In­ II. Work Wanted Beach. For reiervatlon call ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR W. B. Shlppy, Aiaoe. FA 2 0131. cluding corner. Full price $7300. Ph. FA 3-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha 301 So, Park Ave. Pb. TA 3 3441 LAWNS MOWED - Power Edger. 4i/o% FINANCING 1 b I t UD P OOMS Term*. 605 E. 23tS St. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle 5. Real Fatal* For Sole Jerry Lord, FA 2-3219. REPAINTED, inside and out, ? r u n BATHS IT’S HERE! kitchen equipped including dish­ REDUCED; 3 bedroom, 2 bath OARAGE APARTMENT: 104 W. car petto b o u i e . Large corner lot. AN EXCITING OFFER ! washer, four bedrooms, two LAWN MOWING and cleanlag. VACATION 18th. St. No dogi. Apply after Naval officer tranifarrtd. Beau­ FA 2 4347. I IVINC, ROOMS bathi, Florida room, large utili­ Call Rurko Winn. TA 2-4309. 4:30. . tiful I BR.. 3 bath home on huge Horn* Just Inside the city. A ty and storage room, near new LARGE 3-bedronm, 1 bath home. fully landscaped corner loti high ichool at 412 Osceola Driva 3 BR. unfurn. houie FA 2-1929. brand new listing, A neat 2 Nice yard. Reasonable equity, Flexible down payment. Come and underpriced at $16,330, bedroom bungalow with lovely monthly paymenti $76.10. 423 TWO 4 THREE bedroom unfurn look and you won't leave. owner* equity 13,430, but loma yard on 147' x 133' lot- A clever Mimosa T e r r a c e , Sunland lahed houaea, water furnlihed, FA 2-4413 for appointment. terms could be arranged on plan that should appeal to any E itatei FA 2-6202. kltchena equipped. Located on down payment. SOME FAMILY housewife. Close to schools and Sanford Properties-. Acreage dead end alreet. Call FA 2-4411. COMPLETE is going to be happy they an­ 2432 YALE: 2 BR. masonry, air shopping. Owner transferred. A Florence Harrlai, Realtor conditioner, washer, range, re­ swered tbli ad. Contact . . . tremendous buy for Juat $9430. 2-BEDROOM houie for rent or Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2-3144 ON CEMENT frigerator and attic fao. This Reasonable down payment, and SEMINOLE REALTY aale, reasonable. Ph. FA 2-0371. la nice. Aiklng $1,930. Make 1 BEDROOM, frame houie. Needs balance on low VA 4lkV» mort- 1901 Park Ave. SLAB BASE Ph. FA 2-3232 otfeh Phone collect: TK 1-4173 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms some repair. $400 down lake up gi$e. «) or TE 1-3391, SEM-O-REALTY. private hatha, U4 W. Flril SI. payments of $30 a month. Ap­ TRANSFERRED TO prox. $3,300 a . i',i. 1 mile north TIME Wa aro planed to offer exclusive­ NICE bedroom, private entrance NORFOLK? OCEANA? Lake Monroe bridge on 17-92. ly- th# N. W. Corner of 20Ui and bath. Phone FA 2-2449. CiU Ralph J. Hayes FA 2-1993. Alon* will 1*11 tba atory. First Attractive 3 BR home Ideally Street and French Avenue for located for navy personnel. NEW TRAILER, I bedroom*, mo- ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrm., 2 bath come-flrat serve basis. Imagine sale. Tbit* proparty return* a Owner desires to exchange for dern. 111 per week. Adulta. No a nice 2 bedroom older home nice three-figure monthly in­ home In Loch Arbor; reason­ Sanford homa immediately! Will pell. FA 2 0319. on landscaped, oak-shaded lot come to the owner. It ha* exable. FA 2-2293 evenings. trade, $2300 equities. Phone— Total price — only (7400. Years caUenl frontage of 112'. Call us I-BEDROOM furnlihed apartment. of comfortable living In this for detail*. 101 Palmetto. Can FA 2-3147 anug little home. HOME SEEKERS Stenstrom Realty after 1:00 p. m. Wn are privileged to offer for Stenstrom Realty FOB your inapectlon and examination 3-BEDROOM unlurnlihid home. 111 N. Park Ava. Phone FA 2-2420 4) a flnt iilecUon of beautiful 3 Fenced backyard. FA 3-4997. "Open evenings ill $:30 P. M.” 111 N. Park <tve. Phone FA 2-2420 bedrooms, 1 4* 2 tile bath homci The family who want* to live In ."Open evtmngs till 1:20 P. M.. HOUSE, 4 Rooms and bath, $43 In choice location*. one of Sanford'a fineat real IDEALLY LOCATED 8’ x 12’ STORAGE per mo. FA 2-Slll. dcnlial sections, bere'a the buy. 6. Mortgag* Loans Near Plnecrest School — Lovely Thtie homes feature fully elecA lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath «’ x 12* COVERED PATIO FURN. ApL 30144 W. le t St. 3 BR., 2 Bath Home. Double ‘MORTGAGE LOANS ’ trie kitchens, heating units, hot home, with too many features Carporte, Extra Large UtUity 4’ x 12’ Covered Out Door Storage Commercial and water heatera, and Venetian HOUSE, 101 Roiella Dr. Call to list. Appraised for $33,300, Rm„ Patio, Large Well LandConventional Residence blinds. Some with numerous ex­ FA 3-3312. this home can bo purchased for leaped G a r d e n . Reaaonable WISE and JOHNSON tra*. (29,300. Financing available. OTHER MODELS Down Payment, 4tt mortgage. 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 2-3493 (There'* a 2-car carporte, and •P mint. Five room collage, dean, The financing on Iheaa homes la TA 2-2434. Orlande, Fla. ON DISPLAY a larga flnlabed room for work Small children accepted. Rent already eatabllabad. Soma VA, abop.) S-BEDROOM furnished home, 2354 4> $40 etch. Phone FA 3*1737. 8. Female Help Wanted FIIA, and FHA In • service. Palmetto. Phono FA 2-1410. Monthly paymenti range from CHILDREN I-BEDROOM bouie, kitchen equip­ SUPERMARKET CASHIER: Mult Hand! - House Of Central Fla., Inc. • II and up. Down payments just YOU poiaibly bavo wanted a ped. Phone FA 3-1137. be experienced and have ref2618 Iroquis Hehind Plnecrest Inn 1700 to S1000. No second mort­ Will love this beautiful 3 bed home on heavily traveled street erencei. Apply to Tip Top SuperPHONE FA 2-8780 EFFICENCY Apt. Ph.-FA 2-4734. gages required. Total Salea where you could own and ope­ room. 1 bath home, d o le to market, 329 Sanford Avenue. price* from $13,400 and up. rate a small builneie. If 10, ebopping end schools. Two large 3-BEDROOM furnlihed house $40 see this new home, well locat­ corner lota, well landscaped month. 2334 Palmetto. FA 2-1910 If you ara Interested In buying a ed near buslnaii district. CaU and shaded by big oekit Naw horn* in tha near future, we for appointment FA 2-4013, I-BEDROOM furnlehtd houie, financing! Total price— only urge you to ate th a n fine home electric kitchen: carpet. Phone $12,500. Down payment, only buys, for the number la limited. $900, including all doling coat*. FA I-3TM or FA 1-1214. LAKEFRONT LOTS We will be pleated to serve Paymenti le u than rent. A Two h i|h k dry lake front loti FURNISHED Apartments, Avalon you. real home. on little Lake Mitnlc, outside ApertmenU, 11$ W. Second. of Osteen aach 73' on lake 330' plus In depth. 100* on the DRIVE S-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished. Stenstrom Realty rear. A wonderful buy at Call Mra. Died. FA 3-3343 from $1100.00 each. Call— 4:00 111 3:00 p. m. l i t N. Park Ava. Phone FA 2 2420 By $413 Yale Avenue, and look thli neat 2 bedroom home over. “ Open evening! ill 4:30 p i r FURNISHED garage apartment Feature* all the neeeultles, Stenstrom Realty adulli only, 1)13 Palmetto Ave. 3 • BEDROOM house, kitchen plua alr-condltloner, drapes, pa equipped, screened porch. Fen­ tlo, fane*, wall and pump. Total 111 N. Park Ava. Phono FA 2-2(10 CLEAN modern furnlihed apta., ced yard, Low down paym ent price only $1300. Reasonable "Opon evenings tu | :jo PM” 401 Palmetto. FA 1-4334. 104 Rosalia. Ph. FA 2-7341. down payment, with balanco on low 4tk"» mortgage. Monthly HOUSE on lake. FA 1-4104. HAVE ORDERS, must eel] Im­ 3-UEDROOM house in Pinecreit payments as low aa $30 par mediately. Will accept reason­ area, near school, M bathi, NICELY furnished 3 room -apart­ month. able offer. S Bedroom CB home. larga living area. FA 3-4637. ment, private bath. FA 2 3303. Beautifully landscaped largo SLOWLY rornar let with eprinkltr aysSLEEPINO ROOMS, the Gablta ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor F’ K A V l i H H O M E S Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc. tem and bearing fruit trace. 401 MagnoHa Avt. FA 3-0720. . ' 1 ' WMM <1*11 1*1 / I - 11 | J ’ ft) FA l- S lll Atlantic Bank Bldg. But aurdy tha particular home FA 2-1104. 1404 E. 14th St. 2-BEDROOM unfuralihid home buyer la onca again looking b* \ amiiui 11ovum MASONRY HOME available now. FA 2-1340. fore buying, lt'a only good, TWO LOTS, 3 room furnished cot­ I "O N I I f t .,) ,., I h o * ■ tage a t Lemon Bluff. FA 2441!. sound business to ln v eitl|lte 1 YR. OLD FURNISHED house, S rooms and tha price* and payment* of bath, aulomitio washer. 943 On* block to naw high school. home* In all aectloni of BanFour acres of cleared fertile monthly. No pets. 219 W. 19tb. ford. We are proud to aay our land. Will accept any raasonabl* Phone FA 2 2909. home listings are the b ait ever, offer. 2320 Georgia Ava. Pbon* offering a wide variety of stylse S-BKDROOM furnlihed home to FA 2 3791. to choose from. Wa would conresponsible party. SU0 month OUR aldtr U a ra il plea aura to strve ly, le u with lease. FA 2 3444. you in waking tha home of OWNER MEANB your choice. BUSINESS! Leaving Sanford — will accept an catremcly favorable down pay­ Stenstrom Realty ment on this like naw cement block 3-bedroom h e a t. Step 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA3-34I0 out of tho ipacloua ecrcened "Open evenlngi till 1:30 PM” porch to the large fenced back yard abided by two huge oaki. WE ARE GIVING ____ Kitchen equipped. Ovtrsiied Ca l l . . . . A. K. RO 88 F.TTER living room. No qualifying, juat FLORIST a phoa* call to FA 21411 Celery A ft. Far AU Your Floral Noada W. H. “BUI" Stamper Agency Member — Florist Telegraph Realtor k lieuror Delivery Assoc. Phone FA 1-4441 m N. Park HOUSE, FA 2-4144. RENT A BED Page 12—FrI. June 24, 1060 Holla way, Hoipita' A Baby Beda Classified Phone FA 2-2611 2. For Rant g-BEDROOM hooic. c lu n , cool and quiet; ( ir a te ; large yard. Phone FA 2 34*3. HOUSE on Cameron Avenue, East (Ida between Celery and .Geneva Avaaua; 4 bedroom*, kitchen ap­ pliance!. School bua atop. Quiet nel|hborhood. $73 per month. Phone TA 2-4143. |<BEDROOM bouie, kitehea equip­ ped. Phone PA 3-4043. •-ROOMS, private bath, nicely furnlihed, clean. Call FA M ill. I'BEDROOM upalalra apartment, air conditioned, $70. f a i-oiai. EXTRA 8PECIAL! Thin .Week Only SALEM MAPLE BUNK BEDS k With Poature Boarda Inaeraprlag Matlreaaea $109.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Sad. A Mainolla FA 1*4111 NEW BOMBS BT Odham & Tudor South Pin cereal On Oaora Reed, Be. ad Sanford Sunland Estates 17*12, 3 mi ten He. of Haalerd Closing Cost As Low As *445 ’89 to 795 $135 VA.FHA. FHA-IN-SERVICE Immediate Occupancy 1 Year Pareonal Satlafaction GUARANTEE Tear pareonal ■atlafactlaa fae eao (all year n the r anatrie* (ton of your heme or meaty back. FREE WELCOME To Sanford! So One Oaeoto Foe S Day* Abooletely Free, Without Obligation At On* Of Sanfnrd't Lending Mntala Whlla Yoa Locate Homing For T ie • Yanr Family. Pick Up Keya At Seine Office i / Odham & Tudor Swy. IMS A tfth St. Solan Office Sanford Hand! - House Ph. FA 4-1(61 J. Brallay Odham, Prcaidant DUE TO YOUR TREMENDOUS RESPONSE USED CAR & TRUCK SALE e m a i l s THRU JUNE! COUNTRY CLUr" BOOKS) TOP VALUE STAMPS 5,000 (3Va MANOR *50 DOWN * •4: i SjE&r v l \ ;• V> .-. ;. jrr' MOVES a-BIDROOMS, H i TILE BATHS with colored fixture#, ierrauo floor*, Venetian blinds, carports, screen porch, utility room nod many other citron. All Homm Carry A 1 Yr. AULA. Warranty ! •»• i* j p w W.."' . IN TUB CITY ? • 1.7 P • • fif 1 IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. i t V >*• YOU ALL CITY CONVKNIKNCCS OttPUYiMODASlOraUDUY 1 i H hM B FM B ' | $ .* B p a $ B BEAUTIFUL HOMES LOW INTEREST RATES i Already Financed f No qualifying With The Purchase Of Any Used Car Or Truck Over $495 Other T hai Year Own Goad Credit I Bedroom — !•$ Betk l o a n BUNLAND ESTATES ood SOUTH F1NECBEST 4*1% — S » — $U% INTEREST Hemee Oao To Tkroo Y arn Old D*wa Perm eate Aa Low Aa $304 Meathty Pay meet* Aa LowaA i $71 STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC ★ FORD ★ S a le a W* H»v# A H*me For Yon O D H A M ft T U D O R BALER OFFICE BANFOBO PA B-lMi J . BRAtLBY ODHAM. Praaidoat FALCO N loafart: FA M ill * T H U N D ERBIRD and S e rv ic e S in c e * FORD TRU C KS 1931 ----PHONES Wnm Winter Pork: OrUgd*. MI 4*1111 (Nn T*U) a / --- - »r*r.-rrr-rn—n -. ,L ■T— T �Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 8>ir Oanforb 15. Special Service* Nrralh F v,. J u n e 24," 13CO— i3 11. Work Wanted ABYSITTtXG day* or evenings, my home or yourj. FA 2-7108. IRONING In my home FA 2-7781 Y O U N G MAX, a s* 21. n r r r d . e x p e rie n c e d d riv in g a n d h e a v y w ork will e o n tid e r Job. Call FA 2-2808. well men* in tr u c k e q u ip m e n t any type HOUSEWORK; FA 2-1018. 22. Article* For Sale 22. Article* For Sale 20. Automobiles ' ROLI.AWAY, Hospital and Baby CLASSIC MERCADES-BENZ Blue ribbon “ inner, Sebring ConBed*. Dav, Week, or Month— ALL MAKES it MODELS cour De L'alogancc, 1958. 1937 FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. model 230, 2 door, RENTALS $3 WEEK 4convertible, Th. FA 2-7953 passenger, side mounts, sus­ 203 W. First S t (24 hr. ser.) pension axles, one shot lubri­ FA 2-3623 cation system, overdrive, 80', OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. iriginal. Motor just complently PIANO TUNING a REPAIRING THE SANFORD HERALD overhauled. Drive anywhere. W. L HARMON OFFICE Handsome, functional. $l,60u Ph. FA 2-4223 204 W. 1st. St. FA 2 2811 cash. FIRM. Write: F.P.Chsp* m in, The Village Shop, FruitAUTO GLASS land Park, Fla. Call nites: UMBRELLA tents $39.95 up. life vest, boat cushior s. AKMY-NAVY State 7*1929. INSTALLED SURPLUS. 310 Sanford.Ave. Sewing Mach. Repairs Windshield Back GUr* Door Glass Vent Glass 20-A Trailer* CROWDER PEAS $t.23 r r r bu. Bring container and pick. Ph. SERVICE WANTED TO TRADE Real Eatate Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. for a housetraller. FA 2-0519. FA 2-7881. A lt2. dumbing Service* PLUMMNG Contracting k Repairs 114 W. 2nd S t FA 2-4622 Free Eitlm ates LARGE utility trailer, good con­ OUR SPECIALTIES — Lifetime dition. 2108 Amelia. FA 2 0680. R. L. llAnVEY Mufflers — Brake Adjustments 201 Sanford Are. Phone FA 2-33IJ 8> Relining. THRIFTY SERVICE HOUSETRAILER for aale or rent: 27 x 8 General in good STATION. Cor. 2nd A Palmetto. condition. Robert Schultie, 3515 BOYD S CABINET SHOP — Kit­ Orlando Dr.. DeWitt Trailer chens. Doors, Plywood Walls, Park, Sanford. Plumbing A Heating 307 Elm Ave. FA 2-2816. •> AIR CONDITIONING 2-WHEEL utility trailer $50. 123 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 15-A Beauty Parlors Mayfair Circle. Ph. FA 2-2326 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2*8382 A Satisfied customer ia our best 21. Furniture 1.1. Electrical Serviced advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK House Wiring — u ’eclric Service 103. So. Oik . . . . Ph. FA 2-3742 New k Used Furniture k Appli­ ances, A Good Place To Sid Vihlen BUY, SELL or TRADE RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. June A July Specialsl Permanents 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 Jenkins Furniture 83.93 & up. 2 Senior Opertnrs, Harriett, Jo Stapleton A Eva 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 I I. Build, Paint & Repair Jo Wynne. Soft Water. T. V. • BIG VALUES Slampt. Air Cond. HARRIETT'S ^CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, • QUICK CnF.DIT BEAUTY NOOK, 103 So. Oak screening and cement work, • EASY TERMS FA 2-3742. FA 2-1899. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS THOS. E. THOMPSON WILSON - MAIER General Contractor New and Used Furniture Home Carpentrv Repairs 311 E. First St. FA 2 5622 Roofing & Siding Beamy Salas Phone FA 2-9132 2810 Oak FA 2*7864 CUSTOM Upholstering. Free Es­ timates. All work guaranteed. LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT Good Used Furniture for Sale. F1IA Loans 10. Flowers & Plants Phone FA 2-7818 or MI 4-1771. B. EDWARDS In Casselberry. I BUILDERS SUPPLIES Cut Flower* For Any Occasion We Give TV Stamps , SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Used furniture, appliances, tools 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7998 FA 2*1620 or FA 2-0270 ete. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 1.). Special Serviced W a ll Dawn's 17. Pets, Livestock, Supplies SERVICE CALLS 12 00 AKC TOY POMERANIAN pup* Tl.e Biggest Little Shop pies 8 weeks old. FA 2-3269 or In Sanford. All Parts And see at 307 So. Sunland. Labor G: .ranteed 90 Days. SANFORD RADIO 8* Tv CENTER CHIHUAHUA PUPS. AKC. rare whites. Ph. FA 28331 all day 303 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9711 Mon. A Tues.; after 6:00 rest ^ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ of week. ments, invoices, band bills, and p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive POODLE LO/ERS, cream male Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2851— and apricot female pedigreed. Miniature* ready to go July 1st. ~ 306 West 13th St Telephone Denary, NO 8-4402. VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE: P. O. 786. Repairs and Supplies. Electro* lux, Hoover, Kirby, Rcxair, ele. SEVEN purebred white doves. S. No service charge. Work guar­ L. Veal, 1100 Santa Barbara Dr. anteed. Call FA 2*0291.. 22. Article* For Sale YELLOW squash and blackryed peas by the busnel. FA 2-0415. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Qu'rk Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADINCJ TOST. FA 2-0C77. FOUR PIECE blonde bedroom suite, like new. Call FA 2 0681 after 6:00 p. m. G. E. AUTOMATIC washer, rea­ sonable. FA 2-3134. I960 MORSE Super Dial. T a k e LOST: Mens glasses. Dr. Persons name on cave. FA 2-3884. over payments of $7.80. Guaran­ tee and attachments. FA 2 3623. One only. DON’T LOSE your vacation money! Use safe, convenient 1933 CHEVROLET 2 door BelAir. TRAVELER’S CHECKS R and 11. $350; 1919 Plymouth 2-door $133; 24 inch boys Co­ Available at . . lumbia bike $20; FA 2-8097. FLORIDA STATE BANK BARBECUE GRILL with electric motor $15; large ire cooler $12; call after 6 00 p. m! FA 2-3091. LOST: One black loose leaf note­ book. Please return to I.arry 2-PIECE living room suite. 1 Jones c "o County Judges Office. 12 x 12 Wilton velvet rug. 2 electric ranges. 1, 22 rifle. 4 Wilton velvet throw rugs. 1' IIKDHOOM HUY! single box spring k mattress, j French Proventlal tossing Transfer Storage Co., FAirfax 2 3572. lllaque or Fruit*ood Finish SUITE INCLUDES! Ilookraac G. K. Refrigerator. 9 cu. ft., one Brit, Triple Dresaer, Large year old. used but like new. Frame Mirror A Cheel of FA 2-78*2. Drawers. REG. $269.50 VALUE 21. I.ont & Found FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with pia«tic ends. Plastic LOST: Child's male Siamese, has collar with “ Tom” written inor rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon aide. 122 Country Club Dr. RE­ cords. Senkarik Ginas and Paint Co. WARD. FA 2-0336. 112-114 \V. 2nd St. FA 2-462$ REDI-MIXCOXCRETE 37’* Window Sill* $1.23 54'* Window Lintels $1.23 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2 5751 GOOD used frame windows, jambs and assorted lumber. See fore­ man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. ICE CREAM BOX, h holes, $100. large Nchi drink box 8150; 100, 8'* x 8” glass blocks 75c each. 2620 Iroquois. HAMLIN Bud on Sour Orange. Meet all Stale requirements. 3 116” diameter and tip. Whole­ sale $1.00 each, or .90c each In dor. lots ot more. COCOS PLUMOSA PALMS up to 60” high at $2.00. Buyer selects and dig* Oranges A- Talma. J. C. Sikes. Bt. 1 Box 94 Monroe Cor­ ner. FA 2 0683. 16 x 32 ft., fully equipped Esther Williams display pool, can now be seen In actual oper* ation. Available now at . . HALF PRICK! M $199.50 JUST ARRIVED! NEW CAR TRADE-INS These Fine Cars Were Traded In On New Chevys, Corvalra And Olds During Our Special Discount Snle. They Have Beta Through Our Service Depnrlment And Given An “OK’*« Come By Now While The Selection I* Big! I 58 CHEVROLET ECIIOI.S IIKDUING CO. 2nd. A .M ttnnli, fA 2.011 BEL AIR SPORT COUPE - Thrifty Six Cylinder Engine And Standard Transmission - Extra Clean. 1595 I i C H O IC E : BUYS I I 57 VAUXHALL I I Perfect Condition Throughout - A Good Buy At 1095 I * Selected for their outstanding me - 1 * chunical condition and sparkling | M leauty! j SWIMMING POOL FOB SALK BABY BED and mattress. Phone FA 2 3120 after 6:00 p. m. SAWDUST-SHAVINGS FA 2 3677, Buckner k Son. 24. Lost A. Found 1958 BUICK Fordor Hnrdtop Itiverln • Solid While Finish nnd While Sidewall Tire*. YOU HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! Only 1500 Actual Mile*! / Plumbing k Heating / $ 1007 *. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 55 CHEVROLET SPORTS COUPE • V-8 Engine • Radio And Heater - 1795 Aulomntie Transmission • Plus A Beautiful Tatone Finish • Extra Clean. 895 It). Boats and Motors A PUMPS - SPRINKLERS “ All types -and sizes, installed Uatewav To The Waterway “ Do It Yourself** Your EVINRUDE Dealer WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Robson Sporting Goods S T TN E 301-6-1 E. 1st. Ph FA 2 3981 Machines, and Supply Co. EVINRUDE, 7‘x H.P., excellent 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2*8432 condition. Must sell. 1903 AIR CONDITIONING Adams. H. B. POPE CO. 200 S. Park - FA 2-4234 ilarcury Outboard Motor* WOODRUFF MARINS NEW RAVENNA J PARK HOMES • • 2401 French Ave. FA 2*1392 20. Automobiles 1936 MERCURY Medalist, stand­ ard shift, V S engine, radio k heater; 1933 Ford pickup, V*8 standard shift; 1937 Graham Paige, atandard shift with over­ drive. 6 cylinder writh a super charger and radio; FA 2-9839. 98 Tudor Hardtop Turn West On 20th St. Follow Country a « b Ed. * Watch For Our 81c m . . . . 33 BUICK HARDTOP, power steering; radio; runs good. Make offer. A, R. Lormann, Longwood. TE 1*4173, evenings TE 1*3891. 30 PLYMOUTH Convertible, real j sharp, new premium W'/S/W. nirll, 4100 actual mllei. Make offer. A. R. Lormann. Longwood. Ph. TE 1-3391 - TE 1-4173 evenings. 1931 PACKARD, clean, fair con­ dition, $123. FA 24*62. Sh& unaJtaA 241 Wart ts th Street r i m FA t - l l l l 49 CHEVROLET, good mechani­ cally, new Urea, 1130. FA 2 9001 GET A C Q U A IN T E D SPECIAL! JUNE 24 T O JULY 2 O N LY INCLUDES! New Fatale. le e deaaer, Plugs, Set Spark T ialag *»d Adjust Carburetor Idle. 6 CYLINDER FORD. CHEVY, PLYMOUTH 8 CYLINDER FORD. 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XLIX ErtabSNMd 1908 MONDAY, JUNE JT, 1M0 Storm Out At Geneva GENEVA (UPI) — Russia and its Communist aatoUHas abruptly walked out of the 10-natton dis­ armament eonference today la an obviously rehearsed m a n e u v e r which Mocked bearing of new weal era proposals and threw the par­ ley into angry turmoil. Chief Soviet Delegate Valerian Soria aad the entire Oommuniat bloc etalked from the meeting room vowing to place the whole iaaua before tbe United Nations General Assembly. French Ambas­ sador Jules Mcteh shouted “Hood- CIVIL DEFENSE TRUCK HAS SINGLE-SIDE-BAND TYPE OF RADIO. Stocks ITOCKS PI Ann .................... NEW YORK (UP!) - Stock price* at 1 p. m.: American TliT . 90 Bethlehem Steel to Chrysler Curtis* • Wright 17** 200'i DuPont ............... 677* Ford Motor 94*4 General Electric 44>k General Motors . 45 Inti. TAT .......... 3544 Lurtllard .... Penney ........ 44 14U Penn RR .............. 57*4 Sears Roebuck 40H Standard Oil (NJ) 9 Studebsker ........ 90 Wcstinghouse HI. . News Briefs Death Toll OPERATORS WORKED AROUND THE CLOCK FOR DISTANT CONTACTS. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Machinist approved one contract, counting waa close in a second and a third dispute waa stalemated to­ day in union-aircraft-missile in­ dustry disputes. Douglas Aircraft workers ia El Sagundo ratified a new two-year contract covering S.000 union member* Sunday. Union spokesmen said 6U percent approved. Pressure Expected •'Hams' Compete For National Laurels Coffee Club Meet ^ Slated Thursday m t A combination Coffee Clubugd opao bouse will be acid a t ' IS a. m. Thursday at tba Chamber of Commerce so that members esa inspect tb# n*w storeroom addition at Ibo Chamber. Doans Rain*, fit id aervks representsstive af tha North Atnarion 'Co. Co. wC lean AvI Aviation wfll bo a aps­ d a l guest al UiAmsctiug. is to tost the equipment and man under adverse conditions such j s would occur in event of a local or national emergency, Vice Presi­ dent Al Case said. The men ate and slept in tha field to keep Uic transmission going around the dock. Th* club comp*!** with other Cars Collide On Osteen Bridge A collision at the Osteen Bridge caused damage In two cars tot.il* lag $27$ dollars at 1 a. m. today. Tha Sheriff's office reports that Earl Maddot. 24, of Wmter Gard­ en posted a <50 bond for operat­ ing his vehicle at an unlawful speed, after he rammed a car driven by Everett Smith of New Smyrna. Maddox was traveling nest on SR 411 at about to mph coining sc tots tha Osteen bridge when he met Smith'* car. Smith saw the Maddox car and stopoed before th* careening car struck him, tha offlre said. No om was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th# Democrallr-ronirollcri Senate has added “ hsd projects" to the B1.6 hillinn omnibus public works authorization bill snd thus endan­ gered 11 badly • needed Florida works, according to Rep. William C. Cramer (R-Fla.). He said Ihe “ pork barrelling" by the Senate has jeopardized 11 Florida navigation, flood control and beach rrosion control pro­ ject*. Cramsr said tlis “ bad projects” added 1200 million to tha bill. “ Too many unsound and preraa- Many Homeless In Texas Floods In Case You Haven’t Noticed, it’s Been Hot Just in case you haven't noticed Ihe temperature has reached 95 degrees in III* Sanford area for Ihe past six days. During th* first 30 day* in Jun* the temperature has only been beln* 90 for two days. The weather bureau says a# immediate re Itot ia in sight. lurrly considered pet projects are being added when th* .Senate more than doubles the Houseapproved bill," he said. Th* House approved th* hill last year at $658,310,500. “ Florida project* represent a Justifiable I percent of tha bill approved last year by the House," he said. Cramer said he would support tha bill if th* “ bad" projects were eliminated “because a veto by Ih* President would mean holding up many good projects to save Iha few had on**.” Tha U Florida project* Cramer referred to are: Navigation— Everglade* Harbor, $117,300; Gulf Coait shrimp boat harbors, 1172,. 000; Bakers Haulover Inlet, $239,000; Palm Beach Harbor, Lake Worth Inlet, $4,900,000: Miami Harbor, 10,010,000; little P a n , Benefits Bill Is Introduced WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Eugene J . McCarthy (D-Mlnn.) and fiva members af hi* special comnUtta* aa problems af Mm Un­ employed today introduced a bill designed to set up a $500 million expansion af the Social ferurity system. McCarthy said tha hill was aim­ ed mainly at helping neady unem­ ployed and their familiei, especial­ ly in areas of chronic unemploy­ ment where stataa and locailtlea have been unable to provide affec­ tive assistance. Ht said tha measure would pro­ vide for federal granta-in-ald to states which elect to share tb* cost of the program — and which have established approved ganeral aislatance, programs. The hill, ro-sponsored by Demo­ cratic Sens. Joseph S. (lark (Pa,), Jennings Randolph (W. Va.) Pat McNamara (Mich.),- R. Vance Hartk* (Ind.) and Gala W. McGee (Wyo.) would help flnanre aid for about 435,000 Mato general assistanr* eases by providing ap t* $SJ a month par parson. Campbell Named To FOM Board John M. Campbell, M S. Cen­ ter Street. Eustis. a veteran citrus man and rharter member af Florida Oranga Marketers, Inr.. has been elected In the FOM executive committee by the board of directors, it was announced here this week by J. J. Parrish Jr., prasidrnt of FOM. Campbell's election fills tb# vaeancy an lb* esoeutlv* commitla* left by toe resignatloa af J. Dan Wright Jr., recently named JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - With chairman af to* Florida Citrus three convicts waiting nearby to Commission, who will cuntinua testify, attorney* began ih* todi aa a director of FOM. oue job of ehaosiag a lim a n Jury today for Bm M ai af M farmer guards a sensed af torturing and abusing inmates In Florida’s Ret ford State Prison. OGDENSBURG N. Y. (UPI) Judge Bryan Simpson told tome I t prospective jurors who showed Th* erula* ship North American up at federal court to'a morning with 273 passengers aboard aad ht hop#* to coraptote th* trial ia th* British freighter Invar were four week*. But he admitted R Much fast early today hs SI. Lawrence Hi vac mud about IS may taka longer. milaa apart. Hard - working tug* war* ueabta to Ire* either vassal. The North American, a (hr** • deck cruise ship, ran aground an a mil*-lung sandbar ia tb* port af Maitland fireman today opened Ogdensburg Friday. The Invar an lnveiUgalloo into a fir* Bun- apparently drilled out 61 its ship­ day that destroyed a iwo story ping channel Sunday and became structure on S. Orlando Are. embedded hi mud east af Snow Tb* structure known aa to* Look, near Mataana. Bronson home bad baaa unoc­ cupied for the past three year*. Maitland Fir* Chief Ralph Pond­ er said this morning that ha be­ lieve* tha Bru waa started by vandals. ORLANDO (U P1>- T. 8- W it, (raffle division manager fur tba Louisville and NashviU* Railroad at Winter Park, waa killed hare WASHINGTON (UPI) — Saturday by a ball of lightning an ing business economists war* split a golf course. sharply today aver whether th a n Kirk and several ether golfers will be a recaaalon near , tha aad ware crowded under a shelter a t of i960 but they agreed that a tha Umt. Nona of the etbsrs waa WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ De­ tons* Secretary Thomas 8. Gatos Jr. says Russia may “put pres­ sures on us that might involve minor military actions" bwt the United Statue ia ready for any eventuality. Gala* said Sunday, however, ha did not took for th* Soviet Union to start any major arlsia. Gatos was totorviswad by clubs throughout ihe country for a Sen. Leverett galtonstall <R. total number of contacts to the Mass.) on a television program. U. 8., its possessions, and Canada. A point la given for every con­ Coexistence Pact ROMANIA (U PI)—Soviet Pre­ tact made, with extra point* given for operating on emergency powtr mier NiklU Khrushchov was beand also for operating under a lieved today to hav* collected the certain wattage. No prise except aignatures of five East European tbe honor of winning ia offered Communist loaders on a document nationally but “Skip," tha Florida supporting “peaceful coexistence" “ hams" publication, gives a tro­ with tha Weet. Western expert* phy to th* atato winner. Lost year ia Ixmdon said such a document most likely would be used to back the Orlando club won tbe cup. up Khrushchev in his current Tbe event is sponsored by lb* wrangle with Red China’s Mao American Radio Relay League Tas-tueg, who support* a “hard whose membership numbers over IlneM fat the sold war. 200,000. Most of tha equipment be­ long to Civil Defense which coope­ rates closely with the amateur Troops Ready LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con­ radiomen. go (UPI) — Troops poured Into Leopoldville .Sunday night end early this asornlng to head off a now outbreak ef violence a t a swearing in ceremony for Joseph Threw Sanford boys and a boy Kaa# Verbu, the first president of from Plant City ware apprehended tbo Independent Congo. Inetoad af by poller Saturday for shooting jay *»4 eatohrslUa, an atmosphere of hatred end tension built up as out atrael lights. Th* youths war* charged with tbia sprawling native territory destroying public property, police nagged Me freedom from Belgium, said. They were turned over to scheduled to go into effect Thereday. b o o n Ia to e t r p a r o n u . ^ Clarence Hamilton, left, and Al Caae survey the camp autup. Top, the group •eta up Mving and working quarter# inside tanta. Lower right, radio# pow­ ered by mobile generators. (Herald Photoa) ment, awl therefore Moscow eon on-1 tidered this eonference could do ne more work. Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Marian Nasskowski, today's chair­ man, ignored repeated Weilern a t­ tempt*—orally snd to writing—to get the floor, snd announced when Zorin finished: "The work of this commission is now discontinued, Its role there­ fore now exhausted." Moch leap­ ed to his feet, roaring: “ I want the floor; I want th* floor I Brutality Trial Begins Today Boat* Stuck In River Mud Firemen Probe Maitland Blaze Police Apprehend Four Vandals Nasskowski hesitated for an in­ stant while he glanced at Zorin, then continued to lead tbe Com­ munist group out of th* room while Moch yeMed, “Hoodlumiaml Hoodlumlsm!" British MinUler ef Male David Ormsby-Gort, who also was on his feet trying to get the floor, moved to the head of th* table as the C o m m u n i s t disappeared through th* door, and took over the chairmanship. Flood Works 'Jeopardized' By United Press International The Highway Patrol reported HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Hun­ today that at least aaven persona died on Florida highway* during dreds of families along tbe flat Texas coasllands moved back Into the past weekend. their waterlogged and mud en­ crusted homes today in th* wake Citrus Budget LAKELAND (UPI) — Th# Flo. of floods caused by up to two rida Citrus Commission mat today feet of rain. Partly cloudy skies and only to discuss its 1960-61 budget of 18,250,000 and a proposal to split scattered showers were predicted It* advertising of fresh and pro­ as some 1.500 or more homeless cessed citrus between taro sge»> persons turned to the cleanup task in farm end city homes strung out altpg a 100-mile trunk from to Pert LaVtoAPT'-*-' T j^ v /v s i^ ' Islands Houston They had been Ihe vtettay ef a MANILA till'! ) —A Killer Ty. flood brought on by lack or drain­ phoon Oliva emashMl into the age streams rather than swollen llppinca with 140 mile an hour rivers and cracks. ids Sunday night and early toThere just wasn't any place for leaving a heavy toll of death, that much rain water to go in a and destruction. At least hurry, so If Just piled up on lop ns wars dead or missing of the flat terrain, flooded under'iO.ftuO parsons w*ra mad* panes, streets and highway* and besnalass. crept Into homts. More than 37 inches u( rain fell Time Limit at Port Lavaca, a town at 1,600 8T. PETERSBURG (UPI) — on Invars Bay in Calhoun Coun­ Tha General Taltphonr Co. of Flo­ ty, between 6 p. m. Thursday and rida has 20 data to answer accusa­ mid alteration .Sunday. Th* rains didn't start until Fri­ tions by the S tate Railroad and I ^ l t o Utilities Coram lesion that day morning further up the coast, R violated (jtto ; charges as pre­ hut th* gauge* showed something scribed by lew. The commission like 17 Inches at Houston and 20 filed th* accusation* Saturday, inches al Bay City before the ami upon a complaint by Chart** P, B. fina'ly brake through lat« Sunday. Ptnsnn, president of a West Coast •ohrinunlrationa company. Stalem ate “CQ4, C4J4, thia is W4PLB call­ ing. . ." For M conaecuUva hour* Saturday and Sunday, to hams from tha Orlando Amatuer Radio Club worked fevarishly to maka contacts with other operators particlpalins in th* annual nationwide “hams" /laid day. to) The stub operated three radio positions from tha Lake Mary site, getting power from mobile genera­ tors. Radio telephony, radio tele­ graphy and a new innovation which is rapidly replacing conven­ tional methods, singleside-band, wera employed by the group. D m abject hr* af tbe field day twmism! Hoodluntism!" at them. The Western powers promptly denounced lbs move, coot inLed with the day's session and an­ nounced another meeting of the eonference for Tuesday morning —which the Reda clearly did not plan to attend. Sorin, iha same man who broke up tha last East-West disarmament conference to 1.ondon in August, 1957, got the floor first. He announred that the Western powers had refused to discuss disarms- Lightning Kill* Orlando Golfer Economists Split Clearwater Bay, $104,ooo; SI. Marks River, $1,711,000. Beach eroaion control—Key West $231,000. Flood control—Prosecution rtf Ihe Central and Southern Florida comprehensive plan for flood rontrol and other purposes approved by the flood control act of 1946 to con $23 million. It will Include canals, levees and water controls, drainage structures in the Nicodcmus Slough area, Glades County at an animated tost af $311,000. Havana Rocked By New Blast Chief U. 8. Delegate Fradcrict M. Eaton, who returned from Washington with new American proposals only Sunday, then tod off a round of Western speech** deploring th* walkout and warn­ ing that tha wnrld would ba tha best Judge of the Soviet action. “This Is a sad moment.'' Eatoa said. “ The Soviets have shown their true motives." Eaton went to Washington W days ago and stopped off in Lon­ don and Paris to confer an his wap haek'here. ( President Confers With Top Advisors On World Crisis WASHINGTON (UPI) — T»rs#. dent Eisenhower conferred with his top advisers today on the trou­ bled world lituatlon, th* legisla­ tive outlook, and tonight's 'etovision report on his Asian tour. Vice President Richard M. Nin­ on and Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. Hcrter conferred aeperataly with th* chiaf reaeutiv* at hi* requaaL Nixon spont 60 minute* with Eisenbowar and want ovor both global developments and th* statue of administration-backed legisla­ tion atill pending in tha dosing days of Congress. Herter, along with Undersecre­ tary of Stats C. Douglas Dillon, briefed tha President on the Jateal development! in international af­ fairs,- including the blow-up e t East-West disarmament negotia­ tion! to Geneva today,. White House News Secretary ' James C. Hagarty said th* P resi­ dent’* speech tonight waa mention* ad “only in passing." Eisenbowar had no listed appointments, and waa expected * 9pend tha m l of tha day potisblag-lfa remarks. H# will speak on the major rsdto and TV networks at 6:30 p. ra. Asked about reports that Nixon was' given a copy a t the Presideni's address Sunday, Hagerty laid •If* news to m e." lie added that the spoaep was not finished. Eisenbowar, who returned Bumy morning (rom his ss.uoo-mlle p, ia befeved lo feel that hla ssion Orient waa successhe wag forced tn cance icduled visit to Ja* pan HAVANA (UPI)—An ammuni­ tion dump explosion, toe second such disaster to rock Havana in Sit months, touched off a wav* of bitter anti - U. 8. comment throughout Cuba today and semi­ official charges ef sabotage. At least 10 persons were report­ ed • rreeled in connection with tb* blast, which occurred Sunday night In a major Cuban army munitions depot in the Cayo Crui •action of Havana Harbor. Offit is l reports put the toil at two dead and 906 injured. D m explosion hxrled hug* seeIlona of tha atona wall of tba am­ munition dump 100 yards out into tha hay. The conrusalon M toed in downtown storefronts. *. It smashed Window glass In hqif!|Mr apartments, stores and buildings for five mils* A tremendous whit* cloud roomed high Into tha air a v e r dump. Residents rushed to street from their homea, fro restaurants and from uvenlng masses al church to near pan­ ic. Electric power to some areas waa knocked out temporarily. Tha alto was only 260 yards scrota tha harbor from wbar* the French munitions ship La Coubra blrw up at dockside March 4, killing 00 parsons and bringing accusations of sabotage against tha United State* that plummeted Oanava became the second Cubsn-Amarlcaa relations to a Seminole County community in historic tow. more than a week to b* notified that U will get a new c>st offie#. Postmaster GcncraT- Arthur E. Summcrficld said that advertise­ The Lake Mary Blood Uank ment has h.'cn posted to secure board of directors have arranged post office' facilities in Crncva on for tbe mobile unit of tha Central a monthly rental bails for a fix- ' • Florida Blood Hank to b# at th* ed term u! five jra rs . Lak* Msry Fir* House to rereive Specification* call fur > facili­ donor* from 4:30 to 7;3Q p. m. ty containinj approximately 60# Thursday. st, r ir e feci of floor a/a re , 60 A doctor will b* to attendance *q> ire fret of platform space and and refreshments will be served 3,00 square /ert of parking spa -c, to persons donating blood. I ist week, Farn Park was a'»a AU eligible doeora who need notified tl'at it would get a new transportation to the blood bank post ullii-c. are asked to rail Rev. John PUlay, Geneva Postmaster James L FA 1-7009; Mrs. W. H. Foulk, Brown said bids should be sub-, FA 2-4594; Col. P. L. Ilisscll, mi.tad to Carl Bolt, assistant real FA 2-5243 and Harold Kean, ra lite manager, p*>at office do>-| FA. 2 3777. pertinent, Atlanta, Gi. Geneva To Gel New Post Office Blood Bank Unit Set At Lake Mary Statios Owaer Beaten, Robbed Of $392 Her* E. V. (Sam) Midkiff, owner of Sam 'i Sinclair Stilton, at Eighth aad Park Av*., was listed as in "good" condition today after he was baatan and robbed of $392, at about 7:41 a. m. Saturday. Luther Hay Hail, 21, of Sanford la being bald to the Semiaol* Coun­ ty Jail under $10,90$ hood to connaetion with the robbery. Hall who baa baaa to trouble before made a statement confessing to Um rob­ bery, police said. Wbitoy McMtUaa. aa employe ad Midkid's described the robbery, after a talk with tha injured man. MtdkUf had juM opened his sta­ tion and waa sluiag reading a pa­ per whoa Hail cams through tba back door and hit him twice with • stolen Bight stick, MeMilton said. MIAMI pm M hi* toot and grappled wi-h hla assailant who muttered to tha afloat U$J h tt wife was alck and ha needed money. Midkiff waa hit again and knocked th* club from HaU's hand. Midkiff said that ha did not recog­ nize Hall became hi* ayra wore full of blood, McMUIan s8id. A passing woman motorist MV Midkiff staggering in front of Um station and slopped A. D. Johnson, who took tba injured man la tha hoapital. Midkiff laid polio* ha thought M waa Hall, for the man had been aoming tot* lb* slaUan regularly for about a moath aad Midkilf recognised hla vale*. The offi­ cers apprahaoded HaQ at hla apartment. Resident* of nearby houses laid that they hod naan n man walklag ap sad down tha •treat earliar. Juat before " added. Matt a Ian Bel­ gotten change la r la r bill and had w k i l W l b n r f ^ kS V ■aaKsrm ejxartanuM M mM M NM nAM NnM M nM M ORRBBM M ISUl HB 9 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 24, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald