6 10 155 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53492d87e69ae783f6e755d569f242fc.pdf 2b6fd26d3d681258fafb195cff51f345 PDF Text Text P a re 12— Wed. M ay 26, 1M 0 ■ m m v Y v v w y v v v v m M H C H A N T f G R IIN YOU SAVE CASH IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PLUS STA M P S M ERCHANTS W ITH TH E PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR M ORI $96 M l C HOICK itoSr. JX T m m V -s ix iii ANNETTE BAKER. 19. will reprcncnt St. Poter*. — n c u . y c h o ic e q u a l it y c o n t r o l l e d PSC . . . GOVT. GRADED CHOICE ♦EAVT W ESTERN MATURE BEEF F lo rid a Beauty Contest slated for SRrnsota next month. PSG U.S. CHOICE Fred Mulholland of Tampa look lop honor* at the Armed Porrea Model airplane meet held at the Naval Air Station Saturday. The meet waa aponaored by the NAS Prop and Rib Smaahera. The meet ran throufhout the day and a large crowd waa on hand to watch the varioua event*. 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X CALIFO RN IA JU ICY �tA • ‘' W g p ~ y Bugs Beware! t p. m. Stocks The spray fogRingr o f the city’s streets and alleys started Monday and will continue for the next seven dsys. City Manager Knowles said. The enst side of the city will be sprayed today, hs added. _ The fogging process, uspd to reduce the supply of M osquitoes and gnats in the city will stn.l nt 4:30 p. m. daily and continue through midnight. Parents are urged not to allow their children tn follow behind the fog, as the nozzle used tn spray be­ comes extremely hot and children are liable to receive “ bad burns,” the city manager warned. The'spraying will continue until the entire city has been covered and then will resume again in about a month. NEW YORK (UPD Stock prices at 1 p. m. American TAT American Tobacco................ 34‘ i Bethlehem Steel C I O ................... Chrysler . Curtiss • Wright ................ 21*V Douglas Aircraft . ................ 30H DuPont .................. .............. 207 Ford Motor ................. 66*« General Electric ................ on General Motor* .. ................ 44 Graham • Paige . ................ 2 ............ 46*4 Int. TAT Johnson Electronics ............ 7-7'x Ixvrillard .............. ................ 37H Minute Maid ....... Penney ................ .................. 123 Penn R R .... Sear* Roebuck ................ 51 it Standard Oil (NJ) Studebsker ........... U. S. Steel ....... •••***•••• BO*♦ Westinghous* Kl. UN Rejects Red Demands Canvass Of Vote Fails To Alter County Results UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UPI) — The U. N. Security Council today rejected Soviet Runniit'a demand to condemn Ihe United State* for ita apy flight* over Ruaaia. The vote waa 7-2 with Ceylon and Tttniaia abstaining. Ruaaia loat out in ita bid to brand the United Statea an mp-graasor after U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told * Iti* iounrlT”RussTif '••aa* microphone m the American em­ bassy in Moscow. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had questioned she “ logic and morale" at President Eisenhower and said Amrriran U-2 apy policy brought n "vnnr strong odor o f tbe Hitlerite think­ ing on the eve of World War II." Lodg* followed him with an­ TOKYO (U PD—Ten# of thous­ other recitation of Soviet apy ac­ ands of leftist demonstrators be- tivities and the dramatic presen­ —aeiged Premier Nobusuke Ktshi in tation o f how th* Soviets had t Parliament building for mor* bugged th* American embassy in an 12 hours today, attacked po­ Moscow. lice with rocks and marched on Tha Soviets did not come to th* the American embassy scream­ Security Council with clean hands, ing against Eisenhower's planned !.odge said—a refutation o f Sovitt visit. Premier Nikita Khrushchev'i de­ More than 1.000 policemen mass­ nial in Parii that the Kusiiana ed in front of the main gat* of actually sent out spies. the embassy to black any at­ Lodge displayed to the Security tempt to smash into the embassy Council a hand-carved wooden compound. The demonstrators replica of the great seal of th* didn't try. Instead they snakeUnited Slate* which he said was ..Banred past, yelling anti-Eisenpresented to th* U. 8. Ambassador Bower slogan*. in Moscow. Th« leflwing opponents of the "It was bung up in hi* office N. S. • Japanese security treaty right back o f his desk," I.odge using Communist Party sound ■aid. "A clandestina listening datrucks, shouted demands of "Kishi vice was discovered inside this resign" and for Eisenhower to replica." cancel hia June visit. Lodge held up th* device and After passing th« American em ­ showed how plaaler-uf-pari* was bassy Ihe huge throngs began used around the aeal 'and con­ serraming toward Tokyo's main railway nation many blocks away trived to that it matched th* Wood. It opened into two pieces, disperse and board commuter "Now here is the aeal," Lodg* aim that would take them back homa. By them more than 100,000 said dramatically. "Vwi will not# hovf it opens Into two piece*. And had thronged. Kishi remained in his office and hern la tha clandestine listening looked nervously out the window device— you can see th* listening from time to time as a roar device. It la right under the back swelled *p from the crowd for of th* eagle. "Tha United States has found in him to resign because be had aligned Japan with the United recent years, in Iron Curtain countries, well over 100 such daState* in tbe cold war. The streaming, fanatical stu­ vices— 26 In Poland alone. Th* dents outside yelled for Elscnhow- latest discoveries were within the " r to atay home and for Klabi to last month." Correspondents said there were •crap the defense alliance. He bad reports four years ago in Moscow ■o intention o f doing so. Sometime around U p . m. Kishi that auch a U. S. aeal had been slipped out of the building safely. placed in tha homo o f U. R. Am­ The remaining students, frustrat­ bassador Charles K. Bohlen, now • ed by the unnoticed departure, a presidential adviser. Lodg* said he reeorted to the left the area and disbanded. The student* had stoned police dramatic display "te show that when they found they could not our claims of espionage ere wellfounded." There had been nothing break through the cordon. like it In the U. N. since Warren R. Austin, Lodge's predecessor, produced a Russian tnmraygun from beneath th* council desk during debate on th* Korean War. Red Demonstrators Riot In Tokyo; March On Embassy * « School Addition Bid Is Awarded Carroll Daniel Construction Co.'a low bid of $20,m for Uio additions to Rusenwald Elementary School was accepted today by members of tbe Seminole County School Board. % Construction Is expected to begin Immediately and wiil he completed before the start of the fall term Mila September. In other action tha board tenta­ tively approved the American Scenic Co., Greenville, S. C „ bid o f 24,961.36 for the installation of alage eurtains m seven county school*. Tha curtains wiB be installed at South Seminole, Long wood, Lake OH ary, two Oviedo, Midway and Rosenwald elementary achools. Accused Killer Tries Getaway GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Rob­ ert Radke, accused of killing his estranged wife in • lawyer's office, hurled himsrlf out of ■ moving ear Wednesday *n rout* to undergo a psychiatric examine Boa. Tbe 31-year-old Radke, shackled band and foul, jumped out of the patrol car at Starke while on Ihe way from here, to Jacksonville for the examination. He was taken to ■ hospital but suffered no eerlous injuries by th* foil. He was returned to his jail eell here. • Bryant Plans Statewide 'Thank You/ Work Tours ^ OCALA (UPD— Farris Bryant Democratic nomine* for governor, plans two statewide tours between now and bis January inauguration. The Ocala lawyer said one would would be a "Thank You" tour and tha other a "Work Tour" un­ precedented in Florida history. " I don't know of any governor who has don* anything like this," Bryant said. "Preparation has .^ e e n the keystone of my life and “ want to be prepared for this Job." Bryant, who beat Doyle E. Carl­ ton Jr. by moro than 90.000 votes ia Tuesday's runoff, said be plan­ ned to talk to city nod county officials, engineers, bis supporters end "even people who opposed Brywai tf they'** experts he'a tetereated In." "1 know government as far aa lb* mechanics are concerned," be said, "but campaigning has con­ vinced me there's more to build­ ing a road system than drawing a line between two points. "The same reasoning applies to other matters where you're deal­ ing with human beings, and deri­ sions that make lives and Jobs." Bryant, who campaigned on a promise (o save 30 million dollars in slate spending, promised to study slat* finance! "like a hus­ band who checks up on his wife's spending." Bryanl’a win was hailed Wed­ nesday as a "stales' right* vic­ tory" by Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett. teraett, in a wir* to Bryant, laid he looked forward tn co­ operating with Bryant "on all matters at mutual intercet te our people." . aecond primary rotIng records want into the political archives Wrdoesday as the Seminote County canvassing board certified the official figures. The can vis* did not change th* out­ come at soy of lb* three county commission races. Thor* were 2,262 voles cast m the second primary compared to 9,723 in the first primary May 3. Tbe County Commission vote in Distrirt 2 was Williams. 3.X71; Cordrll, 2,987, In commission Dis­ trirt 3, the vale was 3,398 for James P. Avery and 3,324 for Ijiwrcnre Swofford. In District 3, John Kiupalrick rolled up 3,429 votes to Homer Little's 3,061. in the District 6 peace justice race, Elmer Ashley had 1,160 voles compared to llomer Sewell's, 633. In the constable's rare in District 4. Bob Carroll had 2.679 and O. G. Owen. 1,730. The official Seminule • County vole (or \tatewide office! is as follows: In the governor's race, Karris Bryant had 3,273 votes to Doyl* Carlton's, 2.8*0. In the race for secretary of state, Tom Adams had 4,976 votes compared to Jc»* Yarborough's, 1,436. Doyle Conner had 4,138 votes in the race for commissioner of agriculture while W. R. Hancock collected 3,131, Chile Quake Toll At 5,000 SANTIAGO, Chile (U P I)-P reeident Jorge Alessandri instituted price controls today to prevent profiteering in quake-devastated south Chile where more than 5,ton persons were reported dead or missing. A presidential decree froze prices at the levels prevailing Sat­ urday, the day southern Chile was struck by the first and most de­ vastating of a series of earth­ quakes and tidal wave*. Relief supplies pouring io from the United Stales amt various Latin American countries were easing serious shortages of food and medicines in the earthquake zone, but condition* atlU were crit­ ical in soma areas berausa of dis­ rupted communications. Railroads were operating only as far as Concepcion, near the north* ern limit of the disaster area, and wire communications had been re. stored only as far aa Temuco, 123 miles farther north. Quakes along the coast on a line stretching about 1.200 miles south from Concepcion were changing the face of Chile. Rad weather and inadequate air­ strip* mad* air supply difficult hut U. S. embassy planes did succeed Wednesday In reaching Concepcion and Santiago with loads of relief supplies. Recurreot earth tremors and tidal waves were reported in tha disaster area Wednesday, but the only new casualties reported were 20 seamen lost in the sinking of a tug. Eruptions of varying force wars reported from at least nine vol­ canoes in tha southern mountain* —two of them formed thi* week— but no casualtiea or damage were anticipated. Reports of a ••cataclysmic'* earthquake near Chile's southern tip inspired tidal-wav* alerts in Hawaii, New Zealand and Austra­ lia. A rerhrek indicated, however, the effects of the aftershock prob­ ably would be purely local, A UPI compilation of report* from varioni communities affected by the disaster placrd tbe known toll so far as * , t » persons dead or missing. The latest government figure listed 1,130 dead, 2..Via missing and (MM injured, most of them seri­ ously. MOTHER AND CHILD ntnnd amid deh ri* o f their home which w m ruln*d by one nf the earthquake# etrlklnir the oity o f Concepcion, Chile. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with early evening thunderahowera Friday. High today, R8-95. Low tonight, 06-71. VOL. XL1X United Pr*M Leased Wir* EatablUhad 1908 THURSDAY, MAY 26,1060 Polio Inoculation Drive Set Saturday Had your polio booster shot yet? Tbe Jaycees wiU conduct their final polio inoculation drive of the year at 9 a. m. Saturday for anyooc wishing a polio or booster •hot. Registered nurses will be avail­ able at Ihe Jaycrr information building on llwy. 17-92 all day-to assist in tbe shots. Cost per shot Is 91. Modernize Army, Congress Urged Work started this week on the construction of a $250,- 000 telephone building addition on W. Ninth St. thnt wiU house needed equipment when direct dialing is put into op­ eration early next year in the Sanford area. Bob Shedden, manager o f the local Southern Bell Tele­ phone Co. reported today that the building is expected to be complrtrd by Oct. 22. The building will be located at SOI W. Ninth fit. Once the building is completed, telephone officials will lay the ground work to put direct dialing In Sanford for one or two party ROME (U P D -P o p e John XXIII lines, Shedden laid. The telephono manager estimat­ proclaimed sainthood today for ed. Ut«( direct dialing wiU be tn Gregorio Cardinal- Barberigo, a ITUi Century edureb , foster -who operation by AprlT o f INI. The new building will house au­ shared the Pope's own Ideal of re­ tomatic m eiM ge equipment aa uniting Eastern and Wester* well aa equipment nuw being used branches of the CaVholie Church. In the central telephone office. News Briefs New Saint Arab Plane Downed Summit Collapse Due To Pressure b DAK AWARD PRESENTED as Mrs, W. E. Hukor pina the Daughlera of American Revolution sward for citizenship on Sandra Wood, during Class Ifciy exercises. (Herald Pholo) Jaycee Members Deadline Friday Jaycecs who want a free trip to Nassau have only until 3 p. m. Friday to sign up now members and get a chance for the vacation foe two. Tb be eligible for th* trip all renews' memberships and new memberships must be turned in at that time. Tha trip will go to the winner picked out of a hat by new State Jaycee President Teeny Johnson at the local installation Saturday flight. Tbe ioitaliation ceremonies will be bald at 7:30 p. in. at the New York Giant's dormitory on Mellooville Ave. Outstanding Students Honored At SHS Program The Seminole High School band played "Pom p and C l r c u r a * stance," s i 146 graduating sen­ iors, the boys attired in blue and ihe girls In while, marched slowly down the aisle to begio Class Day exercises Wednesday. A total of 130 awards began with th* Daughters of American Rev­ olution presentations tn several outstanding students, whlrh were given by Mrs. K. E. Roumillal and Mrs. W. E. Baker. Members of the Class of 1933 were special guests in honor of tbe 23th anniversary of their gradua­ tion. K. W. Christensin, registrar, re­ ceived a big ovation in appirctalioii ol his six yeara service lo the scliuol. He auuounced ha was re­ signing to pursue further atudle*. The Class Phnphery was issued OLIVER SPRINGS, Tenn. (UPD by seniors John Smith, llarry Rob­ —A cow toppled from a bluff and son, Ned Julian and George Green. fell between the raboosc and the last car of a slowly-moving freight train near here Wednesday. The cow waa killed and the caboose derailed. The Louisville and Nashville TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The train waa traveling about 10 miles , Stale Game and Fresh Water an hour. Crewmen were shaken ; Kish Commission today announced up but not injured. cigm public bearings hi gather information to set up Florida'* I960 61 hunting and fishing regula­ tions. * The meeting will be held in Crcslviaw, June 14; Lak* City, June 13; Scbring and Marianna, WASHINGTON (UPD The June 20; Sarasola, June 21; DeHouse was expected to vote today on final passage of a 23,914.79*.• Land. June 27; Immokalee, June 983 money bill to finance atomic 2* and Miami, June 29. Cow Topples From Bluff; Derails Train Game Commission Sets Hearings WASHINGTON (U PD Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wath.) urged Congress today to vote 600 million dollars to modernise tha Army because at "the bellicose Soviet response to the U-2 inci­ dent." Both Jackson and Sen. Frank E. Moss (D-Utab), In appear­ ances before the Senate defense appropriations subcommittee, ask­ ed for restoration of 294 million energy, water resources and pub­ deleted by the House for the lic power projects Bomarc-B anti aircraft missile. The measure was tentatively approved Tuesday after attempts to boost and cut tha spending total Postal Holiday failed. Tbe Oviedo Poet Office wiU be closed on Monday — Memorial Day. Mail wUI be delivered to Courthouse T o Close tbe lock boxes for a morning de­ The courthouse will be closed livery. There wiB be ne afternoon Monday ia observance of Mem­ delivery and B* rural route ser­ orial Day, Circuit Court Clerk vice that day. Arthur Beckwith Jr. said today. House To Vote On 'Power* Bill 1 55313a Phone Work Building Starts [Orlando Woman Killed In Mishap A 33-year-old Orlando woman was killed Wednesday night whan she apparently ran a stop alga at Hie intersection of SR 434 and llwy. 17-92, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. Mra. Clara Louis* Holt died at Orange Memorial Hospital of severe head wounds less than two hours after the accident happened on Hie rain slicked highway, Bill Stringfield, investigating officer Mid. Stringfield reported that Mrs. Holt hit tiie side of a tractor trailer truck at approximately 9:03 p. m. Stringfield said the truck, operated by Edward Shaloiki, of Savannah, Ga., was bead­ ing south when the car "alammed into the vehicle." No charges have hern filed against Khaloiki, Stringfield said. SANFORD, FLORIDA County Board To Meet Friday The County Commission will meet at 10 a. m. Friday (or a diarussion of road problems and to consider several plata offered for approval. Tbe regular weakly commission meeting was not held Tuesday because of tha cleclioa. The Class Will waa read by Colleen McKarlin, Marty Stemper, Marilyn McDaniel and France* Strickland. The raercisea ram* to a climax with the graduates singlqg their Alma Malar, and ended a* th* band played Mendelssohns "War March uf Ihe Priests." Speeding Dog Nabbed By Police MIAMI (UPD -T h e owner of Captain, "The only water-skiing dog on earth," was fined 22A Wed­ nesday because of Captain's dry­ land speeding. Motorcycle officer U-o Welsh said Captain was going 32 mile* an hour in a 23-mile zone. Welsh testified he knew exactly what Ihe dog's speed was because lie was going about one jaw-snap faster on his mutorrycle Just in front. Gerald Frank, who owns Cap­ tain and operates the ski school where be says Ihe dog skis, ex­ plained, "Motorcycles are just a challenge to Captain." Frank was fined 223 under an ordinance pro­ hibiting dugs from running free. Milkman Charges Arrest Bought O ff MIAMI (UPD - A charge by tbe mayor’s former milkman that lie bought off an arrest for 2100 resulted in three policemen being suspended Wednesday. Ill officers, J. W. Humphrey, 31; Thomas Jarvia Jr., 29; and Robert I*m m oni, 22, denied Don­ ald Knight's charge that he waa picked up early Tuesday* morn­ ing on a drunk chaig* but bought bis way out for 2100. Mayor Robert King High said Knight woke him at 4:30 a. m. Tuesday to make the accusation. WASHINGTON fUPI) — Prealdent Elsenhower said today Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushrhcv may have acuttled the lummlt conference under "pressure by the Stalinleti end the Chlnete" Red*. The Preiident made the statement after a aperlal hrrakfaat for rongreaalonal leaden at which he threw hli "wholehearted" support behind a Senate inveatlgation of event! leading up to the auinmit collapae. In a nationwide leleviaion and worldwide radio tpcerb Wedneaday night, Eiaenhower aald busineaalike negotialiona with Ruaaia muat continue, particularly on die* armament and a nuclear teat hen and contact! muat be Improved with the Soviet people despite the •ummit collapae. "The path of reaiMin and com ­ mon aenae la atill open if the So* viete will but me it," he >ald. The president strongly defend* ed the U-2 flights over the Soviet Union and said they had pro dured ".remarkable" resulta. TEI. AVIV, Israel (U PI) — A* Israeli plane today shot down a United Arab Republican MIG Jet in a dogfight over the Ntgev De­ sert along the Israell-U.A.H. bor­ der, tbe Israeli army announced. A spokesman said two Israeli fighters intercepted four U.A.R. Jets at 10 a. m. today, two mile* inside Israel's air space. Solo Flight WILMINGTON, N. C. (UPD— Carl Olsson, 38-year-old electron, lea engineer front Atlanta, took off early today on a solo flight in a single engine plant- to hie native Sweden. Olssun's v ife and two children in Atlanta had brea unaware that ht was planning la wing hia way across the Atlantia alone. He’s Available ALBANY t UPI i—G n . Nelson A. Rockefeller Is taking s long shot chance Vies President Richard V- Nixon's bandwsfen may he upset before the Republican nstional convention picks a candi­ date for prjsidrul. The 3t->cnr-uld governor said Wednesday he was available for a draft even though he did not r.\j>cct oue. Stand Strengthened CLEVELAND, Ohio (U P li—The United Pres lytcitan thurch in n.a U.S.A.’ s i.snd against racial d i crimination and segregation was strengthened today as delegates ORLANDO (U PI) — Priion iento tbe 172nd General Assembly fences were given Wednesday to (traded lor tlirir homes. The sub­ a. woman and her adopted teen­ ject of s.-;-rcgaliuij provtuci' a age aon convicted of* wholesale major battle ground at the 991 looting of reaidcnrra. delegates of the nation's fourth Mrs. Mary Pears Mauake and largest Protestant denomination David Carl Huber, IT, were acu­ ended their eight-day meeting. te need by Orange County Crimi­ nal Court Judge Richard Cooper. She waa given from six months MOSCOW ( U P D - Curley-haired to IS years and the youth from Van Cliburn arrived today lor a six months to five years. Police said they stole al>out council tour of tbe Soviet Union $IS,UOO to $20,000 in loot during and was greeted ly 200 orderly the month of Pebruery In a but noisy teen-agers and a shrinkscheme whereby Ihey would ling of elderly women who tossed drive through residential sections flowers at hint. " I ’ m too overcome seeking homes where the occu­ wlib emotion to express myself," the young American pianist said pants were absent. as ho stood there, catching the red and white Bowers while smll* tog and waving te hia fans. Pair Convicted Of Home Looting Pianist W elcom ed' Senate M ay Give * Navy Oleo Okay WASHINGTON (U PI) - T h e Sen­ ate waa axpccted today to give long sought approval to the Navy to aerve oleomargarine to sailors. The approval waa expected only over what Sen. William Proamire termed a •small, vigor­ ous but determined opposition” by dairy state U w i^kars. Auxiliary Plans Anniversary Party * The Ladies Auxiliary No. 48f of World War 1 Barracks, w il observe their aeeead anniversary, Friday with e party following their regular buaiaaae meeting Barrack members will he guests. .. -1 4 - �~rw TA PE 2— ‘Q ia n . Mar 26. *60 fffc'r danfarl WrraTB SHS Graduates Given Reception Inaccurate Information Caused Flyers To Stray The Sanford Womans Club pro­ vided the setting fot a reception held Sunday night following the Baccalaureate Sermon at Semi- ' note High School. Hostesses -for the graduation event acre Mrs. Rupert Strickland. Mrs. Joh n . Ivey, Mrs. Billy Glenn. Mrs Fred j Williams, Mrs. William Stemper and Mrs. Dirk .Vkcn. Guests included members of the semoi class and their guests, i members of the faculty, and other ' school officials. Others invited: . were ministers who officiated at | the service and their wives. FIVE OSTEEN seniors were recently honored by the These included Rev. and Mrs. Training1 Union of the Osteen Baptist Church. Front Grover Sewell, Rev. and Mrs. row, left to right, Barbara Clark and Fay Noel. Back John Thomas. Rev. and Mr* row, James Shivers, Robert Brooke and Herman Allman. Herbert Goerss, Dr. and Mrs W. Fay and Herman will graduate from Seminole High, the P. Brook* Jr. The receiving line was com­ others from DeLand High. posed o f daughters of the hos­ tesses, who were also members of the graduating class. They were Dian Aiken. Janet Clenn, Frances Strickland. Kay Ivey, Marty Stemper. snd Sally Wil­ liams. Others who assisted the hostess­ es were Mrs. Andrew Bracken, Mrs. W. R. Fort, Mrs. Ed Christ, ensen and Mrs. W. G. Fleming. The Fleet Ke»erve Association, I^urenzano, o f tb« Sanford Nsvsl Bedford Aiken entertained with piano selections tlroughout the branch 147, will conduct Memorail Air Station will conduct the de­ votional services. evening. Day Services at the Bandihell, at Vie Arnett, president e t the jfc * ............. - * — I. cal chapter, and Libby Whrt* president o f the Ladles Auxili*n^ flowers graced Ibe refreshment . WIESBADEN, Germany ( UI’ D , fighters forced the plane down by — The pilot e f a U. S. C-47 that j firing rpschinrgun bursts, was /oread down in East Germany ; Lundy flew the plane hack to lest week said today inaccurate j wieibaden Wednesday with four ^ wind information from Copew-' other crewmen and four p*«»eabagen caused him to iU a jr'scci- r er*. They had been held by the dentally over ihe Iron Curtain. Communiite In East Germany Tho pilot, Copt. James Lundy, since they were made to land hi Findlay, Ohio, told a m w i con. a cornfield Friday. /•ranee that *lx Soviet M ir jet “ We were told the wind* were eaaterly and initead there were atronr weaterly wind*," raid Lundy, interviewed at U. 8. Air Forca European headquarter* Captured Woman WIESBADEN, Germany (CP1>— What la K Ilka la he ax American woman held captive by Russian The 4t-year-old pilot waa grounded by the Air Force pendinr an inveatifation. “ I expected thla,". aald Lundy. “ It’a a routine in the Air Force In a caae like thla." Asked about an Air Force »tat«ment that he had violated “ perti­ nent fly in r direction.’' Lundy re­ plied: “ I don't know what that means. In my opinion everythin* waa satisfactory." Lundy said he had been pr* paring to contact Hamburg air. According lo Mrs. Barbara MeCaah, pretty bluweyed blonde wife o f aa Air fo r c e captain. It's not too rough. Mrs. McCaab, of Atlanta, one of ■Inc Americans freed by the Sov­ iet! after five days of captivity fallowing the forcing down of their plane behind tho Iron Curtain, said cepted by Soviet jet fighters. “ We heard blasts of machinethe Russians "treated me like a gun fire," Lundy said. "They lady at ail timet." "A Russian woman waa provid- could have hit us if they had od for me to help me out, and she wanted to. There wa* no doubt asked me if I needed anything," in m*- m l"/ TT.?.1- r r- *« land. "Tho Mlgs continued to fly M n . MeCash said today. "O b tho second day wa were overhead and after about five fg^rrrGUsd to remove our clothes minutes the East German polka from the piano and St waa only came. They told iu to S»ui our then that wo were able to change >billfolds on tho ground and rmU* our band*. We were all searched, " I was feeling pretty grimy by except Mrs. McCasb." Mra. Barbara McCaah, o f At> R ut time. "They didn't Interrogate me lanta and Dallar, wife o f an Air aiang with tha others, and my bus- Force captain, waa the only wom­ hand and I warn placed in a aepa- an aboard tha plana and is be­ ala room. Wa apeat much of our lieved to be the only woman ever time playing honeymoon bridge held by the Communists in a plana Incident o f this typt. and giggling." She and her husband, Paul, Mra. McCaah toid UP! the food fee Russians served waa “ quite were returning to their base in Wbeelua Field, Tripoli, from a unusual for us Americans." "A t breakfast wa had tome kind vacation In Denmark. Lcndy said Soviet troops look a f fish with funny Jelly on it. Then than ware eggs, meat leafs and complete control after the Initial aalad. Yon don’t gat that kind of contact with E^it German police. thing oa an American breakfast The nine were held at Russian headquarters at Graveamueblen, table do you r" She said abe watched several near, where they landed, he aald. Mra. McCaah aald the Russians volleyball games between the C47 crewmembers and the Soviet sol­ alternated questioning sessions diers, and "acted as a one-woman with volley ball games with the American men. cheering section." "I waa the cheering section,'' The Americans usually won, aim she told newsmen. “ I think our When tha Russian plane* apb m fatting anrited and I knew that wa vara la trouble." aba said •# last Friday's events. "There wasn’t time to gat panicky then, R nil happened so fast. Rut I was acarod when wa got down onto the ground, until I saw that tha Buid a ta didn’t intend to do ns any karat. A PARK KIIMiR .MODEL HOME inspected during the new aubdiviaion’a formal opening last week wan this one being shown to Mr. and Mra. Joe Mathieux. The open house will continue thin weekend on the aite around Lake Minnie, just 10 minutea south o f Sanford where the Lake Mary Rd, intersects Hwy. 17-92. Red News Agency Raps Ike's Speech MOSCOW (D P I) — President Eisenhower “ did not succeed in making his case" In His television and radio report to the American people on the summit failure and the U-S Incident, Tasa M id today. "Elsenhower sought to Justify the evasions to which tho Ameri­ can government resorted after the spy flight became known to the whole world," the official Soviet newa agency aald in n dispatch from Washington. "He said the initial sUtement about the flight issued by the American government waa n 'cov­ ering aUtement,'” The story waa the firat report here on the Eisenhower talk. To­ day’s Moscow newspapers made no mention o f it, now did Moscow radio mention this speech Wednes­ day night. Tass said the President "alter­ nated assurances o f his intention to ‘ maintain buslnessllka relations' with tha Soviet Union with justi­ fications ad the provocative ag­ gressive practice a f American* ##• plonage." Soviet newspaper* today con­ tinued to dissect the United Na­ tions Security Council debate oa the U-S flight and turned on three U. 8. allies—Great Britain, France and Italy—aa the "abettors o f the American aggression." Oviedo Graduation Scheduled Friday The graduation exercises for the Oviedo High School class of 1M0 will be held Friday at ■ p. m. at the First Methodist Church of Oviedo. Miss Betty Duda will play both the processional and recassional. Five honor students o f the clast will deliver the speeches of tha evening. WALL PLUMBING, HEATING, A IR CONDITIONING 1M7 S. Sanford Are. FA SAM I Fleet Reserve Assn. To Conduct * Memorial Day Service Here Monday *. T y ■C'V-.vw Pi ram Ialeraati— si Outlook for the summer: The bathing suit Bankers will save cloth, and sua taw lotion will he splashed on by tho gslloa. The bikini is catching on. Instead o f sheathing themselvna in yards o f cloth, as grandma used to do ht the bench, more and more American girls are going to depend an two handker­ chiefs and n hope, according to AF May Test Midas Ability ALL Q e n Ja Su e ' WASHINGTON { UPI) — The Air 1 Force may set off a flare in the > California desert on Monday to test the ability of its yidas attack > warning satellite to detect missile wear on*," said Edward Camp­' launchings. bell, 3S, assistant professor of It alto hopes to set off flares journalism at Northwestern Uni­’ on the following two days. They versity, Evanston, III. Most hus­ would be visible for about SO bands interviewed agreed with1 miles, burning a rosy color for him. about 4S seconds But generally the husbands al*o1 The experiments are designed agreed With what Campbell add­ to test the sensitivity of the Midas ed: satellite's infrared tensing merit"I did Uhe them on the girls^ anitm. The satellite It supposed in Franca . . . and would probably lo detect the beat trail of a bal' listic missile when it leaves ili launching pad. Hospital Notes Mabel Bishop, Sanford; le a Musa Jr., Sanford; Grace Walls. DeLand; John Hawkinaon, DcBary; Aline Hendrix, Titusville; Frank Jonca, Sanford. Dismissals Douglas Gordon, Sanford; August Stagman, Sanford; Mrs. Dob Bridge Club Astoria, Ora., was tha firat post­ Knight nod baby, laniard; Mrs. The Recreational Bridge Club al distributing point for the West Barbara Edwards and baby. San­ will meet at 7:10 p. m. Thursday Coast. 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Why wait any longer? . * 1 • The time la now to dive in for the summer. it f . ■ > M ■ J M ; v t ‘Tr 1• 14.1 1 | ’ f TmMl A * e frark^* / » {, f 0 J**^.» , J* .• - LJt I / Pretty young look for the summer tea shore. One-piece design o f oiestieixed t*H!e — e triple threat to mala every curve worth whistling at. H alf skirt with shirred, tide draping to leap cool control of your curves. Red, pink, yellow, aqua, sky blue, peacock, navy, white, black. 7-15. 116.95 £ O Accredited Charge A ccounts W elcom ed) •V* J k / -1 - I 1;; . �Thur». .Mar 28, ’ GO-^Pajra 8 Officers’ Wives " Airs. Pearl Tyson Honored At Program. A id Thrift Shop, Plan Bake Sale Skelton, recording secretary. (Hcrnld Photo) Airs. Lloyd O. Swain Chosen *Sorority Girl Of The Year V S w a i n was chosen the "Girl of the Year" by mem­ bers of the Zcta Ni Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The selection was announced at the final meet­ ing of the current year at the home of Mrs. James Lyons in Sunland Estates. Mrs. Swain was ^presented a gift from the sorority ^ s a token of appreciation for her contributions to the chapter during the past year. The end of the year "Beta Bud­ d y " exchange was also held at the meeting, with each member •xchanging gifts and identfying themselves with their secret pals. Mrs. Philip R. Bach was the recipient of a gift, a box ol soap, for her participation in a contest to supplement the "Sun­ shine Fund." Mrs. Robert Reaves, incoming president, presided at the busi­ ness session. Plans were made for the pledge ritual to be held. June 7. Plans were made to hold an executive meeting of all incom­ ing officers at the home of Mrs. Bach in Loch Arbor. Plans for programs and activities for next year will be discussed. Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson present­ ed an enlightening program on "Architecture." Mrs. Lyons and her co hostess, Mrs. R. A. Wesson served refreshments to Mr*. Bach, Mrs. Reaves, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs. Sam T. Skelton, Mrs. Wallace Tyre, Mr*. James Gordon, Mrs. Alvin Kil­ patrick, Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. Wendell Springfield, Mrs. Leon Swain Jr. and the Misses Mary Ann Wright, Nick! Hall, Sonja Monforton. Joan Wright, Irma Corley and Amoret Speir. BB g p M W M M M Mr«. Don Brough was ho*ie*s to the May boird merlin; of the Officer’ * Wive* Club at the BOQ on the Naval Air Station. Representatives were urged to remind the wive* in their unit* to bring clothing and hou*ehold item* to be told in the Thrift Shop. Article* can be delivered to Mr*. J eu e Taft or brought dir­ ectly to the »hop which I* open on Monday* and Tuesday* from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. The Thrift Shop bring* a very valuable *ervice to the Navy com­ munity a* it allow* a turnover of useable article* at a reasonable cost and proceed* are used tor many worthwhile charitie*. Club member* were al»o re­ minded to brush up on their fa­ vorite recipe* a* their contribu­ tion* will be needed for the bake *ale scheduled for June 15 at the NAS. Mr*. J. D. Ramage resigned her post a* club advisor and wished continued progress and coopera­ tion for her successor. Mr*. F. G. Edwards. Mr*. Ramage was commended for her guldence and untiring effort*. More valuable talent was lost to the elub when Mr*. Ollie taper, whose husband I* being transferred In California, turned over the president's gavel to Mr*. Harold McCumber. Mr*. Brough served refresh­ ments lo Mr*. Ramage, Mr*. Ed­ wards, Mr*. Ia>per. Mr*. McCumJnr •)>:*."■? •e;» « jK -.t r # r T . C*rW C H 'rir>r*Y a'i*». Mr*. G. Keen. Mrs. K. Rowell, Mrs. J. Swope, Mr*. H. S. Moore, Mr*. D. King, Mrs. II. Fitxwater and Mrs. W. 0. Nelson. By MRS. C M RENTE SNYDER I G A.‘» prevented her with an hon­ The li.A .’ » of the Osteen Baptist, orary membership for her year* of church entertained their mother* Christian service to her church at the educational building, recent­ and the community. ly. Mrs. I’ oarl T jion had been ask­ The W. M. S. served refresh* ed to attend by her sister, Mrs. mcnis with Mr*. Harry Osteen, Lois Brooke. Mrs. Tom Lemon and Mr*. Jack When they arrived, a chair was Boone acting a* hostesses. placed under an arch, entwined The tabic was covered with a with greenery and flowers. lace cloth, and the G.A.'s colors of A* the girl* called, ‘ ‘Surprise," green, white and gold were used. the narrator, Jane Nison, announc­ Punch was served from an antique ed "Thi* 1* Your Life, Pearl Tv- punch bowl, with cake, nuta and son." Mr*. Tyson was as surprised mints. as any movie celebrity ever was. The girls presented the honoree a bouquet of mixed flower* and led her to the seat of honor, then pro­ ceeded to present her life story by • silhouette* shown on a screen, 1 while the narrator told the story. I Born Pearl Swlnnry, In I.afon- j taine, Kansas in 1892, the family later moved to take Arthur. N. M., I where Pearl went through the 10th grade. She then attended Teachers Training School in Albuquerque, N. M. and after graduation taught in a small one room school in the mountains. Her parents moved to Kissim­ mee and Pearl taught at the Hil­ lard Island school. There she met *rV*Ml and married Claude Tyson. They I*'" ^ rt,V hwlr had two children. Millard and v**4*. ' % Winifred. The Tysons then moved | lo Farmton and operated a chicken j Era' . farm and In 1928 moved to Osteen f •, __„ and opened a general store which thr< <q• they ictired ft in 1917. Mrs. Tyson was under a doctor's care for a year before entering [ the Sanford Hospital for five weeks. During the next three and one-half years, she was hospitalSIRS. HAROLD F. JOHNSON ired both here and in Orlando hospltal* and had 22 operations, three minor, seven major onea and 12 skin grafts. She now keeps house for her ' ‘ 'baud and ..-..ie part in church woofer Very often, you will "tit-ar someone say, "Let's go visit Mr*. Tyson." They know that Mr*. Arthur Cameron enter­ they will leave feeling courageous tained for her daughter, taraine. The wedding of Mise Tommye wore a light green dress with and with good will toward every­ recently, with an old fashioned "H ayride" and outdoor Western Methvin and Harold F. Johnson while accessories and a yellow one. At the close of the meeting the party at the MQ ranch in Osteen. was solemnired at 4 p. m., May orchid corsage. The girls and their dates met 20, at the Central Baptist Church For a wedding trip to the West at the Cameron home on West First Street and motored to the in Sanford. The Rev. S. L. What­ Coast, Mrs. Johnson chose a outside gate of the' ranch, where ley of Birmingham, Ala. officiat­ black, and while silk outfit with •n old fashioned wagon, filled with ed at the double ring ceremony black accessories. The couple hay, was waiting to take them assisted by the Rev. Gail Smith, will reside at 1015 West First Street. The bride is employed by down the road to the ranch proper. pastor of the church. the Southern Bell Telephone Co. Hy MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER All the guests came dressed In Mr*. Roy Kelly was a luncheon Miss Methvin is the daughter of and the groom is associated with Western attire. If they had been guest o f Mrs. Robert Williams, dressed any other way they would the late Mr. and Mr*. B. G. Mack Clcveland'a Law Firm. Out of tow - guests includrd Monday. have had to pay a forfeit. With Methvin and Mr. Johnson is the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roof and a huge bonfire in the background, son of Mr. and Mrs. Britton John­ Mr. and Mr*. C. C. May, Mr*. John Robinson and Miss Clyde rhildrcn, Jacob, Connie and CharMrs. Cameron summoned the Methvin of Plant City, Mrs. Tom line of Mims, vitiated her parents guests to ■ hamburger dinner by son of Sanford. The church was decorated with Segler and Miss Pat Seglrr, St. Mr. and Mrs. A . E. Clark recently. ringing the dinner bell. Mrs. Ella Sandera o f Boston, Following the meal the group Easter lilies, 'glads, magnolia Petersburg, Haley Duke and Mrs. enjoyed dancing to Hi-Fi Western blossoms and ivey. Mrs. Joe Pat Lupfcn, Kissimmee, Mr. and Ga., is (pending .a week with her JE W E L R Y STORE music. Those attending were the klalhieux, soloist, and Mrs. Ed­ Mrs. John B. Beard and 51rs, J. sisters, Mrs, Alma Walker and 292 K. li t FA 2-9111 Mrs. Raymond Tell. honoree, taraine, Susan Oyler, ward Mossman, organist, present­ H. Hodge* of Tampa. Susan Lee West. Janet Abram, ed a program of wedding music, Mike Hendry, Frederick Paul Tea- including "The tard’s Prayer" and lo, Ann Cannavino, Judy Harman, "Hawaiian Wedding March." Douglaa Bridges. Gene Bullard. The bride, given in marriage by Dionet Butler, Jim McGuire, and her brother-in-law, Shannon Winn, two out of town guests. Miss Cam­ wore a gown of white appliqued eron's aunt and cousin. Mrs. J. orgama over, taffeta and a short C. Jenkins and Jcral Atkinson. veil. She carried a cascade bou­ quet of white roses. Miss K. Jean Methvin. slate* of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a dross of Imported blue voile and carried a cascade bou­ quet of pink carnations, Mr. and Mr*. Philip Zinicota an­ John B. Beard of Tampa, was nounce the blrttt of twin boys, May 22, e l Orange Memorial Hos­ best man and Winston Piercy and pital In Orlando. M n. Zinleola is Burke Winn served as tuber*. Miss Elisabeth Methvin, another the former Claire Normaml of Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Mra. sister of the bride, wore a light Lucian Kormand. Paternal grand- blur linen sheath with white ac­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas cessories and a yellow orchid corsage. The groom's mother Zfnirola o f Stamford, Conn. j Western Party A nd Hayride Honors Loraine Cameron Atiss Methvin Weds Harold f. Johnson Osteen ELGIN Personals MR. AND MRS. JOHN BHDDARD wore guenta o f honor at a patio party at the home of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Bedriurd, left, are shown receiving a gift from Mr. and Mra. Wolf. (Herald Photo) Party Honors Navy Couple The Ladies Auxiliary of tho Fleet Reserve Association Enter­ tained with a patio party at the home of Mr. and 5trs. Andrew Wolf, honoring Mr. and Mra. John Beddard, who will be leav­ ing Sanford lo June for a tour of duty in San Diego, Calif.- ' A gift of Jewelry waa presented in Mrs. Beddard by the auxiliary. Member* each brought ■ covered Graduates Honored With Hayride extended to her while she was in the hospital. Mra. Wurt W. Warner and Mrs. Moore will serve ai publicity chair­ men for the coming year. Plana were discussed concerning the De­ cember state garden club flower ahow. Mra. A. F. Cullum sponsored lha program for the day, which was a garden run to a nearby nursery. Siateen members enjoyed the final meeting of the current season. Color and style are Important in lisana and bedding. However, qual­ ity and comfort aro tho. major consideration*. Know the slses re­ quired, and chack for quality. Mr. and Mra. K. H. Echola en­ tertained, last weekend, with a hayride to Roek Sprlnga honoring Miaa Janet Cleon and Miaa Faye Garner, members of the graduat­ ing senior class. The group met at the Erhots home and were driven to Roek Spring! by Mr. L. F. Garner. An afternoon of swimming was en­ joyed followed by ■ hamburger fry at the springs. Those attending were Faye Gar­ ner, Harry Robson Jr., Janet Glenn, Tom Raynor, Jeanne South­ ward, Duane Gocmbel, Frances Strickland, Johnny Lovelace, Kay Ivey, Ronnie Undaey, Jane Oaborne and BUly Johnson. Mr. and Mra. Echols were as­ sisted with the entertaining by Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Garner and 51r*. Bill Glann. 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Oak . 1^ ii 1' y [1 n _ J ¥ �* — - • * i r ■ r . j ■ j 'We’re ‘ By SOLVES ALEXANDER ■ WASHINGTON - It's probable •that U. S. aerial m ounalsiance |over Sino-Russian territory U in a •ntete at as-you-were. ‘ Two years ago a decision was j taken nt the upper-upper levels to . change the honest business of i military scouting into the slinky •work o f spying. ThU switrberoo en­ tailed accepting the resignation of !eom e Air Force pilots and permit­ ting them to sign up at a big sal­ ary boost with airplane manofactaring companies as test pilots. ‘ The bill was footed by Central In­ telligence Agency (CIA) end (he U-2 “ utility" planes were assigned to tho “ peaceful" .National Aero­ nautic* and Specs AdmlnUtration lo r “ weather" flights. D ot new. with the U S concept In . the doghouse, the responsibility for aerial scouting returns — ns it oheald to tbo armed forces. 1 1 hare reported on the m o o nalMaace function o f Tactical Air .Command and on tho near-idea] re­ connaissance plane, the B-ro air* e m it* to * h e . Another recoaals- Behind You In This Thing INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Tea thousand feet veer Morgantown, W. Va-, Sea. Lyndon Johasoa tap­ ped am on the shoulder and point* od to a cluster o f tey*slnod homes along a bond la the river. -See those booses yonder?" bo said. *ln those bouses—like In homes all over the country — there are people who want what is good for America. They ate aancs wings at Forbes Air Force ; Don of hostile territory for several Base, Topeka. Kan. There is an-1 possible purposes. One purpose ether such wing based at Little j would be to look for missile sites Rock. Ark. There D a fourth wing and airfields from which attacks (light )al Laugh)in AFB, Del JUo, could be launched upon the USA. Tex., employing U S's and B IT’ S. Another would be to “ listen'* to the The three heavy SAC rccoonali- enemy's electronic communicasince wings rotate to our over- Uona and to test the enemy's de­ seas bases throughout the world, lenses against our planes and misThere are probably some special- silea. Another, after an exchange irrd squadrons at unannounced of weapons, would be to bring back places, but they are not discussed Information so that intelligence al­ and this colim n D written entirely fleers could evaluate bomb damfrom nonsensilire Information. ago by our sidu and Judge the Historically, aerial re connate necessity of hitting the same tar* since was the very first use of gets agate, military aviation. The open cockpit But tho moat probable missies pilot carried a camera over the would be tho two-fold ooe—first to front lines end brought back pic- find, then to strike. As n bypothettorial evidence o f enemy capabil- teal criterion, tho air crew might hies. Sometimes the early pilot be told to strike a primary target would carry a few hand grenades with atomic bombs if the reranfor spot targets. niUsance proved that Russia had This u ia « »>»tem p m s il* to- already begun'to carry out Kknitbday. The basic SAC reconnaissance cbev's threatened attack upon plane is the Boeing RB-tTE which American bases in Norway and flies around *00 miles per hour nt Pakistan. 40^00 feet with a range ( subject to The efficiency o f aerial rocon refuelling) that U limited only by B aiuuC e depends Immediately the endurance of its three-msmber tpoo u * c m r s t o t h o aircraft, tort CTfcW. ftirgg Id d tw o d l unon tbc typical RB-47 mission would advancing development o f optics not be rc«onnaUsance but stnte- IBd pbotography. end upon the adrtiflUfllJti iBCg. Od d warlike vencitie research o f radir aod is* sortie, the plane typically would be fra ^ r n d to U o o s celled upon to make deep penetraThere are the very practical Then, fo r n half hour, tho tow­ ering Texas Democrat leaned agaiaat my east in tho nirpUnt and philooophUod, growing n bit aeottaeatel, hut speaking from lomowbi i o down deep. Tho number of miles made no a gallon of gas gives a car owner something to talk about wbeu the coorcrsaliofl lags. If the number is large ho can boast Ho can compare K with the number of miles to the gallon made by other cars. It is reassure sues that be bought tho right car. He feels fetter when mem­ bers o f the family drive the car everywhere without pause or con­ sideration o f tho cost Tho number of mile* nude on ■■ gallon af gas la determined by . taking the mileage when the tank ?• f .t t ^ J tu m d ia a ln o th a is filled and Ithereafter during the next month or two keeping a record o f the number o f gallons o f gas bought At the end at tbo test time the number o f miles traveled has only to be divided by tho number o f gallons at gas bought Accuracy depends upon the rec­ ord being kept with cere. It re­ quites that it be written down on ■ sheet o f paper or in n notebook and that thereafter tho sheet of notebook o r the paper bn put in safe places where it will net be lost Accuracy forbids a person who buys gas to trust to memory. Nor does it permit counting money ta tho pocket comparing it with what was there before gas was bought and calculating from the difference bow much must have knot spent h r gas and working out the gaQnus from that Accuracy win not permit V o buyer to “ think” on many gallons wore bought Ho must “ know.” Accuracy would bo more likely if them were witnesses to every gas The usual wife doesn't demand that you have 110,000 to the bank, for moat at us males never can than a man who has already been rried. “ Besides, I hesitate to marry un­ til I have m y bom# nil paid for. It ten an t stem rigid to me for a man In ask ■ girl to skimp and save to d m ate sock sacrifices. “ He should bo financially well •stahbahod before he proposes m in ta g e, t e a t you think?" A lot od each hosteler gallantry b either a means o f stalling off the vital decision ta marry* or elan b • carryover from teenage ronotions. ActusBy, the usual woman proto struggle and save and build homo WITH her hasband. t She d m m t want a man to da- & But you can protect her with an Immediate (10,000 by simply tak­ ing out a “ family Income" policy with any major life insurance Arm. Women are usually quite willing to sacrifice and skimp and work WITH their mates to insure a hap­ py home. Of course, they prefer men who have the “ makings" for financial success, such as a good trade o r profession, but they don't demand that yon bo at the top rung at tho Udder. Wives know that a man at a cannot expect to bo top man eo tho totem polo ta his lino o f work whoa other men at equal L Q. have a a-yonr hood start ta that same profession. Thus, a young doctor or farmer or grocer or salesman is not ex­ pected to earn as much as an old timer at similar talents but a years more experience. And wives generally realise these facts, fo r modem girls a n usually pretty smart. AU they ask is that you lot thorn work WITH you ns a partner on the team, but that yon bo ambi­ tious enough to bo planning aboad ■y IAMBS n u n regarding your finances. A teenager ran up a phone W OU bachelors like Joe can this a t VJU t daring the Christmai tain Out Insurance and immediate- holidays. Unknown to her mother, “ Ton get three girta living to­ gether. They share tho rent and It's not really crowded. Somebody ta always out an flight. “ Each girl when she gets off should bring oomothtag homo left Three Minutes A Day turn financial worries! Apply to oar Scientific Marriage Foundation for certified prospects) Pick • congenial typo o f woman Court Rules SIOUX PALL, g. D. fU Plt A circuit court tern has ordered members o f the Siena Palls Pn. lice. Pirn and Health Departments ta resign from labor union*. Tho city contended tho unions had cannoctioos with the APL-CIO, and therefore te d tho right to t trike, n u airborne meeting l i r a ait t a inflated feellnr, tor these word* o f wisdom had tacom* * privsta ••tilon o f rar-bendinx — Ju*t botwaon tbo two o f us. 1 — That la, I wat flattered u n tlri board tbo m o o intimate words spoken at ao “ impromptu” press roafsroaco ta Iadit ns polls two b o o n lator. Tbo senator was simply using ms for bit rsbsarsal. Tbo twin-engine plant was still taxing along tbo Indianapolis ran* way wboa tbo senator caught a gUaspot o f a boarty Utils band­ wagon — on foot — clustering at tbo airport door, Isd by F rate McKinney, form er Democratic a™ tloaal chairman. The party, swelled by reporters, tailed tbo senator through .the long terminal corridor pait a small conference room whose door seas alightly ajar. Only six report­ ers peeled o ff and wont in. In* aide, n lonely Son. Thurston Mor­ ten o f Kentucky, chairman o f tho Republican National Committee, who had coincidentally arrived ta few minutes before, was holding j hU press conference. The crowd followed Johnson / Into n fa r room, now suddenly , Jammed with TV cameras, record* ing machine* and reporters. Patiently, the senator went through tho quoation*and*answer session, answering nil tho guts* tions that bo didn’t dodro. Tho proaa meeting was about over when an assistant came r a 3 ing in and whispered into John* eon's ear: “ I have Just learned,” the Senate leader said, “ that th* real press conference Is la another room, and they are now waiting fo r me.” j He went through his routine ■gain. Kaw gems o f wisdom— Johnson Isms— slipped. In here end there. Questions: A re you not ter to build n new on*.” Somehow, tbo bystander got th* strange, vague feeling that at that very moment th* Texan saw himaalf as that “ good carpenter.” Another Johnaonlsm, this in reply to a query about whether ho was a Southerner o r a Wester­ ner: “ I never try to use nllgiom or region to advance my position.* Still another about dissension within the United States on tho summit affair: “ T h e n ta _fo e- partisanship, _____ . . but __ i none for division.* And whoa .th* port. littl* editor o f tho Howo High School news­ paper addrasood him with n lulu hack with n lain o f n Ih o youngster. J u t bar daddy, Paul, u fo believed that Taxaa D Tho lS-year-old girl made as many ns * rails a day for as mock os OS each. Most worn mad* to school stem s. She called on* friend US times. To top everything, she charged them indiscriminately to other m tacribon . When they complained about their MBs. It leek the phono m m pnay nearly t year to trace tho call* to the chatty teenager. Her mother couldn’t pay the bUi bnt took prerauhem b r the future Who owns America? Beverly Freed LOB ANGELES (U P O -H em r*F b i m d , taou-agm playmate o f the b to Errol Flynn, m u b u d Monday after etx weeks ta J m aOe hall and made a ward o f on evangelists wife. Her mother faces trial Thursday on charges o f contributing to Beverly's do­ Thanks It fiuft' ... *i;4iaf k-'SVeymw -Jt * . for your vote of cooflditt I will do but ra y boot to oerve you faithfully and offkfcatty us Cmutrkh 11 J’L 7 --------- M * 1 Mm ^ ----------. te politicians, paid to nerve 1 in American industry—mooey which buys machines and provides jobs. Mast * f whnt their savings m iw is taken away from them in taxes, bat bsesusg It Is in their character never to waste, they still any*. If they over stopped, them would bo no m w capital to onsets now jobs, no m v machinery to malm batter jabs, m pro­ fitable mrtsrpriso whoso taxes help keep America going. Yon, tbs savers keep America alive. Lot's bo sum the laws �Hy JERRY COVINGTON pitcher this season at he went the The Sanford Greyhound! broke diitance tcattering seven Day* ■ four game loiing itreak here tone singlet and fanning five. He Wedneiday night before a slim wai in control all the way except crowd of 101 aa they defeated the for the first inning when he gave Daytona Beach Iilanden, 7-0. up two hila and one of hit two M Lefty Ron Banovic recorded the walks and from then on he was first shutout by a Greyhound never threatened. It was his fifth win of the season against two defeats. In four home appearsnres by Ban* ovic, his longest game was two hours and ten minutes. The “ Rooster", also helped the cause as he bunted safely In the second inning driving across the first Sanford run. He Is now hitting around the .400 mark for the sea* son. By L'nllrd Tress International It was the big bat o f first baseRonnie Schamp, a 19-year-old man Ken Harretsen that kept the Lakeland pitcher, hurled a no-hit Greyhounds going at the plate. game in the Indiana' 9-0 victory The big bonus rookie had a per­ over St. Petersburg that topped fect night at the plate going four Wednesday night’a Florida State for four, one of which was a League action. three run homer in the fifth inn­ Schamp struck out 13 men and ing, He also scored three of the booaled hia season’s record to Greyhound runs. Harrelson con­ aix wins against a single defeat. tinues to boost bis average and is He has fanned 35 men in his last now around the .3.10 mark for the f t * Innings. season. This waa his fourth homer Tbs league - leading Indiana of the season. hacked him with an U-hit attack. Air light fielding by the Grey­ Thye scored five runs in the first hounds gave Banovic plenty of Inning to meke Schamp an easy help. The combination of Chavar­ winner. ria, Green, and Harrelson gave Dave June* pitched and batted the locals three double plays for I^esburg to an 8-3 triumph over the bvrning. Orlando. He yielded only six hits Sanford AB R H RBI and contributed a triple to a sixDube cf 4 0 1 1 run fifth inning rally. 4 0 9 9 Boh Reidel rapped out two Chavarria lb > 1 1 0 £ !ou b lra and a tingle for the Arroyo 3b Hinojosa rf 1 0 0 0 Orioles. Perez c 3 2 2 0 Tampa committed seven errors 4 0 0 0 in a 6-4 loss to 1'alatka. Tampa Green as 4 3 4 3 ahortatop Bob Jingling waa both Harrelson lb hero and goat, hitting safely three times and committing four errors. ■Srm Thompson picked up the Totals win. his sixth. Today's schedule presents Lake­ Daytona Beads land at St. Petersburg, Sanford Weiss 3b * at Daytona Beach, Leesburg at Knowles rf ^fpO rlando, and Tampa at ralatka. Rosario lb Kedie cf Foley c Haines If Poodry ss Pas 3b Scherer p Pirro p Mary Esther's still holds the lead in the Jet Bowlerelie League ^ b y one half game over Sweeneyi. w Trim-ette follows in third with Yowell’i and Iveys Shoe Store tied for fourth. Nell's Hair Salon and Ro-Jay'a are tied the next spot. House of Rahlja Portrail* holds fifth with the last spot being tied by the Duku k Duchess and Howe's Fashions Teams. Ivey's Shoe Store took top honors this week with high ttam series and Reida Cornell's 314 .g)seratch. House of Rahlja Por­ traits only managed to tie one game with this hot learn. . Yowell's made a nice recovery as they took all four points from Nell's Hair Salon, 'rim-ette dupli­ cated the same count with the Duke k Duchess Team with their top bowler for the day being Kathy Leach. Ro-Jay’s managed lo lie It up with Mary Esther's as they split ^ t w o and two. Fran Mackey was ^ t h # spark for the first place team while Tat Tourney rolled high for Ro-Jay's. Sweeney's took three from Howe's Fashions only lo fall bark and lose the second game with Billie Kiramont completing the 3-4-7 split. Celia DePalma's 190 game aided the gift shop team while June Anderson waa high lor Mm dress shop team. More than 300,000 galioas ef paint and paint products were used in painting the Navy'e car­ rier Independence, enough to paint 30,000 average homes. Totals 31 • 7 • Daytona ooo ooo OUO-O 7 4 Sanford 020 230 000-7 12 1 Errors— Rosario, Foley, Scherer, -Pirro, Chavarria BOA— Paytons 24-14, Sanford 27-17. DP— Chavarria, Green, Ha nelson LOB— Sanford— 10, Daytona ! WP— Pirro PB— Peres - Foley SB— Maloney HR— Harrelson SAC— Dube — Banovic Moore Outsmarts German Boxer INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. ( U N ) — Fiat-fighter Archie Moore intimat­ ed today he wouldn’t mind going partners with Uncle Sam. Moore fought himself Into a chance to pay one o f the highest income taxes on record Wednes­ day night when ha battled into condition in two round* and then outsmarted and out scraped W il­ li* Beim anoff to acore a technical knockout win at 1:32 o f the 10th. The victory, for which Moore was paid 420.000, left him ready to begin the final training routine for a defense about July ]g o f the light heavyweight championship he won ia 1962. A win then would ■et him up for a heavyweight title chance against Sweden’s In gemar Johansson in September, MRS. BETTY COX, head coach of one or the Little Minor League teams instructs Pat Morgan, batting, the proper stance to use. Catcher Bobby Smith wait* for the fast ball pitch. (Herald Photo) League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE Player A Club G AB R H Pel. C'lmntc. Pgh. 37 136 2* 3* .372 Mays, S.F. 33 131 27 43 .344 Skinner. Pgh. 37 141 34 47 .333 Whilo, St.L. 33 129 19 43 .333 Mathews, Mil. 27 99-23 33 .333 Spencer. St.L. 34 12S 24 42 .326 Bailey, Cin. 32 112 14 36 .321 Aaron, Mil. 27 IOC 16 34 .321 Ashburn, Chi. 29 111 19 35 .313 Cngbtn. St.L. 30 115 21 36 .313 AMERICAN LEAGUE Runnels. Bsn. 27 103 13 3* ,3t» Power, Cleve. 30 118 12 40 .339 Minoso, Chi. 32 127 27 42 .331 Allison, Wash. 30 111 20 36 .324 Wcodling, Balt. 32 103 23 33 .320 Maris, N.Y. 26 9* 20 31 .31* Lt.nipt', K.C. 33 133 IS 41 .304 Kubek, N.Y. 29 125 22 38 .304 Smith. Cbi. 32 122 16 37 .393 Gardner, Wash. 30 129 IS 39 .302 Runs Batted In National leagu e: Clemente, Pirales 33; McCotey, Gianls 31; Banks, Cubs 29; Robiitsun, Reds 29; Mazeroski, Pirate* 27. Ameriean League: Lemon, Sen­ ators 26; Maris, Yankees 26; Mi­ noso, While Sox 23; Gentile, Ori­ oles 23; Skowron, Yankees 24. Home Run* National I-eague: Bo>cr, Cards 10; Banks, Cubs 9; Aaron, Braves 9; McCovcy, Giants 9; Robinson, Reds 9. American League: Lemon, Sen­ ators 19; Maris, Y’ ankers 9; Ccrv, Yankees I; Held, Indians •; Mi­ noso, White Sox 6. Pitching National l-eague: Antonelli, Gi­ ants 3 0 ; Law, Pirates a-l; San­ ford, Giants 4-1; McCormick, Gi­ ants 6-2. Five tied with 3-1 records. Aaserican League: Coates, Yan­ kees 4-4); Hall, Athletics 4-0; Mor­ gan, Tigers 3 0 ; Brown, Oriole* 3-0; Portocarrcro. Orioles 3-0. train. Mcl-ounlrk a rive-ntx enorv moved the Glanla a full game ahead of the National League park. Willie Kirkland helped McCor­ mick with a two-run homer and also contributed, a double and a single. Kstrads, a rookie faathaller who wasn't even listed on the Baltimote roster this spring, didn't do badly for a kid, either, when he limited the While Sox to five hit* and kept the Oriole* atop the American League with a 3-2 vic­ tory. Pinchbilter Clint Courtney pavrd the way for Kstrada'a third victory by singling home the win­ ning tun. Still auolhrr youngster, 2:t-yearobi Frank Howard set tongue* wagging with a tremendous 660foot homer that helped the Dodg­ ier* defeat the Pirates, (-1. How. 'ard's homer, o ff loser Jim Urnbricht, was one of the longest ever |hit in the majors. Only Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle are rrediled with longer ones. In other NL games, the Car­ dinals defeated the Braves, 5-3, and the Reds heat the Cubs, 7-4, In a game halted by rain In the eighth inning. The Indians downed the Sena­ tors, 1-0, In It innings, the Tigers mauled the Yankees, 9-3, and the Red Sox snapped a 10-game losing streak with .a B-3 decision over the Athletic* In the other AL contests. George Crows’s two-run pinrh homer with two out in the ninth gave the Cards their victory over the liisvrs. Crowe’s homer, was the 11th one )tf ha* hit In a pinrh hitting role and established a new major league record. The Red* celebrated night base­ ball's 23th anniversary at Cincin­ nati with their rain-abbreviated tilumph over the Cubs. Southpaw Jim O'Toole posted his fourth vielory although routed in the eighth just before rain halted play. Tito Francona's 11th inning sin­ gle luokr up a fine pitching dusl between Jim Perry o f the Indians and Hill Fisrhsr o f the Senators. Frank I.ary o f the Tigers beat the Yankees for the 22nd time in hi* career and had more or less clear sailing after Detroit tapped Ralph Terry for four runs in the first Inning, Taking no chances, Boston man­ ager B illy Jurges employed five pitchers in the last three innings to safeguard his team's victory over Kansas City. Bill Monbou■luette registered hia fourth vie- “ OK, boy*, lel’ii get oul there nnd piny n good, clean gnme,” barked the amiable Mr*. Hetty Cox. hend or a little minor league team aponaored by the Sanford He* creation Dept. Mr*. Cox, mother o f a married daughter and two boy*, haa established a first in thin area, and possibly the whole ntale. Because of the lack of men volunteering to conch baseball minded youngster*. Mr*. Cox hns assumed the duties a* head coach o f one of Sanford's Little Minor league teams. “ The 20 boy* I coach have been so cooperative nnd easy to work with, the “ job " is now more of a thrill than a task,” Mr*. Cox asserted. Athletically inclined, Mr*. Cox participated in high nchool sports and Is presently one o f the area’s top bowler*. Mr*. Cox has two assistants, Mrs. Madeline Kuhn and Mr*. Mary Hawkins, All the women have youngster* playing baseball in the Little Minor*. Hill Hardin, another coach in the league, said Mr*. Cox has been doing “ a fabulous job, aiming mainly at clean *portsmanship and seeing that all the bovn get a chance to play.” “ I haven’t had to ncold the youngster* much, but when 1 call down one, I jump at the whole team,” Mrs. Cox revealed. B IG A D S DO ALWAYS BEST Big Difference To This Hurler Dario Sequl, Cuban pitcher for the Greyhounds, went Into a rbslauranl on -a-road trip (be other day In Lakeland and ordered a hamburger. When the waitress brought the burger to Dario she asked, “ Cat­ sup?" And Sequl answered, “ me no catsup, me pltcherl” Yowell’s Wins Little Loop Play BOTTLE BLACKBERRY OR VALUES BUT!!!! TH E FLO R ID A HOME IN D U ST R Y ! CORONADO HOMES GRAND OPENING SUNDAY IN NORTH ORLANDO R E A L L Y truly represent Q U A L IT Y end Value, modern design and luxury appointments! DOWN P A Y M E N T ! PHOM 90270.90 Skips Sparring LAS VEGAS. Nev., ( U r D -D o n Jordan cancelled his scheduled six-round sparring session Mon­ day when he found himself below the 147-pound limit for the de­ fense of his welterweight title Yowell's defeated Foodmari, bout Frldsy night. Challenger (Kid) I'aret, however, 10-1 in Mule I-eague play Thurs Benny day while Rolary toppled Kiwanis, weighing an even 148 pounds, boa­ 2-1 in Babe Ruth League action, rd six rounds. ERY QUALITY BUILDING It's Civitan versus Ovtrdc tonight in a Babe Ruth League Rate ha II game at the klunlcipal Stadium. The game la shaping up into what should really be a hard fought contest between two well balanced nine*. The Civitan team eoached by Glen Prire was sporting a 4 anil 0 record al the end of Iasi week's play to put them at the top of the pile the league. The Oviedo nine, hy Paul Mikler, Is just one step down the ladder with a 4 and 1 record. Roth roachea will really be out to win (his game which will put the winner in first place in the league. Game time tonight will he 7:30 and admission is $.33 for all over six'years of age. REFLECT GREATEST IN By United Pros* International NATIONAL LEAGUE W I. P ci. OB San Francisco . 33 12 .637 Pittsburgh 23 14 .622 1 Milwaukee 13 12 .336 4 Cincinnati 19 IS .314 3 Los Angeles 17 IB .472 (Pi St. Louis IS 19 .441 7«* Chicago 11 IS .379 • Philadelphia 12 23 .343 It Thorsday's Probable Pitcher* San Francisco at Philadelphia, night—Anlontlli (3 0 ) vs Conley (1 1 ). Milwaukee at St. Louis, night— Buhl (2-2) vs Muell. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W 1. Pet. GB Baltimore 20 12 .60S Cleveland ia 12 .soo «» Chicago IS 14 .363 Its New York 13 14 .317 3 Detroit 13 14 .317 3 Washington 12 1« .400 6>i Boston 11 17 .393 6t« Kansas City 13 20 .394 7 Tharsday's Probable Pilchers Chicago at Kansas City, night— Shaw (3-3) v* Hall <4 0). Boston at Washington, night — Carols (2-3) vs Ramos (1-S). Baltimore at New York, night— Brown (3-0) vs Ford (1-2). Only games scheduled. Florida Stale League W L Prt. Lakeland 36 9 .737 Palatka 21 IS .393 SANFORD 21 1> .361 St. Petersburg 19 II .314 l-eesburg 17 20 .439 Tampa ]• 21 .432 Orlando 14 22 .3*9 Daytona Beach U 31 .306 NOT AT Beautiful Cotter cabinet* Formica conntor (op* TMo backaplaah DISCOUNT Reg. tS.SI BLACK Plumbing la »N atnttgr room* lo r automatic waahero k WHITE 4 Scotch Paved Mrnto Concrete curbs Curvalteaor atmte 2 for 111.94 Reg. 44.49 Sm irnoff TH REE Vodka FEATH ERS Awalng w in d ow TUe alllo Keg. 45.24 Relaka F"u Vodka Ky. 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T IL MIDNIGHT ff ro ■— H 1 ) d J 11 * �it Notice • X- M S t L NOTICE * 0 WHOM IT MAT CONCERN l Thla la to adriea that wo have bean operating an automobile Junk M in n a yard on the property daacfib#4 ee ■lock* 4| 44 II Id ff#aaa Kntamlngar Farma Add. No. 1 Angladala) Plat Rook t Pagan II IP, alM Dot Xa. t Block "A f Oak Orovo Park Parfarailng all eperatlone naual to ttla type ef bnalnaaa _ Owaa Braf Body Work* Publlih May I. IS, II, I*, till. n t m ern u rfs o s ie r , i i s m jc d p c ia l cim ctw r b p F l o r id a | » ABO r o w PBMtXOLM COS*n , IB CMABCBR* BO. I anas MAHOAXBT L O y ifi • V k utifJi V J L l ie ^ it I j l BOTICB t o DKFEND IB B UTATB OF FLORIDA TOl WILLIE JAMES RAPP (Lust JCnowB AddretO Lyans, New Tork A Bwstn Complaint having baan filed, ngalnai you In tbo Circuit court Hi had for Rrmlnol* Coun. it. Florida, In Cbsneory. for Divorce and other relief.. Iho okort D ili o f said action being MAH* S it lift I l r . t t '1 . 4 m V ” ;*’ " 1' <“ • [.’ written defonoaa. If any. to tho i, cemplolat filed horoln. and to ‘J esrvo • eopy tboroof upon Plain; >> t lffo attorney on br bstoro Uo !} Mik day - i f -Jaao,;. IMP, A* b* ! g g a m f e i f e ,c ~ “ r . NOTICE ■TATE o r > M R t D i TOl Kn.YMT JOKE*. who** addrtat Is unknown, A pttltlon having b**n filed by Paul l A t and Chrlallna L#*, Ilia wtfo, In lha Circuit Court In mil for Nomlnola Counlr. Florida, In rhancory, for adoption of Kataconrhlta Lavarn* Jour*. tha abbr*. vlatod tltlo at which la In fta Adoption nf Katoronchlta 1aivtrnt Jnnra. a minor, tbla nollra la to raqulra you aa tha fAthar. and natural parent nf aatd minor to appear la Mid Mart on Jana la, 11(0, lo ihow ranaa why aald peti­ gomlnoto Cwaty, Florida, la Fro- tion Mould not bo granted. Herein fall not or a final daorao of adop­ hato. tion mar be antarad declaring aald In Mi (total# of minor tha legal child of aald pollCLARENCE W , WIUOMT. Doeaaaad. tlanara.' WITNRgg mr hand and tha offi­ Tn All CrHHwi aaR Forces* Hav­ ing rlalaoo as Damna«a Against cial aaal of thla Court thla 14th dar or Mar. t»f». ■aid M a sai Ton and Mrh of r»u are hsrabr notified and rrqulrtd to praoont any claim* and dtmanda which you. or althar at you, may havo agalnat Iho aatata of CLARENCE, W. WRIOHT, •docoaaad, lata of Mid County, to tho County Judge of ■omlnolo County, Florida, at hla office lit tha court houia of aald County nf Bdnfofd, Florida, within right ralondar months from tbo llmo of tho first, publication of thla* not Ira. Each claim o - demand •ball ba la writing, and ahall atsta tha place of residence and pest office address of the claimant, an ahall ba aworn to by tha claimant, hi* agent or attorney, and any such claim or-demand not a# filed (hall ha void. /a / A. B. Peterson Mr Aa adaUsotrator of the XaUta ' of Clarence W. Wright. direased First publication May IS, ISSS, ISM. (REAL) Legal Notice Notice w t a v i t a o iw u i i Clerk or tke Circuit Court, Roaieolt County, Florida By I btartka T,- VlhUa, D.C. Xssnoth O. aphulSIng ■ Tho Board o f Public Motruollon for Romlnolo'County, Florida, will rMOlvo bl<a.for tho furnishing of nil labor, malarial*, equipment end ssrvleoo required . f o r paving and grading work at Ranford*At?aatla*N*t'l Bank Bldg. Route Rtmluolo Klsmentarr School. Romlnolo Cbuaty, Florida, until R b u tf W K iK n a j s m ». ISiSS n. m., Juno is, IMS. at tha School Administration Buildings, Commsrclal Avenue, Bantord, Flnr. Ida, at which lima and place the kids will ba publicly opened and read aloud. Drawings and specification* may ba obtained no lator than May tl, ISM, at the office of tho Archi­ tect, John A. Burton IV, Cantor First Strost and Mollanvllla Ave­ nue,'Sanford, Florida, fwi “ ta* (SEAL) Arthur Rrrkwlth Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court ttr i Martha T. Vihlea Deputy Clark Xannath M. Lofflar Edwarda Building Poet Offlra Drawer It*. Sanford, Florida Atiornar for Palltlonara Publlah Mar I* A June *, t, 1*. lo Ibo Coors of Sbo coooty Jodgo, Bomtoolo Coooty, Stota of Flo*. Ido. lo Frohole, to m Sbo Bototo ofi KARAT n M I B d CtBCCIT c o t BT, NthTM dCDICIAL CIRCl'IT o r FLORIDA, IX ABB FOR OKMIVUI.B COL'RTX, CMAXCSrar s o . 100*4. __ XWTSCR (O ORTRSfO VERNON A. MILLER and RACHEL •XL MILLER hla wlfa, aad RO. BERT a WATRON and OLORU VlHOtMA WATSON, hla wlfa. . Plaintiffs, i WALTER tL BANJAM IN, aad If BANJAHIK, bln Wltai NAXCT LEE CORN, and If marrtod,------CORN, bar Lusbaud, nud nil parsons ataimlng nay Intarost I* the rani oatat* Involvad In thla nail, sIMor an htlra, toanUoa, doivtaoon, grants*! *r othtr claimastta by, undar, through, or agalnat tar ; w w rt--rayad Daft adnata or tmm RTATB OP FLORtDA<VWl>U WALTBR B. BANJAMIN and MANOT LHROOHH, |f aald Da* ftfdMrt* d fta f, abdi If any nr Ml said DofsnSant ar Dafnndnntp dOMasod, tan unknown aeons*. A dartsaoi, grantsoa, orndlUra el bar partial atalmlag by, '•ah, undo* ar against nay u s w i w s s a i i . '^ uhaving f F s ar & clatmlag a 'J F ir K ta yhire h i title or latoroat It tin r b en ts dsocribas. te-wlti Northwest Oua-Qnnrur MU of the Nortbwaat. •Ouarur fNWU) at BBCN »». TOWNHUIF tt TN. BANOU IP BAST, taeta Jteaata, ou t* *t aa* Manlaaftar ■ ooma- a taadT ■ H 'W * for Ropilaola County, Florida, will noeiv* bids (or tha furnishing ef all tabor, material* equipment aad aarvlaoa roqulrrd - ( o r paring aad ending work at Ro a*awald Rfamsaury dabsol, damiaala Couaty, Florida, until J te t.a - m - Juna IA IM*. at tba ■aheal ‘Administration Uutiding*, Commarelal Avtnuo, laaford, Flor­ ida, at' wktah time aad plaoa tb* bids w \ bo publicly opoaod aad read aland. otiB xt tad *acb of you era hanky y notified that VBRNON AIR and RACUELM. MILIs wlfqt and ROBERT D. N dad OLORU VIRGINIA his wtta, .(Hod thair Cemptalnt ta the Clnnlt l - n u i i f domlaota County, Flay- JIM. ■{» tae office e| Me AtehlUnat yen »ed enah n f yen ideate snaking to natal the auo, danfarik Florida. A eoptlfiod shook or baak draft, Mreblp in th* Baard of FablU laettuoUoa for Bomtaol* Oouatr, Florida, U. R Oovoramoat Bonds, Deceased Nolle# la baraby given that tho undorelgnod will, on tho ITth day or Juna, A. D. IMS, prosant to tho Uonorablo County Judge of flamtnole County, Florida,,bar final return, account and vouchara, ha AdmlulaDatrlx of tho Ealsto of IIARRT K. RINEHART, docoaaad. and at aald time, thaa aad Mora, mako application lo tho said Judge for a final aatllamaat of her ad­ ministration of oald estate, and for an order dloekarnlng bar go such Admlnlstratrl*. ’ Datod thla tha llth day o f May, A. V. ISM. a/ Edith n. Crossloy Aa Admlaiatratrla o f tho Citato of HARHT E. RINEHART Publish May IS, SI, Jun# S, S. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY American Red Cross Chapter officers and director! for 1960-61 are'left to right, front row, Claude Ramsey, treasur­ e r; Mrs. George E. Wells, first vice chairman; Adm. Paul F. Johnston, chairman; W. E. Gray, secretary. The directors include back row, left to right, T. J. DeMers, L. L. Cox, T. G. Albert, R. H. Ivers, and John F. MeCloakey. (Herald Photo) Simpson Signs Colt Contract TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - Em­ ployes of the secretary o f state'a attics look forward to smooth •ailing when Tom Adams takes otflee in January, but ngriculturo department employe* ere less sure of their futures. Newly-lectod agriculture com ­ f iayabio ! ARVKRTHRMBRT FOB BIBO . The Board or Fubllo Instruction lor Romlnolo County, Florida, will receive aids for tho furalahtag of all tabor, Material*, oqulpment and servlets required ' f o r paving and grading work at Midway Elementary a o h * a I, Bemlaole Countr, Florid*, untli oist a. m., Juna IS, IMS, at tbs Jchool Administration Buildings, Commsrclal Avonua, Ranford, Flor­ ida, nt which tlma and plaos tha bids will bt publicly opanae and reed alaud. Drawings sad epeelfleatlona mar n# obtained no later than May II, IMS, nt thr' office at Ms Archi­ tect, John A. Burton IV, Career Flrot Rtroot and Moltoavllls Ave­ nue, Ranford, Florida. ' A certified shack ar bank draft, payable tn lha Heard af Fablle inatructlon far Hamlasla County, Florida. IT. ■- Government Banda, ar a satisfactory bid bond rtooutod by tha blddar and accaptabla auratie* la an amsunt equal to (Iv* par cant of tb* bid akall ba pubmllltd with aaoh bid ,' Tha successful blddar wilt b* required tn furnish and pay (nr satisfactory performance and pay­ ment bond or bonds. Tha Board of Fubllo Inetruotloa for Romlnolo County, Florida, reserve* th* right tovelsot any gad/ ar all bids ar to walvo any informalities la M* blddtag, Na bid •ball bs withdrawn far a . parlad at tirisaa (11) daya subsequent ta tba apaalag at bids without Ut# eoasont of tb* Board. JOHN L. UMJMLRT Cbhlrmaa, Board of Fubllo lasttuottaa for domlaota County. Florida R, t . Mil wo# gemlaals County Baaorlataadaat at FttbMr laatruotlaa aad Es-Otficl# Rorretary ta tha Baard af Fablle Mel rue tie a RINEHART FfBAI, NOTICE A catUfiod eaten ar batik draft, ta the Board at Public nstructlon for Romlnolo Counly, Florida, U, 0. Oovernmont Bands, or a satisfactory bid bond aiooutod by tho bidder and acceptable auraties In an pmauat e«uel to flva per cant of tha bid ahall ba cubmilted with each bid. Tha successful bidder will bo required to furnish and pay far aatlafactory performance ang pay­ ment bond nr bonds. Tb# Beard af Public Inetrustloa far Seminole County, Florida, re­ serve! the right to reject any and/ or all bide, or to waive any laformallllaa la Iho bidding. No bid ■hall be withdrawn for a ported of fifteen (II) dam subsequent ta U t apaalag of bids without Mo content of tho BMrd. JOHN L. BRUMLKT * Chairman, Board ef Fublle Instruction tor Ssmlaolo Countr, Florida II. T. MIIWII Bamleole County Huperlniendant nf Fnbllo Instruction and Xa-orilato Boerttary ta MS Boar! of Fubllo Inatructlon Fkkllah Mar IS, IS, i June 9. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Demo­ crats claimed they bed the votes to push a school construction bin through the House today oo the third try in the last five years. Even some Republican foes of tbo measure agreed the House would pass i t The prospects were brightened by administration willingness to compromise on the 975 'million dollar Democratic bill and moves to heed off a fight over adding fundi for parochial schools Rad tea rh e a salaries. The major obstacle appeared to bo an anti-segregation amendment which Rep. Adam C. Powell (DN .Y.) u ld be would offer. Some Democrats aald the bill could pats post ernes o f tko claimant, and ■hall bo aworn to hr Ike claimant, TALLAHASSEE (U P J )-S U U kla agent or nttornoy, and anr auch claim or demand nat ao Iliad San. Scott Kelly wants to limit akall l>a veld. state political campaign spending Milan Jehnaan Brown, to 10 cents a voter for first pri­ Aa atecutor of Ms Last w ill maries and five cents fo r runoffs. and TMiamsnt of Kelly said be Intends to Intro­ duce his plan when the legisla­ RTENBTROM, DAVIR A McIKTOaH ture convenes In January. Attorney# for KiesntrlX * ThtSLakalawd dagUUtos*s plan Bdwards Building Sanfare, Florida would put quite a crimp In stato Flrat publication Mar IS. ISM. political outlay. Doylo Carlton Jr. spont mor* than a dollar apleco for ovsry vote he got In tho two gubernatorial primaries, and Bomlnaa Farris Brydat spent and aervlooa req aired ( a r slighUy Is**. paving aad grading work at Carlton, who gat 119,238 votas in Imk* Mary Blemonury dchool, Bemlnolo County, Florida, uaUl lha flyst .primary and 409319 la ISiSS > m., Juna M, 1ISS, at tb* th# rdnofl for a total o f 686,947, Behool Admtnlatratloa - Buildings, spent 9042,890 in wooing thsm. Commarelal Avtaqa, Baafard, Flor­ Bryant railed up 193,607 votes ida, at whlca lima aad Ptae* th* hide will b* publicly opoasd aad la thd flrat primary and 601,93d road aloud. la th# runoff tor a total o f 906,443, Drawings sad spsolflcatlsni may for which ha Uld out 8802,418. k* obtained as later than May Other candidate* eliminated In liso, at tha off lea af tba ArsblMet, Jabn A. Burton IV. Corner ths first primary pushed total Flrat dtraat and Moltaavltl* Ava- gubernatorial spending to almost bus , Baafard, Florida. A certified shook or baak draft, tha 88 million mark- Kalltr said ?arable to th* Rotrd of Fubllo ths beicar figure inspired him to nstructlon for domino!* County, propooo some limit. Florida, U, ta dovoramoat Bonds, ar a aattefaatary bid bond oattutod ’ Fraasnt Florida Uw puts no by tha blddar aad aamptabla anra- limit an tha amount a candidate lias la an amaunt squat to tIV* may spend, hut limit* Individual por rant of the bid’ abtU ba nub- contributions to |1,000 and toinltiad wlM oath bis. Tbs sucostsful btadtr will bs quire* Candidatea to report week­ rsqnlrod to furnish and pay for ly bow much they received aad aatlafactory parformnnos and pay* from whom. M k n o d on kaodn mrntP bond nr bonda, Tba Board of Fnbllo Inptrueltaa (or Bomlnol* County. Florida, reoorvao tb* rldbt to rsjost any nns/ or all bids ar to waive any Informsllllas la tb* blddtnd- No bid Shall be withdrawn for a ptrlo* or ftftooa (II) daya anbaoentat to tb* spsnlng o f bids without th* M issal or th* Board. JOHN L anUMLBT Rbnlrmaa, Board at. Fubllo WASHINGTON (U P I)—Whlto lastruptlon lor ■omlnolo Houae Preaa Secretary Jamas C. county, Florida Hagorty reported today the Soviet R. T. Mtiwa* government was going all-out to ■omlnolo Connly duporlnlondonl of Fubllo lneirnotloa and prevent President Eisenhower's Bi-Offltla Borratary to M* report bring boomed to Russia. Board n( FubUs Uatrnstloa “ It la obvious that the Russian Publlah May IP. II. A Juna >. Isadora did not have the courage ARVRRTtlBMRXT FOR BUM Tba Board o f Fnblta Inatruailan to let tha Russian B*epta hear tha (or Ramlnnl* County, norlda, will president's speech,'' Hagorty said. Motive bids (ar M* (urnlahiag of Hagerty reported that Russian all tabor, matarlala, *qnlpm*nt language broadenita o f the speech aad aprvtcaa ronulyod (o r paving and grading work at were being jammed by Soviet Longwood Blamsatary dcbooi. Bamtnale County, Florida, nattl llilp a. m-, Jua* It, IMt, at Me Th* prate aocrotary had chal­ Behool AdmlalotraUoa Building*, Commtntal Avonuo, Ranford. Flor­ lenged Soviet autheritlea to let the ida, at which tlma aad plaoa tha Russian peepla bear thd V eka a f bids will b# publicly opened and America btuukatta. road aloud. Ha acknowledged theta wee » o Drawings aad apooUlaatloas may kn obtain*d no taut thaa May ft, Jamming e f tha live van lea a f. MM. at the office of. tb# A nh i- Wadnaeday Bight’s speech. haL loci, John A. Beriea IT. Coratr B*4ad U waa is Eagltak And waa First Street ead MaUenvUta A n •tat behind (ha lraucCurtota ta auo, Baafard, FtoriBs, A cortiriad chock or bank d n ft, hatira af O * m a n ia s P*r*bl# t* Me fBeatd o f Fablle (have. • • Hegecty reported that the flrat or a antIafootary bid bead tanalad 18 minutes af the l i n t R u slan io m Soviets Black Out Slrum MddWMtad^anTpUM* rare- > y tan blddar. sad.aeoeptabta sure|l*a la aa amaabt eaaat ta flva gar Mat at to* ktd S a lt be sub­ tamed with seek bid. mitted with each. bta. Tbs' saaaesafal blddar will ba The oeeaaoeful - bidder, will be g d B M lB d S 1 dm ta e a ln h p u d a*am im p required to -ur*l»b net pay (ar SaUsCaststT porfarmaa**- aad per* through.' ■oat band ar beads. . Tba Beard 4* Fublle last*toll*a far Bemlaele County, Florida, rebervaa ta* right t* reject any and/ s s j t r t ^ K - a a a 't f S i missioner Doylo Conner Is requi­ red, by an act of tbo 1969 Legis­ lature, to reorganlu the sprawling department top to bottom. Some I department H PpaN PPM POB employ**. particularly near tha top, are 111 at cbm at the prospect Under the late Nathan Mayo, commissioner for 37 years, death was virtually the only cause of major personnel changes. But Conner, at 31 the youngest Cabinet member In tb* atate'a history, hasn't said ho Intends to fir* anyone. Lee Thompson, tem­ porarily appointed commissioner after Mayo'a death laat month, Mys ho will atay on or leave, whichever Conner chooses. Adams, who unlike Conner faces nominal Republican opposition in November, said daring the cam ­ paign be will retain any secretary of state office employ# who wanta to atay on. Ha also said be would give retiring Mcretary R. A. Gray a desk In the office and place high value on Gray'd counsel. The election o f Conner and Adams makes State Treasurer J. Edwin Larson the dean of the Cabinet. The 90-year-old Larsen has been treasurer since 1940. Th six-man Cabinet la rounded out by Comptroller Ray Green, 60; School SupL Thomas Bailey, 93; and State A lly. Gen. Richard Ervin, 69. BALTIMORE, Md. (U PI) — A ck le Simpson, form er Univer­ sity o f Florida halfback, today signed his 1900 contract with the Baltimore Colts. Simpson was selected by the Colta on the fourth round o f the 1067 National Football League draft but entered the Army and did not begin playing fo r Balti­ more until the llth game o f the 1068 season. He got into ths championship game agalnat tha NEW YORK (UPI) —Thd aver­ age length o f lift of United States residents reached ee.T years in 1859, and cannot bo expected to go much higher, tbo Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co. reported today. The previous high o f il.d years was recorded in 1954 and 1939, but dropped to 99.5 years la 1951, according to company statisticIans. The life expectancy for bab­ ies born in i960 waa «3 years, and one quarter of them can ex­ pect to live 13 years. 'Tt should be noted that there has been virtually no improvement in longevity since IBM,'* the company said. "I t Is doubtful whether the record o f gala la life conMrvation during the past century can ever again ba paral­ lelled." Fine Q uiU ty Y ellow Crackdown Sat On Usa O f Flags For CloHiat* Rags WASHINGTON (U P I) — Th* govin upeot ta eooatdertag what measuns can he taken to prevent outdated American flags from be­ ing used fo r such thing* aa cloth­ ing, curtains and scrub rage ta Haiti. The State Department mid Wednesday that a Mow York City wholesaler had shipped U. 8. flag* to tha Caribbean island and an tavesrigtaloa shewed they were being used fo r such purpose*. Tha gevenuaant la trying be halt tha practice. It paid. Cammere* Defprtanat officials said tha experts m aaat ha blacked under present federal |at»%;*iut Attempts were being made to reach • compromise on Flemmlog’s second request—to require states to put up matching money at tbo start o f the eld program. Th* bill provides grants ef 326 million dollars annually for threw yean . The original draft provide! that etetea would have to provldo equal matching funds only la the laat two yean . Jacksonville To Gat New Business Center JACKSONVILLE (U PI) A construction firm president *™ nounced Wednesday a two-blocksquare btaslnass center, including A. 14-story office building, will bo built In downtown Jacksonville. Robert Jacobs, president of S. 8. Jacobs Co., Mid the caster will coat IS million dollars. In addition to tho office building he aald it would include a fivestory department atere, a women's specialty shop, a restaurant, sito parking space for BOO ears. a d v e r t i s e m e n t on p a g e 10 for 15-Year-Old Shot In Gang Fight NEW YORK (UPI) —A 19-yoorold boy was fatally shot and his brother wounded Wednesday night In a fight between two groups « f youths on a Harlem street. Santos Lopex died In the street In Uw arms o f his mother. HU brother, lerael. IT, and a bystand, •r, Michael Brigand, 27, were wounded. Israel Lopes was hospitaUied ta fair condition with a shoulder wound. Brigand, shot ta the hand, was treated and released. A policedian, who board the shots, captured throe youths ho saw running from the eceae. Po­ lice eg Id one o f them, Hector Crux Id, known a* "Verdugo" Spanish for "execuUdoer", admitted ha did tho actual shooting. Crus and another captured auspect, Pedro Pertrie, a , have airast records dating beck to 1969, Including Bar­ codes arrests, officers said. Tb# third suspect waa idsaUOed as Louis Colon, IT. ’ Felice said • third L m os bro­ ther, Iddia, 89, had a AM fight four mqhtbe age with one o f UW •uipecta. They u ld there had tinea b u n 111 tetltag hatwocn tha even If the Houm voted to attach the amendment, it would declaro that schools built with federal aid would bo "available to students without regard to race or color." Welfare Secretary Arthur s. Flemming Indicated Wednesday tha administration would go along with tho bill if it ware revamped to meet two objections. m Democratic backers went half? way by agreeing to sponsor a "needs" amendment that would givq a larger ibaro o f money to CALL FA 2 46 JI �W * H « * IS AN ID E A L VACATION SPOT. W E W O N T HAVE TO DRESS ,' S O U N D S GOOD. I OUST W A N T TO R E L A X AND N O T W O R R Y AB O U T A P R E S S IN G / r W E L L . DID Y O U R > POLKS DECIDE W H ER E T H E Y 'R E GOIM & TO . , S P E N D V A C A T IO N ? / m m o t ftim c — ^ BU T I T H IN K W E'LL S P E N D IT IN e r " g jm l. O Q mu v< B-U (Dsah OJbby: DEAR ABBY: I am 21 - and everyone ••y* I am pretty enough to be in the movies, on TV or on Broadway. I date a lot. I don’t like to hurt men, so 1 tell them from the start I don’t want to get serious for a long time. One young men (2G) won’t accept this. He keeps talking about marriage. We argue about this all the time. No matter how I treat him, he won’t break up with me. The dirtier I treat him, the better he likes me. He alwaya wants to know who* else I date and where we go. I never lie to him. He has even gone out looking for me when I’m with someone else. And if he finds me, he will sit in a corner and sulk How can I get rid o f him ? * PJSBTERETB DEAR PESTERED: Tne next time he cells, tell him you do not want to go out with him any more. And don’ t feci sorry fo r him, no mntter what he says, because i f you date him again, you’ll be back where you started from. This man sounds poxsesaive, jealous and childish. And people who react favorably to being treated "dirty1’ are also a little sick. • • t ■ DEAR ABBY: The wife end I are in our late fifties and she is getting on my nerves so bad I can hardly stand it. We have five grandchildren. I think they are cute— but my wife thinks there are no five children in the world to com* pare with them. She carries about 300 pictures everywhere the goes. When she runs into someone on the street, she hauls out these pitcures and you can see the bored expressions on their faces as they try to get away. All she ever talks about la her grandchildren end the cute things they said. It la sickening 1 People are start* ing to run when they see her coming. I am ready to run myself. Is there any cure? GRANDPA DEAR GRANDPA: There is no cure for the doting grandmother. Pray fo r the By Abigail Van Buren . day she meets her match head-on. • * * DEAR ABBY: What do you do with a man who refuses to let his wife get sick? Whenever I gat alck he gets twice as aick and I have to get up end take care o f him. I took to my bed Easter Sunday with a fever o f 102. An hour later he had one o f 103. He wasn’t putting on an act either because I saw tha thermometer. The only time he has aver been alck is when I have given him the idea. Does any othfer wife have this trouble? What can I do about it? DOROTHY ELAINE DEAR D. E.: Many wives have this problem end there is nothing you can do 'about it. Stay well and you’ll probably both live to be a hundred. • •■ • DEAR ABBY: Because you reach so many people, I am writing this letter in hopes that you will print it. If you do, you could be indirectly responsible for saving many lives. * Recently I was in an automobile acci­ dent.' Only because leas than a month ago I donated blood to a friend o f mine did I know my own blood type. I had It printed on a card and tucked in my wallet. It aav* ed my life. Men carry pictures o f their wives, sweethearts, children, grandchildren-and* dogs; credit cards, other people's card and membership cards by tha dozens. But I wonder how many man reading this know their own blood type? And have sense enough to write it down and carry it with them? "TYPE O" • • • "Whet’s your problem ?" Write to Abby in care o f this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. • • • For Abby’a pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To Know," send 26c and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope in care o f this paper. Diet, Exercise Can Help You Dear M y th : "1 have such heavy lege and erma sod 1 wonder If exerclee would improve this condition. I have been this way all o f . my sixty years, even as a young girl, and never had Umn to tako any notice of myaelt until now. I am •lone with a handsome pension ne « widow. I want to travel and meet people and so am iatorestod in my appearance. I scad e good working ever I guess.—l i a ­ ble O'D." Take time now! And i am hon­ est la telling you . that exercise now. la not apt to de very much but It will limber you ' aad you will fool better lor It. Improve your figure by aalecliag well-fit­ ting undergarments, and g e en- a proper diet, oven-if you are only a little overweight Forget the problem ot heavy legs and arms. BARGAIN PRICES Popular Brands at F arre ll's Wear simple skirts and plain hem­ lines. Choose' dolman style sleeves aad the new Grecian drape alyle in sleeves also will bo very be­ coming. Get a- new hair-do and choose new makeup. Find and work at a bobby. Try to arrange a trip with people—e travel agent will guide you Iai your cbolco. My booklet, "Diet ana Exercise," and the eoe for aiding you in your selection of undergarmonia, "Undor Fashions," will help you In solving eomo of your problems. For copies of these booklets, send me ■ long, self-addreeaad, EIGHTCENT stomped envelope and 25 cento for tech booklet There la also a helpful booklet on balr ear* and styling. Tbo ssme procedure will bring it to you. Have a good time taking care o f yourself. "Fleaee kelp me. I am unaccus­ tomed to entertaining and sud­ denly m y husband needs to have a. dinner party for ten business friends, all men. How shall J in­ vito them and bow shall I .plan It? I do my own cooking and wo have a nice house aad garden In a small town. Those n o n are eonsing from New York and Boaton.—Worried." l o t your husband do the In­ viting; you plan and cook a real home-style m eal If it U*poseIble, have a barbecue In your gardtn or if not, have drinks there before and after dinner. There is nothing that men from big cities like more than a home-cooked meal and they love eating not o f doors, don’t worry. You can disap- Old Time Actor Hopes To Keep Working Until 100 By VEBNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (U P D -O nly one actor In the world can lay claim to working in movlts with Billie Dove and Doris Day—but he had to livo io the age o f M to ac­ complish tho distinction. He’s Cott Seaton who made his acting debut in 1MT at the tender ■ge of IT. In the intervening years he has appeared in hun­ dreds of pictures. "And I’m still going strong," ha said with a twinkle. " I ’ m just a bam who likes to talk about the good old days but honesty force* me to admit I gave up acting for 30 years—be tween ISOS end 1125. There wasn’t much dolqg during (hat time so I went into real estate. But nobody bolds that against m s." Seaton la a plnk-cboeked old tl’nir-Silb-utS'ry strxrda of white hair and merry blue eyes. Hie fa­ vorite topic o f conversation la his age. Asked if he had a family, Sea ton admitted thpt be is tho father of two sons and a daughter. "They’re good kids," ho said " I ’m especially close to my old eat boy, Raymond. He’s ?0 years old, but Ray Is still a kid to me. Guess be Isn’ t a child anymore, though. He retired and Uvea In Denver." Seaton’ s other youngsters are a son, 55, and daughter “ in her late 40’a." He Is a great-great grand­ father andiom sw bat confused by the thought that Raymond la great grandfather himself. "1 began with n small stage company which I owned back around 1M0," tbs veiaran actot recalled. When Seaton made his movie debut la 1125 be starred with June Merlew In "Wild Beauly." He was a squirt of 55 at tbs Urns. " I played a whole lot of charac­ ter roles, doctors, fslbers, judges aad other middle-aged parts," be said. "Now I do TV ehows, loo. You can see me Friday night on tho 'Hotel do Parte' program." Seaton said he wiU continue working untU his tooth birthday, at which time be wUl retire. "M y longevity la due to moder­ ation hi all things," he said, pol­ ishing o ff bis second pre-lunch martini at tbo Hollywood Brown Derby. 'Startime' Jam-Packed With Songs Nostalgia, Deep Set Monotony Ladies’ Dept. CASH DISCOUNT By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - It you’re viewer who lifted your voice in song during Tuesday night’ s "StirUme’ ’ special, try some rock candy for that sore throat and lots of luck. If you didn’t watch NBC-TV’ a "Sing Along With Mitch." but found yourself tinging around the bouse, anyhow ... congratulations. Me? I watched and didn't ling. Just opened my mouth a few times to yawn. The hour — I sea they stiU call it "T V ’s finest hour" — was based on Mitch Miller** popular "Sing Along" record albums. It brought to bland TV tbo ultimate In blandness — a community sing. The hour was Jam • packed with pre-recorded song, deep • rooted nostalgia, deep • throated singing and deepset monotony. The stag­ ing, tentative and tortured, didn’t help matters. Maybe It would hive been less tedious as a quarter-hour insertion in the dvenlng'a TV fare. A full hour's worth of hammering away at old songs in sstutei to -the 1120's, block parties and World War I became tiresome. Especial­ ly since the tempo was so routine. In one portion, called the "Sing Along Segment." Miller invited viewers at homo to join In. The necessary words flashed across' the screen In a demonstration of precision electronics. The fact that tbe traditional bouncing as­ pirin er ping-pong ball did not get into this act can be taken aa belated recognition of n maturing audience, community songfialwise. Appearing on etage with Mitch were a chorus ot robust-sounding min, a group of obnoxious child performer!, dancing girls who had little to do, and tome goodlooking Up-synching record artists. Diana Trask, billed aa a 12-yearold girl from Australia, performed to a song called, "A Guy la A Guy." Tbe Brother! Four, a vocal quartet, repeated ibelr record bit, "Greenfields.” And Leslie Uggama a 17-year-old girl, tang, “Just a little sparrow In the nest, of tbe THURSDAY P. M. Lord." Leslie confirmed my huneb site it) <ruuir.ai«i.sM iu tbit, of alt tba teenagers now isj lilahw.y Paint masquerading aa singera, she's by Sill <s» i i t n m i M i n O ' Xswa far the best of the lot. f : » <D Hpurta Miller, who bad more color In i:SS 11) Waal har hli voice than we usueUy gel tl) raatral Fla. Naira S:(S <») Waathar from him during bin radio show, ID M.rk.ts looked uncomfortable aa tha song •tel IS) llunitn* and rtsklse leader. 1 couldn’t help thinking IS) Juhn Duly ID lluntl'J-lirInkltjr that perhans this was h t jv . TiSS ID *•<«Howl# h¥*r"<n/WTfljiiing biT greatest pub­ 7:00 (D Htanlay Bro». liualo Till IS) Nana—Raul ISO XOwnrdO lic IdsntiflcaUon com in g . through TUI ID Cuiun.ito S those "sing along" albums. Tba (I) l-acn Up sing • along represents Millar's II) Mtan Canyon forts la music about aa much as Sill IS) Hal Slaataraaa floor - scrubbing represents Zaa (f) natty Hutton (I) Donna ItaaO Zss Gabor's, Sill (I) Itaal McCoy. Maybe, with this nod to nothing­ ID Proilucar'a t’holca ness out o f tbe way, Mitch can IS) Intarpol Calling Silt ID Dachalnr F.tbir put together some TV specials <i) Pat Boom based on more unique and de­ , IS) Baa Hunt serving record albums. l i l f il l Markham Television ID Bran Pori ID Tho rnlouchabloi IMS ( !) Oroucho Marx II) Varlaty Karlra tills It) Blahop Bhaan IS) Taka A Hood Look . 11:00 (D tl)(S ) Kiw i 11:11 lt)IS) Movlo 11:11. (I) Jock Poor | FRIDAY A. M. I:tl (I) Caatlainial CUaaraam TUI III Today—Dave Oarrawap tut ( l ) Weather • Mows JUS <l> Carlocao MS 1:00 \\\ f i : : : ItlS (0) captain Kaaearoe ID Morning Tkontro sue sue t t l u n V r, h" ” . s us (I) sus (I) 11:90 (D if) ( !) 11.10 ID IS) it) uite ft) 11 US i l l (I) Now—latorviows Naira • Woatkor Dough Bo Ml Mae Jlowa Show Kartoaa Manors on Tho oe Mono PUr Tour Hunah Prlao la, Bight Coaoaalralloa Daoamhar Brllo FRIDAY P. M. IMS (I) Truth er Cassaouaaooo H i Lore et u re IS) nostloon Una Hits i d n come Be f m IS) march r # r _ Tansrrow 111 M r s That Boh H ill («) Uuldtag Light 1:01 ID kualo HI Uania at CoaaXr 1 1) About Faooa HM Channel Iwlmt Tammy M S (l> Mr. ft Mra. North Grimes, singer • actress • co­ ID Ao The Worie Turxe medienne, has landed the starring It) Bhroud of Turin role In "The Datcbet Diamonds," S:H IS) Quota For A Dap _ <#) For Bettor er oar Ware# to be presented on "The Hour of IS) ar lh ssri „ Greet Mysteries" early neat fa ll oung thaw sue tii ■unit* ■ IS) Haute Part? Gower Champion will direct tbe Channel Swim E S T AR T S 9 A. M. F R I D A Y And Spring Sum m er DRESSES Voilea, Cottons, Linkns Sixes 6-16, 12-20, 12*4-24Vi The CbasMi Swim: Tbo sum­ mer replacement f o r ‘ ‘Tbe Dennis O'Keefe Show," starting Tuesday, June 21, on CBS-TV, will be a scries of 10 "P eck 's Bad Girt" re-runs, starring Wendell Corey, Marsha Hunt and Patty McCor mack. In the fall, re • rune of "Father Knows Best" go into this time slot.. . . . Robert Stack, star o f ABC-TV’ s "Untouchables," sbarai tho "P e r­ son to Person" balf-bour with Ella Fitigerald on CRB - TV Friday, June 3. "Meet the Press" on NBC-TV this Sunday will Interview Ben. William Fulbright (D-Ark.), chairman of tbo Foreign Relations Committeo which this week opens bearings on tbo subm it confer­ ence failure. "Talent Scouts," returning for • nint • week run on' CBB-TV starting Monday, Aug. I, kas signed Bam Layamon as host . . CBS his restored to this Friday's schedule Its. hour - long report, "Who Speaks far tba Bouth?" which was to have been post­ poned bscausa of a special report on tha Berlin situation. Tba latter show now is being dalsytd sev­ eral weeks. SA L E PRICES FO R C A SH O N LY ! I M ISC E LLA N E O U S f SP O R T SW E A R Shorts - Shirts • Blouses TV adaptation of Richard Marsh's sue it ! rS'uVg’ o ? M a i... comedy-mystery, one o f nine (SI Mlllloulre m ystery' specials being produced far lseo-41 by Robert faudek As­ ID Whe be tew Trust sociate*. Scute Tennessee Ernie Ford wUl bo 4:11 ID Conia4p'P7nFhl «,V, am* rIoaa ^SeaSttaaS the host on "How Tell la A 4:11 <•> ■acrat eta m U Giant?" NBC • T V * M-mlnute 4:14 get Edna at Nimt filmed documentary about MssIS) AdVaature Time leo’a- little League World Series •ill Jil WSJ Blosgot winners. Air time: Tuesday, June IS) Papsyn Plorhouse II. 1:20 p.m. e.d.L • US IS) nia Tin Tin (t) Carta#a a "The Lena Westerner," a W eil era series starring Brian Keith, debuts NBC-TV Friday, SepL 10. Keith portrsya a w o r k i n g rancher named Dave BUsingsm e who operates ie tbe South west, d ree 1M0. His "side-kick" Pat Bo om , aa usual, slags on la a huge dog—the animal that bis ABC half-hour, was celled "Old YaUer" in a Walt George Gobs! la Ernie Ford's guest en the latter's'N B C program. "The Untouchables" repeats DRASTICALLY REDUCID! Hifisa?'irjHs" fV Tonight 150 One-Armed Bandit" aa its ABC CLOSEOUT STYLES Approxim ately T * N TALL-MEN" BUBT LANPABTEB CO-HIT AT OJO ONLY "PAL JOEY" FRANK SINATBA - COLOR SO R R Y— N o * FRIlKfTVaBATURDAr CUNT TBiPLK BILL f I 1 WALT DISNEY'S "THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN" JAMEB Mm ABTM UB • COLOR A^ngHC" "WORLD IN HIE ASMS" GREG. PECK. - ANN BLYTH IN TECHNICOLOR NO. t "GUNSLINGER COLOR WEBtKRN JOHN IRELAND - STARTS SUNDAY "THE UNFORGIVEN** ............■ C harges o r L o w , �Page 8— Thurx. M ay 28, '80 fT T S u o f I JUST WANT TWEES.'IT MU ST »,E4Sffito" TO W A S TE A eiwrv-OOiAAR CENTS ro w Tw wEWS0< SP fECH ON A , riPTEENKENT, — , ITEM y - > r SHOULD LIVE OLD HOME TOWN V « tm 'N T m^IO S . BuoaersjH NEW t bedroom CB home, furn­ ished, on 3 kXj. Call FA SEIM. A Will accept trailer. ONE ACRE— 1742, 300* fa cia l Lake Monroa; approximately MO* Weat of Sanford City Una. Writ# Bos S, c/c Sanford HerFOR SALE: 1 Bedroom hoaee, partially furnished. Need* aom# repair. Lot approx. IS x 421. Located on 17-92, ooe mil# north of Monroe bridge. My • equity MOO. Take up paymenta o f $90. per month, 9*4 Interest approx. $3900. Contact R. J. Hayes, P. O. Box 495, Lake Mary—o r eaN DEADLINES A tA D tH t r r TO jBtfTWGUO* murnmmw, yb y i « , / « . imrvm CLASSIFIED HOOK TO OONHNC* CAPTAIN a t w w THAT H it L tA P D i /» A l, ------------ , M CROOK. r~- t n DISPLATl F d . • I P. M. day be- STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! Tea#, tkni FrL • I P. »*. day be­ fore Insertion. Men. - Sat. neon. LOCH ARBOR For SALE or RENT 3-Bedroom, M bath*. Large toe with extra lot on canal whiafc has acceas to Cryatal Lake, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor % Raymond Lundquiat, Aa’ oc. FA 2-3961 Atlantic Bank BMf. BESFONStEUiTT i The Eorald viR act be reepenaible fee n a n than an# tocerrert V w *tien o f year ad, and reaertee the right te reriee or reject any ad­ vertisement freer that ordered te SSS&^ISmaaM Y CLASSIFIED INDEX L 3. S. 4. g. Coed Feed Fer Beat Wasted te Beat Real b t a t e Wanted Real Estate Fer Sale 9— M ortgage Leant DIANA U ON wrreHC/WDFoO v w » u a t otr TU4THT 3XXE i 7HO C/A.rZ* KTTtPDnOtrT AT THE EKE OFR>VN.> /s u r e , hop TUtASPOn (All 70J6NEU6 i f w. A LIFT I L / l 7. Baalaesa Oppertaaitlaa 7-A InaurawTr «e 9. Female Help Waatod 9. Male Help Wanted 19. Male mr Female II. Work Waatod IS. Plumbiag Bervkae 19. Electrical Servicee 14. Baild, Palat * Repel' II. Special Services II-A Realty Parian 19. Flewera A Plaato IT. Pets • Livestock • Bepj 19. Macklaery - Teels 19. Beets sad Meier■ 39. Asternebilas 39-A Trailers • 31. Feraltare 33. Articles Fer Bale UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom mod­ 3-BEDROOM apartment; living ern CB on lake; Osteen Call room, kitchen, partly furniahed. FA 3-3999. 1201 W. First. Ph. FA 2-0991 or FA 2-0914, 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, furnished home, private balb. Suitable for one or 2-BEDROOM 3300 Sanford Avenue. couple. Across from poatoffice. LAND W ANTED LOTS or ACREAGE Give legal description, priee and' terms. Write P. O. Boa 373, Sanford, Florida. FOR good eats whan beaded for 1-BEDROOM, partly furnished the beach -S T O P at Tha Wheel, home. Call after 9:00, NO 9-9122. to Osteen — Meals, Barbeque, Burgers, Ice Cream, Shakes, FURNISHED 4 room apartment, water furnished, $90 per month. Cold Drinks, Sandwiches and Call FA 2-5021. Steaks, w - F R E E RE N T F or 30 D ays! BROKER SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom home. Assume VA loan. Low down payment, $73.93 per aeo. FA I-3HT, HOUSE for rent: 3 bedroom*, 1*4 3-BEDROOM home, electric kit­ bath*, screen porch, patio. chen. including dishwasher. Lake S t Johns Realty Co. BUY OF THE YEA R: If you Available latter part of June. need a big three bedroom bouse THE TIME TESTED FIRM privileges. $75. Ph. FA 2-3395. 3013 North Grandview. with r n baths caU FA 14391. 11$ N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-$133 8-BEDROOM home with Florida We are ready to sell to you. 2-BEDhOOM unfurnished house, room, m baths, in DeBary. 3-B. R. heme, (lira, or uafura. Buy Total $10,500. Monthly payments kitchen equipped. FA 2-3951. equity. Will rest $119 a month. FA 2-7213. $$$.00. We can- acQ 3 ways; Wynncwood Dr. Ph. FA 2-5M0. $350 down could be arranged. PINECREST HOME; 3951 Park, S bedrooms, unfurnlabad, screen­ HOUSE and FURNITURE for salt. Three bedroom home la We have Just received another I ed patio. Fenced ytrd. $100 Altamonto Springs, with screen­ month. Inquire FA 3-3333. acre listing in I*k e Mary. The ed to Florida room. House is last one waa purchased two FURNISHED garage apartmant. air conditioned. On corner lot days after the ad appeared. alio utilities. Air conditioning with no traffic. Furniture is Don't let this one gat kway, a 3-ROOM furnished apartment, wa­ optional. Adults. CaU FA 3-1939. new. U Interested call MI 7-9353 splendid buy at $9900. Contact— ter furnished, 190. FA 2-5303. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Fenced bnekyard. FA 2-4997. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 1-9499 private baths, III W. First SL “ Open Evenings til 1:39 FM " RENT A BED 3-ROOM furniahed apartment, 310 Rolls way. Hosplta* k Baby Beds SUNLAND ESTATES: $ bedroom Magnollh. Phone A. K. Rot sai­ By Day, Week or Month 8550 DOWN ler, Florist, FA $-1311. CARROLL'S FURNITURE eautifu) 9 Bodrrom S Bath Homs Ph. FA 3-8191 U r W. 1st SL with Hardwood floors. G. E 3-ROOM apartment, baa refriger­ UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex UcaUy controlled H eat Well. apartmant, kitchen equipped, ator and stove, rest not furn­ Landscapped Lot oa Dead End private entrance. Apply $02 W. P A R M E R ’S AGEN CY ished. 13th * MelkmviDe. Ph. Street where Children play to M. V. Farmer, Realtor FA 2-379$. safety. We wiU be proud to shew Lillian Trama 3-BEDROOM furnished house, wa­ you this today. R. H. Ivors, D. H. Whitmore ter furnished, 995 per aw. Call MOVE RIGHT IN Associates. FA 3-1379 altar 1:90 p. m. 2441 f . Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5231 FHA Ftoaactog—No Closing Cast FURNISHED apartmant, titan After hours, PA 3-M13, FA 3-49*1 — tor an appointment caU — Holes E. Neoman at and eleae la. Adults aaly. FA KOMI, / A 3-5912 W. H. BIS Stamper Agency I I Jimmy Cowan, FA 9-4913. SUNLAND ESTATES: I bedroom FA 9-9931 FA 24901 bouse. Corner le t Low down NEAR BASE: Two bedroom payment. FA S-iOSL house, electric stove and refri­ gerator. $71 a month. Located L. PAYTON at 1913 Yala Ave. Ph. FA I-M14. R O SA YVssswf hi AACMtof lMCT.xoaiP dio you rtx Ivnkrm ml • __ - Stenstrom Realty A n d A ssociates Rsgiftared Real Estate Broker Ph. FA $-9991 1749 at rflawatho X'M nm m tfiifiD ttfPCCf THAUK t BEDROOM Spanish bungalow. furnished, carports. Ph. HOUSE, 3 to Arbor, MS W HO'S P IT O tiM * w T O W S H r/ NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES CLEAN large *01 furnished. FA i Apartments, 4* / vvoW-'WMMP A «A M E 5 M y a .tu n C. A . W hiddon, Sr. W. E. Shlppy, Assoc. 303 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA.3-$$91 »J S T N n $90 monthly pays til, Including 0 taxes and Insurance. No closing coats. Built In stainless stove and oven, will also laeluda refrtgerator;. 3 bedroom, 3 bath, baautlfut spacious central heat­ ed home near Long wood. This I-BDRM. block borne. Low down home would rent lor 1150 month* payment. VA loan., FA 2 5273. ly in town. Call Builder, FA 2-0935. SMALL furnished apartment, 900 Park Ava. FJ 2-0731. ygtSAS ALL POLLS© UP POtoNOU* ■ r.H A GOOD BUY: Have to leave the . _l_»nd * BR fti-nisbed apartments FURNISHED cottage to Lake Mary. FA 2-3049. ] - —stale-.- $ bedroom home In Sun$90 * M5 mo. land Estates. $900 down and Ink# 2 BB-..furnished bouse $79 mo; 9-ROOM bouee, ojt*ru*'ued, mod­ over payments at $75 per montfe. ROSA PAYTON, PAYTON, REALTOR ern, on lake located in Geneva, Ph. PA 2-9171. Ph. FA 3-1S01 17-92 at Hiawatha Fla. $95 per month. FO $-3519, S-BEDROOM home in WynneOviedo. ONE bedroom furniahed apart­ wood. Low down payment for ment, ground floor. Contact 2312 SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables quick sale. FA 3-2371. Palmetto. 401 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-0730. 3-BEDROOM bouse on So. French 3-BEDROOM upstairs downtown Ave., near school, 1U bath, furniabad apartment $95 per larga living aroa. FA 2-9957. month. FA 2-3071. WANTED t# buy or rent: one story or split lavkl bouse with FOR SALE OR RENT: 9 bed­ room, 1 bath boma In new de­ three or more bedrooms; at velopment. $10,000, $200 down. least 1900 square ft, living area. 3-BEDROOM furnished home to For rent, 991 per month. Phone Call FA 2-9393. responsible people. $100 month. FA 2-7017. FA 2-59M. UNFURNISHED apartment. Kit­ chen equipped. Call FA 2-2900. MV CHAMP A s L . CENTRAL air conditioned * h#aled home; two bedrooms, range, refrigerator, dlapoeal, large water healer, Venetian blinds and drapea. Jalousie porch. On large lot. Well, Aa* aume 4% loan, monthly pay­ ments only $53.32, do am pay­ ment $2,000, total price $11,990. MOVES YOU IN 50 - FROM - $69 M S L lH m i S A T M w klhjoU rad Um tm O u n p / X U t. m Ju Tii E CITY — ALL CITY CONVENI �Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 8. Real Estate For Sale BOATING. WATKR8K1ING. SWIMMING. FISHING 6. Mortgage Loans Stfr Hanford Erralb MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Reaidcnea WISE and JOHNSON 431 Mainolia Ph: GA 3-3493 Orlando, Fla. Thurs. Msy 26, ’60— Pnge 9 21. Furniture 1 — REPOSSESSED Day-o-Night sofa 339.30 : 2 twin »iie rebuilt Hollywood beds, each $29.30: 1 full size heavy duly colt spring $10.00; 2 full site bookcase headboards, each *10.00: 1, 3 piece sectional 339.30; t vanity 319.50; 3 odd chairs, each $$.00: 1, 47” Hollywood bed $19.30; 1 knotty pine twin site bed $10.00: I twin size innersprlng m all-esi $12.50. ECHOLS REDDING CO., Second ami Palmetto, FA 2-6321. LAFf-A-DAY tf you enjoy their, plui ■ beauti­ ful view, aee this modern 3 bedroom 2 bath Mr conditioned home on one of the prettieit 7. Business Opportunities lakei anywhere. Priced under 120,000 with tood term*. MAJOR oil company truck atop (or leaae. FA 2-7002 or FA 2-7332. W . H. “ Rill" Stamper Afency 8. Female Help Wanted Realtor k tniuror Phono FA 2-4M1 US N. Park Phone FA 21311 n ot Park Dr. I-BEDROOM furniibed borne, 2SM Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. J. W . H A L L *44 wCaH Hair 2 LADIES NEEDED to represent AVON COSME­ TICS In SANFORD. Write Box 241, Lockhart for appointment in your home. Jenkins Furniture <00 Sanford Ave. WANTED: Young colored man to work in nuraery. Ph. FA 8 4 * * . / / '/ French Ave II. Work Wanted Realtor Phone FA 2 3041 HOUSEWORK. FA 2-2SM. Dawn's menu, iavoiees, hand bills, and p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive FREE! Cute heallhy kittens. Ph. PriaUng Co. Phono FA 2-2*31— Longwood, Midway 4-5*71. Over two acres an a lakeebore 30* Wait 13th 8L QUARTER HORSE, • years old, lot railing from i. paved couaty well trained and easy to handls. road down to the water. A PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING FA 2-0795. modem throe bedroom, two W. L. HARMON bath eement block bouae rests Ph. FA 2-4223 PUPPIES. 2 months old, black and peacefully among the trees and white, long and short hair, $3 extendi ita invitation to you and TV Service witbia the hour. Re­ to >3. Ph. FA 2-11*4.___________ pair your TV for $7.30, ia your your family lo enjoy the quiet heme or no charge. Auashla* comfort of a rural eettiag only 19. Boats and Motors TV, FA S-M35. minute* from town. Priced re*eoaably at $11,M0. with really Oataway To The Waterway PUMPS - SPRINKLERS excellent term*. You will be Your EVINRUDE Dealer AS typaa and slssi. installed glad you called . . . . Robnon Sporting Goods “ Do It Yourself* 304-6 1 E. 1st. Ph FA 2-3661 WB REPAIR AND SERVICE SPECIAL SERVICE S T I N E 12* GULFLINER, Fiberglassed, BRANCH OFFICE and Supply Ce. top, windshield, steering, re> W. H. “ Bill” Stamper Afency 20T Machinery W. >nd St. Ph. FA 2 0432 mote controls, 15 It. P. motor, Realtor A Insurer 3*01 Park Drive Murray trailer with wineh. Will Sew ing Mach. Repairs sell cheap. FA 2-U14. FA 2-8831 ALL MAKES A MODELS BOAT: 13 ft. Thompson; wind­ REN TA LS $3 W E E K shield and controls; Sears trail­ NEW EOMMI BY SOS W. First SL (24 hr. ser.) er; 1936, II II. P. Evinrude PA 2 3025 *400. FA 2-1906. S E R E N I T Y Sooth Pinecreot On Oners Bead. Be. of loafer* Sunltnd E sta te! 1 T-M. S mile* Me. of Closing Cost A s Low A s VA-PHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE 8- 2 * AU TO GLASS IN STALLED FA 2-7450 Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-462$ BELL’S SHELL SERVICE 15th k French Ave. 3000 Free TV Stamps with each scootrr purchase ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Raby Beds. Day. Week, or Month— AIR CONDITIONER, *'4 ton| FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Mitchell, good working con­ Ph. FA 2-7933 dition. Ph. FA 2-4418. Buy .W isely • From • RIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS -------------- DEALER --- ------------- WILSON - M AIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-3633 **Au I aald before, the doctor leaves at air, but you try that oatmeal poultice and check back with mm tomorrow sight." MIAMI CLIENT WILL TRADE WOMAN want* homework or daya work. Ph. FA 2-4011. HOME: S bedroomi, 2tt bathi, located on Blacayne River, North Miami, for property in Semin­ 12. Plumbing Services 15. 8pecial Servlcea ole County, or will tell for PLUMLINO AIR CONDITIONING $31,000. Contaci . Contracting A Reoalrs H. B. POPE CO. .JTc*» Estimate* Sfc'-Johns Realty 200 S. Parx '-T*KA 2 4234 R. L. HARVEY 110 North Park Ave. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3333 A A R APPLIANCE REPAIR We repair all appliances. We •-YEAR old, 2 bedroom, 1 tile specialise in all type automa­ bath, CB home; Florid^ room. tic washing machines. Our work Very low down payment. Low has been outstanding from monthly payment*. FA 1-71IT. North Africa to North Carolina. Plumbing A Hasting Give ua a try In Florida. Ph. AIR CONDITIONING FOR SALE OR RENT FA 2-3307. CONTRACT and tlEPAIR WORK ■ a v e you been looking for a qual­ 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2-0302 ity built threa bedroom, two 15-A Beauty Parlors bath home with large screened It. Electrical Servlcea A Satisfied customer ia our bast porch, on a lakefront lot? The* you must aee this home with ita House Wiring — d'ectris Service advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK built lo even, range, refriger­ Sid Vihlcn 105. So. Oak . . . . Pk. FA I-S743 ator, exhaust fan, disposal, dry­ RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. er circuit. Plenty of closet apace. 112 Magnolia FA 2 0015 Be Lovelier With Professional Wall ftimaea and many, many Baauty Care. other feature* that provide a 14. Baild, Paint A Repair better, easier way o f living. THOS. E. THOMPSON This horns may be aeon anytime General Contractor at your convenience. For further Home Carpentry Repairs details aee or phooe . . . . , Roofing A Siding Don Howe, R ealtor M l* Oak FA S-TM4 Phono FA 2-0432 RAVENNA PARK SALES OFC. 16. Flowers £ Plante 103 Temple Drive 18. Special Services Phooe FA 2-74*3 or FA MOM Cut Flowers For Any Occasion SERVICE CALLS $2*0 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Th* Biggest Littla Shop S-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen FA 2-1120 or FA 2-0270 In Saiford. All Parti And equipped home on com er lot; Labor Guaranteed $0 Days. screened breeaevay and carporta combined or Florida liv­ SANFORD RADIO A T> CENTER 17. Pots, Livestock, Supplies ing. 1*94 down, |*I.SS monthly. •th. A Sanford Ave. FA 2-»741 TOY TERRIER pups, ideal pet* *12 Paloma Ave. FA 2 7304. for children. FA 2-4760. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state- Odham&Tudor FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclnied head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaiHe ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cottoa or nylon cords. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 204 W. 1st. .St. FA 2-2*11 Naw A Used Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Plsce To LAMBRETTA BUY. SELL or TRADE MOTOR SCOOTERS MOUSE for lale. Three bedroom and one bath ranch ityle home. Low down payment, 4V»% VA CURB GIRLS loan. Monthly payment. 174.00. Mual be over 21. Apply at Pig ’N Located at 20S Bamboo Drive Whistle. in Sunli nd Eitatei. C a l l FA 2 5663. 9. Male Help Wanted REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 22. Articles For Sale NATIONAL Cash Register, new condition, used 6 mo., only SITS cash. See at McRaney Paint * | Glass, 2313 So. Park Ave. HAMILTON electric clothes dryer $65. FA 21230. 22. Articles For Sale ISO RED laying hens. J. W. Jonas, ] Tuskawllla Rd., Lake Jasaup. 20. A u to m o b ile * YELLOW SQUASH by tb* bushel. FA 2 0415. COLDSPOT 14.2 eu ft. frt $150. 10$ So. Sunland Dr. 1*30 DODGE, 4-door, A-l condition, RAH. 31*3. FA 2-60*7. GOOD used frame window*rjamha MAYTAG apartment site spin and assorted lumber. dryer washma machine, reasonman at Nicholson Bulck Bldg. 2*651. PORTABLE 17 ‘a. TV $50. Ph. 21 INCH TV, RCA mahogany con­ FA 2-27M. sol*, excellent condition. Call FA 2-1926. CARRIER FREEZER, 1$ cu. f t upright, excelle.vt condition. UMBRELLA tent* $39.95 up, Ilf* FA 2-2134. vest, boat cushior s. AKMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. GIBSON electric guitar and 4 input AMP. FA 2-7*50. 30 GUAGE Ithlca pump $40. 30 guage model 12 Windcheater 53 DODGE fordor sedan $200; in­ pump, $63. Call FA l-41$2; clining vibrating chair $40; F. H. Price, FA 2421$. S A W D U S T and ahavingt. FA 2-3677, Bucknar k Son. TO responsible party in this vicin­ ity; Singer electric portable * REDI-MIX-CONCRETE attachments. I payments M 37” Window Sills $1.25 $5.43. Writ* Credit Manager, 54” Window Lintel* $1.25 Box i*. Sanford Herald. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CIRCULATING oU heater, tank 20* Elm Ave. Ph. FA 3-5751 and atand. FA 2-0644. FREEZER, Deluxe 22 foot upright * months old. Take up payments 22-A Articlen Wanted $2$.*3 month. Sea Clyde Wells i t DeWiU Trailer Court. GOOD utility trailer. FA2-0620. 20-A T railers SMALL HOUSE TRAILER, perfeet condition, Mr. Soward, Hollywood Trailer Court, Or­ lando Hwy. TRAVELO: 1*46, sleep* four, •3700 cash. Owner leaving state. Oakway Drive Juit off So. San­ ford Ave., approximately 1 mile So. of BUl’s Tavern. VA-KA-SHUN-ETT It ft. housetrailer. J. W. Jonas, Tuskawills Rd., Lake Jessup. 21. Furaitnre Used furniture, appliances, tools •Ic. Bougbt-Sold Larry’s Mart SIS Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4133 HIDE-A-BED sofa, Lawson chair, end tables. FA 2-SN*. 1*06 Holly Ave. it- »a t •: $144,549.40 GUARANTEE New Cars BRAND NEW ONLY *1795 58 CHEVROLET BolAir Fordor Sedan Equipped With Power Steering, Powar Brmkao, Automatic Transmitaton and AIR CONDITIONING. Bonntlfnl Coral and White Finloh and Whttewal Tires. 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Showroom Nonr 2 Ton# Blno With W 8W Tire*. Radio, Hooter and Fordomotle. A Ono. Owner C a r With 18,noft Actual Mile*. A n .fh tfj'ltm L ing Buy At THURS. — FRI. - SAT. O N L Y 30 H. P. JOHNSON Javell- motor, electric starter, exeelleet condi­ tion. FA 2-4466. 55 C H E V Y 2 Dr. BARGAINS FO R $3281 Everyone! O N L Y $595 DODGE DART S E N E C A 2-DR. E C O N O M Y “6“ Equipped With Radio, Heater. OU F U l i r l ^ ^ A 1! A m Root*. Turn Signals and Son Vinorn. m 55 CHEVROLET 118 STATION WAGON. Rmo Good and Looks Good. Yon Won't Believe It *495 ------------- N O T I C E --------------O ur Servlet Deportment WM Bo Cloood AQ Day Saturday For Modoraixation. Open Again Monday Morning Far Bnainom. Satoo and Parte Piparim—t W il Rraaaia Open Saturday. USED CAR SPECIAL 53 P O N T IA C 2 Dr. - 57 CHRYSLER O N L Y $295 Buy With Confident* At Your Authorised • Pontine • B n k fc • Air Conditioned! 5! P O N T IA C 4 Dr. Odham&Tudor R e f . 77-66 * «T » f t . 1* F A B-1M1 - O N L Y $149 W AS $1895 Y ou r Credit Is Good On A n y O f These C a n T&T MOTORS 1*1* BO. FRRNCK AYR. *P H . FA 2- 4*4$ • Rambler SPECIAL! Windshield Back Glass Door Glaaa Vent Glass 20. Automobiles SERVICE 50 DODGE TRUCK. Pk. FA 245M. Senkarik Glasa and Paint Co. 114 W. ted St. FA 2 4*22 NASH Metropolitan that look* and l\ • Pontiac 59 FORD CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All Bell Ue Your Furniture. Quick WANTED: Spring tooth harrow co rk guaranteed. Free Esti­ Service With The Cash. SUPER for t h r e e point hook-up. mates. Phone FA 3-731*. TRADING POST. FA *-0*77. FA2-6640. Immediate Oecupoaejr 1 Year Per— al SatiafactiM • Buick Y ou r Authorised Seminole County Motors 819 E. FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-6414 �P i f i 10—Thun* IT TA KES LESS BOOKS TO G ET TH E G IFT OF YO U R CH O ICE Libby or Del M onte Fruit iV'r ■ -• QUANTITY RIGHTS RtSERVEO PRICES GOOD Dixie Dorling Rich, Smooth .Thttnip Krl.. S n H IT, >R Betty Crocker White, Yellow, Devils Food VACUUM rACHio Chicken Of The Sea Bite Size ■.9 P U R I VEGETABLE O IL Fine' Quality Yellow S Quart Bottle O N LY Crackin' Good S ^ iS S - C H EES E Co t t a g e c h e e s e 2 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Smoked (Not Sliced) >||( a a a U. S. No. 1 Golden Bontom A k Deodorant FLORIENT, Florida or Govt. Inspected Grade had Bite' ■sr U. S. No. 1 YaBow Potatoes 5 u». 29* Minute Onions 5 u* 29* Instant Lemons 2 u» 29* Potatoes 2 49* 79* SunkH* LofQt, Ju*«y Delicious Boston Butt Morton Frozen Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Saliibury Steak, Ham, Fish Tip Top Frozen FRYER PARTS P M * . M A JA X M M * FLA KES SAUSAGE ■ ■ Iv ftV I i n i r h mnr Jesse Jewell Grade " A " Quick Frozen Btfbns* Green Peas 6 Shrimp 2 & *1** W a ffh -* • Ground BEEF 3 J McKansio's NowWMote Potatoes T«U O' Sea Pa 2 & 45* Fillets BOUQUET BOUQUET Natel lav SPREE I » 29* 2 SS 29* 2 & 29* . I toted low SPREE 2 » 41* Laundry loop OCTAGON *? 10* SWEETHEART �# %* I' . rm i r.rriSx . S ara ' V ff&Ai v ‘ Polio Shots • • Polio Inoculation I)ny will b* hold in Sanford Satur. to y . A a r o M who Roods a polio shot or boootor is nokod to vtoH tho Jafo— Information Cooler on Hwjr. IT-88 XLIX WEATHER: Hot,'possible showers through Saturday. High today 98, low tonight 69. United Prune L—nod Wire Established i908 SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 Continue Friendly Nuclear Talks On GENEVA (UPI) - Tba nuclear test ban talks—only major EastWest negotiations now In sessionresumed today without even a mention of the U-2 spy plane inci­ dent that poisoned the summit con­ ference. ill three chief delegates—Amerin James J. Wadsworth, Brilain'a Sir Michael Wright sod Semyon K. Tasarapkin of the Soviet Union—described this first nuclear conference session since the Paris blowup as either “ normal," "bus­ inesslike" or "useful." Wadsworth said there were “ no recriminations—not even aa echo" of the spy plane incident, an Indi­ cation tbe nearly 19-month-old ne­ gotiations here were running just vre smoothly as when they recessed May 1$. TsarapkJn told (he 206th meeting that the Soviet Union has "no In­ tention of carrying out any nuclear explosions" in the framework of the three-power research program designed to perfect control of un deraround tests. He asked that the United States provide foolproof “ safeguards" lo nure that these nuclear shots, hich the Soviets have accepted in principle, will be used solely for research purposes and not to test weapons. Board Assured Road Projects To Be Completed f Southeast C Of C pushes Project To Name Streets eommitteo M 4 tbo Town Council in the naming and numbering program. In other chamber action, Ernest Wealing, president, appointed Mrs. W. E. Dibble bead of Urn member­ ship committee: Mrs. J. B. Jones Sr., temporary chairman of the program and social commHtee; ■nd Jones temporary chairman of Too departures committee. The members also approved for distribution the samples of the new brochure prepared for the Southeastern chamber. Following a propoial by Jones, tha chamber voted to approve (he use of the words, noi.-prollt organization in their by-lawa. £ i t y Hall Closed Memorial Day Tba Sanford City Hall w il ba closed all day Monday in obser­ vance of Memorial Day. City Man­ ager Warren F. Knowles u id . Refuse divisions will double on Tuesday to maintain iheir regular schedules, Knowles added. Lcdr. Jack Langford And Trophies Won In Florida He’ll Compete In Southeastern Contest NKW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m.: American T 4 T .. . Bethlehem Steel . . . . . . C 4 0 .......................... Chrysler ...................... Curtiss • Wright ....... Douglas Aircraft ....... DuPont .........V ... .. . Ford Motor . . . , ......... General Electric ....... General Motors ........... Graham • Paige ....... Ini. T 4 T .................. L orillard.............. . Minute Maid .............. Penney ........................ Penn RR ........ ,...»• Sears Roebuck ........... Standard Oil (NJ) .. . Slndebaker ................... U. 8. Steel .......... Weslingboute .............. ’Free K ids Day* The County Dusty Boots Riding Assn, will sponsor a "Frea Kids Day" at the Dusty Boots arena on U. 8.17-82 at the Farmers Auction Market Sunday starting at 1:20 p. m. County commissioners mot in brief session today and discussed their county road program for the balance of the year and wire given assurance the majority of the projects started would be fin­ ished by January. County Engineer Robert Davis (old the board that work will atari oo a portion of Banana Lake Rond and Ccclie Drive in tha near future. He added that work It finished on paving Wylly Are. and Lake Mary Road. * The real o f tha money In tbo road budget will be used for main­ tenance and repair work to fteiib *“Lis s f c S f v a iw Toastmaster Lt. Cdr. Jack Langford o f the Sanford Naval Air Station took top honora In the statewide toastmast­ ers speech contest held in Sara­ sota. Representing the Seminole Coun­ ty Toastmasters Club and other central Florida clubs, Langford took first place competing against six other area wmners. Langford's prize winning subject was "World Disarmament." Tba contestants were unaware of (hair topic until a faw hours prior to tbe speaking. At that time, tbe contest Judges gave three topics to each speaker with instructions to ■elect one for tbe competition. Langfords' top rated effort stressed the evil of Communism and tha need for free world arms to m is t Communism. Langford will now compete in lha Southeastern contest scheduled to bo bald in Jacksonville June 11. Toaatmaster champions from four atates will compete. Langford is currently serving aa administrative officer o f Heavy Attack Wing One at NAS. According lo President Cheater Guery of the local club, lha only speech training Langford haa re- ^Outstanding Lyman High Students Given Awards Cuban. Economic begin at > p. m. today, aa to seniors wifl graduate. James Beuue la clast valedictorian and Lucy Moon is the aalutatorian. The name* af Semteelo High WASHINGTON (UPJ) The student* who received awards United States announced today it The $50 P-TA scholarship* to­ daring that school's award pre­ will cut off ail economic aid to gram la aw page S af today's Cuba in 180 days. This would be ward college education, presented about Dec. 1. by Jam#* Birkenmeyer, were Tbe State Department u id Pres­ awarded to Jamea Butts* and ident Elsenhower determined last Saturday that continued aid to Lucy Moon. Mrs. Dorothy Webster, ropreCuba would not be ia tha national tenting tbe Daughters of Ameri­ apd hemispheric interest. can Revolution, presented the H was the first major U. 8. re­ history award lo Jimmie Hosier prisal against Premier Fidel Cas­ a n d the citisenahip award to Caretro’ * government and w e first time Tynn Judy. aid has been cut off lo any Latin Ralph Diggs, principal, present­ American country, ed the Stetson University scholarTbo President acted under the ahip to Eddie Spellman, and also Mutual Security Act of 1M0 which (ha $400 teaching award* to provide* that no economic aid be Jam** Beuau aad May Lynn Mc­ given unless the President decides it Is "in the national and hemis­ Cann*. U the Mobley football award*, pheric Interest." James Reusu was voted the most valuable lineman, Mike Brown, moat valuable back and Buddy N o Bank Holiday Mtowtoo the moat Improved playTba Sanford AUaotlc and Flor­ %r. Mrs. Rot* Mobley and Coach ida State Banka will not close BUI rualsr mad* (ho presentsMonday lo observe Memorial Day, Mows. but will remain open as usual, Other award* included the Amer­ the two banks announced today. ican Logies Auxiliary eitiiesship and Americaalxatioe presentaW ilson Registration tioaa; the Longwood Civic League Registration for Aral grads pttoUa at tha Wilson in JAMES HBI’ SSE U dan* Pool* wiM he held at to a. m. Council and Spanish Club awards. valedictorian. Commencement exercise# will lw special class day asercises 04 Lgman High School mare than tot different award* were pro to (be school's outstanding collapse, cited two other m*Jor factors which in "combination,” ho laid, probably impelled Ruiaia to icuttls last week * P aris, Big Four meeting: Khrushchev's apparent conclu­ sion that in the race of Weilern unity, especially on the Berlin is­ sue, “ there was lltllc likelihood of his having his way" at the summit. “ Serious questioning" and possi­ bly outright opposition In the So­ viet hierarchy to Khrushchev's personal diplomacy and so-called "softer-" line toward the weal. Tod».y Western diplomats were pmJTuxJIT"“ tHaT CTSft.Jta now would veto a small power appeal for resumption of East-West peace talks under UN auspices, even though he conceded tha resolution had some merits. bodge suggested that Gromylas “ regretted” Kisenhower’a deetoioa to stop the spy flights. “ The only other possible explan­ ation," be said, "ia that Mr. Uromyko has taken leave o f Mo aenaes, and 1 d o s t believe this Jo 4** so." Lodge said the United K atie never bad engaged la aabotago "and Mr, Gromyko cannot cite one Instance of sabotage by the United States." “ The structure of Hie world li not perfect, but It ia not so fragile that war can braak out because af loncaUou. uromyko e l a i m a d Thursday night tha small power rasolution's main effect would be te shield America's "Hitlerite" policy o f ag> gresaion. Lodi lastic illegal! ATHENS, Greece (U P I)— ProWestern army officers seised power in Turkey today in an apaprcntly bloodless coup that toppled the strong-man regime o f Premier Adnan Menderee. They promised to give Turkey "frea elections" and keep K faithful to Western alliances. Menderes, President Celal Bayar utd National Assembly Presi­ dent Kefik Koraltan ware reported arrested. The armed force* seised radio stattene and other communica­ tions facilities, aaated o ff tbo border and set up a “ committee of' national unity" under Gen. Comal Gurael, commander o f Turkish land forces, to run tbo cou sin ? The Ukeevsr elim sxad. store than two years o f domestic un­ rest and n month of rlotoua stu­ dent-led protests against Mentie tvs' government. The students apparently were Inspired by the student upriaing which toppled Byngman Rhea's government In 8outh Korea. With most communications to the outside world cut o ff Immedi­ ately after Use army takeover, re­ porta o f the coup came from army broadcasts over the Turkish radio and diplomatic dispatches to other world capitals. Tha Iranian govarnment was In­ formed by Ha representative In Turkey that Mendsree was la custody and would stand trial. The armed forces said Turkey would stand by Ita International obligations, and remain “ completeIf Ivad te.tba VaRed Natteaa charter and to tha principle o f hu­ man rights." "Wa believe hi NATO and CENTO and we are faithful 'to them," tha original eommuniqoo announcing the ooup said. Turkey la the strongest military power In the Middle East and a v iu l Western baatlou. It guards Russia's outlet* to the Mediterranean from the Black Bea aad forms the Western front­ line between NATO and CENTO, the former Baghdad Pact which ■Hies Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, Britain and the United States. The army which seised sqrttel ia U. I.-equipped aad trained ,and fought valiantly with t h e t H l W Nation* in Korea. It reoMeeo heavy U, 8. aid. Urn army num­ bera roughly. $9,060 officer* and SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI)—A Bi­ plane U.S. air fleet carrying near­ ly 500 men and 400 Iona of medi­ cines and equipment waa on Ha way here today to aid survivors o f (his week's disastrous earth­ quakes. The mercy (ask force included the officers, men and equipment of the 200-bed 7th U J . Army Field hospital, k left the United States shortly before dawn Thurs­ day $o fly here by way of Pa­ nama and Peru. Earthquakes continued to rack southern Chile and a loth volcano waa reported lo eruption, but tbo worst af the disaster that ia be­ lieved to have taken more than 5.100 Chilean Uvea appeared to have pasted. Fourteen persons were reported dead or missing Thursday in the LUfen araa, 75 miles south of Val­ divia, hut it appeared they were victims of Sunday's earthquake blea (indicating earthquake no­ li vity) at night ."T h e city has no telephones,.no electricity, no heat and no good water, the (Calle) river la stlR very high.'* I McAdams reported1even worse devastation in lha ToUah-Puerto Saavedra araa of the oeaat, where (he tidal waves hit hardest. "There's not n house to ha seen w han these citlea used to he.” be u id . "Several hundred yards Inland, you can aee an occasional rooftop sitting In the trees." union of the bitter exchange over Soviet demands that the Security Council condemn U. I . spy flights. The demand was voted down !•! Thursday. At Washington, Secretary of Stale Christian A. lierter acknowl­ edged today that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev might have found it impossible to torpedo the aummil conference had it not been for the American spy plane inci­ dent. • “ It la debatable whether It would have been possible for Mr. Khrush­ chev to devise another pretext for so radical and violent a position,*" lierter told the Senate foreign Re­ Lodge laid that “ any honest lations Committee. lierter, lead-off wltneaa at tha reading of the president's speech shows that he said no auch thing.” eommittea’s historic inquiry lata Lodge's remarks were a contln- the events leading to tha summk UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —U. I . Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge today accused Soviet For­ eign Minister Andrei Gromyko of deliberately distorting President Elsenhower's report to the nation and said the president's “ love of peace is a household word through­ out the world." Gromyko told the Security Coun­ cil Thursday night that Eistnhower had brought “ mankind lo the brink of war" by declaring in hia Wednesday night speech that the United SUtes "intended to con­ tinue Hi policy of military espion­ age and sabotage against the So- t Xamlng of streets and number­ ing o f houses, a project spear­ headed by tba Southeastern Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce, ia expected to atari toon in that section of the county. At the chamber meeting held hi Oviedo Thursday, J. B. Jonas starting at 9 a. aa. Coni por shot in $1. Aid To Stop ceivad baa been in tha toastmast­ ers organisation. Guery also pointed out that tbe club still has a few openings for new members.' The club meets every Wednesday at 7 p. m. at the Mar-Lou Restaurant on Hwy. 17-92. News Briefs Pasternak Weaker MOSCOW (U PI) — Soviet writer Boris Pasternak, ia serious condi­ tion after two heart attacks and Buffering from a lung affliction which may be cancer, is "getting weaker and weaker," k waa re­ ported today. Dog Track Bought MITCHELL, R. D. (U PI) - The Sodrac Dog Racing Track in Union County, S..D., was purchas­ ed Thursday for an undisclosed sum. New owners of tbe track, val­ ued at f l million, are Pat Feeney, Pierre, 8. D., and Jerry Collins. Sarasota, Fla., who owna the Sanford-Orlaado Kennel Club. Fla? Bill Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Paul D. Rogers (D Fla.) has In­ troduced a resolution to keep for­ eign countries from using old American flags for floor coverings, curtain and rags. Tbe resolution followed Wednesday's disclosure that ao American exporting firm hid sold 48- and 4>-star American flag* to a Arm in Haiti which sold them as.mill and remnants for use as clothes, curtains or scrub rags. said that $5,M0 ie dot a id a iH k month for maintenance wont. “ The way it looks now tha aotire road program will bo carried out.” In other business during the apecial meeting, the board agreed to aak the State Road Depart­ ment to pipe a ditch on Ottora road lo prevent flooding. Agreed to cootart the SRD u> proceed with widening SR 427 from Alia monte Springs lo Longwood aa (be program baa been Included in (he SRD budget. Put off until test Tuesday okaying a plat of tbo Longdate subdivision and authorised Com­ missioner Lawrence Swoffortf to rbeck with the Mayor A. R. Lormann of tangwood on the boun­ ds ries of lha subdivision. Lost Toe Sewed Back By Doctors 8ILVI8, ____ Austin Kinney lost his toe In a lawnmow*r Thursday, but doctors sowed it back on. Kinney, ‘i t , was mowing his lawn when bis left big to* got raught in the machine and the blade* rut H o ff. Doctors at a medical clinic sum­ moned police, who sped to Kin­ ney’s lawn, found the toe, end rushed it beck to the medical cen­ ter. Doctors performed an emergen­ cy graft lo re-attach the toe. They u id it will take five or six day* to determine whether it will work. Board Turns Down Fund Request The County Commission today turned down a request for funds by the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department. County Attorney Mack Ctevotand Jr. informed the board (bat R had oot tha authority to give the funds and monay would have to coma out of (ho publicity fund. The board received a letter ask­ ing for funds in connection with a current drivt now being con­ ducted by tbe volunteers. Two Nominated To Fruit Board Two Sanford men wore nominat­ ed Thursday to the Shlppara Ad­ visory Committee, which helps set grade for fruit In interstate commerce. Tiie (wo are John Schlrard Jr. and E. M. Southwi rd. Bombs Wreck Home BUENOS AIRES (U PI) - Two powerful bombs today wrecked the home o f Gen. Juan Lagalaye, chief of Ui« army lntelllgsucs service, seriously Injuring bia wifa and a presidential guard. The last such attacks on the home o f an army officer tarty this year touched off a nationwide roundup o f thousands of suspected anti-government par­ sons and declaration of n nation­ wide state o f emergency. disrupted communication*. Reports that a number of loot•ra had been executed In Puerto Monti, one of the ciUes moat heavily damaged by Sunday's quake aod the tidal wave that fol­ lowed, were denied by officials here. MaJ. Utonder McAdams, assist­ ant U J. air attache here, who made an emergency flight to Val­ divia Thursday la a U J . embassy plane, u id people lhara are alill "terribly distressed." "Every Ume we land at Valdi­ via airport scores af people arc waiting, willing to do anything to gel oul of there," be said. "It's nltll raining. There are alill rum- The Sanford Polirr Benevolent Association, lac., will place flhga on tba graves of deceased police officers in Memorial Day cere­ monies Monday. The iribi.ii' will lie for Ucorgo W. Harriett, Sam C. Gardner, Ar­ thur R. Marihall, Green W. Smith, W. A. Tillit, Sam Smart, Charles M. Hand, Jan es F. McClelland Sr., W. Connrr William .on, Robert C. Wilcox, Wiliam Benton. David Sprer, C cjrge H. Tomlinson, R ob­ ert L; Kennedy, Wcaley Prescott and F. D. Dyson. Also II. Wbillcn. J. A. Kill!brew, Cleveland Jacobs, Joe Cam­ eron,-John V. Marlin, Tom Allen, Oscar Vernon,. Ho'wrt L. Jones, A. D. Sm i.'u Hubrrt Young, Clif­ ford C. Redenbaugb, Thomas Oil* Tyner Jr., J. M. Victory, A. L, Barineau, J. A. Howard, B. J . Goode, Charles H. Shaffer, J. 'B, QuatUebaum, James Hiram Lee, Sr. and John (Thee) Lea. Officers killed in the line of duty were William Benton, Cleveland Jacobs aod F. X. Graves Sr. n. Osceola Airbase To Be Discussed Tha County Commission today authorised Chairman John Krider aad Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to go to Washington next week to rout with federal offlclala an acquiring the Oseeqls Auxiliary air baa* In aerthoast Seminal* County. No Visitor TOKYO (U PI) Communist Chines* Premier Chou Ea-lai is not likely to accept British Field Marshal Viscount Monlgomery’a Invitation to a private visit in Eng­ land, observers said today. Mont­ gomery, retired deputy command­ er of NATO forces, ex leaded the invitation Thursday night at a banquet in Peiping. He alto prom­ ised to change West ere impres­ sions « f Communist China, whieh ha u id la ‘Wetter than (ho 0(d China." not board af earlier because af jsFustuatfm acre Inal bvferiag Lake Rar* ■ay and have tanUttwaiy given their a-eevsl to too (motor. TWO M L LlO lf M O U E L M poopte k C hit gg* i on# shown here ia a public park near Coo—pcloa. � 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, May 26, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8bbe9756b1610f0b055c7ec9bc19834d.pdf edf928cb3cf20a1362b6ac7609f56b6c PDF Text Text B U O X ir T IO N o f • a \ • fl 5 s 1 b DKACniPTtON o f LAND land X • * m m nam k or OW.NICR DKBCRIPTIOK o f LAND * P lia e M A Sm ithian Brawdy Thomaa J Lata t L ot I L et T It l i a ef O .p a A I ------------------------------------------------------It e t a it * rt N W Ii R oT r k ................ — ---------------- I I II II W D orothy a L BnyBev, R alra W W W aalkaaaa Ladom ll W * « » » k fl, A Charlotte D Ito g tr Brlttaa Bara N Balmaa r BOOK U P A H I M A N W illiam B A Olive R B lock W illiam B A Oliva R Black Ladom ll W A M aria J Marakl Palaala Lead Co Palaala I a * l Oo. 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MAY 25, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA County Commission Race Runoff Vote By Precincts 9 1 4 9 • 7 9 99 in 99 49 to 71 to m 99 79 tea 79 M 99 Cordell 944 99 ■01 99 Hfilllims 904 M9 ■H TT 9 NO. 701 M * \ M 11 M U4 ITT M 14 999 4to 74 903 179 171 94 M Ml SOi 71 MS 909 Ml 91 » 999 479 M 90 MT 919 194 lto M M -• • 400 Avery Swofford , 4 Fitzpatrick MO * 19 419 1M 991 ^Uttie m * MIAMI (UP!}—Florida today ac­ claimed Farris Bryant aa Its gov­ ernor-to-be and furnlshtd solid en­ dorsement of hit deep-South ap­ proach to any racial problems that may arise in tho next four yarn. Bryant rolled to victory over •tato Sen. Doyle Carltoo Jr., in Tuesday's decisive second Demo­ cratic primary with a margin of better than 91,990 votes. Bryant tarried 14 of the state’s m coun­ lie*. Unofficial United Press Interna­ tional returns from all 1,971 of tho state’s precincts gave Bryant Ml,'9M votes and Carlton 009,919. In doing ao, Bryant a***, only 99 799 41 791 199 109 to 994 709 79 104 m Mi turned back Carlton's first bid for the governorship, bs slso over­ came the editorial endorsements of most of the state’s msfor newspapers and tho powerful backing of out-going Gov. LeRoy Collins which wsrs given the ST-yesr-old son of a former ah|ef executive. Bryant rolled up a more than S-l majority in defeating Carlton In tho county. Bryant polled 1,094 votes to Carlton's 1,799. Bryant capturod U of the II county precincts. Carlton managed to oomo out oa top by a slim mar­ gin in tho Sis via precinct. One ef tho last atatamente made compiled by UPI placed the toll at News Briefs Farm Bill Okayed il aboiwa 'ad fLukn Blnihuc, born ta thn travail that made itself felt all around tho Pacific basin this wank, added Utter amok* to that ad at tenet w n s known veles- WASHINGTON (UPD-Tho g n ­ Tha formation of the now volats haa approved a flta billion dollar. farmiM My bUMte# man- canono one nlroady .mors than 90S fast high—dtapUcod Um lake A t h u votod ky tbs Hoorn hut aoma bad and aant ausiaa of watdk lto million lass than Prasldaet surging into the landilldo dataatod Baa Pedro Rlvor, creating a l l n ^ w i r miifttltd new threat to quaks-devastated VaUhte. j • T King Trial Th# . rumbling peaks Jattod MONTGOMERY (UPI) - Ttte amoka aa much aa 91,000 foot in Rav. Martin Lnthar King Jr., tho air, as 4 aoma of thorn also Negro integration tender, goos os botehod glowing streams of lava. trial today on two aousto ef Fortunately, few Chilean towna perjury la connoctlon with kla a n located near tho volcanoes state Income lax. Ring could ro- that wore in action today. Now report* of looting cam* ftons the disaster sons. In tha Puerto Saavedra region, halfby this week's tidal Johnson Holds LeadB drowned waves, troops ware ordered to LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPU-For- take "energetic action" to put a atop ta "acts ef pillage" bp ta­ with teas than B09 pnetaete ontidal wave lashed Chita’s tabulated, today was Um Pams const Tumdny, and n eratie oomteoa far United Mates ■taJoo earthquake WM reported m b s tor to epposs Incumbent.Ben. ta tho effihor* Chiloe I■land*. Observer* at the University of John Sherman Caspar (B-Ky) ta Chile said this week’s earthquake* wore "the most intense ever re­ corded." Seismologists ta the Canary Island* said they ware wqno Uwa tho** which devastat­ ed southern Peru or tho "Morascan Bivtora" earlier this year, - A resident of devastated Puerto Maatt, looking aadly at the creally aggression "anywtwra ta th9 tilted walls of hi* home, agreed world." Opening tha 191k South- with Uw experts, "W# think H U the beginning ef to a st Asia Treaty Orgaohiltoo military odvtears' modaoaaas, tha and ef Ui« world," ha said! Gatos aald tha United Matos waa "prepared aod wlil haaar eer NEW YOKE (UPI) fury today waa lava 909 124 to 99 U 141 IN lto 199 97 M BS • 941 49 M 190 M9 lto M M Mi M4 by the Ocala-born, Harvard edu­ cated victor on election evo was lha promise, If he won, to “ stop answering these race questions of the newspaperc.” He also Issued a plea for unity. In his, victory statsment at Ocala, Bryant pointed to the sup­ port ho collacted throughout the state aod declared, “ 1 wcot to work to pull tho divisive elements In Florida back together. He said be had no "bitterness In my heart1' for Carlton. NEW YORK (UP1) price* at 1 p. m.: American TAT , : ...... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ........ Caterpillar ................. C A O ....................... Chrysler Curtiss • Wrlgbt ... Douglas Aircraft . DuPont ............... Eastern Air ......... Ford Motor ......... General Electric ... General Motor* . . . Graham • Pate* .. Int. T A T ......... .... LoriUerd ........... . Bhutto', Maid Peonoy Pena RR .. A . ... . Soars Roebuck ..... Standard Oil (NJ) . Studabaker ........... U. 8. Steel .......... Wcstlagbouse El. ., when 1,723,470 gallons ware used Jrom Um supply already being used at a rate that has taxed Its capacity, City Manager Warren Knowtes said today. • This was almost 100.000 gal•joa more than the previous high May 17 and compares to a form­ er record of 9,900,000 tor a peak day. The city water pumps were operating tor 90 hours and 90 min­ utes at full pumping capacity Mon­ day to provide water pressure, Knowles pointed out ta raptallng an earlier request by the city that residents use water sparingly for Duncan To Attend Lioni Conclave “ I want to work with him and earn his friendship and support." Governor Collins, at the peak of hit own povvtict! tavver in Flor­ ida, accepted Carlton’s defeat with disappointment. But he congrat­ ulated Bryant and offered "aoy cooperation or assistance I can give to him, and that he would like lo havt." Collins Itarned late Tuesday he had been chosen as permanent chairman of the national Demo­ cratic convention at Lot Angelos In July, a post that could put him in position as a strong dark horse candidate for the vice presidential nomination. Carlton also offered Bryant con­ gratulations. The 19 counties that went tor Carlton were Broward,-Charlotte, Dade, DcSoto, Glades, Hardee (his home county), Highlands, Hills­ borough, Monroo, PinalUs, 8L Lucie and Sarasota. Bryant won the remaining 19 and yielded Hillsborough, PinelIn, Saraaota, Cbadtete, DeSoto, Glades, Highlands and ;St. Lucte by only slim margins. Carlton's biggest votes came frdm Dade, 111,979 to 9a,300, and Broward, 97,974 to 19,030, but the swells Ultra were, .not nearly enough to atom the UOe. lor for Ary Jtey- WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e su­ per aircraft carrier Saratoga and a West German merchant ship col­ lided off Capo Hslteras, N. C., shortly after midnight, Uw Navy said today. Thera was no serious damaga to lha canter and no personnel InJuries wan reported early today, the Navy said. Tha Saratoga was en route to Mayport from Norfolk, Va. U m Navy said a jet fuel line which carries fuel for aircraft was broken and n fire resulted on the Saratoga, but it was quickly ax- to M ^Smothers Still ‘Favorite’ Hara More than t,000 persons flocked to the polls la the second primary as compared with 9,711 voters who cast ballots in the first primary M ay!. Supervisor of Beglstrsltoa Mrs. mm ffff Hfi W jjfi VICTORIOUS CANDIDATES la thg County Commission n e w were con­ gratulated by County Democratic Executive Committee Chairman Bob Billhlmer today as the canvassing committee met to check Tuesday's pri­ mary vote tabulation. Left to right, James Avery, Ted Williams, Billhlmer and John Pitapatriek. v j ...................... (Herald Phot?) Adams, Conner Roll To Victory In Ctbinet Posts Elracr Ashlay, Ja Marina Carp veteran of Warid War II dofaatod Homer Sewell la lha r.ce for pesca justice In DUtrict 9 while Bob Carroll won over O. G. Owen Is tha DUlrlct 4 coostabU’s race. Ashley, la gaining the victory, collected 1,190 votes to hU op­ ponents, 449. Ashley took the majority of the votes in Fern Park, Bear Lake and Longwood white Sewell cap­ tured the majority of Forest City votes, 99-19. Carroll collected 9,900 voles to Owen's 1,049. Carhill will replace J. Q. Gal­ loway as constable Jan, L Gallo­ way opposed Sheriff J. L. Hobby In ibe first primary and was de­ feated. The merchant ihlp was identi­ fied as the Bernard Leon HardL The Navy laid the Hardt suffer­ ed "extensive damage" above the water Use. Its radio communica­ tion* were knocked out. Tho ship's engine waa running, however, aod it got under way for Capo Henry, Va.. by l a. m., aacurted by the V. B. destroyer Stripling. Ike Gorman ship intended ta proceed to Baltimore. Tho Saratoga, which carries a A campaign to "keep Sanford'* craw of 9,MB and is aa long aa an 99-atory bulldlag la Ugh, suffered teenagers working at horn*" la damage (a fta upper bull and a cat- presently being waged ky Uw walk, in addition to Uw fire. local Florida Mate Kmfteymaat office. Daniel B. Hahn, manager, said application* for summer and full­ time employmeat have been receivsd by Bemlnote High School Kay Graves, University of Flor­ students, and ha it urging local ida Athletic Director and bead employers to hlra local youth. "The appllretioas am piling up," football eoacb will speak at the Hahn said, “ U would bo a loss Jaycaa luncheon June M. G ram succeeded Bob Wood­ lo this arts, If tha graduating ruff aa grid coach at Uw aad af seniors were forced lo toava San­ last asasoo. ford In search of tmploymoal." Campaign On To Keep SHS Graduates Home Graves To Speak A t Jaycee M eet UN Ready To Back U.S. In Spy Flight grand Jury bearing tolls of hi* com pi dUt toted. In DUtrict I and Ted Williams de­ feated J. D. Cordell in the District A retired Navy chief, accountant and Sanford businessman ware handily voted into three county commission posts in Tuesday's second primary. James P. Avery defeated incum­ bent Lawrence 8wofford In the Die* trict I race while John Pitapatrick wen over incumbent Homer Little mm Peace Justice Hugh Duncan will be out ef town from Thurs­ day through Soaday hot hi* of­ fice will remain open. Duncan and Mrs. Duncan will bn ta a dategallon (ram Uw Baaford Lions Club attending Uw Florida state Lions convention at Miami Beach through. Uw week­ end. Othara going *rom bora will „ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ k* Hobart Carroll, Eugaoo Oildent Eisenhower to expected to tall martin and MIHoa Smith aod Iks American people tonight that their wivat. tin United States must stand firm fsnkwt new Soviet threats but toava Uw way open for future nego­ tiations with Russia. The President's report on Mm summit conference collapse and Us "open akioa" inspection system i U-2 Issue moaning to th* fra* world will bo under U. N. coolrol. lost moil •nrrtod on major radio and tele­ The Midas "spy •to •tho •sky" view of vision notwork* at I p . n .H s will •stellite, hurled. Into orbit from satellites.1 Capo Canaveral Tuesday, was "Insteat known to have a key rate to Uw U-2 type plan, which would subject strata- dress, ou glc areas of tha world to constant proposals survolllaocr. thus guaranteeing all plan," O nations against surprise attack. That th Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei bate waa Ike’s Summit Long Probe lto «' SANTIAGO, Chlte (UP1) — Volcanoes that had boon silent for aa long u 40 year* belched amok*, ash and lava today over southern Chile, in what may be the w ont earth, quaki 2M many (UPI)— L.flndi today C-47 and Its alas occupants'‘ item East Germany after tha Iroo Cur­ tate had lifted la record Unto. Tbo America* craw and pauen gers, including n woman, had beta •chadded lo fly to Wait aargtaay this morning five days after Soviet MIG-17 Jets forced th* piano ta land to a Communist cornfield near tho Baltic Baa. After hours of fingernail MUng today a spokesman at U. B. Air Korea European headquarters barn said tha pjana and Uw nine Ameri­ cans wan still grounded. Ha said U tha weather did not. lift the American* wou!(l be take# lo Bar- MIAMI (UPI) - Youth and North Florida were carved ta Tuesday's Cabinet races with Doyle Conner and Tom Adams piling up ene-aided victorias ovar older opponents from farther Boutb. Tho Il-yaar-oid Conner won election ns Uw youngest Cabinet member In tbo history of Uw slate. Ha carriad 93 of the stale's 07 counties aa ha beat W. B. Hancock of Graveland by more than 90,900 votes. Adami, 49, crushed Jeu Yar­ borough by more thaa 100,000 votes to carrying all but two eousttes. Adams defeated Yarborough la the ta• tofw ..race souw by w# a on »9-1• vote »w»w — Seminole County. Adams rolled up 4,N9 votes to Yarborough's 1,412. Ik Um oommlaatoner of agrlcultura rare, Conker ftefeated Han­ cock 9J94 votes to 9,949. Conner took 11 of Um II praclncla al­ though Hancoek- proved strong la Uw Sanford precincts. ' Tho victories of Conner, a fiveUt(s from wo, - term Park, re•enator iy carried affirmed Mi. , . . into lha runoff from the first primary May 9,. .With 1,994 of tha slate's 1.971 prsriarta reported. Adams polled 4lt,MoS»ua to for Yar­ borough. > * o gat More than a third or htK^vstei to his homo county, D adc.\ WUh 1,909 practods counted to Uw agriculture race,.Conner ratted up 419,Ml votes against 949,979 for Hancock, who lad tkrdagk Uw taciy coasting byt faded aa Uw Wilton Registration, County Judye Vernon Miae mreUni today aa a canvassing beard to chock a l the votes and open the STS absentee ballots. The absentee ballots are not o » pected lo change the outcome is any of the races. Avery, retired Navy chief fremi Lake Mary, unseated Bwofford In the District a commission race tab* in# 10 of the It precincts and cel* lectin! S.4U votes to his eppen cat's a,til. In the first primary, Swafford had been high man In the eating but thara ware tour other candf dates la the race. Although 8wofford took two ad the throe Sanford precincts, Avery proved strani in Oviedo Golden* rod, Longwood, Lake Mary and Fern Park. Avary, in a victory apeook after the returns ware fas Tuesday nlytrt, their faith In ma. I'll never M them down." he said. Fltxpalrick, in beating Little grabbed 9,94! votes to kla oppon* m i’s 9,994. FlUpatrick captured 19 predated although In many eases the voting 033 wna vary dost, the accountant, who haa his offices In Banked, took all three Sanford precincts In chalking up his victory. Fltxpatrick thanked kla support* ora and promleod to work toward own hardware and appliance stern aa 99tk Bt, rafted up M R vote* to Cordell'# MOi. Williams rolled-op the biggaat majority ed any candldata as ha took 19 prwtacta ta mate tnlaassa handily, white Conte* bad'TuZ „ poaod la tho ascend primary cam lectad M U votes. His runoff ap» pootnt in the DUlrlct 1 race, T. V. Brawn dted a week before Uw glees (tee. Ike eely member ef Uw present eommUstee wbe will agate serve next year will be Vemoa Dumb from District 4. Commlsteon Chairman J a k a Kridsr dedlnad ta anak n-elacttag . »• this year. 0- -».It,-7 *" XIj In Perfect Orbit CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — America's first "spy•lll•lhe•sky'• sataUlto whirled aroend earth to a naar-parfoct orbit Udsy, poised for a crucial test of lu mliiits. detecting “ eye." •if!J -tJ U. 8. scientists platted the path ith of the 2ti ton-moorlot, named M * ih daa 11, as accurately as possl. . l; .1btc, to work out.a tight series of real and simulated missile firings during its oiterating Ufa of absut * month. T. ' < The tests ware dalayed aoma* wbai Tueiday when, shortly alter (he satellite had gonn Into orbit, a key computer malfunctioned and scientists wero forced to spend 99 minutes miking rattgh calculations by band. The Air Force hopes tit provu that Midas )l can detect rackrig 7 by boat radiations the miao u they art launched. This wt pave Um way for a system satellites that would patrol Ui« aklta around-tha-dock within tw« years, to warn against aaeak a t tacks by an aggnsaar. ■ Unknown’ Takes • Committee Race TAMPA (U P I)— Tlm iidM u wondering today if (ho acridoa his name carried l o U d u n u political unknown from Jack villa, to aa amaxing victory in muablaa ' confirmed t h a t b a d weather bad delayed tbo plant's takeoff for tbo two-hour flight to Wtoabadcn. Monthly Drills primary haltot up majority opinion to th* coun Tho lira siren will Mast off to DoBary at 9:41. p. m. Thursday announcing tbo atari af the monthly « m drills, Id Manly. Bra chief raid. Hotly added that Ml active firemen a n to tepart at lha S w im s a t t p a , tha Delary re- ■ M -M �------------------------------ .— Castro Denies D - • a^V 1 \W f t Life 2 aW 'Tenne (teo vote* Tuesday which ifavd him a total of 722 delegate *. voles aiAlaa definitely ifof IitIf af (S committed OAmmlffpft or flP P 1f» exf pressing a preference for him. i H« needs ooly 600 vote* at the } convention to win the nomination, j Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arix.) » Is runner-up to Nixon with 29 f pledged votes. Many delegates (Have yet lo be chosen but most , arp expected to go to Nixon bartying some dramatic political up! oat. * Ooldwatcr, not regarded as a i serious presidential contender, fre; quenlly baa bean mentioned as a possible running-mate for Nixon. f However, many others figure in •peculation for second place on : th a GOP ticket. Nixon long has been regarded •In Republican circles ai the logi. cal presidential nominee in view HAVANA (UPD—Premier Kidd Castro, his face flushed with anger, said Monday night there was no truth to American press reports that Cuban troops have surrounded the V. S. naval base at Guantanamo. The Imports, published In Nor­ folk, Va., had previously been de­ nied by U. S. authorities. "On May 1, we made it dear In definitive terms that Cuba did not have an aggressive attitude toward the Guantanamo base nor about any other matter," Castro told a press conference. "These reports were propagated by elements which persist in try­ ing to provoke a clash between Cuba and the United States. . . . "The aggressions don't come from Cuba, but from the United States . . . and from the U. S. Sen­ ate, from the planes that have burned our sugar cane, from the circles who persist in creating problems for Cuba." Tbe Premier said Jose Miro Cardona, Cuba's new ambassador lo the United Stales, will leave for Washington "when conven­ ient." He did not set a date. 4 Q fff-4 st}r!!irc.9 n mbpo ha tip# nrffllflpiit. -Negroes Planning j Beach Mixing Drive There Goes All 9 CLINTON. Okla. (UPD — A stray cat blackad out tha towns of Clintoi., Arapaho, Custer City and Thomas for eight minutes recently, but gave its ninth life doing it. Jt crawled into a trans­ former at the Public Service Co. and was electrocuted. BILL LEBHERZ, marketing dlrwtpr of Ox Fibre Brunh Co., right, is wel­ comed to Sanford by Mayor Earl Higginbotham, center, and a group oj business leaders and officials Tuesday. Left to right, James Wright, Man­ ager of the Benson Junction plant; Clifford McKibbin, chairman of tha Chamber of Commerce's committee of 100; Higginbotham, B. L. Parkins Jr., president of the chamber and Lebherz. (Herald Photo) « half of the administration during ' kla f u MARION, Ind. (L'PI) -Deputy Sheriff Guy Spencer, a police offi­ cer for more than 20 years, says ht's had some "close ores, but nothing like this.” Spencer, 49, was escorting con* vlcted rapist Harold Lohman from the courthouse to the county jail Tuesday when his prisoner pulled out a hidden .32 caliber pistol, aimed It at Spencer and clicked the trigger three limes at point* blank range. The gun misfired each time. “ My guardian ar.gel must have been on my side," Spencer said. Lohman had been out on bond pending an appeal from a Janu­ ary, 1930, conviction of raping an ll-ycar-old girl. He was ordered back Into circuit court when his bond expired and the judge or* dered him held for pre sentence investigation. 1000 should bo a bigger year for bualnesi than tbe previous year Bill Lebherx, marketing director of the Ox Fibre Brush Company told a group of Sanford business leaders and civie officials Tues­ day. Lebbers was the guest of honor at • apecUl noon luncheon at Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant. Tho marketing director waa in­ troduced by Jamea Wright, man­ ager of tha Benson Junction pUnt. Attending the luncheon were 1. L. Perkins Jr., president of the Chamber of Commerce, John Alexander, newly elected Jaycee president; Mayor Earl Higgin­ botham of Sanford; Clifford MeKlbbin, chairman of tha chamber's committee of 100; Mack Cleve­ land Jr., county attorney; Vernon Miie, county judge; Robert Bau­ man, president of the Sanford Atlantic Bank and John Kridsr, manager of tbe chamber. Lebiters told the group that bo waa tired of bearing about say depression. "As toon as thing* atari to slid then fa always de­ pression Mlk. "At far as we are concerned, we are doing business like nthar before and are way ahead of Dit year, Lebbers laid. The area plant, localad at Ben­ son Junction, employs more than 100 peraons and uses Sanford as • DAYTONA BEACH (UPD - A >Negro leader said Saturday a new ! drive to Integrate public beaches 'probably would begin hen, but ! pat until after Tuesday's primary. I Tha Negra spokesman, who r asked that his name not be used, ! fa an official of the NAACP. He iasid the drive would be delayed The tan collector's offlco re­ , «atil after tha primary because Negroes did not want ft to cause ported today that an error ap­ • last-minute flare-up in the gov- peared in the annual tax salt no­ tice which liattd the New Mount The spokesman said the cam- Cavalry Baptist Church as owing alga "might" begin along Daya’a Beach'a miles of broad 170.54 in texts. The nmount should lehaa next weekend. * have appeared aa Hue from Lovle ho moiling a d d ip a p .^ fAACP leaders met la Tampa L Battles and hot sha chunk ■atiy to plan tho drive. Tax List Error Oviedo Graduates Hold Services tft ? X special service waa held ea Sunday for tha graduating alast of tbe Oviedo High School. Rev. Jock T. Bryant, porter of tha Pint Baptist Church in Orisdo, gave a talk on growing up. Services were held in tha First Msthodlst Church In Oviedo. Miss Naomi Tuhy playad the piano for the precobslonela. The citae president, Michael Duda, gave tho invocation and Misa JoAaaa Oliver read tho scripture. Rev. George Carlton, pastor of the. Methodist Church, the benediction. "SUPER RIGHT* BEATY WESTERN CHUCK " "I waa taking him to the jail," Spencer said. "We use the alley quite a bit going from the jail to the courthouse and back. I got him about half way. He pulled a gun from his right coat pocket and turned and ftred at me. "While I was getting my own gun out of the holster, he pulled the trigger twice more. ____ Youth Talks Way Out And Into Jail "II look me by iurpri*e," Spe*. eer uld loberly. "We were goin* lo search him at the jail." The prisoner had been brought to court by his attorneys. When he finally was searched, authogi. ties found more than the giA? "Lohman had three hacksaw blades sewn into the waistband of his trousers," the deputy said. "He had foam rubber insoles in his shoes, and a pair or wire cutting pliers in his right shoe. A key and box of medicine were in the other shoe." DALLAS, Tex. (UPI)—A fasttalking young man arrested for' speeding had the brashness to telephone Dallas Mayor It. L. Thornton In tbe middle of the night and demand release from jail. Jerry Mixon, 20, told the mayor he was the son of city Council­ man George Mixon. The mayor w u o in got the chief of police to order the release of his caller. The next day pollca discovered that Jerry Mixon waa not the son ( of the city councilman and had w all * been arrested before for not hav­ PLUMBING, HEATING, ing a driver's license and using AIR CONDITIONING loud mufflers on hia car. He was 1007 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-UI1 arretted again. im AIR C0MDITI0MM Right1 M eat Buys COFFEI STEAK “SUPER RIGHT* HEAVY 1 ROAST Leave It To Kids MANKATO. Minn. (UP!) — Police arrested three teenagers they sold "fished** contenta out of n night despository at the First National Bank. The police declln. ed to tell how the youtha warn abla to got to the money in the SPKIAl ALLGOOD BRAND THIN SLICED "SUPER RIGHT* TENDER SPPPesfdly. (hi^f-proff eontaiaar, SULTANA SHORT GRAIN 1Pupils Pur On Folk Dance Program . A program of folk dancoa waa .put on at the Leke Mery Element{«ry School by the third grade -pupils Tuesday afternoon. ' Class numbers taking pert ware iPat Beet, Sue Brooklyn, Nadine |Johnson, Emily McMenamln, Patti ;|far Riley, Fatty Rowall, I.ynette iBchooley, Lynn Smith, Kay Winder, hold, Karen Smith, David Benson, Wayne man, Roy WR/fts Bo Doroin, IW7 Cheater, Lnriwr, Johnaionnlay Jimlaas, Craig Keogh, Berry Werner, David Wester end Charles ' Dunn. “ SUPER RIGHT* ALL MEAT FRANKS SULTANA CHUCK STYLE FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES The Answer Hurt BT. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) — Joneph Donovan sold "gladly" when ;Republican Mock worker Richard McMillan called at his home In n •urvey to determine what party resident favored. Donovan le a long-time secretary of state and P member of the state Democratic•Fanner-Labor Party. LONG GREEN Cue u mba rt GREEN GIANT. GOLDEN LARGS SWEET Pintapplt -Postal Red Face ; NORMAN, Okie. 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Inch nation hai begun In its way to develop o rationalisation, a Justification, for what happened and for the role that the natlon’a -loader played or failed to ptay. White this may do for national janaumption, to assuage wounded ^arlde and salve hurt feelings, It 3$ - not good enough. •'There la a great void, a vast .lad somewhat ominous omptljg a i, In which only a few perma can Join tbo chorus of "I Id you so." Among them are riUea such as former Secretary f State Dean Acheron who hare mslatently scorned summitry at i extrais* opening the way to >*ela*ly tbo kind of storm to bleb President Eisenhower was Ibjsciod and to o painful dlsittskm'putting the caute of peace lek to a now low. But oven these ritlcs could hardly have foreseen w aeeldent af. the - espionage lane and its effort M any slight* chance of meets* at tha sum11$.. It I* t«o early to knew how tab of the four ao dissimilar m wffl react in tbo void that is been .erarJaf*..wVwhowtr 10. go on travellag, receiving aa i Portugal tbo maaslvs acclaim i t t hat coma to.moan much to its . It la probata# that bis Aslan 2 CAiB K-4M: Peggy 0., aged,» , Jg perplexed about romance. 3 "Dr. Crane," aba began, "1 la v a dated a teacher of cboralstry for the past four years. Ha la now ft, and Ms nemo la Joe. . "Ho Ilroa with Us widowed 'Mother, who atoms to libs mo fairI f wall. And Jot protest* that he Torts me, but ho shies away from dll talk about marriage. * "Recently, while I wai attending *dur stale teacher’* convention, 1 'met a high school principal named Arthur. "He it a widower, aged >4, with r| little boy who la three rears old. And Arthur has bora driving ovor to my Iowa oach weekend to see • "Jot Rtta b u t becauta 1 don't ■fra bias all af aur time, but I bar* derided I kart already apent four J ta ri with Jot, ao why wast* my lift on au old bachelor. Am I ; tractive, but if they have deferred -to a widowed mother for U yean pad bava become enslaved by tb* j habit af patting iff decisions, they ; are uausfiy difficult to handle. •>- A widower, however, hs* already 1keen housebrohra by $ P ^ a i. saw^wwswwww Wg aoma other -woman. ' i; Ha la thus more considerate than Jhs bachelor, and for men under•steading of women. !► Beside*, be la not to indecisive. •Rad women can't get their great.' net romantic thrills from the kisses i n f o timid male, live follow-up, txen of great value. But, as in Latin America, their usefulness. Is questionable, since they stir expectations that cannot or will not be fulfilled. And as Elacnhotrer reaches the end of his authority these cere­ monial progresses with all the appurtenances ol vait cheering crowds and triumph^ archways bava leas and lesi vzW. On the eva of hit departure It wai characteristic that Prime Minister Macmillan should exreis to those who talked with Im about the future a concern for Eisenhower and wbat It had meant to him to tako such In­ sults from Khruihchev. After ■11, aa the prime minister re­ marked with the urbanity, the worldliness, that la bit hallmark, a president of tbo Unltod States, and particularly this prfsldant, "la unfeeuatomed to th§ kind of rough oxehango that la Urn staple of life for those of us who grow up In the House of Commons." !w*w will he reaet7 What will he do? Tho Macmillan watchword Is testeaH, Above ail, no haity action from tbo West, since there la no evi­ dence that the Communist line out of Moscow la about to under- t For women regard Indecisivenets aa a feminine trait. They think man are POSITIVE and bold, not uncertain and hesitant When they meet a fellow who can't nuka up Us mind and who runs boms to mamma to got hla problems solved, they subcon­ sciously rata him aa only half-man. Most women react with disgust at the stories of males who use rouge and lipstick or dress la feminine lingerie, for women don't grow romantic about half males. But there arc a lot of other sec­ ondary famala traits besides the use of rouge or lacy lingerie. Women themielvea tend to feel timid, uncertain and physically waaker than tbo other sox. So when they encounter a male who la timid, uncertain and afraid of athletics- or fisticuffs, they vaguely recoil. You unmarried girls like Peggy CAN marry a bachelor and bo rea­ sonably happy, but you will gtMraUy pay a heavier price in quar­ rels and heartache. A widower of the same traits and physical charms, will be a safer bat for a happy, harmonious married life. And If your bachelor boy friend la tha son of a long time widow, bb doubly on guard, for bo will prob­ ably ramaln tied to her' apron strings till ah# dies. So 1 advised Peggy to continue dating tbo widower. It Is okay to keep dating an old bachelor U you bava no other bettor prospects, but don't waste more than •ooe year of your Ufa on such "manana” guys. Sand for my "Tasta for Sweet­ hearts," anclosing a .stamped re­ turn envelope, plus 10 cents (non­ profit), They wlQ help wood out go a radical shift. The disillu­ sion Is almost .greater for Macmlllan than for Eisenhower since he bad built his hopes higher, and certainly just prior io the U-J he bad given clear indica­ tion that ne was prepared to go much further In a temporary solu­ tion for Berlin than Franco or the United States. On the day that tha heads of government left Parts for home the hading commentator on the stale-owned radio, which In France under the DeGsulle re­ gime has become virtually an In­ strument of propaganda, said with something like proud complac­ ency that the U-2 proved the wisdom of the DeGaulh policy of refuting to anbmlt control of France'! fleet and air force to NATO. This was an example of what could happen if one’s allies were not consulted. That la, of course, untrue, since, no mailer what the agreed extent of con­ sultation, such an act as the espionage flight would never have coma within Ha compass. If this la (o be the lino, then Doaaulla’s nationalism and bis determination to build, regardless of coat, an Independent nuchar de­ terrent for France la reinforced. The t-aric—fnlly of that four**— Ha Impossibility In relation to French resources—has been evi­ dent enoughJajMJlKf. th* country It is given a glowing color by the dream of grandeur of which DeGaulle is noth sym­ bol and progenitor. Aa for the fourth man, wa know loo well what bit course is to be. It is to cause the utmost trouble and uncertainty in the West without provoking a war. Or, at any rate, the assumption despite th* summit explosion Is still that Khrushchev wants to atop short of war. If the recent pait la a pre­ cedent, tha tragedy will be to find the West In tha newly created void reading to the actions of the Commun'U loader. Except for piecemeal Instance*, tom* of them important enough, the West baa not taken n major independent Initiative alnce the Marshall Plan. That fact should sober oven the hotleit of hot-heada who now teem determined to reset with a bigger and bigger chip on tbo shoulder to (he Russian aggros* sivenesa. The MarsbaU Plan saved Western Europe from com­ munism and U has stood through the vaara at a aymbol of wbat the west can do la unity. It la a lesson, a profoundly Important example, if anyone it In tha mood to discover what to do in a void. When guests arrive lo spend. a night or two they will bring suit­ cases with them. These must be moved from their automobile to tho guest room. It la tha part of the boat to do tho carrying. This avet though ho may bo a frail man with a bad back. Carrying me suites at could bo Just enough to cause the baek to snap, crippling the boat foe the duration ot tha guests' visit Oa tha ether hand a mala guest may be a former athlete, aoHdly built and aa powerful aa an ex. Ho may keep hlmaolf in excellent physical condition taking atr*mi­ en* extra lies, whereas the host la the bookish typo whoa* physi­ cal oxartloo is limited to walking to hla automobile or the boa. Tb* guest, loosing th* situation will inslit upon carrying tho suitcues. If tb* boat has already started to walk, off with them, th* guest wffl Intercept Mm and try to wrest tb* suitcase from hla grasp. The Lost will fight back using up soma of 4bo limited strongth that should bo conserved for carrying tba snltcaM. If tha guest, la spfio af Ma greater strength, cannot wrest the suitcase* Horn th* boat ho wffl demand th* privilege ot carrying at Watt o m . But the hoot will re­ fuse th* compromlao, contending that U la •taler to cany two suHcaeee than on* because they balance each other. On the other hand should th* guaat win out sad wrest Uw suitcaaea from th* boot and walk off with thorn th* host will be martifiod, fooling that ho baa not done Ma duty by Ma guest and alas that Ms inferior physical condi­ tion has beta exposed and em­ phasised. dearly, it la right and proper that tba boats do tb* carrytag But tbs guests could cooperate by bringing with them suitesaea WASHINGTON — The law. makers blinked when the man saw he needed $4,000 to alow down the revolving door at the Capitol. And, in almoit the same breath, be said be wanted $S million to •peed up th* Capitol'* trolley aervice. There were other *trang* re­ quest* for money on thl* occasion —the annual trip of Capitol archi­ tect George Stewart to th* appro* priationa room. If the general rule applies, the lawmakers will approve most of th* Items, almost all of them matters Involving penonal eonvenlence. , There was, for Instance, a re­ quest for money te pay a musclesoother—physical therapist they call him — to give our senators fro* massages la the gymnasium •team room. "Then tho warm girl, with a warm smUe, takes your bar* chest and puts it against a cold, cold plate." "Why does the do that, Daddy" "1 am not sure, ton," I said. "Evan la restaurants they warm the plata.. But In tha X-ray room, tho photographic plataa are made of romt best .resistant motel, furthermore, U is your father’a bor hammers—"with a kick Ilka that wa can got you a spot oa th* Forty-niners," said tho medico. Our diet la inquired into. "I oat Ilka a horse," 1 jsald. "Neigh, neigh." "Very funny," said tba* medio without a smile. "Let's try tba old blood pressure.” Ho wrapped up my arm and pumped and Ustmad. "Hmmmm," ha said. 1 bate tnoae “ hmmm" things. It could mean anything. "Taka this aUp up to X-ray," aald tba doctor. Medicine it spe­ cialized those scientific days. (You could cut your throat and tha stom­ ach man would not touch you. "Out of my department. So* Dr. Jones, ear, nos* and throat Hours I to • * o X-ray la a curious department of modern medicine. Thia is Where wo got tho picture on tbo oM pump. "Take off everything down to th* waist," said th* lady la tha white smock. "My wrist watek, too?” I aaked shyly. You know, you might want to know what time it la. Tha lady slapped a pair of ovorals* calipers oa my bar* chest "Good heavens, girl I These a n cold” "Now, now," aha said soothing- voices. Something like your own Iniuranco la peculiar. You must voice when you tell the child: pass to your reward under very “ Wouldn't you rather play some­ special, fine • printed clrcumthing else besides cooking tho cat stances. The more you see the doc­ In the oven, dear" tor, tho less ensnee they have to • • • Well, dear hearts, I can remem­ pay off. It la found buaiaoas. ber when we did not have annual checkups. We juat took an aspirin Anyway, back at tha X-ray and aald: "Maybe It will go away Ranch: Thera you ara with some­ In an hour." thing boating In baek of you. And Tho medical men did- not ap- you think, "She probably turned R prove of this attitude. on and forgot to turn It off. I am Nowadays, I cannot pick up a probably well-done, already." magaxine without reading about "Breath* deeply," sbe said. all th* horrid things that aro hap­ "Hold ttl” pening to m*. 1 tail you a man standing around "Annual cbackups aro your beat in bit pants, with hla chest against Insurance." cold motel, la la bad psychological I read that la my own Insurance position. company ad. At first I could not "You may dress now," said tb* see why they should downgrade smiling lady, awitehiag off the cur­ Ihclr own lnaurane*. But 1 Imagine rent and stepping cut of the lead they aro taking tbo odds oa their box. bet. •, , That's that for on* more year.', By JAMES KELLER "Singers have a glorious mis­ sion— to transmit to thtlv *udldlenees all the musical beauties that lie in ooera.” “•flCKffft. jlovauni MartlnelU, the world-famed tenor wno sany with New York’s Metropolitan Opera for 30 years and who will soon celebrate the 30th anniversary of his singing debut in Milan. On* who it imbued with the conviction that he has been en­ trusted by God with a mission to fulfill in life utuslly experiences the true Joy of living. Oh the other hand, he who has little or no concept of the special role he is expected to play on (he stag* of. life ordinarily leads a dull, almlesi, purposeless exis­ tence. In God's plan you, too, have been given a personal assignment to "transmit” to men a bit of divine truth, goodness and beau­ ty. It should be a "glorious mis­ sion” for you because you also can make the world better for your being la it. "As the Father has tent Ms, I also sand you.” Deepen In me, 0 Holy Spirit, a keen realisation of the mission la lif* which You oxpact mo to fulfil. Human and animal footprints believed to be anywhere from *,000 to 1,000 year* old have been found at Managua, Nicaragua. Scientists believe tbo prints to b* tb* earliest trace of man la that part of th* world. And • $1200 Hem — for tw* •pcelal mahogany telephone booth* for the Democratic cloakroom of the Senate. Lookinf over all thia proposed •pending had my head spinnlng-W especially that one about th* turning door that turn* too fait for our apeedy lawmaker*. Stewart maintain* that it's t<* dangerous and it need* a governor to hold down the maximum (peed to l i revolution* a tnlnutt. Holding legislators in check with • governor isn't as costly, of count, aa rushing them through n subway. Stewart wants to buiM o new trolley taction underground from tho new, naw House O ffice Building to the Capitol. This undoubtedly will turn out to bo tho most expensive on., minute rid# in oil the world's transportation history. Now, members of tha House must walk from their offices ta th* Capitol serosa tho street, while tha 09 men and the lady on the Senate aide ride In atyl* on * $4 million trolley system. ” Th* architect waa describing the n*w proposed line. "Th* haul," he said, "is not too long, and ths longest run would take a little brer cne minute from terminal tu terminal.” Bap. Frank to Bow (R-Ohio) sighed: "Thir^-$^'«>l* . 2s for that?” Actually, the money for this trolley system is Just a smalt hunl^ of the full cost connected with* the nsw, new House. Building. That structure, now being built so that each congressman may hays a three-room suite instead o f two, will end up coating flua million before it’a completed in 1063. There was one request that did stir up the lawmakers' dander, it was for an additional tree doctor for the 2,600 rare, beautiful treca^ on the Capitol grounds. Only ons* man is attending them now. Rep. Wait Horan (R-Wash.) was mortified. “ As ah apple grow, •r who has not only 2,600 trees, but 16,000 trees,” he said, "I do not understand why the architect has to have tree surgeons.” Htowart explained that a lot of hi* trees are U to 60 feet high and many ara ailing from Dutch elm disease. They're gelling up lorn years, ha said — 60 and 66 yesta* •Id — and need additional loving cart. Whereupon the congressmen went into an off-the.record huddla, and then apparently buried an axe in that request But it looks Ilko they’ll furnish the money for the trolleys, the revolving door, tho telephone booths — and their own bone dot* VETERANS AS LITTLE AS * paved streets *1 street lights % 5\0 ” ( :ioaiiIff Cdets excellent drainage DOWN k 111 n 1V tennis courts basketball court 9 city water ana sewers kiddie park PAYMENT city fire and police protection Native Has To Fay WKJTAX, Now Guinea (UPI) A civil court today awarded T. Tyrol), assistant district officer af Lumi, saves pounds, too shillings (Ilf) because a native at* Ma prim Persian cat. Tha native had bora brought from th* primitive Grera River area to Luml by a missionary. H* waa beiag ahoem tba town whra h* spotted TyreU's cot, dripped H to your best VA consider • interest oo mortgage — udor VA — f N .ll mo.' N M rtm t-u to llA -flT ilM , financing SAVE: 911.40 Per Month VA - FHA • FHA-IN-SERVICE • ALL AVAILABLE EXPERT LAW N SERVICE W N fi Is*sow —a Between PHONE Sanford Ave. A Hi-way 17-92 O ff Onora Rd. r* or advertising* of this edition of profiled hi any manner without I Far Information �W e d . M a r 2 8 . 1960— P a p e K Tffr » in fo r l fr n tl Lake Mary Girls Miller, Carhart Participate W edding Announced MR. AND MRS. JOHNNY 0 . CARHART JR. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mil­ ler, Sanford, announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Miss Anna Will Miller, to Johnny G. Carhart Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Carhart Sr., of Baltimore, Md. The wedding was solemnized at the Baltimore Catholic Church with Father Powers, officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Lewis M. Cor­ tes, wore a gown of white nylon lace over laifeta, a single strand of pearls and carried a bouquet of white mums, centered with white rose buds. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls. Mrs. Cortes, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and groom's father, served as best man. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception was held at the home of the groom'a parents. Assorted sandwiches, cake and punch were served to the guests. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Allen Karr, aunt of the groom and 5!rs. Miller, the bride's mother. For a wedding trip lo the moun­ tains. Mrs. Carhart chose a gray suit with black accessories and the rose huds from her bridal bouquet. The couple will reside at 4232 Birger Ave. in Baltimore. Tbe bride was born In Barwick, Ga.. graduated from High School In Morvin. Ga. After moving to Sanford, she has been employed at Florida Fashions in Orlando. The groom was born in Penn­ sylvania and graduated from the Long wood High School. He is now employed by a Service Station In Baltimore. Out-of-town guests in­ cluded Mrs. Miller, mother of the bride, Mr. and Mra. James E. Florey of Jenkinstown, Pa., Miss Betty Florey. Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Cortes and children of Ashland. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Florey, Judy and Joe Florey of Livingston, N. J. A!wa>s buy eggs from a market where they are refrigerated. Eggs quickly lose quality at room tem­ peratures. ur7 m' ^ Mjs7 Chase Hostess *To Scout Leaders About 50 adult girl icout leaden, Robb, Mrs. L. J. Leary, Mrs. T. C. assistant leaden and committee Thompson Mrs. John Sutherland, workers met recently at the home Mrs. Wendell Holmes, Mm . Tom of Mra. Randall Chase, district Stewart. Mrs. W. D. Bridge and chairman and neighborhood No. 1 5!rs. Robert Graffrus. chairman. They reported a most Mrs. Chase (hanked tlie leaders aucceisful year of scouting in Scm- for their outstanding work and innle County during the past year. showed the group the new centen­ 5liss Marge Nichols, Irom the nial badge to be worn by all who Orlando Citrus council office, was i participate in scouting for the next a guest. Duting the evening, Miss three years. Four workshops con­ Nichols awarded certificates of cerning programs, recruitment, completion to a group who has public relations and training were completed the basic leadership conducted by Mrs. James Buckler, course in Sanford. 5trs. W. W. Jones, Mrs. Lewis They are M n. Charles Bennett, Jlorgan and Sirs. D. H. Fletcher. Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr., Miss Nancy Under the direction of Mrs. Buckler, a Brownie Day Camp will be held June 6 to 10, at the Silver Lake Boy Scout Camp. In response to numerous requests of scout workers, a Red Cross first aid class will be given at the Episcopal Parish House. Miss Sally Robb, a mariner / * scout, and wearing a uniform that Members of the Girls Auxiliary many of the group had never seen, of the Central Baptist Church were was Introduced. A humorous skit honored at a Mother-Daughter was presented, entitled "Hams In­ banquet, recently, sponsored by ternational." It was presented as a the WMU of tbe church. Playhouse BO production and was The dinner' was served in the planned in honor of Mrs. L. R. a church dining hall and members Bauer who .has helped with the w of the Junior Gr A .’a.jh cir mothers scouting,w oprai*.. the. past, four and members of tbe WMU Execu­ years. Mrs. R. E. Stutsman's entrance tive Council, were guests of honor. Mrs. Ina Galloway was In charge In the new girl scout uniform of the of the preparation and serving of 21st century stopped* the show. It was made of black material with a the meal. 5(ra. Mary Cameron, GA direc­ silver cloth tunic and sliver helmet tor, gave the welcome address, with violent red feathers towering and the program with the girls over it. Others in the skit were participating preceded the dinner. Mrs. H. H. Osborne, Mrs. Morgan, Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Buckler and Miss Mrs. Gail Smith. Mrs. Galloway, Mabel Chapman. At the conclusion of the pro­ Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Lorena Crit­ tenden, 5trs. Maybelle Hayes, Mra. gram, Mrs. Chase presented Mrs. Marion Kennedy, Mra. .Nell Bul­ Bauer a cherished certificate of lock, Mrs. Harriett Bridges, Mrs. appreciation for her work during Eva Benton, Mrs. Ruby Bridges, the past four years. Mrs. B. Wol­ Mrs. Edna Giles. ford led the group in a "Scouts The Misses Faye Haynes, Cindy Own" closing ritual. Refreshments Kennedy, Marcia Bullock, Evelyn of green punch and green Iced Cameron, Becky Cameron, Linda cakes were served by Mrs. C. F. Bridges, Brenda Benton and Pat Lind, the new neighborhood N o.'2 Spears. chairman and Mrs. Bauer. ii. I • - * I 1;>-v Ti -V i' .; <N DonateS’T w o Rugs T o Church Nursery The Phebean Class of the First Beptist Church met for their May meeting at tbe home of Mrs. Ralph Bella. The devotion was given by Ihe class president. Mrs. G. W. Skip­ per, after which she conducted the business session. A thank you note was read from Mrs. Robert Hodges thanking the class for Ihe pqttcd plant she received while a patient at the hospital. Mrs. Betts reported that the committee had purchased the two rugs for lha church nursery and that they ara now being used. Mrs. Douglas Freed was welcomed to tbe class. Several interesting and informa­ tive quix games wrra enjoyed by the group under the direction of Mrs. Bells. Novel prises were awarded to Mrs. Skipper and Mrs, Vernon Hardin. The hostess served cake and punch to Mrs. Skipper, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs, Freed, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. Leon .Swain. Mrs. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. Donald Reagan, Mrs. H. L. Swaggeriy, Mra. Dan Batten, Mra. Ken­ neth Campbell, and the leather, Mrs. J. D. Cordell. * Central Baptist Girls A n d Mothers Qihd&A MIMOSA CIRCLE Members of the Mimoss Circle met at the home of Mrs. Howard Rice In DeBary. Mrs. Jo Peck, chairman, opened the meeting by having the members redd the gar* den collect. ™ It was decided that a su m .of money would be donated to send a child to summer camp. It waa announced t h a t a president's luncheon would be held In Winter Garden, May 25. Members decided to sell nap­ kins at the state flower show, scheduled for this fall. Programs for next year were discussed. Mrs. Walter Schwarx was welcomed as ^ a new member. “ At the conclusion of the bus! ness session, Mrs. Gerald Behrens was honored with a surprise stork shower and received many beauti­ ful gifts. A white elephant sale was also held. At noon a covered dish luncheon was served la tht Florida room, overlooking the lake. Those attending were Mrs. Beh­ rens, Mrs. Peck, Sirs. Schwarx, m Mrs. C. B. Cleveland, Mrs. C. w Hittell, Miss Kay Ifenninger, Mrs. W. B. Moye. Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. Alice Robiolio. Mrs. C. L. Wallis, and a guest Miss Dorothea Heantnger. DIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE Members of the Dirt Gardener's Circle held the last session o f the club year at the MQ Ranch In Os­ teen. Tbe ladies forined a motor­ cade la Sanford and drove to the • ranch at 10 a. m. They were met and welcomed by Mrs. Gladyce Morris, boss lady of tbe ranch, in­ vited to the trading post for cof­ fee then went to the MQ shod for the business meeting. At the close of a short business session, Mrs. L. E. Leeper, retir­ ing president, presented the gavel la Mra. R. F. Robison, Incoming president. Mrs. Robison and the ^ t h a r now officers, Mrs. J. R. Wells, vice president; 5!rs. Clyde Ramsey, secretary and Mrs. Wil­ liam Brislon, treasurer, discussed plans for next year. The women were served a deli­ cious luncheon at the ranch “ cook­ house" in typical western alyl*. The tables were centered with miniature covered wagons and boots, holding flower arrange* ments. Tbe favors, donated by Mrs. Leeper, were hen and biddie cac­ tus, planted in slyrasoi! in shell containers. Twenty-four members and one guest, Mrs. Arthur McCatlum, enjoyed the interesting out­ ing. Bomans Vacation m MR. AND MRS. J. W. DODSON Dodsons Married Sixty Years Mr. and Airs. J. W. Dodson cele­ brated their sixtieth wedding anni­ versary, recently, at (heir home on Lake Mary Blvd. in Lake 5lary. April 17 Mrs. Dodson celebrated her list birthday. Mr. Dodson will also have It fruitful y e a n to his credit in August. Eleven years ago they came to Florida for a visit and traveled all over the state. They slopped in many pretty places, but found that Lake Mary had the best drinking water, and decided to move here from Berra, Ohio. Thry purchased an old home and later bought addi­ tional properly across the street and built a new concrete block bouse. They have seen many changes in the last few years, and have done their part to help make Lake Mary grow. They have built sev­ eral homes here and had many frienda and relatives join them in this location. Both were born in West Virginia, and were married but later moved lo Ohio. Mr. Dod­ son worked in Akron and Cleve­ land, Ohio where be waa mainte­ nance foreman at tbe Ciyle Hos­ pital. Then, as Mr. Dodson puts it, be retired and came down here and went to work. He ia proud of the fart that ha did not apply for social security until he was 75. He does all of bis own yard work, and has one of Ihe greenest lawns around. Mra, Dodson keeps her comfortable home like new, and does ber own housework. All of their children like lo return home often Tor Moms good cooking and to get sound bustn n s advice from Dad. They have five children, twelve grand children, three great grand children and one great graal grandson. One daughter, Mrs. S. A. Dobbins, lives near them in Lake Mary. One son, Carl, lives in San­ ford and ia a member of the police force. Another son, Bill, lives in Cassribcrry, John livra in Loch Arbor, and Andrew lives in Bruns­ wick, Ohio. If asked about any advice Ihey might give to account for their long happy marriage, they both Mrs. K. A. Monfort cm and daugh­ say, "Give and lake and. go into ter, Sonja, entertained at a marriage determined to make it luncheon at the Birbizan Restau­ work." v rant in Winter Park, Saturday, honoring Mis* Marty Stemper, a member of the Seminole High School graduating class. The luncheon table was centered with an arrangement of American Beauty roses, white daisies and baby breath. Place card favors A group of neighbors and friends were small boxea of thank you of Mrs, Richard Langdon surprised notes, gift wrapped In red and her with • stork shower, Friday. while, further carrying out the clasi colors of rod ond white. They prepared refreshment! of ice Mis* Stemper was presented cream, aisorted snacks and a big with a gift of lingarie. Guests were decorated cake and look tbe party the honoree end her mother, Mrs. right into Mrs. Langdon's borne. W. H. Stemper aod tho Misses They presented her with a com ­ Frances Strickland, Barbara Brad­ plete formula and itarllizer kit. ley, Carole# Oatarholm, Dee Mar­ Games were played and prises s'rave, Faye Garner and Colleen awarded to Mrs. Wilfred Haines, McFarlin. Mrs. Gerald Carrier and Mrs. Arnold Morgan. Others present werr Mrs. David Keene, Mrs. William Heinbuch and Misaea Tina Haines and Paula Morgan. Luncheon Honors Miss Marty Stemper Mrs. Langden Feted With Stork Shower T o Attend Workshop Five mrmbers of the Sanford Woman's Club plan lo attend the district 7 workshop in St. Cloud, to­ morrow. Attending will he Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. A. W. Woodall, Mra. Al Hunt, Mrs. Jack Stemper and Mrs. W. L. Gramkow. The workshop on various activ­ ities of Ihe Florida Federation of Women's Clubs will be held from B a. in.' to I p. m. and luncheon tick­ ets will be available by the hostess club, The St. Cloud Woman’s Club. "Federation Echoes" is the theme of the meeting and club problems and programs will be among the Hems discussed. A question and answer |>rriod will conclude the session. All club members are in­ vited to attend. night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Morriion. Other guests, all neighbors In Loch Arbor with the exception of Mrs. Wallace's sister, Ann O'Neill, were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hartwig, Mr. and Mrs, Guy Allen, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Rill llalback and Mr. and Mra. Orville Touchton. went home with valuable tool IRENE (Mra. John) LUDWIG will leave Friday by plana tor Santa Monica, Calif, to viait her daughter and son-in-law, Connie and Alan Clark. She will meet tor the drat time her one-year-old grandson, Greg, and will he a* SATURDAY NIGHT Libby and John White entertained with a pizza party at their home—after supper and games played on ihe patio, the party ended with a midnight swim in Ihe Woodall's pool. Guests werr, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mr. rod Mrs.W.W. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodall Mr. and Mrs. Don McMutris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mr. and Mra. John Broughton of Jack­ sonville, Mr. and M n. Cliff LeGrande. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ethel), Mrs. Wendell Holmei and Mrs. Tom Silas. monthly had an "all weekend par­ ly " at Ihe beach cottage of Caro­ line and Jimmy Crapps in New Smyrna Bcarh—other club mem­ bers were Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins Jr.. »rr? I Phillips, Mr. ami Mrs. V.o Higgins ' Jr., with Mr. and Mrs. Al Wallace and Mr. and Mra. Bobby Newman Jr. as guests. MRS. WINIFRED STILES had an aura uf good luck surrounding her Friday night at the fashion •how held in the Woman's Club. MRS. LUDWIG She not only won a door prize but acrepted one for her daugh­ hand to great another grandchild * ter and neighbor—and the two . . -, people seated Ihe closest io ber due in June. Mrs. Ludwig Is looking forward to her first plana trip a id also the opportunity to spend thirty minutes with her daughter. Marl Ann*, whan bar flight make* a stop In New Orleans. Magi Anna, a senior at tht School o f Nursing Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Aiken and at Orange Memorial Hospital, to Mrs. Ava Wright Davis entertain­ in Ntw Orleans to study p a ­ ed Saturday night with a plzta stries at Charity Hospital. parly, held at the Aiken home artcr the "Mayday Ball." The CAMERAS event was In honor of Mist Dian Photography Aiken, a member of the graduat­ 1 • Day Daeslaptog ing class of Seminole High School. W 1K B O LD T C A M E R A The guests were served an the porch where a raft tbema prevail­ SHOP ed. The tables wera covered with BIB S. Farit Sanford. Pit red and white checked cloths, and centered with arrangements of gardenias and red geranium*. . OVER M TEARS Present with the honoree ware at Fleet and Paha aria , her escort, Ned Julian, Sally Wal­ (Along Rida Peat Offle# lace and Rob Willis, Janet Glenn and Tom Raynor, Jean Southward and Charlea Oraveii, Lindt Hum­ phrey and Winston Piarcy, Judy Asancio and Joha Smith, Kay Ivay and Ronnie Lindsey,. Diana Haynes and Bill Richardson, Sherlene Sheperd and Jame* Mark­ ham, Sally WUltaaa and Bobby • Carpet < Osborn, Donna Young and Bed­ • Tile 4 ford Aiken, Carelya T u n er and • Rental Rada Alex Carman. A t Pizza Party SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Selling Starts Thursday 9 a. m. Repeat Sellout! Rebekahs Plan Meeting Thursday Members of the Scmlnola Rebekah Lodge will meet Thursday al fl p. m. in (lie Odd Fellows Hall. Plans will be made for the Initia­ tion of several candidates at the June I meeting. Daintily Embroidered n shipment of esclualro New Era blouses — wish wlds • F ir# and * • Package M arin a W a r k m a a 'o Policies 114 PalMoila Are. » • G o a o ra l • Auto MosuU FA S*M14 — to piafc NEW SHIPMENT ADJUSTABLE BARBECUE BRILL Park Dr. If lillM lIJ •iJU 2.99 Three Leg Support Bowl Howes 2528 • neckline, and wfcile, ac lima. L ia b ility Com penaatiam seal sleeveless has insured the people of Sanford for a quarter of a century? Sooth DeBary CALL NO B-BI7S Five Club Members BLOUSES «... BOYD-W ALLACE OUR NEW LOCATION M Mildred R olf Antique Shop S o They came in this week— WE HAVE MOVED 1S2 Hi-Way 17-12 ANN and AL WALLACE, re­ cently wed, were honored guests at a "lasagna" rupper Friday S le e v e le s n Did you k n o w ... on the Miss Aiken Honored MRS. COLMAN were served in a shaded part of the yard after guests enjoyed a cool, refreshing swim. Those invited were Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs. Jack Stemper, M n. Ralph Auilin Smith. Mrs. Carl Schilke, Mrs. Jimmy Wright, Mrs. Harry Krhclberger. Mrs. Al­ fred Chiles, Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mrs. William Stemper, Mrs. Doug­ las Stcnslrmn, Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. Nesl Farmer. The jioslcstel presented ■ cov­ ered casserole and coffee server, both on warmers, to the honoreo who sooq will be moving to Dal­ las, Texas. Just A rriv e d ... In Alabama Ur. and Mrs. Willard Boraan and family, o f Lake Mary, drove to Alabama last week for a home­ coming celebration and family re­ union at his home io Heflin. They also spent one night in Atlanta. After they returned. Mr. Boman left for California w hen he will attend a Navy training school for two weeks In the southern pert of the stale. He will also visit Sunnyvale and Escondido, where Mrs. Boman's brother, L. A. Wisenbaker, lives._________________________ (jJ d m s m Focus week was observed by the First Baptist church of Lake Mary last week with the members of both G A organizations participat­ ing in activities all week. Sunday the girls wore green skirts and while blouses, the G A colors, and RKTTY (Mrs. Paul) COLMAN sat togelher for the church service. was guest t f honor at a surprise They sang their G A song in the ; luau luncheon and "splash" par­ choir Sunday night. Monday, Tues­ ty last week at lha home of Rose day, and Wednesday altcrnoons (Mrs. A. W.) Woodall. Co-hostessthey visited the sick, shut-ins, and es were Evelyn (Mrs. E. W. prospective G A's and took bou­ Christensen and Libby (Mrs. J. quets of fldwcrs for the sick and K.) While. potted plants to the shut-ins. Little Karea Wood a11 and Ken­ Wednesday night thry were rec­ neth White presented iris to each ognised at prayer meeting and guest •• they arrived. Hared wore gave all the memory work they a flower ia her hxir, also a Icl have learned since being a G A. around her neck as did Kenneth Thursday thry gave a program wha was dressed In caprl pants. for their motheis at a Mother and Fresh pineapple salad, openfared Daughter Tea. Mrs. Evelyn Varn aandwlehea and Hawaiian punch helped decorate and serve the re­ freshments. M o t h e r s attending were Mrs. J. P. Beal. Mrs. T. N. Stafford, Mra. Powell, Mrs. W. Renfrew, Mrs. R. A. Swendson, Mrs. H. Mixon, Mrs. L. llorine, Intermediate counselor, amj. Mrs. M. Boman, Jr. G. A. Counselor. Members present were Linda Beal, Linda Stafford, Melda Pow­ ell, Angela Renfrew, L i l l i a n Swendso.ru. .WlCtU*' * Flanagan, Mary Flanagan. Dolores Flanagan, P a t r i c i a Flanagan, Paulette Holly. Nancy Shipman, Cheryl Avery, Eva Johnson, Kvay Bell Chivers, and two visitors, Nadine Johnson and Gara Smith. Friday, Mrs. Cathy Chivers, Mrs. Louis Honne and Mrs. J. P. Beal took the Intermediate and Junior GA girls to Ihe l/>ngwood Baptist church to observe a coron­ ation service and supper. Twslva members attended. Phebean SS Class Banquet Honors 'Sahdm In Focus Week Adjustable Charcoal GrtM FA I2327 HOURS: • A. M. to C P. M-. MON. Thru SAT. Big SUtoon lack Bowl • Chrome-Plated Easy Clean Rack r ' • Pack In Easy To Carry Cartoa • �w w m m • ft YaaTarV VrnTB n- FLAVOR SWEET \z i t • ;____ J . ____ ' • 8 w g J i’V w t SWIFTS . BROOKFIELD May King*, Queen John Lovelace, Koyal Frances Strickland Attendants QUAKER INSTANT Tommy McDaniel, Laraine Epps BOXES MACARONI JTHERN QUEEN ORANGE DRINK HALF GAL. A SPECIAL BUY LADIES BABY DOLL THE ROYAL COURT o f tho May Ball for Seminold High School atudenta wm this croup. From left aro Judy Ludwig with Emmett McCall; Kay Ivey with BUI W e b e r ; .Laraine CHUN KING CHQWMEIN TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS Epps, NOODLES (Limit 1 Please) 303 CANS Queen Frances Strickland and King John Lovelace; ALA. GIRL •PICKLES Tommy McDaniel; Marilyn HAMBURGER SUCES McDaniel ^MBLADELHUA (UPI) — More l l u t ,m Parent Teacher Aim . Imidera from throughout the world M n hoes laid the big assign* moat faciag tree and rripoaiible dtiseas is fostering change that •*aarturei esceUeace, human free* dam aad human dignity." Mrs. dames C. Parker of Grand Rapids, Mich., president of the National Coagrtaa of Parents aad Teachers, aald in an address aptaing general seaslons of Uw arganliaiion'a Mth annual coovca* tion that "change" ia the key word in --Air live, todey. "So violent are ebaagee ia cer* tala areas that we characterise theca ee explosive,” the ssld. Mrs, Parker pointed out that in* ereaaed automation makea physical and mesial work easier al* theugh "the fantastic burgeoning •f knowledge and the rising do* aaaad far menu] skills puts heavy peoeeurea ea school childreo." I The PTA heed noted that soma eeheola have lengthened the echeoi year while some ere even d lengthemiag the school day. Many ere giving m m homemark, aha said, making ea eight* he-aiae hour work day ter school fhljdw a compared to a slx-bov Safecracker On Most Wanted list with Charles Bogan; Niki Ashby with KOSHER DIIX. John Whelchel, and Diana REG. DILL Beasley with Jaek Ivey. BIG 48 01. IPANA BARREL TOOTH PASTE JUG t REG. S3c SIZE MAY POLE whlil was ona of the highlights of the ball at the Civic Center. Shown in this circle art, from tha front, Sue Arthur Ann DeYoung, Toney, Cindy BOYS - GIRLS May, Colleen McFarlin and LADIES Truman Troutner. (Herald Photos) (WHILE THEY LAST) Israel Coptures ‘W ar’ Criminal JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) — Premier David Ben*Uurlon said Iheaday Israeli security services have found end arrested Adolf Ekhmaaa, one of the most in. famous Nasi v sr criminals. Eichmann has been accused of ordering the extermination of about six million Jews before end durtug World War II. ..so smooth it’s unbelievable!" 12.98 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND The IPM Seel EsUte Tex List ef the City ef Sanford, Florida, $3.98 VALUES la posted on bulletin board at the front door ef the City Hall he the City of Sanford, Florida, end on bulletin hoard at front CURRENT TITLES OLD FAVORITES deer of Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida aad will remain aa posted for a period of four w s m w Uw weeks. AH seal estate upon which the 1W» taxes have net been paid aad against which certificate has aet already been issued to OUp a< Sanford, wtU ha aald at public auction aa tha 1st. day ad June A. D. 1M0 commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. at the treat dam ad the Cuy Malt la the City ad Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tamm, Jv. City Clerk. FOODMAHT I �I, SM *ia la rt gnalg Wed. 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DIXIE LII.Y ROYAL GELETIN UPTONS Vi Lb. BREEZE Large Sin MEAL GRITS ONLY PLUFFY rilKAMED BISCUIT ~ TUMBLERS 2 GREEN GIANT BORDENS BLUE PLATE PEACH • GRAPE • PINEAPPLE LARGE 2 • Vk‘ “ Z # STOKELY 2 for 35c WITH ORDER PLEASE �. ____________ Class 6 Hurler Giving Orioles 'Boost' In AL «* 9 n S tt§ 9rrsB >a*e 8—Wed. Map 25, 1060 Lakeland Tops ■ Two rani batted in by John Park•r f i n Lakeland a 8-1 win over . Sanford Tueaday night. It waa the fifth lofi In a row for the locals who host Daytona Beach hero tonight r- Bob Gollek started on the mound •' hr the Greyhounds and was tag;{ od with the loss. ' 2 In other Ffib action, Tuesday , ras pitchers’ night with shutouts mg up by St Petersburg’s Karl rope and Tampa’# Jack Moltenray. Drops let Leesburg down with x hits as the Saints won 13 to 0. ; was the fifth victory against te defeat for Drops. Moltenbrey doled out flva hits i Daytona Beach In a 4 to 0 -iumph by the Tarpons, lie rack out IS. Orlando pitcher Marcel Gullsuit retired 19 straight men and id a no-bitter working until the ^btb aa the Dodgers beat Pa>; te ' - > t r « a > V n totaled.jcsia , bree hits for the night. Tonight's games: Daytona Beach at Sanfo-d, Orado at Leesburg, St, Petersburg t Lakeland, and Tampa at Pa- I> > »Uek p Banovick » Total# Meanwhile, Jack Kanner led Buddy's Auto Service to a four point sweep over Harry's Liquors with a big ST9 evening, while Tom Best led the losers with a S13. Also taking four points from their opponents were the Bukur Music Shop team and the Lake Monroe Inn five. The Mualcmen behind Frank Huhn's 5U had lit­ tle trouble with the Faust Drugs team. The same waa true of the Lake Monroe Inn keglera as Garry Fox rolled the high series of the evening with a 471. while Joe Carsley led the losers with a 914. Gene's Seminole Cleaners and Laundry waa the other team to score a four point sweep, as George 8waan rolled a 334 to help the team ovsr Team Five in the league, led by Pat FiUpatrick'a 300. The only even maleh of the night saw Jim hpencer'a and George's Tavern come out with a dead heat, as each team took two points. Rick Skelly led the aggregation from George's with a 340 total, whtla O'Leary topped the Spencer group with a 923 night High single game for the night was rolled by A1 DePalma, who made a fine comeback from a 109 to roll a big 241 total. Other 900 games were rolled by Johnny Gromer, Ed Jones, Jack Kanner, George Kenls, Buck Forguson, Rick Skelly, with Frank Huhn and Garry Fox rolling two of the elite games apiece. Player A auk G. AB R H Pci. Clemente, Pitt 39 132 2> 97 .373 Mays, S. Fran 34 126 27 44 .349 ibrsykowskl e Skinner, PitU 39 131 34 47 .341 White, St L. 32 126 19 43 .341 Spencer, St L. 33 124 24 42 .339 22 2 9 3 26 102 19 33 .324 mat for Golick in Aaron, MU. Cunghm, St. L. 29 112 21 39 .321 31 110 13 33 .319 ooo oot ooo-l Bailey, Cln. Chi 29 107 18 34 .311 100 010 10X—3 Ashburn, Mathews, Mil. 26 99 20 30 .313 American League Runnels, Bos. 26 99 12 39 .394 Woodllng, Bat 31 99 39 SI .333 Mlnoso, Chi. 31 124 29 41 .331 Allison, Wash. 29 108 20 33 .330 Power, Cleve. 29 113 12 37 .322 Smith, Chicago 31 110 10 37 .311 Lumpe, K. C. 31 129 14 40 .310 ft LAS VEGAS. Nay. (UPI)-WelN,. Y. 23 04 19 9 .300 -Berwalght champion Don Jordan Marls, Kubek, N. Y. 21 121 22 37 .309 'jhnd Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba Hansen, Bal. 32 109 13 33 .309 finish training today for Nevada's Runs Billed In ,$lrat world till* fight in a half NaUeoal League—Clemente, Pi­ •century at Convention Hall Friday rates 39; McCovey, GlanU 31; »lght. J Unexpectedly, Jordan of Los Banks, Cubs 29; Robinson, Reds kAngeles, says he la not taking any 29; Maieroskl, Plntes 27. American League — Lemon, ;Jagreat risk with his 147-pound ingrown, here In Urn city that be- Senators 20; Mlnoso, White Sox ;"earns America's gambling canter 2’ ; Marls, Yankees 24; Skowron, '{sdurlng the 90 years that elapsed Yankees 24; Gentile, Orioles 24. Home Runs •alnca Jack Johnson kept the National League — Banks, Cubs raeavywalght crown by knocking 'moot Jim Jaffrlei at Reno, Ncv., 9: Aaron, Bravos 9; MeCovey, Giants 9: Robinson, Reds 9; Spen­ Min 1910. ft When rangy, slcepy-cyrd Jordan cer, (,’ards B; Boyer, Cards •. American League — Lemon, 'jNuares off with Paret Friday $1 4 it; "I think 1’li win tht fight Senators 10; Cerv, Yankees •; Held, Indians S; Maris, Yankees uftery easily," bo said. T; Mlnoso, White Sox 9. Pitching National League — Antonclll, Giants 3-0; Law, Pirates 8-1; San­ ford, Giants 4-1. 0 tied with 3-1 records B’ By United Press International American League — Coates, s Completion of the first elimina­ Yankees 4-0; Hall, Athletics 4-0; uncovered any secrets In the tion round has trimmed the orig­ Morgan, Tlgars >4; Brown, Ori­ training camp of heavyweight in a l entry list for the 1990 U. S. oles 2-0; Portocarrcro, Orioles rhampion Ingemar Johansson, he’s 'Open golf championships from » r keeping them to himself. :*1& down to 4d0. Louis, who is advising Floyd £ Pint-round oUmlnaUon tourneys Patterson on bow to regain the •a# 94 sites on Monday and two crown from Johansson in their Cmora on Tuesday produced 4)1 June 20 return bout, paid a much‘ Woliars who will compete In the ballybooed visit to Ingsmar’s •Second round of eliminations at 19 camp here Tuesday to see what A fferen t cities Juno 0-7. Alee he could see. i#empetlng In the second round But the only thing he had to (NriU bo 4d golfers exempt frees aay publicly waa that it might 'Abe Ifaret round. taka Floyd n round longer to whip Johansson than ha first today by Ring Magaslne. figured. 3U0 In Yacht Race The magatine also named ban­ '£ NEWPORT, R. I. (UP!)—More tamweight champion Jose Be­ # s a 140 yaahta an exported to cerra the "fighter of the month" Mari In the biennial Nswport-to- for his successful defense of the Warmuda race June 19. Austin C. crown against Japan's Kcnjt Yone.[Vagner, who arranged the 19M kura. CPO defeated front running ;jjhrent and advance plana for the Dave Charnley of England mov­ Civitan Ruth Laague play n>Amerles'a Cup contact, said the ed up from third place to raplace Tuesdayin Baba while first Federal ;*JHartlng mark tar Dm 630-mil# Boat in tbs No. 9 Dot behind slammed Perfection. 14-4 in Little :faee would ko a ooo to noo-foot champion Joe Brawn and No. 1 League play. ;HIsm that wtu be established be- contender Caries OriU. Perkins, itPXMn the Brenten Reef lightship of Chicago, waa rewarded for bis Braves Sign Two the Cutter Hold victory with the No. 9 spot. MILWAUKEE, Wla. (UP1) The Milwaukee Sieves have sign­ ed two collage players te minor itracts. T'.'.Z... Pitcher David league cent. Cos of Wastehastar Stats Teach­ ers Collage, Pm, will report to 'INDIANAPOLIS, tad. (l/PI) - (29,000 for tbs encounter and H Louisville of the American Assn., frbt beavywaigbt champion Ar­ will servo aa a warm-up for kia and catcher Butler Powtll from next title defense, in two m ontha id* Hoara, admitting ha s not hi Loyola of New Orleans will be against Eric 8chsopner, the Euro­ assigned to Bolae In the Idaho k» boat physical aondUlat. was pean 179 pound champion. State Laague. ivend In dofoot WiUl laamaaaff liter, Jock lb md aa S. Open Golfers all By Wayside CPO Defeats BRL Leaders t-.rf Moore'S guarantee waa aplnat i tooigbt’i talavlalon fight. 99 per cent of the not combining The bant wiU give Iba tttlahoid- television end the goto for the r a "payday" before hie next de- coliseum crowd, pnpoctod to bo around 7,000 fane end 940,000. ftoth fighter* worn expected In Besmanoff baa a 19,000 guarantee sign hi ground 900 pounds against 31 per cant of the ooliIt wtt bo nn uauaualfight for ao«u| gate only-’ . ’ son, who nanally doesn't atop Promoter At Paris optimistical­ W the ring unless Up title is at ly predicted n crowd between 9,Hub Bet ho was guaranteed 909 and 10,000 for (43,000. ff — Limits Training NEWTON, Conn. (UPi)-GbolUnger Floyd Pattenen limited hie training Tuesday to cnleathenica and a aevcn-mlU ran hi prepara­ tions for hie return heavyweight UtU fight iritk Champion Iagsmar Johansson at thn Polo Grounds in Naw York, Juno 90. United Preea International The kid from Class B Psul Richards said was his "spring headache’’ is giving thn Balti­ more Orioles’ rival* a king-sited hangover. He’s Steve Barber — a 91-yearold left-hander Coach Harry Brecheen saya “can throw a etrawberry through a locomotive"—and right now he look* like the rookie find of a lifetime. Only three weeks ago Rlchardt had Barber ticketed for the mi­ nora but Tuesday night he pitched the Orioles Into a half-gam* lead In the American League with a 9-1 victory over tha Chicago White Sox. Tha six-foot, 100-pounder now owns a 4-1 record and a glittering 1.99 earned ran average — not bad for a kid who waa 7-11 at Pensacola of tha Alabama-Florida League In 1999. This is the first time the Orioles have been in first place at thif ■tags of tbo season since they ■witched to Baltimore and it ap­ pears it’s time for tbs "big boys” to start taking them seriously. ".. .iisnls - hlnr.t7T*k...V .i, . ■it's gt=" ready "later than they think” and that the young Orlolea already have come of age. The Cleveland Indiana beat the Washington Senators, 7-2, and moved past tha White Sox Into seioftvt v’ WTTtta-Detroit Tigers whitewashed tha New York Yenkee’s 4-0, and the Kansas City Athletics dealt the Bolton Red Sox their 10th straight loss, 8-2, in other American League games, Tho San Francisco Giants re­ claimed first place In the National League by eight percentage points when they defeated tha Philadel­ phia Phillies, 4-0, and the Ix>s Angeles Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1. Milwaukee at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincin­ nati were rained out Jim (Mudcat) Grant downed the Senators for the 12th straight time over a two-year period with a four-hitter. It wa* a shutout until Jim Lemon’* two-run homer in tha ninth, Don Mosal, who beat the Yan­ kees six times last season, pitched ■ four-hitter as tha Tigers ■cored their ninth win in 13 games and moved to within a gams of fourth-place New York. Bud Daley pitched an eighthitter end Jerry Lump* and Marv Thorneberry hit homen for tha Athletics, who routed Dave Hill­ man in the fourth Inning, It was Daley's fourth win against two defeats. 8am Jones finallv turned In a top-notch road performance when he pitched a walk-lets four-hitter to win hit fifth game for the Giants, Willie Mays doubled home the Giants' first run and tingled their second Into scoring position before they added their final rune in the eighth. Gil Hodges' two-run homer and Johnny Podret' elght-hittar com­ bined to dump the Pirates Into second place. Hodgee* homer came In the second Inning after a Itadoff tingle by "nature boy" Frank Howard, who also drovs in a run with a sacrifice fly. 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Cleveland IT It .399 tt Chicago 11 13 A91 W Now York '13 19 .199 9 Detroit 14 14 .900 9* Washington 13 IT 414 9tt Kansas City 13 19 .409 d Boston 10 IT 370 9tk M U -K Cam !# # 111 H FR E H E R ^H DOZEN ASK ABOUT OUR WHOLESALE PRICES HICKORY SMOKED ^ BMa By* DEL MONTB WOa. Sausage Green Peas 2/43c SLICED BEETS AMBRICAN BEAUTY PORK & .BEANS TASTY CHUNK Bologna PRIMBKA SPAGHETTI M. P. EARLY JUNE PEAS YOUR bouquetia (3-1) vs Larson (0-1) Now York at Detroit—Tarry (91) vs Lary (34) Washington at Cleveland, night —Stobba (1-0) va Parry (l-l) Lakeland Palalka SANFORD St. Petersburg Leesburg Tampa Orlando Daytona Beach New Pntriot BOSTON (UPI)—Roger Krona. farmer University al Now Mexico fullback, hat signed o contract witbtba Beaton Patriate of the known In tb?t(^him>C*infaeunse aa a rugged Mocker, averaged 9-T yards par earty lost aiaiam NOW SAVINGS 1100 - 13th St. Goldsboro Lb. Slokoiy CHOICE $1 Cut Beans 2 Fabulous Markets MARKETS Soaford A ft. 4 tfc S t Ai*?h **4* l ' *»*•»$* i n n lUffMii riiW M in T H m rw �(D o ia h DEAR ABBY: I lovo children mid we jiuve eight of them. On Saturdny nfter100ns I go to town to do the week’s mar­ keting'while my husband stays home and tinds the children. I am never gone more than three hours, but when I return I find Ihe children sleeping all over the house. The six-year-old told me that “ Daddy rives us sips of his drink.” This can be eer, wine or hard liquor. I asked him khout it and he said it quieted them down ind did them no harm. Will a few sips do them harm, Abby? I am worried. MOTHER OF EIGHT DEAR MOTHER: Your husband had letter learn a few facts about the effects »f alcohol on children AND the penalty for making it available to them. I mean lips, gulps or anootsful. Insist that ha jgtop it. And send HIM to the store while fOU stay home and mind the children if ghe hasn’t any better sense than that. • • • DEAR ABBY: I was 14 years old on Saater Sunday and my mother and I had big birthday party planned. Unfortunately I hod the flu on my birthday, so we nd to call the party off. I was hoping we could postpone it for wo weeks, but my mother called it off or good. She said it would look like we <*•&.jn f'tn ff'i^ rty j ust - far. sents if we had the birthday party two eeks inter. Do you think this was fair to e? NO PARTY DEAR NO PARTY: Your mother was fright, honey. The only time to have a t "birthday” party is on your birthday. You |coud have had just a plain party at a later date, however. D R V DEAR ABBY: I am a woman of 55 Iwho has worked for the government in a civil service job for 25 years. I retired :? ^ ' By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — “ The Woman in White,” a mystery atory with ■ deep-pUe plot and wall • to • wall romance and nil pente, came out of the TV wring er looking like a stringy throw rug Mondsy night. . Tbs 100-yesr-old classic by the English author, Wilkie Collin*, just had too much story for the confines of a one-hour time slot. Despite Frank Ford's a g i l e adaptation, the “ Hour of Great Mysterias" production on NBCTV tended to bounce, Jerk and akip where it was supposed to glide and flow. The grace an d neatness of Collins' novel about a naan fortune-hunting husbaid'a plot against his bride — with the aid'of Count Foseo. the master schemer—was largely absent o i Mondsy night. The cast was obliged to work flamboyantly be­ cause of the groat condensation la the story. Even if It waa meant to be a representational show­ piece of web-upon-web mysteries the production failed because ei its pace. Still, there were moments of compelling mystery and tenSalon in the hour. The show started ff with a rousing fog-bound raveyard meeting between th e |woman in white ind tba story's iro, Walter Hartrigbt. Unfortustely, the first act soon lapsed finto strident, choppy scene} setting. The second sot aaw some flashy staccato-Uke plotting being done [by the villains of tbs piece, Foe] co, playod by Walter Blesak, and |Sir Perelval Clyde, played by [Robert Flemyng. But again, tba [eprtMlinesa of thia TV Tonight NBC’s “ Wagon Train” has Be first sequel to an aarlier story, lit D “ too Doctor Swift Oaud [Story.” Phillip, Dennis and Lindsay ! Crosby, Carol Uwrcnce, Don Adams and Geasviev* work on |Perry Ceme'a NBC hour. ABCs “ Hawaiian Eye” Mrise I ha* “ Aselgnment • Manila” as Rs |drama of mystery. Tba Lagal Aid locitty's efforts ta help those la trouble la dramaLtlasd on tba CBS “ Armstrong Ctr’ cl* Theater” as “ Positive Identi­ fication.” Light « heavy champ Archla Moore engages in a lOewuad nantitle fight against heavywoigbt Won Besmsnaff an ABCs “ Wodnaedpv Night Tights.” PHONB PA t-1110 NOW SHOWING AT 7<40 * l l M LUSTYt - GUSTY! RABIN TO GO! Television By Abigail Van Buren f l b b y : last September and now I think I am going to have to go bnck to work again in order to get some rest. The reason is this: 1 have three daugh­ ters and a son. They are all married and are raising fomilies. Since I have ’’retired” I have been pestered to death to come and take care of this one’s children and the other one’s baby. They don't realize what they are asking. I get two and three calls a day: ”Mom, can you run over and watch the kiddies for a few hours 7” How can I say no when tiiey know I am not working? Don’t get me wrong, Abby, I love my chil­ dren and my grandchildren, but I don’t want to be a free baby-sitter seven days a week—and that's what I am. If you can think of a solution besides going bnck to work, please let me have it. FREE SITTER # DEAR FREE SITTER: It’s strange how some people can’t say "NO" — but when they’re stepped on they certainly can holler “ OUCH!” You retired because you wanted to mat. Now stay home and next time you are asked to “ sit”— unless it is convenient and you really want to— aay “ NO!” • • # DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter from “ DOG LOVER” who thought more of -Ws Will you please send me his name and ad­ dress? I think we are reinted. ANOTHER DOG LOVER • • • “ What’s your problem 7” Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a pcrsonnl reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. • • • For Abby’s pamphlet, “ What Teen­ agers Want To Know,” send 25c and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. . . . . . . . Too Much For One Hour evaporated with the need for bolder action and dialogue. Tbe final act came eloio to gal­ loping off Into the area of bur­ lesque, whst with dramatic con­ frontations, dueling, shooting, se­ duction, fire, death end reconciletion taking place. Credit muit go to director Paul Nlckell sod the east for not letting It reaeh the burlesque level. Bit it wss dose. Loli Nettleton, tn the roles of tbe woman in white and the heir­ ess, Laura Fairile, was the best one In the cast. She was intsnse and plenty welrd-0 when she had to be, frail and eonfused at other times, and communicated those characteristic# beautifully. Slobban McKedMr, as U r step-sister, wssa't spbsterish enough. Tbe rest of tho cast, which Included Arthur 1(111, Bits Vale snd Csth- erlne Proctor, did well enough, al­ though Sletak mined much of the unctuousness as Fosce, This was the third snd last show of the eeeson for this series, which returns next fall. If It was not as cleverly done as ” T h e Bat,” or as sly as “ The Burning Court," I put tbe blame on the need for trimming It to fit t 60minute slot. They said It couldn't be done. And It couldn't. Predicts KO GROSSINGER, N. Y. (UPI)— Mickey Walker, former titlaholder In the welterweight and mid­ dleweight divisions, predicts Inge. n(er '‘Johansson will*-knock out Floyd Patterion again In their June SO heavyweight champion­ ship fight at tbs Polo Grounds. Wed. May 25, 1060—Page • t ip W E'VE G O T ELEVEH ! HOW MANY DO T r i m WE HAVE NOW U BEE !>---- - ? ______ A J ONE* —^~r 2 /r i-~ X TWO # safari Retail I THINK W E L L HAVE A N EVEN D O Z E N IN a * v > NMNUTEf WEDNESDAY P. M. S itl <l> (I) 1:11 t«t O H (]) 1:11 t l ) #:*« t l ) 1*1 1:4* t o ill S ill t l ) IS) IS) T:*t 111 IS) 1:11 i f ) IS) T:SS 11) IS) IS) W sstn sr-N sw e H ighw ay Patrol n ull* Now* Hporti W eathar Conlral Fla. 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Apartment!, 404 E. 14th St. 2-BEDROOM uafuralahed home FA 2 3659. ’ available June lit. FA 2-1549. 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, 2-BEDROOM Spanish bungalow, private bath. Suitable for one or partly furnished, carport*. Ph, NICE 4 room furnished apartment couple. Aeross from postofflce. FA 2-3437. WO me. CaU FA 2 2071 from • : » te 1:30, FA 21555 after 1 and 2 BR. furnished apartments FURNISHED apartment 850. 100 •:M p. nj. 840 A W5 mo. W. 0th St. FA 2-4280. 2 BR. furnished bouse 875 mo. FURNISHED apartment, firat ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, Loch floor, entirely p r i v a t e . Ph. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha Arbor, 885 mo. FA 2-2632. FA 2-2800. J ta e s tJ FURNISHED apt. 800 Park Are M O R N lN fi? )* '} irT>, h a tc h *og 7W4AV. vm iL t ¥ A i r n s * r * " * M*AN VOU W O N T ■ *A «*l u n l m s> eg v... WMATWWH* ■•■'.'vrq . 5- . if w t a f - d.F-4 ' - 3-ROOM opariment, water fura ONE bedroom furnished apart­ 3-BEDROOH furnlthea house, ment, ground floor. Contact 2312 iabad, 840. FA 25303. FOR good eats when headed for $90 per month. Phone FA 2-1910. Palmetto. the beach—STOP at The Wheel, in Osteen — Meals, Barbeqoe, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 3-BEDROOM upstair* downtown PINECREST HOME:. 2431 Park. 2 private baths, 114 W. First SL Burgers, lee Cream, Shake*. bedrooms, unfurnished, screen­ furnished apartment 845 per ed patio. Fenced yard, fioo Cold Drink*, Sandwicbea and 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 month. FA 2-307L month. Inquire FA 2-3332. Steaks. Magnolia. Phone A. K. RoisetFURN. Apt. 201H W. lat St. tar, Florist, FA 2-iasi. HOUSE for rent: 2 bedrooms, m NICELY furnished large 8 bed­ baths, screen porch, patl*. FURN. apt. 2300 MellonvlR*. 3-BEDROOM furnished home to room and 2 bath apartment, ]9ig Available latter part of June. responsible people. 8100 month. Sanford Ave. FA 2 5448. 2013 North Grandview._________ 8-ROOM apartment, has refriger­ FA 2 5488. ator and stove, rest not furn­ i-BEDROOM, partly furnished ished. 13th*A Mellonville. Ph. FURNISHED apartment, elean home. Call after 8:00, NO 8-3122. and close In. Adults only. FA 2-2739. 2-BEDhOOM unfurnished tons*, Jimmy Cowan, FA 2 4013. FURNISHED 4 room apartment, kitchen equipped. FA 2-3451. NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ water furnished, 840 per month. RENT A BED ished apartment $oo per month; Call FA 2-5021. TWO bedroom furnished bouse close in. I l l E. Stb. SL Call Rollaway, Hospils' A Bsby Beds 885.00. 1105 West 20th. SL CaU By Dsy, Week or Month FA 2-4285 or FA 2-5784. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, R a b I r t A. Williams, Ph. CARROLLS FURNITURE kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4461. FA 2-3851. FURNISHED apartments, hard Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st SL woed‘ floors. U!» b*th» 402 W. “ 2»B/lC.*As. i-tm ent close u p lflv j. -U N fl* ■***“ **■ UNK11KNIShEt)J ap e.1 mem. Kit­ IJO LSVeiit $35 month; also, 2 bedroom ttT g b i -N o d c e chen equipped. CaU FA 2-2800. apartment; FA 2-4241. LARGE fura. 2 bdrm. apt., r i c r m n i 'a a a n n SMALL furnished apartment, 800 screened porch, tiled bath, PARTLY furnished 8 bedroom n o t i c e in hereby gtv»n that w * T irk Ave. F / 2 0731. aro • n i u H In hnslasse at l i s t $57.50. 1703 Magnolia. Also large apartment, water furnished. Ph. French *»», Bemlnole County. unfurn. apt. FA 2-3851. FA 2-4214. Florida, undsr ths flrtltlaua a s a s UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex I T m r p t t N r y *---------------------H M O TO fiROVM THATBCOUT — —7!% NAMEP L t KlTA? of. C h lck -n -T reat, and that I In­ FURNISHED apartment. Children land to ron lstor said name w ith ever $ welcomed. Cioie to the Clark a f tha C ircuit C o u rt Rsmlnola County, Flarlds, tn a re, downtown Sanford. Will accom­ ardsnra w ith tha provision* a t the modate 4 people. Call FA 2-8987 Ftctltlnua X aw a Statutes, t*«w ltt Hartton ISS.SI F lorida Btatuts* 2-BDRM. borne, dean and fura ■34 Rosalia Dr. FA 2-1547. j u d ic ia l hjuM-THAT PEUtf TEAM Hi AHUNCTOJfiUNlffB&THC HESfitiE COXOMVC r - cM *w ® A w iw iw rj • a n iv o M M S IT DIAMA3 ANSMV c i r c u i t . in a v i s r o w c o u n t y , F l o r id a * IK CMANURRY An. ISAM TO W lETTIP, C I S n arasa a II.M E HHLEM TOCNCE. P ltla tlff, k o t ic w t o NVJTIN6 G0MSMBJS? SHE COMiMS T j t W V l CHARLES ROBERT TOUNCE, Defendant, tVE ARE INTERESTED In helping you find lh* home or apartment nt your eboiee. CaU todayl Stenstrom Realty vparfmenf, equipped, private entrance. Apply 802 W. 27th. after 6:00 p.m. 2-BEDROOkt furnished apartment, close in. FA 2-4434 or FA 2-4325. HOUSE equipped with gaa atova and electric refe*55-*tar. So. Sanford Ave. .A Oakway Dr. $54 mo. FA 2-0045. 2-BEDROOM borne, electric kitthen. Including dishwasher. Lake 2-BEDR005! furnished house, wa­ privileges. 875. Ph. FA 2-2345. ter furnished, 845 per mo. CaU FA 2-1378 after 8:00 p. m. 2-BEDROOM homo with Florida room, 1H baths, in DeBayy. WILL SHARE HOME with couple FA 2-7318. FA 2-0644. Legal Notice Legal Notice IN T U B CIBCI’ IT COURT OF T U B IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH 111 N. Park Av*. Phone FA 2-2420 NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IK JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FO R r a w i t atm o r F l o r id a t o i RRINOI.R COl NTT, FLORIDA, CHARI.EA RO BRRT TOUNCE AND FOB BEBINOLB CttUKTT, ■ “ Open ’ til 8:30 p. m.” Chancery No. loseI. W hose residen ts Is unknown nnd F l.o n lD A TH R B l’ ILD R IlB " M OnTflAQR w hoso la st know n addros* waa 1-BEDROOM furnished duplex, IK CHANUKRV NO. isa ss CORPORATION, a F lorida OLA BELL, REDMOND, a /o D. W . Flow #, R om ont Road, country location. W. L. Hol­ Charlotf*. North Carolina. F lalu tlff, Corporation, FlalntlfL combe, 1203 W. 20th„ FA 2-0343. A Iw o rn Com plaint h avlaa bstn ,va. fllsd aga in st you In thn Circuit ARTH U R REDMOND. Phone D efeudaut. JAMBS H A R P E R and M A R T ANN Court. In an* F o r nom laola Coun­ 8 • BEDROOM trailer. H A R PE R , hie W ifi NOTICE TO A PP E A R ty, F lorida. In Chaneary, fo r FA 3-7822. D efen d an ts: BTATK O F FLORIDA TO: D ivert*, tho abort title o f said BORTOAUR P O R B C M O I'R R action being R IU .tD HELEN A rthur Redm ond CLRRR-B NOTICR « F BALE TOCNCE. P la in tiff. Vi, CHARLES te l North C layhorae Street NOTICR IB H E R R B T OIVEN (hat RO BERT YOUKCE, D efendant; M obile, Alabem a tbeee preeanta a r t to cause and re. Teu are hereby n otified that a undar a D acres o f F o re e lo in fa and quire ysu to tile you r w ritten ik t h e e m e r r r c o u r t o r t h r b ill o f com plaint fo r dlvorro has aata entsrad by tha Judge o f tha NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN defenses, tf any, ts tha Com plaint been filed egeln et you, and you C ircuit C ou rt o f tha Ninth Judlel fllad herein and to eorvo a eopy AND FO R SKMIXOLH COUNTY, ora required to eerve a cop y o f Circuit C ourt o f tho Ninth Jud i­ th ereof upon P la in tiffs attorneys FLORIDA. you r answ er o r pleading to the cial Circuit, In and for BemlnolO on ar h efors tha Sth day o f Juns, IK CH ANCBRT NO. 1 M B bill o f com plalat on ths p la in tiffs County. Florida, an tha N th da y M A R T aOULD, A. D. IMS, otharwlaa a Decree Pro attorney Paul C. Parking #41 o f May, 1IH , la a certain caue* P la in tiff, W est South gtraet, Orlando, F lo r­ betw een The Rulldera M ortgage C oafoeeo w ill bo entered aealnet -VByou sa d th « sane# proceed o * ida, and fils the original anawor C orporation, a F lorid a corporation . JOHNNIE LEB OOULD. parte. o r pleading la tha o fflca o f tha P la in tiff, and Jam eo H arper and nefeadant. Clerk o f Ihp C lr«ult..Court oa or Mary Ana H arper, hla w ife. D aWITNEBB m y baud and offlalat NOTICE TO A PP E A R b efore Monday, J ana IS. IMS. If fendaata, b ein g C b a n cerr No. 1 !1 * 4 eeal a t Banford. Bemiaela Couaty, T E N STATE OP FLORIDA TO I Florida, thla Sth day a f Slay, A. you fall to do oo Judument by I w ill oell at publle a u ctloa to th* JOHNNIB I.RB MOULD default w ill ba taken ugalaet yon highest bidder fo r caeh at tha D. t l t l . US N. W . Cherry Road fo r the relief demanded In the W est fro n t d o o r o f tha C ou rt (■ B A D Meeelllnn. Ohio llou ee, la th* C ttr o f Banford, bill o f com plaint. D A V ID M. flATCH RI, T ou ars heraby n otified that an C lark a f tka Circuit C o u rt DONK AND O RD ERED nt Ben- •em laola co u n ty , F lorida a t tha bill o f com plant fo r ford, Seminole County. Florida, hour o f H i m o 'c lo c k Ai M. an In and F ar Bom laels County, amendsd div orce baa been filed aaalnst you, thle Sth day o f May, 111*. Monday, Juna 4 1H *. that eartala F lorida and you aro raquaeted la serve n (BEAL) parcel n f real praparty described Byt Martha T . Vlhlen aa follow at cop y o f you r answ er o r pleedlna D eputy Clark • DAVID M. OATCHKL to tho amended bill o f com plaint L«t la. B lock I L NORTH O R n iaattrom , Davla A Mslutoak CLE RK O F TH R LANDO, F IR S T AD D ITIO N o a the p la in tiffs attorney Paul A ttorn eys f o r F la lu tlff CIRCUIT COURT C. Perkins, SIT W est South Street, Paul C. Perkins a cco rd in g to th* p U l th e re o f Edw ards R u lld ln f O rlando F lorida, aad file tha o r i­ BIT W att Booth Street o o reaerded In P lot B ook 14 Banford, F lorida P ages I I and 14 e f tha Pub« Publish M ay 11. IS, H A Jana t ginal answ ar ar pleading In tha A ttorn ey fo r P la in tiff lla Reoorda a f Bem laol* co n n * o fflca o f tha Clerk o f the Circuit Publlah May 11, IS, t l . * June t. ty. Florida. NOTICE B T PUBLICATION OP C ourt on o r b efore Monday, Juna ' l l , 111*. It you fall to do ao Judg­ IN TMR CIRCUIT COURT OP TU B (■K AL) PETITIO N SO B ADOPTION A rth u r M. B eck w ith , Jr. IB T H E CIRCU IT COURT OP T E E ment by default w ill be taken NINTH JUDICIAL Cl EC t IT. IN NINTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT H P agalnet you fo r tha re lie f dem and- AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, C lerk o f Circuit O osrt ad In tha M il o f rnmplalnL B y : M ertha T . Vlhlen FLO RID A, IN AND FO B S E R IFLORIDA. DONK AND O RD ERED at Ban- IN CHANCERY NO, lSdSt . D eputy C lerk NOLH CO VETT. IN CHANCBRT ford, Bamlnola C ouaty. Florida, BENNIE STARK E, n o . is e en W lndtrw eadla, H alnta, H au ler PETITION F O E ADOPTION OT A this Sth day o f May, 111*. Plaintiff, * W ard (BEAL) HINOR CHILD P. a B ox t l f DAVID M. O ATCH BL W in ter Park,- Fla. I n ret A doption nr C lerk a f tha C ircuit Court tie f.n d a n t. Publlah M ay t« . 1MB. RONALD W IL LIA M OWAILES, B y : Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C. NOTICE TO APPEAR a m inor, IN COUNTY JUDGE** COURTS Byt M EXVKAL ELTON CULPEP- Faul C. Perkins ■TATE OP FLORIDA TO: ■ R R IhO L R COUNTY* F L O R ID A ALT AM EAR BTARKP. PK R and DO RIB BUTTON CUL. S4T W aet South Btraat RBTATD OF .( Orlando, F lorida P E P P E R , h is w lfa, IIS W a it IS im Btraat P elltloaera A ttorn ey fo r P la in tiff apl a T )lfM 8ftl Publlah May IL 1*. 8* * L T o : W IL LIA M F O X BWA1LEO. Naw Tark City, New York NOTICE TO CRRDITORB w hose raeldenca Is unknewn T o n ara heraby notified that a TO ALL PERSON B HA VINO but w hose last bnawa real, i n t h n r i N c r r r c o u r t o r t d r bill a f com plaint f o r dlvorea has deroa w aal t i l l N. 14th I t , NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCU IT IN b eta fllad again st yon, aad you CLAIM* OR DEMANDS ABA1KST AND FO R BR HI A OLE COUNTY. ara requlrad to serve a eopy of BAID MBTATDl BL Louie, Missouri. Tou a a * each o f yon a r* heraby TO U R A R E H E R E B Y NOTIFIED FLONIDA. your answ er ar plaadlan to tho that n Petition ban base fllad IN CMANUEKY NO. taU T bill o f com plaint on tha P la in tiffs n otified and requlrad t* fils nay NOTICR B Y PUBLICATION A ttorney Paul C. Perkins, SIT W est rlalme aad dam seds w hich yea, In tb s abava styled Cnart by Men■ a ttb direst,- Orlando, Florida, ar alther o f you , m ay h o v e agaln et veal E ltea CulpepF*r 'an d Darla SAMUEL STEINER, P lain tiff, and fUa tha orla ln a l Answar ar ea!d aetata In tha o fflca o f Hon. Rattan Cnlpepper, his w lfa, far pleading In tha o fflca a f tha Clerk C. Varan- Miss, Jr. C ounty Judge tha adoption a f Raaald W illiam Bwallaa, a m inor, by tbo petition ­ •OPHIB STEINER, o f tha Circuit Court on o r before o f Momlnol* c o u n t y nt bio o fflm Defendant. Monday, Juna It. m e . If you fall la th* Court H eue* la Banford, ers. M anveal Niton Culpappar and to d a ao Judgment by default w ill Florida, within sig h t isla n d e r D oris Button Culpepper, hia wlfa, TO I Sophia B ltlaer l i t W est t l l r d Btraat and you ara required to aerva a ba taken e g n iset you f» r the re­ months from the time e f th* flret •Naw Tark. N. T. to p y o f yanr A aew or o r O bjections lie f rfamandad la tha bill o f com , publication e f this aotlca. E tch TOU A R E H E R E B T NOTIFIED FUlnL In sh ow oouaa w hy said Petition claim o r damand must ba la w r it­ DONE AND O RD ERED St Ban- ing and contain tha p la c* o f realohsnld ant bo granted, tn lha a t­ that a Com plaint far D lvorea baa torn ey fo r petitioners. CHARLES been filed agalnet yen, and you ford, Sem laoU County. Florida, dene* and peat o ffic e address o f N. I-ANK. 1ST M etcalf Building, a ro required to aarva n co p y a f this tt k day o f May, i l l * . th* claim ant and m ust bo sworn Orlando, F lorida, nnd file tko o r i­ y e a r Answ er on P leln tirre A t- (•EAL1 to by tha claim ant, hla agent ar teraeya, PH ILIP XDKLMAN nnd D avid M. O atch’ l gin al la tha atflae a f tha Clark attorney, o r th* tam e sh e ll bo veld. HOLLANDER. o f tbo Ctrealt Court la and far LAW REN CE I L Clerk e t the Circuit Court Richard E. Clarke Northeast Tlth Bemiaela C oa n ty nt Sanford. F lo r­ Suits SIS, t i l l Byt M srtha T . Vlhlen. DC. A* E xecu tor o f said oatat* Street, Miami. Florida, and file the ida an ar b efore tha N th day a f Paul C. Perklna ANDERSON, RUSH, W A R D otin ln a l A nsw er In tha n 'flca at S4T Want South a ttest Juas. IM S. A DEAN H EREIN F A IL . MOT ar a Decree the Clerk o f tko C ircuit Court. In Orlando, Florida I N East Central A van e* Pro C onfess* w ill ba antarad and fa r nominal# County. Florida, A tinriity fo r P la in tiff Orlando, F lorid* on ar b efore tha Sth day o f June, Publish Mey 11. It. S4 A June L Publish Mey U - A June 1. t. N aga in st you. WITNEBB m y baad aad ths seal t i l l ; atharwlaa defa u lt w ilt ba ar said C oart la Sanford, nom i­ antarad agalaat you. D ated at Samlaale C ouaty, F lo r ­ nate Canaty, F lorida, thla N th ida. this Sth day a f M ay I N I r.ay a f M ay, IM L (BEAL) (■ E A L ) ■ EHIBOLH COt NTT BOARD OP ADJUBTMDBT D avid M. Satchel A rth n r H. B eckw ith, Jr. .hotlea e l PnbHa H eart** C lerk a f tk - Clrcnlt O eart, A s C lark o f tk# bald Ctrant n whom It may roncornt Seminole County, F ie r i* * Caart. N ntU aln Cennty Board o f Adjustment w ill held a publle hear, r . a Bon m B y Martha T. Vlhlen. la g tn consider the possibility . r g reetin g perm it.Ion to la tta ll n Banford. Florida D onate Clark w ater plant an requested by thn M ld -F l.rlda in vestm ent Co. an tb* Byt Martha T. TthldO, M . CH ARLES N. LANE Philip Edslm an O n i"lU p U L * * * , , k *4 » r* F « « F ‘ •- Blech L F a lrU n a Eat * too Boellea Attnrmay fa r PaUttanarn lass Nortbwaat t»th aim ed I# t M etca lf B uilding Publle hearing w ill ba bald la the E a sin g O fflca la thn Betaine!# Orlando, F lorida . i C f i E S ' - u Miami. F it . C u n t * .-.n r, M...... Fen'ord. Flarldr. ca l la r j l . ; j u i t r / j L er PtlMtan May II. II. 14 A J - « * X. an noon tb tr e a fltr as poaeibla. * *1 Adjuatmaa* Publish MSP 81. I N * . f W ‘ UU" C VICd-ChUnSBR . 3 Legal Notice AM— M V tf r-f, t':e Legal Notice AV M V k •M cerAuaffHm/, Legal Notice BBMthOLH COUNTY BOARD OF AOJUBTHHBT LOOKMCWAJ (W AM rTO S W S " At>CM3UaM OTHtoiS ( MOH-* DAO CAVTJ ^ e g mum p o t MY chcocsooic* + why 1 s* J f EiMO m i s ■'vr / / > AuroaftAPHj T# Wbam It m ay con cern : ,, _ Tha Bamlaela C euaty Beard a f AdJuetment w ill held n pu blle b e e r la g to con sider tha p ossibility a f g ra n tin g B netback v a ria n t* t * Beelio n I t n f the E asing R agn U tleas aa rtqnested b y J. C. J en k in s * n thn fo llo w in g described propertyt Lota N and It, W aet Bids G ardena P u b lls b ea rin g w ill bo held in tho Xo&'.ng O fflca -In th* g v n ln ? !* Cauaty C ou rt IIsues. Bastard. Florida, o n May t l , 2*4* Bd t l N f t AL or aa a t* a ik etaa fter aa partible. Bemlnole C ouaty Board a f Adjnstm dnt Bp W illiam C M elbock. Vice-Chairm an Te whom It may aaaesrat heetea e i p*Mle - - - - - — T a w hom It m ap concern: Tha Seminole County Board a f Adjustment w ill hold a subtle hear[ j * l | l * i r , ^h«, l e e l u * n k!! l!h t b ! ita n lln g a setb a ck variance to Bee\ v » t t i l V ..* , ■* r»eueatod by John nnd Louise w ssd Parh: U Macrlbad prspertyi L o t » j. R eplat *< W la C o n .?v bli*nurt‘ H n !..W,l L ^ o r V UJ " . i fc* *••••* O ffic e lO tk# Bemiaela C oaaty Court H aute, Baaford, Florida, o a May BL m e at P. Mvr a s aaon ibaroatter aa poesibta. H i * * 1" " ’ * C eualy Beard a f Adjustm ent P -b tleh Mky I I . 1MB, * ' & V lro -C k a lrm a . T ka Bamlabta n a s t y B oard a f Adjaetmemt w ill bald n pnblio h e a r­ ing to aoasldar th a paeatblllty a f g ra n tin g a aetbark variaaco I# Beo­ tian I t a f thn Boning HognlaUnsn aa requested by Oapltol C eueltuotin s Co. a* tha following described p rep erilesi L o ti 14 44 84 4* s a l 14 O ahUnd Mill* oebdttlaLin. T* Whom It may concern: ifYiwia'IiiiRlIii MgiMitlB***4** '* w m bJSm tto rW ftN eq p l ^ t b ! ^ ^ ' • • « e 4»44 nd t i 4» P. **• Sj^i**}* Ceuaty Board * ( Adjoelmeat F oh llo b e o rle g w ill bo held la lh * X vnlag O fflm In th# Bemlnole im M 1>N A K mnnmn* In . fc-U e publle h .e r N o f l b ? ^ n in w iS V iflm illf. * N th a d k varian ce Ui Becilfca Ion In* UeMrt bed *1“ ^ *F C. M. M ato an tho fulP o k ll? * b n n r l«* r sgTi I * »»- R vea a doU onbdlvlolon. C o a n ty*U esrt^ H eu e^ ^ B a n fa rtL ^ i* Ottic* In thn Bemlnole A J „ J �Use HERALD W ant Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 5. Real Estate For Sale 2. For Rent Real Estate For Sale franforh 3 BDRM. block home. Low down SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom HOUSE HUNTING home. A »u m e VA loan. Low payment, VA loan. FA 2-3273. Savt time! Call ui for complete down payment, 973.63 per mo. * rental service! FA 2-2937. ONE ACRE— 17-92, 200' facing Lake Monroe; approximately BUY OF THE YEAR: It you 600' West of Sanford City Line. need a big three bedroom house Write Box S, c /r Sanford Her­ 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 with IV* baths call FA 2 5261. ald. "Open evenings til 9:30 PM " We are ready to sell to you. Total $10,500. Monthly payments FURNISHED cottage is Lakt FOR SALE; 1 Bedroom house, $68.00. Wc can sell 2 ways; partially furnished. Needs some Mary. FA 2304*. $250 down could be arranged. repair. Lot approx. 93 x 423. Located on 17-92, bne mile north 4R FURNISHED garage apartment, HOUSE for sale. Three bedroom of Monroe bridge. My equity also utilities. Air conditioning and one hath ranch style home. $600. Take up payments of $30. optional. Adults. Call FA 2-1926. I.ow down payment, 4t%% VA per month, 3% interest approx. loan. Monthly payments $74 00. I-BEDROOM unfurnished house. $3300 Contact R. J. Hayes, P. O. Located at 206 Bamboo Drive Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. Box 493, Lake Mary—or call in Sunland Estates. C a l l FA 2-3663. 6-ROOM bouse, unfurnished, mod­ ern, on taka located in Geneva, CENTRAL air conditioned J> Fla. $65 per month. FO 3-3312, healed home; two bedrooms, We have Just received another $ Oviedo. range, refrigerator, disposal, acre listing in Lake Mary. The large water heater, Venetian last one was purchased two RENT OR SALE: 9 bedroom blinds and drapes. Jalousie1 days after the ad appeared. home, Plnecreit. By owner. Im­ porch. On large lot. Well. As­ Don't let this one get away, a mediate occupancy. FA 2-7393. sume 4 ' i . loan, monthly pay­ splendid buy at $39oo. Contact— ment* only $33.22, down pay­ SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gablei ment $2,000, total price $11,950 401 Magnolia Avo. FA 2-0720. til N Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Call FA 2-1563. "Open Evenings til 1:30 PM " 4. Heal Katnte Wnntcd Ijrrald Wed. May 25, 1960—Pnjre 11 three or more bedrooms; al least 1100 square ft. living nrea. Call FA 2-8343. 2-BEDROOM home in Wynnewood. Low down payment for quick sale. FA 2-2378. LAND WANTED land, $300 down, assume VA loan, $76.9$ a month. 206 Sun land Dr. FA 2-1432. 3-BEDROOM house on So. French Ave., near school, 1H hath, large living area. FA 2-8637, LOTS or ACREAGE Give legal dsscriptloo, price nod terms. Write P. O. Box *72, Sanford, Florida. 9 C. A. Whiddon, Sr, BROKER W. B. tttippy. Assoc. 292 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-9121 S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 144 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 OUSE and FURNPTURE for sale. Three bedroom home In Altamonte Springs, wilh icrecned i* Florida room. House is air conditioned. O* corner lotwilh no traffic. Furniture is A GOOD BUY: Have to laava th* state. 3 bedroom home la Sun­ land Estates. 1500 down aad lake ever payments at 271 per month. three bedroom cement block MOVE RIGHT IN home reita peacefully on a large lot in an attractive in-town FHA Financing—No Closing Cost location. Tile bath, terraxzo — for an appointment call — floors and a large Uvlng-FlorHelen E. Noonan at Ida room complete the picture. W. H. Bill Stemper Agency The 4tt% mortgage is a dollar- _FA 2-8331 FA 2-4991 saver. And, excellent terma can bo arranged. For an ap­ 3 - B E D R O O M , 1 bath, kitchen equipped. Large corner lot pointment at your convenience, 92800 equity. 4 tift GI mortgage, Juat call . . . Ph. FA 2-6597. SPECIAL SERVICE 6. Mortgage Loan* BRANCH OFFICE , "B ill" Stamper Agency MORTGAGE LOANS Realtor k Insurer Commercial and 2901 Park Driva Conventional Residence FA 2-8331 WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3493 FOR SALE OR RENT: 9 bed­ Orlando, Fla. room, 1 bath home in new de­ velopment. $10,000, $200 down. 7. liiutinetM Opportunities For rent, $93 per month. Phone FA 2-7017. ' MAJOR oil company truck stop for lease. FA 2-7682 or FA 2-7332. 2-BEDROOM furnished home, 2556 Palmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. 8. Female Help Wanted FREE RENT For 30 Days! 213 ROSALIA DR: 2 bedroom, kit­ chen equipped home. 2300 down, |90 monthly pays all, including Uxas and insurance. No closing 200 monthly. FA 1-4517. costa. Built In stalnleS* stove SUNLAND ESTATE!: 2 bedroom. and oven, will also include re­ I bath, extra la* go home. View frigerator; 3 bedroom, 2 bath, •f lake. Asaum# FHA or FHA beautiful spacious central heat­ i* s e r v i c e mortgage. P k ed home near Lnngwood, This FA 2-3173. home would rent for 9130 month* ly .In town. Call Builder, LADIES WANTED: Earn 940 tc 950 spare time. Car necessary. Phone FA 2-6281. 2 LADIKS NEKDKD to, represent AVON COSME­ TICS in SANFORD. Write Box 246, Lockhart for appointment in your home. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor Lilliaa Trams R. H. Ivors, D. H. Whitmore Associates. 9461 S. Park Ave. P k FA 1-5231 After hours, FA 3-2212, FA 2-4*21 FA 9-0261, / A 2-5011 2 BDRM., 1 bath home, kitchen equipped, Fla. Km. fenced yard FA 2-1350 after I P. M. SUNLAND ESTATES: I bedroom bouse. Corner le t Low down payment. FA 2-i053. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates WANTED: Young colored man to FOR SALE OR RENT work in nursery. Ph. FA 2-4060. Have you been looking for a qual­ ity built three bedroom, two bath home with largt screened porch, on a lakefront lot? Then HOUSEWORK, FA 2-2996. you must see this homo with its built in oven, range, refriger­ WOMAN wants housework or days work. Ph. FA 2-4016. ator, exhaust fan, disposal, dry­ er circuit. Plenty o f closet space. Wall furnace and many, many 12. Plumbing Service* other features that provide a PLUMLING better, eesier way of living. Contracting k Repairs This home may b« seen anytime Free Estimates at your convenience. For further R. L. HARVEY details see or phone . . . . 204 Sanford Ave. Phona FA 2-3383 Don Howe, Realtor RAVENNA PARK SALES OFC. 105 Temple Drive Phone FA 2-7495 or FA 2 3083 Registered Real Battle Broker Pa. FA 9-1991 1741 *1 Hiawatha ROBERT A . WILLIAMS, Real tor Raymond Lnndqulat, Assoc. PA 2-1911 Atlantic Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL 2944 tren ch At*. Realtor “ CaU Hall" Phone FA I-J441 FOR SALE • BOATING. SWIMMING, FISHING Ju4 19 Minutes 20-A Trailer* 193t, 26' ANDERSON housetraller, furnished or unfurnished; 20 ft. inboard boat, open launch; 230 II.P. engine; for quick sale. Park Ave. Trailer Park, Lot 33, evenings. •MOWN TRAYKLO: 1946, sleeps four, $700 cash. Owner leaving state. Oakway Drive Just off So. San­ ford Ave., approximately 1 milt So. of Blll'a Tavern. VA-KA-SHUN-ETT II ft. housetrailer, J. W. Jonas, Tuskawllls Rd., Laka Jessup. 116 North Park WILSON - MAIER Seuth Of lake llew ateua BEAUTIFUL Veer* Sewing: Mach. Repairs RENTALS $3 WEEK A. K. R088ETTER 30 H. P. JOHNSON Javell« motor, electric starter, excellent condl' tlon. FA 2-4468. FLORIST A 2-1651 Celery Ave. For All Your Floral Needs ember - Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. TV RENTALS APPOINTMENT 35 BU1CK convertible, all power, new (op, new paint, new tires; 5993 or $300 down, take over REE ESTIMATES ehatrfully payments. Located at Bay Her­ givan. Mattress renovating, up­ ron Used Car L ot holstery and slip covers. Cus­ tom built bedding mada to or­ der. Call or come la. Nla Bed ding Manufacturing C o.„ 1301 So. fanford Ava. / A 3-2117. South Plnecreat Oa Oaora Rond, Is . o f Sanford • Guaranteed Sunland Estates Coe*try Sedan Fordor Station Wagoa • Sporty Tntene led aad While Fininh - Whitewall Tin* - Pla* Air CnndiUe* lag • Perfect For Family Oatiap* Thia Snauner. 17-91, > mils* He. ed Bantam Closing1Cost As Low As PLASTER REPAIRS, mates. FA 2-5639 5 7 Immediat* Occupancy 1 Year F«r**a*l Satisfaction HOMES • GUARANTEE Quint Commuoily Year personal satisfaction foi full year ee the construetie* e f year home or meaty om Ave. O L D S M O B IL i “98" Fordor Hardtop . All Factory Accenaerien • Very Low MUeage • Factory Air Cimdlliealog • Make Y e w Vocation Safe and ~ nd Comfortable la Tkts "OK" Used Car. MOVES Hanford 95,000 Balance ONLY YOU IN 50 - FROM - S69 3-REDROOMB. l t i TILE R A T H ! wilh colored futures. (errates floors, Venetian blinds, enrporte, screen perch, utility room and many ether estrae. Homcn Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES An Turn Went On 201h 81. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. *TU Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Til Dark FREE WELCOME Our Ueed Cor* WiU Bo Displayed For Y< Inspection Nightly Oa Our Lairg* Lighted L o t ' 241 Went ISlh Uireet I'hune FA 2-3163 /J N ai the alga *f your boat bay Te Sanford! Be Our Guests 9'si 9 Days Absolutely Free, Without Obligation At O m Ot Sanford's Leading Mntals Wbll* You Locate Housing For 3 on 4 Ynnr Family. Pick Up Keys Al Sales Office! U HOLLER S haunaJuth Ceanlructioa Co., la ea f 1895 WHERE DEALS SHINE REGISTERED KKOK ER ASSOCIATES I Alvin Odham. C. o . Todd. Jo* Douglas*, Pirn McCoy UWV. 17-91 ft ONOKA RD. ML FA 2-6341 VANCE E. DOUGLASS Safety Checked NASH 3fetropoll(an that looks and run* Ilka new. Motor re-built in 1959. 30 lo 40 m <ea per gallon of gas. CaU FA 2 9927. 21.00 per day. SANFORD ELECTRIC. 119 Magnolia FA 2 Privilege* t* driving a fully equipped car give* you er prefer the economical performance of a d< yoa’ll make th* right choice If It’* aa “OK". • 50 DODGE TRUCK. Ph. FA 2459*. VA-FHA, FHA-IN-SERV1CE LAKE Ou NOTICE Jenkins Furniture LOTS • 22. Article* For Sal# Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart DESIRE to aell emerald eut dia­ FOUND: l law* roller nnd 1 law* mond engagement ring. Lika 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 marker. Owner may claim at new. If Interested call FA 2-3329 Fire Station No. 2 and pay for • BIO VALUES after 7 p. m. • QUICK CREDIT woty*.* r y e * TV! . , . Our btjwllntj tenm beat OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALK . • EASY TERMS .siev'd i-w, -i ' **—• Accounting, Gilroy in Sale* is down with the mump* WE u i V E W V X L 'c ^ n . A l f P o -------------- t - . t t l per lb. —— \~ THE SANFORD HERALD . . . and Lucille is leaving me . . . what’* new with OFFICE New and Uaed Furniture 304 W, 1st. St. FA 3-2611 311 E. Firit St. FA 2-3922 8ell U i Your Furniture. Quick 14. Build, Paint ft Repair 15-A Beauty Parlor* HIDE-A-HED sofa, Lawson chair, fferrf.-e ttV'i. Th* Cash. SUPER YOU SPEND 1/S OF end tables. FA 23*99, 190f TRADING TOST. FA 2-06*7. YOUR LIFE IN BED . A Satisfied customer U our beat THOS. E. THOMPSON Holly Ave. General Contractor advertisement. LAMBRETTA WHY NOT RE COMHARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Home Carpentry Rcpaira — REPOSSESSED Dsy-o-Night MOTOR SCOOTERS PORTABLE? WE CAN 105. So. Osk . . . . Ph. FA 2-5742 sofa $30.50; 2 twin site rebuilt BELL’S SHELL SERVICE Rooting A Siding Phone FA 2-6452 Hollywood beds, each 929.50; 1 REBUILD YOUR MAT15lh k French Ave. full tlxe heavy duty coil spring Be Lovelier Wilh Professional T R E 8 8 OR B O X $000 Free TV Stamps 15. Special Service* 910.00; 2 full slie bookcase Beauty Ct.rc. with each ecooter purchase SPRING TO LOOK AND headboards, earh 910.00; 1, 3 SERVICE CALLS 9200 piece aectional 939.50; 1 vanity AIR CONDITIONER, % ton FEEL LIKE NEWI The Blggeat Little Shop 919.50; 3 odd chalra, each $9.00; Mitchell, good working con­ la Sanford. All Parti And 1, 47" Hollywood bed $19.50; I dition. Ph. FA 2*4418. Labor Guaranteed 90 Day*. Beaeiy Salon knotty pine twin site bed 910.00; NO BEDDING NEED SANFORD RADIO k V > CENTER 1 twin aise innerspring mattresa NATIONAL Caih Register, new IS TOO GREAT OR 9th. k Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 $12.50. ECHOLS BEDDING CO., condition, used i mo., only $17S TOO SMALL OR TOO 16. Flower* & Plrfnts 8econd and Palmetto, FA 2-439L cash. See at McRaney Paint k ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateDIFFICULT FOR THE Glass. 2515 So. Park Ave. ments, invoices, hand bills, and Cut Flowera For An; Occasion ECHOLS BEDDING GO. ancas. A Good Placo To p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressiva SANFORD FLOWE! SHOP HAMILTON electrie clothes dryer BUY, SELL or TRADE Printing Co. Phone FA 3-3651— FA 2-1920 165. FA 21310. or FA 2-0270 306 West 13th S t CALL FA 14111 FOB 150 RED laying hens. J. W. Jones, 17. Pel*, Livestock. Supplies 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7! PIANO TUNINO * REPAIRING Tuskawllla Rd., Lal:a Jessup. FREE ESTIMATE. W. L. HARMON TOY TERRIER pups, ideal peU ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby COLDSPOT 14.2 cu. ft. freeaer Ph. FA 2-4223 for children. FA 1-4769. Beds. Day, Weak, or Month— 2150. 109 So. Sunland Dr. FURNITURE CENTER CABINETS: pro-finished, custom FREEI Cute healthy kittens. Ph. 1100 French Ave. made or built to order. General Longwood, Midway 4-5971. Ph. FA 1-7953 Mill Work. Boyd's Cabinet Shop, 307 Elm Ave., FA 2-2919. QUARTER HORSE. 9 years old, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ well trained and easy to hand!*. TV Servlee within tbs hour. RsFA 2 0795. mates. Phone FA 2-7919. pslr your TV for 27.50, in your homo or no charge. Sunablaa PUPPIES, 2 month* old, black and 22. Articles For 8*1* TV, FA 2 9855. white, long and short, hair, $5 YELLOW SQUASH by the bushel. te$5. Ph. FA 2 -U M r~ PUMPS — SPRINKLERS FA 2-0415. All types and sizes, Installed 19. Boat* aad Motors GOOD used frame windows, Jamba "D o It Yourself' and assorted lumber. See fore­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Gateway To The Waterway man at Nicholson Bulck Bldg. S T I N E Your EVINRUDE Dealer Machinery and Supply Co. Robson Sporting Goods 21 INCH TV, RCA mahogany eon 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 24432 6 2 E. 1st. Ph FA 3-5061 sole, excellent condition. Call FA 2-1926. AIR CONDITIONING 12' GULFLINER, Fiberglassed, H O L L E R MOTO R H. B. POPE CO. lop, windihield, steering, re­ LARGE utility trailer 255, paint, SALES **w ha* a l*n * r o ft. Park - FA $ 4 » cots, tents. ARMY-NAVY SUR­ mote controls, 15 II. P. motor, ■election gf exceptionPLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. Murray trailer with wlneh. Will alp clean, tk roughly re­ tell cheap. FA 24314. 20 GUAGK Ithlca pump 940. 10 conditioned “OK" Med ALL MAKES k MODELS guage model II Windcheater cars nay aae weald be BOAT: 13 ft. Thompson; wind­ pump, t65. Call FA 2-4192. shield and controls; Sears trail­ araad t* own. No matter er; 1958, II II. P. Evlnrude 303 W. First St. (24 hr. aer.) If yoa’re toakiag far Ike 9400. FA 2-1909. FA 2-3625 feel ef luxury that St. Johns Realty Dew * — I IT FA 2-0915 SMALL HOUSE TRAILER, per­ fect condition. Mr. Soward, Hollywood Trailer Court, Or­ lando Hwy. MIAMI CLIENT WILL TRADE HOME: 3 bedrooms. 2th baths, located on Riscayna River, North Miami, for property in Semin­ ole County, or will aeU for 226,000. Contact . . . . LOTS — PRICED «1,M0 Teem* — 39% 112 Magnolia COMPLETE 3 rooms of furniture, TO reipooilble party la this vicin­ plui wathlng machine, mower ity; Singer electric portabta A and 3 metal cabinet*. FA 2-6339 attachments. • payment! at after S p. m. 93.43. Write Credit Manatee. Box 69, Sanford Herald. S A W D U S T and shavings. FA 2-3677, Buckner * Son. CIRCULATING ell heater, tank and aland. FA 2-0644. REDI-MIX-CONCRETE I 37’* Window Sills 91.23 MAYTAG apartment ame Bph 34" Window Lintels 91.23 dryer washing machine, reason­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. able. FA 2-9632. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 PORTABLE 17 In. TV $30. Ph. FREEZER, Deluxe 22 foot upright FA 2-2796. 9 month! old. Take up payment! $29.92 month. See Clyde Walla CARRIER FREEZER, 19 a*, f t upright, excellent condition. at DeWltt Trailer Court FA 2-2194. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM 22-A Article* Wanted VENETIAN BLINDS Enrloaed head. Sag-proof bottom GOOD utility trailer, FA146J0. rail with plastic ends. Plaatie WANTED: Spring tooth harrow er rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon for t h r u point hook-up. eerds. FA2-6640. Senkarik GIhm nnd Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd S t FA 2-4622 Realtor k Insurer Phase PA 3-4991 US N. Park Pbooe PA 2-S33I 2601 Park Dr. True S ub u rba n L iv in g LARGE FA 2-6562 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Priced under $20,ouo wilh good terms. Lakeview QUIET ON A 1007 Sanford Ava. If you enjoy these, plus a beauti­ ful view, see this modern 3 13. Electrical Service* bedroom 2 bath Mr conditioned boma on ona of lha prettiest House Wiring — K*ectrie Service Sid Vihle* lakes anywhere. EXCLUSIVE • Heating AIR CONDITIONING WATKRSKIING, CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK '34 CADDILAC. FA 2-1641 W. H. “ Bill" Stemper Agency g-Btdroom frame houaa at 312 Holly Avenue; hardwood oak fleere throughout. Appraised by iadspendtni appraiser at $6,000. Thia house must be sold this lu m m r. Price will be re­ duced 290.00 per we«k until sold. Current price $5,900. Con­ tact Mrs. M. L. Raborn, 8r. at FA S MS * or M. L. Raborn, Jr, at FA 2-4179 or FA 3-32*3. Lakefront Plumbing ft 22. Article* For Sale L A F F -A -D A Y Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 20. Automobile* Hwy. IT-92 ft 27th *4. Seles Office ■seised J. Rreiley P k PA t-1101 Odham, President ‘ ‘ vr^-fCW i �Pare 12—Wed. May 26, 1M0 ■m m vY vvw yvvvvm YOU SAVE CASH IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PLUS M H C H A N Tf G R IIN STAM PS M ERCHANTS W IT H THE PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR M O RI $96 Ml CHOICK itoSr. m JX T m V - s ix iii n c u. y PSC . . . GOVT. GRADED CHOICE ♦EAVT WESTERN MATURE BEEF ANNETTE BAKER. 19. will reprcncnt St. Poter*. — Florida Beauty Contest slated for SRrnsota next month. c h o ic e q u a l it y c o n t r o l l e d PSG U.S. CHOICE Fred Mulholland of Tampa look lop honor* at the Armed Porrea Model airplane meet held at the Naval Air Station Saturday. The meet waa aponaored by the NAS Prop and Rib Smaahera. The meet ran throufhout the day and a large crowd waa on hand to watch the varioua event*. Mulholland, dogged by an rn> ne failure and landing hla plane the lake came through with a winning aingle * channel acore of 73 and a double channel acore of •0 from the Judgta. Second poaltlon in the aingle competition wa« won by Jamea H. Snow of Orlando and third place honora went to Sam Beniamin of Sanford. Thirty-five boya competed la the eventa. Approximately 4,000 p< viaited the ba*e during tiu long open bouee activlUaa. £ JW IFT’S BROOKFIELD, FARMER CRAY PURE PORK HOT OP. M ILD BONELESS HTHER HALF SAUSAGE 3 i& llJ E ELDORADO OR BADGER FANCY S LIC iD S w ifts Premium or Farmer Cray AS Meet FRANKS 39’ COLD CUTS FARMER CRAY US. GOVERNMENT CRADE ‘•A” QUICK FROZEN | FRESH LEAN WESTERN PLAIN OR SELF-RISING D A /P rP FP T BENSON’S er LADY PAIR Owen Holds Mark BROOKLYN, N. Y. (UPII Mickey Owen, Brooklyn Dodger goat o f the 1041 World Keriea, hold* the National League record for moit errurlei* chance* accept­ ed In one aeaion by a catcher. ROStDALE HALVES OR PYNE TASTE SLICES LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA ICE BOX BISCUITS 3 2 5 ’ BLUE BONNETT, COLORED OLEO l’a u 2 3 * W ISCONSIN LONGHORN L I CAN YOUR CHOICE L IM IT -1 OOfFEE W ITH $500 FOOD ORDER FRESHLY CUT S N W W l FILLETS * 59* MULLET * 154 FRESH CAUGHT L IM IT -1 W ITH $5 00 FOOD ORDER COOKED BITTY CROCKER DELUXE SCALLOPS FPOZFN FOODS • YELLOW • W HITE • CHOCOLATE • D E VH i POOD AMERICAN BEAUTY r A J ROSiOALE LUOOU6 tar nm to moo U0J0 312.00 4U.00 aarap BARTLETT PEARS GORTON! GOVT. NbPtCTiD PKC H A W A IIA N GOLDEN PUNCH 6 iZ 9 7M 1100 S&8 88 PICNIC SPECIALS BAKIr s FUOfi C O OKIES • CHOCOLATE „ „ HYGRADE PEANUTS COCKTAIL"*29« Mixed N uf$»43‘ SPANISH « 29c CASHEWS * 43< ROLLS FRESH TINDER A /N :gaa» ~ 49‘ CALIFORNIA SNOWBALL CMMFLOWnr RID RIPf JUCY SWEET I )UNe BOY. ^LSH HCHH6R M INUTE M A ID OCLICIOUt whin you do. . . visit FAMILY! If you n *d UP TO $600 phono: FNrfu 2-4612 H fo fi noontoifrinf# far monoy the u im diy! X CALIFORNIA JUICY �tA • ‘'W g p ~y Bugs Beware! t p. m. Stocks The spray fogRingr of the city’s streets and alleys started Monday and will continue for the next seven dsys. City Manager Knowles said. The enst side of the city will be sprayed today, hs added. _ The fogging process, uspd to reduce the supply of Mosquitoes and gnats in the city will stn.l nt 4:30 p. m. daily and continue through midnight. Parents are urged not to allow their children tn follow behind the fog, as the nozzle used tn spray be­ comes extremely hot and children are liable to receive “ bad burns,” the city manager warned. The'spraying will continue until the entire city has been covered and then will resume again in about a month. NEW YORK (UPD Stock prices at 1 p. m. American TAT American Tobacco................ 34‘ i Bethlehem Steel C I O ................... Chrysler . Curtiss • Wright ................ 21*V Douglas Aircraft . ................ 30H DuPont .................. .............. 207 Ford Motor ............. 66*« General Electric ................ on General Motor* .. ................ 44 Graham • Paige . ................ 2 ............ 46*4 Int. TAT Johnson Electronics ............ 7-7'x Ixvrillard .............. ................ 37H Minute Maid ....... Penney ................ .................. 123 Penn R R .... Sear* Roebuck ................ 51 it Standard Oil (NJ) Studebsker ........... U. S. Steel ....... •••***•••• BO*♦ Westinghous* Kl. UN Rejects Red Demands UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UPI) — The U. N. Security Council today rejected Soviet Runniit'a demand to condemn Ihe United State* for ita apy flight* over Ruaaia. The vote waa 7-2 with Ceylon and Tttniaia abstaining. Ruaaia loat out in ita bid to brand the United Statea an mp-graasor after U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told Iti* iounrlT” RussTif '••aa* microphone m the American em­ bassy in Moscow. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had questioned she “ logic and morale" at President Eisenhower and said Amrriran U-2 apy policy brought n "vnnr strong odor o f tbe Hitlerite think­ ing on the eve of World War II." Lodg* followed him with an­ TOKYO (U PD—Ten# of thous­ other recitation of Soviet apy ac­ ands of leftist demonstrators be- tivities and the dramatic presen­ —aeiged Premier Nobusuke Ktshi in tation o f how th* Soviets had t Parliament building for mor* bugged th* American embassy in an 12 hours today, attacked po­ Moscow. lice with rocks and marched on Tha Soviets did not come to th* the American embassy scream­ Security Council with clean hands, ing against Eisenhower's planned !.odge said—a refutation o f Sovitt visit. Premier Nikita Khrushchev'i de­ More than 1.000 policemen mass­ nial in Parii that the Kusiiana ed in front of the main gat* of actually sent out spies. the embassy to black any at­ Lodge displayed to the Security tempt to smash into the embassy Council a hand-carved wooden compound. The demonstrators replica of the great seal of th* didn't try. Instead they snakeUnited Slate* which he said was ..Banred past, yelling anti-Eisenpresented to th* U. 8. Ambassador Bower slogan*. in Moscow. Th« leflwing opponents of the "It was bung up in hi* office N. S. • Japanese security treaty right back o f his desk," I.odge using Communist Party sound ■aid. "A clandestina listening datrucks, shouted demands of "Kishi vice was discovered inside this resign" and for Eisenhower to replica." cancel hia June visit. Lodge held up th* device and After passing th« American em ­ showed how plaaler-uf-pari* was bassy Ihe huge throngs began used around the aeal 'and con­ serraming toward Tokyo's main railway nation many blocks away trived to that it matched th* Wood. It opened into two pieces, disperse and board commuter "Now here is the aeal," Lodg* aim that would take them back homa. By them more than 100,000 said dramatically. "Vwi will not# hovf it opens Into two piece*. And had thronged. Kishi remained in his office and hern la tha clandestine listening looked nervously out the window device— you can see th* listening from time to time as a roar device. It la right under the back swelled *p from the crowd for of th* eagle. "Tha United States has found in him to resign because be had aligned Japan with the United recent years, in Iron Curtain countries, well over 100 such daState* in tbe cold war. The streaming, fanatical stu­ vices— 26 In Poland alone. Th* dents outside yelled for Elscnhow- latest discoveries were within the " r to atay home and for Klabi to last month." Correspondents said there were •crap the defense alliance. He bad reports four years ago in Moscow ■o intention o f doing so. Sometime around U p . m. Kishi that auch a U. S. aeal had been slipped out of the building safely. placed in tha homo o f U. R. Am­ The remaining students, frustrat­ bassador Charles K. Bohlen, now • ed by the unnoticed departure, a presidential adviser. Lodg* said he reeorted to the left the area and disbanded. The student* had stoned police dramatic display "te show that when they found they could not our claims of espionage ere wellfounded." There had been nothing break through the cordon. like it In the U. N. since Warren R. Austin, Lodge's predecessor, produced a Russian tnmraygun from beneath th* council desk during debate on th* Korean War. Red Demonstrators Riot In Tokyo; March On Embassy * « School Addition Bid Is Awarded Carroll Daniel Construction Co.'a low bid of $20,m for Uio additions to Rusenwald Elementary School was accepted today by members of tbe Seminole County School Board. % Construction Is expected to begin Immediately and wiil he completed before the start of the fall term Mila September. In other action tha board tenta­ tively approved the American Scenic Co., Greenville, S. C „ bid o f 24,961.36 for the installation of alage eurtains m seven county school*. Tha curtains wiB be installed at South Seminole, Long wood, Lake OH ary, two Oviedo, Midway and Rosenwald elementary achools. Accused Killer Tries Getaway GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Rob­ ert Radke, accused of killing his estranged wife in • lawyer's office, hurled himsrlf out of ■ moving ear Wednesday *n rout* to undergo a psychiatric examine Boa. Tbe 31-year-old Radke, shackled band and foul, jumped out of the patrol car at Starke while on Ihe way from here, to Jacksonville for the examination. He was taken to ■ hospital but suffered no eerlous injuries by th* foil. He was returned to his jail eell here. • Bryant Plans Statewide 'Thank Y o u / W ork Tours ^ OCALA (UPD— Farris Bryant Democratic nomine* for governor, plans two statewide tours between now and bis January inauguration. The Ocala lawyer said one would would be a "Thank You" tour and tha other a "Work Tour" un­ precedented in Florida history. " I don't know of any governor who has don* anything like this," Bryant said. "Preparation has .^ e e n the keystone of my life and “ want to be prepared for this Job." Bryant, who beat Doyle E. Carl­ ton Jr. by moro than 90.000 votes ia Tuesday's runoff, said be plan­ ned to talk to city nod county officials, engineers, bis supporters end "even people who opposed Brywai tf they'** experts he'a tetereated In." "1 know government as far aa lb* mechanics are concerned," be said, "but campaigning has con­ vinced me there's more to build­ ing a road system than drawing a line between two points. "The same reasoning applies to other matters where you're deal­ ing with human beings, and deri­ sions that make lives and Jobs." Bryant, who campaigned on a promise (o save 30 million dollars in slate spending, promised to study slat* finance! "like a hus­ band who checks up on his wife's spending." Bryanl’a win was hailed Wed­ nesday as a "stales' right* vic­ tory" by Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett. teraett, in a wir* to Bryant, laid he looked forward tn co­ operating with Bryant "on all Canvass Of Vote Fails To Alter County Results . aecond primary rotIng records want into the political archives Wrdoesday as the Seminote County canvassing board certified the official figures. The can vis* did not change th* out­ come at soy of lb* three county commission races. Thor* were 2,262 voles cast m the second primary compared to 9,723 in the first primary May 3. Tbe County Commission vote in Distrirt 2 was Williams. 3.X71; Cordrll, 2,987, In commission Dis­ trirt 3, the vale was 3,398 for James P. Avery and 3,324 for Ijiwrcnre Swofford. In District 3, John Kiupalrick rolled up 3,429 votes to Homer Little's 3,061. in the District 6 peace justice race, Elmer Ashley had 1,160 voles compared to llomer Sewell's, 633. In the constable's rare in District 4. Bob Carroll had 2.679 and O. G. Owen. 1,730. The official Seminule • County vole (or \tatewide office! is as follows: In the governor's race, Karris Bryant had 3,273 votes to Doyl* Carlton's, 2.8*0. In the race for secretary of state, Tom Adams had 4,976 votes compared to Jc»* Yarborough's, 1,436. Doyle Conner had 4,138 votes in the race for commissioner of agriculture while W. R. Hancock collected 3,131, Chile Quake Toll A t 5 ,0 0 0 SANTIAGO, Chile (U P I)-P reeident Jorge Alessandri instituted price controls today to prevent profiteering in quake-devastated south Chile where more than 5,ton persons were reported dead or missing. A presidential decree froze prices at the levels prevailing Sat­ urday, the day southern Chile was struck by the first and most de­ vastating of a series of earth­ quakes and tidal wave*. Relief supplies pouring io from the United Stales amt various Latin American countries were easing serious shortages of food and medicines in the earthquake zone, but condition* atlU were crit­ ical in soma areas berausa of dis­ rupted communications. Railroads were operating only as far as Concepcion, near the north* ern limit of the disaster area, and wire communications had been re. stored only as far aa Temuco, 123 miles farther north. Quakes along the coast on a line stretching about 1.200 miles south from Concepcion were changing the face of Chile. Rad weather and inadequate air­ strip* mad* air supply difficult hut U. S. embassy planes did succeed Wednesday In reaching Concepcion and Santiago with loads of relief supplies. Recurreot earth tremors and tidal waves were reported in tha disaster area Wednesday, but the only new casualties reported were 20 seamen lost in the sinking of a tug. Eruptions of varying force wars reported from at least nine vol­ canoes in tha southern mountain* —two of them formed thi* week— but no casualtiea or damage were anticipated. Reports of a ••cataclysmic'* earthquake near Chile's southern tip inspired tidal-wav* alerts in Hawaii, New Zealand and Austra­ lia. A rerhrek indicated, however, the effects of the aftershock prob­ ably would be purely local, A UPI compilation of report* from varioni communities affected by the disaster placrd tbe known toll so far as * , t » persons dead or missing. The latest government figure listed 1,130 dead, 2..Via missing and (MM injured, most of them seri­ ously. MOTHER AND CHILD ntnnd amid deh ri* of their home which w m ruln*d by one nf the earthquake# etrlklnir the oity of Concepcion, Chile. * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with early evening thunderahowera Friday. High today, R8-95. Low tonight, 06-71. VOL. XL1X United Pr*M Leased Wir* EatablUhad 1908 THURSDAY, MAY 26,1060 Polio Inoculation Drive Set Saturday Had your polio booster shot yet? Tbe Jaycees wiU conduct their final polio inoculation drive of the year at 9 a. m. Saturday for anyooc wishing a polio or booster •hot. Registered nurses will be avail­ able at Ihe Jaycrr information building on llwy. 17-92 all day-to assist in tbe shots. Cost per shot Is 91. Modernize Army, Congress Urged Work started this week on the construction of a $250,000 telephone building addition on W. Ninth St. thnt wiU house needed equipment when direct dialing is put into op­ eration early next year in the Sanford area. Bob Shedden, manager of the local Southern Bell Tele­ phone Co. reported today that the building is expected to be complrtrd by Oct. 22. The building will be located at SOI W. Ninth fit. Once the building is completed, telephone officials will lay the ground work to put direct dialing In Sanford for one or two party ROME (U P D -P o p e John XXIII lines, Shedden laid. The telephono manager estimat­ proclaimed sainthood today for ed. Ut«( direct dialing wiU be tn Gregorio Cardinal- Barberigo, a ITUi Century ed u reb , foster -who operation by AprlT o f INI. The new building will house au­ shared the Pope's own Ideal of re­ tomatic m eiM ge equipment aa uniting Eastern and Wester* well aa equipment nuw being used branches of the CaVholie Church. In the central telephone office. News Briefs New Saint Arab Plane Downed Summit Collapse Due To Pressure b DAK AWARD PRESENTED as Mrs, W. E. Hukor pina the Daughlera of American Revolution sward for citizenship on Sandra Wood, during Class Ifciy exercises. (Herald Pholo) Jaycee Members Deadline Friday Jaycecs who want a free trip to Nassau have only until 3 p. m. Friday to sign up now members and get a chance for the vacation foe two. Tb be eligible for th* trip all renews' memberships and new memberships must be turned in at that time. Tha trip will go to the winner picked out of a hat by new State Jaycee President Teeny Johnson at the local installation Saturday flight. Tbe ioitaliation ceremonies will be bald at 7:30 p. in. at the New York Giant's dormitory on Mellooville Ave. Outstanding Students Honored A t SHS Program The Seminole High School band played "Pom p and C l r c u r a * stance," s i 146 graduating sen­ iors, the boys attired in blue and ihe girls In while, marched slowly down the aisle to begio Class Day exercises Wednesday. A total of 130 awards began with th* Daughters of American Rev­ olution presentations tn several outstanding students, whlrh were given by Mrs. K. E. Roumillal and Mrs. W. E. Baker. Members of the Class of 1933 were special guests in honor of tbe 23th anniversary of their gradua­ tion. K. W. Christensin, registrar, re­ ceived a big ovation in appirctalioii ol his six yeara service lo the scliuol. He auuounced ha was re­ signing to pursue further atudle*. The Class Phnphery was issued OLIVER SPRINGS, Tenn. (UPD by seniors John Smith, llarry Rob­ —A cow toppled from a bluff and son, Ned Julian and George Green. fell between the raboosc and the last car of a slowly-moving freight train near here Wednesday. The cow waa killed and the caboose derailed. The Louisville and Nashville TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The train waa traveling about 10 miles , Stale Game and Fresh Water an hour. Crewmen were shaken ; Kish Commission today announced up but not injured. cigm public bearings hi gather information to set up Florida'* I960 61 hunting and fishing regula­ tions. * The meeting will be held in Crcslviaw, June 14; Lak* City, June 13; Scbring and Marianna, WASHINGTON (UPD The June 20; Sarasola, June 21; DeHouse was expected to vote today on final passage of a 23,914.79*.• Land. June 27; Immokalee, June 983 money bill to finance atomic 2* and Miami, June 29. Cow Topples From Bluff; Derails Train Game Commission Sets Hearings WASHINGTON (U PD Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wath.) urged Congress today to vote 600 million dollars to modernise tha Army because at "the bellicose Soviet response to the U-2 inci­ dent." Both Jackson and Sen. Frank E. Moss (D-Utab), In appear­ ances before the Senate defense appropriations subcommittee, ask­ ed for restoration of 294 million energy, water resources and pub­ deleted by the House for the lic power projects Bomarc-B anti aircraft missile. The measure was tentatively approved Tuesday after attempts to boost and cut tha spending total failed. House To Vote On 'Power* Bill Postal Holiday Tbe Oviedo Poet Office wiU be closed on Monday — Memorial Day. Mail wUI be delivered to Courthouse To Close tbe lock boxes for a morning de­ The courthouse will be closed livery. There wiB be ne afternoon Monday ia observance of Mem­ matters at mutual intercet te our delivery and B* rural route ser­ orial Day, Circuit Court Clerk vice that day. people." Arthur Beckwith Jr. said today. 1 55313a Phone W ork Building Starts [Orlando Woman Killed In Mishap A 33-year-old Orlando woman was killed Wednesday night whan she apparently ran a stop alga at Hie intersection of SR 434 and llwy. 17-92, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. Mra. Clara Louis* Holt died at Orange Memorial Hospital of severe head wounds less than two hours after the accident happened on Hie rain slicked highway, Bill Stringfield, investigating officer Mid. Stringfield reported that Mrs. Holt hit tiie side of a tractor trailer truck at approximately 9:03 p. m. Stringfield said the truck, operated by Edward Shaloiki, of Savannah, Ga., was bead­ ing south when the car "alammed into the vehicle." No charges have hern filed against Khaloiki, Stringfield said. SANFORD, FLORIDA County Board To Meet Friday The County Commission will meet at 10 a. m. Friday (or a diarussion of road problems and to consider several plata offered for approval. Tbe regular weakly commission meeting was not held Tuesday because of tha cleclioa. The Class Will waa read by Colleen McKarlin, Marty Stemper, Marilyn McDaniel and France* Strickland. The raercisea ram* to a climax with the graduates singlqg their Alma Malar, and ended a* th* band played Mendelssohns "War March uf Ihe Priests." Speeding Dog Nabbed By Police MIAMI ( UPD -T h e owner of Captain, "The only water-skiing dog on earth," was fined 22A Wed­ nesday because of Captain's dry­ land speeding. Motorcycle officer U-o Welsh said Captain was going 32 mile* an hour in a 23-mile zone. Welsh testified he knew exactly what Ihe dog's speed was because lie was going about one jaw-snap faster on his mutorrycle Just in front. Gerald Frank, who owns Cap­ tain and operates the ski school where be says Ihe dog skis, ex­ plained, "Motorcycles are just a challenge to Captain." Frank was fined 223 under an ordinance pro­ hibiting dugs from running free. Milkman Charges Arrest Bought O ff MIAMI (UPD - A charge by tbe mayor’s former milkman that lie bought off an arrest for 2100 resulted in three policemen being suspended Wednesday. Ill officers, J. W. Humphrey, 31; Thomas Jarvia Jr., 29; and Robert I*m m oni, 22, denied Don­ ald Knight's charge that he waa picked up early Tuesday* morn­ ing on a drunk chaig* but bought bis way out for 2100. Mayor Robert King High said Knight woke him at 4:30 a. m. Tuesday to make the accusation. WASHINGTON fUPI) — Prealdent Elsenhower said today Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushrhcv may have acuttled the lummlt conference under "pressure by the Stalinleti end the Chlnete" Red*. The Preiident made the statement after a aperlal hrrakfaat for rongreaalonal leaden at which he threw hli "wholehearted" support behind a Senate inveatlgation of event! leading up to the auinmit collapae. In a nationwide leleviaion and worldwide radio tpcerb Wedneaday night, Eiaenhower aald busineaalike negotialiona with Ruaaia muat continue, particularly on die* armament and a nuclear teat hen and contact! muat be Improved with the Soviet people despite the •ummit collapae. "The path of reaiMin and com ­ mon aenae la atill open if the So* viete will but me it," he >ald. The president strongly defend* ed the U-2 flights over the Soviet Union and said they had pro dured ".remarkable" resulta. TEI. AVIV, Israel (U PI) — A* Israeli plane today shot down a United Arab Republican MIG Jet in a dogfight over the Ntgev De­ sert along the Israell-U.A.H. bor­ der, tbe Israeli army announced. A spokesman said two Israeli fighters intercepted four U.A.R. Jets at 10 a. m. today, two mile* inside Israel's air space. Solo Flight WILMINGTON, N. C. (UPD— Carl Olsson, 38-year-old electron, lea engineer front Atlanta, took off early today on a solo flight in a single engine plant- to hie native Sweden. Olssun's v ife and two children in Atlanta had brea unaware that ht was planning la wing hia way across the Atlantia alone. He’s Available ALBANY t UPI i—G n . Nelson A. Rockefeller Is taking s long shot chance Vies President Richard V- Nixon's bandwsfen may he upset before the Republican nstional convention picks a candi­ date for prjsidrul. The 3t->cnr-uld governor said Wednesday he was available for a draft even though he did not r.\j>cct oue. Stand Strengthened CLEVELAND, Ohio (U P li—The United Pres lytcitan thurch in n.a U.S.A.’ s i.snd against racial d i crimination and segregation was strengthened today as delegates ORLANDO (U PI) — Priion iento tbe 172nd General Assembly fences were given Wednesday to (traded lor tlirir homes. The sub­ a. woman and her adopted teen­ ject of s.-;-rcgaliuij provtuci' a age aon convicted of* wholesale major battle ground at the 991 looting of reaidcnrra. delegates of the nation's fourth Mrs. Mary Pears Mauake and largest Protestant denomination David Carl Huber, IT, were acu­ ended their eight-day meeting. te need by Orange County Crimi­ nal Court Judge Richard Cooper. She waa given from six months MOSCOW ( U P D - Curley-haired to IS years and the youth from Van Cliburn arrived today lor a six months to five years. Police said they stole al>out council tour of tbe Soviet Union $IS,UOO to $20,000 in loot during and was greeted ly 200 orderly the month of Pebruery In a but noisy teen-agers and a shrinkscheme whereby Ihey would ling of elderly women who tossed drive through residential sections flowers at hint. " I ’ m too overcome seeking homes where the occu­ wlib emotion to express myself," the young American pianist said pants were absent. as ho stood there, catching the red and white Bowers while smll* tog and waving te hia fans. Pair Convicted Of Home Looting Pianist W elcom ed' Senate May Give * Navy Oleo Okay WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Sen­ ate waa axpccted today to give long sought approval to the Navy to aerve oleomargarine to sailors. The approval waa expected only over what Sen. William Proamire termed a •small, vigor­ ous but determined opposition” by dairy state Uwi^kars. Auxiliary Plans Anniversary Party * The Ladies Auxiliary No. 48f of World War 1 Barracks, w il observe their aeeead anniversary, Friday with e party following their regular buaiaaae meeting Barrack members will he guests. .. -1 4 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1263e8539cdc1bfd25ecf4325c7370e.pdf 3dd7d0e3ccb404d6b3b91b277a314313 PDF Text Text ‘-A . . __ ____ _ k . ;* •••■•'•; a--' 2 7c •* :. ■ ayw s^ n caa^ a! �BUHI WKATHKR: partly tloudjr through Wednesday with chance o f aa aftomoon shower. High today, 85*91. Low tonight, M>71. itO t culture tadtutryr] “drastically hprV agaat added. . But probably the TUESDAY, K A Y S4, 1960 Tucker eeUmeted that M percent of lawn* la the county ware dam* aged by the long drought. Sanford la alao looking forward lo aomt rain to aid the clty’a dwindling water eupply. City Manager Warm Xaowlea had u pcrtad recewtly that unleu person! cooper si to oy reducing the uae a# water oa plant* and lawaa tha city would be forced to put lalo effect a water rationla* program. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA get during the seat few day* May will atill I* down ta the county record book* aa ooo of the warm* eat and dryeat la Malory. la the laat as daya law than an Inch ef rain fall in tha tahfard area. During tha uma period last year mors than two inch** fell. Nineteen of tha first IS daya af tha month alao law temperature! •ear over Um M degree merit aod NO. 700 BERLIN (UPI) —Soviet force* announced today they will relearn nine American* captured Friday when their Army C-47 tranaport plana Wit forced down In Bait Germany by Soviet Jet fighter*. Col. Gen. I. 1. Jacobowski, So­ viet commander In Germany, aaid the eight Amerlcaa men and one woman and lha aircraft would be turned over to tha U. S. Army at the plan where the aircraft landed. In a formal pole to Grn. Clyde D. Eddlrman, U. S. Army com* minder In Europe, JacobowakI GAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - laid the Uma of the turnover Tim United State* amt up a 9H* could be chosen. by Eddleman. Jacobowskt’i note waa In reply tea Mldaa earth satellite today te to as America* sals during Um weekend demandinf the'release Washington, the Coaaaualat l a d ef Um six passenger* and thru arew member* «lw W tint M Soviet# alao pratiilU tow MMw* tios at Eaat G a m a air w w hagaa ta Hamburg and strayed by the C47 courier riraralT*3 ■aid Um Unitad Stataa bear* thi across Um Iran Curtain. The flv* day* during which the responsibility for «he latideat Jieotowski said the declataa Is nine Americana wet* haldoapttv* had byaa filled with rumor* fataaaa the AnMeteeaw wan labaa that the Ruaalana were going to te ifrwneat wHh tbs EoMGawhand their prtaoaeri aver ta Com- m«* government. . taualst Eaat German authoriUe*. Tbl* could hart created a major lateraaUoanl Incident alnce the United State* refuses la rcoogalaa Um Eaat German aateUHe governmeat. Bait Germany, haa ettempted aimllar effort* la the paet to Hi iirfd 41m dIi m MM latad Eaat German territory and had to ha famed down by toe "decisive action’* at Um garish fighters when U igaarad afpinta to land. Other report* aaid lla Jet* fired warning etets. test a “spy-luth-aky" system for' detecting barilla mlulUa within n r oad* after they am fired. . Tha (tea world** aUgMi«*t ipar* racket, an gg.fbdt;: two-Rar* Atla**Ag*na, blasted from the cap* at 11:87 p. m. with th* Hmousln*. ■trad moonltL Tit* ramble may ache la dlplomaU* k*lla. Tha aatelllte, dobbad Mid** U a repeat of a shot which felted W, w»« equipped with ’ a super- ooled Infra.red le launching! K fron an orbit t SOO mil** above earth. The apara-boj peering over th' mil** each *w America » .T/J-mtnuiv an Impending thla*ll This la about tWk* th# warning time available with present radar aystaata. The Air For * planned te test tb* satellite’* “ay*,” with flare* ftr*d at Edwarp* sad Vandtntwrg Air Force beta# In tialirarala this week. 1ft ala* Waa retorted th* Air Force Might tins* tb* launching* FUced hi mbit about was not expected until Tb* auparvlaor. af regiatraUoa said at noon that raiulta at coun­ ty and Male political races pro­ bably will be known by about • p. m. today. Voters were finding tha shorter second primary. b*llot easier to make mark, but apparenUy. fewer of them were being- rail diirlag th* morning boon thin la tha same period ml the first primary; Sanford’s three preelael* show­ ed fairly heavy, voting, but re­ ports from Oviedo, Altamonte Springs end Fern Park rlerka said U was touch lighter than oa May forme# Gov, Millard Caldwell, largely an race • Uaua line*. Moderate Coiltnt endorsed Carlton ■ad Mgregatloalst Caldwell back­ ed Bryant. Collin*. Just off the train from an Industry-hunting trip la the North, told a statewide television audience election eve Florida ’>eeds « man like Doyle Carlton” as aqvernor,Colllna laid he waa asked In Um North If Florida will “ conllnue an lit present forward course” la race relations. Bacaute 'af. this, Collin* aaid. sad becaura ef the endorsement of Bryant by OMwtTT, he with being “ seft toward hrtfgra* Uon." . '.- Bryant, apatklag aw aaaihai lelevlilen thaw liter, said ML- >: didn’ t thlak.CoUlaa made Me bef^vJ “ I .think my opponent and Um governor hare pushed the seal*' ., button,” Bryant aaid.- ’thap haa# lha race la test Nearly all the officials reported ’*—*w w lliai «L«p choice” MVth* I 11 .V* *5 ? ni**rF:plan mluloner raaea- utloaal “open skba” of Ite own; bte«*d aa ■test local latert -.There teemed te* clfcthig tael Furl* Bri every * * * - ; Doyle Carlloa Jr. gin la the count appeared the ato Buster Hancock. a “ taka your county comleh hold Urn km from AM- •d.lfew toghlaad. 1m X H agriculture Baa. T>n earthquake-driven •h KUNlIn ^vnUCMfO NEW VOtK (UPI)—The Damo*r»Ue Natiaaal Committee’s arraagameate. Committee today a*. Iccted Gov, Laltoy Collin* of Flor« » to to permancat chairman of Um Las.AagsIps raevenUaa beginaiag duly it. /> to*. Frank Church of Idaho war ;afe Show durtagffifimtoaTSSfSmaUttea’a ctoaad aaasiaw tore. Far« a l aaeedteimi at waa not aspect- ed until a ectoduled 4 p. m. press tosftrtMfi •Collin* will Succeed ta Um gav*l wesj*ra, 1 t . Japan’* heavily populated mala. to tha finish, Bnrant Island of Honshu bora tha brunt af th* towering wall* .rat water, vleensen art which petiaded the co ' "Th* telftviilea station contrail-, pd J»y the newspaper* b dllcriaHnaUag against ma. I’m going to hold their bet te the fira,w‘lryt •nl Mid. fie said t o will prewar to Um FCC, • The Herald and Napa of Miami both endorsed CarlUa In (to cam- miaui. interval*.forvi II hour*. *V# 8 Slong-a* * ueltte*—dead, iftolai CM&' stnmk the Hawaiian Is­ lands Monday, Mlllng n . parsons and Jsavlag IT mlsalng,. Tha r; wave* swept aa |b Okinawa. Um! ! t o . Caritoa - Bryant contest PhlUepteea. Nhw laaland, Japan, alto developed Into one tolWOtol Australia, and mt*t Pacific Is­ outgoing Gov. LeRoy Colllna and lands at tto rala af M to M miles an tour, la CMle, where weekend earthquakn, floods, tidal wives and a volcano eruption wrought ter­ rible havoc, atotorfcies to BaaIftO.ON bomate**. Loss af Ub aa such UA. Paclfle be alien* aa Okinawa, Jahaae* Is­ land aid oUmts was prevented by aw Okinawa ■ vV ET s i t w s s v iL i Whether W rdnilt Ne.ira llol'aad Jr. jo white Cam fmtJttary Afhaol. W a g e B oost U ra the poet office bssraiogJ ' Uc called Jto paUao; and I Cowah aad.Jitoy Mawtgemery, will to. laotored ns Um CanUaenUt department and epoedy work Fours* lallewed by a. Georgs John- rescue and fire crews Mopped flra frawi spreading to the p Vegstobl �By A bjgail Van Buren ■looking) an d a b a ch e lo r. H e lives a t h om e. H e r e c e n tly to o k a j o b w ith a b ig c o n ce rn . L a te ly he hat) been g e ttin g ca lls a t all h o u rs o f th e n ig h t. W h e n he g e ts a call he sh o w e rs, sh a v e s, d re sse s and d riv e s o f f w ith o u t re g a rd to th e h ou r. W h e n h is fa t h e r q u estion ed h im , he a d m itte d h e w a s s e e in g h is b o s s ’ w ife . H e s a y s s h e is fa t , 4 0 and m ean s n o th in g to h im . H o w d o y o u c o n v in ce a 3 2 -y e a r-o ld b o y th a t th is is d a n g e r o u s ? H e s a y s he k n ow s w h a t h e ’s d o in g and th is is on e w a y o f g e ttin g a h ea d . M R S. S. D E A R A B B Y : M y h u sb a n d '* lo d g a ,, .m e m b e rs h ip is b re a k in g up m y m a r r ia g e . • H e h a s held e v e r y o f f i c e — local, d is t r ic t, i* a n d n o w h e is a s ta t e o ffic e r * H e h a s b e ''c o m e a la d ie s' m an b eh in d m y b a ck and '" s p e n d s t o o m a n y n ig h ts a tte n d in g m eeU J j n g s , g o in g to d in n ers an d g e ttin g in a t all u h o u rs . :sr H e r e c e iv e s n o m o n e y f o r all th is g a l’ " liv a n t in g an d e v e r y w h e r e h e g o e s s o m e ­ o n e h its h im f o r r a ff le tic k e ts an d d o n a '."t io n s , an d s in ce h e a c ts tike a b ig s h o t h e ‘c a n ’t s a y n o. I ca n ’ t ta k e it a n y m o re and am se r­ i o u s l y c o n s id e r in g d iv o rce . I th in k e v e r y ’" m a n sh ou ld h a v e a little o u ts id e a c t iv it y , * b u t w h en it’s ov e rd o n e lik e th is, w h a t’s ’ “ th e an sw er? L O D G E W ID O W " W h a t ’s y o u r p ro b le m 7” W rite to A b b y in c a r e o f th is p a p er. F o r a p erson al re p ly , en close a sta m p e d , se lf-a d d re sse d en velop e. • • • D E A R B A R R Y : E ith e r f i r * h e r o r ■vm a r r y h e r. • • • ' D E A R A B B Y : O u r p rob lem la o u r son . H e U 82, a co lle g e t r a d , g o o d -lo o k in g (m a y . aB —A ; •- * ■ g5k: i HES • v f a- r c - , , ,V - .- .. , l J r/T. f f r W t 1 ‘ j S i »• —f ! 5 - * . ■o Art Carney Big Star Of Current Television Season D E A R A B B Y : I w ou ld like to add m y c o m m e n t a b o u t th e "r e s p e c ta b le bualncas m a n ” w h o d o e s n ’ t a p p recia te h is w ife ’a e f f o r t s to g u a rd h is rep u ta tion . H e sh ou ld k n o w th a t n o re sp e cta b le m a rried m an rid e s a lon e in a c a r w ith a n y w om a n , m a rried , sin g le o r d iv o rce d ( e x ­ c e p t h is close r e la t iv e s ), i f h e w a n ts to s t a y re sp e cte d . M y h u sb a n d is a p r o fe ssio n a l m an w h o th a n k a m e w h en I p o in t o u t to him a ltu a tio n s w h ich m ig h t c o m p ro m is e h is r e ­ p u ta tio n . H e k n o w s I tr u s t h im im p li­ c itly , b u t n e ith e r o f ua tru s ts th e v icio u s g o s s ip s in thim to w n . A P P R E C I A T E D • • • D E A R A B B Y : T a m o v e r 21 an d h ava n e v e r b een m a rried . I ow n m y o w n b u si­ n e ss. I h a va a y o u n g w o m a n w o r k in g In m y o f f i c e w h o ia a d ead r in g e r f o r M a rily n M o n ro e . I c a n 't k eep m y m in d o n m y w o r k w h e n sh e ia a rou n d . H a v e y o u a n y p r a c ti­ c a l s u g g — tio n s ? BARRY I TUESDAY P. M. D E A R M R S . 8 .* T h is m a y be on e w a y o f " g e t t in g a h e a d "— b u t it is a lso a w a y o f g e ttin g a h ea d ston e. A 3 2 -y e a r.o ld is a M A N . n o t a b o y . A n d i f h e d oesn ’ t k n ow th a t h is b e h a v io r Is Im m oral, illegal and ju s t plain stu p id , so m eon e o u g h t to r e - D E A R L O D G E W ID O W : A h u sb a n d w h o is h a p p y a t h om e d o e s n 't se ize e v e r y o p p o r tu n ity to run a w a y fr o m it. Y o u r p r o b le m is n ot w h a t’s on th e "o u t s id e ” b u t w h a t Is la ck in g o n th e inside. »U n d e r th e cin d e rs, th e h o m e fir e s •co u ld stilt be b u rn in g . S h a ke y o u r g r a te s - a n d r e v iv e th e liv e coals. G e t a n ew h a ir­ d o an d a n ew outfit^ L iste n to h is trou b les, . b u t d o n ’t tell him y o u r s . L e t h im k n o w I f 't h a t th e re is n o th in g o n th a o u tsid e w o r th -p u t t in g h is h a t o n f o r — a n d h e ’ ll a ta y MW ’ Men Are Going .k (I) Truth »r Cosmisisim n e * % i — ? rJTlT Jit i— (•> Love at Ufa (V) I t .i t l.i . dun For New Styles ■ * show tor men recently. Its pur­ pose waa to show clothes created h y . •By tho Italian designer, Brtoni. nto clothes wore* of coufso, la tho Continental cut and ware exciting la color and la m w Ideas. • Brionl of Romo showed the ala!gant dark fabrics and the over­ coats were lined ia brilliant colors, such as crimson. Man ARC weartog this. tho host far tha fashion show was,Mr. Laalte'Vail, president of { W*taMuso « Hardy, where men's •faahtens feign supreme and are ■tha latest aad the moat alegant. tflpeakiag with Mr. Vail, who is 'handsome, beautifully dressed and «get conservative la hla attire, ha I for man's wear. Ha suggests color combinations and style ideas, whleh la why hla sales staff are so nlea to talk to and so helpful when men want tha latest In elothaa and colors. And tbase salesmen are well-dressed to set a proper fashkm exampla for Uielr mea customora. Mr. Vail aaya, "Because wa endeavor to maintain tha vary highest standards of perfection, our salts people aro thoroughly Instructed at to how a cult meat fit.” Be, there's no seed hare ter the Uttle woman to go along. Her man la ia good aad experienced hands. I asked for Informalloe oa some of the amarteat accessories for a gentleman's wardrobe and here ia what I heard: Recommended is a truly elegant shirt styled with the new "wlda-aprcad" collar; rich, silk neckwear, narrow ia shape, eometimee with fringed cads or squared (a smart color ia Briool blue-phim); Mack sllp-on shoes; matching sock* and he should have one of tho naw Ho pint which Fashlon dictate* should bo worn at the aide of the Ua rather than ia the renter. "And," taye wall-groomad, elegant Mr. Vail, "a man abould wtar smart hats, not to compete with hia lady, but aa a sign that ha ia a well-dressed, modem gen­ tleman." Ladies, look to your men and to your laurala. But, don’t you like to see your man, and ovarybody alaa'a, look aa alegant aa posatbla, •specially after forty? > Tomorrow—"Dear Edyth Thorn­ ton MeLood." C R O SSW O R D By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPM - If the fading television season hai pro­ duced a new star, It la Art Car­ ney. .Jackie Gleason's old sidekick. And If there la anyone who looks and bahavti unlike a star, K la Carney. He could paaa unnoticed la ■ crowd—or even In uncrowded cir­ cumstances, During his years with Gleason, Art happily escaped the limelight by hiding behind the fat comedian's considerable bulk. Now, however, he la a reluctant top banana hlmielf and deter­ mined not to share the same fata that killed off hla ex-boss—over­ exposure. He has refused all offers to apar In * weekly show whether It dramatic, comedy or variety. Fearful, last hla Irish face be­ come too familiar, Art will ap­ pear lass frequently next season. "1 had tight shows of my own this s e a s o n ," ho explained. "That’s enough right there. Than add to that a few guest appear­ ances and reruns of 'The Honeymooneri' that I made with Jackie and you can see I'm on television too much i i It li. "It wsia't so had appearing ovary week whan I waa with Jackie because I wasn't boat. Jackie took all tha responsibility. "I've never boon an organizer, or the leader type. That’a why 1 was in the Infantry and never made more than Pfc." Typically, Art forgot to add that he waa wounded ia action aad re­ ceived the Purple Heart. It la hla modesty and unwillingness to dis­ cuss hia taints that dlilnguishti Carney from oher TV tap-noteh- K F o r A b b y 's p a m p h let, " W h a t T e e n ­ a g e r s W a n t T o K n o w ,” sen d 2 5 c a n d a la rg e , s e lf-a d d r e sse d , sta m p e d en v elop e in c a r e o f th is p a p e r. ... HOW CAM IT W ORK?I JUST FOUMTJfcCKV; ©M THE FLOOR / J A WAMT TO SEE MV JACK-INTHE-BOKW0RK DAD f ___. ,1) (I) liM (It tSI tit) !:• * lit (I) <•> Silt <*> About Face* Topp-r Baa Francis*. Bast Aa Tha Warld Turaa Mr. a Mrs. North Qu.sn For a Pay Far Batlar w Wars* Day la Coart House Party itt ft'r 'a l& r K iu * Shew • >*• («) Millionaire (tl B u i tha Clank (S) Tonne Or. Malta# •iM (Cl Tho Veraiet la Takrs Channel Swim By FRED DANUO NEW YORK (UPD —Viewers of situation comedies on TV aro con­ stantly being called upoo, not to watch, but to overlook. We're supposed to overlook aimUarities in format, stale plots, in- "Balance of Terror." CBS-TV first part of a two-part "Small World" discussion about nuclear stockpiles and dliarmament, ra­ diated Intensely fait oplnioni Sun­ day. Among the ihakcra and mov­ ers In the aymposlum waa a com­ parative neweomar to TV, Dr. Jerome Wieaner, who serves, among other thing*, as a presi­ dential science advisor. Despile bis curious Mort Sahltype intonations, Dr. Wlesner put forth the freshest thoughts on the complex subject. He menUoned a "doomsday” weapon and apokt with aoma deapair about Russia's paranoid fear of eaplonaga and America's paranoid fear of sur­ prise attack. He feels both stdea must accept rules that look dan­ gerous to each, rba discnation continues neat Sunday. sipld, Imitative attempts at hu mor, and, what la moat discour­ aging of all, a complete bullying and bruahlng-off of the here and now. Having been banished from the world of motion pictures, these frightful and frightened atoriea are finding refuge la TV, Intellag the tube. And Uila brings us to Sunday night's’ "G.E. Theater" on CBSTV, which offered a situation comedy pilot film called, "At Your Service." •Produced by no lesa a talent than Gene Kelly, and starring Van Johnson, who be­ haves Ilka a young Walter Bren­ nan, tho thing was filmed la Pa­ ris. The locate enabled ui to get some views of stunning made­ moiselle* aad boulevards. Tha springboard for the background music aod sound effects was Garshwln's Jaunty "American In Parla." So much for tho aisats. Tha liabilities? Well, tha Mat is as long as the Parts aummlt con­ ference waa abort. Let me Just •ay that the plot had Johnson portraying sa American ia Paris who was tho ogling operator of an escort service, or gigolo busi­ ness, or aoma such ridiculous mooey-grabblag schema. Ha was hard at work trying to *aptelt tha fame of a visiting soxpot, played by Jan Sterling, b; first exploit- "Camera Three," always aim­ ing Itself In the direction of ar­ tistic progress, Sunday became the first TV program to toom in on' the hottest director In film*, Sweden’s Ingmar Bergman, De­ spite this althaeas the CBS-TV program displayed a curiously un­ characteristic reluctance to delve Into Us subject. Sloughing off the "why" of the controversial director’s approach was aa error. Aa a result, the combination of film dips end comment by. Arthur Knight mads M virtually straight reportage. NBC'S "Loramte" repeat! "Night of the Quiet Men.” "Funeral at Forty MQa" ia the western drama aa ABC’* "hugerfoot.” NBC*a "Wartime" hour U devot­ ed to "Slog Along with Mttcb," a musical affair baaed oa record­ ing talents, including the Brother* Four, Diana Task, Leslie Uggeme sod a JO-voice chorus. Manila Van Doran aad Petae Lorre are gueat atari ea ReO Skelton's CBS show. Garry Moore baa alegar Doro­ thy Collins aad comodtea Clift Arquette oa his CBS variety hear. — rssosteiatwn awa ■*— «#n n •>■<>**, Mac-rv-as n ai 27.93 too aad the rest would rather talk Bbowt themselves, eu end eft, the air, than anything else. This, Art acknowledge!, la partially respon­ S,l. sible __ for their ___ ikr popularity. aita (S) Kdaa of Ni#ht How, then, does Carney explain (I) Advoaturt Tima hia tremendous ratings and criti­ cal approval during tha peat sea­ son? atie ill S,F P # K..a,V ff.u i2 "Wall," ha bfstitated, "maybe (t) Woody W .ed p .a k .r It'i because aometlmes tha public takas aa interest ia a performer la making a dollar's worth of who ia not a forward, aggressive nickels, the U. 8. mint uses only person. It happens sometimes. 11 cents worth of metal. iM Ins the scire**' daughter, played by Judl Meredith. It was a monstrosity, a chcapie throwback that only adda up aa a deliberate insult to the need* of the medium. Tbe Chsaael Swim: A series of eight nsw bsif-bour situstion com­ edies will replsce CBS-TV’s "Hanncsey" sleeting on Moodsy, Aug. 1. In couriering tbe rerun summer trend, the series will mskt esc of pilot films stsrring Jsck Cerson, Welter Sleisk, Dick Vsa Dyke, Jsnis Psige, end others. Mel Blsne end Bta BenadarrA will provide the voices for "Mn* and Mrs. Barry Rubble," the nextcave neighbors "to'^The Flintstents,” la ABC-TYs animated cartoon series. Gene Kelly la reported to have agreed to create aod star to an­ other dance show on "Omnibus" when that aeries return* to TV next season . . . "The Tom Ewell Show” goes Into CBS-TV’s Tues­ day night slot next fall, replace lng "Tightrope." “ Aa eight-week series oa NBCTV's "FronUsrs of Faita," start­ ing Sunday, May » , will deal (I) ComaHy Playhouse „ (S) Brlxhur Pay * MiLEAGE MAKER!! "H in «j3rffiS5r ST A R T S TOM ORROW O P E N 1 3 :4 5 ‘ RADNOR, Pa. —Gene Barry un­ doubtedly never would have play­ ed tho part of Bat Maitersoa if Masterson had ndl tarried a. goldhsadsd cans aod worn a derby bet. TV Guide magazine aaya that Barry, who ia something of a dandy hlmsalf, disdains ordinary cowboys. Is IMS, when Herb Gor­ don came to Barry with tha Idas of starring in a TV Waitern aer­ ies, B am replied, "I don't want that kind of exposure." Gordon, bnwevor, was not to be discour­ aged. "But O.ne," ha Insisted, This fallow carries a darby hat •ad a cbm ." "That did U," Barry •ays. Man Qb A String — Mora Dtadly Than Billy Tha Khl! The first Jewish congregation hi Arkansas built a synagogue in Little nock Hi tiff. PRESTIGE • Toko o pood leek ia leeks kko a eigeietto Mgfcaae, ax’s also tka world’s mesa deadly areapeel Tkis t Mpistol peeks aaeee wallop shea ear serried ky Billy Tka Kid or Wyatt Bevpt It’s a 90-akee Itestric- i a a a a M .'-.;.u ffiS vV’ l s 1 o . PMONB PA t-ia if HOW SHOWING AT Ti«a A UiM Bm iim wringing astra alias from avary galloa, and bmidm ataakkg np as 1360k outstanding w r —looh what Mas Corvslrhsats store far you. T h s— noth'— butter rid* you got from tadepaodoat ma p - t o w st all four whack. Tho i—rwsaad traction that sqsms with ths angina's weight svwr tho — m b — h rwar wheels—wharo it abould bo ia a nompact ear. A H H L Z J practically flat floor, a folding rear east, fltrw jaunty w llT J models, tneludtag the new Moaza Club Coups. H H IhbhI LUSTY I • -BUSTY! i f M W * C had Ms low pries to# —■f iH W iM w iw . .i ........... HOLLER Cor. 2nd ft Palmetto §1 p o o r to e s! •utkarltoi Chtmlot imlm't v— ■»»»■»*■ —aw — earns——m ■- SALES SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-07H 9 \ �✓ rue*. May 24. 1960—rape gl|r £ati(nrb 3 Rainbow Girls Rrrall Hold Initiation Girls Honored At O E S Meeting During Focus Week • ^By Osteen Church The Osteen Baptist Church ob­ served "Focus Week" with a aer­ ie* of event* during the past week. The G. A. Girls were recognised at the Sunday morning service. Shirley and Libby Sermons sang a ’duel, accompanied by Diane Jones. Thursday evening the girls en­ tertained their mothers at a spe­ cial program honoring Mra Pearl ftTv«on. With Mr*. Harry Os'een and Mrs. Tom Lemon in charge of arrangements, the WMS served refreshments. Those attending were Alice ami Shirley Sutton, Diane and Lynn Jones, Shirley, Kathy and Libby Sermons, Sheryl Palmer, Joyce Harvey, Jane Nixon, Susie Crlm. MRS. ERIC VIHLEN'S Fonda Vincent. Mrs. W. L. Jones, Mrs. Gerald hat wax chosen ns the Hosack, Mrs. Edgar Sutton, Mrs. craziest model at the Gnr0Curt Vincent and daughter, Patty, den Club luncheon. Mrs. John Crim, Mrs. H. B. Nixon, Mrs. A. Palmer. Mr*. Billy Ho­ sack. Mrs. Lois Brooke, Mrs. Jack Boone and the honorcc. Friday evening, the GA girls and their leaders, Mrs. Albert Clark and Mrs. Hosack, attended the associations! meeting at the Bap­ tist Church in Longwood. Diane Jones was recognised for complet­ ing the "Maldeu Step" in the The Civic and Fine Arts De­ '^forward Heps of the G. A‘s. partments of the Sanford Woman’s Club, closed the season with a Y- joint merting at thr club building ;,v*- .V.-l la»t week, t rovered dish lunch­ if *5 eon was served at noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Ben Wade. Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. E. Compton and Mr*. Andrew McPherson. Mrs. H. C. Echelbcrger sang a prayer song as the invocation, accompanied by Mrs. Georg*. Mc­ Call. 7.. V. Smallwood, stele highway patrol safety direc'or was guest speaker and explained the new Florida traffic laws to the group. A musical program was presented by Davis Wayne Mathes. Programs wilt be resumed by the club in October. Club Departments Present Final Programs NEW OFFICERS of the S tnford Garden Club were installed at the recent lunc: con meeting. Left to ritrht they are, Mrs. Kari ,W. Lau, i.istallinc officer, Mrs. Eric Vihlen, president, Sirs. Harry Lee Jr., vice president, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, recording secretary, Mrs. John Fox, corresponding secretary and Mrs, J. W. Messier, treasurer. (Herald Photo Leers Installed At Club Luncheon The (mat business and luncheon meeting of the Sanford Garden Club wax held at the Shrine Club. Following the covered dish lunch­ eon new officers for the coming year were installed. Mrs. Earl W. Lau, Winter Park, director of distvict seven, served as installing officer. Those install­ ed were Mrs. Eric Vthlcn, presi­ dent; Mrs. Harry Lee Jr., vice president; Mrs. Vernon Hardin, '.ccording secretary; Mrs. John Fox, corresponding secretary and Mrs. J. W. Messier, treasurer. For the first time, the club pre­ sented the incoming president with a president's pin. In the future it will be given to each succeeding president to wear during her terjn of office. Mrs. Volie Williams Jr., presid­ ed at the business session when cbmmmrc reports were heard mid up to date information on the state floury show was given by Mrs. Frrd lianas and Mrs. David llach. Mrs. James Trui'l gave a report from tlie annual convention of the Florida Federation of Harden Clubs that she and 10 other San­ ford rroreschtatitcs attended at West Paint He sell. Mra. Truitt Hat­ ed that the host club planned well for the entertainment and the only criticism that could be found wai that loo many informative sessions were planned at the same time and dclegulcs rould not possibly attend everything. J. Gregory Conway presented a two hour demonstration on flov.rg Osteen t - DWAYNE CLUTTER, son of Mr. and Mra. Grant Clutter, celebrated his first birthday at a family chicken barbecue dinner at the home of his parents in Osteen. Guests present for the celebration were hit prandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vivien Allman, Mrs. Edna Clutter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ft Allman and son. J. L. Jr., Paul Allman, J. W. McCul­ lough and William Allman. fisM om th House guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ M. N. Cleveland and family, duriteing the pait week included Hr. w and Mrs. H. H. Shiflet of Norfolk, Va., Dr. and Mrs. Julian Pentecost and children, Ricky, Ann and Mary Nancy or Waynesboro, Va., Mra. G. K. Holbiook, Savannah, Ga., the Rev. and Mra. Connie Mack Bowen and daughter, Holly, of Dutchtown, Tann., and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vassar of Hartwell, Ga. Some of the families war* enroutc to the Southern Baptist Convention in Miami Beach. Anm other recent guest of the Clevolands was Dr. Robert Shiflet of Tocroa, Ga. Mr. aod Mrs. E. R. Wood left Saturday for High Point, N. C. They will apend several daya visit­ ing relatives, than go to Raleigh, K. C. for the graduation aaerciNi at North Carolina State College, May 29. Their ton, Donald. Mas Joyce, will receive hi* degree tn f engineering. Mr. and Mr*. Aldan Robbian and aona, Aldan Jr. and Kevin of St. Peteraburg, apent the weekend at the 'Mayfair Motel. They visited with Mill Neil Williams and har father, W. B. Williams. Mrs. Robbiin, the former Myriam Rosseter, la a long time friend of Misi Wil­ liams. The two families enjoyed ewimmlng, boating and dining dur­ ing tbe weekend. Mr. Robbian also f t competed in the "Model Airplane Meet" at the Naval Air Station end won third prise. Personals - TV THE I'ALM CIRCLE of tho Sanford Garden Club closed the season with a picnic nt-the homo of Mrs. George Rounds on Virginia Avc. Shown at the meeting, left to right, are Mrs. Harry I*. Newton, incoming president, Mrs. Rounds, hostess, Mrs. A. D. Rountree, retiring president and Mrs. Hlunton Owen, program chairman. (Herald Photo) VAH- l Wives Plan Bake Sale June 16 sonnet. Mrs. Barton W. Bartholo­ mew added that speakers from outside the group will be brought in from time to time to lead, in the discussions. Names were taken of tlinsn wlm can help in the Thrift Shop during the month of June. The business meeting was dosed with tho pre­ sentation of a farewell gilt to Mrs. William L. Hackctt whose husband ii bring tranferred to another squadron.. Those attending were Mines Charles B. Smith, Barton W. Bartholomew, Donald E. Kthrll, Harvey E. Fisher, William L. Hackctt, Charles Hodgalr. Neal J. Johnson, George W. Kimmoni, Walter J. Kuehn. Harold E. Mc­ Cumber, Wesley L. Balslon, Robrrt S. Satrc, Larry Itisler, L. H. Higgenbothrm, Hubert Gulden. Max W. Otto. Wdliam N. CoiUer, and Wendell W. Powell. The officers wives of VAH-l met for the monthly eolfee at the home of Mrs. Harvey E. Fiiher. Mrs. Robert II. Golden was co-hostrss and assisted Mrs. Fiiher In serv­ ing a delightful asaorlmcnt of pastries from a table rovered with a white linen cloth and decorated with a beautiful bouquet of chry­ santhemums. In the absence of Mrs. David A. King, wife of the commanding of­ ficer. Mra. Harold McCumber pre­ sided at the business meeting. Tho All Wives Bako Sale was. announc­ ed for June IS and each member was urged to bake a contribution. Mrs. Donald E. Elhcll agreed to continue as treasurer for the com­ ing year. Plana were made for a squadron party which will be given by the wives and held at tho MQ Ranch in the near future. Mrs. dairies R. Smilli, wife of the executive officer, announced that a discussion group is being formed from wives who have an Interest in world and civic afalirs. She stressrd that membership is not limited to VAH-l or Navy per- IT "OK"? it is. if it bears "The Krai Of quality." A Holler Tha beat and moot dependable driving insurance Lake Mary Personals SERVICE! A t Luncheon Mrs, N. C. Slawter entertained with a luncheon at Morrison'e Im­ perial House In Winter Park, Sat­ urday, honoring her granddaugh­ ter, Miss Marcia Elalno Philips who will graduate from Likcview High School in Winter Garden, May So. Those attending were Uie Missel Jane Mastenbrook( Terry Barr, Orcon Hall, Sharon Fain, Christine Stacy, Sandra Logsdon, Joyce Gillard, Wanda Frederick, the honnrre’i sister, I^cnllas Philips, her mother, Mr*. Jeanne Philips and Mrs. Slawter. A corsage and a gift wai pre­ sented to Marcia by her grand­ mother. SANFORD GAS COMPANY • R. let St. PA M T U latural Gas Pee Hanford Personals By FRANCE® WESTER Mr*. Helen Ferguson hai been in Seminole Memorial hospital fur a week. She expects to coinc home this week, William Thorn is home from the huspiul now and doing fine. He may have company now. Floyd Tallman hat been trans­ ferred to the Orange Memorial hospital in Orlando. He wai oper­ ated on Friday night for a gall bladder and liver ailment. His chil­ dren in Pennsylvania havo been notified so it is quite serious. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Piper have relumed to their northern home. They will return to Lake Mary in thr fall. in the craiy hat line !■ a straw bonnet and matching bag with pony tails. Thr pony tails art multi cotyred, and the straw romes in white, beige, yeliow, red, royal and black. Church w detourBEAMS KALon todaysspecie at your RMDDEAICKS TRADING FAIR! The Real McCoys By Andy and Cliff Here'* yowr rhisra la |ft lit* wneld-teatln'oet •leal a v e r • . . * . i She alitmilng '* * Ford t'alrlan* SOU— or on any other Ford in Ilie iiouaal Yet, wrc'te tiadini. trading, trading lo teat 'em all—during our 11art i train* T ra d in g Fair. Your present car is worth ntotr lo ua, ■«<>— than you ever reikotied puuibir! Not only that. Imt lunk at alt you Kelt It aatyrr/armaarr^ Ford it latnou* (or it—with the vpatsling pep til the Mileage Mater h is or tte tnturaamhne authority of the ThunderUrdrown V-I*t Ileal raw/ttl? Ford w im e the hook art it —with wider dour opening*—load* ol room for all “ da It rider* —grnrrou# front seat loam padding—tmill-fm•pry* WiU tttm/ml through and throughl It #*/ .Ijft? Nothing will d m * up your driveway mote proudly. Come In today! la ir immediate delivery I Drive a *M ford tonight I plnecrest Church WMU Morning Circle inert* at the church at 9:3o a. m. Shirley Smith Circle meet', at the home of Mrs. Ted Lewi*. 913 Camellia Ct. at 9;30 a. m. Clark |Circle incels at the home of Mrs. John Kader, 130 Woodland Dr., 7:45 p. m. I Brotherhood supper and pro|gram meeting at 7 p. m. at First Baptist Church. r — ■ 1 r" : 1st Thankful Tribute Her* Come* The Fetter Already To Adjust Our Claim From THE REMlNOLR —DeUAKY COUNCIL. P a lm e tto Eleventh Birthday iitM been thoronghly inspected and reconditioned by ft Celebrates ECONOMICAL Mr. and Mrs. James Wclc|t cele­ brated their Htb wedding anniver­ sary last week at their homo in Enterprise. They entertained Rev. and Mrs. Bill Swyear and daugh­ ters and Miss Helen Snodgrass at a steak supper. Jamci donned hia official apron and prepared the de­ licious meal. Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Tyler wero weekend gurats of Judge and Mrs. Thomas River and Mrs. E. C. Vaughan. Mrs. Vaughan accom­ panied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson were called to St. Cloud, due to the death of Mr. Henderson's brotherin-law, A. L. Drummond Sr. Rev. and Mr*. Bill Swyear leR last week (or Benton, ill. to be with his father, who la seriously 111. Mra. Herbert Dreblow wgy call­ ed to Pennsylvania, due to the serious illnrts of her mother, TUESDAY S e co n d arrangement the first evening. Mr. Conway is known as the "Dean of Flower Arrangers" and holds degrees in (his field from the Uni­ versity of Osaka tn Japan and the University of Southern California. Some of the interesting things enjoyed by the members was a tea and fashion show, hr S.rlr Fifth Avenue, a shopping tour on Worth Avc. and the various foruini and talks. The Sanford Club won Hie con­ vention delegate's award and re­ ceived honorable mention for the "Junior Liltrrbug ;icr." The delegate* were very excited to re­ ceive recognition before an as­ sembly of about 900 people. During the meeting winners of tiie craxy hat contest were Judged and Mra. David llach won first prixe for the prettiest hat and Mra. Eric Vihlen for the craticxt. Personal s Calendar HOL Enterprise Girl Enterprise BY MBA CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mra. Guy Beall left Sunday lo spend (he summer in the north. They will atop in Bruns­ wick, Ga. and visit a nicer, then on to their aona, Earl Beall. Bris­ tol, Tcnn., where they will visit for a short lime. They will then go to Charleston, W. Va., for the summer. Mr*. Harry Osteen and ner guest, Mrs. Charles Brown of New Smyrna' Beach, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ixonardy in San­ ford, Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tyson re­ cently visited their son and daugh­ ter-in-law in Green Cove Springs. The following Osteen students are on the honor roll of their various schools. Corky Slowell, En­ terprise. Fay Noel, 12th grade at Seminole High, Donna Slowell, 9th grade, Penny Nixon, 11th and Barbara Ann Clark, 12th grade at Deland High School. Nancy Riggs, Jane Nixon, Diane Jones and John Tatum HI went to Silver Springs, Thursday, with the seventh grade of the Enterprise Scboel. Mrs. L. W. Jones was one of the parents furnishing tramportatlon. Mr. and Mr*. John Tatum Jr. and children, John, Deborah and Janet and Mr. and Mra. William Cook and ions, Jimmy, Scotty and Tracy of DcBary, picnicked at Burls Tark, DeLeon Springs, Suuday. Mra. Manning Todd Sr. is visit­ ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Leitner and children In Belle Glade. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whlddcn Jr. and children, Nancy and Glenda are spending ten days with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whiddcn Sr., in Labellr. Robert Williams is visiting his brother, Melvin, in New Orleans. Ellsworth Fuller of Sanford ac­ companied Williams on tbe trip. Mrs. Eunice Jenkinson has re­ turned home after a weeks visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Jenkinson and daughtera in St. Petersburg. John Tatum Sr. visited hi* son. John Jr„ last week. They enjoyed a fishing trip on the St. Johns rjvtr. i At a recent meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2. O. E. S., held at Masonic Tcmplr, Eastern Star members were privileged to witness a Rainbow Girls Assembly and Initiation. This was the aurpriie treat promised hy the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, for this meeting. It was the first Rainbow Assembly that many of the Eastern Start had seen. The girls looked lovely in their colorful formats and did their work so reverently it was indeed a treat to watch. One gentleman from Titusville, who had come all the way just to see this ceremony, wai so impressed he said "he was re­ turning more determined than ever, tn get the organisation started in his home town for the benefit ef the girls there.'* Rainbow girls who were initiated were Sylvia Williams, Elisabeth MRS. DAVID II. llAl'H Rhodes, Jo Sandon, Sharon d ie t , won the award for the Dottie Sewell and Linda Tucker. The O. E. S. meeting that follow­ prettiest hat in the Gar* ed was brief dut to tha iatanasa af den Club contest. the hour. Two petition* for Initia­ tion were received and referred ta committees on character. Birthday guests of hooor for May were Peat Patron Harvey L. Dunn and Mrs. Billie Schnabel. Each made a contribution to tha Rain­ bow fund and receivtd a email gift. Mrs. Lillian Cleland and her committee served refreshment* Mitt Linda Long celebrated her after Chapter adjourned. Ilth birthday with a supper party, Friday, at the home of her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Long in L n U e M o n r o e Enterprise. The boys and girls en­ joyed a delicious supper and danc­ ed and played games throughout BY MBS. H. L. JOHNSON the evening. Friend* of Mrs. C. R. GUea win After the boys went home, the girls concluded the celebration regret to learn that aha was In­ jured In a fall. Her daughter, with a slumber parly. The guests Mra. Eddie Grow o f Miami Baaeh, and (he hoata spent very icw hours It staying with har for a few sleeping but all reported having a days. wonderful time. Those helping Linda to celebrate Any Jewelry a hrid# woari Included Maureen Urben, Pamela should ba limpte. No gawdy ear­ Walasck, Patsy Long, Judy Florca, rings, necklacei or bracelets. Linda Smith, Larry Holloway, Er­ nest Watson, Richard Stifc, Joey Vickers, BUI Vickers and Geiry Ilopper. gratefully accept* and acknow­ ledge* memorial runlrihuliont for HEART RESEARCH. P . O . B O X 106 SAN FORD, FLA. CARRAW AY M c K IB B IN 111 N. Park Are. b PA I-9UI W « re A la U ftf T o B o a t T h a Tar Out O f C o p t u t io n D u r ia g T ra d 1 st owr G a U f Event 3 •Oftwaalat *U«UadSOwaa! Ml ifawtw. R r e r C c lic S C l O c O r i/M t c e l k c r lh a n c e l �H H D mm mm- ............. .K -.-K '-v By HOLMEg ALEXANDER "W* fertot that men's ability to Central: the physical depends upon : «U moral." J. F. Dulles WASHINGTON- John Foster Duties died just a year ago to­ day, l* ». and Immediately things, which were bad enough anyhow, treat to tha dogs. aren't-da to say that- the Or secretary of stale was getready to pun some miracles, had all years In office to do Tho best you can say Is b* festooned the bottom of Ship of Male with tho barnI of many treaties end sill­ 's which stowed ut up — but ay alto havo kept tba water out. - a of ue would have liked it ,------ . if fecratary Duties had at- x fared,. Instead of continuing, tha ba of re, far Mai began when they recently for Sunday haw data lack at io- "> O ii.la iM M vital to urn proper nettoning at the thyroid, lo t when ear diet la law to iodine, our body tomshew signals tbst it needs ■ W l vD/rCU NiTvtlM. The thyroid gland ha* no •'brato," yet it aomihow receives r o g M Ibursm toe (toynid’s aeerettoo). fa u map doable Is omptoyeis faaOa) lad treble or quadruple ; That, enema lagtral, for when a S-I c?q iW — ” . diplomatic - policy of Join-everythine which commenced with President Woodrow Wition. Dullei and Wilson, both the torn of Presbyterian ministers, felt tbst this nation had an obligation to go out aod save the world. It may take another century to say whether this missionary seal was beneficial, but a year Is long enough to siy something about another quality in Mr. Dulles —a good quality by any measure, but a quality which had better b e ‘ displayed by a master — or not at all. It is the quality called moralism. Often it provokes ridicule, for to be moralistic Is to seem stuffy and over-righteous even if this appearance is undeserved. To evaluate the former secre­ tary's moralism, as a cods of di­ plomacy, wo may apply It to aome like (he bulging goiter in the neck when we lack adequate iodine in- event* that have occurred alaea hi* death. Premier Khrushchev's visit of last year Is oi,e. It would never have happened if Mr. Dulles had lived and kept command of the American foreign policy, Not that tba secretary was inhospitable or that he was against the exchange of personal visits, tut Mr. Dulles believed communism to be an evil thing, and he knew Khrushchev to be a wicked man. Mr. Dulles did not choose to dignify the Red leader with the sort of reception be was bound to receive as an important visitor of state. It smacked of trying to compromise with sin. The 1M0 summit meeting was another event which Dr. Dulles would have bent aU his strength la prevent. The secretary did not want the IMS summit meeting at Geneva, and ho saw no point in a return engagement of the heads of government. Mr. Duties would have said that, until the Russians bad demonstrated their bona ftdes by deeds and not words, no good could be accom­ plished and much ill might betide another get-together of glamorous personalities In an atmosphere of show and propaganda. Mr. Dulles, the moralist, Is self-depleted In a new book, "The Spiritual Legacy or John Foiter Duties," whleh is a selection of hia unofficial sermons, addresses I «ni4 artfrlr* 9 ml* Ifanru 9 Du. For example, one of my earlier patients was a girl with bone in­ fection. An eroded spot in the skin didn't heal. The akin cells finally became cancerous. The normal skin cells usually re­ produce normal skin cells, but they may ultimately lose this ability to reproduce their own kind. Instead wild calls (cancer) now are form­ ed. Why do (be normal akin calls lose the ability to continue making NORMAL akin cells and revert to tho wild, cancerous type? Could it bo a lack of some vital chemical? Modern medical research is now stressing tho importance of furnlshing tha body the raw mate­ rials that our various glands need if wa wish tha body to manufacture A bunch of the neighbors wore the various roc relions required for wbaopiag It up around our place good health. Urn other light If our soil (and therefore our The' weetfco*l*#v iuraed wwrar food) lacks 30 or more chemicals, maybe those doflcltncoa are what and w o.an back at tha old barultimately throw our physiology out of balance. Just at a goiter can davclop from lack of one single chemical, :reat risks (brinksmanshlp") for and interest about Princess Mar­ garet and Antony Armstrongnamely iodine, mayba cancer and other deficiency aUmenta may ba Aa you may know, tha eouple due to tlmilar lack of one or more will sot up housekeeping next trace chemicals. month. Tho Queen will give them If you are cancer-free at 33, why a grace-and-favor house. That ia should you gat ctaeer at lor tha loyal way of saying, for And why dots your pancreas pro­ free. duce plenty of Insulin when you are Anyway, wo aU agreed that II but .run possibly M percent be­ Antony ia ana-up without a mort­ low par when you are so, which is gage problem. tha usual time for diabetes to But we further state that tha ■trike most of its victims? malatoaanc* will ba a killer. Tha eouple wQl get Bearing- d fW ■ 'immmna 4 -T u e a . May Id , I960 . ' 7 ^ 1 V- rr . .. I Split Western Unity Wide Open, Eh, Comrade? votes for the first ballot at the July Democratic convention than does Kennedy about 140. ranch house typee. They scream like eraty If they Sava to do an upstairs, tea. You get somebody upelilrj, on the third floor. They have forgottea to bring up tho polishing wax. You think they are gum to run all the way down to tha kitchen without a baof? I look for a lot if turnover at Kensington Palace. Oh, dear, WASHINGTON (UFJMtao of tha morn eielusive argaiiieiions bore to (ha capital ia a group of #» l«W W*fM l|«| |flV IMUtWB woman who call themselves tbs had their husbands all primed la eongresaieea! club. pass a bin doaatiaf to them a All a woman has to do to Jobs slice of government-owned land a* a alto far a new etubhous*. ad to Congress. Considering tb* Than aa unfortunate thing hap­ material moat woman hava to pened. work with, (his la no only job. News stories about tb* project As you might imagine, tha club began to appear to tba papers la in a position la oxen a -certain and tb* cUibhouso MU suddenly disappeared into a pigeonhole. 1 assume the fact that this Is an •loetion year had something to do with lie demise. Howtver much they might tear to cross their wives, our congress­ men apparently decided that in this ess* valor was tho bettor part of discretion. After all, they don't hnvo to b* reelected as bus- % **■■rrs a g s f* » h r ia r t fera l* off to > good start The Princess is used to Bring sround Bucking­ ham False* which is a fair-slse s etter. Bo ah* sbeuld know how many vacuum cleaners and mops will ba -needed. Tb* way w* worked it out an paper, Antony la not going to roue out ahead on graeo-andfavor. It looks goad. But did you over pay far a complete new plaitsriag job? That’a just ONE ate, bed com# home to unwind. It would be Just the weekend, but, as bo said, "When you get beck to Washington, you’ll never have felt better In your life — a day soak­ ing In the Texas sun and you faee responsibilities with new vigor. Responsibilities — this man has ’em. Re Is, after all, second to the president in bearing the respon­ sibilities of our nation. Yet, at midnight, after the twoengine plane rose from the Indlsnapolls airfield, the senator refused to go to sleep. Lady Bird, his wife, touched him caressingly on the knee and said, •‘please." And he said, "111 get my sleep at the ranch." So, as the plane thundered through the cloudy night, the senator ralaxed In hit own unlqut way — by talking, gesticulating, reminiscing, and planning out loud the talks of leadership that lay ahtad. The senator la I1..HI* stamina conttnuss to amste me. Re bad been on tho go this day for IS consecutive hours. And It's Itke that most of the time. Once I caught him a brooding mood — in distant meJiUUon, bis long ruddy faro profiled against the night, and I thought! "la the presidency of the United States for this man?" Earlier, I set In the Great Rail of tha Indianapolis Press Club and witnessed a phenomenon in polities. His "adversary" on the stage, Sen. Thurston B. Morton (R*Ky.), chairman of the Repub­ lican National Committee, addresst-d 1,000 Hoosltr dignitaries and brought tha bouts down-In applause — for praise for Ms op­ ponent He pointed to Johnson as a Three Minutes A Day By JAMKg KELLER When an author la Baghdad completed his book, "There Are No Thieves Any More," he » i | asked to disease It at a sym­ posium of fellow writers. Only an* thing marred the suc­ cess of the occasion, Upon re­ turning to hia home, ha found that it had been looted by thlavesl Having an unrealistic outlook on conditions in Ibe world is inviting a rude awakening. When such dls^ Maslonment occurs, It ususiljW cripples any further attempts to lessen tba avila that beset man­ kind and contributes to making conditions a-bit worse by failing to bettor thorn. Avoid oatremaa. Recognise man's weaknesses as -wall aa his strengths and you wQl develop tb* CbrUt-liko habit of leading him toward perfection. Yai, you will do much more to balp your fallow human belngdl If you remember that, aa son* of Adam, wa tarry tba dafaeta of hie fallen nature and muat continu­ ally ftrivo, with God's grace to overcome this Inborn weakness. "A Just man shall fall aovas times and shall risa’ again." (Provarbs 34:ll) Give ms tb* good son**, 0 Lord to bo aware of human weakness tnd the strength to overcome it. %• b e tte r m e a ls b u ild b a tta r fa m ilia s At any rate, their wives are having to make-do with their old clubhouse. 1 am pleased to report that on the occasion of my latest visit than, Uwy seemed to be bearing up vary well. Tb* ladies ware gathered in tho club auditorium to boar a talk by Bess Myaraoa, a New York tele­ vision performer. Aa I interpret­ ed it, ibe was passing along tips on fashions and makeup which congressional wives might find handy when tboy join their hus­ bands on tb* campaign trail this summer. A candidate's wife, Mlta Myeraon arid, should behave aa though ah* wan "an stage aU tha Ume." Than aba laid about tb* time she faded to follow this ml*. While tfeliveriag a refrigerator commercial, she said, aha "want fishing for a bra •trap" in tho belief that the was off camera. As it turned out, tho cameraman problsm. A three-story heus* Just a had missed hia cue la fetus on bust* Ibe back of • bankroll. and for the. best food at lowest prices shop Sanford and the Sanford Herald! vr*r 4 M, ; ' £ 2 - BURLINGTON, V t (U P I)-tra normal for children to fear tba dark, soya University of Veearoet human roletie— sports Hto Dr. Delton Vernon. Re said, "Your child roods ranaaurenre, rot storerose, when ho first U r— aa aware 4 -e-'to Tr,-’ ■y ; - .» ’ *« * * ./ .v. . $5 . I V ‘- . Sfhrit1 �9 !|i frtnlori frr»li 'Tues. May 24, 1960—fage 5 vst milestone ununity G ra d u a tes o , „ , v e d h a r d , • oU «i! We, haV\ In s o r 8 of this the sponsor o n y ourw M nd hePP'ness' . v n u r t u W ‘ -e m a t w i s h e s £o n. You h*’ Many enjoyable activities have been planned following graduation in your honor class of 1960. Be sure to in­ clude these parties in your plans, celebrate your gradua­ tion with your classmates! Schedule of Activities: # t Graduation Friday May, 27th * Formal Reception affh e Civic Center Following Graduation : • Special Movie at the Ritz From 11:30 p. m. -1:30 a. m. Seniors Plan To Attend “The Fun After Graduation” Activities! I v e y ’s W . S h o e L . K . W J u s tic e W . m . M S to r e , F r u it E . a r y 208 e . i$t st P r o d u c e , G o ., K a d e r » S. French Ave. 4 i 3 w .4 t h s t . J e w e le r , * E s t h e r s, 112 s. Pa* Ave. 214 n . Park Ave. Perfection Cooperative Dairies, Seminole County Motors, Inc., • Florida Power & / Light Co., 207 Magnolia Ave. B. L. Perkins Men’s Wear, Sinclair Refining Co Persimmon Ave. Shoemaker Construction Co Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Member F.Dfl.C �SIM Alim, William Alford, Homan Allman, Johnny Allrod, Jody Aoontlo, Connlo Bali, Linda Barnett, Murray Batoman, Barbara Boonott, Ellen Bonnott, Arthur Blanton, Charlti Bogan, Donald Browar, Jaanatt Brown, Ronald Brumbaugh, Lao Burk, Nancy Butlor, Tommy Butner, Goorte Cameron, Kathy Carloa, Tarry Chrlatonian, Jamaa Cohan, Eugaao Darla, Mika Darla, Sandra Daaklnr, Arthur Do Young, Robert Dyeaa, Jimmy Edge, Phyllis Flaherty, Margaret Fortaon, Buddy Fulper, William Galley, Fay Garner, Robert Gleeton. Janet Glenn, Duane Goombel, Darld Goerea, Jimmy Gracay, Elizabeth Grant, Terry Griffin, Barbara Griffla, Patricia Griffith, Dee Hargreave, Diana Haynea, Carol Harman, Sharon Herrlah, Holler Motor Sales an e. Brie Xedban. Roger Bodges, Lynda H— ghrer . Xdr XwR. <HpbM&i Jaceba, Cordell Jeffrey, Jamba Jehaeea, Mb! Julian, Bandra KmAriek, Eddie Klrabbeff, Jamyh Klakla, Linda Baa Kobo, Richard KMgea. Fra acea U aay, Curtia Lee, Ronaie Liadoey, Ddrid Lloyd, Ratty Agn tang, Johnny Leoolace,'(Mta)diae Luka, Ray t r t i i d A Larry M an, Colleen Mattbowa, Dorothy McAlenaMi r, Dan MoCoy, Marilyn Me. Daniel, Colleen MtFartln. Bandra M tlittey. Ja u McMwrreagh, Larry McQuatUra. Fhylllo Maeaor. Barbara MlddWten, Deeg Millar. Karen Miller. Ceoelia lflUtad, Gary Montgomery, Henry Maifan^Baibam Mil* a Heel, Charlee Orereta, JaMOeberne. Bob O M t Dekle’s Gulf Servlet M il Drenab Are. Green’. . / Furniture Center R. Srd St. lib a Goodyear Service Store M l W. I l l St. Dallas Asphalt Co. Inc. Graee'e Sundries llM Dave's Record Center a Harcar m l Haynes O ffice Mi m i „ ^ Products Co ■' Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. * til W. Ird St. Machine Co. A A* 1 ui Aluminum ' Are. •Oi W. IK 8U lid MeanaMn Arm................. \/ Sanford Bill Hemphill Motors Ine. Dianeh Are. Cknyarilla Are. Shadows Nursery MOO Orlando Driro - - Grapeville Nursery * Open I a. m. • a p. m. Fuel Gee Service *22 Magnolia Are. a Cowan's Markham Read Gray French Are. 111 E. let St. "Member F.D.IX." 3 X w T .h t J lL m v ^wmi-TV*,n.SnnnW.\Aekl Wooetend/ Ronald Whitten! Winatan Flerey, Mere Darnell, Lbrey Price, N « y Price, i and at. Florida State Bank E1“ , r- * « a ld RoWson" Harry *ick*X Beverly Rumler, M* J E,^ f ^ ^ r * b r p e r t , 8 e n d rn Shilling, Bill Shook. John i, Linda Ptrttar. Mien Patterned. Maabert Patere, Cohen Radiator Shop lllt t m 2 L ^ ^ e e Y , R ?.. ^nn^ ’ pU B c ^ * �1 it* T u cs. M a y 2 4 , 196 0 — P a g # 7 ffl)t # u t f« r f c g r r v lft J i i «• The following Sanford Business Firms extend Aiken Advertising B £ Agency A B C American Oil Co. Drive-In Restaurant »60» Sanford Art. B i American & M •00 8. Laurel A r t . Exchange Farmtr'a Market Armitage Court T tk Da, Motel Bros. Trucking Co. mi w. nt 8t. Carroll Daniel Construction • • Material. . •710 8 111 N, Park' Avadua Ine. Sanford Ava. Celery City Printing Co. Abstract Corporation Baggerly Appliance Hoofing Co. Produce Franck Aka. Juaatiaa •• •17 Franck Art, Angel’s Ball M Curb Market M ItOff S. Park Ava. 110 8 . Park .A rt. ' Center * Century T V & Radio Service Product* BBSS Firk Dr, 1111 Calary Art. Bagg’s Curb Market Chapman Concrete 100 N. Elm Ava. Silk A Sanford Ava, •. • Chelsea Title Allstate Insurance Co. At Sakaa at S ak fM '.> / >• * & . \'.t \ • 4‘ ^ , I . \Sw Guaranty Co. 11T W. lat 8U •i 4 �_ jr r r r » -»— {— •. r U « * W m ilm f fm B 'Slumping' Greyhounds Lose To Lakeland,5-3 GETTHO BETTHf-w-w w-w By Alan Pair* 8 -T u e a . May 24, 1060 Standings Watfsnal Leaf** W. L. Pet. OS Pittsburgh a is .cm n is .CM 1 San Francisco IS u .sn 4vs Milwaukee Cincinnati M is .300 SV4 IS IS .441 7H Loa Angelea 14 IS .434 S St. Louie 11 11 J83 tte Chlcaio 12 21 .3S4 10 Philadelphia T a ttla r'i Probable Pitcher* . Loa Amelai at Plllaburgh, night —Podrea (2-4) n . Gibbon (3-1). San Pranciaeo at Philadelphia, night—Jonee (4-8) r*. Roberta (1* 4). n . Chicago at Cincinnati, night— Cardwan (1-1) vs. O’Toole (2-4). Milwaukee at St. Louie, night— Buhl (2-2) vs. Sadetkl (0-1). Wednesday's Games •an Pranciaeo at Philadelphia, night. Loa Angola* at Plllaburgh, night Chicago at Cincinnati, night Milwaukee at SL Louie, night American League W. L. Pet. OB l i 12 .600 .. Chicago IS IS .361 % Baltimore Cleveland kS IS .571 1 U 12 .336 114 Mow York U 14 .461 3Vi Detroit U IS .429 % Washing Ion 1/ IS .387 6V4 Kansas CM/ li' IS JSI I Boston Taeaday’a Probable Pitchers ' Baltimore at Chicago, night— Barber (S-l) va. Score (1-2). Boston at Kan*as City, night— Hillman'(0-0) vs. B. Daley (2-2). ’-S W T aT lr-fc’t Putiolf, night— -Short- :-2) -r. Jtolii Ct-5 Washington at Cleveland, night —-Kaat (1-3) va. Grant <l-iy. Wadnaiday'a Gamaa Baltimore at Chicago Boeton at Kansas City New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland, night Chareh Saftbal League W. L. ret. first Baptist S l .880 Kasarene S t .730 Ptoecreat Baptist 3 4 .420 Firat Christian 2 4 433 Free Matbodlat 0 0 .000 W. 4 4 1 4 5 BET SB CAME , MMfSr N P i CAT* f f NAB Jt/OTVAiOB SMTTtMF TbOET O *eo £ JtS CAL MAPS S K B fB " “ 'SR What Goes With M a x Anyway? United frees taSeruatieual The Dodger* are wrestling with a five-year-old question again: Is Sandy Koufai on his way to star­ dom or waa Monday nigbt’a onehitter just another false startT It’s the same old question they've been tryiog to anewer about tha M-year • old flreballar Builders Pace 'Mixed' Bowlers r ‘Revenge* Bout Scheduled Tonight : DENYEN (UPI) - Yarns Ba­ hama, an as-flaiiing guide from tbs Bahamas, will try to avaogo a Madison Iguana Garden lo « here tonight when be meat* Argentina scrapper Viator Kalaaer to a 10round middleweight bout at the Denver Auditorium. Oddemakare have established Bahama a 74 favorite, but than ha Waa g 0 4 favorite going into the MtkmeUy-tele vised bout at the Garden laat March when Salstar look a split decision. Zalaaar, who toot a aloe* deci­ sion last month to seventh-ranked Dick Tiger, British Empire cham­ pion. waa saptetod to bars g Sve* ar aia-pound weight advantage to­ night. Yarns was aapsetod to welah to* Wate ^UL W w e^ * w w * p toa tout w *Mhtki* ^ * * * w ^ AOAfA- BROOKLYN f t U. 5. Can Entered In Race Classic l LEASES LEASEE S B X, on TO TNF SATfOAAL /P -O A M f K/NSER FOR C L E V E L A N D F//9E 9, MAY SAVE A1APE FRAN K IA N S LOOK LIK E A fS A R P TRAO ER VYSEt L. Pei. # .1000 1 J00 1 .710 2 .087 S .400 2 4 .333 B. Bdwarda Builder* Supplies. W|La 1 S.M7 taking four points from Sanford lak e Mery 6 4 .000 Mfg. Co., added to their lead to the Thursday Night Mixed .League, W. L. Pet. ing them a total of N wtoa to T 1 .873 t piaco. « 1 .837 Navy Powell’s Office Supply took Yowell 6 2 .730 over tha second spot with 14 wkai, Foodmart S 8 .635 and Town k Country T. V. Service First Federal 1 S .280 dropped to third plac# with IS. Florida State Bank 2 S .286 Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant la Perfection S S .286 In fourth spot, followed by DeChase0 8 .000 Bary Pharmacy, Team S and \ Pood Pair, all with nine wins, -iwr’.-J ,y ;« f) V.F.W. Post 3281 has sevan wins, Stelnmeyer Roofing, SVi sod San­ ford Mfg. Co. has SM. Ed Horning was tops for the men turning In a 231 scratch game to bring hia aerie* up to Hi. Lil­ lian Donat was high for the wom­ en, aa aha rolled a 352. Dot Powell MONTE CARLO, Monaeo (UPI) waa not far behind a« aha racked —Lance Ravautlow, son o/ Wool- up a big 840 scratch. Worth heiress Barbara Hutton, is Ja*a Carathcra, Ruth Phillips. spearheading tha way for A marl- Ann Conklin. Mike Accardi and can-made racing cars to Sunday’s Jim Andaraon all found the 2-10 split to their liking aa they top­ oUasle Monts Carlo Grand Prii. pled this ana easily. Joan Peter­ JUvantiow, Mlsa Hutton's 21- son idled the 2-7, and Dot PoweD jr-old son by her first marriage picked up th* S-T to flU In the n Danish count, la one of two split circle for the week. American drivers entered In tha yaca at the wheel of “ Scarab" Sara, which Reventlow manufac­ Eagles Sign Back PHIUDELPHIA (UPI) — The ture*. The other American driver Philadelphia Kaglts Monday an Is Chuck Daigh. It will be the first Uma Ameri­ nouneed tha signing of Theron can care have entered a formula Sapp, a 200-pound back to a I960 Mo. 1 Grand Prix race. Reventlow contract, Ha te presently serving was making his bid at a Uma when a alx-month hitch In the Army. British car* ware making most of tbs European running, following Misses Lunch ft* retirement from racing of the BOSTON (UP!) — Sugar Ray German Merced** Beni firm and ■light decline of the Italian Robinson mined another appoint­ ment Monday. Ha. had invited rarie a Furra and Maaaratls. newsment to lutuh — but failed to show when hie plane was ground­ ed to New York because eg bad weather. CtvKlao Oviedo P.O. waitf# TNROOOS U S H IH b F S rr M S S l i * MOT • w iE 4 4 *r-rs/ * mm . -• • , rV:-A»V|t4f s'fi ever sinew he waa signed to a SSI,000 bonus contract to ISM. On* day Sandy looks like a world boater. But then weak*, even montha, may paae before be win* another game. Hia 14 victory over the National League leading Pittsburgh Pirate* for example, was his first tri­ umph stoc* Aug. 31, ISSt, when be tied Bob PeUer's major league striheout record bp fanniag IS Ssa Pranciaeo Giants In on* game. Only ana thing remains constant about Koufai — when ha'a really got it he's one af the moat over­ powering pitchers anybody's ever It waa like that Monday night when 6-1, 310-pound Sandy yielded a single in the second Inning to pitcher Benny Daniel* and than Juit “ bombed" the Pirates with bis fast* balls. Ha walked six but he struck out 1? and there wasn't i semblance of a hit after tha second frame. Bui, then, there's the other Koufai — lbs Koufai who has a M l career record, including 14 this reason and who didn't win a game all last September or in the Bret five weeks of this season. Tha Dodgers victory cut tha firat-plac* Pirates' lead over idle San Francisco to one game and moved Loa Angelas past the St. Louie Cardinals into fifth plac*. Tha Chicago Cube topped the Cin­ cinnati Reds, 74, in 13 Innings and tha New York Yankees shaded the Kansas City Athletics, 4 3, in tha only other major leagne activity. Georg* Altman hit his reread homer of the /M r to brock up a three-hour and M • minute mara­ thon in Cincinnati after the Rada tied tbs score at 64 on Qua Bell's two-run homer In the 13th. Nine pitchers saw action to the game and (here were ail homers — by Wak Moryn. Jim Brosnan, Ed Bailey and Vada Pinson in ad­ dition to those bp Bell and AHman. Tha Yankee* beat the Athletics for the list time to their last M game* when pinch • hitter Elston Howard's sacrifice (1y scored Gil McDougald and snapped a 3-3 tie in the ninth. Rookie John Gablar received credit for his second vic­ tory but hrebeller Ryns Duran really locked it up for New York by retiring the Athletics to toe ninth vie three strikeouts. Vacations Coming ! Louis Scheduled For (Snooping’ Episode Today Navy, Oviedo Take Victories Plenty Of Gold In Those Golfing Hills DUNEDIN (UPI — Thar* will b* more gold than aver in those bill* lor golf* tournamant proa this M l —a grand total of $260,000. 4 , Edwin Carter, national tour­ nament director for tha Prof**atonal Golfara Aten, disclosed to­ day that th* program for Sep­ tember through December will aet new highs both in numbtr of tournamant* and in priaa money, Th* achadul* inaluda* 10 PGA ro-aponaored 72-holt tournamant*, tight pro-amateur avrnta to b* staged in conjunction with (has* major tourneys, and eight other events of various types. . “ Never before hav# ao many tournament* bean scheduled on th* fall tour," said Carter. •‘Never before has so much prise money been available tor the player* at thi* stage of too year." The richest tourney of th* fall will he tha Carling Open at Ta­ coma, Wash., Sept.- 16-18, 'worth 823.000. Thera will even ha a tournament, to* fll.OOO Hotel Dei .Coronado pro-amateur at Coro nado, Calif., during World Bariea weekend Oct. 7-9. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOCS |l j / 1 s CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P!)— The last major leagus holdou^ against night game* and to# first prnf*»*ional baseball team to play under th* light eombin* tonight to cSlebrat* the 26th anniversary ef night baseball. It was May 24. 1936, when Praa*. dent Franklin D. Roo»ev#It threw a switch in th* White Houoe toab illuminated Crotley Field here for th* first night game between th# Cincinnati Reds and th# W la t o n phia Phils. Tonight, tha Red* and Ohicaya Cubs, a team which does not hava lights In its horn* Wrigley Field, will meet to celebrate the sliver anniversary of that first conloah Big Paul Derringer, on* of toa all-time Cincinnati great*, will to** out the fir*t pitch. Ha pitched 23 years ago when* th* Red* defeated the Philadelphia Phi la, 8-1, in the firet are RghW contest. “ Cincinnati played- seven night game* that firet year and follow­ ed with eaven more in oarh of ton next two years. Although night contests caught on here, it vraent until 1938 that Brooklyn became th* second National Lsagua team to play night gams*. Philadelphia followed euit in 1939, and New York, Pittsburgh and Rt, I.oui* Installed lights u>^ their park* in 1940. With th* ass-N -caption of toe Cube, th* old Bot* t*n B r e < r e » i:« th* last Nption*1 League team to install l.'.’t’i Vt their1 when they erected in 1946. Since this beginning, night ball ha* increased eteadily through the years. Last year to* National U t p i recorded an all-tima night gam* attendance when a total of 6,401.^ 142 epectators paid their way i i 9 to see th* NL club* perform wa­ der th* lights. In 1969, 296 gsunea were played at night in th* Na­ tional League. This yaar, 809 game* are scheduled under to* light in the senior eirowM. Scotch Doubles Draws Bowlers Sunday evening at Jet ____ _ was Scotch Doubles Night, and even the losers had such a good time that they were ready to 6* it all over again. First place, worth 826. was won by the team of Mary LeigMy and Carl Von HerbulU, They tarried in a 626 handicapped teriei lo beat out tha other 21 couple* compet­ ing.. Second place money went tato George Kent* end Erma Webb, who bed a 616 series. Wallace Woods sod Pst Footer took (bird place money and Jack and Bar­ bara Harrison earn* in for toa fourth prita. Th* next Scotch Doubles wtl ba hold June 8. AH bowlers wtto established averages sn* Invited io come out and enjoy toe neat tournament. Entries will b* socopied until 6 p. a . on bawtinnto night t IN 4 -WHEEL DRIVE! vanctoatton tag coattonoMp warn bp toga on collar or haraaaa for tire foMowtog yaar. to ardor to aerosnmodatt dog awnoen. Dr. Raymond Baaa, Veterinarian, w il be at Hit war of Mm City Uni Map Sllh to vaccloato doga from 1:10 P, M. to 1:10 P. M. and Jmm 1 from i:M P. M. to l:M P. M. MAHON AL ' Preakness 'Flop' Tampering Victim? Night Baseball * Anniversary Set For Cinci Tonight FtarMt moot he vaortooled against mbIon, and tin iftm f * A T L A N T IC ® WALL League Leaders 3 Stars Miss Out In Open Qualifying to botog picked up bp N it s a a d w i t o diapoood of bp Mm Dag Coiakar. O M r Nm 8 n jl -\r... ■ t o reqirirW hp tow, aM dogn to M* OHp of Hanford, w bm ym m % | 1LJ v, . “ .......... r /Sjy.-J."; •KvT'\>.. * By United Press International National Leagne Player k Club G. AB R. It. Pci. Clemente.Pitt 33 MS 28 33 .372 Skinner. Pitt 33 133 33 46 .346 33 123 26 42 .341 The Greyhound* signed third Maya, S. F. By JERRY COVINGTON 32 126 19 43 .341 League leading Lakeland stret­ baseman George Arroyo and ha White, St. L. ched their first place lead here broke into the line- p in fine style Spencer, St.L. 33 124 24 42 .339 26 102 16 33 .324 Monday night as they edged the picking up two hits'in three trips Aaron, Mil. Cungham. StL 29 112 2t 36 .321 to the plait. Although he wa* Sanford Greyhound* by a score 31 110 13 33 .318 credited with an error on a wild Bailey, Cfn. of S I. 26 107 IS 34 .318 It was tha Greyhound* third throw in the ninth inning he made Athburn, Chi. Mathews. Mil. 26. 96 20 30 J13 loss In ae many game*. They several fine fielding playa. American League travel to Lakeland tonight where Shortstop Dick Green, who bat 25 95 12 34 .338 they hope to break back into the been experiencing a bad batting Runnels, Bos. Plersall, Cleve 26 74 IS 26 .331 win column. slump, finally broke out and was Herd throwing righthander Ken swinging tha bat like ha did in Allison, Wash. 28 104 19 35 .337 21 70 14 23 .329 Sanders went all the way for the the first two weeks of the season. Berra. N.Y. Greyhounds and lost his third He had a doubts and a single in Woodling, Ral. 30 95 24 31 .328 game against fiva victorias. He three trips and drove in one of Power, Cleve 28 111 11 36 .324 24 90 18 29 .322 •eattered seven Lakeland hits and the Greyhound runt. On his third Maria, N.Y. Hansen, Bal. 31 103 IS 33 .320 iU-uek out five. Ho eaperieneed ■ trip to the plate he hit another 30 120 25 36 .317 little wildness In the first and line shot that waa caught on a Minoso, Chi. Kubek, N.Y. 27 117 2* 37 .316 second inning* walking three. All good play by Gordon Lund. Runa Ratted In of the walk* ware turned into lo the fifth inning, Ernie Glvini National League — Clemente, run* aa the Lekeland batters eame of the Indiana hit a long ball (o through with clutch hits. After the centerfield fence where ball Pirates 34; McCovey. GianU 31; surviving these two Inning* he hawking Pat Siak crashed into Banka, Cub* 29; Robinson, Reds was never in trouble again until the concrete barrier and received 28; Materoskl. Pirates 27. American League — Minoso, the eighth and ninth when they a serious aye eul. However, Sisk, A U S T R A L I A ’ S HERB pushed acro«t a single nin in who is the finest defensive out­ White Sox 29; Maris, Yankees 24; Skowron. Yankees 24; L e m o n , Elliott hits the tape ten each of these Inning*. fielder la the league, held on to Senators 24; Hansen. Oriolei 22. yards ahead o f the field as the ball and prevented the Indiana Home Rum from scoring Iwo ro re runa. The National League — Banks, Cubs he wins the 1,500-meter cut took several stitches to close 9; Aaron, Braves •; McCovey, "miracle Olympic mile" race and Siak will be out of the line­ Giants 9; Robinson. R e d s 9; ut the Coliseum Relays in up for more than a week. Spencer. Cards •; Boyer, Cards 8. Los Angeles. The time was American League — Lemon, 3:45.4. The world recordThe Greyhounds, trailing by one run going into the eighth, missed Senator* 9; Cerv, Yankers 9; NEW YORK (UPI) — Another a choice opportunity to tfe the Held. Indians 8; Maris, Yankees holder in both the mile and the 1,500-meters defeated 31 berth* in tha M it qualifying ball gams. With one out they fill­ 7; Minoso, White Sox 8. refugee Hungarian Laszio Pitching round for th# U. S. Open golf ed the bases on tingle* by Arroyo National League — Antonrlll, Tabori. Jerome Welters championship ora up for grabs and Maloney and a hit batsman, today et San Francisco and In. but starter George Denyer struck Giants 30; Law. Pirates 6-1; was 3rd. dlanapolis but it’a wait 'till next out Ossie Chavarria and Bill Sanford. Giants 4-1. (7 tied with 3-1 records) yaar for Al Balding, Jim Farree, |Dube to retire me aide. Freddie H»i* S few_____ . .uvher . . . Tonight User Grryii'/uitaV irivef —Nmrrtrxn League—— Coates, lu r e who misted out In thelakeland for a gihgle affair j Yankcc*-4-fr;-tJallt Athictic* 4-0; round. ____ with Bit Boh Onllrk echedilied to ' Morgan. Tiger* 3-0: Brown OriThree hot-shooting Californians, go on the moundndmorrow night j ole* s o ; —p6no<rmerer"unarm all playing at LaJolla, Calif., pac­ tha locale return home (o face 3-0. ed the nation with ssven-under the Daytona Beach Islander*. par 133'* in preliminary trials Sanford All R H RBI NEW YORK (UPI) - Reports scattered serosa 54 cities Monday, Chavarria 2b 4 0 1 1 that Venetian Way, the Kentucky leadlnr 431 playare Into the sec­ Sisk et 2 0 0 0 Derby champion who flopped in ond aeries of testa acheduled in Dubs et 2 0 0 0 the Preakness, might have been II cilia* June 6-7. 5 0 1 0 liarrclson lb the victim of tempering are un­ Amateurs M. O. Johniton Jr., Hinojosa rt 6 0 0 0 GR08SINGER, N. Y. (UPI) — der Investigation by tha Thorough­ and Charles Cortnay, both of La- Pores c 1 1 1 0 Joe Louis, who ha* received more bred Racing Protective Bureau. Jolla, and pro Dick Collatt of Cor­ Arroyo 3b I 0 s 0 “ We are investigating thorough­ advance publicity than any other onado, Calif., tipped around the Green is a l 2 1 ly and will try to run down all LaJolla layout in 133 for a one. Maloney U 0 "apy" in history, was scheduled those rumor* about Venetian 4 12 shot nationwida lead on tha near- Sanders p 2 0 1 1 to do some very public "snoop, Way," said Spencsr Drayton, for­ ing" today at th* training camp act nama player—Jimmy Clark of mer FBI agent who thuds tbs gaticoy, Calif. — who led the field 38 3 10 3 of heavyweight champion Inge- TRPB. Totals mar Johansson. at Little Rock, Ark., with 67-67— There were reports that Vene­ The celebrated "Brown Bomb­ AB a H RBI 114. Lakeland tian Way might have been treat­ But Little Rock wa* a disaster Givins of 4 1 2 1 er" make* no secret of the fact ed with butaiolidln, a pain-killing 2 0 0 0 he wanta to learn something that drug which it banned in Maryland area for a few name pros who Long rt stopped off on their tour of the Jo. Parker 2b 2 1 1 1 will help Floyd Patteraon beat but not in Kentucky. However, 3 0 0 6 Johanason in their return title trainer Vic Sovinskl denied after circuit to eompete in ‘ the Little Bate* lb 3 0 1 1 fight at New York Jun* 20. Rock section. Gentle if Louie la now an adviser to ax- the Derby that Venetian Way was Canadian star Balding and John Ja. Parker 3b S 1 1 0 sore or required any special drugs. 3 2 1 0 champ I’/itterson and announced McMullin o f Pair Oaks, Calif., Lund is Willie llartack, the jockey who soma time ago that ha would viait j 4 0 8 0 were among fiva baaten in a play­ Dobraykowshi s rode Venetian Way to a first plars Johansson's ramp today to eee 4 0 1 2 off far tha last berth. Ferre*, Denyer p finish in the Derby and fifth in what ha could find out. Johan*tournamant tourist from Winstonthe Preakness, said after the lat­ 30 8 7 S son's handlera say Louis will ter that something was wrong with Salem, N. C-, collapsed in the 90 Total* 120 000 Oil—5 7 3 laam tha champ la more danger- the colt. degree heat and 76 percent humid­ Lakeland 000 300 000—3 10 3 oua than aver. Sanford ity and didn't finish. “ it had nothing to do with Die Haas of MeUlre, La., and Gay Errors—Jo. Parker 2, Ja. Parker, trainer or th* track condition* Harrelaon, Arroyo, Green Brewer of Crystal River were either," said Hartack. out of it as ware Jarry Priddy of POA— Lakeland 27-18, Sanford 27-18 baseball fame and John Brodie Joins Knicks IX)B— Sanford 11, Lakeland 6 of pro football note. Navy defeated Florid* State NEW YORK (UPI)—Tha New Generally, however, tha better HBP— Sandora (Denyer) Luna Bank, 14-2 in Lltti* League play York Knickerbocker* signed Ktlly (Sanders) known piayora got by the first Monday while Oviedo slammed Coleman, former Kentucky .Wasround ainca tha competition was SB—Jo. Parker not nearly aa stiff aa K’ll b* 2B— Ja. Parker, Lend, Peres, Lake Mary, 11-1 in Bab* Ruth Isyan basketball, star, to * pro­ League play.' fessional contract Monday. OoteGreen' June 6-7 when another 48 hot shots Civilan and Oviedo will clash for man, a 6-2, 220-poundar, was th* who war* aaempi from local qual­ SAC— Loni 2. Sisk. Green first piara fn th* BRL circuit at Knicks' second draft choice. 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Harlan A A Lucille 8 Blackburn ]■}• L F A Agnao J Cavanaugh II.II Chi Mr*'* arorory •*} C Btuart Courtney 141 Cowan Company »• JJ Cullen A Horkoy • l» A P A Mobto A rollon Ml Hobart H A Marjorio O ..Begat root Ml f g Begone Jr A Loey p Eotrldg* 1M Mllbort 8 A Fro ocoo K ■, 'YllOgar HIT Qorn Thomoo Olon, ■Batata 141.11 Chorlos I l i t A Darla ^ A Oormly **« Ylrgll O A Bothorln* Oroooy 4<l William B A Ann Oroooy B.M Jony Jack*0a Boat Company 1.11 Thomoo J A DoratM T Xltalloa ■cWkiEFlJJ A ll Harold C A Margaret H g Y * ? Bawl* L l a r i tim&rr*?- J M t . Hlrl.M I M-m Hit** J Jr A fUohool B Moughtoa Orient* Poraorlaa taa SMdlv motion W I O D Ml ’18 Nollloa* Goldoboro Drr Cloonor Mamla Xoloon Richard H A Dorothy A XOIoon Charloa I Jr A Luell# L Bioko I. A A l.uatla KolanO Edna I. Mormon Harbart B A Joaalo L Barrio W A Sortla charlao O A Trenno Norton Office Bar A Orlll Orlando Mattraaa Co lao Orlando Tongorln* Corn Ktiaana j a Barak On riabarna Auto Parto Charlao O A'Ellaabath M Oabum Otcaela riah Como Arnold C Jr A Orara T Otto Oviedo P Jr A Orara T Otto Orlado Lumbar A Supply Co Blanton D A Abbla K Owaa Thao R A Paarl A owan John T A Ruth Owana rharlaa Id Onaodlna Wm K A Vivian M Fodgott Palana Boar Cardan Plord A A OI«a Palmar Paul B A Ruhr Palmar Krnaat V Parkar B E A Barnlro H Parkar Han B Parkar Jr William A A Wilma B Parrlah Rllar A Dario Pattaraen Joaaph A A Dorothy M Pavolcbak 111 R I, A Melba J Paatreea ta il Harbart D Jr A Bllaor M Padrlck 11.11 Erie J A Lillian B Paapla* 1.11 Karl R A Aan P Pandlaton 4.01 Charlaa A Blala Pandollna 14.11 Doming* A Hally Peralta 4.It Mule C A Nit* Parldae 1 11 Jamaa A Dorothy Pataraoa 1 11 Wltll* D Patty Hr 1.11 Philip* Colonial Claanara 111.I* Wallace M A Jana a Philip* 4.11 ■afsyotto M A Ruth Phillip* 1.11 Norman H A Viola T Phllllpa (.11 Them** A A Orara T Phllllpo l.41 PtwaarMt C-judrlo* I*.II William V A drag* Pillar 1.11 i, ailwrt A Mariuf.0 Vomsroy till Rhurlay A Jr A Carol A *11 Borvle* Btatlon Bo 1 Brow no Amoco Borrloo Bn I _ Barton A Wllllamo Punaral Homo Robert T A Mildred L Bryan Brnait Bryant _ _ Maurlco R A Mary B Bubb Howard L A Raehal L Built Harry A Ollra D Boltamo R M A Oanava M Burbank Honry A Klaanarn Bnrfhnroaf Alton A Laaln Barko Jamoo A Raaatla Burk* H ra U C. B a rron g k a John A Jr A Dorlo Burton John A Burton 4th, orrhltart riyaaao B Burton Ctaronco 1C A Barak S Huich ... .. Bhattoo C A Owondallno D Bybaa Jamao C A Ado Byrd John A A Catharine M C a m p b ell ’ Jama* V f Mori* D Caont Ixtnoo . Balvator A A Mary L Copablonro ‘ Mill# Corey . _ _ Harold B A Marika B Carr Robort J Jr A Barbara M Plpf Prad H A Maoal Y Carl or Bobby O A Joeqeoll*# M Carntbaro • M T A Bardie M Cotaldy florald A Boon Coooonoro Caaaanova Halpr S*tfF Laundry ( '11 Harold A A Donna S OnlUll M l L P A Anna* J Cnvoinngh 1L.I W B Canovaunh 1*-J« Calory City Orlll „ *1 *? Martin Q A Claudia Coroooll J.J1 r H Chamber* _ *-JJ Lotand L A Cordlo BChopmooJ.il Tt.rb.rt_A_.MJfM1* hjCkattr Ml L illy tTiorrr ____ . !i.‘ L o n n U L '- O t W r C h v rry ’ o F lo e * Kill* M A Ida E Chaatar Chlldra'a Oroeory • , 1 , Carl B Jr A Bile Ana CborpoRlng 10.U Chaluotn Applloae* O* ■!.*• Chuluot* Realty H I Walter W A Moaloo L Cl.bough Rum m. John Carlo* Clanton Htttl* Clerk Provo A Bvolya CUrte William A A ' Jlnnioo ■ Clark , . William A Albert Clerk A a A Morn Clou*# ptoyd H Cloautr NOTICE Dewey R Be A Amy Cogbnra ■ . ■ John W A Anna II Cellay Robert n A tathla n Ce liac Bobby R A Jo Aaa Cetllaa Calvin A Bertha M Celllaa Phillip Celataa Merida Statute* lf44. Katie* la William I A Thelma L fiarahy glvaa that Uaglbl* per* adaal property taiaa aataatad for R a W ’fiT A Ylrflala Caan i n * are new dallnqaaaL and ha* Jam** R A Nina R Center ■tanlag with April lit. t ill, aoch A A Hatea caaataatla* jaaea ara drawlag Jatartat at aaa Aba Conetantln* War east par month ptu* tho pro, Halaa Caaalaatla* Bsrtleaata reata af BaMIthlaB tkla Kannelh W Cook ABUe*. Unleat Ik* amouat aat Jama* A Adtr Co*par aopatlta each aam* I* paid kefar* Rimer Corb»tt_ 4B* Ittk day of June. Ill*, war* Carley'a Curb Market Bfata will k* laauad tharaea dir* John C Carlngtea Jr agtiag the |*ry upon and aelaar# Cawta Company ■ tafflcleat taastbl* pereoaal pro* Hilda O co* A r ty H US payer t# aatlafy a*- William I A Bralpa X K id toe** a*4 aeatE The aamea ef Crabtree . . . . . • , f t * Satlaquent Uadibl* peraea* gwasiriy uapayor* pad th* amount m uaaa, tnsludlag tha eael af nivarDoing aad two month's ta* etou t penalty ye^aa feiiewai OMrtas ■ Baity g.M Um\ A Bdltb S Akerhacb AM WIHon ■ A Jay*# P j Adtau Ml Albert'* Servlaa Btatlaa 4.41 E ahse A La arc Ataaaadap 1M I S a t . R. Alatiadtr Tlbastaea*) AM Bowls O R A Aaa* K JAtaaaadav Alt Magln* A Cta* Altaandar A ll SavM A Chaatar Allen AM Many Alien . . . Alt •hat* A Agate J Alplat Ml ftteynte^ Iau reiate^ Ageaap Alt t Altman Chrt A Ruby Aadersea Prel W A .MIante da. trees Mary Aedaraaa Wbomaa B A OUdya Y •Andaman Wlllla A Rath Aadaraea Albart J A Oaraldla* W . Aadmwa ( I A Laaara R Aadmwa ibba a A Darla A Angel OarflaM Anaatreag Marry A Mamla Armalraag Theodora Jr A Karelia A I II A ll 1 11 *11 1.11 A lt Alt 11.77 AM 24.11 AM Day A Night OrIX Jaha C Day I.M John a Day Ml Standard Barvlaa nuttas Alt Thame* O A Daralhr R A lt Dftftftt I.M W T A Ritta M Deal** Jaha M Dee* Vlalai A Depew TlrglV "r A taura T Aaatla l u ! Philip Daeaaw CenetenDne L A Marian f i M * t u b k n t 'jr AM DaWalakl S M Babbitt Br Alt Raymond W A Derelhy g Maggartr Appllanee Cent*# 14144 DeTarmln S T f A Mildred Baggarlr M l Joseph B. Dtekaa A>,lhur A Hplaay Baglay' B.ll Della* W A Jaasi* T Atiae Baker ■» Alt DlchVrhaff (Sksrtfi D A Jarc* P Baker M t S b u A Jr k Math ■ Baker M l 9 m e r a A Patricia L Baaka Alt E ro n k 'a P it r e , Three A Deloreo C Pronaan Viola Pratlar Linton A Charlotte Frederick Irvin L A M ono c Praemaa Thlrkla C A Aalo Freeman Jock J A Donna R Preach Al Prlpp Prlabla Appliance Mart II.»1 Kenneth M Friable , 1.11 Robert I A Lila M Puorot 11.11 J M Pulton 1.11 Pulton’* tlrocory II.II Lacloua A Plarooo* T Oadokla 1.11 W H Gala** 1.11 Wolior A quoon B 0*1*** l it Frederick Q Goiter 11.11 Edwin O A Ola V Onn* Robert Oarrlaoa B R A Lola Gatlin Albert A Fannie Oalfor Ganaral American Transport atloa Samtool* Dry Gan* a Bamlnol* Claaoara A o o c U t r '- ^ -------- Gerald L Gibson 11.4* Charloa W oiddooa 10.14 Nora P Gilbert g.tt Gllrob Muile nhop HI Clara Olnn, hair* IT.4I Wllllard R A Olorlao H Olovor 11.11 Kunlco 1 Oeff 1.11 Bolt* A Ooldma* 1 11 Goldsboro Oaorgi* Btorb 71.41 Lilli* Ooodan ’ C.ll R Philip A Halaa T Ooodopaad 1.11 Wilbert Oorden AM Ckarlea B trd A Darla A Oarmly 71.41 cbarlat A Grocer I.M Qraeey Refrigeration Berric* a.tt Virgil O A Katherine Oreeey M.tt William B A Ann Qraeey 4A7I Rohan P A Allla M Qrahtm 1.41 Uraatham'a Radi# A TV AM Marie Oranvllla Ml J M A Beale B Oraaa T.ll Jaha C A Virginia M Oreea AU Jnanlla B Green l.lt are#* la s t Bar lt.IT (Iraen'g Bar Beer Oarden I.tl Jtmen D A Mauricg A Arte* M l aaerg* Griffin Mf.70 Wllay B A Rebarta B Qrlffla A B A Aaala A Qrlffla o r a Cora la* arlgge Clifford A Boy auras William L A Jua* a dump Jama* B -A Par* O Out Marearvt Uwalmty Margaret L Hahn Calvin O Haig HaUamaa Break C* Frances Mall Harold A A Albert* J HaU R Ba l l ' s Dry fl aw aaaapm rtlaaa aba Hair* Donald i A BJaaeke A Hsmlltaa J O Mr k Idalle L Hampton Imaa P lUaaa Aadraw B A Dernthy 9 Haaaaa Kansan Shea ghep a B Herdla William K Mardla Ethel B Mardtr Henry Jr A Mary D Mardy Nawten A Jr A Mary J Harkay L a Harrell I.M Walter u A Malta C MerraU ll.e i Wlthelmlaa Harris A tl Wllllard A Ota Harrlaea AM Rabau J A Pet Hart t.dl Bkerman C Jr A Joyce L Mart M l Jaha J A Menddla Harvey Ml Joaaph i A Katharine A Harwead I.M John J A Bleach* Y Heatareak Ml Harold Q A Pally A Match A lt Margery W Hattaway AM Robert T A Pea ay A Hattaway l.lt Taltay L A Alma ■ Hattaway l t.ll Aliya O A Mary D Hauaeh l i s t Walter H A Jeaele R Mawkiaa M l Henry A Jnatphlne Nawa S.M Charles D A Maybtll* K Hera M t charlaa R A Jasalt* O Kayaa Alt K H A Olady* M Harala Ml Ralph J A Dorothy O Maya 1.11 David R Harwead AU Bart A Harlha Halms 41.11 Lemuel ■ A Katherine D Helm* Atl Jerald T A Abartlaa P Elmar al * connia J lan* lo t Emory A .Mamie B lane 4.11 Vincent W A Hanoi P Loroea ll.ft Floyd R A Loulao laaalter 1.11 Kddlo A U na Imthrap 1.11 curttl A Lyd* D Lavender t.tt Pom C U n io n 1.11 Alfred C Lawton 1.11 Richard J A Forn B latch 1.11 Walter O A Della C Ledford 1.11 Dale A Wilma H la* 1.11 Jam** P A Darla I. la* 1.41 Howard P A Lorlda N Lee Ml Luelouo la* 11-44 Paul A Chrletln* B Lee 4.11 Everett J A Mary E Lefovro I II Ruperi W A Carolina B Loaor* 11.11 Brneot H A Morjorl* D laming A ll Wlloon Jr A Dion* M Leonard 14.11 Harold C A Margaret B la R o r Ml Alfred A Joan lawl* 1.11 Mllto* A Delay lawl* Ml Blloo L Jr. A Pearl M Lay MI Lleho* Perm* 40.11 Horry Llcht lit Clark R A Dorlo Lllloy A ll Carl P A Mildred O Mad T.tt Joha P A Margaret B Mngtrfalt A ll Thad L Jr A Loeor Ling* 11.11 Otarg* W A Mariaa B Uttlkoa Ml Al I.lraly Amuatmonl Cm 11.11 Al Liroly cigarotio Barvloo 17.11 John A A Annotta Llveck Ml Edward l« A Dorlo B Look* 11.11 Henry H A Virginia ■ Loagwall Ml Longweod Hotel 111.14 Loaulo'a Record Rook 11.11 Ylacont Y A aoorgott* W la o ml* d.ll Walter Lukon Ml Bkoldon Lata A ll Wm A Martha J Lrcaaa 1.11 l.rona Dry Oooda Co IAI* tana N A Ploroaot • Lyon A ll BUI Lyona A ll M T laa 1A4I Chaotor P A Laarolla B Mactk f AU David H A Edna M Maeaitlla l.*t Ptanlay Mack A ll Madam lo e ’a Beauty nhop Ml Madaay 8 A Myrtl* K Moan 4.11 Market Raatauraut 14.14 Market Barrio* Station 1T.II Mark*! Tarlmaal Track Btaf IA14 Jamaa L A Gloria A Markham A ll Mar-lau Motel TT.II Joaaph J Marquette A ft Arthur W A Oalr* B Marah AM B B A Marta Marakall A ll narrall R A Mlldraa C Martin A ll Jaba D Jr A Haney P Martin A ll Kaaaath R A Olga P Martla A lt Room* L a Bllaabalb Marlin t l .l l Theodor* R A Marla B Martla A lt William ■ Jr A Minnie U Mattalr A ll Donald D A lotta P Maswalt A ll Laall* M May A ll William A Final Maya A ll Rllaahath A John McBride 11.11 Frederick W A Mildred B MeCall A ll Barvay W A Cammllua UeCalley Rekert B A Batall* P ■ ■MrCalllatar ■m p h pa I . gw* Lurllia A Johania MeCaaa I.M McCoy Dalaa aaaaara IMT Ouncaa C A Rosa L.MoOay I.M Nancy L MrCully I.M R D MaDsaalA hair* A lt W alur T A Paarl <1 McDonald I.M M B A Opal L MeBaahara A tl J D A Lilli* M MePaddaa 1.«d Jamaa A Maul* May MePaddaa A lt Frank Jr A Halva MaOIII I.tl Allan B A Halo* M McIntosh A tl Wlllla R A Oaraldla* O McKaadreo 1.11 Rurgasa A aenavtava McMahon AM Jaha J A Virginia R MsMaaaa M l R A A Julia R McMillan A lt Preteritk A Kltaner McMurray M l Halloa W A Rally J MsTlar 1.41 H Morris A Margaret L Matte I II Ralph M A Ruby Masks I.M ttarla* W A Usraldlaa Mentaar 11.11 Donald I, A tan* I. Merrlt AM Charlaa M A Jail* Merritt I.tl O W A Balkans* Merritt AM Jemea w Meager Alt Blela Mete 1.11 Wlllla Mate Jr AM Kell Mtehela AM Willie k Pearl Mlkall AM Bdwl* Mile* AM Aadrew A Vial# M Millar AM R P Millar Mt R W Br A Oraaa ■ Millar 11.11 Cherlaa W A Rugaale L M!U*r AM Chartl* A Ruby Milter AM Orac* K L Millar (raalell •tl.1t RewaN A A Ratty H Millar A tl Ragar J A Agatha t. Miller A lt ReSnar D A Belly J Mtlner I.tl welter M A Mariaa V MIUenl.ll James A Baralca MltabeU 11.11 Margaarlte Mealier 1*1 Wlllla B A Donna P Hang 11.11 Jannla Pop* All Roy A Cell*** Pop* Ml W M A Wilma L Pop* dtiTI Woodrow A Mary Papa Ml Charlaa H * Alla* Powell Ml Llga A Panal* Powell Ml Corral L A Edna Pralhor . M l Thoma* D Preratt t*.7* Cheater A Puchalakl Ml Putt Putt flolf Coura* Alt Allan R A Batty J P jl* 11.11 Charlaa B Pyle 1.11 Charlaa H A draca J Pyl* A ll Pattr C A Batty Pya* AM Edward L A Batty L quaca Ml Quality Cleaatre 14.11 Quirk Barrie* Oarage 11.11 Mall* Btatlaa W.I.O.D. l t .l l Walter U A Ann Rakyta Ml Waal ay L A Oaraldlna C Ralatea 11.41 Rambeugh'a Dairy lit.** Harray Ramaay A ll Jenathaa Randall A ll lUndy’a X lit * Traak Harrlca SMI Elijah A Carrla Ranasn 11.11 Bardrlda* B J r 'A Xaraa A Ratliff AM Carry A A Wilma L Ream* Ml Albert A Lady C Radian ' Atl Lawla Redding Mi Tommy Redding Ml Alan** Radley t.li Billy T A Martha 1, Read ll.lt Harmaa J A Lourl* Rambert M l Rebert R A Marita B Reynold* M l John O A Mabel Ml Rhlnthart 1.41 B a A alien B Rheade Ml llaafard W A Alan* Rhode* Ml David W A Roe* M Richard* M l Julia W A Oenerel Rlchardaaa AM Jamaa ■ Jr A Barak B Eldar A ll Ruby 1, Rlea 1 11 Bd A Teaala M Riley l .ll Rabb Bekery Jl.Tf Bvaraa Rebb Ml Arthur O Jr A Praaaeo Rebarta 1.11 Ckarlea C Roberta Jr Atl Braaat Roberta A lt Lionel B A trta P Roberta 1.11 Harry B A Ora L Rabartaaa M l The lava Reblaaoa A Lilli* H Hall |.M Olea ■ A Beaala V Rodger* m i Charlaa M A Helen Rogers Ml Maythar A A Mary L Rogara A tl Nalll* Roger* A ll Railing Hill Raaatry Clak Pro Bhap It tt Igroa a A BUneh# Rear* Ml Renal* B A Gloria D Bead AM A D A Vida A Realty 1,411,11 Raaa Bleatrla Barvlaa i.tl W »y*a a A Audrey L Maea g.tt Bdward C A Jean M P Hotel l it Load A Maria Bataa 11.71 Louie* Raurb* g.M William L A Mary v Rowland AM Paal L A Marjorio A Rudd A ll H M Jr A Anna T Rumblay g.u Donald B Jr A Jtaaalnt Ryan M l A J A L Adal* Baffar AM Uapd B A Lank Bt Jaba AM Qbrard A Lillian Bt Onga EM Sanford Autamatle laundry 1T.M Sanford Denial laboratary g.u Banfard Plawar Shop 11,11 Brnaat A Johaate M Bapg g.u Jaba D A Jana A Sapp L it Marla M Sapp Ml Claris R A Jaaaaatia L Hatear M l Vena B A Paala I Baraga A ll la* D A Anal* M Scarborough Jaha T. A Bars <L Bohllta Jaha P. A Mari* Batemalaar Robert J A Alloa M BahmlOt Warrsa K A Bllagbeth P Bchoanaobar Charlaa R A Catherla* R . Blaatria Bor? Rufua A Jail* Baaa Qloaa R A atari* M B*t*bft*ld Jam** K a Praaaaa 81 Bbadbara Bbady Oaks Muraary Cool I D A Mil** K M offat Jerry L A An* T dhorpa Raymond j A Barbara m Bbanffar Prnnk J A Raid* ■ Sahara* Mabry A Marl* C Shear Stapbaa P A Harriot M Bbspaard William M A Mariaa R Bboa Jaba L Bhoup Btlrar Orlll Bow Oardaa ffHlt lUiHlM B O A Lavonda Blmmaaa Wilfred H Blmmaaa A Paal W Rahman Thar#* ■ A Mary A Bimpbiaa Cooil a A Jails Blmgaoa Martha J Blmpooa Carroll W Br AMargarot FOR good Oita when heeded tor tho beach—STOP at The Wheel, la Oitoon — Koala, Barba*!*, Burger*, lea Croom, Shakaa, Cold Drink*, Sandwich*# Bad Stnakt. BROOM apartment, » i B r h r d lotted, li t . FA 3-WM.________ _ WELARA APARTMENTS: H 4 « l private both*, lid W. F ir* t 2-ROOM fnntlotted apartment, MS apartment, Magnolia. Phone A. E. Roeeel> 1-ROOM cfflcidnry private bath. Sultabla for one or couple. Aerota from poitofflcu. l and I Mo A > BR. ROSA Ph. FA m h ^Xtr—t. - _______' FURNISHED apartmAat. Children orar I welcomed. Clot* to 3-BEDROOM fumlibed homo to downtown Sanford. Will aecom* retpoaiible people. 9100 month. modal* 4 people. Call FA 3-IM7 FA 2-SMI. 3-ROOM and bath apt. FA 2457*. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4S12. RENT A BED - W E A R E IN T E R E S T E D Rollaway, Hoipiti' k Beby Bed* Ib helping you find the home op By Dty, Week or Month apartment of your choice. Call CARBOLL'S FURNITURE todgyl 111 W. let SL 1.11 Ph. FA l-IU I Vanaura Stanley A Iren* A Vernay *.11 Victory Beer Garden 1.11 Klla Vinton, helm til 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 3-MM Erneat L Jr A Alice B Wed* 4.1t "Open ’til 1:20 p. m.” John C A Betty I Wagner Ett Albert Jr A Lucy Walden Ml 1-BEDROOM furnished duplex, Alfred* Wallace T.41 t BEDROOM anfumlihed houie, country location. W. L. Hol­ Reuben J A Bllb* R kileben equipped. Ph. FA 2-4441 Wetlatedt I.tl comb*. 1203 W. BXfa., FA 3-0242. Robert L A Marjorie J Wala 1.11 S-ROOM apdrlment cloie uptown, Prank A Laaia* ward l.lt I • BEDROOM treller. Phone 928 month; also, 2 bedroom Warran'a glaalatr Barrie* FA 2-7B22. apartment: FA 2-SM1. Btatlaa (M l Beaver A Ruth Weehlnglea t.tt PARTLY fumlibed 3 bedroom HOUSE for real: S bed room e, Ug Deuglaa S A Bertha 44 Wataen Ml bethi, icraen porch, patio. apartment, teeter furaiehed. Ph. Gtrald C A Catherla J Available latter pert ef June. FA 3-4114. Wataen Ml Stenstrom Realty Watsan Ml William Wataaa . Ml William R A Virginia B Wabb I II Margaret Waaka l.lt Robert T A Brelya O Wehrle tt.11 Joseph M Welmer 1.11 9019 North Grandview. OUSE equipped with see stove end ntectric refrigerator. So. CLEAN large apartmant, nicely furnlebed. FA 2-4282. Sea Lantg Sanford Ave. k Oakway Dr. 950 Apartments, 404 E .14U SI. mo. FA 140*3. 9-BEDROOM bom*, electric kit­ t-BEDROOM chen, including dlinwaeber. Lake M t s privilege*- 971. Fh. FA 2-1341. Spanish buugelow, Welrlrh Welcome tan Car* d.ll Cllftaa M A Lila J Walls M l 2-BEDROOM homo with Florida FURNISHED apartment 990. 100 Ida Ma* Walls EtT W. bth ft. FA l-OHO. room ,. lVte baths, la DeBary. Anile H Welt Ett. FA 1-7313. Birger A Prance* Waster d.lt HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, Loch Varna* F A Hasel L Arbor, 995 mo. PA 3-3912. Waatfall M l UNFURNBHED apartment. Kit W P A. Paarl 8 Waatmaralaad M t chon equipped. Cell FA 2-2900. Natbaafal Waataa AM Franklin I. Wheeler MS David A Kallle M Whll* I.M Mlahaal A Je.neli* T While AM Rntbaa J A Janla Whit* t.ll W T Wkltehaed AM UNFURNISHED S bedroom duplex D L A Sylvan M Whltahouae 'EM apartment, kitchen equipped, Carl B A Iris A Whltelatk t.lt private entrance. Apply lot W. David Whitaker tl.VI Claud* M A Mary B W h in .* E ll NICELY furnished large 8 bed­ Andrea a A Jasper B Wicker A ll room and 1 bath apartment, l t l l Philip H A Batty R Wlddle 4.11 Paul A Franca* K Wldner IJ.It Sanford Ave. FA 9-MCT/ Harrell L A Jan* M Wladaar A lt oifert A Ua R Wlaraae A ll Hugh Q A Virginia A Karmen B A Otarla L Wilbur M t Donald L A Annalta M Wilcox l.lt Bart W Williams EM Banker T A Wlllla M Williams A lt Charlie A Laura WlUlama Mt Clyde P A Lai* WUItam* I.tl Batall* William* •.11 Bugtn. A Marguerite William* Ett Bugen* C A Aaag M William* EM Floyd B A Bvolya L Williams E ll Howard L A Praaaaa L William* EM Joha H A Harriet ■ Williams 11.41 Lincoln I Rachel Williams A ll Osila William* ' AM W M Williams t l.fl Praataa Williams** tt.TI Bdward R A Joyce W Wllllak l it Aarla Wllaaa Alt Clair I A Lillian Y Wlleen AU ri*o a A Aaron wiieo* t.tt Henry W A Catherine O Wlleen Ml Jam** W Wllaaa AM David A Mary J Wlagat* Ml Wlaa TV A Radio 4Ate Karl W A Kmart* t Wise it.tt Merlin A Joan Wlsalek A ll Walter J A Boatrlo* T Wojclochaweht g.M Walfrad m A Starr J Wolcott 4 44 Kaaaath 0 A Rirdl* P Wood EM Ldwld W A Mary R Waadatl A ll Woadmarg Park Mama# A lt Bob O A Ratty J Woodruff g.»| J D A Mar T Waadraff AM Joha D A O Batty Woodruff AU Waadraff* Perm A Qardoa Castor M.tl Olll* M Woadald* AM clydo A Mari* Wright i d* Lenta Wrlgbt at alT 1M I Robort J A M Aaa WrlBkt • M l Bqulro Wright (Qrooorrl 4 3* Waaloy Jr A Hurdle K Wrlgbt AM Wlllla a Moool* P Wright A ll Bsulr* Wright's l» a Ttl Robert O A Rvalya M Wyaha A lt Haward R A Mamla Wymaa i.tl Wlllla A Matilda w y e * 1st L H A gva Wynn* A ll Too.Moo Bottlleg Oa St.M Chart** R A Bull* M Toaace I II Charlaa R a Audray P Young AU Robert A Isabella M Young tl.ea Wad# D A Lilli*a N Young AM Prad • A Oorlrud* Xorronnor AM Mag* J A Mortal * Ximmar AM Albert M Bias** AU Albart M A Baboqth Elite* aror AU Blitravor Brea Oaraga M .ll Robwt B A Msrgawito All lemlnel* County Vocational mining class#* will end tha winr aaaaiau on Tknreday. Cleaaeo at Bomiool* High in Armao President Of Heart Council ganeral education, art, Rueeiait and Spnnlah end the Lyman School rlessee in bookkeeping, typing, btuinast English, eemmetflgl taw and Bpeniph will cleae until Bept. 9, when tho fall stealoa resum**. AU day class** la tha county Vo* rational school will close. Claeses on Monday through Thursday from T U B p. m. wilf W hold tu commercial subject*. Industrial education clasaoa will continuo through BapL Locomotive engineering, firemen and railway trainman course a will continue through tho summer months. A two weak tours* for public school lunchroom worker* on nutrition will start next mouth. Mr*. Neouw ForU* la the Bounty instructor. Tho Negro educational caureae will alee close until regular Bat- R eaifn P oiti Mr. and Mm. Heroid Hu t U, Udchcra *t tha OM*m echadl w m ClFW A "Ben Voyage" party by Ihe P en al Tbdcberi AMecUUea el Mew then 1M Meads ■Headed the severed dish supper. The Herrie* raaigMd te ececpt S teechiag eieigsaeat in Gyem. Maas Change Ltgol Notict The DeBety Cethelie Mieehm ■■■■uaiia a cbenge 1a Ihe time echeftUe e f the Mesaee. On Sunday n o n c e IB HKRRBT aiYRW end eU Meiy dayi, the m au will be that tho onSorslgnod Swlrlag ■to held Ad 7 m a. m. ineteart ef Aeen. •ng*g* In bust BOO* la tb* City mt BsaforA Bomlnol# County. Flor­ ida. undo* tb* rtriTGeu* asm* of MEDICAL CKNTBR FMAKMACr. la toad* to rogtoior sold homo with tb* ctorb a f tb* Ctaoull Coon af S*ml**te County, Plwld*, pnmnoai I* tb* prnvlstoa* at tb* Florida PldUttau* Nam# Blatutt. • fa/ Prttnci* X Room 111*4 Ml t* m I S-ROOM apartment, b u refrigep. alor end atove, real not furnUhed. 13th k MeBenTiDe. Ph. FA 3-2T3I. NEWLY decorated S room torn Uhed apartment MO per month; cloie in. I l l E. Sth. SL Cal FA 2-4215 or FA 2-57M. ONE bedroom fnrniihed apart­ ment, ground floor. Contact 2312 FURNISHED apartment*, hard­ Palmailo. wood floora, tile bath*. MS W. ReraU*D?r A Deri* L I m m * Ra*h«im*a Btlragn -Y ard JOHK.U a ALLOW AT ..li tai-AfH.-j g dhM..ini .dliniivrtfiilinl* BR. fumlibed aparlmenta M i mo. furniohod bouao 111 M . PAYTON. REALTOR 2-IMt ; t-B2 at Hiawatha ter, Florist, FA 3-1961. N H K 4 de w % Vi The Catholic mission meats hi Ltadeey, Okie, ranks as Hm irgert hwomeora ekipplag point �( - ' Something New, Something Old-- WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold 5. Real E sta te F o r Sale 2. F or R ent .i. Real E sta te F o r Sale al|t fcanfnrft ftrralh 1-BEDROOM, partly furniihed hotnr Call after 6:00, NO § 3122. FURNISHED rottage Mary. FA 2-3019. in CB home, corner lot St. Johns Realty Co. 3-BEDROOM in Sunland Estates: Will sell THE TIME TESTED FIRM or trsde for home in Jackson­ Lain 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 6123 ville. Call FA 2-4888. • ■ J. W . HALL S44 French Ave. Realtor ^"CaH Hall" PhoM FA 21441 9-BDRM. block bom*. Lew down payment, -VA loan. FA 2-5273. VOtI III M i n I t o in > i <,/•i i ■t MANOR IAll *50 DOWN l O W f• ■ MOVES K , A YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. •4 i A » M | N ] 3-REDROO.MR. 1 4 TILE BATHS with catered Allures, tarraaee fleer*, veeetias blind*, rarpe-te. screes pe-ck. utility ream and many ether extras. All Home* Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES Uhi I I . I I h A l H* MOMS OTW l U T y ^ f \ \ »r*f , Mi uM M.9ABFM B W — — e L A ta H ■ '# I Sewing Mach. Repairs VA-KA-SHUN-ETT 21 ft. housetraller. J. W. Jones, Tuikawtlla Rd., Lake Jessup. * RENTALS $3 WEEK 22. A r tic le * F o r 8*1* S{ I960, Z.Z., Sewa on buttons, m akef butonbolea automatically, em-, broidery*, appliques. Payment* 99.10. Write Credit Maaagar,* Box 90, c/o Sanferd Herald. 21. F u rn itu re Used ftiralture, appliances, tool, S A W D U S T and riu riaia, etc. Bought-Sold Larry'* Mart FA 23677, Buckner k Son. 15-A B eau ty P a rlo r* 211 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 REDt-MIX-CONCRETE A Satisfied euatomar la our beat • BIO VALUES 37" Window Sills tl.29 advertliement. • QUICK CREDIT 94" Window Liatela 91.M .Z HARRIETTS ‘ BEAUTY NOOK • EASY TERMS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. - k 103. So. Oak ... Fh. FA 3-3743 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA * 3791 ' Be Lovelier With Profeailoaal WILSON - MAIER DESIRE te sell emerald cut dia­ Beauty Care. New and Used Furniture mond engagement ring. Ltk* Sit E. Flret St. FA 2-3622 new.,If interested eaQ FA I BM after 7 p. m. New k Used Furniture k Appli­ ance!. A Good Place Te OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE BALM Beauty Salem BUY, SELL or TRADE I Cent per lb. 9910 Oak FA 9-7994 Dawn's Jenkins Furniture 406 Sanford Ave. 16. F low era A P lan t* THE SANFORD HERALD orn cE FA 3-7430 204 W. 1st Bt. FA 9-2911 Cut Flowera For Any Occaaiee ROLLAWAY, Hoapital and Baby Sell Ue Yeur Furniture. Qn'A Beds. Day. Week, or Month— SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Serrice With The. Caah. SUPER FURNITURE CENTER PA 3-1320 or FA 2-0276 TRADIN G POBT. FA 9-0677, 1100 Freneh Ave. Ph. FA 2 7933 17. Ptls, Livestock. Supplii SALE SALE SALE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH SINGER-LB., 919.06; Ambaaeaft* 929.30; Tru-Sew 939.00. Phew* work .guaranteed. Free EatlTOY TERRIER pupa. Ideal pete FA 2 3925, 303 West let matea. Phone FA 2-711*. for children. FA 24760. Sanford. 5 -* + PUPPIES: TA 2-4264. 22. A r tic le * F o r Sal* *1 take ft y o a V t A e d M to t o w nsT* 8. F em a le H elp W an ted PUPPIES, 2 month, old, black aad white, long and short hair, 92 YELLOW SQUASH by the buahel. FA 2-0413. te 93. Ph. FA 2-1194. LAM BRETTA MOTOR SCOOTERS ___* B E L L ’S S H E L L S E R V I C E * IS . S p cela l S ervice* 13th k Freneh Ave. 3000 Free TV SLMnpe with each scooter purchase OOOD used frame window*, Jamba 19. B oa t* an d M otor* and assorted lumber. See fore­ SERVICE CALLS 92 00 man at Nicholson Rulek Rldg. Gateway To The Waterway The Biggeit Little Shop Your KVINRUPE Dealer ---- fw Sanford. All Parti And 21 INCH TV, RCA mahogany con­ Rob.uon S p o k in g Good* Labor Guaranteed 90 Days. excellent condition. Call Ph FA 3 3961 . Fsole, WANTED: White female over 21 SANFORD RADIO A Tv CENTER 30444 K. lit. A 2-1996._____ _ _____ ______ for curb Lop;--Appiy Hr N 9th. A sanftm r Av»: - n r V tu t BOAT: IS (t. Thompson; wind­ Whistle. AIR MATS 92.96: paint 93.93 gal., shield anu controls: Stars trail­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state2nd. gal. free! ARMY-NAVY er: 1938, 11 H. P. Evinrude menta, invoices, hand bills, and SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. 0. M ale H elp W a n ted 9400. TA 2 1906. p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Printing Co. Pbon* FA 2-2931— 30 H. P. JOHNSON Javelin motor, 30 GUAGE Ithlca pump 940. 30 WANTED: Young colored man lo guage model 13 Windcheater work In nursery. Ph. FA 2-4090. • 309 West 13th St. elrctrio starter, excellent condi­ pump, 965. Call FA 3-4W2. tion. FA 2 4461. F1ANO TUNING A REPAIRING 10. M ale o r F em ale COMPLETE 3 rooms of furniture, W. L. HARMON 20. A u tom ob ile* plus washing machine, mower Ph. FA 24223 WANTED: Grader* and packei and 3 metal eabineta. FA 2-6359 30 DODGE TRUCK. Ph. FA 243M. fo- produce. Apply at old Din,| CABINETS: pre-flniihed, custom after 5 p. m. fcldcr Packing House on Sou made or built to order. General NASH Metropolitan that looks ead FREEZER, Deluxe 23 foot upright Sanford Avenue. Ask for W. Mill Work Boyd’ * Cabinet Shop. runa like new. Motor re-bullt In 9 months old. Take up payments Strickland. 307 Elm Ave., FA 2 2816. 1939. 30 lo 40 m tea per gallon 931 92 month. See Clyde Wglla of gas. Call FA 2 9997.. W. JTKD, Men. Women. Raise TV Service within the hour. Re­ it DeWKt Trailer Court. pair your TV for 97.30, in your 36 CADDILAC. FA 29661. belt for us at home. Pull, spare FACTORY TO YOU home or no charge. Sunshine time. Doesn't taka up space. ALUMINUM TV, TA 2 9833 We furnish everything. Sher­ 2 0 .A T ra ile r* VENETIAN BLINDS wood, Dept. G-491, Monmouth, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 1931, 36* ANDERSON hooeetrall- Bnrleeed head. Sag-proof botkew Maine. AH types ant* sizes, instilled n il with plastic end*. Plaatie •r, furnished or unfurnished; 99 "Do It Yourself" er rayoa tepee. Cotton or nylon fl. inboard boat, open launch; 11. W o rk W a n ted WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 230 II P. engine: for quick tale. S T I N E HOUSEWORK, FA 2 Park Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 91, Senkarik Gian* aad Paint Oo. Machinery and Supply Ce. 119-114 W. tad St. FA 1-4999 eveningi. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24431 WOMAN wants housework or days work. Ph. FA 2-4016 AIR CONDITIONING LADIES WANTED: Earn 940 lo 950 spare time. Car necessary. H. 12. H u m b in g S erv ice# - B. POPE r o S. Pack - CO. FA 24894 pum uN o AUTO GLASS Contracting A Repair* Fret Estimates INSTALLED R. Lt HARVEY Windshield BackGists 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3333 Door Gins* VentGlass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. Wall 114 W. 2nd St. Quito Community • Near Golf I Cylinder Anlewatk, Radio 41 Heater. WAS 12781 60 DODGE DART As Low A s $135 C om p letely W AS WANTED! for I h r t i FA24940. ■L 24. Loat ft Ftaad FOUND: 1 Uww radar marker. Owner me Fir* It* He* Me. I this ad. New Cars E q a lffo d 13757.35 •- Used Cars - • Demonstrators BARGAINS FOR *3281 Everyone! V A -F H A , F H A -1N -S K K V IC E □ • □ • □ • a * Im m ed ia te O ccu p a n cy oH • u * u IBRAND N EW SEN ECA 2-DR. E C O N O M Y M6H Eqalppod Wilk Radio. Heater, O* P U Hvy. 11-93 A 17th St. •alee Office « Fh. FA 1-1901 Coastractiaa Con la*. ■ J. Brailey Odham, ErrSident lir ^ ^ A V m USED CAR SPECIAL •y “ i • Air CMditlomed! 1695 •C3*C•C*D*n,D*t • W AS 11895 v •r j - , e Odham & Tudor Shaanudum DO M EfD AR Ana Raton, Tara Wgaala aad 8ua Viaara. Te Sanferd! Be Oer Gueeia Far 9 Days Aheelntaiy Free, Wilbeut OkUgatie* At One Ol Sanford's Lending Metals While Yea Lorete Heesleg Far Ten II Year Family. Pick Up Key* At galea Office! OPEN D A ILY 22-A Article* Waatad $2356 Closing: Cost FREE WELCOME 9:90 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark CARRIER FREEZER, 19 • * ..«,* upright, nxeellent FA 2-2134. NEW DEMONSTRATOR Your personal aaliafaetlee far eee full year tm the construelion of yo«r homo oe money herb. T u n Wato On SOth 81. Follow CoNNtry Club Rd. ft WaUk For 0 « r Sigma. . . . Iso RED laying hens. J. W. J6M V Tuskawflla Rd., Lake Jeneup. 60 DODGE DART GU ARAN TEE $450 Down M l Waal Mth Mreet Phase FA S-9IM BRAND 17-92. 9 mile* He. ef Hauler* 1 Y e a r P erson a l Hat Inf act lo o Ceurae HAMILTON electric clothes dryer 365. rA 2-9330. ___________ " Sunland Estates HOMES • NATIONAL Caah Regteter, * * w condiUon, uaed 9 me., eaily 91N rash. See at McRaney Paint ft. Glaaa, 2315 So. Park Ave. • u • u • Li • u • Li • Q On Ooora Read, Re. ef Haeferd NEW RAVENNA PARK Iv SUE! S ou th P ln oeroat PLASTER REPAIRS, free ettlmates. FA 2-3636 _ d O ia .-v .rb . FA 2-4418. FA2-4922 Odham & Tudor THOS. E. THOMPSON Gaaaral Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing A Siding Phone EA 2 6432 AIR CONDITIOKfWrtrtarc* Mitchell, food working eotW $144,549.40 LANDSCAPE GARDNER P lu m b in r A Heating FRANCIS PRZOLD AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK We put in lawna — Nodding, Sprig­ ging 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24382 Peat — Renovation FREE ESTIMATES 13. E le c tr ic a l S ervleee 10 yrs. Expfrirnc# Pb. NO 9-4T90 Houae Wiring — si'ectrie Service FREE ESTIMATES chaerfully Sid Vihlen given. Mattress renevatlng, upRANDALL ELECTRIC OO. holitery and slip covert. Cul112 Magnolia FA 2-0818 tom built bedding made to or­ a der. Call or come la. Nix Bed­ 14. Build, Paint 4k Repair ding Manufacturing -Co.„ 1301 So. Sanford Ave. PA 9-2117. WALL PAPERING A PAINTING Work Guaranteed Rob Beard Contact 308 West 9th St NEW HOMER BY Pbooa FA 2-9643 " ' country a u B ^ t IV I IN 2 0 -A T ra ile r* 208 W. First St. f24 hr. aer.) FA 2-3623 STENSTROM REALTY Offers these select homes for Priced under 920,000 with good 1«1 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 your inspection and will be tcrmi. . "Open evenings til 8:30 PM" pleased to show them at your convenience. W. H. "Bill" Stempor Agency f t WANTED to buy or rent: one Realtor A Inatiror •tory or split level house with 11? three- or more bedrooms; at BEL A I R - A 2 BR. CB home Phon# FA 2-4991 located on a beautiful landscap­ Phone KA 2 8331 2601 Park Dr. least 1800 square ft: living area. ed corner lot in a fine neighbor­ Call FA 2-8383. hood. Includes well and pump SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom for lawn sprinkler system, home Assume VA loan. Ix>w stove and new refrigerator plus down payment, *73.63 per mo. LAND WANTED other extra*. Prleed below mar­ FA 2 2937. LOTS or ACREAGE ket value because of military Give ltgal description, price t r a n s f e r . $10,730. Attractive C. B. HOME: 3 bedrooms, 2 and terms. Write P. 0. Box terms. 4te% mortgage. hath*. Terms available. Low *72, Sanford, Florida. down payntenL 7IS Briarclitf. Ph. FA 2 5129. HIGHLAND P A R K - A delightful 3 BR home situated on a very 5 . R eal E a ta te F o r Sale BUY OF THE YEAR: If you large corner lot with beautiful need a big three bedroom house shade tree*. I9€al location for with Ilk baths call KA 2 5Z61. cool summer living. Very at­ C. A. Wliiddon, Sr. Wc arc ready to sell lo you. tractive terms for only $1000 BROKER Total 910.500. Monthly payments down. Convenient to schools and W. B. Shlppy, Assoc. $68.00. We can sell 2 ways; shopping centers. Total price B2 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 SMI $230 down could bo arranged. 912,930. • LOVELY 2 bedroom, 2 bath home hi Dreamwold, 2317 Osceola Dr. LOCH ARBOR— An attractive 3 HOUSE for isle. Three bedroom and one bath ranch style home. ^ By Appointment BR, 2 bath, CB home in beauti­ tx>w down payment, I 1* '* VA ful Loch Arbor, attrartlvrly loan. Monthly payments $74.00. FOR SALE OR RENT: I Bed­ priced at 914,950. Terms arc located at 208 Bamboo Drive room, t bath home in new de­ availablet Price Includes stove, in Sunland Estates. C a l l velopment. 910 .000, $200 down. refrigerator, Venetian blinds and FA 2 5663. For rent, 992 per month. Phone other features. FA 2 7017. 9-BEDROOM furnished borne. 2356 STOP IN TO SEE US OR CALL: We have Just received another S acre listing in Lake Mary. The Pglmetto. Phone FA 2-1910. laat one was purchased two Stenstrom Realty A GOOD BUY: Have to leave the days after the ad appeared. Ml N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 etate. 9 bedroom home In SunDon't let this one get away, a "Open evening! til 9:30 PM" land Estates. 9500 down and taka splendid buy at (1900. Contact— over payments at 975 per meatb. CENTRAL * i l r conditioned A Stenstrom Realty ------Ph. F A 9-9179. heated home; two bedrooms, 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 913 ROSALIA DR: 2 bedroom, kit­ 'range, refrigerator, disposal, "Open Evening! til 9:30 PM" large water heater, Venetian chen equipped heme. 2200 down, btlnds and drapes. Jalousie 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath home in Sun­ Sft-aaoolhly. FA 2-4517. porch. On large lot. Well, As­ land, $300 down, asiume VA sume 47. loan, monthly pay­ loan, $76 98 a month. 206 Sun­ SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, ments only 953.22, down pay­ t bath, extra taiga home. View land Dr. FA 2-1432. ment. 92.000, total price 911.930. ef lake. Asiume FHA or FHA Call FA 2 1363. in s e r v i e a mortgage. Ph. $55 0 D O W N FA 2-3872. NEW 2 bedroom CB he***, furn­ Beautiful 3 Bertram 2 Bath Homa ished, on 3 lots. Can FA 24159. with Hardwood floors. G. E. FARMER'S AGENCY Will accept trailer. equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ tically controlled Heat. Well. M. Y. Farmer, Realtor S-BEDR003I home hi WynneLillian Trams Landscappcd Lot on Dead End wood. Low down payment for Street where Children play (n B. H- Ivara, D. H. Whitmore quick sale. FA 2-2379. Associates. aafaty. Wo will be proud to ihew you this today. SM9II. Park Ave. Ph. FA 9-9291 3-BEDROOM house on So. Freneh Aflar hours, FA 2-2619. FA 2-4921 .Ave., near school, 1H bath, M O V E R IG H T IN FA 24291, /A 2-3012 FHA Financing—No Cosing Cost large living area. FA 2-8657, — for sn appointment call — 2 B D R M , 1 bath borne, kitchen Helen E. Noonan at . equipped. Fla. Rm. fenced yard S O L ID V A L U E W. II. Bill Sleraptr Agency 9 FA 2-1330 after I P. M. SELDOM SEEN: this quality built FA 21331 FA 2-4991 three bedroom cement block SUNLAND ESTATES: 9 bedroom homr reals peacefully on a large 3 - B E D R O O M , 1 bath, kitchen bouse. Corner lot. Low down equipped. Large corner lot. lo t . In 4n attractive In-town payment. FA MOSS. 92600 equity. 41t% GI mortgage. location. Tile bath, terrauo Ph. FA 24597. floors and a large Hvlng-FlorROSA U PAYTON Ida room complete the. picture. The 4Ms7f mortgage is a dollar- 6. Mortgage I-oane And Associates •aver. And. excellent terms Bsglitered Real Eetate Broker MORTGAGE LOANS Fh. FA 9-1901 17-99 at Hiawatha^ I k 1 can be arranged. For an ap­ Commercial and pointment' at your convenience, Conventional Realdenea ^9-BEDROOM, I bath boust; aL. ? Just call . , . WISE and JOHNSON w tached garage. 912 Cherokee Ctr* 411 Magnolia Ph: OA 3-3493 ale, Sunland Eatate*. FA 3-2559. SPECIAL SERVICE Orlando, Fla. BRANCH OFFICE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realter W. H. “ Bill" Stamper Agency Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. 7. llunlneau O p p o rtu n ille a Realtor At Inauror FA 1-9991 Atlantic Bank Bldg. - 9901 Park Drive MAJOR oil company truck stop for FA 2-8331 least. FA 2-7692 or FA 1-7332. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 15. S p ecial S e rv ice * ALL MAKES k MODELS LAFF-A-DAT 3-B. R. home, furo. or unfurn. Buy FOR SALE OR RENT FURNISHED garage apartment, equity. Will rent SltO a month. Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2 3880. Have you been looking for a qual­ alio utilitlea. Air eonditioninc ity built three bedroom, two optional. Adulta. Call FA 2-1*28. HOUSE and FURNITURE for hath home with large screened 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. sale. Three bedroom home in porch, on a lakcfront lot? Then 'Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. Altamonte Springs, with screen­ you must see this borne with its ed in Florida room. House Is built In oven, range, refriger­ •-ROOM house, unfurnished, mod­ air conditioned. On corner lot ator. exhaust fan. disposal, dry­ ern, on lake located In Geneva, with no Irafuc. Furniture Is er circuit. Plenty of closet space. I Fla. MS per month. FA 53318, new. If interested eall Ml 7 8832 Wall furnace and many, many Oviedo. other features that provide a RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom ONE A C R E - 17-92. 2P0* facing •better, easier way of living. Lake Monroe: approximately This home may he aeen anytime home, Plnecrest. By owner. Im­ GOO* West of Sanford City Line. mediate occupancy. FA 2-7393. at your convenience. For further Writ* Box S, c/r Sanford Her­ (Ictatli see or phonr . . . . SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables ald. t Don Howe, Realtor 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. FOR SALE: 1 - Bedroom house, RAVENNA PARK SALES OFC. 105 Temple Drivf partially furnished. Needs some 4 . Real E n ta le W a n ted repair. Lot approx. 83 x 423. Phone FA 2-7495 or FA 2-3083 We need amall acreage listings, Located on 17-92, one mile north ► from two to forty acres. These o f Monroe bridge. My equity see excellent sellers when pro­ S600. Take up payments of $30 BOATING, WATERSKIING, SWIMMING; FISHING perly presented and advertised. per month, 3r> interest approx. Call us and we will send an $3300. Contact R. J. Hayes, P. O. If you enjoy these, plui a beauti­ aaaociatf out to view the pro­ ful view, see this modern 3 Box 493, Lake Mary—or call perty, we do not list over the bedroom 2 bath sir conditioned FA 2 1895. telephone. Conta*: acreage de home on one of the prettiest pertinent lakes anywhere. Stenstrom Realty Tues. M ny 2 4 , 1060— P a g e 11 t *.y ■• |p ft i • amsfl Seminole County Motors 519 I . FIRST ST. FH. FA M W 7 �I 1 i j j t e r f f n n x T . '' X A unfc,' •safari L Part 12—Tuea. May 24. 1960 RrraTB •i " • L ln o lo u m ft T il* C o . & L: J/; h \ '' ' d. • B y JF.A.NNX W ARM CE Summer clothe* and slamoroua hair alylea were viewed Friday night at the Woman's Club by a large audience. The ahow waa aponaored by the Hairdreaiera' Aaan. end part of the admiaaion waa donated to the Entcrpriae Children'a Home. In the fashion spotlight were 21 models who promenaded across tha Howcr-trelliscd stage to show hlgh-fashlon coiffures, many with exotic colors with names such as “ Cherry Silver” and •'Pink Chif­ fon.’1 Complementing milady's trasses were a pretty assortment of. clothes from play togs to eve­ ning wear from Howe's Fashion Shop, the Mary-Esther Shop, Sher­ ries, the Duke and Duchess Shop and Cowan's Department Store. Mary Joyce Bateman proved to be an excellent narrator and gave descriptive comments as each model appeared. Margaret Ecbelberger, wearing a printed chiffon dress and as chic as any model, tang two songs, "It Might As Well l*s«irUe • l.<*rto* - e.fc.iw< C«r. — Tracks - tractor. HIM I. IrO. lectors TA OULF SIRVtCI lira. — tettortoc — Accc.Mrtoc I m S AAA h n k t a . l t n l t t o Irclc g Muffler Str.i.t ic«k a in. pa i-e tn — ta J-»1 Ucel t *4 L**f Olcfctcc M c.cn IcccIcKito to Tccttof • Itorc«c "Tec Ccc Al»»yi Traif Veer Allite Mce" MltCM ANDIU — USIP Ml I. TIM lectors SA 2-117! L A R R Y 'S F a ir w a y T a x o c a S a n r lc t Harry M. Kalffla, JrM M^r. H a -h a s T axoca M W A USID MART S a n r ic a CUV — MIL — Vf *03 M*i4 C*r**l*to Nc**d Head 2to*e ML TIXACO riOOUCTI TIXACO 6 A I AND O il! MRS. MUNSON . . . w i t h bVafiffiCTWiiniUiai. DARLENE MASON MRS. BURGESS ~ e r . w ith rin g let* . . . lo n g h a ird o Hattie Carnegie crystal blue jewel Anlla Mae Thompson who wore a wtJW«y.*.9» embossed suit design­ Lovely Pat Harrell added an­ ed with a low, square back inter­ other elegant touch to the show by est. The other suit, an unugual promenading across the stage with paisley print, waa shown with a a large black French [foodie which •mart straw hat and beach bag sported a swirl of chiffon at hla Rosanne Jorris was tha model and collar. Pat's coiffure, "Sea Foam her hair wilh draped bangs and Mist,"'was while beige with black french twin waa styled by Phil velvet tips and waa created for Dayley of the Princess Mary Shop her by Belly Anne Howard of In DeBary. Vera Brown waa seen In a shim­ Dawn’s Beauly Shop. lfowc's Fashion Shop had two mering c o i f f u r e of "Frosted hits In bathing suits. Looking aa Beige" styled by Dawn Kiddy. Lor­ pretty going aa she did coming waa etta Munion wora a blonde hair style called "Sunburst” which waa created for her by Phillip Boyd of Ibe "Leilani House of Beauty." Young and p e 111 * Patricia IH , Oracey, with a shining hairdo from the Lovely Lady Shop, delighted r| the crowd as she tip toed across the stage oblivious of her audience and more Impressed with back­ stage activity. Darlene Mason, whose pony tall of ringlets waa styled at the Doris Beauty Shop -* waa another charmer who made a curtsy lo the commentator alter •ach appearance. She w on clothes from tbs Duke and Duchess Shop, Another roung model. Jerl Wheatlsr»d. bat M H H i „ Joe Wynne. Gloria Aecardle or DeBary mod­ eled wilh the assurance of a pro­ fessional. A striking brunette, she wore a romantic wing-wave style designed for evening by Anrfetle Washburn. Her first 'appearance waa in a becoming chiffon cocktail dresi., "Lady-ln-Waltlog" clothes - from Sherries Fashion* were modeled by Betty Hunt. Another young ma­ tron, Mildred Stamper, made a lovely end well-poised model and wora an "easy-to-care-for" hair style by Nancy Reynolds. Marty Boyd, who modeled and also demonstrated a glittering ar­ ray et Jewelry from Wort's Jewel­ ry Store, wore a heir atyle named “ New French Scene" styled by Francea Warren. Joaephlne Burgess with her long L U C Y M O U G H T O N has b een a w a rd e d th g S a n fo r d A r t black hair swept to one aide in a A s s n , s ch o la rsh ip to th a su m m e r c a m p f o r a r t stu d e n ts sophisticated manner, waa dastUng a t F lo r id a S lu t* U n iv e rs ity . S h a is sh o w n ta lk in g o v e r In a fithla pun silk cocktail stress. th s ca m p w ith J o e M a th ieu x , h ig h sch o o l in s tr u c to r w h o Helen Btehl's hair had a modified c o n d u c ts w o rk sh o p s f o r th e uAnociatinn. T h e a w a rd w aa fullness which waa said to make lha turn toward tbo caster lines of a n n ou n ced at th e a u ctio n held M on d a y n ig h t a t th e summer and Sally William*, girl C iv ic C en ter to help ra ise fu n d s f o r th e sch o la r s h ip . M ias graduate of 1900, showed a hair M o u g h to n w a s selected b y a c o m m itte e c o m p o se d o f M rs. stylo brightened aboat f h r t o M ild red B a b co ck , co u n ty a rt su p e rv iso r, M a th ie u x and shades to give highlights. M rs. *nielm a S ik es o f W ilso n S ch ool. (H e ra ld P h o t o ) Betty BUIbtmer'a h a i r w a s r I Merlel Ukrlceflee — tireitece I. I. A. W.tkto* • rellielca — TV tlewsi rick U* a O.lir*,, — (••* terrlce ttfk a Treeck Are. teetorS fA H IM , Weiklef — Weitoe — Ttrer, Me. IreC lerrke — Tltkl*. Teckle 111! lectors Are. teetorS tA 14417 S t u 's P u r e O i l S e r v i c e K a r r a k o r 's S t a n d a r d S. C. Middtabrook, Prof. S e r v ic e Ipeclel Tree Irkrlceftoe Wllk Oft eeS tiller C k ..* . Vises — Sefferlei — Acceueriet Wei Week II.M M l Tr.»«* Are. leelerS 1 SA »-ttlt "Platinum Beige" and styled In gentle lines wan swepi-wing aides and bang effect. Teenager. Dianne James, wora a casual and carefree style and another high school stud­ ent, Lorraine wore French bangs that swirled to the aide wilb soft wave. ■ Stage scenery waa by Wood­ ruffs Garden Center and a bou­ quet of rosea waa donated by Rossetter Florist. Many door prizesJ from local merchants, were given' away during tha evening. y SHILL SHVICI SHILL riOOUCTI m u - a c c iiio iih it v*« o.ic* lifft .i.i 14 Mai. S e e r a ito e .llM I tick l i f t If. I N rt Of » .« u .e SA H a r r e ll ft B e v e r ly Lucille Annie Mero, Sanford. Cary Ann Thompson, New Smyrna Beach. Nancy Ann Tremper, Sanford. Guaaia Nathan, Sanford. Walter Whaley, Sanford. Nallia Maria Gant, Sanford, Births Mr. and Mrs. Troy Lea Edwards, Sanford, a son. Dismissal* Frankie Mat Thomas, 8anford. Jeanette Gordon, Seaford. Selfia Stanley, 8anford. Kathryn Pharan, Hanford. Floyd P. Tollman, Lake Mary. MAY SI Adailaeieaa Bobby Wellborn, Lake Monroe. August Htegman, 8anford. Lelah McCree, Sanford. J. C, Cummings, Hanford. Marion Elisabeth Mit­ chell, Sanford. Amo* Sanders, Sanford. P'rtha Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maro. San­ ford, a sun, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trempor, Sanford, a son. Dismissals Adala McBegdo, Sanford. Jamas William Smith, Sanford. Willie Williams, Sanford. Archie Wise Jr., Sanford. Mrs, H. D. Kennedy and baby, Sanford. Bobby Well­ born, Lake Monroe, William Halback, Sanford. Cary Ana Thomp­ son, New Smyrna Beach. Helen Fergeraon, Lake Mary. Mlante Day, Sanford. MAY St Admissions Nettle L. Phillips, Sanford. Sam Johnson, Sanford. Willie Edge, Lake Monroe. ford. Bona Lm H oy n ot O ffic a M a c h in e C om pany Tym—Ht.r. — AMIm M.ektoM Stoodord Pro duett Tire. — letferlei — Ubrlcellee Mctk.clc Oe 0«*T leeS terrlce llt> leelerS Are.. leelerS tA 14741 SU nO N SG A R A G K Cities SorvkaTrodkKtt *" 4*>*r«l l«».lrl»a C .f. — Track. — Tract*.. — l . » . r a » . n Om * 7 D m - >4 M**r Wrack.r S.rricc OttoM SA 1-4171 — Nit*. TA 2-SflS e . i — Oil — l.krtc.tto. Tirai — IcHfrl*. — Acc«li*fk. A i i t e m e t i t T r o n im ls s ie n S p e c ia lis t s F a c t o r y P a in t O u t l e t A* TW Talma fata Sr..*". S Crrli* * * u teiel Nr Irery terfe.e tetoton' teaallei i-wser — ------- i C.ik B*.nt*r> A*4 Olk*r 2*>to*u M.ckto*, ( 114 Mi*.*11* A**. Sratord TA 14441 _ M lK h * iL A d jM t T a M t _ ^ T r a llt r t BOAT TSAIlll MANUTACTUS INS J A M IS O N S T U D IO T*rto - A*(*ll*rl.t — («*<lr> SSI U.ral At*. I«.f*te TA 24TII "9*allly T*r*m*.l, l.t Ul U. U*w T*. h i m — m m iz t s s tk.l l*<«Tlf*l Tk*tofr**ki Art N*t Sl**"ll,«" H . D . T h om pson C.teto *»d T*r*ul W.4*ir* Tlttortl 417 W. III. I«*(*rd TA 24471 X.*.Icl.« A** I«*.il4l«* All M .kd *1 A.tomillc Tra.imliito.i 4 w . tttk Irator* TA 1 (411 Hospital Notes Admissions IA Lit AN* tUVICA C.*«ir, ,« * lerrke Oe AN Mekee et Mewen temtoeto IMS. terfk lectors SA I-7III ft S o n , In c. Twin* Ck*«r, — I..H.H** V-C T.rfllli.r S.ky Cklck. S 2**»ll*t 2417 O n .«4. Or. TA 2-7721 SNOBS Rocky In Slump M ay Be Benched 0,trk,.ll*e **d Nnlctoe All lra*i *1 DETROIT (UPlt—Detroit Tiger Oiatal ..a Manager Jimmy Dykrs raid he 24 H**r l**a S»f»lc* may bench Rocky Colavito, the | taatorO TA 2.7ISI Tiger right fielder obtained from 14(1 llta A**. Cleveland In a trade for batting champion Harvay Kuenn, when lha Tiger* play tha Baltimore Or­ ioles tonight. Dyke* *ald hr would maka hi* daclilon an whether to bench BesWinf A M m ufM tvrtef C*. MATTtltllt IIMOVATI0 — ***UIIT Colavito, who I* hitting only .170, lira 21% M H.w M.HfUMI after ha. see* the Oriole** pitchH*Uyw*te 1.41 M.4* I* Or**r Ing lineup for the two-gama ae­ I.M 'I U*fc*l»t»ri«* ries starting tonight. isei t. ».«i*re »««i*re ta i n n Shirley Johnson and baby, San­ ford. Charla Bowers and baby. Long wood, Albert Edward*, San­ ford. CAMERAS Photography Suppllen t • Day Deveteplag Service WIEBOIrDT CAMERA SHOP 9 B. Park Tliwikkf Ate H**ll*« C**tr.ct*ri 9«»ll*r U.toltottom Stoc* 1711 7*<«ei — Water Irilmi riamklut t«»*li*i — It..* I*4l.r* 7HISS t AlWATS SAVINet ON FOOTWARI TO* THI INTIII TAS4ILV A7 S a n fo r d Oil t o i V l lit III* A,*. S»«t»r4 TA t-llil S h o t C a n to r 90S 2. t..l*r4 Ay*. V a u g h n 's R a d i o f t T V S a n r ic a T.rh S s*ral<* — W*rk e«*r**to*e H*«t* C*tl. 0*r> S l.**l**. Ira** l«»n » ue*.. i.k* Mary OTNt* *A 24(11 — H*m* TA 2-7*94 C*«*l«*« l.tl.ll.lto*. — S*Mlr* S*lkr***i «te KHtk** T<f4.r*. W«*«r T.m*. ’ Tr** Itlisi.lii 174 t. l*.l*rS TA 2-IIS2 C hapm an OB SANFORD a.»4*.ii.i — i.e.iiri.i — c**>m,rti.i Art 0*.«k«rty. Jr. — Art D.**k*r+r. .2r. e. o Ira ill. Ukt M»r» Iu M C on cra ta P rod u cts Nr Tk* l*.l It Wlrltf Km TA I-I7II a* lAtvs only aiAiToa leeosl'Une — Hm i . i Nr 2*1* — lesleli le h — Acre*** — I m I«m m * M*wy. 17-77 D* S*ry I*. 14. DeNra NO M 24I •LOCKS fto»*l*« ItoMi — Titto Itorkl C.r Sto». — IIIU — Uatoto Iranrtkto* to Tk* Sto*k LI**" IS* N. I l« t.ator* TA 24441 Benferd. Pin. CftmMMABhdl • R fiW p D y Or.**ra H.tew.r* Select your »»>*»-> ai«u toi GRADUATION team* — C*re*li*« I.tor tor 0*c*r*t|r* t«rrU* at Ori«*e* nr. I m NN ta T b m e Am b IV liftsIlia m tm WATCH REPAIRING OPEN Friday Breakage Closed WadMaday P. M. G W ALTN BY Jeweler M l B. Path PA M M Booser, Sanford. N «L $ O N ft C O . dtav&nnaflank QUALITY IS PLANS, AND AND REFLECTED DESIGN CONVENIENTLY IN IN BUILT WITH * . H . H IG H PRIDE” Fr i g i d a i f INDIVIDUALITY. . . THERE ARB MANY CHOICBI OF FLOOR •AIM • MKVICS TO M i l l KAVRNNA PARK. BACH HOMB M BEAUTIFUL, INTERESTINGLY PLANNED, YET DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT PROM it* NEIGH* BORS. DRIVE OUT TODAY! FHA FINANCING AS LITTLE AS See and Compare the Quality Homes in Ravenna Park Which have Been awarded The Bronze M edallion V IllT OUB MODKL HOME AMD BALKS OFFICE OM TEMPLE DE1VE MILES WEST OF THE TEAPPIC U 0MT AT m b A PHENOL Gmenf Offleo PA H IM W. M il St. tlear 4 WM C.r**M# Ned Ttea tell t. Create 1J 2—tote SA M U Office FA t-TMB U 14m M il w . Coaoky Qoft ftd. M ft*|«|| •••V . ■, WO# YAZOO Caitom M.e* Or«**ri*i a H**r*«*fl MOVE UP TO QUALITY “ HOMES t.itord • ’W----- �Shr # * o f(rrt I m lB Supplement to Tuesday Mn.v 21, 1060 DKB CIU PTIO N i f N O T I C E N otic e la h e r e b y g iv e n t h » t on n>« l » t d a y o f Ju no. 194», » t S a n ­ ford. C o u n ty o f S*mlnola, S ta le o f Flor id a, T a x Sale C e r tlflc a t e a will he sold on the f o l l o w i n g d e s c rib e d land to pay thtf a m oun t due fo r t a x es her ein vet o p p o s it e the aante, t o g e t h e r with all coeta o f auch aate and alt ad v er tisi n g. 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St IS I t Uithl'itt V 4 Lillian L CHANGE P A C K P L A T HOOK 8 P A C K 4S P arry lait II A N 3 ft o f ■ • I t i l Cl> I A I L ot 1 1 _____ l.eallo II Slav 33 10 M l Ch N o f BW HIGHLAND PAHK P L A T B OO K 4 P A C K 391 C o r o f B K I i run fails IS I t I I A IS K 4 47 Ch N S I tape W 1 fl| M l Ch W 4.47 Ch Ulk 1 _________ _ • Donald N A Joh n n la 1. • S M l Ch <I Are Da via 3(5 - I part Hi B i d d i n g ' s l a d s I 3 A 3 Hlk 11 E rne st E A dural. I. R idd le II I la Subdlv) - tl IS SI l i m a T 4 Tl, m at II I'.iole IS IS FH A XK1.IN T K H M A l E P I .A T BOOK a P A C K in B a g 4 IS Ch K o f 8 W Lota I I A 7 ......... .. M W W heat 11171 C o r o f I E < i run 8 D' fl o f la d SI A K J3*l ft N S 33 N 10 f l o f lad 37 Ralph I. W .dI37.35 CA W M l ft ■ r l N E I I I MST PI* AT BOOK 8 P A C K Tl 8.33 Ch 34 13 10 til. la l l . n l l e y Jerry 4*11 fait* 33 A H ______ V 4 b lu e r , lle l r a 13 41 Stag 347.1 ft ■ o f B W lait 14 ................ .......... 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A Gloria A Hlk 13 T r R ..... .. 0 o r a A ue tln 41.41 Mai k i n in 13134 W , o f twit 3 A 1VI, lait l Rlk 14 _______ o f N H o f Lot 4 W illia m E A E lisa beth lllk 13 T r II ... II. Kir, hi r 1131 M et la Al A L K B r o w n 41 93 L ola 34 A 33 'll lk 30 I*ot 7 lllk I I T r G \\ I l i u m E A K llia b e th 34 3* E d w a r d Nesb itt II K i n h er 19 13 HOI.DEN H E A L E S T A T E ( O M P A X A ' n AIMItTION L o t 4 R lk 3 3 ______ Cliarlea If A T h elm a P L A T HIIIIK 1 P A C K NS • V an W in k l e i.o t fall I . . .......................... Tliro iln rs A Mart# Martin 14 94 f-ot 13 n i k 94 ______ H a rr y A Marian S c h a f f e r 47.10 W H » f l-Ota 31 A U R o y I. J on ea 3177 lait 14 lllk 34 _______ C lark I' A Marlene K Caatla 9.43 KIIIST 8 T I I K K T EXT ENSION P I .A T IIOOK 3 P A C K S TS A TSA lait 19 lllk 34 .... ........ M a r g a t r l Thnitin 7-93 Lot 14 R lk J ... Hu be rt If U n i o n 3.11 l-ot I I Rlk S3 .......... lf r o e - t A lllancha C H A P M A N A T I C M K H S A D D I T I O N P I .A T HOOK I P A C K 34 W lttenm yer 7 93 Lot I lllk M E H a rr is 31.34 .91111 SECTION IIRE AVIWIII.il P L A T l i o i i t i 4 P A G E To tail I lllk J o e I. A Miriam 8 Muaa 317.74 L o l l I t o rv lllk I M ilton It M annlictm or, l-ot 3 lllk : J o f L A Miriam 8 Stoss In*. IS T r u a ir a . 41.31 l-ot S R lk 3 ............. .. X J Jerry Helra 37.43 t-oto 1 tn 30 Rlk 3 M ilton It Mannhalmar, ■ail 3 lllk 9 _________ l.eula G Nixon 31 I I Trm tee 4 1t l K 119 fl o f fail 4 lait 11 lllk 4 ............ thlln M Anderaon, el al 9.03 lllk S W il l i e G W lllla m a SI "4 Lot 3 Rlk 7 _______ C h a rle s It A llilltr II V oun co 4 ST l.ol 3 Rlk 17 1 K R at te n 17.11 lait 14 lllk 9 _______ II II Illver 4 73 W ino f| 8 o f Flrat 81 lait U Rlk II ... J o e T A M a r g a r e ll II 8aaser 34 3.1 R lk 73 Josep h L A Miriam 8 Sloes 131.11 Ia»t a IS l o IX lllk 13 O A W lilddnn 8r 30.34 Ml SSON A AII E ll COM II IE'S SI H P L A T IIOOK A P A C K 193 A MEN IIEI) P I .A T Hitt II) P AIIK P I .A T HOOK T P A C K S S A • E 4 ft Uf tail 3 A L ola 13 13 A II Leva If Iltftl 3 * 4 ....... A rnrnn Y. 43.48 159 ft A 8 30 ft o f F E L L O W SHIP .ADDITION P I .A T IIOOK B P A C K 8 K 130 f| o f Lot II G e o r g e II Jr A Irena l-nla 7 l o 9 lllk A ___ 1 F. lla lle n 31 4T 333 94 Lot 17 lllk II .M lir as Dan 1 A J o a n lla lt a n 31.11 L o la 33 SI 34 37 A Iaita * (Leaa 8 54 fit SS A th enia n C o r p o r a t io n 393.73 A 7 lllk C 1 E Rattan 33.18 l-o ls .'.9 A 4o Lee- Ely M EI.I.ON A 11,1.E P I .A T IIOOK 1 P A C K I M l o o ft A th enia n C o r p o r a t io n 39.13 K 304.1 ft o f Rlk 4 Jo h n A Burton IV 318.78 Lota SI 43 at A 41 A th en ia n C o r p o r a t io n SU7V.9I P.AIIIA I E W P L A T IIIIOK 4 P A C K Tl l-ota 43 A 44 l.ea K tail 7 I l-eaa N 31 ft A 90 ft o f Lot 4« L ou ie A Marla R ota a 131 74 8 7 f i t A I ail in N Pl'H I.IXG H E I G H T , I, AT HIIIIK S P A C K IS I Leva 8 3 III A 8 loll ft o f K 137 4 8 in f| or I.ot 31 f l o f l l lo c ' 3 ....... R ob er t T A Mildred I. A N 10 f l o f Lot -------Me- .. ■I 49 99 ---- Tl Rlk I M« 11*n 93 44 .‘i u l M l f l o ig m U ia it & v '.' - h i j hi' ’ ........................- - i n ' i i w i a r* *— Hume-susjuie.. u tail (3 i to 31 ■At"PH M utltiril Lola in A 13 J a c k A C ora A K aiin er 31.34 I.ot 13 lllk I _______ Jo h n T A R uth O w en g 1441 —erne, ■ « ■ A |45J b W'lRIaew I A K i e l ) < .13..' MA_iOie-J. *' — —,4t*. l 4 W x ‘J W ^ , l e . A nil l a d 35 lllk 33 ** ** > t a b t r r a Annie T, F inch 94. la 11.48 1,ot 93 * N ' i o f la' t INT N K lT I tl X K A H A A N I A P I .A T IIOOK 4 I’ .AGE ten 93 in *4 la d s IS A 14 A S ' , o f Clartln n A Ann rtcutt Lota l o l l a ; A t "9 L ot 13 lllk 4 ____ Nina W 8m llh it.ll J T A Mildred I) D a s n e r l y 11.31 l-o l 139 A H't o f lait 3N D SECTION A4.AO A A N I A P L A T IIOOK * P A G E M la d e 9 A 13 Rlk 5 .. . ta ms 137 C la u d e G T y r e F lo y d L A M a r y I- H a rr is 49.18 tails 375 to 714 91 la la d e t A 1* lllk I . . lr> In 1. A E v e ly n C W 8 A Ann G r ac ey l-ota 39" 393 A 314 33.41 L A lim n n Freem an 181.48 l a d s 103 A I'M F O R T MELLON P I .A T HOOK 3 P A G E a* Ralp h ll laim h 33.74 tails 39 A 40 ---------- L o t 394 .................... Cliarlea K A Ethel M A lbert E A Clau dia J Thon taa 9 04 M, Mlllan ti l* ( E l.K ill AA'F.NI E ADDITION 8 ' , o f L ol I I I A all P I .A T IIOOK I P A C E , 138 A 13* Lol 114 . Iaita 17 A 19 lllk A Carl F l lr la t r a n C or p. 39.41 Lynn N A K lo ie n r a O L y on 47 43 W 'H o f la d 3 lllk II . „ a m T i l P I M U ' H I ’. a r vi:< IINII AUDIT IHN R o y A A M a r y K R e d d in g 34.17 l a d s 1 A 3 Rlk C ____ P I .A T ll t ' i 'K in P A G E MS J 11 W o o d r u f f , et al 143 43 tail 14 May T W oodruff . ... iid hn m A T u d o r Inc 31.03 Lot 1 R lk C ................ 13.14 NA XI. A.XTA PI.AT IIOOK .1 P A C K M PAHH A tE W P I .A T HOOK S P A G E hit l a d s I A 3 Rlk I ..... .. lait 14 Carl F M cL ar en C or p 374.44 ....... .. Iloliert' A A C a ih r y n 8 ......... I Ir it n e t 44 47 la d I R lk 7 1 17 A Mar Ilia i ! Ilat lan S« 33 3NII AD ill ITG N T i l P.AIIK A tE W t a d s 13 A IS lllk 7 Marllia W Rat ten P I .A T HOOK 4 P A C K S 138.IT la d e 33 A 14 A W'H Lota 3 ; l a a 19 Leva o f l-ot 35 lllk 7 .. . Leaa K fit ft C or n e liu s W A Mae W r i g h t 13 39 F lo y d A A O lg a P a lm a r 18.11 W AC A OLIA H E I G H T , P L A T HOOK 3 P A C K T* EA A NS SI II191N INION P L A T IItillK I P A C K IT M 110 f| \ , f la d 4 I.ot* I " 11 A 4 3 ______ _ W il lia m 7, A J o se p h in e C J a m r a I* A M sh le A C u llen 99*1 l a d s 37 A 39 ....... .. W i lliam II a Mnirl W W e a l 134.11 ■III k etla lll ll •Ilia Al.INI) I I E II.D I S l a d e *1 A 91 ............ _ Mary F D a v is P L A T HOOK S P A C K IT /a re A A 39.9T C H O I E M I N I M I , P I .A T IIOOK ' In P A C E * 31 A 33 W'H o f Lot 3 lllk 4 C,ullen A l l a r k e y Itra lto ra 39 4* I 'o y A Unhide J I’ lealey 19.91 t a d II ........ ......... R ic ha rd 8 l l i l l t r K ' i o f l a d 1 lllk 4 143.43 HONE COI H T P I .A T IIOOK 3 P A C E , 3 4 A B Lota 1 A 4 lllk 3 . G r a t a K I, Miller 39 13 T H E T O W N III' a l X F O H I I Lot 9 , ........................ .. Joel A llannah llokkanen 13 4? l.» l e DU A 11'B (Leas P L A T IIIIOK I PAGE S AM T il SI A 111 IIS IIS I IB A I IT a l l ........................... tails 7 A X lllk 3 T r 0 llrrt ha V Da vid |mI SI L o w e ll K A lavura V O i l e r 34.91 n o r m P A H K , *ANFOIII9 PI. AT HOOK J P A C K (U Lot 7 lllk I Tr 9 .... I K A Martha C lla lle n 133.33 I.ot I lllk 1 T r m ... W il lia m n l la r r e ll 34.03 la d s 14 A 35 ______ ... D on ald I, A A n u t l t a 11 HKU Rlk 1 T r 19 W ilcox 49 17 J L M elto n 14 44 Iaita 34 A I S _________ E 35 ft o f H>, o f lad H o w a r d I. A Jea-la J Foley 144.18 (I AIt I'EN I A P I .A T HOOK * P A C K 77 7 A- E AS ft o f la d I lllk t T f ! ... . 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(t Id NW <, lllk S F ra n k A W llllh M C haea rlk I I .71 lad 33 lllk II _ _ _ Willia m (I A M a n i l l a T r |J ........................ Flrat F e d - r a l Hayin gs A 1441 l.nan A n n . o f Brnilmde l*hra«u r 8 1 4 ( 4 ft o f K>4 lllk • C ounty 44.88 I Tr 7u R ay m on d II Atk ina 17.44 U t 1, A S ' , o l f*n| 11 lllk t: Lot in lllk « Tr In Clinrlra E A E r n est in e T llall 49.71 R o g e r K A Barab I) f l a m e r I I . 88 l.ol 31 k N « ft o f l.ol 4 lllk 7 Tr I Josrp li A Miriam J Moss 43.41 l a d : a lllk O , ,, Iaita I A 3 lllk 7 T r 4 Frrd W llall 134.57 F r a u d * A A Vbla W il s on 13.71 N W U Rlk 7 T r 9 II H Itlacr 34.17 lent 1 Rlk It . 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SEMI NOfl.K P A IIK P L A T II11491% it P A G L 73 N. 37 fl i.f W SI fl ..f 8 *4 lllk II T r 3 l-ot* I 3 A 3 1111: 3 A lb e r t* lluvaey till Tr It ____ . C illhe, Inc ||i Iaita 4 a 5 lllk 13 Tr 39 I t • Mart# E 11iiti hInaon I I 71 lait 4 (Leer Ity| lllk I T r 15 ........................ .1, -Ir .■ A n n ie It P t.imharn 7 ' C Loir 9 A la Rlk IS ; Jul io- J- C .-r .o c Du va ll 7 |1 Tr I l l a r v e y W Il c C a lley 73.53 Lot I lllk 9 Tr 13 . lad II Rlk 9 T r l l Mill A D . i i ) D o . a l l tu.il I . ' , o f lad 4 lllk 13 Tr I ......... A: aiike T ah arli Ilelre 73.33 rt 75 (I or Lot 13 Rlk » T r 14 . . ... (.‘ ■■rile A I .) d r D la.l ■ Rlk 13 T r I... .lollll A M - i t lo C, * u a trm ltr I9«7 75 33 tt M ill laiUllUliruca c Tlllte lad I Hlk IS T r 7 .... 73.13 11* 40 tail I Rlk » T , I I _ lad 5 lllk 1.1 T r 7 I'n v ld tt 1,11a W E A Mattla l lo r n e 4.43 lad 7 Rlk 9 T r 13 ... 3 ; 53 tail 3 Rlk 15 T I ... A l b r i t n t A tbu r I. Ja vkson : ' ' 3 C 'I A llelen R o g e r s 7 " 44 la d I Rlk * T r II . . l l o y M. ' t i'll ib — - <n lad 3 lllk 14 T r 4 . T W Mrru 3J.49 la d 7 Rlk * T r 19 ... la d IV lllk * T r I* _ tVe-ley Jr A l l o f i . e E W l l g h l 1 1 * l a d - I 1 I A 4 lllk fail 7 lllk 14 T r 13 17 T r I C a o d a lli* it Gotlldny Marla M 8a pp * 77.11 • 98 M W r l . A I I K ' n SI II.IMA lait 4 lllk )' ..... .. P I .A T IIOOIv I P A C E lag R ap npd nl It A tk ina 3a.47 Lol I Rlk 4 T r A „ Dllla 31 W imdatda at al 34.41 l-ota II AII lllk II T r 14 „ . ________ lad 4 lllk 4 T r C ___ lloaa L T u r n e r A Jaa J a m e s T u r n er 41.95 Iaita II A 13 lllk 7 4 3 t| Mloveti. M AA t l . A I I K ' n N I O I M A ln l o N Tl .A ........... .... P I .A T HOOK I P A C K * 1*7 A to * lllc e r a D M cC rea ry Jr 45 33 lait I lllk 7 T r 11 .. C a iolu lh a It llu llld a y J o e A Miriam Moss 41.33 L o l* I* A 17 lllk 31 . . "II tail 3 Rlk ■ T r C .... -4 14 I.taxis W r i g h t Amanita Calh ou n, llelra 3*31 L o ! I lllk 31 ............ .. la d 9 Rlk » T r A Low man J A M a i g a r a l D MOMINail.N'a n l H A E A in AN Xillll'ITON *90 g I N F u l l ll (( liv e r 33.71 I'l.AY- HOOK I P A C E * 91 8 H la d 3' lllk 9 T r C _ A l b a T M ai tln 4" 43 tV 3# (I o f E 340 ft Lot 9 Rlk • T r f it*.** r. K«9ft# m 44 C Cttd Of l/Ot 3 i. *ar i r1ie t , Ir A «x jltivmnH |f ( ■■ 19 f t lad S lllk 9 T r I) Ida W i l i h t .h-lra 43.14 W I M ft nf E IDO ft Lola I 3 A N 414 fl o f l-o t 4 . . ... . New Mon,it C alv a r y llaptlat u t l-ot 3 t l-eaa N C h u rc h 14 I I 74 3 It o f W 43 W 3a fl o f K 340 f l ft o f fa d e | A II o f Lol 1 l-ovla I. Ilattlra l*.ll Rlk 9 T r E Al41min t. U IllUma 1.43 W 5 , ft o f K 3144 fit t-ola I 3 A 3 Rlk a III l.ut 1 ____ I'.uiuia 1, l l o b e r l * I I Tf Tr F r ll lir oH n. lir lra . 33 IT K 48.81 ft o f 1-o'f i a *3 C nr latlu* F t . 1.1.1 et al lad I lllk 9 T r G C h a rlot te Carey 1393 tv At 1/4 II o f tail 3 l le n r y T e a m o t a l II I f la d 4 lllk » Tr G _ I E A Maitlia C B a ile n 34.49 if iv ft uf t\ i i " ri uf la d 4 lllk IS T r A . _ W ill llankaraidi Inina N ' t nf lllk 3 3 -----Cauda I ha R Hollid ay 11,11 tail 3 lllk 14 T r Y __ A r th u r A Kalella W a s h i n g t o n 13.47 W 147 1/4 (t o f H ' i o f lad 3 Rlk In T r G . Mlinon Harris 39.34 l l l k 33 ll-aaa N 3* K ‘ > o f |.ut la Ulk I " Ml _____________ _ T h e lm a 55 F r a n k lin 81.18 T r G . ...... . . 3 !a t lle ll a m a s 11.43 K 11344 D o f N II* tt fails I 3 A 3 (Leaa W o f Ulk 33 .......... C h a rlie lla y w u o d , llelra 1LH 39 f l ) Ulk 10 T r If Htaxtn l l l o t a 11.44 N 41 fl o f M 44 71 Lota I A 3 Ulk 11 T r A A A llelen C ona (a u lna 37143 » f HKU • ( Ulk 38 J a m r a M c I n ty r e . ’ •U: * * * ’ H 'i n f I-ol 3 Rlk II N 183 fl o f K 0 4 ft Tr A Joer p liln e Blow art 3.15 uf W ' « o f lllk 33 M id -S u m luveatruaut C arp 3 8 l f l a d s 7 A 3 lllk 11 8 3* (I o f N 100 ft ur Tr A ... . . A K D u hart 4774 K 13* ft o f Hlk 34 11.88 M, K Uur k* * K U o f l-ot 4 B lk 11 ■ 33.43 f l o f K 3* f l Tr U ___________ W K A M a llla B ar nog M il o f B l k t l _________ Delay L WIIIUM * 1IH W H o f Loto 1 A t W 17.74 f t BE'A o f Ulk Ulk 11 T r U _____ A lblr da W ll lla m a S3 T4 34 ............................... • 44 Floae le S ing leton N H o f l a d 4 lllk It MKISI'M’ S at H U H I ,I O N P L A T BOOM 8 P A4.K M T r I I -------------- ------W illie It A R u b y L ;-o t « in k a ____ _ Elat* Meneude* 14.4* B a lla n g e r ^ 14.34 iao4 1 B l k | „ C karU a tfU<AA«g M t j n i l l �r>,rwU*S}«K?s j w j - ; ::;-7 < ; 5 v. : ; the M h aad Docbcis Shop €*w«a'i'D«partmrat Store. Ibry Joyce- Bite rain proved to . Birrstor tad gave w«arf*e — w m Ih — tvm , sh . I by Joaa Wilke w . f c 7uH Hirdmin opened Mk I u Ii Om M r ENE M X ® i i ir 'l u M with ringlets Hattia Carnegie crystal blue jewel- Anita Mae Thompson who worn a tvWla ration in t e iw l ndt design* ry■ . Lovely Pat Harrell added ash ad with a law, square bath Interother elegant touch to the show by ait. The other lutt, i a tumuli promenading across the stage with paisley print, waa ibowa with a straw hat aad. beach hag. Hr a a m a d / "Bias a large Mach PrancS poodle which iwatt VWar hairdresser, Bah sported a awM at chtffaa hMds Beeamm JonrU waa the model and bar hair with draped ttaaga and MMIae eraafad "Piatt collar. Pat's ootthuo. “ goa foam trench twist waa styled by Phil M « ,"V e a white baiae with hUek velvet tiga.. aad was crested for Dariey af the Princess Miry Shop her .by BbUy ^Adaa Howard; af la DeBsry. Vera Irown was seen la a shim­ Hawn's Beauty Shop. Howg's faihloo Shop had two mering e a l t f u r a el “ frosted Beige" styled by Deem Kiddy. Lor­ etta Nansen wore '* bleeds hair y ysw w aaMWaa a t m u o n t o» which w h h -sb waa wbb stylo called ."Sunburst" areatad far imr by Phillip Beyd of titb a **., ' w taottnH'i M ltc M I A lje H e M * swept-wiag si roanagar, Diai Hospital Notes MS W. StM MotOfS I tassaonuM Patricia Lucille Annis Nora, Sanford. Cary Ann Thompson, Nsw Smyrna Beach. Nancy Ann temper, Baa. fard. Cassis Nathan, Sanford. whoao paay u li af rtaglotS waa Walter Whaley, Sanford. Nellie atyiad at the Doris Bsaaty Ship Mario Goat, Sanford. Btrtha was another thinner who mads o curtsy to the commentator after Mr, and Mrs. Tray L»e Kdwards, each appearance. She was* clothes Sanford, n eon. from tea Duka and Dueliaai Shag, dSwsrtjprs! Qlaris AcnrdU of DaBoiry mod­ eled With the aasuraace.ar a pm B a h a il. A strihiag brunette, aha ware a ramaetir wieg-wavi style designed h r ovaalag hy Aedbtte Bobby WeUbocm, . Lake Monroe. Washburn. Her Ant 'appearance August StaBawn, Sanford. Latah MeCran, Sanford. J. C. Cummings, Banted. A drian Mliaahoth Mit­ chell, Seated. Amaa leaden, ■tdrley Johnson dad baby, San­ ford. Charts Bowers and hnby, Longwoed,1Albert Hdwntda, Sea. ford. , YAZOO >N has boon awarded the Sanford Art to tha aummar cams ter art itndsati GKAW JATION' WATCH lBPAUUNG auction hajM. Monday mine funde for the lad by a eosnalttee (Herald Photo) W W W * PHioc m m mvaNWi i LT* g&CM " I > a i • • .at WjG*P| •• .•mass A u . wunr .ca.emn *;a iA u m bAAANS i �I ; . *' 11-w tf • S u p p lem en t to T u e s d a y M a y 2 4 , 1060 DICBCRirTlON i f LAND c o o & Nntlct lo hereby aWon that on ttio lot day g l Juno, !»•*, at Ban* ford. County ot Samlnola, Btato of Florida, Tam Bala Certificate* will ho oold on the following described land to pay th* amount duo for la sts herein »«t oppoalt* th# aarait, tog*th*r with all ejata of auch •ale and all advertising. m A A c * ! h B • DESCRIPTION of LAND c s NAME OF OWNER 5 at H K ob B aid* of Waklva Rlrar at IU lat with BIT llna of Moaas B Levy Grant run B 40H Dog K 4411.44 ft N 1414 Dog K to St Johns Rtvar NWly along rlrar to month ot W*> klve Rlvor Bly along asm* to Bag * all Patar Miranda a t * of W a k ln Rlrar I Leal Beg 1* rh K H U Dag B of a Pt II Ch N 44H' Dag W at BB Car run N 141* Dog* B 14 Ch N 4414 Deg W 14 Ch M 1»H Deg W 14 Ch B 4414 Dog B to Bog A Deg 11.14 Ch W ot BB Cor ot I V U ot X B ' i ----------------- -Run 1 W II If 144 ft W 444 ft to Wahlra Rlrar BWly along aamo to Bag * that part - of K '4 of gW 14 In oald a t * part South of State Rd 44 . 4 TTaet daic la osoopUon no. 1 In D B 114 pago ___U 4 4 . * W a h l r a Camp 0 ( « > l — . M 1.41 Ch of H 11.44 Ch ot B 11.41 Ch . V* o = 5 D K u c n n ’ T io N or B5 U '.TJLV**’ ’ J T * MIMml Bagaerly Julia K Jackaon It U fllarr II NKW l pa ALA ■ William H ■ o f L o t IT _____ P ' K * Audrey W oodw ard 4.77 1 1 _______________ R R R ls o r l.tl P H I L L I P S RAVMNNA P A R K aB C T lO N 6 P L O C K A R B O R P L A T BOOK IB PA44H S« I»#t 1 Itlk n ------------W e llb o r n C Phillip s J r Ine 17.14 Imt 1 Itlk H ______ — W e ll b o r n C Phi llip s J r Ino 14 *4 L o t 4 title B ................ W e ll b o r n C P h ilip s J r Ino 14.44 Lot 4 (Less Bly 4 ft It It W e ll b o r n C P h illips Jr Ino W e ll b o r n C Phi llip s J r Ine 1T.I4 14.14 K l i t ft of Lot 14 Lots II II 11 II 17 * II ..................... Lota II * 44 Lee* Kly 14o ft . . . . . . . . . Lola It II 41 A 41 — Lota 41 A 44 Lass B I I ft of Lot 44 _ SPCIILING HMIIItlTa Chaaa Development Cora . 1117.11 Leonard P A Roaa A Payton PLAT BOOK II PAOB f t Charlaa H A Alina Powtll l PLAT BOOK It PAItNB W * SI William J Arthur 4 Bertnlco S. Joaaa I Rogar Jlmlnaa ( M 11 14 Kllaabelh C Joaaa * PLAT BOOK t PASR8 1BV I B A W 41 ft of B*4 of Lot 41 Blk A ______ W 41 ft of 814 of Lot I* llllc A ........... Beg 171.1 ft K of NW Cor Lot 44 Blk A run A 14 llfg II min W 111 4 ft K 141.1 ft to n n NKIy along Rlt I II I ft N I Deg II min K 111 ft W 14 ft to POII pt of Lota 71 74 lit 111 4 111 Blk Fred H A Minnie W Anderson Clyde ' BMu m Prtd II A Minnie W Anderson P rod 'clalr 44.11 Hairs 41.11 Ornrg* II Jr * Irens ,11 Hess Athenian Corporation Athenian Albanian I K Italian PLAT NOOK 1 PAOM tS4 John A Burton IV PLAT BtlOK 4 PAWN f t , * Corporation Corporation Louie * Marla Rotaa PLAT BOOK I PAON IB John T * Clartlon A Ann Scott Kina W Smith UuU* J T * Mildred D Haggerty 41.14 PLAT NOOK S PAUB SB Fl»»d I, * Mary L Harris 44.11 Irv In I, A Kftlya C Freeman 1II.II FONT MBI.LOM PLAT ROOK B PAOB SB l- t a II A 4 1 ------------Albert K A CUudla J McMillan lilt 47KI.KN* AVRNIK ADDITION PLAT NOOK I PA44BS IBB « IBB Lata II A II Blk A Carl P McLaraaCarp, 14.lt W U of Lot I Blk B _ Roy A A Mary ■ Redding l l . l t l<ota 1 A 1 Itlk C —— J D Woodruff, it al 141.4* Let k Blk C _____ ____ May T Woodruff 1LI4 uanlaata p l a t b o o k a p a u b aa I -----Carl F MoLaron Corp 174.11 I K A Martha C Rattan 14.11 Mlk 7 Martha W Rattan • t ll.lt blA Claud* a Tyra IV H * Ann tlracay I, A Urnwn Ralph II Idtmh Charlea K A Kth*l M Thomaa •Ot TH PIAKtvBBaT BMCONII ADDITION PLAT ROOK la PAOM BB •..i— o.lhsin A Tudor Ine PARK VIKW PLAT ROOK B PAIIK MB — Hubert' A A Catliry n 8 llannat HTION TO PARK IIK W PLAT BOOK 4 PAUB B lludolph A Mary S e l l 11.41 WVlIh.irn C Phillip* Jr l t .lt Wallbora C Phillip* Jr 1.07 LOT* 44 A 44 BLK A B M SMITH'S «ND DUKD BOOK lOT PAliH 4BT BCR Arthur L A Kalla M Iteed 4a.lt Cornelius W A Mao Wright l l .l l I.AT NOOK 1 PAUB I f William X A JoMphlu* ,C II tl 11 II tl tl Kmueth A Carolyn Hay bon *4.41 Loulte llourka A T M Ray l l .l t 11-tT 14.44 111 N oatl.IN U MKII.IITa PLAT NOOK B PAUB 44 IaiI I UIK 4... (billon A llarkoy lleatlora IAit 3 lltk I Itny A Hobble J Praaley A 4 UIK t ... (Rare K I. Miller THK TOWN OF BANPONP Iff p l a t b o o k t p a iik b IB TO at a i i b tia h i u a a i t f Lots 7 A I Itlk I Tr I IajI T Hlk I IV * ... Lid 1 Blk I Tr II „ HKU Mlk 1 Tr IS .... K It ft of S S or Ia. i A K US ft of Lot lltk 4 Tr I ____ Chailei H rinrmlay trd t l l .l t Ullbert H A France* M Lot. t A 4 Mlk 4 Tr 7 Flleger till IAit I Blk 4 Tr 7 -o William A J*m MCortlai* ia.lt toil 14 Mlk 4 Tr 7 _ Kmlla* M Taalay Sl.tB Lot I Hlk 4 Tr I _ . Myrtle L Naltlaa 4S.lt Ia, t I lllk t Tr I ... Joa L A Miriam L Moaa 171.11 W>* or NKU A K t l 1/4 ft of NWl* Blk i Tr It ____ John K A Flnrenra Dlaalrod 47.14 SK 'i lllk I Tr It - . Jamaa H a Marika B Lltk 11.14 W U 4I.ee* K It l / l . ft of NW U lllk t Tr II ........... .......... Cheaaar W** af KU of Lola I J 1 11* A 144 , f Lot II Blk F ______ Lot I Blk t l ______ Bag II Ch X A TTI ft K of NW Cor of NKU run N to to Ity HKly along Ry to Pt R of Beg W In Deg ... . Bag 111 ft M of NW Cor of NB14 af af NWU run B T.l ft K I t l ft N T.4 ft W 1TB ft I N I Ch of KU of W U of NW l, of 4W U of N W , (Laaa R t l ft of W II ft of N 14* ft) A S I Ch «f W U of NWU of BWU of NWU ---------------- I N III ft of 8 III ft o f B III fl of W W A Oglaaby W A 0 * 1 ..by Lawla P A Mary Oflaaby B 1H ft of B 1*4 It •f HU H M ■ . Charlaa O A lta tly . I Bwaggart y It a ni.er 144.14 I PLAT HOOK II PAMPJ U Sentlnal Home* Ine 47.41 Phillip K A Ruth H Tinnier t l l .l t Rohan H A Barbara M Marlty 1*144 Tuxedo Park limpet Ino 41.11 Maatlnal Uomat Inc le i.ll Raymond R Atkina 1T.4I Charles. K A Krnaatlna T Hall 11,1! 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BROK B PABR SB It . „ . . . -------------Barton A A Rokocca P . ______ ... a Robert A A H it c h c o c k I 4 .lt Orteau Pornorloo lad 11.44 Pool A A Brmtldlao, .• Tapparooo 11.14 OrloaU POrnorle* lac 11.4* Orloata, Pdraorloa Ino 11.41 OrloaU Ptraarloo laa tl.tS Orloata Poraorlo* inn t l.lt Orient.' Pdraorlo* Ino 1141 Baal- A A Brmoldlno kperson tt.44 U Poraorloa lao l l .l l Orloata Piraorio* ino l l .lt OrlonU Pornorl** Inr II.IT PLAT PLAT BOOK Id PARB II Mlaald S Andoroen ,4T.lt Mlaald S Aadtroon lld.tl 3 Prank L Oraona Waller J A Beatrice Wojelechowakl Harry W RalUr MBSRRS AOntTfAB OaaaalMrry Oordono lao 1 5 E P W S ” « ilS . Coooolborrr oardoaa laa H i ll H af at Rd lid . 1S.II UU albarrr Oordono lao *11.41 D B A Wanda Cawaa l i l t Id Bison* ot al l l .l l R*rk«rt L A B*w*aa B Rospra . Sidney L A Ethel M i*« A HI a at Road . , ........ ...... RRPLAT AP'LATB IB TR St BLK ( V a M U . LAKR KRIC PLAT BRAK R PARR TV PRARL U S * *MRIGHTS PIRBT ADOmON ' p LAT°RDDK<Js ' Itf u V U ? f t * L r a u W A M . r r . W 0, af MB Cor af U t -. l» rua W 41 ft t i l l ft N to Mrs W r*malk*rrr Oardoaa la* iit .I i Ror A Collooa Pop* • Tt.lf M R - PLAT ROOK It PARR ST Onmi Iki fry uordoa* I m u i l M t Caooatberry (Iordan* In* tl.** Caaaolborrr Oordoa* I m d ill Coobolborrr (lordoao Ian 4I.ST Playd’ R A Uuloo Uaoltor 111! Caaaolborrr Oordoa* la* 11 1* WaRor J A VlrpInU Wheeler l*l.ia Caaaolborrr Oordoot Inc 11.00 Caaaolborrr Oardoaa laa 1LI* m a s as Howard L A T r o u t ■■ • h M rt w Hi .I ORBW| * 5 p B Donald D A Bmllr Coudlil l i f t 1111* ta arrant R A Dona* Y dm Ilk , *'11 llT.lt % Mb R ----------- - m ? 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W-AT BOSK'# PARR SB H MorrU A Morsotol L Coooolborrr Oordono In* Caaaelborrr turdoa* u * roooolborry uardoaa la* Casaalaarrp dardtn^ lao Coooolborrr Oordoa* lao Mask O A Irons N Staaloj Caaaolborrr aardoaa laa Coooolborrr Uardoaa lar.: Chaiioo D A Modi C Smith Ta* Oaaaalborry Uardoaalaa 1L*I •Caaaolborrr Oordoa*lao l l .l l IT BAR* R PARRS IS A IB coooolborrr Oordonolow M.4I Uonloao M M y v u v z l*.*4 Amenta* B Maoaolwklia .*#.*1 U o a C A M Blaacbo R o o m tll.IT M A M CanatrBellas Ca la* l i t .to M A M Coaatract laa o» ta* T ilt Hdmaad A Jaateo Barr ab S ill* MarjU Marold H A A DorU HIPPHAN A PRWHLL M R PLAT HR I A IS i---------— • T U B LAWABA CSC AT PLAT TASK B 111 fl I II N Sliaabolh R McBride : ' i IV M l ? * '•, ^Q | f. �• a BUOXirTION of fl \• 5 s 1 b DKACniPTtON of LAND land X • * m m nam k o r OW.NICR a * H • •DBBCRIPTIOW af LAND DKBCRIPTIOK of LAND ] 1• ! £ * n o a u T Tack I m M a] Tkomae T Taek lac at al Thomaa T Taek las at al Tkaaiaa T Taek Taa at al W W .Waalkaaaa Carrie A Hlrslni at al rterlia Baat Coaet Bar a Oarrte A HlflBlne at al Atbort A Leulia DaCarla Pliae M A Dorothy i Smithian Ladomll W * « » » k * Julia Brawdy ------ ---------II •AM m i i i t ---------------- Thomaa J Toy Ior -------------- I II II W fl, A Charlotte D Ilia K A T a m n ' r A M aa Wilbert B A Blalae Danshorty Wilbert M A Blalae Daugharty --------------------- Let T ------------------- Robert T A Alma ■ Hattawajr It lia It et a it* rt ef NWIi R oT O . p a r k ............... — Thoo Jr A Norolta A Aulln Merabi Itogtr Brlttaa (M S Bara N Balmaa I li .ll r BOOK U P A H I M A N William B A Olive R Block II.M William B A Oliva R Black t l .l l Ladomll W A Maria J Marakl HIT Palaala Lead Co T.ll Palaala I a * l Oo. ATI Pataala Laad Ce. ATI Palaala Laad C*. ATI BURNT II.OPKO PLAT BOOM 11 BABB IS ----------Robert V Ram bo 1144 — -------Mutk T A traaa P Rambo 11.14 Lata t A I -- -------Lot a L BnyBev, Ralra W W Waalkaaaa ■an a pasbi h to JMeahln* L WnknwrlaAt « W Waalkaaaa j!? T ▼ belli van Ladomll W A Marla X Mqrakl Charltr Adnma m Tilton Bmlth T.M Jamas A Marloa Cloraoala 114 44 Jamoo A Marlon Clomonto ' IM Bruro A Wlloaa TI.4I J Kaaa Malr lAH Batts A Ooltmao 14.11 W W Waolnaaaa A ll Btarllat B Btard.I.y l.«l Otorga R MeOralh Jr B III ft of fl 411 ft at B H I ft af MV U of BNU . . . . I H n of B Tl rd of NW*J of HKU (Laos K 11 yd of B «,4Atl'i is interested in reporting events from all the communi­ I . A T .............. I '..................— ,. m o n II II D M A Mary Aria Robert B A Retell* P MrCallleter ties o f Seminole County and has eorrespondsnts in most HAII 141.41 of them. They would appreciate calls from any resident ADDITION TO OVIBBO PLAT BOOM I PA BA M II A 14 B B _____ _____ M W A MatUa Moore.Ralra H.lfl Blk C — --------Robert A Osmaraa HAM 1114 4 Of 1*14 A 11 Blk C w. Mattie M MoOoy, Ralra llL I I RBTBB AUDITION TO OtIHUO PLAT BOOM * PAAB 44 N I I I - ____ R W Bataa Haira I.M Bt’RVBT OP JOHN AOAMB BBTATB ARRB BOOM M PABB IBI S C B ---------- Parry L (llbaoa MIOWAT BBAB BVIBDO PLAT ABBA I PABB 4B I ! • II II 11 II M ..a -------- — with news of general interest M.44 You may contact the following Herald correspondents W illie. L A Bualaa now— and the list will be enlarged shortly to include I I ___ — Harry J A Mary S WUaaa T.ll ...................... Catherine Praaetfl A ll ___ ...------— Jessie Alagaadar 11.44 AILTBB BAVABB PLAT BOOM | PABB N i II Prank Davit l.t l i M _____ PR Baa* other communities. 11.11 BINBTON PABM BTIBBO PLAT BOOM I PABB M ............. .. — Bolomaa A PrettlM Brawdy M il .. ............... Raaata Bowere A1I <1 .............. Ida M Williams AM JACMBON RBIUBTB PLAT BOOM B PABB M >■M ■ » . . • Jaaala A Masalaa Bint lb ll.M ■ Jaaala A Msielie Bmlth l.tl . — i . ..... Jam** Jebnaon A ll A Masala* Smith 4.4# nk Wallaea at al 4.M ■Sb t b F ■ PLAT BOOM B PABB « Chuluota Bette Goldman DeBary FO 6-3610 Bill Zwosta NO 8-4398 BBVTM PABM. BVIMOB PLAT BOOM « PAOM 4 I I NIK A — Cornelia R Bara.ant T.TI . LA*JURII PABB PLAT BOOM | PABB TB Ik D .. . 1-. .. .. Jaaala A Bernice W a s h in g t o n ATI WBPPB SVBIitVIBIAN DBBD BOOM IM PABB M B C B .. Lallor llaynnn nt al TAII WOODLAND MMIOMTfl PLAT BOOM f PABB M Ilk B ----------Julia Weo4 berry tl.lt Blk B _____ It TV A Ooraila cu m b ta. AM LINCOLN PABM PLAT BBOMTf PABB M I « Blk O. . . . . . Homer A A RBtkleW llaas I.M Ilk D ----- ----------Trad Thompson WABMMIITBB MBIOBTB PLAT BBBA 4 PAAB flf • Enterprise Helen SnodgrassNO 8-9933 or NO 8-4841 1.44 Frances Wester FA 2-1971 Ida Mae Sjoblom F A 2-2125 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. Johnson F A 2-4722 Osteen Mrs. C. Snyder Oviedo F A 2-4841 Marian R. Jones FO 6-3348 You also may get home delivery o f The Herald by con­ saas tacting these correspondents or by telephoning Circula­ tion Manager Frank Voltolins at The Herald FA 2-2611. I f there’ la any way In which The Herald can serve •you, Blease call on us. H'f- • •41 vWllllaBL' W BlaUkB t b * 1 �I I I I .................... . ' . . . . . ----------------- _ . _ _ _ _ _ - ' im Sanforh Ijeralft • ® • A « a*. WEATHER: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers through Thursday. High today, 88-95. Low tonight, 65-70. VOL. U n ite d X L IX • l • P re ss L eaned W ir e E sta b lish e d i908 W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 2 5 , I9 6 0 SAN FORD, F L O R ID A County Commission Race Runoff Vote By Precincts N O . 701 M * 1 4 9 • 7 9 9 M 11 M 99 in 99 49 to lto U4 ITT M 14 999 4to 74 71 to m 903 179 171 94 M Ml SOi 71 99 79 tea MS 909 Ml 91 » 999 479 M 79 M 99 90 MT 919 194 Cordell 944 99 ■01 99 Hfilllims 904 M9 ■H TT M \M 9 -• • 400 Avery Swofford , 4 Fitzpatrick MO * 19 419 1M * MIAMI (UP!}—Florida today ac­ claimed Farris Bryant aa Its gov­ ernor-to-be and furnlshtd solid en­ dorsement of hit deep-South ap­ proach to any racial problems that may arise in tho next four yarn. Bryant rolled to victory over •tato Sen. Doyle Carltoo Jr., in Tuesday's decisive second Demo­ cratic primary with a margin of better than 91,990 votes. Bryant tarried 14 of the state’s m coun­ lie*. Unofficial United Press Interna­ tional returns from all 1,971 of tho state’s precincts gave Bryant Ml,'9M votes and Carlton 009,919. In doing ao, Bryant a***, only 199 41 791 109 to 994 709 79 104 m Mi turned back Carlton's first bid for the governorship, bs slso over­ came the editorial endorsements of most of the state’s msfor newspapers and tho powerful backing of out-going Gov. LeRoy Collins which wsrs given the ST-yesr-old son of a former ah|ef executive. Bryant rolled up a more than S-l majority in defeating Carlton In tho county. Bryant polled 1,094 votes to Carlton's 1,799. Bryant capturod U of the II county precincts. Carlton managed to oomo out oa top by a slim mar­ gin in tho Sis via precinct. One ef tho last atatamente made S A N T I A G O , C hlte (U P 1 ) — V o lc a n o e s t h a t h a d b oon s ile n t f o r aa lo n g u 4 0 y e a r * b e lc h e d a m ok *, a s h a n d la v a to d a y over s o u th e r n C h ile , in w h a t m a y b e th e w o n t e a r th , quaki c o m p ile d b y News Briefs Farm Bill Okayed UPI p la ced th e toll at aboiwa 'ad fLukn Blnihuc, born ta thn travail that made itself felt all around tho Pacific basin this wank, added Utter amok* to that ad at tenet w n s known veles- WASHINGTON (UPD-Tho g n ­ Tha formation of the now volats haa approved a flta billion dollar. farmiM My bUMte# man- canono one nlroady .mors than 90S fast high—dtapUcod Um lake A t h u votod ky tbs Hoorn hut aoma bad and aant ausiaa of watdk lto million lass than Prasldaet surging into the landilldo dataatod Baa Pedro Rlvor, creating a l l n ^ w i r m iifttltd new threat to quaks-devastated King Trial V aU h te. j with teas than B09 pnetaete ontidal wave lashed Chita’s tabulated, today was Um Pams const Tumdny, and n eratie oomteoa far United Mates ■taJoo earthquake WM reported m b s tor to epposs Incumbent.Ben. ta tho effihor* Chiloe I■land*. Observer* at the University of John Sherman Caspar (B-Ky) ta Long Probe NEW YOKE (UPI) fury today waa lava 909 124 to U 141 IN lto 199 97 M BS • 941 49 M 190 M9 lto M M Mi M4 by the Ocala-born, Harvard edu­ cated victor on election evo was lha promise, If he won, to “ stop answering these race questions of the newspaperc.” He also Issued a plea for unity. In his, victory statsment at Ocala, Bryant pointed to the sup­ port ho collacted throughout the state aod declared, “ 1 wcot to work to pull tho divisive elements In Florida back together. He said be had no "bitterness In my heart1' for Carlton. NEW YORK (UP1) price* at 1 p. m.: American TAT , : ...... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ........ Caterpillar ................. C A O ....................... Chrysler Curtiss • Wrlgbt ... Douglas Aircraft . DuPont ............... Eastern Air ......... Ford Motor ......... General Electric ... General Motor* . . . Graham • Pate* .. Int. T A T ......... .... LoriUerd ........... . Bhutto', Maid Peonoy Pena RR .. A . ... . Soars Roebuck ..... Standard Oil (NJ) . Studabaker ........... U. 8. Steel .......... Wcstlagbouse El. ., when 1,723,470 gallons ware used Jrom Um supply already being used at a rate that has taxed Its capacity, City Manager Warren Knowtes said today. • This was almost 100.000 gal•jo a more than the previous high May 17 and compares to a form­ er record of 9,900,000 tor a peak day. The city water pumps were operating tor 90 hours and 90 min­ utes at full pumping capacity Mon­ day to provide water pressure, Knowles pointed out ta raptallng an earlier request by the city that residents use water sparingly for Chile said this week’s earthquake* wore "the most intense ever re­ corded." Seismologists ta the Canary Island* said they ware wqno Uwa tho** which devastat­ ed southern Peru or tho "Morascan Bivtora" earlier this year, - A resident of devastated Puerto Maatt, looking aadly at the creally Peace Justice Hugh Duncan tilted walls of hi* home, agreed will be out ef town from Thurs­ with Uw experts, day through Soaday hot hi* of­ "W # think H U the beginning ef fice will remain open. tha and e f Ui« world," ha said! Duncan and Mrs. Duncan will Duncan To Attend Lioni Conclave aggression "anywtwra ta th9 world." Opening tha 191k Southto a st Asia Treaty Orgaohiltoo military odvtears' modaoaaas, Gatos aald tha United Matos waa "prepared aod wlil haaar eer lto 99 • T Th# . rumbling peaks Jattod amoka aa much aa 91,000 foot in tho air, as 4 aoma of thorn also botehod glowing streams of lava. Fortunately, few Chilean towna a n located near tho volcanoes that wore in action today. Now report* of looting cam* ftons the disaster sons. In tha Puerto Saavedra region, halfby this week's tidal Johnson Holds LeadB drowned waves, troops ware ordered to LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPU-For- take "energetic action" to put a atop ta "acts ef pillage" bp ta­ MONTGOMERY (UPI) - Ttte Rav. Martin Lnthar King Jr., Negro integration tender, goos os trial today on two aousto ef perjury la connoctlon with kla state Income lax. Ring could ro- il 2M “ I want to work with him and earn his friendship and support." Governor Collins, at the peak of hit own povvtict! tavver in Flor­ ida, accepted Carlton’s defeat with disappointment. But he congrat­ ulated Bryant and offered "aoy cooperation or assistance I can give to him, and that he would like lo havt." Collins Itarned late Tuesday he had been chosen as permanent chairman of the national Demo­ cratic convention at Lot Angelos In July, a post that could put him in position as a strong dark horse candidate for the vice presidential nomination. Carlton also offered Bryant con­ gratulations. The 19 counties that went tor Carlton were Broward,-Charlotte, Dade, DcSoto, Glades, Hardee (his home county), Highlands, Hills­ borough, Monroo, PinalUs, 8L Lucie and Sarasota. Bryant won the remaining 19 and yielded Hillsborough, PinelIn, Saraaota, Cbadtete, DeSoto, Glades, Highlands and ;St. Lucte by only slim margins. Carlton's biggest votes came frdm Dade, 111,979 to 9a,300, and Broward, 97,974 to 19,030, but the swells Ultra were, .not nearly enough to atom the UOe. lor for Ary Jtey- WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e su­ per aircraft carrier Saratoga and a West German merchant ship col­ lided off Capo Hslteras, N. C., shortly after midnight, Uw Navy said today. Thera was no serious damaga to lha canter and no personnel InJuries wan reported early today, the Navy said. Tha Saratoga was en route to Mayport from Norfolk, Va. U m Navy said a jet fuel line which carries fuel for aircraft was broken and n fire resulted on the Saratoga, but it was quickly ax- to M ^Smothers Still ‘Favorite’ Hara mm ffff H fi W jjfi V IC T O R IO U S C A N D ID A T E S la t h g C ou n ty C om m is sio n n e w w e r e con ­ g ra tu la ted by C o u n ty D e m o c r a tic E x e c u t iv e C o m m itte e C h a irm a n B o b B illh lm er to d a y a s th e c a n v a s s in g c o m m itte e m e t t o c h e c k T u e s d a y 's p r i­ m a ry vote ta b u la tion . L e f t t o r ig h t , J a m e s A v e r y , T ed W illia m s, B illh lm er a n d J o h n P ita p a trie k . v j ............................ (H e ra ld P h o t ? ) Adams, Conner Roll To Victory In Ctbinet Posts Elracr Ashlay, Ja Marina Carp veteran of Warid War II dofaatod Homer Sewell la lha r.ce for pesca justice In DUtrict 9 while Bob Carroll won over O. G. Owen Is tha DUlrlct 4 coostabU’s race. Ashley, la gaining the victory, collected 1,190 votes to hU op­ ponents, 449. Ashley took the majority of the votes in Fern Park, Bear Lake and Longwood white Sewell cap­ tured the majority of Forest City votes, 99-19. Carroll collected 9,900 voles to Owen's 1,049. Carhill will replace J. Q. Gal­ loway as constable Jan, L Gallo­ way opposed Sheriff J. L. Hobby In ibe first primary and was de­ feated. The merchant ihlp was identi­ fied as the Bernard Leon HardL The Navy laid the Hardt suffer­ ed "extensive damage" above the water Use. Its radio communica­ tion* were knocked out. Tho ship's engine waa running, however, aod it got under way for Capo Henry, Va.. by l a. m., aacurted by the V. B. destroyer Stripling. Ike Gorman ship intended ta proceed to Baltimore. Tho Saratoga, which carries a A campaign to "keep Sanford'* craw of 9,MB and is aa long aa an 99-atory bulldlag la Ugh, suffered teenagers working at horn*" la damage (a fta upper bull and a cat- presently being waged ky Uw walk, in addition to Uw fire. local Florida Mate Kmfteymaat office. Daniel B. Hahn, manager, said application* for summer and full­ time employmeat have been receivsd by Bemlnote High School Kay Graves, University of Flor­ students, and ha it urging local ida Athletic Director and bead employers to hlra local youth. "The appllretioas am piling up," football eoacb will speak at the Hahn said, “ U would bo a loss Jaycaa luncheon June M. G ram succeeded Bob Wood­ lo this arts, If tha graduating ruff aa grid coach at Uw aad af seniors were forced lo toava San­ last asasoo. ford In search of tmploymoal." Campaign On To Keep SHS Graduates Home many (UPI)— L.flndi today Graves To Speak A t Jaycee Meet UN Ready To Back U.S. In Spy Flight grand Jury bearing tolls of hi* com pi dUt toted. More than t,000 persons flocked to the polls la the second primary as compared with 9,711 voters who cast ballots in the first primary M ay!. Supervisor of Beglstrsltoa Mrs. mm bn ta a dategallon (ram Uw Baaford Lions Club attending Uw Florida state Lions convention at Miami Beach through. Uw week­ end. Othara going *rom bora will „ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ k* Hobart Carroll, Eugaoo Oildent Eisenhower to expected to tall martin and MIHoa Smith aod Iks American people tonight that their wivat. tin United States must stand firm fsnkwt new Soviet threats but toava Uw way open for future nego­ tiations with Russia. The President's report on Mm summit conference collapse and Us "open akioa" inspection system i U-2 Issue moaning to th* fra* world will bo under U. N. coolrol. lost moil •nrrtod on major radio and tele­ The Midas "spy •to •tho •sky" view of vision notwork* at I p . n .H s will •stellite, hurled. Into orbit from satellites.1 Capo Canaveral Tuesday, was "Insteat known to have a key rate to Uw U-2 type plan, which would subject strata- dress, ou glc areas of tha world to constant proposals survolllaocr. thus guaranteeing all plan," O nations against surprise attack. That th Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei bate waa Ike’s Summit In DUtrict I and Ted Williams de­ feated J. D. Cordell in the District A retired Navy chief, accountant and Sanford businessman ware handily voted into three county commission posts in Tuesday's second primary. James P. Avery defeated incum­ bent Lawrence 8wofford In the Die* trict I race while John Pitapatrick wen over incumbent Homer Little «' 991 ^U ttie 99 799 m C-47 and Its alas occupants'‘ item East Germany after tha Iroo Cur­ tate had lifted la record Unto. Tbo America* craw and pauen gers, including n woman, had beta •chadded lo fly to Wait aargtaay this morning five days after Soviet MIG-17 Jets forced th* piano ta land to a Communist cornfield near tho Baltic Baa. After hours of fingernail MUng today a spokesman at U. B. Air Korea European headquarters barn said tha pjana and Uw nine Ameri­ cans wan still grounded. Ha said U tha weather did not. lift the American* wou!(l be take# lo Bar- MIAMI (UPI) - Youth and North Florida were carved ta Tuesday's Cabinet races with Doyle Conner and Tom Adams piling up ene-aided victorias ovar older opponents from farther Boutb. Tho Il-yaar-oid Conner won election ns Uw youngest Cabinet member In tbo history of Uw slate. Ha carriad 93 of the stale's 07 counties aa ha beat W. B. Hancock of Graveland by more than 90,900 votes. Adami, 49, crushed Jeu Yar­ borough by more thaa 100,000 votes to carrying all but two eousttes. Adams defeated Yarborough la the by a ta• tofw ..race souw w# on »9-1 • vote »w»w — Seminole County. Adams rolled up 4,N9 votes to Yarborough's 1,412. Ik Um oommlaatoner of agrlcultura rare, Conker ftefeated Han­ cock 9J94 votes to 9,949. Conner took 11 of Um II praclncla al­ though Hancoek- proved strong la Uw Sanford precincts. ' Tho victories of Conner, a fiveUt(s from wo, - term Park, re•enator iy carried affirmed Mi. , . . into lha runoff from the first primary May 9,. .With 1,994 of tha slate's 1.971 prsriarta reported. Adams polled 4lt,MoS»ua to for Yar­ borough. > * o gat More than a third or htK^vstei to his homo county, D adc.\ WUh 1,909 practods counted to Uw agriculture race,.Conner ratted up 419,Ml votes against 949,979 for Hancock, who lad tkrdagk Uw taciy coasting byt faded aa Uw Wilton Registration, County Judye Vernon Miae mreUni today aa a canvassing beard to chock a l the votes and open the STS absentee ballots. The absentee ballots are not o » pected lo change the outcome is any of the races. Avery, retired Navy chief fremi Lake Mary, unseated Bwofford In the District a commission race tab* in# 10 of the It precincts and cel* lectin! S.4U votes to his eppen cat's a,til. In the first primary, Swafford had been high man In the eating but thara ware tour other candf dates la the race. Although 8wofford took two ad the throe Sanford precincts, Avery proved strani in Oviedo Golden* rod, Longwood, Lake Mary and Fern Park. Avary, in a victory apeook after the returns ware fas Tuesday nlytrt, their faith In ma. I'll never M them down." he said. Fltxpalrick, in beating Little grabbed 9,94! votes to kla oppon* m i’s 9,994. FlUpatrick captured 19 predated although In many eases the voting 033 wna vary dost, the accountant, who haa his offices In Banked, took all three Sanford precincts In chalking up his victory. Fltxpatrick thanked kla support* ora and promleod to work toward own hardware and appliance stern aa 99tk Bt, rafted up M R vote* to Cordell'# MOi. Williams rolled-op the biggaat majority ed any candldata as ha took 19 prwtacta ta mate tnlaassa handily, white Conte* bad'TuZ „ poaod la tho ascend primary cam lectad M U votes. His runoff ap» pootnt in the DUlrlct 1 race, T. V. Brawn dted a week before Uw glees (t e e . Ike eely member ef Uw present eommUstee wbe will agate serve next year will be Vemoa Dumb from District 4. Commlsteon Chairman J a k a Kridsr dedlnad ta anak n-elacttag . »• this year. 0- -».It,- -7 * " XIj In Perfect Orbit CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — America's first "spy•lll•lhe•sky'• sataUlto whirled aroend earth to a naar-parfoct orbit Udsy, poised for a crucial test of lu mliiits. detecting “ eye." • i f !J -tJ U. 8. scientists platted the path ith of the 2ti ton-moorlot, named M i* h daa 11, as accurately as possl. . l; .1btc, to work out.a tight series of real and simulated missile firings during its oiterating Ufa of absut * month. T. ' < The tests ware dalayed aoma* wbai Tueiday when, shortly alter (he satellite had gonn Into orbit, a key computer malfunctioned and scientists wero forced to spend 99 minutes miking rattgh calculations by band. The Air Force hopes tit provu that Midas )l can detect rackrig 7 by boat radiations the miao u they art launched. This wt pave Um way for a system satellites that would patrol Ui« aklta around-tha-dock within tw« years, to warn against aaeak a t tacks by an aggnsaar. ■ Unknown’ Takes • Committee Race TAMPA (U P I)— TlmiidM u wondering today if (ho acridoa his name carried l o U d u n u political unknown from Jack villa, to aa amaxing victory in muablaa ' confirmed t h a t b a d weather bad delayed tbo plant's takeoff for tbo two-hour flight to Wtoabadcn. Monthly Drills primary haltot up majority opinion to th* coun Tho lira siren will Mast off to DoBary at 9:41. p. m. Thursday announcing tbo atari af the monthly « m drills, Id Manly. Bra chief raid. Hotly added that Ml active firemen a n to tepart at lha S w im s a t t p a , tha D elary re- ■M -M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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H llr,“ », I i M ■ wF ■ J h H I J ■ ■ a fl H i Park Ridge o ffe r* the finest homes and facilities for lake front living in th e area. When you buy a home in Park Ridge, you are assured o f buying one tnat was built by craftsmen using the finest o f materials and equipment. In Park Ridge you will find a home built and designed for the needs o f avexy type o f family. From the two bedroom, one bath home to the spacious four bedroom, two hath • • a a. A a m A aa a 1 m mm a * «-> ^ m 0 « a - a * 0 a W Alt homes. are guaranteed, unconditionally, - j for one year and all are on minimum pk o f a quarter acre. In addition to the beautiful homes, set high and $ r y off curbed ai paved streets, you will find a planned community playground and bathing beac n a n alio are boat launching and docking facilities. V Wa invha your critical inspection o f all these homes, which wa feel arc the fineet the area. BEDROOM HOMES M IN IM U M F.H.A. DOW N ■ / ••• . ' ' » 1 I �I i-1 V ' V s Death Ray WASHINGTON (UPI) — Scientists in both the United State* and Russia are working on a neutron “ death ray" bomb that eould destroy an enemy troop aoneeatratioa without contaminating friendly forces, ft waa reported today. The magaaine U. S. News A World Report said in a copy righted article that the U. S. neutron bomb project waa so hush-hush that even the code name haa been labeled "top secret." WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. High today, 88-96. Low tonight, 85-72. VOL. XLU W in U n ite d EatabUakad 1909 MONDAY, MAY 28, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Torrential Rains Follow Chile Earthquake ONE PASSENGER died after this car went over a bridge rail and crashed into a tree near Oviedo. Howard Woodbury o f Cocoa died la an Orlando hospital pf a skuH fracture and other injuries. Driver o f the ear, Charles A. Conley o f Cocoa waa injured and another passenger, Randolph Terrell Jr. Hiighwajr Patrolman Bill Stringfield reported. (Herald Photo) SANTIAGO, Chile (U P I1 - Torrrntial rains hit earthquakedevested Chile today. Hooding stricken areas and crippling res­ cue operations In towns where 30foot tidal wave* wrought havoc ia the w ake'of the tremblors. Official reports listed at least 305 person, dead and more than 100 missing but communications wore broken and authorities feared the toll would rise. More then 1,000 persons were injured. At least 300 were in critical con­ dition. The Interior Ministry said the devastation stretched MM milee from Concepcion to Ancub over an area *of thousands of square miles containing 1,500,000 persons. Property damage was in the un­ told millions. The rains Inflicted new hard­ ships on persons who have been sleeping in the open In rear of new quakes, and hampered Unitrd Mates, Argentine and Peruvian effort* te assist the Chilean armed forces te rescue and relief opera­ tion*. Surging Udcs caused b) earth­ quakes and tidal wava« in Chile today ripped loose moorings end scattered some ao yachts In an­ chorages of Long Beaeh • Los Angeles harbor. The Coast Guard said ■ strong current was going in with each surge that brought harbor waters up several feet before falling bach. The surging began at dawn. Small finger piers of main an­ chorages were pulled loose with some of the craft that drifted beck and forth in the channels. Coast Guard crews and boat owner* were gathering. up lines snd securing the drifting basts. There era several thousand small boats and yachts anchored te the harbor. No injuriei were reported al­ though aomo small pica sura craft foundered. Crash Victim's Body Found Navy starch plants recovered O h t third victim ef the Sanfokd beeed Navy Jet that ersihed te­ es the Banana River Wednesday and tapk the Uvea ef Us three n un crew. NAS official* Mid the body of Aviation Mechanic Qian Limbart waa Sound over the weekend. Tbd bodies e f Um other twe victims, LL Hsrry Lackey II and Louis M. Beverly ware found shortly after (be search started, funeral services for Lt. Bev- M m , • I tA v v * ; UNIT BO NATIONS, N. Y „ (UFI) —Ceylon was reported working behind We oceans today te provast a major Security Council blowup between the United States and. the Soviet Union evor U S. ■py piano flights. A Informed sources ante Sir O ciau da Corea af Ceylon, o a e a t e t #f the Security Council far May, planes ef eaa nation ever lar* rilorv moilwr. , Such ■ resolution,.if It avoided direct condemnation e f the United Slates for the *J-f spy plan* downed In Russia, might stan d's chance of gainiog the accessary seven votes af thd It • member conacil without a vat* by any ef Mm five preraanaot members. la Moscow, the fevtot press and raaoluUoa that would oip roos die- radio heaped abuse ea President approval of lntoHlganco flights by Eisenhower today but pledged te keep Germany out o f tb* crisis stags psndtag another summit Art Show Crowded; Ruction Tonight . I More than 2fo persons crowded onto the Civic Center patio Sunday te look over approximately 1M paintings at the Sanford Art Assn, show. Tbs association's auction will be bald at 7 p. m. today with Jack Frost acting as auctioaser. The auction la bald te help de­ fray expenses for soma Seminole mpouniy youngster te attend the anw i l summer camp far art stud" J r i . Helen DaWit, president ef the association said today she vaa pleased with the shewing 8uaday, and Mid the crowd waa almost as large as that af the flrst show test November. Wage Dispute m CHICAGO (U PI) — The na* ^ l e n s railroads and the Brotherbead e f Locomotive Engineers to­ day handed their wag* dispute to govern mint arbitrator* par a a), binding deciaiea. Tbs attack against Elsenhower pictured him aa a hypocrite, a general rather than a president and not a vary good general at that, a false friend of the Soviet Untea aad a man who is trying te continue the cold war. Mesa while in Washington. Chairm at J. William Kulbrigbt (D-Ark.) af the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pi sawed today to in­ vestigate the American spy plana caaa that led te the summit con­ ference collapse. Pulbright said Congress should probe the U-3 incident because It would be "pood far the soul ef Ur country to get aa understanding af what happened." President Eisenhower will report to the nation on all radio aad TV networks Wednesday night ea the collapse of the summit conference aad the free world's future aims and goals, Um White House an­ nounced today. Ik e speech will originate from the president's While House- o f­ fice. It will be rarried from T to T:M p. m. on the CBS aad ABC crly will be conducted at * a. m. Tuesday at lb* NAS chapel with Chaplain W. Leonard Dugger of­ ficiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. Grarakow Funeral Home ia in charge af arrange­ ments. Beverly, attached to VAH-3, is survived by his wife, Norma Jean; one daughter, Lisa Anna; one son, Loots; three brothers, Kenneth, Raymond and Benjamin aad a sister, Mrs. Catherine Jan* Smith. NAS official, reported today that a court of inquiry will open the trash probe later in the week. Assessor Issues Statement on Roll * «*• Climbers Rescued TALKEETNA, Alaska (U PI) The last two of five injured moun­ tain climbora who were stranded last week on North America’s highest peak were safe and dry to­ day, waiting with shout M other Tea Assessor Mrs. Mary Woikar climbers lo be airlifted from a today issued a statement con­ mountain shelter. The five rescues cerning requests far adjustments cost two live*. on lha last tan roll. Following la Mrs. Walker's statement: LOB ANGELES (U PD -W ealthy "Since my return te office, Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his many taxpayers have requested paramour Carole Tregoff were the assessor1* office to make ad­ scheduled te return to court today justments on lag assessments oe for the start of their second trial Ibe IN# U x roll. on charges of murderng Finch’ s For the convenience of the lax- wife for love and money, but de­ yers, I wish to make Um follow- fense objections could cause a de­ I statement. The Attorney Gen­ lay. eral's opinion o * this question Is as follows: Neither the lax assessor mak­ WASHINGTON tUPIl - Presi­ ing the assessment, nor his sue- dent Eisenhower motored beck te , may ehange a valuation Um White House from Gettysburg e f real or personal property for ay after a wtkeend of rest in U x purposes lifter Um final ad­ wake of Um collapse of the journment of Um equsilxstioo meet­ summit conference. Cloudy, damp ing, and especially after the de­ weather in the Gettysburg area liv ery of the tax roll te Um lex threatened any prospect of golf collector.” today. Finch Trial Back B Ike Takes Rest K Thefts A t Track Charged To Two Two Orlendoeni, David Loren, IT, aad Belly Wallace, 31, were charged with grand larceny follow­ ing n theft at the Seminole Race­ way, the sheriffs department aald. They admitted Healing IS sad­ dles nod 17 bridles following their arrosLJaturday by Deputy W. R. The NBC network will carry a Sepbarger, Um sheriffs office said. delayed telecast «g mm report at They are being held on bonds of I1.S00 each. 9 p. a . Offers Help HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-M rs. Flor­ ence Aadland said today she wants te become • spiritual counselor dedicated te helping young girls In trouble. “ I believe,” she said. "Uiat so many young girls called Juvenile delinquents need under­ standing and love—not punish­ ment." Mrs. Asdltnd'a daughter, Beverly Aadland, is scheduled te be released from juvenile hall to­ day where eh* b is been held since April f Igr lack ef parental super vision. NO. 699 Issue Debated Contests In State, Name colling and the racial issue erupted at the first* o f two fla il political raUies in the coun­ ty Friday night, but at the final rally Saturday, the candidates In­ volved quieted down and spent their three minutes ia ■ last ditch attempt to get vote* before the second primary Tuesday, At the flrst rally at Kerr Park, a small crowd heard District 3 County Commission candidates hurl charges at each other and continued bitter words after they left the speaking stand. James Avery, first to speak, said that his opponent had " r e ­ sorted to half truths and lies in an attempt to assassinate my character." "He has brought lha race issue Into the election. I am for total segregation and do not have a Negro rampalgn manager. I would like to ae* my opponent make a public stand on this Issue," Avery said. District 3 Incumbent commis­ sioner Lawrence Swotford said, "I t waa not mo who mot to a Negro lodge and said I will lead your people to their rightful place In society. It was not me who la destroying relations with Ne­ groes here by meeting with,N e­ groes and making promises. It was net me that told Negroes that ‘you will never get In our schools union you gel rid o f Miltrod and Ibe pupil placement law *.'" After Swofford and Avery left the speaker’s stand, Avery kept up a verbal barrage at Swotford shouting, “ You are a liar Mr. Swofford. You ora ■ liar." However, at Up final rally Satu|dsy night at Memorial Stadium, Avary kept to hi* platform and aegregaUon waa not mewl lowed. He skid be wehte w art, toward • batter toed and atlnlangbM program and had "a o string* at­ tached" in him. "N o Klngfish summon* ma la hi* office (Or instructions," Avary aald. Swotford said ht had the beck­ ing o f hit district In that ho took District 3 in tho first primary by ■ large percentage'of votes. He Hood on hie record for "• well ordered development te the can­ ty." • . Other candidates in the run-off Homer LitUe aad John Flupatrich-, running for the District 3 onnmissioner. spoke on Ihelr re­ cords, with LitUe saying lhat if elected be would help ask the county legislative delegation to Introduce a bill to ralae home­ stead rxrmptioi\ from 15,000 to $7,500 for people over U living on pensions and smaU income*. Fitxpatrlck cited hie business ex­ perience and called for ■ "m ore businesslike approach to county affairs. In the District 3 County Com­ mission rare J, D. Cordell and Ted Williams both u id they op­ pose o county manager typo ef government. Other races in lha oorond pri­ mary will be for District • Jus­ tice of the Peace whan Elmor Ashley and Komar Bewail will face each other and In the race for constable of District 4. R. E. Carroll aod O. O. Owens era the opponent*. Tho polling places wUI open et 7 a. m. and close at 7 p. ns. Fare Blocked B oobU WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tho Civil Aeronautics Board blocked temporarily today f a n boosts pro­ posed by four major alrilns* and announced it would deal with higher passenger fares an an in­ dustry-wide basis. Be Independent The voters have been subjected lately to several dart throwinir contests Instead o f political campaign*. Some aspirants seek to ease into offica by being against most anything in the way o f a program and through being against. soma political personality on the county acenr. Thia makes their efforts dlatsateful and hardly in the public interest. The Herald has aald before, and repeats, that it ia not interested in political personalities but haa been plugging for the.progreaa o f the county and the good of the many citixena who juat want their buainesa handled right no matter who handles it. We are urging again that voters think independent­ ly and consider carefully what the candidates are offer­ ing In the way o f n realistic program and, moat of all, their qualifications, if any, fo r publie service. It's time for voters to real lie that leadership can­ not come from opportunists who hnvw none to offer. It’a time for the voters te atop voting against peo­ ple who have provided leadership when It waa needed anti now become the targets o f one and all who take the line o f least resistance and stoop to vilifying them. Every voter should search his mind for recollection o f how much some of these personalities have done for the public good while the "againa" and ail their Uk sat Idly by reaping the benefits. Every voter haa the responsibility o f letting the public good, not any private or factional axe grinder in­ fluence the way he votes. If this ia the basis of the voting, Seminole County will continue the progress it has atartad in spite of those who had only criticism and nothing else to offer. Adams Claims Support , v iy ;. i By I'aMod1Froo* leteruattoaal Jess Yarborough predicted vic­ tory te the runoff primary lor sec rotary ef otito i n f Tom Adam* claimed Um supptrt ef roUrlag Secretary ef Stale R, A, Gray Sunday, One of them wilt get Um Demo­ cratic nomination te the Cabinet post Tuesday. Yarborough asid, "1 have beep successful in c o m in g the mes­ sage lo the people thit I am fully qualified te bs their eeere- Here's A Switch- Gas Prevents Fire Fortunately for • fs o etstioa la Casselberry, the storage tasks filled Um day before prevented whet may have been a tragic ex­ plosion. An automobile seme "barrelling in" lo Ernie Thompson's Colonial service itatioa end felted te step until it had rammed on* o f the gee pumps, knocking off Re hinges. "A sudden spark from Mm damaged electrical wiring caused flames to shoot out from the lin k ." Pete Perry, attendant at Um Um* of Um mishap, related. "1 ran and rut the system off, but Um flames continued until Um flru department came end snuffed them out. leaving a charred pume and a crispy hose," Perry added. He esplsined Um reason the tanks didn't explode was teal they had been filled te cepacUy, which prevented aa air-pocket from forming. " A near empty lank would have raallv rained u axnlaaiaa." he Misfit* - lary of state end serve Um best interests o f riorid t." "Gray has Umc snd agate oxpressed complete confidence te . . Tom Adams snd has repeatedly expressed confidence that the people of Florida will choose him as their secretary of state." Yerborough was attacked from a new quarteV Saturday. N. D. Wslawright, who was defeated for the effloe te Use flrst primary, cslted Yarborough a "modern-day Benedict Arnold." Wslawright said Yarborough was on Um Dado County School Board which authorised Integratlou of Mlaml'a Orchard Villa Elementary School. Ho said Yar­ borough "already once has told Florida's principle* far poUUcal expedience through supporting late grottos te our stela's school system." Beth W. R. Hancock end Doyle Conner predicted they would wia handily In Dm runoff primary far commissioner of agriculture. Haaoeek said, " I f lh* people vote oe Um basis of which candi­ date has the record of perform­ ance, and is beet suited te serve on Um state Cabinet . . , there la an question In my mind that I will be elected . . , and my opponent retired from poliUca." Hancock said C om er "takes his order from bia political coach and fellow townsman, Charley Johns." Conner, who led the first pri­ mary. predicted he would win Tuesday's voting by more than 100,000 votes. He laid many of Hancock'* supporter* bad come ever t* hi* camp. "It is unfortunate lhat my oppo­ s e d saw fit to base his campaign oe personal emcars and fabricstiff nthteP Ihsa nn hit MIAMI (U P I)— Doyle * - CerV ton Jr. said today the architect e l Farris Bryant's gubernatorial campaign ia former governor Mil­ lard Caldwell, "a raactionsry de­ dicated to fight against any form o f prograae for Florida." Bryant charged Carlton with "hypocrisy" on the racial ques­ tion. Aa the two randldatea swapped charges, Gov. LeRoy Collin* an­ nounced ha-would go on television tonlgtit to make a speech on be­ half o f Carlton. Bryant said he was "am astd" nt Collins' "else* violation of the spirit e f the Con­ stitution." Carlton said Caldwell had b m quoted a* saying Florida mush avoid attracting any atom indus­ try. "This close* the ring o f antL labor and anti-industry- supported In the opposition camp," Carlton "Now wa know where they gag their reluctance te talk shoot •pnrifle plant for dlrocUng dustry o f Florida." Bryant, in Miami, said, " ponent’s comments fellow tern of hypocrisy characterised his m l , was far Interposition and a letter te prove It, but accusing me. He waa f closing and voted for * d ose them, but he was me. He helped wUhltek .. . vote school hill, but he was accu­ sing ma for following the ceurah he outlined." Bryant pointed out there Is B Florida law allowing pnranta te move their chlldres from integra­ ted schools. He sold m m o f the choices open te the psfonts would bo to placa hie child te a private school. Bryaat weald a> .T * whethoc ‘ subsidies .... te vet* schools. . " ! would be very careful abeng doing anything to affect adversely our publie school system," he said. The candidates meg fsre-to-fae* i n televised debate In Miami Sunday night. Bryant eald then that Car Itoil voted for a bill which would clean i t *•> Khoolt If National Guard troopn were used to fore* integration. Carlton denlrd the measure menHoned the National Guard. He •aid it specified only IntarvoaUaB by federal troops, Bryant read from what be said - t e • *®py o f Um bill end ta il Um words “ NaUenal Guard" a p . peered fa the test. Both Carlton and Bryant spent today in Miami in n lis t minute . appeal fok the 011/ * heavy vote.) They were to debate again over WPST-TV from 10 to It p. m, BFynat and Carlton affirmed their support o f the Pupil Assign­ ment Law during th* debate. Noth said they would ki-cp schools segregated If possible. Carlton suggested there I* g need for local authorities te h* armed with more power to haivJl* their racial problems. "I will see'< to give It (•> thru) If I am governor." ho said. Bryant said "The i ’upll As­ signment L**v l« th* best defense thnt we hud. If Integration falls, WO Will dr.visu new way to achieve our alms." Lryant said he thinks rrappur^ llonmrnt ran b* effected through the present Constitution. Carlton mainiainsd the growii g areas of tire state tan get no hslp In too legidaturo through this method. He advocated -changing the Con, niim tifi. Starts Wedn » « l Khool term oesdsy. b*gln registering aft: School between Ute S * LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL’S BAND waa g a o n i the muoJm l group* m i marmkan hi Hw Armed Force* Day par- •de Saturday la Sanford. Chairman Joel Field estimated that 7.000 NAVAL AIK STATION personnel u d oquipmnat * i n part o i Um b lf MM Robert B y* boat to crowd* viewing " Power for domonatratloM. • I j ■WHMRJMTftr’r i r " ' 4 . i" displays and (Horald Phntoa) �O M r«t r u n i r Lewis, 7t. M Me hem* In Lengwood Satur­ day following a ihort tUnesi, He w u bora April «, 1M1, In L angwsad, and *»• • number of 0m Langwood Baptist Church. ■Hs to survived b y bts wifs, Mrs. JMith Lswte, Longwood; or# daughter, Mrs. Orars French, Lootrwood) on* m , T. W. Lewi,, Orlande; scvun elatare, M i l May Wins Attendance Award In District Tha Jay esc s will launch their third polio inoculation drive all day Saturday at tha information butiding on Hoy. 17-92. At former drives, close to 1,000 persona have been inoculated. Cost of each ■hot la $1. The Royal Arch Wldowa *1)1 hove a covered dish supper ot IlM p. » . Tuesday at tha Masonic ,W ailer, Springfield, A le , Mrs. Mall. A business- mealing will be * ■Malle Nartfn, Oklswsha, Mrs. held after the supper and all Grace Thorton, Mrs. AUra Click Royal Arch members are invited. '■•d Mrs. Bertha Shipp, ell e f The Monroe Chapter R.A.M., Renford; two brother#, Fred J. Lewis; Ormond Ranch, W. A. will bold Ha regular meeting and confer a degree at 7:10 » . to. Lewis, f engTrald Funeral aervtoee will he held nt Tuesday d p, m, Tuesday a t Brisaou Fun. Sidney L. Vihlen Jr., nf San­ •ml Berne, with the Rev. Lewis ■kedak .......... * RBaptist t^ l.S /1h.u L ford *111 graduate from Southern Flitch, tLesigweed Church Union Junior College to Wadley, Ala., June I. ■: X gO D i t g y h i QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED > PRICES SOOO Thru Wednesday. May JJsh t Tha City Commission win meat bearings will Include toning of at I p. m. today with three pub- four newly annexed lots in San lie hearing* as (ha main Items Sam XnolU and a hearing on a nf business. One hearing will request to abandon a right-ofway an Third St. between Mellonvilla end San M am a Ave*. T O THE VOTERS OF SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y ryn Avery Lewie, « , 127 Circle, died ef a heart atwhile at New Smyrna Beach iu She said that Florida now leads the entire organisation in Anchor Chibs, sponsored by Pilots aad composed of high school etudenla. Southern Bella Frozen Minute Mold Frozen LEMONADE Kefauver Faces Election Challenge * r DEVILED CRABS Sft 9‘ Minute Mold Frozen 99* Orange JUICE 5 c « *1 8 Jesse Jewell Gr. “A " Quick Frozen C D V C D Breoat, Thlghz, r\ I lx T C lx Drumsticks A Mrs. Ribs V an, SO. died nt her heme at S a. m. Friday following a abort Itleeaa. udga Who claims tha liberal Beta Feb. IT, UM. to Mascot, vlewa Of the form er. Democratic ■ho lived to Sanford lav the p u t vice presidential candidate do not IS years. She wee e member e f the Primitive Baptist Church. Conaorvntive Judge Andrew T. She is survived by thru daugh­ ters, Mre. deha Began , Mice (Tip) Taylor, who opposes KaSetde Vera, Mrs. Jack Palnttrj touvar to tha Aug. < PamncruUc eat aee, Jullae Vara; five bra* primary, to expected to a a h e Keihort, W . M, Knight, Bally Knight. suvar’e lecaed, ecpeclaUy his Oliver Knight, Kfaeer Knight and vetoa eg civil rights and lahar Mila, a major campaign toaua. Matthew tKnight Privets funeral eervieee were h ell at 4 p. m. Saturday nt Brie* aee Funeral Home, with the Rev. Crawford, Orlando, edftotottaff. Ccnttr Cut Pork PUFFIN SWEET or BUTTERMILK Hospital Notes m u n !*: Shirtag Jahason, laniard; Gwen­ dolyn Norris, Sanford; Maggie Hagea, Sanford; Gaorgana Kalian•chmidt, Sanlord; Sarah Slmmoea, Sanford; Frankia May Thomas, Saafurd; Charia Bowers, Longwood; Ossie Marion, Sanford; Wil­ liam C. Halbach, Santord; Floyd T a l l m a n , Laka Mary; Vtoyd Rowes, Oviedo; Georgia Smith, Santord, Barbara Edwards, San- Umn one 'of YOUR CHOICE with a M OO Mr, aad Mrs. Charles Beware, Loogweed, a dsugbtar; Mr. and Mrs. Boy Johaaoe, Santord, a dsugbtar. Margaret Tyre, Santord; Bits Pilate, Mims; Sylvia Farnsworth, Santord; Mary Bristol, Ovtodo; Richard Burks, Sanford; Mrs. W. L. Dicksrboof aad baby, Santord; Geri Clark, Santord; Elijah Wal­ ters, Sanford; Bulb Mattery. San­ ford; Brian Sills, Santord; Kmma Ragan, Santord; Mrs. Msxie MUtor and bafay, DeBary; Eras .Wise­ man and baby, Sanford. Helm Tomato Thrifty Maid Tomato 12-ox.' Bott. Ahtor Frozen G R A PE JU ICE A*tor VUomln Rich tor 79* DELSEY TISSUE ■rmreiai i J 1 �-■ Iff Ig g fs rl frralS • Mon. May 28, I860—P a f« 8 TOKYO (UPI) —Stone-throwing leftist students protesting the United States - Japan security treaty injured scores of policemen today in e brief bu' bloody battle outside the Japanese Diet (Parlia­ ment) building. Police headquarters reported M policemen were Injured, 14 of them seriously. Student leaders said * 40 or SO' of their ranks were injured by dub-swinging po lice, none seriously. Flfteer of the rioters were arrested. It took 9,000 police to break up the student mob of 1,800. Then the students regrouped and did a snake dance to the Tokyo railroad station, stopping en route to throw some stones at the Foreign Min­ istry building. At the station, Takeo Hiyama, chairman of the Young Commun­ ist League, vowed te and his fol­ lowers would burn down Premier Nobuiuke Kishl's residence and the Foreign Ministry "when the time is ripe." Hayaraa told United Press In­ ternational afterward he was or­ ganising thousands of students for violent demonstrations against President Eisenhower when he ar­ rives on a slate visit next month. The clash came after police re­ peatedly warned the students for HOME FOGGING several hour* that their demonatration was Illegal and they must break It up. The itudente Ignored the warn­ ing; and pranced about in wild make dancet denouncing the treaty and demanding the reiignational of Kiahl who pushed It through Parliament last week. Klahl aim hai been under presaure from moit Japanese newspapen and many leading politi­ cian!, Including tome member* of his own Liberal-Democratic Party, to step down. 90 DAY GUARANTEE All Homes Up To 1,000 Sq. F t . ----- $15.00 $1 For Each 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 SOUTHERN CHEMKALS, INC Florida's sugar cans harvest totaled 914.800,000 In value during 1089. 201 N. KI.M AVK. FA 2-54M Check the job . . . Check the experience •' ! > TOUCHTON’8 DRUG Co. Manager At Chllea congratu­ lates Mra. Jewell* Chapman who has rounded out IS years o f service with the company. (Herald Photo) T H E Y CO TO G ETH ER ! Kennedy, Rivals Begin Scramble To Land Uncommitted Delegates WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h * con­ test for the Democratic presiden­ tial nomination moved into a new f arena today with Sen. John F. Kennedy and hia rival* ready to scramble for delegates still un­ committed or still to be chosen. The Oregon vote last Friday waa Q u o ta b le Q uotes ■y United Pro** UUrwaUanal MOSCOW—Moscow Radio, stat­ ing that Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev has promised Ruisis would sign so separate peace treaty with East'Germany without consulting Its World War 11 allies: “ The Soviet Union keeps iU promises. The peace treaty is • ameane to ease tssaions, not te In9crease thorn." LEBANON. Ohio — Red Alvtf, former warden n< Ohio Peniten­ tiary and now first superintandent of a new prison for Aral offender*, denying that • the ultra-modern prison with Individual colls and soft musk 1# elaborate: "Tboro la nothing elaborate about a toilet without n seat, sinks I without plugs, and a window with 1 b a n ." MACAO—Loo Sou, a 97-year-oid fisherman who fled here from Bod China by boat, explaining why he and others risked death to cicape to freedom: • "W o are quit* recklaaa because we believe we are already aeatonaed to death by starvation and over­ work. One way or another wo are ) doomed to die, so wo escape.” the lest of the major presidential primary contests this year before the Democratic national conven­ tion opens at Loa, Angeles seven weeks from today, Twenty of the so states still must choose delegates, although the delegations from two of these —Indians and Maryland—already are committed to Kennedy for at least one ballot by their presiden­ tial preference vote*. Kennedy's victory In Oregon waa his seventh without a defeat, although he had major contests in only four stales, lie started the campaign as the man to beat and the primaries served to stretch hia lead over such actual, or pro­ spective rivals as Sen. Stuart Sym'lngton, Senate Democratic Lead­ ers Lyndon B. Johnson and Adlai E. Stevenson. After two defeats apiece by Kennedy, Sena. Hubert H. Hum­ phrey and Wayne L. Mere* both -bowed out es candidate* far the presidential nemiaett— *» The United Press International count o f committed and known first ballot preference* now shows Kennedy with 303H convention votea, Johnson with MV% and Sym­ ington with t m . A candidate needs Til vptes to win the Democratic Domination. These figures do not toll the whole story because sentiment baa jelled In tome etatea which have not yet cboeen delegatee. In elate conventions next month, for ex­ ample, Texas will provide at votes for John n o end Connecticut 11 far Kennedy. V* • Hf'J* ------0. s jV k Wip) j -4 b ■HP- ELECT DOYLE CONNER C O M M IS S IO N E R O F A G R IC U L T U R E THE JOB: No post in the State Cabinet has such impact upon public welfare as that o f the Commissioner of Ranted. Fin. PHILADELPHIA — lire. James C. Parker, of Grand Hapidi. Mich., president of the National Congroee of Parents and Teaebcra, calling on adults to sat good esam plea for their children: "If adults ait out their leisure at sitdown sports and twiddle the TV dial for twaddle, hew can we expect the young to labor at ardusous learning^" less then M,W* barrels a day count for IT percent of the lion's crude oil production. 0 > A .C .,F I N A N C E Agriculture. The duties o f this office*go far beyond the State’s agricultural pursuits — into intimate comers of everybody’* life; the car you drive, the lipstick you use, the food you eat, the welfare o f your child in school, the taxes you pay, your health, the economic stability o f your job. EXPERIENCE: 10 YEARS OF LEGISLATIVE SERVICE: Five terms, Florida House of Representatives. Houm Speaker in 1957-1958. Chairman of Agriculture Committee (two sessions). Chairman o f Committee on Rules, Member Health, Finance and Taxation, Safety, Citrus Committees, Constitutional Advisory Commission, Legislative Council. An outstanding legislative record, wide agricultural experience, complete freedom from special-interest ties and devotion to the public welfare qualify Doyle Conner for Commissioner o f Agriculture. HE pledges to: 1. promote the general welfare o f Florida, and as a Member o f the State Cabinet to promote increased efficiency and economy in government; 2. promote the development o f markets for Florida products through the establishment of a Market­ ing Institute; 3. p l a n for better U B a g e o f Florida lands; 4. promote conservation, drainage, and development o f the State’s water resources; 5. promote Florida’s vast citrus industry, and assure uniform inspection; 6. protect farmers and the public, by rigid inspection and control o f weights, measures, and analyses of consumer products; 7. .assure honest and impartial enforcement o f laws, regulating feeds, seed, fertilisers, insecticides, and fungicides; 8. advance the school system of Florida; 9. foster adequate care of the aged and o f dependent children; 10. protect our bays, beaches, and waterfronts against indiscriminate filling; 11. assure job stability based on efficiency for De­ partment o f Agriculture employees; 12. work for adequate prisons and mental institu­ tions; 13. implement reorganization o f the Agriculture De­ partment */Vf f . DOYLE CONNER is interested in the problems o f our county, as well as the rest o f the state. During this cam­ paign ha has vialted Seminole County four times. DOYLE CONNER received 3591 of the 6782 Seminole votes cast to nominate Commissioner o f Agriculture^ Ha appreciates the confidence shown by your vote, and asks your continued support ✓ • - t * ..v. VOTE TOMORROW •VOTE FOR F«L P o l Adv. By La 1- . 1 I - Ai *, -■ I V '- . m m • a t W. ., �, ii .. ySSSZFKX-mAXZ-r■% ' -VfT ... -. , . i . l i . - h . • . ... -r - ; ? . k -> ■. ^ ■• ,-1 Mr. Billopp munlit ayatem la *o Immoral, wicked and menacing to We*tern vein o f tha summit conference ctvtIllation that a policy that ana scarcely le u than that— unctions ita exiatenee la not aesold war warrior* will try to ceptable. Somewhat la** emotion­ over-hath tha Soviet Union al but nd lee* Implacable are the I the tftHcd States. 'The ex- man In tha Atomic Energy Comt to which they aecceed will be million and the pentagon who a n I measure o f the danger la convinced that America1! ’ policy mint be ufta or strength pushed to teh the world now eland*. H that part! there cannot bo a point at which In ona way or i least doubt. In a fall from Uw another it will overwhelm tha So­ emit, w W » f tha Western pew- viet Union. had unto quite recently talk-, The danger Inherent In these attitudes la evident enough. A t ita farthest limit ere the I’enUkan p .a t m halfway point. The drop planners who prepars detailed pa­ ereclpltops, the dlslllualon som­ pers to provo that the United States can absorb forty million ite'frtetien lit Washington that casualties In a nuclear war and l consistently oppoeed any un- yet emerge the eventual victor. They will now be pushing for * tending with Soviet Russia, never limited, la well identified, more ready alerts, greater de­ ceneiate, an the one hand, of fense appropriation* and an end t hard-core antl-Communist* to all contact! with the enemy to • are convinced that' tha Com- tho east. WASHINGTON—Along a major treat behind Uw Iron Curtain, h i p e o p le •m a symbol that nooks Khrushchev's world-shahsg denunciation oi spying. Hla street la In Prague, Ctecholovakls. On my v isit' there I earned that U was renamed ’Jhmenberg" by the Communist* I t ' a tribute to the "honor and raler” o f Ethel j n d Jalius Rosentars, two o f hfltory’i moat treaThe thoroughfare waa thus tillI after the couple waa executed ir turning over our atomic sec•U to toe deviate. And now, dddrete, spying in Nikita Khruahbar's lo o k fern be corns, he tells ke world, an net o f war. What tho deeds o f Urn Rosenergs mag eventually eoet in bum o Uvea, no o re win know. Con•maty, the assigned mission ef Got Fronds 0 , Powars was aimIk’ to. aavo our nation countteu deed, us eo-cailed "truth I In picture myself In Ms wt It waa a vague Image, In solitary confinement! have a ay Idas — ■ bare - o f what hla capture bad ths world T Could not envision ay t l s name to known la'.-go almost tvory man. and cHte in tho United And virtually Uw globe r There must be others, like I, (oilin g and wondering about this fine-looking young man whose fate may be death by a firing squad behind the Iron Curtain. In tha morning I went to tho phono and catted Mra. William Hilemsn, and aakad * " bar " J * whit about baa been crossing hsr ml young Powers. "It's strange that you ask ms that question,” sbo said, “ for Just n tew minuted ago at breakfast I was sitting there trying to picture what P ra n d j waa having for breakfast on this day. . Joyce HUetnan la Francis Pow­ ers* younger sister. Sha'a a strik­ ing brunette, and a mother. These h ir e been daye o f mental torture for her, and for the other listers —Jean, Joan, JanJco and Jessie. Francis — or "G ary” aa they aomeUmes call him —la thalr only brother. Mrs. Hlteman, who works la a Washington Insurance office, keeps at her aide at all times ■ portable atoctrie radio to grasp at any news about her brother. “ Vou beard about Dad, I guess,” Mrs. Hlloman said. ” H# wants to azebango himself to the Russians for Franeli. He’s already applied for a passport.” Joyce .aid that U tbe Reds refuse kirn, she’d try to offer her­ self hi her brother’s (lace. Meanwhile, na for young Powers and the events leading up to hla capture, tba outaide world knows virtually nothing. Will wa ever get Uw full, true story! Tbe mission — arranged by hlgher-upa — may now appear to have been a blunder. But, then •gate, when and If the real story Is known there may he oaUbliahed n monument proud and tall fat the name ef Francis 0 . Pew- : CAB9 > 4 « 7 t Harley H , aged waa tha euggMtion, eo new, virile t o , to an insurance eseeuUve, ” "Dr, Crone," he begin, Mwh*t mates were imported, hut to no avail. do medics think about the pen e f ■ The* It waa frrual that-a Gay trace o f cobalt was needed, Now tho sheep, Instead o f becoming ex­ tinct, a rt thriving better than ever before. Bo modern medicine realise* that trace chemicals may spell tha difference between Ilfs and death. In our modern vitamin capsules, we often include a doaan chem­ icals, ton, but the ocean water has far more. Indeed, all water soluble chantglude with thin ndvlcai , wntor, wnicn contains tracts * "Cancer la apparinUy due to of nearly BO chemicals. fam e chemical dWkleaey,* Kelp and shrimp and other aea t And many ether ailments that product* may thus offer us some axtro chemicals that are now leak­ ,»u* attributed to g e m s, such at ing in our usual farm soil. fttahetem gray hair, baldness, posBut a little o f the ocean water aiM r multiple sclerosis, myaathan- Itself would give us the entire supply o f aolublo chemicals, and probably ba far e boaper. Instead o f paying M per pound fo r seaweed, you could get eeeen water far • few rente per gallon, •nd yea folks along the sea eoasta can dip it up by the bucketful, free of charge. In tha Commoniit bloc the fit* lion convinced of the Inevitability of the cold war I* harder to de­ fine but It may bo equally Impor­ tant In tha equation of uncertain­ ty and fear that wo new confront. It la on tha oppoalUon of thcaa dem enti that the beat explana­ tion o f Premier Khruihchev'a d o lent and Intractable behavior here In Paria may be found. Little noticed outaide tha.Communlit bloc, a drumfire of attack on- Khruibchev haa crown louder In recent month*. Coming In ita purest form from Rad China, the attack haa cantered in Khruihchsv’a " h i m y " In tba weird subterranean world o f the MarxlitLanlntat doctrine. Khruihcbrv waa laying not only that peaceful coexlitenca between capitallim and communlam waa poaalbla but that laadar* in tha Wait, notably Preaidant Klaenbower, genuinely wanted peace. The true faith In tha view o f the Chtncae and othera among tha hard-line Com. munlata la that no “ imperiallat" can want peace, and tha war be­ tween capitallim and communlam muat go on to Ita and with the triumph of-tha latter. When Prealdent Elsenhower at hla prea* conference laat week not only accepted reiponilblllty for tha U-3 plana incident but aeemed to ba aaying that he approved tha continuance o f ' auch M i g h t * , Khruahchev waa put in an ex­ tremely embarraaaJng poiitlon. Ha had apparently bean proved wrong and hie auipicloua critic* war* proved right. Whether, aa utcIUta obaarvara hare Inalit and aome We*timer* agree,- Khrushchev waited until 8unday night for a alga that Eis­ enhower would voluntarily dis­ avow tha flights Ii perhaps now It Is considered Important thit a child be put eariy to bed to Insure it tba sleep no which Its health and growth depend. The .child will not apperelate Urn value o f sleep to Its health and growth. It will be more eonceraed at the moment with some­ thing It Is Interested in doing. Be■Idas, It associates going to steap tarty wth babyhood, Perhaps the child haa A > r brothers and slstera who ire al­ lowed to alt up Iste.'Or th e e may be children la the neighlmrhood wboM parents do not take their responsibilities seriously, t r who pooh-pooh tho theory tha^ chil­ dren have to go to bed er.riy la order to be healthy and grow. Thus a child who goes to bod early will bo envious o f older brothers and sisters or will be humiliated before children of ita own age who do not have to go to bed early. . Whstcver tho reason, tho child will fight the proposal that it go to bed tarty. It will changa tea subject. It will appear not to bear. It will a sk , pennlulon to stay up just a few' minutes moro lor some special purpose. _____ (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) •nd be ao rich ! We did not Investigate the daughters. They are ell back el Vaster. Thus the old order changeth. Farm prices are supported. Tbe props ere knocked out from under American humor. * * * The hatard to your traveling correspondent la not tbe fanner’s daughter. It la his own fair mai­ den. "What did you bring m o !" she ■aid. “ A heartful o f love end a bag­ ful of kisses.” , ! am a romantic ■oil. It scams 1 should bava brought something from Bergderl Good­ man. One year you can bring them bubble gum. The next they have grown Into teenage harptoa. Noth* mg Will do less than cashmere sweaters, A 10-cent comic book still paci­ fies our small boy, thank good­ ness. I can scarcely afford to go any­ where. It coils ma so much to com* home. I l l A good many expensive things hare plied up since I left. A mere three week* ago. The bathtub ta leaking down through the plaster. it lalleth as a senile rain from heaven—upon the afternoon bridge players, The plumber cannot find tbls leak. The merry fellow sug­ gests taking the house down end putting It back together again. The gay tent with the Roy Rog­ ers print baa. fatten among tbe poison oak. Did our 4-year-old eowboy do It! Ho did not! "It waa Donna and Carrie. They pulled It down.” I gather that our boy stood by, pleading with them in e gentle­ manly fashion to desist. He went around propping It up. He did hla best. H e . waa overwhelmed by the two young ladies who share his good fortune and hla bad. (Hla fortunes have been terrible lately —a female around a lent la like same around a house; always movI'm . tha furniture.) coneoquently, the tent came down. It la scattered around the hillside. The scene looks somewhat as the Little Big Horn must have appeared that day In UTf- after Custer had 'leafoed his military lesson: "Never dlvted your forces In tbe faee e f • superior m n y , " "What did you bring m a!” aha u ld . 1 do not divide my forces. 1 divide my belongings.' . "I did not bring you a cashmere •wraier, daughter, But you can borrow on e.of my white shirts to wear iloppy-llke. With the tell hanging out over your Bermudas." For my son: "1 have brought you a gorgeous corale book. It ahowa how to fight dragons.” (It I* • plugger comic hook far a Russian movie: ‘‘The Sword and the Dragon.” Sent to mo by Mr. Boon Reyes, tho show bU enterprenear, it to for free. Thus we enpi- tatiste save money.y e a e Jherc are atacki of bills. Tha ■laid utility blUa that show 1 am a man of settled habits. (Also that modem comforts have me by tho throat.) The restaurant and theater bills. (They show I am gay blade.) Tbe bank loans are due. (I am n im porter of free enterprise.) Tim butcher, the baker. Tho gangsm an and the electrician— "How tn tba world do we blow that many fu ses!” Father to back at tha old stead agate. Relax. J regret that It has not been poesible for me to meet and talk with each of you. I had to work, ill order, to keep up my obli* :rations, and that cut down my available time* » • Enforce the laws impartially. • Bo at your oervlce 24 hours a day. • Equip my car for emergency needs* • Work with the other law enforcement agencies and with the courta. SECRETARY OF STATE J m tt THI M O ST I AM IS VALUABLE 3 T O YO U, TH E S U R-*Et - — ... ------------- ---- •■•\Lvrst' : ■ - ■ ________________ GROUP V O T' E • M A Y M ■ ■ C IT IZ E N S . AND at V . . .. . v - v j v BY A N Y Your vote and rapport will to appreciated. BE 1 N O T BACKED O R IN D IV ID U A L . M Y T O T A L LO YA LTY u e u u iu u , w av. - S-744S. CITIZENS of Seminole County: FOR g Pin n string nbovn and in thn if they are level. They should center o f an open doorway and be level and on a horizontal *o tha plane with on® another. Thn attach • email weight to the ^ atUntlon l f other end. Remove all clothing points am not an they from your child, ntafid him should be. with hin back to the string ao \ misaligned nplnn can cause that it falls along many ailmenta o f childhood the center o f the auch an poor toniiin, bad* n eck without eyes, bed wetting, running* touching it. Have ears, headaches, chronic colda, him stand on etc. To thn Chiropractor both feet, eyea these misalignments indicate dosed and in- what in wrong with your struct him to re- child. The spine haa been hla ______ lax. Now note study and its correction uathe contours o f the spine In turally i i safest in his hands, relsUon to tbs firing. A nor- on e o f a series e f articles mil spine should be directly ptlWial,ed la the public l i t e r - , n line with the string and Mt tn txplaia bS fluatratc* the string should fall directly (he practice e f scientific through the crease o f the chtrepraetle, written by Dr. buttocks. P. Iteo Kerwia wheec efficc is Now note the shoulders and located at SOI 8. French Are. hip bones. Hold n yardstick and hla telephone ■■■her to If you elect mo Constable for District time and effort to that offlee, and will do these thinfs you efficientlyt TOM ADAMS »h e a ha might have been w 10 feet o f It all the time he wi that small sailing vessel! God Almighty created the man body to taka ear* o f 1 P « tty wall, If It haa tho row — NEW YORK (U PI) - Business­ men favor east cuts, not higher U rforeign competition la domestic markets, according to a Newt Front Magatine survey. The pub­ lication said to per cent e f th<n M> corporation presidents Inter­ viewed voted for eoet cutting e e l only • per cent fevered tarffii with reservation. Check Your Child’s Spine By This T e s t :' £Jbudt CIUJ ’Id/iuLclBlC ^didcdsi |v .- Not Favored Happiness Through Honlth "D id you haar the ooe about the traveling aaltiman and tha farmor*a daughter! W a ll.. . , Those ’w ort the Jokes of our time, child, They w e n not Mart flshl caliber, kids. But we whooped cold aaleutetion, la to Indulge in n kind o f ostrlchlim especially dangerous for this moment The satellite observer! here have been u y tn g, "How would you In America have reacted if • R um lan plana had bean shot down near Chicago or D etroit!” Tho pam* question ha* bean In tha minds of the French and the Brit­ ish, And member* o f the Soviet delegation hava demanded, "How waa Chairman Khrushchev and tha Defense Ministry to know that the tiplonage pinna whan it waa first detected did not carry a nuclear bom b!” It Is logical to expect that out of tho fear and tension created, together with the Insistence of tho Soviet Defense Ministry on moro etringent measures, will come a hair-trigger alert. Tha danger ef accidental war, which in Uw past Khrushchev haa seem­ ed genuinely to fear, la Immeas­ urably increased. Determined parents will net give in. Fateful aa the order may be to tbe child and aa contest? to Ua wishes they will put to t child’* future good above all other con­ siderations. 'Jk$wk 9 They m ay hove to deal In bribery, make p ro m lm and even Indulge In eoinpromisea. But their wiDporr* ‘rill prevail over that c ! tee soda *ed they win get It to bed end to steep add enjoy a e f triumph. triumph will teem having had all tha (I m p it wants end needs for health and growth will wake at dawn and make enougVte noise to get tha rest o f tha house­ hold ur with it. -Christopher Billopp ' ( Adv. 2* 4 ! �0 O d er springs O u b Groom-Elect Plans Picnic Surprised A t June Meeting With Shower "Stop Worrying and Start IJrInc* 'was the topic of the pro­ gram given by Mri. Eva Harkey, at the monthly meeting of the Eld ir Spring! Home Demonitration Club, at the home of Mr*. Lorry Black. Mrs. Harkey pointed out that non-worrier* were very acarce today and that people should try to eliminate things that cause worry. Mrs. Earl Bradbury led ihe de­ votion. Reports were given and Miss Myrtle Wilson laid about the Deep South plant. Three club members also altended this tour. Plins were made for a picnic at the June meeting, Mrs. David Fauvcr will be hostess to this meeting at her home. Mrs. Har­ old Fauvcr welcomed two visitors, Mrt. J. P. Henderson of Miami and Mrs. Harkey from the San­ ford club. Mr*. Black served refreshments to Mr*. Harkey, Mr*. W. D. Simpson, Mra. Fauvcr, Mrs. S. E. Norwod, Miss Norlne Norwood, Mra. Henry Foster, Mra. Lydia Schulze, Mrs. R. L. Bradbury, Mrs. Carl Bradbury, Mrs, M. V. Nolan, Miss Wilton, Linda and Ann Bradbury and Jean Nolan. Mr. and Mr*. Karl Doiiey and their daughter. Evir. were host* at a miscellaneous surprise allower, last'week, for Harold Johmon. groom-elect of M in Tommye Metbvtn. The couple was told that the party would be a tea for Mt»* Mrthvin and did not learn who wai really the honorrr until time to open Ihe gifts. He received many personal gift* and item* that men would enjoy in the home. Refreshment! and a social hour was enjoyed by those present in­ cluding Mr. and Mr*. Briton John­ son. parents of the honoree. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Winn, Miss Methvln'a luo sisters, Misses Imogene and Elizabeth Methvin, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mossman, Mr. and Mr*. Pete Echols, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Viblen and Miss Duane Vlhlen. Oviedo Parties Precede Wedding O f Miss Lundy tjcm dsw AZALEA CIRCLE Mr. and Mrt. Henry Russell, Mr. and Mrt. Roy Tillia and Mist Ellalee Kirchhoff were Joint hoslctsea to the Azalea Garden Circle mcmbera and their famtliea at a supper • at Rw Russell home on Marina k le. The guests assembled In the apacious party room with glasa doors on one aide framing a beau­ tiful aeon* of Ihe St. Johru River. They were acrvrd from an ex­ tremely long tabic with arrange­ ments of Gloriosa lilies. Circle members presented Mr*. Hfnrv McLaulin, retiring president, with a gift. A brief buiineti meeting waa held, including reporta of the past year's activitiei. Membera were reminded of the program on lawna and lha annual May luncheon meeting. The new officers were then In­ troduced and installed. They arc Mrs. John Callahan, president; Mrs. C. P. Harkey, vie* president; Mrs. It. F. Steele, secretary and _ Mra. Porter Lansing, treasurer. 9 Mr*. Callahan appointed the various eommitte* chairmen and Mrs. J. P. Cullen, program chair­ man. revealed plana for next year’s programs. Tha hospitality of the hostrssea and the scenic grandeur of Marim i let* was enjoyed by the 25 person* attending. CAMELLIA CIRCLE * Membera of tha Camellia Circle m held Use final session of the club year In tha form of a picnic. With sbeir husbands invited as guatta they assembled at the recreation area of Lake Golden for n aleak try and enjoyed a social get-to­ gether from S to • p. m Each couple brought them i*.vn eteaks and the circle furnished beans, salads, drinks snd deiaerl, Hoataasea wera the Mmes. J. L. Horloo Jr., A. K. Shoemaker Jr., m W. L. Gramkow, Earl Lae. Richw ard Silver* Jr.. Bob Crumley and Dan Hamner. Those attending were Mr. and Mra. Vernon Hardin. Mr, and Mra. Tom McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stataon,. Mr. and Mrs J. Harold Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chilta and the hostesses snd their husband*. * MAGNOLIA CIRCLE Japanese lantern* and blue bulbs gaily lighted the garden of the J. E, Ntcholds borne oo West First Street as members of the Magnolia Circle entertained their husbands at a aupper. The menu of fried chicken and alt the trim­ ming* made everyone forget their diets and waist lines. Hostesses were Mr. and Mr*. Ntebolds, Mrs. William Bind sir, Mrs. Frank Lalske and Mrs. Har­ old Sherwood. Members were re# minded of the final geneigl luncheon meeting. Mra. H. K. Ring, incoming chairman, presented a gift to Mra. Joa Messier, retiring chairman. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, Mr. and Mra. Sher­ wood, Mri. Messier, Mrs. Ring, Mr*. Lirske, Mr. And Mrs. A n Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hama, Mr. and Mrs. Olio Bordorf, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Elmore, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Harris. Mrs. Richard Elam, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Simerly, Mr. and Mra. U M ar Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smith. Mra. Veala Smith, Mra. Anne Will*), Mrs. L. Arm­ strong and lha Nlcholds. • MRS. LEONARD J- FAULK JR. Miss Lundy Weds Leonard L Faulk BY MARIAN R. JONES The chapel of the Firit Metho­ dist Church of Oviedo was Use scene of the May IS wedding unit­ ing Miss Ann Elizabeth Lundy and Leonard Leon Faulk Jr. Mist Lundy i* Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lundy, of Oviedo. Mr. Faulk It the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Faulk Sr., also of Oviedo. The Rrv. George 11. Carlton of­ ficiated at Ihe double-ring serv­ ice amidst a setting of palma. baskets of white gladioli, pom poms, lilies and greenery. Can­ delabra bearing burning white lapera were used on either side*of the altar. Family pews were marked with white satin ribbons and lied with white bowa, A while aisle cloth was also used. Miss Yvonne King, a school male of the bride, served as maid-of-honor. Bridesmaids were Mias Patricia Broach, of Miami, and a cousin of tha bride, and Miss Judy Rusaell, of Eau Gallie. The brlda'i younger slater, Mias Jane Lundy, was junior bridesmaid. The bride, given in marriage by iher father, waa radiant in her formal gown of hand clipped Chan­ tilly lace designed with an elon­ gated bodice and scalloped sabrina neckline embroidered with pearls and aequlns. The long tap­ ered alecvea ended in polnU over her bend. Her fingertip veil of imported illusion was attached to a small Swrdith crown of pearls and brilliants and ihe carried a bouquet of while orchida and ticpha nolle on ■ prayer book. The attendants were all gowned alike In street length dresses of pink organza over taffeta and white lace. They were designed with cap sleeves and a double rose effect of self-material on the filled bodice. They carried bou­ quets of roses to match th* color of their dresses. Leonard L. Faulk Sr. served a* best man for hi* son. Ushergroomsmen were Sana* Warnright, Glsnn I<e* and Jimmy Brookshire. A program of nuptial music was presented by Mrs. T. L. Unao Sr., organist and Mrs. W. II. Martin, soloist. The bride'* mother chose for her daughter's weddiog a street length dresa of champagne lace with accessories lo match and ■ corsage of yellow rosea. The mother of the bridegroom chae* E C O N O M IC A L H O T W ATER a dress of blue lace with pink and blue accessories and a cor­ sage of pink roses. A reception was held immediate­ ly fallowing Ihe wedding in Fel­ lowship Hall of the First Metho­ dist Church James R. Brookshire received guests at the door. The table, covered with a silver and gold cloth, was centered with Ihe tiered wedding cake, surround­ ed frith fern and roses and flank­ ed by silver candlclmtdcri bear­ ing burning pink and while can­ dles. Twu cryslal punch bowls ware presided over by Mr*. Waller Menges and Miss Marlene Bellhorn. Cutting ihe ,-akc wa» Mrs, Mary Ann Fletcher, Circulating hosicsics were Artanna Green, a cousin of the bride from Orlando, Ann Slavik, Unda Ray, Gay Iflrey, Marilyn Partin and Carol and Jan Beasley. Bev­ erly Faulk, siiler of the bride­ groom kept the bride's book. Mrs. Joe Battle and Mrs. Charles T. N'iblack assisted with the guests while Angela Ray and Mary Jane Kelsey gave the rice bag* to Ihe gueats. For traveling the bride chose a two-piece ensemble nf mot* green dacron and cotton with beige accessories pink sweetheart corsage. Following a honey* moon trip to Ihe Eaat Coast the couple will he al borne on Lake Charm Drive where they have taken an apartment. Church MONDAY W. M. U. Leadership Clinic at First Baptist Church, starling at •:«* a, m. Bring a sandwich for lunch. TUESDAY Men of the Presbyterian Church will bold their aupper meeting at T p, m. DRAPES MONDAY Sanford Drove lao B. P. O. Does will meet at I p. m. at tha Elks Club for Ihe regular business meet­ ing. TIEHDAY The DAV Auxiliary will meet al 7:30 p. m. at the DAV home on the Orlando Highway for Hie regular business session. M I7 1 AIZss Messer Feted At Graduation Tea A graduate lea honoring Mlsi were of red roses, carnations, Phyllia Messer was given by her vcrhlnas and white lllici. Grad ailhourUcs decorrd the mother, Mrs. J, H. Messer, and uatr dining entrance. Mias Ola B, Yalri at the honorThe refreshment table* was overee'a home at 2A0J Kim Avenue. laid with while linen cloth. MU* Messer was presented with Miniature I graduates compleicd the table arrangements. Re­ a gift of lingerie. Carrying out the class colors freshments of canape*, mints, floral arrangements in Jhr home nuts and punch, with red roses frozen in an ice cake, were serv­ ed lo Ihe guc»ts. Background mu­ sic for Ihe occasion was a stereo alhom entitled "Billy Vaughan Plays". Guests calling between the Imur* of 4 and * p. m. were Misses Sandra Deikins, Ronnie Moller, Annette Yales. Shirley Jones, Pally Griffith, Margaret Mr. and Mr*. John Keeling were Fortson, Linda Spivey, Sally Wil­ host! at a farewell dinner parly, liams, Sue Kokr. Frances Strick­ recently at Jim Spencer’* Restau­ land, Jeanne Southward, Fay Noel, rant, honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. and Lois A. Metier, Andersons Honored With Dinner Party A t Spencers C. Anderson of Winter Haven and formerly of Sanford. Mr. Anderson is being trans­ ferred lo Atlanta, Ga. after serv­ ing for two years In (his terri­ tory a* supervisor of calalog sales offices for Scars Roebuck and Co. In addition to Ihe guests of honor, olhrr* attending were Mr. and Mra. Don Barker. Mr. and Mr* Karl Lane nnd Mrs. Mary Jones all of DeLand, Mr. and Mra. Jim Stepp, Titusville. Ray Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Can­ non, Cocoa, Mr, and Mrs. Lester Norton, Winter Haven, Mr. and Mr*. Leon Boss; Gene Chamber. lein and Ken Stone, Sanford and composer, Stanley Vlhlen, son of Mias Addle Mae Kuhn and J. P. Mr. anti Mrs. Sidnry Vlhlen of Robinson of Atlanta. Sanford. TROOP Ms Two girls Irom Girl Scout Troop 211 attended the Citrus Sing si Mead Garden, recently. Tliia was the last meeting nf the senior planning tumid and all eighth grade girls going Into senior scouts were Invited. The girls gut acquainted with delegates ol other senior troops, sang songs and ate a nosebag lunch. Girls attending were Judy Lewis and Miki Mnrgan and they were the nnly girls from Sanford, at­ tending. Later the troop went lo Slavia for Iheir Iasi visit nf the year at the Lutheran Haven. They have visited this home once a month since the beginning of the year. A wiener roast waa enjoyed at thia meeting, by both Ihe girls and the children of Ihe home Sha­ ron Smith was in charge of the games and a demonstration on "knot tying." All reported having a very good lime. Girl* In the troop are Ida Hearn, Lou Jolllrt, Sue Jolltet, Judy U w is, Linda Jones, Virkie McCullough, Sandra Mycr, Sue Etlrn Mickle, Valorie Moore, Nicki Morgan, Sharon Smith, Gall Holfman, Adriana Wellima, and Suaan Stewart. Mra. Loula Mor­ gan la Ihtlr leader. i plants to be sold at wholesalo 'prices to all residents of North Orlando. This will not b* limited to members of the garden club but Is open to any residents in need of plants and shruba. Dates of the sales will be announced la­ ter. Mrs. G. B. Dorman is chair­ man of this rommiller, assisted by Mrs. Gary Weis and Mr*. William MacKiniosh. A telephone committee was ap­ pointed to call membera and re­ mind them of the club meeting!. They are Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Robert Darla and Mrs. E . Har* ville. A garden of the month award will be given, starting In Juna. Ilnmcs of members will be judged. Members are requested to be sure that their names snd addresses are registered with the judges. They are Mrs. Sommer*, Mr*. J. D. Brinstead and Mrs, W. A. Harris Theze Judges will a*rv« until January when new atttceae will be elected. Mrs, George Bradford will be hostess to Ihe June meeting at her home at It Devon St. Mra, G. B. Harris will ba co-ho lies* and speaker will be Mr. Taylor Briggs, eily park commUMofter of Winter Park. Ills subject will b e "Palma and Florida Trees.*’ OVER 33 YEARS at First and Palmetto (Along Bide Peel Of flew) • Carpet • HU WALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 1047 K. Hanford A n . PA 1-4MI g lu t I STD FROM t n ORUNDO SUfTINIL-SIAR Liquor And Latvs Mix In House To I Disgust Of Most A bride should not plan lo carry anything except her bou­ quet. BAG SOFA COVERS k iiin ' i S m la M n i n W* ‘ Woral In R e m it Yearn* *1 g.(M H W U is )<h( ksrs »»• tJliag IS* pnam K w i MOW HOC o r HOI SC u n h u Wat,l*e z***^ ’ •‘J**" Ik* a w u la racaat yssn if M i a kutary. IVawtoll af Iks M a il Mini* Iso cask csOag H ft* .**» toskSa’ ila* »M <ksm »4 m Ik* flsss ter hi, aksantUaa. whiek ■ * * / at at, ralU itu i sssnSsrse reurnain r. TktS ripsnar hit ram s* aalr las ssssisai, hut if Iksts ass mm a awaa hatUMw* tkaa tka. n't * assess ft* aw * kss aanttsa. Florida needs firm leadership at th* head of the Department of Agriculture. „ „ __ __ H U E P A R K IN G DoBeer NO HONOREE A M ) HOSTESSES at the ton for Mien Phyllia Meaner are front left, Mias Meaacr, Mias Ola H. Vntca and Mra. J. H. Messer. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Roy Burke ami Mrs. Henry Ward were co-hostesses to the May meeting of the North Orlando Gar­ den Club. Mrs. Lucien Meyer* of the North End Circle of the Winter Park Garden Club waa guest speaker for the evening. She gave a list of alt poisonous plants and brought seeds and cuttings of various plants as gifts to the club mem­ bers. She gave a very inspiring ulk and was most generous in answer­ ing questions concerning all kinds of plants. She suggested mtkfng frames covered with moss to keep young plants from freezing. She also said moss used over wire frames was good for protecting seedlings. She told the group to trim back all plants that have bloomed. The North Orlando Club has made arrangements with several nurseries to bring truck loads of S E R V IC E ! - 112 HI-Way 17-M CALL North. Orlando Club Plans Plant Sale Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr., left Fridey far New Bruns­ wick, N. J. for e visit with their •on W, L. Shoemaker and hi* family. OUR NEW LOCATION Mildred Rolf Antique Shop Mon. M at S3. If)30— Par* 9 otjK fit WE HAVE MOVED Parish Panfnrh frrall (pSL/lAOWd& Calendar P L A S T IC Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Martin and Mr*. B, F. Wheeler Sr. en­ tertained, last week at the Martin home, with a rehearsal party. At­ tending were the member* of the Lundy, Faulk wedding parly. A profusion of roses were used throughout the house. Assisting with the serving were Mis* Anne Martin and Miss Beverly Faulk Guests Included the Rev. and Mrs. George II. Carlton, Mr. and Mr*. T. I.. U nto Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lundy, Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Faulk S r. Miss Yvonpe King, Miss Patricia Broach, Miss Judy Russell, Jim­ my Brookshire, Bcnne Wainrlghl, Glenn Lee. Mis* Pat Friescher. bridal eon suit ant, Mrs. R. W. Esles. who directed Ihe wrddlng, Ihe honored couple. Mr. and Mra. L. L. Faulk Jr. and Ihe hosta. Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Martin and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr. Mra. Donn t'lrey. Mrs. James Partin, Mr*. Merritt Staley and Mrs. Walter A. Teague, entertain­ ed with a luncheon for the brides­ maids at Ihe Imperial House in Winter Park. The decoration* carried out the bridal motif for Ihe occasion. The hostess presented the honoree with a lovely hostess gift. Allrnding were Ihe toother of the bride, Mrs. John I., Lundy, Ihe mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. L. L. Faulk Sr., Ihe brideelerl. Miss Ann Lundy, Miss Yvonne King, Miss Jane Lundy, M in Judy Russell, Miss Pallida Broach and the hostess. Wfr SANFORD GAS COMPANY 111 X. 1st Natural BL Gas PA For M 7M Baefard O PEN T :M A. M. te • P. M. Elect W. R. (Buster) Hancock Commissioner of Agriculture Ocesns o f styles 1 fabrics 1 sizes 1 Th* big, beautiful catch — all at Penney'* minnow-sixed prices) Deeply V ’d knit nukes much o f m beau­ tiful beck in aeataii end c o t­ ton faille reinforced with finning rubber elastic 1 Sixes M to 40s E if El_ �GreyhoundsLoseGripOnSecondPlace Losing2 InRow;FaceLakelandTonight By JERRY COVINGTON Tha Sanford Gray bounds loat thair grip on sacond plats orar tha waabcnd by losing two to St. Pstarsburg after defeating Palatka two In a row. Tonight tha locals face league leading Lakeland hero In a battle to get back In the running far first plica in tbs fast Florida Stats League. Sanford lost Saturday, 8-1 and 8-4, Sunday night. In the game Saturday night, pitchsr Ron Ba ioric went all tha way for the Greyhounds only to sse his effort-, fall by the way­ side. The little “ Rooster," who suffered his sacond loss o f the season against four victories dtserved a better fete. Ha scattered eight hits end struck out fivs but ths Saints took advantage o f evtry break end pushed aeroea three runs whits the cold Sanford hitlers could enly muster one run. First baseman Ken Harrelson was ths only Sanford .batter to touch the Saint's Lorry Brough­ ton for mors than a single blow. mad* U errors in Uie field Fri­ day as Cocoa defeated tha locals 14-1 to wia tha Group 8 baseball tournament. * Cocoa will now represent tha district la tba stats tourney next month. Only one Cocoa run was eirnad la tha tilt as Uw Seminole defense ton to places. Bsbby Johnson started on the m aood far tha locals and struck •at firs o f tho A n t ala mea ha faced. In tbs third frame, his dsfens^ opened up and Cocos cams up with four runs, and was navar headed after that. Jlai G race/ and Paul MUsball alas cam s ia to pitch far Sanford. Saafocd banged out alas kits while tho bays from Cocos bad rightflaldar Jack DePalo, a con­ verted pitcher, hit a blast over the laft field wall to g i n tba Saints enough margin to taka tha victory. The Graybounds loaded tha bases ia thair half o f tho sixth with no outs, but pinch hitter Mika Maloney popped to abort to rotiro tha aide. Again in tho seventh tha locals throaUnad whan Bill'Dube ltd o ff with a walk and Bolivar Hinojosa singled. However, pitcher Fred Chambers shut ths door and they wtra both laft strondsd. Hinojoia, who ia leading tha laagua in hittiny, had thraa for four to main­ tain a good margin <■ this depart­ ment. Sundey Liao Score SU Petersburg 200 003 000 5 • 3 Sanford 109 000 000 4 7 0 Battariaa: St. Petersburg, Chambars, Dotlnalqri Sanford, Pstrikoric, Bail ay 7th, Colick 9th, P o m The Sanford Greyhounds may be la a minor slump but it certainly doesn't show In the way they are pounding the ball. Sanford Is leading the other seven clubs la ths league In batting with a strong .274 average. Lake­ land, the league's leaders in tbc Florida State League, are in sec­ ond place in batting with a .299 mark. In Individual batting, BoUvar Hinojosa o f tha Greyhounds la bat­ ting at a .374 clip rapping out 40 hits for 107 llmea at b a t Ken Har­ relson, also with the Greyhounds is not far behind with a .312 batting average. In pitching, Sanford’a Bob ColIck, baa won the most games in INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., (UPI) lha loop with a 3-1 record. —Tha Speedway’s fastest fisld, led by throe veteran drivers and a naw sensation In rookie Jim HurLONDON (U PI) — Tha Harlem tublse, waa set today fo r ths 600- Globetrotters arrived In London from New York Sunday to begin mile Memorial Day auto race. Four days o f hatlc time trials, their 11th tour o f Europe. AceomIneluding last-mlnuta dramatics, panylng basketball's f a m o u s •ndad lata Sunday when a SJ-tar clowna wera a troupa o f comsdistarting field was completed dt- ans, trick cyclists, acrobats and ■pita sporadic downpours o f rain thair opponents, tha U. S. Allwhich threatened to extend the Store. preliminaries. When it was all ovsr, Hurtublss owned tha ona and four-lap quali­ fying records which waro smashed throe time in tha trlale and just missed breaking the long sought 160 mllo and hour barrier by I6-100tht o f a second. Tha California comat, the first qualifier Sunday, wrecked all trial speed marks for the famous gasollns darby when he roared around tho two and one half mile oval at a clip o f 149.069 fur tho 10-raila distance. Ho hung up anDistrict 4 Seminole County other naw mark whsn ha was clocked at 149.601 on hla third trip around tha course. • Experienced Globetrotters vary bridge which tumbled 90 > u to racing speeUtoro lata too paths o f tba speeding c a n . A t least 69 persons wars In­ jured, 20 of them seriously In tha accident b a n Sunday la tho fourth l i p af tho local Junior Grand "fe u * racing driver Chris ThrolfaU and tour racing fans more killed InstaoCy, Two other injured died aborily baton midIfbt, hospital officials reported w it today, { ■ ■ M L too British hop# ia tha to n t o m f t seek fractures. Ho the overpass col■■S lat spilled shrieking men M t o t o t B a doian yards abstd r i l m but it was toe isle to M BjmLRsrrilila im pact Ameriu iC T W C a r r o n Smith, Just belad Urn, auffored light lajuriai. There waro no Amoricaas rehrtad a m w g tba dead or aartoua- B R E A M A R E B IT IN G In the Weklva River and Tommy Rogers and Harold Melton are shown with part o f a catch Sunday by them and their families on an outing at Wilbur Brewer's Camp Seminole. (Herald Photo) up and ehsar fo r tba ons that's winning ball games fo r him In Pittsburgh, **W#' didn't have much o f a bench last year and you saw what happened," Murtaugh says. "This year wo have a fine ona and you can aee what's happening now, Tha greatest fasting in the world igod Tourney on By Marr - t t g i 'a tod ' way young Dav* B a r r today du m b e d bow be,won M s first major golf victory, a 92,091 first priia Sunday In tba Sam Snaad Golf Festival. Tba 86-year-old Houston, Tex., professional refused to wilt ia lb* ■trotcb, firing a icorohlng sixunder-par 64 m tha final round to pull away from two challengers. R a finished with a 72-hole total • f MS, IS under par. and aevea HYING ANTS TERMITES ORKIN WOPIP I ARGFST that tied the score at 7-all. Milwaukee defeated Chicago, 8-1, Los Angeles downed Philsdtlphla, 9-6, end Cincinnati sal­ vaged the nightcap o f a doubleissdcr, 6-3, after St. Louis won tha opener, 6-3. In tha American League, ths Senators swept m doublthesder from tho Whlto Sox, 7-S and Si-'J, to shave Chicago's lead to a half gsm t, ths Orioles took over sec­ ond pise* with rsln-abbrsvlsted 7-6 .win ovsr ths Indians, the Tigers extended ths Red Sox las­ ing strosk to nine games by winnlng both ends o f a twin-bill, 0-'J, and 6-2, and ths Yankees bent the Athletics, 9-7. The Breves won their gams from tha Cubs even though held to four hits by Glsun Hobble, One o f those four hits wss a two-run homer by Joe Adcock that broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth. Jsun Pisarro hurled a seven-hitter for hie third triumph. Dan Dryadala made hla first re­ lief appearance o f the season for tho Dodgers and halted a Phillies rally to preserve Ed Roebuck's sacond victory. Los Angslta blsw a four-run first Inning la d , but clinched the game with two runs In tho seventh after trolling S-8. Daryl Spencer's ninth inning homsr against ths Bads won tha opener for the Cards aftsr Stan Muslal had tied tha seoro with a homsr in lha eighth, Spencer also homertd in ths nightcap with a man on base, ty­ ing the score at 8-2 in the first Innlnr, but Vada Pinson singled home the tie-broaking run in tha third and ths Beds never were headed. Cemllo Psscusl and Pedro Ramos pitched the Senators to their two victories over tha Whlto Sox, Pascual registering his fifth victory in ths opensr wtih help from Tax Clevenger and Ramos winning his first game o f the ■on In ths nightcap aftsr fivs straight defeats. The two losses were tha firat o f tho season at home fo r ths White Sox, who had won 10 straight at Comlekty Park. Baltimore rapped Cleveland tea Gary Ball fo r aaven runs in two Innings to move within a half game o f the top. Jackie Brandt's two-run homer highlighted a fourrun first Inning rally and tba Orioles chased Bell with throe more runs In the eecond. Woodls Held homered for Cleveland In the second and Vie Power hit a grand-slam In the third but Jatk Fisher look over for Skinny Brown and elopped tha Indiana. Rain cauied postponement e f a scheduled eecond gams. Jim Bunning o f tho Tigers won his first gams o f tha season by holding ths Red Sox to six hits In the opener. Hank Aguirre was tha winner fit the nightcap al­ though Pete Burnside had to coma to his aid In ths eighth. Yogi Berra hit two home runs and Bob Cerv and Roger Marla une each in the Yankees’ victory uver tha A's. Cerv hit hla homer with two on in tha fourth to spark a four-run rally that gave New York an R-0 lead. .Jerry Lump* hit two hamsro fo r Kansas City. maintained a two run lead until tha sixth Inning whsn startar Joe Pstrikovle waa touched fo r two Mary Bather’s Mill holds the singles to start tba Inning. Than, lead In * e Jet Bowleratttes Lea­ gue with a total ot 331* wins to their favor, Sweeney's follows with a riot* second with 22 and Nell's Hair Salon and Trim-etta Figure Salon via for the third slot with a tie of 19 wins each. House of Rabija Portraits with 19, Ro-Jay'a total 17, Ivey's Shoe Store 1IH, Yowsll's, II, Duka A Duchess Dras* Shop with II, and Howa'a Fashions with thair toUl of 14 follow the leaders. Mary Esther's took the first two games from Neil'a Hair Salon win­ ning both by large margins. Fran Mackey turned in tba high series for tha draia shop and Marge Lyons aided tha beauty shop with her high series and tba 6-10 split she picked off. Howa'a Dross Shop Just eoultfn't maks tba score to top tha TrimDETROIT (UPI) _ Rocky Colaetta Figure Salon as Trim-etta .took vito watched from the bench Sun­ tha four points In this weeks play. day while tba Tigers awept a Mary Satra was the spark for the double header from the Boston figure salon with her 481 serial. Rod Sox.. A ad. unless manager Jimmie Dykes tries to anaak a fourth out­ ratal 84; McCovey, Giants 91; fielder into his starting lineup, Banks, Cuba I I ; Robinson, Rada ho may just be an observer for quite some time. to; M sieroiki, Pirates 27. Tba way the Tiger outfielders American League; M 1 n o a o , White Sox 23; Marie, Yankees, 24; hit Sunday there doesn't seem to Ualted Prose I ate national Skowron, Yankees 24; Lemon, Sch- be any room for the 26-year-old Colavlto, whoso .161 balling aver­ The National Football Lea gut store 24; Haaeaa, Oriole* 23. age la Detroit’* m ajor disappoint­ may sat an attendance record Ham* Rune ■gain this year despite competi­ Naliaaal League; Banks, Cubs ment o f the spriog. tion from tha « new American 9; Aaron, Braves 9; McCovey, League, a United Press Inter­ Giants 9; Robinson, Reds 9; Spen­ national survey showed today. Llllli t JU Jf1 1 v UIIII I. to* cer, Cards Io;« J Boyer, Cards The NFL set its eighth consecu­ American League; Lemon, Sen­ tive attendence mark in 1999 and ators 9; Cerv, Yankees g; Held, all of ita established clubs re­ Indians •; Maria, Yankees 7; Mlported sales of season tickets run­ jnoao, White Sox 6. ning ahead of last year's pace Pitching with the campaign more than four Naliaaal Laagua; Antonelli, Gi­ months away. ants 3-1; Law, Pirates 6-1; San­ American League lesms, in ford, Giants 4-1. 1 tied with 3-1 most eases, era just setting up records. their ticket drives but the Los American Laagua; Coates, Yan­ Angelas Chargers, who will com ­ kees, 4-6; Hall, AthlaUca 4-0; Mor­ pels directly against the Rams of gan, Tigers 3-0; Brown, Orioles the NFL, reported the aala o f 15,- .3-02 Portocsrrtro, Orioles 3-0. 090 aaason ticket*. This wai tha top mark reported by an AFL Tho 'British War Department'! club. The Rami, wbo Marled their 1919 schedule with 18,100 season Atomic Weapons Research Es­ llckata sold, laid currant sales In­ tablishment la on nn Island at dicated they would open with tba mouth o f tho River Thames. It Is named Foulness island. about 40.000 sold this year. Rocky M ay Sit On Bench Awhile NFL May .Set Attendance Mark Despite New Loop VOTE BALTIMORE. Md„ (U PI) — . Bally Ache, impressive winner o fO the 9179,100 Preakneis Stakes Sat­ urday after being decisively beat­ en in the Kentucky Derby t w o . weeks earlier, will surely win tha Belmont Stakes, his handlers now are thoroughly convinced. “ There should be no doubt in anyone's mind that be can run over a dUtance,” said Joseph Arnold who bought Bally Acha for *1.250,000 a week ago. But before Bally Acha gets to -* Belmont Park and a shot at tha testing mile end one-half classic, he will be sent to Garden State Park on Tuesday to run in tha $100,000 added Jersey Derby ihera on Memorial Day. That will make five weekends in a row on which Bally Ache h is raced but “ old Ironsides" seems to thrive on a rigorous campaign. Bally Ache suffered no ill effeels from his runaway triumph J in the Preakneis in which Ken­ tucky Derby winner Venetian Way was up the track, fifth in the sixbon e field. Dreams of sweeping the Triple Crown with Venetian Way crum­ bled when the colt, powerhouso winner of the Kentucky Derby only 14 daya previous, ahowed lit­ tle in tha Preakneis. Atlanta, Ga., has 29 colleges and Institutions ot higher learn­ ing. Total enrollment at Atlan­ ta's white and Negro colieges and similar InsUtutions is well ove* 20,000. FOR O. G. OWEN Constable • C a p a b le • Honest • Impartial Law Enforcement • Served Seminole Deputy Sheriff. • A c t iv e • W ill • Y our M em ber D e v o te S u pp ort C o u n ty C en tra l F u ll T im a 3 Y ears B a p tis t To As C h ie f C h u rch T h is O f fic e A p p r e c ia te d BE SURE TO I A M N O T IN F A V O B o f u co u n ty m a n a g er f o m o f g o v e rn m e n t. I d o a n t believe (h e o g tru on* p en s* t o th o c o u u l r w o u ld h o ju s t ifie d , U n d e r thin fo r m o f g o v e rn m e n t, n o# nutn w ou ld ru u t h o co u n ty , a n d th a t U w h a t w o w a n t t o a v oid . UUaxjl M y ainedro th a n k * t o th o M M p oop la w h o v o t e d N r o t o a M a y 3 . 1 m e r e a l dUsama o f th e c o u n t y U u l I a m a c o m y ie lo iy in depen den t ca n d id a te , a a d i t etoeU d w ill d o m y bent t o ro p re o n o t e v e r y o n e in th o co u n ty fa ir ly , an w elt a a e ff ic ie n t ly . T h a n k Y o n . VOTE FOB * Msanwwnroaw*-?—'" n rasm ' �-V — '— (Dsuah fibby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My non Rruduntea from high school this June and it is the custom here for mothers to dance the first dance » t the Senior Prom with their sons. He attends quite a large boys’ school 4 and the prom will be a big affair. My problem is that 1 will be five months preg* nant at the time of the prom and I’m afraid I would be out o f place on the dance floor. 1 explained it to my son, but he said he would be proud to dance with me regardless. Abby, although I am past 40 I am not ashamed o f my condition, but I hesitate to do anything that might be in bad taste ^ or would embarrass my son. And 1 cer“ tainly don’t want to cause any unfavorable comment. 1 would appreciate your advice. OK THE FENCE DEAR MOTHER: Get o ff the fence. That's no place for a woman in your con­ dition. I f your son wants to dance with his Mom at the prom, then dance she should. The "comment" should all be fa0 vorable. No one could criticize n pregnant mother who is a good sport, and a proud son who is unabashed. t • » * • • DEAR ABBY: Why is it that fat peo­ ple are always ao good-natured? ARTHUR » DEAR ARTHUR: Probably because they can't fight and they can’t run. • • • DEAR ABBY: Have you among your readers anyone who understands animals well enough to figure this out? 1 have given up. I am engaged to a man (he is a widower and I am a widow, both in our late 30’a). I am not superstitious or anything like that, but when Carl comes into a room where there is an animal, the IN T H E B IK IN I" By FRED DANUG NEW YORK (UPD Mirk Twain's TV monopoly ended Thursday night. Seema that >11 year long wo've been seeing Twain lying in bed on some TV stage and uttering hla words o f wisdom and good humor into the TV cameras. But Thursday night, CBS-TV’a “ Electra Playhouse" put Ernest Hemingway into the act. Or a reasonable facsimile o f Heming­ way. The occasion was a *0-min­ ute adaptation of Hemingway's short story, "The Gambler, Tbe Nun, and tbe R adio." In tbe story, a writer obviously modelled is the Hemingway mold Ilea in a hospital bed and spouts elo­ quent opinions about everything from women'a clubs to bullfight­ ing. BRIGITTE HAKUOT PLUS AT >:M ONLY “ F IV E B O L D W O M E N " IRISH McCALLA • COLOR STARTS TUESDAY 7:4S * 11:31 LUSTY I t 1 GUSTY I 1 I RARING TO GO I ! I "T E N T A L L M E N " TECHNICOLOR BURT LANCASTER GILBERT ROLAND CO-FEATURE A T t :M ONLY <='. $ DEAR FRIGHTENED: When a per­ son does not "especially care for animals" the animals sense it. and the feeling be­ comes mutual. I doubt if there is any more to it. • • • DEAR ABBY: The letter from "Curious,” who wanted to know what the churches did with all their money, re­ minded me o f this story: Only two weeks after the wedding, the bride-groom called on the preacher who had married him. "I want you to 'unmarry me’ from that woman," he demanded. "She is the most extravagant woman in the world. Why, every time I turn around she asks me for more money." "W hat is she doing with all the money?" asked the preacher. "I don’ t know," replied the dissatisfied bride-groom, "I haven’ t given her any yet.” I f Curious was curious enough, he'd attend church for a while and then he’d find out what the church does with all its money. R. E. W. (One Who Knows) • • • “ What's your problem?" Write to Abby in care o f this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. Hemingway Takes Over TV Screen On Stretched Out ’Nun' Story PHONE FA 2-1S1S LAST TIMES TONITK A T 7:45 * 1 1 :0 "G IR L animal reacts In the strangest way. My sister’s puppy, who is over-friendly to all strangers, took ope sniff o f Carl, laid back his ears, put his tail between his legs and slunk off. My own cat was hor­ rified when Carl came near her. Her hair actually atood on endl Carl admits he doesn't especially care for animals, but the way the animals hate him Is frightening. Do you suppose the animals know something we don't know? FRIGHTENED .» V - r C ONLY 2 DAY8 U N TIL Tin Mon On A String Know All About Sputnik — 6 Years In Advance! Tbe Tree, Tefftfyieg b o y A C eoohw py b r i b e r * Pi The fanuitk U t TRUE itory t i Hollywood movie loci* Macro*—Hu ------------------------— -------------------wmfy >« log adveatwe'babied tbs Iroa - Cuftaial "Qwidkt Fallow ami1* That whispe re d ------------plaagsd Mavras U t* a c loah-a ad-dagger ad real are a say el bis Hellywead asavie plats! ______ ealy with cassrage aad a they St-ehat Bloc* teie-Cyeaide Final (it was ale# a cigarette lighter!) Baric state bled eate tbe secret ad tbe eeaiary . . . Spat* aik I . . . si# yean Ar/arv ttv n t r k tsets' abaci t Ml ~ la w e iw iie n s M O N A ST R IN G -.ERNESTB0R6NME Thg TARGET DATE tv BQTBfMT b W ED. MAY 25th Portraying this author wat Charles Bickford, who happens to look mor# like Twain. Hemingway's o f f i c i a l TV stretcher-outer. A. E. Hotchner, had the Job o f trying to sustain a plot buildup over a SO-mlnut* course. It wouldn't have been ao hard a Job if the time slot was 30-mlnutes long. And it would hav# coma out mora affectively, too. In m a e 1 1 n g bis challenge, Hotchner displayed admirable in­ genuity. He toned la Inconac. quential but amusing bits of busi­ ness, a medley of aongs. tome Jata, conversation* about base­ ball, football and bullfighting. lia also pbonied up soma situations designed to build suspense. The light story dealt with the shooting of a Mexican gambling man in a Western saloon on* night In the 1930’s. Tbe gambler pulled through after some close calls and, tbankt to the spiritual and moral support of SIslar Cacilia, found naw reasons for liv­ ing. Tbe story is one tbat Heming­ way encountered while be himself wat in a hospital In 1U2. "P apa” sefm td to be a mighty grouchy old onlooker in this TV play. But I guess his orneriness wa* sup­ posed to serve as a contrast to the I'lbmUsireness o f the gam­ bling man. The to-called suspense la tha story Involved the neat move by the gunman. Would he come to the hospital to finish o ff the gamblerT He cam* to the hospital all right, but In ona of ihoae dustcovared windups, only to make aura hit foa would liva and ketp quiet about the shooting. As the gambler. Richard Conte fashioned a quiet, winning per­ formance end Eleanor Parkar, aa tbe nun, also was eicallent In a role that broke no naw-ground. When Miss Parkar and Conte, un­ interrupted by clumsy, contrived plot detours, played out tbeir scenes • together, the production took on warmth and naturnlnaaa and dtvaloped appeal. But after pouring it on far a half-hour, it ail began waarlag thin. Dimeters Albert Marr and Jamea Clark managed thing* In slick style. The outdoor drama, "Tke Unit Colony," begins its 20th season June U at Maateo, N . C . The season continue* through'Sept. 4. Television *au !«rb Hon. M a y 23, 1960— P a g e T WrralH M O N D A Y P . M. t i l l ( I ) H ig h w a y III * : l l ( l l A m os P a tro l *N* A l l y (>) Novo *:2» (SI Kporto t . i s t r i W e a th e r ( I I C o n tr o l F lo . N o v o 1:1* (♦* W s a t h t r 12) M a rk e ts S iU (21 N o w s (1 ) w e e k l y N ow * K t v ls w l i U ( » ( J o b o D o lr T it l (21 I t k ite (S I D ig e st (S ) T h is M aa D o v s o a T:tS ( f ) N ow s M l (2 ) K ioto T r o o p o r (S I K o t o a m lth i h o v (S ) C h oy on n o ( 1:11 1 ) M an h u n t IS ) C . K. B n d v r r o t r c l l ; t l (2 ) W o llo f o r o n ( t ) B o u r b o n a tr o o t B o o t (•< F o th o r K n o w s B o il t i l l (2 ) P o t t r G unn (1 ) D a n n y T h om oo ( 2) T o m b a to n o T o rr lto ry (1 ) A n n an th orn (»> A d v a n tu r o t la I'o ra d la o is.ts (Oi llannaaaay (2 ) H ou r • ( U root M y ste ry 11:21 ( I ) T o d -H ook A m ota u ro ( I ) D u P o n t S h ow liiis ( S ) ( S ) (2 ) N o v o * W e a th e r m u (1 ) t lb v lo (S ) X lo .lt 11:20 (2 ) J o c k T o o r • :ta New Restaurant Being Constructed Take Clothes That Travel Easily A reotaurant and cocktail lounga la being built Into the Wade bond­ ing on Park Dr. by a new San­ ford company. Robert Hancock, owner of the Plnecrcat Inn, la president and Don Howe, real calaic broker, lo secretary-treasurer of Capri Reatauranl. Inc., which will operate th* business. Architect Wade Tye designed the new structure. "The Capri will have the finest fooda available and we hope to have a grand opening about July 1," Howe said. UJQRNION McUEQP Dear Edyth: "What type clothes would 1 need on a cruise to tbe West Indict? 1 will be aboard for a month. 1 am fifty and tingle.—Mollla T ." Take clothes that wUI travel easily. Drip-dry and cotton dress** are the beat. Shirt-waist dretsts are smart for wear while "doing" the varioui sport: and dinner dresses are a "m ust". Lace and chiffon are also good travelers. You will need casual sboca for walking around tbe deck, sweat­ er* and aklrti plus colorful blouses. I would suggest several attractive tcarvrt, sunglasses and a beauty kit. You can alto buy lovely thinga at attractive prices, such as skirt*, aweateri and wond­ erful bags. Take a lightweight wool coat and try to keep every­ thing in harmony aa to colors. " I have gray hair and would like to wear a gray ensemble for my daughter's wedding. Would this be too much gray? The wed­ ding it at four in tbo afternoon at the home o f her married titter. TU E SD A Y A . M. 0.1* T ill t:2* T'.tl 2:2* Ti2« 2:11 1:10 1:10 1:00 0:10 0 :0 0:10 11:0* 10:20 11:00 11:10 (I ) (1 ) (S ) ( 2) (S ) (2 ) (1 ) (S ) (S ) (2 ) (* ) (I ) til (I) It) (1 ) < l) (2 ) (S ) (1 ) (2 ) (t) (2 ) (I ) C o a t la o n t a t C lo o o r o o a T oda y — D ovo Q orrow oy W o o th tr F o rm M o r k o t R e p -L L C o rto e o o T oday N ova N ova Copula K o a e o r a p M o rn in g T h ea tre H a a tp or R o o m Ita od oro D lo o a t N o v o o o d lo ta r v io v s N o v a . tV oolh a r D p R * Ml D ad R o w o K h o v K a r t o o n K a p e rs P la y T o u r H unch On T h a (la H o * la P rle o l a R la h l I Lava L u tr C on ea n tra tlon D o c o m b o r B rlS o TU E SD A Y P . 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D a Xou T ra a t ( I ) V o r d lc t lo T o u ra (S ) C om o d y r io y b o u s a SSI B r lp b t a r D ap ( l l A m s rla a a BaaSauag (0 ) baarat a tarm Nlabt 0 :1* (0 ) K dao ( t ) Advtntura Tima III* (1 ) Mavis (I) Tbraa Btastoo l*t Posers Plsrbasso 1:0* (0 ) Quirk Draw M cGrow (1 ) Rocky and Frloada FV Tonight ABC's "Cheytnna" repeats "The Law Man." J it s pianiat Eddie lleywood Is featured on Kate Smith's CBS program. Tbe "Bourbon Street Beat" pusalar on ABC is "Falsa Identity:" ABC's "Adventures ia Para­ dise" repeals "Paradis* Laat." Stave Allan's NBC slot ia taken over for tha third (and aaason's last) of tba "Dow Hour o f Great M yiteriai." In this case ■ drama­ tisation of tbe Wilke Coiliaa clas­ sic. "The Woman in White," with Walter Sleiak and Siobhan Mc­ Kenna. A house that cost 17,500 te build in 1141 would cost approsi malely $11,500 to duplicate this yaar, according to building spe­ cialist! or AUiad Chemical's Bar­ rett Division. That represent* an lncreaie of about 155 percent In 11 yeari. , Braves Honored MILWAUKEE. Wit.. tU PI) — Hank Aaron and Kddls Mathews, tha National Lcaxua'i leading bat­ ter and horns ru n Isader, respect­ ively, received awards for their batting feats befoie Sunday's Milwaukee-Chlrago gam*. league President Warren Giles presented th* Hllltrlch A Bradsby silver bat award to Aaron, who hit .355, and tha first annual Kiel O il home tun award to Mathews, who belted 48 homers last ftaiun. D A IL Y 1. Camera CROSSW ORD 3 . S o u th A m e r ic a n cou n try 3 . S m a ll lin e fn a u t .) 4. F o ld a . 3S. Varik M (.Genua cC flahea 10. Spokea 1L Piano a. T ree earnpoet Urns «. African 13. Unadulter­ ated T. Cliset 14. Rb*lt*r •.Valuable fur 1*. Joyful •.Maks amende for IT. Forearm bona I t . Biblical 11. Bate o f country 11, From 30. Appear (prefix) S I . O erm a n 13. Wild boy'a name aheep 32. Exclama­ tlnd.) tion At dip* IP. Cuban guat 34. AffinaaUvw vote 28. Grow eld 20. Ewocunten d 3t. 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Bovina animate 21. Mother 21. Ago (archaic) 23. Mech­ anical man Training: Site la Csaaly J s l s i 'i Csart, t s a ls . j ; m ‘Bad Guy’ Wins Legal Notice » a » l l I • » V \ . y m M • h »$ Thera la a large garden where (one of gray and waar gray pcarla refrcahmenla will be served. Would twisted together with pink beads. I have lo wear a hat? My hair A hat docs not seem to me to bo la my moat attractive feature.— necessary. Colton lace, chiffon or Mrs. 8am .” organta would be lovely. Try to The monotone effect is especial­ have matching shoes. ly good this acaion and gray can "I am a fiftylah blonde (ayobis worn moat effectively by gray- the tic), but il'a becoming. Pleaao haired women. Choose a warm help mo to plan a few things to wear U< New York. My husband Is going on a buiinesa trip. 1 can't afford many clothes and T YURBA LINDA. Calif., (UPI) will be alone during the days but — Movie bad guy Bob Wilke prov­ I love aightseeing and shop*. Wa ed he waa a good guy on the link* won't go formal to anything. I Sunday when he won th* second have a very good gray wool coat, annual World Entertainment Golf a black lace dinner dress and championship. Wilke's 140 score a brown wool jeraey sheath-style bettered both Pat Harrington Jr. dress. Could these go with me?— and Robert Sterling by three Ella S. J ." stroke*. You will need the black laefl for hotel and restaurant dining and the theater. Wear a pretty ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Managing hlark sheer hat. The brown drear director Waller Wolfnrr said Tues­ would be stunning with tba gray day tbe St. Loula Cardinals of the coat for travel, sightseeing and National Football League will open shopping. Wear brown accessor­ (hair summer training camp July ies plus a brown hat. A gray crepe would be nice with the coat 20 at Lake Forcat, 111., College. alio. • *;m if i v m i hi -w : i i , i i * •*l | M i M M i l l ’ ll J V_ l m fever M : ,M |,J TONMHT ON TV 8:30 to 9:00 p. m. ,r — fa3 E 5K ^.M C R VY N LEROY’S j IT'S TIME FOR W* — l ° W BRYANT Ua vsn l to nassl yvtn U asl Is ktaUry. atsvs Trsmbull af Ua Miaal Hrrtld last seek rtlkad R Ua “ufeitfeit*—' —aad................ * " • * • Saaeda' vpa itaabard a# fee Rase far fee cfearv*. b*a. vhtta fecay s f k a esaiaiun aaandvrvd aaaiarvrtiTv. t h v rvpsrwr bas covered aaUy la s aamfesa. hot M U a n was afersvarMlisia«fern feaUis,aitvsaattia*cfefehsa wtvmc Florid* nttds firm l**d*nhip at th* held of th* D*p*rtm*nt of Aflricuitur*. v 9 : 3 0 lo iC T FEATURE: 1:10 • S :M • :t f • ItM m CHannel 6 i b I wby. -s. JfeiT' 1 i ------------- 1• | i... ........................... . •i f Ife r— i �Pa** 8— Mon. May 28, I960 BHfwwm Ttm CARD or THANKS We, the family of H. R. (Bob) Derrick wish to thank our many frfenda tor the beautiful floral offering*, food ard money given to ui In out* recent bereave­ ment. Especially to the penonnel of Stricklsnd-Morrison, Inc. for their unaelflih love and deeda of klndnesa over a num­ ber of y e a n ; to our paator Dr. W. P. Brooks, Jr.; Dr. Edwin Llndiey and to Gramkow Fune­ ral Home for their courtesies. We extend our deepest appre­ ciation. Mrs. Estelle Starr Derrick, wife Mrs. Marshall Derrick, mother Mr. 4 Mrs. Phil Hair Mr Jr Mrs. D, S. E. Starr f «ONT. / LMT H>M KNOW r l THAT /-• « FOR good eats when headed for the beach—STbP at The Wheel, in Osteen — Meals, Barbeque, Burgers, Ice Cream, Sbakes, Cold Drinks, Sandwiches and Steaks. * It Pay* To Uo* WKSTIMTfASH PGK PHD 1HC M M f 048 g w b . w ku n w m .y NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ ished apartment MO per month; close in. I ll E. Mb. S t Call FA 2-4235 or FA 1-3734. FURNISHED . apartments, hard­ wood floors, tOe hatha. MB W. nth. Street. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gibing 401 Mignolia Ave. FA 34733. LARGE fare. I bdrm. M i l screened porch, tiled bath, ONE bedroom furnished sptrt257.50. Mto Msgnolis. Also largo ment, ground floor. Contact 2112 unfurn. apt. FA t-3131. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 3-2420 Palmetto. "Open evenings Ul 1:20 PM " FURNISHED apartment. Children UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, over S welcomed. Close in 2-BEDROOM borne, electric kit­ 1203 Elliott. Call FA 2-3234. downtown Sanford. Will accom­ chen. including dishwasher. Lake modate 4 people. C al FA 2-M0f privileges. 273. Ph. FA 2-23M. 313 PALMETTO AVE: ground floor 3 room famished apart­ 2-BEDROOM borne with Florida ment 140 a month. room, ttt baths, in DsBary. 2-ROOM famished apartment with FA 2-7213. balh and garagt. 2330 N. Nar­ cissus. FA 2-31*4, Stenstrom Realty 3-BEDROOM upstairs downtown - furnished apartment M3 per UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex apartment, kitchen equipped, TWO bedroom furnished bouse month. FA 3-2071. private entrance. Apply 402 W. M3.00. 1103 Wsst 20th. St. Csll 27th. after 4:00 p.m. R o b • r t A. Williams, Pk. FA 2-3931. 3-BEDROOM famished borne to UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom mod­ respooslbla people. $100 mooth. ern CB os lake; Osteen.- 943, FA 3 3430. FURNISHED apartment, cleai 2-BEDROOM unfurnished horn 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, and close in. Adults only. available June 1st. FA 2-134*. private bath. Suitsble for one or Jimmy Cowan, FA 3-4013. couple. Across from postoffice. FURNISHED 1 bedroom home FURNISHED Cottage. FA 2-2000. FA 2-7004. oSI&tiEte (Ml ALOW 5-RqQM apartment, has refrlger ■tor 'and stove, rest not fum iahed. 13th k Melkmvllle. Ph FA M IN . a Legal Notice 2-BEDhOOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped.* FA 3-3431, JUST A PCW XXJP IP SC______ H D B * __ PWHAP0 ' ________ W T H A M ra itfit— / c r i O F T H S merer arrrr. i c \ wur mun. m3SH£n>-BritHD*»r/>«— . ^ APARTMENTS for .rent at Stone 3-ROOM apartment d ose uptown, tU month; also. 2 bedroom latsnd on Lake Monroe; 2 quiet cool, furnished apartments. Sum­ apartment; FA 2-4331. mer rates. Call FA 2-42*0. ARTLY furnished 2 bedroom apartment, water furnished. Ph. 1 and 2 BR. furnished apartments Uo k MS mo. FA 2-4214. 2 BR. furniibsd house tTS mo. OUSE equipped with gaa stove ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR and electric refrigerator. So. Ph. FA 2-1301 lT-tl .at Hiawatha Sanford Ave. 4 Oakway Dr. |S0 2-LARGE room apartment with mo. FA 2-OMS. carporte I block off Sanford Ave.; pass Uie air baso route, HOUSE HUNTING turn to right; Mb. house from Sanford Ave. on left side. En- Save Umel Call ua lor complete rental service! dors. RENT i Ligol Notice FURNISHED 4 room apartment, water furnlahed, $00 per mooth. Call FA 2 5021. IS T H E C IR C S 'IT C O U R T . N IN T H J I O I C I A I . C IR C U IT . 1.1 A N D F O R S K M IIO I.H m t I T T , F L O R ID A , IN C H A 1 C K R V VO. I M IS SU IT T O q r i E T T I T L R C H A R I. CM H A S T E N and B E T T T J. H A S T E N , his w ife . P la in t iffs , 71X2009' HERBERT F U L L E R , nl at, D efen d a n t*. o r s tir T O : M IL D R E D S. R U N D T . w h e ts resid en ce aa p a r tic u la r ly pa la knnw n Is M p c r la lo r ,, N *w T ork . and a ll the O w n er* o f L ot* In Ih* su b d iv isio n k n o w n n* P lan o f the S u b d iv ision o f Land b e lo n a ln r to A lta m on te L an d H ote l A N a v ig a * tlan C om p a n y , a c c o r d in g ta the PIKAHWmCUMMP E. m it k r m ints tu c rg SgSfflTE BED The HERALD Want AdornXOETA CViOplHEQ, A Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby Beds By Day, Wsek or Mooth CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-31*1 110 W. lit 8t. kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-44M. NICE 4 room furnishsd apartment 900 mo. Call FA 2-3071 from 0:00 to l:M , FA 3-33H after 4:00 p. m. FURNISHED apartment, firat floor, entirely p r i v a t e . Pk. FA 2-2*00. I-ROOM apartment, water fu n ishsd, 200. FA 2-3303. ptatr o r n .n n t D s m i K AT ARNOLD TU R N E R . w h eat a d d ress Is In o a r e s f M m C h a rles Jkdhtna. m i s l'I U i.1 1 KRH S T R E E T , W A R R E N , M1CHICIAN A x w o r e C om p la in t h a v in g h ssn riled a t e ln e t y ou In lh a C ir cu it C ou rt In and fo r S em inal* C o u n t y ^ F to r ld t, b y JO ANN T U R N E R , f a # disortie, the sh ort title o f w h ich le JO ANN T U R N E R , P la in t iff, s e r ­ in s E A T ARNOLD T U R N E R , D e­ fen da n t. theae p rssanta a re l e c o m ­ mand y ou to a p p e a r an d file r o a r w ritte n d e r m is * herein nn e r b e ­ fo r e the Itth d a y n f J u n e . A . D, 1*S». o r eth e rw te e D e cre e P ro C on fe te o w ill he en tered s s a ln e t y ou . T h e S a n ford H erald la d aalan atad An ■ n a w epa per o f a a n a ra l e lr e a la tlo a In w h ich thla c lta tlo a ahaU b o p u blish ed on e s e a ch w e e k f o r fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w x e k l. W ITN C R fl m y hand an d e f f l c l a f e anal a f the C lerk e f th e C i r c u i t C o a r t en ih la tha 12th S a y e f W ay, A . D. ISIS. D a v id M. Q atchelt, . Cleric o f tha Ctrnutt C o u r t R y ; A ria J. L o n d o u la t-D . e . l f a c k N. c la v e la n d , Jr. A tto r n e y a t L aw . P. O B ox M S Malta SIS. S an ford A tla n tia N ation al B an k B u ild in g S a n fo rd , F lo rid a WELAKA APARTMENTS: n o m s HAVE you been looking for a good private baths, 114 W. First St. two bedroom furnished bouse but unable to find wbat you 2-ROOM furnished apartment, 310 wanted? S E E STEMPER’S Magnolia. Phone A. K. RosaetTRR STATE OF FLORIDA VSl "Don’t Throw Your Money ter, Florist, FA 2-1231. S A R A H E . LORD. Away" Ad in lha FOR SALE R e sid e n ce U n k n o w a i COLUMN. A sw o r n C o m p la in t h o e in g haem Legal Notice ■a lbs Ceert of the Cevety JnOne, ■emlnels C euty, Mints.ef Florida. la F e e b a is la re the Rotate aft W. R ecord * of B em ln ols C ou n ty , F lorid a . YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D th at a aull a f q u ie t title has been b ro u g h t In th e C ircu it C ou rt a f S entinels C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a g a in s t y o u an d e a ch e f y ou a la lm ln g any o r Interest In • stale, r ig h t, ftitle “ * __ claim ______ upon ____ t the a fora d ea crlb ed or real p r o p e r ty situ a te ta Sem ln ota C ou n ty , Plot id s, and y o u a r e h e r e ­ by req u ired to (lie y o u r a n iw t r or o th e r w r itte n d t f t n t t e p e rs o n o ily o r by y o u r a tto r n e y * w ith Ih* C lerk o f Ih* C ir c u it C ou rt. N inth J u d ic ia l c ir c u it . S em in ole C ou n ty , F lorid a , at th a C ounhaue* la S a n ford , F lo rid a , s a d t o to rv a a r o p y th e r e o f u p on P la in t iffs 1 a t ­ torn ey , Joh n D. H ein e* o f W in d e rw t t illt , K oine*- H u n ter A W ard, P O. R oi 117, W ln l* r I ■ark, F lorid a , not la ta r th an tha Ind d a y o f Ju ne, l i s t , o r * U * a d eoroa p ro r o n ft e a o w ilt be en tered a g a in * ! you. W ITTN KH S m y b o n d and te a l o f atld C ou rt a t S a n ford . F lorid *, th l* SSth d*> o f A p ril, tid e. D a v id M. (U ta h * ) C lerk o f tha C trou lt C ourt IS E A L I Joh n D. H a ln oa o f W in d erw a od la , M ain** g u s l a r ran E. W ATSO N , D eceased. F IN A L N O T IC E N olle* Is h e re b y g iv e n th at the h n dereig n od w ill, on the Srd d e y a f Ju n e, A. D. IM S. p resen t In the H o n o ra b le C o u n ty J u d g e or M emlnsl* C ou n ty, F lo rid a . my fin a l retu rn , a c c o u n t an d v ou ch ers, ae E x e c u to r s f the K n o t * o f W . K. W a ts o n , d e ce a se d , and at said tim e, tb e a an d th ere, m a k e a p p li­ ca tio n t o th s said J u d g e fo r a fin a l s e ttle m e n t o f m y a d m in is­ tra tion o f said satate, and fo r aa o rd e r d is c h a r g in g a t aa su ch B a s ­ e st r l i . D ated U R - the I M day e f A p ril. A. D. IIS*. C h a rlo tte K e e le r W e la o a A t R a e c u tr la e f th e R e la te e f W . R . W a t t e s , D a csa etd . R. W W a r s , A tto r n e y ta r E x e cu trix . W o e d r u ff-P e r h la a Rid. S a n fo rd . F lo rid a . P uM leh M ay t . t. I t , St. ISSA b* en tered a g a la a t y e u an d ths cau a o p roceed aa p art*. W tT N E S R m y hand an d o ff lr la l seal a t B an ford. Kamlnnla C oun ty, F lo rid a , this l l t h d ay e f May, it s * . (■ K A L I D avid M. n a tc h o l C lark o f tha ClreuU C ourt, S om ln ol* C o u n ty , F lorid a R yt M artha T . V th lea D. 0 . K an n eth O. s p a u ld la g A ttorn a y fo r P la la t lff S a n ford A tla a tla N a tion a l R aak B ldg. ■ a s fin d , F lo r id * P u blish M * r IS, M . * t A Ju n o t. A W ard I I I P a rk A v en u e S outh, W in te r P o rk , F lo rid a . A D orn a y f o r P la in t iffs P ubllxh M ay S, I , IS. I I . ISIS. FOR S A L S : 3 i e l f w hems, targe Florida room. Lot » It. ■ l » ft. Small a sim a isg pml. II ft. x 13 ftUtility ream ar work shop Hark yard Fenced. H U M , 1343 daws, M cloning casta, par* manta 344 moFtkljr, Include* tsan r a n e e and taxes. Call FA 1-2213 ar FA M I U . TUB S F T IC R F P s e r r S T A T E O F F L O R ID A IVOLR B. DOWDY. TF NO. S N O R T H S T R E E T BLU R (IR A S S HOMES. RIC H M O N D . K E N T U C K Y A S w o rn C o m p la in t b a v l s g boon m o d a g a in s t y o u In tha C ircu it C ou rt ta g a d fa r g o m ln o la c o u n ty , F lo rid a , by W AVRRLT EARL D O W D Y . BH.. f o r d iv o r c e , tha ahart title o f w h ic h Is W A V E R L T E A R L DOW DT. SK. P la la t lff. varaaa, B. D O W D T , D e fe n d a n t, that# p re s ante e ra tn c o m m a n d y e s to a p ­ p e a r an d file y e u r w r itte n defenaaa h e re in o n e r b e fo r e tha l l e c d a y a f Ju n e, A, D. list, o r atherw tae D oer** P ro C o n fe o o a w ill b e o n torod a g a in s t y o n . T h s S a n fo r d H e ra ld Is d esig n a ted aa 4 n e w sp a p e r o r g e n e r a l c ir c u la ­ tion In w h ich thla r lta tlo n o b e li ha p u blish ed o a a e each w e e k Par lo u r non aeeu tlyg w ash*. W IT N E a s n r hand and o ffic ia l m x I o r th e C le r k o f the c ir a n lt C o u rt on th is the af an thla tha l l t h d ay g M ay. A. D. I M L (•M A LI D avid M . O a lth e l C la rk a f C ircu it C ourt B y : Jnan M. W llk a , D ep u ty C lerk C a rro ll M urk* A tto r n e y a t l a w S a n fo rd A tla n tia N al'L B k. - B ldg. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a A tto r n e y fo r P la in tiff. P u blish M ay IS, M , IS A Ju n e L file d a g a in s t y o u In tha C ir cu it C ourt la anS fo r S em in ole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , b y RA YM O N D X . IAJRD. fo r d lv o r c o , t t o sh o rt t ill* of w h ich lo R A YM O N D E. LO R D , P la in tiff, v e rsu s B A R A K E. L O R D . D efen d a n t, the** p re s e n ts a re tn com m an d y o u to ap p ear an d I lls ju u r w ritte n d e fe n s e * h e re in nn e r b e fo r e Iho l l t h dap o f J u n e , A . D. IMS, o r o th e r w is e D ecree P re C o n fe s s * w ill bo en ters* a g a in st you. T h e a a n fo r * H e ra ld I* d e tlg n a te d ae a n e w sp a p e r o f g e n e r a l clri-u q la tla a la w h ic h th is c lta tlo a ahalP ha y u b lle h td on e s each w e a k fo r fo u r r e a a e c u tlv s w eek s. W IT N E S S m y hand and o f f l r l a l ■eal e f th e C lerk o f the C ir cu it C ou rt an th is lh a t t h d a y a f M ay. A . D. n e t . 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SU E L BARTLETT, D e fe n d s * I, S O T IC E T F A F F H A R TOi M AH U B A R T L E T T W hoag raxldenea la u n k n o w n T e a are h e re b y a o t lfle d th a t m k ill a f C e m y la la t fa r d iv o r c e h a # b e e s file d a g a in s t y e u la th e a b o v e • tried C ou rL a llu a ta and b e in g ts tha ta m la a la C o u n ty C a a r t M ouea la S a n fo rd , S em ln ota c o u n t y , F lo r ­ ida, an d y o u a r e re q u ir e d he e e r v e g c o p y o f y o u r A n sw e r o r a th e r HOUSE FOR SALE: 12.344 dews, 23444 K f menlh 4Vs% mortgage. 4 reema, tacledlag 3 had reema. H i bgtha; sstra large Flarld« ream, pine panelled, dee Me glass deers. L u g e el Hit y ru m. Prefeealen- H e ALVJAV5 S A Y S , Ugol Nofict ) «N E V C R G lV C U P A S R H I1F L R G D O O J O B U N n t-V O U O T T A B erru j t -— ------- - O N E* r . 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M- v r aa eaa g I b a ra a fla r aa penalblw 1 whom It m i f (S R cin i: V r i Icr Ib liR rii| l l v i a In K e t r i i i M v i l l i f t r t l f M mi v * SRRiRS H N talatloM I h it B a i t h i i n f r o p ir U t i, 1rr« b u r i t i i t i i i l «Hr f lU w lm * R f .M n y 8 m U l! 5 V u * l.r ‘ t ^ ' V . u i r *1— « * •» the g W c " m r t h . NKH •! I l l MBit «f I m . I M l t i t f i £ thamcR K tl^fA'Ift** ■ m. M r * m - W “ d i e t .;.; M IM.M .* U r u 'V 'T T •* ftfa M * R rew n " keAlag Direstoe • F u rew m i • P u blic hearing w ill ks held Ig the gom lnola County Court rM * . •enlerd, Fla., an W ednesday J>gg 1* ISM a t I J s P. M. o r m •*•• lk<r*ntt*r m peagth la Bxmlaelo C eugty t e a la g fTim mlm leg �Something New, Something Old -- WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold 2. For Rent 1-BEDROOM, parti; furniihed home. Call after 1:00, NO 13122. FURNISHED cottage Mary. FA 2-3046. la Lake NICELY furnished 1 room apart­ ment private entrance. 307 Park Ave. 1033 W. FIRST: Light housekrcpin a roomi, all furniihcd, private entrance!. No Children. FURNISHED garage apartment, alto utilities. Air conditioning optional. Adulta. Call FA 2-1*24. 1-BEDROOM unfurnished house Fenced backyard. FA 2 1967. g-ROOM house, unfurnished, mod­ ern, on lake located in Gcneia, Fla. 165 per month. FA 3 3318, Oviedo. RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom home, Pinecrcst. By owner. Im­ mediate occupancy. FA 2-7393. • ROOM unfurnished house, water heater, stove, refrigerator. Nice location. Adulta only. FA 2-2939, 4. Real Fatal* Wanted ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates ONE ACRE— 17-82, 200' facing Lake Monroe! approximately 600' West of Sanford City Line. Write Box S, c /r Sanford Her­ ald. BEE IT NOWI Four bedroom, 2 ’seth borne. Quiet community. LR. 13' x 20'; DR.; kitchen, built in stove, disposal. Utility room wired for washer SUNLAND ESTATES: 8 bedroom house. Corner lot. Low down and dryer. Cohter lot 100' x 120' payment, FA 3-7035. with 12 orange trees. Low down payment. No qualifying. Phone FOR SALE: I Bedroom house, ' FA 2 3314. partially furnished. Needs some repair. Lot approx. 83 x 423. Located on IT-82, one mile north o f Monroe bridge. My equity BROKER 1600. Take up payments of 830. W. B. Shippy, Assoc. per month, 3% interest approx. 202 So. Park Avo. Ph. FA 1-3661 83300. Contact R. J. Hayes. P. O. LOVELY 3 bedroom, > bath home Box 495. Lake Mary—or call in Dreamwold, 331T Osceola Dr. FA I-1B95. By Appointment C. A. Whiddon, Sr. W. H. *'BillH Stemper Agency Realtor k Inauror Phone FA 2 4991 Phone FA 2-8331 9 112 N. Park 2601 Park Dr. k fUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, extra la*ge home. View o f lake. Aaaumo FHA or FHA la s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. FA 2-3871._____________________ LAKKFRONT HOME Lovely I bedroom, 2 bath, CB borne, situated on Lake Minnie. Features include built in range, heating unit, water heater, blinds, and many extras. Only Ml 1 year old. Total price-430 000. Terms available!______________ FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor LUllaa Tram* X. R. Ivera, D. H. Whltmora Asaociates. 1441 S. Park Ave. Pfa. FA 2 3321 After hours, FA 2-3613, FA 3 4*31 FA 2-0381, /A 2 3012 I ■I I BDRM., 1 bath home, kitchen equipped, Fla. Rm. fenced yard FA 2-1330 after S P. M. Call • * . • A. K. ROSSKTTER FLORIST FA 2-1811 Celery Ave. For All Your Floral Needs Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. 1-akefront Just • 16 Mlealea QUIET ON Of LOTS • I-ake Dow Moon A. BEAUTIFUL Privileges Sanford LAKE True S u b u r b a n L i v i n g LARGE LOTS — PRICED 11,500 lo 15,000 Terms — 39% Dona — | Years On Balance SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY V A N C E f. DOUGLASS IS S S ? " ASSOCIATES: Alvia Odham. C. O. Tedd, Jee Douglas*, f i n MeCey HWT. IT-82 A ONOBA BD. PH- FA 2-8341 15. Special Services Sewing Mach. Repairs R. HOME: 3 bedrooms. X 11. Work Wantad baths. Terms available. Low HOUSEWORK. FA 1-2*66. down payment. 713 Bnarcliff. Ph. FA 2-5429. ACCOUNTANT desires position with future in Florida. Present­ BUY OK THE YEAR: If you ly employed by C.P.A. firm nerd a big three bedroom house with 4 years coitinuou* exper­ with 1‘ * baths rail FA 2-3281. ience. B. R. A. degree. Major We are ready to sell lo you. in accounting. Married. Aga 26. Total 310.300. Monthly payments Replies confidential. Box C, 6 / 6 368 00. We can sell 2 ways; Herald. 3230 down could be arranged. WOMAN want* housework or dnye HOUSE for aale. Three bedroom work. Ph. TA 2-4016. and one bath ranch style home. Low down payment, 4 tirr VA I R O N I N G in my home. Call loan. Monthly payment* 174 00. rA 2 7066 after 1 P. M. Located at 208 Bamboo Drive In Sunland Estates. C a l l 12. Ilumbing Service* FA 2-3663. PLUMBING 6. Mortgage Loans Contra cling k Repalri Free E ilim alci MORTGAGE LOAN! R. L. HARVEY Commercial and 204 Sanford Ave. Phon* FA 2-2363 Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3493 Orlando. Fla. . C. ALL MAKES k MODELS RENTALS $3 WEEK 303 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) FA 2-3623 CAR FOR SALE. 1933 Bulek Super LANDSCAPE GARDNER 4 dr. sedan with automatic FRANCIS PEZOLD transmission, radio and haater. We put In lawns — Sodding, Sprig Call FA 2-7798 after 3.00 P. M. ging Financing ran be arranged. Peat — Renovation NASH Metropolitan that look* and FREE ESTIMATES runs like new. Motor re-buklt In 10 yra. Experience Ph. NO 8 4780 1939. 30 to 40 m Us per goUea FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully of gaa. Call FA 18987. given. Mattress renovating, up­ holstery and slip covers. Cui- ’36 CADDILAC! FA 2 8Ml7 " tom built bedding made to or­ der. Cad or come la. Nix Bed­ 20-A Trailers ding Manufacturing Co.., 1301 ROYAL Spertantue, all aluminum, So. Sanford Ave. FA 22117. 1931. 33*. wail la wall carpeting, excellent condition. FA AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 21. Furniture Windshield BackGians Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bou|bt-8old Larry'i Mart Door Giaaa VentGlaaa >11 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA S-41U SERVICE Sonkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. • BIO VALUES 114 W. 2nd St. IS. Klactrkai Bervtcaa THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Phona FA 24432 PLASTER REPAIRS, free e«limates. rA 13639______________ PIANO TUNINO * REPAIRING W. L HARMON Ph. FA 2-4222 YOU IN All Homea Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warraaty IN THE CITY — A L L CITY C O N V E N IE N C E S '■>s wsFur modus om E POPE CO. FA 3-4)64 M m Dawn's NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • Near Golf Cauree $450 Down Turn Weal O r 201k HI. Fallow Country Club Rd. A Watch For Our Sigaa« . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:09 A . M. TH Dark SU N D A Y 2:00 P. M. T U Dark SJuum aJtaA N f Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Ave. FA >743* ROI.I.AWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week, or Meath— FURNITURE CENTER lino French Ave. Ph. FA 3-7633 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free K illmates. Phona FA 3-TSI9. 22. Articles For Sait A .Satisfied customer Is our best YELLOW SQUASH by the bushel. advertisement. FA 20415. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103. So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 GOOD used frame windows, Jamba and assorted lumber. See fore­ Re liv elier With Professional man at Nicholson Bulek Bldg. Beauty Car*. •eeety 8alaw SERVICE CALLS 82*6 8616 Oak FA ( 7664 Tha Biggest Lilli* Shop In Sanford. All Parts And Ifi. Flowers A Plants Labor Ctiranleed *0 Days. SANFORD RADIO 4> TV CENTER Cut Flowers For Any Occasioa •th. k Sanford Ava. FA 1*741 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP or FA 24270 ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state- FA 2 1820 menta, Invoices, hand bllli, and p r o g r a m s , tie. Progressive Printing Co. Phona FA ( W I ­ SH West 13lh St. 3-BEDROOMS, 11) TILE HATIIS with colored nature*. Itrrssse fleers, Venetian blinds, carpertr. screen perch, utility roses and many a4ker extras. . B. r o S. Park - 15. Special Services $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. M AIR- CONDITIONING H. CABINETS: pre-finlshed, custom made or built to order. General Mill Work Boyd'* Cabinet Shop, WALL PAPERING k PAINTING 307 Elm Ave., FA 2 2816. Work Guarantaed Bob Beard Coatart M l West *(h S t 15-A Beauty Parlors Phone FA 2 8643 *50 DOWN A STINK Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 14. Build, Paint Ik Repair - ' c o u n t r y cluV " MANOR MOVES WILSON - MAIER House Wiring — electric Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL PLKCTRIC 00. 112 Magnolia FA 14611 I960, Z.Z.. Sews on buttons, make* butonholas automatically, #m> br.tiderys, appliques. Payments 38.10. Write Credit Manager, Box 30. c /o Sanford Herald. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE 204 W. 1st. St. PA 1-Mil Sell Ue Your Furniture. Qu'ck Service With Tha Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 1-0*77. CULL CUCUMBERS tl.M bu. la your container. Harold Kaatner, West 13th. Street SALK SALE SALK SIN G ER -LB., 918.00; Ambassador 828.30; Tru-Sew 838.00. Phone FA 2 3623, 301 W*lt la t S t, Sanford. LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOTERS BELL’S SHELL SERVICE 13th k French Ave. RELAX! ENJOY T R O U B LE -F R EE D R IV IN G Vacation Fun? DRIVE THE WAY I FA 2 4622 Wal l R. Female Help Wanted . 22 Articles For Bala 3000 Free TV SUmpa Senkarik Glaaa and Taint Co. with each acootar purchase BOAT: 13 ft. Thompson: wind­ 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4621 shield and controls; Sears trail­ er; 1936, II H. P. Kvinrude S A W D U S T and shavings. 22- A Article* Wanted FA 2-3877, Buckner k Son. 6400. FA 2-1906. WANTED: Spring tooth harrow for t h r e e point hook-up. 30 H. P. JOHNSON Javell- motor, COMPLETE I rooms of furniture, FA24640. plus washing machine, mower electric atarter, excellent condi­ tion. FA 2 4468. and 3 metal cabinets. FA 2 6331 2L I.oat A Found after 8 p. m. Mercury Outboard Motors DESIRE la sell emerald cut dia­ FOUND: l lawn roller and 1 lawa WOODRUFF MARINE mond engagement ring. Like marker. Owner may claim at 2401 French Ave. FA 2-11*3 new. If interested call FA 2-3338 Fir# Station No. 2 and par to* after T p. m. this ad. 20. Automoblllee # QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS TV Service within the hour. Re­ pair your TV for 37.30, In your WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS home or no charge. Sunshtaa TV, FA 2 *833. Naw and Used Furnitar* 311 E. First St.-~ • FA 2-8*22 PllWpS - SPRINKLERS Plumbing A Heating 7. Hualncaa Opportunities All types and sites, installed New k Used Furniture k Appli­ AIR CONDITIONING “ Do II Yourself" ances. A Good Pile# T* 3IAJOR oil rompany truck atop for CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 243d) BUY. SELL or TRADE lease. FA 2 7682 or FA 2 7332. Stenstrom Realty CENTRAL air conditioned * heated home; two bedrooms, ranae, refrigerator, disposal, large water heatrr, Venetian blind* and drapes. Jalousie porch. On large lot. Well. As­ sume 4ft loan, monthly pay­ ments only 333.22. down pay­ ment (2,00u, total price (11,*30 Call PA 2 1363. r i buy an automatic drier!" 3-BDRM. block home. Low down W. 4TED, Men, Women. Raise payment, VA loan. FA 2-3273. bait lor us at home. Full, spar# time. Doesn't take up spaee. SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom We furnish everything. Sher­ home. Assume VA loan. Low wood. Dept. G-411, Monmouth, down payment, $73.83 per mo. Maine. FA 2 2937. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 3-2(20 “ Open evenings til 8:30 PM" Lakevlew South *'Ok*yt Okay! 3-HEDROOM, 1 hath home in Sun­ land, $50u down, assume VA loan, 876.93 a month. 208 Sun­ land Dr. FA 2-1432. 10. Male or Female COLORED MAID: mutl live on premises. Salary 3123, room and STENSTROM RE A L IY board. Seminole County Home. Offers these select homes for FA 2 0083. your inspection and will be pleased to abow them at your LADIES WANTED: Earn (40 lo convenience. 830 spare time. Car necessary. Phone FA 24261. BEL A I R - A 2 BR, CB home located on a beautiful landscap­ AVON CALLING ed corner lot in a fine neighbor­ Pleasant dignified part time hood. Includes well and pump work near your home at an for lawn sprinkler system, A V O N Representative. We alove and new refrigerator plus train you. Mr*. Jean Mllanich, other extra*. Priced below mar­ Box 2(6, Lockhart, Fla. ket value because of military t r a n s f e r . (10,730. Attractive termi. 4'V“> mortgage. COMPANION for elderly person; room, board and (alary. Slone HIGHLAND P A K K - A delightful Island, Enterprise. P h • a e 3 BR home alluatrd on a very FA 2 4260 or, FA 2 3689. large cornrr lot with beautiful shade trees. Ideal location for cool summer living. Very at­ 9. Mai* Help Wanted tractive terms for only 11000 HELP WANTED, retired gentle­ down. Convenient lo schools and man for position a i cashier. See shopping - centers. Total price 3lr, Prince between • and 7 812,830. P. M. at Movielaad Drive la Theatre. No phone calls. LOCH A R B O R - An attractive 3 BR, 2 bath, CB home In beauti­ 10. Male or Femal* ful Loch Arbor, attractively priced at 314,830. Terms are WANTED: Gradara and packtrs available! Price Includes stove, for produce. Apply at old Dingrefrigerator, Venetian blinds and felder Packing House on Soulh otbar features. Sanford Avenue. Ask for W. G. Strickland. STOP IN TO SEE US OR CALL: EXCLUSIVE • down Stenstrom Realty LAND WANTED WE ARE INTERESTED HAIRY INDIGO 21 INCH TV, RCA mahogany eon Th# Ideal cover, crop for grovea sole, excellent condition. Call and pasture sowing. FA 3-1826. Early, per 100 lba ............... *28.00 Regular, per 100 lba .........(27.00 UMBRELLA tanta 331.63 up. lift Quantity discounts. vest, boat cuahloM. AxMY-NAVY CITRUS BAGS SURPLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. 1 bu. M — (175.00, H Bu. 6 GUAGE Ithlea pump 340. 20 M—3100.00 guaga model 12 Windcheater ■« Bu. M. — MS. 0 pump, (63. Call FA 2-41(2. A. M. PREVATT, Phon# 21*4, Seville. Fla. REDI-MIK-CONCRETE 37” Window Still (1.23 17. Pete, Livestock. Supplies 34” Window Lintel* (1.23 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. PUPPIES: Tk 2 4264. 306 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 GERMAN SHEPHERD pupa 14 weeks old, had ihota. Males (33. FREEZER, Deluxe 22 foot upright FA 1-1363. 6 months old. Take up payments (28.12 month. See Clyde Walla QI ARTKR HORSE, 6 years old, at DeWItl Trailer Court. well trained and easy to bandie. FA 2 0763. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM 19. Boat* and Motors VENETIAN BLINDS Eneleaad head. Rag-proof bottom Gateway To The Waterway roll with plastic ends. Plastic Your EVINRUDE Daaler or rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon H obson Sporting G ood * cords. 304-61 E. lit. Ph rA 2-3MI Paying these sky high rent* when 3 R E D R O O M . 1 bath, kitchen you can own thi* fine, two bed­ equipped. Large corner lot. room and den. completely fur­ S260U equity. 4‘ sV. Gl mortgage. nished home, located in quirt Ph. FA 24397. neighborhood for only $73 PER MONTH after making a LOW We have Just received another 3 down payment. acre listing in Lake Mary. The READY TO MOVE INI last one was purchased two CALL US TODAY I days after the ad appeared. Don’t let thii one get away, a W. If. “ Rill” Stemper Agency splendid buy at 439iK>. Contact— Realtor 4s laaumr Phona FA 2-4991 112 N. Tark Phona FA 2-8331 2901 Park Dr 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-242*. "Open Evenings til 1.30 PM” REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN St. Johns Realty Co. 22. Artidaa For Sal* Mon. May 23, 1960— Pane 9 16. Flowers 4k Plants MONEY AWAY Stenstrom Realty fc helping you find the home or apartment at your choice. Call today! Ijrralb Beautiful 3 llcdru.m 2 Rath Home with Hardwood floors. G E equipped Kitchen Thermosta­ tically controlled Heat. Well, Landscapped Lo! on Dead End 3-HEDROOM, 2 bath house: at­ Street where Childrrn play In tached garage. 812 Cherokee Cir­ »a(et.v Wa will be proud to abow cle, Sunland Estates. FA 2-2339 you this today. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor MOVE RIGHT IN Raymond Lundquitt, Assoc. FHA Financing—No Closing Cost FA 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Bid*. — for an appointment call — Helen E. Noonan at W. II. Bill Stemper Agency DON'T THROW YOUR FA 2-1331 FA 2 4911 J. VV. HALL B13 ROSALIA DR: 3 bedroom, kit­ chen equipped home. 3300 down, 888 monthly. FA 3-4517. sr.no Ganforb Registered Real Es*ate Broker Ph FA l-tlot 17-12 at rflawatha We need small acreage listings, 2544 French Ave. from two to forty acres. These Realtor are excellent seller* when pro­ “ Call Hall" Phona FA 2 3641 perly presented and advertised. Call us and wo will tend an NEW 2 bedroom CB house, furn­ ished. on 3 lots. Call FA 2413*. associate out to view the pro­ Will accept trailer. perty, we do not list over the telephone. Conta'i acreage de­ partment THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11* N. Perk Ave. Ph. FA >4123 li t N. Park Ave. Phon* FA 2-2120 “ Open evenings til 8:30 PM" S-B. R. home. fum. or unfurn. Buy equity. Wit) rent 1110 a month. WANTED to buy or rent: one Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-3880. atory or split level house with three or more bedroom*; at HOUSE and FURNITURE for Wait 1800 aquaro ft. living area. aale. Three bedroom home in Call r A 2 8383. Altamonte Springs, with screen­ ed in Florida room. House Is air conditioned. On corner lot with no traffic. Furniture it new. If interested sail MI 7-8832 LOTS o r ACREAGE Give legal description, price 2-BEDROOM CB house. Florida and lermi. Write P. O. Box room, utility . 001. and carporic. >72, Sanford, Florida. 3400 down for cquity.FA2-2326. S. Real Batata For Sola iEhr Real Estate For Sale 5. Real Entitle For Sale Ceaalrnctien Co* lac. (41 Wont ( i l k atreat Phan# FA 2-3181 NEW BOMBS 57 B IIIC K Speoial Fordor Hardtop - Fully Equipped . Vary Low M B * aga • Beautiful White Finiah and Whitewall Tiros • Lfk* New laaide and Out • Perfect Far That Summer Vacation Trip. 1495 5 8 O L D S M O B IU Super -MR” Tudor Hardtop . Baautlful Rad sad WhK* Finiah and Whitewall Tire* - Vary Lew Mileage « Uke New Inalde aad Out • Make Year VaoatUa A " On* Ie Thla Air Condilkaaed Beauty. 2495 BT Odham & Tudor South Pinecreat On Oeera Bead, Be. e f Sanford Sunland Eatates 17-92, I mil** if*. o f Master# Closing Coat 57 FORD Country Sedan Fordor Station Wagon • and Whlta Finiah . Whitawal Tice* . leg • Perfect For Family Outlaga This Tut Ir 1495 Ai Low Ai $135 57 OLDSM OBIU VA-FH A, FHA-IN-8ERVICE Vary •98” Fordor Hardtop • All Factory........ low Mileage • Factory Air Conditioning • Maks Yonr Vacation Safa and Comfortable In Thin “ OB’,» Uead Car. Imaiediate Occupancy 1 Yaar Pereonal S a tisfa ctio n 1895 G U ARANTEE Year pareaeel sallsfecUoa f « see fell year aa the eoaetrecIlea of year hem* or meaty FREE WELCOME T* Saaferdi Ba Oar Gaaala Fes S Day* Abaelntely Free, Without Obligation At Oa* Ol Sanford's Landtag Meteie While Yea Locals Mousing Fur Yen 41 Your Family. Pick Up Keys AI SsUa Of flee! Odham &a Tudor ■ * y . lT -tt tflh BL Satan Of flee Sanford P i FA S-1M1 J. Jlreltcjr Odham, Pi Mid tat Our Uead Care Will Be Displayed Far Ysar a Lot. to*. Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted WHERE DEALS SHINE at the sign ef yeur beet hay 2nd A Palmetto U. C . Let F A M i l l Of*. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 23, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8fef48f6689f912af62fb6c89507d21f.pdf 6632e34edcf62a807393846fa49e50d8 PDF Text Text faga 12— Thurs. M a y 19, ’69 BANISH B U G S ! *■ FLY A M O SQUITO K IL IM D R U G O 12-OZ. PUSH BUTTON . . . S T O R E S IN M CT KILLM H O U tl A OARDIN . 1 M L ANT A ROACH KILLM S OZ. PUSH BUTTON . . . R O S I A FLOW IR SPRAY 1 I-O Z. PUSH BUTTON MOTH DEODORANT 14 O*. * . . « « • 1.19 BRIDGEPORT INSECTICIDE SPRAY 12 OZ. A IR O SO i . . . MRS. ESTHER EVANS w u Insulted u new president of the Business end Professions! Women's Club slonr frith • elete of other officers. Shown et the induction meeting ere, from left, Mrs. Nells Livinfston, eorresl l i i i n f secretery; Mrs. Jessie Brinson, second vice president; Miss Adrienne C. Welts, pest president Flo- SLUG-A-BUG SPRAY 12-OZ. AIROSOL . . . r e v o lv in g P A A 'Q e S K f S S Nikita M a y Hove . M in e d Tha Boat IHMANAPOUB (OFI> - The president at •■firm which bulk a Jet heat tor President Elaanhawer to aim to Nikita B. Khrsahebev aald today the Runlas H m ilsr may have missed tha host, literally, whan ha torpedoed the summit eouferenet. The HAM heal, an II • foot Jet eruieer hearing a silver phqus, abowad agraeloa wars receiving numerous Inquiries but that moat travalera wan apparantly taking a "wait sad aaa stUluda." loma agent! are advising clients to eaacal thalr tripa, ellbar becauio they believa Aswrlcani may ba aubjtclad to uncomfortable hos­ tility or because they feel that "If lhe’a set good aneugh for them, ra era iheold go." Jack Wlermms, prsaldent at American Teurlat Burras, a "wbolaaalo" agency which hasdla« arrange<uenU with RwuU't Intouriat and otbera tor stbsr aessetsa. aaid bo toll that "U they don’t want President Elsrahewer, why should we Asa them M million dollars In tourist monay." Ha aald ha aim felt thing* might he "thoroughly unpleasant" and - 'r CAR W ash bru sh AIR MATTRESS No more stretching to dean, cars window* '•wn furstture. etc. Hat beilt-ie abut-oH ascs» The florid* Federstloo of Art Is *pensoring a "paintnik" In Da8s ry Sunday, from 10 a. m, to 4 p. ta. > "paintnik", in caas you don't know, la a picnic for paint* on, where they era picnic and paint and alto bo observed by curious spectators. Thli "paintnik" wilt bt held on lbs lawn and ground! at the hiltoric Count DeBary Manilon. which la Um atata beadquartan for th« Art Padaratlon. Tha Fadaratloo baa announced Uut ipsetatora art wtlcomt. Adminion wlU ba M cants and boveraga and cako art included Is lbs sdmUaioii. Anyone wfee is really hungry Is tdvlsad to bring bii owa lunch. Artists (roa at) over Florida will ba painting. If you have savor •sen an artist at work hats la Um chance. OUTGOING BOUTHSIDR PT-0Prsaldent Dob Bales, left, eonvrstulstee mewtf elected, president H. W. Rnwle while ether officers look on. Left to right* Bales, Rawls, Ernest Southward, first vice president; Mrs. J. C. Miteheli, second vice president end Mra. Welter Cook, secretary. ‘ ; . (Herald Photo) BUG BOM B HOME Art Federation Plans 'Paintnik' Picnic Sunday , NEW Y O B T fU riM tovla t Pre­ mier Mktte Khmhcbev'i summit Mew up has caused "some, but set swap" Aasarkaa touriaU to cansat summer tripa le Bastors Eurape and Bsaata, a quick survey ef travel agenda* shewed today. Marvin Dwtsch, managing adl- 1.59 Fun on Hm batch, In the mater, camping, etc with this 64*x24* inflatable, V QkaA vinyl Mttrassl N O W ...y o u can lot your hair wake up and be lovalyl CAMP STOOL PAINT SPRAYER STEP-O-STOOL Nidi at ttardy y*l Ngkt- h«, aohal aaula cesboN ruili *Ui slial withibmi At ounMUsed to VOGUE and LADIES MONK JOURNAL • Impartial Law Nerved Seminole Deputy Sheriff. County f ■1 Active Will Year Member Devots Supped Central Pul Years As ' Baptist Chief Large Door Mirror * Chinch Car W ish Brushes Time To This Office Appreciated <•/ 9 Patio Lights With Cord iMl Captain Bells Loud Clear Ring m IS IM s e * UEF FROM P A I N W IR T l J S T A N B A C K 1 VALUE tr Q U A L I T Y lMTT. ■ t S f l i £ 2 r n ^ 2 2 * iaft^Mtv 1 I I f / i/ im " i �Ml , Atlas Zooms To Record Jn Flight CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — America today fired an Atlaa mis­ sile With e dummy warhead on a 1.000-mile flight t o e petat off the Hb of South Africa. The *Wt>ot Atlaa took SI minutes to make a trip that, aimid at the northeast, would have penetrated deep late the heart ef the Soviet Union. I The AUbb soared 1,000 miles to Rhe edge of space with tht dummy warhead plus 1,000 pounds Of “ nor­ mal research and development" instruments. The note cone bit the water Just north ef Prince Edward Island, off the southere Up of Africa. The shot exceeded the prevloua long distance mlaalle mark set by Russia,—7.TB7 miles over the Pacific Ocean last January with n -called “ super rocket." The Air Force said the purpose of the teat “ wai to obtain date on re-entry at Increased velocities re­ sulting from longer range flights.” The Allas passed between South America and Africa but did not cross any land maiaea, the Air Force said. Two ablpa and an airplane were staUoned downrange to track the missile’s Bose cone. ADM longest previous prWTIVUB HOI - The shot «7 by IH an Atlas wss s,ra miles ever the Atlsnllc. As it pulled from Us psd snd - dissppesred Ugh tale n baay sky toward the southeast, the Atlas appeared well ea Its way to an historic flight that would' over­ shadow the best that Russia has offered publicly to the way of ta g distance shots. Soviet missilemen fired a multis t a g e d ballistic mlssllt last JenW ik ry that sent Us nosa cone into ' the Pacific Ocean S0Q miles from Pesrl Harbor and wUhin twe miles ef Us Urget. That abet severed 7,7*7 miles. j Collins Endorses Carlton In Governor Race TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. LrRoy CollLni today endorsed Doyle I . Carlton Jr. Cor governor in the May M run-off primary. Colllna, who made the- announce■ant at hit weakly oawa confer­ ence, aaid ho thought Carlton r «a the candidate beat qualified and equipped to make this elate the heat governor." “ 1 abaft vote for him on election day," the governor said. Collins aaid Carlton had "dear­ ly indicated” he wanta to keep the Mate ea Ue present nuree in racial matters. And CoIUna said he was proud of the course the state had been following for the peat yean. He aaid, "where is there another state that haa done a better Job in this area than Florida." to the campaign debate Thursdsy night, Carlton aaid he would do every* thing lawfully he could to maintele icbopl aegregatlon, but would oever order a achool cloeed. Bryant reiterated his stand tor segregation, but added. “ I will never close the schools el Flor­ ida." Both aaid they favor raises for teachers and a minimum wage law, Colllna' announcement he would eupport Carlton came as a longawaited Indication el hla eboke la the governor's race. •Colllna aaid bo haa no present plana to make a speech on behalf of the Wauchula rancher “ bet I never close the door." Colllna apparently broke hla long silence aa a result of much pres- sure from Carlton supporters. It also was believed that recent en­ dorsements of Bryant by former Gov. Millard Caldwelt and Mra. Dan McCarty helped force Colllna' band. He refUsrd to endorse a candi­ date In the first primary and had indicated until hla announcemtnt today that he would keep mum un­ til election day. The outright attack on Collins' policy toward the touchy rare problem by Caldwell Thursday night also played a part In the surprise Collins announcement. The governor had said earlier that ha would stay out of tho campaign unless forced to de'end his administration. Caldwelt said in a statewide broadcast Thursday night endors­ ing Bryant that the Collins admini- •i rat ion was "soft toward integra­ tion." Colllna' endorsement of Carlton brought e stream of questions from newsmen on tht race angle ol the campaign. But the governor refused to com­ ment on whether the election of Bryant would, hi hit opinion, be a repudiation ol the racial course taken bp the Colllna administra­ tion. ; Carlton and Bryant Indicated In their Pensacola debate Thursday night they hold doubts about the wisdom of capital punishment. The heavily-populated areas of the Southeast Florida roast draw both men from the Florida pgr.handle today aa they stumped through Dada and Broward coun­ ties. Carlton aaid in Ew television debate be favora modification ad the eapltal punlihmaM law. He aaid there la a definite dfsUnclta between a man who ktlla with pre­ meditation and one who ktlla ea Impulae. “ It haa been proved that aapBtil puniahment la not ■ daticrenB ____ ____ he said. to crime," Bryant uld he would hate to be faced aa governor with the problem of allowing a man to be put to dtalh. He said he beta that If capital puniahment were abolished, persons who commit capital crimes should ho put le prison permanently. The debate failed to preduee clashes such aa occurred at simi­ lar appearances to Tallahassee and Miami. r • WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86-04. Low tonight, 62-68, United Praia Leaned Wire TWO LYMAN High School students, Mary Lynn McCanna and James Henry Beusee, have been awarded |400 a year general scholarships to be used in preparation for careers as teachers. The two students were selected in a competitive examination taken by more than 1,000 stu­ dents In the state. Another Seminole County student was also named recipient of the award. She is Dian Aiken of Seminole High School, (Herald Photo) Tornado Levels Kansas Town Established <908 FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1960 NEW YORK (U PI) prices at 1 p m.: American TAT ......... American Tobacco...... Bethlehem Steel ...... Chrysler ................... Curtiss • Wright ...... DuPont .................... Eastman Kodak ....... Ford Motor .......... . General Electric ....... General Motors ......... Graham • Paige ....... Int. T A T .............. Johnson Electronics .. Lor ills rd ................... Minute Maid .. .. . . . . . Penney ..................... Penn RR ................. Sears Roebuck ......... Studebakcr .......... Westinghouse El......... “ We must be prepared for the international outlook to become more stem." Ho praised President Eisenhow­ er tor wisdom snd courage in an­ nouncing an and to U-t flights and dedtnad to predict what Khrush­ chev haa In-store for Berlin. Macmillan said Khrushrhev gave ne suggestion shortly before tho summit meeting wai to have started that he intended to wreck it Ha rold Khrushchev mentioned the apy plane incident in a letter eight days before the conference and otpresaed belief the confer­ ence would achieve Utile. But be did net indicate hla own course, Macm|lUn aaM. Macmillaa aaid Khrushchev Mated in the letter he would not negotiate under threats, but that Britain beltoved those “ threats" ended whan Eisenhower, sold the apy ftighto had he— euepended. News Briefs Fidi Catch O ff - w ta u iu n m u MIDI, i •eoforrf\Greybo—d-Bt. Petersburg tofttbtlT cam* Admission price to the rally at toe audio* wiU be o voting r*g-latratioo card. Thr— —mmiasta races will he at stake In the primary and a constable's post in District 4 and Peace Justice peat to Dis­ trict «. to Races Include: District S County Commission; J. D. Cordell and Ted Williams; District t, James Avery snd ’ Incumbent Lawrence Swodord; District I, Incumbent Homer Uttie and John FiUpatrick. In the eo—table's race, Bob Carroli will faeo O. O. Own snd Elmer-Ashley nod Homer Bowen SANFORD, FLORIDA —Th. In. 'enwortb tornado '“ caueed comto* erable damage. Houses and barns' Just disappeared acd we're trying to find out If anyMe la Missing.” , The American Red Goes sent a disaster unit to lUusvUie and Silver Lake, near Topeka, Kan., a tornado swooped through Mail Rate Hike Asked after the farm area. Nina nomas were WASHINGTON (U P I) —The U. S destroyed and several persons tod Chamber of Commerce urged Con­ Jured. gress today to atrenmltoo the BeThe twister skimmed across ti— 'a mall handling and raise poatal rates to make tha Post Olflce Department aelf-auppmUng. The chamber called for postal rats in­ crease* — Ural, second and third class mail to wipe out tho expect­ ed ISM million I'oit Office Depart­ ment deficit in the next fiscal year. Stales commercial in IBM totaled 3,100,000,000 pounds, slightly below the record catch to IMA’ The average price paid' fish­ ermen was 4.71 cents per found, the lowest In to years. Merger Vote Asked LOS ANGELES (U PI) ~ Isle Errol Flynn's teenage to mate, Beverly AadUnd, haa •vangcliM. ' Superior Judge AUon Miliar, finding Beverly to ha “ a bad girt but not real bad,” aaubbad tha IT* year-old btanda'a ■ e ther sad awarded custody to tha Bar. Leonard Eltera aad Ua wife. • T a vary happy," sobbed Bee- NEW YORK (UPI) - Stockhol­ ders ef the Atlantic Coast Lint Railroad and Seaboard Air Lin* Railroad will be asked to vote approval later thin year ef a mer­ ger of the two lines. Termi of the prepoaad ACL-Seeboard merger cell tor the creation of a new company to be known ts Seaboard Coastline Railrosd Co. Collins Still Trying TALLAHASSEE IUPI) - Gov. LeRoy Collins said today ha has written n*w lettars to three presi­ dential hopefuls asking them to meet with tho Florida Democratic e— vention delegation to discuss the Issues. Tha governor said be a—t toe leUar—' v Senators John Kaaaady, d Johnson and Stuart SymingtM. Hate Rally Staged TOKYO (U PI) —MiUloaa af Chi­ nese Communist staged a "hate America” rally In Peiping and its suburbs today and a leader liken­ ed the U. I. position at tho summtt conference to a murderer fleeing tha law court. Teng Hsiaoping, general secretary of th* Chiaoaa Communist Party, lad what tba Communist Now Chian Nsws Agency called an “ unprecedented mammoth rally" Jn Peiptop to back Nikita Khruaficbav aad con­ doms what ha called "U. S. aggreaaMs aad prevocattoa." Final School Day For SHS Graduates Search Continues For NAS Crewman Navy aaarch planes today con­ tinued to comb th* Banana River area west of Patrick Ate Fore* Base, for toa third victim of a Sanford based Navy Jet that crash­ ed Wednesday end took tha lives ef lu three-man crew. Still missing was Aviation Mo­ th sale i c Gtan Llmbert ef 174014 Magnolia Avt., Sanford. Tha other victims were L4. Har­ ry A. Lackey 11 of 111 Oakland Dr.,.tha pUoi and instructor pilot LL (jg ) Louis M. Beverly of 416 Briar CUfL Funeral aorvicea tor Lt. Beverly will ha conducted at t a. mTuaaday. Gramkow Funeral Home reported., Tha Navy will apaa a court of Inquiry Into th# causa of tba crash next week. Tha culmination of 13 t a g years of bcIi m ] will coma to a rlimax today for the 1PM graduating clan kt Seminole High School. A “ Fun A f t e r Graduation" •vent will taka placa at Now Smyr­ na Batch Monday,, undar tha supervlsta of Mrs. Harry Robson, chairman of tha all-day picnic .Th* event la being sponsored by the Rotary Club with the assist­ ance of bcal merchants. Those donating to too affair were Ralph Wight, William Shook, Earl Toney and tho Winn Dixie Store and Hollar Motors. Tha mothers participating to tha annual event are Mrs. WUliipn Shook; Mrs. R. E. Osterholm; Mrs. Ned Julian; Mra. Fred Wil­ liams; Mrs. Earl Toney; Mra. H, L. Osborne; Mrs. William Btemper; Mr*. E. II. Alexander; Mra. R. C. Wood; Mrs. S. D. All­ rod; Mra. J. 0. Osborn and Mrs. J. V. Stowell Jr. Urn members of tha Sanford Elks donated too chairs and Hugh CarltM, principal of Plnecrest school, loaned tha use at the school's speaker, Queen Mother's Romance Denied LONDON (U P I) - Buckingham Poloco today ompkoUoolly doolcd a report appearing to a Now York Tb# Sanford Art Assn.’ will prenewspaper that Qua** Mother Ett- •em « brand a*w aatectiafe. of Tisahrik, M. waste t* marry tor ST.L: £ ££ £PS® •wholly without Tha Haw York foam noma to 4 p. m. Sunday- Th* amot laflea's auction, with too Navy’s Jack From as aucflotmor, will ho hold m 7 p. m. Monday. A s display will to mam to too 4,000 Marchers Say'Ban The Bomb' AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS of tha Armod Fore** Day celebration hare 'Saturday will bn a tour of a Navy craah boat uand in rescuing downed fly> ere and ahipa in distraite, The boat, docked at tha Lake Monroe bandahell, arrived here from the Mayport Naval Air Station. The craft will be opened to tha public from l i a. m. to 8 p. m. (Herald Photo) SUMMIT, Alaska (U P I) - A ski-equipped helicopter tailed to­ day in its attempt to rescue an injured woman and four injured men who have been stranded aince Tuesday aa Ml. MrKlalay, North American's highest mountain. The helicopter wai forced to re­ turn to Ft. Greeley for repairs. Paul Crows, leader of the stranded group, ridiped that “ all (iva persona a n to worsening con­ dition." Youth Charged With Fire, Theft to th* be too ho »bow I to.our Mra. Of too J. O, ma* and it work* brimo." “Tba association's numbers, experienced artista and heginacre, all have Moo working to add to too cultural pursuits of th* community and w* hope toelr efforts will giv* a n pleasure I* tha public." Mra. DeWiT saidTho auction will ha held to halo defray expenses for soma Senn­ nail County youagater to tha annual aammor camp Bar art hower haa coma under (he to* fluence ef American “ cold war circles" who have ne Interest In reaching a settlement with Rueala. Kbruahchtv, frowning darkto wUle a Carman interpreter read hla speech to I,MB Communist functionaries In East Berlin 'MkA he admitted that “ P r e s t o A jK * senbower has a tougher p N H M ’ than I do." He told the CofflmuatoH Me Pentssoo was opposed toWBMBr fUl negotiations St tbe‘ S toM K and arranged the d lsp a M D jflB Intelligence plane ever t k r f i M K Union ea May Day to enter to sabotage toe chiefs ef governai eeB meeting. * Eaat Berlin ooaamunleta rounded up tone of thousands of paras— to cheer Ebroehchov when he the streets of BaM Berlin to went under heavy guard through apeak at the rally. The Rada orifinally planned SO outdoor rally but after Khrushchev wag, shooed id . Faria, they as nounred he wouid apeak 1—lass to toe Werner Beeleublndor Hal when the audience ef 10.000 eeud be earefull screened. President Charles DedaUlle of France Indicated to hla cabined today he will steer o more In* dependent course ia world at­ tain following the summit fiasco, DsGsuUt called the cabinet tote special session to discuss th* effects of toe summit collapse, H* will report to the nation to a broadcast next Tuesday. Eisenhower relumed home to­ day to • scheduled fanfare at trumpets and warm bipartisan welcome designed to show national unity to the few ef Russian to* suite end threats. The president, returning from U»e scuttled summit conference la Parte and a hero's reception to Lisboa, was scheduled to land at Andrews Ate Fores Base at I p. to. Police turned over t* county Juvenile authorities a IS-year-old youth believed to bava started a minor Are at Magnolia and Sixth St. Wednesday and to bare broken Into Franklin'a Curb Market an W. Ulh SI. The boy has admitted, I* police that he ran away irom.b Miami reform school tost wfck, they said. Polio* are rhtrlrgig out bin story. Tha Marin* Barracks af tha Sanford Naval Ate Stetloo will spotlight to* Armed Forces Day activities Saturday with a make believe attack on a fortified "pill­ box," similar to thorn rood on tho batUflfialds of Tarawa and Iwo Jlma. A riflo squad composed of U Marinas, armed with maebino guns, flame throwers and o baaooka, will be used to capture the two loot high pUl box, located at toa Bortbeast aid* of the air­ field. The Air Station will opaa Ua gates at It a, m., following Uw parade which will atari at f;M a. m. J. 0. Galloway, grand marshal of the event mid the parade will form promptly at B a. m. on Oak Ave. at too Fourth St. intersection. At HM, to* parade will'begin ha Jaunt along Oak Are., to Firm St., turn oaat an* move ohm* Firm l* Sat Carina Avo. ' "Thera will be a deputy marshal •l each alreet intersection la dir­ ect aay unite arriving late ter th* formation," Galloway aaid. Tba parade will be highlighted with a model of to* A3J Vigilant* Jot bomber mounted aa a float, for a pre-latroductioa preview of the type cratt that will be based •I too Naval Air Station later to the summar. Mora than l,!So civilians and military personnel including four Seminole County marching bands will b* featured. Tha activities will climax with tba open houM at the Navy base from 11 a. m. to I p. m. Tha camera regulation baa been waiv­ ed by Capt. Robert Ilya to allow tba public an opportunity to get pictorial avid*nee of toa Navy’4 role to "Power for Peace.'’ A Nviewiag stand will ba con­ structed at First and Magnolia with aourijr oad oily official* * * * military - m m ia lim vtowfl* tho parade. NEW YORK (UPI) About 4.QI* man, women and children, d ia ll­ ing and tinring “ ban the bomb" marched through the heart of Manhattan early today in demonairatc In front of United Nnilona hrmtquartera against nuclear te#*». They marched down Broadway ami through Times Square af.rr lirarim speeches by ItM Repub­ lican presidential candidate Alf 31. Landan, ?.!.*». E.cr.to; Roo. vel, and labor leader Walter R a ­ ther at a rally In Madison Square Garden. About 17,000 persona were pres­ ent at the Garden rally, sumsored by the Nnllaosl Committee for a Bane Nuciea. Policy, Carrying signs reading “ baa tha bomb," “ fallout kills," and “ sign nuclear bomb part," the marchers spread out hallway •cron tha city aa they walked along Und St. They walked ip n leisurely fashion along tha aid** walk, chatting with one anoth­ er. slopping for rad lights, and breaking out now aad than into disorganised songs and chants. Apopka M on Held For Lumber Theft A 43-year-old Apopka mao l i boiag bold at lb* county Jail to-* day on ebargas of atoaliag worth af lumbar from a ■ vltioa building project Thor Tho man, identified to C M1 l i t ----i £ i ____ j" •* '* 7* �; arch Of Christ __ Nazarene niN pau causes op nut N A SA IK N I O M A N ROAD Evnnjallst 10:00 a. m. M r. Jim PUbtr ........... Paator .11:00 a. m. Sunday achool..............» « a. m. •T:So p. m. Maniac warship....... U:tt a. m. .tsSSp. m. Yauth arnica .......... 9- m. EvaagpllaUe service ....T .ltp . m. Wat. prayer arnica . .T:lo p. m. LARS MAST cai/aca opnut NAiAMum Lake Mary C. L. Orawty ................ Paau»c Sunday School ..10:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp . . . .U:at a. m. Christian Sanriea Traialaf S:P0 A too « t o Oaft Are. tUSmMA PhOer Salat ..v..««*..S.4S a. aa. [ W ir iilp ......, U i » a. m. I Ualeu ....«»..0siS p o . I WaraUp ..... fits 9rapar Serelea ..till p. »• Episcopal Numry ArallaWa SOLT CSOM EPISCOPAL cmmca . Park Are. at Oh St. Mar. John W. Them ae...-.Psi Bair Eecharist f:se a. Pa rally lereiaa ' Church School..........S;00 a. Harming Prayer— (vaning WaraUp ..... T : « p. m Wat. Prayer Service T:*o p. m. Presbyterian REV. ROBERT SPEAR Nazarene Pastor 'The Rev. Robert H. Spear, Jr., patter of the Flrrt Church of the Naiarene will be leaving Sanfen! niter five ant e half yeare of service. Rev. Spear’t resignation will ha effective an Sunday. He win seen ha laaviaf Sar the Pin t Church at the Naiareae In MlemL Since M r. Spear haa been the minister af the Naiarene la Seu» fort, the church hue built n uac­ tuary and aducatloaal buDtlng. The membership, church giving and the church achaal have been PM. not Suotey Jewish Synagogue wish thorough spiritual training, our ew* j cfcunhos with faatlUas — them poalUua purpas Suaday, will jnoM TOMORROWS LRADIR* Tbs support of tbs Church Series is sponsored by tbs following Business Finns: Ritz Theatre Vulcan Materials Co. “The Best In Movies" SM MsfuaSa Act. PA USSI “Complete Building Materials MeCmkao Rid FA M ill a Celery City Printing Co. Wilson-Maier Furniture Co, “Here Since 1920* 111 R Purk Ava. FA t-SMl “Prices Are Never Higher* 111 Rod Id PA 144*1 . Holler Motor Sales “Chevrolet - Oldsmobilt • CadlUic* tit K. SM FA 1*0711 Progressive Printing Co. “For AU Your Priattag Needs* SM W. IMS PA SAMI ■;fi'■* *' .A Lovelace A moco Slaton TP TOO CART STOP. SJUAB AS YOU ftO i r • MI Ye. Path Ava. FAS-TSM WaOeyanJfauth. M u C r% Ns is roes Member F A L C . ' �0r “* — (u o rn m BY JEANNE WAR.NICE DO YOU NEED A PICTURE to brighten the dark corner of ynur living room? If so. why not try to find one at the art auction to be held Monday night in the patio of the Civic Center. The auction lit h e first to be held by the San­ ford Art Assn, and a large per­ centage of the sales will go to­ ward a scholarship for tome tal­ ented high school student. The Art Assn., with Helen DeWit at -president, is to be con­ gratulated for organising a group to actively participate in cultural and creative activities and Ihelr beginning purports to be an en­ riching and enlightening study of M e arts for both the professional and amateur. And we especially welcome them aince their crea­ tive self-fulfillment brings worth­ while pleasures to others! sha teaches it at her Crystal Lake home and has plans for "roundingup" a*sketch group this summer. Colonel and Mrs. Gregory moved here two years ago when he re­ tired from service. DONNY BROWN is among one of several new-.artists to join the sssn. and although it was only two month* ago that she started f MARY AND BART PETERSON ■Iso entertained with a small, but charming, dinner party for the Blackburns. MRS. BROWN - taking instructions aha will exhi­ bit two paintings la the show. And If you are wondering bow you would find time to do any art work you might remamber that Donny la the adoring mother of six lillls Browns! MEG URQUHART, originator of tho Scholarship idea, la not one I t squander leisure moments. She ia a talented musician and has found that she has artistic ability ANOTHER SANFORD WOMAN not content to Join tha ranks of sedentary spectators ia June Andareno, mother of four children, who says "painting la the best diversion from housework'^. Two months ago June, a former pro­ fessional dancer, bought her first palttto and haa been so busy ever •inoe.Jhni-.Jte will -hove /three painting* lo oxhiblL AMONG OTHERS TO EXHIBIT their work will bo Catherine Dod­ son, Marjorie Howard, Pat .Camp­ bell of Oviedo, Marguerite Pope, MRS. DoWIT Grclohen Lewis Crowell, Mildred • f oils. Babcock, Tbalma Sikes and Sid Helen will have several paintings Sehlrard. •a exhibit at tha Civic Center Sun­ NOW IF YOU HAVE BEEN aufday and Monday and row can bet Shat at least one or two of them fleientiy inspired there ia a new will he of flowers since they ore book at our city library that will her favorite topic. Sha says, "1 giva added encouragement to the love te grow them and paint them, person who want* to paint but ia too timid to make a beginning. It toot" la titled, "Get In There And Flint" BETH GREGORY, vice-presi­ and ia simple, lucid terms the dent of tho Assn., and also chair­ author toll* one where and how man of tho show, has enjoyed art to put this and that “ glob ef paint" ■inco childhood days. Before her - i l l of which ia likely to shock marriage to an Air Force career the preftaaieoall—but which is, at man, aha did commercial work least, o beginning to greater .along with fathleo drawings. It things. |tnu not loo long ago, after yean A BRIDGE-LUNCHEON yester­ of water coloring, ate became hiJk l_ _lfl Aoui mmerei day after*ooo given by Rote (Mrs. Algernon) Speer end Gene­ vieve (Mrs. Harry) Woodruff at the Speer camp on the SI. Johns River honored Ann (Mrs, All Wal­ lace and her sister, Mrs. Robert O'Neill, g visitor from Detroit, GuesU ware the honor**’* moth­ er. Mrs. W. A. Adams, Mrs. E. C. nartda’s rtiomOUM WoMhatm, Mr*. C. F. Cooper tad Mr*. G. Bohmaa of Orlando, Mr*. B short Walling of Laeaburg, Mr*. Bibirt Crumley, Mr*. John Mchey, Mra. Kirby Fit* Jr.. Mr*. Wood*! Springfield, Mr*. Robert FO O D STO RES CAPTAIN AND MBS. J. T. BLACKBURN” left this week after a pleaiant »tay with friend*, Cdr. and Mr*. Si Johnson at their homo on Mctlonvltle Ave. One evening the Johnsons' entertained with a cocktail parly in their honor —a ring of gardenia*, flanked by white taper* in lilver candelabra, made an attractive table setting and the party food included a sea­ food dip (lobster, crab and shrimp omblned with cheese In a chafing isft) and other tasty appcliteri such a* sharp cheese rolls, roast beef and ham to be placed be­ tween ' rolls. Guests were ' Mayor and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham. Mr*. Ty Baraage, Mr*. Audrey Brownlee, Mr*. Ellis Austin, Mrs. Pat Moore, Mr*. Robert Ramey, Mr. and Mra. F. D. Scott, Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Cdr. and Mrs. Paul Spelt*, Mr. and Mra, A. B. Peterson Sr., and their neice, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Peterson Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Roy Symes, Bill Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey, R-Adm. (ret.) and Mrs, Robert Jackson, Captain F. G. Edwards and Cdr. and Mra. George Koen. f HELEN DEWIT Is among the professionals. A native of Illinois, she attended McMurray College in Jacksonville, 1U., tho Chicago Art Inalituto and tho Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, god then began a sreer In tho commercial art eld. She aaya gU this was before sha became ■ "Mama" because following that title her Interest In art fagged and laid dormant for 10 years. But a low years ago in Coral Gables abo joined an Art Club and resumed her hobby of water-coloring—and moat recent­ ly she has explored the fiedium LIT'L G IA N T Newman Jr., Mr*. Jam** Crapp*. Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. Tyler Dedman and Mri. George Harden Jr. Mrs. Mitchell Women’s Fellowship Gives Program Hears Reports A t Club Meeting Of Recent Projects Mra. Robert Mitchell was guest speaker at Ihe final meeting of the club year for the American Home Department of the Sanford Woman's Club. She gave a demon­ stration on ' Liquid Embroidery." After explaining how the work is done with a ball point tube of colored paint that writes, paints and decorates without a brush, she gave each member a piece of cloth and let them experiment for themselves. Mrs. Donald Flamm. chairman, presided at a short business meet­ ing when plans were made for a bake sale, with Mrs. Alfred Chiles and Mrs. E. W. Christensen tn charge ef arrangements. Hostesses for the evening were Mr*. Christensen, Mr*. Gordon Sweeney, Mrs. A. C. McReynold* and Mrs. N. V. Farmer. Fashion, Hair Show Set For Tonight Residents of the Sanford area are reminded of the Spring Fashion and Hair Show tonight at the San­ ford Woman's Club at R p. m., sponsored by the Hairdresers Assn., with fashiona -from local storea. More than SO door prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Enterprise Chil­ dren's Home. Price of admission ia t l and anyone who has not purchased their tickets in advance may get them at the door. Doris Mason of Doris' Beauty Shop, entertained tha girls who wit] model for her shop, this after­ noon. They are Betty Hunt, Jose­ phine Burgess, Lorraine Cameron and Darlena Mason. HONORBE8 A T TH E BARBECUE, from left, Don Petcnton, Buddy Fulper, Henry Morynn and Rill liailey and back row, Mr. and Mrs. D. E, Peternon, and Mr. nnd Mra, W. C. Galley, parents of Don and Bill. (Herald Photo) Graduates Honored At Supper SUNDAY IS THE LAST DAY for dinner to be served to '.'outside strays" at the MQ ranch, says Bosslady, Gladyce Morris. After Ibis weekend the MQ will be get­ ting ready for tha boys and girls summer “ round-up". Last Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ar­ Mrs. Voile Wllllami Jr. was host­ thur Moore celebrated their Mth wedding anniversary with a family ess lo the monthly meeting of the dinner in the western-atmosphere Golden Ctrele Sunday School Class of the cook-house. of the Plnecrest Baptist Church at her borne on Washington Drive. Mrs. Cliff Ablea gave the devo­ tion and plana were discussed for neat month’s meeting. A picnic MONDAY is being planned for this meeting. Sanford Drove 1M B. P. O. Does Mrs. 8. L. Wiggins and Mrs. Jean Bostwlck were appointed to servo will meet at S p. m, at the Elks aa new secretary and treasurer, Club for tha regular business meet­ respectively. ing. Local Student T o Play In Recital Tommy Judy, plain pupil of Mary E. Tolar Nanea of tha Tslar School of Plano, will be presented la the annual spring recital spon­ sored by the Central Florida Music Teachera Association to bo held In the recital hall of Thompaon'a Music Company, Orlande, an May M. at • p. m. Tammy 1* the talented ‘ young mo of Mr. and Mra. B. E. Judy l l » E. Second Street. Sanford. Rllt Beasley, Colleen McFarlin, Sue Ann Toney, Linda Threat, Sheryl Peterson. Linda Spcira, Linda GriHith, Pat GriMUh, San­ dra Estridge, and Pali) Bennett, David Slaughter, Leonard Himes, Ricky Rolh, Don Mitchell, Burke Winn, Ronnie Brewer, Easac Clay­ ton Jr., Mr*. J. L. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson Sr„ and the hosts and honored. Graduate Honored S. S. Class Meets A t Beach Party A t Williams Home Mr. and Mra. A1 HumUton and Mr. and Mr*, J. P. Wilson enter­ tained tho Wilson'i son, David, and a group of tho graduating clasa and thalr dates with a picnic at New Smyrna Beach Sunday. Tha group met at the Wtlaon residence and drove to the beach, where they were served a picnic lunch. During the afternoon, sun bathing, swimming and hand ball games were enjoyed on the beach. Those attending were Ssndra Kadrr, Carol Ann Corroll, .Marty Slrmpcr, Myrna Williams, Gerry Luke, Sunny Skinner, Betsy Schuenemitut, Mary Ann Humphrey, Barbara Bradley. Lluvil Rlsner, Jim Cohen, Terry Christensen, Bobble Osborne, Bill Shook, Glenn Utt, Tommy Bulner, Glen Hodges and David. Other gueila ware Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Roundtree and Mrs, Lee Patton. Shower Honors Two Future Brides TOMMY Mias Mary Joanna Robinson, brlda-elect of Herbert Aseel and Miss Rutb Jaan Robinson, brideelect of George Edward Hiller, were honored with miscellaneous bridal showers at tha Fellowship Hall ef the Congregational Chris­ tian Church by the ladles of the church. The hall waa decorated with greasery and white gardenias while the refreshment table waa covered with a lacs cloth and centered w i t h two miniature bridesmaids around which were fern and Uny pink rosebuds. Dainty pink and wblta sandwiches in the shape* ef heart* and bells, petit fours, pink and green mints, and Ume punch all carrying out the delicate color (heme were served. Crystal appointments completed tha decoratloos. Two haart shaped cakes each dtcoraled with the bridai-elect name and thalr wed­ ding dataa were presented tn each Of the girls, Altn presented to MOVE each were corsages of tiny pink rosebuds and gardenias. Games were played and prises awarded to Mrs. Howard Rollins and Mrs. Maurice Corbett. Serving as hostesses were Mr*. Owen Meredith and Mrs. Max Coberly assisted oy Mrs. Earl Moxley. Other guests included, Mrs. Bon­ ner Carter, Mrs. Merrill Robinson, Mr*. Maude Anderson, Mrs. Her­ bert Thurston, Mrs. Emma Bell, Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, Mra. Ralph Hammond, Miss Dorotba Heath, Mrs, Otllff Nordgrcn, Mr*. Ernest Benedict, Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mr*, aeorge Cfaabot. Mrs. Judy Bedenbaugb, Mra. W. W. Linz, Mrs. Oacar tittrower, Mrs. T. R. Alford, Mr*. Gy* Schmsh, Mrs, Ralph Lessing, Mrs. Robert Gelman, Mrs. Bea Ander­ son. Mrs. Helen Ramusat, Mr*. John Jones, Mrs, Edward Ludecka, Mr*. Harold Harbst, Mrs, Alice McMillan, Mrs. Edward Woods, Mrs, Clyde Stinson and Mrs. Joe Petra*. UP TO $ ja bp Teacher MONDAY W. M. U. Leadership Clinic at First Baptist Church, starting at f:U a. m. Bring a sandwich for lunch, m «U h 10 yonre a ONLY $20.00 A MONTH Earodaent Untiled CALL Mary J. Bnlonun FA 2-2930 Detent Swats ART PICTURES! LITTLE ONES • OILS • WATER COLORS • EY MEMBER* OF PASTELS • SANFORD ART ASSOCIATION REND A TALENTED HIGH SCHOOL 8TUI TO SUMMER ART CA C IV IC CENTER M O N D A Y N IT E, M A Y 23 — 7 P .M . QUALITY IS SHOWN BLEND BLEND BUILT BY MANY COORDINATED . . , WHICH COLORS WITH LITTLE THINGS. MEANS ONI W ITH NOT ANOTHER, HARMONIOUSLY TO PRESENT A PR ID E'9 RAVENNA PARK HOMES FH^t FINANCING AS LITTLE AS $ 400 DOWN Monthly Payment* Like Real BUT ALSO VISUALLY THAT THE PLEASANT, EXTERIOR BEAUTIFUL See and Compare the Quality Homes in Ravenna Park Which have Beenawarded The Bronze Medallion V tlfT OUR MODEL HOME AND SA LE ! OFFICE OM TEMFLR DRIVE — 1 * MILTS W U T OP THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT tOtb * FRENCH. Wetere, DAIRY PRODUCTS >11 W. 231b 01. O ffic e F A S-S1M ARR COLOR ONLY THAT THE FRESH, INTERESTING INTERIOR HOOD. f*A L L COMET TO It '$ Accepts four nnd five yearn old HELP Calendar “ HOMES QUALITY QUICK COOK MKATt, 'h O P E N S A U G U S T 29, I960 The Sanford Story League wilt hold their election of officers at the regular mrrling on .Monday. Hie I p. m. meeting will be at (he Episcopal Parish House. Mr*. John -lurs* ia in ehargo of the meeting. The hostesses are Mrs. David Jauver, Mrs. R. F. Moule and Mr*. W, L. Roche. Church P. O. BOX 1M SANFORD, TLA* Jltw m ffla J ik COLD A Cl i PICTURES! Meets Monday EVERYDAY COLD cu n d COUNCIL gratefslly aeeoato and lodges memorial coat for HEART RESEARCH. KINDERGARTEN Directed Story League OPEN T A. M. - t l P. M. Keep Tear Game Or «a h . tm C M Drinks, Uocteo tea. Mrs. V. H. Grantham presinted Ihe program at the Christian Wo­ men's FelloVvship meeting at tha church this week. She spoke on ways to eliminate family tension* tn our dally life. She suggested that one good way to start the day w it for the whole family to have breakfast together and In­ clude family devotions at this time. Miss Flo Bishop, president, pre­ sided at Ihe buslnesa session when reports were given. The service chairman. Mra. Lester Tharp, re­ ported that two boxes ef cancelled ■lamps had been collected and tent to the national office. Mrs. O. T. Pearson made • box of hospital gowns from old shirts to be tent lo the Sweltxer Hospital. A dedication aervleawa* held for the boxes of clothes that are being sent to Thailand. Rev. J, N. Barnett gave a report from tha stata ‘ convention held la Jack­ sonville, last week. Hostesses' were Mr*. R. L Dooms and Mn, M. J.^RoUft, other* attending were Mra. W. Hi Young, Mra. J. L. Horten Jr., Mft. J. L. Horton Sr., Mrs. B, S. Hinson Jr.. Mrs. Graee Armstrong, Mrs. A. R. Stroup, Mra. A. B. Huntley, Mr*. W. P. YetJey, Mr*. H. K. Ring, and Mr*. J. N. Barnett. LT49S COLORS NEIGHBOR. II rap �.**^ 1*V rX1, — Pv-T-.r* ■ '' - t,*\±i m trrr,\ !?T' ' ’ -hi- ,vT«•*- V\lT ' . • fffir Girl Scout Banquet Slated Saturday 8 M fK 9 & a n a given Jwlf-day holiday for **D- breaker*, about 10 feet offshore. fig p e meet yearbook* at Hera With her were Niek Sauk, la. Cathode High School in Wataen- Larry Crania, IS, and Teasle l*tviOe. tunlch, IS. King abaft atuekod her during Klag Theriot and ST other "Larry and Susanna were awimbnsab picnic. mlng around the tube and Nick Urn victim, Saaanno Theriot, and I woro oo It," Hiss Ltttunleh t* ottewdlng the picnic with her amid. "Susanna screamed that aomothing waa oo Bar leg, Larry grabbed her arm, end Nick told me to pull my feet up onto the tab*, "1 saw blood and the fin •tickleg e«t ef the water," the uld. Given FREE "The aharfc we* dart grey, mayWith every Hotpoint Appliance bo alt feat long. Wo ilnrtod kick- M s a w ia z 1000 T O P V A L U E S T A M P S DOWN WITH GORMLY, 3S&.V £r" O o. M • YOUR TR AD * INC. ~ ru . Their acnama attracted Edward Cataal, IT, who swam out to help Approximately one-third of all bring the Injured girl to safety. Two youtha who witnessed the fresh tomatoes marketed in the attack through field glaaaea call- U. 8. ar* grown In Florida. ad from g nearby born* for an ambulanca. Legal Notice fa Its Caars ar the Caaatr i f S l ' i •ratlaele C a n ty , Vlerlia, ta PreSale. ta rriKetate i f manna m . axeman D k i i i s I. Te A ll Credllere ee< Piraeaa Mar­ la * Clalaia ar n r a s s ls Asalaal aaM Retain L E T S FACE I T ! J . D . C O R D E L L is t h e o n l y c iiid iia le fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r G roup 2 w h o : i Mw , . iy . f ■; I; ; 1 h 7. ta iwronuBMit. flw ni N ika B u fH City Ceamiagk>B*r Ihraa yaan*. , . a i m i : U lu ft t i’i Mayor ta b f v * -J a y ir iw w m WotM War II Votorma. BdrvH Utroo yoon ta (bo U.- 8. Navy. . PM M CHUMite of Amrteu U i Im Pool It. t^ .t I. K«i BtUrtiy partldyttoe ta iM oMtritartoi to t l wartbwhtta •ITwta to protatao oUbl# growth of Mr ooaaly. ; i *. r. • i A mother and daughter banquet wilt b# held at tb«. Pinecrvit School Saturday for Girl Scouts of Neighborhood 2 and their mo­ ther*. Dinner will be served at • p. m. in the cafeteria followed by the program in the auditorium, Taking part on the program will be girl*'from Brownie Troop* » 2 , 2 «, SI, 1« and 111. Following the entertainment, the court of award* will be held. Tbl* la the part of the program that the Intermediate Girl Scouta have been working for all year. They will, receive the award* and badge* earned during Che put year of teoutlng, ' ■ , PROGRESSIVE? Than Elect J.D. CORDELL Vnu and rach of yon ara hereby notified and rrgulrrd to prrarnl any olatma- and drmanda whirl, you, or allhar or you, may hava against tha aslata of M ANNA M. aXOIlUK, dereeerd. lata or aald Cuunly, to tha County Judea ot Hemlnul* (vuiniy, Florida, at his office In tha ruurt huua* of aald County at Hanford, Florida within alght calender ntunlha from tha lima or the first publication of this notlra. Mach claim or damand ahall ho In writing, and shall state tha place of rtsldince and poat office addrrae of tha claimant, and ahall ha aworn to by tha claim­ ant, hla agent, o r , attorney, and any such claim or demand not ao filed ahall be void, Hearts Touhy Aa aaaeulor of tha Last W ill and Testament of M ANNA M. uanoa n. OEOnOR, ucuiiur., dcssasad A. Kdwln Hhlnholaar *11 Atlantia National Bants Bldg. Sanford, Florida. Attaraar for Kiaeuior Fubllah May II, IMS. fa I be Caart a f She reanty Jadga. nasnlnela Cessaty, Slain at Flerlda. In Fra bale In re the Ketala a ll u A iin r c. OAicxn FINAL n o n CM UAllIlT C. OAKXI YOUR COUNTY CONM1BBIONER P i P al A4v. Dseaaatd. Notice I* hereby glran that tha undtralgnsd w ilt on tha lib day af June, A. 1). I l l* , prasaat to tbs llonorabla County Judg* ef Semi­ nole County, Florida, bar final re­ turn, aeoount and vouchers, aa Kxaoutrlg a f the Batata at H A M IT C. UAK B*. deceased, and at said lima, than and there, make appli­ cation to tha aald Judge far a final aattlamhnt of htr adralnlatralion a f aald aslata, aad far an ardor discharging M r aa such Kxacutris. Data* this U g trd day af May. a. d. m «. Joaaphlna B. Oakes Aa Keaeutrla of tha B alataaf , Deceased. STKNHTROM. DAVIS A MetNTQSU Attorney* for Bgaeutrla Edwards Building ganford, Florida Publish May I. II, It, It, Ml*. Ferry Winita, builder of award winning borne* In Florida b u developed 1,000 aerea In North Crlando and bat opened five "Coronado" mode' home*. The homes, will be on view Sun­ day. These home* feature com­ plete aubdivision facllltlo* Includ­ ing city sewera, city water, paved street* with curb* and gutter*, a* well a* underground storm drainage. Selling price for the borne* will rang* from 13,250 to $1,350. Thir­ ty homes In addition to Urn modal! Danfort RrralS DOESTHEHU HURT HR. CONNER? ar* now under construction. Charles L. Wilson bat been named general superintendent for the development while Leo Loalta ha* been named general aalea manager. Wilson la ■ graduate of the University at Louisville and hu a long and varied background la lb* construction Industry. Loaiaa baa been aetlva in school and church affaire In the Semi­ nole County area and la a veteran of World War II. Ha baa more than IS years experience in telling "quality" home*. "KHURTB PRON TIB OftUNDO SOtTIIKL-lTM Liquor And Laics Mix In House To Disgust Of Most Recreation Calendar Balnrday t a. m.—Free awimmlng, Munici­ pal Pool; Archery Claat, Semi­ nole High School. 0:30 a. m.—Baton Lesson*. Southaide School; Junior Bowling; J*t Lancs. 1:30 p. m.—Swimming, Municipal Pools. 7:30 p. m.—Youln Wing, Senior High, Civic Center. I p. m —May Day Ball, Civic Cen­ ter. . Sunday 3 p. m.—Art Show, Civic Center Patio. Monday 1:30 p. m.—Art Auction, Civic Center Patio. 4 p. m.—AAU Swim, Municipal Pool. 4:30 p. m.—Minor League Base­ ball, Giants Spring Training Field; Little Major League Base­ ball, Ft. Mellon Park. 7:30 p. m.—Sanford Art Group Auction, Civic Center, Tuesday 4 p. m.—AAU Swim, Municipal Pool. 4t30 p. m.—Minor League Baa*ball, Ft. Mellon Park; Bab* Ruth League Baseball, Giants Spring Tralnlhg Field; Little Major League Baseball, Ft. Mel­ lon Park. T p. m.—Church Softball League, Legal Notice NOT!CSS X NDNM r i n T T l O l l NAMM iTATVTM TO WHOM I T M AT CONCERN) Notice to hereby given that the anderalgned, pursuant la Iba "Flatliloua Kama StatuteCbaptsr IIS.SI, Florida Statuta, wtU regis­ ter with the Clerk of tba Circuit Court, la and for Oranga County, Florida, upon racalpi of proof ot tbs' publication of ibis notloa, IM flail tlouo name, lo-wttt L O fT LA K B H IL L * untar v lilch wa ara engaged Is business, at number P. O. Bog IT*. Lake Florida Urlra, Altamonta ipriags, Ft. Mellon Park. W r iu r iif 4 p. m.—AAU Swim, Ft. Mellon Park Pool. , I 4:M p. m.—Minor League Bitebail,' Ft. Mellon Park; Baba Ruth League Bauball. Giant* Spring Training, Field; Little Major League Biuball, Ft. MeL Ion Park. 7 p. m.—Square Dancing Leuoni, Civie Canter. I p . m. Square Dancing, Civic Center. Thursday 4 p. m.—AAU Swim, Ft. Mellon Park Pool. 4:30 p. m.—Minor League Bateball, Ft. Mellon Park; Bab* Huth’ League Baseball. Giant* Spring Training Field; Little Major League Baseball, Ft. MaiIon Park. 7 p. m.—Church Softball League, Ft. Mellon Park. 7:30 p. m.—Ratio Rider*. Art* aad Craft* Bldg.;. Duplicate Bridge Tourist Bldg.; Babe Ruth Lea­ gue, Memorial Stadium. Friday 4 p. a*.—AAU Swim, F t Mellon Pool. 4:30 p. m.—Minor- League Base­ ball, Ft. Mellon Park; Babe Ruth League Bauball, Glante Spring Training Field; Little Major League Baseball, Ft. Mel­ ton Park, T:M p. m.-e-Youth Wing, Junior High Nile, Civie Center; Llttl* Major League Bateball, FI. Halloa Fork. tejtfalathsh*. W e a r y H ou se C r in d i O n ana* la ptana aery firm the CayMal. Uaina C a l)* I t *A Disgrace* ONI NIGHT LAST WHUt, Bap. Chert* udal. SL Au| see W the west aMa ud tiasslsalliai mamhsri. aBraad aa. had had aaaush af Um hahariar si tea least haem. ■It a • shuaa aad a dli trees,1* Valet said la a nssdl a psrtkolarty hcJstaraaa al*M Merten. *tC« tea want lSo teas II jim is teebraw. WsereMsUnf iseDedho sasafaarsal talar Varna atabariM that ihry wrra turner tea lad dMt Uriah III* mUUae hi taasa UaaU ha Uhaait|Up.* *Worat In R ecen t Year** . . bMAVw o r Bovag m»»bw««iii^fmMmgMM mo beletvdlyae—wlwme*ig<in bar*waaMmieammim*^^ m* t v * la mam* yun If aet te IHvurr. — But reyerter ha* attend auly tea stattem. but U ten uaa -----— ■*-Yr ITTTM* tkiqni >m m ilml Florida needs firm leadership af' the head of the Department of Agricylture. Elect W. R. (Buster) Hancock, Commissioner of Agriculture r l That" Iho parties |atar**tag la aald ttmteaae aaterp rises, ar* aa fellewat ____ JOHN O. K BNNBO T P A U L U. M ITCHELL p. w . ai.TB JOgKI’ll M. A N D flB W S JAMKfl M. ItAMSKT Data* at gasalnala County, Flar- Orlando, Flerlda i know that 'ant will save Xatlca I* M raby gives that pur­ suant ta a Final Oacraa nf Fore­ closure entered In the abova-atylad eauaa, I will tail tha fallowtag described real pr* early at toat ad la aamlaala Cauaty, Florida, tawilt Lot 1*. Black *C". LtTTLB W K K IW A BSTATBU NUMBER ONE, aeoordlna la Plat Ibareor, ao recorded la Plat Book I, Pago II. Public Records of Mm laajo County, Florida, oub. loot la a lira! mart gaga bald b r First radar el Barings A Lean Aesoetatlan of Oelbnd*. a* public auction ta tha hlahesi and bast bidder for raab, a! -gemlnols County Courthouse, ford, Florida, at U * haur of Veloch, a. aa, aa lbs H at di May, IM *. (BJCAL) Arthur * . Baakwith, J Clark o f Clrault Court By M arika T. Vlklaa Deputy Cltrk Fahllsk May **, Ilia . for the people o f Florida L m v n » m l i H M •M r. I m w y Fkrrto b r y u t h M p r a r w U u t k * ___ j * « ? rU to e M g r w M L CITIZENS of Seminole County: • Spaclflaatloao far lh* ogulpmaat required may ba obtained at the Office of lb* Cdunty ttngfndtr tu tba Caarlbaua* a t Banforg, Flor. It lapropege* thpt parmant fog th* a b a ** auuipaaut wilt b* mad* la t l Oaual monthly Install* mania, with la * Board af County Commissioners reserving tba right to pay, la full, any unpaid balance an or after November 1, U N . ■Ida ta b* enclosed ta a sealed aavatanm plainly anarbad oa the oulMda, BID PO R EXCAVATOR, span June T, It**. •W u w ill be apanad a t -a meat* In* to bo bald ta tha eouaty Com, million Matting Room la tb* Caurlbauaa at Sanford, Florida aa Ju»h T, I|»li (I A l l " 1 you efficiently: • f Enforce the laws Impartially. Be at your service 24 hours a day. • Equip my car for emergency heeds. • Work with the other law enforcement agencies and With the courts. I A M N O T BACKED BY A N Y t • IS T O YO U , T H E C IT IZ E N S . Your vote end rapport will be appreciated. BE SURE AND VOTE L . G RQ U P O R IN D IV ID U A L . M Y T O T A L L O Y A L T Y s4'’; j * * If you elect me Constable for District 4* I will devote full time and effort to that ef flee* and will do these things to serve bids. ; Board of Couaty Commlaslaaara uamiaol* County . Jobe Krtdar, Chalrmaa A - gations, and that cut down my available time. Tha t in t I* reserved t* walv* - T.V-r i I regret that it haa not been possible for me to meet and talk with each of you. I had to work, in order to keep up my obli­ Tba Board of County Commit, alooars of Samlnala County, Flare Ida will racalva bid* at tha Of flea af Arthur • Bacbwlth J r. Clark, la (ha Caurlhous* at Sanford, Florida up I d t-.M P. M. Monday Jun* *, 1 * 0 far the following) Ham I. A gate tin* powarad oacavalar equipped a* a dragline—clamahall cap, able af kaadllag M au. hla yard buckets. TBADR-1N — u se Baa. taut Medal M l* maualad on a aeaerameat aurplu* half-track vtblala, with ’f w 7s ' ....... atsvo TraateeU of tea m u m Hanfi 1st week « M g A * " w i t la * *»<»*•’ aad v u chsitlwd aa tb* fleer lev hit otaenm U»e, wh«h mtay ef hMeeUnfwv ceeMdemd eeueenettvei Rtahard**it *Vasria1 Attaraar ad Law Mil Bdgswatar Or. irs TIMM TO KNOW - NOT O ^ P ag* 4— Pri< M»>* M ■ Vil Ft * i •' fr'tVSSn A ir. MAY 24! �Sir* WanfarB Afraid Fri. May 20, 1960—Page t Program of Progress'.. Not Promises! Listed below are some of the county wide projects I am proud to have supported and actively worked for: W '•. ....... . • • N E W ZONING L A W W ITH S U F F IC IE N T A U T H O R IT Y TO P L A N A N O R D E R LY DEV E LO PM E N T OF COUNTY. Also, Board o f AdjufttitiMil lo benefit thoee Hint may want la appeal. • • STU D YING JOB C LA SSIFIC ATIO N S AND S A L A R Y SCHEDULES FOR A L L COUNTY EMPLOYEES. • PLACE D ALL PURCHASES OF M A. TF.RIALH A N D SU PPLIES USED B Y COUNT Y ROAD D E PA R TM E N T UNDER COM­ P E T IT IV E BIDS. • N E W P L A T L A W TO P R E V E N T FU TU RE CONSTRUCTION ON U N S U ITA B LE LAN D . Alao, requiring the pouting o f Honda by eontractor* and developer*. • P LA N N E D FIV E -YE A R ROAD ING PROGRAM FOR CO U N TY. • T R A F F IC A N D P L A N N IN G S TU D Y TO DE TE R M INE W H ERE FU TU RE ROADS SHOULD BE BU ILT. • EM PLOYED G1NEER. Slomka reported alio neiotlatini with * • » ' duatriea la reloca* as they won’t * reiidenl* ltv»* t he ia *r Inkm* tor The eor ed woe’ aide* BIG TRRR PARK REBU ILD- FU LL TIM E C O U N TY EN- • PURCHASED 1230.000.00 W ORTH OF NEW MODERN E Q U IPM E N T FOR ROAD RE. PAR TM E N T. A l area Ait laid. *ak, <W- Slomka aald that one at the planu ia one of the leader* in the eltetronira fiekl, and would eatploy more than l.ttt per* at. A tr ia l, a* State Approves Record Seminole Road Program g sE g a rm a i Fur Die tin t time in Die hi*lory of .Seminole County, alt ila recommended road and bridge projecta have been placed ia the current State Road Department budget. The County Commiaaion nan received a copy of the rnnd work scheduled during the coming lineal year ami it* prowed primary and aecondary projecta are all Hated. MKW LONG WOOS 1. FO UR L A N IN G S A N F O R D A V E N U E 2. FO U R L A N IN G W EST F IR ST STREET, FR E N C H IN T E R S T A T E 3. SR 427 A L A M O N T E iW fx ig ? • CONDUCTING COUNTY-W IDE D R AIN A G E STUDY. A U T H O R IT Y TO C R E A TE DISTRICTS FOR FIR E PROTECTION A N D OTHER IM PROVE. M ENTS IN TH E COUNTY. .Mho la* A today that A JO# loot run«1 aa »ooo a« the anmiaiua givri it* 4 m i the tile May 3*. yort will h* built in roewith in IndbMrial park ,t elto and Slomka reported . bis Rrm U neiotiatmg with .varal electronic* plant* oa re­ senting there. ' ■s • P LA N N E D MUCH NEEDED H E A LT H CBN. TER. A U TH O R IT Y TO R E G U LATE GARBAG E A N D TRASH DISPOSAL. ALSO, T O E STA B ­ LISH S A N IT A R Y L A N D FILLS . WIDENING a HKBl’ IUHNC SANFORD AYR. • TO NEW SP R IN G S T O O R A N G E C O U N T Y L IN E 4. N E W O ST E E N BRIDG E GENEVA AVENUE AND C O N N E C T IN G ROAD TO M E L L O N V IL L E TO 5. BRIDG E O V ER T H E EKO N 6. FO U R L A N IN G FRENCH GENEVA AVENUE, 7. FO UR L A N IN G SR 436, A L T A M O N T E T O TH E T U R K E Y FAR M , C O N N E C T IN G T O N E W A L IG N M E N T O F 15-A 8. IM P R O V E AND C O U N T Y L IN E R EB U ILD BEAR LAKE ROAD 436 T O 9. R E B U IL D 427, L O N G W O O D T O A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S SOUTH NTHtMT A PR AIRIS LASS 10. S T R A IG H T E N A N D RESU RFACE 426, G O L D E N R O D T O SR 46 11. A Q U A R T E R M IL L IO N D O L L A R R O A D PR O G R AM FOR IM ­ P R O V E M E N T S T O C O U N T Y R O A D S A L R E A D Y IN PROGRESS. TH ESE BUT YOU ARE ACTUAL CAN NOT PROOF ACTUALLY PR O M ISES OF W HAT EX P E C T FROM LAWRENCE SW0 FF0 RD NSW HSALTS CENTER LONGWOOD TO LA S S B U ST Vote For Lawrence Swofford And Be Assured * 'm\ /jl * ... , • , - -r, ' f 1 - ' • ' ^gaKfaBl 1* #- a '] • . ‘ r r , f t Progress And Orderly Development In Seminole Pd.' Pel. Adr. �Lakeland 88 T Palatka t . * 18 11 SANFORD .. .. . . . . 18 12 Leesburg ........ U U st. Petersburg .. .. u U Tampa ................ 18 18 Orlando .............. I 17 Daytona Beach ... 8 81 .787 JH .000 The Sanford High baseballers 5-4, and Cocoa aocked Winter Park, JN A t are meetbg Cocoa thla afternoon 5*1. Ray Lundqulit wored Sanford’a .400 to decide who will repreieot Group winning run in tha top of the lev* M I in Um Stale tourney neat month. enth when ha aeeoted horn, from AT8 la tho opening round of tourney flret on an overthrow by the Naltewal Laagaa play, Sanford nipped Grovcland, Grovcland catcher on an attempt* W. L. PH. GB ed aacrilice. 2i io jn .., PWabiugh Bobby Johnson, who cam* in to Ian- Franc1* > 88 10 .00T ve relieve Jim Gracey la the fourth Milwaukee U 11 J U 4 got credit for the victory. IT 14 A4* 4Vi Cincinnati Sanford got n cbanco to play in Lea Angela a 11 18 .111 8 the Group 8 Tourney when they Chicago 18 IS .488 8 captured .flrat place in tha »ub* 11 II ATI 8 St. Loula group tournay lait week. Philadelphia 11 80 AU 10 There waa no change in the lead Mafci'e geeuMa of the Seminole County Business* Chicago « Philadelphia 8 men'* Bowling League thia week, Pttuburgh 8 St. Loul* 8 aa Sanford Atlantic National Bank Cincinnati * Loa Angelea « held ihtlr fint place poiition with San Fran, at MUw. ppd.. rain. 22 win*. Friday * Prebable Pilcher* However Kcond place aaw newLm Angelea at Philadalphla (night)—Podrea ( M ) n Conley comer*, aa Owan’a Gulf Service took over that slot, with 18V* (M). Sat Pranclaco nt Pittsburgh wloa. Tied for third with 18 wins each, (night)—AntooelU (8-8) V* Hadla WaUy*a PhUUpi 88 and Harvey'* dig (M ). Chicago at Milwaukee (night) Plumbing. Tho fourth place team, —Cardwell (8-8) vn Igaha (8-1). Wall'* Plumbing, baa lTVi, folCinelanatl at SL Leola (night) lowed by Gator Lumbar. l«v*. San­ — Newcombe (8-1) va Jickaoo ford Auto Part*, 18; Vulcan Material*, 1M , Pol-Air, Horao’a Die(84). trlbuton, and Benton, General Saturday's Game* Cootraeting, all with 14 wlm, RidaLoa Angeloa at Philadalphla A-While Stable*, 13; Florida Stata San PrinctKo at PltUburgh Bank. Abitract Corp., and Sanford Chicago at Milwaukee Eleetrle, nil with 12, and Atlantic Coaat Lino with aaven win*. RolUnS ■ >70 (cratch acriea put Jim Doucette on top of tha heap Chicago thia week giving him three free Baltimore game* for hla skill. Georg* Kenla New York turned In high game of 2ST Cleveland ■cratch, and waa not far behind'1 Boston Doucette'* aeries aa he racked up Detroit Bankers Remain in First Place la the In fe e d Little League la the Navy irdgmiad ln Stanley FolosU. Front row, otart OoMstahL Lofty Oxford, Bob KuyK tjr, Turf Xeholo and M. Caolo. Second with a Una single to cantor scor­ ing; Harralaon. The neat two men ware m ired aad this Bandera earn* through with a aharp dou­ ble (a caster scoring Greco. n o Rada took the lead in tho third oa McWilliams homer but the Greyhounds bounded back in Iho fourth when Sandora singled bums Chavarria who bad abated aad moved I t aecood whea Paul Gammel waa walksd. n * big blow came in tho fifth lining for tho Greyhound*. Bill Doha and Mika Mntenty ted off with bait elefte* and tho (COM waa aat. Bis fUnaJoao stepped to tha plate and hi* o two three pitch row, loft to right, Tim Bangon, Dick Watara, Chria Akera, Leroy Noppor, Jim Dodaon and Jim Akern. (Herald Photo) Locals At Homo This Weekend Tonight tha Sanford Greyhound* travel to Palatka where (hey will fact tho Reda In t battle for aecond place in the Florida Slate League. The Reda hava given tha nod to MUm MalUaec, tho 18-ycar-old rookie who hoc thrown two conaecullva no-hitter*.‘ to go agalnal Robbie Robertaon'a hard hitting Greyhound*. Righthander Bob Golick will probably atart for the local*. Ha baa a record of 5-1. Saturday night the Greyhound* Batten at Claveland (night) — are homo (or a throe day atay when they fa n tha SL Patera- Manbauiuatla (1-8) va Grant (0-1) burg Saint*. They alao fact the Baltimore at Detroit (night)— gaints on Sunday and they they Walker (00) vs Moetl (14). Waihbatea at Xaasaa City play best to leasno leading Late(eight)—Meat (14) va Hall (8-0). Naw York at Chicago (night)— Night" at Memorial Stadium and Ford ( M ) va Wynn (14). SMncday’n Gaman o q Saturday night a political ralwill bo hold at 7:88 p.m. proceed' New York at Chicago b g the game. Three act aon tie- Washington at Manta* City kata to aa the home game* will Baltimore nt Detroit Beaton at Cleveland. be give* away after tho rally. Palatka Taylor rf Helm* a* Bristol 2b McWMUma U Halaaka. 8b Perfection, 18-6 The Navy leapt its hold « BALTIMORE, Md. <tJpf)_Su«. n* Bln*. Farm'* Vonttian Way. the Kentucky Darby winner, ht«J- R probable field o f •!( pected to b« entered today for Saturday’* 84th runnlni or tim 11(0,000 added Pmkncaa Stake* at Pimlico. Two of tho colU, Llansollm Farm'* Divine Comedy and Grata Duoa'a Stable** Celtic Alb. beat the run and wet* entered for the middle jewel in racing's triple crown on Thursday. Turfland'a Bally Ache. WIndfleldi Farm'a Victoria Park, and C. R. Mac Sta. ble’a T, V. Lark complete the *mall tat Preakneaa field *inc* Bill Gall won la 1M0. m Shonta Signs BOSTON (UPD—Charles (Chuck) Shonta, 22, an end from Eaitern Mtchigao College, baa ilgned a 1180 contract with the Bolton Pa­ triot* of tho American Football A atroog advocate • f State Righto L t t ’i afoct B O Y C . N E S Robinson Suspended BOSTON (UP1) S m A to m y — D o K N Q W l kyour / T 1 ___ _____ Maryland Athletic Commission at Baltimore Thursday night for fall* ure to fulfill n fight contract in Baltimore bat Monday nighL Totals ar 4 • 4' Palatka US 488 808-4 #1 Sanford 8N 188 80n-T 18 8 E—McHenry, Hinojosa; Chavarria BOA—Palatka 24-14, Sanford XT- 22 DP— landers. Green, Hamlaoe; Helms, Bristol. McHenry L O B - Sanford t* Palatka 18 W P - Sander*. cruteinf the BALK— WUkareon S B - tfalma 28— Halms, Bristol, Chavarria, craft la an uaaafO manner. Sanders Sheriff J, L. Hobby baa begun JB—Hamlaon operation of patrol boat from tho HR— Hinojosa, McWUlUma Moure# bridge to Lake Harney during tha heavy bmt traffic timet. Ik e paint will be made on Wednesday afternoons and all day Satutdaya and Sundays, "Wn just had *o many compurer * oak G AB R. M. Pet. ptabts about reekteia handling May*, S.r. 38 188 I I 41 ATI of boats that 1 decided to put the cimate, pgh. H I M 88 48 ATS patrol boat on tho river during Skinner, Pgh. 21 117 88 41 AH the time* when moat of the people Bailey, Cia. IT 88 18 88 A4I are out," Hobby said. "Boat drivers mast remember Spencer, SL L. 8P 18T » 88 AM White, at. L. M 118 IS 87 AM that they can ha anostad for Aaron. MU. 84 M I I 81 AM reckless boat driving (ha same Aahburn, Chi. 88 81 IT M A S aa they can b a car—and that Cunghm. SL L. M »T 18 I I AM goes for driving white ialaiteated, ha Mm u J Kasko, Cb. 81 1M . M M AU Mathew*. MU. M M IS M A U American iM gm waterways sate," tha ihariM arid. Allison, Wash. M H 18 M A ll "There are ao m iay famlltes who Runnate, Ban. I I St 18 M AM ga an with their tk>M*vn Power, Clovo. 88 1M I I M AM m haute ef all elsee that wn caa’t Skowren, N.Y. M M T 81 A ll allow a few smart alec* in spoil Kutan, CteveL M I I • 87 AU their recreation," Hobby said. Marta, N.Y. R 71 U 81 J U H u m , BalL M 84 11 M A ll Minoao, ChL M 144 M M A ll league Leaders for Smnford and Central Florida •••* is Gateway to tha Waterway1 • SANFORD WoodllaS, Matt. *7 M 18 » AI4 M M 80 81 AU Kubek, N.Y. W ILLITS, INC i �--------------------- - MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP1) — Harr/ Kota Jr., and other chil­ dren la tha Rota household ware Cutting the blame for watering artificial flowara until the maid piped up “ Mrs. Rota, I’ve been WASHINGTON (C PI) - Sent. watering those flowen . , . they’ve John F. Kennedy and Wayna put out new leaves." Morse contested today for Ore­ gon’s IT Democratic convention votes while Virginia prepared to give 33 votes to Senate Demo­ cratic Leader Lyndon >. Johnson. Tha Oregon balloting provided t last major claah of tha 1M0 presidential primaries. Kannedy has entered six other state pri­ maries this year and won aach of them with a bis vote. If the Massachusetts senator can defeat M om in the iatter’a home slate today, it will live tha Kennedy bandwagon another big ush toward the Democratic prealential nomination. R Dee’s Worry Grange# • Byar’a One Policy With CARRAW AY & M c K IB B IN 114 X. Path A vo. PA 1-4* Tha Longwood Curiat Church Episcopal will hold special serv­ lets consisting of Evoalng Prayer and Litany,, at 4 p. m, Sunday. A procession of tho Priest and people around tho church grounds with tho planting of and blasting of ornamentals in tho church yart will bn ladndad. Tha sm ico la Ibald following an ancient church Icustom aa Rogation Sunday. Johnson and Sen. Stuart Sym­ ington (Mo.,), who have refused to campaign la Oregon, and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (Mina.), who la no longer a candidate, also art on the Democratic ballot. Vico President Richard M. Nin­ on Is unopposed In tha Republican presidential primary in Oregon. Oregon delegates to the nation­ al conventions are bound by the results of tha prim arias. In Virginia, the two • day state Democratic convention opened to­ day. It will name a 33-vole dele­ gation expected to support Johnaoo, regardless of wbethar it is formally instructed. Sena. Harry F. Byrd and A. Willis Robertson and Gov. J. Lindsay Almond all all have endorsed Johnson. In Minnesota, Democrats also opened a two-day state convention today. With Humphrey formally out of the race for tfao presiden­ tial nomination since his defeat by Kennedy In West Virginia teat week, the conventon la net ex­ pected to commit Ha 31-vote dele­ gation to any other candidate, Symington, who hopes to inherit Humphrey’s farm bait support, was scheduled to address the Minnesota Democrats Saturday Bight. Kenaedy collected the first farm bait dividend from Humphray’i withdrawal. Abner X, Larson, North Dakota Democratic chair­ man, called at Kennedy’s office Thursday with an informal prom­ ise that Kennedy will gat North Dakota's 11 convention votes, which wen previously plodgod to Humphrey. Tha Homamaattr Corporation of Florida, developers of Park Ridge, will bold a grand opening Sunday at their aew lake(root community. Park Ridge is located on the shores of Lake Minnla, two and oaa half miles south of flaafard off Hwy. 17-92. Than art five furnished models on display aet amid attractive landscaping on curbed and paved streets. Tha models range from a two bedroom, one bath home to R. f. "Bob" Carroll Conslable DISTRICT 4, SEMINOLE COUNTY Qualified Capable Experienced Will devote full tin* Catholic Women's Club Schedules Bake Sale Sunday The Catholic Women's Club and the Holy Names Society have plan­ ned variooa activities for the nest two Sundays at the All Souls' Catholic Church. The Catholic Women’s Club will hold a bake sale this Sunday. Cakes, piaa, cookies and pastry will be sold after each Mats. This is to supplement tha summer fund of tha club. The Holy Names Society Will have a breakfast on May W in Ur new social ball. This will be served between each Man. Any­ one donating blood to the All Souls Pariah Blood Bank will re­ ceive a free breakfast. Everyone la invited to participate ia both of the club's activities. Local Custom Rule, Woolworth Says WATERTOWN. N. Y. (UP1) Tho president of the F. W. Woolworth Co. laid Wednesday the firm will continue to abide by local customs In determining Its lunch counter seating policies, Robert C. Kirkwood told a stockholders' meeting that antisegregation picketing or boycotting of Woolworth stores waa "unjus­ tified and misconceived'’ because no individual company could re­ solve "local customs, established by the local people for the conduct of business la their community.” •‘Dealing aa wa are with the deep-rooted convictions of tha peo­ ple la the South, it is hardly rea­ listic to suppose that any one company la influential enough to suddenly change their thinking on Ibia subject." ha said. Five stockholders and a proxybearing Negro cood pleaded with the firm to taka tha lead in lunch counter Integration. The annual Woolworth meeting wai picketed by about 30 persona. Vh'f 4 Counties In Line For New Plant TALLAHASSEE < U N )-S t*te Development CoinmUilun Direc­ tor B. R. Fuller Jr. said WednevHey four Florid* eountiei are un­ der consideration at the possible site of a proponed 12 to 20 million dollar chemical plant. Escambia, Bay, Leon and Gads* den counties are prospects for the plant, which will reprocess fuel elements for privately-owned nuclear power plants, rxtractlng uranium from spans elements for r«-uie. Fuller said a report le due in about a month from a nuclear engineering firm hired to study the plant to see If it i* safe. Oanfurt WrralS FrI. Afar 20. 1686— F ag* It Pays fo Use The Herald Want Ads * O/Ja flV [J Jt J* r NIXT MONDAY 2 mere days left this week Hi-Quallly Hand TOOLS 25 fc off! VvtCSN MSTUIIU CfMPMT . aonsiM aamT ctatrt C A R L D I8T ELH O R ST BE SURE TO Do You Want a The Rotary club will have as its guest speaker at noon Monday at the Civic Center the executive vice president of the Florida Sav­ ings and Loan League, Carl F. Dlstelhorit, who will discuss the topic "interest Rales—Too High?" Recently made a Ben Franklin Fellow In the Royal Society of Arts snd Commerce, London, Eng­ land, the visitor earned the recog­ nition In this leading society of the British Isles through his emi­ nence as an educator and author. For to years, Diltelhorst taught finance and banking at the Uni­ versities of Tennessee and Pitts­ burgh. Later, he bccama executive vice president of the American SAL Institute— tha higher cduca* tion branch of tha U.S. SAL Lea­ gue. Currently, he Is visiting pro­ fessor at Indiana University. GOVERNMENT R UN COUNTY or a CITIZEN RUN COUNTY? If the LATTER le your desire, then I AM YOUR MAN1 am happy to aay again that 1 have never been appelated by the Goreraor nor hie staff te fill any public office, 1 enawer ta no man, or company, or group. 1 am an Independent candidate inlarcalcd in bcttarlnv Stmlnola County, and lx aerr* Ing all lla people. Give me your earnest consideration, and on May 24, VOTE for Uw man you think moat cnpablt. I will nppractata your auporL Thank you. He Liked The Mural Movie DALLAS. Tex. (UP1) actor Rusa Tamblyn ia taking home to Hollywood an expansive Dallas memory — a GOO pound wall. Tamblyn's wall ha* a mural by Bill McCauley on it. The wall has been a part of tha Eighth Day Coffee House, but owner Don Jackson decided to enlarge the room, so Tamblyn asked him to ship tha entire wall to hla home. FUR CO U NTY CO M M ISSIO N ER. D IST R IC T 2. of Seated, tho exclusive sales agents, estimated that aver too persons inspected the homas dur­ ing the preview last Sunday. Nicaragua has had alaa eon to thla office. YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED H . PoL jUr. t f S l C u i.ll r IN T H E O O O O OL.O [£ S U M M E R T I M E - Thk k m * VACATION tfarw M hM ,onil«Rf«trotchasofInvitincV ,: beautiful fcatchM M l th« Outf and tho Attan- ; P A U P O K T h lh y * tie. Visit pfeturaaquo t t Aufuailno, Edison’* //m m le go ham* at Ft M yar* C ap * Canavaral - an { ondlaaa panorama a f intaroatinf, axcitim* , your flM « t aum m tr vacation by touring Florid* far fuat You? lava I t . . . to 4# to flMnft yur FUrMt awaMMT vecef/off §/t vttfvg*iU k h w n t O ity w n ' M iC rn lM Reed aed h n la n e e A reeve SANFORD— PA >4111 fh e/avail ChasvtfMe uitA Bmly b W hit aould be tnora aatuibla than owning America1! flret-choica car. . s MpaaUily right bow whan beautiful buys are ia full bloom at your Chory dealer’s! Oaaa you’re bthiad tha what! beaded for Uw far blue horizon, you'U discover what a bar* traveler thla ear ia-from ita big F A M IL Y -S IZ E D T R U N K to ita aplrited, whiepnr^ulet ECO N O M Y T U R B O -F IR E V i E N G IN E . Chevy take* your comfort to heart, too, with velvet smooth FU LL C O IL IU SP E N SIO N at all four wheels. There'* Just nothing like one of these new Chevica to f f W W i O M f J hrifhteo up your whole aummert wKKLmmM C tjW W I lU TM T.M ft l f j l fnms construction by M a r that aurrouada you with U uaitUad T m d M a t* ww^ee CortheYear'l % J$ . . �-1 • f' _ ft >< FtfU 8— FH. Key SO, IMOf/ DEAR FRIENDLY; You committed m "*rita*" bat roe were indiscreet. Bet­ ter le here attracted a few bate than all that attention. •he will ran end gut my hat. Everyone laughs, and aha does, too, but she see to f t that 2 hasp my hat on. I am getting tttwd «£ this treatment If I am not too eU for edvice, plena* send some my way. BALD A ND NOT ASHAMED OF IT DEAR BALD: 'Dike your hot off, Xewry. And keep it off— unless you are * ~ , . 'V uv* ‘ * ‘ DEAR A B B Y: Two yean ago n r wife’s aiatar sorted to p*r n* |7* for onr dininc room sot I hauled it ovor thoro •ad oho p v o mo f l l an K. Timo west oo. Nothin* w m sold ond nothin* more woo paid. 1 w rote her a letter A tk in * for the balance but tt was ignored. Her (Uuchter w as reconUr married. She gave her the dining room set as A wedding gift. Should we oak the daughter and her husband for what is owed on the furniture ? GYPPED ** • --- -------------- A ----A i t - D B A S ABBY: My husband and I Hvw fa a housing development, so you know how close neighbors are. One evening lest fall m f husband had to work lata end I was sitting out in the yard enjoying the peace end quiet One of the neighbors, whoee wild was out of town, came to the edge of my yard and aaked me if I cared lo join him In a game of chase. Wc eat on my poreh until dark playing chess, end then wo Just talked, We didn't put the Mroh light on no'K would have attracted bugs. Ho stayed until my husband came horns at 10 p. m. Months later I hear that tha neighbor* are stin talking about tt. Did I commit any sort of crime? FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR DEAR GYPPED: You efaouid NOT, aek the daughter and bar husband for what i« owed. Your wife's sister made the deal with you; 8HE still owes you the money, e o • • "Whet's your problem?" Write to Abby In care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aelLaddreeaed enve­ lope. 0 0 (f> R iik ft r Fetrta <«) Chaaa*t etc N * w m * oib III! ( I ) Faogle'S CkOlM ( I ) Ni v i !:•# ( I ) • p o rn t e a ( ! ) Central m (If Waathar • :4# ( • ) Waathar lies <11 <l> ISiSS I t ) < () teas 411 (II <t) <11 Marhat Jla^art StM « ) Jaaela ■<n WnnUar • BrietoeF <•» Jaha Pair ftM tl> OntCaar uun*Ua Baarl (11 Tasaa Kangam ' ( I ) (liana l* titvs Baaaaa « 1 Rawhlda <11 Pier Taur lluanh l:M (11 Troabl'ahootara IsM <() Karr Lae i <11 Man Pram Hlaakhavk (11 Mika Hamnar liM ( ! ) Sanaa! Strip III Blatrltaaaa la Hlalorf 111 Maalas M:M III Jarrr Law* ( I I Dataetlvaa III Twilight Kona 14:M ( * l Saw Tork Cnnfldantlal <11 Parana ha Parana 11iM ( I ) <•> <11 Maws - Waathar Baorta 11:11 l i l < l l Hnvla 11:11 (I) Jaak Fear o CONFIDENTIAL TO "WORSHIPPED HIM:" Now that you are wiaer, ask hjm to park hie eley feet , under somebody - • • » ( a a. c •lee"* so/g every night. • life Af The Rifz FRIDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Burnn 0 For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To know," send 26c end a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope in gar* of this paper. It Takes Two £(•• TiM l:M l:M l*:M I liM 11IM H :M HAS <14 III (SI <41 (II (11 <l> (II <11 <11 (!) (Si (I) W M tk u r-O w M M Cart m b a C o p u la Koagaroo Roy Rogara Hocklo sag JOokU Carte*** Mighty Meuoo Ptgybauo* H a ll BBS R a lly Delta** rittlea Tkt Fury flrt-u* Boy SaluriU r N *w *— CBS N *w s SATURDAY P. M11:44 (4) (II (ll IliM III (II (Si liM <l| III 1:11 III lit# (*| Si** IS) SiM (I I IS) 4:1* (41 41SI (4 ) l:S l (7: (I) l:SS ( l l Bbyklaa Trua Story a*upy Bat** — K ll* Junior Auetiaa H ***b*ll I f * Ik* ta w Karloon Kaptr* floTlna Camara Haaaball l>»«th Valley Day* H*ail»UnS Ha**b*ll M *tln«* Thaattr Indualry On t'*r*S* I'raakntaa Blak** D tu cilv ** Diary Ilia Plclur* llamar of Ik* Jungl* The Alaskans AlfrsS Hitchcock Lorsttn Tonne O f o r* , llnbsl Johnny Staccato W kst's My U na Sunlsy Kite Show inan <axai x*ws I It IS H I Hovia 11:1* ( I ) W aal bar 11:11(11 San. Snatksrs 11:11 t«> Haart af Iks City sue <«) C oatiaseui C k w a a e 1st 7:** 7:1a 7:*a III* 1:1* IM 111 T o d y <11 Waathar ( l l Csrtscaa <l> Haws * Western i l l Nswa ( l l CapL K sn eerM <11 M e rila a Tksalro t i l nonpar Aoem liM ail Raaaars M a t e 1:41 ( t ) X *w * S :«l ( l l Naira s a l Istarv lsv * I I I Molsata Soopa |:M <1| Nawa A Weather I I I TJ. 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I liM <11 Trutfc or Coaaoauaaaaa ( l l .U ttt at LK# ( I ) Kostlass Oue 11:11 <ii H Ciuia Ms Tea ( l l Boerck tor VHjnorrew ( I I Lore T b it Bob 11:41 (41 OuldlBf Llgnt l;a* ( I ) Opan Wladow (11 Toppar <«) About raeaa liM <41 As ( t t World Turue ( I I Mr. A Mrs. North ( ! ) Ulamourams l i t ! i l l ouoo b tor A D a p ( I ) For Honor or Worae I I I Dot la Courl 1:11 <41 Houa# parly (1) Lorolia Touag Thaaiar H i a a i* aiorai 1:11 ( i f rouna Or Maloae <41 Mlilloauira <11 Haat iha Clock I iM 111 Prom Thao* Roots <41 Vardlet U Toara ■ ( i f Who Do Tau T ru alf (S) Inalda Pilch ( I ) (.'hunnti < N -w areo a SiM (t) African Patrol l.-S m i I should stop liking him lo go. . . _____ nevsr, nevsr “ nsgl" Tho [ - ! wsnld-bo partner sounds Interest>• ; Inj, but It oould lead to * UtUs ® trauhto-or a lot, depending upon ’ tie way Uringa work out. Aa j iruc'j as I hits to dlicoursge Tho Olrl In Tho Bikini,* slsrf i i . ring BriglUo Bsrdot will open a . .two night run at the Movicland *-. . i i Drive-In Sunday. J ■- Tha olhtr toaturc <m the pro-l * gram U "Ftvs Reid Women" iter\i , rini Iriih McCalle. " D m Girl In The Bikini" was Em Mcond film Brigitte made. When her father leirned the Etta fjpio * - of tho film ho tried to get a * eourt order to impound tho prints. !/ • Various governmental agendas , : hev# tried to de toe same. On Tueaday, W#dne»day Thursday, " * m T*U "Pal Joey" win play. *S| ».l you, H night we wlea lo lied some­ thing <e do whleh plea m s your husband and do that. Per hap* he would go dancing then. Try tt. •Thave to attend n y husband's ctau raunion dtamr in July. I hive a dark rod satin dress and black satin pumps. Would this bo proper? He will wsar g white coal, ■ cummerbund and . black trousers, a soft shirt and no hat. -M rs. Y .» This tlms "h e" will look pro­ perly dreased but you wos't if you wear the red satin. It will be heavy looking for July. Can't you manage e black chiffon, a black lace or black organs* for a dinner drtss? And do have the IKsck aslie pumps dyed red to match the dress, which will be ( I ) Danala Tha Manac* (I ) NatT Football Laatua Sill (71 flanrh Parly <S) Satan World 71M ( I ) Cantrat Florida Sbawcaaa (St Roy R o n ft ( • ) Komarua Darby TlM ( t l Sanaa!* ( I ) Parry Maaaa III Dick Clark Bbow l:SS i t ) Tha H i«h Road S ill 111 *laa «ud tha UM I'ang* I I I Wanted Daad #r Ally* I I I maacanaea S:M ( l l Mr. Lucky (S) Tha Dtpuiy 1(1 Lawrane* Walk l:IS ( I j Juuraay lo U adarauni* sliver powder, but never dye it. The streak Is attractive and “ smsrl." If, as yyur tatter states, you ■ra so is ssed of hair help and styling, why not sand for my booklet, "Your Headltas for Beau(I) ty After Forty?" Send ms ■ long 14.44 <»» self • addressed EIGHT • CENT (t ) stomped envelope and TWENTY- l l l l l ( l l Ins Have nun W ill Travel Uuuamuk* Jubllaa USA Maa fraai latsrfal IS) ShotBUB Had# IliM (SI Movla making the "Hairdo" while thay NBC has (he Jerry Lewis vari­ Three adventure films will play ety special set for S:St>-*;30. "Eyewitness to Hislury," from I Friday and Saturday. They are "Third Man oa the Mountain," to l* ia CBS appraisal of the sum­ "Tha World la HU Arms," end mit conference, “ Gunslinger." "Perfect .Setup" oa ABC’s "TT Sunset Strip" at I has operative Jeff Spencer posing as a batch Drug Plmn Offered boy to Hawaii white trailing a CAIRO (U P l)- T h e Arab Nar­ (ugltlvo. Tha principal* of that cotics Conference has recommend- other ABC sores, "Hawatto* ed tho esUbllthment of a regional Eye," also ara involved to this. HtavyTMlgkto Eddie Macben mldea*t narcotic# organisation at­ tached to tho United Nations. Tha and Ales MiUff fight to rounds oa rerummindeUon suggested that on NBC'a “ Cavalcads ef Sport*" the organisation set up Its head­ at to. quarters In Calm with branch offled* In Middle East eouatriee. Patti Page Joins Tea Cup Circuit NEW YORK (U P !) — Petti Page ia now drinking bar literary III# isi a n 'fte tk e iT qbm IS) Hug* llunnr SiM (SI CruMd* 1b Paclfla (S) W lllU m Tell t:M (SI Ls**l* IS) BroktB Arrow ( I ) ntvsrfcoBt 0 Dream," a | with teensgag Bobb«-Merritt. Her taut et Instead *d- one the I 1phis, Clivelsed, dtanepelie. <»> Tke n*k*i IS) a. B. Th**t*r • Oh. • to I l i M C hef p. a . In I l i M ' Ck t » ERNIE K0VAC8 end Margo Moore in a scene from "Wake Me When It's Over," starting Sunday at tha Rita Theatre. Writers Showing Males As Sissies SKATE n r V E R N O N SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPM — John Wayne, who can drink, and brawl with thi beat of 'em, delored today the psychotic weak* nga depicted sa heroes ki mod­ ern down beat movica. “ Ten or IS years ago audiencea went to pictures to see men be. having like men," he said. “ To. day there are too many neurotic roles. "It'a the Teoneaace Williams ef­ fect both on Broadway and in movica." Wayne ia a lowering man who might be dismissed by so-called Intellectuals aa a nice guy, but no ball of fire In f.Q. department The big guy fools them, however. The wheeli are clicking along all the time. “ Williami and a lot of other afield to find writers American men who are extreme casex,’* ho said, “ They aren't rep­ resentative of the average man in this country, but they give the impression that we arc a niUon of weaklings who can’t keep up with the pressures of modem livtag." Wayne is disqualified automati­ cally — by his very appearance— from playing such rotes as thoM given Tony Perkins, A n t h o n y Frsncioas, Rod Steiger, Paul CITY K Wgyne'a latest pictures, “ Oo North" for 20th Century-Fox and “ Tlie Alamo'* for hia own Batjae Productions, are ha-man epics of Alaska and Taxas, respectively. “ Action ia tha keynota of my pictures," ho explained. "It's an added advantage In every re­ spect. I try to combing an tntmate story with people you can root for. Tha more audience iden­ tification with the characters tbs better off you are. “ Then after an InUmate scene there should bo a shot of soma scenery to give audiences • chance to breath* a little. TODAY ft SATURDAY OPEN- 12:U DOUBLE play w it Rabbi Adam Htller, played by Charles Laughton. To him, reality ia one seed in • w a s t e l a n d — again, Bcrling's phrase — cr a momeet of lo*i« is e world gooo mad. Unfortunately Serllng endowed Heller and a number of other im­ portant characters with behavior si inconsistencies that served to muffle both logic and madness. For example, Rabbi Heller was dependent os Homolka, bis old Christian chess partner, for austenaace in the ghetto. This mads me wonder about tbs Naxl cap* tala portrayed by Georgs MacReady, was able lo spout all the traditional anti-Semitic garbage and still retain enough Mnie to see through hia own words and recognise them as aa expediency. Less important inconsistencies, but jarring nonetheless, were the p l u c k s d eyebrows, the wellserubbed looks of the young ghet­ to women. There was n noble attempt on the part of Sorting and director Fielder Cook lo plsy out tbs story, with low-keyed scenes and studiad calm, which served to shut out ferocity — ■ fresh approach—but perhaps succeeded too well. FEATURE ALSO iim iM FEATURE; 2:08 - 4:42 - 7:1< - >:M STARTS SUNDAY Foranyona who needs some good ONLY S DAYS UNTIL Site (•> Tk* Lbwbibb l l t f t t iiE E p, EL IliM ed to sacrifice hia life in order to postpone another slaughter of ghetto Jews by the Nails. Homol­ ka had steadfastly refused to ac­ cept responsibility far tha antilemiUMS ted Em murders of other*. But, to Wo Bail scene, bo I l l s ( I I Ck*vy ShBW ln u g h s l"-B O B 21m principal character to Em h om to LAST HITE Ti4* ft U :M "PA E TT GIRL” COLOR Cyd Chariae# . Roh'l Taytot T H E Y CAME TO CORUUEA" Gary Cooper • Color TONIGHT ON TV H ill speaking, waa to create a debat­ ing society atmosphere where raw, daaperato human feelings were called for. Of course, the play waa unusual for prime time television and I give everyone n big " A " for ef* fort. It was worth doing if only IS) K I bbCoib of tkt a «» ( • ) M **l Mcilraar l:M ( ! ) K*wa agaUlakt TtC* ( t ) MgvtrUk (Si Faar Jem Meo l i f t ( I ) M SettlvM l l ) nuB. nbewMee cult ae the ouUm ny FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UP1) — ."In the presence of Mine Enemies," the Rod lorlieg play about life and death In — sad eut — of the Waru w ghetto, promised mors this if delivered Wednesday night as CBS TV'a "Playbou.# 90." Serllng ehoM to pluck from this World War II "sea of insanity" —his phrase — a sot of charac­ ters ‘whose words sed actions could be formed into a parable of sorts and whose experiences could bo coated with a romanti­ cism that tbs pertpeettvs of his­ tory has given them. Serllng’# dialogue, as usual, Tbs funniest story on military tile te hit the scram since “ No Tima lor Sergeants*' and “ Mister Roberts" win arrive at the 1Mb Theater Sunday. “ Wake Ms Whet K 'l Over," starring Emit Kovaci, Marge Moore and Jack Warden will open a* the Rita and ertttoo her# bailed this ihow ai ooo at the funniest “ picture! lines fun e s i bom." Based on Howard Singer’a beat ■altar by the Mme same. “ Wake Mo Whoa H's Over" Idta the mideap tale of a Manhattan bar. keep and World War H vet who through a mix-up in Air Force aerial numbers is re-drafted and shipped to a radar base on Shims, a ting speck of aa island ta the Pacific. ■ATOEDAT ONLY . « FEATURE JUNGLE-A-RAMA FREE - FREE • SAT. NITE ONLY GENUINE "SHRUNKEN HEAD" TO FIRST IM CARS JVNOLE E1T NO, 1 A T TiM "M ANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE" m. ROBIN HUGHES - ACTUALLY FILMED IN HEAD HUNTERS WILD COUNTRY OF THE AM AEON. JUNGLE HIT NO. > A T I d l ONLY "CONGO CROSSING" IN COLOR GBOMB NADER AND VIRGINIA MAYO JUNGLE E IT NO. • A T |*t«g ONLY "W A T U S r IN COIjOR GEORGE MONTGOMERY ft T A N IA IL G COMB MARLY FOR YOUR "SRRUNERN MEAD" I DAYS UNTIL "M A N ON A 8TRING* W M BFf ODUM J S O F JMFF MORROW AND (RUM NeCALLA ■>*>«•* — i +*> ]n ( r—• �Defendant Taxes Judge's Patience BOSTON (U P !)—Judges should jtlon of a Us court m x i write brief opinion* in deciding 11’ taxpayer came into ro ta in , according to Chief Juatice testified, "As God la my J. Edgar Murdock of the Tax do not owe thii tax." Court of the United Stales Tbit, aaid Murdoch, v To illustrate his point, hr told, jm itr 'i written derision: the Massachusetts Bar Astoria-1 “ He’* not. I am. You du In Plane Crash WEST END, Grand Bahama Is­ land (U P!) —One of four pertons killed in the crash of a light plane w ii Identified as New York play­ An''installation of officers for proprlatlon of MM.waa glean in wright Dixie Dean. the Southslde School I’-TO win tha {’interest School for eonttibuU Mias Dean died along with a held at tha final meeting Tuesday In* to fund raising projects, West Palm Beach businessman and a couple who operated a beau­ night. H. W. (Buddy) Rawls is tha new OVER 35 YEARS ty ahop hera whan their light plane at Pint and Palmetto crashed into tho tea ahortly altar president and Ernest Southward la (Aleag Bide feet Offlee) takeoff Tuesday night. -tha incoming vice president. The The other victlmi were Clarence secretary ia Mra. Walter Cooke and Coeten, M, owner and pilot of tha joint traasurera are Mr. end tha plane and owner of a Weit Mrs. Gordon Sweeney. Palm Beach plumbing firm: Jrrry The P-TO hat purthated I I Brodner, J», and hla wife, Phyllla, SO. operators of the beauty ahop pedeaetal fans (or the school class­ rooms, Dr, J, P. Darby, project at the Grand Bahama Club, chairman said. In addition, the orgenltetlon hat given the library Florida peanut yield last year 1600 for book*. Because numetout averaged 1,110 pounde per ten, an children from the rinse rest area have come into Southslde, an apincrease ever tho year befon. CO NG RATULATIONS fo r tha Ulant group o f bombartiar navigators ha complete tha intensive seven-month course conducted bp V A H -I at tha NAS came from Capt. James D. Ramage, right, Hptwing One commander. Member* o f the class are, from left, Ensign T. D. Merlang, B. 0 . Sandefur, A M I; Ensign J. D. Davis and J. S. York, AEC. They will join tha craws in A8D 8kywarriors. (N avy Photo) SECRETARY OF STATE SATURDAY Hospital Notes MAY U Admissions Ruth Marian, Sanford; Yvonne Black, Sanford; Primus Brown, Sanford; Patricia Hytnan, San­ ford; Richard Burks, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. James Hyman, Banlord, a daughter. Dismissals Din Brawn., Sanford; Reginald Shcddon, Sanford; Zclma Osborne, Sanford; Bobbie Haight, Sanford; Bella Johnson, Sanford; Thelma Hunter, Sanford. SPEAKING BALL GAME By United Frees latenutlonel The publie libraries of DaSville, Va., will be closed after the last Teadsr leaves tonight te gat around a federal court order, effective Saturday, te dessgrngate library faculties. The City Council voted un­ animously to shut the pubUe libraries, Including the Negro branch library and a mobile library, rather than comply with the desecration ruling obtalded Lake Monroe by fiya Negro high school stu­ dents. Residents of the eity will vote on permanent closing tu aa advisory ref rendu m June 14, A similar suit Involving the publie library ad Petersburg, Va, BY MRB. H. L. JOHNSON Friends of J. 1, Lake will regret will be heard hi Richmond today to learn be Is confined to the Or­ by a federal district Judge, It ange Memorial Hospital in Orlan­ was brought by I I Negroes ar­ do where he underwent major sur­ gery Isst weekend. He ts re­ ported to be doing well. Mrs. Bertha Gibbs Is abla to ba home again alter being coafinad to Seminole Memorisl Hospital. CLEWlflTON (U PI) — A V. I. Mrs. S. E. Norwood had with Senate subcommittee on migratory her on Mothers Day at har home, labor wound up three days of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Norwood aad bearings in South Florida Wed­ children of Gainesville. Mr. and nesday and Eg ahalrmsa said It Mrs. Ernest Hamilton and family had reeaivad some support ef ef Enterprise, Mr. and Mra. J. H. pending migratory legislation. Tindel, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold TinSen. Harrison Williams (D-N. J.) del and sons of Elder Springs and uld the aammlllti had found Miss Norlne Norwood. general support “ for our educa­ tion and housing measurci among There are nearly 110,000 rnOea of slata highways, country rdhds and city streela In Michigan. ELECT Personals Constable • ill do my tout to (it s the service your preaeat Conole bio bee given joo. 1 know this w l» not to- •• »«„y task, hnt I will work herd Is contiaun this type ef service. WiAPiU -wv"' " " ^ '^ j Senate Migratory Hearing Over My experience guiliHas me to give you good eervtco and with the help e f the people ef this district, I am eura I can. e I will work Im harmony with your shariff sad 1 am sure of hie eeoperatlan. I will make this a fall lime Job aerviag the people at all times. Your yott on May 24 will be appreciated. EVENING rested far staging a demeoatratten at the library last month. City Recorder John Jester of Greonrllie, S. C., hears • motion te throw out disorderly conduct charges against seven Negros* arrested for aa anti.segregation damoaetntlon at the county li­ - MAY 21st A T 7 : 3 0 P. M . A T 8 : 0 0 P. M . A D M IS S IO N W IL L BE BY PR E SE N T A T IO N O F Y O U R brary. Than ware new—hut quiet— Negro demonstrations Thursday at Chattanooga, Team, protecting segregation of lunch counters In dime and deportment statue. The Negroes, complying with a city ruling forbidding large gatherings, entered stores la groups ef six or lose. Negro pickets marched hi frost of stereo at Memphis. A t Greensboro, N, C , the Bute Civil Righto Advisory Committee received sworn complaints from etn a Negroes (barging that Ber­ tie Oouaty eommlseloaers denied then tha right to register a* voters. ThU will cntitl# you to bring tho wholo funity Hear nil tho Seminole County Candidates apeak and then stay and watch the Sanford Greyhounds play the St Petersburg Ball Club. Saminola County Democratic Executive Committee R. C. a A. BUUUmar— Chainaaa Wales, Peru Path — Trees. experience Constructed on Your Lot • r SEE Cnmptottlr Flnlnhad OUR MODEL HOME AT Siding, FRENCH DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY CONSTRUCTED ON YOUR LOT Choice o f 500 «, COMPARE! 5 vV |KJ * •> Low Monthly Payments Colon, ' CBS M O S T A T T R A C T IV E L Y PR IC ED Windows, Flooring, l i e . Complete - Ne Extras HONE IMPROVEMENT SERVICE R EPAIR . REMODEL. ADD A ROOM - MODERNIZE: Our home improvement service is youra for the taking. Call today and our Remodeling Specialist will visit you* discuss your problem, and gladly give you a FREE ESTIMATE. NOTHING DOWN. AS LITTLE AS PER MO. JUST CALL US AT FA LUMBER 2 -0 5 0 0 ' T* t, V” THE JUBi Ns poet in tho State Cabinet has such impact upon publie welfare aa that at tha CsmmUeisnwr 4 Agriculture. The duties ef this office go far beyond the Btata'a agricultural pursuits—Into intimate Corners o f >sm)hnd|~g life; tha car you drive, the lipstirk you use, the food you eat, the welfare ef your child ia school, the ta n * yen pay, year health, tha economic stability ef yeur Job. IXPMSIKNCKi 10 YEARS OF LEGISLATIVE SERVICE) Five terms, Florida House af Repn eanUthrei. Sousa Speaker ia Chairman of Agriculture Committee (two aeaaioM). Chairman ef CcmmiMcn an Rules, Member Health, Flaance and Taxation, Safety, Citrus Committees, Constitutional Advlaory rsmmlsalsn. Legislative Council, An outitanding leg islalive rrrord, wide agricultural experience, complete freedom from epeelal Intireet Hef dovotlon to the public welfare qualify Dey le Connor for Commissioner of Agrirullurn. pledgee Ml . ' promote tha general welfare o f Florida, ■■d as a Menahar e f tho State CahiaSt to nroBDld IncrsAidd s ffk tnrv and •cunomv T. assure honest end impartial laws, regulating feeds, toed, eecticldte, and limpMdtoi g, advance tho eeheol system af * - n* V, foster adequate tom of thd dependent children; 10. protect our hnye, I against ladi.criminal filling t 11. assure job stahillty; Department o f Agrlc U. work for adequate ■tltuttons; 13. implement reorganisation of tha �__ — —, P r i owns America? * Not the politicians.* They a n public servants, paid to serve th* people. * Not th* rich. Th* corporations of America a n owned bp mon than twelve million paopia, * Not the labor unions oven though some of their leaden act as though they did. I f It is the savers who own America. By doing without thing*—by self-denial— they built homes and started stores. *J! In American industry— money which buy* machine* and provide* job*. Moot of what their saving* earn i* taken away from them in taxes, but became K le in their character never to wait*, they etfll savs. If they ever etopped, then would be no new capital to create new job*, no new machinery to make bettor Job*,' no profliable enterprise whose taxes help keep America going. Yee, the saver* keep America alive. Let'* bo sun. the law* keep aaven alive, too. H I S U IN O L B CODNtY Council of Parents and Tanchara installed now officers at a recent meeting * f the organisation at tha Pinasn st School Mr*. W. 8. Higginbotham, esntar, coagratulatas now pnaldont, Mrs. Gor. don Frederick. Left to rlg^ht, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, treasurer; Mr*. Ralph Wight II, secretary; Mr*. Higginbotham, Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. T. C. Bartiinski Child Dies At Longwood Home VETERANS Read C in fiO f I t i t to y o n r b a i t I it to r o t t to c o n t i d o r V A f i n a n c i n g FIRST under VA financing! 'r ; ‘ ‘ J VA Move In W hile Yeer Pepers Are Rein* Processed leterest Ret* — Interest R e t* — * 514% 5 % % fir V i % f o 3 B e d r o o n s - - - - - f -2 Baths - F H A - FHA-In-Service Financing I l f With C e a p le t e C o n fid e n c e -* ? /. i .y ,nLf ~ . H bg.wBfnt i^n yt ■a ■ Tr * lb g jHHnHp,'; n ■ * ’a • '■■I It X1 * I I �I I Dangerous Encampment By HOLMES ALEXANDER WASHINGTON — In saeond sober thinking about thn miserable plans episode, it may turn out t nothing ia loit except our or. Our secretary of state hai been caught in a ile, which is bad enough. Our president has looked very Inept, which la worse. But If we can, for once, rise above the pusillanimity to which the nuclear age has conditioned so much of our thinking, it Is possible to find a silver lining here. In wartime, hot or cold, the pur* pose ie not to arrange a meeting R f wills with tha enemy. The pur­ pose la to force our wilL upon him. The ioea o f our U-Z spy plane end the capture by the Russians of Ha pilot did not make it easier for tha aummit principals to talk about friendship and accommoda­ tion between the USA and USSR, hot such talk wae nonsense any- has put the U S A In a position to fore# one o f President Eisenhow­ er's major policies upon Russia. I f wa treat our relationships with Russia truthfully and admit that we are engaging with an Implac­ able enemy, It la now within our capability to score a clear victory and to impose the will o f th e'pre­ sident upon a sulking Khrushchev. A t his pre-summit press confer­ ence, Mr. Eisenhower told us of this policy, th lf will. It Is his open eky proposal which he made in (ieneva at tba 11*56 summit meeting, in these words: “ To give to each other a com­ plete blueprint o f our m ilitary es­ tablishments, from beginning to end. from one end o f our countries to the other; lay out tha establish­ ment* and provide the blueprints to each other. “ Next, to provide within our countries facilities fo r Aerial photography to the other coun­ On th* other hand, this episode try . . . . you can maka all tha E Hal la > smart man except when it comet to Judging women. That's why u Scientific Marri­ ng* Foundation has long been ueadsd ia America. Idealist* of both eases ran easily he duped |er deceived la ramaece so they' 'w e d u reputable orginliatioo la serve us their combined chapereae and press agent. CASE E-46S: Hsl G„ aged 3$, ewn* an electrical shop. "Dr. Crane, I served during the war and saw a lot of my buddies lose their wives by divorce. “So I figured I’d be doubly care­ ful when I got back lo the States. "Ia six months I married a girl • ho seemed my type. Later, I Bound out that she had been mar­ ried before. She never told me she was a divorcee till after the wed­ ding. "Soon the began running lo tav­ erns and started going out with married men. One night she and a half drunken companion smashed Into another ear and my wife was killed. “ Maybe 1 am just peculiar for I jran't seem to find a girl with sim­ ila r Interests. " I belong to the Presbyterian eburch and attend Sunday school. i like classical music and enjoy going oo hikes with a camera to photograph birds, which ia my main hobby. "Somstimca I think I must have been born about 35 years loo late, tor the women 1 meet are chiefly interested in taverns, clgarels and .night clubs. Aren't there any good Woman left in America t " A lot of Idealistic young people, both women and men. are duck soup for sirens or Dan Juans. A siren can often wrap a smart man around bar littl* finger, as Hal's wife did, and bn will not ■how enough gumption even to find nut if aha has ever been married before. Indeed, a lot of professional men, whose wives have died, will marry *an tha rebound. And they often F ri. May 30, I960— Fag* 11 D A IL Y pick women who are so obviously unsuitable that all their family or friends can ice that fact at once. But these romantic simpletons can't delect tho “ falsa front" or sales manihip put on by the design­ ing females. No, there are so captivated that they rush into matrimony with a woman who will divorce them within a year or two. So a Scientific Marriage Founda­ tion has long been needed in America to put eyra into blind Cupid's head. If Hal, for example, had consult­ ed this marriage foundation, he would have been introduced to a suitable woman, of the same reli­ gion and ideals. In fact, we'd have tried lo find a girl who also liked outdoor life, hiking and birds, so Iheir recrea­ tion would bave welded them clos­ er together through the years. And don't get the idea that a Sci­ entific Marriage Foundation is only for teenagers or isolated folks. We find that our best rooters and often the most frequent type of applicant Is a professional man who knows It Is smart nowadays to be matched with somebody of the samt ideals, religion, race, hob­ bles, etc., BEFORE letting your­ self get romantic. ' For then you can safely fall In love, knowing your companion is a certified person, aliened to bythree local character references end personally interviewed by a talented clergyman counsellor. llai was soon introduced to a girl with all tba asssta bo wished, in­ cluding a classy chaasis, tod, for our applicants' are bsualjy' above average in their physical charm. But men are often iaty about writing, so our women appllcapt* outnumber the meo. The men want to telephone for they hate So fill out a questionnaire I That's normal, for tha average huabtnd doesn't oven write to his own parents after marriage, but makes his wife do his secretarial work! V%* Banins* pictures you choose and take them to your country to study, you to provide exactly tha same facllities fo r us . . . " The Russian leaders, Bulganin and Khrushchev did not choose to arcept — but this time we can, if wa dare, make a very good e f ­ fe c t'b y attempting to force their acceptance. This is true because, in the limited but significant science o f aerial reconnaissance, we occupy a position o f strength. We are better at aerial spying than the enemy is. The president can say to Khrushchev — either accept my open sky proposal o r ' we will continue with the success-1 ful penetration o f your air space and will taka photographa o f a ll' your military operations. T h lt would not he empty boast­ ing on the president'* part. Tha A ir Fort# Is organised with re­ connaissance groups ht both the Tactical A ir Command and Stra­ tegic A ir Command. These units are provided with R F -IO l’a, RBfMI’a and RB-47’s. These swift, high-flying ffghtar-type and bom­ ber-type planes nerd not operate from foreign base*. Two o f them In their N avy equivalents ran be carrier-launched, and the third l* today being operationally refuel­ ed at high altitude. A ll these and other planes, as wall as our spare vehicles, are equipped with automatic cameras o f amaxing reach and fidelity. Some o f the highest performance figures are not yet released for publication, but even the available, outdated information Is Impressive enough. On an actual four-hour . flight from L o t Angeles to X tw York at 40,000 feet, a strip o f land 2,700 milea long and 490 milea wide was Lika Art and Culture, tha lively filmed. Pictures from a seven- spiritual side of California has camera battery o f this type will been watered down by the cascade show what type o f Ian ii mower of new people pouring into the was used to cut the grass at par­ Golden Stale. ticular homes, what laundry hangs The original settlers of tht boomout to dry and what material ia lime Eighties brought the old-time used in the separate bouses. A l­ religion with them. titude and night are no longer This was not (as it Is today) tht conditions o f any importance In land of electronics, missiles and aerial photography. Cloud cover golden real estate. It was tha State and camouflage do not baffle the to retire In. And once retired, to airborne camera. Unless tha Rus­ find the Slate of Grace. sians are willing to fig h t a war Churches of all denominations about it, they cannot ptevent our sprang up under the smog-lets blue looking down their chimneys. And skies. if we are w illing to lose an occa­ Along with the retired population sional plane, wa can have just came an adequate number of about all the picture* o f Russian preachers, evangelists and Rssortmilitary sites that we desire. ed sky pilots of splinter groups. Thera is no evidence that they can Nearly alt were successful. 9 * 9 match us in this field. And even i f they did, they would derive less Our moil famous Lady of the profit sinee we ere fa r tssa accre­ Light was the late Aimee Semple tive. McPherson. She had been convert­ It 1s an imposing position nf ed by a youngHoly Roller psstef. strength which we hold in aerial And her Aogaius Temple of the reconnaissance. another Four-Square Gospel always had a By MCE WEST WASHINGTON (U P I)- A small j household disaster sent me down to the U.5. Patent Office to scru­ tinise the latest list of Inventions. I wanted to see if anyone had Invented a way to keep cats from having kittens in the linings of box spring beds. 1 may have found what I was looking for in patent number 2,929.077 issued to Lars Magnus Ericsson of Nykoplng, Sweden. I am not certain, however, that this was what Ericsson had In mind when he Invented "a furni­ ture ipring connection device." The official Gazette of the Pat­ ent Office describes the device at some length but doesn't make dear how U works or whit H is used for, A drawing of the gadget, how­ ever, Indicate* that it might maka box springs unsuitable for feline maternity wards and, if so, Erics­ son has performed a public serv­ ice. At any rate. I can atfurd to watt a few weeks for a fuller ex­ planation. The crisis that occa­ sioned my rlsit to the Patent Of­ fice has passed, the tabby nur­ sery having now been moved to a closet and the bed temporarily reclaimed for human slumber. While I was browsing through the Gaiette, I looked orrr some o( the other new patents to see if our inventors are responding |o Happiness Through Health Nature I b What? la this spectacle nf salvation, tho green bathing suit hanging on a number of volunteer ladles clung the line—a taxi driver will show to a papier-mache Rock of Ages. you the house. Stage lighting flashed. Loudspeak­ er thunder roared. Slslcr Aimee in an Admiral's uniform directed the rescue—the Navy-dad choir and a life saving crew of young mm tossed an actual line. And all wera saved from the stormy seas of sin to the shores of salvation. Rut nobody could prove It. And Sister pul on one nf the greatest shows of all time at tho Tempi*: Tha choir this time was dressed with horns, tails and pitchforks. They were Introduced as Sister's detractors—the reporters, l h c Grind Jury, and the politicians.' They were defeated by a Hock of winged angels. Hallelujah) faw years, we w|H-bave spare antelllUs to do the same jub. Thia ia on* time when our advantage over tha cold war enemy is clear and present. Leaving aside, fur the moment, the merits of tha open aky proposal, It ia a policy which Mr. Eisenhower now' has tha pow­ er to forre upon Khrushchev. And to fort* one's will upon th* enemy—that la th* very essence and definition of raHilary victory. There was a brief interlude in 19M when Sister disappeared in a green bathing suit into the Pa­ cific and turned up in Agua Pricta, Mexico. She had been kidnaped, she said, by a trio of fiends named Steve and Jake and Mexieail Ruse. It wae a alory that railed fur all the faith of the faithful though sister had been held prisoner and aerott the Sonors desert, her shoes end clothing were not scratched at all: That wst the miraclcl) There was tome ink that Sister flavor at this brisk-background. Sister Aimee't Tempi* in Lot bad taken sabbatical leave with a Angeles grew on a slather of volun­ young radio annuunrer from the tary gifts from a wholly satisfied Temple. In Carmrl, California, you can find plenty nf proplo who saw congregatioo. It was no dry service. W h o a the Gospel Lighthouse sang, "Throw Out tha Lifeline," the ladies of Ihs choir were dress­ ed like American sailors. (The Navy protested ia • court action. But they lost.) The off-beat religions of today's California are pale beside those angelic days. We have a few robed and san­ daled desert preacher*. And a few years ago, Nature Iloy wandered up and down Holywood boulevard. There are a liandlul of aging fol­ lower! of the fiery Atine Besanl. But most or the cults that sought to vitally have gone under—one of of them literally when the Stale built a dam In front of th* holycity. The spiritual guidance hat been surrendered to more orthodox lead­ ers, more sedate temples. They are not nearly at crowd- By JAMKA KEIJ.ER Reading his own death notice was the rare experience of • re­ tired Army sergeant in New Mex­ ico. liii wife received iwo Idler* from the U. S- Army one morning. On* offered condolences on the death of her husband and the other suggested that she start pro­ cessing Insurance claims. Since her husband had been very much alive when he had left for work three hours before, she phoned him to come borne im­ mediately and personally disprove the disturbing notices. “ I couldn’t help feeling funny," the confused man slid after see­ ing the letters. "It was ilk* read­ ing my own death warrant, ft said I am officially dead, but I am not." No one relishes Ihe Idea of be­ ing classified a* dead while still living. But avoid the danger of drifting through life ea g you were "half alive." Think of your comparatively abort stay on earth aa a prepara­ tion for life everlasting and you will live life to the fullest. " I have fought th* good fight. I have kept the faith. For the rest, there ts laid up lor me a crown of Justice." (2 Timothy 4:7, ») Inspire me, 0 Holy Spirit, to make my life count from Use paint of view of eternily. • * • (B y DR. F. LEO K E R W IN ) Some people havo it peculiar energy which emanate* f m opinion aa to what Chiro- the brain. Th* nervous «ypractic in, to what extent and tranamlts ■this r . ,. „ „ „ „ . „ „ to alt parta o f th * body,bob* to whi t limit* it tan be ap- tro)|Ing and regulatih* *1 plied to them. A common pr0con*oa. The lack at this ; quest ion i « . . “ What can you energy In any part of D n ' Chiropractor* do body would reault ia loss at . for a broken leg function or dUaoae. ■ or an o p e n Locating and releaatag any wound 7” The an- Interferonc* with th * flow a t Hwer would b* force* o f nature ia th * Chiro* nothing insofar practie objective, ao that . an giving on ad- healing and recovery w i l . J u a t m o n t. W e come from WithiB th * body,* would aend them q * * « f ■*'#*tfy |»*,,■. «. 4 , ,t '■^VsilUSIF'e i « y * •' h \ , ' j la•> '4 CRO SSW O RD SI. King of Israel (M I * . Composed M. Negative SI. Newt Bk Variety wtiiosr IS. * F" fcfl^UUitl1r h . r_ *r HRoIR^ 1%*RHfl^ll n r^rrh w m v & m w r Pr r u w w * m m u M d d d C D M ^ d d H M M m m m m y .t A m m m A ny Up# meaaur* w ill tall you this: Pontiac’s stance (not the body) Is wldar than apy other oar. But driving a new Pontiac w ill tall you more. T h a t’* when you foal the extra measure o f balance, control arid sure-footed roadability o f W ide-Track Wheels. Th e difference is so dramatic it’s hard to imaginef yet it's eaay to discover. Just ask for a W ide-Track D rive. M il l l ~t- a aerie* a t arikhe ; to a surgeon to net th* break nubllahod h the wubHi or Mitch and tire** u explaiawrlttea a S M bo clean, nature doeathe thewound. heal- Chiropractic, hi U b I b I f the nre would kept V. thebaapractie* * f rafcotlfle ing. Than(Ireaainga the queation K tp rii who** * fl arise, "W hat ia nature?" The |*catMl at M l ■» F W * h Chiropractic contention ia a*d hi* t*|*ph*«* BBMh that nature to th * fore* or KAirfaz 2-744S. Regal* CRO SSW O RD other needs of oar time*. According to tbo NatiosMt In­ ventor* Council, the armed fartee alone are In the market for a m * than 300 near products, a sm of which would be almoet no m M aa a cat-proof bed. The Army, for Instance, la in­ terested In acquiring a Wag-Lut­ ing trouser patch, a better gravy base for irradiated meat and something that would make 41 instant bread mis, last* and small like yeast-leavened Wave*, I saw nothing la the Gaactte that might fill these require­ ments, hut that doesn't mean ear inventors aren't ia there thtaking. The Garotte waa fairly (tearing will) bright ideas for providing aa with a better tomorrow. A'N ew Jersey florist haa been granted a patent for. a “ shaggy'* chrysanthemum plant which cer­ tainly would be right at heme la my garden. I hat* been growing shaggy flowers for years wtthoat realising there might he earn* money *n it. Two California woman have come up with e headband nfcWb it supposed to keep water oat el bathing caps. I never thought B would be possible to keep water out or bathing caps without heap* in* bathing caps out of water. I wouldn't he surprised it com*one eventually lavonta n wap t* teach cata birth control. �O I hate f MVSeL* V VvmCN ) ( t h in b S like (THAT 7 meat*, faraUhed and unfurniabed for your JnapacUoo. ELM—t bedroom duplex, furaiibNEWLY decorated 3 room fum•d, 943 per month. iibed apartment $40 per mootb close in. I l l E. Mb. 3C Call ELX— also a 1 bedroom, furnish* PA 3-4245 or PA 2-3714. td, ground floor, $81 per month. 13 STREET—l bedroom, furnlshedPOX food eata when beaded for We need email acreage listing*, the beaeh—STOP ,at The Wheel, from two to forty acres. These la Osteen — Meals, Barbeque, are excellent sellers when pro­ Bargers, fee Cream, Shakes. nisbed, $33 per month. perly presented and advertised. Cold Drinks, Sandwiches and Call us and we will aend an Steaks. LAKE MARY—3 bedroom duplex, associate out to view the pro­ kitchen equipped, $73 per month. perty, we do not list over the telephone. Conte-t acreage de­ Contact property manager at— partment 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Stenstrom Realty Kitchen equipped. PA 3-3$Sl. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone PA 3-3430 111 N. Park Ave. Phone PA 3-3420 3-ROOM furnithed apartment krith "Open Evenings til 1:30 PM” "Open evenings til a:30 PM” bath and garage. 3320 N. Nar­ cissus, PA t-3144. ROOM apdrtment, hat refriger­ WANTED to buy or rent: one ator nod stove, rest not furn­ story er split level house with ished. 13th ft MelloaviUe. Pb. furnished apartment 9*3 per three or more bedroom*; at PA 3-3739. month. PA 1-3071. least 1900 square ft. living area. LARGE I screened 3-BEDROOM furnished homo to $57.10. 1793 Magnolia, Also large LAN D WANTED responsible people. $190 month. tinfurn. apt PA MM1. PA 3-SMf. LOTS ty ACREAG E FURNISHED apartment. Children Give legal description, price FURNISHED apartment, clean over S welcomed, dose to and term*. Write P. 0. Box end close in. Adults only. downtown Sanford. Will accom373, Sanford, Florida. Jimmy Cowan, PA 3-4413. FURNISHED Collage. PA 3-3300. * SSSWStf RENT A BED Roltaway, Hospital ft Baby Beds C, A. Whiddon, Sr. By Day, Week or Month WELAEA APARTMENTS: rooms BROKER CARROLL'S FURNITURE private baths, H I W. First S t W. B. Shlppy, Attoc. Ph. PA 3-3111 114 W, 1st BL » So. Park Ave. Ph. PA 3-MB1 3-ROOM furnished apart: FURNISHED 4 room apartment, ■Magnolia. Phone A. K LOVELY 3 bedroom, 3 bath home water furnished, $40 per month. ter, Florist, FA 3-1131. in Dreamwold, 3317 Osceola Dr. Call FA 3-3031. By Appointment. iu boon looking for a good UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex two bedroom furnished house 313 ROSALIA DR; 3 bedroom, kit­ apartment; lake privileges. $43 but unable to find what you chen equipped home. $300 down, $40 monthly. FA 3-4317. waotodf S E E STEM PE R S "Don't Throw Your Money 3 BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, Away” Ad in the FOR SALE bitches equipped. Pb. PA 3-444$. COLUMN. APARTMENTS lor root at Stone Island on Lako Monroe; 3 quiet SALE er RENT: Now duplex. By owner. Modem. Kitchen equip, cool, furnished apartme&U. Sum­ ptd. 3313 Palmetto A v 0, mer rates. Call PA 3-4300. FA 3-4300 otter 5:00 p. m. FOR?CAME7TOV1WVBt U WWAdoWIH JSW IT, faro 7MBSMCm/KCmD HKM WUSIMHfy / HtfCAGS.r- L A K E F R O N T HOME I and 3 loo ft 3 BR. ROSA Ph. PA a sm m Ku OANMUON OANMUOM OMBNCTHATj (W O N ITW o a o w IN THIS LOT/ f --- 1 ---- , _3 bedroom, --------- 1, a bath, CB 3-BEDROOM homo with Florida Lovely room, m hatha, In DsBary. home, situated on Lake Minnie. BR. furnished apartments PA 3-7313. Features Include built in range, $03 mo. heating unit, water beater, furnished bouse $73 mo. SMALL furnished apartment, 100 blinds, and many extras. Only PAYTON. REALTOR Perk Ave. PA 2-0731. 1 year old. Total price—$30,000. 3-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha Terms available! 3-LARGE room . apartment with UNFURNISHED S bedroom duplex carports 1 block off Sanford apartment, kitchen equipped, SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, Ave.; pass the air base root*, private entrance. Apply aoa W. ltt baths, large -modem kitturn to right] Mb. bouso from 37th, after 1:00 p.m. chon. Backyard fenced. View of Sanford Ave. on left alio. Eolako. $M0 and Uko up monthly 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment, nivmcrt* r e *.X**v_ eloee In. PA 2-4434 or PA 2-4325. ONB bedroom furnished apart­ 3-BEDROOM, 2 tiled bath, house. ment, ground floor. Contact 3313 Sprinkler system. On two lots. Palmetto. 1404 Holly Avo. Ph. FA 3-4334. Four bedroom, 3 both bom*. QuIm community. LX, 13’ x 30'; DR.; kitchen, built In itove, dispoisl.* Utility room wired for waibar* end dryer. Corner lot 100* x 120* wllb 13 ortnie tree*. Low down payment. No qualifying, Pbooe PA M ilt . KOSA L. PAYTON And Associates legiiterod Real Estate broker Pb. PA 3-1301 17 *3 at Hiawatha ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Reall*. Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc. PA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. DON’T TH RO W YO U R M O NEY A W A Y Paying these skyhlgh rents when you can own this fine, two bed* a room and den, completely fur- W nlshed home, located In quiet neighborhood for only $73 PER MONTH after making n LOW down payment. READY TO MOVE INI CALL US TODAY! W. H, "B llP Stemper Agency Realtor A Insurer Phono P A 3-4M1 l i t N. Park Phono PA 34131 2001 Park Dr. m BDRM., 1 bath homo, klteben equipped, Fla. Rm. fenced yard FA 3-13U after $ P. M. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES Turn Wont Os 20th St. Follow Country Club M . f t Watch For Our Blgaa. . . . OPEN D A IL Y 9:00 A . M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T U Dark FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor LUUan Trams R. H. Ivors, D. H. Whitman Associates, •-ROOM house, unfurnished, mod- 344$ S. Peril Avo. Ph. PA 34331 ora, oo lako located In Geneva, After boura, PA 2-3411, FA 3-4121 PI*. $43 per mootb. PA S-35U, Oviedo. 3-ROOM unfurnished bouse, water beater, stove, refrigerator, Nice location. Adults euly. PA t-WB. 9-BEDROOM heme on Bel Aire Bird., klteben equipped. $71 month. Available June le t PA MOST. UNE llthi 3 bedroom unfurnish­ ed bouse, 113 W. 4th. Street, Telephone PA 2-3411 d a y s . PA 1-4417 evenings. •_________ NICELY furnished | room apart­ ment private entrance. 507 Park Ave. • ROOM furnished efficiency apartment, 701 Pork Avenue. ion W. FIRST: Light hmiwkeepUk rooms, nil furalshad, private FOR SALK f-Bodreom frame bouso at S it Holly Avenuet hardwood ook fleam throughout. AppMlaed by Mepoudnt appraiser at 44.WMF- This bouso must bo sold this summer. Price will bo to­ ilucod $MA4 per weak until sold. Currant price $1,960. Cowtact Mrs. M, L. Reborn, fir. at PA M 4 I I or M. L. Reborn, Jr. ot PA 3-417P or P A 3-33*1. MOVES UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom mod era C l aa lako; Osteen. $43. 1-BOOM offlcteacy i private bath. Suitable BUT IrACTUAL^ IS, WM4MTHECAS IN/ XONLYWANT1If TO * —------- . . . YOU IN �***** ---------- .----------- — i Something New, Something O ld - W ANT AD S A re A s Coed As Gold (Mr ■ Sanford Propertiei— Acrcat* 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. Florence Herrin, Realtor Atiume VA loan. 4330 down, Atlaiutlc Bank Bldf. FA 2-32*4 973.13 per month. Sunland Es­ tate*. FA 2-2437. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. H ALL $550 D O W N »M f«r ) frre lb Kri. May 20, 1090— Page 13 20-A T railer! ROYAL Spartanalt*, all alumloum, TV, 193* RCA 11” ; 11 OA, Brown­ 1900, Z.Z., Sewa on button*, make* 1M1. U '. wall to wall carp*lin|, ing automatic; HO Gaga train butonbolaa automatically, em­ excellent condition. FA 20024. layout, I anglnai, 20 can; port­ broidery!. appliques. Paymanta able aawlag machine: eompoalt •a. 10. Writa Credit Manager. bow; M arrow*, fletcheri, qulBox 10, c/o Sanford Herald. var; • band radio; 20” gtrla bike; M” boya EnglUh blkt; OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR BALI SALE or TRADE for something 1 Cent per lb. / surf rod and m l ; FA 1-7333. of equal value, or will RENT: TUX SANFORD HERALD 1 bedroom Spartan h o u s e 11 INCH TV, RCA mahogany con­ OFFICE trailer. FA 14449. sole, excellent condition. Call M4 W. l i t St. FA 3M11 FA 2-19M. A V O N C A L L IN G Pleasant dignified part time work near your home aa an A V O N Representative. We train you. Mrs, Jeaa Milaalch, Box 149, Lockhart, Fla. 2344 French Ave. Beautiful 3 Bedrsum 2 Bath Homo Realtor with Hardwood floors. O. E. “ Call HiU” Phone FA 2-3441 equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ COMPANION for elderly person; tically controlled Heat. Well, room, board and salary. Stone C. B. HOME: 3 bedrooms. 3 Landscapped Lot on Dead Ead Island, Enterprise. P h e n e baths. Terms available. Low Stm t where Children play In ' FA 1-4290 or FA 14N9. down payment. 713 Biarcliff. safety. We will be proud to shew Ph. FA 3 5429. you this today. • LARGE utility trailer 933, paint, cots, tents. ARMY-NAVY SUR­ PLUS, 110 Sanford Ave. MOVE R IG H T IN FHA Financing—No dosing Cost GROVE FOREMAN, age 13 to 41. Year round employment with Shoppers Special 99.330 — for an appointment call — well established company la Helen E. Noonan at Three bedrooms, nice screened Clermont area. Paid vacation. W. H. Bill Stamper Agency porch and fenced yard. Excellent advancement oppor­ FA 2-9331 FA 1-4991 tunity for ambitious and cons­ Shoppers Speelal 93,903 cientious man. Nice house furn­ Two bedroom frame in town. ished. Salary commensurate STENSTROM REALTY . 9139 down. with, ability and 'xperieace. Re­ OfTera these aelaet home* fer ferences required. Must pass your Inspection ead will bo SPECIAL SERVICE physical examination. All replies plsssed to shew them at your BRANCH OFFICE confidential. Bex H. A., c/o coovealtnco. H. “ Bill” Stamper Agency W. Sanford Herald. Realtor k Insurer BEL A IR A I SR, CB heme 3901 Park. Drive located on n beautiful landscap­ 8EMI-RKT1RID MEN. ever 40, FA 2-8881 desiring to supplement their ined earner let in a fine neighbor­ come, selling VBpeciiligad Light­ hood. locludes well and pump NEW 2 bedroom CB house, furn­ ing Products; call or write for lewn sprinkler system, ished, on 3 lots. Call FA 24130. E. G.-Yeary, 1023 N. Washing­ •love and new refrigerator plus Will aceopt trailer. ton Ave.. Tltuivtlle, FU., Fh. other extras. Priced below mar­ AM 74309. ket valuo because ef military t r a n s f e r . 919,719. Attractive terms. 414% mortgage. M EN U FOR TO D AY S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 119 N. Park Avs. Pb. FA 24123 9-R. R. home, furn. or uefurn. Buy equity. Will rent 9110 a month. Wyanewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-3M0. Stenitrom Realty We have Just received another S acre listing in Lake Msry. The lest ooa was purchased two days after the ad appeared. Don’t let this one get away, e splendid buy at 91900. Contact— .Stenstrom Realty 311 N. Perk Ave. Phone PA 3 2410 ' “ Open Evenings til 9:19 PM” MOVING TO SANFORD Will trade er sell my 3 bed­ room, S bath homo in Orlando far property in Sanford. Contact............ FLA. CROSSROADS REALTY 434 N. Orange Bloesem Trail Orlande . GA 34141 NEW BOMBS BY Odham & Tudor WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First 8t. FA 2-3422 TltOS. K. THOMPSON Genera] Contractor Homo Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding Phone FA 94432 ALL MAKES k MODELS Cut Flowers For An: Occasion SANFORD FLOWS! SHOP FA 21120 or FA 2-0270 INSTALLED WiBdohlelrt Door Glut Back GU»* Vent Glut S E R V IC E BELL S SHELL 8ERVICB 13th k French Ave. 3000 Free TV Stempe with eech scooter purchase 10 Mlautea Smith Of QUIET ON A LOTS • Lake Privilege* Downtown Sanford BEAUTIFUL LAKE True S u b u r b a n L i v i n g LARGE LOTS — PRICED $1,500 (• $1,000 Term* — 29% Down - I Year* On Beleac* SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY V A N C E E. D O U G LA SS E £ 5 ““ ASSOCIATES) Alvin Odham. C. a Todd, Joe Dengleeo, Jim MtCey HWY. 17-99 k ONORA BD. ' PH. PA S434I 1- ■ s -v- a m k U b .h i .t e Ban Ik Pineereet Y O U R *53 O R ’54 C H E V Y H. 1. POPE IX). pa Lsktviow Ramblor 1930 CADILLAC “ 43” 4-door, automalic transmission, radio k heater. WQl take Wide In. Cell Jesse* Quirk at FA 94914. RANDALL FLECTR1C 00. MegaeUa FA 14911 n o s . Perk - • COMPAQ CARS! use Wiring — iS’ectrio Service Sid Vihlea Sunland Estates Jest PA 1-4433 AIR CONDITIONING Senknrik Glass and Pnlnt Co. CONTRACT led REPAIR WORE 114 W. lad It. NASH Metropolitan that looks end FA 94933 1007 Sanford Avo. FA 14143 runs like new. Motor re-built in 1134. 30 to 40 m’loo nor gallon of gas. Call FA S d itT AIR CONDITIONING Lokefrnot Senknrik Gian and Pnlnt Co. PEEK R9T1MATE9 cheerfully givea. Mattress rseevatlag, up­ CLEAN 1933 nine paseeeger Pon holstery aid slip cavers. Cus­ Use we ion, power brakes, ra­ tom built bedding made to or­ dio, baiter. |093 Pb. PA 2-11H0. der. Call er come la. Nix BedContracting k Repairs dixg Manufacturing Co.„ 1291 CAR FOR SALE. 1931 Rulck Super Fra* Estimates 4 dr. sedan with automatic So. Sanford Ave. PA 3-2117. R. L. HARVEY transmluioa, radio god healer. 904 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 24393 CaQ FA 3-7799 after 1:90 P. M, AUTO GLASS Financing can be im aged. 1741, 8 mtlee Bn. ef Baaterd LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOTERS FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed heed. Beg-proof bottom roil with plostle ends. Plastic .o r reyon tepee. Cetten er BylM cords. 113-114 W. tnd SL On Oaara Reed. Sa. ef Sanford REDI-MIX-CONCRETE IT” Window Bills 91.13 94” Window Lintels g l.ll MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Pb. FA 3-3731 EXCLUSIVE USED FURNITURE: 2 Twin site Innersprlag mattresses A-l con­ dition. each 913.00; 2 twin slse rebuilt Hollywood beds, each 929.30; 4 twin ilia Inaersprinf mattresses, eaeh 110.00; 2 99” Innersprlag mattresses, each •12.90; 1 full site orthopedic mattress, like new, 919.90; 1 full sire box spring, like new, 913.00; 1 set maple bunk beds with Innterspring mattresses 939.30; 1 44” Hollywood bed; 1 repossessed Day k Nlgbtar so,'a 9M.90; 1 maple vanity dresser 119.10; I T ’ Rollaway beds with laaoripring mattresses Gateway To Tho Waterway •19.73; 1 3-piece eecUaaal 929.30; Your EVINRUDE Dealer 1 plaitle eccisieael chair 910.99; Robson Sporting Goods 1 full ilia rebuilt Beauty Rest 4 4 E. 1st. Ph FA 2-1991 mattress $24.30; l twin site eoll spring, h e a v y duty 910.99. 99 H. P. JOHNSON Javslh molar, ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY, electrie starter, excellent condi­ 2nd * Magnolia. Ph. FA 24221. tion. FA 2-4409. ACCOUNTANT desires position RENTALS |3 WEEK with future in Florida. Present­ 291 W. First St. fB4 hr. ser.) ly employed by C.P.A. firm Mereury Outboard Motere with 4 years coitiauoui exper­ WOODRUFF MARINE ience. B. B. A. degree. Major LANDSCAPE OARDNER . 3401 French Ave. PA 8-1! FRANCIS PEZOLD In accounting. Married. Ago 29. Replies confidential. Bex C, e/e We pot In lewne — Redding, Sprig­ ’It Pays Herald. ging To Uae Peat — Renovation PEER ESTIMATES Tho. HERALD 19 yrs. Experience Ph. NO S-4799 Want Ado. k ’ H ittin g FA 2-3023, 203 West 1st St, Sanford. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Beby Beds. Day, Week, er Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1109 French Ave, Ph. FA 1-7933 Sewing Mach. Repairs Plumbing MAO; Tru-Sew 939.00. Phono New A Used Furniture k Appli­ FREESER, Deluxe 22 foot upright ances. A Good Place To 9 months eld. Take up payments BUY, SELL or TRADE 919.11 month. 9*o Clyde Walls at DoWttt Trailer Court. Jenkins Furniture 400 Sanford Avt. FA 1-7439 HIGHLAND P A R K - A delightful 3 BR home situated an n very Urge corner let with beautiful shade trees. Ideal location for cool summor living. Vary at­ PLASTER REPAIRS, free esU tractive terms for only 91000 WANTED, Men, Women. Raise mates. FA 2-9939. down. Convenient to schooU and halt for us at bom*. Full, spare shopping centers. Tout price time. Doesn’t take up space. 15. Special Service* 912,9M. We furnish everything. Sher­ wood, Dept. G-411, Monmouth, LOCH ARBOR— An attractive 3 Maine. BR, 2 bath, CB heme in beauti­ ful Loch Arbor, attractively WANTED: Graders and peckers fer produce. Apply at old Die*priced at 914A54. Terms are feldor Packing House on South available! Price Includes stove, Sanford Avenue. Ask for W. O. refrigerator, Venetian blinds and ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state, Strickland. other features. meats, Invoices, hind bills, end p r e g r a m s , etc. Progreulvt STOP IN TO SEE US OR CALL: Printing Ce. Phone FA 3493130* West 13Ul St, 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 "Open evenings U1 «:M PM" ONE ACRE— 17-93, 300* facial Lake Monroe; approximately . aoo* West ef Sanford City line. • BIO VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SALE SALE SALE SINGER-LB., 911.00: Ambassador ★ NO. I F A M IL Y C A R ! ★ NO. 1 E C O N O M Y C A R I ★ NO. 1 Q U A L IT Y C A R ! ★ NO. 1 RE-SALE V A L U E ! . Get yenr Rambler American tndor neden sgslppil with radlalag neat*, undercoat lag sad turning •IgMls, at BUI Hemphill Motors today . . . They’r# going fer eoly • . . . • I V■1 94m Closing Cost As Low As INCLUDES 1 Year P w i - I • • H A N D L IN G ! SottofaotloR No Wilting! Wo hnvo line of Amorist's Fsrorits Compact Cat on displny Now! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . I & DART Odham & Tudor ■wy. 1741 Ik * F T* .■• . * �. . m *® *. H Ii H I llr,“», J M wF J ■ ■ ■ ■afl H h i Park Ridge offer* the finest homes and facilities for lake front living in th e area. When you buy a home in Park Ridge, you are assured o f buying one tnat was built by craftsmen using the finest o f materials and equipment. In Park Ridge you w ill find a home built and designed for the needs o f avexy type o f family. From the two bedroom, one bath home to the spacious four bedroom, two hath • • a a. A a m A aa a 1 m mm a* «->^ m 0 « a - a *0 a W A lt homes. are guaranteed, unconditionally, - j for one year and all are on minimum pk o f a quarter acre. In addition to the beautiful homes, set high and $ r y o ff curbed ai paved streets, you w ill find a planned community playground and bathing beac n a n a lio are boat launching and docking facilities. V W a invha your critical inspection o f all these homes, which wa feel arc the fineet the area. BEDROOM HOMES M IN IM U M F.H.A. DOW N ■ / ••• . ' ' » 1 I �I i-1 V ' V s Death Ray W AS H IN G TO N (U P I) — Scientists in both the United State* and Russia are working on a neutron “ death ra y" bomb that eould destroy an enemy troop aoneeatratioa without contaminating friendly forces, ft waa reported today. The magaaine U. S. News A World Report said in a copy righted article that the U. S. neutron bomb project waa so hush-hush that even the code name haa been labeled "top secret." WEATHER: F air through Tuesday. High today, 88-96. Low tonight, 85-72. VO L. X L U W in U nited EatabUakad 1909 MONDAY, M AY 28, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Torrential Rains Follow Chile Earthquake ONE PASSENGER died after this car went over a bridge rail and crashed into a tree near Oviedo. Howard Woodbury o f Cocoa died la an Orlando hospital pf a skuH fracture and other injuries. Driver o f the ear, Charles A. Conley o f Cocoa waa injured and another passenger, Randolph Terrell Jr. Hiighwajr Patrolman Bill Stringfield reported. (Herald Photo) Crash Victim's Body Found Navy starch plants recovered O h t third victim ef the Sanfokd beeed Navy Jet that ersihed te­ es the Banana River Wednesday and tapk the Uvea ef Us three nun crew. NAS official* Mid the body of Aviation Mechanic Qian Limbart waa Sound over the weekend. Tbd bodies ef Um other twe victims, LL Hsrry Lackey II and Louis M. Beverly ware found shortly after (be search started, funeral services for Lt. Bev- M • I m , tA vv*; planes ef eaa nation ever lar* rilorv moilwr. , Such ■ resolution,.if It avoided direct condemnation ef the United Slates for the *J-f spy plan* downed In Russia, might stand's chance of gainiog the accessary seven votes af thd It • member conacil without a vat* by any ef Mm five preraanaot members. la Moscow, the fevtot press and raaoluUoa that would oiproos die- radio heaped abuse ea President approval of lntoHlganco flights by Eisenhower today but pledged te keep Germany out of tb* crisis stags psndtag another summit UNIT BO NATIONS, N. Y „ (U FI) —Ceylon was reported working behind We oceans today te provast a major Security Council blowup between the United States and. the Soviet Union evor U S. ■py piano flights. A Informed sources ante Sir Ociauda Corea af Ceylon, oa ea tet #f the Security Council far May, Art Show Crowded; Ruction Tonight . I More than 2fo persons crowded onto the Civic Center patio Sunday te look over approximately 1M paintings at the Sanford Art Assn, show. Tbs association's auction will be bald at 7 p. m. today with Jack Frost acting as auctioaser. The auction la bald te help de­ fray expenses for soma Seminole mpouniy youngster te attend the anw i l summer camp far art stud" J r i . Helen DaWit, president ef the association said today she vaa pleased with the shewing 8uaday, and Mid the crowd waa almost as large as that af the flrst show test November. Wage Dispute m CHICAGO (U PI) — The na* ^ le n s railroads and the Brotherbead ef Locomotive Engineers to­ day handed their wag* dispute to govern mint arbitrator* par a a), binding deciaiea. Tbs attack against Elsenhower pictured him aa a hypocrite, a general rather than a president and not a vary good general at that, a false friend of the Soviet Untea aad a man who is trying te continue the cold war. Mesawhile in Washington. Chairmat J. William Kulbrigbt (D-Ark.) af the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pi sawed today to in­ vestigate the American spy plana caaa that led te the summit con­ ference collapse. Pulbright said Congress should probe the U-3 incident because It would be "pood far the soul ef Ur country to get aa understanding af what happened." President Eisenhower will report to the nation on all radio aad TV networks Wednesday night ea the collapse of the summit conference aad the free world's future aims and goals, Um White House an­ nounced today. Ik e speech will originate from the president's While House- of­ fice. It will be rarried from T to T:M p. m. on the CBS aad ABC crly will be conducted at * a. m. Tuesday at lb* NAS chapel with Chaplain W. Leonard Dugger of­ ficiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. Grarakow Funeral Home ia in charge af arrange­ ments. Beverly, attached to VAH-3, is survived by his wife, Norma Jean; one daughter, Lisa Anna; one son, Loots; three brothers, Kenneth, Raymond and Benjamin aad a sister, Mrs. Catherine Jan* Smith. NAS official, reported today that a court of inquiry will open the trash probe later in the week. Assessor Issues Statement on Roll SANTIAGO, Chile (U P I1 - Torrrntial rains hit earthquakedevested Chile today. Hooding stricken areas and crippling res­ cue operations In towns where 30foot tidal wave* wrought havoc ia the wake'of the tremblors. Official reports listed at least 305 person, dead and more than 100 missing but communications wore broken and authorities feared the toll would rise. More then 1,000 persons were injured. At least 300 were in critical con­ dition. The Interior Ministry said the devastation stretched MM milee from Concepcion to Ancub over an area *of thousands of square miles containing 1,500,000 persons. Property damage was in the un­ told millions. The rains Inflicted new hard­ ships on persons who have been sleeping in the open In rear of new quakes, and hampered Unitrd Mates, Argentine and Peruvian effort* te assist the Chilean armed forces te rescue and relief opera­ tion*. Surging Udcs caused b) earth­ quakes and tidal wava« in Chile today ripped loose moorings end scattered some ao yachts In an­ chorages of Long Beaeh • Los Angeles harbor. The Coast Guard said ■ strong current was going in with each surge that brought harbor waters up several feet before falling bach. The surging began at dawn. Small finger piers of main an­ chorages were pulled loose with some of the craft that drifted beck and forth in the channels. Coast Guard crews and boat owner* were gathering. up lines snd securing the drifting basts. There era several thousand small boats and yachts anchored te the harbor. No injuriei were reported al­ though aomo small pica sura craft foundered. * «*• Climbers Rescued TALKEETNA, Alaska (U PI) The last two of five injured moun­ tain climbora who were stranded last week on North America’s highest peak were safe and dry to­ day, waiting with shout M other Tea Assessor Mrs. Mary Woikar climbers lo be airlifted from a today issued a statement con­ mountain shelter. The five rescues cerning requests far adjustments cost two live*. on lha last tan roll. Following la Mrs. Walker's Finch Trial Back statement: LOB ANGELES (UPD-Wealthy "Since my return te office, Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his many taxpayers have requested paramour Carole Tregoff were the assessor1* office to make ad­ scheduled te return to court today justments on lag assessments oe for the start of their second trial Ibe IN# Ux roll. on charges of murderng Finch’s For the convenience of the lax- wife for love and money, but de­ yers, I wish to make Um follow- fense objections could cause a de­ I statement. The Attorney Gen­ lay. eral's opinion o* this question Is as follows: Ike Takes Rest Neither the lax assessor mak­ WASHINGTON tUPIl - Presi­ ing the assessment, nor his sue- dent Eisenhower motored beck te , may ehange a valuation Um White House from Gettysburg ef real or personal property for ay after a wtkeend of rest in Ux purposes lifter Um final ad­ wake of Um collapse of the journment of Um equsilxstioo meet­ summit conference. Cloudy, damp ing, and especially after the de­ weather in the Gettysburg area livery of the tax roll te Um lex threatened any prospect of golf collector.” today. B K Thefts A t Track Charged To Two Two Orlendoeni, David Loren, IT, aad Belly Wallace, 31, were charged with grand larceny follow­ ing n theft at the Seminole Race­ way, the sheriffs department aald. They admitted Healing IS sad­ dles nod 17 bridles following their arrosLJaturday by Deputy W. R. The NBC network will carry a Sepbarger, Um sheriffs office said. delayed telecast «g mm report at They are being held on bonds of I1.S00 each. 9 p. a . Offers Help HOLLYWOOD (U PI)-M rs. Flor­ ence Aadland said today she wants te become • spiritual counselor dedicated te helping young girls In trouble. “ I believe,” she said. "Uiat so many young girls called Juvenile delinquents need under­ standing and love—not punish­ ment." Mrs. Asdltnd'a daughter, Beverly Aadland, is scheduled te be released from juvenile hall to­ day where eh* bis been held since April f Igr lack ef parental super vision. NO. 699 Issue Debated Contests In State, Name colling and the racial issue erupted at the first* of two flail political raUies in the coun­ ty Friday night, but at the final rally Saturday, the candidates In­ volved quieted down and spent their three minutes ia ■ last ditch attempt to get vote* before the second primary Tuesday, At the flrst rally at Kerr Park, a small crowd heard District 3 County Commission candidates hurl charges at each other and continued bitter words after they left the speaking stand. James Avery, first to speak, said that his opponent had "re ­ sorted to half truths and lies in an attempt to assassinate my character." "He has brought lha race issue Into the election. I am for total segregation and do not have a Negro rampalgn manager. I would like to ae* my opponent make a public stand on this Issue," Avery said. District 3 Incumbent commis­ sioner Lawrence Swotford said, " It waa not mo who mot to a Negro lodge and said I will lead your people to their rightful place In society. It was not me who la destroying relations with Ne­ groes here by meeting with,Ne­ groes and making promises. It was net me that told Negroes that ‘you will never get In our schools union you gel rid of Miltrod and Ibe pupil placement law*.'" After Swofford and Avery left the speaker’s stand, Avery kept up a verbal barrage at Swotford shouting, “ You are a liar Mr. Swofford. You ora ■ liar." However, at Up final rally Satu|dsy night at Memorial Stadium, Avary kept to hi* platform and aegregaUon waa not mewl lowed. He skid be wehte wart, toward • batter toed and atlnlangbM program and had "ao string* at­ tached" in him. "No Klngfish summon* ma la hi* office (Or instructions," Avary aald. Swotford said ht had the beck­ ing of hit district In that ho took District 3 in tho first primary by ■ large percentage'of votes. He Hood on hie record for " • well ordered development te the can­ ty." • . Other candidates in the run-off Homer LitUe aad John Flupatrich-, running for the District 3 onnmissioner. spoke on Ihelr re­ cords, with LitUe saying lhat if elected be would help ask the county legislative delegation to Introduce a bill to ralae home­ stead rxrmptioi\ from 15,000 to $7,500 for people over U living on pensions and smaU income*. Fitxpatrlck cited hie business ex­ perience and called for ■ "more businesslike approach to county affairs. In the District 3 County Com­ mission rare J, D. Cordell and Ted Williams both u id they op­ pose o county manager typo ef government. Other races in lha oorond pri­ mary will be for District • Jus­ tice of the Peace whan Elmor Ashley and Komar Bewail will face each other and In the race for constable of District 4. R. E. Carroll aod O. O. Owens era the opponent*. Tho polling places wUI open et 7 a. m. and close at 7 p. ns. Fare B o o b U Blocked WASHINGTON (U P I) — Tho Civil Aeronautics Board blocked temporarily today fa n boosts pro­ posed by four major alrilns* and announced it would deal with higher passenger fares an an in­ dustry-wide basis. Be Independent The voters have been subjected lately to several dart throwinir contests Instead o f political campaign*. Some aspirants seek to ease into offica by being against most anything in the way o f a program and through being against. soma political personality on the county acenr. Thia makes their efforts dlatsateful and hardly in the public interest. The Herald has aald before, and repeats, that it ia not interested in political personalities but haa been plugging for the.progreaa o f the county and the good of the many citixena who juat want their buainesa handled right no matter who handles it. We are urging again that voters think independent­ ly and consider carefully what the candidates are offer­ ing In the way o f n realistic program and, moat of all, their qualifications, if any, fo r publie service. It's time for voters to real lie that leadership can­ not come from opportunists who hnvw none to offer. It’a time for the voters te atop voting against peo­ ple who have provided leadership when It waa needed anti now become the targets o f one and all who take the line o f least resistance and stoop to vilifyin g them. Every voter should search his mind fo r recollection o f how much some o f these personalities have done for the public good while the "againa" and ail their Uk sat Idly by reaping the benefits. Every voter haa the responsibility o f letting the public good, not any private or factional axe grinder in­ fluence the way he votes. I f this ia the basis o f the voting, Seminole County will continue the progress it has atartad in spite of those who had only criticism and nothing else to offer. Adams Claims Support , v iy ;. i By I'aMod1Froo* leteruattoaal Jess Yarborough predicted vic­ tory te the runoff primary lor secrotary ef otito in f Tom Adam* claimed Um supptrt ef roUrlag Secretary ef Stale R, A, Gray Sunday, One of them wilt get Um Demo­ cratic nomination te the Cabinet post Tuesday. Yarborough asid, "1 have beep successful in coming the mes­ sage lo the people thit I am fully qualified te bs their eeere- Here's A Switch- Gas Prevents Fire Fortunately for • fso etstioa la Casselberry, the storage tasks filled Um day before prevented whet may have been a tragic ex­ plosion. An automobile seme "barrelling in" lo Ernie Thompson's Colonial service itatioa end felted te step until it had rammed on* of the gee pumps, knocking off Re hinges. "A sudden spark from Mm damaged electrical wiring caused flames to shoot out from the link." Pete Perry, attendant at Um Um* of Um mishap, related. "1 ran and rut the system off, but Um flames continued until Um flru department came end snuffed them out. leaving a charred pume and a crispy hose," Perry added. He esplsined Um reason the tanks didn't explode was teal they had been filled te cepacUy, which prevented aa air-pocket from forming. "A near empty lank would have raallv rained u axnlaaiaa." he Misfit* - lary of state end serve Um best interests of rioridt." "Gray has Umc snd agate oxpressed complete confidence te . . Tom Adams snd has repeatedly expressed confidence that the people of Florida will choose him as their secretary of state." Yerborough was attacked from a new quarteV Saturday. N. D. Wslawright, who was defeated for the effloe te Use flrst primary, cslted Yarborough a "modern-day Benedict Arnold." Wslawright said Yarborough was on Um Dado County School Board which authorised Integratlou of Mlaml'a Orchard Villa Elementary School. Ho said Yar­ borough "already once has told Florida's principle* far poUUcal expedience through supporting lategrottos te our stela's school system." Beth W. R. Hancock end Doyle Conner predicted they would wia handily In Dm runoff primary far commissioner of agriculture. Haaoeek said, " I f lh* people vote oe Um basis of which candi­ date has the record of perform­ ance, and is beet suited te serve on Um state Cabinet . . , there la an question In my mind that I will be elected . . , and my opponent retired from poliUca." Hancock said Comer "takes his order from bia political coach and fellow townsman, Charley Johns." Conner, who led the first pri­ mary. predicted he would win Tuesday's voting by more than 100,000 votes. He laid many of Hancock'* supporter* bad come ever t* hi* camp. "It is unfortunate lhat my oppo­ s e d saw fit to base his campaign oe personal emcars and fabricst i f f nthteP Ihsa nn hit niimtifi. MIAMI (U P I)—Doyle *- CerV ton Jr. said today the architect el Farris Bryant's gubernatorial campaign ia former governor Mil­ lard Caldwell, "a raactionsry de­ dicated to fight against any form of prograae for Florida." Bryant charged Carlton with "hypocrisy" on the racial ques­ tion. Aa the two randldatea swapped charges, Gov. LeRoy Collin* an­ nounced ha-would go on television tonlgtit to make a speech on be­ half of Carlton. Bryant said he was "amastd" nt Collins' "else* violation of the spirit ef the Con­ stitution." Carlton said Caldwell had b m quoted a* saying Florida mush avoid attracting any atom indus­ try. "This close* the ring of antL labor and anti-industry- supported In the opposition camp," Carlton "Now wa know where they gag their reluctance te talk shoot • pnrifle plant for dlrocUng dustry of Florida." Bryant, in Miami, said, " ponent’s comments fellow tern of hypocrisy characterised his m l , was far Interposition and a letter te prove It, but accusing me. He waa f closing and voted for * dose them, but he was me. He helped wUhltek .. . vote school hill, but he was accu­ sing ma for following the ceurah he outlined." Bryant pointed out there Is B Florida law allowing pnranta te move their chlldres from integra­ ted schools. He sold mm of the choices open te the psfonts would bo to placa hie child te a private school. Bryaat weald a> .T * whethoc ‘ subsidies .... te vet* schools. . " ! would be very careful abeng doing anything to affect adversely our publie school system," he said. The candidates meg fsre-to-fae* i n televised debate In Miami Sunday night. Bryant eald then that Car Itoil voted for a bill which would clean i t *•> Khoolt If National Guard troopn were used to fore* integration. Carlton denlrd the measure menHoned the National Guard. He •aid it specified only IntarvoaUaB by federal troops, Bryant read from what be said -t e • *®py of Um bill end ta il Um words “ NaUenal Guard" ap. peered fa the test. Both Carlton and Bryant spent today in Miami in n list minute . appeal fok the 011/ * heavy vote.) They were to debate again over WPST-TV from 10 to I t p. m, BFynat and Carlton affirmed their support of the Pupil Assign­ ment Law during th* debate. Noth said they would ki-cp schools segregated If possible. Carlton suggested there I* g need for local authorities te h* armed with more power to haivJl* their racial problems. "I will see'< to give It (•> thru) If I am governor." ho said. Bryant said "The i’upll As­ signment L**v l« th* best defense thnt we hud. If Integration falls, WO Will dr.visu new way to achieve our alms." Lryant said he thinks rrappur^ llonmrnt ran b* effected through the present Constitution. Carlton mainiainsd the growii g areas of tire state tan get no hslp In too legidaturo through this method. He advocated -changing the Con, Starts Wedn « l Khool S»oesdsy. term b*gln registering aft: School between Ute * LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL’S BAND waa gao n i the muoJm l group* m i marmkan hi Hw Armed Force* Day par•de Saturday la Sanford. Chairman Joel Field estimated that 7.000 NAVAL AIK STATION personnel u d oquipmnat * i n part oi Um b lf MM Robert B y * boat to crowd* viewing " Power for domonatratloM. • I j ■WHMRJMTftr’r i r " ' 4 . i" displays and (Horald Phntoa) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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X L IX tM tS T W in * im b THURSDAY, MAY 19, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 697 News Briefs W Arms Hally Tonight NEW YORK (UPI) — Thousand* of persons arc expected to attend a rally sponsored by "The Cbmmittecs for a San Nuclear Policy" at Madison Square Garden tonlghl. The rally will mark (ha first large-scale disarmament gathering la tho United Stales. Ships Collide IJMUIDEN, Holland (UPI) Two ships collided in the North Sea today forcing 44 persons, in­ cluding two women, In take to life boats in thick fog. All were rescued. A total of three Ufa boats were launched, two from (he badly damaged Swedish freighter Mongabara and one from Ihe British tanker Workman, * Castro Aide Missing HAVANA (UPD—Capt. Herman Marks, of Milwaukee, who com­ manded firing squads for Premier Fidel Caslro, has been missing since Saturday on a "fishing trip" with four other Americans, It was reported today. Unconfirmed reporta aaid the five, who left the lit* of Pines off Cuba's south coast in a sporla fishing boat, were fleeing to Mexico. noire For M issing N A S Patience Urged MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Soutbern Baptists ealled today for "Christian patience" In negotiat­ ing for International peace. The 11,0N delegates allending t h e Southern Baptist Convention here adopted a Resolution offered by for­ mer A r k a n s a s Congressman Brooks Hays deploring the crisis brought about by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s actions at Ibt Beverly la survived by his'wife, summit confereoca to Paris. Norms Jean; two children and a sister, Catherine Jane Smith of Students March HALEIGH, N. C. (UPI) - Police Appalachian, N. Y. Beverly was used tear gas Wednesday night to born in Schenectady, N, Y. Limbert is survived by his wife dispart* a crowd of about 500 Joan Marie, and his father and North Carolina State College stu­ mother, Harry and Laura Blanch* dent* who marched through down­ town Baleigh chanting- "we like Limbert of Red Wing, Minn. NAS officials reported that the lkc" aad "to bell with Russia." plane was approaching a landing The student* marched from the atrip at Patrick when it suddenly campus to Capitol Square end pulled up, burst Into flanirs and then down Raleigh’s main strqcl. dived into the river Just west of They were scattered when regular the base. Jt sank almost liamc police detachments were rsInferr­ ed by a balf-goseo squad cart and djatelyt B paddy wagon. it h By United Press tntcraallraal Hundreds of thousands cf Por­ tuguese gave President Elsen­ hower a hero’s welcome at Lisbon today white Nikita Khrushchev flew Into Communist East Beriia still shaking hla fist and leaving the world guessing whether he will explode a new crisis over Berlin. As the chief* of slate pulled out of Paris, the United Nations Security Council was alerted to meef-Mondiy to consider Russia's complaint against U. S. spy plana flights. The 15-nsllofl NATO alliance un­ animously condemned Khrushchev tor torpedoing the summit con­ ference and pledged complete solidarity to th* critical days ahead. With the failure to Hie summit conference still heavily on hla mind, Elsenhower admonished tha free world to rally stronger than ever against Soviet Russia's tac­ tics, , President America Thomas wel­ comed Elsenhower as a "tiretose knight arrant of peace" and Por­ tuguese who filled the air with cries of "Viva Eisenhower, Viva Elsenhower" made it elear they regarded him as the hero of tha summit encounter with Nikita Khrushchev. The president, described by White Home Press Secretary Red Jamro C. Hagerty as "completely disgusted and fed up with the tac­ tics af Khrushchev," said be thought that while them was no praaatog mason Joe dismay, tha fire nations had to tighten their bells and work harder to the face af Soviet abuse and accusations. EUanbowar said that white tha free world had no high hopes for the summit, the leaders of their nations had thought there might have been some chance of redu­ cing world tension. "You deserve lo know that Ihe representatives of the United States, the United Kingdom and Franca did our very best to bring ■bout that condition," he said, "We answered abuse with dig­ nity and logic. We answered ac­ cusations with facts. There Is no reason to be dismayed or dis­ heartened. We have had these conditions before to dealing with the Soviets. Rather than be dis­ mayed we mutt tighten our belts, keep our chins up and each of us work ■ little harder for tbs great caure of peace with Justice and Ashed whether the conference failure would change Kteenbowar'e plana to submit his "open program far cooperative aerial, tospeoika to tea United NaUoaa, jtogortr said “rot to the Khrnabcbev already bod three* ened to sign a separate peace treaty with Communist East Ger­ many—a move aimed at forcing Uto Allies out of Woot Berlin, iso­ lating tba city and splitting Gee* many forever. Ho Is expected to slate bte to* tenlions Friday la another af bte fiery- speeches before a. halg Elsenhower rally being prepared by the aatelllte nation. Today the Reds greeted him with denuncia­ tions of Elsenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adanauer. In tha remembrance of voters* correspondents, eucb openly antiAmerican vehemence was without precedence to Uw II year* Uwt this city bag be a divided be­ tween Soviet and Western rule. H was considered Uw evitable atmosphere to which KhnishchaV could spring a bog tall of ugly surprises for free West Berlin, which he has designated a “ can­ cer" to be eliminated atiUteraUy upon the failure of Eost-Woot anfoliations. — --f --—w---av• —v - |. ...jg Alulti wa--* ifi — DOTimm «v r daily bustnoeo na usual amid ten general feeling that whatever tte Soviet Premier bod planned fop them after Uw summit to Paris, Uwy ootid do nothtof ■bout B. Crewman; Crash Probe Set The Navy today ordered a full lnveaU|iltou into tba cause of Wednesday's crash o f a Sanfordbased Navy twin-jet plane in the Banana River that look the lives A af'lhs plane's three man crew. • Cdr. Gilbert Blake, NAB safety officer, was at the seen# of the crash at noon today and la aspectod to call a court of inquiry to determine the cause sometime neat week. Meanwhile, boat crews resumod a search of the river today for the body of one of tho victims. Two bodies were recovered with­ in hours after tho A3D plunged into the river during a practice series of laadlags at Patrick Air Korea Bast, The third victim was still missing whoa darkness halted a search Wednesday, night. The victims, all from Sanford, were Lt. Harry A. Lackey 11 of i l l Oakland Dr., the pilot; In­ structor pilot Lt. (Jg) Louis M. Beverly of IIS Briar Clift and Aviation Mechanic 2C Glen A. Limbert of 1T00W Magnolia Avc., whose body bad not been recover­ ed at noon. Lt. Lackey la survived by his wife Betty and two children. He was born in Carlisle, Pa., and gra­ duated from tua U. S. Naval Aca­ demy In IMS. Zoning Board II hew rsspfartionmant might best Gubernatorial candidate Dayla ha achieved. night K Cartoon asked Bryant encUy where ha Intended to lop off the Florida school integrated ha toO million. Bryant earned several agencies whan expenditures could carry out tho order. be cut bat cited ao definite figures Mis opponaat. Farris Bryant, to the cases. appearing with him an a televised "If ww are to continue to talk debate to Tempo, oald bo to said Carlton, uot every legal means availabto "m« generalities," aright as well proceed (to to clrcomvant gw aoust order. asst question)." Carlton said racial psaca would theBryant said no constitutional ba maintained "11 wo have stable amende)eat was needed to achieve leadership," reapperttonmenl. If be Is elected, Bryant said th an would ha na Bryant said,. "I think Urn Leftsracial treobte "H lbs hand an the latere wdl la the opening days helm la Arm and steady." They agreed ao new legislation at the aant session’' come up with a roapporiionroent agreement. was needed to deal with th Ceritoo, pushing Us plan to add sis m en senators end Id new The head-to-head station was members, contraded eetawithout hot words. About the only House ethafteaBl amendment was aseeaBryant’s campaign sary. to an earlier campaigning Wed­ prwmlaa to cut IM million within nesday at Tampa, Bryant said two years off state aglading, and Oeritoa had taken "a Tad David approach and declared war an P art Choppers." "I loathe that kind af ap­ proach," toe Ocala eaadldate said. “ We're loo big for that. "We’ve been foliowing th* course af fighting Uw- Pork Chop­ pers tor five years," said. Bryant, DELAND (UPI) - A lim e s "and they are stronger new teen Jury, accused of a “gross mis- ever baimw." ferriage at Justice" to their ver■temping through Tampa, Carl­ diri in a Negro rape trial, was ton said, "during my sight years discharged Wednesday bp Circuit to the state Senste I have fought Judge Hobart Winrfter far tea right of the majority af Wingfield acted after the com- Ptorida ciUsaaa to the populous meat by State Attorney W. W. Judge. Wingfield said he did not "I have do commitments to tbs discharge lh« Jury because ef email eminty Pork Choppers er their verdict, but because be grit say special interest." to wou|d be unfair af (bam to Carlton said ba would work If toy further cases after Judge's elected toward re taming state comment. consumer taxes to the mere popu­ Judga made the remark after lous areas which pay the moot of Clarence Boyd Howard, It, and Ibcm. Claence Heath, V, two Daytona He rolled his pita for (hat "an Batch Negroes, were tried tor the escalating formula far state aid alleged ran* af a Negro woman. to local schools." Tbs Jury round Uro toe guilty af "We cannot afford," Carlton ton lesser offense of assault with paid, "to dilute the quality of our intent to rape, and Wingfield Bea­ public school system by falling ten red them to to year prison to provide enough funds to keep terms. pace pith our growth." Criticized DeLand Jury Is Dismissed A © _ m The County Commission over­ rode a Zoning Beard decision Wednesday and agreed to keep Weathcrsflcld Acres commercial Instead ef residoetlsl. The board, meeting in special session to hear testimony and transcript a before adopting a com profaensive toning law for the county, agreed that Wtalbcrefield Acres was not suitable for a real dentist ares at thin Ume. The commission also took into account that at tbo final public hearing on the toning proposal Tuesday, 51 property owners urg *d the commission to keep the land commercial. There waa an opposition to ibeir request. The beard also took under legal advissmtnt a request by Col. J, O. Gregory to enforce stricter restrictions on lakefrent property la the Crystal Lake Haights area. After wading through a number of petitions aad requests for strict soaing, tee commission Wednesday authorised their at­ torney to draw up a resolution adopting the toning proposal. Formal adoption Is espectod at the May II County Commission meeting, Meanwhile, Chairman John Krider said after the brief meeting Wednesday, tea board will- aoatlnue study an the pro­ posal. At tea final bearing Tuesday, County Zoning Director Robert Brown, pointed out to approxi­ mately 100 property owders that modifications on tee law can always ba made "M there is s Just cause.” City Issues Dog Tog Reminder , Dog owner* In the city were re­ minded today by City Manager Warren Knowles that all dogs in the city must b* licensed. Knowles said this Ikons* may be obtained at tbo office ef city clerk by prewnting e veterinarian's eartifkate that the dog has received its annual rabies shot. Th* coat of a elty license Is gt. Big Runoff Vote Seen; Rally Friday Supervisor af Reglstialica Cam­ illa Bruce predicted today teat # t e e voting turnout is aant Tues­ day's second primary Will ha greater teas the Brat primary. Mrs. Bruno w plilaaB teat to tea Bret primary S.1M perrons rated to tie to eouwty precteete, hut said many ware turned away because af tea . . . __ _ of voting procedures and varing should move rapidly. Mrs. Bruce also said that to* tercet would be high to the se­ cond primary with terra County Commission races at Make. Than alec will be runoffs hi the District 4 constable n District g peace Justice t t The fir s t political rally 6m primary wtf ba told tight at dto Font Park Hall. The rally to sponsored by the County Executive Democratic Committee aad will atari at ■ The second will be told Satur­ day eight at Sanford's Memorial Btadtoa aad will to held at 7:10 prior to tea Greyhound baseball gasM. Mrs. Brwe acid test a special school tor clerks end inspectors wMl to told ag (ha Home Demonstratiro afoton at !:M p m. to­ day. NEW YORK (UPlJ — Stock prices St 1 p, m.t American TAT ...... American Tobacco ... 5H* Bethlehem Steel ♦I Chrysler ........ .. wvt .. ails Curtiss - Wright Du Pool ............ .. J llti . list) Eastman Kodak . Hy United Ptmo laternattonal . aan Ford Motor .. ... Tha Soviet Union report* It will General Electric . . «9H bring down its latest satellite General Motors ... . 45 "shortly" and ana of America's Int. T k T .......... . 43H top rocket experts says ha has n lls-g Johnson Electronics "rood hunch" tbaro to n man to . 35H side. LorlUard Minute Maid . lBVk Tba official Soviet news agency, Penney . . . . . . . . in Tass, said Wednesday night avtryPenn RR .... . 131) thing aboard tha spacecraft, put Scars Roebuck . SOW in orbit May IS, was "working Standard 0(1 (NJ) . 10'. normnlty" and "the command will ...10's bs given from earth shortly to Sludebaker ........... U. 8. Steel . . . . . . . aiH start th* , , . descent." MaJ. (ton. John B. Medaris, for mer commanding general of tha U. S. Army 'Ordnance Missile Command, said In Chicago "I'm not on* toast bit sura that th* Itiisstons have a dummy in It," It would not make sans*, Ma­ The Sanford .Boat and Ski Club ds ria said, for Russia to put up will meet at a p. m. today to lbs a satellite of sufflclrat weight and Little Greco Hut in FI. Mellon spare to carry a man, without try­ Park to make final plans for its ing to have a man to It or without trying to bring tha vehicle back next cruise. The organization will cruise to to earth Intact, Crescent Lake during the Memor­ Malvln V, London, a physics prof***or at Naaaon College, Springial Day weekend. The club today issued a thank vato, Maine even reported ha had you to the City of Sanford, Semi- heard tbs “scrambled vole*" of a role County Chamber of Com­ man aboard tha Russian spaceship merce and individuals who helped if* -aid lh* vole* sounded "like with the second annual St. Johns Donald Duck with a eora throat." Landon aaid ba baa faith in hla Outboard Marslhon. Winner of the prise skis given radio Up# rocordings, Ha balisvaa sway during the day of the race tha government mads similar re was Paulina Haina of Lake Mon- mrdlngs but Is keeping them recirt. The theory has been advanced Hint Russia would not announco M ay Ball Slated its satellite was manned unless it »»i able to recover tha spaceman Saturday Night • live. , The annual May Day Ball, *|*ensored by tbs Seminole High School Student Council, will be Saturday Missile Groins’ at ■ p. m. to tbo Sanford Civic Are Successful Center. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) All Seminole High students, parents and friend* are Invited to —The delicate guidance systems the dance and coronation of th* of America’s Polaris god Bomsrc May Queen and King. France* A missiles "thought" their way to Strickland and John Lovelace were three successes In Uto ikies over elected by the students to be Florida Wednesday. At Uw cape, Uw ti-foot-UU Po­ queen and king this year. laris proved that even a Jolting "shot from ■ cannon" couldn't Cornier Caravan addle its steering "brain." The rocket waa flrod from aa under­ Here Friday ground "ship motion simulator" A caravan of cars hauling Cen­ tub# to its fourth straight success tral Florida supporters af Doyls at ranges of more thaa l.aoo miles. Conner for agriculture commliAt Eglln Air Foret Rasa, two sioiicr will to to Sanford at 5 p. m. Bomarc A interceptor missiles Friday, Conner's sampaiga man­ successfully totoreeptod a superagers said today. sonic Rsgulua target rocket. These Seminole County bickers of tea were noar-misscs, but the Air Starks member of Uw legislature Force aaid tha Bogulro would b a n are tovitad to Join the caravan, beta knocked down if tooUoal warthey said. beads had town used. To Be Returned ' To Earth Shortly Boat Club To Plan Cruise Tonight LOOKING OVER T H E SCRAPBOOK o f th a p u t y ea r'* tife g ta a n th * now SomUtolo-DoBnry H aajft Council officora. K ite tod a t a m ooting a f th * g ro u p Wodnooday n ig h t g t Hwalnnio M em orial H o ap itti w e n , to ft to t i f h t , Tom A rm ao, p re sid e n t; M rs. C arl S eh ilk t, aocrw U ry; R o b e rt B au m an , tre a s u re r, a n d K an U f f lo r , p raald o n t-o laet (H am id P h o to ) Tornadoes, Rain A3J Model Ts Highlight HR U.S. Midsection By Utitod Free# A far-reaching storm system hit Uw country’s midaccUoa during (he night with tornadoes, Ugh winds, rsto and hall. On* man died naar Telia, Okla., when flying debris cared to the tog of bis ear duriag a brief but strong windstorm. The TO mile an hour winds which raked Uw area giro lifted o roof from a motel nad dawned power Unas. The Weather Bureau aaid a possible tornado damaged barns and houses la Uw HlgarvUlt, Ark., area. Funnel clouds wore also sighted near Hot Ipringa, MorrUton and Athins, Ark., but did no damag*. Observers sighted other torna­ dos* naar Salllaaw, Okie., and Lincoln, Neb., but neither ap-‘ parently touched ground. Okla­ homa and Nsbraika wer# batter­ ed by winds and ball. Heavy rate, marblo-alao ball and winds over 50 milaa an hour bit tho Omaha area, and a heavy downpour left two toebaa of ball at Hill CUy, Kan. Maintenance Strike NEW YORK (UPI) — Mainten­ ance men went on strike a t tba 77-story Chrysler Building today, keeping iterator operators from reporting to work, but supervisory personnel mnniwd Uw elevators to lift 10,000 tonanta to work. Armed Fortes Parade County residents will gat their first okanco Saturday to se* a model af tba new A3J Vigilante Jet bomber that will ba bored at tba Sanford Naval Ait Station lat­ er to tha summer, A modal of tba craft will ba mounted on a float a t th* Armed Forces Day parade scheduled to begin at 0:50 a, m. Panda Chairman Joel Field an­ nounced this morning that the A3J Will ba among the many high­ light# of tba pared* which will fu tu re about 1,250 civilians and military parrenne! and four Samtools County marching bands. Tbs parade will form at • a. m. and start moving at 0:30. Begin­ ning at Fourth HI. and Oak Av#., It will go north on Oqk to First IU, turn asst and move along First to San Carlos Av*. Ao part of tbo Armed Korea* Day acUvIUes ban, a show will ba held at tha Navy bare from 11 a. m. unUl S p. m. Tba Navy will opta Ha gets* to Uw public and camera regulations bare bora weired so that tha public might get an opportunity to obtain pic­ torial evidence of Uw Navy’s roll to "Power lor Peace." Tentative plans during th* Navy open boure include several demon* ■traUons of Navy operations and static displays af aircraft, guided missiles, and other Nary equip ment, , Grand Marshal of the parade IB Sanford will tw J. 4). Galloway.-. Marching banda w ill. iucluda. Semlnoia High, Sanford Junior High, Lyman High and -Cioontg Academy. Thera will also br close order drilling by lbs Dcllpry Kndsto, .f SNAS Matins Color Guild and * contingent of sailors. A reviewing stand will tw placed >1 at First and* Mugnolia with coun­ ty, Navy a id city officials view* ing the pared*. Airliner Collides With Light Plane PARIS 1UPI) ~ A Cats veil# twiu-Jel int liner collided, hcad-ud* with a ,li; >1 p ane V.Uj O feet ovar Paris today.aad landed sa-ety with a ripped fuselage, a lorn rmldef, a dead engine, and IS injured pa*sengers. Tba light plsnr disintegrated to air, killing Pic pilot Imlantiy, and' tte MO-korst power tagio* ripped through tbo airliner’s fuselage lira esn-opener, injuring Me pssren- , ger fatally and hurting L> af 11 persons aboard. The injured included ao Arnett- 1 can, hlraUfled aa Ariel ClMobarg, u , at roreat Hills, N. V. Experts Conduct Lawn Caro Clink Lawn problems were discussed by agricultural exports aad about 200 homeowner* who asked quaitions at a county lawn clitic at tha Home Demonstration Coaler. Following aa illustrated prereatafioa ef lawn care by Frank Wil­ son, extension turf specialist, scores of quasiions wore Maworro by Hw panel of experts. SltUag to on Uw panel, made ratad Iqr County Agent Cecil wore Dr. John WUson, glat; Dr. Jaka Darby, I Dr. Harlaad gill, *B ataK tral Florida Experiment \ Rhoades presetted an Interest tog discussion r i nematodes and heavy rains to asid-Harch." WLlrea added that "white affect m lawns aad oraa- disease may rot ho aa active aa R was (bag, tbo redurod DIVtag Iks clinic period, Indivi­ system dost not allow tho dual brow owners brought for­ to take ap adsq ward diseased town samples for the present day wRUk® Tucker aaid today that are way briag bath igsa aad sampteo tg the agagf'g afitow for Uw w m purposes. Far tha pari," -■1 •' -4^,* -1 �TffS I Sorority Chapter O biervet Founders Day F o n t e 'i Oar * m r t t t m d Satardey evening when Ibe Gem­ ma Lambda chapter ef Beta Slga a n i M t a l l t i BarWasa Beetesram te Winter Path far a iM rftahw tf dtemr. Mr*. M i McCall, ttlrhai m iM m « u k » and with the title ad "Girt of the Veer**. She vaa n a i l te lUa title W c tu t of bar mrtateadltg leaim h te art p U u t t ad the Miller Circle NEW o m e n s o r T ill OVIEDO WOMANS CLUB, ahowi, at the in . ataltetioe a n Mra. R. W. Eaten, president, right, shaking hands with Mra. Ralph Austin Smith, Inatnlling officer, Mrs.'E. L. Luttrell, left, first vice president. Beck row. from left, Mrs. James Wilson, corresponding sacrotary, Mrs. B. G. Smith, parliamentarian, Mrs. Jamaa Brookshire, recording secretary, Mrs. B. F. wheeler, third vice president and Mrs. J. H. Staley, treasurer. The second vice president was not present et the instal- art la retiring elate regent and the newly elected national v * ) president. She gare an Intending report froaa the Continental Con. i m i that met hi Waehington, d . C. laat aeonlh. A letter wai rani from the pm ideal general. Befreahmeate were eerved by the hoateaaea. Mra. C. R. OawaoB. Mra. A. C. Benina. Mr*. L. C. WUdnrr and Mra. A. H. Oraar. Mra. G. A. Wakefield and Mra. Wilbur Maganas ware wel. ; corned a* gueeta. J Other membera present were . Mra. Boumillet, Mr*. Key, Mrt. Heke. Mr*. ButJer. Mra. Tm«, ! Mra. Baker, Mra. Park. Mra. Weodraff. and tba Mate* Deane Turner, H. W. Rucker, Lawrence Ttuley, Ralph Leonard, L. W. Fel. Iowa, W. A. Canady, Cora Brown. Xaymaad Smith, A. C. McCollum, J. B. Bay, Prand* Beta, P. p. Campbell, Jamaa Siam*, B. P. Sallk Hantaofl Chapter, Daugh­ ter* ef tba American Bavolntfon, n e t at tba General San/ard Memerlal Library for the final aeaatee e f tho currant year and elect­j ed ■ aewetete ef efOeera who will ern e ter Ute next two year! They wwe totalled la a ceremany with Mra. Lawrence Hailey,, DARRELL Birthday Party1 Honors Darrell tlow will ha started aaaa. when a site la definitely choice. She re­ ported that SLUMS has hens ac­ cumulated from vattoa protect* and ie e eiteai. Yearly report* were gives by the pceiideet aed all officer* end chairmes. The interior ef the Wadena ream looked like a flower garden with Oviedo Parties Honor Miss Lundy meste ef ice-cream, cake, aed punch served. The large birthday cake was daears tad with eaoha>i sad a wagon train. Onsets were, Aeh, Mark. Canale sad B aa P»U. Johnny and Clay Veiao and Bedaey and Victor V eto, all ef Oateen. Alee, David, Dianne end Denny Pell, Telly and and Chrta Prank, Raney, Pat end Peggy Kirtier, Bshby and Dickie PERMANLNT IHAT CHAlirNGES THfM All Personals CuotominO for •if typm of Mr. T o M eet Tomorrow ROUMILLAT fir ANDERSON MOIY1MI1IVUC. right, Is shows with some of her gifts nt tho ihsMi fewMm; O, G»Owsr, left. A group of friends enjoyed an eveoname with prims awarded te winners. Mias Mathvin god Harold wfltbe married tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Central Baptiit Chinch. (Herald Photo) Th e y A L L W ant i; BULOVA x ___ a ______ i . . . * : ____ fo r Graduation V -• • % ;■*/•;!■ .v-* a sm a s ' �I w4ts~ VijA m IWOTH^ i Thur*. Mn.v 19, 196ft—Pair* S | Banquet Honors Miss Evans W eds George W. Houston Girls and Mothers A t Central Baptist NEW OFFICERS of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority are left to right, Mr*. David Van Ncsa, president, Mrs. Jack Schirard, vice president, and Miss Patty Walker, corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Dickey, Is the retiring president. (Herald Photo) # STEVEN Surprise Party F ar Osteen Boy . Steven David Rlgl* waa honored with , s u r p r is e birthday party, Saturday afternoon, at the Osteen School auditorium. Steven ia the •on bf Mr. aad Mrs. Marvin Riggs and the party given by his mother aod grandmother, Mra, Roy Col­ lins, was in celebration of Mi ninth birthday. Oamea were played and prises awarded lo Marcello Tart aad Buddy Land. Tbe hostesses served Ice cream, cake and punch to the gueals. Others attending were Deborah Tatum, Shirley Sutton, Foods Vin­ cent, Lynn Jones, Janet Frsncce end Nancy Riggs, Kirby Osteen aad Rennie end Mickey Riggs.' Couples Hold Squadron Party Sorority Installs Officers Mrs. David Van Ness was In­ stalled as president of the .Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the May business meet­ ing held at the home o t Miss DotUa Mbits la Laka Monroe. All Junior and Intermediate G. A'« of the Central Baptist i Church were honored at a mother(laughter banquet. Monday night at the church. Dinner waa served at 0:30 p. m. followed by a program. The event waa in observance of youth focua week. Mrs. lna Gallo­ way waa in charge of thc.dinner assisted by Mrs. Ruby Bridges and Mrs. Lorcna Crittenden. The Rev. and Mrs. Gall Smith were guests of honor. Other moth­ ers attending were Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mrs. John Bullock, Mrs. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Ed Cameron, Mrs. Jack Benton, Mrs. C. D. Bridges, Mrs. Barto Wright, Mrs. George Carver, Mrs. Herbert Padrick and Mrs. Elizabeth Spears. Girls attending were the Misses Evelyn Cameron, Marcia Bullock, Becky Cameron, K a y e Hayes, Brenda Benton, Pat Spears. Jane Carver, Linda Bridges, Cindy Ken­ nedy, Louise Wright and Polly Pedrick. Miss Patty Walker; treasurer, Mill Jeannette Klntew; parlia­ mentarian and historian. Mrs. James Butler, and educational director, Min Ginger Jones. This la ihe last buslnesa meet­ ing for the group unlil September but socials will be held during the summer months. Graduate Honored Following adjournment of the Miss Metis served sweet With Chatter Party meeting, roils and coffee. The next meeting, a social, May 34, will be a swim party at the A t Weible Home home ot Mrs. W. K. McRoberts Mrs. Jack Weible entertained in Loch Arbor. with a "Coke and Cbattar Party", last weekend, at her home in Loch Arbor. Guest of hooor was Bliss Sberlene Shepard, a member of (ho Seminole High School gradualinf clan. Mra. Martha Aihby y rv cd as co-hoaless. The patio was decorated In a red aad while color scheme with lan­ te rn , red hibiscus, gardenias and magnolia blossoms. The buffet ta­ ble was covered with a Meitean scraps and held a large bowl ot gardenias. Chicken salad, ehecte and pineapple sandwiches were served with canapes and asaorted appetizers. The bostessss presented Miss She­ pard witk a graduation gift. Invited guests included Diana Haynes, Sally Williams, Jaoet Glenn, Jane Osborne, Dian Aiken, wmjw Ulincr. Jaan d«RA .OWI IIVl■IlSa ray* Garner. Southward, Marilyn ^MeW tottl,-' » y lv4y» Frances Strickland. Colleen MePerlin, Salty Wallace, Sue Ann Toney, Bonnie Stoffer and Linda Parker. O f teen Girl Recieves Award JERI WHEATLAND, left, a fourth frada atudent, will A Group of G. A.’s from the Osteen Baptist Church attended a model thin cotton brocade district meeting at the Longwood drees from Sherry’s Duke Baptist Church, recently. Diane and Ducbena Shop a t the Jones received the "Greta Octa­ Hairdressers Anno. Fa­ gon” for completing the maiden shion Show Friday evenatop In the forward steps of the in*. Mine Eva Jo Wynne of G. A'g. Mrs, L. W. Joeea, Mrs. Albsrt Harriett*! Beauty Nook, ia Clsrk and David Hosack accom­ shown preparinr to style panied ihe group. Those attending her hair for the event. The officers and wives of VAH-T held their monthly squadron party at the home of Lt. (jg) Pcrclla with Miss Ann Jam et serving as hostess. Ail enjoyed boating, ski­ ing, dancing and the outdoor bar­ becue. Attending were Cdr. and Mrs. K. F.‘ Rowell, Cdr. and Mrs. I. W. Ownby, Lcdr. and Mrs. J. R. Swope, Ena. B. J. Richard, Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. R. Valenzuela, Lt. (jg) and Mrs. J. J. Wade, I.t. (Jg) snd Mrs. M. W. Olto, U. (Jg) and Mrs. If. J. Hilz. Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. F. H. Galloney, Ena. B. J. Gallagher, Lcdr. and Mrs. J. P. Boland, Cdr. D. B. Dolly, Lcdr. and Mrs. C. A. Dunn, Lcdr. and Mra. W. A. Elling. Ena. L. J. Hall. Min Barbara Sweitzer, Lt. and Mra. E. S. Jiosepian, Lt. Don L. Oliphant and Mr. Dooley E. Culberlon. THURSDAY Mrs. K. F. Rowell will be hoatesi to ■ coffee for all Officers Wives of VAH-T at har home In Lake Mary. Starting time I t a. in. VAH-V Enlisted Men’s Wives Club will met at I p. m. at the Sundsk School ream ■(, the Navel Air Station. A program on hypno­ tism Will be presented. FRIDAY Bake sale in front ot the French Ave. Winn-Dixie store, from • to II a. m. Sponsored by the Ameri­ can Heme Department of the San­ ford Woman's Club. Covered dish supper at the Os­ teen Schoet, honoring Ur. and Mra. Harold Harris, teachers. MRS. GEORGE W. HOUSTON Sanford Home Club * '■• |’k t’ Plans June Picnic The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club met at the Club Center with Mrs, John Clark, chairman, presiding, and welcomed Ihe 21 members and two guests allend­ ing. Blrs. Eva Harkey, gave the devotion and read a poem, “The Glorious Minority.1She also gave a reading on a poem for Mother'a Day. The secretary, Mrs. John Senkarik, gave a report on the tour of the “Deep South” plant, In Forest City, that manufactures Deep South preserves, jellies mayon­ naise and peanut butter. It was a very educational tour. ARcr iha tour, the f t members of the County Clubs enjoyed a pic­ nic Ihnch on Ihe lawn ot Mrs. Cromwell ia Lake Brantley. From (here they went on a tour of the homes of Mrs, Dunn and Mrs. Bradford, Rise-fo Lake Seemley.. Mrs; John- Callahan, chairman et the dress revue, sent a report, which Mrs. R. T. Warren read, thanking all who look part. Mn. R. DeJong of the Seminole Even­ ing club will go to the Gainesville Short Course to represent the County in Ihe State dresi revue. Mrs. Eva Harkey and Mrs. John Senkarik presented the program; "Stop worrying and start living”, were Alice and Shlrtey Sutton, Shirley, Libby aad Kathy Ser­ French Word mons, Lynn and Diene Jones, Jane Nixon, Hade Noel, Joyce Harvey, The root of the word “IrousMsu' A t Weaver Home Fonda Vincent, Cheryl Palmer ia the French word "treusae'1 meaning a little bundle. Members of the Dercee Sunday and Dennis Jones. School Cl as* of the Central RepUst Church met at the home af their taeeber, Mra. J. W. Weaver, hi Loch Arbor with Mra. J . W. Pays* Another serving co-heeteaa. Following Use buslnesa session C H O IC E a social hour was enjoyed aad rerreihmeate served to the presi­ dent, Mrs. 3. Q. Galloway, Mmea. OF THE OeU Smith, John Bullock, G. K. Blkb. W. L. Harmon, R. D. Rasa. A. 3. Naugher, L. N. Holloway, GRADUATE Louise toe. T. N. Dillard, Dalton Culberhouee, W. R. Giles, R. M. Wlgglna, Resale Culberhouee, J . P. Hart, Mary Dycbes. Georgia Col­ vin, Harriott Wilesa aad Miss % SLEEVE Clara Swaggerty. with members taking part in dis­ cussion! which followed. A "while elephant" tale will be on the pro­ gram for the June meeting, which will be an al) day picnic at the home of Mr*: John Crawford in Lake Mary, Members will meet at iha Canter at 10:00 a. m. June > end bring a covered dish for junch. Final arrangements and elections of the new officer* will also be mode at thli meeting. Min EUalee Klrcbhoff donated several beautiful bouquets of Gla­ dioli and aeveral Caladium Plants ia different variellei, some of which brought ia additional funds for tba Club. The Center waa decorated with arrangements of Glada, red geran­ ium*, and Ginger liliea, brought and arranged by Mrs. C. M. Flow­ ers. They were later distributed among tbe officers of the Club. Mra, W. B. Brinson aaililed with aietagtoiente. Cooling wofresbmeata of punch, cakes and null The wedding of Miss Sandra Lee Terry Evans and George WashingIon Houston was solemnised May It at T:30 p. m. at the home of the bride's parents in Laka Mary. Mrs. Houston it the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bray Evans, Lake Mary and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Houston of DeLand. Miss Joan Evelyn Marlin of Riverview, a cousin of the bride, was mild of honor snd the groom's brother-in-law, S I\5 Lamer C. Johnson of Ft. Stewart, Ga., was best man. The Rev. J. L. Moore, a retired minister from DeLand, officiated at the double-ring, candlelight ceremony. A program of recorded music was heard during the cere­ mony. The bride, given in marriage ty her father, wore a gown oi white lace over lalln with full tiered akirt of white net with cathedral train. Her shoulder length veil fell from a tiara trimmed in teed pearls and rhinestones end she carried a colonial bouquet or white carnationa. The bridal outfit waa fashioned by her grandmother, Mrs. Riley F. Martin Sr. of Riverview, Fla. The maid of honor wore a pale green nylon dotted awisa semiform al with pale green net vail and while dallies, The bride'* mother chose a while lace over blue ■heath with white accessories. A recaption was held, following the ceremony, and refreshments w en served from the dining room of the home. The room waa deco, rated with white mums and white wedding bells tied with aalln rib­ bon. The table was overlaid with a white lace cloth over blue and was centered with an arrangement of white muma, lavender asters and fern in a ailver bowl. Assisting with the serving wnrn Miss Shirley Jean Lynn of Tampa and Miss Adell* Ailing «f Lain Mary. Miss IneUe Stokes kept ten bride’s book. For her golng-away outfit, Mrs. Houston cboto a black abeath dress with black and wails, pristcd jacket, whlta accessories aad the flowers from her bridal ban­ quet. The couple will be at borne after May 31 at PL Eualia, Va., when the groom la stationed with the U. B. Army. Out of town guests included | P / ( and Mrs. Hugh Jame* Driggers Sr., Ft. Bennlng. Ga., SP/S e a t Mrs. Lamar C. Johnson aad eeaa of Ft, Stewart, Ga., Mr, aad Mr*. O. J. Owens, DeLand, Mrs. M b Edwin Mis* Ciii-io Lynn, ujna, Tampa, b i n Shirley ■■iiwj Lynn, Tampa, Mrs. KUsy F. Mar­ tin Sr. and Mils Joan Evelyn Martin • ( Riverview, FT*. Hostesses Visit Five N ew Families Welcome Wagon hostesses report the following new famillee vtewdt Mr. and Mr*. Prank N e la ifrem Akron, Ohio and Mr. n o t Mra. Prank Sima aad daughter foam Cocoa, Fla. Navy fa ante* who b a n ton transferred t o n include, LL aad Mrs. J. W. Hargiwn aad a n from Rot an, Texas, Mr. aad Mia. Reynolds Lambert aad rhU dm Reynolds aad D em o , from I t o kegee, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. M b Berber and children, Riekay aad Gtry from Weliavilto, Ohio. iNewt The dslidona dab? ‘daaaart everyone eon enjoy^weight watchers, toot lib Blends Sue b e Milk /, (formerly Trim). A Take some home today, wU 3 lovecs la pta* U-gakn Id Dorcas Clast Meets Fits liiu 4 S lim you oh-so-smoothly! Only Sllf Skin d a m to make this money beck quarantee . . . because only Silf Skin is knit from ona continuous strand of tba finest elastio « , . full fashioned to avoid binding'end irritation. Aa sm o o th and soft next to your ■kin as a powder puff! Come in today, buy your Silf Skin and wear it for 14 day*, if you are not coraplotely satisfied, send It bark , 1 . along with the dated sales chock, ta Silf Skin, Inc., 10 East 38th Stret, New York If, New York. Your full pur­ chase price will he refunded. BEACH SH IR T $ 3 .0 0 - $ 4 -0 0 BEACH PANTS YOU SHOW! YOU STAR! IN irta fo r s a a u B tr fam. by P U R IT A N , p a s te b y a v y . . . un b eatab le combo. ,v i. * French-Inspired nod what • beautiful view of you especially featured in black end white (another front fashion net). Enhaocad by Schiffll embroidery. Easy-core printed eotton broadcloth. Sixes 7 to IS. Ona from Pc*ney'n collection of tree belle bare-back*. .- ^ “Featuring Fm U obi lic< M ^rt* -j-',- ** �; fi — r i1 i ■ t On "*• SITUATION WELL IN H A N O I i n who did aot do their duty te tha pri* Riqr u d n uiigo tk m to join thdr neiffl­ at M needed cm ho determined k; dividteg the present ted i» guirement by twe la arrive at a atagte ratiM. thro multiplying the tlagle ratio* by tba miuabor ef persona la tba bourn during tba rlilL But that would bit auumbf that tbo man, bit wife, Iboir worn or daughter. tba ipowe of aatfc aad «aeb child aata |ba u m amount of food aad load of tba m m typo. It doca set tab* lata account that while am of tboai waata aaa piece at toaat- aad two slleea af bacon for breakfast, aaotbor way wool two pieces of toaat aad aaa aUca of bacoa. It <*aoa not allow for a variation la tba author af o u t from two to non* at alL It does not provide for the wide variety af tattoo la »Uh to ba found aanag a group at six la eight persona, some m alu ■aad torn* female* aad repromatlag ago* from 4 la W or more year*. It falls la foresee that white nobody will partake heartily af bath, all af them will clean their platen of steak or rout boat sad consider themselves ill-treated If With a population doubted to It.HMtP la tbo wartime pern (aad Boavca knows what by poaretlmo prosperity), California approaches the aLlienium vialoaid bp tbo hard-pressed to Qnd something to d* lla p want around doing each other** laundry and other odd Jobe. A maa who w u aa artist or writer could command moroy (m ad b c fith trt. from tba wealthy la st. JWdropttaliat Ibtllp D. Armour fa these lean days, f lived la Urn viOaga af Carmel, aa artistic, Tba lawn was also Canasl-fay-tSe-Sea ( a real aaUla man never ing)1 attic* now that it kanW Lm. tel.U ----- 1 knows aa California g«Us’ try­ baa gang Kelley Re-Elected ATLANTIC CITT, N. J. <UPI) You jte s that Bryant __ _ Yk, 'tea ": MM ^ jmB w R |^m mf M f a l f l tibia, with wife Jackie at Mo1 aid*. * Tbo dolayad oatry not afr a tumult at ebaata and a near wind­ storm of waviag batmen. Through tba open daora of tba Oraad Ball­ room Jack aad JacUt walked on atapo with a pomp af a U if and • maitar af partoct timing. As tba candidate ant down, _ with only Mrs. Loacbhalm between *1 thorn, thorn wore aw Dao-tba atilt kind of smiloo two boners achaag* bote* Urn camaraa. Um maa from Mtaaosota loan'd a m add gat la a wistful IttU* �Thnr*. May i f , 1980—Fag* S? By Vailed Preaa International Foea of Integration turned to the court* Wednesday in an effort to halt widespread demonstration* that hava engulfed the South for mot* than three month*. Five Negroes were fined $108 each In city court on charge* growing out or Mldown demon­ strations in Memphis. City Judge Beverly Boushe also held tha Negroes on a eharga of conspiring to interfere with trade. Police Commissioner Claude Arm­ our said additional arreata would ba mad* if any more sitdown de­ monstrations occurred. Three Negroea were fined |10 Quotes § By United Press Internal!—si PARIS — Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, explaining at a news conference why he refuted to negotiate unless the. United Stales apologised for tha U-2 ‘•spy" flight, promised it would not be repested, and punished those responsible: “ Wouldn't It be better . . . to # U k * the American aggressors by the schiff of the neck end give them a little shaking and make them understand they must M l commit such acts of aggression •gainst the Soviet Union?" for refuting to leave a drugstore] The trial of 4S Negro and in ‘Chattanooga. They w r« charg* white college students an tresed under an anti-loitering ordln- p a n charge* itemnting front pro* anre. teat demonstrations at a dime In Greenville, S. C.. Recorder atore In Greenaboro, N. C„ waa John V. Jeater acheduled a hear- delayed becauaa of defective war­ ing Friday for aeven Negro high rants. achool atudenla charged in con- At Wlnston-Selem, N. C.. a nection with attempting to into- Negro student wa* found guilty grate a public library. Wednesday of violating a city Miarialppi Ally. Gen. Joa Pat- ordinance requiring permittlon tenon plana to personally per- from the chief of police or other tielpate In the fight against a fed- city offlclala before organising a era) lawsuit to Inlegrata Gulf parade. Coaat beachea. The auit claim* In other development*: Negron are member* of the gen- Siaty-nine Negroea re* itic red to era! public and have been etcittd- rota ia Haywood County. Tenn., • PARIS — President Eisenhower, in an airport statement before leaving Paris for Lisbon: 0 "I share (he disappointment of my colleagues that because of our inability to convene the summit conference, we could make m progress; toward easing the ten­ sions that so plague mankind.” WASHINGTON”- Acting While House press secretary Wayne Hawks, staling that inquiries wars coming In from ettieials end etti. tens asking bow they can show • their support for President Eisen­ hower when he returns: "We'll be glad to have them at the airport." WASHINGTON- Rep. Steven R. Derouakm (R-N.Y.), dismissing Thomas G. (Tommy the Cork) Corcoran's offer to submit g legal .brief to an Investigating subcom­ mittee proving bo had a right to talk to federal power commission• era about • ease: “ You can get briefs on almost anything these days—they ere ilka Statistics." [i T ^ If i ^ 0 ' m • Florida pepper harvests — fall, spring, and winter — totaled $12,060,000 during tha year just end- It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ada 1000 TOP VA LU E ST A M PS Given FREE With every Hotpoint Appliance Refrigerator* • Ranges - Automatic Washer* - Difesf lliapoaall* • Water Heater* . Free sera • Air CaadMawaea Custom Appliances NO MONEY DOWN WITH GORMLY, TOUR I S A M INC. “Never Undersold — Never Oof-Traded" Cor. led A Palmetto Are. ftaaford, P | fT » i p Si j 1L i ^( i f . l l hi LINDA COUCH, 18, of Tampa will rwpreaant that city in tha Mian Florida contaat elated for Sarasota June 23-26. Baccalaureate Service Set OVIEDO- The Rev. Jack T. 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MeHtnfrnf pronouacnd M itstie, ant nnw and alUlma Mr karua raeordn thin month by buriinjr two conancui Bo-hit, no-run guinea. Th* firat waa • 4 to 0 affair ibMt Daytona Beach and tha aacond, a SO to 0 trounr>of tha Tampa T u p ou . In all tha hlatory of baaaball, and thin goaa back r 100 yaarn, only on* other pitcher haa hurlad two aeeutlv* no-hittar*. Ha waa Johnny VandarHeer. If enoughs with the Cincinnati Rada back in 1938 ■ haturnad tho trick and became th* firat man in ctriy tha major league* but alee in all baaaball to do League Leaders This waa the only near threat made by tha Greyhound*. Dube, Pat Bisk, and Ban Harrelaon were the anly Greyhound batter* who war* able to aolvo tb* offering* of Ualeril*. SANFORD AB B H BBI Gawacl. Jh .. .. 4 * • • Dube, If ............... * • 1 • C h a v a rria ,N . .. . 4 * • • Mtoojaaa, i f . . . . . . 4 i l l Harreltoo, lb . . . . g o l d G reat/ ta ............ 4 # * a P o m , e ............... 4 • • * suk. cf ............... a o l • Palrlcovle, p . . . . i o n I Preeman, p ....... a n * a n Haloney . . . . . . . 1 * * * TOTAL*..........« *n *a *4 l T H V Otf tftS k tf/A tT r tf ASM m / 9 6 0 M YS AirAr ■ SMUTOOT+. ■ r r n e w p l* m OHCV ’fr r r /tfs / c v A ftftf tf tlF tP AAASOU/fOAtf/A fTS&m m s a ISA M * ^ K A S, LBESBUBG AD B H BBI I Bowen*, a b .......'. a n t *• L S j y , x fs J b ftfA HAT/VS abut aut tha Cardinal! until the ninth whan lim a alnilaa and an infield out produced both SL Louis runt. Don lloak and Bob Sklnnar had two hits each for tha Piralaa, wha dealt ai-Uammat* Ban Ulna hi* third dtfeaL Belial pitcher Bab Buth hurled aix fine inning* and alto scored tha decisive run lor the Braves by bowling over catcher Hobie Landrilh an a play at the plate. The Giants filled the b a rn with two out In the ninth but Don McMabou rallied WQU* MeCovey on a fly for tha final out. Kike Meand have two of the gaudiest rac* Cormlek. San rranclsco’* fiveords la the league. Friend 1* 4-1 I g i s t winner, suffered bis Ural with n 2.22 earned run average I ton. and Law is 4*1 with n ton E.R.A. I Ed Bailer broke up the fourFriend, of course. Is making • hour and. four-minuto marathon in comeback from a dismal A ll Cincinnati by singling borne ■mart last season but Law is only Frank Robinson In tha 12th. Rob* f if k in iu p wbera be left off In h u o u k id tied the aeon at 44 g f f i Hb finished the campaign with a two-run homer la the last with la victories In hls la at 1* of tb* 10th tlta r the Dodger* had deeUiona fo r* final lt-t slate. I forged ahead, 4*2, in thafr haU. * • * * • •* W* Vnda Pinson had three hit* for 2!*df y ^ ,h t *5“ . '* F11* * * thn Red* and Junior Gilliam had tho P rate* to • 4-1 v etory over f«ur for Loe Angeiei. JE ■«* allowed sifT s o m f tff AASAPftfA. TOTAU .......... M 4 * s a Popped out for Freeman la nth. Leesburg ......... 102 1*0 *00 4 g 1 Sanford ........ 008 a « aaa-4 2 2 ERRORS — Uvesey, Gamma], Chavarria; POA—Leesburg n -lf, Sanford 27-17; DP—Orton, Chavar­ ria, Harrelaon; Ha nelson (uaaailated); LOB- Sanford 10, Lotabur* T; WP—Pctricovlc; HBP— Sisk, Dube (Materilt); SB-Griffoe. Muxworthy 2, Matarila, Dube; SB—Metarilo, Dube. IP H X KB BB 10 Hatorilo (W) • S • • 4 U Potrie-o (L) . P i 4 4 1 s s NEW YORK (UPI) — Tb* American Football League, which Is Si bodnled to begin operation* thin m u aa aa eight-team circuit, wQl expand to IS tomna for tho Freeman .... I U • • • S IN I soasOa, awarding to n pre­ diction bp Harrp *Wism«r, head of tho ioogueV expansion committit, "I’m our* wo wtrf bo g IS-Uafn looguo thou," oald Wlsmor, “with Toronto and Hoatreat Joining AW laato awl Chicago in 1*4I.H CHICAGO (UPI)—Lightweight Wlamer a i d s tha prediction aft­ Eddie Psrtton of Chicago, who has er A. J . Bonnot., ropteaoathtg real astat* intorasta fa Toroato, anaouncod Wodaaadap th at bo baa Pfngnnal Ungunt CUmente, PIrates Mi MaCnvtr, Giants M; Banka, Cuba V ; Mnwnaki, PIratea M; Wahtawa, Bad* 24. Aatoricaa Uaguat S k o w r o a , Yaaka Mi Mtoaaa, White Box *»; CUT RATE ILIQUORSI 54, ta 1J innings in other NL ac­ tion. Tho Chicago White Sox held their one-half game grip on tho American League lead with a 44 win over tho Boston Red Sox, the Balttmora Oriole* shaded th K a u a i CUp Athletic*. 54, th* EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT Cukeahebner WHISKEY GIN VODKA tb* AFL. a m ■ «Ia applying for this francblM, V l l f l R r D jI U F f l f A C (bo furiherest thing from my I B le G J thought* la to hurt our existing aa Whiskey S J 3 9 S for $1M* TAYLOR NEW YORK STATB e rsu .-° 3 ftjff?i Hearing Today fool, aa do lot* of others, that 9 * tfaor* la room for two pro teams BALTIMORE (UPI) — Sugar in Toronto and also to ite n tm L ” B ar Robinson, ox-mlddlowolght Wiamar, Who alto is head o f th* o ^n p lo n who fallal to show up New York Titans of th* sow Ito r a 10-rouad bout a t Memorial league, disclosed th at bo U ached- Stadium Monday night, was sho­ uted to moot next week with #d to vUlt this eltp today, this Crawford Gordon J r. e f Montreal, I time for a hearing before tha whom ha idontlftsd aa “th* head Slat* Athletic Commission, of oao or thrao Montreal group* After Sugar mlsaad Us fight seektog a fMachtoa* to our league Iwith Pedro Consoles In a warmup starting M IN I .* I on a card featuring a 10-rouad Tha AFL currently Inctodaa Inea-tiUe bout between welterteams In New Yeik, Beeton, Buf-1 weight champ Don Jordan and falo, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Loo Candy McFarland, the commission Angelos, and Oakland, la addition, ordered Robinson to show cause Atlanta aad Chicago at* ached- why ho should not bo outpondod. ulod to begin plop ta 1NL Jack Cohen, executive secretary To Defend Tifle hit and *w run over th* last four innings to win his fourth gama for (ho White Sox, whose decisive four-run fifth inning ra!-~ ly waa featured by Mitral* Mino-™ re’s two-run doubt*. Staley him. self drove th tb* winning rug with a sacrifice fly. The Orioles made it six vielories ta seven gsmes when Jsekle Brsndt bo mered off Kinssi City relief ace Loo Klcly in the ninth. The blow, producing th* first run off Xlely this lesson, gave 20-year old Steve B arber,., who yielded one run la four in -* ulngs. his third win. Gil McDougsld’e three-run hom­ er in 'he second inning proved enough for Ralph Terry to win bis second gam* with an eighthitter for the Yankees. The Indi­ ans threatened In the ninth but TOrry retired Johnny Powers on a fly with the tying runs aboard. CamUo Pascuat. pitched a five, bitter for an ll-unlag shutout, ever the Tigers, getting the run* be needed when Jim Lemon con­ nected for « two-cun homer of Davo Sliler. It wee the fourth wle of tho year for Paacual, who (truck out eight end walked five. om United r m a b te ru tfM t! First if* Friend and Dim if* Lav — and who in Flit m i d a r t lor nor*? Warren Spahn and Johnny Sain will bar* la pardon tha parody an that famous refrain of UU becauaa it looka Ilka Bab Friend and V an Law can keep tha Pitta* burgh Pirate* la tha National Loagua raea all tha way. The Pi* | WINK Bag. | U ( THREE $419 FEATHERS paU • ter SILTS IN PROOF Belmont f - . a Bourbon * 3 ” Straight Bourhaa • for tlt-W • ter SILT! |1 5 9 d # » lh hen aald tho cemmlmdou "intimat­ ed in a telegram’* failure to ap­ pear would warrant “tha commU■ion’s taking appropriate action.” Headquarters “What wo want now, ranking < no ranking, la • fight with Ji Brow, for th . U tW » ^ d Parkin.’ f , f ^ ’Trlb. U l a M . ^ *■•»* Tumna*. lag IH teaint. aad waa chi Bon Bautiop. matchmaker for with wo loos, the National Basing Enterprise* I Th* lad*, —*ht«a KOre j which promoted th* toleviaieu pitching, wtadoway for Grii Soncboi oulrigl WM ioAl m w n l i t r y , U lii« I H i f i u of t k IaUrnat Brown into a UUa arnUh with th* League, Sanches woo a vlctoi Leagues Brawns, Ori- eager Chicagoan. | his anly decision this season. Portacsrrora, Oriolaa Athletic* 14; Costas, For all Garden • • • YARD TOOLS ALL TYPE SHEARS WE BEFA1R BROKEN HOSE It coot so Kills to keep your lawn beautiful! 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Whitney was indicted in the death of Arthur Keeler, BS, killed Feb. » et the service e u lion HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Don ala Weaver, whe vaulted to stardom with o limp, has anoounced ho lo gultting television's, •‘Gunsmoke" series i t the end of nest season in hopes of starring in hlo mm aeries. Weaver, who playod the hoping not-ao-hright sidekick of Matt DUion in Mm top-rolod show, said; " A n n isn't tee much oppoctm aUy for ersativity loft ia a role you’ve playod for sin years. I'm very land of 'Choates' bat 1'vo gone Just about as fa r os I f in Ye* nne each or roe era h« '.patiflod nnS required U on way claims M l demand* which ><• at it CLAMKNCR W. \ t u n u t , tale . of sold J > to ID m o u m r 4Judes H O V I OE the« LCounty or isle County, Florida, ot hit H» the court house sf said * of Sanford. Florida, within solandor maul ha from tha hijtht attendaot Wihlner, IT, of North Holly, wood, waa convicted of firit de­ gree murder in Weal Palm Beach earlier thla month in the death of hie only woman victim, M riA Virginia Solby of Hialeah. H e* escaped a poaiibie death lenience when the Jury recommended mercy. Their action gave him a mandatory lift sentence. AM ad ml no(ra Ur ot tha Motets nf _ Ctareaus W. Wright. d»rs***d puhtlaetloa Slay is, . tS«|L gDVBBTtSKMRhT WO* BIOS Tha Board or Publte Inatructtoa for Nominal* County, Florida, will I r#-*iv* hide tar lha furnishing of all labor, matariala, rqulpmtnt and osrvlcr* r*qulr*d fo r pavlae end eradln# work at Midway Xlsmanury i i k o i l Oamlaola . County, Florida, until ISiSS a.' m.. Juno IS, IMS, at Iho Oohool Administration Building*, OommorcUl Avaunt, Oanfard, Flor­ ida, at whleh tlma and place tha bids will ha puhllely opanad and read aland. Drawing! and specifications may ha O b t a i n e d mm later than May IS, ISIS, at tha Sirica at the Archi­ tect, Jahn A. Burton IV. Corner Ft rat Street and Melloarllle Are. and, Sanford. Florida. A cartlnad check or bank draft, parable to tbs Board at Public Instruction far Oamlaola County, Florida, IT, 0. Oorernmenl Benda, or a aatlatactarr hid bend saacutod by tbs Mddpr and aaeapublo aurstlaa In an nmanbt equal la five ru Oomplaint bavins beenUail ran m tha Circuit and for Oamluala County, by BBTTT BROCK, for the abort title of which T BROCK. Plaintirr. varIIS B. BROCK, Dof.odM ovseshta era to aoms t a appear .sad ills ra m be ehtataM l no la fe r th an M ar a, I ts a , a l tb e offie* e t th e A rah l. ta r t, Jo h n A. B u rto n IV, C orner F i r s t R traet a n e M elleevtlla A re o a t, Man ford, F lorida, for Oomlaote Causer, ffleeidn, re■ervae’ibe right te rojool any and/ or nil Mdt or to wnivo any is* formallllee to tbe bidding. Mo bid Obeli bo withdrawn for a period of firtooe (II) dera aubaequoat to ABvaaTtaaaisaT ppm bids Ike oponine of bjdo wltboet tbo T b e B oard of P u b lte In stru c tio n eoeaenl of tbo Boord. to* nominate Ctuniy, Florida, will jo iin I. aniiMLBjr rocolve bide for ths furnlablne of eLeagwoed S &- Biamaatary lp & SBabool, Q nOTKH OF APPMCATIO* FOR tlMilVR, vac-ATins a MB A B ta p e s n q David M. Oafobat A par lion at Whit Mold a treat te Clorjt of the Ctreult Court, Oantandn Spring*, Tract St, Flat ■ w h o le County. Florida Book t, Paso SI, PebUn Resorts Brt Martha T. Vlhl.n, D.O. of .Oominolo reunty, Florida. TO WHOM IT MAT COHCBRMi Notice Is hrrahy given by Ibn Board of Utuntr Commission aru ef Bamlnola County, Florida, pur* IM U h May, 11, R I I I Ju n a I, ousut to paction llt.lt, .Florida I ™ " WWIHT <?BiRT> SMTO Statutes lilt, that a FSIItlfn wat filed with oold Board oo the Ittb day of May l i t I, to dose; uoealo M io r s a ’s s t o ’s s s s * : and abandon a portlsu of that RABCMRV go. anted. certain atraa) In Bamlnola County, bPTlL'B TB BMFBVD RRIJON A.MILLBR and RACI1BL Florida, described ■■ foil#**: H.aln II foot Bant and IB ■ MIIXKR hla wire, sad nojj*J, *>- .WATOPN euI ULOHIA tBOIHIA WATOOX, ble wifi. P lain tiffs, . Vs'ALTXR B. BANJAMIM, and If T riad BANJAMIN, hit Wlloi *MCT LBN corn , and If marfd* — CORN, her kuiband, and I peraoaa etalmteg any tateraat I Iks real 'oeUtajnvolrod in this M. olihsr as hair* Ueatoaa, dodeaa. grant**, or other claim- s s ffS fe ia a s s 's a D*;*udanfo. tv CommtMtonar* wSSFE* s? t r s i r i Rickey Testimony On Bill Slated Hospital Notes Rickey woo expected to favor Iho bUL A controversial feature would limit to 100 the aomber of MMbeli players which o major looguo foam could control, thus spewing possibilities for the now aoliarnotary porformlias and pay* T N M T m y h s 'd ^uvi*- official Z. V. SMALLWOOD, right, Highway Patrol safety director, ipokn to -members o f the Civk and Fin* Arts Departmentn of the Sanford Woman’s Club Wednesday. Ha explained tha now Florida traffic laws and (load as his topic "Sixty Seconds For Safety/' Smallwood in 'safety director for •even counties. David Wayne Mathes, left, presented a program of guitar music a t tha meeting. Mra; A1 Hunt, eenter, was program chairman for tha event. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (DPI) - Branch Rickey, oilver-toagued spokes matt be the fledgling Continental League, was listed os the Itodoff witness today on tire Senate's poo­ A eerttriad chick or bank Oreft, myehta to the Board af Public nstrurtlon for Oomtaalo County, Florida, B, 0. dovarumcM Bonds, or a antlataotery bid bond ensealed h* Mta»*d agatarn you a ad Everybody Is sx d tsd about th s n o w IM O m o d o ls by Jim Walter Oomlaota Bounty, Florida, eatll ISiSO Si B., Jean IS, ISM, at tbe Oohool Administration Buildings, Commarelnl Avanno, Benrord, Plur* Ida, at wblob Unto and place lha bida will be puklloly opanad and rood aland. Drawing* end npoetriaoIlona map bo qbtataad bo latar Ikon May II, tees, ot the efflse af the Arrhl* toot, John A. Burton IV. Oornor First at root and Mollanvlll* Aye* auo, Oanfard, Florida. A eorllllad chock or bonk draft, payable to tbo Board of Publla ■netruction for Somlooti County, Florida, r. K Qovornmoat Banda, or o ntilaraetory hid'bond assented by tbo hlddaS nnd acoaptnbla aura. Iloa In an amount equal to tiro par east of the bid ohstl bo pub. mlUod wltb aooh bid, . Tha oucrsaeful biddor will be required ta furnish and pay for aatipfactory performance and pay* moot -bond or bond*. Tbe naerd Of Pub lie Instruction for flominole County* Florida, ro. oorvoo tha right la raioet any and/ or all bida or to waive any In* formalin** In tbo bidding. No bid obeli bo withdrawn for n period of flftooa til) darn aubi*qu*at t« the opsatag of bida Without tbo eoaeont of the Beard. JOHN I. BRUMt.RT Chairman, Board of Public laotruetlon for Oomtaol* Couqty,. Florida R. T. Mtlwoo Oemioolt county Ouparlnlaedaot Legal Notice nil tabor, molerlata* oqulptn«nl *drt * rttc fe w -’- rmtuirod te r pavlae nne trading work et *aka Mary Btemenlary Oohool. ■omlaol* County, Florida, unlll 1• 100 a, m, Juno If, tits , at tba School Administration Buildings, t-omrn.rclal Avenue, Bantard, Flor. Ido, at which lima and place the bldo will be publicly opened end rood aloud. Drawing* and specif leal lull* may bo o b tain ed no U ta r th a n M ay II, ISIS, a t th a otflco nf lh a A rrhltac t, Jo h n A. B u rto n IV, C orn#! F t rot Otroot a n d M allouvlll* A**bus , P anfnrd, F lorida. A c e rtifie d rh a c k o r b o n k d ra ft, tayabla to th e H oard o f Public n a tru rtlo n ta r hsuilaol* C ounty, F lo rid a , U, i . Unv>rnm *nt Rond*, o r a o e tlsta c io ry bid bond a n ac u tsd by lh a biddor and ac«eptabla a u raItoa In an am ount sq u a t to five p a r c e n t of th a bid sh a ll bo e u b uiltto d w ith ra ck Jild. Tbo auriw aolul b ld d ir w ill ho re q u ire d lo lu rn U h and pay fo r M tla la e to ry parform anco and pay* m *ut bund u r bond*. ' Th* B oard of P ublte In stru c tio n fo r O nnlnola County, F lo rid a, it eorroo tbo rlg itt lo reloot a n y a n d / o r a ll bid s o r to w aive a n y In­ fo rm a litie s In the bidding. No bid sh a ll t>a w ith d raw n for n p*rlod of flftM n I I I ) days a u h o rq u ra l lo tb e op«nlng or bida w ith o u t lb * consent of th* Board. j o i i n i . u R L 'u t . u r C hairm an, Board of F ublle In stru c tio n fo r Ikm lnota C ounty, F lo rid a IV T. M ltwor Oominolo c o u n ty OUpsrintoadeoC o f PubUo In stru c tio n nnd S a-O fflalo Oocrotary ta th a Boord o f Public In stru c tio n P ublish May IS, A Ju n o t . U g o l Notice ls the Coast of flu Coaaty dodge, Semloelo Comity, Unto af Ploddo. Ia Frskafo. Margaret Knight, Rnsford; Wil­ lo re the Estate eft liam H. Herman, RuMsrd; L illi* HARRY g , RINEHART Deceased Redden, Sanford: Archie Wise J r , PINAL NOTICE Sanford; Ida Morrison, Sanford; Notice ia hereby gives that the Leslie A. Rraadok 111, TKaeviUe; ssdorsigaod will, oh tbs lHh day Adels Bagdo, Sanford; of June, A. D. 1M0, present to tbo Hoooroblo County Judge o( Seminal* County, Florida, bar final return, account and vouchors, So Administratrix of the Estate Benjamin Hughes, Sanford; Ro­ of HARRY E. RINEHART, deceas­ bert MoXee, Staford; Irm a Gib- ed, sad at sold time, then end eon, Sonfard; M artin Marie Ter- there, make application to the tap, Sanford; Mary Grant, Or­ ■aid Judge for a floe] settlement lando; Mrs. Erm a Kelly end baby, of ■bar administration of said Sanford; Mrs. Donald Hartley estate, and for nn order discharg­ end baby,: Sanford; Mrs. Jomoa ing her ns such Administratrix. Goss end baby, Sanford Dated taie the 10th day of Meg, A D. 1NQ. 01 Edith R. Croasley A d A d m lo U fo M ria e f * e Rite to of HARRY I , RINEHART . Dacca sod NEW YORK (UP!) - lagemer Publish May 1». M, June I, i Johansson became a bettlog fevortte for the first lime today to boot Floyd Patterson ta their re ­ turn heavyweight title fight, Jane Red the latest deelgn In shell basses. TMe twe bed* ream medal fenluroa herdhentd aiding. Never warps, rota, or mildews. Helds petal yearn laager. Johansson Top Choice In Bout r scTs n o t a msmb NOTICE 10 hereby given that we are engaged In bualbooa at Bautard, gsmtnolo County, Florida, under th* fleillloua asm* *f. Happy Arrea Klndsrgartan and that t Inland to roglPtor Mid name with lb* Clark of U* Circuit Court, Oominolo Couaty, Florida, ta acehrdanro with Ik* provisions ef lha Fleillloua Name Otstutoe, t*-wlti Soot Ion SM.es Florida OtatataS 1SIT. aig! Joaa sad Boors* Plltard M U -LA H ’S Arthur H. BeckwI d a rk at tbs Board Cemmiastasora sf ■ su S * " " . " T " having ADVBBTISBBakT S « t BIBS Ths Board of PubUo laatrunion gar oamlaola Couaty, Florida, will roooiva bids for U* faralaaing *1 all tabor, waUrtaW oautpmoat sod sorvioo* t oqsired fo r paving aad grading Work at Hsoaawsld B lam eaurr - • Ocheai, Seminole County, Florida, until !»>*e a b , June IK lisa, at tan School Admin loos*tlea Build I*ta, ftammtoalal Avoaaa, Oaaford, Florat which tlma aad plans tba B will he subMsty otsosd sad !!» M V S a y ^ S s ; M’ U N I C I P A L e SATURDAY S T A D .I U M EVENING BALL MAY PARK 21st ikll S P E A K I N G A T 7 : 3 0 P. M , B A L L G A M E A T 8:00 P M. A D M IS S IO N W IL L BE BY PRESEN TATIO N OF Y O U R a c a .ffJ E w o ti« "^ T e u w *tm c w * r _ UtU you to briny th* wboto fanily ' ■,':*f1’ I ‘-'jrtl’ . - t.’VsIt . s (. *t . . <. .»r ~f- 1. 7# “4 " '1-1 / • ' v■" » Sminoto Counto CnndkUtot spank ‘M R i ! �(Dsuah O - * By Abigail Van Bqreii DEAR ABBY: I am golt_ going to marry DEAR ABBY: I have been looking for a Job since last September. I am 22, a col­ lege grad (Liberal Arts) and people tell me I am nice looking and hnve a pleasing personality. I’d like a selling job. Everywhere I apply, I am told, "Sorry, but you have had no experience." Abby, how is a girl going to get experience if nobody will give her a job? INEXPERIENCED ...................... fellow but I find myself in a a v vee r ynice peculiar situation. Three weeks ago he took me to meet his mother, who seemed very charming. Soon afterwards she invited me over for tea and "a talk." When T arrived she had a friend of hers there who used to be a beauty operator. They spent the whole afternoon debating on how I should wear my hair and what I should do with my eyebrows. This afternoon my future mother-inlaw telephoned and asked me to stop over after work. She wanted to "teach me how to dress." Abby, I suppose everyone could* use a little advice along these lines, but I used to model for a wholesale house, and I go to a good beauty shop every week. People usually ask ME for advice on grooming and fashion and I am very hurt by the whole thing. 1 would like to get off the "redecorating hook" and remnin friends with this woman. But how? HURT DEAR INEXPERIENCED: If you're after a selling job, the first thing you must do is demonstrate your ability to sell a would-be employer. Make a case for a m chance to prove yourself. An employer is not likely to hire a sales person who Is content to take "no** for an answer with­ out a struggle. • • • DEAR ABBY: I met a man at a dance. He aaked me to dance. He was a wonder­ ful dancer and I fell in love with him at once. I aaked him to take me home and he did. Ha explained that he was a married man but didn’t get along with his wife. Divorce was out because of Religion. 1 kept calling him a t home. 1 knew It wasn't right, but I couldn’t help myself. I just went crazy over him. Hie came to my house a few times, but would never be seen with me in public. Z bought him a watch for his birthday. One day he mentioned he needed 8300 to repair his car. He didn't ASK for it. I insisted he take it and told him to pay me back when he got the money. After that 1 never saw him again. I called him up and ha aaid it was too risky to be seen going into my house. How do I get my money beck? And also the watch. FOOLISHLY YOURS DEAR HURT: Go—listen courteously, and then do as you please. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am eight years old and am going to be nine on September 10th and I have a question for you, Abby. Is there any such bird as the STORK or did they make that up, too? CHARLES i DEAR FOOLISHLY: The watch is HIS—but you got the works, Lady. Un­ less you want to make it a matter of pub­ lic Information, you’d be smart to write off the “loss” as tuition in the school of experience. DEAR CHARLES i Yes, there is a bird known as the stork . . . but don’t believe everything you hear about it. • • • "What’s your problem?" Write to Abby In care of {his paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. • • • • For Abby’s pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To Know," send 25c and a large, self-addresaed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. 'Eyewitness To History' Manages Optimistic Note ■y FIB D DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI)—A TV peep­ er's eotoourri: * P tritep elt was l*. keeping with Ike tradlUoe of up-best endian tbat CBS-TV's "Eye witness to HUlory" picked Its videotaped way through Ike summit rubble Tuesmebow ended the day night tad nptlmUtlc not*. h a tf-b o u r e a Television "Journey te Understanding," ea NBC-YV, concluded on a gloomier pitch. Wouldn't it bo a bock of a thing If history must record teat the last summit mooting ovor hold by civilised men was attended by Joey, Samoty, Voter, Prank and U til? "Doble QUlia" Included a cou- THURSDAY P. M. MS Sit* («> W s*lkar-:«»w «-K port» ( I ) H ighw ay P a ir 'd (it llan sy n o o n trs (I ) N ew s I t i l (1) S p o rts 1:11 C> W o s th s r (SI C »n(r*l r u . N«w« M l i»> W o sth sr (2 ) M ark ets M S (St tluQ iina s a d P i s h l n e <•) J o h n Daty (SI H u n U c y - lirln h ls y T:SS (SI Adv. Jim Bowls T:Co O ) n t a n l t y Uroa. 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M. • its *;00 7:111 7:10 7:10 1:00 1:11 1:00 1:11 1:11 1:11 to :0O IM S Hit* till* ( 1) (J ) tl) (<) III IS) (S) ( 1) (St it) (S) (I ) ( 3> (S) (I) (It <t) ( 1) (I) (I ) (tl (I) C sn U n sn ta t C lassroom T oday—D ays (ta rra w a y W sa lh s r - News C a rto c n a Hssra Nosss C a p ta in K a n e s ro a M orning T h s n lrs ttn m p sr Rnum ily i t o r y H ouse New—in te r v ie w s N a s i • W s a lh s r D ough R s Ml Had n o w s Show K a rto o n K a p sra On T k a a # Movls I'lay T o u r H unch P ric e Is ItlB ht I L ava L uer C o n c sn tra tlo a D scsm b sr U rids FRIDAY P. M. 11:00 ( t t (I ) IS) I M S XI) (•> . ( 0) H ill III I:*s ( l l ( 7) IS) t i l l ( 1) (SI (SI ItOI (I ) (It . (St T r u th s r C onssuusueso L o ss ot 1. 17a lis a lla s a U un It C euld Ua Tou S earch War T um errow L ava T h a t Boh a u ld l a c L ig h t B usts (Ism s a t Comedy A bout P a c ts ’ Mr. * M rs. N o rth As T b s W orld T u rn ! Bhroud of T u rin Quean B or A Day P a r D s tta r o r a o r W aras p a r la C s a rt (a T o n n e Shaw Korea* H ouse P a rty d a le n o r m T oung Dr. M aloao M illionaire B eat t» s C lack P rom T hese B o ats Verdict LV Ol__ _ ,to ToUrs W ho Da “ u T ru s t Comedy P layhouse house O IT'S TIME FOE CANNES, France (UPI) -W arm praise Wednesday for .a young Frenchman’s movie about the United States overjhadowed a flat fight at its screening caused by opera atar Marta Callas. The temperamental diva showed up at the Cannes Film Featlval for the first time for the showing of “ L'Amcrlque Iniolite" ("Un­ usual America). A list fight broke out on the slept of the festival palace between officials, police and pholographera manueverlng for positions to photograph the singer. Both European and American critics praised the film by Fran­ cois nclehcnbach in which mi professional acton were used. The young Frenchman used a documentary technique to produce a warm hearted portrait of the United Slates. Ideas For You If you arc interested in plastic surgery (and from the many tet­ ters I receive I know that you are), you should read tha new book, "Beauty Surgeon" ea told to Alyeo Canfield by Robert Alai Franklyn, M.D. Dr. Franklyn be­ lieves in plastic surgery as a means lo a woman's or man's happiness, succais and Well-being. He Is well-known la Hollywood, where moa and women tevo groat need of plastic aurgory to keep going. Many peoplo are beginning to resliie that to live with aa unaUractivs to sc, or lines tad wrin­ kles la simply not modern, and (o suffer from not having a walldeveloped bosom or from an ovorly-devolopod one, Is roollsh In this modem age, especially with Number of Emmy Awards Are Cut To Keep Viewers, Critics Happy By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — To the Inevitability of death and taaes can bo added the incecapabte awards made In show business. Coming up next month a rt the 1UM0 Emmy Awards, sponsored by Ute Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — the most criticised slautelle give-away pro­ gram of them all. Confusion ot categories — mch as pitting Jack Benny against Bishop Fulton Sheen for best male personality — caused howls of anguish from critics and view­ ers. To compensate for crowding diverse shows and individuate Into too few categories the academy increased the number at • wards test year. This led to a welter of 41 cate goriea. The outcry was worse than be­ fore. Everybody who over appeered on television — with the possible exception of J. Fred pie of deft, sparkling vlgoottca Tuesday night — Marjorie Ben­ nett aa a scheming grocery cus­ tomer and Doris Packer as a croquet-mad society matron, Arlene Francis limped on-stage after Injuring hersjlf at a dance rehearsal for NBC-TV’a "Arthur Hurray Party" Tuesday night. Sill I(1) t) Kathryn indicated It was a show( I) 1:01 ( t ) must-go-on gesture by Arlene but (I) It smacked mors of tha book IS) M < t) plug-muat-go-oa tradition. (SI ^ Last week, when Mrs. Hurray ( II told the inside story about why M l i l l (Sir Wish aba changed 'bar hair color from A m sr brunette to Hondo — it was Ar­ S ill (( II )) SBecrei ecret Storm of N lgnt thur's Idea — sbt asked ber fans M 0 v e n tu re "Tim s (,V> ? //, to writs in and tell to r bow they felt about tha sw itc h . On Tues­ •iM \\\ | i l T h ree Blunges ( I t l ’op sy s P layhouse day night’* show, te r guests— llln T in Tin Hiss Francis, Basil Rathbone and l i l t (») ( t ) C a rto s a s Phyllis Kirk — all voiced approv­ al. Miss Francis added a prosy ! * ,* OSSW ORD : r "ayo” vote for her mother. AudiD A ILY C RDOWN M SI. Candle. n e t applause also Indicated tl *1 1 ti.'lU U‘i X. Candlenut unanimous approval of tha blonde •:iiit 11*1 " • maker tree Mrs. Hurray. Personally, I pre­ till J Ml -’ ll 8. Lampreys 81.----• f grates i 4 II II > fer Arthur's hairdo. X. Rodent Juan M IIS •) i . • »l 1 1 •.Hand nook The protoogad writers strike IS' ( , ( 1 .1M M l ■ 1 4. Evening HIU 88. To draw baa lad to a flurry of statements . eft ,, ( r i • (to u t) (poet) SS.Oems by TV producer* wko say (bay ,! i ■c.' :m g.----- ea Uto 84. Inner* 81. Haul « il :1'M« • 1 :i 11 will continue to " refuse to use Mount IS, Totter • * ■i • MM 1 ‘ scripts previously rejected.” algal. ■. Intone is . Projecting ;i * - M 1 %li • T. Suspend ST. Plena ■•Ottanriaa W, Endured *eete*4ar‘e Saturn's t .T e m t t l . Noblemen M .O em aa ring* S3. Cut eteooly IS. Weak 14, HSU o a s gd. Feeding 84. One's 31.1 IS. Beck dwelling trough 38. Bell a ■83. Level 40. Mas s m «m 87. Meins * "maailp ■ Jsan&i WT French Movie On U. S. Praised BRYANT 18.7a toon loudly Mugga — wine on Emmy, wai the general complaint. But Uto TV Aendomy te nothing if it Isn't sensillva to publis e#laton>> This year lb* number of awards hai boon cut draatieally to a m en II, which la seven l* u than Ute movies' Oscar lineup. Who a n the shadowy charac­ ter* behind nil this maneuvering! Te such well-known M i­ as Walter Cronklte, Acad•my president, and producer Har­ ry Ackerman, who are trying to keep everyone happy. "But no matter what w* do, It’* wrong," aaid Ackerman, who la vie* pnsltfont and eseeulive producer of Screen U**t. • This year, however,we thiak we've found a "There will be 14 categories for the regular awards to porfermers, directors and the like. Than titers are seven general program eatgortea covering a fairly' broad •cate of shows. moa Ilka Dr. Franklya available, ly. Her hat, tboos, bag and a l who are oagar to help. The book accessories arc In the samo shade te published by Whllehorn Pub- of gray. Her Jewelry la usually Usklag Company and any book silver and is often combined with flora will bavo M or ana obtain gray pearls. It tor you. At a recent fashion show for Florida's cattle population, dairy men, I was Intrigued net only by and beef, was estimated nt 1,0M* tb* clothes designed by tho New 000 head on January 1, York Custom Doalgnort' Guild tad tto Manhattan Tailors' Asso­ ciation but with tbs startling In­ novation of the use of Oeean Poarl also to w n as Hotter of Poarl. It la used 1a buttons as well as te acrossortss, such as the tie clips and matching cuff links, and some of the Ocesn Pearl was dyed te *match the magniflelent fabrics. Tbs show was prssentod at the famous El Uorocco, where celebrities gathsr to see eaeh other and otter* go to see the cotebrlties. The decor was a per­ fect setting for such smart m w clothes tor men. who will taka te color llowly—but they are be­ ginsing to wear IL On* thing la aura. Wall-dressed men ore Inter­ ested ia bright linings for ovor•oats and, with the new pearl buttons, th* ladles must "gat with It" ■to keep stead of the men’s m w fashions. .V Tto "mowotoaa teak" is eatchlag aa, alia, and one wall-known wwmoa of tto carMr world wears all gray to matek to r kalr exact- K DOUBLE FEATURE * > -* > SEEI 8 E E L S E E 1 « AT U S T AMERICA CAN CHEER THE 6REATEST INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS THRILLS! tV Tonight Pat Boom entertains aa ABC at 8 p. m. Frankie Vaughan slags an Em it Ford's NBC stow a t 8: M. ABC's "Tto Untouchabtei" at 1:18 re pest* "Tto J a te Llngte Killing." An Ernest Hemingway short story, '(The Gambler, Tha Nun and The Radio" to e a M t • to­ rnInula special on CBI at 8:88. A hospital pelloat divert* himself by witching tto Ute-and-death drama af a Milter p stlaaL a Mexi­ can gatebtar. Charles Bickford. Eleanor Parker, aad Richard Coala hava tto mate rates. ONLY 6 DAYS UNTIL >6. Cl true to t* IN MASHHCtHT Si. 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ODRINEX la sold with title guarantee by: Teucbton Drag E ton I I E. Filled, THAN ANY M OTION PICTURE YO U W ILL • V A STUNT 'r C5C5*T �P ift 10 —T h u r* . Mar 19. *60 THAT W A S N 'T ’!! 1‘ rU N N V 2-R00M furnished apartment, 310 Magnetic. Phone A. K. Rosscttar, FJorlit, PA 2-lUl. 2-ROOM furuUbed apartment with bath and garage. 2220 N. Nar- HAVE jrou been looking for a good cUtua. PA 2-11*0. two bedroom furnished bouse but unable to find what you 2-BEDROOM upstairs downtown waptedr S E E STEMPER’S furnished apartment |0S per "Don’t Throw Your Money month. FA 2-2071. Away" Ad in the FOR SALE COLUMN. . SALE or RENT: New duplex. By owner. Modern. Kitchen equip­ ped.. 2313 Palnetto A r e . FA 2-4200 after 1:00 p. m. yoxit 7 jk u n r e v W r FURNISHED apartment, dean 2-BEDROOM home with Florida and dose la. Adults only. room, m baths, in DeBary. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. FA 2-7213. FURNISHED Cottage. FA 2-2600. SMALL furnished apartment, 000 Park Ave. FA 247731. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hosplta* A Baby Beds F U R N I S H E D t room gsragi By Day, Week or Month apartment. FA 2-3117 for infor­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE mation. Ph. FA 2-9111 111 W. 1st SL UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex apartment, kitchen equipped, private entrance. Apply 002 W. 27th. after 0:00 p.m. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex apartment; lake privileges. 9*3 month. / A 2-3720. yo u c m Y show MK A TWNmf j twr *v* wtop Kixan. r ? HAW TO 6 0 TO TOWN TO N T Mu*-. 3 BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4461. LAND WANTED . LOTS or ACREAGE Give lagal daicriptloa, price and terms. Writ* P. O. Box 272, Sanford, Florida. LAKEFRONT HOME Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath, CB situated on Lake Minnie. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. borne, Features include built in range, BROKER beating unit, water beater, W. B. Sblppy, Assoe. blinds, and many extras. Only 202 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3661 1 year old. Total price-430,000. Terms available! _ SEMINOLE PROPERTY LAKE FRONT: 103 feet on Urge, Stenstrom Realty * clear lake 10 minutes from San­ 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 ford. Concrete block house with "Open evenings til 1:90 PM" brick trim. Fireplace and many extras. Two bedrooms, one and 2-BEDROOM, Florida room, CB home. |430 down, 937.30 month­ one half baths. Jalousled Flor­ ly. FA 2-4373. ida room. Two ear carporte can be easily converted into COMMERCIAL: Lot 233 feet frontthird bedroom, bath and one age on 17-02. Casselberry. Only car carporte. Separate utility 9147 front -foot, 2>r» down. house. Lot Is 300'feet deep and is beautifully landscaped. Pric­ S t Johns Realty Cck\ warn x ' . ^ L I 1 ..L A. . . ^ ed at 233,000 with terms to re.ponsible purchaser. ESTATES: 3 bedroom, S t Johns Realty Co. SUNLAND Its baths, largo modern kit­ I l l North Park Ave.. chen. Backyard feneed. View of lake. 9300 and take up monthly LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath home payments. FA 2-3237. In Drcamwold, 2317 Osceola Dr. By Appointment 3-BEDROOM, 2 Uled bath bouse C. B. HOME: 2 bedrooms, 2 Sprinkler system. On two lots, 1300 Holly Ave. Ph. FA 2-6331 bsths. Terms available. Low down payment. 713 Briarcliff. APARTMENTS for rent at Stone 3-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip­ ped, available now. FA 2-2660. Island on Lake Monroe; 2 quiet cool, furnished apartments. Sum­ RENT OR SALE: 2 bedroom 113 ROSALIA DR: 3 bedroom, kit mer rates. Call FA 2-4260. home, Plnecrest. By owner. Im­ cben equipped home. 9300 down, mediate occupanry. FA 2-7363. 966 monthly. FA 2-4317. DUPLEX: furnished. Park. Ph. FA 2-7074. MHKT20 608800 7H13CASH rW v o u W T I7H0RS N0CAR CRRfNTWITHIN HUNBKDIWtiS 'AIHTIOU HIATO7 1 and 2 BR. furnished apartments 660 ft 963 mo. .. 2 BR. furnished house ITS mo. ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR Ph. FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha 6-ROOM unfurnished house, water heater, stove, refrigerator. Nice ROOMS: |7 weekly. 217 W. 3rd, location. Adults only. FA 2-2636. St. F A .22616. NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ ment private entrance. 107 Park Ave. SPANISH BUNGALOW: % bed­ PINECREST - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, room borne, 9062 Hibiscus Ct. fully equipped kitchen 960 per PARMER’S AGENCT? N. V. Farmer, Realtor Lillian Trama R. H. Ivers, D! H. Whitmore Associates. 2463 8. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 MENU FOR TODAY hours, FA 2-2616, FA 2-4621 Chiefs Delight 916,300 After Three bedroom, two bath CB on FA 2-0211, IK .2-3012 two acres lakefront. SEE IT NOW! • , iME — Fj bedroom, 2 'jath borne. Quiet Shoppers Special 63.663 Four community. LR. 13* x 30*; DR-r Two bedroom frame in town, kitchen, built In stove, disposal.' $130 down. Utility room wired for washer and dryer. Corner lot 100’ x 120’ SPECIAL SERVICE with 12 orange trees. Low down BRANCH OFFICE payment. No qualifying. Phone W. H. “ Bill" Stamper Agency FA 2-3314. Realtor ft Insurer 2601 Park Drive FA2-SSS1 ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates - 2-LOTS—No. 10A ft 11 In block 11 of Drcamwold Sub. According Registered Real Eetate Broker to Plat Book 3, pages M’ ft 61 Ph. FA 2-1301 17-03 at Hiawathaand plat book 4 page* 30 ft 06 Seminolo County Records. Write LAKE MINNIE — 2 bedroom, 1 Mrs. Boa Rlee, 930 N. T2od bath, electric kitchen, Ho per Are., Hollywood, Fla‘. month. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Raaltev Raymond Lundquist, Assoe. MAYFAIR — 9 bedroom, 2 hath, FA f-S tll Atlantic Bank Bldg. separate dining room, fireplace, 1110 per month. BAY AVENUE- 1 bedroom, com­ pletely furnished, 970 per month. LARGE SHADY OAKS Contact property manager at — surround this beautiful I bad- m Stenstrom ..Rgalty of exceptional beauty, fully tllad bath, aacloaad garage, kitchen equipped, plus barbecue pit, all for 21EM0S6L with terms ar­ ranged. geo it today, move lx immediately. Contact Seminole Realty. 1661 P u k A T a., FA 1-6X13. u iu r-ir S t Johns Realty Co. DONT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY Paying thorn akyhigh rente wbeiq you can own this fine, two bed* room and den, completely fur­ nished home, located in quiet neighborhood for only 971 PER MONTH after making n LOW down payment. READY TO MOVE INI CALL US TODAY! W. H. “Bill" Stemper Agency Realtor ft laenrer THE TIME TESTED FI1M Phene FA 1-4661 112 M. P ark 116 N, Park Ave. Ph. PA 24123 Phone FA 24331 9161 Park Di« ^ MOVES 1 YOU IN 50 - FROM - SO ■V ■^ 1 r •«. 1 •1 HOMES �Something Now, SenLthing O ld - W ANT ADS Are As Cood As Cold I REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL 2344 (’ranch Ava. Realtor “ Call Hall" Phone FA 1-3441 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. Ataurat VA loan. $330 down, $78.01 per month. Sunland Es­ tates. PA 2-2S3T. $550 DOWN Thur*. May 19, '60—Pag* 11 21. Furniture IS. Special Service* 5. Real Estate For Sal# USED FURNITURE] I Twin alia TV, 1130 RCA 11"; 11 GA. Brown- 1*00, E.Z., Sows eo buttons, makes Innenprtng mattresses A-l cooinf automatic; HO Ga$e train butonboloa automatically, oc dilion, each $13.00; 3 tola ike layout, S amines, N cars; port­ braidorya, appliques. Faymossta rebuilt Hollywood bodi, each able sewing machine; com posit >.lo. Writ* Credit Manager, $>.30; 4 twin alio Intiersprint bow; 3$ arrow*, fletchera, qui­ Box 30, e/e Sanford Herald. ver: • band radio; M" girls mattrcaaei, oacb $10.00; a 33" Inntripring mattresses, each $11.30; L full alto orthopedic mattress, Ilka new, $10.30; 1 full lixa box spring, like new, 11 INCH TV. RCA fiahogany eonsale, excellent condition. Call $13.00; 1 aet maple bunk boda FA M W . with Inntenprlnx mallrtaac* $30,30: 1 M" Hollywood bed; 1 repossessed Da* A Nl$hler ■ora $20.30; 1 maple vanity M INCH Prigidalre electric *tove» I lk . w * . r o l l V A « M t« dreaaer $11.50; S$" Rollaway bed* with lanenpring mattresses $11.73; 1 3-piece aectienal $>.30; LAMBRETTA 1 plaitic occasional chair $10.00; MOTOR SCOOTERS 1 full site rebuilt Beauty Rest BELL’S SHELL 8ERVICB mattress $24.30; t twin site coil 13th A French A m ­ ' REDI-MIX-CONCRETE iprin$, h e a v y duly $10.00. m o Free TV S tatu e 17" Window SUM $1.1$ ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY, with oath aneater purchase •4" Window Lintels $1.13 and * Magnolia. Ph. FA 1-0331. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. aw Elm Avo. Ph. FA I-S731 22. Articles For Sal* GROVE FOREMAN, age 23 to 43. Yoar round employment with well established company In Clermont area. Paid vacaUan. Excellent advancement oppor­ FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully given Mattress renovating, up­ tunity for ambltloua and consholstery and slip covers. Cus­ ciantioua man. Nice bouse furn­ tom built bedding made to or­ ished. Salary commenaurala der. Call or come In. Ntx Bed­ with ability and 'xperlance. Re­ ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1MI ferences required. Must pas* So. Sanford Ava. FA 2-211T. physical examination. All replica confidential. Box H. A., e/o AUTO GLASS Sanford Herald. Beautiful 3 Bfdrxim 1 Bath Home SEMI-RETIRED MEN. over 40. with Hardwood floors. O. E desiring to supplement their in­ equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ come, eel ling ‘Specialised Light­ tically controlled Heat Well, ing Products; call or write Landicapped Lot on Dead End E. G. Yeary, 1023 N. Washing­ Street where Children play in ton Ave., Titusville, Fla., Ph. safety. We will be proud to ihow AM 7-3303. yea thle today. MOVE RIGHT IN HELP WANTED, retired gentleFHA Financing—No Closing Coat man for position aa caabier. See — for an appointment call —, Mr. Print* between 3 and 7 Helen E. Noonan at P. M. at Movisland Drive In W. H. Bill Stemper Agency Theatre. No phone calls. FA 3-4131 FA 1-4M1 INSTALLED Windshield Back Ginns Door Glass Vent Gluts SERVICE Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. Ill W. 2nd St. FA1-4423 TV Servico within tho hour. Re­ pair your TV for $7.30, in your home or no charge. Sun$hlie TV, FA 1 $$33. CULL CUCUMBERS $1.00 bu. in your container. Harold Kaatnar, West ISlh. S tm t FREEZER; Deluxe 22 foot upright $ months old. Take up payments FACTORY TO YOU $2133 month. See Clyde Walla ALUMINUM at DeWitt Trailer Court. VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag.pfoof bottom Sail Un Your Furniture, Qt rail with phutia ends. Plastic Service With The Cask. SUP or rare* tapes. Cotton or nylon TRADING PORT. PA I-M77. “ Do It YouraclT WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E HOUSEWORK, FA 2-1 Machinery and Supply Co. 107 W. Ind St. Ph. FA 14412 AIR CONDITIONING H. B. POPE CO. r o R Path - FA urn Senkartk Glaaa and Paint Co. • BIG VALUES llf-114 W. End SL FA 2-4821 • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 1330 CADILLAC *43" 4-door, auto­ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP! 15*A Beauty Parlor* matic transmission, radio A S-BDRM. block bom*. Low dowa heater. Will take Dad* In. Call WILSON - MAIER 12. Plumbing Service* payment, VA loan. FA 2-5271. GARDEN TRACTOR with mower t Satisfied customer is our host New and Used Furniture Jesaoe Quirk at FA 10814. advertisement. SI! E. First St. FA 43422 LIVING ROOM furniture. Call at­ attachment hie sale or trade. PLUMbING FA !4 3 » . d. Mortgage Loan*______ tar 4:00, FA 14342. HARRIETT! BEAUTY NOOE it reeling A Repairs New A Uaed Furniture A Appli­ 103. So. Oak .... Ph. FA 14741 Free Estimates MORTGAGE LOANS ances. A Good Place To ROYAL SpartaneUa, all aluminum, R. L. HARVEY Commercial and BUY, SELL or TRADE m i. 33', wall to wail carpeting, ' Conventional Residence excellent condition. FA 34Wi Jenkins Furniture WISE and JOHNSON FA 2-74J* > 1 Magnolia Ph: GA S-34> SALE or TRADE for something m Sanford Ava. ________ Orlande, Fla._______ af equal value, er will RENT: ROLLAWAY, HoeplUl and Baby I bedroom Spartan h e a l * Beds. Day, Wark, or Month— 7. Bualaaaa Opportunities Plumbing A Hotting FURNITURE CENTER AIR CONDITIONING 11W French Av*. MAJOR ofl CONTRACT tad REPAIR WORM Ph. FA i-m * lease, FA I»T>I or FA I W 1S0T Sanford Av*. . FA 14311 S. Female H aS T w Iatod " * AVON CALLING Fieasnat dignified part time House Wiring — dtoctrle Service WHITE STOKESIA plants $230 Sid Vlhten per doten. 1W4 Palmetto Aye. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I l l Magnolia FA $4$ll COMPANION for elderly ptraoa; room, board and natary. Stone Island, Enterprise. P b * a a FA I-4M4 or FA 34IW. RIDE QUARTER HORSE, S years old, urefl m ined and easy I* han­ dle. FA !47>. ■remiese. Salary $133, ream ead hoard. Seminole County Mona*. FA 1-0413. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goods [in (htW tiam BUSINESS FOR SALE 2 $0444 E. lit. Ph PA 34$$J to H. P. JOHNSON Javeil" motor, electric starter, excellent condi­ tion. FA 2-4444. COMPACT CARS! COLORED MAID: mart live an dmaaat laundry hi buainane a t same location for 4 yuan. Near supermarket with plenty ef parkfcm are*. Handling wash sad dry bundtea and agency far dry alaaalng and finished laun­ dry. Total pries ef $4,300 Inchides all washer*, dryers, fix* IN COMFORT IN AN HOLLER MOTOR BALES ha* a wide anlectiaa af. am cart money ca* buy . . . Theae ar* eRuipi^ wilh aU •xlraa (hat taka tha work out af driving. . PLUB AIR Cl SOmUomoRlee *5$ CHEVROLET $171.141$ Oread view Ave. FA 1-32M. CLEAN 1133 nine passenger Pon­ tiac wagon, power brakes, ra ­ nfmiswrsra, lAttviuriui, dio, baa tar. $*M ph. FA 1-111$. menu, Invokes, hand bills, tad p r e g r a m i . stc. Progressive Printing Co. Plw*a FA $-to$lSM West 13th S t FA l-7T> after • : > P. M, Sewing Mach. Repairs Call Financing can bo arranged. ALL MAKES A MODELS RENTALS |3 WEEK 8> W . First it. (14 hr. ser.) FA 13823 Odham&Tudor Smith Ptoecrmt Sunland Estates MOVING TO SANFORD Will tmde or sell my S bed­ room, S bath| home in Orlando for property i* Renford. C ontact............. FLA. CROSSROADS REALTY SSI N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando GA t-5141 58 OLDSMOBItE ★ NO. 1 F A M ILY C A R ! ★ NO. 1 E C O N O M Y C A R ! Tudor Hardtop Fully Equipped - Bountiful Rad and White Tutoue FlUlah • Whit* SUtowala • New. laald# aad Oat. dr NO. 1 Q U A L IT Y C A R ! ★ NO. 1 RE-SALE V A L U E ! Gat ymir Rambler American tudor aedau equipped with radlnlag seat*. undercoat lug and turning nlgnala, at Bill Hemphill Afeieru today . . . They’re going far only, , , , 57 0LDSM0BILE 98 Fordor Hardtop With Vary Lew Mileage Out. a IT-**, | mum Ba. of wmtend Claatag Coat Aa Law A r lltS T A F IA . FHA-IW4ERYICM 1 Tear PereeaefTettoloettan 57 FORD SA V E "$ 6 0 0 M a r SUliaai Wagwa With Sporty Tatam* la d ■ad White Palut aad White Sidewaha. Far Ahara G U A RA N TEE Tear pare—al aatiefaction fee aa* full year m tho saaetra tton of year home ev mem back. Average. DEMONSTRATOR 57 LINCOLN AND Wo agree that If daring ala aigalag ef SALE No WmJtlng! We hive o complete line of Amerfeo'i Favorite Family Compact Car on display Now! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Feeder Sadaa Fully Equipped With AS Factory DODGE & DART C O U N T Y M O TO RS . Tudor Hardtop Equipped With A l Fartary fart la Evary Way.' • B I L L • EMPHI BAN FORI), FLORIDA • Dedge • Chrysler • Sim cal S ltH . PIRBT RT. M .P A M J H Fh. V n 0 ♦Av M M ! W W " �fa g a 12—Thurs. May 19, ’69 BANISH D R U G O B U G S ! *■ FLY A M O SQUITO K IL IM 12-OZ. PUSH BUTTON . . . IN M CT KILLM HOUtl A OARDIN . 1 M L ANT A ROACH KILLM S OZ. PUSH BUTTON . . . R O S I A FLOW IR SPRAY 1I-OZ. PUSH BUTTON S T O R E S MOTH DEODORANT 14 O*. * . . « « • 1.19 BRIDGEPORT INSECTICIDE SPRAY 12 OZ. AIROSOi . . . MRS. ESTHER EVANS w u Insulted u new president of the Business end Professions! Women's Club slonr frith • elete of other officers. Shown et the induction meeting ere, from left, Mrs. Nells Livinfston, eorresl l i i i n f secretery; Mrs. Jessie Brinson, second vice president; Miss Adrienne C. Welts, pest president Flo- SLUG-A-BUG SPRAY 12-OZ. AIROSOL . . . re v o lv in g BUG BOM B HOME Art Federation Plans 'Paintnik' Picnic Sunday OUTGOING BOUTHSIDR PT-0Prsaldent Dob Bales, left, eonvrstulstee mewtf elected, president H. W. Rnwle while ether officers look on. Left to right* Bales, Rawls, Ernest Southward, first vice president; Mrs. J. C. Miteheli, second vice president end Mra. Welter Cook, secretary. ‘ ; . (Herald Photo) , NEW YOBTfUriMtovlat Pre­ mier Mktte Khmhcbev'i summit Mew up has caused "some, but set swap" Aasarkaa touriaU to cansat summer tripa le Bastors Eurape and Bsaata, a quick survey ef travel agenda* shewed today. Marvin Dwtsch, managing adl- PAA'QeSKfSS Nikita M ay Hove . M ined Tha Boat IHMANAPOUB (OFI> - The president at •■firm which bulk a Jet heat tor President Elaanhawer to aim to Nikita B. Khrsahebev aald today the Runlas H m ilsr may have missed tha host, literally, whan ha torpedoed the summit eouferenet. The HAM heal, an II • foot Jet eruieer hearing a silver phqus, abowad agraeloa wars receiving numerous Inquiries but that moat travalera w an apparantly taking a "wait sad aaa stUluda." loma agent! are advising clients to eaacal thalr tripa, ellbar becauio they believa Aswrlcani may ba aubjtclad to uncomfortable hos­ tility or because they feel that "If lhe’a set good aneugh for them, ra era iheold go." Jack Wlermms, prsaldent at American Teurlat Burras, a "wbolaaalo" agency which hasdla« arrange<uenU with RwuU't Intouriat and otbera tor stbsr aessetsa. aaid bo toll that "U they don’t want President Elsrahewer, why should we Asa them M million dollars In tourist monay." Ha aald ha aim felt thing* might he "thoroughly unpleasant" 1.59 and - 'r CAR W ash brush No more stretching to dean, cars window* '•wn furstture. etc. Hat beilt-ie abut-oH ascs» The florid* Federstloo of Art Is *pensoring a "paintnik" In Da8s ry Sunday, from 10 a. m, to 4 p. ta. > "paintnik", in caas you don't know, la a picnic for paint* o n , where they era picnic and paint and alto bo observed by curious spectators. Thli "paintnik" wilt bt held on lbs lawn and ground! at the hiltoric Count DeBary Manilon. which la Um atata beadquartan for th« Art Padaratlon. Tha Fadaratloo baa announced Uut ipsetatora a r t wtlcomt. Adminion wlU ba M cants and boveraga and cako a rt included Is lbs sdmUaioii. Anyone wfee is really hungry Is tdvlsad to bring bii owa lunch. Artists (ro a at) over Florida will ba painting. If you have savor •sen an artist a t work hats la Um chance. AI R MATTRESS Fun on Hm batch, In the mater, camping, etc with this 64*x24* inflatable, V QkaA vinyl Mttrassl N O W ...you can lot your hair wake up and be lovalyl CAMP STOOL PAINT SPRAYER STEP-O-STOOL Nidi at ttardy y*l Ngkt- h«, aohal aaula cesboN ruili *Ui slial withibmi A t ounMUsed to VOGUE and LADIES MONK JOURNAL • Impartial Law Nerved Seminole County Deputy Sheriff. ■1 f Years As Chief ' Large Door Mirror * Active Member Central Baptist Chinch Car W ish Brushes Will Devots Pul Time To This Office Year Supped Appreciated Patio Lights With Cord <• / 9 Ml i Captain Bells Loud Clear Ring m e * UEF FROM P A I N W IR T l J S T A N B A C K 1 IS IM s VALUE tr ■ tS f l Q U A LIT Y i £ 2 r n ^ 2 2 * iaft^Mtv lMTT. 1 I I f / i/ im " i �Ml , Collins Endorses Carlton In Governor Race Atlas Zooms To Record Jn Flight CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — America today fired an Atlaa mis­ sile With e dummy warhead on a 1.000-mile flight t o e petat off the Hb of South Africa. The *Wt>ot Atlaa took SI minutes to make a trip that, aimid at the northeast, would have penetrated deep late the heart ef the Soviet Union. I The AUbb soared 1,000 miles to Rhe edge of space with tht dummy warhead plus 1,000 pounds Of “nor­ mal research and development" instruments. The note cone bit the water Just north ef Prince Edward Island, off the sou the re Up of Africa. The shot exceeded the prevloua long distance mlaalle mark set by Russia,—7.TB7 miles over the Pacific Ocean last January with n -called “ super rocket." The Air Force said the purpose of the teat “wai to obtain date on re-entry at Increased velocities re­ sulting from longer range flights.” The Allas passed between South America and Africa but did not cross any land maiaea, the Air Force said. Two ablpa and an airplane were staUoned downrange to track the missile’s Bose cone. ADM longest previous prWTIVUB HOI - The shot «7 by IH an Atlas wss s ,r a miles ever the Atlsnllc. As it pulled from Us psd snd - dissppesred Ugh tale n baay sky toward the southeast, the Atlas appeared well ea Its way to an historic flight that would' over­ shadow the best that Russia has offered publicly to the way of t a g distance shots. Soviet missilemen fired a multis t a g e d ballistic mlssllt last JenW ikry that sent Us nosa cone into ' the Pacific Ocean S0Q miles from Pesrl Harbor and wUhin twe miles ef Us Urget. That abet severed 7,7*7 miles. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. LrRoy CollLni today endorsed Doyle I . Carlton Jr. Cor governor in the May M run-off primary. Colllna, who made the- announce■ant at hit weakly oawa confer­ ence, aaid ho thought Carlton r« a the candidate beat qualified and equipped to make this elate the heat governor." “ 1 abaft vote for him on election day," the governor said. Collins aaid Carlton had "d e a r­ ly indicated” he wanta to keep the Mate ea Ue present nuree in racial matters. And CoIUna said he was proud of the course the state had been following for the peat yean. He aaid, "where is there another state that haa done a better Job in this area than Florida." to the campaign debate Thursdsy night, Carlton aaid he would do every* thing lawfully he could to maintele icbopl aegregatlon, but would oever order a achool cloeed. Bryant reiterated his stand tor segregation, but added. “I will never close the schools el Flor­ ida." Both aaid they favor raises for teachers and a minimum wage law, Colllna' announcement he would eupport Carlton came as a longawaited Indication el hla eboke la the governor's race. •Colllna aaid bo haa no present plana to make a speech on behalf of the Wauchula rancher “ bet I never close the door." Colllna apparently broke hla long silence aa a result of much pres- sure from Carlton supporters. It also was believed that recent en­ dorsements of Bryant by former Gov. Millard Caldwelt and Mra. Dan McCarty helped force Colllna' band. He refUsrd to endorse a candi­ date In the first primary and had indicated until hla announcemtnt today that he would keep mum un­ til election day. The outright attack on Collins' policy toward the touchy rare problem by Caldwell Thursday night also played a part In the surprise Collins announcement. The governor had said earlier that ha would stay out of tho campaign unless forced to de'end his administration. Caldwelt said in a statewide broadcast Thursday night endors­ ing Bryant that the Collins ad mini- •i rat ion was "soft toward integra­ tion." Colllna' endorsement of Carlton brought e stream of questions from newsmen on tht race angle ol the campaign. But the governor refused to com­ ment on whether the election of Bryant would, hi hit opinion, be a repudiation ol the racial course taken bp the Colllna administra­ tion. ; Carlton and Bryant Indicated In their Pensacola debate Thursday night they hold doubts about the wisdom of capital punishment. The heavily-populated areas of the Southeast Florida roast draw both men from the Florida pgr.handle today aa they stumped through Dada and Broward coun­ ties. j Carlton aaid in Ew television debate be favora modification ad the eapltal punlihmaM law. He aaid there la a definite dfsUnclta between a man who ktlla with pre­ meditation and one who ktlla ea Impulae. “ It haa been proved that aapBtil puniahment la not ■ daticrenB _______ to crime," he said. Bryant u ld he would hate to be faced aa governor with the problem of allowing a man to be put to dtalh. He said he beta that If capital puniahment were abolished, persons who commit capital crimes should ho put le prison permanently. The debate failed to preduee clashes such aa occurred at simi­ lar appearances to Tallahassee and Miami. r • WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86-04. Low tonight, 62-68, United Praia Leaned Wire Established <908 SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1960 TWO LYMAN High School students, Mary Lynn McCanna and James Henry Beusee, have been awarded |400 a year general scholarships to be used in preparation for careers as teachers. The two students were selected in a competitive examination taken by more than 1,000 stu­ dents In the state. Another Seminole County student was also named recipient of the award. She is Dian Aiken of Seminole High School, (Herald Photo) Tornado Levels Kansas Town NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p m.: American TAT .......... American Tobacco....... Bethlehem Steel ....... Chrysler ...................... Curtiss • Wright . . . . . . DuPont ....................... Eastman Kodak . . . . . . . Ford Motor ............. General Electric ........ General Motors .......... Graham • Paige ........ Int. T A T ................ Johnson Electronics .. Lor ills rd ..................... Minute Maid . . . . . . . . . Penney ........................ Penn RR .................... Sears Roebuck .......... Studebakcr ............ Westinghouse El.......... “ We must be prepared for the international outlook to become more stem." Ho praised President Eisenhow­ er tor wisdom snd courage in an­ nouncing an and to U-t flights and dedtnad to predict what Khrush­ chev haa In-store for Berlin. Macmillan said Khrushrhev gave ne suggestion shortly before tho summit meeting wai to have started that he intended to wreck it Ha rold Khrushchev mentioned the apy plane incident in a letter eight days before the conference and otpresaed belief the confer­ ence would achieve Utile. But be did net indicate hla own course, Macm|lUn aaM. Macmillaa aaid Khrushchev Mated in the letter he would not negotiate under threats, but that Britain beltoved those “threats" ended whan Eisenhower, sold the apy ftighto had he— euepended. News Briefs Fidi Catch Off - w t a u i u n m u M ID I, i •eoforrf\Greybo—d-Bt. Petersburg tofttbtlT cam* Admission price to the rally at toe audio* wiU be o voting r*g-latratioo card. Thr— —m m iasta races will he at stake In the primary and a constable's post in District 4 and Peace Justice peat to Dis­ trict «. to Races Include: District S County Commission; J. D. Cordell and Ted Williams; District t, James Avery snd ’ Incumbent Lawrence Swodord; District I, Incumbent Homer Uttie and John FiUpatrick. In the eo—table's race, Bob Carroli will faeo O. O. Own snd Elmer-Ashley nod Homer Bowen —T h . In . 'enwortb tornado '“ caueed comto* erable damage. Houses and barns' Just disappeared acd we're trying to find out If anyMe la Missing.”, The American Red Goes sent a disaster unit to lUusvUie and Silver Lake, near Topeka, Kan., a tornado swooped through Mail Rate Hike Asked after the farm area. Nina nomas were WASHINGTON (UPI) —The U. S destroyed and several persons tod Chamber of Commerce urged Con­ Jured. gress today to atrenmltoo the BeThe twister skimmed across ti—'a mall handling and raise poatal rates to make tha Post Olflce Department aelf-auppmUng. The chamber called for postal rats in­ crease* — Ural, second and third class mail to wipe out tho expect­ ed ISM million I'oit Office Depart­ ment deficit in the next fiscal year. Stales commercial in IBM totaled 3,100,000,000 pounds, slightly below the record catch to IMA’ The average price paid' fish­ ermen was 4.71 cents per found, the lowest In to years. Merger Vote Asked LOS ANGELES (UPI) ~ Isle Errol Flynn's teenage to mate, Beverly AadUnd, haa •vangcliM. ' Superior Judge AUon Miliar, finding Beverly to ha “a bad girt but not real bad,” aaubbad tha IT* year-old btanda'a ■ ether sad awarded custody to tha Bar. Leonard Eltera aad Ua wife. • T a vary happy," sobbed Bee- NEW YORK (UPI) - Stockhol­ ders ef the Atlantic Coast Lint Railroad and Seaboard Air Lin* Railroad will be asked to vote approval later thin year ef a mer­ ger of the two lines. Termi of the prepoaad ACL-Seeboard merger cell tor the creation of a new company to be known ts Seaboard Coastline Railrosd Co. Collins Still Trying TALLAHASSEE IUPI) - Gov. LeRoy Collins said today ha has written n*w lettars to three presi­ dential hopefuls asking them to meet with tho Florida Democratic e—vention delegation to discuss the Issues. Tha governor said be a—t toe leUar—'v Senators John Kaaaady, d Johnson and Stuart SymingtM. Hate Rally Staged TOKYO (UPI) —MiUloaa af Chi­ nese Communist staged a "hate America” rally In Peiping and its suburbs today and a leader liken­ ed the U. I. position at tho summtt conference to a murderer fleeing tha law court. Teng Hsiaoping, general secretary of th* Chiaoaa Communist Party, lad what tba Communist Now Chian Nsws Agency called an “unprecedented mammoth rally" Jn Peiptop to back Nikita Khruaficbav aad con­ doms what ha called "U. S. aggreaaMs aad prevocattoa." Final School Day For SHS Graduates Search Continues For NAS Crewman Navy aaarch planes today con­ tinued to comb th* Banana River area west of Patrick Ate Fore* Base, for toa third victim of a Sanford based Navy Jet that crash­ ed Wednesday end took tha lives ef lu three-man crew. Still missing was Aviation Mo­ th sale i c Gtan Llmbert ef 174014 Magnolia Avt., Sanford. Tha other victims were L4. Har­ ry A. Lackey 11 of 111 Oakland Dr.,.tha pUoi and instructor pilot LL (jg) Louis M. Beverly of 416 Briar CUfL Funeral aorvicea tor Lt. Beverly will ha conducted at t a. mTuaaday. Gramkow Funeral Home reported., Tha Navy will apaa a court of Inquiry Into th# causa of tba crash next week. Tha culmination of 13 t a g years of bcIim ] will coma to a rlimax today for the 1PM graduating clan kt Seminole High School. A “ Fun A f t e r Graduation" •vent will taka placa at Now Smyr­ na Batch Monday,, undar tha superv lsta of Mrs. Harry Robson, chairman of tha all-day picnic .Th* event la being sponsored by the Rotary Club with the assist­ ance of bcal merchants. Those donating to too affair were Ralph Wight, William Shook, Earl Toney and tho Winn Dixie Store and Hollar Motors. Tha mothers participating to tha annual event are Mrs. WUliipn Shook; Mrs. R. E. Osterholm; Mrs. Ned Julian; Mra. Fred Wil­ liams; Mrs. Earl Toney; Mra. H, L. Osborne; Mrs. William Btemper; Mr*. E. II. Alexander; Mra. R. C. Wood; Mrs. S. D. All­ rod; Mra. J. 0 . Osborn and Mrs. J. V. Stowell Jr. Urn members of tha Sanford Elks donated too chairs and Hugh CarltM, principal of Plnecrest school, loaned tha use at the school's speaker, Queen Mother's Romance Denied Poloco today ompkoUoolly doolcd a report appearing to a Now York Tb# Sanford Art Assn.’ will prenewspaper that Qua** Mother Ett- •em « brand a*w aatectiafe. of T isa h rik , M. waste t* marry tor S T .L : £ •wholly without Tha Haw York ££ £ P S ® foam noma to 4 p. m. Sunday- Th* a mot la flea's auction, with too Navy’s Jack From as aucflotmor, will ho hold m 7 p. m. Monday. A s display will to mam to too 4,000 Marchers Say'Ban The Bomb' AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS of tha Armod Fore** Day celebration hare 'Saturday will bn a tour of a Navy craah boat uand in rescuing downed fly> ere and ahipa in distraite, The boat, docked at tha Lake Monroe bandahell, arrived here from the Mayport Naval Air Station. The craft will be opened to tha public from l i a. m. to 8 p. m. (Herald Photo) SUMMIT, Alaska (UPI) - A ski-equipped helicopter tailed to­ day in its attempt to rescue an injured woman and four injured men who have been stranded aince Tuesday aa Ml. MrKlalay, North American's highest mountain. The helicopter wai forced to re­ turn to Ft. Greeley for repairs. Paul Crows, leader of the stranded group, ridiped that “all (iva persona a n to worsening con­ dition." Youth Charged With Fire, Theft LONDON (UPI) - Buckingham to th* be too ho »bow I to.our Mra. Of too J. O, ma* and it work* brim o." “Tba association's numbers, experienced artista and heginacre, all have Moo working to add to too cultural pursuits of th* community and w* hope toelr efforts will giv* a n pleasure I* tha public." Mra. DeWiT saidTho auction will ha held to halo defray expenses for soma Senn­ nail County youagater to tha annual aammor camp Bar art hower haa coma under (he to* fluence ef American “ cold war circles" who have ne Interest In reaching a settlement with Rueala. Kbruahchtv, frowning darkto wUle a Carman interpreter read hla speech to I,MB Communist functionaries In East Berlin 'MkA he admitted that “ P re s to A jK * se n b o w e r has a tougher p N H M ’ than I do." He told the CofflmuatoH Me Pentssoo was opposed toWBMBr fUl negotiations St tbe‘ StoM K and arranged the d lsp aM D jflB Intelligence plane ever t k r f iM K Union ea May Day to enter to sabotage toe chiefs ef govern ai eeB meeting. * Eaat Berlin ooaamunleta rounded up tone of thousands of paras— to cheer Ebroehchov when he the streets of BaM Berlin to went under heavy guard through apeak at the rally. The Rada orifinally planned SO outdoor rally but after Khrushchev wag, shooed id . Faria, they as noun red he wouid apeak 1—lass to toe Werner Beeleublndor Hal when the audience ef 10.000 eeud be earefull screened. President Charles DedaUlle of France Indicated to hla cabined today he will steer o more In* dependent course ia world at­ ta in following the summit fiasco, DsGsuUt called the cabinet tote special session to discuss th* effects of toe summit collapse, H* will report to the nation to a broadcast next Tuesday. Eisenhower relumed home to­ day to • scheduled fanfare at trumpets and warm bipartisan welcome designed to show national unity to the few ef Russian to* suite end threats. The president, returning from U»e scuttled summit conference la Parte and a hero's reception to Lisboa, was scheduled to land at Andrews Ate Fores Base at I p. to. Police turned over t* county Juvenile authorities a IS-year-old youth believed to bava started a minor Are at Magnolia and Sixth St. Wednesday and to bare broken Into Franklin'a Curb Market an W. Ulh SI. The boy has admitted, I* police that he ran away irom .b Miami reform school tost wfck, they said. Polio* are rhtrlrgig out bin story. Tha Marin* Barracks af tha Sanford Naval Ate Stetloo will spotlight to* Armed Forces Day activities Saturday with a make believe attack on a fortified "pill­ box," similar to thorn rood on tho batUflfialds of Tarawa and Iwo Jlma. A riflo squad composed of U Marinas, armed with maebino guns, flame throwers and o baaooka, will be used to capture the two loot high pUl box, located at toa Bortbeast aid* of the air­ field. The Air Station will opaa Ua gates at It a, m., following Uw parade which will atari at f;M a. m. J. 0. Galloway, grand marshal of the event mid the parade will form promptly at B a. m. on Oak Ave. at too Fourth St. intersection. At HM, to* parade will'begin ha Jaunt along Oak Are., to Firm St., turn oaat an* move ohm* Firm l* S at Carina Avo. ' "Thera will be a deputy marshal •l each alreet intersection la dir­ ect aay unite arriving late ter th* formation," Galloway aaid. Tba parade will be highlighted with a model of to* A3J Vigilant* Jot bomber mounted aa a float, for a pre-latroductioa preview of the type cratt that will be based •I too Naval Air Station later to the sum mar. Mora than l,!So civilians and military personnel including four Seminole County marching bands will b* featured. Tha activities will climax with tba open houM at the Navy base from 11 a. m. to I p. m. Tha camera regulation baa been waiv­ ed by Capt. Robert Ilya to allow tba public an opportunity to get pictorial avid*nee of toa Navy’4 role to "Power for Peace.'’ A Nviewiag stand will ba con­ structed at First and Magnolia with aourijr oad oily official* *** military - m m ia lim vtowfl* tho parade. NEW YORK (UPI) About 4.QI* man, women and children, d ia ll­ ing and tinring “ ban the bomb" marched through the heart of Manhattan early today in demonairatc In front of United Nnilona hrmtquartera against nuclear te#*». They marched down Broadway ami through Times Square af.rr lirarim speeches by ItM Repub­ lican presidential candidate Alf 31. Landan, ?.!.*». E.cr.to; Roo. vel, and labor leader Walter R a ­ ther at a rally In Madison Square Garden. About 17,000 persona were pres­ ent at the Garden rally, sumsored by the Nnllaosl Committee for a Bane Nuciea. Policy, Carrying signs reading “ baa tha bomb," “fallout kills," and “ sign nuclear bomb part," the marchers spread out hallway •cron tha city aa they walked along Und St. They walked ip n leisurely fashion along tha aid** walk, chatting with one anoth­ er. slopping for rad lights, and breaking out now aad than into disorganised songs and chants. Apopka Mon Held For Lumber Theft A 43-year-old Apopka mao l i boiag bold at lb* county Jail to-* day on ebargas of atoaliag worth af lumbar from a ■ vltioa building project Thor Tho man, identified to C M1 l i t -----i £ i ____ j" •* '* 7* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Rafcart X A Natalia V McCaltlat.r t _±___ ~ _____ m_ r u t m m ■ v i m m(M I MW* HatIt* M uor*. Malrall.lt la interested in reporting events from all the communi­ ties of Seminole County and has correspondents in most *of them. They would appreciate ealls from any resident with news of general interest You mrfy contact the following Herald correspondents now—and the list will be enlarged shortly to include other communities. Chuluota Bette Goldman DcBary FO 6-3610 Bill Zwosta Enterprise i NO 8-4398 Helen Snodgrass NO 8-9933 or NO 8-4841 Lake Mary Frances Wester FA 2-1971 Ida Mae Sjoblom FA 2-2125 .11 Ckarlla A Karala MLawla 11 A lt Math* A Thaaa* MxNaal M .IT Wlllla D A Kapila M Oriw taa Lake Monroe • V Bataan Prank A Mrs. H. Johnson FA 2-4722 Banal* Kama Baa* I* On at? -? $ S r ■■ Kakart Oarrtaaa I4.ia BnM H it •*■•1* Oarrtaaa Karl Da a] Ptakl* Dnvla Osteen M.ai Mrs. C. Snyder - FA 2-4841 Oviedo Marian R. Jonee FO 6-8348 HM We invite you to make The Herald your own newspaper if you are not already among its rapidly growing family It M M M t t of readers throughout Seminole County. I J* *' \*- Karl * Mari * 1 • *p. You also may get home delivery of The Herald by con­ tacting these correspondents or by telephoning Circula­ ' WirfV-i .*?>•>/■>: W» •M tion Manager Frank Voltolinc at The Herald FA 2-261L .• ■ * tjvi' *, M&sk*-: . i ’I , If there to any way in which The Herald ean serve you, . A* m m -m* ‘■V ioniw. 4 \: ' f ' . * ' •. I .. * . ■ Ck R W b /X - / * •V .. . «r f X ■ K f A* ' , J f x V -. • : • . - ltd Tata �CAPE CANAVERAL (U P l)-A Navy plane on a practice mission trashed into a fiver near this missile test center today. There were three men aboard. The Air Force identified the craft as a Navy ASD, stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. The plane plugged late the Banana River just west of Patrick Air Force Bose, 19 miles south of here, shortly be* fore noon. Authorities said the plane' was prac­ ticing a ground control landing at the time. Names of the crewmen end extent of their injuries were not available hnmedi. atrip. NEW OFFICERS OF THE SEMINOLE HIGH BAND were inducted at the annual band bunquet Tuesday night They are, left to right, Bob Dodson, operations, Ruthie Carlton, head majorette, Billy Johneon, drum major, Margarut Jones, head girl officer and Richard Fienberg, captain. Awards for outatanding ability and aervica and letters also wort given out at the banquet at Pinecrsot School WEATHIR: Continued fair through Thursday. High today. 8t4M. Low tonight, 66-74. VOL. XLIX United Prana Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1960 PARIS (UPI) — Nikita Khrushebev, almost Incoherent with rage at repealed booing, told a press ooaforenee today that fur­ ther American spy flights over Russia would lead inevitably to war. Ha compared President Elsen­ |hower H if caught redto ‘ ‘a thief handed la hiii then." The booing and1jeering among 1,300 to 1,000 persons at Khru­ shchev's farewell aowi conference was unprecedented treatment of ■ head of Mate. Khrushchev re­ sponded with a (1st pounding dis­ play of pyrotochalos la which he reminded the crowd ha was head of the powerful Soviet Union. In a rapid aeries of angry state­ ments and threat*. Khrushchev repealed all ef his Insults of Elsenhower aad the United Suits, threatened to renew nuclear bomb tests, to end the gtafral disarm- ament talks, and la reopen the Berlin crisis si a time of his owe choosing. He threatened Is break off the Geneva disarmament talks and waa booed. Hi attacked Weal Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer la unusually bluer terms and waa booad again. A few Commualat correspondent! applauded. Khruihchev, red •faced with rage, blamed the United States tor, torpedoing the summit talks and waa jeered when he repeated an Intuit—that he would be glad to resume Big Four negotiations once Eisenhower had left the White House. He was booed earlier on the streets of Parla by angry French­ men ybo blamed him tor breaking off the summit talks and throw­ ing the world Into a new crista with the threat at war greatar than in years. District 4 County Commissioner Vernon Dunn Tuesday asked the commission to help astabllsh a drainage lax district la the Tangle wood, Temple Terrace and Goldenrod area*. The commission agreed to tun over a map of the area la the tax assessor's office so property owners la the areas «an he Mated. The eity will pul into effect a water rationing plan unless residents cooperate by reducing their.use of weter on plants and Uwaa throughout tha day, City Manager Warren Knowles arid today. Knowles/said "we wDl have ne ether choice but to curtail *ur water supply unless we get the to the evaatog... "Sprinklers aOwe help ef /very resident to the Big Uauoualy ere ear He reached We meet threaten­ ing vela today when he spoke of the i n Incident and Me decision to writ* a separate p u ts treaty with Commualat Bait Germany— a treaty that might divide Ger­ many forever aad cut Mf Western lifelinea te West Berlin. Russia had reached the cod ef lta patience on Germany, ha said. Then he turned to hie Camp David talki last fall with Eisen­ hower and said "1 almost opened my mouth," to apeak of U. S. in­ telligence flights over Russia. "I waa oa the point of apeaklng about It hut the atmosphere waa •o convivial with President Elsen­ hower telling me in eall him ‘my friend’ in English and aatng the same word to me la Russian aad I thought: Why raise this matter with thla friend ttenT "Then I thought there was something rather Rahy about thla SANFORD, FLORIDA Threats friend of mine and M turned out 1 waa right. “ When we caught the thief redhanded and said ‘You are a thief,' the thief replied ‘No. 1 am not a thief,, t have a thlef-Uko policy, Uiat’a all." Khrushchev, la a black aad ragtag mood, said between storms of booing: "Such flights are abso­ lutely tnadmluable. They can only bring about a war. If the flights continue, war la bound to eeme." He said Ihare are no real major disputes between the United States and Russia that should lead to war. Earlier In the day Khrushchev snubbed Elsenhower when bo paid farewell calls only on French President Charles DeGaulle and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Elsenhower Is expected te leave Paris Thursday for a M-hour viaff to Portugal an hia way home. MacmiUaa alee wiH leave aad maka a statement to the Houat; of Commons Friday, The summit mealing dissolved Tuesday eight wit a flat) aeae* munique from Elsenhower, DoGaulle aad Macmlttoq offer a perfunctory 15-mtr.ate session. They expressed regret that the collapse of the conference and ■aid "they themselves terntin ready to lake part in sueh,negoti­ ations at any auitafak time to tha future." Whit* House Prees Secretary James C, Hagerty tagged this brief add to tha- obituary far tha summit cootoreoee that had haem ll months fa the making: "1 would aay tbo awed not only of the president hot of all tha Allied leaden la one of complat* disgust at tha atttoedo of tha Soviet delegation here to Paris." flea. Charley John*, who comes from Connor's hometown. ‘‘Thera ia no doubt," ha said, "that g Conner to alerted to thf cabinet be Will eoatinue to follow Mil to CM, new spring, forbulenoe built up la the West Tornadoes aad severe thuadoestorms raked Texai and OUa* home, but most of the twlatead struck la open country. No dam­ age or Injuries were reported. Southwest Oklahoma and Law ado, Tax., received more than a t loch of rain. Fifty mile aft boUr winds aad quarter-inch hailstones ■truck aaar Oklahamua City. Tbo thunderstorms spread into tha northern and central ilockica, but turned to snow at Wert Yel­ lowstone, Mont., -where aa loch coveted the ground. Orlando Boy Drowns ORLANDO (UPI)— A S-yoarold boy, swimming with several other children, drowned Tuesday to Lake Lorna Doom. The vic­ tims was Jonny Doweld, son ef fffr. and Mrs, John Dcwald ef Or- Cramer Named ' WASHINGTON (U ^ t - Jtep. Wtttam C. Cramer fR-Fta) wiH be a U.S. delegate to the second laders here Me: said Tuesday the appointmi had ac­ hy tbo jel FPd. vU... Third In Nation ” TAMPA (U F U -n e Chamber of Commore* reported Tampp Harter ranked third in tha. nation during April hi export aad epaatal railroad eartoadtoga. Only Now York oad Jtow Orleans ranked ahead of Tampa'a MIS cars. H waa a M per sent iarreasa for JTampa ever too asms moath of Lawyer Queried WABHCfOTOK (UFI)—Thim il a . Careeran, a former New Deal "brain trustor" and now a m m a-year public utilities lawyer, wga summoned for Maetfotaag today by the Boose Influence Investi­ gating suhsommitto*. The*Bouse probers said they would, ask £or cores to detail hia coots eta with members ef the Federal EDDIE KIRCHHOFF got a trophy for being judged the outatanding musician ta the band. Bandmaster Ernest Cowley presented i t (Herald Photos) B ryant, Carlton's W ords Grow Sharper, Shorter BALTIMORE' (UP!) flea. John P. Kennedy's easy victory ia tha M a r y la n d DemoereUc presidential primary kept hia ameothruaalag bsodweges rolling "Uee," sold Bryant concerning today and gave him M mote data several race Issue accusations gate veto* at the Democratic directed ngnlnet him by Carlton. (National Convention. He polled T4 Aad at Fert Lauderdale, Carlton percoot of Tuesday’s Maryland Democratic rota and ran far aakeabed an attach against the bloc ef Nek-h Florid* sons tun known aa "The Perk Chop Gang." Carlton aald he had fought the Iforfc Oheppsta throughout hia Dooley Okay eight yean ea' a state senator NEW YOB* (UPI) and "ag governor, I shall continue af teats aa Dr. Thoms to fight them eo that right can today shewed aq extol prevail." *T will sw all th* powers ef ration. Actor* May Strike NEW YOBK (UPI) - Broad­ way producers have called all scRivtty ea all future productions beVeits* of s threatened sc tars’ strike tbit could bring down too. certain ea *11 Brosdwsy shews after May It. Th* decision to suspend ail planning on ■ now ■hows, Including thro* Mg muff* cats, was reached Tuesday at an •morgeacy mooting of too League af Now York Th*a ten. which in­ clude* Broadway producers nod theater owners. Bryant Motorc Due Here Tfoui Bryant took issue with esteriieaa by .Carlton that, (1) Bryant sto dinner with •Negroes while cantoutgoing In Jacksonville, (t) Carlton nppsssd interpeeitlen, (4) Carlton opposed tha closing of public' schools, end (4) Bryant carried nil hut one ef Cost Volusia County’s predominately Negro preetocta during th* first primary. In rebuttal,, Bryant ft) sold b* naJlhsr at* nor sat dawn nt the peering ip Buster Fold’s Rsttaurpat ta January, (•) showed a letter from Carlton to * constitu­ ent saying Carlton favored Interposition, ( ! ) displayed n record skowtag a 1M7 vote by Carlton supporting school closing if fad•rsl troop# came k to enforce in* Ugration, and (4) produced voting records indicating be carried noee ef the disputed Nsgro prsclncta. ffrynnt accused Carlton ef ua< fair tactics during Sunday night’s TV dohato to TnBshnsro* Ip "welting until n minute and a half M ara lbs program' etaeed” bn- Carlton toU hia Broward County Ustosmrs that T9 percent of all Ptaridn’s dtlaena He* to 10 of ita •7 counties. Despite this, ho asM ho hod soon the small-county Fork Court Strikes Ad Or Sheriffs TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The Florida Supreme Court today "re­ luctantly" struck dew* the 1*31 legislative set taking sheriffs k 4* counties off tha controversial fee system. In a auk brought by the Board of Comntiiijoocrs of Calhoun County against Sherift W. C. Reeder, the commission contended the law was a general nos net of uniform and general operation throughout the state. The salary schedule set by the legislative a ct' wei the court's main ressee for throwing out the taw. It told under the schedule, sheriffs ta seme counties were paid more than sheriffs ta other counties because the salaries were based oo population. Auto Dealtrs Vote For Annual Show The Sanford Automobile Deal­ ers Assn, voted Tuesday night to make ita sut* show sn annuel event. Th* success of the first show, held this year, prompted The, three arete Involved were among the bird**! hH during the rainy spell In March and April. The commission already haa started a plea to help relieve the situation ia a joint project with Orange County and Winter Park. In other business during the meeting the board received word from the State Road Department that a survey of the LoagwuodOviedo Road la nearly completed and plane. a n expected to bo toady within SI days. Dunn else told the board that speed limit signs la many subdlvistoaa and road aigns aad markers see needed throughout the county. County Health Unit Recommends Strict Water Code The County Health Unit present­ ed a Uet e f recommendations to the County Oemalaatoa Tuesday that, if adopted, weald Just about rilmlaato septic taolu In large mihdlrtetoas to flaahmto County. The aroamlaciam decided to study the recommendation, carefolly before leecblag aay decision. The reeemmewdattona include that ■ central water end central rower aystem he. provided far areas consisting of mors than * MU k nay new subdivision. However, County Sanitarian Val Bobbins explained that this re­ quirement would he reduced to 10 lota when the subdivision is id­ eated k . or adjoining, an estab­ lished community whore the sales potential already Is established. Bobbine also recommented that plans and specifications for water and sewer systems he approved by the State Beard ef Health end County health unit prior to eon■traction. Other recommendations tacludc that davelopmeala consisting ef mart than » tots and requesting Individual water and sewage sys­ tem* must have lot ares ef one half acre or more. Dan fiver, a developer, uld the commission that If these re­ commendations were established It "would kill off tow coat hems* k the eeualy." "In. many eases It Is just net economically fessibk to Install treatment sad disposal plants," Ibis morning to atm emieriag gfl city parks aad lama, V , "If wo don’t gel t o cooperation of liw residents, era will enforce the use of water rationing," Knowles emphasised. Knowles pointed out that water use In the city Tuesday hit 0 new high with the M-hour consumption at 1,440,tM gallons. "This amount surpassed Mon­ day's high record of S,M,IM galDoyle Conaar, campaigning for loos," Knowles said. Ho explained commissioner ef agriculture, visit­ that the high usage waa evident ed hemloots County today for the fourth time hi sto moaths aad arttielsed W. R, Hanceek'e "ameer" tactics ia tha campaign. Conner told his campaign work­ ers at a coffee at Mrs. Appleby’* ResUurant that his opponent haa resorted to "lies' end a smear campaign to get the nomination. WASHINGTON (U P I)- A House "it is the sot *f a desperate subcommittee today opened hear­ man," Conner asM, adding that ings oo legislation to dissolve the federal court meoltorahlp oversee­ ing the woy Taamatera* President James R. Hoff* is running hia aaThe AFL-CIO immediately an­ nounced Its opposition te the mea­ sure, Introduced by Rep. George K. Kasem (D-Cailf.) with the hacking tt flve ether Meuse mem­ bers. Hade had lined up a deaea AFLCIO unions to testify to aupgrot of the proposal to bar federal Judges from atartlag or eentlaiilag aay form of supervision ever a labor organisation. His aides aaM they also expected several congrcMmaa aad some law professors to apdarw the mea­ sure that would fulfill a Haifa dream-disposing i f the neurt-sppointed monitors. Bveryoas frem dancers hi stage­ hand* It Invited to tryouts for a Community Variety flhew la Lake Mary. Tim talent roundup eight ia Fri­ day at ■ p. m. k tha Lake Mary Chamber af. Commerce Building. All types ef talent ere aceded to participate k the variety shew coming aa July 1 aad A Batortokmeat has been planned foe the Friday night roundup. Everyone Is Invited to attend. There U no admission charge. LOS ANGELES (UPI) -B everly. LOfl AsdUnd s fuilire was In the haadgv o( s Judge today. Superior Judge Allen Miller.promised Ttesday at the end ef a week-long hearing 1o dotoMMun whether iT-yesrold Beverly was’ a sex delinquent that h e would' render a- decision sn her fain tat; day or Tiiuroday. Beverly testified she would Ilka • to resume her lining career *m| : pe an the vo.-d ■« * a entertain­ er. She yak sue did not what to return to her mother. Realtors To Hear Industry Report Bythol WsrreS. kdnMifo) for too Atlantic const Urn note County Board of that something must be done soon Ss �wmm , , ■ . ■-v■ ~ •• ■- V.'’• •v • i _______________________________ \■/ i . • « ■ Former Athlete m 1 «. m. t# « p. m. sad will Haw o'WMa variety of *ra*u bath tha radio «od ‘I T or kaad ntraf method*. The has* will ■i lo etfraat* at 7 ». m. . ORLANDO ( A fleh fry lo ralie fundi for a longtime Sanford.realdent will ba held Saturday at Laha Monroe Harbor, Tha fish fry wiU ha h r Ralph Vincent who ta critically 111 in a Gainesville Hoapllal. It will atari at 3 p. m . Vincent, known to hit many frlandi aa "Skinny," waa attive ia aU *porta at Stmlaolo High School before ho graduated la 1B». He aenrad la World War'll and waa fomerly employed by tha Harvard Wong plumbing abop. A total of aa cootributkau al­ ready have been mad* to thla fund and ticket* are on aala lag tha Rah fry at Monroe Harbor. •a tract acala model competition. Easily Urn moat haurdoua ovaat for tha plana*, tha -"dog fight" faaluraa two plane*, each contrailad by Ra owner, ia a uli-saippbg, mid-air hattlt. Attached I* thp tali of each plane is a strip ef crepe paper which tha other combatant tries to get a piece at With the propeller of hi* plane. This event wilt lake pise* near building IT, gad will run most af the day, . other events la the meet will in­ clude o siofla chaaoel radio now trailed flight conrattlltea and • Multi-channel flight cempetttiea. Tb* eiagl* channel radio cootral direct* tha throttle and rudder of the craft. Mon complex and allow­ ing for greater control is the multlcbanaal radio control which may Include the control of ailerons and brakes ia addition to the redder had throttle. la both' types of radio control!od m a ts a Male pattern is flown and Judged. Than Im "pilot" has his plane complete a scries of acro­ batics. including rolls, loops, figa n eights, tad landings far extra o f many pat* at the school, points. A fr»* flight gas elimination con­ test fir the state at Florida will ha held. This la tha only ovaat far which no trophy will ba awarded, but it ta one which btara dlroetly on tha national point atending at tbo participants. 1b ba eligible M tha mad aa* must ho a member of the Academy af Modal Aeronautic* trader wheat By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER rules it will b* conducted Mem­ Mr. and Mr*. Harold Harris, bership la the organiiattea may he Uathera at the Otteen achool, obtained at the time af ragtetrahave asm of tha faw schools left Uon, Registration for tha m*et is at la Florida, that have throe grads* Baseball Head Dies OXEEM BAY, Wla. (UPD-Frad A. Schlapmaa, M-year-old presi­ dent of the Green Bay Dodger* of the Threa t League, died Tuesday after • year’s illness. Schlapmaa. had been acheduted ta underpa surgery to correct a defective heart valve. the Wilson Company hi Chicago. Just one look at her school room will show how much aha Is tatrrasted ia science. The children under her supervision ora very fortunate hi that they have a museum, a laboratory and also Rva Specimen* U~ study. third grades.. Mania teaches the . At the present time they have * poiium, a raccoon, o chicken, two fourth, fifth aad sixth grades. Mrs. Harris majored Ip science parakeet*, aavaral turtles and aad at awe Mm* was a chemist for crawfish and area several facets* of. harm!—* snake* ta feed aad DETKOIT (UPl)-Juat a week ago Edward Wolfram and William Mortimora were riling young radio Aatwotlc tycoon*. Today they were trying to avoid lie. coming "ha* been*”—at tha agt of 14. A week ago young Wolfram and Mortimoro wero tailing along a# co.proprietor* of . auburban Royal Oak radio station WUEW and waro co-preaident of the “ Detrait Metropolitan Radio Net­ work,* which had ana Important dlatfaction—no vice presidents. Tha world wma their oyator. Than the Federal Communica­ tion* Commlmlcm got wind of thing* and the. Wolfrum-Mortlmore empire i* reeling. It aeeraa WMEW waa operating without a Ueenao and on the frequency as­ signed to a Tennessee aUtton. WMEW, named by tha initials of Its operators, was put togsther with a pgg transmitter and a pile of discarded radio equipment. It was transmitting, according to Mortimoro who waa chief en­ gineer, through electric utility Hue* and It bad a range of a half mile. Elated with their success In attracting advertiser* (an ica door bakery salesman). Wolfram and Mortimers moTOd to expand. They formed Iheir network, (•“wo jet into anrument* *o we decided wo should both bo presi­ dents") and linked WHEW with a. mock nation operated by Dave Kelly, 17, of Allen Park. WMKW wai on the air from 5 p. m. to • p. m. dally, featuring dlae Jockey , shows, newscast* A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G y*ur S T O R K . O P P IC N ymur /► t > H R YSLER V a s ia v ia s m m at* t U /i I I ” A b I. . Baafard Avt. 1BBT PLUMBING. HEATING, A!B CONDITIONIN8 FA M M I NOW ON SALE AT A&P GOLDEN BOOK OF THE WORLD ALLGOOD BUCED FULLY COOKED «r P L A N T ? S m Moniy-Do HNOW/ Tbo prlcaa ta thla ad aim efforttv* through Hotinlay, May SI* "SUPER RIGHT* (lifted* from the local paper) and free government recordings plug, glng defen** bon<fs end the adventages ef joining tha Army. "And are bought our own r » ordi," said Wolfram ea tf to heal* off questions ef payola. Wolfram doesn't sgtve with the FCC man who called on him aad forced the station off tba air. PICTURE ATLAS HAMS Bacon Q Q ( - Each | '* < h /sM V « air* clase to 100 ket­ tle* la which all kinds of Insects, ■mall aan animals, a coral aaake and diamond back and gtrouad rat* tiara are preserved hi fariaalde* hyde. In thla way tha chlldraa Mara ta identify both hormlesa and phlaonou* snakes and many daa- r r 'v r V 1 n i - r l . n r o U l lAMCile * Thera are also fossil#, ahalla and ■kalatoae of a dear and' hors* head'and aa alligator hand. When an Osteen child finds a ptdloChu trialsUK, •aU FA g-lMT. Pop* W arm State O f Tourist Loss ORLANDO (UP1)—Veteran Flerids promoter Dick pope says the. state had hotter lacrosse its tourUt ^romo^ra or las* out to Europe Papa, operaUr at Cyprees Gar­ dena tad chairmen aI tha state Chamber of Commerce's Tourist DovoImummI f n s i l - i M tiiomsi ed haring ^risTmtadod1* teem- tr 4vr..,“.'E r iW etuse* will be taught la I tWf week period. Tbo first group, Am* •; second group, J g aeM ;. third m ap, July* had fourth group, July if. From • ta 11 a. m. Monday through Fri­ day, Ihtro will b* lour 49 min­ ute claaaat, No classes will be hold aa Saturday or Sundays. Those eligible for classes arc urged ta rtglslsr with tba beach diractar' at 111 X. Third St, or at tba Community Club Beach. Clsssea must ba set up ia ad­ vance so U wlU be passible for St* Instructor* to know who and how many will ba la aach clan. Chlldraa must already ba la Mm drat grade of school or havo bad some previous lastnictlon with a qualified Instructor. Otsue will consist at begin­ ners aad ■Intermediate to start, for both children and adults. Jun­ ior aad Boater lifesaving will be presented at a later date. That* who have poised the beginners course are eligible tor the later mediate course, Instructor* will ba, Virginia Chadwick, Bham Hawaii, Mika Eeoaody. Phyllis Howell aad B. X. tor tha relief W e a iM hypodermic‘needle aad hos a ro­ bin, blu*J«y and rod winged black* bird preserved for the collection. One child recently brought la a skunk. White it waa not toe fragrant, the teacher explained the only way it could ba used, was to bury It and later dip up tha skeleton for their museum. Thla was done with aa impressive burial ceremony. Thera la evidence of reading, writing and arflhmette every­ where but as a special incentive to complete then subjects, the chlldraa are allowed to food and caro for tha school pete, after other lossoaa are completed. Mr. and Mr*. Harris havo an­ nounced they will leave this ram­ mer for Guam, when they have a teaching assignment. Bridge Club Ploy Thursday N ight The weekly City Recrastten De­ partment Bridge Club will meat at 7:30 p. m. Thursday la tha tourist center,.with Mrs. Peter Bchaal directing the play. AU bridge players ara invited. UJJLA* INSPECTED GRADE A Quarters Lb* CATS JOHN QUICK FROZEN Haddock Porch Cod Lb. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables GOLDEN RIPK FRESH TENDER M M ARTS OWN ALL PURPOSE ML doxoh Tomatoes AAP OUR FOfRBT QUALITY t IA Caa l-u . He ;* v Flour " B" c i r r s r B PUtehary Plate or Battermilk 5 lbs. 57c In c u ts ’t'i " .u Lii* 4/35c ««* m m 35c TBD tiJRM1 A Cerroll T ||||0 Filh U r Con 31c , uv mnh,«iMu> Grits ih u- 21c 4« Or, m J iir D A N lfr Grits . !■■"ifly.w'j. ■ • ' •,'L v r X '^ : l , *,v . *. ' .• �■a— r SAVf Fresh wan jjwruen golden w corn, n i f crisp, new spring lettuce, 9(uiw stolwort un istolks iu iiu of ivuuvr tender celery, rrosy e ly n red u rmii»fivBf radishes, adelicious c u v iu u i grmwn green m beons u n i « « • ail our family's favorite vegetables are now at their very peak of perfection. Vithin hours of picking, the very choicest sun-soaked produce is speeding to your Winn-Dixie In temperature-controlled ex* iress trains and trucks. >eat your family to wonderful vegetables this week . . . vegetables so tasty. , , so flavorful they might have come from your wn garden. • J. S. No. 1 GOLDEN B A N TA M _ ___ ■SgOSTOSJJ FANCY GARDEN FRESH CUP THIS COUPON THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO Cucumbers 50 Top Vitae Stamps FREE A T YO U R NEAREST W IN N -D IX IE STORE V eld A fte r M ey 22nd Betty Crocker Instant LEMONS 2 Lbs. 29^ Potatoes 2 pip. 59' U. S. 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Met Me rocattoetlea might a ifi/ le aac at many previous •usings, begiadnf with Ike same d y n S mating back ladetUUely 3 m h the pad. The only way to gel positive •videos# la la return to ear aad Up tke doers, le t that Jnvtom a for the world p rea im of the n o - 0 dew picture he produced, "The OeQaat Been,* the atory of the life af an #M Mend, Admiral Wit. Ham Hhlscy. James Cagney,' who ptayi Hal- * say, shnfftsd tata the room to joia u . Wo foil to talking about Csg•ay's son, Jim, a private flrat elaaa ia tha Marines, who waa on Us way up from Quaatko to wit* wan tha preadore. _ "la Jim aa autartalBort" I a sk -f1 ad. Cagney laughed. No, ha said, hat he was filmed la T h a Gallant Mean,'* Be played tha eon of Boll Balmy la w flatting ecaae. "Bat,* he aeid, "Bob bed to cut It c d f hecaaie the faatege waa toe ieiM* "DMkt yea pet tore about It?" Ha M to d 'a t Montgomery aad ■aid, "No, Bob cat htauelf out, tot." Mitgeam ry portrayed « i A afflair Ml a swrlewtag llaa waiting• to hadi Balaay goodbya la aaw "The birdlca dog aad everythtag . . . " With a population increase stil­ tstad at tod each gddaa day, m Addas Mite of California "CaUtarala to Bnch M.aeo.sw *'Pradiets Famad Scientist" That waa a 'headline la aur paper* tha ethor day. (The alary was hwrtad In tha vitamin a da. Aagaioa. t a jh a R n p matiB.isra S o ffiS W I Thh aamaaa flrat paaaad acraaa the sfftosrs* facoa, then caught tha bwaks af their heeds. Moatay out hlaualf out af the part* bet tha back of his head C Bead the certified let Primary returns from A m If ptndaetst ed » atom *? 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It* S » 11 ' IB Ut any UapplMM fknm/h Health Cftuee Of Leg And Knee Pains May Urn O to AAvarlnnVad! /Y ir iW M U l (B y M L F .U E O K E B W lN ) t Bi ts 11 BB * BS 1* If H N r u • u « M U ta ltd Ad at itv at at *i u dt : m dd id id Id s*d • at. .s 7 as u . n 1w . - it a Ji m n r • Ml, dl ft ts dd td Sd id SI dT IT is id u as it mt t 1* t Id a i 7 it it d d i i t i u* �' Past Matrons Club To Honor Officer At Banquet June 8 The Pad Matron’ * Club Or* drr of the Eastern Star, Seminole Chapter No. *, Sanrord, held their regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the home of Mr*. B. C. Moore, on Weat First Street. , The prealdent, Mrs. J. H. An* dersoa, presided at the buiiaesa meeting where plana were die* custed for the banquet honoring the Worthy Grand Matron of Florida, scheduled for June t. The guests played games and prise* were awarded toMrs. F. II. Wight and Mrs. Ms belle Pickens. Refreshment! were served by the hostess, aMined by Mra. W. E. Raines and Mrs. Ander­ son. Those present were Mrs. An­ derson. Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Pickens, Mra. Frank Crosby, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. Mrs. J. E. Courier, Mi’s. Louisa Bills, or Geneva. Mra. Wight. Mra. Jack Burney, Mrs. M. J. Warner, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. L. T.Shep­ pard, Mra, Gertruda Alhow, Mra. Moore, Mra. B. C. Maxwell and Mra. Tom MeLaln. BY JEANNE WARNEE MYRTLE (Mra. Grady) DUN­ CAN will accompany her husband to Miami Beach this weekend where they will attend the BOCA t Building officials conference of Htmcrica) convention to be held at The Eden-Roc hotel beginning the >t through the » . Mr. Duncu represents the National Lumber Mfg. association with bead office located in Washington, D. C.— ind the Duncans will servo aa host and bosteia to association mem­ bers attending tha conference. To prevent g celt* from sticking to the plate, sprinkle the plate Mrs, W. B. Moya entertained a group of neighbors and friends at her heme on Weal 17th Street. Guest of honor was her daugh­ ter, Mra. L. B. Cooper, who has Just moved into her now home at 1MB Cedar Street. The guests gathered at I p. m. and brought a shower of towels for Mra. Cooper’s new home, Jk •octal hour was enjoyed, game* played and prisei awarded to the winners. The hostess served refreshments of sandwiches cookies and punch. Invited guosU Included M rs. Cooper, Mra. M. K. Moye, Mrs. T. O. Rny. Mrs. Joyce Nichol­ son, Mrs. Mao Gillen, Mrs. J. G, David, Mrs. Mae Sheppard, Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mrs. Mary HONOREE AND HOSTESS — Mra. U B. Cooper (neated) and her mother, Mrs. W. R. Moye. are shown with nome gifts at a towel ahower given In her honor nt the Moya home. (Herald Photo) MRS. LEIGHTY dignitaries were climaxed by e banquet and dance given at the Riverside Lion's dub. . MRS. DUNCAN Following this convention, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan will remain In Miami Beach to attend Uw Lion’s Club meet. | FASHIONS AND THE LATEST HAIR STYLES will be shown Fri­ day night at the Woman's Club. The abow, sponsored by the Hair­ dresser's Assn, of Sanford, will have ay models Bettye Smith, Marty Boyd, June Markovlti, Jean Miller, Diana James, Joanne Hard­ man, Martha Coskey, Mildred Stemper, Gloria Corridia. Fat Mer­ rill, Betty BUlhlmer, Rose 'Ann Jarvis, LoretU Munson, Sally. Wil­ liams, Jert Wheatland, Daria* % v ,on' JB Rurawn. Betty Halt; Helen Belbl, AnJU Thompson and Vera Brawn. finAAO iudA Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Jacqucl Jr., ItU Lafayete St., Biloxi, Miss, announce the birth ef Uwir second child tad first eon, Albert Louis III, May t at Uw Biloxi Hospital. Mrs. Jacquet la Uw former Janie Oglesby, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oglesby, PN Maple St., Sanford. Mr. and Mra. Clayton J. Beau­ lieu, i m West lad St. announce the birth of a daughter, Suetto CONGRATULATIONS to Marga­ ret ..and. Qon Knight. A sevenpound-eleven-ounce son -was bora la the former Alice Andes o f,San- it Uwm Monday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. ■apWFaaawia LOIS (Mrs. Rudy) SLOAN was hostess to n luncheon at her ham# Friday. Guests, enjoying Uw ipformal occasion were Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mra. L. E. Ferguson, Mrs. Ashby Jones, Mrs. Bill Southwaid and Mrs. Herald Heekenbach. • A MONTHLY CANASTA CUIB met Monday night at tho borne of Sally (Mra. Eugene) Williams and players were Mrs. John Demi­ nes, Mrs. Marvin Dysl, Mra. Ash­ by Jones, Mrs. L. E. Ferguses* Mrs. Harold Whiturn, Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mra. Charles Atkinson and Mrs. Herald Heekenbach. Tho hostels served Japanese fruit caka with eolfco—and Uw cake sounded •o intriguing that 1 was prompted Rte find out that tho spicy batter T a chocked full of ins and Ike frail layer* have candled cherries, pineapples and walnuts. Sounds delicious, doesn't RT Sally, aa president of Uw WBC8 of the First Methodist Church, was hasten again an Wednesday when she entertained with • lunebonn for new circle chairmen who uw jfrs. George Mills, Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs. Oeorgs Chapman, Mrs. Uoyd Cochran, Mrs. if. E. Baker. Mrs. W. W. Tyro. Mrs. 0, R. Hudson, Mrs. Fted Harris, Mn. Clarence Purcell nod Mrs, James Piaget Others present, who wiU bo in charge of terming tho new circles, were Mn, L D. Hast­ ings, Mrs. Art Beekwith nnd Mrs. Joe Ausrello. ROBE CIRCLE Clrcte met at the home ANOTHER SUCCESS S T O R Y of Mrs, Henry A. Simpson wiih camel from (he Navy crowd that Mra. W. E. Gray co-boateaaes. Fol­ attended the Gullded Cage ball at lowing the business meeting, which Uw Langford Hotel Friday night. Included planning projects for Uw They said the evening waa gay coming yoar, Mrs, James Truitt and the decorations were lovel>— govo a comprehensive delegate's nach table beld a small gold bird report on the Mth Annuel Conven­ cage with a pink bird on tha tion of the Florida Federation of perch and this decoration waa aur* Garden Clubs, held. at Palm rounded by fragrant gardenias. In Beach. Tha theme wee "Today's Uw ballroom were duplicates in Goal is Tomorrow." Eight hundred alnely-one regis­ larger also*. Door prises, donated by local merchants, were won by tered for Uw convention, ten of Lois Elder, "Pug" Tiffany, Steve .them from Sanford, Members of Oliver and "Skip" Harrell. Jack Nelman arrived la time from Rhods, Spain, to be named "Beau Brummelt" (Uw first to nil his dance program) and also waa Uw roving photographer during Uw evening. In Uw ddnee contest, Millln and OlUe Loper woo the prise for the best cha-cba—Bertie and Don Brough woo (or tbelr rock n’ roll number and Lucy and John Wade were Judged beet In the waltaing contest. Ro m The builntsi meeting waa pre­ sided over by Mrs. Dorman. Two new members were voted into the Circle.—Mrs, John Spoiskt and Mrs, Michael Sirinni. Members were urged to attend Uw General Business Meeling and "Crasy Hat" luncheon to be held at Uw Shrine Club. The Lawn ClinId was mentioned and the memben expresed n strong desire to attend it A plant project has been start­ ed by each member in (he Circle In preparation for (he December •late garden show. Plans were made for aa end-of-lhe-aeaioo luncheon at Morrison’s Imperial House May H at 1;W p. m. A plumbago plant was awarded to Mr*. Byron Leach aa a door prise. This waa contributed by Mra. Albert Pouller, at whose homo tho mooting was held. Prosent nt the meeting were Mmei. Brumley, Carsiey. DeWiu, Din­ kins, Dorman, Eckhart, 'Gray, Holmes, Leach, Lawis, Lucas, Mc­ Allister, McNair, Miller, Payne, Pouller, Bailee, BUnkicwies and Miss Robinson Honored At Shower Miss Carol Lee Boheck enter­ tained w i t h a miscellaneous shower honoring bride-elect Miss Ruth Jean Robiaion whose wed­ ding to George Edward Hiller, will be an event of May >1 at T p. m. at the Congregational Church In Sanford. Tho ahower was held at the home of tho honorea'a grandmothtr, Mrs, C. A; Anderson 8r., •II French Ave. The-table waa ov­ erlaid with an heirloom Ian cloth, made by Mra. Anderson, and cen­ tered with ■ crystal swan fiUed w i t h white chryaanlhemtms. Lighted tapers in crystal cande­ labra completed tho decorations. Guests included Mrs. Maude An­ derson, Mrs. Tom Coiklns, Mrs. Helen Itemuiat, Mrs. Chories An­ derson Jr., Mrs. Esri Evans. Miss Gwyn Yates, Miss Mary Jo Robin­ son, Mrs. Douglas Freed, Mrs. Craig Andcraon. Mra. Jackie Kief far. Mrs, Gui Schmah, Mrs. Earl Burdick, Mrs. Merrill Rabteson Methvin, Johnson Wedding Plans Announced Garden Club Installation Planned Thursday The General Business Meeting and luncheon of the Sanford Gar­ den Club will he held Thursday at tho ShriM Club. A covered dish luncheon will bo served at i*:M p. m. followed by lnitelaltion of new officer! for the coming y « r . Mra. Earl Lau of Winter Park, director of district T of the Flor­ ida roderotlon of Garden Clubs will serve aa Installing efficer. Members will wear "Crsiy Hnta" of their own creation, to be Judged for prises. Supper To Honor Osteen Teachers Helen Klrchboff, Mra. Jar ley, Mra. Ltfao Jarrell. Mrs. Marjorie Mteiud, Virginia Anderson, Mra. 1 Reins, (Mrs. J. M. M em James Jenkins, Mra. R. E. I toy, Mrs. G. B. Hudson, Charles Cole, Mra. Billie I be) and Mlaa Diana Mojo, Dependable Clast Holds Meeting At Schirard Home .■ it waa decided to pnrehaan * steel filing cabinet to boon iff past and future records ftp bfttericil and other uaes, Hie. A. K. Shoemaker will bo hoiteoa to ft* June meetlag. •" r ; Members present men Ml*. Shoemaker; 1 Mra. Cyril in n e r, Mrs. Nancy Barak. -Ute. I . B. Harris. Mrs. Beta* Taylor, My*. Clarence Wallis. Mra. Jsek Mad-, erer, Mra. J. A. Wright, Maa. L. B. Btecle, Mra. Y. L. tealft. Mra.A. L. Esterase, tea baatean and All residents of Uw Oaleen area a n Invited te a covered dish sup­ per, Friday at « p. m. at the Os­ teen School. The event will be ft honor of Mr. nad Mra. Harold Kerris, teachers ef the school, who a n leaving te accept a teaching as­ signment In Ouam. Following Uw supper e film will be shown to Uw cbildran and anteruinmewt provided foe t k e adults. The committee In charge of arrangements included Mra. El­ mer Shiver*, Mrs. Nolen Osteen, Mra. W. L. jonef and Hr*; Reb- « t mibteL _ .■ kiddte it street lights' tennis courts it basketball it Closing Costa C o a tl it city water PAYMENT DOWN and sewers city fire and it \ police protection Oviedo THURSDAY Personals Mrs. Douglas H. Jackson la visiting her son-in-law and Mrs. Luther Duds in Gainesville. . Mr. and Mgs. George W. Morgan were called te El Derade, Ean. due te the death ef Mr. Morgan's W H I N Y O U Mrs. E. F. Rowell will be hostess |o a coffee for all Officers Wives of VAH-T at her home te Lake Mary- Starting time lg n. m. * VAH-9 Enlisted Men’* Wives Chib will met at • p. m. at the Sunday School room at Uw Naval Air Station. A program on hypno­ tism will be presented. THINK ABOUT $18,8000 mertfagn — nader VA $11,800 mediae* — under VMA « SAVE* $11.40 P«r FOR Y O U R M O N I Y Just Arrived 8 _ H -o m e s:_ _L e_ f t —• M e v * of I n I- m m e d i ra t. e l' .yI' ?'I "TWO-TIMER8, • Park Dr. it court drainage d parlt it paved streets it excellent VA • FHA - FHA-IN-SERVICE • ALL ■ The May meeting nf the Depew* able Sunday School One* nf ft* First Methodist Church waa hold at tho homo nf Mra. M m Sehkard in Loch Arbor. A covered dish U pper wat served it 1:10 p. m. Mrs. Y, L Smith presided ntthe business seeilon and Mra. T. C. O’Meea gars Ike devotion. The treasurer reported n balance of yn.N and the sunshine collec­ tion waa ll.ll. Plane were dft* cussed concerning the after his­ tory thaL la being compiled. Mem*' hero were asked to write about an events they remember, daring their association with ft* ataae, and bring them In fto M m meet- AS LITTLE AS Final plana are being announc­ ed for the wedding of Mias Tom­ my# Methvin and Herald F. John­ son. The wadding will be an event of May M at 4 p. m, at Uw Central Baptiat Church, Sanford. The Rev. 8. L. Whatley of Birmingham, Ala. and a former pastor of Cen­ tral Baptist, will officiate at the ceremony. He will be assisted by Hev. Gall Smith, present pastor of Uw church. No formal invitations are being sent end all frlendt of the' couple are Invited te attend. MBS. ROBERT SMITH will HMdnl hair styles and colon Mr tho Leilanl House of Beauty and fashions from Mary Esthers at tho Hairdressers Assn. 8print Fashion Show Friday at tha Boaford Woman's Club, aUrtiRg at 8 p. m. Mn. Smith's hair will be In tha naw tanadar blue color. Bob Markovitz, stylist, wiU arrant* her coiffure. ■ * if | �9 ii f j1 lA i — I S P il - I I II -f Wm £*••%-"2?<Mj ■* -i*. ••;(; a a * - iy^TO RS^ L . ' ■ - ■■'<• L ii ilt ii R k ' rl ?i itAt >*»’ rt&rn‘?s*£y -Vf/i A1T' Vil?i ^V’-’^ u . ■ PURE VEGETABLE * M # n ‘- - « ............. >«'H &?!>•. I' “ 3®S’1VS J # U U H M k il I M O m .H L / \ i ] _ , V * r . 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Supreme Court’s school de­ segregation rullaf was a day il tumult la alM southern atatoa. An estimated 1.000 Negro Stnisnu staged a “ freedom manat’* in Atlanta. Young Negroes hold a prayer meating on the steps el the fsderal building la Tampa. Negroes demonstrated against so* gregated lunch counters la Meat* gomery. Ala.. Memphis, Tina* Orangeburg, N. C., and In ether cltlea Including New York. A new integration suit wee filed at Memphis to open BUla Audi­ torium to Negroes. Blue Ribbon Heavy Western Mature WESTERN LEAN The U. 5. Justice Department (Usd suit In Mississippi ta. MM* grata a public beach at Modi, Negroes registered to' ante 1st Uw first time since laeonetnetion days la Haywood County, Tenn. Dosens of other deaonalrtUsns, WESTERN COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS WESTERN PORK CRADE "A".FLORIDA FRESHLY CROUND RATH'S BLACKHAWK OR F, TOP QUALITY RINCW dose to an • The strikes < halted haadua shipping aad ge. Soma is Grade B Large Shipped •trends!___ Pascal U /V O R /t BOLCMT n a m tasty stumer 1b F R A N K S TAawoun • a m u ' m u o u t a u Cool Green Crisp BOLOGNA C tA FOODS LarfoSizo Giant Sizo FRESH READY TO SERVE Hasting No. 1 GORTON’S V . & GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GRADE “A " FROZEN New W hite FRESH READY TO SERVE �Mams&s n ! -tv ■•Vvn* *1 -1 -Ck •»iSv‘ ajJ Fhgu 8—WnfL May II, 1MO Get BIG FAMILY SIZE! SAVINGS Third- plnre Palatka <i m i < Daytona Beach 11 U i T»— y Helms had three kite and 4m m la four rum far Ikt Bedlaga, Tampa baat St. Petersburg 11 la S. Bob Hallman, Jeha Uphaa, and John Graaa wan Uta betting ■undouta for tba wishers. . la tealght’e game*, Daytona loach playa at Palatka, Inkoland at Orlaado, Leesburg at Seafood, and Tampa at St Petersburg. Baalard Dubo, U, of H U 1 1 4 FR Y E R S 1 1 1 1 l i l t tbd placa waa Je and with a tow proof Of M. i n wont to ainay and A wHh amend law not m tM itovr UF*H*#P*X. 4 **0 7** Loot harp Bawona, lb Livetay, aa Norwood, lb Griffin. If BetaUch, i f Domaroo, * Bonlon, of AB B 1 1 I t » o 1 0 1 4 I I 4 1 Jonta, p 0 O'Shtelds, e Blaeh, p ■-Dunlap II uaworthy, p Black, p Ichabacar, i f I TENDER TASTY CUBED STEAK LIMIT! 4 Chavarria,* * FLA. GRADE “A* B Blah, c f #Sw LEAN MEATY QUALITY MEATS WESTERN SPARE ■ TENDER TASTY I 0 1 o ■ 0 1 1 0 1 o IP Telala M i l #—Walked far B lackln fth ho'a Chair man of tba hour. One homo ran daoaa't maba a “rookie of tbo year." of court#, but tba Mighty 400-foat drive tbo 0-faot, T-ioeh, Ml-pounder unfurled Tuoouy atgbt wool o long wag toward coavlaelag tba Dodgort ha'll auppiy iha punch they've banded ao badly Ihia aaaaoo. That one, awoooao awot with tba boaoa filled la Um oighth. law log hot ably endod o wool Imp rua-UmlM but gavo the DOdgora 0 0-4. victory over tba Milwaukee bravoo that mapped Bob Buhi'a flvo-yoor mastery ooar thorn at County * Stadium. Buhl whipped tbo Dodgers nine stc Ume* In Milwaukee and so wall on hla way toward » It » whan, ha carried o 4-1 League Leaders ritHly Manager Fined A fte r 'Row* PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Mnnl i w Gom Mauch of the Phllndol- -.Andersen (0-t) va Bohorta (14). phi« Pkltlleo h u boon,fined 1100 St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) far hla rate la Sunday1! free-for- Xllna (14) ?■ Law (1-1).. all .with the Olneknatt Bed! nt Lea AngfUt at CkclnaaU (night) - Willlama (14) oa Booh (14). A Cincinnati Ban Pranclow at MUwattkM mi la the (tight) — McOarmioh (M> n P I G 'S F E E T 3 ^ 1 P United Prooa IMirwallanal They call Praak Howard tba I S P A R E LEAN 1ST. CUT Cuba, 114, in tbo othor National League games. In the American League, Iha Chicago White lou reclaimed Brat place when they baat the Beaton Bod Boa, 11 • I, and the l a m i City Athletic* downed the Balti­ more Orioles, 4-1. Tba Cleveland Indiana nipped Uta New York Yankees, T • 0, and the Detroit Tigers defeated the Washington Senators, I-L Howard now ha* played three pmneo since rejoining the Dodgers end collected eeive hits lor a .M average. Lorry Sherry followed Howard's homer with one of hit awn and picked up his fifth win (or holding Ik* Bravo* to four hlta and oao run ever |hd last ihrae iaalngs. Hank Aaron and Bddio Mathews homorod for Mil­ waukee.' Jock Seafood pitched a alahiuar ad woe hie fourth game with the support of a San Frandoco attack that larliuiad homers hp Willie Mays, Orlande Canada aid WUlio Kirkland. and f e w liwdaa and I double bp Jim Davenport. Bd Bailey drove k ali -U m run* far tbo Rods, whose Jim OTaole started the gam* with a-atnek of 1* oohiacutlro shutout innings. Boh Friend won hla fifth game na the Pirates collected U hits off four pitchers aid were helped to ala unearned runs by Cub ap­ ron. Braio Banks bantered far Ike Cubs hpt also committed two of (Iwlr three errors. UtUUy kfieldoo Sammy Kapo­ sito drove la four ruas with a double and n aingls nnd Tod BlueMwakt bad two alaglu and a dou­ ble to Mad tba While San' 14 bit attack. Bob Shaw yielded homers to Frank Molenno, Gena Stephen and Mayweed Sullivan and waa hit herd lor eight kalafa but re­ ceived credit for hla third victory. Tom Brawop was tbo Moor, W k l t o y Mortaog'a two run “ NOW” A N O T H E R SERVICE AT T IP -T O P MEAT FOR YOUR 'FREEZER" "BLUE LAKE” • BRAND B O LO G N A CHUNK ASK ABOUT OUR WHOLESALE PRICES JEWEL 3 SHORTEN IN G GA. GRADE “A* SMALL KITCHEN CHOICE 14 Os. Jam EGOS 2 - 7 9 ' 4,‘ - -,*t golden A__ , r ip e Got Any Stamps AT TIP XOP Bat With U m •SAVINGS* Wbn Wants flUmi U D W t iO U _____ LUNCHEON s u »sv ra t iumecn at K a n i n s Cky PLANTATION lA v a q u t . 12oi. 2 39c VIENNA ■MaKv. Cut Okra ia s a o f Am V u litA lf l n a n * M Q K y D C fllU SAVINGS 1V SA'ryTi ■' •• 5p; ! ? S » *7? * T .-T — " W - - — ----- IOoi. 2/4Sc m oss m �By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My husband holds a position o f thrust that ha is unworthy of. He has been stealing from the company. W I couldn’t believe It until 1 was faced with the proof. 1 discussed It with him and he promts* ed to stop. But his promises mean nothing because 1 have proof that he has been at it again. The more he gets away with, the more he wants. We have three children, Abby, and If he is caught he will lose his job and he might even be sent to prison. 1 love him and want • to help him, but I can’t go on living with a thief and taking a chance on his bringing disgrace to me and the children. If you can’ t help me who can. I am sick at heart. MOTHER OF THREE DEAR MOTHER: If you have never asked a clergyman for help— ask him now. I f you don t belong to a church, go to one. I doubt if any clergyman would refuse to A k*lp you. Beyond that, your husband w might need a doctor. Stick with him and give\him the strength, support and incen­ tive to overcome his weakness. It can be done. • • with Russ for three years I married him. I was onty 18 at the time. We've been mar­ ried five miserable years and have two children. I realize now that I was too young to know my own mind when I mar­ ried. Now I finally met the man I should have married. His name is Frank and, Abby, we were meant for each other. H«’a married, too, and his situation is exactly like mine. He married too young and all ha and his wlfa do is fight. He says he is happy only when ' he is with me. Frank and I have seen see­ ing ehch other on the sly. Is it wrong to continue these meetings? Nobody knows and nobody is hurt. We are very much in love and suffer terribly when ws are apart. Why should we suffer the rest of our lives just because we didn't meet until after we were married? DYING BY INCHES • .* DEAR * ABBYt • After going steady till l:il 1:11 1:11 Sulla Ki w i Sport* W iathir Cintral f it - K iw i 1:11 W r ilb ir > l» fk ill 1:11 llu n llir-B rln klir Taa n * * ow ls John Daly Till H u e ii• I III Bportamia T ill Ki w i —doualai R lw a rtl TV (lartlin Mart fill Waeon Train K olil Si P ir n Muala Par A Sprint * Nlaht till (li Tann (II I’raaldantlal Million 1:11 (II O nla a Uarrlat <1) ITIrl l l Illaht <t| I’ layhou*. t l ( i l l I ll Parry Como <l] Klghta t : ( l (II Kpnrla Sounded 18:0* (1) rule Ii Four I.(fa i l l Jack Ilennr Uparlil III Hawaiian Kje l l : l l (1) Paupli Are funny U :«* ( l i (I i C l Ki w i 11:11 l l l ( l ) Movie 11:11 (11 Jack Pair • * CONFIDENTIAL TO MITZIE: Truth serum is not 100% reliable and I doubt if it is available to the public. I f I were you, I’d bounce the bum. He's not worth the salt in your tears. • • • ill ls» <11 (II (I) III (!) (!) (it (I ) (II (I) (It lit (II III (II i' ll cut it later / HOLLYWOOD (UPD-Tht Amc- tba Academy ef DramiUc Arts l i rlcin tbsatcr luffrri from the Berlin, la iddltlM to numerous h a S a b ^ !" ^ vet*ran°ector tan Aalir * • (1) (1) lit (lj 111 (1) (li (1) (li ?•:: ill • ‘ f h e ^ r i f l e n t l M '‘ o f ' one By VEBNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ-U Dolo­ res Hart gats sick, has an analvorsary, celebrates a birthday or bocoaos a bride, whatever you do don't send her n greeting Sard I The youthful actreaa la up to bar dimples in cards. And all bapause she is, by her own admlsmen, "tha world's worst business- tog n greeting card tycoon — faMale division. "It aouodad like a good idea at fleet," ton strawberry blende Mid. | "Far a whOs mypartoer and 1 laade money, toe. Then I went to You will feet a pull throughout you; body and experience a tenie of really itretching thoie taut muscles. Thla mmarkable new Idea wai created ia Spain for uie by Amy offlceri to improve poitiim and keep down weight. You can “ lean" for three minutea a day and reduce your waiitline. And, remember, "Your waiitline ia your lifeline.” The Picaa am being u»ed tn school#, several colleges cod ran be' found in many "rumpus" rodms for fu» and the exercise. They am won­ derful to show at \a party, but am really helpful, too. You will find them la sports stoma and in department itoma, They am ideal for the "aftsr forty" crowd.' Pronounce it "PEEKAS." You ean The lener nctor only delivers bit line, to facilitate the liar.” But in Europe, laid the actor who ineclalltei in olivine Ruulan officials, the contrary ia the cate. “ The play ii the thing — not the actor. Ail characters ar« or Importance in a European play. tn the United States, to be n bit player ia a dligrace. In Europe, U takei great talent to ha a hit i» .« P la y e r ” By FBED DANBid NEW YORK (UPI) -Baseball'! mainstay, tho homo run, hai fi­ nally landod lla own ahow. Aa Uw neweit plreo of TV morchandlie, tho four-bagger la the big attraction in a half-hour ahow called, ' ‘Home Run. Derby,” now aeon I'm told, on 147 alaUoas acroia the land. I caught up with thii (waiting aweepalakca on a Now York out­ let Monday night and uw two of baiebaU’a bait. Mickey Mantle and WiUie Mayi, compote for tho ts.on fint prlio. Mantlo won, • bomoro to I. snd "the any — hoy kid" had'to bo cootosi wtlk runnerup money, 11,000. And that ain’t hay, say. (I noticed, incidentally, that ia regular season play, Mick u d 'Tba Plaasum of His Company,' and when I returned to Hollywood dohti had piled up and I brought out my partner.” Dolores drew the funny little figures that adorned the humor­ ous "sweetheart cards.” “ Then I’d sit up nights trying to think up funny captions. I even threw parties so my friends could help me write lines tor tha cards. My troubles summed from aa old business axiom — ‘expand to moot demand.' "I expanded too mock baton than w ars demand." “Soon of the cards am stored la the basement of my apart­ ment,” said Dolores, who current­ ly la staffing to AllMd Artists’ "Tba Plunderers." "But As rest ■m stacked everywhere I look.” The pert newcomer takas every DAILY CROSSW ORD E M tfb . . cre g g y 1 4. Attempt Improve your posture and your balance, which la Important, so start leaning I Tha question of dry hair is aver with ua and I must remind you to cover your heads ia summer. Too much aua ia too much, A letter like thla upsets me: "Dear Edyth Hurston McLeod: I have hair like hay and I Just wash It but aever take any cars. Is them a chance of improving this bay of mlnOT^lWWoT .** Yea, but you must work at managing your scalp with your cosmetic oil snd brushing liks Slid. Shampoo every week and dry carefully: ihtn uae the oli massage. Have dry, wispy ends cut ami do not expose your hair lo the sun—Just fresh hair. opportunity to send greeting cards to friends. "My friends and relatives get sick whan they aea an envelop* with my name on it. They know U means they'll be getting another card,” aha laughed "The trouble ia when I tend them to people who don't know about my cards they send one la return. And if there's anything 1 don’t need U'a more greeting card*.” Sharpens Aim NEWTOWN, Conn. (UPI) Floyd Patteraon took target prac­ tice oo tha firing reage and la the ring Thursday la n tune-up toe hit June SD heavyweight championship bout against UUebolder fngemar Johansson. Patterson engaged in noma pistol Uriel shooting and then sharpened bis aim to the ring during tom panada at swatting. He went two founds with his younger brother, Reymood, an aspiring fighter. *«> ' " » • * * * • Uan»"C*wUh °A1frad*Lunt*and*Ly*nn A* ,or wrlt,r,‘ M »*w r!U.*.«n h AKr*d “ 1 iBd LyBfl ahould all writ# wall-funded •‘The iter haromaa (he whole W*P« — net •• S W tS pMlM . » iS . i , . ? , 1; , ^ !? * - ■ “ " » i Here’s How You ' Bo many of you who really oat properly and who even go on dieU often cannot "limber up" or reduce a atubbomly inflated waitlline fait enouib to get into that speeitl dress for that special party! But hem ia oaa answer. Women always like to have tomeone to lean on (yes, we do), no matter how independent we am or pmtond to be, and although J cannot offer a. strong right mboulder, ofieg something almost as good. Tbs neweit ii an aid to exer­ cise. It consists of a pair at long poles caiM "Picas," which am vary intsmating, since all you hsvo to do is plaes tba littls weighted base against tbs wall, grasp the polos and lean forward. A ,U r 1111 * — E f t n o T i S M i S S S ; i 5SS“ .U ";* X .5 T* Continental Cl*aar.*m Hava Uarrnwnr IVeat her Car loom Kawi Ki w i C api K in n ira i Manila* Thaitro Itumaar Raom Can Reduce! < * . - -• cftm ld to. IWoUn who bUm« ,0T lh« * * * * * * * 1:11 (l> Kawi * Wiathar H ilt (1) Oouah HI Ml (I) Hfd ttuwa Show <l) Kartoon K npiri tl:M (II Movli (1) P iopli A n funny (II On Tho Ua 11 iH (t l Prlco U itlsht For Abby’s pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To Know," send 25c and a large, self-addressed stamped envelope in care o f this paper. M,M’ A*U r * work h n been extensive sad be « ... THURSDAY A. M. 1:11 !:«• 1:1* T:ia 1:11 t:«* 1:11 1:11 "What’s your problem ?" Write to Abby in care o f this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, Self-addressed enve­ lope. • DEAR WANTS: And how old will you be in eight years if you DON’T go? fit! in wiatMr-Kiwi in manway r*u#i DEAR DYING: You married Russ for better or for worse. If you spent as much time and energy trying to make Russ happy as you apparently do making Frank happy, things would be much better at home. Knock o ff that out-of-bounds mon­ key business before things get worse. If you think you are "suffering” now— wait until your luck runs out. * DEAR ABBY: My secret ambition has always been to earn a college diploma. I started college once, but stayed only four months because my father took sick and I had to return home to get a job and take % care of the family. I am 38, Abby. I f 1 take courses three evenings a week, I figure it will take me eight years to earn the cre­ dits required to graduate. I wonder if it’s sensible. I f I go, in eight years I will be 46. WANTS A COLLEGE DIPLOMA WEDNESDAY P. M. UB Wl IOVW| VW/ HVIUB ItUW count. Everything else — liners, groundtrs. fly balls and fouls—is aa out. Each sluggnr gets three outs per ianlag and them’s tho nine inaiage to tha conteat. They do.away with such nulssneoa aa pitching, baa# > running, fielding and serve up only the guta af our national game, you ate. Tho photography la functional. You won’! loam anything about batting. You pay oven have trou­ ble following the ball Tho chit­ chat, led by epertaeaetor Mart A B C * "M ule For a Spring Night" at T:M Ii cut from Ua usual hour to 90 minutea thin night. Paul LavaUa'a band and singer Kay Amen are featured. ABC uses the pre-empted 1-9:90 •pare tor a special newscast on the summit conference. Leading players la Rod Seriing'a “ In The Presence of Mine En­ emies” on CBS from 9:90 to 10 are Charles Laughton, Arthur Ken­ nedy, Susan Kohner, Oscar Homolka, George MacReedy, Sam man to out” variety. Thu "Homa Run Dei Jaffa and Robert Bedford. Proempter for the night are tbs lima spots of “ Man Into Spare,” "Tho Millionaire" and 'T vs Gat s Se­ cret." Delia Reese, Jose Greco, Edith Adams and Ray Walston work on Perry Como’s NBC hour at S. A robbery and a homicide are Involved in "Llttto Blalab,” the "Hawaiian Eye” adventure on ABC at f. Jack Benny's one-bour special on CBS at W employs Danny Thamai, Raymond Burr, the McGuire Bisters and tba Marquis Chimps. V ? l*!L g f o^eh tan 1,1 for ,t,r i 1* * ” *1™ * _ |— ***’" ^ — s m f0 a U f t A w S A S a C ’" 8 t i i - o u n w t M fl LAST SHOWING OPEN 18:41 Altar generally excludes ltllla thealen and off Broad way pro- . ductlona from hla crtticUm. Ho FE A T U R E } 1:86 • t i l l thlaki thoy are th# com of tho - f a a .a a artistic drama to bo found In § .!• • *JI9 • »>S1 tho contemporary American thee■ - ■ . of ike homo run, money, and tba Isr# _____ >___________ homa run hitter. Tba kldi, tho “ VU'OIVBUWSJ Off-Broadway B shows MVWB BIB. am, | genVH< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LUtlo Leaguera watching tha ahow orally apoaking, tho only thing to can all go out and atart twinging bo taken tsriouily them dayi,” for tha fancea and forget about ■old Altar. "It ii clean theater, tho fundamental! of tho game. real art.” Tbs robuat actor ll <. native of "My SUtar EUoon," Ruth Me- Tel Aviv. Ho founded 0 repertory Kanney'a comedy of acme SO theater thorn and later attended year* ago. baa boon adapted for uie ■■ o poaalble TV atriei. Monday night, on NBC-TV'a "Alcoa Thaatar," wo met the pi­ lot film, known oi, "You Should Meet My BUtor,” with Elelne Btritch aa Rulk and Aasa Halm aa Eileen, tba ililtra from Columbua. Ohio. . . — . . _ Attempt! at up-dating tbolr ad­ venture* in New York CUy wem feeble. Jokei wem hoavy-kaadod Trite uses of doable entendre sad mieUktn idenilty wem throws Is but tbs pilot never got eft tbs ground. MUi Striteh and Joey Forman, ai on* of tba auitom, gave good account! of Uwmaolvoa through H oil. Evaryono otto wsa THUBB. * FBI. working much too hard to con­ ceal tha acript’S creaky joint*. “PARTY GIRL” Reliving Roles HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Dimetorn say that 71 per esnt of the for "Hell to Eternity” saryN la tho Imperial Japarsse Army dur­ ing World War II. Many, thay said, fought to the Saipan and Tinian campaigns depleted ia tba film. daemaacepo A Color ROBBBT TAYLOR CYD CHARIMK AND A "BEVY OF . BEAUTIFUL BABES" STARTS TOMORROW CIRCUS STARS’9 ,V ■ ■ ' *j v v ) 1 ' , ■-w.S*,?'1 ALSO ‘•ULYSSES’9 9 -a ln s a y ELECT rr r V i r * IT ? T . w % W * w * *** I arts make tfcto • M lime jab r- [-• * t o w in g the people at ell tlmae. ^ • . .. ■vi * » _ j ____ a ■ i , , , i i i t 1'.. i 9 1*v. Your volt on May 24 will be appreciated. z Pd. FoL Adv. h llRi �TW7W, mm W tf: P sfO 10— W ed. M ay 1 8 ,1 9 8 0 Legal Notice Rosi, Perkins Clash Tonight Legal Notice CHICAGO (U P I) — Veteran IU1- teat tonJfhL Ian puncher Paolo R o il puts his vised n a tch lu riiealiy-loujhtaned skin to the p#rkinj o f a _____ ip t o *____ _ * rta cu rr cocst or m m n a J trp in n n oerrr. to n s ■h m im o l r e n m , rLoam i. . w , r a i i n a r v o tom U N T IL su es Ann PAUL KOCH, Sr, BEKNIfl STARKS, SSSUSSA Tm M OM M TOM S s s * v, Kara rvimnwr SWlWRWINaM «AWA MW-WITHO/rA HBHSJ NiEP-£*tf«TN -jm di»eo(W w ra»u«. K fl*K 4 PkVE 0N1Y fiOT FIVE M f l W PEKH DK/mXTMiDm i TWrfiHl- n m NEVW »u * e j r ~ son cs Dm n n MAVBfcWCAN tc w o H n fy Legal Notice I Nolle# la harabr give* that tha ■aderalgned will, on tha flt h Sajr • f Mar, A. D. t i l t , n i a n t la tha Defendant. Honorable Coum r Judea of Semi­ PWT1CI TO A P P E A R nole Cauntr, Florida, hla fla il STATE OP r l A R I P A TO : return, account and voucher*. aa • ALTAMESB BTARKfl Keecuier a f tha K am a at PAUL 1 . i l l W est l l l i h strait KOCH. Sr, deecaaed, and at aald ApL t lima, ihaa aad than, raaha eppllNew Tark c lip . New York In tha aald Judea far a Teu Bra harabr aatlfled -that a calloa final aattlaniant a f hta admin litrehill o f complaint for dlrorre haa ttoa a f aald raiata, aad far aa bean filed asalaat ran, and reu order dlacharelne him aa auah are required to nerve a eopr o f eticu tor, ' rour anawer or pleading to tha Deled thla U a llth day a t April. hill af romplnlat m i tha Plalailfra lilt . A tiorutr Paul C. Parkin*, I l f W ait A. D, MILO STE INBORN ' South Street, Orlando, Florid*. Aa Kneeuter af tha Batata af PAUL KOCIL Sr, plaadlpo In thr, afflo* of lh* 'Bark . Dtraaaed o f lha Circuit Court an or hefora Pubtlih April IT * Map I, 11, 11. Mondar, June II, 111*, If r »u fall la da ao Judgment hr dernult will s o n c o * r rta u c A T ttt ' o p bn taken analntt you for tha- rar r m i o i r o w a d o p t io n . llaf damandad I* lha hill pf cam* IP THU (-tort IT COI'OT o r TMM plaint.. n ip t m j u d ic ia l c ir c u it or DUNK AND ORDERED nt San- f l o r i d * . i p a p o f o r s k w i . ford, Seminole Cauntr, Florid*, POLK COUPTT, IK CHANCERY Ihli H h dar « f M*r. H I*. tlKALI * PRTITHMf POR AOOPTtOP OF A David M. (latchet MINOR CHILD Clark af tha Circuit Court fa ra : Adoption of B f l Martha T. Vlhlaa, D.C. RONALD WILLIAM BWAILBS, Paul C. -Parkin* a minor, II I W ait South Strati, Brt MKNVKAL ELTON CULPKPOrlando, Florida PEn and DORIS SUTTON CL’ LA tiornar‘ for Plaintiff PKPPE1L hit wife, Pubtlih Mar II, II, II A Juno 1. Petitioners Tot -WILLIAM F flX SWAILKS, IP T B S CIRCUIT COURT OF TMR wheat raaldanra la unknown p ip t r ju d ic ia l riR crrr, ip but w hatt last known r#»ldanro warn t i l l N. llth St., APD FOR SEMIPM.N COUPTT, SI. Lout*. MlaanurL FLORIDA. IP CRAPCRRT PO. HAM TOUR ARE HRRRBT NOTIFIED that a Pallltoh haa b**n filed MART COULD, Plaintiff, In lha nbnvn aivied Court br Man. veal Elton Culpepper and Dorla -VSSutton Culpepper, hla w lft. for JOIINNIB U B OOCLD, DafandanL the adoption af Ronald William Swallea, a minor, hr the petition­ POTICR T * APPBAR er*. M anual Ellon Culpepper and TUB STATE OF FLORIDA TO I Dorla Sutlon Culpepper, hti wife, JOHNNIH LEE OOCLD and rou are required lo aerva a 111 X. W. Cherry Road eopr of rour Anawer or Objection*, Mnoallloa, Ohio Tou are harabr notified that ** to ahnw eauaa why aald Petition ehauld not bo amnted, an Ibo atamended bill o f eomplant for dlvore* haa haan filed *galn»t you, turner for petitioner!. CHARLES ■ nd you are requested to aerva a N. LANE, 107 Melcatf Bulldlns. copy o f your anawer or pleadlns Orlando, Florida, and flla lha ori­ to tho amended bill nf complaint ginal u lha otflra o f lha Clerk o* lha pla in tiffs attorney Paul of tha clrrjjlt Court In and for C. Perklae. 147 Waal South Straal, Semlnola Counts at Sanford, Flor­ Orlando Florida, and flla tha orl- id* on nr before tha llt h dar af plnal anawer. or pleading In tha Aunt. 1HI, HEREIN FAIL NOT nr a DeVraa offtca af lh* Clark o f tha Circuit Court oa ar beforo Mondar, June Pro Confaaao w ill ba antarad II, Iff*. I f you fall to do i t Judg­ agalnat you. WITNESS m r hand aad lha aeat ment by default w ill ba taken aaaloat you f«r lha relief demand- a f aald CouK In Sanford, Semiad In (ha *illt o f complaint. nale County, Florida, ikld llth DONE AND ORDERED at San­ dar hf Mar. l i l t . ford, Seminole County. Florida, (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. thla Ith day a f May, lil t . (SEAL) A a Clark at the aald Cl rout Court. 1 DAVID M. OATCHKL Hr Martha T. Vlhlaa, Clark *t lha Circuit Court Deputy Clark B fl Martha T. Vlhlaa, D.C. CHARLBS X. 1-ANH Paul C. Parkins ' Attorney far Falltlanars d ll W ea r South Street Orlando, Florid* 1*1 Metcalf Bulldlns OrlaBd*, Florida. Attorney far Plaintiff • ;.W bbS f in a l j u d i c i a l ctKCt r r, i p a p o r n a IKOtPOLO COCPTT, FLORIDA. IP C S A PrR R T Pa. IMM POTtCO TO O RrRPD BILLIE HELEN TOUNCE, At Ilaka lor lb# second-ranked R o il and unranked P crk isi, >3, Is s prom ised chin e* to n o « t light* weight champion Joe Brown is 0 ) title f i g h t _________________ _____ Legal Notice n a ia iu r , CH ARLES R O B E R T TOUNCE, DafandanL TOR OTATR O r FLORIDA TO I CHARLES ROBERT YOUNCB IVhota raaldtnca la unknown and whoaa taat known addrtaa w t i r 'o D. W . F ion a , R tm on t Road, C h arlollt, North Carolina. A Sw orn Com plaint h avin g haan filed aealnal rou In lha Circuit Court. In and F o r Bamluola Coun­ ty, Florida. In Chanearr fo r D ivorce, tha Bhort title o f la id action fetlna BILLIE HELEN TOUNCE. P la in tiff, V*. CHARLES ROBERT TOUNCE. D efendant; thraa praatnta ora la rauaa and re­ quire rou to flla ro u r w rlllan daftm aa. I f anr. to lha co m p la la t flltd harala and lo > m a a eopr thereof upon P la ln lltra atlornara ea o r b efore the Ith d a r o f June, A. I>. l i l t , olharwlaa a Decree Pro C onfealo w ill be entered aaalnat you and the eauaa proceed as ta n a . WITNESS tnr hand and official peal at Hanford, Seminole Cauntr, Florida, thla Ilk dar of Mar, A. 11, HI*. .(SE A L) DAVID M. OATCHKL Clark a f lha Circuit CnurL Irt and Far Seminole Cauntr, F lorida n r : Martha T. Vlhlaa Drputr Clark Slanairont, Darla a Malntoah Atlornara far P la in tiff E dw ard! Bulldlns Sanford, Florida Pubileh M ar 11, I t . t l * June 1 IP TRH CIRCI IT COCRT OF TWR P1PTM JIO IC M L CIRCUIT -SIB APD FOR SRRLP0LR COUPTT, FLOP ID t. “ SAW S Irt.. SOPHIE STEINER, TOl Hnphl* Steiner „ j DefendaaC 11* tVret Itlrd Street New Tork. N. T. TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Dlvore* ha* been filed agalnat you, and you are required ta aarv* • copy o f rour Anawer nit Plalnllfra A t­ torneys, PHILIP EDEI-MAN and LAWRENCE I. HOLLANDER, Suita l i t , 111* Jfortheaat T»th St reel, Miami. F lorid* and flla the original Anawer In thn o 'flr e o f the Clark of Ibo Circuit Court. I v and far Bemlnol* County, F lorldi^ / nn o f before tha Mb' day o f June, 114*1 otherwise default will M entered agalnat you. Dated at Semtnole County, FlarMa, thla Ith day of Mar IMS. IS BALI David M. Oitchel Clark of lh - Circuit Court, gemlnnle County, Florida r.O . Boa III Sanford, Florida B n Martha T. Vlhlaa, D.C. Philip Kdalman t* tl Northwest Tllh Sltaat Miami, Fla. a\ Pubtlih Mar II. II, II A June 1. •> NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Thg IBM Raal Eitata T ax U it of tha City af Sanford, Florida, la poatad on bulletin board at tha front door of tho City Hall In tha City of Sanford, Florida, and on bulletin hoard at front door of Saminol* County Court House, Sanford, Florida and will remain so potted for a period of four donaoeutivo waaki. All m l estate upon which Uu IBM tax** have not boon paid and against which certificate ha# not already bean laauad to City o f Sanford, will to sold to public suction on tha lit. day of Juno A. D. IBM coauataciag at 10 o'clock A. M, at the front doer nf tha City Rail la tha City o f Sanford, Florida. H. M Tamm, Jr. City Clark. ... - - h o t t e r 1 ^ 23 iH' > v *f W, , ,IT, 'in t m o a l s «y 1' • *if* b u i ld V' ■ i- >’4 b a t t e r . t . ■l ) w,f , f a m •’-* 11 i li e s * •••.‘ - and for the best food at lowest prices „ Sanford and the Sanford Herald! vV m W to «V*F K; 1 I : ' (&■ \ ' ,T #■ JA' i * - •—. ; i-ffg d UknMBMS ivd 1 • . �»w *■v:-\ '■' t- :-r* ffljr fanforh Krralb Wed. May 18. 10U0—Pane 11 12. Plumbing Service* PERSIAN kitten*. PA MIST after 4:00 p, m. COOL,, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. downstairs apt. $47.30. 1700 Magnoli* Ave. PA 2-3*51, Plumbing 4 Gateway To The Waterway Your KVINRUDK Dealer uao Wlrlat — £*cctrie Service Rabaon Sporting Goode Sid VUtlea 4-0 E. let. Ph PA S-SNI RANDALL ELECTRIC 00. Magnolia PA 2-0*11 SO H..P. JOHNSON Javelh motor, •electric Harter, excellent rood! lion, FA 2-4444. 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, private bath. Suitable for one or couple. Acroaa from poatofflee. SALE or RENT: New duplex. By owner. Modem. Kitchen equip­ FURNISHED collage la Lake SIary. FA 1-304*. ped. MIS Palmetto A t * . FA t u n after 1:00 p. m. NEWLY decorated S room furn­ ished apartment $00 per month; cloae In. lit E. 1th. St. Coll PA 242*5 or PA 2-5700. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: mom* - private bath*, III W. First St. Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK 1007 Saaford Ave. PA 24342 PURN. apt. SMO Mellonvilte NICE dean I bedroom heuae, unfumlabad; carport# and utility room. Clone to navy baaa. *00 n i i t t . n i PA MOOT or PA 2-OTTt. V1 WALL PAPERING A PAINTING It FOOT Flbenlaa boat, aleepi two, new top, windahletd; forty Work Guaranteed Bob Betrd boraa Royal Scott all oleclrlc Contact 500 Weat »th Si. motor; Gator dump trailer; all Phone FA 2 0444 for $1000. Can ba aaan at THOS, E. THOMPSON Hugba'a Service Halloa at 1Mb. General Contractor and Sanford Ave. Home Carpentry Repalm Roofiag A Siding TutomoCTIan Phono PA 2-0452 IS CHEVROLET $t». N il Grand IS. Special Service* vlaw Am. PA 2 5230. LAND WANTED LOTS or ACREAGE Glvo legal description, price and lerma. Writs P. O. Box 2T2, Sanford. Florida. Senkarik Gian* and Paint Ca. U M U W. Rad flt. PA u m II INCH TV, RCA ■ola, excellent PA MIS*. UMBRELLA touts JM4S nfk I mat, boot cuabiocx.. AHMY-NA SURPLUS. SIS laniard Am. M GUAGE Ithlca pump IN, guaga modal IS Windcboi pump, tog, can FA M ill. 1SS0 CADILLAC "42- 4-door, auto­ matic transmission, radio A heater. Will taka trad* in. Call Jeasee Quirk at PA 14*14. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER W. 1. Bhlppy, Asaoe. S-ROOK unfurnished apartment r Nice location. Adults only. FURNISHED apartment, eieon and clean to. Adults snip. Jimmy Cowan, FA'S-MlS. RENT A BED Intlaway, Hospital ft Bahp End* By Day, W o e k q c Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Pb. PA 341S1 11$ W. let EL S B. R. borne, fura. or unTurn. Buy S-BEDRQOM CB home, corner k t SEMINOLE PROPERTY in Sunland Estalea. Will oeU equity. Win rent t i l l a monthLAKE FRONT: 103 feet on large, Wynnewnnd Dr. Ph. PA 2-MM. nr trad# (or home to Jackson­ clear lake 10 minutes from San­ NOW OPEN ville. Can FA 2-40M. ford. Concrete block bouse with THRIFTY RADIATOR brick trim. Fireplace and many LAKEFRONT HOME REPAIR SERVICE extra*. Two bedrooms, one and Lovely $ bedroom, t bath, CB Sea as for your Eadlntor Repi one half baths, Jalouileri Flor­ home, situated on Lake Minnie. Wa guarantee our work. Pb ida room. Two car carports Features Include built In rangn, PA I4BI, TO* Froneh Am. ean ba easily converted Into banting unit, water healer, MORTGAGE LOANS third bedroom, bath and tea blindi, and many extra*. Only FREE ESTIMATES ehaarfull? Commercial and car carports. Separate utility gives. Mattreas renovating, up1 year old. Total price—930,00*. F U R N I S H E D S room garage Conventional Residence bouse. Lot la 100 feat daap and bolslary and slip cover*. Cus­ Terms avallabkl apartment. FA S-31IT tor infor­ WISE and JOHNSON la beautifully landscaped. Pric­ tom built bedding made to ar­ mation. Stenstrom Realty 4*1 Magnolia Ph: GA SM S ed at $15,000 with term* to dor. Call ar some to. Nta Red­ lit N. Park Am. Phone PA I NK Orlando, Fla. responsible purchaser. ding Manufacturing Ce.„ -IMS UNFURNISHED S bed: Sa. Sanford Am. FA MU7, apartment, kitchen S t Johns Realty Co. "Open evenings HI *:$• PM” 7. Bunlnone Opportunity private entrance. A| US North Park Am. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, aUto­ nth. after S:*S p.m rnants, Invoices, hand hUlo, and p r o g r a a s, ete. Progressive Printing Co. Phono FA I3M 1COMMERCIAL: Lot 255 foot front­ $0* West Uth St age on ITS*. Casselberry. Only LICENSE BONDS $147 front loot, 9 % down. 9-BEDROOM, S tiled both house. Sewing Mach. Repairs end INSURANCE Sprinkler ayatom. On two tote. S t Johns Realty Co. tor ELECTRICIANS, PLUMBERS ALL MAKES ft MODEM U0S Holly Avo. Ph. PA 1-0514. IMS W. FIRST: Light housekeep­ It* North Perk Ave. end CONTRACTORS ing rooms, nil furnished, private RENTALS $3 WEEK RAYMOND M. BALL entrance*. Ne Children. M W. First St (St hr. tor,) $ 55 0 D O W N AGENCY PA 1342$ Beautiful I Bedr jum S Beth Heme IIS So, Park Avo, with Hardwood floors. G. E. AUTO GLASS equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ tically controlled Heat. Well, INSTALLED Lend (capped Let on Dead End Windshield Rack Gian* Street,whom Children play to AVON CALLING Door Glean - ’ ‘Vent GUan Pleasant dlgnWed-part. time work near your heme as on SERVICE A V O N Representative. We MOVE RIGHT IN Senkarik Gin** and Paint Co. train you. Mrs, Jean Mlhnlch, Financial—Ne Closing Cast PARMER’S AGENCY lit W. 2nd St. rA 34*21 lex 14*. Lockhart, Pie. N. V. Parmer, Realtor Lillian Tramf R. H. Imra, D. H. Whitmore COMPANION for elderly persen; Associates. mom, board end salary, Stans MU S. Perk Avo. Pb. PA 1 $221 Island, Enterprise. P b e n • hour*, FA 9-Mll, PA 2 4021 FA 2 4200 or PA 2-3M*. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS St. Johns Realty Co. After PA S4MI, PA 2-3013 AH types end alias, installed THE TIME TESTED FIRM •'Do It YouraelT US N. Park Am. Ph. PA >4133 . SEE IT NOW! WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Pour bedroom, 3 *m Ui borne. Quiet OROVE FOREMAN. g|« M to 43. LOVELY 3 bedroom, t bath home STI NE community. LE. 13' i M's DR.; Year round employment with to Drsamwold, 3317 Osceola Dr. Machleer) and Supply On. kitchen, built in stove, disposal. well •■Ubiisbed company In 307 W. 2nd St. By Appointment Ph. PA 34431 Utility room wired tor washor Clermont art*. Paid vacation. and dryer. Corner lot 100' x 130' Excellent advancement opporAIR CONDITIONtNO SUNLAND ESTATES: I bedroom, with 13 orange trees. Law down (unity far ambitious - end cons­ H. B. POPE CO. m baths, Urge modem kit­ payment. Na qualifying. Phowa FURNISHED duplex, I bedrooms, cientious man. Nice bouse furn­ r o S. Perk - FA S-4M4 chen. Backyard fenced. View of PA >5314. ished. Salary commensurate Uko. MM and take up monthly with ability end 'xpsrience. Re­ payments. PA 3-4237. ROSA L. PAYTON ferences required, Must peas >LOTS—No, 10A ft 11 to block physical examination, All replies And Associates 11 of Dreamwold Sub. According confidential. Box H. A., c/o Regiitemd leal Batata Broker to Pint Bonk 3, pages m ft St Sanford Herald, and pint book 4 pages M ft M Pb. FA U tot 174* at Hiawatha Seminole County Records. Write Mr*. Ben Rice, SM N. Tfrtd Ave., Hollywood, Pin. CLEAN 105S nine paiaenger Poe­ tise wagon, power brake*, ra­ dio, heater. MIS Ph. PA Bill*. ROYAL Spartanette, all alumlmtM. 1*51. IS', wall to wall carpaitig, excellent condition. PA l-*0S4. OLD NEWSPAPRRS POM BAUI USED FURNITURE! 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XLIX tMtST Win * im b THURSDAY, MAY 19, I960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 697 News Briefs Arms Hally Tonight NEW YORK (UPI) — Thousand* of persons arc expected to attend a rally sponsored by "The Cbmmittecs for a San Nuclear Policy" at Madison Square Garden tonlghl. The rally will mark (ha first large-scale disarmament gathering la tho United Stales. Ships Collide IJMUIDEN, Holland (UPI) Two ships collided in the North Sea today forcing 44 persons, in­ cluding two women, In take to life boats in thick fog. All were rescued. A total of three Ufa boats were launched, two from (he badly damaged Swedish freighter Mongabara and one from Ihe British tanker Workman, * Castro Aide Missing HAVANA (UPD—Capt. Herman Marks, of Milwaukee, who com­ manded firing squads for Premier Fidel Caslro, has been missing since Saturday on a "fishing trip" with four other Americans, It was reported today. Unconfirmed reporta aaid the five, who left the lit* of Pines off Cuba's south coast in a sporla fishing boat, were fleeing to Mexico. For Missing NAS noire Crewman; Crash Probe Set The Navy today ordered a full lnveaU|iltou into tba cause of Wednesday's crash o f a Sanfordbased Navy twin-jet plane in the Banana River that look the lives A af'lhs plane's three man crew. • Cdr. Gilbert Blake, NAB safety officer, was at the seen# of the crash at noon today and la aspectod to call a court of inquiry to determine the cause sometime neat week. Meanwhile, boat crews resumod a search of the river today for the body of one of tho victims. Two bodies were recovered with­ in hours after tho A3D plunged into the river during a practice series of laadlags at Patrick Air Korea Bast, The third victim was still missing whoa darkness halted a search Wednesday, night. The victims, all from Sanford, were Lt. Harry A. Lackey 11 of i l l Oakland Dr., the pilot; In­ structor pilot Lt. (Jg) Louis M. Beverly of IIS Briar Clift and Aviation Mechanic 2C Glen A. Limbert of 1T00W Magnolia Avc., whose body bad not been recover­ ed at noon. Lt. Lackey la survived by his wife Betty and two children. He was born in Carlisle, Pa., and gra­ duated from tua U. S. Naval Aca­ demy In IMS. Zoning Board II hew rsspfartionmant might best Gubernatorial candidate Dayla ha achieved. Cartoon asked Bryant encUy night K where ha Intended to lop off the Florida school integrated ha toO million. Bryant earned several agencies whan expenditures could carry out tho order. be cut bat cited ao definite figures Mis opponaat. Farris Bryant, to the cases. appearing with him an a televised "If ww are to continue to talk debate to Tempo, oald bo to generalities," said Carlton, uot every legal means availabto "m« aright as well proceed (to to clrcomvant gw aoust order. asst question)." Carlton said racial psaca would theBryant said no constitutional ba maintained "11 wo have stable amende)eat was needed to achieve leadership," reapperttonmenl. If be Is elected, Bryant said than would ha na Bryant said,. "I think Urn Leftsracial treobte "H lbs hand an the latere wdl la the opening days helm la Arm and steady." They agreed ao new legislation at the aant session’ ' come up with a roapporiionroent agreement. was needed to deal with th Ceritoo, pushing Us plan to add sis men senators end Id new The head-to-head station was House members, contraded eetawithout hot words. About the only ethafteaBl amendment was aseeaBryant’s campaign sary. to an earlier campaigning Wed­ prwmlaa to cut IM million within nesday at Tampa, Bryant said two years off state aglading, and Oeritoa had taken "a Tad David approach and declared war an Part Choppers." "I loathe that kind af ap­ proach," toe Ocala eaadldate said. “ We're loo big for that. "We’ve been foliowing th* course af fighting Uw- Pork Chop­ pers tor five years," said. Bryant, DELAND (UPI) - A lim es "and they are stronger new teen Jury, accused of a “gross mis- ever baimw." ferriage at Justice" to their ver■temping through Tampa, Carl­ diri in a Negro rape trial, was ton said, "during my sight years discharged Wednesday bp Circuit to the state Senste I have fought Judge Hobart Winrfter far tea right of the majority af Wingfield acted after the com- Ptorida ciUsaaa to the populous meat by State Attorney W. W. Judge. Wingfield said he did not "I have do commitments to tbs discharge lh« Jury because ef email eminty Pork Choppers er their verdict, but because be grit say special interest." to wou|d be unfair af (bam to Carlton said ba would work If toy further cases after Judge's elected toward retaming state comment. consumer taxes to the mere popu­ Judga made the remark after lous areas which pay the moot of Clarence Boyd Howard, It, and Ibcm. Claence Heath, V, two Daytona He rolled his pita for (hat "an Batch Negroes, were tried tor the escalating formula far state aid alleged ran* af a Negro woman. to local schools." Tbs Jury round Uro toe guilty af "We cannot afford," Carlton ton lesser offense of assault with paid, "to dilute the quality of our intent to rape, and Wingfield Bea­ public school system by falling tenred them to to year prison to provide enough funds to keep terms. pace pith our growth." Criticized DeLand Jury Is Dismissed A © _ m The County Commission over­ rode a Zoning Beard decision Wednesday and agreed to keep Weathcrsflcld Acres commercial Instead ef residoetlsl. The board, meeting in special session to hear testimony and transcript a before adopting a com profaensive toning law for the county, agreed that Wtalbcrefield Acres was not suitable for a real dentist ares at thin Ume. The commission also took into account that at tbo final public hearing on the toning proposal Tuesday, 51 property owners urg *d the commission to keep the land commercial. There waa an opposition to ibeir request. The beard also took under legal advissmtnt a request by Col. J, O. Gregory to enforce stricter restrictions on lakefrent property la the Crystal Lake Haights area. After wading through a number of petitions aad requests for strict soaing, tee commission Wednesday authorised their at­ torney to draw up a resolution adopting the toning proposal. Formal adoption Is espectod at the May II County Commission meeting, Meanwhile, Chairman John Krider said after the brief meeting Wednesday, tea board will- aoatlnue study an the pro­ posal. At tea final bearing Tuesday, County Zoning Director Robert Brown, pointed out to approxi­ mately 100 property owders that modifications on tee law can always ba made "M there is s Just cause.” City Issues Dog Tog Reminder , Dog owner* In the city were re­ minded today by City Manager Warren Knowles that all dogs in the city must b* licensed. Knowles said this Ikons* may be obtained at tbo office ef city clerk by prewnting e veterinarian's eartifkate that the dog has received its annual rabies shot. Th* coat of a elty license Is gt. Big Runoff V ote Seen; Rally Friday Supervisor af Reglstialica Cam­ illa Bruce predicted today teat # t e e voting turnout is aant Tues­ day's second primary Will ha greater teas the Brat primary. Mrs. Bruno w plilaaB teat to tea Bret primary S.1M perrons rated to tie to eouwty precteete, hut said many ware turned away because af tea . . . __ _ of voting procedures and varing should move rapidly. Mrs. Bruce also said that to* tercet would be high to the se­ cond primary with terra County Commission races at Make. Than alec will be runoffs hi the District 4 constable n District g peace Justice t t The firstpolitical rally 6m primary wtf ba told tight at dto Font Park Hall. The rally to sponsored by the Patience Urged MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Soutbern Baptists ealled today for "Christian patience" In negotiat­ ing for International peace. The 11,0N delegates allending t h e Southern Baptist Convention here adopted a Resolution offered by for­ mer A r k a n s a s Congressman Brooks Hays deploring the crisis brought about by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s actions at Ibt Beverly la survived by his'wife, summit confereoca to Paris. Norms Jean; two children and a sister, Catherine Jane Smith of Students March HALEIGH, N. C. (UPI) - Police Appalachian, N. Y. Beverly was used tear gas Wednesday night to born in Schenectady, N, Y. Limbert is survived by his wife dispart* a crowd of about 500 Joan Marie, and his father and North Carolina State College stu­ mother, Harry and Laura Blanch* dent* who marched through down­ town Baleigh chanting- "we like Limbert of Red Wing, Minn. NAS officials reported that the lkc" aad "to bell with Russia." plane was approaching a landing The student* marched from the atrip at Patrick when it suddenly campus to Capitol Square end pulled up, burst Into flanirs and then down Raleigh’s main strqcl. dived into the river Just west of They were scattered when regular the base. Jt sank almost liamc police detachments were rsInferr­ ed by a balf-goseo squad cart and djatelyt B paddy wagon. NEW YORK (UPlJ — Stock prices St 1 p, m.t American TAT ...... American Tobacco ... 5H* Bethlehem Steel ♦I Chrysler ........ .. wvt .. ails Curtiss - Wright DuPool .......... . .. Jllti . list) Eastman Kodak . Hy United Ptmo laternattonal . aan Tha Soviet Union report* It will Ford Motor .. ... General Electric . . «9H bring down its latest satellite General Motors ... . 45 "shortly" and ana of America's Int. T k T ......... . 43H top rocket experts says ha has n lls-g Johnson Electronics "rood hunch" tbaro to n man to . 35H side. LorlUard Minute Maid . lBVk Tba official Soviet news agency, Penney . . . . . . . . in Tass, said Wednesday night avtryPenn RR .... . 131) thing aboard tha spacecraft, put Scars Roebuck . SOW in orbit May IS, was "working Standard 0(1 (NJ) . 10'. normnlty" and "the command will ...10's bs given from earth shortly to Sludebaker .......... U. 8. Steel . . . . . . . aiH start th* , , . descent." MaJ. (ton. John B. Medaris, for mer commanding general of tha U. S. Army 'Ordnance Missile Command, said In Chicago "I'm not on* toast bit sura that th* Itiisstons have a dummy in It," It would not make sans*, Ma­ The Sanford .Boat and Ski Club ds ria said, for Russia to put up will meet at a p. m. today to lbs a satellite of sufflclrat weight and Little Greco Hut in FI. Mellon spare to carry a man, without try­ Park to make final plans for its ing to have a man to It or without trying to bring tha vehicle back next cruise. The organization will cruise to to earth Intact, Malvln V, London, a physics proCrescent Lake during the Memor­ f***or at Naaaon College, Springial Day weekend. The club today issued a thank vato, Maine even reported ha had you to the City of Sanford, Semi- heard tbs “ scrambled vole*" of a role County Chamber of Com­ man aboard tha Russian spaceship merce and individuals who helped if* -aid lh* vole* sounded "like with the second annual St. Johns Donald Duck with a eora throat." Landon aaid ba baa faith in hla Outboard Marslhon. Winner of the prise skis given radio Up# rocordings, Ha balisvaa sway during the day of the race tha government mads similar re was Paulina Haina of Lake Mon- mrdlngs but Is keeping them re- To Be Returned ' To Earth Shortly Boat Club To Plan Cruise Tonight cirt. May Ball Slated Saturday N ight , The annual May Day Ball, *|*ensored by tbs Seminole High School Student Council, will be Saturday at ■ p. m. to tbo Sanford Civic Center. All Seminole High students, parents and friend* are Invited to the dance and coronation of th* May Queen and King. France* Strickland and John Lovelace were elected by the students to be queen and king this year. County Executive Democratic Committee aad will atari at ■ Cornier Caravan Here Friday The second will be told Satur­ day eight at Sanford's Memorial Btadtoa aad will to held at 7:10 prior to tea Greyhound baseball gasM. Mrs. Brwe acid test a special school tor clerks end inspectors wMl to told ag (ha Home Demonstratiro afoton at !:M p m. to­ day. A caravan of cars hauling Cen­ tral Florida supporters af Doyls Conner for agriculture commlisioiicr will to to Sanford at 5 p. m. Friday, Conner's sampaiga man­ agers said today. Seminole County bickers of tea Starks member of Uw legislature are tovitad to Join the caravan, they said. W ith R ed By United Press tntcraallraal Hundreds of thousands cf Por­ tuguese gave President Elsen­ hower a hero’s welcome at Lisbon today white Nikita Khrushchev flew Into Communist East Beriia still shaking hla fist and leaving the world guessing whether he will explode a new crisis over Berlin. As the chief* of slate pulled out of Paris, the United Nations Security Council was alerted to meef-Mondiy to consider Russia's complaint against U. S. spy plana flights. The 15-nsllofl NATO alliance un­ animously condemned Khrushchev tor torpedoing the summit con­ ference and pledged complete solidarity to th* critical days ahead. With the failure to Hie summit conference still heavily on hla mind, Elsenhower admonished tha free world to rally stronger than ever against Soviet Russia's tac­ tics, , President America Thomas wel­ comed Elsenhower as a "tiretose knight arrant of peace" and Por­ tuguese who filled the air with cries of "Viva Eisenhower, Viva Elsenhower" made it elear they regarded him as the hero of tha summit encounter with Nikita Khrushchev. The president, described by White Home Press Secretary Ashed whether the conference failure would change Kteenbowar'e plana to submit his "open program far cooperative aerial, tospeoika to tea United NaUoaa, jtogortr said “ rot to the Khrnabcbev already bod three* ened to sign a separate peace treaty with Communist East Ger­ many—a move aimed at forcing Uto Allies out of Woot Berlin, iso­ lating tba city and splitting Gee* many forever. Ho Is expected to slate bte to* tenlions Friday la another af bte fiery- speeches before a. halg Elsenhower rally being prepared by the aatelllte nation. Today the Reds greeted him with denuncia­ tions of Elsenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adanauer. In tha remembrance of voters* correspondents, eucb openly antiAmerican vehemence was without precedence to Uw II year* Uwt this city bag be a divided be­ tween Soviet and Western rule. H was considered Uw evitable atmosphere to which KhnishchaV could spring a bog tall of ugly surprises for free West Berlin, which he has designated a “ can­ cer" to be eliminated atiUteraUy upon the failure of Eost-Woot anfoliations. — a--* —--f --—----• - |. ...jg Alulti w i f i DOTimm w a v — v «v r daily bustnoeo na usual amid ten general feeling that whatever tte Soviet Premier bod planned fop them after Uw summit to Paris, Uwy ootid do nothtof ■bout B. LOOKING OVER THE SCRAPBOOK of tha put year'* tifegta an th* now SomUtolo-DoBnry Haajft Council officora. Kitetod at a mooting af th* group Wodnooday night gt Hwalnnio Memorial Hoapitti wen, toft to tifht, Tom Armao, president; Mrs. Carl Sehilkt, aocrwUry; Robert Bauman, treasurer, and Kan Ufflor, praaldont-olaet (Hamid Photo) Tornadoes, Rain HR U.S. Midsection By Utitod Free# A far-reaching storm system hit Uw country’s midaccUoa during (he night with tornadoes, Ugh winds, rsto and hall. On* man died naar Telia, Okla., when flying debris cared to the tog of bis ear duriag a brief but strong windstorm. The TO mile an hour winds which raked Uw area giro lifted o roof from a motel nad dawned power Unas. The Weather Bureau aaid a possible tornado damaged barns and houses la Uw HlgarvUlt, Ark., area. Funnel clouds wore also sighted near Hot Ipringa, MorrUton and Athins, Ark., but did no damag*. Observers sighted other torna­ dos* naar Salllaaw, Okie., and Lincoln, Neb., but neither ap-‘ parently touched ground. Okla­ homa and Nsbraika wer# batter­ ed by winds and ball. Heavy rate, marblo-alao ball and winds over 50 milaa an hour bit tho Omaha area, and a heavy downpour left two toebaa of ball at Hill CUy, Kan. The theory has been advanced Hint Russia would not announco its satellite was manned unless it Maintenance Strike NEW YORK (UPI) — Mainten­ » » i able to recover tha spaceman ance men went on strike at tba •live. 77-story Chrysler Building today, keeping iterator operators from reporting to work, but supervisory personnel mnniwd Uw elevators to lift 10,000 tonanta to work. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —The delicate guidance systems of America’s Polaris god Bomsrc A missiles "thought" their way to three successes In Uto ikies over Lawn problems were discussed Florida Wednesday. At Uw cape, Uw ti-foot-UU Po­ by agricultural exports aad about laris proved that even a Jolting 200 homeowner* who asked quai"shot from ■ cannon" couldn't tions at a county lawn clitic at addle its steering "brain." The tha Home Demonstration Coaler. rocket waa flrod from aa under­ Following aa illustrated prereaground "ship motion simulator" tafioa ef lawn care by Frank Wil­ tub# to its fourth straight success son, extension turf specialist, at ranges of more thaa l.aoo miles. scores of quasiions wore Maworro At Eglln Air Foret Rasa, two by Hw panel of experts. Bomarc A interceptor missiles SltUag to on Uw panel, maderatsuccessfully totoreeptod a super- ad Iqr County Agent Cecil sonic Rsgulua target rocket. These wore Dr. John WUson, were noar-misscs, but the Air glat; Dr. Jaka Darby, I Force aaid tha Bogulro would ban Dr. Harlaad beta knocked down if tooUoal war- gill, *B ataK beads had town used. tral Florida Experiment Missile Groins’ Are Successful Jamro C. Hagerty as "completely disgusted and fed up with the tac­ tics af Khrushchev," said be thought that while them was no praaatog mason Joe dismay, tha fire nations had to tighten their bells and work harder to the face af Soviet abuse and accusations. EUanbowar said that white tha free world had no high hopes for the summit, the leaders of their nations had thought there might have been some chance of redu­ cing world tension. "You deserve lo know that Ihe representatives of the United States, the United Kingdom and Franca did our very best to bring ■bout that condition," he said, "We answered abuse with dig­ nity and logic. We answered ac­ cusations with facts. There Is no reason to be dismayed or dis­ heartened. We have had these conditions before to dealing with the Soviets. Rather than be dis­ mayed we mutt tighten our belts, keep our chins up and each of us work ■ little harder for tbs great caure of peace with Justice and A 3J M odel Ts Highlight Armed Fortes Parade County residents will gat their first okanco Saturday to se* a model af tba new A3J Vigilante Jet bomber that will ba bored at tba Sanford Naval Ait Station lat­ er to tha summer, A modal of tba craft will ba mounted on a float at th* Armed Forces Day parade scheduled to begin at 0:50 a, m. Panda Chairman Joel Field an­ nounced this morning that the A3J Will ba among the many high­ light# of tba pared* which will future about 1,250 civilians and military parrenne! and four Samtools County marching bands. Tbs parade will form at • a. m. and start moving at 0:30. Begin­ ning at Fourth HI. and Oak Av#., It will go north on Oqk to First IU, turn asst and move along First to San Carlos Av*. Ao part of tbo Armed Korea* Day acUvIUes ban, a show will ba held at tha Navy bare from 11 a. m. unUl S p. m. Tba Navy will opta Ha gets* to Uw public and camera regulations bare bora weired so that tha public might get an opportunity to obtain pic­ torial evidence of Uw Navy’s roll to "Power lor Peace." Tentative plans during th* Navy open boure include several demon* ■traUons of Navy operations and static displays af aircraft, guided missiles, and other N ary equip ment, , Grand Marshal of the parade IB Sanford w ill tw J . 4). Galloway.-. Marching banda w ill. iucluda. Semlnoia High, Sanford Junior High, Lyman High and -Cioontg Academy. Thera w ill also br close order drilling by lbs Dcllpry Kndsto, .f SNAS Matins Color G uild and * contingent of sailors. A reviewing stand will tw placed >1 at F irst and* Mugnolia with coun­ ty, Navy a id city officials view* ing the pared*. Airliner Collides \ W ith Light Plane PARIS 1U PI) ~ A Cats veil# twiu-Jel int liner collided, hcad-ud* with a ,li; >1 p ane V.Uj O feet ovar Paris today.aad landed sa-ety with a ripped fuselage, a lorn rmldef, a dead engine, and IS injured pa*sengers. Tba light plsnr disintegrated to a ir, killing Pic pilot Im lantiy, and' tte MO-korst power tagio* ripped through tbo airliner’s fuselage lir a esn-opener, injuring Me pssren- , ger fatally and hurting L> af 11 persons aboard. The injured included ao Arnett- 1 can, hlraUfled aa Ariel ClMobarg, u , at roreat Hills, N. V. Experts Conduct Lawn Caro Clink Rhoades presetted an Interest tog discussion ri nematodes and heavy rains to asid-Harch." WLlrea added that "white affect m lawns aad oraa- disease may rot ho aa active aa R was (bag, tbo redurod DIVtag Iks clinic period, Indivi­ system dost not allow tho dual brow owners brought for­ to take ap adsq ward diseased town samples for the present day wRUk® Tucker aaid today that are way briag bath igsa aad sampteo tg the agagf'g afitow for Uw w m purposes. Far tha pari," -■1 •' -4^,* -1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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W«r 16. IMP Faces Final Primary Tests In Maryland, Oregon WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. In the primary without their con­ John F; Kennedy (D-Mass.) feees sent and neither hai campaigned in Oregon. hie (Inal primary tests In Mary* land and Onion this week before the struggle lor the Democratic presidential nomination move* Into tbs smoke-filled rooma. Kennedy U heavily favored to defeat Sen. Wayne L. Morae (D Ore.) In the Maryland voting Tueaday but la coneeding the Ore' ■■v. gon primary Friday In advance to * Morae aa a favorite son candt date. However, Kennedy flew to Ore •on over the weekend lo cam palgn In an obvioua bid to win. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B, Johnson of Texaa, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D Minn.) alao will be on the Oregon ballot. Humphrey withdrew aa a preil dentlal candidate after loaing to Kennedy Is the Weal Virginia pri wary last week. Hla name alaya FRANK THOMAS, of Gen­ on the Oregon ballot, however, and ho la not expected to adviae eva Is scheduled to gradti* Ml Oregon aupportera to aupport ate Juno 8 from the U. 8. Naval Academy a t Anna­ any other candidate. Symington leaned a atatoment polis, Md. Thomas entered Sunday denying that the Oregon the academy in IBM after vote would toat tali atrength graduating from Seminole agaiaat Kennedy. Ha aaW he had High School. , ast cempelgned there while Ken­ nedy had. Symington aald Oregon votora ebould aupport Morae ea a favorite aon. Maryland*! 34-vote national coo.motion delegation la pledged to vote for the winner ef its primary aa the flret ballot and aa tong aa the “eenaclenlioue Judgment" of .the dela^atMtadlcatoe ha car. win ORLANDO — An experimental BetldM Kennedy and More*. concept In eannlng of froien fruit Mary)tad Democrat! can vote for concentrate whereby atumlmim a a oatootrected delegation and lor cans are assembled and pocked to a political unknown who provide! otto aoRtlnuous operettas was an­ nounced today by Minute Held ' safy token opposition. Oregon's IT-voto convention dele- Corporation end Reynolds Metals gatton alas will be pledged to the Company. The first on-premlaea production Wlaaar of the cooteat there. Johesea sad Symington were entered run of cans la the history of the concentrate industry la now under­ way at Minute Meld's big plant la nearby Auburndale, About MO,ON aluminum cans supplied by Reynolds are being aaeembtod and packed with froien orange concen­ trate to n tingle production lino. The announcement waa made by John M. Fas, president ef Minute ALBANY. N. Y. (UPD-fluppert- Maid, and David P. Reynolds, ex­ tra of Nelson A. Rockefeller put ecutive vIM president to charge of lbs New York governor back into sales for the aluminum Arm. The the Republican presidential raca two officials emphasised that the today and silted him "not to rule operation la experimental. himself out." Reynolds predicted that Flor­ GOP State Chairman L. Judson id*'! entire output of orange, Morhouae said a Republican vie- grapefruit and blend frown con­ . tory la November depends oa a centrate* would be canoed In candidate "capable of the appeal aluminum within two yean. that threats across and beyond" Mr, Fox said Minute Maid plac­ party lines. Ho laid Rockefeller ed the order with Reynolds after attracts aupport of tadepeadenla test-pecking frown orange concen­ and Democrats as wall aa Republi­ trate in aluminum cans during the cans. past few years. "The fact remains that he—along "The run la proving successful With tbs vies president Richard Rom every viewpoint," Mr. Fox If. Nixon—la one of the tn.lv force­ said. "U this lest program pro­ ful and distinguished leaden on duces the results we expect, Min­ the national scene," Morhouae ute Maid wlU tncrcaw Its uw of said: aluminum cans to future years." “The Republican Party as a whole, therefore, must look to one or the ether of these men as Its Prince To H unt bait hope In IMS. It must desig­ JUNEAU, Alaska <UP1> -T h e nate Its beat and wisest choice In hell brother of the Shah ef Iran, tbs July convention." Prifle* Abdol Rate Pahlavt, plana Ib s statement from Morhouae to visit. Alaska in August on a waa prompted by Rockefeller's an­ hunting and sightseeing trip. nouncement Saturday that wide­ Prince I’ahlevl Is president ef the spread pressure an him to accept Game Council of Iran and plans to the vice presidential nomination turn any trophies ever to the against bli wishes had compelled council for its museum, Beatdo* him to decide against attending Alaska, the prince tentatively the eoeventkm "in any capacity." plena bunting tripe to Idaho, Mon­ Morbouse is one of the govern- tana, Nevada and Wyoming. Ho or'a top political advisers and hopes to collect the head* ef des­ probably will bead the hlg New ert sheep, bighorn sheep, elk, York Republican delegation at the mule deer, buffalo and antelope. Chicago convention. He aald he waa urging New York delegates lo Mxly-two different vegetabUe remain uncommllted until the con­ are grown commercially ta the vention convenes. take Okeechobee area. Mon., Toes., Wed. Open 8 :M A. M. W T:M P. K. Thnr, F rt, S o t Open 1:30 A. M. til # °0 F, M. M EATY BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE 'New' Canning Process Underway Boneless Cube Rockefeller Asked To Stay In Race D ^ * ry Kingan’s Reliable or Lee Cooked Ready To Serve F rK K ^ MAYFAIR Ot BUM MBBOM PU«f CREAMERY A ll Flavors 2 ROU OR Vk PLEASE U LIMIT MAYFAIR SMALL OR LAflGI CURD COTTAGE C H E E S E ! cm 29 M l KMND. FROZEN FOODS NIK-PAK S.ICBD Luscious Halves LADY FAIR RBG Mg VALUE LIMIT 3 PLEASE Pound Cake MARBLE - ............. Straw berry Preserves 3 £ SmSS S ire d Pinwapplw 3 HY-GRADK BEEF STEW Big No. t o F fu rb C _ _ _ & ats i-m ; 8 W m 4 £ s m H » OZ NO. 1 CANS CAMS s RED RIPE SWEET WATERMELONS Pascal Celery 2™19 FRESH CRISP ^ J* f V m 4s SEMINOLE COUNTY Qualified Capable g irt \ £?;*-■« • aj K'V W4 I ■ ■ ; Experienced WH Aooofa ftoi Urn* to this often. YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED WWW,, ... Pd. PoL Ad*, by R. g/Carrell ■ --------- -------- ■ ■ ■■ * -Ur.*- l ■ mWwA. £,g 'fc i | �LONDON (UPI) A member of Parliament claimed today Russia's apace ship was violating British air space. He asked what nation the British government to taking to shoot it down. Conservative Sir Richard Giyn introduced a ques­ tion in Parliament for an answer May 25. It asked the defense minister how many occasions In tha last three weeks a "foreign aerial machine1' has violated British air space. Glyn asked what action the minister has taken to "shoot down or otherwise interfere with" any such ma- W ater Tax District Hearing June 14 Following tlic public hearing an election would be held within BO days. If the majority of the property ownara favor tha district, a plan to eliminate flooding would be put (Hinto effect by the fall. The plan would cost approxi­ mately $45,000 and would include the construction of a scries of pipes from Labe DeFursst, through the Country Club section Into thn Smith Canal. In other business during the meeting, the board heard Tax Col­ lector John Galloway explain the need for painting hit office. ^ "I brought this before the board P l a t t year and nothing was done about it then," Galloway said. The boerd appointed J. H. Van Hoy, to cheek the matter and find out the estimated cost of painting tha office. The commission also postponed iU May 24 meeting because of the second primary election, NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m. American TAT .......... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ........ GAO . . 1 ................. Chrysler ........... ......... ('units • Wright ....... D uP ont........................ Eastman Kodak ....... Ford Motor ................ General Electric .......... General Motors .......... Graham • Paige ........ Ini. T A T ................ Johnson Electronics . Lorillard....................... Minute Maid ........... Penney ....................... Penn HR ................... Sears Roebuck .......... Standard Oil (NJ) .... Studebsker .................. U. S. Steel .......... Westinghouse El......... 1 News Briefs McNeer Named W B A T H E R : F a ir th ro u g h W ednesday. H igh today. 85-90. Low to n ig h t, 60-65, VOL, XLIX By United h a s International A storm system betted U>s Mid­ west and plains states with tor­ nadoes, high winds, hall and tor­ rential rains Monday night. Thr storm caused widespread damage but no serious Injuries. Winds ef SO miles an hour lathed Keokuk, Iowa. Tornados* destroyed farm buildings In Illi­ nois, Kansas and Missouri. Flesh flood warnings were issued for southwest Wisconsin, The Keokuk storm uprooted tree*, knocked down a radio tow. er, captited 7$ private boats moored on the Mississippi River, and tor# the roof off an Industrial plant. About St),000 homes in North St. Louis loit electric power for a short Ume when a thunderstorm -swept across thr city. Haililonei as big as golf ball* fell in St. l.ouls County. Strong winds and heavy rain also knocked out electric power temporarily in Edwardsville, 111, Several power lines were downed, and one fell on a tractor trailer truck, starting a small fire, A tornado destroyed farm build­ ings near Peoria, 111., and Kirksville. Mo. Other damage to farm buildings ws* reported near rhillicolhe, Wheeling and Chuls, Mo. ■The DeRary Volunteer Fire­ men'* Assn, held it* final meeting until th* fall at the Kir# House and the 75 members pre­ sent witnessed the presentation of a check for $500 to the associ­ ation. The check, presented by Mrs. Everett Phillips, outgoing presi­ dent of the Firemen's Auxiliary, was earmarked $300 for th* build­ ing fund and $300 for the operat­ ing fund. Ths building committee submit­ ted an estimate for the construc­ tion of the proposed 120 by 60 foot recreation building. Tha estimated rust, not Including ths stage and kitchen equipment, waa $26,000. Mors than 20 percent th is tle , ure slrcalg 4g* , tote* hstoOoAI TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.' LeRoy Collins today named F. Lynn McNeer of Lake Alfred to By United Presa International th* Florida Air Pollution Control Doyle Conner continued to bang Commlition, succeeding the late away at W. R. Hancock's voting Joel C. Garrard. record in Monday** campaigning for commissioner o fa g A M to to Hancock responded b/TIMto*D (arising Connor and StptoJBMb ."Charley Johne as “ifitoMNW twins." Today, Conner roceivecrlhe *tH- see' TsHdowa' demonstrator* con­ bcri at hi* tense stag and to tortal auppoig of tha Calm Beach victed of disturbing the peace. The tiro# nirmhawUgdswBn/B-piteteF to that effect will b« placed In hi* Post and Timas. court transferred tha cates t« the shop. Said tha nawspaper In an edita. Leon Circuit Court. The Volusia County School Hat, "dedicated aa ha le to public Board sgieoil to install n water aervlce, we believe thst Conner's E ast Trip Still On tank at the Enterprise School in experience and background will make him a valuabla public ser­ PAKU (UP!) - Well-Informed order to enable ths DeBary Fite sources said today President Kie- Deportment to give nsatitance In vant." w Conner said at St. Petersburg enhower still plans to visit Japan cnee of flic at th* school. Tbs that Hancock showhd aa "appal­ and Korea, despite cancellation of Fir* Department bad told tha ling" lack of concern for children bis June visit lo Russia. They board that they ware unable to when he failed to.vota on a recent ■aid, however, that the dates for send mure than ons truck outsids $6 million Lake County school the visits to the two Far East thstr rone, and that th* truck did countries may be changed. Eisen­ not hold eiwugh water to bo of bond Issue. had planned te go there h uso la coso of a fire, Ths Hancock, whose home Is at hower June 1 $ through a , flying to Tokyo irtmsnt announced that tt will Grovilmnd, has produced affida­ from Khabarovsk, Russia. also answer rsqusote for aid from vits saying h* did vote on the the Methodist Children's Homs la issue. But Conner replied, "reEnterprise. Thsir Insurance dose gardleaa of how many letters Union Deliberates NEW ORLEANS (UPI>-Th# ex* hat permit them to Moist anyone from friends my opponent waves 9 around, tha official record of eculive council of the Internation­ else outsids thsir Are sons, Hew. f v '■ 1 Lake County shows ha did not al Longshoremen's Assn, deliber­ ever. ate* today whether to comply with Four new msmWttf wee# receiv­ vote." A F L-CI 0 demands. President ed Into the Firemen's Association. Hancock said Conner and Johns, who aro both from Starke, "both George Mesny hss asked the ILA They aro Myron Accardl, Samuel voted twice to rlos* the public to oust Edward Donovan as Chi­ Faron HI, William Roddsnberry, school system. Both voted every cago regional director, end to void chance they got with the small a local ILA charter granted in th* loan lobby in raising th* legal Dominican Republic. He also told amount th* loan people could the group to end alleged Negro Heart Council discrimination at the New York lend." n Hancock said at Orlando, "If waterfront. Meets Wednesday " Connor la elected commissioner The Scminole-DeBary Heart of agriculture, John* will have Council will meet at ■ p. m. won a seat on th* Cabinet because Local Stock Quoted Dally pricea on the stock ot 0 Wednesday for a business session Johns is hit political coach and Seminole County firm ara being and election of new afflcrrs. chlaf adviser." The meeting will be held in the Conner promised firm support carried in The Herald's stock list. for educa'tloa if he rocalvoa tha It is Johnson's Electronics of medirtl library at Scminola Mem­ orial Hospital. Democratic nomination next week. Casselberry. a Johnson Seeks To Override Veto WASHINGTON (UPI)—Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson may seek a vote to over­ ride President Eisenhower's veto of the depressed areas bill. But even If such a move come, ft appeared doomed for defeat Senate approval of the bill waa only by 45-32, ronslderably short of the necessary two-thirds to override. Johnson conceded at much Mon­ day, But some Democratic Sena­ tor* were strongly urging such ac­ tion. They want to go on record sgslnnt the veto and us* It aa n campaign issue this fall. Two Sentenced To Prison Terms Two men were sentenced to Jell tonne Monday by Circuit Judge Volte Williams Jr, Jets* James, a Negro charged with breaking and entering with Intent to commit a misdemeanor, »eo sent m u d to one year to Jefl. Nathaniel Redmond wss giro* a six month* to five year term fer FREE TRIP TO NARRAU m a i l arranged ut Ihta sees and Arthur moating 01 John AlexAldor of tto Of Orlando. The Bradshaw of Florida SlghLaroing a hot kg tha new trip will go to th* winner picked « _______ , Bt the local lo­ state Joyces p— tdjtof, Te. itallation May 28. Joyce** ve-until May 27 to algn up United Press Leased Wire PARIS (UP1>~ Premier Nikita Khrushchev boycotted an emer­ gency session ef the collapsing summit conference today and Communist sources made M known he le preparing drastic new moves against West Berlin. Eastern sources revealed Khru­ shchev is ready lo carry out this week his threat to sign a separ­ ate peace treaty with East Ger­ many, ending four-power rights in the approaches to West Berlin. Khrushchev told a sidewalk news conference today he would fly to East Berlin Wednesday un- Established i908 lesa President Eisenhower made a public apology for Ut spy plane "aggression" against the Soviet Union. Eisenhower refused and Khrushchev preps red an even bigger Berlin em it even as the summit talks were dying. President Charles DeUaulle in­ vited the heads of state lo the Elysee Palace In a deaperata ef­ fort to aava the conference. But Khrushchev, who had been on a picnic, drove instead lo the Soviet embassy and the three Western leaden met with an empt) chair facing them. NEW OFFICERS of the Cumpbcll-Losaing American Legion Pont met with approximately 100 other member* Fashioned fish fry and corn igion grounds, Hew officers. Lexecutive committed menf- TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1960 The three Western heads of •Ute met for two hours, and later K was announced that they would bold another session tonight. Within minutes Communist dip­ lomats leaked word that Khru­ shchev would go to East Berlin to sign a separate peace treaty—a move that could plunge the world into Us gravest crisis since World War It. Khrushchev hat made U clear that such a treaty would end all Western rights in West Berlin, lla warned in a aeries of violently anti-American spent ins last week that any atiampt to save Barilo SANFORD, FLORIDA with force would be met by force. Communist diplomala said this afternoon Khrushchev considered tha period of negotiations with the Illet on Germsny terminated for the time being and that Russia would proceed unilaterally on Ber­ lin. Ute Communists said a draft peace treaty already had born worked out and tha* Khrushchev brought U to Paris, ready lo sign. They said Khrushchev now frit himself freed from last year’s Berlin truce accord with Eisen­ hower and other Western leaders. ber; John Fierro, third vice prenident; 'Cecil Carlton, second vie* prenident; Riley Jeffooat, present com­ mander; Robert Mahan, new commander.; Harry Ruiutell, chaplain; Eugene StoWl, historian and George Maybury, finance officer. ■*“ .................. \ (Herald Photo) Whitt skipping the summit ses­ sion Khrushchev itaued • formal statement at the embassy ea> noundng an Impossible demand— he was ready to return to the summit if the United Stataa pub­ licly condemned its "aggression,* punished all thoae responsible end assured Russia inteliigsaee flights will not be repeated. Eisenhowe* already had stopped them. M was clear the United Slates could go no further than lo and the flights. To go further would be public humiliation before the eye* of the world and an admis­ sion that the Soviets were the "peace" leaders and the West the "aggressors.” The Communist propaganda machine did not even wail for e reply. Diplomats began spreading the word that Khrushchev was ready to sign the treaty that would divide Germany forever. Khrushchev brought the confer­ ence to the brink of failure Mon­ day wheo he insulted Eisenhower and the United Slates with charg­ es of "treachery" and Issued an ultimatum — an apology er he would go home. Ha brought it ■ step closer to­ day when ha repeated the altb malum in e sldawalk interview before driving M miles into the country on a sight-seeing expedi­ tion while the world waited lo see U it could hope for peace. Already the free world waa ral­ lying lo Its* side of Eisenhower and blaming the blowup of the summit conference squarely os Khrushchev. The Communist world replied with the worst out­ burst of anU-Amarieen propagan­ da la many years. Many persona blamed the stub­ born Khrushchev aland an aerioue difficulties within tha fleviet Union Itself. Paris newspapers speculat­ ed Uiat Khrushchev no longer bald the pawn* he oaoe held . tbit the disherd Ws Unites were rc-emarglog as the true lie to n of Russia. . Fmm Peris te TWkyo, newapo* ra berated the Soviet leader'tot Ing "crude . 4 bellicose . . • rude." The Communist press blamed the U. I. Intelligence plena inch dent tor the aummi^ blowup. ,. Communist China's reaction to*, dinted that if Khrushchev had laid his plana In advance, he had not mentioned them to Peiping. Nearly a day after the Khrw* thebe* statement rocked the confere new, the Communist Chines* press and radio wee* silent nw the subject, "Don't be so bloody rude," Iba London Daily Mirror advised Khrushchev in fat headline*. "Who do you think you are? Stalin?" "The Impression grows that iU of this was prepared with fore­ thought by Soviet diplomacy," West Germany's Frankfurter Allgrmelne wrote. The news hit Writ Berlin hard. Berliners had hoped the summit would bring them tOme relief from th* threat ol a Soviet take­ over. "It wmiM he mo t drptorabl* and oulragcuu« if Soviet maneu­ vering suererdeJ In prove!.int * breakoff of ll:c . inference before it has sarted." Mayor Willy Brandi's government said. C provides for closure of schools if federal troops coma to hack up integration. Carlton said Sunday that Bryant ate dinner withvAjtgroea while making o political.apoparancs at n Negro lestaurant In Jackaonville. Iliyant showed on affidavit from a Negro woman at tha din­ ner in which aha said nothing about Uryant sitting or eating with Negroes. Ths affidavit Carlton produced Momiay said Bryant attended the dinner and solicited votes, but did not say ha at*. Uryant repeated hi* denial Mon­ day night saying, "the statement by my opponent that I ate dinner with a group of Negroes is an utter falsehood." Bryant did not deny Monday that ha attended the meeting and made a apooeh. He demanded an apology from Carlton, saying Carlton was using desperation tactics, Dr. C l y d e Brothers, county fipalth director today aubraiUed * proposed equipment Hat lor tha county health Motor Including $1$,044 worth of equipment. Dr. Brother* submitted th* pro­ posed list lo the County Commis­ sion, who deferred action until approval of the proposed list romre from tn* State Departinent of Health. Tnc biggest item on the list was >3..j<i0 worth of X-ray equipment. Dr. Brothers said tha center would bo ready for occupancy by 1lie fall. In olber business during tba meeting, the commission gave iU final approval io tha electric*I and plumbing regulations recently rec­ ommended by the county'a newly organised electrical and plumbing boards. The board also gave tenta­ tive approval to a plat of Goldie Manor after the developers elimi­ Davisiln Hospital nated a drainage twain and agreed lo install a storm aawer and haok A fter Collapse up to a central water and sewage Sanford attorney S. J. Davit system. — to ,.Jr. waa in the Winter Park Mem­ Fjnai approval to orial Hospital today for observa­ tion after he rullapied Monday night while te Winter Park. Dinner Wednesday Davis was sdmMsd to the hos­ pital to await rlsulis of a check­ For DeBary C O f G * up. The hospital reported hit con The DeBary Chamber o f - O V dittos a* good. mrrrc will bold a dinner meeting at the Stetson University Dining Wednesday at 1 p. m. DeBory Firemen's Hoorn The speaker will, ho Norbaat Felon, an eacMtga student tram Memorial Today Dortmund, Oermaoy, who hoa 1%* DeBary ^ Volumtoer^Fir*- boon studying at Soatiaola High Ii ax pec led after County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. baa a chance to check Into the developer* finan­ cial statement. Tba board also agreed te advmtiso for bids on a portable drag­ line at Ha June ? meeting. MIAMI (Ui'D — Doyle Carlton Jr. released wh*L he said was a sworn affidavit Monday night that Karris Bryant attended a dinner at n Jacksonville Negro restau­ rant and solicited votes for gov­ ernor. *,% Carlton had staled on lelevlaioii Sunday night that Uryant "afo dinner" Negros* at th# th* res­ rss____ with Negroes taurant. At that time, Uryant said, "You stoop so. low, sir, lo charge ■ns with something 1 didn't (If." Bryant indicated Monday' thst whet h* waa denying was that he ate In tha restaurant. Bryant produced documents to­ day which ha said proved that hla opponent told deliberate lias to hurt Bryant on tha race Dtu*. Bryant dealt with Carlton's charges against him on interposi­ tion, school clooing, sating dinner with Negroes and Negro voting in Volusia County. "Tha reason thst 1 am concern­ ed at all about this," Bryant said, “la that 1 don't know what lla will ba told tomorrow. "I am worried about charges that might be levelled in the clos­ ing day* of tha rampsiKO when I would not have lime to refute them and th* people won't have time lo find out the truth." Carlton had charged Uryant was for interposition anil he was against it. Uryant showed a certi­ fied copy of a letter, purpoitedly written by Carlton to a constitu­ ent in which Carlton said ha was for interposition. Carlton stated that Urysnt said ho would riot* schools in Ibe fare of federal Integiation attempts. Bryant produced the voting rorutd of the 1967 legislature In which Carlton voted for tba law which Mmol to Utoerd. toe wtfl roteto eervicM fer Jot* R. Martin, out hla esperienes* and otonrvattoua of Its msmbers, te the DeBary a* a student tn his homeland and to tote anuaisp, Carlton's prepared statement Monday night staled! "My campaign headquarters is now in possession of n number of affidavits certifying that during th* month of January, 1000, my opponent, Karri* Bryant, attended a dinner masting with n group at Jacksonville Negroes at Buster Ford's RsstaursnL . . . 1 take no pleasure In making this announce­ ment. But I feel compelled to do so after the folio accusations Isvrlltd at me." Carlton had charged that Bry­ ant carried all but one of tha pre­ dominantly Negro precincts In East Volusia County In tha first primary, Bryant displayed voting recordt which showed ha carried non* of them. "Thee# have boon the points of Issue and tension In the second primary." Bryant aald. "He (Carl­ ton) raised every point. Ho has bean casting race against race and North Florida against South Flor­ ida, and ea every issue I proved him to b* false." NOt. 695 THE NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY FUND DRIVE received A « total lug Marly 92,000 from tha Sanford Officer's Wivaa Ot Mrs, JaiiUe Loper, areeidwri a i the club, presented the shack to ( Lewis D. Thorny, IN AI — suttee effteer. Atoe on hand tor Hi were nieplsln W. M. Hearn, chairman of the fund drift a id LewgtoK HPM— ktof Heavy Attack Wing Qm woUa. ,• �__ •_____ h | t t — Tuai. May 17,. I960 fl)t fanfurk Eating On the Run Can Be Trouble f ir s t ! Mt Kennedy Rated Overwhelming Favorite In Maryland Primary ^ d V -' AJL »-V A ' By MYRT1E C. WILSON Home Demons'.ratlna Agent "Can't stop for breakfast. Got to run." . "Let's skip lunch and run down town—we'll have to hurry." "Put the dinner back in the oven; we'll eat It after tha meet­ ing. there Just Isn't time now. So often when there isn’t time for everything we take time from eating to do the other things. We J« h ‘fm 1 r HI3 M BALTIMORE (UPI) — Sen. | A victory would net Kennedy 34 . John F. Kennedy (Mass.) was more delegates to ths Democratha avsrwhalmlng favorite to to- tic national convention. A United day's Maryland Democratic preal- Praia international compilation M «m (D-Ora.) •th at candidaU. HAVANA (U P I)-P rrnaa Libre, Havana'a last outspoken independ­ ent newtpeper, hea been Uken ever by employes who reluscd to print an editorial denouncing what It called "tite sinister international by Ruiaia against our (V Assistant publlahsra Humberto Medrano and Ullsaa Carbo, signa n of tha editorial, sought asy­ lum la the Panamanian Embassy as political . rafugaes. Publisher Barrio Carbo had already left tha countryA "workers committee" pub­ lished Monday's edition, without the offending editorial and other n a tte r . critical of Pramiar Fidel Castro’s government. A spokes■tan for the committee aald ha didn't know what Pransa Libra's ultimata fata would be. Diario da la Marina, another In­ dependent paper which had critlilsed the Castro regime, waa tak­ en over by ita amployei last Wbek. Fire former employe* of Dalrlo do Is Marina, Including its haws editor, w an espsllsd Monday from the national nawemen'a ui l en-meanlng they cannot work for any newspaper in Cuke, At the same Unit, the governmeat announced It Is establishing f t sugar-growing "cooperatives" on Usd In Orients province seised Am i the United Fruit Co. Copt. Antonio Nunes Jinenct, working bom of Castro's land're­ tu r n Institute, said United Fruit Witt receive about 14,150,000 In 30m u heals for 171,000 a c r e s of mad, valued by the company at Shout M million. AU of the U. 8.-owned com­ pany’s Cuban sugar plantations Flying K itts NEW YORK (UPI)-rive safe­ ly rates Mr boys whs fly kites ■Aar11 by one ef the satlon’s large electric systems (Wait Pena Electric). —Fly pear kite away from aleeMo wires and television anten­ na*. Always ua* dry cotton airing •HWt metal. —Pick a level spot away from power Uses, one without Mg racks or trees, so you'll kavo ylaaty el foam to run. SlA!"* use highway* or aUeeli kite*. Traffic cam be a —Make sura your kite dosaa't have aag metal h i t — lined or Strands af win. Then or wet •ord. could mean serious Injury *r oven coat your Ills If they tome into contact with electric Base. —Bo sun your cord Is properly sailed oe tt won't become antangled, u your kite dees get taught or tangled In a tree or win, team U then. Dost climb is free It Aaather trite la cheapar than Injury ar death caused Bg falling late contact with dec- 161H convention votes on the bna|« of pledged d t l r f i t f * and known first ballot p re ftra n c e e . Ha needs 761 for tha nomination. Warm, sunny waathar waa oxpactad to halp produra a rood turnout Maryland alactlon of* fielala aald It probably would bring aoma 100,000 DtmoeraU to tha polls. Then are no antrtaa In the Republican presidential primary, Kennedy, whose bandwagon has gained Increased momentum since hla victory la the Writ Virginia primary, waa conceded ' by both hla own and M om 's ramp as tha MIAMI (UPI) - Police said Monday a ll-year-old South Charlesion, W. Va„ youth would be charged with first degree murder In the death of ■ 31-year-old sales­ man who was found with hla throat cut. Officers said Larry Wayaa Har­ mon, a construction worker, told them he slashed the throat of William D. Beard "accidentally." "He wai asleep and 1 waa just trying to gat hla billfold when be jerked up," police quoted Harraon a a saying. "The knife cut Mm. It cut me, toe." Two petrol men stopped Harmon In the pre-dawn bouri Sunday ai tha youth crossed some railroad tracks. They saw a bloody hand­ kerchief In hla right hand and arrested him when be produced two bUUolds, Mi and Beard *. THE DKBARY KADET8 will perform precision showmanship drills in ths A m sd Forces Day parade May 21, Tha Chuluota Women'a Club will present a water safely demon* it ration at I p. m. May 14, at the Community House. The profram la being planned by the beach director of the Greater Chuluota Community Club. Mrs. Virginia Chadwick, un­ der whole direction an extensive water safety program waa con­ ducted last summer nt the Com­ munity Club beach. Plana a rt now underway for Swimming classes again this summer and it waa felt this would be an opportune time for (be wa­ ter safety demonstration to take place. Guest speaker for the evening will be Steve Beckner, authority on water safely and an authorised American lied Cross First Aid sad Water Safely Instructor. Beck­ ner la owner and. operator of tha Aquatics Co. Pool In Orlando where he donates much of his time and service* In promoting water safety. A film will be shows on "Teach­ ing Johnnie How To Swim" and "People and Boats In and Around the Water." Thera will alas bo ■ demonstration of the now accept­ ed method of mouth to mouth ar­ tificial raiuicltalJon, demonstrated by water safety Instructors, PhylUs Howell and Sharon lloweU, Admission la free and the Wom­ ens Club cordially Invites all In tits community and (unrounding communities to attend and to bring their children nsd ask their teenagers to attend. A MAY DAY celebration wee recently heltj *t the Enterprise School. Top pic­ ture ahows the king end queen end their court Bot­ tom picture, Msy Day Qussa Linda A rter and King Dsnnls Ward. Soviets Predict Early Manned Flight Bon V oyage Party’ MOSCOW (UPI)*—Soviet scien­ tists today Issued confident prodictions ef an early manned satel­ lite launching on tha basis of data collected by the huge Russian "space ship" which was put Into orhlt Sunday. Tha nearly 10,000 pound span vehicle, complete with S asperate pilot's compartment end dummy astronaut, was Visible to the naked eye—weather permitting— over n number of cities meroaa the world. Prof, V, I. Ilforov, n well known aatronautleal expert, dlesloead Monday that the big satellite was communicating to Soviet listening ■Ullons through a "telepboM In­ stallation’' as wall aa by tadle. Its performance on Ita South-north orbit soma 300 milts above the earth waa described as perfect. Blfotwv aald the pressurised pae■engsr compartment, which has kept livable t e m p e r a t u r e * throughout the flight, la the "cab­ in of future" which Soviet apoee- Orlando Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Min Margaret Arndt, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Jerry Arndt, Oviedo, and finacce of Frederick Pankc. waa guaat of honor whan M n. Paul Mikler, Mra. Roy Weiaenbarger, Mra. Joe Battle, M n. James K ,.................... Brookshire end Mrs. Richard Kotrner entertained with a luncheon a t tha Skyline Restaur­ ant In Orlando. Tbo table decorations, place card* and favora carried out tha bridal motif. The hostess present­ ed her with an oven grill as a momenta of the occasion. ' Others enjoying tha luncheon In­ cluded Mra. Jerry Arndt, mother of tha guaat of honor, Mn. Stephen Tuhy and M n. Ralph Keeler Jr., Unton Park and Miss Jo Ana oil- Monroe Home C/t Plans Installation "Stop Worrying and Start Living" was tha topic of tbo program glvea by Mn. Clover M am at tha monthly Hireling of the Lake Mon­ roe Home Demonstration Club held at the home of M n. Daisy DowtU In Loch Arbor. Mn. M arn notated out that a non-worrier, ta.ay, Is as scarce i t i buttonhook. Moat often the things undone seem to cause the most worry. She suggested that putting worry to work wlU chanM l the energy Into dlnct action —Try to eliminate things that cause worry — Tilings that you can do something about, work on, but things you can do Mthlng about, learn to accept. Mrs. Marrs also led the devo­ tion and n s d a poem, entitled "My Garden." Reports w an given from the recent council mooting and tour, made by dub members, of tha Deep South plant. Plans were made for a family get-logdher at the J u m meeting. It will be held In tha MW educa­ tions I building of tha Upaela Com­ munity Prasbyterlan Church, Juno I starting at 4 p. m. Installation imws of now officers for the coming year will ho held at this meeting. M n. H. L. Johnson, president, welcomed Mrs. Charles Policy as a new member. Mrs. Dowall gave a demonstration on bow to make fiber flowers end served rafraihmints to M n. M am , Mn. John­ son, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Mrs. J. H. Timid, Mrs. Jack SUndUer, Mrs. Alice Nordgran, M n. J . C. Sapp, M n. Olga Hunter, Mrs. Ha­ u l Gardner, M n. Lucille Fttigeraid, M n. Charles Peiley and a guest Mra. Mary Lee. M n. Hunter, Mrs. M am , Mn. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Hlttall and Mrs. J. E. Andrews will repre­ sent the club at the Short Course in Galnesvtlle la July. m tm m Honors Graduate Mrs. Edward Smith entertainad with a coka and chatter party at her horn* os Catalina Or. honoring Mlai Faya Gamer, one of the Seminole High School gra­ duates. The guests gathered In the pe­ tto at 4 p. m. for tbo social hour together. Ths honoree re­ ceived graduation gifts from the hostess and Mrs. W. F. Gamer, bar grandmother. Assorted sand­ wiches, cookies and cold drinks were served to tltohe present. Invited guests Included, Jane Osborne, Jeanne Southward) Janet Glenn, Sally Williams, Sherieno Shepard, M a r i l y n McDaniel, Frances Strickland, Kay Ivey, Sue Koke, Marty Stamper, Carolac Oitorbolm and Barbara Brad' l»y. Myrm S lm b , FarmWi/e What • question! I drive ■ *Jmp* Universal every day. I croee some rough eeonlry•Ida, and I’d sure kata to he •took without 4-wheel drivel Aayvray* women ate more tatelttl driven tkaa D ifferen t P ath s LOVELL, Wyo. (UPI)—Goorge and Jack Asay of Lovell may do Florida’s 1PM farm production a tot of arguing tkla year. Jack was a record I54P.700.000 — a waa ra-elacted Democratic county $100,000,000 tncranso ever tha chairman the same week George year before. was named Republican chairman, C b m N e ft Ipaa*.MywifeMyicedthis.' ' I M m la lin u * hi Un. V iiea ^g|)| n y n ippnh riale 'Jeep* vehicles the way de —what da they care •he* the lew Initial oeet er lha high resale value? But ehynoflrtwemn laaa the H ueun *f real drivingV Alter nil, it'a n frao country, fn m Tuxedol DOWN WITH GORMLY, YOUR TRADE INC. now contain a natural flaw additive to malm Four poultry and Uvo•took ant more, waste laaa, and do better. It'a Tuxedo's great nnw i -* C U /T , ------ - TUXEDO TASTE-TESTED ISoN EY BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) University of Varmont extension service clothing specialist Mrs. Lois Souk advises, "Save thw label on every fiber product yoQ buy and you'll be money ahead.” She aald, "If you know the fiberi In your curtains, upholstery and household linens, as well is clothing, you can avoid expensive mistakes when you wash or clean tho_i." (••hod of 'Imp* vehicle owners) T W a y 'g h l f f t r i Goto' Down To UU One Trail** leaerad With W atch Labels Should women be allow ed to drive • ‘J e e p ’ vehicle» ? Honors Mrs. O ’Hara Mn. D. E. Dearolpb, Mrs. D. J. Brough and Mri. T, F. Dedman were joint hosteates at a coffee in honor of Mrs. H. L. O'Hara. Mrs. Donald Jones and Mrs. S. O. Chase poured coffee and tea from aervlcea from a table beautifully decorated with iris sad white car­ nations. The color of the eenter arrange­ ment waa matched by wedgwood blue sad white candles in two tu­ r n candelabra. Mrs. H. S. Moore Mrs. A. W. Smith, M n. D. A. Kins end Mrs. H. H. Osborne also as­ sisted the hostesses. Mn. O’Hara and har three childn n left by .plane from Orlando for Naw York, Their Itinerary In­ clude* Lisbon, Madrid, and Rome where they will met Lcdr. Hush O'Hara and tour the Mediterran­ ean. •U know this Isn't good. Sooner or later it catches up hnd we pJy for It by lack of pep, a tired, worn-out feeling and becoming s good candidate for the many in­ fections so common this time te year. * Eating on the run Is not re­ commended, However, a wellchosen snack Is batter than noth­ ing and will help to prevent ex­ cessive wear and tear on our bodies and provide them with something to keep us going. Perbapa you over-slept. An eggnog and a glass of orange Juice are quickly prepared end easy i* drink while gettin/ dressed. # Occasionally there just lint time for lunch. A box of cracktrs, soma of those cheeses that corns In one-ounce sections and a box of dried fruit kept in the car, in a desk drawer or locker malts a quick tasty lunch that lakes only one hand. Dinner is the third Important meal of tha day. It Is a time to relax and enjoy a meal well p ls ^ ned for good nutrition and godfi eating. But it docs happen that schedules get Jammed up. A pea­ nut butter sandwich and tomato juice Is not much of a dinner. But you’ll be surprised how much quicker you can handle the busi­ ness of a meeting if you take a few seconds necessary to mike and swallow II. You can't beat the need for nourishing food to keep you on the go. If you must skip a m e ^ once In a while; at least go half­ way. Make sure you have some sort of nourishing food for ths go. go, go, to go M. • • • • • * " *?** * * ■ * * * “ * • katiW *1 dm Wly dant yew ai jum drop la to ear shown fim demonstration e l 'jeep' vehicle* todayyewnwaeptoUnr (Ladto* invited t) CARRAWAY.fr U a tfIB fta y r> to. * FA S-MSI 114 M. HUNTS TUXEDO Feed E ton H i 8. h i star4 AW. FA l-MSI CORDELL'S REPAIR S i m >1 HI t t n t i I n i B 57 rF*35;** • f �Wit lu b tl Vrralfi Tut*. May 17, 1960-Page 8 5 e n jo rs H o n o r e d Miss Wimberly Weds With Cruise Larry W. Harris On Halifax River Five young people who are tarnben of the Seminole High School and DeLand High School graduat­ ing classes, were honored by the Training L'nloa of the Osteen Bap­ tist Church. Friday evening. They Were Miss Fay Noel, Miss Barbara Ann Clark. Jimmy Shiver*, Her­ man Allman and Robert Brooke. The group’ enjoyed a cruise aboard the, "Scaurrere II", They gathered at the church and drove to Daytona Beach. There they boarded the cruiser and traveled up the Halifax River, for a two and one half hour trip. Refresh­ ments were served on the boat. Chaperones were Mrs. Lois Brooke, Mra. Don Stowell, Rev. and Mrs. Joe Doulhit:, Mr. and Mra. David Hosaek, Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Shivers, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ vin Riggs, Mr. and Sirs. Robert llirt, Herald Hosaek and Roger Brooke. , Attending were Barbara Nichol­ son. Patty Vinclent, Reglnia Clark, Sylvia Brooke; Jean Masters. Max­ ine and Donna Stowell, Jeanne Robson, France* and Naney Riggs, Penny Nixon. Judy Harvey, IJnda AT THE TRI-HI*Y TEA. left to right, are Miss ftoxemnry Southward, hos­ Tyler. Judy Rimtcn, Linda Bush, tess, Misa Rebecca Stevens, sponsor. Miss Eileen Myers, new president and Carrell Crim, Jsnelle Clark, Relay Miss Pejfjry Price, retiring president. tHcrald Photo) Schuememann. Steve Hollaway, Edgar Sutton, Paul Sermons, Butch Shivers, Robert Brooke, Herman Allman, Jimmy Shivers, Danny Neal. Jack Boone, Doug Miller, John PeterA tea, honoring tha senior girls High School at the home of Min wichea, mints, null and punch son, Tom Lemon. Kenneth Hosaek, and thrir mothers, was given by Rosemary Southward in Mayfair. were served to the guests. During Donald llaney, Leslie Gary, Larry The refreshment table was over­ tha afternoon Mils Rebecca Stev­ Hirt, Joe German and Buddy the Tri-Hi-Y girls of Seminole laid with a while linen cloth and ens, sponsor, was presented with Brooke. centered with an arrangement of a lovely gift of silver. To romove a dark film from an red rosea and white carnations. Osteen Teachers Members of the planning com­ Tall red tapers, carrying out the mittee were MDi Southw ard, Mise aluminum pan. fill with hot water class colon, and ailvrr appoint­ Deanne Nichols. Mist Eileen My­ to one inch above the ring, add t or 2 tablespoons of cream of tar­ ments completed the table decora- ers and Misi Penny Anderson. Entertain Children tar, and boil 10 minutes. tiona. About ISO gueils called during Then scour with aoap or deter­ * Mr. and Mra. Harold Harris, Small party tea eakes, (and- tha appointed hours of 4:30 to 4:30 gent suds, waah In hot sudsy wa­ ^ teacher* at tha Osteen school, en­ p. m. ter, and finish off with a hot ria*e. tertained Ihe children of the first, arcomi and third gradei,‘at a Seminola Lodge slumber party in their home at Orange City Estates, recently. Games were played and all were Honors Mothers given paper hate, balloons and sparklers. Refreshments of tee Seminola Rebekah Lodge No, cream rones, pop corn and cold 43 met Thursday evening at the Odd Fellowa Hall. Two out of drinks were served. They were served breakfast of slate visitors were welcomed, •sw eet rolls, boiled eggs, dougli- Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson and Mra. nuts, applet and milk. The child­ Elinor Letton, members of Lady ren then took turns at horse back Cheater Lodge, No. 4T of Neptune, riding until the parents called for N. J. A report waa given of a recent them. Those attending were Becky and visit to Kissimmee Lodge No. 42, Barbara Gowen, Susan Sells, Bren­ by several members. All Moth­ da Palmer, Melissa German, Ka­ ers wwre honored by the Noble ren Oslcrn, Linda Whidden, Mary Grand, Mrs. Bertha Snyder. Mra. Gary, Either and George Fraser, John Juris told a Mothers Day Neil Collwell, Loren Jones. Ash story, ’‘white lilacs" and Mra. Pell, Dell Rutherford, Michael Snyder aaaisted by Mra. Juna ^Shivers, Robert Workman, Chester pinned a red and white corsage 'Carpenter, Gary and Scoochy Grif­ on each xuest. The next meeting will be May 2*, at • p- m. fin, Douglaa and Jack Juris. Tri-Hi-Y Girls Sponsor Tea MR. AM) MRS. I.ARRY WINDELL HARRIS Parties Honor THRILLS! CH ILLS! SEE JOEY CHITWOOD'S H ELL D R IV ER S • •• • • 1IONOREE8 AND HOHTES8 at tho neighborhood tra are from left, Mra. Grover Sewell, a new resident, Mrs. Ralph Still and Mrs. Monard Lilleboe, who a rt leaving Sanford and Mrs. George Ackley, hostess. (Herald Photo) Jumping off rumpa into apace! Balaaria# em two wheels! Roiling ever aat over! Crashing ear head-on! Tea Honors Three Neighbors LEARN HOW NOT TO DRIVE ORLANDO Mrs. Georgs Ackley entertain­ ed with a neighborhood tea at her home. 2014 Klixabeh Court to Grove Manor. Gucsta of honor were Mra. Grover Sewell, wife of the new Presbyterian minister, Mrs. Ralph Still and-Mra, Monard Lilleboe. Mr*. Still is moving to Washington, D. C. and Mra, Lille­ boe li leaving for Patuxent River, Md. SPEEDWAY JUST OFF ORANGE BLOSSOM W EDN ESDAY N IT E - TRAIL 8:30 Children lie AfalM « A b1ue,and white color theme waa carried out in decorations and refreshments. Sandwiches, eake, fondant strawberry candy and punch were served. Assisting with the eerviog were Mr*. Rob­ ert Moore and Mrs. Lewis Earle. Other friends and neighbors who railed during Ihe afternoon were Mrs. W. J. Iloeller, Mrs. Jack Burney, lira. Milton Smith, Mrs. H. B. McCall, Mra. Colin Pember­ ton, Mra, B. W. Bartholomew, Mrs. E. R. Horrell, Mra, Charles MrBratnle. Mra. A. L. Anderaon, Mra. Richard Andrus, Mrs. J. J. Cates, Mrs. G. R. Gay, Mrs. John Linbach, Mrs. W. S. Evans, Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Clara Dietrich of Atlanta, Ga, MOVE UP TO QUALITY (R a v e n n a “ HOMES BUILT fia J ih W ITH QUALITY THROUGHOUT KEEPS REPAIRS TO A MINIMUM OVER THE ing one formed a bride'a white lilies on the mantle and an un­ usual arrangement o( roses cen­ tering the serving table. Games were enjoyed by the guests, Including humorous wedfling Incidents related by each gueal and a game pertaining to the old aaying, "something old, some­ thing new, something borrowed, something blue" and "a dime for her left ahoe." Prizea were award­ ed to Mra. A. II. Ray Jr., Mrs. Ed Parker and Miss Lucille Urookshlre. Delirious refreshments were served to Mrs. Kd Parker, Mrs. Hit] Martin, Mra. Rob Parker, Mrs. Walter A. Teague, Mra. Thomas Moon, Mrs. G e o r g e Means, Mrs. Merritt Sisley, Mrs. Young Harris, Mra. A. H. Ray, Jr., Mrs. Bill Marlin, Mrs. Paul Mlkier, Mra. Rrx Clonls, Mrs, I,eon Ulliff, Mrs. Jim Parltn. Mra. Mar­ lon Kates, Mrs. Don Ulrey, Miss Lucille Brookshire, Mrs. Bob Ward, the honnrre, her mother, Mra. John Lundy and Mra. U I.. Faulk, Sr., mother of the bride­ groom-elect. Misa tAindy, was also honored when Mra. C. R. Clcmta Jr. and her mother, Mrs. I*. L. Lingo Sr., entertained with a cake parly al tha home of the former recent­ lyArtistic arrangfinenli w e r e formed of stokesias, snapdragon*, roses, petunia, iiguslrum, garde­ nia or purple ehrysanthemuma throughout the spacious parly rooms. The tea table, overlaid with a lace cloth, was centered with an unusual arrangement of snap­ dragons, mixed with other Spring flowers. Sandwiches, nuts, miniature eakea, potato chlpi, dip and rrackara completed the table arrange­ ment. The honorea waa presented with a pink, crystal candy dish by Mrs. (’louts and Mrs. Lingo. About 33 guests were invited to enjoy the event with the bonorce. J jo jc a l £vsuii& TUESDAY Little Women Story Ltague meets al the home of Linda Mit­ chell an 3rd. St. at 7 p. m. Elec­ tion of officers for the comini year will be held. WEDNESDAY Civic and Fine Aria Depart­ ment* Joint meeting starting with covered dish luncheon at noon. P RESTI GE PRIDE'* QUALITY MEANS BTURDY CONSTRUCTION. RAVENNA PARK HOMES ARE BUILT ON A FIRM FOUNDATION, WITH LIFETIME TERRAZZO FLOORS, MASONRY CONSTRUCTION, FUR­ RED WALLS, AND BUILT-UP, OR SHINGLE ROOFS DESIGNED FOR FLORIDA WEATHER. THIS Mother Honored Oviedo Bride-Elect The lovely It. W. Estes home in Oviedo, was the srene of a personal shower honoring brideelect, Misi Ann Lundy. Co host­ ess with Mrs. Estes for the oc­ casion Included her daughter, Mrs. Jack Dodd and Mrs. E. L. Lultrell. Adding color were the attrac­ tive floral arrangements, includ- The wedding of Miss Linda Wim­ berly and Larry Windell Harr* \rai solemnized May a at 6 p m. at the Congregational Christian Church. Dr. Fred Kn'mlnger and Chaplain William Hearn officiated at the candle light, double ring ccrrmohy The bride i( the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William It. Wimberly of Sanford and the groom it the son of .Mr. and Mr*. Sherman E. Harrit of Spring City, Tenn. The church tvas decorated with arrangements of white gladioli, chrysanthemums and frrn. Mita Mary Jn lloliintun. auloiat and Mrs. Helen iteinusat, organist, presented a program of wedding music. Miss Itnhinson sang, *1 Love You Truly" and "0 Fromlie Me,*’ Mr*. Kalhrrine Watkins was ma Iron of honor. Bridesmaids were Barbara Wimberly, sister of the bride, and Pamela St. John. Jo­ seph W. Dogear, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man and serving at ushers were John and Steve Davis. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a waltz length gown of white silk organza with satin applique at the neckline, on A t Church Program Mra. Sarah Hodges was chosen at apecial mother of the Upsala Community Presbyterian Church for being a devoted person to her children, church and com­ munity at the Mother's Day pro­ gram, Sunday evening at tho church. Thomas Andes, program chairman for the avenlng. preaented her with an engraved pia. Also Included on the program were readings on "mother" by Mr. Andei and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald and special music by the Junior Choir. Mrs. 11. L. Johnson, or­ ganist, played several number* and accompanied the congrega­ tion In tinging requested selec­ tions. Osteen Personals BY MM. CLARENCE SNYDER Residents of the Osteen area are reminded that a Sea Food school Will tie held at the Florida Powc.* and Light loungo In DeLand, Wed­ nesday at 9:3(1 a. m. It la sponsor­ ed by the Home Demonstration Clubs of Volusia County, but the public Is invited. Mrs. Sarah Albersim will be guest speaker. Mr. and Mra. Gibson Dates and son, Gary, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, S, Peter­ son, It was Mr. Peterson's birth­ day, Mra, Alma Walker entertained al a demonstration party, Friday evening. Those attending were Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. Willia Brown, Mrs. Harold Pell, Mrs. Albert Pell, Mrs. Vlnrient Brooke, Mrs. Bay Pell, Mra. Clarence Snyder, Mra. Edward Pel) and the host­ ess. the ahnrt sleeves and encircling the full skirt. She wore organza fingerless mills and carried a white Bihle, lopped with a whin orchid and white satin ribbon streamers. The matron of honor wore a yellow taffeta dress, featuring a scoop neckline with bows at the neck and waist. The bridesmaids wore dresses similar lo tha mat­ ron of honor and all carried boo quets of blue flowers. The bride'a mother wore a while linen ahralh, sprayed with pink (lowers, white ahoea, ptnk hat and gloves and a pink carnation cor­ sage. FcfJDwing the ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the Church annex, The refreshment labia waa cen­ tered with yellow and white chry­ santhemums, fern and wedding bells. Brass candelabra and silver appointments completed the decor­ ations. Cake and punch were served lo the guests, AiaUUng with the serving w tn Mr*. Lola II. Duggar and Mra. Gerry Har­ ris, sisters of the groom. Mrs. Harris chose for her going away outfit, a gray suit with abort fitted Jacket, white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Following the wedding trip, the couple will reside at UL Country Club Drive In Sanford. Out of town gueaia Included, Jeraldlne Harris, of Adriau, Ohio, Mra. Ethel Thompson, Cocoa, Mr. and Mra. Stuart Carr, DeLand, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell WaiMns and 31r. and Mra, Cecil Premia of Winter Park. The groom ia assistant manager of the Winn Dixie atom ou First Street. Mrs. Moore Hostess To V AH-5 Bridge The VAH-S Officer's wire* In Ihe afterburner of the BOQ recently for their monthly bridge party. Mrs. !L S. Moore, tho hottest, served coffee lea nnd danlah paalrlca lo the atitaea playera. High and low acore prizes were awarded to Mra, Merle Saudi* and Mrs. H. A. Lackey, Others attending were Mr*. R. E. Farmer, Mr*. R. W, Repp, Mr*. E. E. Austin, Mrs, D. K. Drarolph, Mr*. P. J, Ryan, Mr*, 11. G.Goben, Mr*. R. D. Murphy, Mrs. D, J, Brough, Mri, I, M. Rowell, Mr*. C. D. Scheooovtr, Mrs, E. W. Fool#, Mra. A. J . Blahs, and Mrs. H. H. Osborne, 0 •lltfN O3ILB mir COUNCIL gratefully arc*pia ledge* Memorial for HEART RESEARCH. RES! P. O. BOX IN SANFORD, FLA, I U D lk V 'l H t t c ] WEDNESDAY M ORNING S P E C IA L B U Y GENUINE FIRE KING GL ASS WARE THIS EMBLEM YEARS TO COMB. FHA FINANCING AS LITTLE AS *40 0 DOWN Monthly Payment* Like ga See and Compare the Quality Homes in Ravenna Park Which have Been awarded The Bronze Medallion VISIT ON TEMPLK DRIVE — 1J ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BY MeatMesyew I WELCOME WAGON j : S P O N S O R S ... Bake, Serve* Store In One D ish U tility B aking D ishes Covered C asserole D ishes GENERAL ELECTRIC Divided nnd P ie P la tes D on't M iss T his D ish Baifafal S h o em ill W. 55th SI- a k cA G u a m ! O ffice f ia n A b u t c t io n FA M IN Seles Office FA 5-7491 W U C O M f After • P. M. CaO FA 5-SON W A G O N S elling S tarts 9 A* M. Close W ednesday U ’ ! •j . | *lV •< j ’ �'SOMEBODY'S BEEN EATING MY PORRIDGE! The eyea of everybody ere upon Flo­ rida right now and dose checks a n being •tads o n its activity in industry, business quid government by a number of reporting agpnelM, . .Christian Sclenca Monitor, the Inter* . natioiuUy circulated newspaper noted for . >Jta accurate analynln and factual writing, soeeaUy started a whole series of articles . on Florida's "expkmkm." Important among the problems the Monitor lists for Florida ere building new PAR!*—In the memory of veta n a diplomat* ae International meeting haa even begun under each a' shadow aa darkens the summit here (n Peris where the fear heads of government ere meeting. The cloud Cover ef auapteton, tear and uncertainty is weU-atoN Hepsaetvabto, and If it to toefcen even slightly by the Mato the conference ends It will be •eeaethfngef a miracle. The A h e m i t the to p -P n sI4eat Klamhawm President Do- highways, Improving municipal facilities and effort! by county govoramantn to pro* vide service* for growing populations with limited tax revenue. "Some tend to be a pathetic about their local governments, hava little civic con­ sciousness," the . Monitor reported to the world on Florida citisena. We can apply that to Seminole County aa a part of Florida and sea th at wa must work harder to Impress the many, many people who survey us that we are alert to the opportunities of the times. haa largely altered tho climate on the eve of the conference, It la Im­ portant to see whet this alteration really means. In private It ia be­ ing widely said here that tha dip* lomatic-negotiating faction In the American government engaged in n long argument with tba mili­ tary-intelligence faction ever the degree of risk that could safely be . ing to penntrete penetrate the token la trying barrier of Soviet secrecy. Aa In other Instances la the peat, the president either could not or weald not reedy* tho dispute and It came to a climactic end with tha ■hooting down of tho U-S. 1,100 mllea within the borders of tba Soviet Union. If tho debate w en public tjse military-intelligence factiea would surely argue that tha moaala of photographs aald to have boon put together la four yean ef espion­ age flights Justifies any risk. The seal of this faction, including sev­ eral State Dopartmant figures in Important position*, know* ae limits aad It la strongly colored by CASK X-MSi XU Miller, aged For example, boIdas— aad gray heir, diabetes and cancer, possibly f7, la Mre- Crane's father. For SO yean he hoe lived In the multiple eetenele and myasthenia gravis—those nr* just * few allmonte that may ha dee to lack of ctrUla M ttsm l t m i clMMictli» State agricultural callages have thus recommended tho addition of •gvan or eight trace chemicals to cattle salt, end the animate .ore then found to flourish bettor, be less anted*, lee* likely to be star- « vltaulas and mineral tue thd "red salt" used which contains several are totally lacking, though they Nd to b* In our coll. C in e o r re e e e re h e n lik e w ise a n t u s t h a t " r a n c o r is a p p e r a o t- WASHINGTON - Our perfect ■newer In Urn Soviets' seniattonal cries of rlghteoua Indignation over tba flying apy eplaoda would be to bag oursslvs* a Ruaalan plana from wlthls our own border*. And, from nil available authori­ tative Information, this could well have been accomplished a num­ ber of timet the past several yeara.* Soviet planea violating the bor­ der* of North America? I recall piU-Intoha asserted. Mte k r due to soma chemical daft- thinking gradually cleared up, nothing striking occurred for few Wa have leveret ailment* that ppeer primarily when we reach Than I aaw a striking change, as tlddk aga which seem to ha I , shall describe tomorrow en aartgheeh thla aaaa and ita follow- cut# the cold war without abate­ ment. Their argument hen validity ae a herdbotled defense of eny ugly nocaaalty la • tima of gravo danger. But whet lhay antirely overlook nr* tbo political consequences of their acta, and It la here that the recast aveata must be weighed In' relaUoa to the summit and to America’s standing (n tha world. IS the view of .this observer the political eonacquencea can bo ap­ praised as follows i 1. The tnodeat hope of agreeing at the summit on a new and lim­ ited objective In the disarmament talks, on a nuclear teat agreement and perhaps even on an Interim status for Berlin haa boon dimin­ ished. Whether hop# haa been* eclipsed entirely wo, should soon know. t. The French feel confirmed In their policy of refusing to submit their navy and air force to NATO control without agreement for full conaultaUon on ivory phase of the The Cuaate Grade, between Los alliance. Tbo French press haa printed inspired atoriea to the of* Angtlcs and San Francisco, waa fact that the U-S Incident ahowa once tha supreme teat of any car. Wa chugged up thla mountain In the perils to America's allies of failing to consult fully on all ■teaming low gear (tho railroad aspect# of policy. ■till hooka up two englnea to haul i. The etrala on the alliance la evident In Groat Britain despite over thla natural division point), the typical moderation In tha for* Wo aallod Into the beginning alga policy debate In Um House of rice with sat teeth end a delight­ Commons. Macmillan la faced ful heart flutter. Within a quarter firmly la a hopeful direction, re­ of a mile wo were down to the peating the belief that if progress toweet gear. You could boar etmoit-human panting and groaning Ha may be averted, It remained la lb* engine, fa t Hugh Galtakell, loader of tha Halfway up. you found the cars opposition, to speak solemnly and soberly of tha grave threat to peace la the announced policy by hind a faltering car, PUBHIN tba United States of the right to that grad*. What a.msmoryl peMtrato tha eovenlgn territory ef another power. 4, Ratification of the Japanese- This morning we salted ever Uw four-lea* grade la about tea min­ put In jeopardy In Tokyo. Time utes. By-passing tha town ef San Magaxlne, by publishing datalla of Luis Oblspa on an Intricate overU*l flight* from Japanese bases, and-under roadway. The "compact" did not atoam. la..fact, tii* temperature needle stayed steady. Everybody edited ever at M mllea par hour (a thla wonderful era ef hlghpowered can. At times below, a t tinea above us, yen eeuld so* the narrow ribVotes nuot he a matter far Stem* Haalsgy the Mod a l speculation that too often eencste Itself out Is theses long on conjecture and short oa fact, Tha oomwoaoct speculation bon te that Khrushahev did want a reWhen I was eating i Madal-T over this route, wa w an all flratsassihas by Secretary of State cteaa mechanics. Better and Under Secretary Dll- It was on this route, tho down­ tea aad stetemente by DaUaulte hill port, that I ran Into a power­ aa denials ef tha desire to restive ful IB20 Cadillac. outstanding issues) th at under Ha waa letting the atoam out ef challenge at heme to show what his radiator when I cams boiling la a practical way ha waa getting around tho bend. aut ef all tin emlloe and the talks I put my food on tho brake—wo ha attend on the plane episode and did that hopefully but usually determined to make the most out nothing much heppenod. Ford of it to put tha United States end brakes in those days wore more a matter of company good Intea- UOW TO S P £ A fto fiC T d W V S a v it h tlona. Thay .showed that: Hanry Ford meant well by you. Tho brakes, naturally, want off duty. Wa then clamped down on tho reverse pedal. Thla aet up a ter­ rible chattering. But It did sot alow you much. It waa tha asms timo of ytor— tho hills grain with Spring grass and the patches of blue lupin and yellow California popples. I had left a littla headlight glass on that apoL But apparently It haa boon swept away by tha yaera. I could not find a silver on ooo tho roadside. Whan all else failed, wa had a Even so, it waa a heady experl-' desperation maneuver—something •are to stand In such an historic Ilka tho peases tho quarterback throws In tho lest five adnata* The Cadillac maa aald: "My W* Jammed down the revere# geeh, boy, don't yoe look whan pedal; wa Jammed down the low- you're going?" gear pedal; and wo yanked on the And I aald: "I sew where I waa emergency brake, I suppose I waa going but I couldn't stop where I going about I t miles an hear waa looklag." when I kit. Rut line* 1 never could Wo then boat our fondora hack gat that Ford up more than M Into shape. Simply by putting o n mllea with n toll wind, It eccmed foot on tho tire end pulling. It waa quit* Cut* that simple before enra were ar­ The model-T hit the rear end of rowed with expensive chrome. that monster. And It bounced off! I easerewed my radiator cap— It bounced beck five feet Uk* a using an eld rag to keep from get­ rubber bell. What an amaslng carl ting burned. Aad a mushroom se e cloud of atoam shot up in tha air. Anyway, I found that exact Aad after It coolad, we went on •p e t 1 had to edge off the new *«r asperate ways. highway and follow a deed end *• •*Nowaday*, I guess we weald ex­ change cards and laanranee earn- . A veteran actor fell dead Juat a moment after he made hit exit Into tha wlnga of a Boston Theater. For M-year-old Louts Heydt, Aet I, Scent I of ’’There Was A Utile Girl’’ was his final curtain. Tha only one aware o* what had happened was a fellow actor who came to bit aid. The other member* i t the ceit were not told of their colleegue’a death until tha end of the performance. The audience found out about It In their paper* the following mornlog­ it Is difficult for any of us to Imagine ourselves making our final exit. But make It we will, and more than likely in the way we le n t expect. Viewed in Us proper perspective It should be a stimulating thought, not a grjm one. The part we play, brief aod tnaignifleient as It may seem, is Important in God's sight. If we use our talents to honor God and benefit olbera, our final exit will be a triumphant entrance Into heaven. "Blessed are those servants whom tho Master, on Hla return, shall find watching." (Luke 12:37) Grant, 0 divine Savior, that I may play my role well on the ■tage of life. Demo Rights Plank Approval Seen WASHINGTON UF1) — Rep. Chester Bowles (D-Conn.), chairmsn of the Democratic platform committee, says the party'* lMtO civil rights plsnk will not force the South to bolt nor will It com­ promise on principle. Bowles said Sunday the prob­ lem of keeping northern and south­ ern Democrats together "can be bridged and will be bridged." But be added, "There will tg no com­ promise on principler far as I’m concerned.” ugl Regarding your editorial "Soma It being tha duty and obligation Rafter B* Ritter Than Right," Thank you lor ooo ef the mat! of the (n o press te keep the logical, fair-minded and ctear public oorrsclly Informed, I am flunking editorial* aa published canfkdsat that such soul search­ ing aa called for bp your ex­ cellent and timely editorials will cause the responsible thinking citteena of Semlooto County to caat aside all selfish motives and work together for the mutual benefit of tbemaelves and future genarattobs. Tha ayea of Florida have been oa Seminole County—What have thay seen? What will (hay a##? Vernon W. Dunn Tbo number of women drivers te Um United Stoles Incroatod 11.1 percent between 1131 and IMS, a survey by tbo Automobile Manufacturers Association show- ►H R Y B L B R ■i r In the underground headquarter* of Uio Strangle Air Commandln Omaha. Tba Air roree otflcar accom­ panying ma switched la on a doted circuit television picture from (ha North American Air Defenie Headquarters In Colorado Springs. An outline map of tbo continent waa projected on the screen. Two objecta lilted aa “unidentified” were ahown, aa of that nomeat, moving aouth on tbie tide of our Distant E arl/ Warning line. “Moat likely Russian planes," the man laid calmly. When he aaw my look of amaiamant he pointed out offhandedly that So­ viet planea frequently p en etrate the North American boundariea. ‘'Why don’t we aboot them down?" I aaked. Ha almpiy amllcd. Waa it. perbapa, that we hold our fire for fear that tbo Rede would retaliate on our "aaooptog” planea? There have been reporta that Ruaalan planea have been apotted aa far aouth aa the Northwait itatea. The Central Intelligent^ Agency obviously baa the full d e v tatla on theae report! In lie file a. Deaplte the dlsm,y and uoeailneaa In Waahington after the apy alory first broke, there waa aome reaaon for rejoicing. It proved at leaat one thing: That the CIA had, finally, produc­ ed Hi first aolid peace of evi­ dence of reel hooeat-lo-goodneia ipylng • • whet we’re paying good, hard-earned money for. m Over the yeara, the CIA h » be*W come a aprawllng giant. Right now they’re completing a WO mil­ lion building on the other aide of the Potomac In Virginia which approachea the aize of the Penta­ gon. Last year, It ia aald, the Intelli­ gence people (numbering far In ezeeta of 10,000) spent just Juat a shade under $1 billion. We ought to bo able (o get a lot of spying done for a billion dollars . . . Ironically, the disefesura that the United Slatei haa spies at work will not make us lose fact around the world. As Sen. Everett Dlrkaeu (R., 111.), on Army In­ telligence man himself, said en tba floor of (be Senate, "Spying la aa old as Biblical history." It's the manner In which the whole abow was botched up that hurts our prestige, To be lure, the CIA at Units acta a bit itraogsly. For on* thing, they've gotten so cloak-and-daggeriih In Washington that thay refuse to admit that thay know who they ara. On* example: the number listed in the telephone book far the CIA Is Executive S-6US, I dialed the number. CIA’s operator came on and coyly said: "This la Execu­ tive M IU ." I replied: "What agency !■ this?" Soberly, aba said: "Thla la a defense agency., �9kf Tue*. May 17. I 960— Page R Strati Itn ilM l P re M l y JERRY COVINGTON | trot all the way and was never In Lefthander Ron Banovle regis­ •crious trouble. He fanned six bat­ tered his fourth win of the season ters and issued but one walk while against one defeat here Monday I working the full nine Innings. He f lig h t aa the Sanford Greyhounds ' missed his shutout bid In the sixth inning when BUI D’AUessandro led cossted past the Tampa Tarpons off the inning with a double, the by a score of 7-1. extra base hit by the Tarpons. The Jilt Ic port aider was in con- only Bill Sorrell followed with a single to left and Bob Hattan hit a sacri­ fice fly to right field scoring D’AUetsandro. From here on out Bsnovic gave up but two more hits and was never threatened. BOSTON (UPI) Heavy- Banovle, who waa hitting .175 A N EW WORLD speed record for outboards is set by w e i g h t Johnny Twohada going into (he game, alio got in on Burt Ross Jr., of Spokane, Wash., as he pilots this cus­ mptepped into the Rtitre of the the hitting act as he got two singles tom-built hydroplane powered by a production 60-cublc ring lights at Boston Arena in four trips lo the plate. In the inch Mercury outboard motor through a one-kilometer inning he drove in a run Monday night and stripped second course on Seattle's Lake Washington at an average with an Infield single. off his robe. The Greyhounds jumped off to a The crowd of 3,724 fight fast lead In Uie first Inning when fans screamed their delight. centerficlder Pat Sisk singled with Twohads forgot his boxing one out. Ossie Chavarria followed with a single but was thrown out trunks. going to second on an outfield bob­ ble. Calypso Hinojosa then doubled BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) — home Sisk with the first run. Young Marvin McFarlsnd daThen came the big blow of the mandril a shut at Don Jnrdan’a game. First baseman Ken Darrelwelterweight crown today for upion blasted a fast ball over the ccntcrfield wall driving across netting him in a nun-title tuneup FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE W L Pet. Hinojosa before bird. It was HarMonday night, hut Jordan was Lakeland ................ 20 7 .741 rclson's third home run of the sea­ flying to (.as Vegas, Nev., fur a Pilalka .................. IS 10 .615 son and It carried 400 feel. title drfense against Benny tKid) The Greyhounds picked up tiircc SANFORD .................16 11 .593 averaging 115.347 mile* prr hour. I’aret of Cuba on May 27, Leesburg ................ 14 jj .519 more runs in Ihe second inning on Driver Burt Rosa Jr., Spokane singles by Sisk, Dube, and Banovle St. Pete .................. 11 14 .440 salesman, went faster than any Tampa .................... 11 16 .407 and a walk by Paul Gainraell. previous outboarder in history) Orlando .................. 6 IS .346 They added their final run in the eclipsing by almost eight tn.p.h. ^Daytona .................. I II .308 fifth inning on singles by Hinojosa, the old internationally recognised Harrelson, Maloney, and Banovle. Americaa Leaiuo Tonight the hard hilling Grey­ world record of 107.0 m ph. set W. L Pci. GB hounds travel lo Leesburg. In ear­ by Hu Entrop with a similar en­ Baltimore 15 10 .600 ... lier meetings bclween these Iwo gine. Ross’ run establishes a,new Chicago 14 10 .563 14 teams, the Orioles have taken Union of International Motorboat­ New York It 0 .571 1 three out of four from the Grey­ ing (U1M) Class X outboard speed record. Cleveland IS 10 .565 1 hounds. The fourteen foot hydroplane Boston 10 10 .500 2(4 Manager Robbie Robertson has Detroit 0 12 .429 4 given the nod to lefthander Beetle Rosa used was built by Ted Washington S 14 .391 5 Bailey to go against the hard hit­ Jones, famed designer of Gold Kansas City 0 14 .360 6 ting Orioles. Bailey has a record Cup speedboats. 11 is of a stream­ lined three point cab over design Twesdsy's Probable Pitchers of 1-1 for Ihe season. • Boston at Chicago night — SANFORD AB R H RBI with the pilot placed well for­ Baltimore at Kansas City (night) Uammel, 3b ............ 3 l 0 • ward in the hull. At full speed the entire hull rides out of water with —Pappas (2-3) vs Larsen (03). Sisk, cf ................... 5 1 2 2 Just lower half of the pro­ Washington at Detroit (night)— Chavarria, ........ 5 0 1 1 pellerthebitiqg below, the water­ Ramona (0-4) va Lary (2 2). Hinojosa, ss ............ 4 1 3 1 line. New York at Claveland (night) Harrelson, l b .......... 4 2 2 3 Ross also bettered the National -Short (2-1) va Bell (41). Peres, e .................. 4 • t • Outboard speed Wednesday's Games Maloney, r f ........ 4 0 2 0 mark of 114.6Association's mph set recently by Boston at Chicago (night) Dube, If ................ 3 1 1 0 Baltimore at Kansaa City, (night) Banovle, p ............... 4 5 2 1 specially modified ou cubic Inch engine, which had 3u percent Washington at Detroit greater displacement than (he 60 New York at Cleveland, (night) TOTALB ............... 36 7 12 7 cubic inch Mercury. Tha NOA un­ % Natiewal League TAMPA AB R H RB limited class speed marks, wot W. L Pel. GR D'AUessandro, sf ’. .. 4 1 1 6 recognized internetlonelly, allow San Franciace If • .370 ... Sorrell, 3b ............... 4 6 3 • engines of any size, while Ihe Pittsburg II 10 .645 1 Hattan. rf ............... 2 0 0 1 official U1M International rules Milwaukee 12 to .545 4 Corralci, c ............. 4 0 1 0 limit displacement to 61 cublic Cincinnati 15 13 .436 4 Wilson, lb ............... 4 0 1 0 inches. Los Angeles 12 16 .429 7 Green, si ......... 4 0 1 0 St. Louis 11 16 .407 7(4 Smith, If .................. 4 0 0 0 Chicago 9 14 J91 7(4 Johnson, lb ............. I 0 1 0 Foodm art W ins Philadelphia 11 19 J47 9 Bunt, p .................... 0 9 0 9 Food mart defeated Chase in Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Halverson, p ............ I 9 0 9 St. Louia at Philadelphia (night) a Upham ......... 1 • 9 0 Little League play Monday, 167 A —Kline (1-3) va Roberta (1-3). Britton, p ........... 9 0 9 9 while Klwanis lopped Shrine, 14-2 in Babe Ruth League action. Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)— Hobble (3-3) va Friend (4-1). TOTALS ............... 3J 1 7 1 5an Francisco at Cincinnati a Struck out for Halveraon in Ith. (night)—Sanford (3-1) vs O'Toole Tampa .......... 000 901 009-1 7 1 League Meet 13-2). N Sanford .......... 330 010 00x-7 13 1 A meeting of Ihe managers and I>oi Angeles at Milwaukee ERRORS — John son, Hinojosa; coaches of the Little Major Lcagua (night)—Drysdale (3-4) vs Wil­ POA—Tampa 24-12, Sanford 27-14; wilt be held at 7 p. m. Wednes­ ley (2-2). DP—Gam me!. Chavarria • Harrrl day at the Civie Center. Wednesday'a Games ion; LOB—Sanford, 9, Tampa 0; Chicago at Philadelphia, (night) 2B — D'AUessandro. Hinojoaa, Ma­ At. Louis at Pittsburgh, (night) loney; HR—Harrelson; SF—Hal ^ Lot Angeles at Cincinnati, (night) tan. v 5an Fran, at Milwaukee, (night) Riba Rulfe League W L Pet. CiviUn 3 6 .1000 Oviedo « I 1 .750 CPO 3 1 .067 Shrine 1 3 .500 Kiwanie I l .500 Rotary 1 a .333 Tim Jet Lane “T" League had1 Elka 1 a .250 lake Mery 6 a .000 another fast aeries last Thursday that saw Team 1 come In high # little Malar League W L Pet. with a scratch series of 1,442, Jfavy I 1 .(U followed by Wieboldli, 1390. Country Club MaooreUaa rack­ Standard 041 t 1 .133 Food marl 4 I 417 ed up ■ 1314, followed by Smith YoweU'a 4 a .6*7 Amoco with 1213, Jean's Spaghetti Perfection a a .400 House, 1334, and Team 3’S 946. High individual scratch score First Federal a 4 .333 Florida Itate Bank 1 4 .M0 was kept by Kathy Bukur of Witboidts last week with a 192. Dean Clark of Team 1 came up with a 143 icfaich for second and Mapinc (h a n k League Nazarcoe First Baptist First Chrtstiaa Pinecrett Free Methodist League Leaders 3b In lrm itin n il Manager Paul Richards' faith In a rookie who hit .00(1 In two previ­ ous triala ha* paid off to make the . Baltimore Orioles a dark hona contender in the American League race. "t know he’ll field well and Giants Release Al Worthington Ry United Press International III m I) speed of 115.547 mph. Ross, who went faster than any outboarder in history, eclipsed by almost eight mph the old internationnlly-recognized world record of 107.9 mph. Meanwhile, as a result of Mon­ day night's wild but profitless night at tha Memorial Stadium, middleweight challenger Sugar Ray Robinson was threatened with indefinite auspensinn for fallura to appear in a scheduled co­ featured tuneup. George Galnfurd, Robinson's ad­ visor, was similatly threatened by the Maryland Athletic Commis­ sion. A disappointing crowd of only 2,014 saw McFatland, an overstuffed lightweight from Philadel­ phia, win a unanimous 10 -rouml decision over the ring.rusty Jor­ dan and brlt him groggy in tha ninth round. However, since 25-year-old Jor­ dan emerged front his first fight in more than five months without any injuries, advisor Roy Renan) announced that he would go through with next week's Lai Vega* defense, fur which ha is guaranteed at leafl 566,000, Jordan received only 26 per rent of the net gale of |E>,&(0 or (1,666 for Monday night's second straight non-title defeat. McFar­ land got ( 1,000 . Registration was held Monday afternoon at the Fort Mellon Park diamond for the Sanford Recrealion Department'! newest youth baseball league. Tills league for boys eight- and nine yeiriold will be called the Sanford Little kllnor League. Registration brought out 91 youngsters ready and waiting fon the call of “ play ball." Games will be played at Ihe Fori Mellon Park aoflball diamond starting each week day at 4:30 p. ni. Tryouts and practice will be field the rest of tksln week with league play scheduled to begin next Monday, GCnc Schllckman, assistant sup­ erintendent of recreation slated Meanwhile, Robinson, former middleweight and welterweight champion, and hi* advisor, Gainford, wera ordered by the Maryland commission to appear at a Baltimore hearing Thursday, to show cause why they should nut be suspended indefinitely fur Sugar Itay'a failure In go through with a tuneup at tha stadium Monday night. Sugar Ray was Scheduled to meet i'edro Gonzales of tluqiiesne, Pa., In a Ill-round prep fight. It was to be a warmup fur Rubinson's bid lo recapture the middle­ weight crown (Maasai-hifsetti and New York version) from Paul Pender at Roston, June 10. Al Worthington, a right-handed pitcher who has been bouncing between the majors and minors since he joined tha Giants in 105:1, has been released outright to Minneapolis of the American As­ sociation by tha Boston Bed Sox. The Bed Sox also optioned infielder Ray Webster to Indiannpolia of the American Association Monday on a 24-hour recall basis. Thesa cuts reduced the Boston roster lo the 26-player limit American I-eagua clubs must hit by Wednesday. Hie National league, which atarted a week earlier this year, reduced its ros­ ters to 26 last week. Tha Kansas City Athletic* got down to 26 men by sending catch­ er t,ou lloldener to Toronto of the International League. The Milwaukee Braves, trying to strengthen their relief pitching, recalled right-hander Run Piche from Louisville of the American Association. They made room for him hy sending Chuck Cottier, a second baseman, to Louisville on a 24-hour recall basis. The St. Louis Cardinals hought right-hander Kay Sadeckt from Rochester of the International league and optioned right-hander Hob Gibson to that club. To Defend Title MANILA (UPI) — Gabriel t Flash) K it ode of the Philippines, holder of the world Junior light­ weight and Oriental lightweight boxing crowns,, has signed t« de­ fend his Oriental title against Phayung Napsphnl of Thailand in a 12-round bout June 4 at (Jueton city. I I'm convinced hall hK," k ld a rd i told skeptical experts who ware conslimlng the Orioles' to the sec­ ond division. HAnd, If ha dose, we’ll ha tougher Shan anyone thinks." Ron Hansen, a 22-yeer-etd, *. foot, 3 -ineh shortstop, len t tha only youngster making Baltimore fans forget the “old Orioles." Bat he's been the most spectacular and Monday night hit fifth-inning homer gave the “young Oriole** a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Athletics and lifted them Iota sole possession of first place. It was the Orlolec* fifth straight win, their longest winning streak since the last week of tha 19M season. The Cincinnati Reds routed tha San Franelsrn Giants, 0-2, for their 10th triumph in IS games and tha St. Louis Cardinals scored three runs In the ninth Inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-3, lu National Leagut games that pro­ vided the only other Monday ac­ tion in tha majorr. Loe Angeles’ scheduled game at Milwaukee wag rained out in tha second Inning. Hansen want hitleaa in M trips to tha plata with tha Oriolea tu 11)58 and 1659 trials, and ha hit only .2M for Vancouver hi tha Pacific Coast League last see sow. Rut he’s now making Richards* pre-season rating look conserva­ tive with a .not batting average. The Reds moved to within four games of first place In tha Na­ tional League by kayoing Bam Jones in two Innings and going on to pile up 16 hits against five San Pranciseo pitchers. Daryl Spencer singled home the tying run and Carl SawatskPi sacrifice, fly snapped the dead­ lock aa the Cardinal* rallied far three ninth-inning nine againat Philadelphia's Jim Owena and Dick Farrell. A ll Supporters and Interested Persons A RE IN V IT E D FOR C O F F E E A t Mrs. Appleby’s No. 1 Restaurant Wednesday, May 18th a t 7:30 a . m. to m e e t ------- Look how m uch you get fo r your m oney in a n e w O L D S ! 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H vaporise* quickly . . . fire* with split-second accuracy . . . detiven a mighty thrust of power without rouahnamnrpina.lt can apter your molar aa R fccrwsff your car'* power and responsive- Cor. 2nd f t P alm etto SANFORD, FLA. Il i p x l h! Z1 - 2 j �Bloodhounds Find Last Of Escapees FULTON', Mo. (UPI)—Author!tl«i using a team of bloodhound* •arl jr thii morning track ad down the lait of seven lnmatei who »»eapod Monday night from tha ward for tha criminally insane at tha Missouri itata heaplta] hare. Alphonao Pulllm, 20, St. Louis, ffurrandarad meekly to authorities after the doga had cornered him in a marahy area. Dr, Alfred K. Bear, boa pi let «uI*Mlrle« • perintendent, aaid tha Inmataa — overpowered three attendanta an HIV* LCar* Ir4. their floor, then called Superrtaor Kenneth Tate and took the keya from Mm. They locked the four hospital employee in a cell, then went to the top of the four-atory building and tied sheets together, ualng them ad a rope to get off the building and away from tha insti­ tution. DARIEN Ga. (UPI) - Tobacco Millionaire R. J. Reynold* won a divorce from hia third wife Mon­ day night and a Judgment which from Mr*. Muriel Manton Rey■aids, 44, an ground* of “cruel traatmeni'’ and ordered tha darkhaired farmar Toronto socialite to leave Reynold* atrictly alone. * The jury awarded her alimony of IMMM over a 24-year period laataod of the six million dollar* the Rad demanded. After a fast bit of figuring, Rey­ nolds' chief lawyer, Aaron Krav' itch, aald the alimony actually woald coat Reynold* only 193.7* a IV* month becauta he could deduct the nAOnim dhJy payment* from hi* ' Im 1Hnvtteh *ald ho felt that by the cate through the three«M k trial Reynold* "made a notnhln cantrlhulioa” that would lead other wealthy men to battle hlg allm iar claim*. Reynold*' foituae was estimated during tha trial at Rotwoeu a sad as million dollar*. Reynaldf, bedridden with serlott* lung and llrtr ailment* at hi* ■apsis I*!*nd e iu ta off Urn Geor­ gia w ait, filed (he divorce actios MM rammer aftir eight year* of marriage. Ha charged that Mr*. Reynold* waa a "totem witch" whs harassed him In hope* of "shortening my life." She contested the action vigor­ ously aad charged that Reynolds Rad abused bar te most *t tho cap­ itate el the world white the was trying only te aurse Mm .through iMgbouU of drinking. Superior Judge Henry Durrenco will decide later whether Rayaalda must pay the 9171,000 te fees asfcad Ry Mrs. Reynolds' battery of lawhors. During the trial be took away : from to r 0210,000 worth of teaurI aace politic, which to said right- s CREW FIVE of Heavy Attack Squadron Nine bested 17 other crews to win tha outatanding crew award for April. Crew Five conaiste of left to right, N. W. Allen, John Ralston Jr. and J. S. York ■ Hospital Notes Emma K. Ragan, Sanford; Robert E. McKee, Sanford; Helen Sill*. Sanford; Lillie McDuffie, Sanford; Sake* W an, Sanford; Miebelie Lee Erwin, Pools; Jeanette Gor­ don, Sanford. Births Mr. aad Mrs. William Haighl, Sinford, a daughter; Mr, and Mr*. Thoms* Lawton, Sanford, ■ son. Kart David Vaughn, Sanford; Leon Lawman, Oviedo; Minnie Smith, Lake Monroe; Mrs. Robert Rirkhimer and baby, N. Orlando; Jesile Leo Dodson, Sanford; Glen Miller, Sanford; Audrey Seller, DeBary; Beatrice Young, Sanford, Harry Ntwman, Sanford. MAY 11 Jacqueline Lawson and baby, San­ ford; (Patty Davis, jtenford; Al­ freds Dtvis, Saftford; Jessis Abra­ hams, laniard; Elisabeth Wynn, Santead; Janie Swink and baby, Sanford. Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver ha* warned Negro student* plan­ ning a inarch on the elate Capitol Jn Atlanta today that he will not tolerate a n y “detnomlration* which might incite violence and riot*." Tho proposed march, announced Sunday at a "freedom rally" at Morehouse College in Atlanta, we* to commemorate the sixth anni­ versary of tho U, S. Supremo Court'* integration decision. The demonstration was to hava Included player* end singing on (he Capitol ground* by approximately 4,000 Negroes. Vandiver said Monday that "ap­ propriate action" would be taken agalnit breeches of the peace. Ad­ ditional state trooper* war* posted at the Capitol to break up any pos­ sible disorders. Negro student leader* Reclined to ray whether the governor's stern warning would deter their march. But ona report slid the demonstration would take place this afternoon. In Montgomery, Ala., speciallytrained law enforcement officers were ready to end quickly ary prointegration dcmonstraUons. Police Commissioner L. B. Sulli­ es n issued the alert and said "there a rt . . . unsubstantiated integration of tho rices." In other developments: Twenty • four Negroes, mostly high school students, were arrested Monday on loitering charges after staging Chattanooga’a third lunch eounter protest within flvo days. A Little Rock city detective testi­ fied Monday that Herbert O'Dell Mounts confessed participating In tbe bombing of the tome of a Ne­ gro student attending Central High School so the student's family could get donations from person* la the North. Tto 17-year-old youth and Macro Binni, 91. are charged with the Feb. • bombing. The Florida Supreme Court transferred to circuit court the case of eight Negroes convicted of disturbing tbe peace in a Feb. 20 sildown demonstration In TaUabaiA special Judge in Montgomery, Ala., wlU bear Arguments Wed­ nesday alts eking segregation te tto courtroom at the scheduled perjury trial of Ito Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., leader of a pas­ sive resistance drive by Negroes. King is charged with perjury te connection with the filing of hie Alabama state tecoma tax returns. lids Baatley, Sanford; Grover Edgcrten, Sanford; H • yw ■ r d Schaultort, Sanford; Genovievo Milter, DsBary; Betty Kennedy, Sanford; Arthur F. Hall, DoBary; David Jaeksoo Jr., SenTord; Doug!•« Gordon, Sanford; Etna Wiseman, Sanford; Dora Harper# tonford; Boon LooB oour, Sanford; Balms Osborn*. Sanford. Elites •cm let. and Mrs. Harold D. Kennedy, The lake front community also Mr. Sanford, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. has a playground and bathing U. J. Miller, DeBsry, a son; Mr, aad Mrt. Nermaa E. Wiseman, Sanford, a daughter. DtimUtili Mitten J. Howell, U to Mary; Wal­ ter AUendtr, Sanford; Dora S u t­ ler, Sanford; Edward Simon, win­ ter F a it; David Thrasher, ton fard. VOTE FOR O. G. 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FA I 4 t l l — FA 1 4 t l t 0* lA tV I OK U ItAlTOI Ipsc/elltle* — Heetet Fee 1*1* — I let) — Acxeepe — I h l m p i i HfOy. If4 1 ngederV lee II. Oelery S f iT NO Ipe*l*n*l*« Is D* Sery )Mlk — LOTI — ACMASB IUIINU1 FIOFUTT t | l . rtemee From IH M Carle** MeSe Oreperlet 4 Sllpceretr Drepery HerOver* tempi — Cerpelle* Itterlee n#<erell*e lerrUe Ilf OrleeSe Dr. tee lerl FA 14IIJ 7 tr« — »e heeler — U briutlee **»•'« O* Defy tee* b r .l t * t u b r t Are. teeferS FA !4»l CMaa Servian FvadwaH Asm I'i Drivw R tittsn ut Don’t E at On Run BUBUNGTON, Vt. (UPI> "Kalteg an tto run Is not recemminded, accordlng i___, ______ ______ la Susan Msr- a*e*rel ItptlrU* Cog — Treckr — Trotter* — levimeeere Opee F Derr ~ M He.r Wrecker brvlte Ortee* FA 14111 — Niter FA M ill raw, nsenclste sutrittealit at tto UnlvarsUy af Vermont. She add- HELEN SMITH, 20, will ba Clearwater's entry in tha Mian Florida Beauty and talent contest alntnd for Sara­ sota June 23-25. Helen loves sportn espadsUy roller skating. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — The Orleans Parish School Board today loohad to Gov. Jimmie Davis for hslp In solving the dilemma created by a federal district court order to integrate first grades in the public schools ef tto South’s largest city. Judge J . Skelly Wright ordered the IntegraUoa plana—his own— when tha school board failed to submit ons as ordered Monday, Board Vies President Louis J. Blacks aald it was up te Davis, tha Legtelaturo and Louisiana's segregation leaders te keep New Orleans echoolf segregated. "They raid they were going te keep the sctoel* segregated . , . Now they should coma forward with some positive recommend*tloni," Rlecbe aaid. While Wright's order did not fr i Legal Notice D avid U. O alcbat C le rk a f th e C irc u it C o u rt By i U a r th a T. V lhlen D. C fSK A t.l Hoe II. W ilkin* Of M aeulro. V a arh le A W elle I I I W all S tre e t, r . a R ea t i t O rlande, F lo rid a A tto rn e y s fo r F e tllle a a ra first grade, he previously men­ tioned a plan te integrate a grade each year, beginning with tha Grot Ilia brief order aald that "with the beginning of school in Sep­ tember 1440 all public actools In tto city of New Orleans ahall to desegregated la accordance with the following plant . "A. All children entering the first grad* may attend either the formerly all-white public echooi nearest their tomes, or tto for­ merly all-Negro puhlle school nearest their tome*, at their option. "B. Children may be transfer­ red front on* echo*! te anottor,' provided euch transfers a n not based on conildorstioa of raee." The board teld th e court Mobday i t could n ot flla a n interns- Finish 10th N ovel t i s n . plan h e m u n sta te tew HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "Tiger places a ll Integration m a tte rs la On My Jtoto," § novel stout est t o hands o f t t o Lagtaiatero. plonage in Msec coo. la.tto ISth ! . THE Ail TrM Im I*IUH**i — Frve litiw itt! I l l W. B n l ^ l n W M 3-1141 tm Value o f Florida lr i* h p o tato * * produced for market topped I I I , 200,000 in a recent year. Irma Dletorhoof, Sanford: Sylvia Farnsworth, Sanford; Rova Phil­ lips, Sanford; WUllo B. Williams, Lake Monroe; RUi Pilate. Mims; David Elliott Thrasber, Sanford; Margaret Tyre, Sanford; Fayo MeDaniel, Sanford; Mary Bristol, Tonight will to awards night Ivr tha Semlaote High Sctoa) land. Tto toad will perform its annual spring concert sterling at S:U p. m. at tto Plaaerait School audjloriutn. Before tha caaeart, letters will to presented te auUteadteg two year students, geld toys te nutstanding sealer*, and a certificate af merit pro seated te tto eat- Ccrcetie* Warn M .rt I*. W , AipMlt Til* frem T* re a l p ro p e rly s itu a te la Beaalnele C e u m r, FloriO a, a a d you a r* k * r* . YAZO O �T r~ (D s jo Ji G J b J b y: • DEAR DESPERATE: If you can't af­ ford a lawyer, get in touch with your local legal aid society. And the next man who tells you he is divorced, ask to see legal proof. If he’s on the up an up. he’ll re­ spect you for your good sense. And if he isn’t, the sooner you know it—the better. • • • DEAR ABBY: Our 24-year-old son has recently returned from the service. I realize that he is no longer a child but a grown man and whht he docs is none of my business. Yet while he is under my roof, isn’t it my business where he goes, what he does, and what time he comes home? I have other children (younger) and he is setting a very poor example by his con­ duct. He has gotten to be the talk of the town because of an affair he has been carrying on with a woman 15 years his senior. Don't tell me to have his father talk to him. His father says he is a man and can do as he pleases. How can I keep him in line? Or can I? HELPLESS • DEAR ABBV: Is there no justice for an innocent widow? I am 32 and have two children, 10 and 11. About six months ago I met a man who told me he was divorced. I fell for him hard. We started to make plans for marriage. Then one night he came over here with his suitcase. He said his wife had kicked him out of the house and he was moving in with me. 1 was stunned to lenrn that he was still married. I told him Oh. no, he wasn't, because al­ though I loved him, I wouldn't live Hint way before my children. He left and his wife called me. She said she was divorcing him and naming me. I got in my car and went over there. Her story and his didn’t jibe. She doesn't believe me, and if she names me, I will lose my job, and maybe DEAR HELPLESS: While your son is under your roof (at any age) it IS your business how he conducts himself. If he is not willing to live more discreetly, you should ask him to headquarter elsewhere. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO JENNIE; Of course the “circumstances” are Import­ ant, but I would say that a man who had been mnrried and divorced four times was a very, very, very, very poor risk for mar­ riage. Here Are New Ideas For You tPYTH TWMNTON M clAQft What would bo the beat buy for wear while shopping in town, lunching at tha hotel and going to see friend* and sitting on their porchei—a black linen sheath, ■ black chiffon or a black figured China illk dress? I am tall, thin and can sew.—Myrtle.” The black linen would “go" more place* with different acces sorlc*. But, If you can saw, why not pick up • bargain in mater­ ial and make a black and white figured dress to alternate with a black linen? Tha same hat and accessories would go with it. "Do people still wear deep lace bertha collars? I have a deep round ona in beige, Inca and am willing to aye It If it would taelp. —N ” Lace collsra are worn on aimpit sheath dreur* although Uiay are not very fashionable, but you 'Pleasant Dreams' Proves Sleeper On RoutineSunday Night Slate daydreams. The material never lost sight of this format, which Is another important factor in the sbow’a success. Reiner and Stein also avoided steering their malarial Into eso­ teric aspects of dream worlds and managed to exploit only situations that would not—theoretically — scare a m an audience, Tha entire cast had ample op­ portunity to shine but 1 thought Miss Meadow* and Mr. Ferrer were the most fortunate of the lot. Mias Meadow’s triumph came In a solo number, at a single, agger guest at a resort hotel din­ ner table. Her playing had per­ ception and broad humor. Ferrer was called upon to do a song-and-dance number with Miss Powell and make soma fun­ ny sounds and facet while por­ traying a hat salesman. But hla bast spot was In the show’s final sketch. He exhibited some pol­ ished mugging as tho husband of n Brigitte Bardot-type. The sketch kidded the kilcutn habits or tha sex kitten and gave Miss Powell a chance to go all-out at B-B., complete with bare fee, bar* shoulders and tha towel. This "Pleasant Draams” show made lor pleasant viewing. THRILLSI CHILLS! SEE JOEY CHITWOOD’S H ELL D R IVER S • Jumping off ramp* tato epact! • B ib tid B g ob tw o w heeti! Rollins o v e r Bad over! • • Cruklag or head-on! LEARN HOW NOT TO DRIVE ORLANDO JU S T OFF SPEEDWAY ORANG E BLOSSOM WEDNESDAY N ITE Adaha | t l « TR A IL 8:30 CROdreo Me .£ S -a r M l Tueg. May 17, 1160—Page t TUESDAY 1’. 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S t . l l l T la h tro p s ( • ) Itlflsiii* n t il* ( f ) Ksd a k s tta n <51 C olt «1 <31 I S .00 i l l 40) (»l 10 )0 (01 (3) A rth u r M urray M K<iuad ( t a r r y M oors S how A lco a P r s s s n t s Han F r a n c i s c o l i n t J o u r n s y t o L’n d s r s t a n d inn 11:00 (S) a n d I I I ( I ) N o w s 1 l:tf* i t ) W o a t h s r U : U I t ) Muvl* <01 M oils ll:3 » (I ) J s c k F a a r 1:00 (S) K s w a WEDNESDAY A. M. Freedomland Will Trace U. S. Heritage From Pirates To Rockets NEW YORK (UPD—An amuse­ ment center as large as Ameri­ can history will open June 19 on what used to be 205 acres of swamp land in the far reaches of New York Cily’s Bronx Coun­ tyThere, at a cost of 965.000,000, raised through public sale of stock, will be unveiled Freedomland, U. S. A., the metropolis' answer to Disneyland. It was cre­ ated by the man who directed technical phases of the successful California playground. The project proper, comprising 95 acres — the rest of the land is for parking space, a motel and other ancillary items — ti con­ toured in the shape of the con­ S :ll (S) C o n t i n e n t a l C l a s s r o o m Tsoa ( I ) T:3i) (11 1(11 ( 0 ) 1:11 ( 0 ) lioo ( 1 ) ■H I ( I ) 1:10 (3 ) t i l l (t) .... - t e ■y FEED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPD—“ Plaaaant Dreams” maintained a wide­ awake approach to entertainment Sunday night and theraby earned for Itself the hippy status of B TV sleeper. Carl Rainer, usually a second banana In TV’a comedy tree, (0 moved up to the top banana role for this NBC-TV hour, serving as host of hla own show while Dinah Shore took the night off. Since tha credlte also list Rein­ er as tha script’a co-author, with Joseph Slain, thla outing amount! to a twin success for him. Many reasons made this a tidy show. Three of tho reasons were the wtnnlog guest atari—Jose Fer­ rer, Audrey Meadows and Jane A Powell. Their performances over­ shadowed that of their boat Inso­ far as a feeling of spontaneity and enjoyment went. Julie London, Ibe first lady of flp-synchronltaUon, also was on hand. Mar song came out well— or belter than usual for her—since the staging fit the format and ndvanced the underlying purpose of tha hour. Tha purpose, 1 should add, was to portray in comedy * sketches, dine* and aong, tha humoroua differences between wen’s outside appeafance and his tnalda Rrralh u z T. (II 1:30 (1) 1:11 ( I I Dear Edyth: “ I am sixty poundi overweight and really look a sight. I feel heavy and lumpy, but 1 have never bean able to diet. Do you auppoas anyone like me could finally gat up enough will power to reduce at the sge of fifty?— lira. W." Will power would help, and you need help—that la, to feel better and get rid of aomt of that exctai weight. Why not bo sensible and really go on g dial? My diet con­ sist* of simple meals that tbo whole family can cat and If they are not overweight they can havo “ seconds.” If you are serious, aend mo a long,self-addressed, EIGHT-CENT stamped envelope and 25 dents In coin. I will in­ clude a complimentary copy of “ Diet Breaks.” "With two glrla at college, I have very little money for clothes. •■nfarh my children. Can you help me. Abby? DESPERATE DEAR LONG TALL SALL: Not ALL tall girls share your point of view, Fur­ thermore, a short fellow (please not a “shrimp”) who asks a taller girl for a date is paying her a compliment. He as* sumes that she has the intelligence to measure a man for what he is—not how much of him there appears to be. • Television By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBV: Why do short fellas ask tall girls for dates? Sometimes a girl just doesn’t know how to say no. I am a tall girl and it seems that every shrimp I know wants to date me. Not wish­ ing to hurt his feelings, I accept. Then I feel so foolish when we dance, Other peo­ ple point a t us, nudge each other and snicker. Please print this, Abby, and tell short boys not to ask a girl who is taller than he is for a date. Thank you. LONG TALL BALL Ell* tliOO ( t l ill III tlill (1) (*> (I) mas ( S i Exchange Student Talks On Germany T oday— H aro O arraw ay tv sa th a r C arto o as Nowa N aw o C a p ta in K a n i a r o o M o rning T h ontro f lsm p o r Room K » ad o r'd D l e s s i N awo - I n t s r o i s w a N awa * iV aathar D o u g h R a Ml Rad R o w a d h o w K artoon K apora P lay T our llu o ch On T h a O a M arla P r i e s (a R i g h t i t ) I L o s t L ust t ll l t i n cpncantratlan ( I I D acam nar B rlda can maka a fashion for yourself. I would dyo It black and make a sheath or buy one that would go well with the collar. "I am silly but I would Ilka a pair of pale green shoe*, which you say ara smart. I am aaventy but no ont knows it ai I am very active, keep allm and, therefore keep m y‘health. I wear only vary nice black dreuei and navy blue In summer. What do you say?— Mr*. T. O." I aay yet—and am proud of you. D A ILY WEDNESDAY P. 51. tills ( t ) T ru th # r C on itQ u sacaa (01 L o ra a t L ir a (>l H a s d a is G un lilt* ( t l C ould Be Tog (S) S ta rc h fo r T n m arraw ( I ) L a ra T h a t Boh tills (01 G uiding L ig h t t i l * t i l S u ilt ( I ) A bout F a c ia (3 ) T o p p ar t i l l (0) Ban F r a n c i s c o D r a t III* till IS) A t T h a W o r l d T u r n * t l ) Mr. Si Sira. N o r t h F o r a D ay it) Far R tiis r nr W orst (0) D ay l a C o u rt i n Mouoa P a r l y ( 0 ) G a l a fllorm I t ) L o ra tta T o u n g Show It) Q uatn C R O SSW O R D ACBOCB 6. S m all l (s la n g ) 1. Fragment g. Xuropean t . A song for kite tw o 1L French a a W eird river (e ar.) 12. Rascal IT. Seaw eed IS. Roa* petal 2 1 . T e m p o s oil 20. B lem IShtg II. Moth S I. V au deville U . Agree a k tt (slang) 32. T h r e e It. Digit (prefix) IB. Pigpen 33. Large 19. Revolves Sg. Jewish 2t. Clothes . 26. S ia m e se month 24. Glacial kUl< SI. Father coin (Iowa) 24. N o m e ga. S o u th 2«. Bread bit Amir?9. Travel*!-'* 27. k b it stopover rodent beverage SO. Prong 31. Colored •pot 22. Exhibits 21. Crown ST. Finish 29.Handle awkwardly 41. An old Baying 43. Beetle 45. Q uick 44, Chops 4 T. Pull* 41. Shatter DOWN 1. Metallls 2. A cheep* S. C e r e m e n t 4, ConaleUatlon g. A gitate i . V erdant 7. S h ip 's FLORIDA’S BK 2Q C ST V A C A M M B A R G A IN ! ELLINOR VILLAGE at DAYTOM A BKACH •MFMM.V YMUsday’e lam e 29Large flat 40. L a v e 42. C om m and­ i n g o ffic e r 's 44. Mayen tinental United Slates. Within Its borders will be: Colonist New Engle ntj, LlUle Old New York, Chicago of the great fire era (they burn It down every 20 minutes), a Civil War battleground in the old South (bai­ lies while you watch), the North­ west of Lewi* and Clark, the West in the days of gold and silver mining glory, San Francis­ co's old time Barbary Coast and Chinatown (complete with earth­ quake and fire), Hollywood in the day* of its silent screen fame, Florida with 19th Century pirates and a satellite base rherk by jowl, Texas of the oil boom years, the pioneer Southwest with HUGH O'BRIEN and Alice Lon will leud a group of top onterlaincrs In • ’’NVyatt Earp” Spectacular a t 4 p. ni. Wednesday over Channel 9. Wyatt Earp To Star On Area TV Show Hugh O'Brien ta Wyatt Earp will be the mein attraction on a special TV sptclseulsr over Channel • si 4 p. m. Wednesday. The spectacular will be staged at the Orlando Municipal Audi­ torium and Is sponsored by the College Park Recreation Depart­ ment. All proceeds of the thaw will go toward aiding the department's baseball project. Starring with O'Brien In the four hour show will be Alice Lon, Lawrence W e 1 k’s champagne Ledy; The Original Gutis, a com­ edy gorilla eel; The Kudelli, comedy trampoline act and Lea Marthys, daring acrobaUe act. TV Tonight CBS pre-empts Ih* 9-9:30 time of Dennis O'Kcefe'i series for the first of two special news reports on the summit conference. NBC's "Startime!' hour at 1:30 holds a repeat of "The Wicked Scheme of Jcbal Decks," starrin Alec Guinness aa i clerk ten t on fraud. Red Skelion'i guest star on CBS at 9:30 la Marilyn Maxwell. Carol Haney and Alan King are on Garry Moore's CBS hour at 10 . NBC'a report on the first day ef (he summit conference la from 10:30 to 11. Eillmslei say there ie at least one big game animal In Wyom­ ing tor every resident of the stela. Norbert Peters, German ex­ change student at Seminole High School, showed a preview of slides and give a talk on the problem of divided Germany to the Junior and Senior English classes on Monday. The student streissd the fact of Communist propaganda used in East and West Germany divisions and its effect on the people. Nor­ bert explained the danger of even visiting West Berlin, the free sec­ tion of the city. He told of a friend who was traveling with him to the section and was taken off the bus be­ cause he had taken pictures of tho guard station at the border. Luck­ ily, the boy wss returned with his camera. Voting and the Importance of politics In West Germany was also Included In his talk. The German people realise the Im­ portance of keeping communism out of the government and (hero Is a groat turnout on election day. Norbert concluded by saying that the youth of both countries must realise their importance In the future if the nations are to maintain their democratic stats. Us dsssrU and ghost towns, the Mississippi In the show boat days and New Orleans at Mardi Gras time. The "rides," without which no amusement center is eomplste, will b* unique to Freedomland. They will Include a space ship, wagons for riding through the Civil War battleground whUe can­ nonballs fly overhead, Great Lakes steamers, stage coachsi, covered wagons, Florida swamp buggies, a pirate ship, a mine ore train, antique automobiles, Mis­ sissippi sternwheelers and 19th Century railroads. "We hope to make it impossi­ ble for anyone to go through Freedomland and not feel as though be has participated In more then a score of phases of the country’s history," said C. V. Wood Jr.( the 39-year-old Texan who la head of Marco Engineering Co., which built the Installation. A former director of economic research for Stanford Resaarch Institute and once chief indus­ trial engineer for Convair. Wood turned •upcr-ihowman after be­ ing called In by Walt Disney to supervise Ih* countless technical details in crealing Disneyland. Wood was (bat enterprise's first general manager. He founded tha Marco Arm in 1935, and Freedomland was the first project on ill drawing board*. However, It wasn’t tha first to get into operation. That was Pitasure Island, an amusement ran­ ter with a complete New Englend flavor which opened last summer In the Boston area. Other permanent amusement project! in the works, each with Its own tbomatle touch, are tha Great Southwest for the DallasFort Worth area. Magic Harbors for Houston, Dlicovaryland for Miami, Magic Mountain for Den­ ver and Circuiland for Sanford. Wood alio ha a projects planned tor Tokyo, London and Caracas, Venuuela. Actual conilrucllon of From domland began last fall, and R la now naaring completion. "W* havt to be ready by Juno 19,” Wood commantad, "because our opening will make up Ed Sul­ livan's TV ahow on CBS on that data. Fact la, we hive ae much to display that StlUlvan'a Juno 26 program alio will emanttd from Freedomland." Wood got what ha nooded to get the project completed on time — • comparatively mild New York winter. There were few days when It wasn't possible to get on with tho layinf of miles of piping and wiring, the filling la of land, 4he building o( " moun­ tains” tho channeling of " rlte ri” and "Inkea," tho planting of "for* eat*” and the building of hun­ dreds of itructurea from frontier stockades to racket launching pads, Freedomland le about 21 mix* utca from the heart of Msnhat* tan, and two of tha clty’a . sub* way lines run near tha spot. Mod* era highways, of course, network tha aria. In tlm*. there will bo ample motel and other stop-over accommodation* in tho ImmodW ate vicinity, "Thla la the sort of pUee." Wood said, "that needs a coupla of dayo for adequate enjoyment, We can bandit a peak ef N ,M persona • day. Thera to parking apa:e for 11.00# care at one time. "Except for this opening Ma­ son, wa expect to be able to open ate nine month* a year, handling 5,000,000 guasta annually, Thera will be scores of placet of all types on the premises for supply* ing food ranging from hot dog# to elaborate maala featuring re* gional specialties.” Admission ta Freedomland will be 91 tor adults, M rants far children. Parking costa 2# rants. Tha ridea win range from 10 to 10 cants. The exhibits end will tx �oagw ooo. 1 W A N T TO I T S LIK E T A L K I N G T O A B E t P S IG N A L " f P R O M O U T E R v— V L , SPACE A S K VOU' ' ABOUT"*? H O W A BOU r TMfi Z T w C N T V DO LLARS I'M S Q U A R E W ITH 4 T H E W O R L D -1 OC nT o w e a s o u l x— V one penny j li.illliw jlillllllijl IS N 'T TH IS * > WONOE O fUL oe A R ? MY B U D G E T IS IN S P E R FEC T BALAN CE j >ou B ca o o w e o rprom m e la st w eek ?) 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WERBTHNOUUH D C se vti , W.XSJv’W'WJ*4* IB.M9.tC/ WELCO TO TMB SCHOOL PAIR.*/ THANKS W N iC H T W If* OtCOPATINS ONE IS 1 THE BOOTH IN I—- S I E VOU L A T E 8 .* | 'lU O WOULDSHOOT BUI TABO WH/f WEYE fiOTA REAL MONKEYMV57ERY HERE, EXCUSE ME, MEN. ( ---- V T l CUIMmratE MV5TW. �r r^'^Tr'~r.r \ LJ^Z* t - _ Use H ER A LD W ant Ads > . Classified Phone FA 2-2611 -- For Rent Deliver Your «Ei|r 2. For Rent 2-BEDhOO.M unfurnished house, 2- kitchen equipped. FA 2-36Ji. To ftanfurh HFDROOM unfurniahcd. kitchen electrically equipped. 370 per month. FA 2-2907.. Rrralh WANT ADS BRING Odham & Tudor FAST RESULTS Phone FA2-2611 G U A R A N TEE Tour personal aatUfartlan fai aaa full year on the eonatrnelion af year home nr m< AND Wa agree that If durlag ala months fallowing signing * #f year as We coat ract yen n n farced far any rtaaen to mere outside a 21 mlU radiaa ef year aew kerne — year dear a pay­ ment and rWaing raela will be rotormed. FREE WELCOME Ta Baafard! Be Oar Goeeta Far S Uaye Abeelntely Free, Witkeut Obligetioa At Om U| Saatord'o Leading Metals While Van Locale Meaning Fee Ten A Year Family. Pick Up Kaye Al Sales OH ire 1 Odham & Tudor Hwy. IT-12 A ITIk SI. Bales Olfies Saafard Ph. PA S-1M1 I. Bralley Odham. Prreldmt NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • Quiet Community Near Golf Course $450 Down Turn Went On 20th St. Follow Couatry d u b RE. ft Watch For Our Slftu . . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:00 A. M. Til Dark * SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Sheem akaA Construction Co., lac. 141 Meet 2llh Street Phone FA 2-3142 Tuca. Mny 17, 11)00—Pngc 9 5. Ileal Estate For Sale 3-BDRM. block home. Low down IAFF-A-DAY 3ROOM unfurnished apartment. Nice Ideation. Adults only. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom modFA 2-2939. ern CB on lake; Oateen. 353. FA 2-T133, ____________ 3 ROOM (umiihed apartment with bath and garage. 2320 N’- Nar- 3BEDROOM hou»c, unfurnished, clsiut, FA 23146. kitchen equipped. Florida room. Large yard. Available June lit. 5-ROOM, liuu»e. fumiihcd, Country FA 2-2*47, Club Kd. A GrapevlRe Ave. 170 DEADLINES per mo. Fenced yard. 13 cil- FURNISHED duplex, 3 bedrooms, m* tree*. Ph. FA 2-4212. ( CLASSIFIER DISPLAY) attractive, clean. Large yard. Washcr-drycr. 7 miles So, of Tuet., thru Frl. • 1 F. H, H»» he- 3-BEDHOOM upstairs downtown Sanford. 383. per month. Orlan­ fart iMertton. Mon. • Sat noon. furnished apartment 363 per do. CII 1 2339 or GA 2 2660. month. FA 2-3071. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 313 PALMETTO AVE: ground FURN. Apt. 201 «* W. l i t St. Taaa. thro Frl. • I F.M . day btfloor 3 room furnished apart­ fora iasertloa. Mop. • Sat noon. 3 BEDROOM furnished home to ment 340 a month. responsible people. 3 t 00 month. BESPONS1BILITY: 2-R003I furnished apartment, 310 FA 2 5888. Magnolia. Phone A. K. Hostel­ The H m ld will net bt rr.ponaiblt FURNISHED apartment, dean ler. Florist, FA 2-1531. far P t n thaa one iararrcct Inter and cloae in. Adulti only. I Moa of pear ad, and reserve* Iba Jimmy Cowan, FA 2 4013. I and 2 BR. furnished apartments right to rerlae or rrjart any ad­ 860 ft 363 mo. 2 HR. furnished house 373 mo. vertisement froaa that ordered to FURNISHED .Collage. FA 2-2800. ROSA PAYTON. REALTOR eeafena to the polities of this RENT A BED Ph. FA 2-1301 IT 92 .at Hiawatha t o M rRollaway, llospita’ A Baby Beds ROOMS: 37 weekly. 317 W. 3rd. By Day. Week or Month CLASSIFIED INDEX St. FA 2-2814. CARROLLS FURNITURE 1. Good Food Ph. FA 2-5IB1 116 W. 1st SI. 3 BEDROOM house with large B. For Rent Florida room, near air base, 3*0 FURNISHED 4 room apartment, 4. Wanted to Rent month. Call FA 2-2113. water furnished, 360 per month. 4. Baal Eatata Wasted 5. Real Eatata For Sale Call FA 2-3021. B. Real Eatalo For Sal* SPANISH BUNGALOW: 2 bed­ I I. Mortgage Loaaa room home, 2062 Hibiscus Ct. SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, NEW 2 bedroom duplex, nicely 7. Buaineaa Opportunities 3 hath, extra laige home. View FA 2 3437. furnished or unfurnished. Low T-A Iaaa rape# of lake. Assume FHA or FHA rental) In Camelberry. Ph. Or­ 3-LARUE room apartment with 4. Famala Help Wanted in s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. lando. CH 1-3733, Ml 4-8288. carporte 1 block off Sanford 9. Mala Help Wanted FA 2-3872. Ave.; past the air base route, I t, Mai# or Female UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex turn to right; nth. house from LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath home apartment; lake privileges. 3*3 11. Work Wanted Sanford Ave on left aide. EnIn Dream wold, 2317 Oaceola Dr. month. FA 2-372b. 11. Plumbing Sere tree der*. By Appointment 11. Bloctrlcnl Srrrlcaa t BEDROOM unfurnished house, GARAGE APARTMENT: 106 W. 14. Boild, Paint A Repair H03IE with income; pay pay­ kitchen equipped. Pb. FA 2-4448. U. Special Berrleaa 18th. St. No dogs. Apply after ments, lases A i n s u r a n c e . ll-A Beauty Parlora 6:30. APARTMENTS for rent at Stone FA 1 3689, _______ 1I t. Flowara A Plante Island on Lake Xlonroe; 2 quiet ONE bedroom furnlshrd apart­ IT. Pata - Lireatock - Sapplla SUN lX n D ESTATES: 3 bedroom, cool, furniabed apartment!. Sum­ ment, ground floor. Contact 2312 I t. Machinary . Tool* IV) batha, large modern kit­ mer ratei. Call FA 2-4280. Palmetto. chen. Backyard fenced. View of I t. Boata and Matora lake. 3500 and take up monthly St. Autamokllan DUPLEX: fumiahed. 1814 So. payments. FA 2-3237. M-A Trallera Park. Ph. FA 2-7074. SI. Furnltnra It Pay* 2-BEDHOOM, Florida room, CB TWO bedroom furnished house 23. Artirlep For Sala home. 1430 down, 43T.M month­ 383.00. 1103 West 20th. St. Call To Une K-A Article Wanted ly. FA 2-4373. R o b a t t A. Williams, Pb, 15. Net tree A Paraenala FA 2 3931. S4. Lent A Faand COMMERCIAL: Lo< 233 feet frontTho HERALD age on 17-92. Casselberry. Only 2-BEDROOM home with Florida Want Adi3147 front foot, 29*,1 down. room, lla baths, in DeBary. FOR KALB FA 2-7213. S t Johns Realty Co. 1-Badruom frame heuaa at 312 118 North Park Ave. 3-NICE furnished apartments con­ NICELY furnished 3 room apartHolly Avenue; hardwood oak venient to bate. Apply apart­ mtnL FA-2-3303. floors throughout. Appraised C. B. HOUR; 3 bedrooms, 2 ment 2, 23001a Sanford Ave. batha. Tarma available. Low UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom houae, by Independent appralsor at down payment. 713 Briarcllff. 16,000. Thia house muat be acid NICE clean 2 bedroom houae, un­ 1305 Elliott. Call FA 3-3234. furnished; carporte and utility Ph. FA 2-3425. thia aummer. Price will be re­ room. Cloae to navy bate. 360 2-ROOM and bath apt. FA 2-MTI. I l l ROSALIA DR: S bedroom, kit­ duced |6U.00 per week until m • n t h. Ph FA 2-5507 or chen nqulpped home. 4300 down, FURNISHED .apt. 300 Park Avt. acid. Current price 15,960. Con­ FA 2-41778. 544 monthly. FA 2-4317. tact Mr*. M. L. Kaliarn, Br. At COOL, roqjjiy 2 bdriq. uofurn. WELAKA: APARTMENTS: rooms PA 2 -68 B0 or M. L. Kiborn, Jr. downstairs apt. 517-30. 1TM Mag­ 3-BEDROOM, I tiled balk bouse. private ‘bathi, m W. First It. nolia Ave. FA 2-2931. Sprinkler ayatem. On two loll. nt FA 2-4179 or FA 2-3263. 1104 Hotly Ave. Ph. FA 1-4331. 2-ROOM cottage ready to move AIR CONDITIONED furnished in, completely furniabed, all garage apartment Adulta. Call utilities. Adulla only. 2404 Park FA 2-1924. I&50 DOWN BUSINESS FOR SALK; Ave. By week or month. Beautiful S Bedruum t Bath Home rURN. apt. 2240 MeUoovlUe. with Hardwood Boon. G. E. Local owner dlapoaing of laun­ APARTMENT, South Sanford Ave., equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ near Lake Jeaaup. FA 2-34S4. 1-BEDROOM, partly furnlahed dromat laundry in buaineaJ at tically controlled Heat. Well, home. Call after 4:00, NO 4-3122. earn* location for t yean. Near 2-BEDROOM houaetraUer fin per Landicapped Lot on Dead End aupermarket with plenty of week; In Oateen. Ph. FA 2-0511. 2-BEDROOM furniabed apartment. Street where Children play In Reasonable rent. C l e a n la. parking area. Handling wash aafaty. Wa will bo proud to show 2-BEDROOM unfurniahcd houae. FA 2-0441. ' you thii today. and dry bund lea and agency for Fenced backyard. FA 2-4847. MOVE RIGHT IN dry cleaning and finlihed laun­ 1-ROOM tlficiency apartment, dry. Total price of 16.500 in- FURNISHED apartment*, hard­ private bain, Suitable for one or FHA Flnaaelng—Ne Cloitof Coat couple. Acroia from poitoffice. — for an appointment call — wood floera, tile bath*. 442 W. cludee all waihen, dryer*, fixMalta K. Noonan at 27th. Street. turoa, etc. end ean be financed FURNISHED cottage to Lake W. H. BUI Stamper Agoacy with owner over S yean. If In. SLEEPINO ROOMS, Urn Gabtol Mary. FA 2-3041. FA M311 FA 1-4411 terratrd write Box 9, e/o Sen. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ ford Herald. ished apartment 540 per mooth; St. Johns Realty Co. cloae in. Ill E. Ith. St. Call THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-4253 or FA 2-3758. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA i l i a NEW BOMBS BT 4. Real Eatata Wanted SEMINOLE PROPERTY LAKE FRONT: 143 feet on largo, clear lake 10 minutes from San­ ford. Concrete block houae with LAND WANTED brick trim. Fireplace and many LOTS yr ACREAGE eatraa. .Two bedrooms, one and Give legal' description, price S outh F iner rent one half batha, Jatousled Flor­ and term a. Write P. O. Box On Onera Bead, Bn. af Baafard ida room. Two car carporte 272, Sanford, Florida. can be eaaUy convened into Sunland Estates third bedroom, bath and one IM S, S mllee Urn. af heal art car carporte. Separate utility S n J e a H E a ta te ^ r T a J r houae. Lot 1a 300 feet dlep and Closing Coat U beautifully landscaped. Pric­ An l/0«r At f 13S at 533,000 with terms to C. A. Whiddon, Sr. ed raaponalble purchaser. TA-FHA. FHA-IN8ERVICB BROKER Immediate Occopeary S t J o h n s R e a lty Co. w. B. Shlppy, Aiaoe. 1 Tear Pereenel Sallafacllea 201 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1441 I l l North Park Ave.. FA Business Service Message. p iy m r n t , V A lo an. F A 2-3273. 8. .Mortgage L oans MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3493 Orlando, Fla. 7. UualneM O pportunities MAJOR oil company truck atop for lease. FA 2-7682 or FA 2-7332. 7-A Insurance LICENSE BONDS and INSURANCE for ELECTRICIANS. PLUMBERS and CONTRACTORS RAYMOND M. BALL AGENCY 218 So. Park Ave. 8. Female Help Wanted AVON CALLING Pleasant dignified part tima work near your home ai an AVON Representative. W# train you. Mr*. Jean Milanich, Box 246, Lockhart, Fla. ft. Real Eatnto For Kali 3-B. R. home. furn. or unfurn. Buy equity. Will rent 3110 a month. Wvnnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-35*0. MENU FOR TODAY CO31PANION (or elderly person; room, board and salary. Slone Island. Enterprise. P h o n e FA 2 4280 or FA 2 2fi89. 10. Male o r Female 2 -2 6 11 21. Furniture lo . Special Servlcea CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All w ork g u a ra n te e d . F r e e E itimales. Phone FA 2-7811. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windnhicld HackGinns New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ Door Glass VentGlass ances. A Good Place To SERVICE BUY. SELL or TRADE Senknrlk Glass ami Paint Co. Jenkins F urniture Ill W. 2nd St. FA 2 4672 400 Sanford Ave. TV Servlco within the hour. Re­ pair your TV for 17.30, tn your Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart home or m charge. Sunshine 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4122 TV. FA 19533. ROLLAWAY, Hospital end Baby PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Beds. Day, Week, or Month— All types and sues, installed FURNITURE CENTER "Do It Yourself" 1100 Freneh Ave. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Ph. FA 1-7933 S T » .v E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-5432 22. Arttclea Far Sale FACTORY TO YOU AIR CONDITIONING ALUMINUM H. B. POPE CO. VENETIAN BUNDS T'3 t. Park — FA 1-4134 Encloicd head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastie end*. Plasti* TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Every Tuesday and Wednesday cord*. SANPORT ft IOWKRS 131 E. Wei bourne Ave. Ml 2-24TI Scnknrik Glnaa and Fabit Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4421 WINTER PARK, FLA. Chain Saws — Tools — Bolts— LARGE utility iratler 533. paint, Nuts — Screws rots, tents. ARMY-NAVY SUR­ and Other Parts. Phnnt) or Write PLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. CABINETS: pre-tinished, cuitom made or built to order. General 20 GUAGE Ithica pump 540. 30 guage model 13 Windcheater Mill Work. Boyd's Cabinrt Shop, pump. 563. Call FA I-41S3. 307 Elm Ave.. FA 2-1816. REDt-MIX-CONCRETE I.’i-A Beauty Parlora 37" Window Sill! 51.25 54" Window Linlels 51.IS A Satisfied customer la our best MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. advertisement. 30S Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103. So. Oak Ph. FA 2-37U GOOD used frame windows, Jamba and assorted lumber. Sea fore­ He Lovelier With Professional man at Nicholson Bulck Bldg. Beauty Car*. WANTED, Mm, Women. Hais* bail for us al iioinr. Full, spare BtUE PLATE SPECIAL: 310,800 time. 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LAKEFRONT HOME THE SANFORD HERALD Lovely I bedroom, 2 bath, Cll PERSIAN kittens. FA 2-2137 after OFFICE home, ailiialrd on Like Minnie. 4:00 p. m. 304 W. tit. SL FA 1-1411 Feature) Include built in range, heating unit, eater healer, Plumbing ft Heating 19. Boats and Motors LARGE Duncan Pbyffa dining to* blinds, and many extras. Only AIR CONDITIONING bit, glass top. 4 chairs, Gateway To The Waterway 1 year old. Total price—330 .000. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Frank 81mi, FA 1-4434. Your EVINRUDE Deatar Terms available! 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8352 Hubnon Sporting Gouda L1VINQ ROOM furniture. Call aft Stenstrom Realty PLUMblNG 3044 4 E. 1st. Ph FA 2 3941 tor 4:00, FA 1-4342._________ lit N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 Contracting 4 Repairs 10 II. P. JOHNSON Javell" motor, I960, 22, Sews on buttona, nuke a "Open evenings til 8:30 PM" Free Estimates butonholea automatically, am* electric slarler, excellent condi­ R. U HARVEY l-BEDROOM. kitchen equipped. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-5383 tion. PA 2-4441. broidery*, appliques. Payments Assume V’A loan, 3330 down, M.IO. Wrile Credit Manager, '14 FOOT Fiberglea boat, sleeps 173.42 per month, Sunland K»- IS. Electrical Service* Box 20, e/o Sanford Herald. tuft, dew top, windshield; fo*-ty Utol. FA 3 2937. horse Royal Scott aU electric SALE SALE SALE House Wiring — E'ectric Service motor; Gator dump trailer; all SINGER-LB., 411.00: Ambassador Sid - Vihlen for 31000, Can be seen at FARMER’S AGENCY 529.30; Tru-Sew 529.00. Phono RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. Hugba’a Service Station at 12th. FA 1-3433, 303 West laL B t, N. V. Farmer, Realtor 112 Magnolia . FA 2-0111 and Sanford Ava. Sanford. Lillian Tram a 14. Build, Paint ft Repair B. H. Ivera, D. II. Whitmore YELLOW SQUASH by the buabel. 20. Automobile)) Associates. FA 3-0413. 2453 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 WALL PAPERINO ft PAINTING '33 CHEVROLET 5175. 2413 arandBob Beard After boun, FA 2-2815, FA 2-4921 Work Guaranteed GARDEN TRACTOR with mower view Ave. FA a i m Contort 308 West 9th It. FA 2-0281, FA 3-M12 attachment lor sale nr trad*. Pliune FA 2-1643 1930 CADILLAC "42" 4-door, auto­ FA 3-0314, 1-BEDROOM. 2 bath home priced matic transmission, radio ft THUS. E. THOMPSON r i g h t ; 217 Sunland Dr.; healer. Will lake trade in. Call 30 INCH Frigid*Ire electric etove, General Contractor FA 2-4357. like new Call FA 2-21U. Jeasce Quirk at FA 2 0614. Home Carpentry Hepairi Roofing ft Siding NEW 3-bedroom CB house, furn­ 2 MERCURYS: ’44 and *30 model. SrS^UcSfTftoraoBBSr Phono FA 34433 ished, on three loti. C a l l 317 W. 3rd St. FA 2-2814. FA 24139. Be sura to look at STEMPRR IS. Special Servlcea 20-A Traitors BRANCH OFFICE Menu for SEE IT NOW! Today for beat buya in Rail ft REPAIRING Four bedroom, 3 ‘sath home. Quiet PIANO TUNINO ROYAL Spartanclte, all aluminum, Eatata. W. L. HARMON community. LR. 13' x 20'; DR.; 1031. 33', wall to wall carpeting, Ph. FA 2 i m kitchen, built in ituvr, disposal. excellent condition. FA 2-1024. 25. Education • Instruction Utility room w)rod fur washer SERVICE CALLS 3200 and dryer. Corner lot tuu' x 120' 21. Furnlturo The Biggest Lilllo Shop U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! with II orange trees. Low down In Sanford. Ah Parts And Men-wumon, 18-31. Start high ns • BIG VALUES paymant.* No qualifying. Phone i.jlKir Guaranteed 90 Days. ■s 543.00 week. Prepare wry • QUICK CREDIT FA 1-3314. SANFORD RADIO ft CENTER training until appointed. Thous­ EASY TERMS 9th. ft Sanford Avo. FA 3-9741 WF •GIVE ands of Jobs open. Experitnct TOP VALUE STAMPS usually unnecessary, FREE In­ ROSA L. PAYTON WILSON - MAIER formation an Jobe, salaries, re* NOW OPEN And Associates quiromaais. Write TODAYI Lin* New and Used Furniture THRIFTY RADIATOR Registered Real Erial* Broker coin Service, Pekin, 14, liliswio. 311 E. First St. FA I-1422 REPAIR SERVICE Ph. FA 2-1301 17-41 at tliawalha See us for your Radiator Repairs. Wc guarantee our work. Phono l-BEDROOM. 2 bath house; at­ tached garage. 512 Cherokee Cir­ FA 3 0235. 703 French Avo. cle, Sunland Estates. FA 2-2339. FREE ESTIMATES ehcerlully ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor given. Mattress renovating, up­ holstery and slip eevora. CunRaymond Lundquiat, Ah o c . tom built beddlpg mad# to or* FA 2-3061 Atlantic Bank Bldg. dcr. Call or come la. Nil Bed­ ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1141 BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN So Sanford Ava. FA 3-2117. J. W. HALL ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 2644 r'rench Ave. ments, invoices, hand bull, and Realtor p r o g r a m s , tie. Progrtulvi "Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3541 Printing Co. Phona WA I B 1 1 306 West 13th St. D aw n's Wall SAVE-$600 DEMONSTRATOR ''COUNTRY C U lV " MANOR *5 0 D O W N MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. 3-REDROOMR. IV, TILE BATHS with cetored fialeree. lerrasae floor*, Venetian blind*, carport*, screen perch, alllily ream and many ether eatra*. All Hornw Carry A t Yr. F.H.A. Warrant r IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES * > ^ I SDISMAY M A Y MODUS m ^ M .M 5M N Fh. MU3 0MN OAKY 9.•.B aa94 - FA 2-7434 LAKEFRONT SECLUSION Over I acres—IAS (cct on beau­ tiful Lake Diane. Build your rabln on this quiet and peace­ ful lake. Price only |3300 with terms. YOU U l S I R V I T f f TO 1 1 .'I IN t.M m J N f s rA f/ • W. H. ‘‘Bill'' Slemner Agency Realtor 8t laiuror Phona FA t-4Wl 112 N. Park Phono FA 21331 2901 Park Dr. 3-BEDROOM CB home, corner tot in Sunland Estales. Will sell or trade for home in Jackson­ ville. Call FA 3-4152. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen •quipped home. Large lot. 1700 down, 154.50 mo. 44**7 VA loan. 501 Camellia Court. FA 2-2135. MOVING TO BANFOKD Will trade or sell my 2 bedroom, 1 bath hums In Orlando fur prupeity In Banfurd. Contact , , , , , FLA. CROSSROADS REALTY 515 U. Orang* Blossom Trail Oilamiu GA 2-5141 f it A I Iti Ii LOWlo-v D O vs I < 7 A t K- \ I S A LE DODGE & D A R T C O U N T Y M O TO RS HANFORD, rU N U PA I I I . 1 • D ddge • Chrysler • Sim ca •19 E FU S T ST. l I V l r i *j K J O U 1, r k F A M II * 'j i �i hM * *_____ ■ «,«•-- .• Iff > V> ' *. \ v - ■ •-' > ■• , -. •• ■ . V * ,• -<V»-JTii] P n«« 1 0 - T u r a . I h y IT, 1M 0 r60 Candidates Discuss Crisis ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - Here to whet the major president!»1 ■m tenders say about the summit aa partisan linn ia matter* > . .faetteg tha eocurity of Uw United IV/ s Htfvv { t . ' drat Itlehard M. Niaoo, the prob­ able GOP presidential nominee. One worried Republican said, "the Democrats are trying to put on a 'united front now. But they're going to hit us later charging that "it ail adds up lo a great deal of bungling. Khrushchev has awusetrapped us. Our position has bees weakened.' ” A Democrat, who has refrlined from any public comment. aiM privately: •‘This has Mown lbs Republican peace Issue dear out of the water — or wherever you blew leeuea. And Eisenhower's image of Infallibility has been damaged. The whole matter hae beta lacrodibly mismanaged end with eta laments, admissions and then admissions that the admtolions w en falee, l think this te going to be the reel whipping bay of Uw campaign." Similar view* were expressed by a Midwestern Republican, who said: "The Democrats h e n been looking anuad for issues and I think they’ve gat ana now. I think we're in a hallava tempt.” Quotable Quotes PARIS— President Elsenhower on bearing Soviet Premierf Nikita Kbrasbcbev’e summit ultimatum: "Tha only conclusion that can bo drawn from his behavior Ibis morning was that he cam# all the (Ma ): "AD AmoricsM had Waked far t u f to this summit conference retted. ■kb b w and the new* to mMl PARIS - Khrushchov at the summit. In Uw rare Instance of a Communist leader invoking the diety: * 0 sons ml! "ia Me that li ob"As God Is m) witness, my vieusly uaaecm labia to the United Btatoe.” Johnson questioned whither the Soviet Union "actu­ ally wants ■ world of p m re or, . MnetMf tension which must end te disaster" •on. W ane M am (Oro.)i "The tenders of the Wg governments “He was glad that Mr. Khru­ i f the werli owe to the red of mankind the duly of rising above shchev had not proposed Uwt the •mottonal rvaettons and work out conference should be abandoned ■adersla tiding* Uiat will prevent >ut only that It abould bn ndan dear war . . Tha onus la on ourned. There wae, however, n anyone who threatens te pick up french saying to Uw effect that Ma marbles and go tome.” 'what ia postponed to test/ " Adtei K. StevesuMi "This whole MOSCOW - Pros V. I. BUorov Base* disrloMi Uw painfully proMfteaa Mate af our rule liras . . of Uw Soviet Academy ef Sci­ W« maM hog* that, based on Uw ences, writing on Russia's space fast teal ten flights have, slop- ■Up satellite te tea newspaper pod, Uw caimor judgment of Mr. “Evening Moscow": "Fur the first time over there Khrushchov will prevail and teat If may bo possible to raaume the to a telephone Installation In Uw meeting and Mlvage something Sputnik for communication with earth." Worn the wreckage.'' and fa make up with President Eisenhower, tie has made all tha capital be possibly can out of Uw U-l spy piano Incident, He bee proved fa bis critics at borne aod in Rod Chine teat be Is still a fighting Communist and a tough mew with the West He bos won 1 considerable propaganda advan­ tage far himself r t Uw summit, •ad ■ strong bargaining band far fell argument against Writern-daB U M arms controls and open Okies inspect Ion plats. Ha may If Uw. was any way to do U gracefully, you could Wok far Uw United States to withdraw Uw too U-g Jot planes based in Japan. They easily could be moved to Okinawa and operate Just aa af­ fectively. Baaed in Japan, Uw. U-2 has become an issue compli­ es ting premier Nobueuko Ktobi'a •lready-dlfficult task' af winning Diet approval of Uie U.S.-Japan security treaty. Meanwhile. United Nations officials refuse fa confirm or deny the presence of any U-M in South Korea. . Baptist Preachers It s Hard To Believe But Texas Put * Told To Cut Down A Ban On Hawaiian Passion Fruit On Their Eating Of Cherished Peace Issue WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many Democrats sad some Republicans w a n privately convinced today (bat the summit conference flare up may have robbed the GOP af its Cherished "peace’’ issue for fto ISM campaign. , Most Democrats sod all Repub­ licans, concerned over the blow la U. ». prestige In Peris, main­ tained a united front and re­ frained from public criticism White President Eisenhower wee Mil) In Paris. But their off-the-record com­ ments showed the matter was de­ veloping into • mejer political Is­ sue. Rebind (he scenes, potUiebns -were making (heir own harddyed calculations of the effect on the Democrats and on Vice Preai- - ' MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -South­ ern Baptist preachers were told Monday to cut down on their Mb log. "If exceptional weight shortena life," said Dr. Wayne E. Oates of Louisville, Ky., "we- are shortening our service to God by intemperate ea’ing.” Oates, a professor at the South- era Baptbt Theological Seminary, said be know it was ban) for preachers to cut down oo their food intake because they eat so many meals in the homes ef their congregation members. Hla suggested remedy — eat more meals at borne and "let your stomach rest.” Oalea led a panel discussion at WASHINGTON (U P I)-In fa n way Hawaii there grows, amid the papayas am) Urn pineapples, a delicious plant (bat Is known as —you should pardon the expres­ sion—"passion fruit/' The natives of our newest state use passion fruit as a staple In­ gredient for such goodies as punches, pins, cake icings and rterbete. I'm told that soma Ha­ waiian children even amok* the ■ferns. The plant also can be used ae ■ base for a liqueur, and thereby state of Texas, ef a l places, hat banned the m Io of pa Mira true liqueur ae being a trifle too race far the safety at Its' citizen*. V at Uw widMpeetd impression Uwt Texans are woannd on “rod-eye’’ and maintain a Hfeloag tolerance for strong beverages. I've heard k said Uwt if it's wet, they’ll drink tt. Therefore, tt'e bard to imagme a Texan being InUmidalod by anything aa relatively innocuous as a liqueur. Nevertheieee, thra Texas Liquor Control Board b a r takea a firm aland against paseion fruit liqueur. In a letter to Uw Honolulu h r* that makes Uw stuff, Uw board explained that Uw product w*s unacceptable in Texas because u* name “infers Uwt tbc cooeumption of same would stimulate the ition of Uw individual era*Bra­ ss m e/’ The Islander*, however, are W censed over Uw placing of s u e r a eonnotation on one ef Mwir fa­ vorite fruit*. After doing mow re­ search on Uie.rabject, I can un­ derstand their position too. Ac­ cording to the dictionary, the name has a religious symbolism rather than an aphrodtoiac one. The concoder* of passion frwt liqueur have written to Son. Oreo E. brag (D-Hawali) urging him to Intercede with Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex.) in an effort t # get Uw ban, lifted. I wish Long success but I tear his task will not bo made my easier if Uw word gets around in Texas that one variety ef Uto Irak to caDed "purple passion." I also fear hto cause might he hampered by ■ book ef Hawaiian recipes which eontains a formula for “hot spiced poseion fruit juice." That's enough to got book banned fa Boston ae well tM in Austin. C The DeBary Barracks sod Aux­ era against accepting new ear* iliary of Use World War I Veterans or other personal gifts from their held a picnic and surprise party eoogregaUews. This obligates the at Juniper Springe Saturday. Thu surprise party waa for Mrs. minister unnecessarily, be Mid. The convention president crit­ Frank Mildenberger, organiser icized the preachers for "popular and past president of the Auxili­ preaching and delving too much ary. The Auxiliary give her a gift, while Mrs. Nicholas Kaboe Into civic affaire.” Dr. Ranuey Pollard, pastor of presen led her with a miniature Bellevue Baptist Church in Mem­ memorial pvcL OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY football coach Bud Wilkinson, center, visited T hen were f t men and women phis, said, "Oar teak Is not In Heavy Attack Squadron One aboard tha USS Independence recently. magnify the Masonic Lodge, the present for the picnic at the Ocala Elks Club, or the Lime Club. Our National Forest beauty spot. A Shown with Wilkinson are LL Neal Johnson on tha right, and LL Don job te to magnify the word of covered dish luncheon was en­ McGraw. joyed by nil. Various gamM were God." Pollard predicted, ''This can be played, including one where the one of the greatest conventions in players tossed raw eggs through the history of the Southern the air to one another. Among those prescot wore Mrs. Baptists . . . We don’t have any pesky problems So argue about.” MacDonald, p u t eecrcury-tresMrs. Margaret Bright, »7. a Ball Sr., Sanford, also 14 grand­ A IMl budget ef more than 20 surer of District 7, and Mrs. Kel­ frequent visitor lo Sanford, died children and 24 grest grandchild­ million dollars, an increase of ley, State Department Chaplain There am two ways a lather Monday in St. Petersburg, where ren. •bout 10 percent over the cur­ of (be Auxiliary, both of DeLond. rent budget, ie among Uw items may get work out of hie child­ •he has made her borne since mov­ Funeral services will be held 1up for discussion. The added ren: ooo is by command, the ing from Clarion, Pa. Wednesday in St. Petersburg, ai money is planned for missionary Van Duten, Mrs. Henry B. MarBorn April IT, 1N3, in Phliadeiother by eaamplc. work in France, Guinea, Pakistan rissoa sod Mrs. Mildred King. CAM8RAI Under. Uw command method the pma, Pa., Mrs. Bright la survived Downs Funeral Home. A memorial service will bo held and Viet Nam. father wiU state In no uncertain by als children. William Bright Photography Snpplfat at the Catholic Mission Church terms what needs to bo done and and Mrs. Earl Price, both of 1 • Day Developing Imvtoe at Uw Community Center Build­ tell the children lo do it. it Is n Knox, Pa.; Samuel Bright, St. Enters Olympics Federal land holdings ia just ing Sunday. World War I veterans WIEBOLDT CAMERA method which depends on com­ Petersburg; James Bright, Lewis­ ROME (UPI) — Malaya today five states — Alaska, Nevada, Barracks and Auxiliary are to SHOP pulsion rather than voluntary ac- ton, N, Y.; Mrs. Eugene Beers, became the hath nation to enter Utah, Idaho and Oregon — total meet in front of Uw Community fJOfl, # Clsrioa, Ps„ am) Mrs. Find W. this aummar'e Olympic Game*. some *25 million seres. Center at 11:41 a. m. on that day. *!• ■- Fork Tha father appears la the role of a stern taskmaster. Uw chil­ dren obey out of fear rather than a desire to please. In later years AoCAw.Mar.rv Dw] AOcrv ffi iiw iie (bay will ataociale homo with farced labor. Under the example method the father will say nothing to lbs ehUdrra, other then lo remark teat tha placa could be gnatly Im­ proved te appM ranee by a tidying up. Ho win get Into hie working ebovol, tpedo or fork and go out te dig te Uw ground. Wkoa be baa dug all teat needs to be dug ho will aet to work with Uw lawnmowar, and after teat cut oowa clumps at weeds, culti­ vate the garden, spray, trim, water, put Uw wheelbarrow into play and perform varioue mis­ cellaneous tasks for Uw purpose of making Uw house and its sur­ roundings a neater, cleaner place be getting Into their working clothes, equip themselvce with tools, go out fa Joia Uwlr father •nd ask what most needs doing. How much hotter example to over compulsion, appealing ai it does to Uw higher instincts of the children. That to, were it wot that the children, sraiag how Uwtr father to Mjoylng himself, refuse ' Bowel yoAr tol aw by Kill* (to •V GRADUATION w avch aarAiawa Constable ISTKICT 4, SEMINOLE COUNTY Q w illlM C aptb lt WIN YOUR iBVBto M Um to ■< . e 55H ' r f/ SdM-rtfht notc-durin* tk* Sprint Fan Selling Spres it your local aulhorixtd Ckmolit doin'* MOTOR tk ii SUPPORT APPRECIATED N , f a L A fi. t o l l Carfall I Why look beyond Ameriica’a first-choice car for the things you want? They’re the thingB th at are making Chevy W s hottest seller! The craftsmanship of Body by Fisher. The quiet and comfort of Full Coil cushioning. The thing to do is.chooM your *60 Chevrolet—any one of 18 models. Load up th a t vacation-sized trunk- and take off in the year’a sweetest traveler. Find out w hat it’s like to be c u tm o u T completely satisfied and have money left over. 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H eirs I 1, 5i 1 Ja m es M c ln lfr# 11-14 - .V 'V y K ® A ‘edA l l M ld-Btal* In v e aliu e n t C orp ( M l Mi - K B urks It.M �ad WASHINGTON ( O B M i 'h r i way Hawaii th an grow*, amid J m papaya* a ad tba plnaapplaa, W av | deal plehard K. f e u s able GOP pretU M lt Om worried I J r * ; "the Democrat* a (n o t 'wd-ey*’ Heavy Attack Squadron One aboard tho USS Indepeodanc* recently. Shown with WUkinaon a r t L t Neal Johnaon on the rigST and Lt. Doa McCraw. Ball Br„ Sanford, alto Id grand* children ta d ’>1 great grandchild* res. Funeral Mfvlcca wilt be held Wednesday in St. Pelcnburgi at WHmJ, E nters Olympics BOMB (UP!) — Mataya tod.j baron tba ggtb nation to entai tbl* aummer'a Olympia Gamaa. WllwfliHi'v*" »1 Praak MOdanbargor, a rfatb ar and peat prtrtdaat af the Aanfll- nan* baa a ralliioua lymboJiim a n ; Th* Auxiliary gave bar a ratbar thaa an apkrodlalac am. gift, while Mr*. 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IV K A F a r e M Dnao li lt W DB 1*1 p a s s REAR L A K H .H H IU H T S BLK I) PLA T HOOK IA PAUB SA l * t A p o rt S of I --------------------d o o rs* W A M arlon H L o t 1 U S t) B lk M ltlk e n 41.1* B , ___________ C a a o tlb a rrr O ardana la o M t.ll t W u of SH U 11 I t t l Flurld* I 'u n e r Em plupoa'a t t a t p a r t o f L ot t L r e p o r r M ltra k a a *1 *1 A oo’ii 111.14 p e a * Bt DR 1*1 II.HSUALB MANOR P L A T OIIUK I I PA LK 00 P s s * 1*S B lk B H arm an R A T helm a P A Jo a n W lit* 10.11 J tjre o M l W illiam M J r A 1ml I A Jo a n W ilta M l • W tr H a f L et I A ll* la s Lyncb A J e a n W lleo IM S Im t T --------- ■ I t K So of L ot i of XW U of A J e a n IV lie* |*,*s Lut ( ■ .......... ... . t t D i m lo DB ITS SW U A SW U Iml ( ---------------------A Je a n W Ilea IM S P a p * 11 B lk fl — F ro h k L d r e tn * IT .tl o r SW U p la tte d In A J e a n W Ilea IM S Lot 1 1 ----- ---------------Lo4 11 B lk C ___ ____ W a lle r J A B eatrice W olh erafleld Nut A Je a n W Ilea IU.H Imt I t --------------------W ojeltch o w ak l Z* 14 Lot II --------------------A J e a n W Ilea 11,4* B i t o f L o t • B lk p ___ H a r r r W H aller M* l.ot 1* _____________ A J e a n W Ilea IS.*? T R IP L B T T R LAKB SBBBRS ADDITION Iml IT ______ __ ____ A J e a n W Ilea IS.IT P L A T BOOK S PARKS 0* A At A P L A T BOOK R PA RB V A Je a n W Ilea It.tT A Je a n W Ilea l l . t l Imt t ( ""'**"* ■—-- A Je a n IV llaa l l . t l 1ml IT --------------------Imt I t ______________ A Je a n W lit* ll.tl U o f L o t I f B lk A C a aa elb e rrf H arden* In* tf f .f t Iml 1* _______ !--------A Je o n W lie* It.M L o t I t R lk A ___ _ C a a a a lb a rrr lla rd e n a lno tl.tt A Je a n W lire ll.tl Iml 4* — ---------------A L B B h ’S MJMROR A B D m O R PL A T BOOK 0 PAUR ** X of S t Rd 41* H d th e rt L A R ow es* X M l 4 1 ______________ A Je a n IV lla* l l . t l L ot* R A C ■ C ao eelb errr O ardana la o ll.tl R oper* 1*1.13 Lot t l _____________ A Je a n W Ilea l l . t l LOU I t A 1* la IT Lola |*4 A 1*1 S of A Je a n W He* l l . t l Imt 4 1 _______ ___ _ A | | If A tl — C o a te lb e rrr H arden* lac 11 ) 41 H o a d ------------- 1---Sidney I. 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LOU S i t t i l 111 M* RK PLA T O F LOTS IS TO SI RLK S PH A RL LAKH H R IU M T t A J e a n W Ilea l l . t l Im l 4* ........... ............ iis t u sit a m W »1U ft of K MTU In STS i _______________ _________ _________ C aaoelberry (la rd tn * lue t l t . l t P L A T ROOK S PA RE S3 H a rla n W A U ra re II lln w ) |.S l ft nf X 144 ft L o t i l l , _______ ___ (lau rp a H A W anda C o n an H . f t Im ta I a * Bib A „ PH A RL LA K E H EIG H TS P IR S T ADDITION P I,AT R U Itk A P A L E SS Of SW U of XW U L o t IIS ________ _ M arl* Hlgan* *t a l T l.ll Lot* 13 A I t B lk B Imulo W A M a rr E It n o d tll It.** Hep XE f u r nf MWU R IE R N 'S H1RROB SOLTH R K PLA T ADO TO CASSHLRRBRV run W 111 fl S ' PL A T ROOK t l PA RK OP Iff ft W t i l l ( e i 1*1 _ ______ C ao aelh trry Gordon* Ter 11.14 ft S 11.3 ft K CKVSTAL BOWL ADDITION P L A T ROOK A PA RK SO l i f t ft X to lleo L ot* 1 S 1 4 * I I t W U nf E U o f XWU IT A SI lo t t Joaeph K A X aanla or S W U’ ■ A ST t l A S t to P e tara an E U nf MW*4 of XW U , _ — — ______P Ja m il P u l' t r e t al . of SW U — ____ M \ * I t * B lk A C a f ttlb tr r jr Hard*** lao f lT .lt L IT T L E P E A R L L A K H B R IG H T S P L A T ROOK P P A O R p f s i** fi of w :*# f t L o t 1* B lk A ___ — R o r A Cotloen Pop* TJ.IT t l R lk A --------Tl E A Imu V PorvU <>f x u or x n u - u f D IC K PO SH ADD TO CASSBLRKRR* PLAT ROOK I I PARK IT PHM EBT I.A K K P L R U Ib lS IO N P L A T ROOK A P A U R a 31 t l I* Donald D A E m ily C audill S«.IS KWH Zmt 31 , C a**«lborrr Uorden* In* Ilf* lie s on K II W Ml ltd Im t t t , .......... —C a o e o lb trrr (lardon* lno It.** T il * ft NW Ir from Im l 14 _ _ _ _ _ _ C a eo e lb e rrr (lorilon* lao <1.11 II lino «f Miff run at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C *M *lb*rrr (lardon* Inc (L it f t a f L e t 11 G anroe A Huby M MWIr a lo n e fid L ot t l ............ 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A T e u n n * Kiel* H Ja c o b * XW U ■ I 11 I t L ot Tt ' C a aa alb e rrr H a rd tn a laa 11.1* Pendleton E 1*1* f t <>f W 111.* fl L ot Tl - —...... C ao eelb errr H arden* Inc 1I.M — ........... V i n c e n t V A G e o r g e t t e of X 111 ft of XK Im i Tt ----C aaeo lb o rrr G ardena lne U .M Im ontla U ll.e>« M l i t f t L ot T4 ■ Xoata C A Iren* K S to n ie r 11.11 VLKANKS S l R D I t l a l O A P L A T RO O K S P A L E f * of K ! * » ft) I II It' 1ml TT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C a ea elb e rrr H arden* lno IS.S1 1 HIS A _ K a t h r y n A J o c k M uooel. X I I * y d o f K 7* yd K ir S o f teat 11 ___ C aaoolborrr ilo rd o m He T.H w h i l e o f X W U • t l I * W lr U o f L ot S t _ C Sarle* D A Hedl C Sm ith T.*l < A _____ U u r r n r r E A Duna* V X »* f t n f tt I I I ft Im l S3 ______ -C aaoolborrr Gar'don* lao 11.*1 Sm ith fl n f XKU ...... T t l Id L o t IT ___ ■C aaoolborrr G arden* H e IL t* k tl ----- --Im urenr* E A Dunna V B e g U * ft E o f NW * PORT* E a s t PA B A B ISB PL A T BOOK S PA RE* IS A U Smith C o r nf* H ll'i nf Jm t* 1 3 A f B lk A C a o ee lb e rrr Gordon* Inc **.(* k D _____ e l i d e I. A o ll« la S l i r tr l a N K U n f MW 'l r u n Lot* I • A K ir t l ft P L A C ID H I L L P L A T R4HIK • P A R B H K l a a f t M in r o a d R lk H It an V L ra r h • leo l* MW nn m a d 11* f t i ii «r (Imae Lol C a iH lb irr: P ra n k A 111.41 loo 11.11 NA1IK OF OW XKIl Jam ** P A Audrey M arehall K arla H t M ary M Sm ith O orard A L ilian St Onsa Bud C A C h rlatlna C R la lm L ot I l t.o*o S W lf M f t ) A K SI ft of L ot I R lk S t) _ C aaeelbarry n a rd a n a Ina s o i s i M i r a d d i t i o n t o c *** k i .r f . r r v PLAT R M K f P A L E ! m a m M r 11* ft of L ot t A w l r 1M.S ft o f L ot t A laOl ■ (Loo* Oort D ote to ORB • t i r a t * SMI a t a r t o f l o t • rtooorlhoA la ORB 11 n * t i t A Lota t l (L ai* P a ra S t ta L o t 11) B ib P Caaaelborry I H I R H Q ____________ D -----. . . --------------a rd tn a Inc V I r H I f t of L o ll 11 A 11 R lk O -----Joeeeh H W eim ar i NERRAXDY PA R K R H V IIK B PLAT PLAT ROOK R P A L E U U I t A II — :._ C aeaelberrr <lard»u* 1*1 R l ’A II. PO M ) ADDITION TO rta a E I .R R R R T PLAT ROOK T P A L E ! M A 00 A PLAT HOOK S P A L E ! IS A M l 1 ( t o i l R 11 ft A s i r i n ft o f w i r l i n t p a rt > Daao la DR H I M S I M l) A L et 1 <'a***fh*rrr G arden*' *Inc, Low f f i i C a ie o lb erry G arden* tn« I M a B A■ i •* ' = c u ■ z h NAME O F OW NEIl 5 [.HP.lt HV H tk C ______ A 1* B lk C _____ ____ ___ r a s r ADDITION PLA T ...... ......._____ _ s m i f R P RLK PL A T S X s • M a PL A T BOOK * PA RK IT l j « r * n i '» v x Norm * H enry *t.*t • 'a ae elb e rry G ardena Inc. 41T.TI E ly i n rt or > art of L o t T betw een 1 A 1 A betw een L ota t A I A bo. tw e en Im t* I A *) B lh BR ______ L t l I l k l l ______ SIT l i t f t o f L ot T h atw aan -LOU 1 A 1 R lk KR ______ L o t 1 H tk EC ... —— L ot « R lk KC --------- R W lltloafSU shfs, I ra O o rm a s A a silra a U o o A* ■ Das Blk D ------ --------- B u rm a* OonatTMtlSB s p i i n -----------» Hlk n I* Rlk D ....... .. 11 lllk n ....- ........ 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B a rtb a ^ U g k M g JA ^ ^ �\*r*2*irv * DESCRIPTION *f UAKD OK *( UAND n *r w in n 0t K «H UllWil t tt IT I I « f IW U ---------- ,1 II II II Ml M l I W o k -iT T f «K C a r i f i i r u V.VM M-W U T Ch K * * * ■ i t Ch > lit Ck I P lra i M * la ilth a o a It I • II It 11.11 P H B m lthaaa H IT C l l U > T I I . U MKIUMTI B lk 1 --------- It PI J u lia IM T B ra n d ? 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Rafcart X A N atalia V _±__ _ ~ ______ _ M c C a ltlat.r r u t m M W * m m ■ v im la interested in reporting even ts from all th e com m uni­ Hi l l ties o f Sem inole County and h as correspondents in m ost t(M I m *o f them . They would appreciate ealls from any resid en t with new s o f gen eral in te r e st H at It* Mu or*. Malra l l . l t You mrfy contact th e follow in g H erald correspondents now—and the list w ill be enlarged shortly to include other com m unities. Chuluota B ette Goldman D cBary FO 6-3610 Bill Zwosta Enterprise i NO 8-4398 H elen Snodgrass NO 8-9933 or NO 8-4841 Lake Mary C k a rlla A K ara la M Law la M a th * A T h a a a * MxNaal W lllla D A K a p i l a M O riw ta a • P ra n k A Frances W ester FA 2-1971 Ida M ae Sjoblom F A 2-2125 11.11 A lt M.IT Lake M onroe V B ataan Mrs. H. Johnson F A 2-4722 Banal* K a m a Baa* I* On a t? -? $ S r ■■ K a k a rt O arrta a a •*■•1* Oarrtaaa BnM K a rl Da a] Ptakl* Dnvla O steen I4.ia M rs. C. Snyder - F A 2-4841 H it M.ai Oviedo M arian R. Jonee FO 6-8348 HM W e in vite you to m ake The H erald your own new spaper i f you are not already am ong its rapidly grow in g fam ily o f readers throughout Sem inole County. It M M M t t J* I *' K a rl * M ari \* - 1 * • * p. You also m ay g e t hom e delivery o f The H erald by con­ ta ctin g th ese correspondents or by telephoning Circula­ ' WirfV-i .*?>•>/■>: W» •M * M&sk*-: m . tion M anager Frank V oltolinc a t The H erald F A 2-261L .• ■ tjv i' *, . i ’I , I f th ere to any way in which T he H erald ean serve you, A * m -m* ‘■V ion iw . 4 \: ' f' . * ' •. I .. * . ■ Ck R W b /X -/ * • V X ■ K f A* ' .. . «r f , J f x V-. • : • . - ltd Tata �CAPE CANAVERAL (U P l)-A Navy plane on a practice mission trashed into a fiv er near this missile test center today. There were three men aboard. The Air Force identified the craft as a Navy ASD, stationed a t Sanford Naval Air Station. The plane plugged late the Banana River just west of Patrick Air Force Bose, 19 miles south of here, shortly be* fore noon. Authorities said the plane' was prac­ ticing a ground control landing a t the time. Names of the crewmen end extent of their injuries were not available hnmedi. atrip. VOL. XLIX W EATHIR: Continued fair through Thursday. High today. 8t4M. Low tonight, 66-74. United Prana Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA Threats NEW OFFICERS OF THE SEMINOLE HIGH BAND were inducted at the annual band bunquet Tuesday n ig h t They are, left to right, Bob Dodson, operations, Ruthie Carlton, head majorette, Billy Johneon, drum major, Margarut Jones, head girl officer a n d Richard Fienberg, captain. Awards for outatanding ability and aervica and letters also wort given out a t the banquet a t Pinecrsot School PARIS (UPI) — Nikita Khrushebev, almost Incoherent with rage at repealed booing, told a press ooaforenee today that fur­ ther American spy flights over Russia would lead inevitably to war. Ha compared President Elsen­ |hower H if caught redto ‘‘a thief handed la hiii then." The booing and1jeering among 1,300 to 1,000 persons at Khru­ shchev's farewell aowi conference was unprecedented treatment of ■ head of Mate. Khrushchev re­ sponded with a (1st pounding dis­ play of pyrotochalos la which he reminded the crowd ha was head of the powerful Soviet Union. In a rapid aeries of angry state­ ments and threat*. Khrushchev repealed all ef his Insults of Elsenhower aad the United S u its, threatened to renew nuclear bomb tests, to end the gtafral disarm- ament talks, and la reopen the Berlin crisis si a time of his owe choosing. He threatened Is break off the Geneva disarmament talks and waa booed. Hi attacked Weal Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer la unusually bluer terms and waa booad again. A few Commualat correspondent! applauded. Khruihchev, red • faced with rage, blamed the United States to r, torpedoing the summit talks and waa jeered when he repeated an Intuit—that he would be glad to resume Big Four negotiations once Eisenhower had left the White House. He was booed earlier on the streets of Parla by angry French­ men ybo blamed him tor breaking off the summit talks and throw­ ing the world Into a new crista with the threat at war greatar than in years. District 4 County Commissioner Vernon Dunn Tuesday asked the commission to help astabllsh a drainage lax district la the Tangle wood, Temple Terrace and Goldenrod area*. The commission agreed to tu n over a map of the area la the tax assessor's office so property owners la the areas «an he Mated. The eity will pul into effect a water rationing plan unless residents cooperate by reducing their.use of weter on plants and Uwaa throughout tha day, City Manager Warren Knowles arid today. Knowles/said "we wDl have ne ether choice but to curtail *ur water supply unless we get the to the evaatog... "Sprinklers a Owe help ef /v ery resident to the Big Uauoualy ere ear He reached We meet threaten­ ing vela today when he spoke of the i n Incident and Me decision to writ* a separate p u t s treaty with Commualat Bait Germany— a treaty that might divide Ger­ many forever aad cut Mf Western lifelinea te West Berlin. Russia had reached the cod ef lta patience on Germany, ha said. Then he turned to hie Camp David talki last fall with Eisen­ hower and said "1 almost opened my mouth," to apeak of U. S. in­ telligence flights over Russia. "I waa oa the point of apeaklng about It hut the atmosphere waa •o convivial with President Elsen­ hower telling me in eall him ‘my friend’ in English and aatng the same word to me la Russian aad I thought: Why raise this matter with thla friend ttenT "Then I thought there was something rather Rahy about thla friend of mine and M turned out 1 waa right. “ When we caught the thief redhanded and said ‘You are a thief,' the thief replied ‘No. 1 am not a thief,, t have a thlef-Uko policy, Uiat’a all." Khrushchev, la a black aad ragtag mood, said between storms of booing: "Such flights are abso­ lutely tnadmluable. They can only bring about a war. If the flights continue, war la bound to eeme." He said Ihare are no real major disputes between the United States and Russia that should lead to war. Earlier In the day Khrushchev snubbed Elsenhower when bo paid farewell calls only on French President Charles DeGaulle and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Elsenhower Is expected te leave Paris Thursday for a M-hour viaff to Portugal an hia way home. MacmiUaa alee wiH leave aad maka a statement to the Houat; of Commons Friday, The summit mealing dissolved Tuesday eight w it a flat) aeae* m unique from Elsenhower, DoGaulle aad Macmlttoq offer a perfunctory 15-mtr.ate session. They expressed regret that the collapse of the conference and ■aid "they themselves tern tin ready to lake part in sueh,negoti­ ations at any auitafak time to tha future." Whit* House Prees Secretary James C, Hagerty tagged this brief add to tha- obituary far tha summit cootoreoee that had haem ll months fa the making: "1 would aay tbo awed not only of the president hot of all tha Allied leaden la one of complat* disgust at tha atttoedo of tha Soviet delegation here to Paris." flea. Charley John*, who comes from Connor's hometown. ‘‘Thera ia no doubt," ha said, "that g Conner to alerted to thf cabinet be Will eoatinue to follow Mil to CM, new spring, forbulenoe built up la the West Tornadoes aad severe thuadoestorms raked Texai and OUa* home, but most of the twlatead struck la open country. No dam­ age or Injuries were reported. Southwest Oklahoma and Law ado, Tax., received more than a t loch of rain. Fifty mile aft boUr winds aad quarter-inch hailstones ■truck aaar Oklahamua City. Tbo thunderstorms spread into tha northern and central ilockica, but turned to snow at Wert Yel­ lowstone, Mont., -where aa loch coveted the ground. Orlando Boy Drowns ORLANDO (UPI)— A S-yoarold boy, swimming with several other children, drowned Tuesday to Lake Lorna Doom. The vic­ tims was Jonny Doweld, son ef fffr. and Mrs, John Dcwald ef Or- Cram er N am ed ' WASHINGTON ( U ^ t - Jtep. Wtttam C. Cramer fR -Fta) wiH be a U.S. delegate to the second laders here Me: said Tuesday the appointmi had ac­ hy tbo jel FPd. v U ... Third In N ation ” TAMPA ( U F U - n e Chamber of Com more* reported Tampp H arter ranked third in tha. nation during April hi export aad epaatal railroad eartoadtoga. Only Now York oad Jtow Orleans ranked ahead of Tampa'a MIS cars. H waa a M per sent iarreasa for JTampa ever too asms moath of Law yer Queried WABHCfOTOK (UFI)—T h im il a . Careeran, a former New Deal "brain trustor" and now a m m a-year public utilities lawyer, wga summoned for Maetfotaag today by the Boose Influence Investi­ gating suhsommitto*. The*Bouse probers said they would, ask £ o r cores to detail hia coots eta with members ef the Federal EDDIE KIRCHHOFF got a trophy for being judged the outatanding musician ta the band. Bandmaster Ernest Cowley presented i t (Herald Photos) Bryant, Carlton's Words Grow Sharper, Shorter County Health Unit Recommends Strict Water Code BALTIMORE' (UP!) - flea. John P. Kennedy's easy victory ia tha M a r y l a n d DemoereUc presidential primary kept hia ameothruaalag bsodweges rolling "Uee," sold Bryant concerning today and gave him M mote data several race Issue accusations gate veto* at the Democratic directed ngnlnet him by Carlton. (National Convention. He polled T4 Aad at Fert Lauderdale, Carlton per coot of Tuesday’s Maryland Democratic rota and ran far aakeabed an attach against the bloc ef Nek-h Florid* sons tu n known aa "The Perk Chop Gang." Carlton aald he had fought the Iforfc Ohepp sta throughout hia D ooley Okay eight y ean ea' a state senator NEW YOB* (UPI) and "ag governor, I shall continue af teats aa Dr. Thoms to fight them eo that right can today shewed aq extol prevail." *T will sw all th* powers ef ration. Actor* May Strike NEW YOBK (UPI) - Broad­ way producers have called all scRivtty ea all future productions beVeits* of s threatened sc tars’ strike tbit could bring down too. certain ea *11 Brosdwsy shews after May It. Th* decision to suspend ail planning on ■ now ■hows, Including thro* Mg muff* cats, was reached Tuesday at an •morgeacy mooting of too League af Now York Th*a ten. which in­ clude* Broadway producers nod theater owners. Bryant Motorc Due Here Tfoui The, three arete Involved were among the bird**! hH during the rainy spell In March and April. The commission already haa started a plea to help relieve the situation ia a joint project with Orange County and Winter Park. In other business during the meeting the board received word from the State Road Department that a survey of the LoagwuodOviedo Road la nearly completed and plane. a n expected to bo toady within SI days. Dunn else told the board that speed limit signs la many subdlvistoaa and road aigns aad markers see needed throughout the county. Bryant took issue with esteriieaa by .Carlton that, (1) Bryant sto dinner with • Negroes while cantoutgoing In Jacksonville, (t) Carlton nppsssd interpeeitlen, (4) Carlton opposed tha closing of public' schools, end (4) Bryant carried nil hut one ef Cost Volusia County’s predominately Negro preetocta during th* first primary. In rebuttal,, Bryant ft) sold b* naJlhsr at* nor sat dawn nt the peering ip Buster Fold’s Rsttaurpat ta January, (•) showed a letter from Carlton to * constitu­ ent saying Carlton favored Interposition, (!) displayed n record skowtag a 1M7 vote by Carlton supporting school closing if fad•rsl troop# came k to enforce in* Ugration, and (4) produced voting records indicating be carried noee ef the disputed Nsgro prsclncta. ffrynnt accused Carlton ef ua< fair tactics during Sunday night’s TV dohato to TnBshnsro* Ip "welting until n minute and a half M ara lbs program' etaeed” bn- Carlton toU hia Broward County Ustosmrs that T9 percent of all Ptaridn’s dtlaena He* to 10 of ita •7 counties. Despite this, ho asM ho hod soon the small-county Fork Court Strikes Ad Or Sheriffs TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The Florida Supreme Court today "re­ luctantly" struck dew* the 1*31 legislative set taking sheriffs k 4* counties off tha controversial fee system. In a auk brought by the Board of Comntiiijoocrs of Calhoun County against Sherift W. C. Reeder, the commission contended the law was a general nos net of uniform and general operation throughout the state. The salary schedule set by the legislative a c t ' wei the court's main res see for throwing out the taw. It told under the schedule, sheriffs ta seme counties were paid more than sheriffs ta other counties because the salaries were based oo population. Auto Dealtrs Vote For Annual Show The Sanford Automobile Deal­ ers Assn, voted Tuesday night to make ita sut* show sn annuel event. Th* success of the first show, held this year, prompted The County Health Unit present­ ed a Uet e f recommendations to the County Oemalaatoa Tuesday that, if adopted, weald Just about rilmlaato septic taolu In large mihdlrtetoas to flaahmto County. The aroamlaciam decided to study the recommendation, carefolly before leecblag aay decision. The reeemmewdattona include that ■ central water end central rower aystem he. provided far areas consisting of mors than * MU k nay new subdivision. However, County Sanitarian Val Bobbins explained that this re­ quirement would he reduced to 10 lota when the subdivision is id­ eated k . or adjoining, an estab­ lished community whore the sales potential already Is established. Bobbine also recommented that plans and specifications for water and sewer systems he approved by the State Beard ef Health end County health unit prior to eon■traction. Other recommendations tacludc that davelopmeala consisting ef m art than » tots and requesting Individual water and sewage sys­ tem* must have lot ares ef one half acre or more. Dan fiver, a developer, uld the commission that If these re­ commendations were established It "would kill off tow coat hems* k the eeualy." "In. many eases It Is just net economically fessibk to Install treatment sad disposal plants," Ibis morning to atm emieriag gfl city parks aad lam a, V , "If wo don’t gel t o cooperation of liw residents, era will enforce the use of water rationing," Knowles emphasised. Knowles pointed out that water use In the city Tuesday hit 0 new high with the M-hour consumption at 1,440,tM gallons. "This amount surpassed Mon­ day's high record of S,M,IM galDoyle Conaar, campaigning for loos," Knowles said. Ho explained commissioner ef agriculture, visit­ that the high usage waa evident ed hem loots County today for the fourth time hi sto moaths aad arttielsed W. R, Hanceek'e "ameer" tactics ia tha campaign. Conner told his campaign work­ ers at a coffee at Mrs. Appleby’* ResUurant that his opponent haa resorted to "lies' end a smear campaign to get the nomination. WASHINGTON (U P I)- A House " it is the sot *f a desperate subcommittee today opened hear­ man," Conner asM, adding that ings oo legislation to dissolve the federal court meoltorahlp oversee­ ing the woy Taamatera* President James R. Hoff* is running hia aaThe AFL-CIO immediately an­ nounced Its opposition te the mea­ sure, Introduced by Rep. George K. Kasem (D-Cailf.) with the hacking t t flve ether Meuse mem­ bers. Hade had lined up a deaea AFLCIO unions to testify to aupgrot of the proposal to bar federal Judges from atartlag or eentlaiilag aay form of supervision ever a labor organisation. His aides aaM they also expected several congrcMmaa aad some law professors to apdarw the mea­ sure that would fulfill a Haifa dream-disposing i f the neurt-sppointed monitors. Bveryoas frem dancers hi stage­ hand* It Invited to tryouts for a Community Variety flhew la Lake Mary. Tim talent roundup eight ia Fri­ day at ■ p. m. k tha Lake Mary Chamber af. Commerce Building. All types ef talent ere a ceded to participate k the variety shew coming aa July 1 aad A Batortokmeat has been planned foe the Friday night roundup. Everyone Is Invited to attend. There U no admission charge. LOS ANGELES (UPI) -B everly. LOfl AsdUnd s fuilire was In the haadgv o( s Judge today. Superior Judge Allen Miller.promised Ttesday at the end ef a week-long hearing 1o dotoMMun whether iT-yesrold Beverly w as’ a sex delinquent that h e would' render a- decision sn her fain tat; day or Tiiuroday. Beverly testified she would Ilka • to resume her lin in g career *m| : pe an the vo.-d ■« *a entertain­ er. She yak sue did not what to return to her mother. Realtors T o H ear Industry Report Bythol WsrreS. kdnMifo) for too Atlantic const Urn note County Board of that something must be done soon Ss � 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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V ‘* • v jp i V ,.* ~ # r f t / . 1 . Page 18—FH- May 18. lgnr) fffcr Stnfarh frro!» Hospital Week Observed Here Seminole Memorial HoiplUl. IU tu ff and auxiliary are winding up observance of Notional Hospital Week and the Pink Ladies held a card party snd fashion show to highlight their participation. The theme of the week was “The Hospital—Many Hands and Many Skills." Administrator Har­ ry Weir pointed out that very few people realise that there are 325 persons directly connected with the local hospital. They are 127 employes, 175 Pink Ladies, five trustees, and II active medi­ cal tu ff members. The 77-bed Seminole Memorial S L * .' I * m u ,'T M i tn m Florida pecan 1 to 111* wai I,t00,000 pound*. Thank You. . . For the Vote of Confidence You Gave Mt May 3rd mmatmli HNJCVf /m Omuism r aaesasa^md lU p p O n 4 fa # Inafmlala l i f■l! T s w Camsity Ceemtoeiesw, DM rM t oa f k j f - • W. Lawrence Swofford f t F*t Ade 1* 0*0 teenage girls that wMak around Seminole Memorial Ho*pital In their aqua and white uni­ forms aren't atudent nurse* who skipped a lew gradoa, or a new branch of the Woman's Auxiliary. They're Seminole Higb Future nurses, who perform a real ser­ vice at the hospital while learn­ ing whether they'd like to become nurse*. Two future nurse* are "on duty” each weekday from « p. m. until • p. m., all day Saturday and Sunday afternoons. They aerva meals, fSI water pltcbara, arrange flowers, reed patient*, run errand* and help the nurse* In any way they can. Tho young nursing aspirants are also tak­ ing eouress in Krrt aid and child oare. The club wa* formed to help girls understand what a nurses' job involve*, to give the young­ sters a better idea of whether they want to eater the profession, Seminole High Faculty Advisor far the club, Mias Barbara Ruprecht said. About M SHS girl* am Future Nuroee new, Te IW niM belong I| to w the Uto dub. VlHBj a• |U1 girt meat have an interval las nurs­ ing nnd a desire to enter the pro­ fession. Future nurses usually tak# Motogy, chemistry and latla enure**. They are alao encouraged te tolar tha.x-ray field and to servo as lab .assistants and tech­ nologist*, Mias Rupreeht said Even boys with an Interest hi nursing are encouraged to join the club. Club sponsors mats* Information on nursing schools available to the girls and help them get nur­ sing scholarships. Six former SHS future nurses Hospital Notes Eugenia James, Canford; Helen Marie Ferguson, Lake Mary; Ro­ berta Hartley, Sanford; Kevin D. Ransbotlom, Sanford; Lisa Phil­ lips, Sanford; Sandra Fletcher, Saoford; Kathryn Phagan, San­ ford; James William Smith, San­ ford; Erma Kelley, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Hartley, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Kelly, Sanford, a son Dismissals Mrs. Irene Kohlnish, Sanford; Linda Londenberg, Sanford; Ma­ bel Barber, Sanford; Mrs. Jose­ phine Dorton, Sanford; Elisabeth Wade, Sanford; Sarah Fitxpatrick, Sanford: Mrs. Jennifer Kel­ ly, Sanford; Thomas Breoks, San­ ford; Ann Tamny, Sanford; Bet­ ty Karraker, Sanford SEMINOLE HIGH future nurses attend to many duties aa they nmke their rounds at Seminole Me­ •tuck to Mictr goal tod entered the morial Hospital. On the profession in tho part low peart. left, Betty Ann Young fills Two will enter the lielfl this year. an ice container while WinThe Future Nurse* are ipontor- nell Messer stands by. ed by the Medical Auxiliary, Taking a look at the girls' wive« of Sanford doctor*. Auxi­ work is Mrs. E. L. Lindsey liary iponaor* Mr*. Edwin L. Lind- and Barbara Iluprecht, aey, Mr*. C. L. Park and Mr*. club supervisors. Picture Joe Corley work with Min Hu- on the right shows Betty prerht and teacher Mr*. Bather Ann propping up a pillow William* to help the girls get aet for Mrs. Beatrice Young in their career*. The Future Nuriev cave their while Karen Miller pours a ahare to ichool act!vitira thia year glass of water for the (Hehild Photos) by entering a float In the fall patient. homecoming parade, running a booth on Sadie Hawking Day and aelllng ball point pent to make money for their club. Betty Ann Long It club presi­ dent with Wlnnell Metier at vice president: Sally Robb, secretary; Karen Miller, treasurer; and Sarah Thigpen, chaplain. A special dinner will he held at Jim Spencer's tonight to honor the glrla. Giving: Up SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UI'I)— The City of San Antonio want* to get out of the Jail business. City Manager Lynn Andrew* has asked county commissioners for an early decision on rental rates for sity prisoners In the new eoonty Jail- yiw W ith listed 2.983 adult admissions during iU last fiscal gear and recorded 599 births. A total of 80,233 meals were served to patients wbo stay, rd In the hospital sn average *f 8.2 days. * The annual payroll waa SWO.oo# and the hospital absorbed the ooet of free services which totaled 115,000 foe the year. An addition to the hoepital w*i approved and funds provided dur ing the year and lb* Seminole County. Blood Bank got a new building 00 the hospital grounds so Its services ooald be expended also. 3 wholehone I W S h r y s u i a s iS T S S r for less thsa tsc m l • ( rung w i l l Pharmacy Alarm Turned Out False mwM air Cm b« mM*B to amy Firsmen end pollcs rushed to Tuuchton's Drug Store Wednes­ day, only to find that what was reported *s a fire wa* only In­ set- Held* fog. The management waa fogging the store and had neglected to tell the fir* or police departments, polie* reported. Fir* Chief Mack N. Cleveland warned Pharmacy Manager Alfred Chilea t h a t charges would b« brought against him th* M a t lima Chilea had tha ater* fogged without tailing th* fireman or polks. FOR PRIK I S T I U A T I - WALL PLUMBING. HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 1M7 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-8M8 FU L1 V A L U E - B U Y W ITH C O N F ID E N C E Jh& Asi Ju id s . fio A iA FULL Js a d S th cd q h i Jo VALUE! 5 unland E CO N FID EN CE! J. BeaUty Mheax la a* oenfUea* at year approval at Beaked Batata* hem** ht *ff*rs til* geareatMi T sw p*ra*eal setl«facti*w la gaarantead ao Ik* ceertreellea at each Haalaad Ratal** ham* far ana fall year ar year dawn payment and closing carta will be rrtarwed. Aad U eacauraga ym U M a ■ I n i as* way af Ufa le Bealaad Estate*. i . Brallsy Odham Pres Idsat at Odham and Tader, ngraas that If at any thee daring n all month paring be­ ginning with the signing at ym r aaW* aantraet H ksesmss necessary far nay reaaan far yaa Is afreet a Job change that retaken year moving eat*id* a twenty-ftv* mile radio* af Baaland . . . . year dawn payment and elnalng eaeta will he retoraed. ALL THE HOMES BUY VA - FACTS! NO DOWN CLO SIN G N O W ! PAYMENT COSTS AS LOW AS Select your own Paint S t Tile Colon While homes ire under construction COM PLETED Move In W h i l e Y o u r P a p e r s A r e ^ Being Frecesssd — 3 Bedrooms _________ • 1- 2 B a t h s • V A -FH A -FH A -ln-Ssrvics Financing ________________________________________________________________ SUNLAND HOMIS PRICED FROM $14,000YO $16,800 FOR iH E E N T R K FAMILY Gteat Private Recreation Park TENNIS COURTS O basketball • DEDICATED p a r k s • • r e c r e a t io n a r e a s • SHUFFLEBOAID COURTS SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH TERRAZZO FLOORS • • VENETIAN BLINDS • TILS BATH At AR G. ■- STOVE 1_____ • • CITY SEWERS • SIDEWALKS CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS • • WALL FURNACE • C. E. HOT WATER HEATER • A-M- TU Dufc WooUoyo, I P. M- TH Dm * Ob THERE IS A PLAN TO FIT YOUR BUDGET IN O D H A M & TUDOR 9 C. E. REFRIGERATOR • PAVJED "sTREETO* • 8TRECTLIGHT8 SALES OFFICE — SANFORD — PH. FA 2-1501 CORNER 27tk i HIGHWAY 17*92 J. BRAHAY ODHAM* PRESIDENT Sunland Esta te s > �% Reds Hail $ 1}? H a n f o r d Newest 6pace Probe VOL. XLIX MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union today hailed Ua Isunching of a huge model apace ihip, com­ plete with a dummy ipaceman at the control!, at well-timed proof of Ruitlan auperiority in rocketi for both peace and war. The 9,Ml pound space vehicle launched early Sunday from a se­ c r e t site inside the Soviet Union was traveling starbriglit In a south-north orbit that carried it over Paris—where the Big Pour chiefs are meeting—once every, 91 minutes. Today's Communist Party news­ paper Pravda proclaimed in a -headline, "Soviet space ship bias­ es the trail to the stars for man­ kind.’* It's front page was cov­ e r e d with predictions by scien•lists and citizens of greater space feats to come. The writers emphasised the "peaceful" purpose of the Soviet project, contrasting R with the U-2 spy plane. ScientuU hero proudly an­ nounced that conditions inside the pressurized cabin where tha mansized dummy astronaut waa seat* ed " a n those of an ordinary re^woBing unK"—meaning they be­ lie v e d one of the biggest problems t* manned apace Might bid been solved. Western scientists agreed the new satellite's record size repre­ sented an achlsvemcnt that brought the Rusiiana close to manned flight in apace. They pointed out that Ameri­ ca'* man-in-space project, Project Mercury, was not schedule i to be• g in testa on man-capable apace capsules until July. Dr, John P. Hagen, former di­ rector of tho Vanguard earth aataUlle program, aald the latest Russian launching represented only a minor step forward beeause "the real problem la to get the vehicle safely back to earth." Other scientist* said the "dum­ my" the Russians said they plac­ ed aboard the space ship might 0 tu rn out to be a living man "if they get him down unharmed.'* Otherwise, they added, "he re­ main# a dummy." Congress Faces 4 More Hot Issues • A • _ • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic Loader Lyndon B. Johnson prodteta that Congress will act oo at toast four more politically hot losuoa and adjoura W ore tho Damocralle convention opens July 11. Johnson said Sunday night that tho Democratic controlled House and Senate have complied a pro­ gressive and responsible record so far but still must act on several measure* sure to stir up sharp political debate. Among these "must" bills still awaiting final aclion, be aald, are measure* Involving housing, medi­ cal cars for the aged, social se­ curity and agriculture. In addition, Congress has to lake action on a number of appropria­ tions bills, including Ihe measure to finance the foreign aid program foe the fiscal year atartiog July 1. Adams Meets With Workers Sen. Tom Adams, candidate for secretary of stale, held a meet­ ing with bis Seminole County campaign worker* at ibe Pineereal Inn Friday. • County Campaign Chairman Tom McDonald said Adams held a question and answer period for ell the workers. He urged them to get art (or the "final push" now that the runoff is drawing near. The County Commission wjli adopt a policy at its Tuesday meeting setting up standards on installing septic tanks In subdi­ visions over Ihe county. Chairman Joha Kridsr said today. Kridrr urged all developers to attend ihe afternoon session of the County Commission meeting to hear the standard,*. The time Of Ihe meeting will tie 1 p. m. At the last commission meeting, Dr. Clyde Brothers, county health A BOND was given to the first Hospital Week baby director, told the board that the in Seminole County last week. Mra. Irving Pryor of the county health unit is working on Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, right, presented a proposal for such standards. the infant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Leonard of Oak­ During the past two months, land Av*. with a 825 savings bond, The baby, David tha commission has refused to Mark, was born last Sunday, the first day of the Hos­ issue building permits to three developers because tbe State pital Week observance here. (Herald Photo) Board of Health said that their property was not lultable for septic lank uae. Brother* recently said he per­ sonally feela that any new sub­ division should Install a sewer system as one way of eliminat­ ing health hazard* in the county. The commission began crack­ ing down on developers installing septic tanka two months ago when they adopted a policy that the health department must rule on the feasibility of aeptie tank The first step in relieving Sanford's water supply prob­ use before any building permit* lem waa taken today when City Manager Warren Knowles are t« be issued. sent out inquiries to eight leuding Florida engineering firms asking a plan for a study of the water supply problem here. The study would include a review of the present supply and storage system in compsrison with the present city needs. The survey would also project the growth of tha city la the next 30 years, Knowles said. Knowles was authorized by the City Commission to get the ball rolling on the survey after he told com miss loners that Ihe nat­ ural growth of the city is strain­ ing the cape city of It* water sys­ tem, Knowles pointed out to the board that watar consumed la Ihe city la Board To Rule OnZoning Tuesday Tho County Commission la ex­ pected to adopt tb* nrw compre­ hensive zoning law for Seminole County at a special meeting of tha board, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. At a meeting in April, the ton­ ing hoard and commissioners pav­ ed tha way for the adoption mova by going over individual com­ plaints on tha new proposal. The board will hold the final hearing Tuesday and then vote on adopting the proposal which will equalize zoning throughout the raunty sad raise th« standard* of county zoning. The zoning board has worked on Ihe plan for four months and has conducted hearings in all the dis­ trict* srlih the ezcepllon of San­ ford. "in Effort To Land Plane plane. Mr*. Black was tarrifisd. Ska had never flown a plane before, but she had to get her husband «n . tbe ground and call a doctor. Ska l had felt his pulse and could de­ tect none. Lying across her husband's body, Mra. Black triad to pilot Use piano with one band and hold tho radio microphone with tho other. Control tower personnel at Loro yield heard her fraatiaallp shoot­ ing ***0 8 , BOB. BOB" M e the ■!srophoo*. They calmly radioed la ' News Briefs Highway Toll By United Pro#* laMraaUooal At least six persons died during the weekend in Florida highway deaths, the State Patrol reported today. Operation Wade-In her to fly before the plane ran out of fuel—hut they never were eur# whether she heatd them. Suddenly Mrs, Black made her decision. She nosed the plans Into a steep dive and headed for the runway. At the la«t moment ihe pulled up again, circled uncertain ly over Dallas and hoadtd back down. Again the dive was too *U*p. But firemen i and crash - crewa standing - by a£w this time aha wasn't going to he able to pull tip. Tho piano 'anglod sharply Into the ground off tho runway boun­ ced 40 fo«a *u> tha air and drop­ ped again 300 yards away. Thai* it crumpled into what one police man aald "looked Ilka a ball of tin foil," Black, when ha reached Park­ land M— total Hospital, was dead. Mra. Black? her jaw sad right arm broken and her far# nad arms cat bp flyiny gtoaa, »urlived. It whether Black died af a and lunch counters. The organize lion also announced n new effort -"Operation wade-ln" — aimed at Integrating Florida beaches. Migrant Hearings HOMESTEAD (UPI) - A Senile committee was to open a hearing Into migrant farm worker prob­ lem* today at Redlands Farm Labor Camp near bere. Tb* commile#, headed by Sen. Harrison A. Williams (D-N. J.) will tour tho Lake Ukoceboboe area Tues­ day and hold aaather hearing in Clewiston Wednesday. S f ----- 1 ^ v p p r t e ? d I a. ACh < ;P1) — Tha Sow. -in Baptist Convention may be aikrd to take a stand on tha issue of a Human Catholic for president during a four-day meet­ ing beginning Tuesday. Eight state conventions took a position on Ihe issue last fall and any of the 10,000 U 13,000 messengers could put ih« question before the con­ vention. Order Asked WASHINGTON I UPI) - Adlai Stevenson urged Congress today to rnacl legislation this year which would bring "some order and In­ telligent discussion into tbe present confusion and showmanship of presidential campaigns." The twolime Democratic presidential candidalt appeared before Ihe Senate communications subcommittee to strongly endorse a bill implement­ ing his own idea for a "great TV debate." Elevated Train Wreck Injures 24 CHICAGO fUPl) — Ait elevated Ira la jumped the tracks early to­ day, injuring M persona, two ser­ iously, The accident occurred about a half mite from where a four-ear train derailed last monlb, injur­ ing some M persona. Chicago Transit Authority of­ ficials said tb* leading car of a two-car Eax)*wood Unc elevated Ira in went. off the track* whU« rouodioa a burro but did Ml fall to tho gtraaL Doyle Conner Breakfast Set Doyle Coooer, candidate for eommi n la—r af agriculture win be la faaford Wednesday to at­ tend a special breakfast in bla barer at Mrs. Appleby's Rastaiirent at Tito a. m. All •egpariers af Coaoor from Samiaoia Gsaalf are aaked to PARIS tUPIl -P rem ier Nikita Khrushchev today withdrew his invitation to President Eiscnhow. er to visit Russia, ami in a bitter exchange over U. S. spy fights was accused by Eisenhower of coming atl Ihe way from Moscow Just to sabotage (hr summit talks. The Big Four conference teeter­ ed On the verge of immediate collapse after Khrushchev deliv­ , ered what Western source* called an "Insulting’' attark on Eisen­ hower and the United Stales. The Soviet premier threatened at the opening three-hour session to walk out of the summit meeting unless the United Stales halted its spy flights and punished those responsible. Eisenhower issued a statement after today'* angry and abortive opening session in which he laid Intelligence flights already had been suspended since tha U2 in­ cident snd asserted they will not be resumed. Eisenhower (hen offered to ne­ gotiate directly with tha Russians on such flights. The sharp and biller public atatements by the two leader* Candidates Exchange Words JACKSONVILLE tUI'l) - Gu­ bernatorial candidate Doyle Carl­ ton Jr. charged opponent Farris Bryant Sunday with rating in a Jacksonville Negro restaurant to get Negro vote*. Bryant, apcparlng in a debate with Carlton, denied the charge. The two candidates timed to South Florida* today with Carlton going to Miami and Bryant to Fart Pierce. Bryant waa to visit Melbourne and Orlando later to­ day. The clash uvrr the Negro restau­ rant charge developed when Bry­ ant aaid Carlton got most of the Negro vote in Duval County in the first primary. Carlton replied that Bryant got the Negro vote in East Volusia County, and then said Bryant cat down for dinner in a Negro restaurant in Jack­ DARIEN, Ga. (UPI) — Attor- sonville. nrys for tobarro heir R. J. Reyn­ "You stoop to low, sir, to charge olds lambasted bis wife today as a me with something I didn’t do. 1 woman who either "rolled him say 1 didn't," Bryant aald. while he waa drunk" or who lied •'ll'* a matter of fact, Mr. Bry­ under oath at hit divorce trial, ant. and you know it," Carlton A ahirt-eleeved 12-mas jury was said. expected to (tart deliberating lata Both candidates said they do today whethar to giv# Reynold, nut expect substantial integration tho divorce ha wants from hi* In Flurlda’i public schools. thDd wife. _ L'arito* said in t|re event of a ***•»»•* fer^b q , wtowro - t o - t o e ^ r e g r eotirrorW lVAirralUig .k •wad pictured naV "In final argu school, or a similar decision by meats aa a loving wife for Rey- a local board, "I would honor who "spent half her Ufa that course of action." ildtng him—keeping his name Bryant said he would exbauil la this community and in the every Judicial remedy before com­ 'JLA » world." •nil plying with such a court urder. the Gambiell, Mis. Bey Both Carlton and Bryant have . « * chief lawyer, said her hut promlsrd to keep Florida schools band's history of "drunkenness" open despite furred integration or was a "record ef brutality." threatened violence. But Aaron Kiaviti, No, I law. Carlion aald he would rely on yar for the hair t» rlgarei mil­ local school boards and Ihe Pupil lion*, charged Mrs. Reynolds Assignment l.aw to handle, school "took her husband to the tune integration situations. Bryant proof more than a million dollars." mi led he would use the full furcc Sht either "rolled him whilr he of ihe governor's office to resist waa drunk or aha hasn't told the federal attempts to enforce school truth" la discussing her finanres, integration. Kravita said. The two runoff candidates fur Heir's Attorneys 'lambasf Wife governor made those and other statement* in answer to questions on the racial problem posed by Ihe Miami Herald. Here are the questions and tbe candidates' an­ swers: Question: Do you have a specific program in regard to handling the integration Issue T Bryant: I do have, Tho inte­ gration problem falls within the overall problem of maintaining constil atonal government. You do the people of Florida no service by constantly badgering me with questions about the race issue, and (hen berating ma on your editorial pagei for answering your ques­ tions. In every Interview your re­ porters, obviously under your spe­ cific Instructions to do so, come back to the rice question. I am glad to take this oppor­ tunity to make my position crystal clear, If it is not already so, on the matter of constitutional gov­ ernment as it relates to Ibe state of Florida. There must be no un­ certainty about the poeitlon 1 will take on tbe basic question. Certain rights were reaerved to Ihe states when Ihe federal eon of those right*. I serve notice sow that I will, iq every legal way open to me aa governor, throw the full force of (he date and Ibe 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock price* al 1 p. in.: American TAT . . . . . . . aa American Tobacco ............ 13'. Uclhlchcm Steel ............. 44* Caterpillar ....................... 29 C A O ................. W. 4TH Chrysler ........... ............. 1»H Curtiss - Wright ............. I)u Ron t ............. 2(19 Eiivtman Kodak .................. 112)* Ford Motor ........................ TO General fc’teeirlc .................. HD* General >, tutors .................. 4t*» ... 2ti Grahsm Paige ... Ini, T A T ........... ... 421* .. 714-H Johnson Electronics ... 33H Lorlllard .......... ... l»H Minute Maid ........ Penney ........... ... 123 ... 1S>4 Penn HR ........ Having trouble with your lawn? The prolonged dry spell In the Sears Roebuck ... So*» Weil (he answer to your pro ruunly Is causing a serious pro Standard Oil (NJ) . ... 4Ufc blems may come forth when four hlrm lo lawns, Tucker raid to­ Studrbaker ............ ... lilt U. 8. Sleel ........ ... Tils Florida agricultural experts pre­ day. Weslinghouse EL .. ... 34»« sent a "lawn clinic" at the Semi­ nole County Home Demonstration Center Wednesday. "Caring for the lawn, from "A to Z" will be the topic. Urnamental turf specialist Frank Wil­ son, Florida Agrirulural Exten­ sion Service, will speak about gen­ eral lawn maintenance and rare. Agriculturalist* from Ihe Cen­ tral Florida Kxpc*lment S'.stiun on Celery Ave, will round out the program. Dr. John Wilson will cover insect control. Dr. John Darby will talk about disease control, and Dr, II. C. Rhoades will eaplain how to control nema­ todes. Tho program lo start at 7:M p. m . will rover atl areas of lawn cars: H will be followed by a question and answer session and a diagnosis of diseased lawns. Persons may bring samples of their diseased lawn* for the trim tista to diagnose. Tbe program will be pul no by tb# Seminole County agent's of­ fice la cooperation with the ex­ periment station and tha Sanford Garden Club. A mare technical program Is planned for commercial lawn sprayer*, caretakers and nurserymea, This program will be held a 1C:30 a. m, a the borne demonst rat ion center. Lawn ClinfcTo Help Home Owners Scheduled full dignity of Ihe ofilee I shall hold behind my purpose to main­ tain the Integrity of tha law. I will nol countenance violation of our right*, and 1 will nol condone any involuntary knuckling under to an invalid federal encroach­ ment, What 1 have aaid goes for all our constitutional rights, including specifically the proposed creation of a federal dictator to overtec our elections, tha federal governmenl's attempt to force integra­ tion to our irhoolt, and every other effort lo transgress upon the constitutional sovereignty of the state of Florida, 1 shall not take upon myself the responsibility of tha governorship of Florida to preside over the destruction of Ibe powers of this sovereign stale." , Carlton: I will follow the same course of law'and order to pre­ serve segregation which we have pursued to Ibe past, relying on our pupil assignment law and the principle af local- self-determina­ tion of racial question*. cation: Would you, aa govtrwbere 'lo * county ‘atom board Voted vc integrate Ihe.achool. cilher volun­ tarily or in compliance wilh a court enter? Bryant: 1 would not. Carlton: No. The solution . lo problems which might arise in In­ dividual schools has been placed in the hands of local school board*. This local power lo act Is the backbone of our pupil assignment. Question: Would you, as gover­ nor, use he power of your office lo keep an integrated school open In (he face of threatened violence? Ilryani: Your question assume* that school* to Florida will ba integrated, and Ibis la obviously your purpose. I disagree with you on that, bul assuming that aucb a thing happened, 1 would use the power of the governor's office to keep every school open in Ihe face of threatened violence, in­ cluding any you or those who think liko you were successful to Integrating. Violence, either mob action by tha people, nr bayonets In tha hands of federal troops, is not the answer to our problem. Carlton: We will keep Florida's public schools open. We will arrest and disperse any threat ol mob violence against any of our school*, Avoiding Conflict WASHINGTON (UPI)—Presi­ dent Eisenhower today withdrew tho ' nomination of Edward K. MI1M Jr. to bo a meanbar of the Federal GUtomunirotieaa Commie•ton to avoid * poooible eoaflict NO. «94 Nikita Cancels Ike Invite; Summit M eet Gloomy t. U H gallons par capita per day. Knowles said today that "are have to inertias our supply ar stop the population growth." Knowles asked each engineering firm to please notify his office of iu interest before May 23. Ar­ rangement* will b# made for each Arm to meat with Iho rompUaiaa on its individual proposal, Mom Does Best, But Fails DALLAS. Tex. (Ul*l) — Below her Mrs. Spencer F. Black, :19, mother of five children, could ae# the lights of buildings surround­ ing Dallas Lov# Field. Braido her, perhaps dying, was rher hu.band, 60. Black would have known what to do in a situation lika this. Ha «#» a licensed pilot who survived a crash three month* earlier in California. Now he lay motionless in hi* seat in their four-placa WEATHER: Fair tonight ami Tuesday. High today la the 80’a. Low tonight in the 60>. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. MAY 16. 1960 County Slates Policy Hearing On Septic Tanks City Asks W ater Survey Proposals S fm tlft HOW TO GROW BETTER LAWNS will b* th* subject when th* Cantral Florida‘Experiment Station, the Semlnol* County Agent’s office end tbe Sanford Garden Club put on a "lawn *Unk” for th* public Wednesday, Taking a lawn sample hare or*, from left, Dr. John W. WUeon, County Agent Cecil Tucker, Dr. H. L. Rhoades and Dr. J . F. Darby. Wilton, Darby ajKi Kbuedaa will apeak at the clioi*i threw th* world into • new aiega of crisli and gloom, Khrushchev also Insulted Kisewhower in a different way — ha suggested any summit talks ha postponed for six to eight months, or until too United Males baa elected a new president to taka Eisenhower's place. Western diplomatic aoureea said Khrushchev’s statement had virt­ ually wrecked hopes the aummM conference could actually gto started. II# lambasted Eisenhow­ er over the epy plane tocideai and repeated hit threats of toliation against the United State# and its aliioa who provide base*. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan formnlly appealed to Elsenhower and Khrushchev to let the summit oonforence ceed. In Moscow, tho Soviet Unto* delivered a new note to tha U.B. embaisy today no tho U t spy tocldenL Tb* not* waa nubed promptly to Ktoenbower, Elsenhower, to a state m e* read by Press Secretary Jams* Hagerty, waa far more eonclllak lory than Khrushchov although ho was visibly angered during tb* morning session, and anawerod Kbruabchev with baatedly B ra re ­ marks of his own. Eisenhower made it clear ho la prepared to stay In Paria and continue Ihe summit talk* eve* though he refused to bow to th* Soviet ultimatum or to make * public apology aa demanded bp Khrushchev. The summit moottog waa al­ most written off before R could get storied, but the Westons low eign ministers called a meeting this afternoon to try to save R. No titqa bad been aet ier ,another BIB Four session, . Elsenhower ehev's debrand and said Russia’# warlike preparation p ad s R nocoo»»ry tor the free world to k m track of what waa going an toaid* Russia. There was no impodlato official statement from th* West. The po­ sition of the Wastes* leaden wa* that tbe Khrushchev stalomoot waa ao insulting they wanted tb* world to ice it before staling their case in detail later today. Storms Dump Hail On Center Of Nation By United Praia International Thunderstorms triggered by * clash of warm and cold air dump­ ed up to four inches of rain and 13 inches or hail on tbe centra! portion of the country during th* night, A tornado whirled out «f the tur­ bulent sky over southwestern Kan­ sas and tuuchrd down Drier in pas­ ture land hut caused no damage. A hailstorm pellcd Pueblo, Culo. stalling car* in hump- r deep hall. The Hate pa.rol siid 20 to 39 tar* were *.upped « rn 1) inches of hail piled up un Colorado 94, about 2U miles west of Pueblo. Tlie Weather Bureau said th* •storm liislrd only an hour. Heavy ralrs fell in Kansas. Jitudcj. hit < j i p dlllpsburg i* nu.i.i cm rsl Kans.is which re­ ceived four inches of rain, best­ irred lijilt su re r r* also tell in tha Nor.'.cii-t and alor ; Ibe Oregon and Wa un cu. t. Jaycees Launch Members Drive The Jayccea have launched thelf membership and membership re­ newal drive and the Jaycre wb* bring* in tb* most new member­ ships will be awarded a sevea day irip for two to Nassau. Th# dradlins for memberships Is May 27. The winner will be aonounred at the Jayeee installation Banquet May 21,' The installation will he held at tha New York a la at a* dormitory it T:J0 p.m. with newly alerted State Jayeee President Teeny Johnson of Pompano Beach to charge of lb* -UataUattoa ceremonial. Absentee Ballot Set Thursday �•M i 7^/jk.b/ 'r*.•-aL.'J’¥•1* AJ. i| ■jG\ ++ 4’,\ .1*:AV '. V • * .• * '\K -t• V', vv ?*#’»,*'* -* •. *•?*.,’ -]r*. i--; *c%.v.*-y S js i Pape 2—'Mon.. May If , I860 I In Orlando Debate he Clock 11m Seminole County Farm Bumembership meeting will be Tueeday to iht Home DemonUm Center. Ike meeUng will rbtart at T p. m. with a covered *•*»— ■ ' th e Campbell tossing Amerle* n i jfeygg — wad co S->« *-*-• - boll at 7 p. m. today at i ball. Alter the fish try. il Installation of oiliccra A farmer Sanford teacher, Mr*, ska 0 . Niche), haa beea named lartda’a outotondlng teacher of a year aad waa presented aa N ear" at tha Florida Federation I Women's Chiba convention. The mar Florence McKay, Mrs. cboi becams a candidate for the tiooal leaeber'a award. Sbc ichei at Citrus Grove Junior to School at Coral Gables. Her bar. M am McKay waa ones •algal of Saaaiaola High and bar school. A short musical program will be given. CHULUOTA’S AMERICAN LEGION POST has its new charter and slate of officers. New commander of the Post 225, George Packard, takes a look at the new charter with Mrs. George M. Jacobs, widow of the late George M. Jacobs for whom the post was named. , (Herald Photo) Tha Fourth annual spring con­ cert by the Seminole High School band will bo held Tuesday at S:1S p. m. at tha Plnecraat School. The concert will honor llw graduating band neniori and each senior mem­ ber will conduct n number on the program. Among tbe selections to NASHVILLE, Trnn. (UP1) Authorities pul a slightly • built youth through detailed mental examinations today tn an effort to determine the motive for a three-week reign of terror by tbe "midnight ynlper." Police believe an unpleasant Menderes Promises 'Free' Elections ' ■A whale truckful of beer turned aad tva Sanford m ldeala t beepitilleed to an aeddent fwy. 1T-M Just south of SuaKatatea Friday. P. aad Mrs. George Hatsler, peats e< the car involved, i token to fetaiaele Memorial dial after the collision, to Richard Its oft, U, af •wad, driver ef the (ruck, uninjured, l i e van-type truck - r* IZMIR, Turkey (UPD-Prem ler Adnsn Menderes Sunday night promised an area sod oppeeltion that free elecliooe would bo bald to Turkey "very eoon." The premier, who In recent weeks haa been tbe target of vio­ lent student "freedom" demon­ strations, said the elections could come by September, INI provid­ ed calm bad been restored to the counfry. Until then, he said "I do net Intend to resign." Even as Menderes apokes to a heavily pro-gov* ram eat crowd of 00,000 persona upon his arrival by boat from Istanbul, a fresh out- name given the email county leaders hip in tha Legislature. Ha said Adams voted for closing schools, price controls on milk aad tha fialag af Hquer prices. Republican Party attempted to demonstrate against him and won severely beaten by tbe crowd. More trouble threatened la this city, tradktonaly a strong hold ef Mandcrea* ruling Democratic Fara& gedr*M g teF S * antTgoverni anti-government dami(ration outside Republican Par headquarters. They were cow- Metbedllt Church. fronted ay pro-Menderes groups Survivors include her bus bead, returning from the official dock- fee Saapp; tour brothers, F. M. side welcome, but police maasgod Garrett, Charlie Oerrett, J. M. Garrett and Chantey GarreU; thro* aletora, Mr*. VUthia Mum, Mra. Sarah Storting and Mrs. Rosa McBtepbensoa and one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Thompson. Funeral services were held lo a ­ der at tbe Macedonia Methodist Church to Maccleuny. Oramkow Funeral Home wee la charge ef •rrangamauls. Verwoerd Recovers From Gun Wounds PRETORIA, South Africa (UP!) —Prim# Minister Hendrik Ver­ woerd left Pretoria General Hos­ pital Sunday night, apparently re­ covered from wounds Inflicted by ae asaaaeto’g bullet* ate weeks w*tiny Ray Criswell, If, triggered an emotion that grew into an over­ whelming desire to kill. The fact that bb was a bad shot, police theorised, waa the only reason bo never killed any­ one io nine shooting Incidents since April 24. However, one at tbe snlper'a victims Is In critical condition and may have a leg amputated. Criswell, to a statement fatlowing his arrest Saturday night an hour after a man was nicked to tha ear by a sniper's bullet, laid he had "alwaya had tbe urge to kill." The youth, who has undergone mantel treatment for the past three yean, said be broke into a truck company and stole a .8 rifle around tha first of April. "After I got tho rifle I tried to keep from shooting somebody, but something kept pushing me to shoot," he said. "I felt this way far two or three weeks be­ fore I tried to kill anybody." to UO" ia each of tho It In­ stances of assault with intent to kill with which be Is charged. "I stayed to bed at night until I got the urge to kilt somebody, then I'd get up and bead out." be said. Criswell actually hit three per­ sons — Henry Wlnecoff, M, af Concord, N. C., nicked In the ear while ho was making a tote- Oviedo Seniors Nome Marshals Stanley, Disoteo. Crescent, True Temper,^Erwla, Marshalltown, Lufkin, itvfri ir /r m At the reguler meeting of tbe Ladiee Auxiliary of tbe Lekc Mary Volunteer Fire Department, at tbe Fire House, Mrs. Ralph Schwelckert, chairman of the annual fund drive for the benefit of the depart­ ment, reported that the waa gratifled with the results of tha drive so far. If pledges and promises are ful­ filled end donations made by other residents who will be contacted be­ fore the end of the drive, tbe necessary quota should be met in order to keep tbe fire department financially able to protect the lives and property under He care, Mrs. Schwelckert aaid. The members of tha Ladies Aux­ iliary have been working long hours in order to contact everyone within the two and a half mile radius of Labs Mary, but if anyone haa been missed, please phone tbe president, Mrs. Lowe at FA 2-A22T, the eecrotery, Mr*. B us­ man at FA 2-32S3 or Mrs. Schwelckert at FA 244M and your donation will be picked up at your borne. _ At the meeting, plans were made for a party to be held at the fire haute May 11, to celebrate the Or* t o t a l s y -e T the Ladiee Auxiliary and the fourth birthday of tbe Lake Mery Volunteer Fire Department. All residents of tbe fire district aro Invited to attend. to 20 inches at the top. U. S. scientists are confined in the site of their capsule by the rocket power available. The cap­ sule will ride atop an Atlai, the nation's mightiest intercontlnentsl ballistic missile. But Atlas can orbit little more than the capiul} weight, without more stages. Until more powerful boo«t*rs such aa Saturn, or high-energy upper atagea such aa Centaur, come along, America apparently will hava to get along the best it can with tha comparatively tiny Mercury capsules, regardlen of what Russia dots. U. S. Holds Surprise Military Alert ° WASHINGTON (UM) —Tbe De-1 He said the tost covered, among fens* Department early today other things, the ability of all completed a surprise combat | commands to communicate with resdtoet* alert for all American; key personnel. military commands throughout There was some appsrent con the world. cent at tha Pentagon because Mystery surrounded the exer­ some field commanders were cise, which • Pentagon spokes­ considered to have overdone the man called a "communication! test, leading to such report* a: readiness alert, which waa "not the Denver radio announcement!-) The test was so secret that Dosupposed to attract public altentense Department Information of­ lion.” Word of the' alert, however, ficer! were not forewarned and spread widely sod caused eome they had no explanation when in­ cases of jitters amoog the civilian quiries began to pour in from across the country. populace. Denver residents flooded news­ paper and radio station telephone switchboard* with frtghtered re­ quest* for Information. One family reported k waa hiding ia the basement after hearing this mili­ tary order broadcast by a civilian station; "All fighter pilot* P)01 sad fighter pilots FI02. . . . Code Three alert, Holcake One and Hot cake Six scramble at Lowry Immediately." Denver station KOA-TV report­ ed H waa asked by local police, who relayed tbe request from Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, to read the order. The Defense spokesman said, however, no airplane* were "scrambled" into tho air, nor were other forces put in motion. Reckon We Should*' Took 0*4 Policy With A loon Beth. Israel Opens Fund Drive Tbe Gongresikmal Beth Israel started a fund drive Sunday with a covered dish supper aod com­ munity slog. The congregation hopes to raise funds to rebuild and renovate tbe center. Thus far ever 11,100 has beea collected. CA RRA W A Y & M cK IBBIN ltd M. Farit Ava. FA t-MN SKIRTS OR (tro u sers Friday at bar home asrfiamlnoia Blvd., Longwood. Mra. Sullivan moved to Florida from Ohio in ISU. She was a member of the Baptist Cfaurch. Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs- Caroline Pagan; thro* grand­ children, Eddy John Fagan, Char- ELAINE PASCAL, 18, will compete for the Mlaa Flo. rlda beauty and. talent sonteat in Saraaota June 23. 25. Mias Pascal is being sponsored by the Miami Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mite Patent's ambition ia a dramatic career. brothcr, Marrion Bowser. Funeral services will be held at 10 e. m. Tuesday at Gramkow Funeral Home, with Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Burial will be to Greenwood Cemetery, Or­ lando. Mauna Loa and Mount Kca an the Island of Hawaii rise more than 30,000 feet from the sea bottom aod ere the world's tall­ est mountains If measured from base to peek, according to Mm Mb(Ions I Geographic Society. Offer good thro May M 'IK HOUR m th e to o w s t g ) FREE PARKING OPEN T:M A. M. U I F. M. 181 W. 2nd 8L FA M M LOCATION OF WELSH TIER SHOT Enjoy The HIGH QUALITY HAND TOO!* FREE Fire Fund Drive Shows Gain Th« icsnty details the Soviet* revealed Kir* crefenr* to some speculation* about their plan*. Ona i* that, ii designing *> •pace cabin, 8ori*t wfentiiU were thinking in terma i f putting two coamonauu Into <rbit at once. Thia would put them a*v*rsl year* beyond current American plana. The U. 8. program ia definite— and considerably teore limited. Twenty Mercury apaulaa have been orderetf The <Imenalom are Ute u n i tor earn—a "boiler­ plate" design, »W feet long, six feet aeroaa the baa* and tapering BLOUSES OR SHIRTS smashed through the window ef bis truck and entered'hla‘stom­ ach. Johns developed a blood clot to his leg Saturday. The youlh’a father, John Cris- The senior clem of the Oviedo High School has elected mar­ shals and ushers for the Bacca­ laureate and graduation exer­ cises. Those studonta are elected from the Junior elate. The marshals are Bessie Fleming, Julia Gore, Ken­ neth Sparks and Eric Pearaen. Usbara aro Gladys Alford, Nancy Screwdriver, (one per easterner) Alwaya a complete supply ef building materials for any need. mother and him have stood in the door and watched them look for the sniper. But they’ll try to pin it on him, won’t they?" Authorities said young Criswell, who hid served ‘a term in the boys' corrections! Institute here about five years ago, had avoided capture because be lived in the area and knew k "like the palm of his band." The arrest was made by po­ lice working "on a hunen." The Criswell home had been under surveillance since a neighbor re­ ported having seen young Cris­ well with a gun. C A P E CANAVERAL, Fla. (UI'D—The standard of In-space living condltiona for the firet Rue. alan astronaut will bordar on the luxurious, aa far aa bia American counterpart is concerned. The Project Mercury capsule expected to carry tha first 11, 8. apace traveler into an orbit around earth sometime neat year will leave him just enough room t« blink hie eye* and move hie ha*ds. i ; Russia, on the ! other hand, seams bent on providing her fledging spacemen—they will be known — aa "cosmonauts t-Jg.-l -------------r —with a small efficiency apartment flying 200 or 300 miles above earth. *A prototype of the first Soviet Mapacs cabin," fullly pressurised and carrying supposedly "dum­ my’’ spacemen,. v__1 „ " waa hurled into orbit around earth thia weekend. The cabin of the almost five-ton satellite weighed about 2th tons, according to Russian information. Scientist Vladimir Dubronrmvov said conditions in*Id# tha cabin "are those of an ordinary dwalL Ing unit.” He did not specify what he meant by "ordinary." By comparison, tha flashlightshatped Mercury capsule for the •even U. S. astronauts weighs sbout on* ton. The men will re­ cline on a contour couch intida. Ho will have no room to move •bout, save to handle controls. R U H R ' S OM j y ELECT G. OWIN Constable Dtetrtet •Mit-BiHW eupoky o iH v ea M H f0*0 • PAI-OM1 ad hie a r r —nr I will Mda a hsR time jab earring tbe at all limaa. Bukk aaiaa Inf April wore up over IBS from March. Wfcyf Butch to ro—nsnrl to the '60 has tbe lean, young look of success . . .th e fed of succcm, IWbtoe Drive*. Let tool It cradles you to comfort on the most rugged, highesttailor a Raich to urn tpssiUy chattel of any dmrek— caw-bat none! Power Is your* Man. It's working to* SEE THE "EASY-OWNERSHIP MAN" AT YOUR QUALITY RU1CK *00 DEALERS?- ?! Yoiur volt on May 24 will bo appreciated. ., ________ 301W. First St. Pd, Pol. Ad*. wv f �fflfr # a a fa r5 Wrraih Mon..May 16, 1960—Pnjre 8 Last Important Castro Enemy •Seeks Asylum ClRTIFICATI «• Stamps HAVANA (UPI) — Aurellano Banchrg Arango, the last Import­ ant political for In Cuba of Premier Fidel Castro, baa sought asylum In the Ecuadorean emhassy ai a political refugee, it waa reported today. 0 Although no reason was givrn for Sanches's flight to the emhaisy, observers here noted It ocrurred just two daya after Castro had declared that freedom to combat his revolution "is not a right" that exist* In Cuba today. The pro-government law atuden’ls association charged last week that Sanches was using hla classroom at Havana University as a "political forum,'’ and de­ manded his dismissal. Mote than 1,000 persons went to th* airport a week ago Saturday, In one of the few non-government demonstrations here since Castro overthrew President Fulgencio Betlsta, to welcome Sanrhea on hil return from a convention in Car­ acas. The report of Sanrhex’e flight reached newsmen'* ear* shortly after Castro's pony-tailed brother, Armed Force# Minister Haul Cas­ tro, accused tha United States of "continual aggressions" against the Castro regime. The younger Caslro devoted most of a three-hour television speech Sunday to denunciation of the United State*. Ha tnada no ■mention of the Cuban coast guard attack on the U, 8. submarine Sea Poacher 10 day* ago. • f* N £ A * IS T ® sto re QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru Wednesday, May ISth AFTER 35 year* of a m ice with the Florida Methodist Children’a Home in Knterprlae. L. P. HairaH of Sanford wait honored in special ceremonies at the home recently, Mrs. Bascom Carlton, wife of the superintendent of the home, pins n flower on Hajran. Others retiring from the home are, left to right, E. 11. Vriezc, Jacksonville; Rev. F.. J. Pendergrass, Orlando; Rev, joe Tnlle, Miami; and Rev. Harry Waller, Sarasota. On the far right Is Rev. Carlton. I WASHINGTON (UPI) — An American official say* that U. S. spy plana pilot Franc!*, U. Pow­ er* was under orders to admit hla aspionaga mission if captured by the Rusrians. George V. Allen, director of the U. S. information agency, *aid Sunday ha understood Powers' ad­ mission of fcls Intelligence role to hi* Soviet eapton was in lina Better Late • • • with instruction from his super­ BURDEN, Kan. (UPI) Mrs. iors. Elmer Tredway of Burden had to pay two cents postage due recent­ ly on a post card bearing a onerent stamp. But th* post card Hospital Notes Legal Notice May II Admissions Janie M. Swank, Sanford; Carol A. Foeter, Sanford; Thelma Hunter, Sanford; Eugene Padgett, San ford; Peuicla Davis, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie I. Swink, Sanford, a daughtar; Mr. and Mr*. Carlo* Foeter, Sanford, a daugh­ ter. Dismissals Kevin Rauabottom, Sanford; Eu­ genia Jamas, Sanlord; U u Phil lips, Sanford; Mark Stafford, San­ ford; Florenca Hunger, Sanford; Vara Savage, Saiilam); Sandra Fletcher, Sanford; Mrs. Dorothy Green and baby, Sanford. Allen later told United Press International that th* pistol and hypodermic needle carried by Power* were for nse in taking hit life only if ha were In danger of being tortured. Th* information agency chief belittled speculation that Soviet frontier Nikita 3. Khrushchev might try to slag* a propaganda roup by turning Power* over to U. S. authorities during tha sum­ mit conference. Allen predicted that Khrush­ chev would hold Powers "clot* to hit chest for a while." Ho said about all this country could do would be to try to see that Pow­ ers goto a fair trial. Commending on th* repercus­ sions of th* spy plan* Incident, Allen conceded that on* of the "very' difficult problems" raised was th* effect on nations with U. 3. air bases inside their bor­ ders. These alii**, h* said, "will be much mar* so*earned" about U. 8. flights. Allen Hid other nation* under­ stood the. United State* must find out what i* going on behind th* Iron Curtain, He said there also waa some appreciation that'.this country was abia to Hake intelli­ gence flights ever Russia. OeealwI E at* la *r FR A N K M. REM-. D s c s tin MVTK'K TO C R E D IT O R ! Y* All r e i a s a * SSaeteg f'tslaea a r rieatsada A geleet S a l . R e ta tei T e a e n d eaek *1 y e a e r e he rehr notified and regikred t* Die a n r r talma e ed dem aede whleh y o u . nr e it h e r of yea, m ay h a a e a g a i n s t asld sa tn te la th* efric* o f lion. (*. V erae e Hie*. Jr., County J u d g e or B*nat*el* C aanty, a t hie office la th* O e urt (too** I* Sen ford. Florida, w lth l* e ig h t t a l e n d s r m n s t h s from Ut* tim e o f th* f ir s t p a h llc atle a a f th is nolle*. Each clalan a r d e m a n d m u t t h* tn w r i t in g s a d e e a t a l a th a p l a r , of raaldani* end p n e t'e f f le * addree* ef th e cla im a nt and m ea t h e sw orn to h r th* claim ant, h i s a s a n t a r a l t a r s * / , a r th* gam* shall h* veld. / a f Daniel J. I a Fear* As A d m in is tra to r e f sal* a etata W a r r i - k . I 'a r s i ll A UeFevra # : • \ v , * t F a l r h a a h a A aeaae r THRIFTY MAID TALL Lwt * DEEP SOUTH Strowb«rr> M ilk 3 3 3 * Preserves SCOTT White or C WHITE ARROW 10* Towels KELLOGG'S FLAKES P U . S. C H O IC E V E A L S A L E ! Logoi Notice C * * e t r J e d g e ’n Ce r t , Mayonnaise PARIS’— President Eisenhower on seeking world peace In today's summit meting with Khrushchev: "America will go every foot that safely and honor permit." The Oviedo Garden Club will meet on Tuesday at S p. m. at tha beme of Mrs. a , A. Myers on Lake Charm. Mrs. Georgt C. Maana and Mrs. Joa Battla are co-chairmen of the meeting. New officer! wilt bt installed at Ihia meeting, >■ tWe C e e r t e f t h a Cewety J e a n * . aeesSwal* Conely. Slate a t Florida. Se Crohnt# l a r a t h a R a ta l s a l l W. a . WATSON, Deceased. FINAf. NOTICE Nolle# l a 'h e r e b y a l t e n t h a t th* ■ a * * r * lg e te will, m th* S r! tfsr o f J ob *, A. D. 111*. p r e s e n t to th* Honorable County J u d g e of lam inate County, S"1»rlds. my final r e tu rn , account snd voucher,, a s K aacutnr af th* E i t a t t of W. E. W atson, de c e a s 'd , s n d a t said t i n * , t h i n sn d Ihtro, m ake appltcmtlna to tho said Ju d g * fee a f l a i l se ttle m e n t of a r edm lala t r a t l a a a f said estate, s a d for a a o rd e r d isc h a r g in g m s e s such E s e t u t r Is. D a ted thle the t l l h d e g et April. A. n. ISIS. C h a r lo tte K aelor W ateon A* K s a r u t r l s of tha R e ts ts of W . K, W a t e r s . Deceased. St. W W are, A tto r o e y f e r E sa c u tr la . W e n d r u r f - P e r h l e e Bid. Bee feed, Florida. Puhllea Meg t , », IS. SS, t t i s . Limit one of your choice with o $5.00 or more Food Order NEW YORK — Vice Preildenl Richard M. Nison discussing the U-I spy plane Incident in a tele­ vision interview: "Premier Khrushchev hai In break down this wall of aecrwey which made this flight nacesaary." ALBANY, N. Y. - New York Slat* Republican Chairman L. Judaon Morhouse calling on Gov. Nelson A. Rockfeller to re-enter the race lor the Repu)>llcan presi­ dential nomination against Vice President Richard M. Nixon: "Tha Republican Party as a whale , , . must leak to on* • r the oth*r of those man as ila best hope in 1M0." P i Astor Instant By United Prea* International MOSCOW *- Today'* big head­ line in th* Communist Party newspaper Pravda: "Soviet (pice ship hi ires the trial to the liars for mankind." 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I H * . m i n ij Minute Mold Froien Traodo Frozen Large Orange Juice M00 P e c a n P i e s 5 Fancy Freeh Jsits Jawtll Froaan Beef, Chicken, 1 M ea t Pies 69* Cuc umbers LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES ro Lore* 0 1 iff Con dm I W O Rl l> S i Medium Siie O | No. I Can O * 5 S T A R K IS T TUNA N a U O l M �.»• ‘ .„ *■ V•Vtr*/*• K 9 * V i '■♦- 1 *. WASHINGTON Look Out — .But Hurry Up Everybody* HR By MOLMEI ALEXANDER WASHINGTON — In his propresidential days. General Elsenhewer often said tha gravest dan­ ger was that the world might "T h e etatement Otil! holds good — hut with breed*>■ting significance. ' The blunder could hnvo happen­ ed If Premier Khrushchev bad „ launched an atomic attack on tho " V IA when apprised of tho May Day spy-flight by an American . V*f aircraft The blunder could bare happened ana day when I u wa* visiting tho Air Defense Com* • BUnd a t Colorado Springs. As a , light-hearted gesture of hospital!* ,ty tho escort officer Invited mo to ; alt In tho middle of three chairs— . .Army, Nary, Air Force—facing a -huge status-board where “uniden­ tified objects" art tracked oa •very approach to the American . coasts and to vtlsl targets. That day—Indeed, every day— there are stray planes which get off course, end there aro other "objects" which remain "unidsntlflod" for a few minutes. lu t • What If ceasebody got trigger* happy? .What if a command were ' ‘given to tend our airborne SAC 'Somhera and BrlUeh-baaod Thor '■tloeilo* against Russia T There am many who believe 'that war between the USA and • VSSX would bo an avoidable 'Tbhn»<|*rForeon* who fool this Way are always urging that wo ■'flit nuclear bomb teats, that We roach a disarmament agreement, th at wa negotiate from the foot* •IMHty ef Ilra-and-let-livs with world communism. The' ftrti m m to read that war with Ruaala la becoming an In* •vlublllty. It nqed not Inevitably ba a nuclear war, aa both side* ray refrain from uilng all-out weapon* and courting eelf-dertructlon. It may not bo World War III. Other nation* would bo loath* to Join In, m wo did In Wll* •on’* and F. D. Roosevalt’a proal* donelea, to make a limited war Into a big war. Sororal docada* of "entangling a 111 an co a " hart broufht u* to the main bout, and tha allies are scrambling to got out of the ring. But this wilt ba a war for sur* viral—American aurrlral. I t Is the only truly Irroipresslbl* . war wo will bars bad alnca 1M1-6I, and the only war alne* 1111*11 wboa foreign Invasion la a toallitie dan* ger. It I* a war from wbleh wa mutt not shrink, -ft a*n only ba avoided by shameful and catas­ trophic surrender — which aiiy American in tha Whit# House should look upon a t unthinkable. The Implications htro, of course, should bo the paramount concent of the 1W0 election. But for tho American people to bavo concern, they mutt have tho facto—and open their minds to tho facts. 1 do not know what Russian mis­ siles, at what locations, a n poised to assault continental USA when the time la ripe. But many of ua who work in Washington hava bean aware of continuing effort!, a t first crude but with growing sophistication, to gather military pitas to do ba physical h am . It la possible to ho a littlo lost than vague about American Intel* llfenee-gathering In air and apace. Tba Air Force has two "ultimate" Space vehicles la - th o . making. 0AMOS It for photo-intalllgoncc. MIDAS. It for missile detection. Meanwhile, tho non • military, pesco-1erring National Aeronauti­ cal and Space Administration has admitted It hao boon conducting U*I missions fro fromm seven U*S ____ locations outside tho UttA—from BriUin, West Germany, Turkey, Pakistan, Japan and Okinawa. The authori­ tative mag*ilnr, * Missiles and Rocksts, in tho latua of January, IBM, reported BAG bombers over Ruaala on mapping mlsilona being attacked by RunLan fighter planer. Tha Air Force hae denied that ita alaablo U-S operation at Del Rio (Texas), conducted by tho. 4010 Strategic Reconnais­ sance Wing (Light), files any In­ telligence mission eseept for In rocont year* ware, in fact, on photo * reconnaissance missions. During Mr. Truman’s administra­ tion, I had information that this wa« tha cate with a U. 8. bomber shot down In Baltic watora—but high Pentagon officials gave mo tho blank itora of Innocence when I tried to confirm It. Almost every correspondent roving eonti _____ „in town ___ could give similar case histories. Government In a democracy, at this denoT Why li It nocoooary? .Venal facts do not boar out any Only because tho Russians aro host, Is a partial conspiracy. De­ attitude which proiumtt tho po»- building weapon# and making spite pious sUtomonta of trust In tho pcopla, many loaders font that tho general public would panic in - : CASK *W lt Sandy, pgad m i, , Mi tha fox terrier our eon Den­ ial received from Ua teacher la We sixth grade. , - She wpa than only a puppy, so ‘.Ska has bean a member of tha . Crane family aver since. A Recently la tho IaU afternoon, - Mrs. Crane rushed Into my study while 1 waa typing tim e easa B Iteords. She waa crying to much she [/dauld hardly toll me^ what waa - "Oh, I kit Sandy with the car," . aka sobbed, as she leased agsinit tba door far rapport while aha „ nriad as tt one of our children bad Just bean killed. , In fact, that was the way aba -Mid fobbed three years earlier " M a n wa warn suddenly Informed that aur sen George bad bean , struck In mid air in his Cougar . jai and-had crashed to Me death. "Whom la aba?" I asked a t in Mtr vara A i w r u i v i, i n vwwn* ad almost atone deaf. And during tha past faw weeks, the couldn't Iocs to food vary wan, indicating tha waa going m m Apparently, aba was practically deal and blind. So tha had atariad running down tha sloping MU toward ear farm hams, net at* parting 1 car to bo an tha g n at. And aha probably hutted her head against the bumper. So 1 tried to console Mrs. Crane by toUing bar It waa a blasting that Sandy could die at home and In our own yard, for aha might hava bean hit on tha road where aha could have suffered far hours. • Mrs. Crane wanted me to dig a grave betide that af our big eottle which had died 1 few years ago. So 1 took the p i M and excavat­ ed a large bole white the ob­ tained a largo cardboard box for the casket. Than aha wrapped Sandy In a flannel blanket and put eomo flowers an her. Wa Mad tha ban shut and buried her. But not before Mrs. Crane pat­ ted her head for several minutoa and wa had a Uttlo funeral aarv- \frtsatrs.sg*m i S T ' M r *• "I drove Uw car on tha lawn >. aa I could wash h with tha haw. . Than ! started back up tha MU. 1 1 waa In low gear and net gotof - more than n ip t or 1* miles an i-' "But I hoard a thud against , the front hamper. When I stopr pad and Jumped out, thorn waa "Da you think doge pa to heaven?" she asked. "Da you auppom Oaargo IV to playing with her now?" and ran gestured to­ ward the sura, for R waa night before I had finished digging th* grava. How do you readers feel about Mrs. Crane's question!? If hu­ man baton go an to heaven, da faithful dogs and eats and other pets da Unwise? A glove eompsrtmoat Is found den In M. That Is because gloves, if carfjod’ can ba pi in a coat pocket while the glove compartment Is needed for a flashlight which does not light, n first-aid kit, a pair of dark gtaaain, 1 registration sard. foraJa are at chair springtime bait these days. Tha rolling green Santa Yncx valley Is iplsahad with watercolor shades of blue lu­ pin and golden popples. It Is tba time of year wa bald with song —we aing all year round at tba Chamber of Com­ merce; but Nature providaa the technicolor only these faw months. By summer, Mia bills are gold­ en-brawn. Tha wild flowers go to toed. Tho skies are blue and cloudless. The Eastern Immigrant Ailed to lbs Plimtoll mark with our flowery siren song, Is startled to And California the color af e o n flakes. In tba goldsa year of 1460, my great-grandfather trudged ever tha Sierra Nevada in tha lata sum­ mer. Ho wrote gloomily: "Wo era now in tha foothilli, near the gold mines; It la dry and hot, and to me tha mast desolate looking country I hava alrcraft Industries. But la those odd daya, pearls too rod aa tba astral plana. Communing with tha Ms stirs. Conversing with eery be­ ings from tha Law CooUnant of Lamur. What California waited waa In­ dustrial giants—a taw millionaires to develop the country. Tha eulllstg wa got wars rich in spirit. But atictly oa tba shorts whan It earns la snooty. Thay had big Idaai, tbsugh. I remember a bearded follower of Isis, the Egyptian goddess of fer­ tility. Ra was nuking ■ perpe­ tual motion machine la tha back­ yard-11 looked to ME like K would week. Wa had a man who preaebtd that milk was poison. Wouldn't touch a drop ef ft. ■ Wa bad a man whn lived eniy an nuts. coughdrope, a bobby pin and rubWbfla tho objects mentioned might ba regarded aa minimum requirement far comfort and safe­ ty. ether* a n constantly being added. Consequently, the chronic condition af the glova compart­ ment is that of being ovarpackad. Therefore, when Uw door to the •love compartment la opened tha contents will spill out and hava to he collected and tu ned back. And abject especially wanted has lo bo searched for and brought out tram behind object* which a n got Whan tho flaahUght is th* object af th* March tha aspirin tablets er th* cough drees com* out In­ stead. A ptil at tho rag produces the msec, the first-aid lit sad th* dark gfasaeA Should aa officer of Uw Uw aik to see the voglstnUan card and driver's license he will have to stead by white everything elan to brought out aad Uw deal Jects defy discovery. Proposals wiU tlao to time to af the objects to Bet hew could tl out bolag unprep I? i>f i si- Ii St SALE DAYS MON* TH RU thru 21tt SAT. . . . T O FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS EACH DAY PU RCHASING $5“ JL, SA V I W ITH "M LVIR DOLLARS" ON Hurry {{“ S S u , 7 ^ e „ ” S rth . ip in#l column era out of nor. raal nil.________________ _ in more than t»?s> of tho ranee w hen dll* earn U dtaoovarad In the function* or orftna of the body. Correction of faulty position of tho atamanla AN D SAVII t th a t correction of posture OUR INTIRK STOCK OF REGULAR Q U ALITY MERCHANDISI! A cartful compilation and miantion worn not eonflnod a u n t (nation of 9 9 ,n t actual to nay limited category, caaat of nkkittaa handled by Thin purvey by tha Chira* back KEL'S SILVER DOLLARS (By OK. V. U O KS1W1N) obytou, cowlutlMl u to th . value of pplnnl therapy in ramining health, V in t: th a t them to definite ratetionahlp between faulty poatura In the back and nor- AT i t KEL'S "SILVER D O LLAR SALE! * Chiropractic Research! - BARGAINS 16th 400 people a dav. By the present eanws. California should bo over IP million. It wUl have m an Congressmen than you can shake a stick at. This Is tha result af looking on tba bright, SpriagUma side af things. Instead af crying about (Mo brawn summer weather, wo sail daaatt lots dawn by th* SbBsr Sea. H m first Immigrants were hard to coma by. W* pleaded and eaolad. (Most af tab waa dona by Los Angelas San franeloeo fast sat around being haughty and high-taaad,) By paying Santa Ea sp in a l tha Southern Pacifle. Aagattowa waa able to start a rat* war. Th# transportation from East to West went down from |1M to PM, to $11 to 'll, On om spring day in UM. you could buy a ticket from Karans CRy to Lo* Angeles far pit Happiaeaa Through Health i Sample pbrnia: "If an Ameri­ can citizen were arrested by 1 foreign government and brought to trial at a spy. . And the president answered every one of them. Thus, this pren conference produced no hot Mt display of tempestuous emotlrf.) Flatly * - and lo repeated i . . . the president Ittlrueled that, * * no, not ea the spy affair. . . at tba conclusion of his prepared But Eisenhower neglected to statement, there would bo no put into effect the tamo no-quei. dUClUoAl. ' lion rule on hla past and rocky - T h o result waa Wat tba press association with former President eorpa put tato prattle# tha most Harry Truman. As • result * . reharfcable brinkmanship aver whtwl witnessed In Washington. Tho pro­ One must actually be present blem was how to get a spy ques­ In the room to appreciate this tion across and yet avoid draw­ vivid fourth dimension • • the |n. ing Ike’s Irt. ner manifestation when the pretiChafing at tha W , alas rotor- dent blows hla stack. prising reporters managed a The question: Would Mr. P.iienbreakthrough. They gob their speak out about Harry questlans in bjr sheer taet and bower Truman’s charge that Ike inubdeft diplomacy • • true brinkman­ bed him? ship. The president seeped tola hie lunge a deep, long breath, it re­ turned as a stream of thin sir riding out on clipped words that ■aid: "1 Just haven't time. . . . " That was all, and be wheeled to the other side of tha room • directly into the waiting words o r Sarah McClendon, bln chief chro­ nic needle-bearer. She asked a military question, By JAMES KELLER A postmen In Europe w i i Just whether the president realised wt need to step up production on too tired to'deliver some of Us lome weapons. mail, so bo allowed 220 pounds Still slinging from that mention of It to accumulate at hit homo. of Mr. Truman, he huffed: "Of Postal Inspectors, In response to course, your questwn Implies that many complaints over undeliver­ you know very much more about ed mall, Anally tracked him down the military than I do." And hem as (ho cause of nil tho tmuhle. added: "And R’t probably true."* The postman's rather unconvin­ Mrs. McClendon in a former cing explanation was that thq, ad­ private In the Wacs. The crimson In bis face had dresses were out in the countrytide and.ho simply hadn't felt like subsided when a feminine voice from the back of tha room asked walking that far. All • ( u* can be lax In respect-1 another query on tha Truman ing tho rights of others even while ■nub gerlsi. Did tba president, in IMI, not being extremely sensitive about only participate In Harry's in­ our own. augural pnrada, but alto attend In tho dlvino plan, you havo the his inaugural ball? a groat privilege of being an Instru­ At for ths ball, be Mid. h e* ment in relaying God's blessings didn’t think he attended. " I think to others. By fulfilling your part, I went right back to Columbia you will contribute to the petce (university) that day." he said. and order of their lives. Neglect But, butted the questioner, Ruth your role as a'conaccling link and Montgomery, "I attended a par­ you may depriva counties* per­ ty where you and Mrs. ElMnhower sons of what it rightfully theirs. want in and changed Into evening Think of yourself aa God’s mes­ attire and left for tba ball." senger and you will rarely with"Wall, then," snapped the presi­ hold tba blessings Ho expects you dent, "your memory is better than to deliver to them. minel" Tba crimson was back in A 'All that you wleh man to do Ms face. * to you, even aa do you also to Tba reporters practiced fine them." brinkmanship In thslr mention af (Matthew ? ;» ) the spy affair. But th* president Let me show the tamo consid­ neglected to put the no-quaslion eration for the rights of others, rule ra the Truman affair. They O Lord, that 1 expect for myoelf. hit that on* head-on. , . M AY v , 'A' ■ v «'* I i1*.' t Voro thaa three-quarters of Missouri's 44.1 million acres af land It devoted to farming. TERRIFIC M r* ii- They were a gaudy craw and most of them arrived on the f l special train. Well, now Urn Golden State has baeoms staid and formal. A few people run around In shorti. But they are tailored by Brooks Bros. (Tba perpetual motion man went ■round bars aa a turnip. Ha put on paota to go to town but he hated It. He said it was against Egyptian natural laws. The population la going up. Wa da net plead for mllUonilrai. They plead to get In. Property value* are on the astral plana. And la nU ways, you can see that prosperity and positive think­ ing pa hand-in-hand. by Ed Koterba doea ■ f f �ITlft Mrs. Strickland fin fa rft R rra li | Young, Hilliard Cowan Employes Presented Gift Wedding Announced Entertained By Circle Members A t N ew Smyrna A t Picnic Dinner Mrs. Chester Daniels was host­ el* lo the final meeting of the eurrent year of circle two of the First Methodist Church. Mra. M. R. Strickland, chairman, presided at the buiineaa session and thanked officers and members for their co­ operation in completing a success­ ful year. She also welcomed two visitors, Mra. Elaine Wagner and Mrs. Ruth Hawthorne. Mr*. Albert Jar­ rell led Ihc devotion period. Mem­ bers were raminded of the June businea* and program meeting in McKinley Hall, when names drawn for the eirclci, for next year, will be announced. Mrs. R. T. Warren, sunshine chairman, presented Mra. Strick­ land with a gift In appreciation of a year of faithful service. Mrs. Strickland read the poem, "I would rather see a sermon than hear one” by Eddy Guest.'Following (lie program, a covered-dish luncheon was served. MU* Gailc Jranrlle Young of New Smyrna lirach became the hririe of Albert L. Milliard. April 30. in an Impressive ceremony at the home of ihc hriric. The Rev. Bernard Ward, paitor of Emmanuel Bapiiit Church In Tituiville, officiated, in the pret­ ence of close friendi and mem­ ber* of the family. The bride wore a ballerina length gown of ice blue with while arcetsonri and her veil of silk illusion fell softly from a tiara. Sha carried a while or­ chid. Mist Nancy Rradhurv, roommalp of the hnde. was brides­ maid and Dewey Cogbum. bro ther In law of the groom, was best man. Mi*a Young revelled her edu­ cation ht Maplcion, Maine and complrled her nurse’s training in I«ewi*ton, Maine. She formerly workrd it Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. She is pre­ sently at Fish Memorial Hospital in New Smyrna Beach. The groom attended school In Webster, served wilh the U. S. Air Foree and is presently em* plojed by Convsir Astronautics at Cape Canaveral. Following the trip, Ihe couple fill reside at their new home in Southern Com­ fort Estates in Tilutrille. Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Cowan Jr. entertained the employeei at Co­ mma Company and their famlliei. at an oming and picnic at Rock Springs Park, Wcdneaday after, noon. Swimming waa enjoyed daring the afternoon, followed by a cook* out and picnic aupper. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cowan Jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Darla and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Chand­ ler and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. H. Z. BI shea, Mra. Voncile Vorndran, Mrs. June Linginfelter, Mra. Nondaa Gray, Miaa J e n Adam a, Bruce Me Murray and Mr. and Mra. Burke Steele. Sorority President i Names Committees Mrs. Ed Peterson was hostess to the bi monthly meeting of Gam­ ma lambda Chapter of Beta Sig­ ma Phi. The new president, Mrs. Tom Largen, announced commit­ tee chairmen for tbe coming year. They are Mrs. Stu Steison, social. Mr*. Don Hamnrr, ways and means, Mr*. Bill Rivero, service,' Mr*. Glen McCall, program, Mrs. Joe Dennison, publicity and histo­ rians will be Mrs. Wade Tye, Mrs. Walter Cook and Mra. Gerald Cov­ ington. Mr*. Largen. Mr*. Tye and Mrs. Stetson will represent the chapter as delegates at the state convention In Miami Beach next month. Two birthday parties will be held at the County Home this month with Mrs. Cameron Lawrence and Mrs. Reid Iverson and Mrs. Rivero at the other. MISS TOMMYE METHVIN, brltlv-elccl. loft, is Inintr served by the hos­ tess, Mrs. E. W. Peterson, lit the tea given in her honor. Mrs. E. ,1. Mossman, right, was co-hostess. (Herald Photo) Bride - Elect Honored At Tea Winn and Elizabeth Methvtn. Pouring were Mrs. Thomas Gal- May Breakfast tow ay, Mr*. Donald Hunter, Mra. Waller Cook and Mrs. Don Hamner. Etna ling hostesses were Miss And Card Party Tonya Winn. Mrs. Glen McCall, Mrs, Alfred Greene and Mrs. Mi­ Held By Club lan Harman, Sr. The hosle-ses presented Ihe honTile Social Department of the 01 ee with a silver serving tray Sanford Woman's Club met Wed­ as a wedding gift. nesday morning for the annual May breakfast following by games of bridge and canasta. The club was decorated with ar­ rangements of yellow day lilies and mixed spring flowers and each Individual tahte was center­ ed with nasturtium*. Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, department chairman, and her cnmmlller were In rharge of arrangement*. Commiller member* were Mr*. S. G. Harriman, Mrs. Howard Monlleth, Mr*. If. S. Duscsr, Mr*. George Stine. Mr*. Blanche Terlforst. Mrs. natph Ja n is. Mrs, R. C. Wiley. Mr*. L. K Spencer and Mra. F. T. Meriwether. Enjoying the card games were five tables of bridge and four of ranasla. Mrs. Margaret Proctor won high (core in bridge and Mr*. Irving Pryor In ranasla Mrs. R. C Wiley was screeno winner. About 150 gucsl* called between the - appointed hours of 3:3o to 5 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. W. Peterson, 708 Park Ave., lo greet the popular bride elect, .Miss Tommy* Mclhvm. Hie event was a tea given by Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. E. J. Moaiinan. Miss Methvin and Har­ old Johnson will be married May INTERMEDIATE SCOUT TROOP 211 This busy troop turned to na­ ture at their last meeting whan they took a hike from Sunland Estates tu the home of Mrs- C, F» Lind in Elder 8pring«. They took on, after a hike on Mr*. Lind a pioperly. Mr*. Lewis Morgan heads this troop. BROWME TROOP 378 Troop .178 enjoyed a skating party at Skate City recently after which they had refreshment*. Mrs. R. A. Smith and Mrs. C. D, Schoonover are the leader* for this troop. INTERMEDIATE TROOP 10 AND BROWNIE TKOOP 306 Much Inter-troop activity ha* been taking place between these two t mops. First, the older girls invited the Brownies to meet them at the park across from the Meth­ od 1st Church on Parti Ave., where they eerved rtfrethments and taught the Brownie* aonga and ainging games. The next week the brownies antertained Troop 1(1 with a flag ceremony and serving of lefreshairnt* at the home of their leader, Mr*. Olln Boutwell in Little Ve­ nice. At Ibis meeting, the Inter­ mediate Scout* put on ■ skit called "Good Horse, Christie." INTERMEDIATE TROOP 10 Thl* troop enjoyed a beach party at Naw Smyrna last weekend. The girl* and tbefr invited guetla Had a swim and cook-out, then formed a friendship circle when it was time ‘to leave. The girla were accompanied by Mra. Margie Brown, Mr. and Mra. Har­ ry Canell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry L'ancll, hr., Mr*. W. L. Row- MUSHROOMING The aunus) per capita consump­ tion of mushrooms in the United States is about one-third of a pound. Esteemed for their unique flavor by gourmets, mushroom* are also to be commended ai rela­ tively good vegetable aourcei of the vitamin B component*, ribo­ flavin and niacin, the Nutrition Foundation reports. Choir Member Feted A t Surprise Party Mrs. Norma McKrthan waa guest of honor at a surprise birth­ day supper given by members of the choir of the Barnett Me­ morial Methodist Church at bar home in Enlerpriae. Upon her arrival all the gueata were fath­ ered, eath having brought a tow­ ered dish, all enjoyed aupper to­ gether. Attending were Mrs. McKethan, Sonny MeKcthan, Ben Woodruff, Connie Sellera, Rev. Bill Swyear, Mra. Kay l « . Timmy Sain, Mra. P. Davis, Shelia Swyear and Jean Cunningham. Andy Evan. Fay Lee, Jr. Cun­ ningham. Judy Swyear, Linda Dunn, Wanda Jones, Mr. Charles Cassel, Mrs. A. Sain, Allen Sain, Mra. Evani and Mrs. Cecil Setlera. MISS MARY JOANNE ROHINSON Robinson, Aseel Nuptials Planned Mr. and Mr*. Merrill I*. Robin­ son, SIR French Ave., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Joanne, to Herbert Aseel, son of rforctf Woman’s Club Plans Mr. and Mra. Howell Srhuman, >13 Oak Ave., Sanford. Mia* Robinson was born ip Orlando and attended school* in Rochester, N. Y. and at Mexico Academy, Mexico. N. Y. where ahe was active In the Glee Club, Girla Chorus, Home Economics and In­ ternational clubs. She graduated with the 1955 class at Seminole High School and is presently em­ ployed by the Chelsea Title and Guarantee Co. of Sanford. Mr. Aseel attended school In Polsdam, N. Y. and Damascus, Syria. He served with the U. S, Army In Korea alyy), la presentlyemployed by Odham and Tudor Inr. In Sanford. The wedding will be an event of June 4 at ■ p. m. at the Con­ gregational Christian Church, San­ ford. No invitations are being sent ami *H Irignds of the couple are deviled U> • tlend the wedding and Ihr reception to be held at the Church, Safety Program The Clvle and Fine Art* De­ partment* of the Sanford Wom­ an'* Club will hold a Joint meet­ ing Wednesday al Ihe rlubhnuae. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 13 noon. Mr. Vince Smallwood, Male safety officer, will apeak on "alxty second* for aafely” and explain the new Florida Iraffl* laws. A program of guitar musle * • be presented by David Wayne Malhee. Mr*. A. C. McReynoMa and her committee will be to charge of the luneheon. All mem­ ber* are urged to attend as tfclf will be Hie.final meeting at (he club year. Florid* snap heawa brmtgM 114,700,000 to grower* during 1060. KATHY NEW OFFICERS-of XI Beta K u, who wero installed at the recent chap­ ter meeting art, left to right, front row, Mrs. Malcolm Loilire Jr., corres­ ponding aecrelary, Mra. I)»n Batten, recording noci'ctary, Mra, Gordon Frederick, treasurer, Mra. K. ('. Harper Jr., vice prenident. Back row, Mra. O. Andrew Speer, retiring prenident ia presenting the gavel to the new pre­ sident, Mrs. Harold Chapman. (Herald Photo) Sorority Installs Officers Mrs. G. Andrew Speer, president of the XI Bela Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Thl, was installing of­ ficer at the rendlrllghl Installation ceremony of the chapter whin the Chapman, president, Mrs, E. C. Harper Jr., vice president, Mr*. Dan Batten, rccurding secretary, Mrs. Malcolm Lodge Jr., corre­ sponding secretary ami Mrs. Gor­ don Frederick, treasurer. Mr*. Speer gave thr prugrain entitled, "our own enjoyment," She gave Ihc members same feel* on (lie realism of art and told the arigiu of nature's own plants. Air*. Harper announced final plans for ihr annual haiiqud at Ihe Mar-Lot, Restaurant. The next meeting will be al the. home of Mrs. Walter Price, Mr*. Alfred Mr*. Robert Cornell In Loch Ar­ Stanley, Mr*. Gordon Stanley, bor, Mr*. Phil Stinlry, Mra. J. M. Moye, Mrs. Jark Schlrard. Mra. Alvin Wrighl, Mrs. Jimmy Butler. DCess up tossed green salad with Mrs. Herold Hcckenbach, Mrs fresh vegetable* — grated carrot-, M. P. Alalhl.son, Airs. Harold radish and cucumber illres, raw Stanley, Alias Helen Price, Mis* cauliflower floweret*, sliced row Jeanette Prtrr, Mis* Peggy Lund- zucchini, celery chunks and tumatu wedges. quist and Miss Diane .Moya. group met at the home of Mri. Robert Cushing for the bi-monthly meeting. New officer* whn will sen e for Ihe coming year are Mrs. Harold Luncheon Honors Miss Sylvia Price Mra. Homer Little and Mrs. Bobby Little entertained with a luncheon recently, honoring Mia* Sylvia Price, bride elect, at tha heme of Air*. Homer Little. Tfae luncheon waa serves! from smell individual lables. The din­ ing table was overlaid with a cutwork cloth and hrld an arrange­ ment of while gladioli in a silver container. Other while arrange­ ment* In .silver containers were used throughout the party rooms. The hostesses presented Mis* Price with tome pieces of eryital in her chosen pattern. Gun*la included, the honoree and MONDAY Tasl Matrons Club OES 8 p. m. al the home of Mrs. B. C. Moore, 717 W. 1st. St. Thr Dependable Sunday School (lass of First Methodist Church will meet si 8:.K> p. m. at the home of Mrs. John Schlrard in lach Arbor. A covered dish sup­ per will be served preceding the business and program. The CWF of The First Christian Chur-h will meet at T:30 p. m. al the Church. TUESDAY Little Women Story league meet* at Ihe home of i.,mla Mit­ chell on 3rd. SI. at 7 p. m. Elec­ tion of officer* for the coming year will be hrld. If clothra responded to sunshine as flowers do, wr'd fully enjoy Ihe prrlly rnlort available in fabric* today. Unforionalrly ihe s u n bleaches the life out of most color­ ed fabrirs. Thr reaction of aunshine, water and dye not only fade* tutor hoi weakroi the fiber* as well. That's one reason why clothe* dryers are among today’* fastest s e l l i n g household appliance*. Homemakers agree that thry save money for the family clothing bud­ get. Kathy Celebrates Fifth Birthday Lillie Kathy Lynn Piercy cele­ brated her fifth birthday, recent­ ly, with a party given by her mother. Mr*. Holly Piercy, at their home on Holly Ave. The children played several game* and walrlied Kathy open her birthday gifts. Refreshments of rake, ice cream and cold drink* were served and horns, balloons, bubble gum and candy were given a* favor*. Billy Dyson received ihe "lucky" prize. Others Invited to help the honoree celebrate the event were Ginger Hodgra, Donslyn Knight. Bill and Dean Barley, Dale Grieme, Vicki Lynn and Debbie Hall, Alan Ilarkey, Ceel and Tommy .Stapleton. Sharon Kinard, Denise Sasser. Mary Cleveland, Cindy Ann and Halsey Piercy, Relay Londwell, Sandra Ilisncr, Judy Sasser, Mike Swaggelry, Johnny Thomas, Da­ vid DeUe, David Carter end Bar­ bara Toffer. Assisting Mri. Pierry with the serving and entertaining were kin. Lewii Barley, Mra. Barnard Ilarkey and Mr*. J. F. Harrison. 1 • Day Dereltptog flaevlaa Meeting Tomorrow The monthly meeting of the "Sa» agrttfa” of VAII-S has been set for May 17 at 1 p. m. at the K. M. Club. Plans will he dieeussed for making a banner to welrome the men home. All members are urged to coma and present new Ideas for boost­ ing Ihe husband* morals. Anyone desiring baby sluing service may leave their children with Mrs. Belli MrMains, 3103 Summerlin Ave. for a charge of 25 cents per hour for each family. WIEBOI.DT CAMIRA SHOP lit I. Park Baafeed, Pi*. Florida haa 1,000 fewer horse* and mulaa — work alack — thl* year than laat. ' OVER M YEARS at First and Palmetto (Along I Ida Poet Office* • Carpel • Til. ir-i <*, V ,t e . e Militant of peimanent* beer­ ing the fetnout Nutri-Tome name have bean given in beauty talon* at up to $20. Millions more in homeit e Hutri-Tonlc permanents ere formulated by specialist* with nearly 30 years of profaaaioAel beauty w h* tape- T H R IL L S ! C H IL L S ! SEE JOEY CHITWOODS • • • • CAMERAS Photography SuppHas Savagettes Plan C u tto m iio d for o il typo* o f hoir. Jumping off ramps Into apace! Balancing am two whecla! Rolling over and over! Crashing car head-on! creme bate give* you prettier aofter euris-curlt that lest and lu ll to gentle and to feat.. .waves deep down te . aa little ee 10 minuteet You’ve never had such natural looking curiel LEARN HOW NOT TO DRIVE ORLANDO JUST OFF ORANGE W ED N ESDAY AdeMe I1J4 SPEEDWAY BLOSSOM TRAM. N IT E - 8:30 Child ms He Current ra ti 4% R O U M I L U T F AN DERSO N �a e HJ K .>*'j, Y<v IS7 ■” • mmm/mgmg Take Sub-Group Baseball Tourney tho way for tfco Seminole tubgroup victory. Roy Lundquist hurled a nifty four hitlor Friday and got u n it help from a gamo winning ilngle In tbo aevonth by Jack Caolo to chalk up tba victory. In tbo final tilt, Bobby Johmon A pair *f yoong pitches* peved gave up two hi to la tbo second H » Seminole High benbalUr* enptured Um sub-group baseball tN tM f here Saturday u they fM p W p u t Lyman, 0-1. The locate p t a chance to play to the DiaU aa they nipped Piermm to epenlag round ploy Fridoy, i \ f frame and that waa all Lyman could do aa Johnton waa untouch­ able tho reft of tho way. Other sub-group winners were Winter Park, Croveland and Cocoa. The four team* will play toon to determine who will compote In the state tourney neat month. ' ,■* fW , •> •W T-*' J . v' G :y i ' *91 r%y m (Ms * : * ■\ ^ i f , ? 44 t -i • SEMINOLE HIGH BASEBALL SQUAD member* are, front row, left to right; Michael Caolo, Billy Howie*, Ray Lundquist, Steve Barnea, George Perides, Alex McKibbin, John Whelchel, J, Caolo. Back row; Terry Chriatencen, Paul Mitchell, Bobby Johnson, James Markham, Tom Butner, and Lin Bisner. * (Herald Photo) Upset Highlights Mike Duda Named Top Oviedo Track Activities Athlete At Awards Banquet Thomas cleared tho high Jump aoveo feat far tho llth i while hie Beaton University t w o waa losing a dual meat ta flymenae a t tho upstate New York University. • The abort*lived "world recordup during the Border Con* i meet a t Lot Cruces, N. M. of the four official timer* _kt Larry Dunn of tho Unlver* of Arlaona in 19.7 seconds aa tho StO*yard run. all listed World marks for tho distance but toe officials quickly discovered he had ooly run tlO yards. Nike Duda was named Ibe out* standing Oviedo High School athlata at tha annual awards ban* quat Friday night. Ovlado Coach Paul Mlkter pro* sanlad a silver basketball to Duda for four lettara. I t waa tha stcond year In a raw that Duda waa nam­ ed the achool’a outstanding athlete. Duda also won tha Jones award for tha most'Valuafale member of the basketball team. Tha beet all round girl’s award went to Eleanor Duda whlla Marian Fabry won tho frea shot award and Junla Fleming took top honors as tho best cage guard on tho town. Letters were also presented lo tho boys’ team. Awarded tatters wore Duda, Roy Watnrlght, Johnny Tesinrky, Ronnie Willis, Wes Evans, Benne Wainrlght, Mika Kennedy, Jerry Arndt, Ken. nelh Sparks, Johnny Courier, Richard Van Worsner and Jerry Ulray, Members of tho girl’s squad winning Utters w en Duda, Pat Jackson, Fleming,.Betty Baseley, Carol Rook, Fabry, 8andra Ballhorn, Kathryn Duda, Marians Bellhorn, Betty Duda and Suaanne Partin, Guest spanker of tha evening was llam a* Morris, former prin­ cipal a t 8em!nol# High School who stressed tho Importance af co­ operation to putting out n winner team. Members of tha jayveo team wars also pm entad with Utter*. They ware Jimmy DeShaso, Mic­ key Tealnsky, Johnny Jakubeln, Walter Holland, Tommy Estaa, Ralph Johnson, Jimmy Jonas, Bobby Pants and Wesley Swan­ son. Boros Wins Colonial Open Play FORT WORTH, Tea. (UPI) — Juliua Boro* flew home to see hie two-week-old son for the first time today — $5,000 richer and packing a distinct partiality for aoulhwaatem golf courses after IUCT DOYLE C O M M S I t O N H O P A M IC U L T U R I W- Ml. 04 winning tha Colonial National in vitatlon till* with par golf Sun. day. Tba 40-yesr-Dld New Englander, who now Uvea to Fort Laudardala and plays out of Slid Plnsa, N. C. sank a 30-foot sldehlll pressure putt fur a hlrdls on tha 17th groan to win a wild final round scramble that also Involved Auitrallan Kal Nagle, Gena Llttler of Singing Hills, Calif., and Tad Kroll of Sarasota. Boros’ final round S6-S4-70 along with earlier rounds of 70-71dl rnabile him to nose In ahead of Nagle and Llttler wbo finished at 211, and tha fait-closing Kroll, who wound up at 282. Nngle, who had a -17-33-72, and Llttler, who bad n 31-34-72, won *2,300 each, while Kroll’a third straight sub-par 69 after an open ing 73 won him 11,700. It waa the ninth tournament championship In Boros' career and the fifth ha has won to tha Southwest. Boros aald ha planned to skip this week'* Hot Spring open and the competing Greenbrier, W. Va., open In order to visit his new off­ spring, the third eon In n family of four children. He will rejoin tha tour at lndlanapolla Memorial Day weekend. Behind Kroll the field was strung out, with Mika Souehak of Groislnger, N. V., Ken Venturi af Palo Alio, Calif., and Jerry Bar­ ber of Los Angeles winning $1,400 each far thalr 2141, and defending champion Ben Hogan pocketing $1,200 for a 265. - - T K ELM AYE. T? ■III in i■<a i . n v \ \ -V—Y CM). Los AngcUa at Mllwaukae, night—Koufax (0-3| vs. Buhl (2-1). '(Only grafts scheduled.) Tuesday's Garnet si; LouwarwuikBoiphu; diu>r! Chicago at Pittsburgh, night already annouced Whites nt had San Francisco at Cincinnati, night boon traded to tho Senators and Los AngaUa a t Milwaukee, night White Sox Manager A1 Lo filed tho protaat on tha grounds that Claveland had utod • player who waa not on 4to team. Early Wynn had pitched o fivehittqr for his first win of tbo sea­ son aa the While Sox won tho first game, 4-0, but the Indiana took tbo disputed nightcap, *-2, on - BALTIMORE, Md. (U Pl)-D on Harvey Kuenn'a three • run 10thJordan and Sugar Ray Robinson Inning homer. In Boatcn, will bos at Momorlal Stadium to­ apokeaman for league proildenl night in postponed tunaup bouts. Joe Cronin aald Cronin would take Jordan, World welterweight the proteat under con*(deration champion from Los AngaUa, 149 tote today or early Tuesday. The Oriolei ran their winning pounds, meets Candy McFarland of PbiUdalphla, 1411k, in u non- streak to four gamea and gained a ebaro of the AL toad when title 10-rounder designed ta sharp­ rookie Steve Barber pitched a en Don far his crown defense three • hitter in their opener and against Benny (Kid) P a n t of veteran Hal Brown and rookie Cuba at Lao Vegas, Nav„ May 37. Chuck Ectrada combined in a Middleweight challenger Robin­ nine - hitter in the tccond game. son. 101, engages Pedro Consoles, Brown and rookie* Jim Gentile of Rankin, Pa„ 170, to a prep 10- and Ron Hansen knocked In two rounder, arranged to groom New runt each to produce a alx-run Yorker Roy for his return shot first Inning that routed Boston's at Paul Pendsr's crown (Naw Frank Sullivan In the nightcap. York and Mauachuaotta vtrslon) Johnny AnlonelH pitched San at Boston Juno 10. Francisco's fourth shutout to five Tha tunaup double-headar wm games, 2 - 0 , over the Dodgers originally achtdulad for lari and the Braves beat the-Pirate*, Saturday night but rain caused a 1-4, after a 4-2 lot* to other Na­ shift to Monday, tional League gsirea. The Yan­ kees crushed the Senators, 1M, and the AthlttJci whipped the Titans Gets Tackle Tigers, 3-0 and 5-4, in other AL NEW YORK (UPI)—Tbo Now gamea. York Titana announced today they have obtained Bid Youngolman, former tackle for the Cleveland Carlton Signs Browns, Philadelphia Eagles and BOSTON (UPI) - The Boeton San Francisco Forty-Ninoro, from Patriots of tbo Amorlcan Football tho Buffalo Bills to oxchango for League have announced the sign­ a high choice *1 next winter’* ing of Wray Carlton, former Duke American Football League draft. halfback who playad for tha Tor­ Youngelman, » , aland* 4-1 and onto Argonauts ef Canada's Big walgha 317. Four League in 195*. Jordan, Sugar Ray In Tuneups Tonight T H R IL L S ! C H I L I S ! SEE JOEY CHITWOOD’S two whootot ovor aal over! * $15,00 C ru h lac cbf ftrrelh Ptgn 6—Mon. May 16, i960 Hinojosa Paces Sanford Batsmen Tarpons Nip Greyhounds, 6-3; WHh .360 Mark Locals Host Tampa Again Tonight Sanford’e big right-fielder, Boll var Hinojosa, through last Wednesday night waa the Florida State League's tccond beet batter with a ,360 average. With 31 hits In 66 trip* through 23 games, tha big veteran can *et a new league record for hitt If he can maintain that pace until d o l­ ing day. Sept. 7. Widely known as the type of batter who “ipoU" the pitcher a etrlke or two, he ha* hit in IB of the 23 tilt*, and banged out five etralght elnglea In five tripx a t St. Pctertburg. Hero era etandings of all San­ ford playera through toat Wednes­ day. Player AB R H Avg. Banovie 8 4 3 976 Hinojosa 68 13 31 960 Sanders 18 3 G 933 Collck 15 1 5 913 Harrelion 65 8 18 927 Duke* *2 18 28 904 Peres 89 18 25 .251 Chavarria 101 24 28 .277 Green 87 14 24 976 Reed 30 5 8 967 Slik 8.1 22 21 963 Maloney .18 1 9 937 Petrlkoric 9 2 2 922 Caramel 5 0 1 .260 Segul 5 1 1 900 Dube 69 11 a .175 Freemen 1 0 0 .000 Bailey 4 1 0 .000 Blahop 7 0 0 .000 Lippold 8 O 0 .000 League Leaders By Uailsd Frota IadaruttonaJ National League Flayer A C1ab G. AB R. H. P et Burgess, Pgh 1* 3f 10 22 .3TB Maya, S. F. 27 101 22 31 .375 Cl mate, Pgh. aa ns 21 43 974 Curry, Ph«. 20 3* ■ 31 .334 Aaron, Mllw, 22 aa is 30 941 American League Maria, N.Y. 16 *4 14 25 .361 Hanaan, Balt 24 60 10 2* .363 Runnel*, Boa. 1* 72 10 36 961 Allison, Wash. 23 *6 17 31 .360 Brora, N. Y. IS 33 11 ».331 ----------------In National Leagne — McCovcy, Giant* 27; Clemente, Pirate* 27: Mataroeki, Pirate* 23; Banka; Cuba 34; Aaron, Braves 22. ^American Laafne — Skowron. Vunk*' '21} • Howard, Yanks'll: Gentlto, Orioles 21; Mlnoao, White Sox 30; Ltmon, Senator* 1*; Ma­ By JERRY COVINGTON The Sanford Greyhounds took two Florida Stole League games from the hapleia Orlando Dodger* Friday and Saturday and were de­ feated by tne Tampa Tarpon* here Sunday night, 4-3. The locals play boat to Ibe Tar­ pons hero again tonight with the game getting undeiaay at 7:43 p. m. at Memorial Stadium. In the game against the Dodgers Saturday night righthander Bob Goliek picked up hla fifth win ol the aeaaon against a ilngle defeat although he had to be removed in the seventh Inning. Hie hard throwing righthander was touched for 19 hits, one a homo run, but the Sanford beta kept him with a com­ fortable lead moat of the way. Dur­ ing hla stint on the mound he walk­ ed three and struck out aeven Dodger baiters. Big veteran handyman Calypso Hinojosa, who is filling In at abort stop for Dick Green, found the home run range over the weekend aa he hit a two run poke over the centcrfleld fence against the Dodg era on Saturday and a two run blast over the scoreboard against the Tarpons on Sunday. The Big Dominican Republic awinger la hitting around the 960 mark and la leading Iho league to RBI's. Be_ a big Job at the plate b* haa handled 1$ chances to the field while committing only one mlicue. to tha gama against the Tarpons S u n d a y , lefthandr r Marcelino Lopaa went the distance for the vlatton end limited the Grey­ hound* to thro* hits. The only damaging blow against the atrlkeout artist waa Hlnojoaa’a blow to the second inning and from there on out he abut the door. Lopex (truck out eight Greyhound batters and maintained hla league toad to this department for Urn aeaaon. Tonight tha Greyhound* face the Tarpons once again and Manager Robbie Robertaon will probably go with his aea lefthander Ron Ban­ ovie. Banovie now haa a record of 3-1. The Greyhounds are away Tues­ day night and they return home again Wednesday when they play boat to up and coming Leesburg. They, faro Palatkn Hare Thursday night ana will he heme again Sat­ urday and Sunday nights ai the St. Petersburg Saints invade the cltv. AB R H RBI TAMPA Dallrsiandro, rf .. 4 0 0 0 _ 5 1 2 o 3 Sorrell, 2b ........... 5 0 0 0 Upturn, cf Corralea. c ........... 4 2 ] 0 4 0 2 0 Wilson, lb Green, si ..»,«••«» 4 2 2 3 Smith, If .....••##• 4 1 0 0 Johnson, lb . . . . . . . 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 Lopex, p 36 fi 9 AB B H SANFORD 2 0 0 Dube, If Chavarria, 2b ....... 4 0 0 Harrelion, lb . . . . . 4 1 1 Hinojosa, is . . . . . . . 3 2 1 Perea, c . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 Maloney, rf . . . . . . . 3 0 0 Sisk, cf ................ 4 0 1 Gammcl, l b .......... 1 0 D Sequi, p ............... 1 0 0 1 U 0 a Sanders........ . Freeman, p .......... 0 0 0 Petrikovlc, p ....... 0 0 0 b Dukes ............... 1 0 0 4 RB| 0 0 n 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 J 28 3 3 2 a Struck out for Sequi in sixth, b Hit into double play for Petrikovlc in Bib. Tim pi ........... 020 120 001-4 I 1 Sanford ........... 000 201 000-3 3 2 Errora—Sorrell, Hinojosa. Ma­ loney; LOB—Tampa 10, Sanford 6; POA—Tampa 27-1*, Sanford 37-19; DP — Hlnojoaa-llarrelson, WilsonSorrel; HR—Green. Hinojosa; SB —Caramel; SAC—Sequi, Johnion; J HBP—Maloney, Dub* (Lopes). Mixed Loop Lead In Two Way Tie B. Edwards Builders and Town and Country era tied for flrat piece In the Thursday Night Mixed League. Both turn* have won 12 points to date wjth Powell Of- J flee Supply-in third spot with U wins. Following tlp> top three are' DrBary Pharmacy, 3lrs. Appleby’s, VFW Po*t 3621. Food Fair, Sanford Manufacturing Co. and Stein* meyer Roofing. Tho first gaiwell to that United States was drilled at Fredonia, N. Y., in 1121, according .to tho \ New York Stole Department of Commerce. rti, Yank* 1*; Smith, White sox National League — McCovcy, Giant* «; Boyar, Carda S; Aaron, Brave* t ; Banka, Cuba 7; Cran­ dall, Bravca 7; Tbomaa, Cuba «. American League — Lemon, Senator* $; Held, Indiana 7; Oerv, Athletic* 6; Skowron, Yank*, 81*. b en , Athletic*, Mlnoao, W h i t * Sox, Better, Senator*, all 3. Pitching National League — McCormick, Gianta 5-0; AnlonelH, Giants, Farroil PhUllea, Miller, Carda, Ellaworth, Cuba, all 2-0. American League— Hall, Ath­ letic* 3-0; Brown, Orioles 3-0; Coatee, Yanks 3-0; Dll mar. Yanki Portocarroro, Oriole*. Krallck, Senators, Morgan, Tigers, Font!elea. Red Sox, alt 2-0. To Play Kentucky LOS ANGELES (UPi)-UCLA has announced It will meet Ken­ tucky In basketball Feb. 17, 1961, a t Lexington, and will play Utah In football Nov. 26, 1942 at Salt Lake City. WANTED! YOUR ’ 54 CHEVY If It’* Clean and Runa Good IT'S WORTH MORE NOW As A Trade-In Than Ever Before SEE US A T - - - Holler Motor Sales ttocoad ft Palmetlo All Sanford and Seminole County Citizens i Please Turn Your T V Dial To Channel 2, Daytona Beach A t 9:00 p.m . TONIGHT FARRIS B R Y A N T “ tha most qualified man far Governor1* will bring to focus the real issues and what the people of Florida have a t stake in this campaign. Wa Sincerely Urge Each O f You To Listen In On head-oat! Channral 2 Tonight At 9P.M . LEARN HOW NOT TO DRIVE ORLANDO FA M i l l m *- By UaUod Praia lateralUsaal American League W. L. Pet. GB 14 10 M3 Chicago Baltimore 14 10 .5*3 12 t .371 New York 13 10 .5*5 CUvclmd Boston 10 10 .500 2 Detroit a 12 .421 3U Waahlngton • 14 .311 414 Kanaia City « 13 .373 5 Baltimore at Kansas City, night —Wilhelm (1-2) vs. Garver (0-2). (only gamo scbeduUd) Tooaday’a Gomes Boston i t Chicago, night Baltlmora a t Kanaaa City, night Waahlngton at Detroit, night Now York at Cleveland, night National League W.L. Pet. GB San FraneUce 11 1 .704 11 10 .M3 m Pittsburgh Milwaukee 12 10 .343 41k Cincinnati 14 13 .314 3 12 11 .421 7(4 Lea AngaUs ■ 14 .311 ■ Chicago St. Louis 10 11 .313 1(4 Philadelphia lladolphia 11 II .37* Monday’s Probable Pitcher* 81. Louis at Philadelphia, nighl —Mitel (1-2) vi. Owcaa (1-3). San Francisco at CtoclnnaU, night— Jones (4-3) va. Purfcey tn f n r h om S O U T H E R N G I E M K A L S , IN C m Standings ball fana with one of tho diaricit days to years: —Don Cardwell, 24 • year • old rilbt * hander acquired from the Phillies on Friday pitched the first no-hitter Against the Cardin ala to 41 years for a 4-0 victory to hit debut with the Cuba. ’ —The Phllllea and Reds staged a free-for-all at Cincinnati which frfoot, 8-lnch, 230-pound Gene Con ley featured by socking 3-foot, 11 Inch, 133 • pound Billy Martin above the left eye. —The Indiana tried to uae Pete Whlsenaflt as a pinch hitter after they had announced he had been traded to Ibe Senators. —The Orioles swept a double header from the Red Sox, 2-1 and 7-4, to Ue tho White Sox for first place. Cardwell, a native of Winston Salem, N.C.. who had a 17 • 23 record in three big league ms sons, mined a perfect game be cause he walked the second bat (er to face him In the first Inning of the Cuba1 nightcap with the Cardinals. The $-4, 210-pound right hander retired Iho next 26 betters In order, atriklng out seven and allowing only Sevan balls to be hit to the outfield.' The Cardinals, who hadn't *uf fared a ntne-lnning no-hltter since May 11, 1*19, bad won the first game, * - 1, on the strength of Larry Jackson's four • hitter and two homers by Kan Boyar. Tho froe • for - all between the Rods and Phillies broke out to tho eighth toning of their opener after Cincinnati pitcher Raul Sanches bit three players with pitched balls to the same frame. Phila­ delphia Manager Gena Maueh charged the mound and players spilled out of both dugouta. Um pi re BUI Jackowakl cleared both benches of players not to the gama when U was all ovor. Johnny Calllaon, Tony Curry, Cal Noeman and Frank Horrors honored to toad tho Phillies to • 14-9 victory to that om but Gua Belt drove to throe runs with homer and two doublet aa tha Reds won the nightcap, 5-1. Tbo unusual protaat developed In tho second Chicago-Clavelaad gama whan Jos Gordon root up J u a p la f •If rampa ln(o $1 For Each 100 Sq- Ft. Over 1,000 1L United Praia I sterna liens! It waa a day lo remember — a day on which form took a holiday. That’s Just about the only way to sum up Sunday's major league avonls that included the Mason's first no • bitter, It's biggest freefor • all, the possibility that the Indians used a player belonging to Um Senators and the spectacle of tbo Baltimore Oriolei sharing tha American League lead. In fact, San Francisco fana are just about the only ones who would call It a normal day: llle Giant pitching staff turned to an­ other shutout. Here's a rundown on doing! Uiit provided 221,1U Sunday h u e H ELL D R IV ER S H O M E FO G G IN G ,-j 94 DAY GUARANTEE A ll Home* Up To 1,000 Sq. Ft. No-Hitter, Free-For-All Spark Dizzy Sunday In Major Leagues 'is , i f %<■ I f United Preen International Smith’s upset triumph over Ray Norton, another oovontoot high Jump, by John Thomas • a d ' a gto-yard "world toot didn’t last long featured tbo VMkeod trtek and field activities. Who’s Dough Smith T Just an* Other guy named Smith until he tofeetod Norton Saturday night In too 10e*yOfd dash In tho West Conet Solars a t Freano, Calif. Morten, loading U. 8. sprint hope to r the 1900 Olympics in- Rome Old unbeaten la hie St previous racer, generally la regarded as flw werld’e fastest current human. ..Smith defeated Norton in a a r t finish with hath clocked ta Okr JUST O SPEEDWAY rOSANGB BLOSSOM TRAIL Farris Bryant Campaign Headquarters W ED N ESD A Y N IT E — 8:30 N r*L Air. r �VinfnrB RrralB Mon. May 16. 1060—Pag* 7 (D sah By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My husband's best friend is in love with me. He has never I touched me or said anything suggestive * to me, but 1 know it ns sure ns i am living. It is so apparent that even my mother no. ticed it. We arc nil in our thirties. This friend never married. I love my husband nnd children very much, Abby, and I don’t want anything , to happen to my marriage. This man works with my husband, and my husband hrings him home for dinner very often* The children love him, nnd he adores > them. Is it wrong to be too kind to people, Abby? How do I discourage him? When he looks at me 1 see desire in his cyes..l am not mistaken. A woman knows those things. Help me, please. 1 am n bundle of nerves over this. I've never talked to my husband about it. He doesn't suspect a thing. DEAR YOUNG MOTHER: I agree that children shouldn't call adults by their first names. Hut "Mr. and Mrs.” denotes respect—not formality. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I have a daughtcr-folaw who hns two Mexican Chihuahua dogs nnd every tinic she comes to my house she brings them. 1 don’t mind dogs as a rule, but these two look like a pair of skinned rata and I .detest them. She lets them run all over the living room and my sofa cover­ ing is already full of snags from their sharp claws. 1 have a nix-year-old boy, nnd when my daughter-in-lnw comes with her dogs I have to ask him to stay in his bed­ room because the dogs arc jealous of him nnd they keep barking until he leaves. How should 1 tell her 1 like to hnve her visit me, but to please leave the dogs home? MOTHER-IN-LAW DEAR BUNDLE: Tell your husband that when he Invites his friend to the I house for dinner, he should ask him to bring a lady friend of his own. Or else you invite one. • Television DEAR MOTHER-IN-LAW: Tell her that it is unfair to your son to be confined to his bedroom because she nnd her dogs are visiting. Say it in a friendly way—but say it. • DEAR ABBY: When I \yns growing up my parents thought it was impolite for children to cnll adults by their first names. As a result I was told that this wns "Aunt Joan and Uncle Bill" and "Aunt Polly and Uncle Al." Years later I lenrned that these people were not my real Hunts nnd uncles nt ait—just good friends of my parents. It was terribly confusing. I am raising children now, and I too feci that they shouldnH cull ndults by their first names, but I don't want to start that "Aunt Joan and Uncle Bill" business. Have you or your readers any suggestions? "Mr. and Mrs.*' is too forinnl. YOUNG MOTHER • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "IN LOVE WITH A MAN WHO HAS TWO HEARTS” : He wants to hnve his cake and cat it, too. He hasn’t "two hearts”— he hns two hats: One to wear and one to talk through. • • 0:11 I t ) tli f : i i ■«) IS) s :i tii s.se < :t (t) l.iS <*» IS) l t d tS) til fi«S (*) t i t * (Si 41 ) ill T :t l (*) l.SS ( ! ) IS) IS) 1:11 CV lil S SI IS) a• I «a » l;IS tS) ill 1.1* <:> ill 1:11 IS) tsi 10:00 IS.lt H itt li:ll ll:SS TU ESD A Y A. M. s.ie 7:ot T:!t M i MS *:l* t:i* 1:00 1:11 »;«# • * "What’s your problem?" Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teenngers Want To Know," send 25c nnd a large, self-nddresscd, stamped envelope In care of this paper. l:lt »:4i 1:11 »:*e 11:11 U tse Do Something H le k w ar F slrsl n i i t » i i - « » i —eearta Amo* *j t a > < r News upon* w **ih*r t ' t n t r a t Fla. N’awa Wsaffcsr M arked Mawa TVaaklr Saw * X st Isw J o h n Daly SS Man )>iaait Thia Slaa Daws** Nava ntata T roopir K a ta Bmtth I h a w Charenna Manhunt l*. H. Morrt*r r a t r o l Walla l a r g o Bourbon e tr a a t Bant S 'a thtr Know a Baat P a t a r ‘Gunn Danny T hem aa H a l l m a r k Hall o( Tamo Ann B otham T om batona T e r r i to r y ABvanturoo ta P a ra d is * (01 )ltnn**a»r 1*1 T t d Slack A i n a u u r a <*) D uP ont Show tSK S K S I N*w« * W t i t h t r 41) Uovla IS) M e r i t ts> J a c k F a a r in ti ( ! ) C e a i l n a a ta t Ctaaarooai tsi Today — D a t a O a r r a v a y (S) W aa tka r ( I ) F a r m S la r h a l H tp-L I, (*) C a r to a a a ( ! ) Today IS) N a v a (I) Nava ( I ) C a p ta la K a a g t r o e (3) M orning T h e a tr e (Si Bom oar Boom t i l l l t a d a r a DIMS! IS) N o v a a n d Intar*t*w a I I ) N a v a - W ea the r I t ) Do X* Ml ( I ) n » d Row* Show (I) K arlaon K aasre (Si P la y T o u r M ua th ( I ) On T k t On ( l ) Movie IS) P r ic e l a I t l t h t («) 1 Love Duty tsi csncentrailan <t> D a i o m b t r Brie* TUESDAY P. M. For Your Figure Juit about now you are pro­ bably flinging off your coat and gasping when you take a good !6ok at your figure in that last summer's dreu which DIO look •o well! You wonder how you can get by without the cover-up of a coat. Don't wonder! Do something for your figure. To auit the very definitely feminine fashion* —figure revealing, softly bloused, fitted, or easily belted—there arc underfashions to give the control ' your figure needs. Foundation garments are made of soft laces, ribbons, the sheerest fabrics and newest elastics. Bras are beautifully shaped and are perfect for both daytime and evening dresses. They will make you feel comfortable and well dressed both underneath and on the outside. If you are planning either to make or buy some new dresses, why not he wise and let your figure come first? The least expensive dress can look wonder­ ful when worn over the proper Undergarment. For Instance, If your dress hai a deep plunging neckline, your bras must confarm to thia line, so 1 auggeat that you gel the right bra far your figure ^nd then plan your dress neckline around it. The sheath requires certain control underneath and the control may well be a corselet. Many of the spring and summer models are strapless with the bra cups wired for support. This season you have a wide and wonderful choice of colors, and nothing puls you in the gla­ mour class as do underfashions In color. This season beige his be­ come a basic tone but new are Icy-Gray Blue and Daffodil Yel­ low, And there are more black underfashions than ever before. Black undergarments with black costumes are the most rewarding. You feel so welt dressed! If you are the type who wears "panties" of any kind, be lure to be properly fitted in a panty girdle of the correct length for your legs and the "panties." lit.'* (SI T r u t n o r C a as o g n sa saa (SI L o t s a t U f a t s i Itettls aa Qua t i l l * (Sl M a r c h for T e m a r r n w i s ) Lava T h a t Bob ( I ) I t Could » # t e n 13:11 tit GutdlhB Light 11SO t l i ( S ) C anolrad T t e t 1:1* IS) M a tln te T M a t r a ( t ) Ban Fra a etaoa Boat ( t ) A i T hg World Tnrma t i l l ( I ) Day l a C a a r t t l ) Queen F a r A Day ( I ) F o r B a tt e r n r Wnrao t i l l (!) 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Thursday night's welcome home party for Elvis, held at a Miami Beach pad by Frank Sinatra, managed to sustain a relaxed, happy-happy mood despite some choppy tape-editing. The stage was stylishly simple. There were funny moment*. Now and then, it got unnecriarlly loud and some dance numbers, con­ ceived with fresh formats, man­ aged to bog down in technical handicaps. The heralded "summit meet­ ing'' between "The Pelvis" (Elvia) and "The Hip" (Sinatra) was a let down. I'm pro-Elvit even though I sometimes pais along jokes about the lad. But I don't ridicule his vpcal talent, which 1* consider­ able. 1 can u ke El)is with or with­ out the sideburns, the guitar, that silly alp-high hairdo and the wig­ gle. But I was sorry to see him lose his way on the ABC-TV spe­ cial by ellempting to play .Sina­ tra's style. He's not ready for it -y e t. Elvis went the way of Peter Lawford, Sammy Davis Jr., and other* In Sinatra'* circle. He sub­ merged his own personality (un­ sophisticated in this case) to reach for the leader's Jargon and sophisticated atyie. In trying to rise to the hippie, finger • snapping, ring-a-dlng-ding swing of tha Sinatra crew, Elvis made himself sppesr ill at case and only exposed his surprising (after all he's been through) lack of poise. Elvis chose to sing (wo undis­ tinguished songs that represent hie latest record release and again, he didn’t coma off very welUq ibH.vlUi area. Hit vole* failed to project and I suspect the sound balance was off. Or maybe the engineer li a Fabian fan. Anyhow, lbs rich tone* and color­ ing* that he can produce were smothered by the music accom­ panying Elvis. He could have pre-recorded and dona a Hpsynchronlied job, but choie not to , which Is to his credit. Presley's numbers didn't do much to show off hit rhythmic, relentless feeling for up-tempo tunes to best advantage. Nor did they display the emotional depth, the natural shidlngi he ran give to bluee numbers or ballads. There were others on the show, fV Tonight The Chordcttes end guitarist Rabicai ara with Kata Smith on CBS at T:M. A wealthy women asks protec­ tion against her husband In "Suitabla For Framing." the who­ dunit an ABC'a "Bourbon Street Beal" at 1:30. Ginger Rogers again — this lima on Steve Allen's NBC hour at 10. Also Erroll Garner. County Council To Meet Wednesday Tha Beminolt County Council of Parents and Teachers will meet at 9:30 e. m . Wednesday at the Pintcrest School to Install new officer* far the year. Now officer* am Mrs. Gordon Frederick, president) hire. T. C. Thompson, vies president; Mre. Ralph Wight, sscroUry and Mr*. W, C. Hopkins, treasurer. WANTED! '54 CHEVY too. Sinatra, his voice not ai re­ sponsive as it has been in past shows, was a gracious host, lie let his guests dominate (he tom­ foolery. Nancy, hia cute-looking daughter, did a good Job with'her minor key dancing and singing roles. Joey Bishop's prepared ad libs imparted some snap but the funniest spot, 1 thought, was Sam­ my Davts' imitation of Dean Martin. Ii was a devastating ex­ posure and it won't burl Dlno one bit. Peter Lawford knocked about In aimless fashion and kept smil­ ing. This Sintra • Lawford • Bishop-Davis act needed more time than It got Thursday night to build into something, I suppose. Incidentally, they tell mr Elvis was paid 3123,000 for singing his songs Thursday night. What G. I. Bill is he enrolled under?. THEY NEVER CHANGE 9-11 Kennedy's West Virginia Victory Gives Him Top Spot By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (U P I)-S u ch of the stop-Kennedy movement as may have survived tbit West Vir­ ginia tornado will adjourn now to a smoke-lilted national convention room in Los Angeles. A small room will suffice. Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Maas.) did not get full credit for his victory last month in the Wisconsin presi­ dential primary. A complicated voting procedure plus a substan­ tial Catholic Republican element in the electorate blurred the re­ turns. The basic fact in the Wisconsin returns was that Kennedy licked Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMlnn.) and llckad him good. It became Instantly apparent that If Kennedy wera to be stopped, those interested In stopping had to move fast and together to gat tha Job done. It could have been—and was— predicted from Milwaukee that thero would ba a gang-up against Kennedy in this week's West Vir­ ginia primary. Tha strategy was elemental. If (ha supporters of all other actual and potential demo­ cratic aspirant* threw their sup­ port to Humphrey in Wast Vir­ ginia. then Kennedy probably would lose that primary. This was not flattering to Hum­ phrey. It meant that other Inter­ ested partlea did not Uke seriously Humphrey's pitch for the presl- denllal nomination. They were will­ ing to build Humphrey up al the expense of Kennedy because of confidence that they could cut Humphrey's throat at the conven­ tion. What they feared was that an­ other Kennedy primary triumph would glva the young man from Maisacbustlli a claim on tha Democratic nomination which sing­ ly or in alliinra they could not challenge. That la Just about what has happened. Kennedy's lop-sided victory in Protestant West Virginia Is a solid argument that the Democrats dare in I960 nom inale for president a Roman Catholic. The old pros In the parly wilt gel the message. Some of them have no special favorite of their own but have been aloof front Kennedy because of his religion, These should be­ gin shortly to Jump aboard tha band wagon. Some other old pr6s are con­ HOME FROM ^ THE HILL ROBE RT MJTCHUM - ELEANOR PARKER PLUS AT 19:39 ONLY Seat it tons! Comedy HU "DESIGNING WOMAN* Ciataaecap* A Color Htarrlag GREGORY PECK LAUREN BACALL IT'S TIME FOR B R Y A N T T O M IO H T ON TV 9 :0 0 to 9 :3 0 P .M .C h 2 " T H E F A C T S S P E A K !’’ t YOUR TRADE IT 'S WORTH MORE NOW As A Trade-In Than Ever Before SEE US A T - - - , n a rsfcMtiR n » i BRYANT \ u Holler Motor Salos fronted by a more complicate problem. Fbr example, there 1b Sam Rayburn, the speaker, llr. Sam is campaign manager for big fellow Texan San. Lyndon B, John­ son, who hag not avowed hid candidacy but who U a candidate all the earns.. Shall Mr. Sam and Lyndon new sit down in the speaker’s room and decide to threw la with Kennedy or, ihatl they sit down wltk third parties and decide to Uke a abet at stopping Kennedy ta Los An*' gelas? A hard decision, thaL What of Harry 8. TrumaaT HST has a candidate but HST U coy. It is fairly apparent, however that Truman’s boy Ja Bee.- Stuart Apia* ington of Missouri. For Mr. TV and Symington the big question la; now, whatT And Mre. Eleanor RooeeviKT She thinks Kennedy won’t do. Rol Mrs, Jt. is a rattling good ^oUUeo, She knows she can’t bant body with nobody. Sbe else know#, if you can’t lick ’am,-join ‘am. PHONE FA 3-1313 NOW SHOWING FEATURE AT 7:13 - BEE COMPLETE BHOW AS LATE AH 9:9* NITELY If It’» Clean and Runs Good Given FREE With every Hotpolnt Appliance NO MONEY DOWN According to Stewart'e latest eiUmete, this project, aleog with some nmodellng work In the two pneent office buildings, will cost 103 million dollars. He also ha* plans for a House subway aystem similar to the Senato'e fancy new underground rail­ road and for a station wagon shuttle system between the old of­ fice building) and the Capitol. It will eover a distance of roughly one block. At the outset of Stewart'* budg­ et presentation, subcommittee chairman W. P. Norrell (D-Ark.) delivered ■ little lecture an tbs need for economy, bat not much was heard on this subject after that. Like senator*, our congressmen need all the tender loving cere they can gat, and Stewart and we taxpayer* make goad pro­ viders. YOUR 1000 T O P V A L U E STAMPS ClAOtMB A l i l l l la r e a yean and less able to withstand the rigors of legislating. The shock came last year when the Senate opened a new 31-mil­ lion dollar office building and then began having s e c o n d thoughts that cost a few hundred thousand dollars more. Some of the second thoughts in­ volved the elevators which didn't respond quickly enough to suit the senators. Stewart obligingly in­ stalled a special senatorial butter this year to make certain they got instantaneous service. This worked very well except that some senators have started la complain that they are, embar­ rassed, by riding up and down In solitary splendor while other po­ tential passengers are left strand­ ed. The up shot is that Stewart may have to install tome additional elevators at a cost of around ■ half million dollars. As you can see, Stewart his been a busy man and I fear the worst ii yet to come. Members of the House legisla­ tive appropriations subcommittee hid Stewart in for a hearing re­ cently to see what be wee doing for their side of the Capliol. Ills testimony has Just been published end 1 think it is fair to conclude that House members are not be­ ing neglected. 1 was particularly interested In the discussion about a new House office building which the architect la ending to give congnismes equal status with senators. Welcome Back Elvis TV Show Sustains Relaxed, Happy Mood (, o V I I t * ° " �;^-.;h3K;.A-'VTV-\V *4;. T f «Nj * v ' ■i I *' - Pag« 8—Mon. Msy 16, 1960 g « r« 9 r— ^ VOUVADULDMT HAve Vi'1 VOUD66TA l im it o s „ WMATVOU J SPEND TMATTPCXia| RAN O v c o mv budget a g a in t h is _ WEEK j— ,■ * , l* - . * - ' * t «U» OUT O F MCNt. BCFCWE HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results I P M C H IT t— By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN - T M rw r k a b m > BOTTLENECK DOWM OH TH#/ « W HMHWYt BEDROOM home with Florida room. Us baths, in DsBary. FA 2-7213,________________ NICE furnished apartments ron^ venirnt to beat. Apply apm man! 2. 2300H Sanford Ave. 3-ROOM furniihed apartment with bath and (arage. 2314 N. Nar­ cissus. FA 2-3144. i-V i * safe - NICE clean 2 bedroom house, my. DEADLINES furnished; carports sod utility room. Close to navy bate. Ml m o n t h. Ph. PA 2 4607 or FA 3-0711. O, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i you WANT? TtM. tors Fri • X P. M. day kc far* l i H r t l N . Mo*. S at . boor . S-ROOM. house, furnished, Country Club Rd. k GrapcviU* Ava. 274 per mo. Fenced yard, II cit­ rus tree*. Ph. FA 2-4212. STRAIGHT .CLASSIFIED] Too*, thra FrL . > P. M. So; bafaro iwortiML Mm . • 8*4. »*•*. C- IH.-. , 8-BEDROOM upstairs downtowg furnished apartment 145 p*r month. FA 1-3071. FURN. Ap*. S01H W. 1st 8L KESrONSUtUTTl T h # B o r o 14 Will * * t h a ra upaue ikla far I h a a aw* t a r o r r o e t l a m H m *4 j o u r a d , a a d r e a a r v a s th * r i g h t t o m h o * r r o | * c t a a y ad* vrrtU O M rat f r n t h a t ardorod to c o a f o r a t o t h * polUiao mt t h i a IW m V. I r-t. . CLASSIFIED INDES >-• i 1: ^■ nsuzsD 1 • . — a .......... FOVO-WMia GOfTEN HUSO, SN oror L Far Boat A Wanted to Rant 4. Real Batata Waalad 5. Real Eotata Far Sala A Martgag* Laaaa 7. Ruaiaesa Oppartaaillaa 7-A lasuraaca A Femal* Help Waalad A Mala Hot* Waalad 14. Mala *r Faatala It. Wark Wen tod IA Plum blag 8errleea 13. Electrical Sortie** 1A Build, Palat * Repair 15. Special Sertieaa 13*A Baauty Parian 14. Flow a n A Planta 17. Pata - Livestock . 8ap| 1A Machinery • Tool* It. Boat* aad Moton 34. Antamobilaa 24-A Trallon 21. FuniJtur* 22. Article* For Sal* 22-A Article Waalad 2A Nolle** * Paraaaala 24. Loot A Found FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ ment, upstairs, private entrance. TA 2 3257. iff WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi prlvato baths, 111 W. First St. GAVE US KIDS ADANOVPtANO FOR OUR SHACK Legal Notice Ik THM Cl RE I IT COI-HT, M A T H J l l l l t ' l V i , - t ' l l l l ' H T O f FLU HID v Ik A k D ' W H i k S l V b f . s C O t k T S in r n s s r s s r NO. IMSa XAOMI R. COK, Fla lntlff, vaKDUAR A. POK. Dafandant. k o T ic H t o n s r s a n T H E HTATK O r FLORIDA TO| KDOAR A. FOE 1I1II U u n p u w d ar Road HaltavlUa, Maryland A H nurn Com plaint bavin* barn fllad a a a l n a t you In th* Circuit Court In and f o r Hrmlnol* Courtly, Florida, In Chancery, f a r Divorce a nd ih* d e te r m in a tio n of p ro p e rty r l a h i n of th* p a r t i t a In c e rta in p r r n o r ta lltr coualatlii* of a to r k In Tha L aurel Building Aaaoclatlon of Prlnc* a a o r a * * ' C ounty, M a ry ­ land. ' a n d a 1S4T Plym outh a u to mnbll*. a n d o l h a r relief, the abort till* nf aald nitllon bain* NAOMI R. PUK. P la in tiff, va. EDOAft A. POK, D afandant, lhaa* p r r a a n ta ara to caua* a n d r*qulr* you to f||# yo u r w r lllo n dafaaaoa If o*y, to th* Com plaint fllad haraln. and In a rrv* a copy t h e r e o f upon P la in , life * a tto r n e y on nr brfor* th* Tlh day of J u n e . ISM, A. D., o i h r r wla* a Doer** Pro Confaaai* will ba e n te r e d a a a l n a t you and th* caua* p r o r a t d a a pari*. WITNF.HS my hand and otricla) are I a t ganfnrri, Semlnnla County, Florida, Ihla l l i h d a y a t May, IMS. Si (SLA I.) David M. Oatchal C la r k of tho Circuit Court, Hamlnola County, Florida Hr! M a r th a T. V l h l ta D. C. K r n n r l h a. Sp a u ld in g A tto rn e y fur F l a ln t l f f Sanfnrd A tla n tic N a tio n a l Bank Bldg. Hanford, F lorida Publlah May IS, Jl, I* A J u n e 4. 1-BEDROOM furnished homa tO responsible people. flOQ month. FA 2-3441. FURNISHED apartment, desa FURNISHED apartment III wfc, FURNISHED 4 room apartment, and dose in. Adults only, Sleeping room 94. FA 2 2784. water furniihed, $40 per month. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4012. CaU PA 2 3011. 3-ROOM cottage read; to more FURNISHED a p t FA 2-2100. in, completely furnished, all NEW. 2 bedroom duplex, nicely utilities. Adult* only. 2404 Park furnished or unfurnished. Low RENT A BED Ave. By week or month. rentals in Casselberry. Pb. Or­ Rollaway, Hosplta' A Baby Beds lando, CH 1-3123, Ml 4-S2M. By Day, Waak or Month APARTMENT, Soulh Sanford Avc., CARROLL'S FURNITURE » near Lake Jessup. FA 2-3444. FURNISHED apartment, clean lid W. lat St. and nicely furnished, knotty Ph. FA 2-S1I1 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-4344. pins walls, fireplace, extra larga bedroom. 119 Elm. 143 per month 2-BEDROOM housetrallcr 410 per Also, 801 Mignolia, I bedroom week; In Osteen. Ph. FA 2-0319. apartment and 1210 Elm, du­ Legal Notica plex, 243. Call NO 4-3267, 313 PALMETTO Ave., furnished bachelor apartment. I T ATSC O f r t .O R ID A TO I 4-ROOMS and bath in business T H ESARAH K. IAJRD, ■eclion. Ideal location for small 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Rasldanr* Unknow n! business. Reasonable. P h o n e A aworn Com plaint h a v in g b a t e Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. fllad a a a ln a t you tn Ih* C lr r u lt FA 2-4214. Court la and for Hrmlnol# County \ FURNISHED aparimenla, hard Florida, hy RAYMOND E. 1-OHnV wood floors, tils baths. 442 W. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex for dlvorca. It-a abort Ulta of apartment; lake privilege*. 343 47th. Street. which ta RAYMOND K. UVIID, month. FA 2-3729. P la in tiff, varau* SARAH K. LORD. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables D efendant, than* praaant* a r e tn 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, comm and you to a p p e a r and file 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. yo u r w r i t te n daranaao haraln na kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4444. or hafor* th* 11th d a y of J u n a , Legal Notice rr* T R n r n .u itin s r i . h r i n * »►:* r i . u r a r . v T I'OHMIMIOV T si.i, *m 4 *ik m , n . n n i D a N otlr# la h ereby g l v r n th a t Ih# Florid* Developm ent Commletlon h a s I n e p tc lr d a Cornrnarrlil A i r ­ port alt* tn Hn-llon IS. T nwnehlp I I Koulh, lia n a # IS Kaet, la Sami* nola County, Florida, upon a p p li­ c ation of Hemlnole Ranchr*. Inc., SID* K a i i C e ntra l A vault*. Urtando, Florida, In a p tc llo n r t v t u l e the alia In ha au'llaMa f»r ilia purpi.ara Intended. Piitillo nolle# la hereby a iv r n t h a t an a i r p o r t alta a p p ro v al will ha laauetl on o r a f t r r Slay I I , m u . unlaaa prior to Slay t l . !*(•, *?’nw'!. i.lw ahould not hr g r a n t e d ; n r A t m i o n i T t OKI F lorida Drv e lo p m r n t C»ninilaalnii thla l l t l i d a y or Slay. A. U , l»*«. T. IV. l Y llh tr ln g ln n , Herr*ta r y - U l r a u lo r F r a n k H. H tu u u tn lr* , Avia­ tion Mafaly A a r n t A viation D e p a r t m e n t h im css u p at it THM S T A T S OF FLORIDA TO IVOLK I t DOWDY. NO. * NORTH S T R E E T h u m ; o n ass h o m es RICHMOND, KENTUCKY A S w orn Com plaint hkvlna been fllad a a a l n a t > nu- In th* Clrrult C o u rt In a n d t o r gemlnol* County, Florida, by WAVEHLY KAIII, DOWDY. Hll.. for d lro rca . th* abort till* of which la WAVKIILY KARL DOVVnr, HR. rialn u rr. vareu*. R. DOWDT, D efendant, thaa# preaania a r a tn coratnaad you to a a p a a r a n d [II* y o u r w r l l ta n dafanaaa h a r a ln e a or hafor* t h a Slat day of Ju n a , A. D. I l l s , a r olharw la* D r r r c * I'r n Coufraao will h* antara d n a a l n a t you. T ha Hanford l ia r a l d la daalanntad aa • n a w apapar of g e n e r a l e lr r u l a lion In which thla c ita tio n ahall ba pu b lla h rd one* a a r h w a a k for f o u r ronan-utlv* waak*. WITNBMI my h a n d * * d official aaal of lha Clark of th* Circuit C o u r t , nn thla th* H l h d a y *f May. A, D. 111*. tS E A L t David M. Oatchal C lerk of C ircuit C ourt Hyi J o a n M. Wllka, Deputy C lark Ca rroll U u rk e At tor nr y a t Law Hanford A t l a n t i c N a t l . Bk. Bldg. Hanford, Flo rid a A tto rn ey for Plaintiff. P u bllab May IS, St. la B j u n a *. Legal Notice r o t m sn v iv a r o u s ia n n s Nad** ad FwhM* H a a r l a a To w hom M m ay c o n ca ral Notlr* I* h araby a i v r n tn accordanc e w i t h Bactlan S* of th* Zoning R egula tio n* t h a t S o u lh e a t* Prope r! lea, I n r . baa raouaatad th* f o l l o u l a a daacrlbad p r u p r r t y to h i a o n td V-l Com marclal: l l - a a t a point i l . 1 t ft K a n d SI 0* ft N of tha-H W r o r o f th* N’E ’a of tha HK-. o f Hr.-. 11-11 -S IS R throe* K l l ' | | l l u K a dlala n r* of l i e * * ft.; t h e m * N I ' a m " VV a d l r t a n r e of «■* nn 5Li t h r n r * ■ 11*14’ 11’ W a d i a t o m * of Sta.M f t ; thane* B l**FM" R a dlata n r* of 4**.** ft to Ih* FOR. Public h e a r i n g will h* bald In t h * Sam ln ola C ounty Court Hciua*. t'outily Coainillatnneru room, Sanford, Fla., on Wadnaaday J u n e I, I f So a t T:Sa P. M. a r a a aoon t h a r a a f t a r a* poaalhl*. Hamlnola County Zonin g Commlaaloa By R o h a n K B ra w a s b r is h l h i Samlnola County Boalag Dlrtclwr \ - v r - 1 -v ‘j* i ■Jfv - L--V 1 fc Nolle* l o All R U c trlc laa a a n d K laclrlaal C e a t r a a l a r a Nolle* la h sra b y glvan, p u r a u a a t t o C h a p te r 11-lSll, Law* • r Florida, t h a t on F e b r u a r y IS, 111*, th * Board a f County ro m m la a lo n a r a ot g a m la al* County, Florida, c r a a ta d a B oard a t H l o c in r a l R a a m l a a r a la aaam laa, claaalfy a a d c e r t if y a ll alaerloiana a n c a g l a g la w o r k aa * l* * tr le ia a i la aatd c o u a t r a a d a ll a la elrlea l co n tra cto r# a n a a a l a g la bualwoa* t a aald a au a ty . A a g ro a ld a at o f Bab^laolo C e u a ty w h a waa aellvaly e n g ag e d la U S hualnooa a r oc ca p atto a o f • l a i t r l i k a l a aald M e a t y , a a d a * r g a r a a a , fir m o r - o r p e r a l la n w ho w a a actively e ngage d I* th* hualnaaa or a c o u p a tla a a f *l*otrleal a o a t r a e t o r l a aald c o u n ty prior to April 1, I f i l m ap m a k a a ppllcatlo* ta aald b oa rd of a s a m l n a r a for a a o rtlftea to o f qua litlc etlo n w l U o a t a ia tn ln a iln o . Bald applicatio n, I* th* form proocrlbod bp tba B oard of E loctrleal X lam inar*, ahall b* accompanied by a t e a m a ta i a m a n t *f Ik* a p p lle aa t I b a t k* m aata a ll tb* require m e nt* of kactlou S of C h a p ta r S l - l l l l . Law * of F lorida, t o g g th e r w ith lb* o orllflcatlo* too required by paction 4 thorooL All i s i k a p p llc a tla a a aauat k* s u b m l lU d l a t b a ka m la al* County Benin* Offlca aa a- before M ay t l , l i l t * a tharw laa, a n y paraoa. firm o r c a r p a r a t l a a t h a r a a f t a r d a a t r l a g t a a a g a g * In lb* bualaaaa • r e e tu p a U o * *1 ala*triad* a o r alaaSliaal B o a rrac la r sh a ll ba r e q u ir e d t * w ltkata nd a a a s a m l a a t l * * a a d m eat u * o t h e r req u l r a m a a l a praacrlb ad by C h a p ta r I t - l t W . T«wa o f Florida, a n d rule* a n d r a a u la tlo n a of Board a f E l a r t r k a l R a a m la a r a bafor* a a a a a i a g la e ith e r aald b M l i e a a M o e au p a lle a la BaoUl a b O* a i r . F I arid a. D. III*. ur olharw la* Deere# APARTMENTS for rent at Stons A. P ro Confroto will bo e n ta r a d Island on Lake Monroe; 2 quiet a g a l n a t you. cool, furnished apartments. Sum­ Th* S a nford Harald ta d a a l s n a la d a t a n a w apapar nf a r n e r a l c ir c u ­ mer rales. Call FA 2-4240. lation In which thla c lta tio a ahall publla hrd nnca **rh w a ak to rDUPLEX: furnished. 1414 So. ha tour rona rc utlv* weak*. J Park. Ph. FA 2-7074. IV1TXKHH my hand a nd official TWO bedroom furniihed house 183.00. 1103 West 20th. St. .Cell R o b e r t A. Williams, Ph. Legal Notice I* ih* Court * r (ha C ounty J a d s a , aKMI.MJI.K ('meaty, F lorida, l a F r a h a ta . | n \a*i | a t a u a l . WILSON AL KXANDRn P a c iiH l. T a All Cradllar* a a * P a ra o ao Mat# I a n M alm* a t Dem and* A a a la a l ■al* SCalatai Tou a n d each of you ar* haraliy notiriad and re quire d I* p ra aa at a n y - talma and damatida which you, o r either- o t you, m a y hava a a a ln a t II a r a ta l# or VVILHON ALKXAX)KR. d r r a a i a d , la ta e ( l a i d County to tha C ounty J u d e a of Itaralnol* County, Florida, a t hla offlca la tha r o u r t houaa of a* Id County a t flanrord, Florida, w ithin r i g h t c a la n d a r month# from t h a tlm a of tha flra t publication of thla uotlra. E ach ala lia * r d e m a n d th a ll h* In wrltlria. a n d ahatl atat* th* ptar* of raaldanca a n d p e a t efflr* addraa* of Ih* cla im a nt. and ahall ba a w e r a U> h y t h a a la lm a n t, hla a a a n t, or a tl o r n a y , a n d nny am-h claim or d a m a n d not *o fllad ahall b* void. K a n n a th W. Slclnioah Aa a a a c u t o r o f th a Laat Will a n d T a a ta m a n t of WILSON ALEXANDER. Dacca aad aTENMTflOM. DAVIS * MclXTOSH A llornaya fo r K i a c a to e E dw a rd* B uild ing Sanford, F l o r i d a I aaal of tha C lark of th* C ircu it Court on thla th* 4th day a f May, A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) David M. GaL hat Clark nf tha C irc u it C o a r t M ark K. Cleveland. J r . A tlo rn a y a t I-aw, P. O. Bog SI* Sulla t i l Hanford A tla n tic National Bank B uild ing Hanford, F lorida Puhllak May t,. I f , SI, I*. 111*. THM STATE h r FLORIDA Til! A KAY ARNOLD T URNER, Whn*#“ a d d r ra a la In enr* of M ra Chart** Adklna, I l ia s r llA L H K I lH STREET. W ARRE N, MICH III AN A aw orn Com plaint h a v in g been fllad a a a ln a t you In tha C ircuit Court In and for 8*mlnnl* County, Florida, by JO ANN T URNER, for dlrorca. the abort title of which la J O ANN T URNE R, Pla intiff, y r c . aua KAY ARNOLD TURNER, Dafamlant, thaa* p r r a a n ta a r e to com ­ m and you to a p p e a r a n d fit* y o u r w r l l t r n d r f r n a a a haraln on o r b*-«, for* th* Sath d a y of J u n a , A. D.W IIS#, o r olharw la* Dtcro* Pro Confaaao will b* antorod n a a l n a t you. T ha Hanford H arald la d t a l g a a t a d a* a n a w apa pa r of g a n a r a l c i r c u ­ lation In w hich Ihla r l l a l l o n ahall ho pubtlahad one* each w a a k f o r (our r o n a r r u l l v o weak*. W 1TKKM tay hand a n d official aaal of th* C lark of th* C lrault C o u rt an thl* th* l l t k d a r of May, A. D. ISSti. C lark of th a C l r e a lt Court Byt Arl* J . Lundqulat-D. Cl Mack N, Cleveland, J r . A tto r n e y a t luiw, P. O B os SSS % Suit* M l , SanfarS A tla n tia “ National B a nk B i d d i n g Sanfnrd, F lo rid a Legal Notice SR H Ik O L R COUkTY M S I t Q COSfRIMIOSf koSta* ad I**b|1a Heart** T a w hom K m ay c a m e r a : N a tlr* 1* hereby given In acoordanca w ith b aattoa SS of t h a Z oning lla g u la tla n * t h a t P. W. W h e a tla n d haa r r q u e a ta d th* fa llo w in g daaorlhrd p ro p a rly ba aoaad G -I Cagsgsarelalt L o ta I*. I t and I t . Pa lara on'a aubdlvlaloa. Public h e a r i n g will ha held In lha Samlnola C o u a ty Court Hnua*. CuUnly Cnmmlaelunrra room, Sanford, P I * , a a J u n a 1. ISM a t 1:SS P. M. or aa aoon t h a r a a f t a r aa poaalhl*. Hamlnola County S o r i n g Commlaaloa By R obe rt a Brown Samlnola C ounty Boning D ire cto r Publlab M a r IS. SS. ISIS. a a a isa i.a m i m g o v is* r o a a ts iio s koilrw a t P a b lto f i l m i n g Da w hom it m ay concorai Notlr* la h r r r b y glvan In accordance w ith Hanlon SS of lha Zoning Regulation* t h a t l l r f t l a r Conatrucilo n Company haa r a quaatad tha fullo w ln g daacrlbad p ro p e rly ba aoned R - l t Black I I . lot* I t h r u St: Block IS. lot* s t h r u * a a d SI t h r u i l i Itlork IS, lot* | t h r u IS a n d 41 t h r u <t a ad Si t h r a I t ; Block w.lhro .*.*?'* , . U,,u U,ock *'• 1 to n . • and * t h r u IS. Block I I , lot* I t h r u I and t l t h r u SI; Block St. Iota 1 t h r u I t a u d M t h r u t i t a ll «r m < r k a ST, IS, s i a n d IS? Blank la, let* l t h r u IS) block I I , luta I T h r a «. * ' Fublla h e a r i n g will ha held la tha Bamlaola C o u a t r Court Hou*e. f o u u i y Cutumlaalonara room. Sanford. F l a , on Wadaoa! day J u n e I, ll« a a t I ; l i p, m . o r aa aooq t h a r t e f t . r h pomiVlV Hrmlnol* C ounty Xuglng Commlaaloa By B a b r r t • . Brow* Hamlnola County Boning D iraeior Fuhlleh May IS. SI, 111*. " Natlc* te All Pttum b*rs a a d W a m b l n g C o i m T e u T r ^ ™ " Natlr* la h e r e b y glvan, p u r a u a a t t e C h a p te r I S - l l a r U o , ot Florida, t h a t e a March I, I l l s , n , " Beard of C ounty r t Z * m ieelinare n f Samlnola C a u sty , F lorida, t r e a t e d a Beard l a P l u m b e r E x a m la e r # la a aam laa. alaaalfy a n d T a r l l f ^ a l l Y l l m b ? ar* a a a a g l a g la w o r k aa p l u m b t r t la Said e o u u ty * M MS ! » h l a g a e a U a o t a r a p a g a g l a g la bualaaaa la auid oouaty. ^ * * Aay roald aat of Sem iaala C oua ty w ho waa a atlv aly m . S *ga d l a th a ualnaaa or occupatiau , f p la m h e r la aald o o u a ty a u d a a y paraoa, fir m o r c o r p o ra tla a w h o w a a a a tie e ly t a g aged la lha ha ala* a* or ocaupailau of p lum bing e o o i r a n o r I n a a l d r o u a i y p r io r i« April I, IMS m ay m a k e a p p tte a tlo a So aald board #» r a a m l a a r a for a r a rllf lc a t* or q u a llflca iloa wltkoiR e a a m l a a t l o a . Bald application, la t h a f a r m praacrlbad be tb a Hoard o f P lu m b e r E ia m la a r * . ahall b* a r c o m p a n U d by a ' a w e r a B l a l . m a a t of lha a p p lic an t i b a t b* b M U . I l U l r w u l r a l ^ T t Z ot Oealar S af L h a p a r IS-IIST, Lawa a f Florida, t r u e I b a r w ith th* a e rtlfle a U o a tea required by Per 11*a a t h a r e o r A ll* aic h a M l u c ation* m « n h* aubm lited t . h . B a m la .l* CaV ay B a . t a g ^ S m " • or ha for# May Si, ISA*: ath arwlae, a a y paraoa firm a r r o r 2 f u i * * .r ‘V iI i- b .V o.m o ^ Z o l : ‘“ u * k M l a i u or noiu-Ito T ta S d M . . . . T u ' t o M(| preei rlb rd C h e p la r IS-IIST U v i a f F lo r id a a ad tula* a y ! n l tb a r **U hum aam m ................ ■I 2- 3- AT TH'Cr05S*C*C>3 «■ - 2. For Rent I a p c u y i l o a la g aaalaalo C ounty. P |p rto b . IS r Z JIS p ” * ^ 4toy 4. Si. is . issa. �Use H E R A LD W ant Ads 2. For Rent 5. Real Ealata For Salt 2-BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen 3-B. R. home, fum or unfurn. Buy equity. Will rent StlO a month. Wjmnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-5U0. electrically equipped. *70 per I month. FA 2-2907. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom mod­ ern CB on lake; Otleen. fU. FA 2-7955. To iHir Deliver Your Rrrnlh franforft Mon. May 16. 1660— P age 9 3-ROOM and bath apt. FA 3-057*. FURNISHED apt. 500 Park Ave. COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. downstair* apt. SST.M. 1700 Mag noita At*. FA 2-SMS1. AIR CONDITIONED furnished (arage apartment Adulta. Call FA 2-192*. FUBN. apt. FA 2-8331 FARMER’S AGENCY NEW 3-bedroom CB house, turn 2 APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom fum l«hed. nn three loti. C a l l iahed; 2 bedroom furnished; both FA 2*15*. ground floor*. Contact 2312 Pal­ 3 - BEDROOM, t bath, kitchen metto At*. equipped home; corner lot; 1-BEDROOM, partly furnished screened carport* and brans* home. Call after «:00, NO * 5122. way combined for Florida liv­ ing. MM down, *91.51 monthly. I-BEDROOK furnished apartment. 1*11 Palomn Av*. FA 2-7304. Reasonable ro o t C 1• ■a in FA 2-0*41. WOOD: Attractive | bed­ 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, WYNN room home, CB, with large private bath. Sultabla for one or Florida room. Prie* reduced to couple. Across from postaff!e*. 112,100 for immediate sal*. Other features include large FURNISHED eottago in Laka utility room, dishwasher and Mary. FA 2 3040. fenced yard. Down payment TtEWLY decorated 3 room furnIt 7 o o. Immediate occupancy ished apartment **0 par month; 4W% mortgage. eloaa in. I ll E. Kh. S t Call FA 2-42*5 or FA 2-S7M. PINECREST: Exceptionally nice CB, I BR borne, Florida room, FLORAL HEIGHTS: 1 bedroom fenced yard, stove, refrigerator, apartment 1 block off .Sanford and draperiei. *150* down pay­ Av*.; pasa the air baae route ment with small aaeond mort­ turn to rigbt; approximately • gage. Price 312,700. miles from Sanford. Endar*. PINEHURST: This exceptionally A. Real Estate W ant'd altracliva 1 BR, CB, home with Florida room for only M.450, features s t o v e , refrigerator, LAND WANTED large lot 155 x 105 fast, hard­ LOTS or ACREAGE wood floors. Includes Venetian Give legal description, price blinds and draperies. Reason­ and terms. Writ* P. O. Box able down payment with balance on 4*4% mortgage. Close to 272, Sanford, Florida. schools and shopping center. 5, Real Estate For Sale C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER W. B. Shlppy, Assoc. SO* So. Park Av*. Ph. FA 2-3931 S-BDRM. Mock bom*. Low down payment, VA loan. FA 2-S2T3. tUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, S bath, extra taiga home. Viaw ot lake. Assume FHA or FHA in a a r v i e a mortgage. Ph. FA 2-3172. Stenstrom Realty Robnon Sporting Goods Ph FA 2 59*1 OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 1 Cent per lb. 30 H. P. JOHNSON J a veil- motor, THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE electric starter, excellent condi­ tion. FA 2-4(68. 204 W. 1st. St. FA I Mt l or the Interruption, LARGE Duncan Phyffc dining ta­ Mercury puthoard Motora troabie per k in g . . . eo then what dkt Bath ble, glass top. 6 chairs, $00. ■sjrr WOODRUFF MARINE Frank Sim*. FA 2 9834. 3401 Franck Av*. FA 3-1392 BOAT TRAILER, large wheels, 15. Special Scrvicea 5. Rani Eatate For Sale 10 FOOT FibergUs boat, sleeps home made; $30 or best offer. (wo, new top, windshield; forty FA 2-4725. 3-BEDROOM, ! bath, kitchen horse Royal Scott aH electric AUTO GLASS equipped home. Large lot. *700 motor; Gator dump trailer; all CABINETS: pre-flnlthed, custom INSTALLED down. fOO.M mo. 4*4*9 VA loan. made or built to order. General for 31000. Can be lean at 00* Camellia Court. FA 2-31U. Windshield Back Gla*f Hughe’s Service Station at 11th. Mill Work. Boyd's Cabinet Shop, 307 Elm Ave., FA 2-281*. Door Glas* Vent Glasa and Sanford Ave. 8. Mortgage Loans SERVICE LIVING ROOM furniture. Call af­ Senkarik Glasa and Paint Co. 20. Automobile* ter *:M. FA 2-0342. MORTGAGE LOANS U4 W. 2nd St. FA2-4*22 Commercial and 13*7 FORD truck, dual lirea, fac­ I960, 22, Sows on buttons, makes Conventional Reiidanea butonholoa automatically, emTV Service within tha knur. Re­ tory bad, 11,000. FA 2-7432. WISE end JOHNSON broldaryt. appliques. Payments pair your TV for 3T.M, In your MODEL A: 1931 coup*. 109 W. 9th. 4*1 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-S4M horns or no charge- Sunshine Street. FA 2-5013. Cash or fin­ $0.10. Write Credit Manager, Orlando, Fla. Box 30, via Sanford lleratd. TV, Tk 19*55. ance. 3044 0 E. lit. 7. Business Opportunities PUMPS — SPRINKLERS MAJOR oil company truck stop tor AH typea and slsei. Installed “ Do It Yourself Isaac. FA 2-79*2 or FA 3-7*32. WE REPAIR AND SERVICK S T I N E 7-A Insurance Machinery and Supply Co. 1*7 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 34412 LICENSE BONDS and INSURANCE AIR CONDITIONING for ELECTRICIANS, PLUMBERS H. B. POPE CO. and CONTRACTORS no S. Park — FA S4M4 RAYMOND M. BALL AGENCY 21* So. Park Av*. 10. Mato or Female WANTED, Men, Women, Raise bait for us at borne. Full, spare lima. Doesn’t taka up spac*. Wa furnish everything. Sher­ wood, Dept. G-4TS, Monmouth, Maine. til N. Park Av*. Phone FA-I-94M ■H a "Open evenings U1 1:30 PM" 11. Work Wanted SEE IT NOW! HOUSEWORK, FA 2-MM. Four bedroom, 2 balh home. Quiet community. LR. 13' x 30'; DR.; YOUNG Housewife wishes to cart for one child in home. FA 1-4*73. kitchen, built in stove, dlspocal. Utility room wiwd for washer and dryer. Corner lot 100* x 130' CARE for children in my bom* day or ni*ht FA 2 34*1. with 12 orange trees. Low down payment. No qualifying. Phono 12. Plumbing Service* FA 3-SSI4. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates W all 4 Registered Real Ratal* Broker Plumbing Heating Fh. FA 3-1301 1T4I at-Hiawatha AIR CONDITIONING Three bedrooms, S baths — ex­ 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath house; at­ CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1*07 Sanford Ave. FA 245*2 cellent condition — walk to work tached *arage. 312 Cherokee Cir­ 310,500. Terms. ri*, Sunland Estates. FA 2-2550. PLUMblNG Contracting A Repairs ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor W. H. ••Bill” STEMPEB Agency Free Estimates Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. • Realtor * Insurer R. L. HARVEY FA 34051 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phoo* FA 2 4901 112 N. Park 304 Sanford Av*. Phone FA 2-33*5 Phone FA 34311 3*01 Park Dr. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 12. Electrical LOVELY 3 bedroom, 3 bath home J. W. HALL in DreamwoM, 2517 Osceola Dr. House Wiring — rf'ectric Service 3344 r'ranrh Ave. By Appointment Sid Vihlca Raaller RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Phono FA I-M41 HOME with Income; pay pay­ "Call Hall" FA 2-0*11 ments, taxaa A I n a n r a n c * . 1-ADJOINING LOTS » ' x 130*. l i t M#|noHa_ FA 2 30M. City sewer and water. Paved 14. BuUd, Paint 4 Repair C. B. HOME: 3 bedrooms, 3 Si, and sidewalk. Sarita St., WALL PAPERING A PALNTING Dream wold, Ik block W. of baths. Terms available. Low Bob Beard French — t block So. Winn- Work Guaranteed down paymenL 715 B^arclltf. Ceuta ct 50* Wart 3th St. Dixie. Owner, F. O. Box HOI, Ph. FA 2-3431. Phono FA 34*43 Orlando. •13 ROSALIA DB: 3 bedroom, kit­ THOS. E. THOMPSON chen equipped horn*. 1300 down, Ganaral Contractor LAKEFRONT SECLUSION 9m monthly, FA 3-4317, Heme Carpentry Repairs Over X eciwa—1*5 feet an beauReefing A Riding ABED ROOM, 3 tiled bath, house. tiful Lett* Diane. Build your Phon* FA 34452 Sprinkler aysUm. On two Iota. cabin on this quiet and peace­ 1*00 Hally Av*. Ph. FA S-00U. ful lake. Priet only *3300 with term*. DOWNTO\VN HOME ’33 CHEVROLET Sllf. 2413 Grand viaw Ave. FA 2 3230. 20-A Trailer* MOVE RIGHT IN FHA Financing—No Closing Cast — for an appointment call — Helen E. Noonan at W. H. Bill Stamper Af|ery PA 34331___________ FA 3-4M1 S t JohnB Realty Co. THE TIMK TESTED FIRM H I N. Park Aw. Ph. FA M i n I BEDROOM, t bath C B. house for sale. 310,000. *200 down. Terms. For Rent: M3 p*r mo. FA 37017. MOVING TO BANFORD Will trad* ar sail my 3 badroom, 2 bath home in Orlando for property in Sanford. Contact . . . . • FLA. CROSSROADS REALTY *3* N, Omega Btaaaem Trail Orlando GA t - l l l l T HOMES J • H H N L A R G E H IG H • D R Y T 3-BEDROOM, 45 ft. trailer: at­ 23. Notices 4 PcreonaU tached 7' x 13* cabana with 0 Be aura to loo# at STEMPER jalousie windows; clean as naw; BRANCH OFFICE Menu for TO YOUR DOOR SERVICK reasonable; FA 28440. Today for beat buys in Real Kvery Tuesday and Wednesday Estate. SANFORT A SOWERS 21. Furniture !M E. Welbourne Ave. Mt 3-34T4 25. Education - Instruction WINTER FARR. FLA. Naw A Used Furniture A Appli­ Chain Sawa — Tools — Bolts— ances. A Good Place To U. S. CIVIL 8ERVICE TESTBI Nut* — Scrawl BUY, SELL or TRADE Men-women, 11-52. Start high at and Other Parti. Phono ar WQt* a a 1*5.00 weak, Preparatory JenkinB Furniture FA 3-T4S0 training until appointed. Thous­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 400 Sanford Ave. ands of Joba open. Experience W. L. EARUOft usually annac*aaary.-.FRRK. In­ Used furniture, appUanNs, -Hal* wWtV* . p ». iras-*-tonformation on jobs, salaries, re­ ‘ etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 quirements. Writ* TpDAYl LinSERVICE CALLS 32.00 coin Service, Pskla, 10, Illinois. The Biggest Ullle Shop ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby la Sanford. All Parts And Prepare Now For Beds. Day, Week, or Month— Labor Guaranteed 90 Days. CIVIL SERVICE JOBS FURNITURE CENTER SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER The only approved and accredited 1100 French Ave. Mb. A Sanford Ave. FA 3-3741 home training program In atala. Pit. FA 1-733* Keep present job while training. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AR NOW OPEN Year. U. S. Citizena only. Gram­ work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mar school education usually THRIFTY RADIATOR mates. Phone FA 3-7*11. sufficient. For full information REPAIR SERVICE including Hat of positions and Sea wa for your Radiator Repairs. • BIG VALUES salary, send name, address aad W* guarantee our work. Phone • QUICK CREDIT ag*. Box 22 c'o Sanford Herald. FA 24235. 705 French Ave. • EASY TERMS WE aiVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FREE ESTIMATES eheorfuUy Call . . . . given. Mattrais renovating, up­ WILSON - MAIER A. K. R08SKTTER holstery and slip covers. Cus­ New and Uaed Furniture FLORIST tom built bedding mad* to or­ 311 E. First SI. FA 3-5*33 FA 1-1831 t ’rlerv Av*. der. Call or eomc In. Nix Bed­ For All Your Floral Needs ding Manufacturing Co.., 1301 22. Article* For Rale Member — Florist Telagrapb So. Sanford Ave. FA 1I1IT. Delivery Assoc. FACTORY TO YOU ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ ALUMINUM ments, invoices, hsnd bills, and VENETIAN BLIND8 p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressiva Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom NEW HOMKS BY Printing C*. Phone FA 3-3351- rail with plastic ends. Plastic 300 West 11th St. ar rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon eords. 1I*A Beaaly Forlorn Senkirlk Gin** and Paint Co. 111-114 W . 2nd S t. FA 2-461* A Satisfied rustomer Is our best advertisement. AIR MATS S2.N; paint $3 93 gal., HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 2nd. gat. free! ARMY-NAVY 105. So. Oak ... Ph. FA 3-3741 SURPLUS. *10 Sanford Ave. l a Lovier WiU. Professional Beauty Car*. Dawn's FA 3 70*4 SS10 Oik R AV EN N A S OCCUPANCY V $10,550 I L L A • |S.'iO DN. . S60 MO. lerludei Closing • FHA FINANCING 180A BUL * W. M G SAM LAWSON FA 343*1 FA 3-4S it PARK HOMES J C O U N T R Y CLUB • • MANOR *5 0 D O W N IM M E D IA T E MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $09 MO. 3-BRDROOMH, H i TILR RATES with aelarad fitter**, terras** floor*, venatiae blind*, carport*, acrean perch, atllity ream aad many ether extras. AH U mbos Carry A 1 Yr. FJI.A. Warraaty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES MOMS om \ SALE SALE SALE SINGER—LB., $18.00; Ambassador $29.50; Tru-Sew $39 00. Phone FA 2-3025, 201 Welt lat. St., Sanford. 1300 TRAVEL TRAILER, 34 ft., YELLOW SQUASH by lb* buabal. used 10 day*. Sava over 3000. FA 3-04IS, 10S W. 37th St. |550 DOWN Beautiful 3 Bedraum 3 Bath H am W. H. “Bill" Stemper Agency Realtor 4 Insurer with Hardwood Boon. G. E. US N. Fork equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ Phan# FA 3-4391 tically controlled Hast. Wall, Phoo* FA 2*331 2*01 Park Dr. Landscsppcd Lot an Dead End Street whan Children play in 5 > B ED R O O M aafaty. Wa will b* proud to show you this today- 22. Article* For Sale BOY’S dress suits and pants, site HAIRY INDIGO 0 to I, reasonable, FA 2-4725. The idea) cover crop for groves and pasture sowing. REDI-MtX-CONCRETE Early, per too lbs .............*2* 00 *7” Window Sllll 31.25 Regular, per too lbs ......*27.00 54” Window Lintels $1.25 Quantity discount*. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. c it r u s bags 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 t bu. M — *175 00, Ik Bu. M—*100 00 GOOD used frame windows, jambs >« Bu. M. — *M -0 and assorted lumber. See fore­ A. M. PR’EVATT, Phone 2104. man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. Seville. Fla. Deluxe 22 foot upright freezer, 17. Pet*. Livestock. Supplies just take up payments of $2S.I2. Sea Clyde Walla at DaWilt Trailer Court. PERSIAN kittens. FA 2-2137 after 4:00 p. m. S A W D U S T and ahavlngs. 5*S FA 2 3677, Buckner 4 Son. 19. Bonin and Motor* Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Gateway To The Waterway Service With Th* Cash. SUPER Your EVINRUDK Dealer TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. MENU FOR TODAY N. V. Farmer. Realtor Lillian Trim s R. H. Iveri, D. H. Whltmoro Associates. 24*5 S. Park Av*. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours, FA 3-2*1*, FA 2-4*21 FA 343S1, FA 2-S013 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath home priced r i g h t ; 317 Sunland Dr.; fA 2-45*7, 16. Flower* & Plants Cut Flowers For Any Occasion 20 Gt’AGK lthica pump S40. 20 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP guage model 12 Windcheater FA 2-1*20 or FA 2-0270 pump. $65. Call FA 2-4183. LAFF-A-DAY 3-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished BtUE PLATE SPECIAL: *10,800 acres Geneva area, Grove or kitchen equipped, Florida room. 3*Investment. Good term* Large yard. Available June 1st. FA 2-2847. DESSERT: 110,500 FURNISHED duplea, 3 bedrooms, 3 Br., 1 bath home, parkay Boors, double lot. Terms to suite you attractive, clean. Large yard. Washer-dryer. T milts So. of SPECIAL SERVICE Sanford. 1*5. per month. Orlan­ BRANCH OFFICE do. CH 1-2339 or GA 349*0. V. M. ‘•Bill” Stamper Agency Realtor A Insurer •partNICELY furnished I 2*0! Park Drive menL FA 2UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, 1505 Elliott. Call FA 2 5254. Business Service Message. P H . F A SkMSNN MkfolN Quirt Community Near Golf Cetane $450 Down Tara West Or 20th 81. Follow Country Club Rd. 4 Watch For Oar S ig n . . . . OPEN D A ILY 9:90 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:9* P. M. T il Dark ShjoamaJuM f CoRotraetioR Co., lac. M l Warn lath I treat FA S41SS DON SETTLE FOR 2 -2 6 11 y L E S S -------- Select one of the best c a n money can buy - - - - At H O LLE R M O T O R S A LE S Your Authorixed Dealer for — • Chevrolet • Oldsmobile • Cadillac 58 OLDSMOBILI Super “88" Tudor Hardlop Equipped With AH Fadeev Art eeanortea Including Air Conditioning. A Stunning Red and White Tutone Ftniah and White Sidewall Tlree • Lika New Matching Interior - I.ocaI One Owner Car With VeryLaw Mileage. WB SOI.D IT NEW AND RECOMMEND IT AS ONE OF THE REST CARS MONEY CAN BUY. 2395 57 OLDSMOBILI pped Indudlig Including Air / Fordor Hardtop Fully Equipped nlah With Match! ng - Beautiful Tutone Flnjah Matching Interior and White Sidewall Tire*. THROUGHLY HE* CONDITIONED AND RECOMMENDED FOR T E A M OF SERVICE. 1895 56 BUICK Fordor Station Wagon Equipped With Radio and Automatic Tranemieaion • Perfect Tutone Ffnieh lean Interior. J, AM * 1295 57 BUICK Special Fordor Sedan With Radio aad Heatar • Automa­ tic Tranemlaeloa • ftparkliag Tutone Flalah With Like New Matching Interior. THIS ONE 18 FAB ABOVE AVERAGE. 1495 57 CHRYSLIR New Yorker Tudor Hardtop Fully Equipped Indudl Hutton Drive Selector • A LUXURY CAE AT A CAE PRICE. 1795 Odham & Tudor South Ptnecreat Oa Oners Reed, Ho. ef Master* Sunland Estates IM S, 3 antes be. ef neater* Closing Coat An Low An 1135 VA.FHA, FHA-IN-BEBVICE laimediate Occspaaey 1 Tear Peraeaal Satlafactlea Fordor Redan FuHy Equipped including Power Sieertag and Power Brake* . Perfect Tutone Flnlah - Like Now Interior - AN EXCELLENT FAMILY CAR. 1895 G U A R A N TEE Tear peraeaal satisfaction far set full year an Ih* construc­ tion sf year bam* ar aaa«f back. 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In the primary without their con­ John F; Kennedy (D-Mass.) feees sent and neither hai campaigned in Oregon. hie (Inal primary tests In Mary* land and Onion this week before the struggle lor the Democratic presidential nomination move* Into tbs smoke-filled rooma. Kennedy U heavily favored to defeat Sen. Wayne L. Morae (D Ore.) In the Maryland voting Tueaday but la coneeding the Ore' ■■v. gon primary Friday In advance to * Morae aa a favorite son candt date. However, Kennedy flew to Ore •on over the weekend lo cam palgn In an obvioua bid to win. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B, Johnson of Texaa, Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.), and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D Minn.) alao will be on the Oregon ballot. Humphrey withdrew aa a preil dentlal candidate after loaing to Kennedy Is the Weal Virginia pri wary last week. Hla name alaya FRANK THOMAS, of Gen­ on the Oregon ballot, however, and ho la not expected to adviae eva Is scheduled to gradti* Ml Oregon aupportera to aupport ate Juno 8 from the U. 8. Naval Academy a t Anna­ any other candidate. Symington leaned a atatoment polis, Md. Thomas entered Sunday denying that the Oregon the academy in IBM after vote would toat tali atrength graduating from Seminole agaiaat Kennedy. Ha aaW he had High School. , ast cempelgned there while Ken­ nedy had. Symington aald Oregon votora ebould aupport Morae ea a favorite aon. Maryland*! 34-vote national coo.motion delegation la pledged to vote for the winner ef its primary aa the flret ballot and aa tong aa the “eenaclenlioue Judgment" of .the dela^atMtadlcatoe ha car. win ORLANDO — An experimental BetldM Kennedy and More*. concept In eannlng of froien fruit Mary)tad Democrat! can vote for concentrate whereby atumlmim a a oatootrected delegation and lor cans are assembled and pocked to a political unknown who provide! otto aoRtlnuous operettas was an­ nounced today by Minute Held ' safy token opposition. Oregon's IT-voto convention dele- Corporation end Reynolds Metals gatton alas will be pledged to the Company. The first on-premlaea production Wlaaar of the cooteat there. Johesea sad Symington were entered run of cans la the history of the concentrate industry la now under­ way at Minute Meld's big plant la nearby Auburndale, About MO,ON aluminum cans supplied by Reynolds are being aaeembtod and packed with froien orange concen­ trate to n tingle production lino. The announcement waa made by John M. Fas, president ef Minute ALBANY. N. Y. (UPD-fluppert- Maid, and David P. Reynolds, ex­ tra of Nelson A. Rockefeller put ecutive vIM president to charge of lbs New York governor back into sales for the aluminum Arm. The the Republican presidential raca two officials emphasised that the today and silted him "not to rule operation la experimental. himself out." Reynolds predicted that Flor­ GOP State Chairman L. Judson id*'! entire output of orange, Morhouae said a Republican vie- grapefruit and blend frown con­ . tory la November depends oa a centrate* would be canoed In candidate "capable of the appeal aluminum within two yean. that threats across and beyond" Mr, Fox said Minute Maid plac­ party lines. Ho laid Rockefeller ed the order with Reynolds after attracts aupport of tadepeadenla test-pecking frown orange concen­ and Democrats as wall aa Republi­ trate in aluminum cans during the cans. past few years. "The fact remains that he—along "The run la proving successful With tbs vies president Richard Rom every viewpoint," Mr. Fox If. Nixon—la one of the tn.lv force­ said. "U this lest program pro­ ful and distinguished leaden on duces the results we expect, Min­ the national scene," Morhouae ute Maid wlU tncrcaw Its uw of said: aluminum cans to future years." “The Republican Party as a whole, therefore, must look to one or the ether of these men as Its P rin ce T o H u n t bait hope In IMS. It must desig­ JUNEAU, Alaska <UP1> -T h e nate Its beat and wisest choice In hell brother of the Shah ef Iran, tbs July convention." Prifle* Abdol Rate Pahlavt, plana Ib s statement from Morhouae to visit. Alaska in August on a waa prompted by Rockefeller's an­ hunting and sightseeing trip. nouncement Saturday that wide­ Prince I’ahlevl Is president ef the spread pressure an him to accept Game Council of Iran and plans to the vice presidential nomination turn any trophies ever to the against bli wishes had compelled council for its museum, Beatdo* him to decide against attending Alaska, the prince tentatively the eoeventkm "in any capacity." plena bunting tripe to Idaho, Mon­ Morbouse is one of the govern- tana, Nevada and Wyoming. Ho or'a top political advisers and hopes to collect the head* ef des­ probably will bead the hlg New ert sheep, bighorn sheep, elk, York Republican delegation at the mule deer, buffalo and antelope. Chicago convention. He aald he waa urging New York delegates lo Mxly-two different vegetabUe remain uncommllted until the con­ are grown commercially ta the vention convenes. take Okeechobee area. Mon., Toes., Wed. Open 8:M A. M. W T:M P. K. Thnr, F rt, S o t Open 1:30 A. M. til # °0 F, M. MEATY BLUE RIBBON HEAVY WESTERN MATURE 'New' Canning Process Underway Boneless Cube Rockefeller Asked To Stay In Race D^*ry FrKK^ Kingan’s Reliable or Lee Cooked Ready To Serve MAYFAIR Ot BUM MBBOM PU«f CREAMERY A ll Flavors 2 ROU OR Vk PLEASE U LIMIT MAYFAIR SMALL OR LAflGI CURD COTTAGE CHEESE! cm 29 M l KMND. FROZEN FOODS NIK-PAK S.ICBD Luscious Halves LADY FAIR RBG Mg VALUE LIM IT 3 PLEASE Pound Cake MARBLE - ............. Straw berry Preserves 3 £ SmSS S ire d Pinwapplw 3 HY-GRADK BEEF STEW Big No. t o F fu rb C _ _ _ & ats i-m ; 8 W m 4 £ s m H » OZ NO. 1 CANS CAMS s RED RIPE SW EET WATERMELONS Pascal Celery 2™19 FRESH CRISP ^ J* f V m 4s SEMINOLE COUNTY Qualified Capable ; Experienced g irt \ £?;*-■« • aj K'V W4 I ■ ■ WH Aooofa ftoi Urn* to this often. YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED WWW,, ... Pd. PoL Ad*, by R. g/Carrell ■ --------- -------- ■ ■ ■■ * -Ur.*- l ■ mWwA. £,g 'fc i | �LONDON (UPI) A member of Parliament claimed today Russia's apace ship was violating British air space. He asked what nation the British government to taking to shoot it down. Conservative Sir Richard Giyn introduced a ques­ tion in Parliament for an answer May 25. It asked the defense minister how many occasions In tha last three weeks a "foreign aerial machine1' has violated British air space. Glyn asked what action the minister has taken to "shoot down or otherwise interfere with" any such ma- W ater Tax District Hearing June 14 Following tlic public hearing an election would be held within BO days. If the majority of the property ownara favor tha district, a plan to eliminate flooding would be put (Hinto effect by the fall. The plan would cost approxi­ mately $45,000 and would include the construction of a scries of pipes from Labe DeFursst, through the Country Club section Into thn Smith Canal. In other business during the meeting, the board heard Tax Col­ lector John Galloway explain the need for painting hit office. ^ "I brought this before the board P l a t t year and nothing was done about it then," Galloway said. The boerd appointed J. H. Van Hoy, to cheek the matter and find out the estimated cost of painting tha office. The commission also postponed iU May 24 meeting because of the second primary election, NEW YORK (UPI) prices at 1 p. m. American TAT .......... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ........ GAO . . 1 ............. Chrysler ........... ......... ('units • Wright ....... D uP ont........................ Eastman Kodak ....... Ford Motor ................ General Electric .......... General Motors .......... Graham • Paige ........ Ini. T A T ................ Johnson Electronics . Lorillard....................... Minute Maid ........... Penney ....................... Penn HR ................... Sears Roebuck .......... Standard Oil (NJ) .... Studebsker .................. U. S. Steel .......... Westinghouse El......... 1 News Briefs McNeer Named W B A T H E R : F a ir th ro u g h W ednesday. H igh today. 85-90. Low to n ig h t, 60-65, VOL, XLIX By United h a s International A storm system betted U>s Mid­ west and plains states with tor­ nadoes, high winds, hall and tor­ rential rains Monday night. Thr storm caused widespread damage but no serious Injuries. Winds ef SO miles an hour lathed Keokuk, Iowa. Tornados* destroyed farm buildings In Illi­ nois, Kansas and Missouri. Flesh flood warnings were issued for southwest Wisconsin, The Keokuk storm uprooted tree*, knocked down a radio tow. er, captited 7$ private boats moored on the Mississippi River, and tor# the roof off an Industrial plant. About St),000 homes in North St. Louis loit electric power for a short Ume when a thunderstorm -swept across thr city. Haililonei as big as golf ball* fell in St. l.ouls County. Strong winds and heavy rain also knocked out electric power temporarily in Edwardsville, 111, Several power lines were downed, and one fell on a tractor trailer truck, starting a small fire, A tornado destroyed farm build­ ings near Peoria, 111., and Kirksville. Mo. Other damage to farm buildings ws* reported near rhillicolhe, Wheeling and Chuls, Mo. ■The DeRary Volunteer Fire­ men'* Assn, held it* final meeting until th* fall at the Kir# House and the 75 members pre­ sent witnessed the presentation of a check for $500 to the associ­ ation. The check, presented by Mrs. Everett Phillips, outgoing presi­ dent of the Firemen's Auxiliary, was earmarked $300 for th* build­ ing fund and $300 for the operat­ ing fund. Ths building committee submit­ ted an estimate for the construc­ tion of the proposed 120 by 60 foot recreation building. Tha estimated rust, not Including ths stage and kitchen equipment, waa $26,000. Mors than 20 percent th is tle , United Press Leased Wire PARIS (UP1>~ Premier Nikita Khrushchev boycotted an emer­ gency session ef the collapsing summit conference today and Communist sources made M known he le preparing drastic new moves against West Berlin. Eastern sources revealed Khru­ shchev is ready lo carry out this week his threat to sign a separ­ ate peace treaty with East Ger­ many, ending four-power rights in the approaches to West Berlin. Khrushchev told a sidewalk news conference today he would fly to East Berlin Wednesday un- Established i908 lesa President Eisenhower made a public apology for Ut spy plane "aggression" against the Soviet Union. Eisenhower refused and Khrushchev preps red an e v en bigger Berlin em it even as the summit talks were dying. President Charles DeUaulle in­ vited the heads of state lo the Elysee Palace In a deaperata ef­ fort to aava the conference. But Khrushchev, who had been on a picnic, drove instead lo the Soviet embassy and the three Western leaden met with an empt) chair facing them. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.' LeRoy Collins today named F. Lynn McNeer of Lake Alfred to By United Presa International th* Florida Air Pollution Control Doyle Conner continued to bang Commlition, succeeding the late NEW OFFICERS of the Cumpbcll-Losaing American away at W. R. Hancock's voting Joel C. Garrard. record in Monday** campaigning Legion Pont met with approximately 100 other member* for commissioner o fa g A M to to Fashioned fish fry and corn u re s l r c a l g 4 g * , to te * hsto O o A I Hancock responded b/TIMto*igion grounds, Hew officers. D (arising Connor and StptoJBMb Lexecutive committed menf."Charley Johne as “ifitoMNW twins." Today, Conner roceivecrlhe *tH- see' TsHdowa' demonstrator* con­ bcri at hi* tense stag and to tortal auppoig of tha Calm Beach victed of disturbing the peace. The tiro# nirmhawUgdswBn/B-piteteF to that effect will b« placed In hi* Post and Timas. court transferred tha cates t« the shop. Said tha nawspaper In an edita. Leon Circuit Court. The Volusia County School Hat, "dedicated aa ha le to public Board sgieoil to install n water aervlce, we believe thst Conner's East Trip Still On tank at the Enterprise School in MIAMI (Ui'D — Doyle Carlton provides for closure of schools if experience and background will PAKU (UP!) Well-Informed order to enable ths DeBary Fite Jr. released wh*L he said was a federal troops coma to hack up make him a valuabla public ser­ sources said today President Kie- Deportment to give nsatitance In sworn affidavit Monday night that integration. vant." Karris Bryant attended a dinner Carlton said Sunday that Bryant w Conner said at St. Petersburg enhower still plans to visit Japan cnee of flic at th* school. Tbs at Jacksonville Negro restau­ ate dinner withvAjtgroea while that Hancock showhd aa "appal­ and Korea, despite cancellation of Fir* Department bad told tha rantn and solicited votes for gov­ making o political.apoparancs at bis June visit lo Russia. They board that they ware unable to ling" lack of concern for children ernor. *,% n Negro lestaurant In Jackaon■aid, however, that the dates for send mure than ons truck outsids when he failed to.vota on a recent Carlton had staled on lelevlaioii ville. Iliyant showed on affidavit $6 million Lake County school the visits to the two Far East thstr rone, and that th* truck did countries may be changed. Eisen­ not hold eiwugh water to bo of Sunday night that Uryant "afo from a Negro woman at tha din­ bond Issue. had planned te go there Negros* at th# th* res­ rss- ner in which aha said nothing ____ with Negroes h uso la coso of a fire, Ths dinner" Hancock, whose home Is at hower about Uryant sitting or eating June 1 $ through a, flying to Tokyo taurant. At that time, Uryant said, irtmsnt announced that tt will Grovilmnd, has produced affida­ from Khabarovsk, Russia. with Negroes. "You stoop so. low, sir, lo charge also answer rsqusote for aid from vits saying h* did vote on the Ths affidavit Carlton produced ■ns with something 1 didn't (If." the Methodist Children's Homs la issue. But Conner replied, "reEnterprise. Thsir Insurance dose Bryant indicated Monday' thst gardleaa of how many letters Union Deliberates NEW ORLEANS (UPI>-Th# ex* hat permit them to Moist anyone whet h* waa denying was that he from friends my opponent waves 9 around, tha official record of eculive council of the Internation­ else outsids thsir Are sons, Hew. ate In tha restaurant. f v '■ 1 Lake County shows ha did not al Longshoremen's Assn, deliber­ ever. Bryant produced documents to­ ate* today whether to comply with Four new msmWttf wee# receiv­ day which ha said proved that hla vote." A F L-CI 0 demands. President ed Into the Firemen's Association. opponent told deliberate lias to Hancock said Conner and Johns, who aro both from Starke, "both George Mesny hss asked the ILA They aro Myron Accardl, Samuel hurt Bryant on tha race Dtu*. voted twice to rlos* the public to oust Edward Donovan as Chi­ Faron HI, William Roddsnberry, Bryant dealt with Carlton's school system. Both voted every cago regional director, end to void charges against him on interposi­ chance they got with the small a local ILA charter granted in th* tion, school clooing, sating dinner Dominican Republic. He also told Dr. C l y d e Brothers, county with Negroes and Negro voting loan lobby in raising th* legal fipalth director today aubraiUed * amount th* loan people could the group to end alleged Negro Heart Council in Volusia County. discrimination at the New York "Tha reason thst 1 am concern­ proposed equipment Hat lor tha lend." ed at all about this," Bryant said, county health Motor Including $1$,n Hancock said at Orlando, "If waterfront. Meets Wednesday “la that 1 don't know what lla will 044 worth of equipment. " Connor la elected commissioner The Scminole-DeBary Heart ba told tomorrow. of agriculture, John* will have Council will meet at ■ p. m. Dr. Brother* submitted th* pro­ "I am worried about charges won a seat on th* Cabinet because Local Stock Quoted Dally pricea on the stock ot 0 Wednesday for a business session that might be levelled in the clos­ posed list lo the County Commis­ Johns is hit political coach and Seminole County firm ara being and election of new afflcrrs. ing day* of tha rampsiKO when I sion, who deferred action until chlaf adviser." The meeting will be held in the would not have lime to refute Conner promised firm support carried in The Herald's stock list. approval of the proposed list for educa'tloa if he rocalvoa tha It is Johnson's Electronics of medirtl library at Scminola Mem­ them and th* people won't have romre from tn* State Departinent orial Hospital. Casselberry. time lo find out the truth." Democratic nomination next week. Carlton had charged Uryant was of Health. for interposition anil he was Tnc biggest item on the list was against it. Uryant showed a certi­ >3..j<i0 worth of X-ray equipment. Johnson Seeks Dr. Brothers said tha center fied copy of a letter, purpoitedly written by Carlton to a constitu­ would bo ready for occupancy by To Override Veto ent in which Carlton said ha was 1lie fall. In olber business during tba WASHINGTON (UPI)—Senate for interposition. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Carlton stated that Urysnt said meeting, the commission gave iU Johnson may seek a vote to over­ ho would riot* schools in Ibe fare final approval io tha electric*I and ride President Eisenhower's veto of federal Integiation attempts. plumbing regulations recently rec­ of the depressed areas bill. Bryant produced the voting rorutd ommended by the county'a newly But even If such a move come, of the 1967 legislature In which organised electrical and plumbing ft appeared doomed for defeat Carlton voted for tba law which boards. The board also gave tenta­ Senate approval of the bill waa tive approval to a plat of Goldie only by 45-32, ronslderably short Manor after the developers elimi­ of the necessary two-thirds to Davisiln Hospital nated a drainage twain and agreed override. lo install a storm aawer and haok Johnson conceded at much Mon­ After Collapse up to a central water and sewage day, But some Democratic Sena­ Sanford attorney S. J. Davit system. — to ,.tor* were strongly urging such ac­ Jr. waa in the Winter Park Mem­ Fjnai approval to tion. They want to go on record orial Hospital today for observa­ sgslnnt the veto and us* It aa n tion after he rullapied Monday campaign issue this fall. night while te Winter Park. Dinner Wednesday Davis was sdmMsd to the hos­ pital to await rlsulis of a check­ For DeBary C O f G * Two Sentenced up. The hospital reported hit con The DeBary Chamber o f - O V dittos a* good. To Prison Terms mrrrc will bold a dinner meeting at the Stetson University Dining Two men were sentenced to Jell Hoorn Wednesday at 1 p. m. tonne Monday by Circuit Judge The speaker will, ho Norbaat FREE TRIP TO NARRAU m a i l arranged ut Ihta DeBory Firemen's Volte Williams Jr, Felon, an eacMtga student tram Jets* James, a Negro charged sees and Arthur Memorial Today moating 01 John AlexAldor of tto Dortmund, Oermaoy, who hoa with breaking and entering with Of Orlando. The Bradshaw of Florida SlghLaroing 1%* DeBary ^ Volumtoer^Fir*- boon studying at Soatiaola High Intent to commit a misdemeanor, a hot kg tha new trip will go to th* winner picked « to U toerd. toe wtfl roteto »eo sent m u d to one year to Jefl. ______ , Bt the local lo­ eervicM fer Jot* R. Martin, out Mmol state Joyces p— tdjtof, Te. hla esperienes* and otonrvattoua Nathaniel Redmond wss giro* ve-until May 27 to algn up of Its msmbers, te the DeBary a* a student tn his homeland and itallation May 28. Joyce** a six month* to five year term fer to tote anuaisp, a TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1960 The three Western heads of •Ute met for two hours, and later K was announced that they would bold another session tonight. Within minutes Communist dip­ lomats leaked word that Khru­ shchev would go to East Berlin to sign a separate peace treaty—a move that could plunge the world into Us gravest crisis since World War It. Khrushchev hat made U clear that such a treaty would end all Western rights in West Berlin, lla warned in a aeries of violently anti-American spent ins last week that any atiampt to save Barilo SANFORD, FLORIDA with force would be met by force. Communist diplomala said this afternoon Khrushchev considered tha period of negotiations with the Illet on Germsny terminated for the time being and that Russia would proceed unilaterally on Ber­ lin. Ute Communists said a draft peace treaty already had born worked out and tha* Khrushchev brought U to Paris, ready lo sign. They said Khrushchev now frit himself freed from last year’s Berlin truce accord with Eisen­ hower and other Western leaders. ber; John Fierro, third vice prenident; 'Cecil Carlton, second vie* prenident; Riley Jeffooat, present com­ mander; Robert Mahan, new commander.; Harry Ruiutell, chaplain; Eugene StoWl, historian and George Maybury, finance officer. ■*“ .................. \ (Herald Photo) NOt. 695 Whitt skipping the summit ses­ sion Khrushchev itaued • formal statement at the embassy ea> noundng an Impossible demand— he was ready to return to the summit if the United Stataa pub­ licly condemned its "aggression,* punished all thoae responsible end assured Russia inteliigsaee flights will not be repeated. Eisenhowe* already had stopped them. M was clear the United Slates could go no further than lo and the flights. To go further would be public humiliation before the eye* of the world and an admis­ sion that the Soviets were the "peace" leaders and the West the "aggressors.” The Communist propaganda machine did not even wail for e reply. Diplomats began spreading the word that Khrushchev was ready to sign the treaty that would divide Germany forever. Khrushchev brought the confer­ ence to the brink of failure Mon­ day wheo he insulted Eisenhower and the United Slates with charg­ es of "treachery" and Issued an ultimatum — an apology er he would go home. Ha brought it ■ step closer to­ day when ha repeated the altb malum in e sldawalk interview before driving M miles into the country on a sight-seeing expedi­ tion while the world waited lo see U it could hope for peace. Already the free world waa ral­ lying lo Its* side of Eisenhower and blaming the blowup of the summit conference squarely os Khrushchev. The Communist world replied with the worst out­ burst of anU-Amarieen propagan­ da la many years. Many persona blamed the stub­ born Khrushchev aland an aerioue difficulties within tha fleviet Union Itself. Paris newspapers speculat­ ed Uiat Khrushchev no longer bald the pawn* he oaoe held . tbit the disherd Ws Unites were rc-emarglog as the true lie to n of Russia. . - F m m Peris te TWkyo, newapo* ra berated the Soviet leader' Ing "crude . 4 bellicose . . C rude." to t Momiay said Bryant attended the dinner and solicited votes, but did not say ha at*. Uryant repeated hi* denial Mon­ day night saying, "the statement by my opponent that I ate dinner with a group of Negroes is an utter falsehood." Bryant did not deny Monday that ha attended the meeting and made a apooeh. He demanded an apology from Carlton, saying Carlton was using desperation tactics, Ii ax pec led after County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. baa a chance to check Into the developer* finan­ cial statement. T b a board also agreed te advmtiso for bids on a portable drag­ line at Ha June ? meeting. Carlton's prepared statement Monday night staled! "My campaign headquarters is now in possession of n number of affidavits certifying that during th* month of January, 1000, my opponent, Karri* Bryant, attended a dinner masting with n group at Jacksonville Negroes at Buster Ford's RsstaursnL . . . 1 take no pleasure In making this announce­ ment. But I feel compelled to do so after the folio accusations Isvrlltd at me." Carlton had charged that Bry­ ant carried all but one of tha pre­ dominantly Negro precincts In East Volusia County In tha first primary, Bryant displayed voting recordt which showed ha carried non* of them. "Thee# have boon the points of Issue and tension In the second primary." Bryant aald. "He (Carl­ ton) raised every point. Ho has bean casting race against race and North Florida against South Flor­ ida, and ea every issue I proved him to b* false." • The Communist press blamed the U. I. Intelligence plena inch dent tor the aummi^ blowup. ,. Communist China's reaction to*, dinted that if Khrushchev had laid his plana In advance, he had not mentioned them to Peiping. Nearly a day after the Khrw* thebe* statement rocked the confere new, the Communist Chines* press and radio wee* silent nw the subject, "Don't be so bloody rude," Iba London Daily Mirror advised Khrushchev in fat headline*. "Who do you think you are? Stalin?" "The Impression grows that iU of this was prepared with fore­ thought by Soviet diplomacy," West Germany's Frankfurter Allgrmelne wrote. The news hit Writ Berlin hard. Berliners had hoped the summit would bring them tOme relief from th* threat ol a Soviet take­ over. "It wmiM he mo t drptorabl* and oulragcuu« if Soviet maneu­ vering suererdeJ In prove!.int * breakoff of ll:c . inference before it has sarted." Mayor Willy Brandi's government said. THE NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY FUND DRIVE received A « total lug Marly 92,000 from tha Sanford Officer's Wivaa Ot Mrs, JaiiUe Loper, areeidwri a i the club, presented the shack to ( Lewis D. Thorny, IN AI — suttee effteer. Atoe on hand tor Hi were nieplsln W. M. Hearn, chairman of the fund drift aid LewgtoK HPM— ktof Heavy Attack Wing Qm woUa. , • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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A total o f IS leases for space at Circusland are being negotiated and four o f them already are completed for a 10-year period, Marshall said. The Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to a 10-yoar lease for a soda fountain of 1920 vintage; Chun King Foods has approved a multi-sided building in which foods o f all nations will be aerved; A to W Root Beer wiH operate • snack center and the famoua William J. Burns Detective Agency has agreed to oper­ ate a Circusland police station and crime museum, Marshall said. Leases are being drawn with an automo­ bile manufacturer for a road race ride and model garage; a film manufacturer for a camera shop; an old fashioned drug store; an electrical lighting display; a hat manu­ facturer, a stationery and pen firm ; a coun­ try restaurant and a toy manufacturer and there will be others. (U lti> W a n t e d **1 visited Freedomland in New York a few months ago and the placs was in a mass—-now K w M premiere its attractions June 18 on the F,d Sullivan show," Marshall said in explaining that work on construction o f Circusland should progress rapidly enough tn be 80 percent completed by the end of the year. Opening day was planned for Dec. 26, but it just takes more time than we thought to iron out the details of contracts," Marshall said. "W e expect to have a better estimate of the completion date shortly," he said. Ib r a lii WEATHER; Fair through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 72-78. Low tonight. 54-62. VOL. a I.i . United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 693 Top Russians Cancel U. 5. .Good Will Tour WASHINGTON (UPD—Ruisla, in a blunt rebuff to the United States over the ipy plane incident, today abruptly canceled a ached uled U. S. good will trip by ita top air force Generali. Marshal K. A. Vershinin, com ­ mander-in-chief of the Red air force aho had beta scheduled b> arrive here Saturday with nine .ffe llo w officers, notified the U.S. ^ A ir Force ha waa calling off the ' visit because "unfavorable circumatances have been created.” The development was the latest In the mounting cold war crisis touched off May 1 when the Rus­ sian* downed a U. S. plane on a spying, mission ever the Soviet Union.' The crisis already has raised double about President Eisenhow­ e r ' s scheduled visit to Russia next month. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev himself suggested that Eisenhower might not bo wel come. The president, however, baa let It be known that ho would not cancel lha trip unless Khrushchev personally withdraws Uv* invita­ tion. Should Khrushchev do eo. Elsenhower has said that would be all right with him. A Tha White House had no cornw » e a t ■» the cancellation o f t i l •evict generals’ visit. Key figures of the summit eonJarencc start drifting into Parti today to prepara for the first top level Kail-West meeting Ja live years, Secretary of Stale Christian A Merter waa due at Orlay Air Plaid at noon to begin the Influx will lead to the mommtoee 9*retire Monday. W *BnUMi foreign wyn Lloyd, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko are daa Saturday. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan will arrive Sunday. Khruihchev ia arriving a day earlier than originally expected— the change of plan was annrruannt Thursday and some Al* .H o d diplomats feared it wee a da'"lib era te maneuver to tatabllah a propaganda beachhead before Els­ enhower's arrival. W ao, the Soviet leader could he expected to continue to exploit tha incident o f the American spy plana taptured deep inside Rus­ sia. ____________ _ Judge To Hear ^Mixing Arguments DeLAND (U PD -C ircuit Judge Thomat Tappy is to bear further argument June 21 In the Volusia County school Integration rasa. Thirty Negroes submitted a petition accusing the county of unttmtlRutlooel action in oper­ ating segregated schools. Tha county school board than asked Tappy for a declaratory Judgment upholding the board's position. to» Tha June arguments are eat tito Negroes' motion to dismiss the school board's request for a de­ claratory Judgment. Field To Attend Postmaster’s Meet Postmaster Joel Field and Mri. Field will attend lha meeting of the riorida Chapter, National „#A ain. of Postmasters, al Sara­ sota this weekend. A past president of the alata chapter in IMS, Field ia serv­ ing aa chairman of the auditing committee and aa parliamentar­ ian for the organisation. Plots In Prison RA1FORD (UPD - A prisoner at Raifard Stale Prisoa has aditted smuggling equipment into cell in aa illegal plot to coun­ terfeit $10 U. S. Treasury Notei, officers disclosed today. McDavid Mid William H. Poa, SI, of Thatpe., a for mar professional photograph tr. od milted makiog Urn oooutorfciting equipment -inchedjo g gkuUgiaglu and pistes od g ‘•N* New Airport Site For Approval The Florida Development Com mission his given tentative ap proval for a commercial airport to be built on a Soo-acre tract be tween Oviedo and Chuluota off of SR 419. The area is owned by E, J, Sinniks and Thomas E. Tuck, de­ veloper* of Seminole Ranches In­ dustrial Park, who said today that construction of the 14,200 fool run­ way will be started as soon as the Development Commission givrs its final approval on tha site May 25. The airport will be built in con­ junction with an industrial park on that site and Slomka reported that his firm is negotiating with several electronics plants on re­ locating there. Slomka said that one of the plants Is one of the leaders in the electronics field, and would em­ ploy more than 1.000 persons, Slomka reported also that hr is negotiating with several other in­ dustries to relocate there "as long as they won't lie an eyesore for residents living in the area." Tha county aonlng office receiv­ ed word this week from develop, ment officials who said the com Truman Favors Symington As 1960 Nominee *** COUNTY COMMISSIONERS met in brief aesslon Thursday to approve the bond of Arthur Beckwith Jr, aa clerk of the Circuit Court. Beckwith who will take of­ fice Monday succeeding David Gatchel, said he plans no changes fp th a personnel o f tha clerk’a office, l^eft to right, Commission Chairmun John Krider. Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., Beckwith, and commissioners Lawrence Swoffnrd, Homer Little, J. II. Van Hoy and Vernon Dunn. (Herald Photo) Candidates Match Promises * JAUjfduNX'HJ.E O J T i r - F a r­ ris Bfyant and Doyle E. Carlton Jr. matched promises to maintain segregated schools Thursday night as the two candidates for gover­ nor met in debate. Carlton, called a moderate on the racial issue, said ha would do aM ha cduld "lawfully and legally" to preserve .segregation. But be said be never would allow the schools to bs closed. Bryant, who calls himself a Arm segregationist. Mid, "1 wiU support segregation in public schools with all the talent, a l tha otnagib wad all Bm wifi 1 have. " I Mull fight for segregation ia public schools—and to keep them open at the same tim e." Tha hourlong television debate lacked the fir* o f a similar appaaraneo in Miami Sunday whan Carltm Lake Mary Blood Drive Set May 26 The directors of the I-aka Mary Blood Bank will boid a house-tohouse canvass for membership starting May » and continuing through June JO. Present membership ia 17V. Rev, John Pilley was fleeted chairman of tha drive with Mra. W. H. Faulk, vie# chairman; and Mra. M. Lowe, secretary. Directors are Mrs. C. Kruger, Mra. R. Jackson, James P, Avery Jr.. Cot, P. Bisselt and M. R. Keca. The find drawing far tha newly formed blood bonk waa bald at the Lake Mary fire bouse.Those called to donate blood wore Mrs. Vivian Coleman, Mra. Margaret llelahuck, Mra. Ida May Sjoblom, Mrs. Phyllis Rugenslcio, Mrs. Ettie Jana Koough, Rev. Pilley, Jim Avery, Stanley Pierre, Robert Willis, J. C. Pearson, Waller Coop­ er, Gordon Flaherty, RalpbSchwcickert. Jamas H. Utley, Hen­ ry Sehweickart, Malcolm Wads­ worth and Lewis Pcbweickerl. The second drawing will ha held in Juno and all eligible don­ ors are aakrd to cooperate. Monday Deadline Foe A lt Entries Mpnday ia the final day for returning entry blanks for entries |p the Sanford Art Ass*, show and-ouetiou May B B . The association w ill’ not hold ita weekly meeting this Monday but members are asked to com ­ plete preparations for entering the show. There will bt • registra­ tion lee of M emtio to cover to- f d ' ui^aut 'in pttUiuv out' smear literature and Bryant said .Carlton waa stirring up emotional issues. Thursday’s dr hi la came hours after Bryant had charged Carlton owed his place la the runoff to Negro votes. "The people ought to ask what News Briefs Escaping Bear CHATTANOOGA, Tonn. (UPI A 100-pound black b u r got out of IU eage, roamed a six-block real dantlal area and injured two peo­ ple early today. The big bear, named Mary, died of excitement atier aha waa recaptured, county humane officers mid. Cuban Refugees MIAMI (U PI) - Seven Cubans, six of them political rtfugers, are scheduled to arrive in Mobile. Ala., aboard the N o r w e g i a n freighlar Bowplatc soma time to­ night. The Bowplate picked up the seven and took tha 25-foot boat Gabriel in tow, Thuraday, about 22 milts aoulbeast of Dry T o i.jgas, last island in the chain of Florida keys southwest o f hero. Midnight Sniper NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) -T h e "midnight sniper" who has terror­ ised South Nashville struck Thurs­ day night for the ltlh time ia re­ cent weeks when he fired five shots at a taxicab. No one was hit as the ahola went wild over ihe cab. However, two persons have been wounded end a third injured by flying glass in recent attacks by the mysterious gunman. New College it * v » that t,i(,utur V i m vuteri to go aver him to such a bloc,*' Bryant Mid. Carlton answered that he sought nnd received the support of people of every rave ami religion. Tha Candida tv* in the May 24 runoff Democratic primary stuck to issues to tha television debate, and only when the) discussed school segregation did they appear heatsd. Tha debate ranged to segregated lunch counter demonstrations and Bryant said ha felt merchants should be able to ehooie their own customers. lie said he would use the "full force" o f the governor’s ofilcc to "discourage any incitement of demonstrations." Carlton said ho also fell a mer­ chant ia entitled U> serve whom­ ever he pleases, and Mid as gover­ nor be would see this right is not violated. Highllghla of their othrr points* ReapportionmcnU Bryant said he has demonstrated the leader­ ship needed to achieve It. Carlton repeated bis campaign plank for a 105-member House and a 44-mem­ ber Senate. Roads: Bryant was critical of State Road Department audits and proposed lighter fiscal control over road spending. Carlton urged a close working relationship between tile road board and local officials, and railed for a "businesslike ap­ proach" to road problems. Home rule; Both candidates fav­ ored home rule for areas lha; want It. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U P !) flock prices al t p. m.t American TAT .......... ITS* American Tobacco ............ 54 Bethlethem Steel '............. 4344 Caterpillar ................. a ss C A O . . . ..................... . •on Chrysler ......... 4«n l O t t S I I I •* Curtiss - Wright .. . 1744 DuPont ................. . . M Ford Motor .......... . 9714 General Electric . . M General Motors . . . . 4344 Graham • Palga .. .. in Int. TAT ................ . 424* Johnson Electronics Tte-TH Lorillard ................ . 36 Minute Maid ....... . m* Penney ............ . . 123 Penn Bit .... . 1314 Sears nochurk ___ . 5044 Standard Oil (NJ) . . 41 Sludebakcr ............ . 1044 U. 8. Steel ______ . 71 Westinghouse El. . . 54 Construction Crews Commended Here Tha City Commission has com­ mended city work crows on "Ibe excellent construcUon work" a c ­ complished on the widening of Sanford Ave. from 13lh SI. south to i!51h St. In a letter front City Mgr. Warrrn Knowles to city work craws, Knuwles said, "the lack of eonfueiun and turmoil usually accom­ panying such work, the speed and dhpitrh with which each separate Phase nf tha work was performed have been so outstanding that ovon a person unfamiliar with construe A meeting of Neighborhoods No. lion work can easily recognise a 1 and No. 2 of Girl Scouts Is job well done." slated for I p. m. Monday at the "The responsibility fur this kind horns of Mrs. Randall C h air.; of operation is due to the efforts This Is the final meeting of the of every individual from the superyear and will bring together all [ visors through to the Individual laadult workers In Scouting. 1 borer," Knowles added. Scout Leaders To Meet Monday JACKSONVILLE (U P I )-A com mitlra ia scheduled to report to the 89th annual convention of Flor­ ida Christian Churches today on tha possibility of establishing a chrutiaa college In the stale. About 1,000 delegates from over the state are here for the meeting, which ends Saturday. Thuraday they elected the Hrv. Rhode) Thompson CAPE CANAVERAL (U P !) Jr. of Daytona Beach president of the Florida Christian Minislera American scientists fired a "radio mirror" balloon satellite Into Asia. space loday and then apparently lost it. Adlai Critical The 135 • pound Project Echo CHICAGO (U PI) — Adlai E. satellite rodo into the skies on a Stevenson Thursday night accused 92 loot lal| Thor-Della, the nation's the administration of blundering newest »paet rocket. on lha eve of the summit confer­ Far the first few minutes, the ence and of selfishly seeking na­ shot looked good as tha mlnile tional security rather (ban world climbed high into the block, morn­ peace. Stevenson said the downing ing aky. Then Ihe tracking opera­ of the U. f . spy piano ia Russia tion* apparently went haywire, sad President Elsenhower's May 7 Robert H. Gray, field project statement that the United Metis manager for (he federal space would resume nuclear testin< may agency's Goddard space (light ‘ ~ ' rhaaoM to ■ nuclear teat ton center to Washington, no id there meat at the earn mil. “ v wore indications of a malunctkm CHICAGO (U n t -F o r m r r Pres ident Harry S. Truman loday en­ dorsed Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri for tha Democratic pres­ idential nomination. " I expect to support tha Honor­ able Stuart Symington," Truman told a news conference hero to­ day. "I am sura as I ran be, if the Democrats nominate him, ha will have no diffieulty In carrying a tremendous majority of the elec­ toral votes to the election in November. " I shall do everything 1 possi­ bly ean to contribute what help 1 can to his nomination." Truman, who came hers today to address the Eaecutivjs1 Club o f Vhlbago, thus confirmed re pealed reports that he eventually would come out openly for Sym­ ington to an effort to stop the growing power of the move to­ ward nomination of Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Truman named his choice ia a formal •statement which be road to newsmen. He pointed out that Symington "has been unanimous­ ly endorsed by the Missouri dele­ gation of which I am ■ member." mission Inspected the trart and found the "site to bo suitable for an airport." tn a fetter to Zoning Director Robert Brown, the commission said that "public notice is hereby given that airport site approval will be issued on May 25 unless cause is shown In writing lo this State Approves Record Semiiiole Road Program For the firsl limn in the history of Seminole County, al its recommended road and bridge projects have been placed in the current Slate Road Department budget. The County Commission has received a copy o f the road work scheduled during the coming fiscal year and ita pro* posed primary and secondary projects are all listed. Tito year’ s construction Includes tho new Ostrpn bridge and ap­ proaches, four lining of W. First St. from French to new Inter­ state Hwy 4.; four lining Geneva Ave. from French Ave. to Mellonvilla Ave.; connecting Geneva Ave. to (lie new Osteen bridge and rebuilding SR 430 from 17-92 M il to the Maitland Turkey Farm. Those are primary road pro­ jects. The secondary program in­ cludes paving SR (27 from Alta­ monte Springs to ‘ Ihe Orange County tine; SR 427 from 1-ongwood to Altamonte Springs; Bear Lake Road from SR 43A to lha Oranga County line; Molnar Ave. from Longwood to SR 419; SR 42S from Goldenrod to SR 46, and two concrete bridges across Red Bug Lake Road. Ail this work is budgeted to Ihe fiscal year from July 1, to June 30, 1981. U constitutes the largest road program ever recom­ mended in Seminole County and resulted from two years of ef­ forts by tho County Commission to outline tho projects and get the atato to include them to ita program. Th* pr^nary program *>U *»YW tha county the long-need e l bridge over Ihe St, Johns River and that alone is expected to Increase east-west Iratflc across this sec­ tion greatly. These projects are all new con­ struction and will be accomplished in addition to tho regular county road improvements. Wife Calls Tobacco Mrs. Walker Back Heir Dishonorable On Assessor Job Sirs. Mary Earle Walker was back on Ihe Job ns Seminole Coun­ ty lax assessor this morning altar her rein its iement by Gov, LeRoy Collins Thursday. Ona of the first Jobs facing Mrs. Walker will be (he hiring of a deputy assessor and field foreman. She also will have to add to her present staff. Five employes of the sssessor's office submitted their resignations along with Richard McCanna. Von Herbulis Infant Dies Stephen Michael Von Ih-rliulli, nine-day old infanl son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Von Herbulis, 2514 Yale Ave., died Thursday at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Funeral services werr held at 2:30 p. m. today al All Soul'a Catholic Church. Gramknw Fune­ ral Home was in charge nf ar­ rangements. Budget W ork Work on the Seminole County school budget for IMO-Ol started Thursday n Supl. R. T. Mil wee and Administrative Assistant Wal­ ler Teague got down to planning for Ihe coming school year. DARIEN, (la. (UPI) Mra. Muriel Maraton Reynolds charged under cross-examination by har multi-millionaire husband's di­ vorce lawyora today that har ■pouse waa "a psychological aadiil. , .a moat Incredible sadist." Tho 44-year-old Mrs. Reynolds, a farmer Canadian Soriallta who la contesting lha divorce action by her husband, cigaret heir Richard J. Reynolds, testified that during their married life ba tortured her about matters of financial security. She (old the McIntosh County jury that Reynolds' attacks against her slnca he started divorce pro­ ceedings proved to her "that ha la not tha man I knew." "You want to tell the Jury he was a sadjst?" asked attorney Aaron Kravilch, Reynolds' leading coun­ sel. "I knnw he's a sad h i . . .an ut­ terly dishonorable man," lha re­ plied. ' Mrs. Reynolds testified that tier husband, 54, who ia suing for di­ vorce on grounds of cruelly and haraiimtnl, "planted Ihe seed of doubt to my mind with hte verbal torturing about financial security and made me think 1 was at his mercy financially." He attacked me, an innocent woman, and sent detectives lo prova things against me, who took rare of him for seven years." 'Radio M irror' Satellite Fired Into Space, Then Lost during the satellite's long coasting phase which was to hive pushed it to an altitude of 1,000 mile*, Leonard Jaffa, project offlrisl fur tha launching, said "Thera la no indication of this thing being in orbit." ' Jaffa said there waa ■ remote puuibilily the latclliie had gon* into some other orbit than th« 1,000 mlie high circular path which had been planned. Gray said any number o f things could hava happened — "It aaold hava been successful, H could have gone into an rnlireiy dif­ ferent orbit, or it could hava gone straight up or straight down and failed." * There were conflicts In the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration's reports on tha pro­ gress of the shot. NASA first an­ nounced here that all throe ilages had fired successfully. Later, NASA officii in Washing­ ton said, "Project official* are unabls lo confirm at this time Ihe firing of second and third stages of Ihe Delta rocket." The Echo balloon, standing too fact tail, was designed aa the first atop toward a world wide system of television and teJophooo com ­ munications. la anllcipatia* ad a euacoaafisl orbit, scientists around tho world stood by transs. Mars, ready lo commission that such • permit should not be issued." Brown reported that the plat far Seminole Ranches was approved by the County Commission aa viral months ago. Under the now com­ prehensive toning proposal that area will ba soned industrial, Ao said. bounce radio signal* off Ilia balIt would have circled tha earth a* bright aa the most bril Rant alar. Scientists figured • series of echo balloon* hovering above aartb could relay radio aignali that would allow a television view­ er in America to son tho mar­ riage of a princess in England, or a summit coofaroaco ia Paris, "live," aa wail aa encoding facitlitirs for global telephone and telegraph communication*. Ike's Military Program Slashed By House Group WASHINGTON (UPI) — T t* House Appropriations Oommittaa today cut President Elsenhower1* worldwide military construettoa program by more than one-fourth and admonished tho Defense Da* partment to ho more realistic to Us planning. Tho committee approved • 1555,155.000 money bill to finance Ihe construction, $302,132,000 lean than requested by the President. It alio was 9453,309,100 less than Congress voted last year. Tlie committee said action must be taken "to eliminate tha airing aavoro and am pin builders" who kaap JtilUtaiV installations open whether or not then la a valid reduiretoent, n f blithely request naw facilities with tittle nr no consideration given to those available." The House group asked the De­ fense Department to provide a detailed report by next January on tho eontlnuod construction o f "m ore and m ore" facilities few manned planes and l :e trend for tha military to do ita own to* search instead or lotting con­ tracts to civilian flrma. Tho committee alio wanked to know about what it termed a trend to provide serviceman with more recreation than ia ay*U*hto, to civilians. Tha committee said ipti: top* fluently basea became abMi before they ware completed were only partially used ft of eut backs in various prjj___ Tha committee slashed ahas at what It considered frills by re­ futing to allow a iy money for commissaries or for housing for servicemen's families in tlia United Slate* or overseas. Tha committee slid a "m ore itrirt policy on cjnlro'llnq tie. pendenli go ug overseas is neces­ sary and it is necessary al once." Square Dancing Institute Saturday It will h ; mupre dsnclnj lima in Sanford Sa'tirday. Sanford’* Starlight I’ rn urnidert « ill li- host to the second anni'tl square dance institute ol the Crc.ral F'arida Square Dan­ cers AstuciaUop vs,ib mare than 100 dancers expected to atteqd. The Institute will lie held all day with imlrurUonal session* in* eluding sly I na and a big dinca to climax t'io ..'ulons. Adams, County Supporters To Meet State Sen. Tom Adams will mast with bis Seminole County sup­ porters at 7 p. m. today at the Plnecrast Ina to discuss hU race for secretary o f state, Churches Elect James JACKSONVILLE (U PD — Dr, Richard I* James of Jacksonville wai chosen today to aorvo at preside*! af tha 1991 convention oT Florida Christ tea Churches iq Miami. Jamas was named at Urt churches’ •current convention. ‘ Sales Taxes Up TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - C«M> trailer Ray Groan reported ‘ Ux Today's shot waa a ' feasibility" based on Marsh lest, to determine whether tho to $11,333,913. Gro "radio mirror" oystom would bo practical. But operational modal* an at least a year or ao away. month last year. o r i * s x r n u r jr J i ■ S4££ V r �§ u n A m i. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE Nazarene Church Of Christ FERN PARK CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE ' ORRIAN ROAD W .P . Rrooka, Jr. .......r o s t e r P. a PUber........... Aiioc. Paitor Maniac Worahip....... 1:45 a. m. Suaday Scbaal ............ 9:4^ a. a . Rev. Jim Fiiher .............Tutor Sunday icbool ............ I :U a. m. Morning worship ........ 10:4S a. m. You til Mnriea .............fl:4l p. m. TnSS« Ohm ..".7.7. e!uVa. Evangelistic service ....7 :3 9 p. m. Wad. prayer aervice ..7:30 p. m. Krealii Worahip ........ »:aa p.m. Wad. Prayar asrvleo 7:30 p. m. Numry availnbls ■ . i 9 - LAKE MARY CHURCHor THENAZARENE CaWTHAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Ilth St A Oah Are. -Bev. GailSaiU . . . . . . . Pastor tod ay School........... 9:45 a. m. .Mamas Worahip......... 11:00 a. m. Trolalas Union ............«:1S p. m. Morning Worahip .....11:30 a. m. Ervaiag Worahip ........ T:Jo p. m. Evening Warahlp .........7:M p. m. Wod. Prayar SarrUo ..7:10p. a . Episcopal • Nuraery AvaUabla MOLT CROSS EPHCOPAL CHURCH Park Avo. at Mh M. ......Paelor Rev. John W. Thomas...... Pastor 9:41 a. m. Holy Eucharist ............7:30 a. m. ll:ooa. m. Family ServiceChurch School......... .‘ .1:00 a. m. ..4:30 p. m. ..7:45 p. m. Morning Prayer— Strmoa .................... 11:00 a. m. ..7:41 p. a . Holy Communm — Tuesday --------7:30 a. m. Wednesday .................. 10:00 a. m. Thursday.........................7:10 Sacrament ef Paaiati , Saturday ...........3:004:00 p. m. Lale Mary S. L. Draudy .. Sunday School ... Morning Worahip ....ll:0 0 o .m . ket lunch. Drinka aad the reit Chriatlan Service Training 0:00 will be turnlihed by the church. p. m. The dinner wUl be held la eb* Evening Worahip ...... .7:00 p. m. aervanco of Annual Family Weak. Wed. Prayar Service 7:30 p. a . Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oah A*t. aad Third St. Rev. Grover C JavoU, Jr. Morning Worahip .. .0:45 a. m. Sunday School............... 0:45 a. m. Morning Worahip........ 11:00 a. m. Senior Fellowship .........5:00 p. m. Evening'Worahip' ....7:30 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service . 7:00 p. m. ■LB . __ * - _ * • * • a. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Eataapataa • DaRaiy Ft. Paul Shults ................. faster Holy Communion— Sunday ..................a. m. Morning PrayerSermon ........................ it a. a . Holy Communion— let Sunday each month it a. m. Youth To Conduct Sunday Service The youth of the Prcibyteriaa Church in Lakt Mary wiU con­ duct thla Sunday'! morming aervie*. An entiro program conduclod by youth of high aebool ago will include David WUaoa raadlag tha call la worahip and acriptaiw road* lag by Doloraa Kinck. Thaa. - real of» - the church program ___i v* * - * ' * “ * •KiivuHvcumua, S M Uirvw MTIDGQ* etUa given by David WUaoa. Bob* by Oaburna aad Jadl Taylor. My* Fellowship .................1:30 p. a Senior High Westminister Fellowship .................7:10 p. m. Rav. Gtorga L. Graagar Graagtr ..Pastor Suaday Serviea ...............0 a. a . UPRALA COMMUNITY Church School ........... 10:00 a. a . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holy Comaualoa John W. PUley .....................Pastoi First, Third Sunday Mornlag Worship ........ 0:00 a. m. Sunday School ............ 10:00 a. m. Jewish Synsgofue Woaimiaiatar PaUowahlp Seniors ..................... 7:30 p. a . CONGREGATION SETH ■HAH. HR aad Magitola Circle Five Holds Meeting Recently Circle Five of tfw First MtlhodUt Church WSCS aet la the boat of Mr*. W. P. Chap­ man. Gifts won prostand to Mrs. Ba­ ker aad Mrs. Ckopaaa as post ebairnua aad study oupaciataa* not to MHr aad * a p NEED to help] lmitatiof what Dadd* Friday Evealag Service ..8 p. a . Lutheran Diocesan Meet Slated Tuesday Other Churches Rev. aad Mrs. George Graagar of tha Chrlat Church Eplacopal, Longwood, wiQ attend the 30th irigp; Wad. Prayer Service .. T: Nursery Available through Friday KleaeaUiy . ■ Methodist Meniag Warship . . . . .10:90 a. a. Evealag Service........... 7:41 p. js A. Y. f . Yauth Sarvlaa .S:N p. a. Wad. Prayar Sarvlaa . 1:09 p. a Other Churches----THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSRA MM W. laOM. •noday Wstchtower S««dF.........................3:04 p. Wad. Btola Study........ 7:34 p, Frt Ministry Scbaal ... 7:30 p. Friday Service.......... CRnreh Of Gad Of 30ST Eta AM J. M. Messer ............. Sunday School .......... Mornlag Worship....... Evangelistic aervice . . . . . Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 4:41 a. a . BCURTWY ll:W a. a . m E. Seaaad Rt .7:41 p>. a . Suaday School ............11:00 a. a . 7:45 p. a . Suaday Warahlp .........11:M a. a . Wedaaaday Soroka p. a . Young Peoples fan. lor. 9:49 p. a . Tuesday Rsodiiic . 3:309:38 p. a . CHULUOTA COMMUNITY CHURCH saiy J. HrOaaMa............ Paetor Church School .........10:09 g. a . Chunk ..................... 11:99 a. a . Joel D. Brown ........ Youth Christian Sunday School ........ Fellowship ...*.......... T:M p. a . Evangelistic Sarvlaa Tuesday Service....... >• Christian pSSL.":::^ isreh Of Chrfct r MYF .......... (A new Ch Loam unity) Vulcan Materials Co. “The Best in Moviee** 801 MagRaBa Art. PA 8-0321 Celery City Pnnting Co. -Hurt 8 ln c lw 0” fAMM, H I t. rark A **- "Complete Building Materiak McCrackaa R af "Prices Are Never Higher" 111 last Ui Wheeler Fertiliser Co. Ovtodo, Pin. . lsu t , ■.'"^V %***•#- . ' *’* "Chevrolet • OidamobUe • Cadillac* PO 5-3231 "For All Your Printing Needs’* w. PA SltSt Heller Motor k ie s Progressive^Printing Co. SOS PA M M i Wilson-Maler Furniture Co. Compliments of Manias Warahlp ------ U:S9 a. a . Evealag Service........... 7:3a p. a . Wad. Prayer Service . 7:34 p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTMT CHURCH Seventh BL aad B la Ava. c. W. Reach.................... —Paator Saturday Sabbath Schaal 9:30 a. a . Morning Warship........ ll:aa a. a . uai w. uto at. Wad. Prayer Service . .7:34 p. a . J. W. Marshall ............. Church School............... ■ Mornlag Worship...... n Evealag Worship.........7 Tuesday prayer.............1 Morning Warship Teachers Meeting, Evening Worship Thursday Service »*• Rifi Theatre Negro Churches PROGRE9S MISSIONARY DAP19ST CHURCH *M»ay E. B. WiUlaaa....................Paator Suaday School................ 4:30 a. a . Mornlag Worship.......U:M a. a . First, Third, Fourth Sundays Evealag Worship........ 7:34 p. a . First, Third Sundays fjrat The support of the Ckiirqh' Sw*.‘ies is sponsored by the following Business Firms P A 1 *8 5 1 Lovelace Amoco Station ir vov n or . l a n a 201 80. Park Avo. cakt Sanford Atlantic National Bank Biember F.D.LC. 101 g . 1st FA SASll 1 u tod to i p FA2-70M �0 S lfr # a n fo rS WrrelS F r i. M u r 1 8 , 1 9 6 0 - r « p r « 8 j Lake Mary H D Club Whatley, Wingo Betrothal Announced Rev. and Mrs. Simeon Lee What­ ley , of 8121 Sixth Ave., Birming­ ham, Ala. and formerly of Sanford, announce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daugh­ ter. Nellie Jane, to Mr. Tajwcll Clay Wingo Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tazwcll Clay Wingo Sr., 2iS6 Kimball Ave.. Memphis. Tenn. Miss Ella Boutwell ^Celebrates Eighth Birthday Ella Boutwell, ■ daughter of MaJ. and Mr*. Olan Boutwell. celebrated her eighlh birthday with a party at the home of her parents In Little Venice. The young guests came at 2 A *, m. dressed in cowboy* outfits ^and spent the afternoon enjoying games and riding “ pepper" the pony. Mr*. Boutwell served a picnic lunch, including a birthday cake decorated in aa ranch theme, fea­ turing Indians‘ and cowboys. Those attending were Kathy Klmmons, Elisabeth Rogers, Beth Williams. Bunny Thorsen, Dianne Beach. Kris Klmmons and the ^honoree. Forty-four lecnageri from the First Baptist Church Intermediates enjoyed an outing at the M. Q. Ranch recently. The group ar­ rived In the church's “ covered jjwiRan" with Gene Estridge as wagon master. He was assisted by II. E. McSwain. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Echols. Mr*. John Fox, Mrs. A. U Rarinrau, F. L. Dampier and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Estridge Sr. They were taken on an exten­ sive sightseeing trip around the ranch, went swimming in Lake WeeChusa and enjoyed horse back riding before supper was served ^''western style." The evening was completed with the boys and girls sitting around a huge fire listening to western stories told by the ranch boss, Herman Mor­ ris. Navy Group Plans Picnic Sunday 0 The Enlisted Men's wives of the “ Savage Sons” are planning a picnic at Lake Goldrn, Sunday afternoon starting at 1 p, m. All VAH-5 Enlisted Men,'* Wives and children era invited to come and bring a covered dish for aa enjoyable afternoon. Past Matrons Club <*To Meet Monday The Past Matrons Club. Order ef Eastern Slar, will hold the regu­ lar monthly meeting, Monday at S p. m. at the home of Mrs. B. C. Moore, 717 West First St. All mem­ ber* are urged to attend. Rev. Whatley i» a former paalnr of the Central Uaptiat Church in Sanford. Mia* Whatley attended Seminole High School, Sanford, Wood lawn High School, Birming­ ham, Clarke Memorial Junior Col­ lege, Newton, Mi**., and Howard College in Birmingham. While at Clarke Memorial Col­ lege, where ahe received her as­ sociate degree in arts, she was a member of the Aurelians Society and made the Dean'* list. She for­ merly was organist of the Lake Highlands Baptist Church in Bir­ mingham and is presently a mem­ ber of the Sanctuary choir of the La Mar Heights Baptist Church of Memphis, Tenn. The groom-elect l* a graduate of Central High School in Memphis and attended Memphis Slate Univcrsily at Memphis. While In high school he was a member o f the student council and an officer in the R. O. T. C. He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and at presrnt is employed by llohcnberg Bros. Co. of Memphis. The wedding will take place July 3, at 4 p. m. In the Lake Highlands Baptist Church, 11133 Sixth Avr., North Birmingham, Ala. . Holds Last Meeting The L ik f M iry Home Demon­ stration Club met it the firehouse for the regular monthly meeting. Mr*. William Heinbueh (poke on the topic for the day, “ atop worry­ ing and atirt living,’ * She pointed out eight way* of unlocking the wotriea and letting them go: balance wnrk with play —loaf a little — learn to let some things go — work off tenalona — talk out Irouhtea — learn to ac­ cept what you cannot change — get away from it all and have regular phyaical check up*. llosteaaei for the luncheon, aerved at noon, were Mr*. John K»hir and Mr*. Helen Powell. Member* decided to ranee! the June meet­ ing in order to Join the council picnic. The neat meeting ia achedulrd for September. Story League Meeting Changed The Lillie Women's Siory League, scheduled lo mret Mon­ day has been postponed until Tuesday. The group will meet at the home of Mis* Linda Mitchell, on W. Third St. at 7 p. m. All members are urged to at tend as new* officers will be elected far the coming year. MISS NELLIE JANE WHATLEY - >r. » ' r r r r : Mrs. Joe Masters Hostess T o Club The Osteen Home Demonstra­ tion Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Masters. Ten year member­ ship certificates were presented to Mrs. John Jurss and Mrs. Harry Osteen. Mra. Master* gave the program, entitled, “ Understanding Teen­ ager*.’ ’ A family picnic will be held In August at the home o f Dr. and Mrs. Bradin. The next regular meeting is sche­ duled for September. The hostess served refreshments of cake and coffee to Mra. Harold Eby, coun­ ty agent, and Mrs. Guy Beall, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Robert William*. Mra. John Juris, Mrs. Frank Grorge. Mrs. John Bradin and a guest, Mr*. Otto Meyer of Sanford. By JEANNE WARNXE A TRAIN PARTY to Jackson­ ville loday, and returning tonight, is composed of Mr. and Mr*. Howard McNulty and his mother, Mr*. Jennie McNulty, Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, and Mr. and Mrs. David Bach. They are in Jacksonville to attend a cham­ pagne buffet given by Sylvia Mc­ Nulty's mother for the clientele of her shop kn'-wn as “ Interior* by Iris .Maxwell''. THERE WILL RE SEVERAL small parlies in town tonight pre­ ceding the Navy's gala (I Sided Cage Rill at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. Dr. and Mr*. Maurice Wakeman will entertain at their home on l-aurel Avenue, (liirst* will be Lcdr. and Mrs. Sieve Oliver, Ledr. and Mrs. Ty Dedman. l.cdr. and Mr«, Warren Hocller, Cdr. and Mrs. Ernest Horrell, Mr. and Mr*. Chester Parker, Lt. and Mrs. lam Beverly, Lcdr. and Mr*. William Reyn, la-dr. and Mrs. Drew Chevalier and Lt. and Mrs. Robert Marlin. Cdr. and Mrs. H. E. FiUwaler will base a cocktail hour at their home before going to the Ball. In their group will be Lcdr. and Mrs. Doc Faulkner, Lcdr. and Mra. John Swope, Lt. and Mrs. John Shattuck, Mrs, Edie Brown, Lee Swarta and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundqulst. BETTY (Mr*. Don) FLA MM has returned home from Miami licacli where she had several dart of vacation while her husband at­ tended an Insurance convention hrld at the Deauville Hotel. }>he said she spent her time on the beach—(the weather was perfect) Woman’s Club Plans Meeting Monday The American Home Drparlment of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet Monday at ■ p. m. fur the final session of the club year. SIra. Robert Mitchell will presrnt a program on “ liquid embroidery". All club members are invited to allrnd. During the businesi session, final plans will be made for a bake sal* icheduled for May 20 In front of (he French Ave. Winn Dixie store. Sira. E. W, Christensen and her committee will be in charge of the meeting Monday evening. Families Visited By W e lc ^ ie Wagon Welcome Wagon Hostesses re­ port the following new families have been visited recently: Mr. and Mrs. B. N.‘ Howes moved to Ssnford from WashingIon. D. C. Mr. and Mrs, John Zeuli and children, John, Louise and Marian from Hackensack, N. J. Famlliea recently transferred here by thr Navy lneli.de Mr. and Mra. M. J. Dobson from Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kuril and children, Jimmy, Irene and Mary Ann. from Orobllle, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. II. C, Matron and children, Scott and Michele from Norfolk. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Page Jr. and children. Rebecca and Patri­ cia from Gainesville, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Carpenter from Erron, N. II., Mr. and Mra. T. R. McLean from Memphis, Tens., and Mr. and Mra. R. L. Ridcn from Key ter, W. Va. (jJomsm O f Club Year Oateen MRS. JOHN DICKEY, chapter president of EAS in ahown aervlnf her mother, Sira. W. K. McRoberta, at the tea honoring mothers o f the memhern. From left they are. Mra. Dickey, Mra. McRoberta, Mra. I. E. Eat ridge III, vice president and her mother, Mr. A. L. Collina. (Herald Photo) —and doing some shopping. Mur­ Mrs. LeFtles* husband. At tha ing the evening they enjoyed floor present time he la aboard the USS show entertainment at the Hotel. Forreital. Belly haa been seeing quite a Guests were Mrs, Chaney, Nor­ bit of Miami Beach as she went ma Welsh, Jana Leeskamp, Vic­ kie Guynn, Rounette Sulpiaio, Edna Kidd, Helen Hunt, Shirley Parka, Carol King, Nan Quinn and Mary Ellen Field*. WHEN OUT FOR A DRIVE this weekend go hy 3017 Mellonvilla Ave., and aee the lovely “ Garden of the Month" which belong* ta Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fleming, la fact, ono can enjoy the beauty of all' the garden! near the Flem­ ing's home. Their next door neighbors, the J. A. Calhouns, spend much time in their yard, too. and especially in back where they have a patio complete with picnie table and a place to barbecue. Alvla Calhoun, known for his ability to prepare the “ best smoked mullet'* also has a way of barbecuing pork chops to a delectable goodness — the Warlike* along with Millie and Olllc Lopcr and Zona and Art Beckwith ran testify to that since they were the Calhoun* guests at a picnic supper Tuesday night. H E A D E D TOWARD MIAMI REACH tomorrow will bo Dr, and Mrs. A. W. Epps, Jr., who will stay at the Deauville Hotel while he attends the Florida Slate Den­ tal convention. MRS. FLAMM along with her husband lo another convention held there last month. That visit ua* spent at the glamor­ ous Founlainhlrau Hotel. LUCY (Mrs. Dave) KING and Colleen (Mrs. It. J.) Provenchcr are guest* a Iward the USS Inde­ pendence today. The earrlrr, at Mayport, Is playing host to depend­ ent* by taking them out fur a day's trip. ENLISTED MEN’S wives of VA1I-5 had n surprise baby shower Tuesday for Josephine LcFHcs Si the home of Ruby Travis. A des­ sert course was served from a lire covered table that was cen­ tered with a large stork. The clever stork, which served as a holder for Hie lionorec's sifts, was made by Irene Chancy. During the alternoon the parly guests enjoyed seeing movies made in the various countries now- being visited by Hairdressers Plan Fashion and Hair Style Show May 20 The hairdressers of Seml-Of%ngc Unit 31 will hold a fashion and hair style show at the San­ ford Women's Club, Mag 20 at 8 p. m. laical shops will furnish tha clothes and the newest In fash­ ions and hair styles will be shown, Including spring fashions, eporta We Have a Complete Stock ef C A R D E N S U P P L IE S SI*D—T O O L S — Personals BY MBS. CLARENCE SNYDER Sorority Tea Honors Mothers Member* of the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha honored (heir mothers at a moth­ ers' day tra al the home of the president, Mrs. John Dickey, on Lake Minnie. Guests who called between the appointed hour* of 3 5 p. m. were met at the door by Mra. Dickey and Mra. I. E. Estridge III, vice president, and escorted lo the pa­ tio where they were serveq The tatjle held an arrangement of pink earaaliont, Iris and fern. Mrs. Jack Schirard and Mrs. K. W. Kile Jr. poured punch and eoffr which were served along with dainty sandwicbca, petit fours, nuts and mints. Approximately M were Invited lo call during the afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Jack Boone enter­ tained a group of frlemla at a aleak barbecue al their home re­ cently. Guests were Mr. and Mra. J. C. Carpenter and children, Chester, Debie and Delie, K. D. Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Skinnrr and children, Mike, Don and Ron, Mr, and Mrs. King Allman and ions, lands and Herman, Bill Craddock, Hamillon and Jack Boone Jr. Now la tha tlma to farlllbe lawns, flowers, and ahruba. W« recommend Armour1! Verts* green. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. Sanford Ave. Have any 2 ahlrta or trouaera laundered Hava any 2 Ilka al regular price, and garments dry denned have the third piece at regular price, and laundered FREE o f have the third like extra cost I garment cleaned FREE o f extra cont! Register Nothing lo Buy (A MISS SANDRA KENDRICK, left, guest o f honor, ia being served dessert by Mine Suzanne Jones at tha buf. fet luncheon given by M n . William Kirk, right, (Herald Photo) Buffet Luncheon Honors Graduate Mrs. -William Kirk entertained recently 'with a buffet luncheon at 0 h e r homo on Summerlin Ave, Guest of honor was Mias Samira Kendrick, a member of Hu Semisole High School graduating claa*. The guests served themselves from tho large buffet table gad of mixed spring flowers garnish THE ABOVE OFFERS GOOD ONLY AT THE NEW LOCATION OF G E N E S N O . 2 SH O T (Former location o f Howe'a Faahiona) Now at BOTH Locations with grapes. **rs. Kirk was assisted with I Um honor re. Guests Included Mbs Kendric Connie Ball. Karon Miller, Sand Steele, Franc were iiated at ladvidual UU m p g j f i McDrolel Betty A ^ ' S covered with pink cloths. The buf- Lynda Humphrey and Bonnie Sh fet table featured an arrangement far. SPRAY! Blankets Cleaned Mothproofed Scaled la Plant le Bag Walker Bldg. 2510 S. Oak FA 2*7881 lift M a g n o lia WE GIVE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS F A J -4 M 3 FA 2-2624 �‘You ----------- has rrinalatad Mrs. ’ Eerie Walker aa oar tax aaaaaaor and need his remarks on the loa f coctro> over aascsazDcnls ia the county by ! f l am hopeful that the ead result Ito the people o f SeminThere caa be no ether end result. Xra. Walker told the voters daring the hi which she won re-eJ£ctloo for isgiaaing In January that she will m paepartjr oa the basis o f fuO cash a aa i nquired by stats law. She get a large tote ia the primary the governor said be has a "great refor the voice o f the people." K n . Welker was reinstated to her oraffective immediately and that gives Dirty Bondit V WASHINGTON — A strfa| ef errors led ta soma bterettiag «w«ii«g habits of Brp. Adsm Clayton Pswotl. the preacher law­ maker of Hariem whs's been hav­ ing ah nf trouble lsttly. Sifii uf the New York Demo­ crat's ortgoiaf lcUcrs ended up her am advantage over moat o f the o n didates who made commitments to the voters during the campaign— she has an immediate opportunity to fulfill them. We wish Mr*. Walker veil in ation o f her kmg service in the assessor's office and in her efforts to carry out a re­ peated promise o f an equitable tax rnQ— . and we take that to mean one which wiD sustain the county's progress. The controversy over who was right about bar previous assessments should end right now. Mrs. Walker ia the tax and is obligated to do the job right. And all taxpayers are obligated to carry their share o f the county's tax load— and Mrs. Walker should not k t them for­ get it. CALLING la the box of aaotfaer'lawmikei whoto offleo Opened them to flag —lo! — aa apparent flajriat abuse of franking privileges. Every member of the Bout* 0f RepresestoLves receives a heft* allowance for pen insi mail. IB addition, the taxpayers allow th* Uwmaken several mDlkm doUsU a year to send out outinen mij under their stamped signature I! providing, of eoune. t.ksi miQ is strictly official buslaru. Some time ago aa envelops stamped with the Powell signature was returned for lack of id. dresi. But it went to the tuff of another New York e o a g r tii- Mr. Billopp The girls didn't notice the Po m ell sump until after they npp*F open the envelope. Iniide they found a small "collection" *3. vclope sod sn attached note soliciting "folding money." This struck thorn at a curoui kind of official U. S. bujinrii. But then something happened to give this comedy of errors a real biiam sequel- A second misdirected Powell missive show•d »P| It. too. had apparently ion# through the addressing machin* with a blank address. And it, too. ended up inadvertently in ih* wrung congressman's basket, aad, sgaia, was opened by the stiff by mistake. This time, tha enclosure -was 1 by Marquis Childs - - GENEVA — The laodoait of view, he haa constantly be/n fight-r ria past fev days an ready mode ^ • • erid war aad wba hsvu par- truatv. In this context the Gcttr* •treat number. a tj, county or itile. That will be discovered Mir after t'c eignetan ii in the * t m [ place. Thee i k qoevaoo ii ■tetter it caa be rubbed ant and rewritten without looking aa tbouga the lignaimrc had been tampered with. Signatures ai<a<i are needed in a tarn and at iacoorreJenl 'jam . If they are- draaaded la tbe heme it triS be jitl when the at real estata prospeeu ia Wishff whites of r u i are beiag folded ingtoa. The letter, teat under Pontiff ta. or something fcai cose to 0 boil and a miaou's absence from ftnnkiag privileges, was an afftr the Urtra win bring disaster. If to sell real estate. It reads, is the signature b done ia the kit­ part: chen the document will bear also "1 own the last bouse of tha Douglas Berry Alley Restoration 1smears of batter and Soar. If tbe i paurts are demanded Project just ten blocks la back outside the borne they will require of the Supremo Court Building. a trip downtown in heat, cold or I w in sell the bonso only to those rain which art typical of signing wko work on Capitol Hill. “This is strictly for tbe yoursi weather. M u r signatures have la be la heart. Perfect tar a couple, t«df signed before a notary. Tbe no­ bachelors, or two girls. Every­ tary mast be found through friends thing bread new from beams ts or ia tbe yellow pages of the tele­ roofs except the fid white brick phone book and caught at hit wins. "No lawn, no maid ten its bom* with bis seal there aad not at the affix*. Neighbors will be needed, no parking problem. AU needed as witnesses, ia which this far Oar down, IN a month. case they will expect refresh­ Total price, O JN, or rant for W ments. AS at which complicated a month. "Interested? Contact Roxsna the mailer. That is why whenever an offi­ Doran Associates, lac.. ZU Penn­ cial-looking document in waved ia sylvania Avt., S. E-, Lincc'.dj the air it brings a groan and the Tha giri ia Powell's office said plaintive question, "Oh. deort An­ the house was sold — la Roxana "Nov whoa we go Cost on what other paper to sign." vo call a *personne] recruitment rhmompher BUlepp Doran Amoclatr*. trip.' we ju t show the prospect But. the said, tbe congressman ■ picture of thou desert sunsets may bare to foreclose and re­ sell tbe honee because at uasatsaad a few girls ia Western faclary financial arrangements. clothes. Aad the employe quits A United States Congressman aad comet ta Phoenix to be a part-tiaa cowboy! receives MM a year to spend oa "Womens 00 TV have done LOS ANGELES (UPII - Tbe posisge — aa questiosis asked. Ia more far us than anything else. Lei's Have Better Mottoes Aim, adrtttloa. ha receives SUM a yenr% Wa nelly eaght to pay them." today reported that "Bo Reason­ for " ststieswry " eMch be caa Such day dreaming has done able —Do It My Way” was chosen «Mveit into rash aad spend for wuodsrs for the electronics peo­ os the winning motto for this postage — or just anything be ple. Baca a flood of gulden sun­ month. Ruonersup included: shine to the real estate men. tbe Tbe franked mail is “Coat For The Day. Will Bo r matters that directly affect beaks, the restaurants and the Back For Lunch aad Ceflea the taxpayer. Selling bouses un­ lr iih " der ceagre*Nonil mailing privi"B a n a Mind of Tour Ova. leges hardly seems ta be ia the best Interests ef the taxpayer- . Say 'Yes.* ” v.',, Mottoes Tell How To G et Ahead Three Minutes A Day C h ivy h a m ■MaHIail that ha uaM have much preferred the ftfai ta the isjuries The driver was flood Bri­ tt lo important to remember that vo o n rasyilbU tar all that M ear a M l C R la.easy ta t h r a s h CNcago traffic to the t a c t f 21 mI m tith e (M u ! Happinaaa Through Health Your Baby (By OR. r. LEO KERW1K) a r ia u .m ^ ‘ u d Pag* 4—Fri. May 18. 1M0 It U only In recant yean that cartful adjustment, it has been recognised that •<**> Irritation from Importia unnatural. The moat commen cmtwo for making mother or. dad take their turn walking the floor half tho nlght is the conditlou known as colic. Frequently this occura from baby uncovering that b«on w cold. This, la torn, eaiuaa auricular eoatraetfea aad apinal diatortious which Irritate nerves to tin dlgaa. tire system so that sastric aad lataatiaal juices a n la* th, nortnay pecmUon o f gas­ trie aad digestive juices. If. however, this condition la left uneometed, ft can pave the way for frequent iateetiaal upasta aad conaUpsUon, end eventually lowered re■l*taaca to many gfreaBod bahlaa dlaaaacs, U your baby a Chiropractic case? . W tl 1 MNMDMMORE BECAUSEIMEY WORK MORE! CHM OtnSIM M RITRUCtt ^ — “ **** — *a *tg A t Spring fmm Selling Sptm at yam I HOLLER MOTOR SANFORD* FLA. r SALES FA *-0711 �M f n l fm tTI f Prf.t l a y IS, 1060— Pngi LocWiead Plans Program To Insure Against Crashes Beverly's Mom Explodes At 1.0* ANGELES (U P !) — The acene waa of a alightly t ir ,y ^ m o th e r tongue-lashing at a dls™ tance a dignified judge. It tould have been a funny Hollywood rourtroom farce— exeept it waa for real and a teen, age girl'a future hung in the balance. The girl, IT-year-old Beverly Aadland, waa In team, sobbing loudly, while her bleached-blonde mother atrutted around tha hall after being thrown out of her 9 daughter’* hearing for interruptIng Uatimony. ” 1 railed the judge an — -J" Mr*. Aadland hoaited to reporter* and then added aoma rholra com­ ment* about the Jurirt. Bailiff* denied Mr*. Aadland a*ed any profane word* In the Judge'* hearing. Bevarly, th# blonde playmate o f tha lata Errol Flynn, return* to tha rourtroom today where 8u0 parlor Judge Allen Miller will decide her future. If ha agreea with eounty pro­ bation authorities that Beverly la a tax delinquent, he ran have her committed to a home for wayward girla antil the la 21. A ruling In her favor eould give Beverly her freedom. **■ •■ * ■ ■ * mm i m i / i 'i u t i n i iv im u t i f ic ii* n u ti » » n i» l ■ l in ;n , Quotable Quotes iij« i» tw p iiu w . aonte o f the ntyle they will use in the Floridn Stnte Rnn<lmuMer’fi Anaocintion competition at Gainesville Saturday. The Seminole High hoys will •join aeveral other musician* and SIIS twirldra at the meet. Bnndmaater Erneat Cowley is coaching them for the contest, (Herald Photo) VOTE Cub Scout Pack Varied Reading At Sanford Library The Real McCoys Bp and Cliff Andy A take-off on Washington polltin , a history o f Sicily and a tale of aubmarine warfare are a few of tha new itorie* yau may curl tip with at th* Sanford Public Library. The itin ary ha* recently ac­ quired “ They Went Thau way," Japan Warned On Spy Flights She Bald We-aaa Should All Re ] neered With CARRAW AY & M cKIBBIN -114 M. Park Aim. 1 « tof* .,5 . J a ‘J • * ’* FA l-W I rjJ . 4 "L> II tilts - *#»)* FURRANK. Calif. (UPI) — Lockheed today prepared a -5-mlllion-dollar modification program for all Klectra airliners to insure against crashes similar to two air disasters that rlaimrd P7 lives when tha planes' wings snapped o ff at high speed. But who will pay for the modi­ fications — estimated at mare than 180 million fo lia r* for each o f th* 12S four’ prop-jet planes now in service? Lockheed did not talk about fi­ nancing the modification* Thurs­ day when It held a day-long meet­ ing with representative* of the airliners. Airline Pilot* Assn., gov­ THE CHUI.UOTA WOMEN’S CLUB to burring with ernment aviation agencies and activity the.se days, including election of new officers. technical people. Outgoing president Mrs. Carol Jepson. right, turns the Asked today about who would gnvel over to newly clcctcfl president Mrs. Eunice pay for the rhanges, Lockheed Jlowell. (Herald Photo) had a flat "no comment." At the *c«*iujr Lockheed said Its 2 1* million dollsr test program of th* Klectra* following the Tell Good Motto City, Ind., end Buffalo, Tex., MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P Il—Twocrashes showed the wings of both year-old Sammy Y oit (lipped in planes snapped. a different word the firat time he The builder of the five-milliongave the Messing at the table. dollar airplane said the rrashe* Said Sammy: could not have hern caused hy “ Give ua, I,ord, our jelly hread." high speed alone, hut had to he rouplrd with structural damage to Ry United Press International the tha outboard engine housing. PARIS — Playboy • diplomat As explained hy Lockheed en­ gineer M. C. Haddon, the crashes Prince Aly Khan, dying of Injurfee received in the crash of the occurred when: Th* outboard engine began to fast sports'car he was driving and wobble at high speed because of in which the Frrnrh model Retsome structural break in the en­ titia wa* riding: "How is Rrttina?" gine mounting or housing. The wobble was, in turn, transmitted along the wing and the extra WASHINGTON—The State Deforce of the wobble caused th# partmsnt denying in a note to the wing to flutter and then snap like Kremlin that the flight of th* U-2 Constable a dry stick during high speed plane over Russia wa* intended to flight. sabotage the summit meeting: YHatrlrt 4 Semiwots He did not say what had caused “ Indeed, It Is the Soviet govern­ the engine mounting to become ment's treatment of thle case • Experienced loose nr broken hut said it could which, If anything, may raise ba caused hy an ahnormally hard question* about its Intentions in • Capable landing. re*pect to these matter*." TOKYO ( U P I l- Peiping Radio laid Thursday Japan will have to lake the consequence* If U. S. plane* based In this country fly intelligence missions over Red China. "W e Issue a warning to th* (Premier Nobusuke) Kiitii govern­ ment . . . " laid a Peiping broad' cast, quoting what it said wa* an editorial In the Communist Chi­ nese "People’* Hally." "It must bear full rcsponilbil ity for whatever consequence* lotlow if H continue* to permit tf. S. .planer based in Japan to con­ duct spy activities against Red China." * M l* A •|#* n «■ *♦ *’"* f* t i f , 1 to I fee el 1 ft'-t r l T , .* * . Hee Brown’s tale of foibles in the nation's capital Giuseppe Lempedum'* Sicilian history, "The Leopard;” and “ Wolf Pack” a story of undersea lighting by Wil­ liam Hardy. Other recent additions In the library shelve* are Garland Roark's ’ .Should the Wind Be Fair," a Civil War story; the comic "Sail a Crooked Ship” by Nathaniel Brnchley; Hank Pearls’ “ The Crowded Sky," about air­ plane*; Ilka Chase's "Three Men nn the Left Hand," a modern jmlitical story; a biographical novel about Sam Houston, "Th* Raven and the Sword,” by Mathew Gant; “ Reluctant Cavalier.” hy Donald Chidsey and Atkinson's "By Rock­ ing Chair Across America.” R a c e r D ie s INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (U PIl — Erwin iCannnuhallt Baker, 7ft. one o f America’s pioneer race drivers, died Tuesday in Commu­ nity Hospital after suffering a heart attark at his home. *«» .urn Plans Picnic Sanford Cuh grout Pack will start the season o f sun fun with a day of picnicking swimming at Lake Golden ill. 245 anti and May Swimming Class Registration Set al North Orlando Homos too F LO R ID A 'S “ B ES T H OM E FO R T H E M O N EY” ■on in for as Ufto as $145 Down n I I — J< it -if'( While Swttaerland tightened se­ curity meaaure* againat Commwnlit diplomat* the two Ruaataa ■plea boarded a Ciech plane with their familiei and took o ff from Zurich for Prague. They carried flower* and waved gaily ae they left. ' ' The two embaaty aecreteriea Hated on the paaaenger liat a* "M odln" and •Trolov” wore caught red-handed Tuesday to Zurich while planning to meet a Soviet agent her*. The Incident ilunned a country already fuaed by and critical of the U.S, "xpy plane" Incident In Ruaala. They were ordered Wedneaday to leave within 34 hour*. Today they flew back behind the trow Curtain. Term* aurh ae thlmMeM, toothful, quantum, a go, a peg, a finger, tot, wet and yard were all uied by American eoloelita to ordering a drink of rum. FOR O. G. OW E The boy* will hike to iJike Gold­ en from the Naval Air Station gate. The First Pre«hyterian Church pack will have other out­ ings at Boy Scout Camp La-NoCher later In (he summer. lien* One and Five won the pack inspection banner at a recent monthly meeting, Eddie Small won gold and sliver arrow points; Bob­ Registration for any adult wishby Slye won a one year pin; John Bryant, Clifton Gainey, and Jeff ing to enroll in the adult begin­ Cox won wolf badge* and Donnla ners swimming rlass la 2 p. m. Kthrll and Bobbie Repp won bear Monday. badges. Registration. In the senior life Mrs, Woodall and Mrs. CuUhaw saving rlass will he held at 7 p. m. received den mother pins. The that same day. Both classes are pack's increase in memberihlp has sponsored hy the Sanford Recrea­ made It necessary to errata two tion Department and the loral new dons. The six new Robrats in- chapter of th# Red Cross. ducted this munth were Branny Chiles, Terry Morrison, David Newspapermen founded th* Cook, Michael Cobb, John Gilles­ Missouri State Historical Society pie and Mika Rudd. more than no years ago. J*>ti mlutqu Co.' BERN, Switiwtan* (UPI>-Tw* Soviet diplomat* caught epyinj as V. S. rocket hue* to Weat Ger­ many and 8 wise radar installa­ tion* were expelled Thursday to what the government called She craveit rate of Soviet eaptowage here atnee the war. CHICAGO—Adlal Stevenson se­ miring the administration o f hlundering mi the eve of the summit conference: "The discovery of th* ipy plane coupled with the aimuKaneout an­ nouncement that w# are unilat­ erally resuming the nuclear testa ran hardly enhance our Image as champion of peace In the world." NEW YORK — Sen. John Kenn*dy discussing his recent pri­ mary triumphs: "N o convention has ever nom­ inated a man who avoided the prlmerles and elected that man pre­ sident." • Hnnent • Impartial la w Enforcement * I • Served Seminole Deputy Sheriff. Com fy • Active • WU1 Devote Ful Time Te Thh Office • Your Support Member Centra] "BEST HOME FOR T H E MONEY IN FLORIDA** was awarded North Orlando Hornet' Mod 0021 (shown at left) by American Home Magazine. Three bedroom*, two ceramic tile bath*, and a fully equipped kitchen (Preway range and oven, Frigidaire refrigerator-freezer, sinks in dec­ orator colors, mica counter-tops, and red birch kitchen cabinets) make this an outstanding value for only $M ,045. You can move into this award winner for only $145 down, monthly . payments are $79.86, including interest and amortization. t CHOOSE FROM 15 PACE-SETTING DESIGNS, select two or three bedrooms, one or two betht, at North Orlando Homes. Mo\e into some models for as little as $110 down, monthly payment* as low as $6234, including interest and amortization. A CAREFU LLY PLANNED COM M UNITY, North Orlando has paved and curbed street*, and a complete water and sewerage system, no septic tanks. Built on high and dry ground, North Orlando Homes gives you big city convenience with suburban quiet and low tax rate*. n o rth o rh in d o Reyman* F. Jm AWARD TNIATIR, lATURSAVB AT 1MB DM Baptist Chmrch Appreciated eyO’tpl • SEE SEVEN FUUT NUUNED NODE HOMES TODAY t PA M . A*r. �Pa*n S -F r i. Mar 1», IMG Islanders Rap Sanford; Locals Drop To Third Daytona Beach mapped a fir# Greyhound Manager Robbie gam* Idling streak with an 1-7 Robertaon will lead with bU ace triumph ‘ over 8anford Thursday night. John Keplc'a three-run homer in the seventh was the victory mar­ gin. The loss dropped Sanford Into third placo, eight pereentaga points behind Paiatka. Tonight the Greyhounds travel to Orlando fo r a game. League Leaders By United Press Interaatlsasl Flayer ft TaamG.AB R. B. Pci David Baldino, Scotty Barton and Rex Rlepe. In the middle row from the left are, Eddie Phillips, Tommy Pentz, Jimmy Packard, Alfred Deivenirf, Richard Walk* er, Mac Brooks, and Bob Boyle, Gary Mellor and Glenn Cruce are in the back. Coach Gene Pentz holds a bat aa he prepares to get his boys on the field. (Herald Photo) THE NEW CHULUOTA LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD got Its first trial Thursday when Chulnota Little Leagbers n et an Oviedo team on the new diamond. Watching team sponsor Gene Norton get ready to throw out the tin t ball are, in the front row from the left, John Jones, David Norman, Kenneth Jacobs, Stuart Fox, m e national Laagso n e t la lost shaptog up into a battle nf Ban Francisco pitching against Milwaukee power. It's aa imnlo twlat (or the rival Managers, too, because BUI RigMy nf (ho Giants has always b u s aa advocata of "crash"— long hall hitting — and ChoiW* Dresses of the Braves haa always championed sharp pUebtag com­ bined with Inside baseball. But neither has aoy reason to MaUlaIn today with their teams already wiping out the bitter dis­ appointment of 1030 when tho Los Angeles Dodgers "stole" tho flag Hem them with a late-eeason tush and a post-season pleyofl victory. Tho (reat-Tuantog Giants In­ creased their winning streak to Six game* Thursday when they beat tho Philadelphia Phillies. 1-0, while the Bravos used their longbell "punch" for the second •might day to down Um St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3. Tho ClocinnaU Bods scored 13 runs In the first l#o innings end crushed tho CM* cogo Cuba, 14-1, to tho only other ML game. Gary Ball bacamo the Ameri­ can League’* tint four-game winMr of the year when he pitchod the Cleveland Indiana to a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees and Tom Brower's two-hitter enabled the Boston Red Sos to shed* tho Chicago While Sox, 1-0, la other big leaguo action. Jack Sanford continued the amating San Francisco pitching otraak through to shutout Innings Thursday with a two-hitter ombellIsbed with 11 strikeoutsmatching Sam Jonas' perform* •net of tho previous day. Robin Roberta bed n no-hitler unlit two were out in the fifth In­ ning but then tho Giants scored (he game'a only run when WUllo Kirkland singled, stole, second, wont to third on a wild throw and tallied on Hoble Landrith's single. Eddie Mathews' third homer to two games and vlxth of the sea­ son gave the Braves their second straight victory after the Cardi­ nals whittled away at Bob Buhl to overcome Milwaukee's early SB lead. Bab Purkey breezed to his secand wia behind a lT-htt Cincinnati attack that Included three hits each by Eddla Kasko, Vada Pintea aid Tuny Gonzales. Bob An­ derson, Mm Brabowaky and Ben Jibniea wera rocked for the Rads' IS mas la tho first two tosings an the Cube suffered their teeond straight lost under man- eighlh inning with hie homer ot the eeeson. eger Lou Boudreou. Pete Runnels' baies-fllled sin­ gle In the last o f the ninth re­ warded Brewer with his second win and tagged Bob Shaw, an 15* San Francisco game winner for the While Sos Pittsburgh in 1039, with hla second defeat. Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Bel scattered 10 hits and getood his fourth win when batterymaie Russ Nixon homcred oft Ralph Terry in the 11th inning. Yogi Barra, celebrating his 3Mh birthday, lied the score in tho FORT WORTH. Tex. (U P!) - T i Ua-etarvod Billy Maxwell, who pockets plenty of folding money on (ha tour aach year but who h a n 't won a crown In two y ea n , lad 4ha Colonial National Invita­ tion golf tourney field Into the second round today with a onesink# edge. OROSSINGER. N, Y. (UP» No man bright lights for ingemar Johansson! Tho heavyweight champion to­ day angrily banned movlo lights from hla training ring becauso he blamed them for a terrific punch In Urn face bo received from a m w anarmale. logo Claimed he couldn't sec tha punch bacausa of the dacxliag lights during hie second round lata Thursday with Cortot Stew­ art, a aow sparinete from New York. It waa the first lime im pound Stewart had boxed with logo, training bar* la tba CalaklU Moun­ tain for hla June 20 title defense against Floyd Patterson. Stowart'a right Jolt to Jobanason’s chookboM knocked Ui* champion back onto hla heels, lego waa MU' shaken but ho did Mt go down. However, the punch made him so angry ha refused to box any more or to do any gym­ nasium verb. M OVE The chunky, unassuming 30year-old Texan, who plays out of Oceanside, Calif.,' fired ■ threeunder-par 34-33-07 Thursday lo nose out UlUe Jerry Barber of Los Angeles, the Tournament o( Champions llUist, who had 3533-65. Both bad lo turn in a sterling golf ahot on the final hole to crowd in ahead of seven rivale who also managed to conquer Colonial Country Club'a rugged 7,0!4yanl. river-lined par 33-3370 layout. Maxwell, who learned his short iron game In tho sand dunes of West Texas, needed that back­ ground Thursday when hla second shot caught a trap on the 15th. He pulled out his trusty Texas wedge, blasted to within four feet and ran It home for tho stroke edge. Barber had just finished and had a fine 05 on tho board thank! to a OO-Iool chlp-ln from off the green on the final hole. While Maxwell and Barber gfhbbed tba headlines Thursday, defending champ Ben Hogan and pre-tourney favorite Arnold Palm­ er weren’ t out of the running. Iloian was among the aevtn who shot ois, while Palmer—win­ ner of near 130,000 thla year—was among a quartet at 71. Fiva other players were bounced at even par TO. Bracketed with Hogan wera Johnny Palmer of Tulaa, Okla., Xcl Nagle ot Sydney, Australia, Don January of Delia*, Doug Sanden of Miami, Ken Venturi of Palo Alto, Calif., and Gona Llttler of Singing HlUa, Calif. UP , "f: <. TO W. 17 IS It 12 It a 9 a L. 7 • 7 It M 13 11 13 r*t. ,7oa .623 .■It .327 .440 .409 .340 .316 IN EAVES, ROOF YOUR RAVENNA AND COMFORTABLY FHA FINANCING AH LITTLE Ah a M MM MX *400 DOWN Meethly Paymento Ltko Beal 10 26 .431 It 22 .393 17 30 453 T 30 .306 7 27 .363 15 23 434 a 24 433 7 25 433 16 26 421 11 22 415 ,,, 3 3 4* 6to 7 SH Mb Saafwrd Chavarria 2b Dube If Dukes 3b Hinojosa rf Perez c Green aa Sisk ef Reed lb Petrokovle p Scgul p Lippold p Bailey p e-Meloney b-Sanders c-llarrelaon Bankers Pace Business Loop AB R H RBI 5 02 3 4 00 0 4 01 o 3 1 0 0 4 1 2 0 3 l o o 2 10 1 2 21 1 1 0 0 0 o o o o 0 00 0 o o o o 0 lo 0 0 o0 o l o o l Totals Sanford Atlantic Bank took over first placo In the Seminole County Daytona Beach Businessmen's Bowling League by Poodry 3b 4eisiliaikiiinsfc!s. J ln k s M io h 20 7 « PARK fourth with II, Sanford Auto Parts Is in fifth with 13. Vulcan Matarlala and Wall's Plumbing hold nlsth with 14VS wins each, Pol-Air and Bantoh Contracting hold sev­ enth spot with IS, followed by Drivers Predict *Record* Race In Thankful Tribute •— INDIANAPOLIS (U P H -I)r iv m and officials predicted today all speed records will be smashed when qualifications for the 500mile Memorial Day auto race open Saturday. With a promise of a generally fair and warmer weekend, activ­ ities at the sprawling racing plant in suburban Speedway City mush­ roomed to a fever pilch as driv­ ers and mechanics toiled virtually around the clock to get set for the time trials. THB SEMINOLE — DeBARY COUNCIL gratefully accepts and acknowledge* memorial contribution, for HEART RESEARCH. world's N o,l women’s water ski ohampion sa y s. . . mCRCURV 18 THE WORLD'S N0.1 OUTBOARD FOR SKIING I* • Totals 33 S IX a Scotch Kegler Tourney Sloted Here May 22 ■gq j * Titans Sign QB NEW YOBK (U P D -H m New York TUane of the American Foot­ ball Laagua have signed' Tam Dlmltroff, former Miami ef Obto quarterback, to a 1M0 contract. Dlmltroff has playtd professional football with Ottawa of tho Canadlan Laagua. HOME Vicki V an Hook, winner of tho W orld Wafer Ski Championships a Milan Italy, Invites yot enjoy "OUTBOARD LIVING DAYS at your M ercury Dealers now! d to M B A MIGHT NOT NOTICE. . . SUCH AS INSULATION, BEING AND OTHER FEATURES EXTRA RESULT COOLER IN THE HOTTEST SUMMER MONTHS, WARM DURING OUR FEW CHILLY WEEKS. 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P PRIDE" VISIT OUR MODEL HOME ANDBALER-OFFICE ON TBMFLR DRIVE — lJ N1LE8 WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT SOth ft FRENCH. k fnm lw> •«"(*> Cot lie's bee* toting uk , toe ** i g, • IttO fcetostf* Cwtenbaa, feed fc ■•. r P. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. A Scotch doubles bowling tourus CEILING “ HOMES ing enthusiasts and most of the spectators commented on how close the arrival or the leading boats came to the estimated time of arrival announced by the San­ ford B oil and Ski Club. The first racers made theirfo turns within minutes of the e x -w peeled time, indicating that rar­ ing boats and motors h ive gamed a great degree of dependability as well as speed. Tbc Boil and Ski Club icrvrd The St. Johns River Maralhon snick- to several hundred boatinx turn-around at, Ssnford was wit­ fans during the morning and there nessed by a large crowd of boat­ waa a boat display on the bandshell area which got a Jot of viewers. AB R H RBI 4 1 1 0 Q U A L IT Y DESIGN, Fishing wxs reported improving in most areas around Sanford this week and Wilbur Brewer said at Camp Seminole on the Wekiya River that both bass and bream fishing is real good. Brewer said there has been an unusual run of large beam in this area, with many weighing a pound or more being brought In. Every boat was landing the limit too, he said. Bats were more active in the Weklva the past few days and Brewer said he weighed one in at nine pounds. John Crim at Lemon Bluff said the St. Johns it getting down to its proper level, but that no spec­ tacular catches of bats have been reported yet. Most of those caught have been landed by plug­ ging, he said. threegam es. " * ,r n B W W Wally's Phillips 66 climbed into tho second spot with 17 wine, and Gator Lumbar holds third with Owtn'a .Gulf Service, both having l i f t wine. Harvey* dropped to QUALITY P A Y S . . . IN COMFORT! THINGS YOU WIDE American league Runnels. Bin. ia 60 15 36 Maris. N.Y. Allsioo, Wash. R> 74 Lumpe, K.C. 20 52 Skowroe, N.Y. IB 74 Woodllng, Ball. 21 65 Hansen, Balt. 21 65 Power, Cleve. It 54 Minoso, Chi. 20 51 Siebern, 1C C. It 6t Horn a im GB d hw & nm i Dodgers Coll Howard For Help LOS ANOELES (UPI) -Young Frank Howard brought hla big hot to tho Los Angoles Dodgers today la hopes of perking up tho hitting attack af tba alltog world chamntona-Mw In fifth placo In tho Notional League. The 23-yeamld former Ohio flute Unlvenlty basketball star waa catled up ta the club Thursday from Spokano of the Pacific Coast Laagua. General Manager E. J. (Bunk) Bavasl said outfielder Car! Furillo—with the Dodgers since 1944wlll ha placed an the toaetiva list to mako room for tho six-foot-six second Lakeland Paiatka SANFORD Leesburg St. Pete Tampa Orlando Daytona 24 aa 11 37 .353 24 91 20 33 .353 16 44 • 15 .373 is aa 17 33 441 17 a 4 IS 445 Aaron, MIL 11 72 10 23 447 Kasko, Cto. 21 •T 13 n 433 Cunghrn, Si. L. 11 70 IS 23 J R White, St. L. 22 92 16 30 426 Spencer, St. L. 22 S3 13 IT 423 Clmnte, Pgh. Mays, S. F. Burgess, Pgh. Mathews. MU. Curry, Phils. when the Loe Angeles owned 0r> lando Dodgers appear at Memorial Stadium here Saturday night at 7:45 in the first o f three top Flo* ride State League tilts elated for the weekend. Bob Gollck, talented and hardthrowing righthander with a four and one record will be assigned mound duties against 8anford'a oldest rivals. The Greyhounds swamped the Dodgers, IS to 4, on their last visit here, and hold a two game sdvant* age over them. So desperate has been the plight o f the Dodgers that Brandy Davie, manager, who had not planned to play this sea­ son at all, has been petroling the outfield, adding both defensive strength and plenty o f offensive ability as well. Meantime, local fans who like their players big, blustery, and boastfhl will have their opportun­ ity Sunday and Monday when the Philadelphia owned and rapidly Improving Tampa Tarpons are at the Stadium In their first ap­ pearance here this year. In other FSL action Thursday, Mickey Mattlace, Palatkn'a ace righthander,, hung up h li second no-hit game o f the seeson Thurs­ day night aa the Rediegs routed Tampa 21-0 to move Into second place in the League. Mattiace struck out 10 and cut his earned run average to 0.55. He haa allowed only two earned runs In 33 innings. He hurled his other no-hitter against Daytona Beach May 3. Paiatka banged out 21 hits, Ineluding four by Tommy Heims, to make Mattiace's Job easy. League-leading Lakeland won Its aixth in a row, trimming St. Petersburg 8-4. The win hiked the Indiana’ margin over the field to three games. Bait Box u, Florida Sale. * Service PivUtoa Baraetoa, Florida �FrI. May 13, I 860—Pago 7 VATICAN CITY (U Pl»—It was Q n year* ago today that three Portuguese shepherd children said they saw their first vision o f the Virgin Mary but there was no in­ dication the Vatican would use the occasion to release the "third se­ cret" o f Fatima. Reports which have circulated abroad for the past year have said the Vatican would mark today’s A n n iversary by disclosing the secret. Some of these reports said the secret would prove to be a pro­ phecy o f the imminent end o f the world in a final battle against communism. The Vatican never gave auoataner to such reports. Tha "secret" is a document written by a Roman Catholic nun, ^ a le A Success The rummage sale sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women of Longwood was reported as a great success. The women wish to (hank the many persons who helped make the sale a success along with those who helped with tha Easter Eve bake sale. Installation Set £ Girl's Ambassadors of the Longwood Baptist Church will hold in­ stallation service* today at 7:30 p. m. All members of the GA so­ ciety are asked to attend. Sister Lucia, now S3, the sole sur­ vivor o f the three shepherd chil­ dren who said they *aw the Virgin Mary In apparition* at Fatima, Portugal, beginning May 13, 1917 and tasting through October of that year. Tha children said tha apparition confided to them three secret* of the world's future. In 1942, tho church belatedly re­ vealed the first two parts o f the "secret message"; — A vision o f hell to which was linked the prediction that World War I would end (the original vision was in 1917) but another war would break out during the reign o f Pius XL Pius XI died Feb. 10, 1939, when •Hitler's le­ gions were on the march toward World War II. — The necessity for devotion to the immaculate heart of Mary to convert Russia which, It was pre­ dicted, would spread terror and havoc throughout the world. Some rumor* about the "third secret" have reported catyclysmis events or warfare that would end life on earth. Twenty years ago, while ill and ftaring death, Sister Lucia wrote the third prediction" and staled tho envelop* with instruction to open it either upon her death or in the year 1900, whichever came first. Sister Lucia la still alive in a Carmelite convent at Coimbra, I’ortuga). world's No. 1 men's water ski champion POPPY DAY IN SANFORD wn* officially proclaimed lo be held May 21 by Mayor Earl Higginbotham Thursday. The American Legion Auxiliary o f Sanford’s Campbell Lossing Post will sell poppies on thin Armed Forces Day to raise funds for the Disabled American Veterans. The Mayor buys a poppy here from “ poppy girl" Carol Lynn Farella. Looking on are Mrs. Caroline Picrro, poppy chairman for the* Auxiliary, and Jerry Farella. (Herald Photo) PARIS (U PI) — Playboy-diplomat Prince Aly Khan died In the crarh o f his fast sports car last night with the name o f a beauti­ ful woman on his lips. Aly, 48-ycar old millionaire aon o f the late Aga Khan, father o f the present Aga Khan, and formar husband o f Rita Hayworth, waa pronounced dead in a Paris hospital shortly before midnight after his Lancia collided head-on with a Franch sedan. Witnesses said his dying words were "how la Bettlnm?" He we* asking about the beautiful French model who he* been his constant companion in recent year* and who waa beside him in the car. Aly wee at the wheel. , Bettfna and Aty'a chauffeur, who wee in the rear seat, were not eerloualy injured in the crash. Dressed in a smart green evening gown, she was hospitalised fo r stitches in a head wound. Then after balng told o f Aly’a death, she bravely returned to help the police investigation. Aly, famous for his taste In women, racehorses, and powerful cars, was driving the Italianmad* car along a road near the Longclmmps race track, one of hit favorite haunt* as gentleman jockey and Thoroughbred owner. Just across the Soina River bridge, it met the sedan driven by Frenchman Herve Bichatun. Witnesses said that Blchalun'a car waa on the wrong side o f the road. Both drivara braked hard, but too late, and they collided head-on. Aly was thrown forward onto the plastic steering wheel. Its impart against his body is be­ lieved to have caused hla death. Bystanders carried Aly, still bieathing, into a nearby bistro and stretched hint out to await an ambulance. The news o f Aly's death brought shock to those who knew him in his playboy days and in his later career as a serious and able diplomat. 31iss Hayworth, trow the wife of Hollywood producer James Hill, said she was "deeply moved" and that Aly's death "will be a tremen­ dous-loss to Yasrnin," the daugh­ ter o f their 1949-195.1 marriage. "Ha had warm friends in all walks of lift and was a most gen­ erous and tumid*rate man," Hen­ ry Cabot Lodge, chief U. 8. dele­ gate tu the United Nations, said. "Hia death was a great shock to me and I mourn his passing.” Aly waa I'akistanl delegate to the United Nations and had re­ cently been appointed Pakistan's ambaasudor to Argentina. The playboy side o f Aly'* char­ acter had been pushed into the background in recent years. He took his U. N. work serious­ ly and won widespread respect among his diplomat colleagues for iris brief and to-the-point speeches. He grnernlly backed the Western position but did not hesitate to voice Independent viewa on controversial subject*. Hj- United Press International Racial unicst in the South ap­ peared to be increasing today with new appeals from Negroes for an end to all forms o f segre­ gation and rumors of a Negro celebration next Tuesday — the sixth anniversary of the U, S. Supreme Court's school desegre­ gation ruling. Rumors of the celebration brought a warning from Police Commissioner 1.. U. Sullivan in Montgomery, Ala., that "we do not intend to tolerate parades, congregations or demonstrations in a manner that would tend to Indie racial discoid." Alabama already is training a special riot s.|uad because of recent Negro demonstrations, and Sullivan said officers trained in riot-breaking have been alerted to "prepare for the worst and hope for tho beat." There were new developments Thursday in almost all areas of the racial problem, ranging from charges o f voter discrimination to new arrests o f Nrgroe* for aitdown demonstrations and new demands for school desegregation. Fifty Negroes, most of them high achuol students, were ar­ rested at Chattanooga, Tenn., for refusing to leave the S. II. Kress dime store. Managrr R. V. Thacker said he agreed to overtook the demonstration if the Negroes would come Into the atore in small groups, but he called po­ lice when they came in a body because "you can't Just let them take over your store,” Nine Negroes filed a claim with the Civil Rights Commission that they were denied the right to vote in Franklin County, N. C. They saut Registrar Owen Wilder asked them such qiiexiions as “ who created the world" and "what is habeas corona" and Jaycees Planning Get Out Vote Drive The Longwood Jeyrees are planning a "Get Out the V ole" campaign, slated to be tha Junior Chaiubar'a largest projact yat. Tha Jaycees will make house to house appeals, have baby sitting senricfs, and rallies, distribute handbills end aampie ballots to get Longwood k m l<i«nls to vote next November. The club will also push voting registration, -Second Vice President Dick Zartmann, said Wednesday. 91 Octane Regular GUEST SPEAKER At the Mny luncheon o f the Holy Groan Kplncopul Churchwomen waa FAthcr WilliAm H. Folwell, rector o f All Saints EplacopAl Church o f Winter Perk. Shown At the meeting front left nre Mra. Tom McDonAld, past president o f the women’i group, Futhcr John W. Thomas, rector o f Holy Cross Church. FAther Folwell and Mrs. Robert Williams, new president o f tho Churchwomen. (Herald Photo) Chuck Steam s, winner of tha W orld W ater Ski Cham­ pionship! at M ilan, Italy, Invites you to on|oy "OUTBOARD LIVING D AYS* at your Morcury dealers now! I t ll f l o w t r , Check, 81 ywers aid, heft (n m Caf. He •ad Ms father eperafe a wafer ahi wheel af gaffe* Sea. Mercury can pull morn skiers than any other out­ board bacauaa Mercury gives you tha moaf horse­ power per pound and per cubic inch— and for extra value, most honepowor prr dollar. That’s why Mercury la Uw choice of top akien and loading water akl shows! And for towing akien with power­ steering su e , try Rido-Guld*— the safest, surest outboard steering ever devised. 4J hft parformaiKO In tho priw roiifo at a 401 A Merc 400 four-cylinder-in-line has 48 hp per­ formance but U priced in thp range of competitors* 40 hp motor* with only two cylinders. BAVM ON COMPLETE SKI RIO SPECIALS . . . . BOAT. TR AILER AN D MERCURY OUTBOARD COM BINATIONS M ATCHED TO YOUR F A M IL Y ’S N B B D 9- LIBER AL TRADES, EASY TERMS. PMIEt "Mewta HVer Ski” pamphtrt, at Sltrcury Uraitrt! OI MOkitkfcMfw Corpout**, feed it tea Klckhaafer Corporation Florida galea A Berries liI vision 4*. O. Box 1UI Baraanta, fjorldo Twirlers Compete In Slate Contest The 12 "Twirling Seminole*" are competing in tha Florida Bandmasters' Association annual atata twirling contest today. Tha Saminola High girl* won the right to compel# in tha Gainasvllla contest by taking su­ perior ratings at a recant district twirling contaat. Tha 8HS major­ ette corps will enter corps com­ petition at CalneaviUe. Frankie Jones And Dee Hargreave will present a twirling duet and Ruthl Carlton will do a solo. 8118 band junior Billy Hinea will play "Rudiments On tha Run" a anara drum aula. Banter Eddie Kirchkoff accompanied by Sandra McKinney will play a flute solo. Clarinetist Bandra Priest, flutist Eddie Kirchkoff, oboe player Billy Bower and bassoon player 3largaret Jons* will join in a wood­ wind aasambl*. Matinees Sunk MYSTIC, Conn. (U P I) — Chil­ dren's matlnaea at this town's only theater war* diacenUnued tile r the screen was punctured with hard candy nnd loose change, hurled hy youngsters carried away suit for desegration o f the city library. Alabama Gov, John Patterson tried again to give Macon Coun­ ty, predominantly Negro, its first functioning board of registrars since 1058. One man appointed turned it down because o f a Justice Department still-discrimi­ nation suit. A Negro policeman at Golds­ boro, N. C.. was suspended and charged with assault with a deadly weapon for beating a white airman who tried to buy a ■oft drink in a Negro nightclub. Sis whits college students whs took part in a Negro aitdown de­ monstration wero placed on In* definite probation by Florida State University and ordered ta avoid "acta o f incitement-" Gov. K r n u t Vandiver o f Georgia told official* o f state* supported Negro college* to dla* clpline any student* who tako part in racial demonstration*. Church To Hear Missionary Speak Mis* Mary Culler Whitt, a r#» tired missionary now living la Georgia, will speak at the morn* lng service* of the First Methodial Church in Oviedo. On Monday a Family Night, featuring a basket supper, wlu be held at 6:30 p. m. honoring Mlsa White and again at t p. ta. M. 11. Anderson. 81, a resident aha will apeak. of Sanford for 37 years died Thursday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr, Anderson was a native of Hampton Count), S, C. and waa a retired farmer. While living in Sanford, Mr. Anderson was a member of the First Baptist Church, F lorid a *! F rltaS U aM lie Is survived by his wife, Mrs. M oat C o n n a k O Faori Essie Anderson; two sons, U . D. Anderson and F. H. Anderson; S ion • Quick fhrrieo two daughters, Mrs. Ruth livingFrench Are. a t I t r l BU ■ton and Miss lluby Anderson. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m, Sunday at the BrLson Funeral Home with Dr. W. OPEN 7 A . M. - I I P. M. T. Brooks officiating. Burial will be In Oaklatvn Cemetery. EVERYDAY Actlv t pallbearers will be Ran­ dall Ch**e, T. W. Jones, Donald COLD BEER Jones, 31. L, Cullum, W. W. Tyre, and W. B. Wray, Carlo* or Cast FOOD STO R ES To Carry Oot Oaly Flaklag A PlcnW k w h * Paper Plat**, Caps, Sponofc Fork*, Flaklag Paint, Evarytklag Far A Caapltte Bnatlag Or Flaklag Trip, With a btait of trumped and a few o f those 78 trombonei, the Seminole .High School Band will present its annual Sprint Concert next Tuesday in tha Plneerest School auditorium. The 8:13 p. m. concert Is open to the public. The third annual SI IS bind award banquet will precede the music and will fea­ ture awards to outilsndlni band members. Letters will be presented to out­ standing two year sludend, gold keys liven outsUndlng aeniori, and a certificate of merit pre­ sented to the outstanding eighth grade band member. Trophies will be given for pro­ gress In twirling, to tha best twirler, for the more progress In playing and to tha b e lt musician. Next year’s slate of band officers will bo announced at the close of the banquet. COLD CUTS A Complete Assortment Of Sandwich Meats. QUICK COOK MEATS Ckickta, Sanaago Weiner, Park Ckofa I k . DAIRY PRODUCT! Milk, Batter, Eggs, 1st Bag Paatrine. Y’ALL COME 7 TO I I 98 Octane �;-.V - ■ . t*. ■, Recreation Calendar i1 fis ■■ (L)suVi Gbby: By Abigail Van Buren he can’t support himself much less a wife. Can we force him to marry her? I suppose I should tell you that when Millie was 16 she went'out with an older man who got-her drunk and got her in trouble. We were unable to get any help from the police in finding him because Millie wasn't sure o f his name. Should we try to force this second fellow to marry her? I can’ t raise another one of her mistakes. MILLIE'S MOTHER . DEAR A B B Y : I «m tn love with two . kors nnd don’t know which one to marry. * Fir>t there's Andy. He’e sort o f blond •nd nella insurance. Mamma likes him, 'w hich helps a lo t He’s very reliable and *aeems anxious to get married. . Then there’a Tony. He’e dark and sort .o f fives me the creeps. (But they’re aw- fully nice creeps, If you know what I 'm e a n .) * I don’t know which one I like best. In tha daytime I like Andy, but t believe I like Tony better at night. Which one do you think would make the bent husband fo r » • ? ANDY OR TONY? DEAR MOTHER: Yoa ean’t force a man to marry anyone. But he does have obligations toward the support o f the child. Furthermore, a man who must be dragged by the neck to the altar would make anything but a desirable husband. How about Millie's moral behavior, Mother? Ask your clergyman or Family Service Association for help in getting your daughter back on the right track. She needs guidance, strength and auper* vision. DEAR "ANDY OR TO N Y?": Don’t ■marry either one, If it'a a toss-up. Date Vothers nnd make comparisons. When ‘T he tO v p*" comas along, you’ll flip your lid— Not a coin. i1 e e a DEAR ABBY: The woman who signed , herself "HELENE” and said she wanted to divorce her husband because he might ■“go bll blind at any moment was blind herself. 1 Wind people can live happy, normal lives. I am 13* Abby, but 1 know what I am '.talking about because my father is blind. Ha has never eeen my mother, my sister w r me. He went to college after ho tost his 'lig h t and then he went to Law School. I •don't mean to boast, but I think he Is the '.moat wonderful father and iowyer in the whole world.. Sincerely yours. CYNTHIA JEANNE RAMSEY e • * * • , If y -. A-: ~t\' f tfPYTH THORNTON M cU Q P a NEW YORK (UP1) "Separate Parents,1' a story about the im­ pact of divorce upon • woman end her young aon, certainly be­ longed on TV. But 1 think it flicked the wToag format Wednes­ day night The e H o l e a I, dispassionate "Armstrong Circle Theater" atyle —known la th# trade ■■ "the ac­ tual" — created Jarring, unsuitaMe background nolacs for this I liked very much, has a de­ tachable passport case, fastened from bone beige to black. It ia so perfect for a trip. Thera were some stunning bags of Imported Belgian linen with lyplcal Jaifa touches. If you ara Ihe cautious kind, you will love Ihe "JunipUp" foie bag. The snip-closed middle compartment Is like a separate bag and you can put your valuables in that. And for travel, what could be better? Then there were the beads. This Is going lo he a black and white season and at Laguna they have created some wonderful necklaces. One is a melanga o f chunky.Jet brads and they have a black and white combination o f racily giant story of dcUcite relationships and confused feelings. I had the feeling that Alvin Borets's scrip had been rejected aa a straight drama by "P lay­ house BO" and, possibly, "U.S. Steel Hour," so he sold It to the Armstrong show on CBS-TV by tacking on to tl the necessary or­ ganisational standard. In this case, the pitch was for a club called, "Parents Without Part­ ner*," or "P W P " which attempti D A ILY C R O S S W O R D AffoD— is s a f* k h l d M tflvBaan M .C M T wM fct Mr 4. Unde (dial). S t Arabian n i z z i m Y.Average BLJaara U . Throw M . Inter* & 13. Firm M.Puts forth effort a m t S T - i . a ssz 4 Television. FRIDAY P. M. S.ie (I) Highway Patrol (S) Chnnnsl Bis Newsroom • ill If) PtopU's Ckolca (Si New, *.]> (Si Hpurts t:S« i f ) it la Written (II Big Plcturo 4:0# ( l l Matty's Funnlta (SI Weather l«) Kao* Th* Nation • its (*> Weather (S) Championship Dolf (1) Slsrkst lUport • i ll IS) OM Football Quia •:tS ( ! ) Jurist* IS) Ruga Runny (i ) Hunt),, • Brinkley • :4t ( t l Cruaod* In PacKI* (II John Osip (tl Klnld'im of tha Bra 1iM (4) Outdoor Bullstla Boar# <*> Stoat Alnlrnw (1) Toiso nanssro *1 4 <*) Nawa Bpolllsht (t) (Harm flsovs* • :•• |(> Twonilata Century T:ts It) Ntw* - Duualaa S4w *f4t ( t l Sabtr at tendon 1:tl (S) Walt Dlsnsp 1*1 William T ill (I) Hewbldo 1:40 («) t .,, , 1 , (t) Flap Tour Hunch IS) firohrn Arrow S;M (Ji Trnubtsshootors (1) Itivorboal ■:X0 (Si Navy 1,0# T:SI (*) Mavorick ( l l Man From Rlackhawk (•) Foar Just Mas (11 Mika H inm ir •:*• (4) Ed iullivsa •:H (t) aun**t H(rl* (I) Bun. Bhowcaag black beada and huga Jono-atotd <f) Oaallu Plapbnuao • iS* (I) Th* Lawmaa (1) Pontiac Hlar Tarad* pearls for a real bib. Then there •iH (I) Chevy Show Ilrrrk Hhnwcaso aro some delightfully coot and ia i» t_ (l! (*) Th* n*b*l (I) Detective* It) n. K. Thoalor sparkling crystals with just a (SI Twllleht Zaae tits IS) Tha Alsakana l*:IO (*) Now York Confidential hint of color (thesa go with so (t) Alfred llllrhrock III Faraon to Parson many different outfits), and milky IS:** H i ]*>r*tta Toung U tM (I) (f) ( » Mown - Wtalker white, fresh water pesrli. There (II Jack Bonny ■porta 14:10 ( l l Juhnny Mtaccaln are so many dlffarent versions of lt :i s 7l>(*) Mono <|) What's Sly Lin* ‘ ar Laguna melange# of beads which H it* (I) Jack M 111 Sunday Nil* Show are so flattering to after-forty 11:1* l*M I) Nona SATURDAY A. M. IM S IS) Movla necks. 11:11 III Waathar Cut steel beads, small, glitter­ 1;M (I) Waatkar-Cartaoa l t :M ( li s«n. Kmalhara ing and "en mass*" caught my Tits (S) Cartoons t i l l (I) lit e r ! of th* City eye and would be (tunning with gray hair and with gray, black or navy blue outfits. If you want to know where you can find these beada and bags, you can send me a aelf-addresoad, POUR-CENT atamped aovalope for this information. Tale About Impact Of Divorce Upon Woman, Son Fails By PEED DANHO "Sink The Bitmarck" telle the ■lory of the downfall of one of the mightiest ship* of all time, Hiller’a Bitmarck. Tonight and Saturday, "The Purple Gang," starring Barry Sullivan will be ahown at the Ritz. • :lf If) central D a. Mew* Most Important f *> C * "Sink The Blamarck,” bated on C. S. Forester'* immortal tea tale will open at the Ritz Theater Sunday. The film Hart Kenneth Moore and Dana Wynter and U directed by Lewli Gilbert. Accessory Items I a Tbo other day i went looking i t fashions and spent the time Viewing two collections — beads M d bags. The beads are only an accessory but a b ig is both an accessory and a necessity. Today foe additions fo your wardrobe iadieate your interest not only j a fashion but in yourself. By paying attention to such things •• beads and bags, you become a well turned-out woman. ' At Jana, where they faalilon wonderful bags, I found that there were some really new Ideas. I like the "Mailbox,') a squared-off bag with box-llka contours. U is either big and bold or It is vportionad to ,a lia - The grainy ether will never show a bit of acralchiof. t b o largo one, which * "What's your problem?” Write to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. For Abby’s pamphlet. “ What Teen­ agers Want To Know.” send 26c and a large, self-addressed, atamped envelope in care of this paper. ft { I e CONFIDENTIAL TO “ ON T H E SPOT” : Your husband is right. Return the giff. And tell your foreman that a pink silk nightgown Is not an appropriate gift for the occasion under the circum­ stances. . DEAR ABBY: My daughter Millie. Who is 16, has been running around with a fellow who la 24, Now I find she's preghant. He saya he can't marry her because ft , 0 • KENNETH MOORE and Dana Wynter in a scene from “ Sink The Bismarck'’ coming to the Ritz Theatre Sun­ day. m m \ d L 'i i u i R l i f .t i i l t I n w t i t - n m r : r-.-i n ’t ti t til? m iwo it jH M f l n u t ; f-i:-’t»ir-V.' fJMia.MMl's wmi-j hmcim u t ii i-i* ) u .’ .’ iu ia i-* f.M'J ir i n it M ‘ u '.ifH K t-lt.K tfA U t l l l U l :! llte U l-' HI-.lfAHIt Mi-Ulu •:t* (I) Captain Kangaroo M l <S) Mop Roger* lost! <0) Hacklo and Jacklo 111 Cartoons 14:14 (S) Mighty Mom* Flaphouaa <t) (left aad Raddp St.-M IS) StIi r h Fletton The tier ■op (d) Saturday Maws—CM# t t l l l (I) NOW* SATURDAY P. M. list* («) Bkpklng tl) True atory (I) Boupp Balsa — Kidd 11:1* ( » Junior Auction 111 Advanlurar IS) It’s tha raw l:*e II) Ksrtoon Kapara <d) Having Camara (SI Toulh For Ball t:U <S) Haatboil It) naarball 1:11 Hi Uoalb Valtop Daps III* It) Dendalane in help divorced or widowed part o ll repair their Uvea, Aa an eiampla of the jarring note this "actual" format created, t recall scenes In which Nancy Wlckwlre, s i tha new divorcee in town, used her considerable act­ ing skill to coovey meaningful •:•• (•) Raaaball gestures and aensluvs thoughts, 4:11 l«l Big Plrturo only to have narrator Douglas ( i f ) Stalin* ThaaMr Edwards explain it all anyhow. It 4:1* (I) Roving Camara 4il l IS) Championship Rowling was a disservice to tha actrass, 4:** (S) Konturkp Darby to the atory and l o •the viewer. ■ :•* (t l Uolactlvr* Diary 1 also felt that the PWP group S:SI (1) Rnmar or th* Jungle IS) Sports Itouinlup thereapy approach had surpris­ 1*1 Channrl S Nan,room ingly little to do with the final l:4 i i l l Chinn,1 Hit N ,a,room adjustment made by Miss Wlck­ S.»» IS) African Palrnl t il Dannia Tha Manaca wlre. This feeling Is what made III Mart Football Loagua me Ihink the PWP waa a lata ad­ •:!• (1) nantli Parly , dition fo Ihe script. Miss WickId) gmall World wire faced up to the realities of Til* (I) Cantra) Florida Bhoweeae (t) Roy Roger* a divorcee'* life with the help of O ) Homtrun Darby her father, her own intelligence, T:M (I) lionaaaa her aoo'a behavior and some un­ Id) Parry Slaaoa pleasant experiences. (l> Dick Clark Show ■ :H IS) Th* High Another discordant note hi tbo l:IS (I) Journay to Understand story was the tendency to make lag Misa Wick wire's case foe text­ (Si Wanlsd Dtad or Alive (•) alaaeanasa book example. •ltd (SI Mr. Ducky (•> Tha Sogalr *:** ' l l <•) Hava dun Will Travol 11.** If) Ounitnak* IS) Jablloo D«A ENTER p a . . T C N M M m . Ann 1*;M (») Man frog) lutgrpot •) motgua Made Pott I o f fo* "Swamp Pox" taro* <ti Mavis If) Movla ■arise ia repeated an ABC’ s “ Walt (*) Nawa Disney Presents." UK# (•) Movla Tha CBS "Rawhide" Western hour han 'Tnetdant af tbo Murder SUNDAY P. M. ftiMfe11 The Mark Twain play ia U M (I) Christopharo t il Air For** Now* Review "Roughing H ," an adaptation of (t) John Mop'.In* Fite hla book o f tha same name lolling 11:11(11 tuaoball about hla years in foe pioneer )•;•• It) Oral Robarta (•) Rlahop Pik* weat. I :*• IS) Sat Favtr The "Dealhi Playhouse" drama It) I'ollrg* Naw* Conference aa CBS recreates foe atory of 111 Masoball 1:1* (•) Kartenn Kapare Now York's memorable police U . • :U (•> Mid*Fla. Induatry Backer scandal af IMS. •l4» m Couptry at>u OKA A B C s "TT Sunset Strip" te d s Istd It) Runday With Bnllr l l ) Ray Rogara Stu Bailey in disguise at a modieel eonvootioo in BudapeM at- I II I*) Campaign Roundup 4OB (•) Proaidantiel Mlasloe Id) Thl* 10 Iks Ufg II) ■•■day Movla *OHNt£/ MONDAY A. N. 1:11 (I) Continental ctaaaroom 1:** II) Today 1:1# (S) Waathar Sio* (f) Mows CIS (f) Capt. Kangaroo !:•• (I) Morale# Thaatr* <«> nonpar (toon S:Ss (It ttaadara Dies at t:<* IS) N avi •ill (»> Nawa and lotarvlawa IS) dclanca naopa •ill (S) Nawa * Waathsr (*> D. Connar (pot.) IS »s i n Dough Ha Ml 1*1 Ha« Rowa Show Kapara tail* (1) Flay Tour Hum # ( ! ) On Tne as (S) Movie t i n * it) Price la Right t#:IS IS) Kartooa IS) 1 Love Lttajr It III (ft Cancan! ratios tills tl) Dacamtar arid* MONDAY P. M. Mil* (I) (•) (I) lltU i l l Truth or Caaeaoueeeee U i i tl Lite RaiUaaa Qua It Could Mo Too ,t % e j r a r « w , r - " 'Vitt i'll tl) IS) tiM (l> O M a^friU S V Topptr About Faroe Aa, tbo World Turoa It! KmtiStt msrwr-* .■ If) Da* la Conn tiM if ) Houaapartr ( ! ) Lorati* Toung Tbaator IS) Qala Btnrm (•) Meat the ctoch SATURDAY 9 a. m.— free swimming—Muni­ cipal Pools. 9 a. m.— archery class—Seminole High School 9:30 a. m.— baton tenons—Southside School 9:30 a. m.—Junior bowling—Jet Lanes 1:30 p. m —swimming— Muni­ cipal Pools 1:30 p. m.—Youth Wing—senior high night— Civic Center T:30 p. m— square dancing—Civie Cewfor MONDAY m.—A.A.U. tryout*— Pi; Mel on Municipal Pool 4:30 p. m.—Minor League base­ ball—Ft. Mellon Park 4:30 p. m.—Bab* Ruth League baseball— Giants Spring Train­ ing Camp 4:30 p. m.—Little League baseball - F t . Mellon Park 7:30 p. m.— Sanford Art group —Arts and Crafts Building TUESDAY The ism * afternoon schedule at Monday 7:30 p. m. — Model Airplane building—Aria and Craft# Build­ ing WEDNESDAY The same afternoon schedule as Monday 7 p. m.—square dancing lesson# —Civic Center I p. m.—square dancing— Civic Center THURSDAY The same afternoon achedule as Monday 7 p. m.—Church softball—Ft. Mel­ lon Park 7:30 p. m.—Boat snd Ski C lu b Arts and Crafts Building 7:30 p. m.— Duplicate Bridge CluiA-Tourist Building FRIDAY Tha same afternoon schedule as Monday 7:30 p. m.—youth wing— Junior high night— Civic Center 7:30 p. m.—Little Major League baieball—Ft. Mellon Park WASHINGTON fU P D -T h ere la a fellow here, a tort of litter day Duncan Hinet, who It a pro(ettional louriit. It la hit minion la life, and a noble calling it It, to teach people how to enjoy vacation*. But how­ ever worthy the undertaking, it looka to me like a bopeleas task. The way I look at it, if the good Lord had Intended for peo­ ple to enjoy vacations, he would have made them that way. ! "Home From Th# HU1." the film version of Georg# Humphrey’s best selling novel will come to Ihe screen at the Movieland Drive-in Saturday and continue until next Wednesday. The other feature en the pro­ gram is "Designing Woman" starring Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall. Hoote From The Hills deals with a bitter conflict in a Texas family and stars Robert Mitchum, George Hamilton, George Peppard, Everett Sloane and Luana Pat­ ten. On Thursday and Friday of next week, "Party Girl," starring Ro­ bert Taylor and Cyd Charisve will play and "They Came To Cordura," starring Gary Cooper and Rita Rsyworth. Three features will play on Sat­ urday. They ara " Walls!," "Man- hunt In the Jungla’ Crossing." and "Conga Actor’s Strike May Hit N. Y . NEW YORK (U P D - Broadway producers art holding up produc­ tion on all show* scheduled foe next fall bcciuse of the possibility of an actors' strike. Th* decision was made Wednee-^ day at a meeting of the Leagu* of New York Theater*. Louis A. Lotitio. president of Ihe league, laid Aelors' Equity, the actors' union. "Ihreatened a strike. Tha general feeling of tha producers Is they can't afford to plan ahead with tha situation ao uncertain." When the motel doorman — I regret to aay that soma motels are now employing doormen — com ci up for a gratuity, the hus­ band raises the hood of the auto and pretends to ho. Inspecting the manifold jtskctSSOr . something. Then hit wife Marta fumbling in her purse. The doorman will realise in­ stantly that he hat a losing prop­ osition. Three other motel guests wtH drive off unsolicited H ho WED now MON tsrc hilea and ptomaine poison and lumpy tnattresse*. Neverlbelett, thla fellow, Mi­ chael Promo by name, keeps plugging along on the chance that if ho can’t make vacations enjoy­ able, ha might at least mske them bearable. Skeptical as 1 am, 1 must aay that 1 think hia basic approach ia sound. Promt takea the tack that no­ body can enjoy himself as long aa ha ia spending money. H la hla theory tbkt If vacations were cheaper, people would be better able to toforate them. A former newspaperman and travel editor for the American Aubomobile Association, Frame last year brought out a book oo this subject entitled "Better Vacations for Your Money." Let me add hero that his motives were not entirely althrulatlc. The book coats IIM . 1 particularly adrt|lred -his solu­ tion to the tipping problem, which aa everyone knows, Is (ha moat distasteful thing about vacations. Frome'z advice was that men should turn over this chore to their wives. You can Immediate­ ly sea the advantages this offers. Last Day . M l - 11.oe BHOWANl JUNCTION’ Ava Gardner • Color Phm At I M Only . T H E LAST VOYAGE" Robert Block - Color 5 BIG DAYS - STARTING SAT. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING PLEASE NOTE — "HOME PROM THE Utt.M Starts At 7:49 Nitsiy — Due T o Ledglh Of This Feature — Yea Caa Hoe A Cow piste Shew Aa Late Aa t ;M Nliely j H o t h o —Not aiBto “Cat or a Hoi Th) | Roof* has tbo samara paarad ao nfoMloooly loto lb* oocrato of i ( pnat hot filthy family I Great aa a M l Magatflceat aa a motion pkiorel THE DIZZIEST, "DESIGNING BATTLE OP WOMAN” i YOU EVER ATI GREGORY PECK Ik LAUREN BACALL i 'Home From The Hill' Af Movieland SKATE Latter Day Duncan Hines Aiding C I T Y People On How To Enjoy Vacations PLUS THIS SENSATIONAL COMEDY MIT AT 1«<M P. J ROBERT MITCHUM reprimands hi» rtballlotw tom George Hamilton, in a scene from MHome From The Hill coming: to the Movieland Drive-In Saturday. TODAY A SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1:00 STARTS SUNDAY FEATURE: 1:30 * 3:28 - 5:2* . 7 :2 4 .9 :2 2 �Fr!. May 13, 1060—Par* 9 1 V/I5H 9'wONOlE I CANT W I T A M V ■w CONGER "I'L l. S O ( NEXT P O O R A N D V _ MAKE MV CALL WOULD set o * r THAT RHONE“> I'VE COT AN ( IMPORTANT , V 71 FROM KERBS jffar^T, HOUSE >»- CALL TO >T MAKE J -*-» tu cd O s _£& sj* h o* 2— > MOST/LK /MD/AMS OV 7MF TOA/L A*CAD. v„HO o o -*OU CAN t USE VOvJR PH O N E . H E R B • 1 B L O N D iE S y S BEEN O N ) \ OURS K THINK SHE y BEEN TALKIN, —• TO T .------ FORAN)EfcJ*l M O U Q /i CCTS B9CAK ASD ® #r m ow / u u sr a M .-su rc/ 7M »n M S * A D C IV A m u d d y to eerM C D C / ARMED FORCES DAY ^ THE NEXT ACTON CUK SHOW 6 TH* LOVELy STAR OP , STASE ASP SCREEN, j AtISS KtM 6ASWSI UNPORTUNATEL' WILL M UNABLi APPEAR...AB > „ WELL KNOW/ WECAM MAKE THATAUffWf HMM-HI* 6 iPl > KNOWTHAT** FRIENDS COMIN* HUTHI DOESN'T. INA WEEK. ^2**'' ALL RtfUT. NOW SLIV9, LETS OJT K 00 N* ARCU-.R WHERE IS SHEF l3fiT THAT BEHER WSllM.IOfA TUANFIOHTIN' PtoWfSA (WF WITHNO with miaorf Afuoiw J bwuns.nou, DI66ER I / A7.TiL\P0 ALLS'CHT.1 HARTFORD, Conn. (U P I)-Ju st .TO years ago this week, Samuel l.anghome Clemens, the beloved Mark Twain or literature, died at his home here at the age of 74, ending a life that was more fas­ cinating Ilian anything he hod cre­ ated in fiction. Now, a half century later, tech­ nicians are at work preparing a new movie about Twain which will portray hit life in hie Connecticut home. The film, being produced by Coronet Instructional Films u! Chicago, a producer of films for classroom use, will Mar Hal Hol­ brook, wlm has spent 12 years re creating Twain in lectures anil on the Broadway stage. To write the script for the movie, six members of thr Coronet staff spent several months researching Twain's life and times, reading every existing work by and about him. They uncovered many littleknown or forgotten facts about the author. For example, they discovered that America's foremost humorist, whose characters have become a COME, rofo, LETS StE WHAT THIS SACK Of DIAMONDS/—- —' MEANS. r (C\ part of American folklore, spent more than 25 per cent of his adult life abroad. Twain's life was always a com ­ bination of iLck and tragrdy. When ho returned front a trip to the Sandwich Islands in IBGfl, he trav­ eled from Sun Francisco to New York by ship to avoid the hardships ami dangers of a stagecoach jour­ ney, The ship lie boarded was infected with cholera and Twain was one of the few who survived the voyage. He was a best selling author dur­ ing his lifetime. Today more than 3,500,1)00 copies of his hooks have been printed and sold in America alone. Twenty of his books arc still in print. Twelve of his books were written ellher hrre or at his in­ laws' sunnier home near Elmira, N. Y. Twain lived the last months of his life In Bermuda, When, early in J0I0, he was stricken with bronchilis and a series of heart attacks, lie returned to hli Connecticut home to die. Actor Holbrook bclievtyi there Is more in portraying the famous au­ thor than Just fame as a perform­ er. "There is the reward you get from intimately studying a great man like Twain," ho said. "Thli The Lake Mary Chamber o f is greater than a theatrical suc­ Commerce will hold a light bulb cess, or failure, itself." sale to raise money for the com­ munity Buy Scuut troop, Jumr» Osteen Avery will be diairman o f the sale, which li scheduled to start within a mu nth. Chamber mem­ bers agreed that last week's BY MBS. CLARENCE SNYDER meeting would be the last ses­ Mrs. J. S. Petcrsuh recently en­ sion held until next September, tertained at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. King Allman and Mrs. A. Slew-Mini, who were celebrating their b ir th d a y * . Ollier guests were Mrs. John Tatum and Mrs, Nolan Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giblin had as their dinner guests, Sunday, BY FRANCES WESTER her father, Ed Marshall and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerhard from Frank George. It was Mrs. Rockwood, Michigan, were the Grorgc'a birthday. guest* of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. PeekMr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder ham In Lake Mery lest week for had a birthday dinner, Tuesday a few days. They have been evening honoring their daughter. friends for forty year*. The tier- Among guest* attending were hard* were here last year, also, .Mr. and Mrs. J'frifauf and daugh­ and like Lake Mary so much that ter, Linda and Mrs, Dctly Snyder they purchased the Smith rcsi- and sun, John, of Sanford. denca on Washington Ave. Over one hundred guest* attend­ ed a supper at which two mast Civltan W ins The Clvllan Club defeated pigs were served for all mem­ bers and friends of the First Bap­ Itntary In llnhe liuth League play tist church of Lake Mary held last Thursday, H-rt. In softball play, week to conclude the recent suc­ First Christian Church bested First Methodist, 10-3. cessful revival. Light Bulb Sale To Aid Boy Scouts Personals FiV» . Javiw H f-ts Personals m n n E zscE MTHOt HA* ALtWWg ercexsKOoar war •mTHcwy Hteamny BE HA* AN tSMS'HI L . VflMGIV MAW A AstLL Au T x JOB/WEQECfLIBPATISKS} DOLLED UfV SPECIAL . DATE A . AOJKM-POMC HOUSE.' WJIPIN5TMB For home HE* A * a l *s m a m CALL delivery Cypresi Garden Water Ski Troup* wlio are expected to perform at Lake Golden for Uie benefit of tb* Navy Relief Society. Captain Robert W. Slye, NAS cam minding Officer1 extendi th* public a cordial invitation to viiit the basr durlnj “ Open llou ie" and lake pan In thin annual laluta In the Armed Forces. Camera restric­ tion* have been waived during tb* celebration and photo enthusiast* will be permitted to lake pictur** of the events and exhibits. AAU Tryouts Slated Monday Sanford's recreation depart­ ment swimming team, the Semhtole Swim Assn, will have ita first pi act ire tryouts Monday afternoon at 4 p. m. Ronald Perry, director of re­ creation'and parks, announced today that he has secured John Col­ bert, Seminole High swim roach to Eutde th* eummer program e f the A .A .lf. swimmers. In th* last two year* th* 8.8.A. swimmer* have taken many ribbons la com ­ petition throughout central Flo­ rida. All youngilara between t and 10 who are interested In trying out for th* team ehould report to Collwrt at the Ft, Mallen Park pool Monday. DALLAS. Tex. (UPI1 — Fran Cmrl and llank Strim will be to­ gether again next fall on tha gridiron. The Dallas Texani of the new American Football League Wednesday traded New York Giant guard Dalton Truax to Oak­ land for Curc4, tha 110-pound quarterback at th* University of Miami, Strain coached Curd at Miami last fall, hut Straw cam* to Dal­ ian as the head coach o f the Tex­ ans. Since then, he has wanted Curd, whom he railed "the best all-around quarterback I’ve over eoached," Action Tonight News And Advertisement 0CMCK3U9, FUBHM ^ ---------- - The Sanford Naval Air Station Armed Forces Day Committee to­ day announced some of the exhi­ bits and events to ba shown the public during the “ Open House" to be held May 31, from 11 a. m. until 3 p. m. at the local base. Included will bo two tactical missiles, now in operation with the armed forces; the Navy's "Bull i*up" and the Air Forces' "Mat* dor". Of particular interest to model airplane fans, will bo the State of Florida Model Plane Meet, saneLiunrd by tbe American Model As­ sociation, which will feature con­ testants from throughout tbe state. On display at the Seminole Boultvard Bandalitll pier will be a sixtyfive foot Avislloe Rescue Boat, (AVR), more commonly known at the Navy's "Crash Boat", which should prove interesting to the many small boat owners in this area. Also on the progrsm will be a dummy pararhuta Jump, a hallcopter rescue operation, aircraft static displays, movies, and a sim­ ulated "pill box attack", staged by the men of the NAS Marine Barracks. Tentatively scheduled to appear are the internationally famous CDR. R.fi. GLEESON Hide Toothbrush If You Want To Keep Secret PHILADELPHIA (U P !) - Tb* executive vice president and medical director of tbe Albert Ein* stein Medical Center her* u y > that how you brush your teeih tells a lot about your personality. Dr. P. F. Lurches! reported that e Iwo-yetr survey o f tooth­ brushes turned up soma odd fact* ■bout how herd you brush y*ur teeth. The researchers — Doctor* Benedict B. Klmmclman and duetav C. Tsssman — turned up, for example, that If you brush your teeth like crexy and use * hard brush it means you're more interested In how your teeth feel to your tongue Usan In bow clean your teeth really are. Terminal Fund Curb Planned WASHINGTON (UP1) Ren. Jacob K. Javlli (R-N.Y.) plan­ ned Thursday to Introduce a* amendment to b«r th* us* o f federal funds In construction « f southern airport terminate which would include segregated farill* tiei. J a vita said he would offer th* a mend mania to Iho Independent offices' appropriations bUl. H specifically would prohibit u i« ad nearly |U0,000 for airport! at Birmingham, Al*., and Tallahas­ see. �♦ CLASSIFIED INDEX l DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i NX, Stru F i t • V F. M. day ha ( M ru t X Far Eeet X Wealed Is Baal X Real Ratals Waste* X Real Relate Far Bala X Mortgage Loses 7. Beiiaeeo Oggortaaltleo T-A lasaraar* X Feaialo Help Wants* X Mala Haig Waste* IX Malo er Feaalo IL Work Waste* IX Plambtog Serf less IX Electrical Service* II. Roll*. Paint X Repair IX Special Services Il-A Beauty Parlors IX Flewera X Plant* IT. Poto • Livestock - Sup| IX Macbiaery • Tools IX Boato as* Motors 2t. AutoMohilea JO-A Trailer! Silt •anferfc Rrralh 5. Real Estate For Sale Page 10—Frl. May 13, 1960 2. For Rent THE Q lD HOME TOW N By STANLEY FLORAL HEIGHTS: 1 bedroom apartment 1 block oft Sanford Ave.; p a n the air bate route, turn to* right; approximately I milei from Sanford. Endera. LOVELY 3 bedroom, 3 bath home In Dream wold. 23IT Oireola Dr. By Appointment 3- R O O U Three bedrooms, 3 hatha — ex­ cellent condition — walk to work $10,300. Terms. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates W. H. ••Bill” STEMPER Agency Reallor A loauror Phone FA 2-4091 112 N. Park Phone FA 2 8331 2601 Park Dr. Regiitared Real Estate Broker Ph. FA >-1301 t i l l at Hiawatha HOME with income; pay pay. menu, taxes k i n a u r i n e e , f a 2-san. NEW 2 bedroom bauie, complete­ ly furnished, near b a s e . FA 2 2377, furnished apartment, djwnataira. 308 Elm. FA 2-2021, pi KNEW FURNISHED garage 1401 Oak Avenue. apartment f * icv<y LAND WANTED P e t u n ia It. Farnitaro * LOTS or ACREAGE b c d s Jlv ^ Give legal description, price and terms, Write P. O. Box 272, Sanford, Florida. \H /M TtoTB W AI'flxfSM IX Articles Far Sal* tt-A Article Waste* t l Net (tea X Personals SI. Last X Fake* DOWNTOWN HOME ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Scatter SEE IT NOWI Raymond Lundqultt, Aaeae. Four bedroom. 1 hath home. Quiet community. LR. 13‘ a 30'; DR.; FA 2-3911 Atlantia Bank Bldg. kilchen, built In etove, diipoial. Utility room w in d for washer and dryer. Comer lot 100' x 120* with 11 orange treea. Lew down pavment. No qualifying. Phone FA 2-3311. 3 BEDROOM CB borne, rorner lot ia Sunland Eitatei. Will aell or trad* for home in Jackson­ ville. Call FA 2*4333. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath C. B. home in Sruth Pinecrett 2nd. Addi­ tion. Small dow payment, as­ 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath bouse; at­ sume FHA contract. C a l l tached garagr. BIX Cherokee Cir­ FA 2*7490 if interested. cle, Sunland Estates. FA 2-2439. BROKER WASHINGTON (UFI) - House i f untie Isadora paved tho way Mtrsday for tally action on the Mtod tn million dollar school FURNISHED apartment 111 wk, Sleeping room 38. FA 2-2784. 2-ROOM cottage ready to move In, completely furnished, all utilitiri. Adults only. 2404 Park Ave. By week or month. A tilk ir Bam Rayburn (D-Tax.) APARTMENT, South Sanford Ave., near Laka Jessup. FA 3 3494. aat a commitment from chairman Howard W. Bmllh (D-Ve.) o f the H sw s Rules Committee to hold has rings on the measure next . wnak. Tb* hill was approved by the R o a n Education Committee In S tank, but has been delayed by • tba toaeanraUva-domlaited rules s i aammittee fo r thi weeks. Tba House bUt would provide ' M r federal grant* at 323 mUUen .dollars annually to states to help ' naaetniet needed classrooms. Tba Senate passed a two-year, >•. 31X3X09,99* education m ta iu n la February which would rover con- Hospital Notes Ttw n O f Telephone Gets Phone Service A fter 11 Y e a n . TELEPHONE, Tax. (CPI) TMAtoae, which hga keen withmrtlaUphmat h e nearly H years, has telephone* again M the return of sendee kaa area la* a new problem. "Y ou can't get a number on l|aa after school U out." said e r.g led g *. principal a f tb* Tel ephone public school. “ All tha kids a rt calling tbair friends. They haven't Sad any trouble with 4ha new dial system — but the aU M b have." IBs MW eompany la tha WinT el Teleptona Co., which alio norm Efwood, Duplex, Tulip sad U niats. Two original Telephone & MAY 13 Almlnlw Stenstrom Realty WYNNWOOD: AttrecUve X bedroom home, CB, with Urge Florida room. Price reduced to $12,100 for Immediate sale. Other features Include Urge utility room, dishwasher and fenced yard, Down payment 31V* X ■’ Immediate occupancy, 414% mortgage. MOVES YOU IN 50 - FROM- S69 3-REDROOMR, H i TILE BATHS with catered filter**, terren e floors, veaellan blinds, carport*, screen parch, utility roan and many ether extra*. Helen Nicholson, DeBary; Fred* I l l PALMETTO Ava., furnished bachelor apartment. Hwy. 17*91 X 37th SL Salta Office Saafard J. 1 I I | PINECnEST: Exceptionally nice | CB, 3 BR home, Florida room, fenced yard, stove, refrigerator, and draperies. $1300 down pay­ ment with small second mort­ gage. Prico 312,700. PINEHUR3T: This exceptionally attrsetlvo t B R, CB, bom* with Florida room for only 39.430, I features a t o v a , refrigerator, Urge lot 133 x 183 feet, hard­ wood floor*. Includes vsneUan bllndi and draperies. Reason­ able down payment with bnlenc* on 4W% mortgage, d u o to achooU and stopping tester. Stenstrom Realty l i t N. Park Ava. phone FA 3-3430 “ Open evening* tU 1:30 PM " rick ZulJ, Maitland; Janie Hooks, 2-BEDROOM unfurnished housa. Sanford; Enid Baccaah, Sanford; Feneed backyard. FA 14967. Jana Ivey Eitridge, Orlando; John Sandtfs, Sanford; Mildred Cobb, Sanford; Llllia Da via, Alt a monte Spring*; Mrs. Deaner Johnson, Sanford; Mrs. Reuben Leonard, Sanford; Mrx. Donald Driggers, NOT RESPONSIBLE PARK I will not be m pen slbl* for any debts incurred by Palrieta JoAnn Die* l er anyone alas other than myself. UNFURNISHED X bedroom duplet apartment; lake privilege!. $83 month. FA 3-473X RENT H O M ES A 3-BEDROOM trailer. FLORIST FA M M I Celery Ave. For .All Your Floral Naeda Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. FA 3 7923. APARTMENTS for rent at Stons Island on Lake Monroe; > quiet cool, furnlshrd apartments. Sum­ mer rates. Call FA 2-4210. 1-ROOM furnished apartment with bath and garage. 2320 N. Nar­ cissus. FA 2-3148. t'BEDROOM unfurnished housa on cornet let, well landscaped; kit­ chen equipped; water furnish­ ed, ideal local too, 27th X French Ava. FA S44I1 or FA 2 3831. BED Runaway, Hospital X Baby Beds LADY nr couple to aharo my By D iy, Weak or Month homo. Electric kitchen. Ulitiliea CARROLL'S FURNITURE paid. $43 per month. Mrs. Ben Ph. FA 13111 ]|« W. 1st SL Monroe, Celery Ava. i< ■a v t w m To Sanrardl Ba Our Guaita For g Days Absolutely Free, Without Obligation At Oo* Of Sanford's Leading Motels While Yon Locate Housing For Yon k Yoar Family. Pick Up Keys At Sales Of Geo I All Homen Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES A . K. ROSBETTER North Oriando; a daughter; Mr. and Mre. James E. Gaea, Sanford; VA-FHA. FHA-IN-SERVICB {■mediate Occapoary 1 Year Personal flatltfscttoi FREE WELCOME FARMER’S AGENCY Shares Johnson, Sanford; MUton Call today for an appointment FURNISHED apt. 300 Park Ava J. Howell, Lake Mary; Nellie Mil­ ler, Maitland; Edward M. Simon, t i l N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. downstairs apt. 347.30.1700 Mag. Winter Park; Jessie Leo Dodson, “ Open evening! til 8:30 PM " nolla Ave. FA 2-3931, Sanford; Albert Edwards, Sanford; Mildred Flalcher.^Sanlord. AIR CONDITIONED furnlihed garage apartkienL Adult*. .Call Mr, an* Mrs. Danvtr Johnson, FA 1-1928. Sanford, a aao; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Barber, Sanford; twin eons Dismissal* .Basal* Quick, DeBary; Mina De­ 2-APARTMENTS; 1 bedroom furn­ The HERALD forest, Lake Mary; Frank J. Ba­ ished; 2 bedroom furnished; both yer, DeBary; Mrs. Walter Blata, ground floors. Contact 2312 Pal­ Sanford; James Riser, Sanford; metto Avo. Robert Scbuili, Casselberry; June Hampto “ ‘ ~M Sanford . Ruth Price, Sanford; BUly Roy Johnson, Sanford; Ed. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment. ward Jones, Sanford: Susanw Ed­ Reasonable rent. C l o s e towards, Lake Mary; Agnes Justice, FA 2-0841. Laka Monrot; Pearl Hansel, San. ford. 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, ■AY 11 private bath. SulUbla for one or 3-BEDROOM furnlihed homo to Dismissals couple. Across from postottie*. roaponslfaU people, 1100 mootb. Dora Stettlar, Sanford; M a r y FA 2-8IM. FURNISHED cottage to Lake Grant, Orlando; Ann Tam qji San­ Mary. FA 3-3049. ford; Albert J. Phelps, Sanford; URNM1IED apartment, clean Retta Goas. Sanford; Carolyn and elate to. Adulta only. RENT OR SALE; l-bedroom house Birkhlmer, Norlh Orlando; Deris In quiet neighborhood. FA 3-3890. Jimmy Cowan, FA I-401J. Belstor, Sanford; Dorothy Greene, Closing Coat As Low As tlSS Ws a arc* that If during ati months following signing of youc sates contract you arc forced for any yca»on to more outside a 23 mil* radios of jour new homo — your down pay­ ment and closing coala will be returned. W. B. Shippy, Assoc. NICELY furnished large 2 bed­ room and 2 bath apartment, 1912 201 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3991 Sanford Ave, Adults, FA 2-3688. 3-BDRM. block home. Low down payment, VA loan. FA 2-3273. NEW t bedroom duplex, nicely 2-BEDROOM home with Florida room, Ilk bathi, In DeBary. furnished or unfurnished. Low SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, FA 2-7213; rentals in Casselberry. Ph. Or­ 2 bath, extra la»s* home. View lando, CH 1-3735, Mt 4 8288. of lake, Assuma FHA or FHA 3-NICK furnished apartments con. In s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. venirnt to base/ Apply apart­ FURNISHED apartment, clean FA 2 3871 ment 2, 2500'v Sanford Ave. and nicely furnished, knotty pine walls, fireplace, extra large 2-BEDROOM unfurnished, kitchen bedroom, 119 Elm. IBS per month electrically equipped. 370 per Also, 801 Magnolia, 2 bedroom N. V. Farmer, Realtor month, FA 2-2007. apartment end 1203 Elm, du­ Lillian Trama plex, 385. Cell NO g-3287. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom mod R. H. Ivors, D. II. Whitmor* rm CB on lake; Osteen. 383. Associates. 4-ROOMS and bath in business FA 2 7955. 2483 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 section. Ideel location for am all buiincas. Reasonable. P h o n e 3-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, After hours, FA 2-2618, FA 2-4921 FA 2-0291, FA 2-3012 FA 2-4214. kitchen equipped. Florida room. Large yard. Available June 1st. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath home priced FA 2-2847. r i g h t ; 227 Sunland Dr.; I bedroom, 1 bath home on beauFA 245*7. tlfut corner lot, fine neighbor­ FURNISHED duplex, I bedrooms, hood, $90 par month. attractive, clean. Large yard. NEW 2-bedroom CB houie, furn­ • Washer-dryer, 7 mites So. of ished, on three lots. C a ll 3 bedrooms, completely furnished, Sanford. 183. per month. Orlan­ FA 3-8139. dead end street, $70 per month. do, CH 1-2139 or GA 3-2680. 3* BEDROOM, l bath, kitchen 3 bedrooms, li t baths, electrically NICELY furnished 1 room apart equipped home; corner lot; equipped kitchen, $83 per month. ' ment. FA 2-3303. screened carport* and brei-ieway combined for Florida liv­ I bedrooms, 1 bath, extra targa UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, ing. 3930 down, $91.31 monthly, t i l l Paloma Ave. FA 3-7204. llv ior area, fully equipped kit­ 1303 Elliott, Cell FA 2 3234. chen, $!U per month. FURNISHED I bedroom apart­ FURNISHED 4 room apartment, ment, upstairs, private entrance, water furnished, 180 per month. FA 2 3237. . , Call FA 2 5021. School Bill Action 3 mile* Bo- o f Haalord Tear personal satisfaction fw nns full year on the eonotruclion of your bams or money back. AND 5. Real Eatata For Sale C. A. Whiddon, Sr. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room) private baths, 114 W. First St. Sunland Estates 17- 12, G U A R A N TEE c tB U H i^ w n r K H E L P WSANTBO S ou th P in eereat On Onora Rea*. 8*. o f BoafoN < i rvn NO CLOSING COSTS *57 MONTHLY fc ^ t a l I l Bralley Ph- FA I-1H1 Odham, President �5. Real EsUts For Solo Sanford Properties- Acreaia Realtor ' Florence - -Bank - Harriet, - Bldg. rA Atlanitic IB. Boots and Motors REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Gateway To The'Waterway Vour EVINRITDE Dealer J. W. HALL Robson Sport in* Roods 3344 french Ave. Realtor PBEDROOM, 2ti bath home In lU RslT* Phono FA I-SMI Sunland Eitatei, 103 Lake Dot Dr Priced right for Immediate 3-ADJOININO LOTS «0' x ISO’. . aale. FA 3-S1ST. City aewer and water. Paved St. and aldewalk. Sarita St., S-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy Dreamwold, ‘ i block W. of equity. Will rent 3110 a month. French — 1 block So. WinnWynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 3-S3M. Dixie. Owner, P. 0. Box 11M, NAVAL officer traoifc Ted: Large Orlando. * 3 bedroom house in Mayfair; 3Vt hatha; flreplpce; aereened n porch; Florida room with outMORTGAGE LOANS aide entrance; aprinkler eyeCommercial and Urn. FA 1-7121. Conventional Residence 1-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped WISE and JOHNSON home available In June. Aaaume 4)1 Magnolia Ph: GA 3 3433 VA 1o a a. Sunland Eilatei. FA 2-2937. S-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchan equipped home. Large lot. 3T0O down. 330.30 mo. 454TC VA loan. 303 Camellia Court. FA 2-3133. Ph FA 3 SMI COLDSPOT FREEZER 14.3 c«. ft. Beit Offer. 1M So. Sunland SO H. P. JOHNSON Javeh" motor, Drive. electric itarter, excellent condl tion. FA 3-4433. 20 Gl'AGE Ithica pump 340. 30 guage model 13 Windcheater NEW 13 ft. plywood boat, mod pump. 305. Can FA 1-4133. 10 H. P, motor. 8135. See John Decker, 103 Mayfair Circle. Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE 3401 Freneh Ave. 7. Business Opportunities Legal Notice r Ltgal Notice m Edwin flhlnholaar daaaaaad F it Atlantic National Beak Bldg. •aiiTord. Florida. Attorney for Kiocutor Fablleh May IS. lSSO. Jooephln* H. Oakeo A* Ksecutrli of the Kalita of HAUNT C. OAKES Deceaaed. •TENSTNOM, DAVIS A MelXTOSH Attorn*)* for Kiecutrls IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Kdwarda Building Sanford, Florida Fablleh May (. II, Si. ST, list. taaiM i* m o m aau o or adjibtnwvt nets*# o f Public Hearing We whom H may concern: The Hemlnole County Board of Adjualment will hold a public hearing to consider the poaelblllly of granting n eaibeck variance to •action tl of the Sonias Regulations aa requeued by Dan river In<-„ James t. Smith aa tha fallowing daeeribtd property: Lot It, Ta* « r Oreen gubdlvlalon. Nubile btarlag will ba held la the Xonlng Office In the aemlnnl* County Court Houeo, Sanford. Florida, oa May IT, tits at T ;li F. M. ar aa soon thereafter M posalbla. Seminole Couniy Board of Adjaatmenl E f William C Halback, Vice-Chairman ROOM air conditioner la axes) lent condition, FA 1-3SSS. 4 4 E. lit. $550 DOWN LICENSE BONDS Besutiful 3 Bedrjoes I Bath Homs and INSURANCE with Hardened floors. G. E. for ELECTRICIANS. PLUMBERS equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ 'See If you can find another detour—I'd Mko to lone and CONTRACTORS tically controlled Heat. Well, •bout flvs more pounds!" RAYMOND M. BALL Landsoapped Lot on Dead End AGENCY' Street where Children play In 213 So. Park Ave. safety. Wa will be proud to shew 15. Special Services 13. Plumbing Services you this today. MOVE RIGHT IN PLUMBING f HA FinsBeing—No Closing Cost Contracting ft Repairs w— lor an appointment call — Free Estimates PAY BACK BILLS Helen E. Noonan at R. L. HARVEY AVON COSMETICS has open W. H. Bill Stamper Ageney SERVICE CALLS 33.00 snford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 ing for energetic ladles. Flex­ FA 2 5331 FA 2-4M1 The Biggest little Shop ible hours. Write, Manager, In Sanford. AU Part* And IS. Electrical Services Bos 343, Lockhart. Labor Guaranteed >0 Days. £t. Johns Realty Co. House Wiring — f'ectrie Service SANFORD RADIO ft TV CENTER Sid Vihlen THE TIME TESTED FIRM COLORED MAIDS FOR PRIVATE 0th. ft Sanford Ava. FA 33741 RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. M3 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-313* FAMILY SLEEP-LN JOBS NEW FA 2-0013 YORK. SALARY TO $50 WEEK­ Ill Magnolia NOW OPEN •-BEDROOM, t balk C. B. bouse LY AND HIGHER. TRANSPOR­ THRIFTY RADIATOR _ for sale, 110,000. Terms. For TATION ADVANCED. FREE 14. Build, Paint Jk Repair REPAIR SERVICE 9 rent: 333 per ns. FA 3-701T. ROOM AND BOARD. WRITE WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING Sec us for your Radiator Repairs. MR. BAUM, 3623 HEMPSTEAD Work Guaranteed Bob Beard . B. HOME: 3 bedrooms, 3 We guarantee our work. Phone DRIVE, LAKELAND. FLA., OR baths. Terms available. Low Contact 508 West 3th St. FA 2-0235. 705 French Ave. TELEPHONE MU 3 33«. down payment. 713 BriareUf. Phone FA 2-8343 Ph. FA 2-Mae. FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully THOS. E. THOMPSON given. Mattress renovating, up­ General Contractor holstery and slip covers. Cus­ WANTED, Men, Women, Reis* Home Carpentry Repairs tom built bidding made to or­ bait for ua at home. Full, spare Roofing ft Siding der. Call or coma la. Nix Bed­ Umo. Doesn’t take up space. xenon e m u nermoce Phone FA 2-3432 ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 We furnish everything. Sher­ vaxx ir m v e So. Sanford Ave. FA 3-3117. WO WHOM IT MAT CO.VCKRXl wood, Dept. G-4T3, Moamouth, 15. Special Services m Nolle* la hereby given that tha Wnderelgned, pursuant to tha “FlaENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateSltloua Name UtatiiU" Chapter ments, invoices, hand btlla, sad ■ss.es, Vloria* Statute, wlU regie* p r o g r a m a, ale. Progressive tar with tha Clark or tha Clrautt Printing Co. Phone FA 12331Court, tx and for Orange County, Florida, upon receipt #( proof of 303 West 13lh SL eh* publlcatlau of thle netlee, Ua STENO receptiooiat — typing, Hctltloua name, 15-A Beauty Parlors eo-wltl LOST LAWS IIILU under light dictation; no experience; which w* era nutated In bualnea*. attending business college at ITS. *Lake A Satisfied customer ta eur beet at number V. 67 * Bos “ *“ night; permanent resident. Ph. Viortde Drive, Altamonte Springe, advertisement. Florida. FA 3-3731 mornings. TV Servics within tha hour. Re­ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK That tha partita Interested la weld bsaloons enterprises, are as pair your TV for g7.53, la your 105. So. Oak . . . . Ph. FA 2-ST42 llowa: homo or no chart*. SuMhiaa Vie Lovler- WKfc Profession) JOHN O. KENNEDY TV, FA 2 3635. PAUL D. MITCHELL Beauty Care. V. W. SLYK PUMPS — SPRINKLERS JOSKI’ I! B. ANDREWS JAMES K. BAMSST A l types and tiiat, htstalled Dated et Netnlanl* Canady, Fla** "Do K Yours*IT' 33a. April ta. lets. W I REPAIR AND SERVTCB Elehard M. Harris S T I N E Attorney at Law Sllf Kdgewater Dr. Plumbing ft Heating Machinery and Supply Co. Orlando, Florida 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 14433 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK AIR CONDITIONING 1007 Sanford Ava. FA >4541 Cut Flowars For Any Occasion H. B. POPE CO. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP f t reitcetate •( no g. Path — FA 24ft FA 1-1330 or FA 3-0370 W anna m. ukuiuik Deceaaed. TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE W* A ll rn S II-ra and Pereoua N a*. 17. Pats, Livestock, Supplies la tha Conrt at the r e s s fy Judae, Evory Tuesday and Wednesday •aid Be tat* i teaslael* fe e a t ,. State at Flartda. SANFORT ft SOWERS You end each of >nu art hereby la Frahate III E. Welbourne Ava. MI 12474 Notified end required to praeeni ■a re the Betel# aft WINTER PARK, FLA. aay clelrae aed dtmanda which HARRY S OAKES you. or either of you, may have Deceaaed. Chain Sawi — Tools — Boko. •gainst the aetata of MAHNA M. FINAL NOTICE Nuts — Screws OKOHOK. deceaaed, late of eeld Xotlre Is hereby given that the Couniy, ta tha County Judae af undersigned will, oa the Ith dey af and Other Part*. Pbona or Writ* aamlnote county, Florida, at hie June. A. D. tiss, present to the office In tha court houet of eald Honoreble County Judae of Semi­ bounty at iMnford, Florida wlthla nole County, Florida, her fine! re­ ■SM calendar moatho from the turn, account and voucher*, ■> tin,* ef tha flrat ..publication at Ksecutrli of III* Ketet* of HAHHY thle notice. Rich claim or demand C. OAK UP, declared, end at oald ehall he In writing, and eliall atete time, then end tberr, make appli­ the piece of raeldanc* and poat cation to the said Judge for e office nddraea of the claimant, and final eatllement nf her admlntelra* ahall be awora la by tha claim* tlea of eeld eetett, and far aa aat. hi* aaani, or aiiernty, and order dlecharatna her aa such aay euch claim or demand net aa Kierutrls. filed ahall he void. Dated IMia the Srd day of Slay, (leorae Touhy A. D. tltu Ac executor of the LeM Will and Tealamaat of MANNA M. OBOROK. j 22. Artklts For 8ol> FA 3-1333 REDI-MIX-CONCRETE a r Window Sllla SI.33 34" Window Lintela 31.33 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 303 Elm Ave. Fh. FA t-STSl GOOD used frama windows; Jamba and assorted lumber. See fore­ man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. 1360 FORD FAIRLANE 4 dr., VS motor, like new, 2000 miles, big Deluxe 23 foot upright freeaer, discount. 303 Elm Ave. FA 1-5731 juat taka up payment! of 313.33. See Clyde Wells at DeMODEL A: 1331 coupe. 103 W. »lh. Witt Trailer Court. Street. FA 2-5313. Cash or fin­ ance. S A W D U S T and shavings. FA 2-33TT, Buckner ft Son. 20.A Trailers 1330 TRAVEL TRAILER. 24 ft., used 10 days. Save over 3MQ. 103 W. JITtb St. Sell Ua Tour Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. t O F l l TRADING POST. FA * M ft. ’S3 KENTUCKIAN 43' a 10' one OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALtS 1 Cent per lb. bedroom, like new. Call after THE SANFORD HERALD 3:00 p. m. — all day Sun., OFFICE 304 W. lSL St- FA 1-1311 S-BEDROOM, 43 ft. trailer; at­ tached 7* x IS' cabana with I LARGE Duncan Phyffe dining ta­ ble, glass top. 3 chairs, 330. Jalousie windows: clean as now; Frank Sims, FA 2-3334. reasonable; FA 2 *443. BOAT TRAILER, larga wheels, home made; 330 or boat offer, FA 3-4T25. New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ ances. A Good Place To CABINETS: pro-flniahed, custom BUY, SELL w TRADE made or bulk to order. General Mill Work. Boyd‘a Cabinet Biop, Jenkins Furniture »T Elm Ave., FA 2 3614. 400 Sanford Ave. PA 174M Used furniture, appliances, tools LIVING ROOM furniture. CaH af­ ter 3:00, FA 24342. etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart 315 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-41)3 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bads. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 3-7353 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phone FA 3-7313. • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAB W IL S O N - M AIEl New and- Used Furniture 111 E. First St. TA 3-9 ONE POUND MaxwoU House Ooffro 35c with a 3* eath hard­ ware or lumber order. B. Ed* wards Builders Supplies, 903 W. 3rd. Stmt. Ph. FA I-7MS. FACTORY TO' YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Knrlnsed hand. Rag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic 4-Dr. Hardtop, Mswruam Now Cr*am sad WkiU Finish, Dynafbw, Pownr Btooring and Braksn, PACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, Pownr Windows m i • Way Pownr Boat, Radio and Hoator. C aoaM i Own**- History Avsilabi*. A Flan Luxary Cor At Oa)r or rayon tapes- Cotton or nylon cords, Sonkttiik Glnna and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd 8t. FA 3-4021 UMBRELLA Irnts |».U up. Ufa vest, boat cushion. AKMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 110 Sanford Ave. J'h o m EnuippW With All Fnctnry Luxury Fnatnraa. Gntf W bm Ib aad Grill* Btoudluf With A Bpofiiss I m Im m (i n t i nad Whit* Fiulnh Mnk* This Au Knvlabts Cm Tb Own. Thi* Cur Drivau By On* Lacal Owuor. J -A a n a i $10,550 150 DN. e $60 MO. faeludee Cleata g FIIA KINANUNU moo m.K. ■w. or* SAM LAWSON PA M U I PA S UM 1-Dr. Sodan. Dyanftow, Radio and Heater. Now Beige aad Whit* Finish With WSW Tire*. 38 M ILES PER G A LLO N 40,000 M ILES T O A SET O F T IR ES SEA TS 4 A D U LT S C O M FO R T A B LY LOW ER IN SU R A N C E RATES SPECIAL �TnrT-iTfHtoii r ^ .r g r r c A L i^ 'f? V‘*• vjp i V,.* ~ # r ft/ . 1 . fffcr Stnfarh Page 18—FH- May 18. lgnr) frro!» Hospital Week Observed Here I Seminole Memorial HoiplUl. IU t u ff and auxiliary are winding up observance of Notional Hospital Week and the Pink Ladies held a card party snd fashion show to highlight their participation. The theme of the week was “ The Hospital—Many Hands and Many Skills." Administrator Har­ ry Weir pointed out that very few people realise that there are 325 persons directly connected with the local hospital. They are 127 employes, 175 Pink Ladies, five trustees, and II active medi­ cal t u ff members. The 77-bed Seminole Memorial SL*.' * m u listed 2.983 adult admissions during iU last fiscal gear and recorded 599 births. A total of 80,233 meals were served to patients wbo stay, rd In the hospital sn average *f 8.2 days. * The annual payroll waa SWO.oo# and the hospital absorbed the ooet of free services which totaled 115,000 foe the year. An addition to the hoepital w*i approved and funds provided dur ing the year and lb* Seminole County. Blood Bank got a new building 00 the hospital grounds so Its services ooald be expended also. 3 SEMINOLE HIGH future ,'TM i tnm Florida pecan 1 to 111* wai I,t00,000 pound*. 1 * 0*0 teenage girls that wMak around Seminole Memorial Ho*pital In their aqua and white uni­ forms aren't atudent nurse* who skipped a lew gradoa, or a new branch of the Woman's Auxiliary. They're Seminole Higb Future nurses, who perform a real ser­ vice at the hospital while learn­ ing whether they'd like to become nurse*. Two future nurse* are "on duty” each weekday from « p. m. until • p. m., all day Saturday and Sunday afternoons. They aerva meals, fSI water pltcbara, arrange flowers, reed patient*, run errand* and help the nurse* In any way they can. Tho young nursing aspirants are also tak­ ing eouress in Krrt aid and child Thank You. . . For the Vote of Confidence You Gave Mt May 3rd servo as lab .assistants and tech­ nologist*, Mias Rupreeht said Even boys with an Interest hi nursing are encouraged to join the club. Club sponsors mats* Information on nursing schools available to the girls and help them get nur­ sing scholarships. Six former SHS future nurses Hospital Notes Eugenia James, Canford; Helen Marie Ferguson, Lake Mary; Ro­ berta Hartley, Sanford; Kevin D. Ransbotlom, Sanford; Lisa Phil­ lips, Sanford; Sandra Fletcher, Saoford; Kathryn Phagan, San­ ford; James William Smith, San­ ford; Erma Kelley, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Hartley, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Kelly, Sanford, a son oare. mmatmli HNJCVf mmism /O u r aaesasa^md lU p p O n 4a The club wa* formed to help girls understand what a nurses' job involve*, to give the young­ sters a better idea of whether they want to eater the profession, Seminole High Faculty Advisor far the club, Mias Barbara Ruprecht said. About M SHS girl* am Future Nuroee new, Te IW niMI| belong to w the Uto V dub. lHBj • a |U girt 1 meat have an interval las nurs­ ing nnd a desire to enter the pro­ fession. Future nurses usually tak# Motogy, chemistry and latla enure**. They are alao encouraged te tolar tha.x-ray field and to nam ala ■! f# If llifl T sw Camsity Ceemtoeiesw, DM rM t oa f k j f - • W. Lawrence Swofford f t F*t Ade Dismissals Mrs. Irene Kohlnish, Sanford; Linda Londenberg, Sanford; Ma­ bel Barber, Sanford; Mrs. Jose­ phine Dorton, Sanford; Elisabeth Wade, Sanford; Sarah Fitxpatrick, Sanford: Mrs. Jennifer Kel­ ly, Sanford; Thomas Breoks, San­ ford; Ann Tamny, Sanford; Bet­ ty Karraker, Sanford •tuck to Mictr goal tod entered the profession in tho part low peart. Two will enter the lielfl this year. The Future Nurse* are ipontored by the Medical Auxiliary, wive« of Sanford doctor*. Auxi­ liary iponaor* Mr*. Edwin L. Lindaey, Mr*. C. L. Park and Mr*. Joe Corley work with M in Huprerht and teacher Mr*. Bather William* to help the girls get aet in their career*. The Future Nuriev cave their ahare to ichool act!vitira thia year by entering a float In the fall homecoming parade, running a booth on Sadie Hawking Day and aelllng ball point pent to make money for their club. Betty Ann Long It club presi­ dent with Wlnnell Metier at vice president: Sally Robb, secretary; Karen Miller, treasurer; and Sarah Thigpen, chaplain. A special dinner will he held at Jim Spencer's tonight to honor the glrla. Giving: Up SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (U I'I)— The City of San Antonio want* to get out o f the Jail business. City Manager Lynn Andrew* has asked county commissioners for an early decision on rental rates for sity prisoners In the new eoonty Jail- nurses attend to many duties aa they nmke their rounds at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. On the left, Betty Ann Young fills an ice container while Winnell Messer stands by. Taking a look at the girls' work is Mrs. E. L. Lindsey and Barbara Iluprecht, club supervisors. Picture on the right shows Betty Ann propping up a pillow for Mrs. Beatrice Young while Karen Miller pours a glass o f water for the patient. (Hehild Photos) wholehone yiw W it h I S W h r y s u i a siSTSSr for le ss th sa t s c m l •( rung will Pharmacy Alarm Turned Out False mwM air Cm b« mM*B to amy Firsmen end pollcs rushed to Tuuchton's Drug Store Wednes­ day, only to find that what was reported *s a fire wa* only In­ set- Held* fog. The management waa fogging the store and had neglected to tell the fir* or police departments, polie* reported. Fir* Chief Mack N. Cleveland warned Pharmacy Manager Alfred Chilea t h a t charges would b« brought against him th* Mat lima Chilea had tha ater* fogged without tailing th* fireman or polks. FOR PRIK IST IU A T I- WALL PLUMBING. AIR HEATING, CONDITIONING 1M7 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-8M8 FUL1 V A LU E - BUY W ITH CONFIDENCE Jh & A s i Ju id s . fio A iA FULL Js a d S th c d q h i J o VALUE! 5unland CO N FID EN CE! J. BeaUty Mheax la a* oenfUea* at year approval at Beaked Batata* hem** ht *ff*rs til* geareatMi Tsw p*ra*eal setl«facti*w la gaarantead ao Ik* ceertreellea at each Haalaad Ratal** ham* far ana fall year ar year dawn payment and closing carta will be rrtarwed. A ad U eacauraga ym U M a ■ I n i as* way af Ufa le Bealaad Estate*. i . Brallsy Odham PresIdsat at Odham and Tader, ngraas that If at any thee daring n all month paring be­ ginning with the signing at ym r aaW* aantraet H ksesmss necessary far nay reaaan far yaa Is afreet a Job change that retaken year moving eat*id* a twenty-ftv* mile radio* af Baaland . . . . year dawn payment and elnalng eaeta will he retoraed. ALL THE HOMES VA - FACTS! NO DOWN CLO SIN G N O W ! PAYMENT COSTS AS LOW AS Select your own Paint St Tile Colon While homes ire under construction COM PLETED Move In W h i l e Y o u r P a p e r s A r e ^ BUY E Being Frecesssd — 3 Bedrooms ____ • 1- 2 B a t h s • V A -FH A -FH A -ln-Ssrvics Financing ____________________________ SUNLAND HOMIS PRICED FROM $14,000YO $16,800 FOR iH E E N T R K FAMILY Gteat Private Recreation Park TENNIS COURTS O basketball • DEDICATED parks • recreation ar eas • SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH • SHUFFLEBOAID COURTS TERRAZZO FLOORS • • VENETIAN BLINDS • TILS BATH At AR G. ■- STOVE 1______ • • CITY SEWERS • SIDEWALKS CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS • • WALL FURNACE • C. E. HOT WATER HEATER • A-M- TU Dufc WooUoyo, I P. M- TH Dm* Ob THERE IS A PLAN O D H AM & TUDOR 9 C. E. REFRIGERATOR • PAVJED "sTREETO* • 8TRECTLIGHT8 TO FIT SALES OFFICE — SANFORD — PH. FA 2-1501 CORNER 27tk i HIGHWAY 17*92 J. BRAHAY ODHAM* PRESIDENT YOUR BUDGET IN Sunland E sta tes > �% Reds Hail $ 1}? H a n f o r d S fm tlft Newest WEATHER: Fair tonight ami Tuesday. High today la the 80’a. Low tonight in the 60>. 6pace Probe VOL. XLIX MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union today hailed Ua Isunching of a huge model apace ihip, com­ plete with a dummy ipaceman at the control!, at well-timed proof of Ruitlan auperiority in rocketi for both peace and war. The 9,M l pound space vehicle launched early Sunday from a se­ c r e t site inside the Soviet Union was traveling starbriglit In a south-north orbit that carried it over Paris—where the Big Pour chiefs are meeting—once every, 91 minutes. Today's Communist Party news­ paper Pravda proclaimed in a -headline, "Soviet space ship bias­ es the trail to the stars for man­ kind.’ * It's front page was cov­ e r e d with predictions by scien•lists and citizens of greater space feats to come. The writers emphasised the "peaceful" purpose of the Soviet project, contrasting R with the U-2 spy plane. ScientuU hero proudly an­ nounced that conditions inside the pressurized cabin where tha mansized dummy astronaut waa seat* ed " a n those of an ordinary re^woBing unK"—meaning they be­ l i e v e d one of the biggest problems t* manned apace Might b id been solved. Western scientists agreed the new satellite's record size repre­ sented an achlsvemcnt that brought the Rusiiana close to manned flight in apace. They pointed out that Ameri­ ca'* man-in-space project, Project Mercury, was not schedule i to be• g in testa on man-capable apace capsules until July. Dr, John P. Hagen, former di­ rector of tho Vanguard earth aataUlle program, aald the latest Russian launching represented only a minor step forward beeause "the real problem la to get the vehicle safely back to earth." Other scientist* said the "dum ­ m y" the Russians said they plac­ ed aboard the space ship might 0 tu r n out to be a living man "if they get him down unharmed.'* Otherwise, they added, "he re­ main# a dummy." Congress Faces 4 More Hot Issues • A • _ • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic Loader Lyndon B. Johnson prodteta that Congress will act oo at toast four more politically hot losuoa and adjoura W o re tho Damocralle convention opens July 11. Johnson said Sunday night that tho Democratic controlled House and Senate have complied a pro­ gressive and responsible record so far but still must act on several measure* sure to stir up sharp political debate. Among these "m ust" bills still awaiting final aclion, be aald, are measure* Involving housing, medi­ cal cars for the aged, social se­ curity and agriculture. In addition, Congress has to lake action on a number of appropria­ tions bills, including Ihe measure to finance the foreign aid program foe the fiscal year atartiog July 1. Adams Meets With Workers Sen. Tom Adams, candidate for secretary of stale, held a meet­ ing with bis Seminole County campaign worker* at ibe Pineereal Inn Friday. • County Campaign Chairman Tom McDonald said Adams held a question and answer period for ell the workers. He urged them to get art (or the "final push" now that the runoff is drawing near. County Slates Policy Hearing On Septic Tanks The County Commission wjli adopt a policy at its Tuesday meeting setting up standards on installing septic tanks In subdi­ visions over Ihe county. Chairman Joha Kridsr said today. Kridrr urged all developers to attend ihe afternoon session of the County Commission meeting to hear the standard,*. The time Of Ihe meeting will tie 1 p. m. At the last commission meeting, Dr. Clyde Brothers, county health A BOND was given to the first Hospital Week baby director, told the board that the in Seminole County last week. Mra. Irving Pryor of the county health unit is working on Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, right, presented a proposal for such standards. the infant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Leonard of Oak­ During the past two months, land Av*. with a 825 savings bond, The baby, David tha commission has refused to Mark, was born last Sunday, the first day o f the Hos­ issue building permits to three developers because tbe State pital Week observance h ere. (Herald Photo) Board of Health said that their property was not lultable for septic lank uae. Brother* recently said he per­ sonally fee la that any new sub­ division should Install a sewer system as one way of eliminat­ ing health hazard* in the county. The commission began crack­ ing down on developers installing septic tanka two months ago when they adopted a policy that the health department must rule on the feasibility of aeptie tank The first step in relieving Sanford's water supply prob­ use before any building permit* lem waa taken today when City Manager Warren Knowles are t« be issued. City Asks W ater Survey Proposals sent out inquiries to eight leuding Florida engineering firms asking a plan for a study of the water supply problem here. The study would include a review of the present supply and storage system in compsrison with the present city needs. The survey would also pro- ' ject the growth of tha city la the next 30 years, Knowles said. Knowles was authorized by the City Commission to get the ball rolling on the survey after he By United Pro#* laMraaUooal told com miss loners that Ihe nat­ At least six persons died during ural growth of the city is strain­ the weekend in Florida highway ing the cape city of It* water sys­ deaths, the State Patrol reported today. tem, Knowles pointed out to the board that watar consumed la Ihe city la News Briefs Highway Toll Operation Wade-In Established 1908 Board To Rule OnZoning Tuesday Tho County Commission la ex­ pected to adopt tb* nrw compre­ hensive zoning law for Seminole County at a special meeting of tha board, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. At a meeting in April, the ton­ ing hoard and commissioners pav­ ed tha way for the adoption mova by going over individual com ­ plaints on tha new proposal. The board will hold the final hearing Tuesday and then vote on adopting the proposal which will equalize zoning throughout the raunty sad raise th« standard* of county zoning. The zoning board has worked on Ihe plan for four months and has conducted hearings in all the dis­ trict* srlih the ezcepllon of San­ ford. "in Effort To Land Plane her to fly before the plane ran out o f fuel—hut they never were eur# whether she heatd them. Suddenly Mrs, Black made her decision. She nosed the plans Into a steep dive and headed for the runway. A t the la«t moment ihe pulled up again, circled uncertain ly over Dallas and hoadtd back down. Again the dive was too *U*p. But firemen i and crash - crewa standing - by a£w this time aha wasn't going to he able to pull tip. Tho piano 'anglod sharply Into the ground o ff tho runway boun­ ced 40 fo«a *u> tha air and drop­ ped again 300 yards away. Thai* it crumpled into what one police man aald "looked Ilka a ball o f tin foil," Black, when ha reached Park­ land M— total Hospital, was dead. Mra. Black? her jaw sad right arm broken and her far# nad arms cat bp flyiny gtoaa, »urlived. It whether Black died a f a and lunch counters. The organize lion also announced n new effort -"Operation wade-ln" — aimed at Integrating Florida beaches. Migrant Hearings HOMESTEAD (UPI) - A Senile committee was to open a hearing Into migrant farm worker prob­ lem* today at Redlands Farm Labor Camp near bere. Tb* commile#, headed by Sen. Harrison A. Williams (D-N. J .) will tour tho Lake Ukoceboboe area Tues­ day and hold aaather hearing in Clewiston Wednesday. S f ------ 1 ^ v p p r t e ? d I a. ACh < ;P1) — Tha Sow. -in Baptist Convention may be aikrd to take a stand on tha issue of a Human Catholic for president during a four-day meet­ ing beginning Tuesday. Eight state conventions took a position on Ihe issue last fall and any of the 10,000 U 13,000 messengers could put ih« question before the con­ vention. Order Asked WASHINGTON I UPI) - Adlai Stevenson urged Congress today to rnacl legislation this year which would bring "some order and In­ telligent discussion into tbe present confusion and showmanship of presidential campaigns." The twolime Democratic presidential candidalt appeared before Ihe Senate communications subcommittee to strongly endorse a bill implement­ ing his own idea for a "great TV debate." Elevated Train Wreck Injures 24 CHICAGO fUPl ) — Ait elevated Ira la jumped the tracks early to­ day, injuring M persona, two ser­ iously, The accident occurred about a half mite from where a four-ear train derailed last monlb, injur­ ing some M persona. Chicago Transit Authority of­ ficials said tb* leading car of a two-car Eax)*wood Unc elevated Irain went. off the track* whU« rouodioa a burro but did Ml fall to tho gtraaL Doyle Conner Breakfast Set Doyle Coooer, candidate for eomminla— r af agriculture win be la faaford Wednesday to at­ tend a special breakfast in bla barer at Mrs. Appleby's Rastaiirent at Tito a. m. All •egpariers af Coaoor from Samiaoia Gsaalf are aaked to , MONDAY. MAY 16. 1960 PARIS tUPIl -P rem ier Nikita Khrushchev today withdrew his invitation to President Eiscnhow. er to visit Russia, ami in a bitter exchange over U. S. spy fights was accused by Eisenhower of coming atl Ihe way from Moscow Just to sabotage (hr summit talks. The Big Four conference teeter­ ed On the verge of immediate collapse after Khrushchev deliv­ ered what Western source* called opening session in which he laid an "Insulting’' attark on Eisen­ Intelligence flights already had hower and the United Stales. been suspended since tha U2 in­ The Soviet premier threatened at the opening three-hour session cident snd asserted they will not to walk out of the summit meeting be resumed. Eisenhower (hen offered to ne­ unless the United Stales halted its spy flights and punished those gotiate directly with tha Russians on such flights. responsible. The sharp and biller public Eisenhower issued a statement after today'* angry and abortive atatements by the two leader* Candidates Exchange Words JACKSONVILLE tUI' l) - Gu­ bernatorial candidate Doyle Carl­ ton Jr. charged opponent Farris Bryant Sunday with rating in a Jacksonville Negro restaurant to get Negro vote*. Bryant, apcparlng in a debate with Carlton, denied the charge. The two candidates tim ed to South Florida* today with Carlton going to Miami and Bryant to Fart Pierce. Bryant waa to visit Melbourne and Orlando later to­ day. The clash uvrr the Negro restau­ rant charge developed when Bry­ ant aaid Carlton got most of the Negro vote in Duval County in the first primary. Carlton replied that Bryant got the Negro vote in East Volusia County, and then said Bryant cat down for dinner in a Negro restaurant in Jack­ DARIEN, Ga. (U PI) — Attor- sonville. nrys for tobarro heir R. J. Reyn­ "You stoop to low, sir, to charge olds lambasted bis wife today as a me with something I didn’ t do. 1 woman who either "rolled him say 1 didn't," Bryant aald. while he waa drunk" or who lied •'ll'* a matter of fact, Mr. Bry­ under oath at hit divorce trial, ant. and you know it," Carlton A ahirt-eleeved 12-mas ju ry was said. expected to (tart deliberating lata Both candidates said they do today whethar to giv# Reynold, nut expect substantial integration tho divorce ha wants from hi* In Flurlda’ i public schools. thDd wife. _ L'arito* said in t|re event of a ***•»»•* fe r ^ b q , wtowro - t o - t o e ^ r e g r eotirrorW lV A irralU ig .k •wad pictured naV "In final argu school, or a similar decision by meats aa a loving wife for Rey- a local board, "I would honor who "spent half her Ufa that course of action." ildtng him—keeping his name Bryant said he would exbauil la this community and in the every Judicial remedy before com­ 'JLA » world." • n il plying with such a court urder. the Gambiell, Mis. Bey Both Carlton and Bryant have . « * chief lawyer, said her hut promlsrd to keep Florida schools band's history o f "drunkenness" open despite furred integration or was a "record e f brutality." threatened violence. But Aaron Kiaviti, No, I law. Carlion aald he would rely on yar fo r the hair t» rlgarei mil­ local school boards and Ihe Pupil lion*, charged Mrs. Reynolds Assignment l.aw to handle, school "took her husband to the tune integration situations. Bryant proo f more than a million dollars." mi led he would use the full furcc Sht either "rolled him whilr he of ihe governor's office to resist waa drunk or aha hasn't told the federal attempts to enforce school truth" la discussing her finanres, integration. Kravita said. The two runoff candidates fur Heir's Attorneys 'lambasf Wife governor made those and other statement* in answer to questions on the racial problem posed by Ihe Miami Herald. Here are the questions and tbe candidates' an­ swers: Question: Do you have a specific program in regard to handling the integration Issue T Bryant: I do have, Tho inte­ gration problem falls within the overall problem of maintaining constil atonal government. You do the people of Florida no service by constantly badgering me with questions about the race issue, and (hen berating ma on your editorial pagei for answering your ques­ tions. In every Interview your re­ porters, obviously under your spe­ cific Instructions to do so, come back to the rice question. I am glad to take this oppor­ tunity to make my position crystal clear, If it is not already so, on the matter of constitutional gov­ ernment as it relates to Ibe state of Florida. There must be no un­ certainty about the poeitlon 1 will take on tbe basic question. Certain rights were reaerved to Ihe states when Ihe federal eon of those right*. I serve notice sow that I will, iq every legal way open to me aa governor, throw the full force of (he date and Ibe 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK ( UPI) price* al 1 p. in.: American TAT ....... American Tobacco ............ Uclhlchcm Steel .............. Caterpillar ........................ C A O ....... ......... . Chrysler ............ .............. Curtiss - Wright .............. I)u Ron t .............. Eiivtman Kodak ................... Ford Motor .......................... General fc’ teeirlc ................... General >, tutors ................... ... Grahsm Paige ... Ini, T A T ............ ... .. Johnson Electronics .. . Lorlllard ........... ... Minute Maid ......... Penney ............ ... ... Penn HR ......... Having trouble with your lawn? The prolonged dry spell In the Sears Roebuck ... Weil (he answer to your pro ruunly Is causing a serious pro Standard Oil (NJ) . ... blems may come forth when four hlrm lo lawns, Tucker raid to­ Studrbaker ............ ... U. 8. Sleel ........ ... Florida agricultural experts pre­ day. Weslinghouse EL .. ... sent a "lawn clinic" at the Semi­ nole County Home Demonstration Center Wednesday. "Caring for the lawn, from "A to Z" will be the topic. Urnamental turf specialist Frank Wil­ son, Florida Agrirulural Exten­ sion Service, will speak about gen­ eral lawn maintenance and rare. Agriculturalist* from Ihe Cen­ tral Florida Kxpc*lment S'.stiun on Celery Ave, will round out the program. Dr. John Wilson will cover insect control. Dr. John Darby will talk about disease control, and Dr, II. C. Rhoades will eaplain how to control nema­ todes. Tho program lo start at 7:M p. m . will rover atl areas of lawn cars: H will be followed by a question and answer session and a diagnosis of diseased lawns. Persons may bring samples of their diseased lawn* for the trim tista to diagnose. Tbe program will be pul no by tb# Seminole County agent's of­ fice la cooperation with the ex­ periment station and tha Sanford Garden Club. A mare technical program Is planned for commercial lawn sprayer*, caretakers and nurserymea, This program will be held a 1C:30 a. m, a the borne demonst rat ion center. Lawn ClinfcTo Help Home Owners Scheduled Slock aa 13'. 44* 29 W . 4TH 1»H 2(19 112)* TO HD* 4t*» 2ti 421* 714-H 33H l»H 123 1S>4 So*» 4Ufc lilt Tils 34»« full dignity of Ihe ofilee I shall hold behind my purpose to main­ tain the Integrity of tha law. I will nol countenance violation of our right*, and 1 will nol condone any involuntary knuckling under to an invalid federal encroach­ ment, What 1 have aaid goes for all our constitutional rights, including specifically the proposed creation of a federal dictator to overtec our elections, tha federal governmenl's attempt to force integra­ tion to our irhoolt, and every other effort lo transgress upon the constitutional sovereignty of the state of Florida, 1 shall not take upon myself the responsibility of tha governorship of Florida to preside over the destruction of Ibe powers of this sovereign stale." , Carlton: I will follow the same course of law 'and order to pre­ serve segregation which we have pursued to Ibe past, relying on our pupil assignment law and the principle af local- self-determina­ tion of racial question*. cation: Would you, aa govtrwbere 'lo * county ‘ atom board Voted vc integrate Ihe.achool. cilher volun­ tarily or in compliance wilh a court enter? Bryant: 1 would not. Carlton: No. The solution . lo problems which might arise in In­ dividual schools has been placed in the hands of local school board*. This local power lo act Is the backbone of our pupil assignment. Question: Would you, as gover­ nor, use he power of your office lo keep an integrated school open In (he face of threatened violence? Ilryani: Your question assume* that school* to Florida will ba integrated, and Ibis la obviously your purpose. I disagree with you on that, bul assuming that aucb a thing happened, 1 would use the power of the governor's office to keep every school open in Ihe face of threatened violence, in­ cluding any you or those who think liko you were successful to Integrating. Violence, either mob action by tha people, nr bayonets In tha hands of federal troops, is not the answer to our problem. Carlton: We will keep Florida's public schools open. We will arrest and disperse any threat ol mob violence against any of our school*, Avoiding Conflict WASHINGTON (U P I)— Presi­ dent Eisenhower today withdrew tho ' nomination o f Edward K. MI1M Jr. to bo a meanbar o f the Federal GUtomunirotieaa Commie•ton to avoid * poooible eoaflict SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. «94 Nikita Cancels Ike Invite; Summit Meet Gloomy t. U H gallons par capita per day. Knowles said today that "are have to inertias our supply ar stop the population growth." Knowles asked each engineering firm to please notify his office of iu interest before May 23. Ar­ rangement* will b# made for each Arm to meat with Iho rompUaiaa on its individual proposal, Mom Does Best, But Fails DALLAS. Tex. (Ul*l) — Below her Mrs. Spencer F. Black, :19, mother of five children, could ae# the lights o f buildings surround­ ing Dallas Lov# Field. Braido her, perhaps dying, was rher hu.band, 60. Black would have known what to do in a situation lika this. Ha « # » a licensed pilot who survived a crash three month* earlier in California. Now he lay motionless in hi* seat in their four-placa plane. Mr*. Black was tarrifisd. Ska had never flown a plane before, but she had to get her husband «n . tbe ground and call a doctor. Ska l had felt his pulse and could de­ tect none. Lying across her husband's body, Mra. Black triad to pilot Use piano with one band and hold tho radio microphone with tho other. Control tower personnel at Loro yield heard her fraatiaallp shoot­ ing ***08, BOB. BOB" M e the ■ !srophoo*. They calmly radioed la United Press Leased Wire HOW TO GROW BETTER LAWNS will b* th* subject when th* Cantral Florida ‘ Experiment Station, the Semlnol* County Agent’s office end tbe Sanford Garden Club put on a "lawn *Unk” for th* public Wednesday, Taking a lawn sample hare or*, from left, Dr. John W. WUeon, County Agent Cecil Tucker, Dr. H. L. Rhoades and Dr. J. F. Darby. Wilton, Darby ajKi Kbuedaa will apeak at the clioi*i threw th* world into • new aiega of crisli and gloom, Khrushchev also Insulted Kisewhower in a different way — ha suggested any summit talks ha postponed for six to eight months, or until too United Males baa elected a new president to taka Eisenhower's place. Western diplomatic aoureea said Khrushchev’s statement had virt­ ually wrecked hopes the aummM conference could actually gto started. II# lambasted Eisenhow­ er over the epy plane tocideai and repeated hit threats of toliation against the United State# and its aliioa who provide base*. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan formnlly appealed to Elsenhower and Khrushchev to let the summit oonforence ceed. In Moscow, tho Soviet Unto* delivered a new note to tha U.B. embaisy today no tho U t spy tocldenL Tb* not* waa nubed promptly to Ktoenbower, Elsenhower, to a state m e * read by Press Secretary Jams* Hagerty, waa far more eonclllak lory than Khrushchov although ho was visibly angered during tb* morning session, and anawerod Kbruabchev with baatedly B r a re­ marks of his own. Eisenhower made it clear ho la prepared to stay In Paria and continue Ihe summit talk* eve* though he refused to bow to th* Soviet ultimatum or to make * public apology aa demanded bp Khrushchev. The summit moottog waa al­ most written off before R could get storied, but the Westons low eign ministers called a meeting this afternoon to try to save R. No titqa bad been aet ier ,another BIB Four session, . Elsenhower ehev's debrand and said Russia’# warlike preparation p a d s R nocoo»»ry tor the free world to k m track o f what waa going an toaid* Russia. There was no im podlato official statement from th* West. The po­ sition o f the Wastes* lead en wa* that tbe Khrushchev stalomoot waa ao insulting they wanted tb* world to ice it before staling their case in detail later today. Storms Dump Hail On Center Of Nation By United Praia International Thunderstorms triggered by * clash of warm and cold air dump­ ed up to four inches o f rain and 13 inches or hail on tbe centra! portion o f the country during th* night, A tornado whirled out « f the tur­ bulent sky over southwestern Kan­ sas and tuuchrd down Drier in pas­ ture land hut caused no damage. A hailstorm pellcd Pueblo, Culo. stalling car* in hump- r deep hall. The Hate pa.rol siid 20 to 39 tar* were *.upped « rn 1) inches of hail piled up un Colorado 94, about 2U miles west of Pueblo. Tlie Weather Bureau said th* •storm liislrd only an hour. Heavy ralrs fell in Kansas. Jitudcj. hit < j i p dlllpsburg i* nu.i.i cm rsl Kans.is which re­ ceived four inches of rain, best­ irred lijilt su rer r* also tell in tha Nor.'.cii-t and alor ; Ibe Oregon and Wa un cu. t. Jaycees Launch Members Drive The Jayccea have launched thelf membership and membership re­ newal drive and the Jaycre wb* bring* in tb* most new member­ ships will be awarded a sevea day irip for two to Nassau. Th# dradlins for memberships Is May 27. The winner will be aonounred at the Jayeee installation Banquet May 21,' The installation will he held at tha New York a la at a* dormitory it T:J0 p.m. with newly alerted State Jayeee President Teeny Johnson of Pompano Beach to charge of lb* -UataUattoa ceremonial. Absentee Ballot Set Thursday � 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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